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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08

The EQUALIzERs.-The state
board of equalization is hard at
work. They have decided to invite
The bankers, railroad men, and all
taxpayers interested before them.
Attorney General Chamberlain, has
also been asked to answer to the
hoard some inquiries as to the law
and its proper interpolation.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08

POLICE C0URT.--Two drum ks and
a vugadond were given five days
each by Recorder GoOdcll this morn
ing.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08
GILBERT & PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, WindowgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08
Fer the Holidays.

Big supply Of p. Centemen d
Go. kid gloves, all shades and sizes
lust ia at Chas. Calverts.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08
New Feed Store.

]. 4. Eastman Il Co. have just
opened an Office on state street OPP
posite Il. &. Cross butcher shop.
Go get the hest feed and hay the
market affords. ll-23 W.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08
E0us Vegetable
JUy SarsaparilIa

Most modern, most effective, largest bottle
same price, S1.0o. six for $780,
For sale by Dan'l j. Fry, 225 Com
street.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08

.sgOgso ;peqIossld 10000
'psqsIs Isq1oN
'PsIIo Lqsa
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08
S H l r T S

Made to order at r. II. Matthew'S
Dress Making Parlors, 331 CONNER
cial street, Cottle block.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08

The following is the list Of letters
remaining uncalled fur in the post-
Office at salem, Dec. s, 1891. Per
sons calling for the same will please
-
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Fresh eggs-Davison & White.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08

Clark & EppIey still carry thai
superior line OF laundry soaps.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-12-08

Steusen G We
A. N. GILBERT, p. Nj.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

Thomas jefferson he nuihor Of tile immor-
tai saying, The post OF honor is the private
station" "
Rosa Bonheur, the French artist. il the most
famous animal paiuter IN the wosll She 1. a
student OF anatomy, and her studies arc all from
nature.
I. In what bottle did Ia Faye,;e frs, fight for
American independence: - Clarence T. FelxeT.
> Who was tie Man Of nesiiny"9 Who the
Man of December " .-NeliA ID. Hampton, Mt.
Victory. %.
:. What Is the most important discovery made
with the immense telescope in the Lick Obserya-
tory s-lsnie VI. Harshbar.cr.
l. What French naval officer was condemned to
death for AN attemptitn save the lives Of Louis
XVI aud his queen In the revolution Of 1920 '9ls
-MAy Is. Chapman.
BIBLE BRIGADE.
The destruction OF tie Tcmpie and eaptiyity OF
Judah occurred 40 years six months and 10 days
after the dedication Of the first temple by solomon
samuel l. FIRST mentioned q asking a blessing
beiOre the people ate. as TCCOuuted in the ninth
chapter of the first book 90 samuel
After Ahab had defeated Benhadad King Of
SYRIA, in battle, hc made with him n covenant OF
peace.
In the plea OF David ne related in lst Samuel. he
compares himself TO a hca pursued by the insane
King saul.
i. Whom did God openly declare should be n
chosen vessel To the GenlilesT-Lydia Finger
,. What DO We know Of the City OF Tyre and Of
The fulfiment Of predictions concerning it.-E- A.
Thompson, Hutchinson. Kan.
j. What prophet mentions cTisping-pns in de-
nouneing woridliness:-Airs. 3. J. Huffman, Co
lumbia, Iowa.
I. What five great empires are spoken Of in the
Bible nnd what was the symbol Of each Lewis
burst, GalcHa, III.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
BRAIN-RACKERS.

ITO COSTRIRUroEs: In sending answers name
No. Of IHE NATIoSAI. rEIEUNEi IN which the puzzle
y t9uhd' Ans~eFs Oi gue'sers may Ice forwarded
within week amer receiving this TEIEUSE. Do not
make numerical cuigmas 81 your own name
Answers must accompany all puzzles forwarded.
ANswERs 70 PUZZLES IL TRIBUNE MARCH 20.
G. &. Fluwer-Forgct-me
Hidden Treasure Friendship
We All Dearly Lovc-lhc stars and Stripes
PGzzie-fhe man had but one eye, and there
were only two plums.
4 lroycrL-An idle brain Is tue DEVILS worl..
shop.
Tangled Verse
FIJI Up each hour with wha, will last,
Buy up tie moments Hs they 10:
The life above when this j. past
Is the Tlpe fruit Of lie below.
c. c. CoNUSDHUMs
TO Bessie O. RaceJ
1. Fruit Of the pine tree.
?. sailor.
3. One who works ia lead.
4. The next day.
5. "A article Of genlIeman's wearing apparel.
q. SlTouglimbed.
:. Female ui the red deer.
. a space Of lime.
=. A contest
10. One who works in metals
Florence Adele Emerson.
DECAPITATI0N
BchcRd hero Of great fame
Disclose 10 view a German name
Behead word used every day,
AMI leave the beast twill scare away.
Bchcad a look uf great di-iain
And leave IA useful kind Of grain.
Behead title 10 woman given
Behold the man from Eden driven.
Edith Aiedbery.
FAITHFUL c. c. WORKER.
nm composed Of II iettcrs:
Ny /, ?, , name OF a tree.
:, ,, =, contraction Of never
~ > =, 10, II, u, - H. ono who sells clothing.
Whole The name Of a faithful worker.
-Emma Martin.
RHYNrNG cHARADE.
horde OF lAwlcss bandits
From the hills came rushing down
Down from their mountain stronghold
To first a border town
Dressed in second of various hues.
motley crowd were they;
With no regard fsT their frliOw-Tnan
They burn, destroy, md stay.
BY whole was used IN olden times.
A AN emblem ~ repentance aud grief
by the ancient Elnez ~ Nineveh
And the low!y sinner and thief
-Marsel Hatch. North New Castle. Ne.
TIE sOLDIEHs' FRIEND
In John r Canaan. player 81 the violin.
that clever artist, Leonard Martin.
Sail!e SlauberTy, the Indians advocate.
Terence fitzallon, who does the Red man hata
Rose Wilde "a college graduate.
Eilo I"erngion a yetcran's daughter.
that Buckeye poet, Wlifer II Waiter
Clarence b. Cone, the baud-one writer.
that sweet singer, May Belle G!ishter
lEOT -. Eucc-seut the young Indian fighter
j.. J. White, "a cowboy in Montana
that baseball Captain, Harold r. Hanna
JessAinine ;. Slaughter, daring horseback
rider.
that graceful penman. Elliot Snyder.
that "bEOnChO-brealEer" Oriole Flydsr
Leo W. Haushton.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

In regard 70 tuberculosis Of the lungs thers
can be no question that improvements in thu
PATIENTS general condition aud also evidence
OF improvement &C the site Of tho disease have
followed the use OF this remedy. The general
improvement mauifssts itself by a rain In
weight lesscuiug OF fever increased appetite.
better sleep. The local improvement IS sur
missed from certain changes 10 DO observed by
auscu.ation and percussion, together with a
ammunition in che severity Of the cough aud in
She amount Of the expectoTation. ana also =
ammunition IN the number Of the bacilli In tho
eHpcct0Tation or their complete disappearance
from u. This has not always been the case.
an hot "a lew instances no improvement has re-
suited and IN other cases direct and most dam
aging results. Including nemorrhaga and oven
aeat1' have been brought about ~ t. In the
treatment Of tuberculosis OF tho bones and
joints results seem TO have been widely differ.
sh'' ~ - certain th&t some cases have been
benefited. and equally certain that others ave
not
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
Popsiay Science Monthly

IL cannot yet be- said that the exact status
OF kOch's remedy Is fixed nor can we say
With certainty that this much heralded cure is
destined 20 survive among established methods
st all. The most that Is claimed for 70 by its
most ardent advocates Is that 10 seems capable
OF depriviug the bacillus of the material in
which it thrives best e.. Of disintegrating
and destroying tuherculons tissue There has
been no claim that it has any direct effect upon
the existence Of the bacillus. nor that H. having
deprived the bacillus Of it, food tends in any
way 20 remove that parasite from the body.
aud thus % eliminate the possible source OF
danger Of subsequent or more general inrec-
ton, Under IT'S influence ia some forrls Of
local tubercu'oiIs-c especially OF The ssin-it
has been shown shat tissue which was % the
very lowl y-or-Inized variety characteristic Of
the disease has been &C FIRST IN part and then
wholly replaced by tissue or higher organi.
zation, aud one that IS likely to b1 permanent.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

IT'II III ID , IIIIIIIII7l.I ". y IIIIIIT-IIIt
Phoehc ~ Troliope Dclevsn, Ili. daughter Of
VIM. IloiinIo Co. 81, li5tH 49,, Joined thc a. C. iu
1890 Int WA interested iu tLc club many ycnrs
prior. slr l~ ls years 81 age, with auburn hair
and blue ryrF. very fond Of music and painting
She WIS a nirubcr uf Mabel lgE lesion Carrie =
Harrison CHL iu lasa. Will exchange autographs
with the q G..
"a. Gilbert, Elm City, Kan, BE- "A C. q. veteran,
having served over four years in Co. a.. 5lG iud
lie hus dark huir und eyes, Is tat and weighs
l1b pounds, Fond oi music good books, THE
NAIIUNAL TRIBUNE and the q. a. Club aud
Guards Would like a. exchange autographs with
oil In HInLmrE LnlInrN.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
Lemon COIOred People,

II they belong 10 tie Caucasian race. have Iaun-
diced nveTa bot when IostctteT's Stomach Bit
tiers y used the bile seeks its natural channel and
the skin resumes "A healthy tint. Nausea, sick
headaches, fur upon the tongue, constipation and
pain ia The region Of Tie liver also disappear when
u - used. Malaria. kidney troubles. rheumatism
aud dyspepsia suecunlb 10 the BitteTs.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
LOYALBOMEWORKERS

a. O. Motto; Pro Patrls.
&C Flower Forget-me-noL
Objects q. g.; Progress patriotism.
Price silver badge One dollar.
All regular readers OF THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE
may bc enrolled as Loyal Home Workers free, and
90 become members Of tire Conversation Club aud
eontfihutot- 20 tle several departments.
Contributors viii please add 10 the address on
their ol voloI,es. loyal Home oIkcrs' "a &C.
o. facilitate tilc handling OF mail.
References required OF new members desiring
correspondence.
G. &. photographs and sketches must accompany
each other, aud each picture must have name and
address oU thc back. No notice VIII be taken OF
diem Otherwise
n. r. C. c. GUARDS.
The c e. Guards T. a band of the G G. organized
in Boston AUE. l3, 1890, Tor mutual benefit aud the
more UTHUiiCH enforcement of the principles OF
patriotism BId progress 10 which the q. q. STAND
pledged. Following s the form OF application, 10
he Endorsed boy Post Commander, Minister of The
Gospel, or other reliable person.
Admission zee, 10 cents, must accompany this APP
pllCatlOn.
.,.,",...",,,.,,,..,,,''.," ''.los
10 National IHrfsiiG afiRg G1Wmftse
IHus J. MkRTIN Chairman,
HuN 5lt Clinton, Mass.
tDEAH STR And BHO. GUARD: j, as n member Of
She C g.. have HE honor 60 make application for
membership in the y. T. G. e. GuaIds, being in
sympathy 'h ne objects and pletgag tac Order
my hearty support.
lEuoo.....,.,....... .....-...., .........,.....
"a. all uumel
.,.a.............., ,,....... ....,..s....
Ihoartss,1
cheerfully iud0Tsc The application of............
belieyius .......to be ioyalaud of good character,
igBcu..,..,.,..-..,,,.,,, ,...................
The Guard. 81 any state desiring 10 form "a Iii
vision should address the AdiuiHHt- General direct
kA1E Dr. SHERWOOD Gommauder-in-Ch Chief
AHos l.. SEAMAN, hejulaul- General, 81. Louis,
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
FEATmR HrDs ron IITTLE cuIcKs.

III. H. FAFaiIE GHlEs: Douol burn up vour short
hcn featitcT- nor throw lICm lte garden fence
bot after drying thoroughly put them away make
o hide feather bed Boo you need 90 lake some
chickens ironI ille moihcT hen. No, tlcir bed will
not need tluE, bat few handouts az feathers la
pail o. something aud cloth sufficient 90 cover
tlIem closely 81 an that b. necessary. aud when you
Zee tle culel.s suuggie into the feathers YOU will
fancy iliat iHey ihiuE themselves under their
mothers wing. The lady thHi gave me THE in.
formation hnih ihai the feaieTs strengthen
tie chickens. However fruc thi- may be- know
that they thrive ln such bed. nHd are quiet and
apparently very hRppy.-AiHttie *. Luke Wheat
field Mich
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

HAPPY I0UrfHDID: a sHyUFy dish b. made with
calf liver. H- follows: Cut long deep hole in
tAe side aud hA with stuiiinE made al bread
cIuuIbs wtii seasoned with butter, pepper salt
find d ihl e-I uoutul al chopped onion Sew ID up
nno iHy li 1n rHu wits ilu strips Of bacon
l-Hd roast uutil done, bas,iuE often. III tie oven
A. very Eaf havu little water iu tr pan aud renew
The National tribune., 1891-04-16


The Nebraska farmers are entirely willing to
raise sugar beets, but they want a fair diyyy on
the profits.
The scale of prices for sugar bcet5 at the
Grand Island (Neb.) factory last year was So
per ton for IL per cent. sugar, and . cents per
ton for every additional per cent. This made
81 for IS per cent. and $3.50 for Is per cent
Experiments in sugar-beet culture in Wis
cousin have resulted very successfully. Six
varieties yielded from 1I.5l 10 1879 per cent.
Of sugar. The juice forms 90 per cent of the
weight Of the beets after the tops and woody
crowns are removed. Tho yield at the head
station was from Is to % tons per acre, which
meant from 81 to 3.5 tons Of sugar, of which
about four-ffths was clear, granulated sugar
At the sub-stGtiOns the yield of beets ranged
from to 80 tons per acre. From 20 private
growers the sugar in the juice ran all the way
from Gas to 1879 per cent. The best results
were obtained in Calumet County. which
borders on Lake Winnehago As q rule the
yield decreases as one went North, though this
was modified by nearness to large bodies of
water. IL looks as if sugar-beet growing is
destined 10 become great and valuable in
duStry in Wisconsin, Iowa, Minnesota, and the
Dakotas Prof. Henry. of the Wisconsin Agri-
cultural College. who directed tho expert
ments, while very sHnguine, advises thc farmers
TO move slowly. He urges that large num-
bsr residing near each other to at once hold
meetings, discuss tho matter thoroughly AID
pledge that each man snail raise three acres Of
beets the coming season. These will be a
profitable crop for feeding, IL not for sugar. III
successful as sugar-produeers. the next step will
DO to get sugar factory located among them.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
LANDS! LANDS!
GEORGE E. LEMON,
LAW, PATENTS, LAND, CLAIMS.
6l5 Fifteenth Street N. w. Washington D. e
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE,

take all procuring
patent
of airOads
desert
the orphan
dire receive
Of of
o anyca ia 1 anlre
My
o Of nayha
control
willie o the
ordinary
10
appeal
If themselves tenldes valuable
o
u
hOud be
suspended
small
the advised forward
A small fee will this
description Of
the toratO o los i obtained
egaphed Land all ngny
alive necessity engaging
counsel and
business his almost
for an
donation and private land claims Mexican and Spanish and
mnle railroad adjustments and
o Public Moneys
GEORGE E. LEMON, Washington, D. C.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoim.
When she was Child, re cried for Castoria.
When she becnme Miss she clung 10 Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastOriA
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
CAN WE HELP YOU?
WE HONESTLY BELIEVE so.
Reason Says Perhaps, and Hope Whis-
pers Yes"
To Doubt Is to ProIong Your Suffering.
PROOF.

10 Look into Proof offered Of What Has Accomplished ia
a step IN the right direCtOn-A
remedy viii not be regretted.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
THE QUESTION SQUAD.

Read "soldier.' Homesteads," in this issue.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
DOCTORS AsTOUNDED!
Family and Friends Delighted, and the Patient saws.
"THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS YOU"
DE. A. OWEN. Chicago. Ill

DE- A. "R'-' = A''-
in Electric
orat elstp
to bed I had
sei
andth
terrible sfronwh
FIRMLY
a brighter
twhih
i
soon make different being Ny friend Doctor many
timely
very weak when commenced wearing the Belt having lived
in scondio
began to improve than
time
tome Ny liver and kidney troubles the
o land in
cred to be able walk
Thank and God bless
the
never been sk %
a theh highest
Very sincerely, N MAINS
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
cnLAP - TYrELITNT.

Harry lioUHEHoI.D' i send you q recipe for
splendid pHa 1sO cheap pudding:
Lhifc.E adding. BHc-hlf plut sweet milk one
egg ouc tablespoonful % butter, thrcc tablespoon
tuis 81 white sugur one fourth Ieasp0onfu Of salt
two hcaIluE t-H-lI 0oufuls OF baking powder aud
enough n0HT a. make 81 stn cake dough-
Bake iu @ baking dish ID D. 10 be served with
hhuce InHlc follows:
Pudding s.n.ce: One-haf cupful q butter two.
fhTds cupiui ui sugar, three sp0Uufus flour. mixed
thoroughly add slowly enough boiling water 20
make o. Size thickness u thick cream. Boil long
enough ~ cook tIc flour. add lemon extract ANA n
tablespoonful 90 good vinegar Serve either hot
81 cold. Hope you viii AL tTy ID. PRO patra-
lAlle Bower
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

J'flSS srh.e Cub Bilte briefly. 2 Write only
81. oe t"e ~ ii'e lH'ef 3 Miite 10 ,lIe point. &.
boic al.sNsI 90 nil luEzlcr iOr 81 Editor Zach
week iic lun4es ~ toaC writing iile besl Irtters-
tit cons "sillol, spelling, pcunauship and gem
aIH merit eoit-u crcd-ulIl b. named al THE head
~ uiis cU.IHH Uu the Honor Roll FIIsl honor
VIII lHclunu fil 81 these requirements second
honor WA. include deficiency ln some one point.
10 uLAnn VII De nlInea
The National tribune., 1891-04-16
THE TALLEsr C. C.

g. G. FRIENDS: As Brother White seems 10 be
IA possession 81 tie title OF 1.-THE tRllcsl C. C.. ="
taken from me by urce-guarters Of an inch, i
hereby throw up nIy hands aud congratulate him
on behalf Of te same but I can cay one thing.
j ana one year younger than Brother White. aud
weigh IL pounds more thHn lac does therefore he
does not discount me very much after all even
though he De- thrcc-quarlers Of an inch tie tRllcs
j would like tie <. a. 90 know that 4 contemplate
attending The state Luc1mpmeut OF ~oHs 81 Voter
aus held az Hutchinson, Kan, April ~ % 30, and
lhht would be pleased 10 meet any who should
De ln attendance, or course you all know ID will
be Hn easy matter To tell who am FOR viii be the
t4llcst one there tunlcss Brother White conCsJ
FIo FalIla-A. Lyon lnley. BeIeNlIIe, Kan.
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

THE NATIONAL TRIBusu Exchange viii he 6s-
voted solely 10 the exchange Of souvenirs. ANY
thing pertaining 10 business must be sent 10 The
advertising Department.
To exchange: Piece Of silk dress. bought ir The
south Ia war days Tor any kind OF curiosities =
Clyde Sparks, Batavia Iowa. Ribbon for friend
s ~ caie, Phpiograpns' and aniographs.-I.izzie
". hcwlcti, AaHhassct, l.. l. Hand painted fancy
WoEk Tor back numbers ~ Ingalls, Home Naga-i az
or The " Modern Priscilla. Ada Marshall. lU3
North LAX street, Delaware q PRICE fur N
esi postal autograph AID Photograph hv MAJ II
Alice hisii-ton, p South street New bedford
Mass. Prize for best postal autograph by May !:
nl-o, Eand-painicd plague for best collection sIzy
pieces Iva Wright, Arroyo Graude. Cal. Co.'S.
stitched apron FOR prrtiicst souvenir: alec ptize
l"r nrsi Irfsial auiogTap h.-I.ela ". Ford Barton
l.HHqiHg, NJ. stamp phDtUgrnp hs.-Jcuuie A Ngil-
ley. barton Landing VT Prizes for ,,,rt,ies,
friendship ribbon aud agtograph.-Iilio Iieyerlip-
-. Joseph, itl. stamp photographs also panel
tiesl ribbon for {. e. frume.-smeon Williams
HaugHs, Mass.
Mauicd. 10 know why Allie Rend. Logan. No
does not receive her mall, as thc Postmaster writes
tAcIc D. a large amount uHCaled for-NclIle Pair
child, Blair. kcb The addresses of Zpla N Rn,,Ie
J.. a. Cinrkson, Harry Merry weAiher. aud VIM
Gcogau, all Of New York CIty.-IizEieM Hewlett
MAuhAssei, L. L. All 10 know TINT nay present nl-
dress 10 south McAlc-teF, ChoclHw Nation Ind
Ter. IhE AAIIoSAL TRIBUNE Feb. 20, 'gI.-W r.
Aolz Hchding, Kan. Address Of Il. y. Dill also
sister Ausnn.-Mrs Lydia Finger, Syiyynia o. In
formation of George q. Gilmore Oakland Cal
Postal autographs; Capt. John r. CASTOR, = Of
q
Mo- Harry &. Saylur, 23l North Twelfth street
PhiIadel plR, Pa; w. ID. Burton. 23l North Twelfth
street, Philadelphia, Pa; VIM. e.. Trouinlau eDI3
North fIith street, Philadelphia Pa: EmmH Mar
TN, Horton, Iowa: James W. aud Gertie A. Toll.
man, High Crock, Iowa; Stella Millikin, Ontario
o. George MAllon, Cedar Hill. o.; John A. pic;el
tarpentersville, Ind; willard w. Anderson Roy
Ia. Woodland, lil.: l.. q. Van Benthuysen =, Of "
Rich Iliil, Mo- Dana q. Chandler. sylYania o.
prizes Ton lhe three best: Frank Morton, North
Robinson. o. w Il. kolz. South McAlestcT I,hoe-
tAw Nation, L. T.; Samuel Hartman. Egst Ringgold
o; Perry Frazier, East Ringgold o.
Corrections: Miss, not Mrs, ItosR Gragert Epnn
:. ID. Cora Bruucr, Cleopatra, Mo- not Ohio
Will u. Clark. New Harmony, Ind, not Greens
burg Postal autographs, John l.. aud Kate II
Cannau, itaihbun, Wis, not Sheboygan. ida n
DOty, TiRIiaoulh, VI, not Proctor.
The Curious Corner.
ANSWERS 10 questions will not be published with
Ia tWo three weeks after questions appear 20
Hll viii have chance 10 seud replies and receive
honorable mention with the number Of answered.
The word " Yankee " Is derived from, The India,
word bRnkse" or lengeos," meaning English
The royal Russian residence in MOSCOW il "a led
Tie krcmlin, composite collection OF palaces
catbedrals. forts. towers, etc, Enclosed with high
massive wall.
90 A..
The National tribune., 1891-04-16

sEAncHERs AND soLvrps.

Annie 4. AIiams . Lizzie T. Brenizer. 2.
Bertlia q. kD-y , ID Warner Hargrove 2: Jas.
d AiEer Maus Chapman. 9 Clara ID PhiIIips.
p thhfttt 9. lsDiiou, y harChE J. Roth Ildtna
y Lambert. IS Lila M. Ford, IUi I.uiu III Greer.
o. EdEat J.. S.crcEs, 2, Alma e. Miller. ~ Eva
~. iiHfacs'E. = Mary d. l.ulcs. ., Daisy 81 North
lbi 8lHugr D. Hammond .. l.eua IIsllrr . SaIlIe
fihubeUfs l5sanie 81. Hebof..ug. 2: Bonnie
Nrhrug, hiha haios, 81 Calvin Tinker. Do.
GIendDn sat.s, 3. Lewis Bursi. 2 d. AZ TIomE.
con. ID I.aa-L 81 ILull.e.loL ]. Aua.. l.rnnL n
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-05-26

r. G.. Ingersoll on the death Of Mr..
Barrett: "In the drama of our human
life ell are actors and no one knows
his part. In this great play the scenes
are shifted by unknown forces and CON-
mencement, plot and end are still un-
known-are still unguessed. One by one
the players leave the stage and Others
take their place. There is no psuse-shs
play goes on. No prompters' voice is
heard and 20 one has the slightest clew
to what the next scene il 70 he. Will
this great drama have sn end Will the
curtain fall at last? viii il rise sgsiu
upon some other stsgeg Reason says
perhaps and hope still whispers, yes.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1891-05-26

On the ocean. cares little about storm. He is
positively indifferent whether he Is washed over
board or not. But, set right by a wineglassful
or two of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, he fels re-
new ed interest in his personal safety. This fine
corrective neutralzes in braekish water-often
compulsorily drank on shipboard. to the grieyous
detriment of health-the perncious impurities
which give rise TO disorders Of the stomach, liver
and bowels. To the mariner, tourist. the West
ern pioneer and miner, the Bitters is Invaluable
as means Of protection against malaria, when
its seeds are latent in air and water. To the e.
fects Of overwork, mental or manual, it IS most
reliable antdote and to the bilitated and nervous
it affords great and speedily felt relief and yigor