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The Bravest Five Hundred.

Very few people know that in the
late civil a cut Of the thousands Of
heroes On til. rolls, bat five hundred
@efe awarded the coveted distinction
q! the medal Of honor. The record
u many oi the exploits for which the
ms-Jal ba1 been given shows that they
have bssn az grand as any in tho age
OF c~.jiTalry, and that they shed u
brilliant iustfe upon U national
eSseutchcon. 4 ne~ Tork just pub
li.hed tells the story OF many OF these
heroes. II - grand, thrilling, excit-
ing. Among the stories told by the
bJys 10 blue themselves are the fol-
lowing: ~ Minueso;a Boys Fist
Battle" "r'isbting Joeis Men, "a
Hero 81 Antieiam," "Foiiing an
Assassin" "The Soldier Scouts
Story" Three Thinking Bayone.s."
"rhe sal ent at Ottsylvaoia,' "Mars
and Cupid at Gettysburg" AT the
Cannon's Mouth" etc, etc. The
WORK ~ beautifully illustrated with
battle scenes aud war pictures, nisu
portraits Oi the gallant men who won
the medal Such u work is sure ot
M enormous sale 10 any community.
L'efy old soldiers heart will beat
with prIJs ia reading IT,. and those
who love deelis VI daring and adycn.
ture viii 10 infatuated with the
intiest, manly say IN "bich these
brsss meg ieil their story. Tho work
10 called "fhe Brasest 100 Of 'Ui." 1t
IL sold only by subscription. by tie
we'll known publishing house, The
Company. Of San Francisco.
We call attention 10 their advertise
in another column.
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The Ohio

IT, Portland M Argus TINS r.
fs1s - Ihs coming ca-pliEa q DIX:
HING 10 tzEin. SIzl= Issues uit1
which 70 % before I-= ;e;[e Tins
FsL- i EGs - b= sypy1+=1 that the
CaI1 EcPuv.irzas would hare oo-l-
nztel tOr GyTsr1o. . czod5iE;e nj
iceatiGed with tie McK nh izI-
a=a-si Nhica the pop: 0: Oa5g Iro-
noIbr-l 80 +lyasisEally last No
reab=E. l. the FTfty-dr.t Congress
tl= Republicans hsi sr:S@a 0! Lh=
t"e-i!-cE- IeuD-r= c1astii-ijc: re
Ohio o-lE-adoo. In tie F1t:y Hecood
CDngT-s- ait=ra c1up2ig= Il which
the f-aEti-s q tie prrts-;.Qa poljT
"sr: fully pr@1t-- t--y xiii haT=
but seEsa- The Democrats re-ilz-
tIyt!ng EndCuUt@IlT had something
70 do With the result D-i ! l. cs-4g
that - complete a change cgusd ugi
have b-=r ede-le; II Ohio .tiae Ne
hia.ey Act had Desa . poplar aez-
Urs. TaGt the farmers Q! The burE-
e.e STATE DO not aoy longer r,llza u
lEg 'AE7I c1eaS1Irage manufacturers
10 shown u! TIE fact ;aat 49, IL,
vO!ed tVE Democratic Cco-rssue2-
they al the same time vo.~i for . tx
publican Szr:eizr - STATE and
elected him b! d plurality u Ly-tJs.
It w@s therefore. il would appeal.
Gdting foil: 10 fgi.Y Tleu the Cu!ual-
bus CDATeDii0n. by Dominating Nc
hinleY foT GO.yrpor. undertook tie
advocacy Of the ,icKnIey Tariff 49,.
he Act Tas OIiOus 10 the people in
-'oYember, lSp. wA=u - yrogi.i-rs
aerc Rul impeTf=ci!y understood, bat
now that experience and criticism
have fully his:lv-i its aDzu:d.:iez II
j. doUDly hateful Il has pot pro
uIoted manufacturing, II has net so-
creased wages; II has DO: improved
the market Tor home ~proIucts: it has
not produced PROSPERITY: it has not
aTeTted pauIc=, failures and con-
meTc!aE s;riHgenry. On the other
hand 1t has facilitated the formation
Of trusts; il mas artiiciaHy enhanced
the prices OF many commodities. 10
the burt Of persons Of small incym-s:
IT has checked trade and added b. tuy
i"inaucial difficulties VI or people.
All this the Ohio peopie will under
stand before the gu~ovrnatCrlaI c,..A-
paisn is closed.
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roce and tie costs ~ this suit. AID
Z Crs- sach proo-SdS are Insufficient
10 yaN the sane then that plaintiff
have judgment against scid defendant
for the Unra;d balance remaining due
and that execution Issue against de
PENDANT for such amount. Also IN I
defendant and all persons Ginning
under. 10y or through him D. barred
and toreclcsed 81 al! right. title.
claim. lien. equity Of rcdempti'.n and
interest in and t1 the premises de-
s:-.b-d in said mortgage. and for sUCh
o:ner and further relief as 4 the
Cur; may seem just and equitable.
iCciJiiur all costs Incurred herein.
All Of which will mor fully api-ar
by reference - ~,la.au;'s complaint
in ihi- action rOw on tile IN the Cffcc
81 the Clerk O; said Court. 4 duly c.r-
Tilted cop. u which is herewith
served.
And YOU are hereby notified that IL
you fail 10 appear Hui answer said
Complaint a. above required. the said
plaintiff ~ili take default gains you
and apply I" the Court for the relief
prayed fDr IL said complaint.
Given undcr ny hand. AN attorney
81 record. OF the District Court OF the
Stale OF Nevada. in ana for the Coun-
y % EIkU, this seventh day Of May in
the year 81 u Lord. one thousand
eight hundred and ninety one.
IA. PLUMBER.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
may 2icw.
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IA L GALL

S.-=-SsE representative u -hs
T-k I. z r. sbcfR chGs3 a; tins &C.
Lee ass announced unzi NJ Ie-as-
tx desired ik= pEFz- EsFi oai a la
T. Z CHOPS Tie = = oore and
s-.tbn- sOzuc-=ej With tos Y =
/ uacsS=D-LL
1h- czU@ O. this u-is- * unS1-r-
- H. D1r haze St~ sGGIcieat caaue4y
~ laE@=s,= TIE Appeal has Dever
b-a he urcar Of I,s y AZ T. = Z
I'D = asrtr E.sy 10 To- = ens u
~ satESoa = =5f GsE g C=-gu-
%. G11ir-@d =! -AE = < : L Z
CSupscy. and ;uss l. tSe Ms-aIc-
APp-4l The Arpss. : nct r062A-d
{, the Interests & Elr icuLyl3uL q
corporation - tie ~iz:= Ut Nsra5A
lie p.O2@toP-e-rfs Al iod@p=oa=ni
coarse u p5lG6cs Ms DO; re; EI;h
favor n es-zi= q--EH- AID IL
IItgrs All -. - any =Jre sails
ta=torr 70 Ags@ pE-Ga i5Gc IL iEE .
TIE Ayp%zi aa- suGsaTv-e5 20 &c.
alag TasEc=.-ly Uiih is DGi-uby-
- 18th ths railroad COMPANY SEt
Ec1e tSe cJ-Pr--iGa %-Zs 6-;e--
uioed 70 r-yp=n old aEE-e-s rs ain
cO-ieai Uar-=Tss ~ P-ess-i with
sGyirg Tia; While U= are aoi sseELa-
4 hsaI re void %: so Z sep o.; q:
-r- NJ. - zyrsS = z-f = 80. G.
Tany in=ts Gpya i r= a-e -sa5! =
GEze a @2icn &C EnE bzss :ha; 1Ey
b= DaD-lIC4rsoa Appeal
TIE sy-pa;aiss O! =v+-. r~%usTsq=-
n LIE Sc, IL; Cn5er cooperation
iufcsnses. ~Il ~ N tie a5- O. Io=
iPps4 IN its fight CO ahead. San.
Eud MAXI LaE t1r = Ton lie Y 1t.
bJa<z
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ost reass. Erarr:

Aec,u; = DSz=h S = TAI G-ic
ce-EIarsl No1T- mRn nrguz;a-
Eino ~ ossslES Sl0a6e t.e called
as Sds = rTs - -8R-- hunted uP
rae oj5 F~.-J.s ard ETgeEzS -
them to- la=ls--rc@ - hep &u -
SUzEzDs1Ia : Ee~ - stem -
splaS-3 and ~ ae45 s-lI Cd L q!
1gE1 il aaS EguS5-@ u.Ii he u
- s-T--z8 Elszi@s q GuJalrc -
Lake NJ IT. ! . o = ON /
EE!- rs r5se 2s = Z . Watson
bui Ae SgE appeared uls5-- ra-i..gss
ElE-= sDS1 L. W-<SaI We- GUs
Day. lie = Eu9uE - ya-S @ ~
Sso6=- bvjL 1L E-at cg=4nu
and L EuEvs rs5E--- He vGS nss5s,J
t9- Sz=-e--..c uo5 = boz doubtless
- taai ely sv-n1iHS ~ De=. -
tss DrSe--
T=s i - th= 7-ass = t3s
baIe [SEI tie s4S.s- O. sLe p-6--
EE ~ PIX CO cb=- E-lrl Eoa -
ycuz- ss.a4s- E-s:ei 49, y,za-
lSs-L
tSaE-Lu--r1 -u-=-z -jsgss cg-v.I
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Tho Worst War Taxes.

Again the Old Wing journal comes
forward with the plant that tie lyw
remaining taxes on Whiskey and to-
bacco are "lhe worst war taxes OF all"
and that the Democracy whrn it at
tains power should abolish them first.
The great body OF the internal taxes
has been abolished. From "a maxi
mum collection 81 s3OD.urC.DOO IN u
year. the internal taxes have been re-
ducel To 3~iiO,uOD,OpO. while the Gus
toms taxes exceeded last yea b.
SI0.OuO,OC0 the collections IN 1875.
The average duty under the Nc
kiDley Act is * per cent. higher
than IL was under the war tamil.
These ure the worst war taxes
the enhanced burdens on the food,
clothing. shelter and manufacturing
essentials Of the people.
The Democratic party would not he
Democratic if il should cut oil tho
few and small remaining Internal
taxes on the Iuxuries, vices or indui-
gences Of the people. leaving their
~necessaries bufdened with a 60 per
cent. tariff.
And it won't do TN. Y. World.
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No EauA.lan H.

NJ HoTT~-, the p~c n TIE Imp
Ea Ca inlsIsodeIL - asa- soc
%Ds szSe1s=t huus sSsanGv S0-S
~ thai fGf=-. ae-e : = 81 Is
FooI Suggestive eE0-i&
ADD vtsR We 50 - church and
s1y~-
A4nE8uc suite 6evoU-
Esr laCGGLL Has ste: E-oSr got
E-sL
~ = ner osL l. uuts
-A25 wnea ycz -ake TIE Ri around
80 I-goas =5%zrf -a-t-
Irr iGc2Elc Do t-ls closely
AsLys SCI their para
-Aui UAsa yoa ssa5 ~ 7zye-s AID
E-uEa~
A. church O, Suu5ry ROE.
lTe iho1-aI u hep - Brother
Juas~
Who's C-at P.uuT u-E q r1rc-
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A Serious Trouble.

Tho most serious trouble that con.
fronts tho southern Democracy to-day
il the probability ,hntthc Republican
party Will in the future abandon tho
bloody shirt issue and the negro qu"s.
ton IN its various phases. Our pro.
plc would have been SPLIT up aud
divided long ago but for the course
OF the Republican party on these
questions. The chief power and
strength Of tho Democracy 10 tho
south is due 10 tho course f the Iie.
publican party 10 inspiring the Demo.
Gratis 10 remain firm by It's treatment
south. Atlanta institution.
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SUhl 80 s.
In the District Court ufths Stale OF
\.VsGs. ia anu iurtar County OF
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4 " uri or Caution.

Sa5"2c E-p@-s acd o;ts-s zso Ca!
= Gas Mid - a.. 10 &c..
study - al enacted - ia- list
Cares = r--a-i 10 49, sl= -
r-l@ >=-is-a 2G@ u: i1s Revised
>;zi=I= a.s tie c-z= E-si l. -
- - c-To-s- G:@-i from tie
r-i@-y s=-p@i o1r. : 5ea.e- who
taxes OF Z -.1i'u. q cigars az lays
de- t.='o-= i2s Ug.~- oco~ t-5a.
- d sElr1= Ee-p%: Sao 5rr-- CTS
;'25- c-1- - . pL-:- or Il a g..
-L=- ---i llar,a = = So. I sl.,l.
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The All

TIE Hoe Ioi=S q ta4 49, rs
N referring - ne --rle- @: N II 81
Bridgeport ca s Yesterday ve
Lad . lOlG as1T=--lugo Til1 - il
tel'i-e-, Ioiifo vao rsz r-r=s-t =
TIE affair he sf=zEs Enslsa f.
ely Aod : quite ~r--E-:erf - torn
a. C;.-a1o2. h san. IL rsra-
tsyn I=dLz-< nee ..se1d % have that
Cl4n@-a1. 70 -Et:=r No -: AL-;.
AID ib= s!-svs rs---3 Them o..
Mos; al -44 --as al ps=-:y q IN
s21ri:a"a- II he >a-rf It'd =z-.=i
= a-b; i1+ sguaU= Eol,i have -i---
- ta= La1 !. I hoI1r-i p-a1
ThI!e the HshT VS. ry1- q. o.,
Couldn't 80 Z1yIl.l-. Thee was -.
ua1y Inirzu= - -t@- Tl@y G--
f0- ;Ee Cillaalz-- AID -; hin. Tae
Wno.e TN c--!lal =l-2 :Le--
That. a.. ;Aere > % it
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ELKO COUNTY

Its Location s4nnas 81 C
1o.oasau Ep<kgdssse FtsireT
TIE * Mart force II s~
MfadL Tsis NJ tA=cF
Its Mi pa' ont Q; e1sPsZ, 1toi
Lr-ss5sI tie c~iresl;i1s q @z
e-ai isoasani ds-4rs ;.=r Doara
\ II that elts.
This IL 0ss oi Sz eEs=u o: Tie
Ssstzan CrnzASl4;F SGT * lEstSEiI-
rasc5 the C4rsya pAp--s sD3. u fG=3.
eTcr EePabircsa i,eF+- u TIE SITE
insisted dzriaE the campaign las
Fail was better the FREE o0Sogs--
Ind Which dcut;l+sS +s-y mar Of
their re-G&Iz believed Tbzi Act
Leaves i: 70 a great ertect ds=-Sauc-
arr with the Treasury department
whether the coinage o. Got1&uo Or
IN, part q that a-soupi shall BE-
ooiDed poaihl! zod that D-pzrgeai
6e-5d-s that n, more siirsr shzil D.
coined il Sersds al preeent
Tr. IL the reEs-i Ne-afa receives
Tor placing Republican Eooo~ above
the lIosE.... =. 49, S.-iS u ?ear
nSo. Ebec = silver Convention. or
pSssd largely OF business men from
= zrts u the State, WIS he'd At
,AIson, rot al enrl0ys q the Mint
tyr Of the yirginis AID TrDrE-7 Tal-
r"Dd participated IN the proceedings
Or coantehapce1 the conyeatzea IL
any way, berauss Il declared for fres
coinsse VI EJLaIng- Inc Mint zen
kept ava: becs1se the Administration
ras opposed 10 FREE 60 mage, gSi the
= Iiroad Stunned il b7cau== D. y.
aE!l= VISITED Carson q t-E days U=fv.r
:he convention and let il be uuder-
.4~Il InGg b- Ses q gold LgZ, iho1-a
the business Q! his road dsr-ads al
most exclusively or tue prOspert: Of
TIE mining Industry NoS the Mint
employees aud the business meo q
Carson are taught al ob.5-! ie-5u
on the silver question Ehic1 the! Su!
10, soUn forget, because IL all touch
their pockets, and il nay bethe me4ns
of disclosing 10 them toe great i'm
por.ance OF Hc~ cJ.4aee, uOs oil! TO
miners and farmers, but 20 men Of
every bua.@ess and occupation IN Ne
ssdA-tacuo journal
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ESc Hal >Eo=~-

\ 6srz.S& t@yn Dasys- =rd=- dale
oi Jane @-h- szy=
News In JUS 5s<a -ece:ve3 q :
Destructive eycI5os Sa-A Fai 0ye:
ilis c2a-ry, iE=a;y-zrs =l,- eI @!
taIz Sn. Taz-siEy -l-aI Hou~s
~v-e u'va 1u4y,1r~~ -F-u7;.i sri
CARED away. and ccfs :o- niles
&-oIo6 completely -r-rei- i dozen
%-S7rs wee r.-reG Int c-o= seraz-
y. G CEcG Rbo hGs -a--a n-ar
Dep Tran r=:.7:is3 TIT; Ia. L. ,ur
;ssa'y u'--:*s au3 killed @asai ~
soy a-d E-i OCT ;5=ty- q u.a,
,ta~-s Ca3gL--s ard IDEAS Vs:v
also t--i T.: tie Aa..;@-ss- v..-a
are 80 - .-y- ~ - E.- ceos
v
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According To In" COuDcil Bluff
G'pbe. Iowa's prohib,t"ry law does
not prohibit. The Globe says there
aro now upward Of ljyGD saloons in
Iowa. About eight years ago. when
the prohibI'Ory law Was passed. there
were, by actual count, 3.23J SALONS.
TIA 8 shows au increase under a pro.
hibitnry law in the uumbcruf saloons
OF about 30 per cent. The city Of
O'tumwu has 2pD saloons. Council
Bluffs l3, Sioux City 49,. Dcs Moincs
liS. Dubuque 800, Cedar Rapids So.
Burlington lOj, and MnTshulltuwn 80.
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Eureka Sentinel:--Oneo the prom.
iscs made by the defenders OF the
mOns,rous Mckinley bill vas that IL
would increase the wages of Amcri.
can labor. Mr.. Mckinley will now
have the opportunity Of explaining
on tho stump why it wns that just as
h" ~ nominated Tor Governor on tho
platform Of the Mckinley bill. 22.OO)
mill operatives IN the city of FALL
River. Mass. are asked la submit TO
n reduction in wages amounting to
ten per sent.
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The shccpmcn Of Montana are
commencing To brand thcir shcap and
record trcir brands. Tho brand used
IL n small one and ~ put on either jaw.
nos OF forehead. Heretofore. most
NOR have marked their sheep with
paint after shcaring, but such marks
arc easily rem we'd or altered and u
brand, such rs above indicated, ia
eniar aud more satisfactory.
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Cng.e San wants soldiers. and ba.
oi@Ied a recruiting Office a, Gras-
Valley. Ca EDli=t,nsnts are for i've
years, and tie pay L. Dpa-d. looking,
clothing and sL3 PER moath. April.
canis TO r.-ce.ye attention must be H..
t"esn y aud % years Tor infantry
and Let"ee0 y and ,, TOR crvIIry.
AMI not las than } i-ei / inches in
height.
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Tae C-5=aco News sas ia-i =Ds
D=Gg:a tE--De-= has 5-=1 T--,a- to-
rl-a- O1= o. tbs .=iao-i I'm O.:
>~zzi1- FG-Eel AID ~ Srnz-us
GTezI Pun I3aA Ab1-i ore -L-
died pounds q 5 acre 5=De-
defy q-J----5 al s-2il5ez 80
spl=oc55 -=yII= 70 ; --- - a.
II iaG rl=-ir ~ -.2-e. lua l. "a:
49, 1o--- -T= $50 t. D-lle
are - SIT q r- t5v sr7p= az %
H. ~ ssou=as q md E-d = 81
rAI.--E- l. syi6=1I ;aEg 4 SE.l;9-
FarS%-is -u2- 10 GE- Liberties v!la
c4tu-e X a-= sad ias CHS
G2=a-=z 1a= Okla ,-3=s a-e
n.~ begging lin = provide Sol
l. bl1g - jt= ~ z5,a o. s~ p-
s-t= - E=Ils;= - - Gs-E=ii-
5s- Il he 49, -1u;y VIII he DE-
1@ol Ms <-e-ss ! a.yo=1 10 IL
iSF--Eri!- l. :. too surc=es.--
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FOR DYSPEPSIA,
~SaysapariI!a

y "a sa=-tre 'ctDsdy. "a ugmerOg, ~;e,tlr,1
IL's ~"yi"l-i'e'y i:g'- "i@T tao Jean
! Was a CyI,AaG Sufferer ff..r 49,,
a"i H'sf c5IHyiIHG / bs-4rgd A L.
'iSs An! ur= IN .ei8sS Irs.srl.I n tsafr,
e'efY cASs- ou.y aggravated tie dgrsts
an @p'iHerary aisi'eI un 10 rIe STsg.r
oi''Apai.H. / DID -. aff vzs ItfrJ
- a cost III a. Size TIA: t-s u i7r
zen ~! family iEs'!peJn@. srd .ysrrtt Ia
@."in' = stranger n cur faz1aFlsg !
Vc!le'e II 20 hc tia Isti rrss.Ef.a n. s-r'r."
r. J. NeSuliy. liSstGaln. ~ s.fr-.sfs 81.
L1NciL. 80.
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The State 0f Nevada sends greeting
to: y. l.. GUlhHEcr. Defendant.
You are hereby required To appear
10 m action brought ngHint you by
tn" above named i'luiutiiI m the Dis.
tTict Court Of tho State Of Nevada. in
and fUr the County OF Elk0. and to
Pnswcr tho CoInpln MT filed therein,
within ten days. tex luHivc Of the day
OF scTvicCL after the service on o of
this Summons - il ~ rvCd within thtg
County; or II ~ we'd out OF this
County, but in this District. within
twenty days; Other wise, within forty
d'ys- or judgment Uy u,,nuit viii bo
taken against you, according To tho
prayer 81 suid Complaint.
lIc said action IL brought Ia nb.
tain q decree of this Court for tho
foreclosure al II certain m~urigaIc du.
scrIned III the complaint. and exc.
cutcd 10y you on the 9th day Of
March. 1891. Ia secure the payment
al u ""Ttuln prOinIssory note mHdc by
you and delivered Ia plaintiff on tho
same day fur tho sun Of tnrCc hun.
died fifty dollars and interest thereon
nj Tie" rate ui n PER cent. per month
from date until pnid, winch note is
frlly described in said complnint and
I pom which nOtc nothing has been
pad. Also Tor attorneys fcca in tho
sum of ten per cent. on tho whole
! mount found due. Also that tho
Iiomifcs conveyed by said mortgage
T. ny be sold aud tho proceeds thereof
a. ",d 10 the payment uf snid uotc
the Ia crest thereon counsel foes M
PrDvId, Tor in said note and mort.
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Charles Stewart Parnell. the Irish
leader, " 81 married. TO Mrs. O'Shea 1t
6tgy ming, Z JsIanl, OF Ju - 2otu.
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Ba~:oE Gjob~:-WIIl5e ,-ucreiiall!s
ia Is~zS s&t2:ls. - KS vol.
G-s-e bat spec; il uoulda'; DO
NCu know yoar MAMMA Sa y"u
u9SoT aeve- kiss the bEs- Grace
Yes iLLts What -. Ssi That -
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jlSi n EeLl. She says 20 the. she
Ays; Gnrie. don't you eTer e; ire
seyou SsS,a' the b?< Mamma
&zs -u-s - TO Mrs biihy's-~
II p~-C:cci'on dos Doi k,Sr prices
Il I5e hone market abure he level
= SKIER cucuiries ELy - = cla-u-
iaciz~-s si.uU the III 10 te fined
CIT q 'aen n such oSpz5as streams
~ or&-- TO maintain tie protective
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state Land OIire.

S2o= last rei-u tao srpl.ra-
:"-z % purchase S;a:~ --zi wr.e
LID t-U-artr- - zcreS
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ST. NJ MONS.
In tho District Court orthc State Of
Nevada, ia ant iurIhc County of
l.lkO.

Action brought
ia tn" District
Court al tho
state 81 Ncva
ua, in and for
t!ic County Of
Elku. and the
complaint filed
in the Office OF
Tho Clerk Of
SAID District
Court.
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may 2iGw

jacob Nelson.
Plaintiff.
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Dcicudant.
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l.rwrIE, Schcne

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c E---y- Eug i =GES -. z.:-. a..
~ =-lar.sCr - rtuGr. :. e.. >r-.r.
4.Ef.E zF E-J=-r. EEsLI All \. 4.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1891-01-08
A Katydid Mimic.

In the mountains of this State beau
tiful katydid is found which so mimics
leaf. with even the midribs and veins,
that it is almost impossible to distinguish
it. My first experience with one was in
Millard's canyon, back of Pasadena,
where l was wandering with a faithful
dog for my only companion, enjoying
the delights of this beautiful region,
where summer reigns in winter, and the
stroller can sit among the ferns and hear
the voice of birds within sight of snow
banks. While glancing up l noticed
what | supposed to be a leaf from asyca-
more come drifting down, fluttering
this way and that after the manner of
leafy parachutes. watched it until it
fell in the bushes, and would have passed
it by had not my companion, with more
prescience or curiosity than | possessed,
called my attention to it, so | picked up
the leaf and discovered the cunning
min ic that instead of lying down had
descended, not only looking like leaf,
but resembling one in its flight. Its tint
was most delicate green, like that of n
tender leaflct, while the wings were al
most exact in their representation of
leaves, the veins and midribs being imi-
tated to the life, so that when this beau
tiful creature was resting on plant in
leaf no one would have suspected that it
was not natural leaf. The common
mantis is equally curious as n mimic, re-
sembling a twig, while its slow and de-
liberate motions add to the deception
San Francisco Chronicle.