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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
rUNOR IN soasEe.


story Of ap A.oisssI tbef Has More
thsp His sbsr..
Opiy these who are unfaaalllsf with
animais doubt that they have q sense
of hupaer jimmy is a Lively road
horse who has ideas " hls own anc
very orlgnsl conceptions Of wat IL
amusing One DAY the children mad
erecied q sloall tent o. the lawn. and
sat wiuhiu IL drink " lemonade aud
playing tbat they were handful jim
ny walked s0frly W " ths side II the
teot sns slowly inserted bis aose
through convenient sit, ssss Our
Dumb Animals. Eyes spd ears fol
lowed aaa. his head once Within al
ths back q rhs vDsuspicious reYelers
jimmy gave ope tremendous saseze.
~ that klnc which is half snor4.
The bsndiiti fell back IN every d
reefton. aud she horse. witbofs wing
from the teat. laughed silently 20 him
sell before going back 70 his grass
cropping yimmys fss0f4te amusement
Il fhaf ~ scattering . noek u sheep.
" ben be il feeding with them IN the
pasture he suddenly stops eating ana
then Clashes among then. sending them
seuddipg over the hillside. Then he
stands watching them Until they again
settle to their abiding. and sitter a
short lupelaeoD u his own repeats the
pleasing diversion Although tbis
horse + TIE sentsest creature in the
world. j. plesses BIN exceedingly %
fiigbten aDy one who bss shown Tim.
idisy ID bis presenoe.
Jimnly's TWO J9isfresses harness him
without trouble OF danger. but he De
lights ID alarp1iDg one girl cousin who
visits ~ me house. supdry 6dget
I iHgs ana nervous starts Of her own
were enough 20 show Jimmy OF what
manner sad temperament she was. and
he II n5ereiiess IN taking sdssDtag ~
Of thai knowledge. II she enters tbs
stable whore be- stands accepting tbs
harness 81 The most d0eile msnDer. hs
opens bis mouth. showing wicked
row Of teeth. and makes feint 81
Swapping al her. She shrieks. his mis-
iress seoios sBd reasons with him. aDt
Jimmy apparently il then repentsBt
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
cRIDf MAChLNERA

At the fiuis V'Hsn she mine Nht Aa#iis5
la -orked utiniuf me nuds were t.asss en-
fy crude Hud MACHINERY uio esliassA =
y.sr. practically unknown. As flas Hssn
shown b. numerous eHsrs uuns nnz ne
'eery richness - mines could ue Wufheh -
IN. ,-rIde methods then Boz use ant VIII
uuf exception. shese niu uliief Ni'sA
ot,et,.d 5nf worked by modern mezuunf
hfv. pruear asHt rich and FielneQ itEtAs
forruuef Sc their fortunate Nv nsfE
All .Califuruiana know fuHf aaui#5iiii'
iiou.tire IaHn Bnrus " tms A-ale iiI5f
,u.,d. a. ls5aresf snafe ~ iiif vei4lzn nun
ms uf Hhea. ald MeSirau mines aisnfssen
btn a shoff distance trum rua pfulisH
aud being xunu fie tpot mole ~ - =.
,,aioptpefft ina al asf Deserted mine. my
iur no SUCH history " rs richness NO
DID II fuslke ans auet showing on q. sur
fac. ar The prupsrfF uNusr nA u. N
fasra lsoiG MininE 4uu1Hn' W Atss.ts5s
F,5,tssF5re f3aaf9Q the uiscuNsHef tlsaf
,trugg,ad without any capital t-tisaAnzs3
r..Tpsiug IL aeeept tuy Of Che urisfa naas
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
TIE DOMAIN OF DESPAIR.
That A~fuI Great Basin Between the
Rockies and the sierras.

There are various kinds and degrees
u deserts 10 this country. but the most
3 utterly hopeless are found In the 50
E called Great basin between the Rock.
les and the sierras. This l. a vast re.
gion Of deserts. with here and there an
/ area where nature In TraDkish mood
seems actually 10 have made an effort
+ to produce spectacular effects Of bor.
F fOr From the Wasatch mountains to
the Sierra Nevada extends a ghastly
stretch Of territory which is iBterseet-
ed by series II high mountain ranges
running parallel north and south. with
valleys between.
A birdseye view Of the Landscape
shows three principal ranges. two Of
which are known as the Amargosa and
PanamiBt. and between these Is Death
valley, % called because II IS the very
abode Of death.
Imagine narrow strip Of arid plain
shut fn between two mighty mountain
walls the peaks stretching up 10000
feet Into burning sky The surface
OF this plain. which Is 175 feet below
sea level, il mere crust OF salt and
alkali- through which a ridden horse
breaks up 10 bis knees into a hofrid
paste than eats both hair and hide.
a gray haze that never lifts makes
everything indistinct and puzzling to
the view. No vegetation Is to be seen
save very scanty sagebrush with
leaves that are not green, but gray, and
here and there sort OF cactus that
grows 20 live or six feet In height. with
extended branches II Is called the
dead man" because in the night each
stalk looks like a corpse by the way.
side
But the supreme horror Of the place
Is the heat which Is unspeakable.
There Is n breeze, but il Is so scorehing
hot as to blister your face Streams
flow from springs down toward the
valley. but never reach Il. because the
heat dries them up on the way.-satur.
day Evening Post.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Bofh nlpve and beyond nj rnase.
seva thp New 4ufg Times ~ the IL
inr-v 10 public uealth resulting trum
|fba eoustmif iuhau i'm Of Hmuize-laaen
air The feniala Lunu0ner strikes II
American visitm NJ pnie und under
sized and thsss vino hufe studied he
suii.cf nftfHuze 1ha aeeenerncy a lie
ruee of metropolitan enHe-nveiiefh 10
unfnng 80 mum If 1he shurtine N
Of auuiieh am fhe bnrdenng ~ the
r+mnslhere Is the fumes from b1ft
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Are oie ideaie Is be anesseseds You
remenlner lie Stephen g;ifand slpry
4 il ~ familiar as your SECOND read
~ 1ns merchant wanted Dey. mud
before lne applicants placed packages
aud instructed fhe iads 70 open them.
One whipped oui nis kuife and euf The
eord The Oznef carefully united ths
knot 81 ef the cord aud got tine 3Ob
on account Of MS thriff aud care. 10
rhers Anything IN that story Sue
cess asked some " the merchant
princes 81 me country and received
some surprising replies. Some big mer
chants asserted thar tbe boy vino
would unite the knot should be shown
the ti0of because the zine was worth
mOfe Enan cord. II Is In every con
oeru tilef pretends ~ hold tha pacs.
hurry i she word to-day Time il lit
orally mpueF and 10 stores and offices
auo factories the great endeavor is
70 10 thlngs 10 Less end 6 still lsss
number " minutes Gould stephen
Gtrerd return q earth It is Doubtful =
" ihAA4A At1aA 2 WV fAS ifppt v tAAtf y
modern store. and he would proba By
be run down by az automobile on bis
way q lunch. Buf one thing hasn't
changed There ls sttn al opening Cor
che 10y who pDrsd the Knot Meth
ODE ars a. important as men. Pains
ta1iug plays as important 4 paff az
ever AUG eeoaomy often meens ms
direneuee betweep profit and loss Ths
boy who unties tbs cord and saver Int
string Il methodieal jae ean learp g
move quickly. He is honest. for dis
honesty isas nothing 10 aotnmou witt
small economies IL tact he viii do
I he may not mount the ladder a,
1 quickly as the cord cutter, bseauss
/ he VIII b. sure o bic footing On ever,
round. bnf me chances are thas hs
viii and stay az when lie gets up
/ There lie room Tor both boys IN busd
ness but humanity is 30 CONSTRUCTED
( Il WI always place The most cont
denee 10 aud reliance OF uhe boy WI,
takes pains
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

= isadit.ana mine worked IS tfts >ftris
cpauaH missionaries De- uisepHzfeN IS
teust ITO Castro & p0uf McNicaU I'snHltftz-
tOr Ills #aHuns property has Ifruuncsn
millions Ia Eoid aur silver NsiiieE was
5eitta laf.en nui aun shipped re spasn ~
-lf tine lie location vue iaa Wnen si9e
siaueillsf - al zue miurrf taaf p.ae a.
o.. hands - Huaene tuuiaus during une
~ HsiF uuniaitless iu SlegigN.
nnefe is perhaps up mure famous mine
reCofder H. ms aHs rnau Was ~ ipise-
host faraaea 10 AeEicp Che naiue 2 a
rasla IL . Huusanuin word ii stuuusm dof
ricnee Is had been he lheme NJ euus ct
station HmpfE H.aapecturs uilu mina-ss -
lleElGl tgf lie Ilf1Hl century nf mute szfit
d las been tie hupe ~ eveft ONE zHHi nf
miEht "a .be iHetF person vino should -
d discover Eiaia zantuus ole MINE
For mgfe then a ceutuf. raHsiea from
Spain aud other countries have made ptl-
erfmaKse 10 Mexico g. nuut fuf ms mine
Leree SUMS - nuuey were apeflt IL zueae
uuuer aslfiugs hut uurN feeefIt setafa che
secret remained tOetel up IL nsstufe Z
bosom.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
SHE MIXED Tre ORGANS


Why the ReEE1rs' Instrument. Bore
the Wrong signs.
Visitors 10 Biaekpooi recently were
much puzzled by an old woman who
was playing a barrel organ
AT one end Of this instrument she
had pasted this notice.
Help the blind
Beneath this appeared a second ap-
peal.
Il am the father of seven motherless
children
The odd woman wore a pair Of blue
sls-ciacles. behind which her eyes were
completely hidden.
4 few streets farther on the mystery
OF the Inscription was cleared up. for
there sat an old man turning music out
Of another organ. as dilapldated as the
one whose faint strains could almost
be heard from up the street.
He. too. wore glasses. and his organ
bore this legend:
Help the Blind
And under IL.
Il am the mother Of seven fatherless
children"
A man stepped up TO him and said:
Look here, my friend. the next time
you go out you had better get the right
label on your organ"
The grinder must have guessed what
the error was. says TIt-Bits. for push
ing the glasses back from his eyes, he
peered quickly up and down the street
as II looking for policeman.
Seeing none, he leaned over and read
the sign:
THAT'S the old woman all over" he
muttered. replacing the glasses aud
turning his instrument TO leave: shes
mixed them blooming organs up
again"
sometimes the hardest things TO
bear are what the nelghbors say.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
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Short ctories


aahu Ghalmma line misatanafs
friend Of Bpi,er I.auis Stevenson nm
every inch 4 muu anee teiesritliiisa 70
Fntslnud. .HaerHinz IA trim for ~
sensuu AsE Jones send one efnsf
toulahuw-ks uue gross butchers
lufves G.oine Inst Try nuke tftsiias
iisiv.een TRIBES I.anhon was t'ah
ssllsn0 over LIE missionufyf peeniini
Arnr o. promoting friendship VIM ne
Sev Cuueu enulibnis-
ON one neeaainu Charles burieieh.
she E-eut opponent ~ the sinFe trbas.
was In fhe miadle 81 one OF his aie=
0ueut deuuneiaaiona Of smver'y y Inn
Il well-uimad ant very rutten sss
sfruct him tut IN lie fnce Tins
it. said. eamlf If he produced las
handkerchief ard wiped his face. If
striking evidence ~ what J baFe
alwsvs maintained that prO-Hiu cry
arguments ufe unsBund
a story IL tala If tie lgte Professor
smell VI Amherst College which re
iRi.s how lac once nasseo for q detiui=
tlm Of the suinr eorana from mem
Hef ~ his eluas IL astronomy Ihs
yuuuc mHn alter rpGd aeul 81 aehl=
triton. and & dread consciousness 81
impending fHllurr plunged desperate.
Is into the stu1emsIIl tint he dld know
whut the eprunn wHs I'm Ind tarEui
ten The Professor turned 10 his eiiiHf
win tragic gesture, w hut ~ ..
elliruiubie loss II science he ezeiiLll7.
I'd. With smptiuu 'thuf the only ma
VIM ever knew v-nHt 1hs SUB egi'ant
Ii nae forgotten
According 10 ths New YorE Tribune
Secretary Mccoy during The Press
a..Itfs recent xIsis IL sew England 81
more thuu one Dhrusinu unprecedented
ilis chief Passing through the ~
nervous Nev England villages Thni
were CLOSE together e berause Ha1ae
vhut 81 tnsE Tor The President =
ehuw himself and grssi the crowd q
every stEtlan. T'be reBenhlunee . LIE
Secretary d M MY 70 TIE Press
aeut IN height buda and genera.
physical appearances. 0rered q plan y
which NJ ho0seTslt c1ulc be rested
Mr. Moody. dunning a MEh siE lat
putting Oh b pair = eFe-glNsses. and
htrttuutnK L froeE eeHf lightly aeraas
hie chest. would repHir 70 TIE rauf
plHtf0r1n. nfr his hat and smiling
buw right kDd l.ff - The thrunEk -
fhe train passed slowly along
IL an article q "reminiscences. Mary
stuart Boyd SAYS fhat The late hrsi
Harte never ohnn8es his personality.
d. also had a dread q people regard.
tnr hin for bis work only. n0t fgf him
self why dldnt you tel ne i was
Bret HHrTe who sat DsIi ne a. ala.
Der Inst night HHiled uDe - ssEas1F s
smurresi young saatraas. lu pete 70
hsr hostess. lie morning after large
dinner party. ! have always lanEee
70 meet him. and ] would have t.ssen
so different had I only known uba
my nelghbar Wa Vow WIZ can't
woman realize that this s1r1 e
thing Is lnsulilnKg= quer3ed the aufbaTs
70 whom he hostess had forwarded
Der friends letter II Mrs.. -- talked
with me. and found ne embarrassing
a. a man. bow could sbe expect 70
md me interesting because ! was al
aufhOrf7
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
A WEAK HEERT.



il Is noi many years ago that the be
lief prevailed that a sufferer from
heart disease was Ia constant peril
sbeHeyer lIe suoyec aud that the nearer
he approached absolute rest he better
Il was for bis heart This Ii stu true
ia respect TO certain forms " heart dis
ease those due 10 actual disease on de-
generation u the heart museles-buf
when tie disease IL IN the valves, as u
l. ia the ma jOrlty u cases. the modern
teaching is that properly regulated es-
ereise il besencial This Is founded
upon The common sense view that the
heart IL like other muscles IN that II
can be Strengthened by exercise 70
meet increased ealls upon IL
When the galYes Of q pump gef out
Of order, II requires greater force "
move . given quantity u water. n
this force can be applied. it VIII make
up for the defect ln the valves. The
same principle holds good IN the ease
Of the diseased heart; The Yalgular de
fect must be made good "eompensa-
ton il the medical term for this proc
css BY increased strength 81 ihe heart
muscle.
The heart mast be- able Dot only u
meet The ordinary. everyday extra
strain this II docs automatically. as II
were, By the unaided efforts " nature
but IL must be stronger than neees,
sary. just as II is IN health, 10 meet
some extra strain caused By illness, :
sudden nervous shock or some abso
iuteiy necessary exerii0n. n j. evident
therefore that diseased heart must
to assure the safety ~ the patient be
strengthened beyond The requirement.
+ ~ quiet life.
This il accomplished 10 various ways
but none Is better for The purpose than
! hill climbing Or stair climbing. The for
mer for pleasant days the latter foI
bad weather. The exercise should, OF
course, be taken under the direction Of
a physician, for II can easily be over
done, In which case one Of the bad con.
diiions against which II is the object
Of the exercise 10 provide will be arti.
ficialiy produced and The heart viii be
0yertaxed before II IL strong enough 10
withstand the extra strain Youths
Companion,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

vsninh was YER sichs anf properly -
Valop the mine The result wac tites Us
MOI give zne proper attention q tinlp8s@
fug he sfIgfi az tnes prDeeenel.e : ne Gun
sequence wal sflal after they nae fsheiise
the yzC-lgot lenal ant eiennec jill hunss
~ me ei~iftH tai.ine on during THIS DC
ueinputeff1 nearly enough money duh
shipping orr Is pa the expenses u toi.5
tinutur Ene seaFei enat luHt hH hueeref
seemed r-ade IL aHuxn tfaif Efforts 1iles
vssrt sunamariIg stopped hy cave a. IN.
aa-fuuf lssua winch absolutely nHeNentso
further work As their means ~ Lns
time were entirely esshau8tep q vac m
t,ossiute a8f Them 60 ranuni ne Hua4fk
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
Secondhand Book Habit

Que VI the novel habits Of the pres.
eDt day l. one that takes one to second.
hand bo0kstores. says the Philadelphia
North American. Dealers 10 dlssipated
libraries call 1t APPLY enough the sec.
oDdband book habit"
A clerk whose duty II Is to stand at
the front OF the secondhand bookstore
aud watch ont for possible purchasers
u The one who first made note Of this
queer habit He noticed that the same
men ana women were wont TO stop and
cursorliy Inspect the same dusty vol
umes day after day, year In and year
out They come every day-tbe same
old faces-and they look over the same
old books, and they never say any.
thing, aud they never buy anything.
and after awhile. when their time Is
up they 20 away as silently as they
came.
Some men viii get on; OF bed at !
O'Clock In the morning and run TO q
nre who can't be induced TO get up al
o'clock 10 start one In the furnace.
GbiQa On Na.,a
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Discussions n0w current ~ souea-
5onsI circles concerning the napnet IN
which Englisb sbs1 BE- taught y pu-
pits ip academies saa colleges direct
attention once more - fhe imnineDs
nss1 Of proper education for sduea-
iaopsl authorities 4 DfoAsss q De
tersorstton Il ~ work 10 ths lsngusge
which IL largely due . Tie esreiess
hospitality u our dictionary makers
toward Tie ugly and snDeftuous IN
verbal Innovations o. verbal fesUr.
rsctions Tie Importance of slang ~
the ydgsr o. the one hane. ano On
ths other tie revival Of obsolete sno
obsoleseept words ~ BE effected snd
tie sell conscious ere alike menace u
tbs Eigor and purity o. our speeeb.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Or the foriy-sevep thouaane persons
who were e2amined Tor employment
by me government 10 the period COZ
cred by the last published report q
the oiYn Seryies Commission 1tiisy
four theusaad were unable % pass the
examinations. tnaer the sp9ils sys.
tem il 100 ofteo hapDene9 that the
places we're filed BY the kiae " men
tneluaed Ia the thirty -four taeussno.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

That medieval armor must have
been very uncomfortable" said a visit
or at the museum.
Yes, answered the man with
dnrned clothes, but there was one sat.
isfactioD about IT. A man could always
take down suit of It In entire conf.
dence that the moths hadn't got into
it"-Washlngton Star.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

ssversa hundred thousan6 dollars in pu--
lot buried il TINS mine Iaffis bullion vat
purise IL The lower workings u tne prop
erfy for safety during cne lncian toe-
oies Durfug these violent times fna min
ers snc owners were driven puf aud mas
sacrsc auo me igeetiQa vat lost tsf1e lus
freaAufe never recovered. Lt-f6e feN a. qs
were offered in later years FOR tnf tsdia-
fovery u the mine both by rne Spanish
Ctoyernmeut and private individuals, pNf
70 ae purpose purii Faustirp Castro. q
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Merely what is opntaineo 10 lie text
books Is NOT what children sh9ulo be
taught e. school They should learn
Justice an1 right ead fsarness ano the
principles of glght living u ip3estacs
is done rhem they ere sure 70 realize
H. spq il VIII have bad stscs pD0n
then. Character is formed 81 school
Az unjust rude VIII net tens 20 make
Just men an1 women out q TOE boys
anc girls who are Compelled - observe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29
FAME SPREADS.

Hsving beeu WORKED by the spaularas
enc early missionaries. tue richness 81
tile fuiue haf spread tts tafne unef tNp
continents 1e such au extent 1as filia
true tnat 40 history 81 Mexinn. ssud Ilar-
ticuiariy rhe State 81 Spupra was gpnsid-
cred complete without riie HISTORY - this
fanuiouas. rich uIo property fns aHaa-
ca mine Il apahen ~ iu Waros .iHiataf3
- Mexiee ape tsiso meuuuneo oE Hum
ppiot as one . the most Famous mines
10 Mexico. aud rhere Ia supposed Il he
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Planning posters Displayed 10 many
idtsrior cities bstrsy the fact that ths
navy department is having trouble 70
secure eDlisten men for It's ssryles.
There ii . reason for this situation
This enlisted man Ia denied fAif
chance In the navy, The posters nm
bounce "great opportunities for pro
motion How fart Simply TO war
rant officer. There ths promotion must
stop, 10 the army Of the United States
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Mi mr. Edison kindly tei.e . aay
Of and invent some ssatem Whereby
the crew aud passengers u through
express TRAIN may bs Nole 70 affena
thenselres against any Ione toDbef
thet may take q motion 70 loot tue
sraiu2
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

DO il nov is she motto which the
head VI the stetionefg bureau Of the
Post 0ffles Department kesps over his
aesk. liz explains that neat - doing
. thing. having 20 bear 10 mine that
Il must Dc dons Il mosi wearing. and
90 he prefers to cut IN tie unneeassa.fy
tax by tneeting the real oue promptly
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

The esseened editor 81 rAe NhanF
Doodle Whoop referred 70 ies-1nee
contemporary editorial writer as en-
''unaeraone yea AND b oidut hurt
tbs yeals feelings eithef lie 3usi
laughed. low eallous W. get IN euf
harsh ooutact u-ith the world
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

u the necessary money 20 WORK sne mlue
which meant Tia loss 10 him o fne Iinr
SNARE 81 IT. riches Finally however ne
permitted seine ether PARTIES % limited
ilaiiaie 81 take HaIa 81 the property auc
tpGe her au1al piaur vac sscHasn ans
work H-afted f'na isat parties 10 wort
ctns ratuau ie discovery were muEe AM
ipus 20 find EBe fortune hidden lH Z lump
some place h rf4e oif WORKINGS Enan znes
were 50 .aEe CIT tie prutils frum lie oFe
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

d II saio thai England mas ADOPT the
American system " taxation li mey
he suggested to England tut. while
the system ID all right. the methods q
carrying oui TT provisions ear be I'M
proved upon
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

AbduI Hamid announces Enat n aoes
no. pnnt Miss STONE 20 reiusn 10 Mace
aaum. Ab. never was much q n'sno
Cor being gallant 60 tiie iaa.es.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

The sultan ~ Turi.ey dies hafe ne
4 o. obstinate about InNinE MS pei''s
that eeen nalure has ssoilaie Il collect
ing
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Judge-How did you come to club
this man NO severely
officer-WeIl. yer honor, he kept par
dctly shtill an wudn't dodge a single
crack OF made at him.-Judga-
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

some scientist has calculated that
man n suhject ~ LIZ different KINDS
q aiseasea he generally iias lhen
al aionK shout this rime VI yeas. 500
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

The Amerieanist eoneenaon = do
putting over q new name tof the red
mnn. Buf AZ Amerina s.in - 1nai "t
fond o. vrprf by QUE name ~ another
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

The United states f,ah commission
has recently aisu'ibulea over sl.vVV'-
0J0 ipbslers Tnis wiz maks 4 nnnsc-
essafs Tor anyone 10 keep on being nis
own lobaser
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

The sutton OF Turkey 70 writing
History Of his HE II II e . trne
account IT VIII haye difficulty 70 get
ing through the mails IN snls conn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

ghe eensns bnreau shows tina pfac'
Flealls every american eiliie can f's''u
No vontler tbe historical nesei sells
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

aiost people inge ne eeeentricities
without The genius
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

Advise an old mnD 10 marry wsman
young enough 10 be his daughter, and
be may ask II you take him for a fool.
put he viii not be offended. Atchlson
Globe.
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

He who gives a trine meanIy Is mean
~ than the tribe.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1903-01-29

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