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The Ordway new era., 1905-10-06

NutIVo Uomboo H0u00s
from the headwaters Of the Atrato. =
nne. navisable river falling Into the
gulf OF Darien. and the river Ct. Juan
Dc Chiramb u, which falls into I bay
Of the same name In the Pacinc ocean.
The point Of juncture would be about
40o miles from the Atlantic and anout
16o miles from the Pacifc. Ah6ht a..
teen milee Of the Atrato. o. rxthsr ~
Quito. which dows into Tie AtratoI
would REQUIRE lev locln. - ~ iHu1fs
rat q ~ stfeAA q q thA ~ aoaaoG
caly about - nt1e - hoa1. 0jI12
tWenty niles - ~ IN - q I511
yeloife j9c1I1nr l6otiUT SS ;l12
The Ordway new era., 1905-10-06
Turtle Helped Himself 10 or.k,.

For some time past James Harvey.
farmer on Boyd road, near Ports.
mouth. n. H.. has repeatedly missed
handsome young ducks. What became
OF them was a mystery. He finally
decided to watch the ducks. and after
hours Of constant watching he learned
the kidnaper was a large turtle In
one OF his ice ponds, which. when
hungry. would come up beneath tho
ducks while they were swimming ana
help itself TO the best Of the iocx.
The Ordway new era., 1905-10-06
Tells OF Old caral.

An author and scholar living In
San Francisco interested in many
diverse subjects and working in a
large private library well thumbcd ran
into a paragraph few days ago In
an old book printed in 1896. The
book is called "a View of South
America and Mexico" by "A Citizen
The Ordway new era., 1905-10-06
Trials Of the rbesoi.n.


Yes, Bilkins and the rest nj the
company walked all the way on the
railroad track from Bingviile to Osh.
kosh with the thermometer At four
below"
1t must have been an eventsu,
trip
Yes. II WAS And peculiar. too.
The leading man vas always II he
end Of the struggling line. the vfilain
proved the most unselfsh n IL
bunch. the 1rst Walking sentIennaa
had 70 oe carried. ~ heavy tra1o-
aian uas ~ lifs q the pasty. ~
~ erst eDue1lna ersv = 1lu11i ~
that - 49, = ennnllk su6eGsS =
=. - -4.- II 4 N; Is
The Ordway new era., 1905-10-06
MeurnIssa ehoes.

Shoes have been specialized for !
hundrsd and one purposes, but shoes
especially nanufaeture1 for those n
noefnine fuem : vasiety q foot.s.s,
enee - net1Foes Wou1d fTini
4 ee4q41n / ssS 1naT
The Ordway new era., 1905-10-06
Iess1Aersa I "A.

0eses1l Knss IllII1 y : Y
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
METUCHEN SHOOTING
CASE UP IN COURT.
Knapp ARA gned on Charge of
Shooting Negro-PIeaded Not
Guilty Gave $500 Bal.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. TO-
Charles Knapp of Trenton, a real es-
tate and commission broker, with OF
fees in New York, was arraigned be-
fore Judge Strong yesterday on 8
charge of assault with intent to kill
the complaining witness being Daniel
Coleman. a negro hostler at Rules
livery stable, M%etuchen. According
to the story told by Coleman, Knapp,
who is a southerner, came to the
stable and quarreled with him be-
cause he did not attend quickly
enough tt Knapp's horse.
Then. it is charged, Knapp went to
A hardware store, bought a revolver,
tand returning, fired two shots al
Coleman, one of which struck him in
the neck. Knapp pleaded not guilty
,and gave 5000 bail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
ROLLER SKATING COST LIFE.
Girl Dies from Cerebro-Spinal Men
nights Following Accident.

NEWARK, Nov. ia victim of
c~erebro-spinal meningitis, which re-
suited from a roller skating accident,
Edna M. Ross, thirteen years old.
was buried yesterday afternoon rom
the nome OF her parents, No. "
Bleecker street.
Edna was skating on the Bleecker
street hill near her home after school
on The afternoon of Friday before
last and collided with a boy play
mate. She fell to the pavement, but
got mp again smiling and renewed
her sport. She continued her stud
les at the Franklin school up TO last
Friday. when she was taken i'll and
had to go home. A physician was
summoned and he called another In
consultation. On Monday it was
found she had spinal meningitis as a
result of the accident, and it was
deemed best to send her &c the city
hospital.
Just before she was placed in the
ambulance she lapsed into uncon-
~ciousness, dying on her way to the
hospital. About an hour before she
became unconscious she told her
parents not to worry because she
WASH so very Ill.
Edna was a soprano singer. A
week ago last Friday, while she was
suffering from her injuries, she went
to Jersey City and sang with a Choir
us in a Congregational meeting. The
hymn she aided in rendering was
only a Thin Veil Between Us"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
VICTORY FOR CHIEF.
The Conviction of Harrison Wilson
Is Considered Such.

When Harrison Wilson, of Wood
bridge, who was arrested some weeks
ago in this city by Chief Burke charg-
ed with carrying a burglars outfit, is
sentenced to prison, it will be a great
victory for the chief, for it means the
first conviction of this kind in this
state under the new state law. The
chief worked hard to prove that VIII
son wasNa dangerous
Lawyer Joseph Stricken was noti-
fed last night that Wilson would be
sentenced some time today. At first
It was thought that he would not be
sentenced until next week, but it is
understood that the authorities are
afraid that he may get out through
the roof of the county Jail.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
MOVEMENT TO
CLEAN BALLOT.
Trenton Minister Starts Agita-
ton Citizens Pledge Their
Support.

TRENTON, Nov. ia move
ment for a purer ballot and the elm
nation of graft, which may spread
throughout New Jersey, has been
started in this city with Rev. DR.. A.
W. Wishart, pastor of the First Bap-
list church, at it's head. Mr.. Wish
art mas been one of the foremost
foes of corruption for years and he
has sounded public sentiment to the
extent that he is convinced hat the
time is ripe for a revolutionary move
menti in this state, such as redeemed
Philadelphia from the hands of the
t~hieying gang. The present inten-
ton is to make the first onslaught
upon bribery at the polls, with the
full belief that the rest will come
naturally.
Citizens Pledge Support.
DR.. Wishart urges the formation
OF a band of citizens who will devote
as much time and influence as posi-
BILE toward making the work of such
an organization effectual. He saws
that a number of prominent citizens
have pledged him their supper and
that during the winter it is hoped
that a massmeeting may be called
TO spread the interest in this cru
SADIE against an evil, the magnitude
OF which threatens the foundation OF
free institutions
DR.. Wishart says: ut is no easy
task 10 organize individual opinions
into an effective warfare upon polit-
icaI iniquity. For many years Phil
adelpllia was corrupt and content
while tho lsands of her citizens made
Intellectual attempts to throw off the
yoke of bondage. Everybody knew
what was going on. Every honest
man condemned fraud, graft and
bribery. But Il majority for a long
timc could not be induced to act up-
OH their convictions. For one rea-
son and another the people seemed
unwilling to make a determined fight
against tho evils which they individ-
ually condemned.
For years this city has been dis
gracad by the most shameful bribery
at the polls. Both parties must
plead guilty to this charge, although
in recent years the party out of pow
or has lacked the funds to buy
enough votes to restore it to control.
The party in power has had the
money. 1t has been contributed by
private citizens, by corporations and
Dy oilce-hOlderS. 1t has been used
boldly and freely. Two doors from
the polling place of the second pre-
cinct in the seventh ward last cleo
tion sat a common council cashing
checks which were given to the vot-
ers 10 buy the election. What
saw would convince any reasonable
man that some of our city and coun-
~ officials were criminals in the eyes
of the law and should be in state
prison. Bribery was an unanswer-
able argument at the polls November
last.
Time for Citizens to Act.
THE time has come for citizens,
irrespective of party, to act. No
doubt there are thousands of dis
gnsted citizens who will support our
movement. We should organize
now. We should engage men 10
watch the polls at the next election
and swear out warrants against the
bribers and bribed. Then let the
organization push the cases to a con-
viction and punish the guilty. A.
determined effort of this character
will stop this evil
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
DROPPED A LAMP
CAUSED SMALL FIRE.
Metuchen Was Aroused Last Night
Blaze Was Out Before Fire
men Arrived.
Special to the Evening News:

Special to the Evening News:
METUCHEN, Nov. 16:-Eaglc
Hook & Ladder and Washington
Hose Company responded to an
alarm of fire at the home of Mrs. G..
Il. Kelly, of Main street, at $50
o'clock last night.
Mrs. Kelly was passing through
the dining room with q lighted lamp.
She dropped it and caused a small
co~nhagratioa. An alarm of fire was
Immediately turned in, but the fire
was put out by the family before the
iremen arrived. The loss is small.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

WIIlTE PL.AINS, \. y. Nov. To-
Many love letters Wore read In the
county court here IN an effort t. prove
tl,at Mrs. Sarah Delano D2lne-I.eld.
who Is confined in Eloaming lalc asy-
INN. Is Insane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

SURPRISE PARTY.

A surprise party was held at the
homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Yepson, OF
Davidson avenue, last night. The
evening was spent in playing games,
music and singing.
Master Emil Yepson played Il num-
Der Of piano selections. About four
teen were present. Refreshments
were served and the table was beau-
tifully decorated with flowers. The
guests departed at 1880 O'Clock,
wishing Master Ycpson many returns
of the happy occasion.
Among the guests We're Alice Van
Horn, Alta Calvin, Emily LOTUS,
Minnie Fugle, Sarah S~chlesinger,
Marion Mintz, Mary Conoyer, Peter
Yepson, Emil Yepson, David Fancy,
Charles Calvin, Poseph Mayor, Ed
ward Fugal, Henry Tickton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
corteiyou ut Canton.

CANTON. O.. Nnv. 1G POSTMASTER
General corselyon has arrived here 70
attend the laying OF the cornerstone Of
the Mckinley memorial.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

The people who don't read store
ads. and thus continually miss buy
ing opportunities are the same peo-
pie who fail to read timetable and
Thus miss trains. In one ease they
know where the store is." In the
other they know where the depot
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

Gardens drug store, 81 Hall av-
enue il d branch Office for the nv
ENrNG NEWS where Want" Ads
IRE resolved.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
China specials

from ouruew department in the Basement. :
Z5c..to 4Oc. Theo- Haviland plateA.sSc.
They are all richly decorated and are in 3 sizes (tra, b:esk.
fast and dinner), and worth&from 50 to s4.75 lo.sn. A rare
Thanksgiving opportunity.
$500 Theo. HaviIand dinner-set ia.o0
SCI. consists OF 100 pieces. all decorated on DAINTY shaped
pieces. The shape of the covered pieces is entirely lis-.
There are two decorations to select from both SO p;1tty
that itsmakeS it. difficult to,choose.
Basement SsSesroon~.s
6.5Osturkey,sets for S.CO
Accomplishments pieces-a large platter and p extra lseSF
dinner plates-each piece decorated with.a turkey. Thev se
artistic and appropriate, and made of thesfines4aEng1sa pos-
.celain. othe4 turkey sets up to $1,000
900 cut glass flower Sase.4.OO
Frhey ared inches high, very deeply cut, with exquisite -
x,ou. Exclusive stores ask $500 for the same vase.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
RRAGA,S nIG EvENT.

their annual concert and ball in
Braga Hall tonight. The annual
affair of the Braga Society is always
a successful event. The program
for tonight consists of many musical
of the society. The usual ball will
follow.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
X. G. II. BALL.

X. q. II. BALL.
All is now in order for the mas
querade ball and reception which the
members of the knights of Golden
Eagle will hold in Wilder Music Hall,
in Smith street, tonight. Prizes are
TO be offered for different costumes.
Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin entertain
cd her sister, Mrs. Alfred Worth, OF
Railway, and her friend, Mrs. j.
Holiday, of Railway, at her home,
l57 brighton avenue, Wednesday.
Paul Flenard, of New York city,
and Miss Margaret Mclaughlin have
returned Il their homes after a
pleasant visit in New York.
Or. and Mrs. G. w. Tyrroll left
for the south last night. Mrs.
Tyrrcll will visit her parents in Nor
folk. Va, while the doctor, accom-
panied by Joseph Afierbach, is on II
months cunning Trip.
The engagement of Miss Hcnrietla
Splitter, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Splitter, of Hall avenue, and Max
Fucker, Of this city, has been an
nounced.
Rock of Safety Lodge. I. O. G. r.,
will mold a box social in I. Or G. T..
Hall Saturday night, November %.
4 81 >
The pupils OF school No. | are
practicing for a Puritan play to be
given the Wednesday before Thanks
giving.
The regular monthly cake sale of
Grace English Lutheran church will
be held November % In the vestry
of tho church.
Court Martha Washington will
hold a meeting tonight and the fin
ancial accounts of the barn dance
settled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Mintz are en-
tertaining Mrs. Elgert and son., OF
Colchester, Conn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Roessler
have returned from their wedding
our.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
Friday sale of Thanksgiving groceries
WHOLE WHEAT


Royal Stuart, none
superior for bread.
gems. &c. FINE or
COARSE; 1k-bbl. sack.
S1.O0: t0-lb. sack.
d5c. - 5-lh, DSc.
OLIVE OIL.
Royal stuart, Triple
CHARMED: French Olive
OIL; gallon can, S2.1o:
1a-gallon can. $I.50:
quart can. 7Sc,; nc
pint bottle ......
PURE FRUIT JAMS.
ROYAL stuart. extra
quality. all varieties,
including Raspberry
and strawberry: doz,
S2.25; 6 Jars, $1.lJ;
LIB. glass Z0c.
Jar. -.
PLUM PUDDING.
ROYAL Stuart, the best
Favored Pudding OBJ
tainable; lib. can,
24c.: 2-lb. can. GRr.
-i6c,: 3-lb. can
SANTA CLARA
Ripe, sweet ffnlt-
guaranteed new crop,
.5-lh box, packed IN
the orchard SI9o;
ihs,. dOc ZHc
I lbs.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
FRESH
HERRINGS.
James E d ger
famous Seabreeze
brand.
Dozen.... l.4O
Can...... lie

LAUNDRY SOAR.
Rovai Stuart. best
family. for general
home use: so
bars. x2.S5: 10 q
RUBY TsEErs.
Cenesee Brand, very
convenient for table
u e: d oxen IEC
$1.G5; 3 lb. can Nv
RES CHOCOLATES
All varieties. includins
Nut and Fruit Checo-
La / ess REGULAR n
I0c. lib. blk. Wv
BUTTER CUPS.
Assorted Fruit Sticks;
Old Fashioned Mo-
laeees Kisses. Cut
Rocl- or I'canut 1Qc
Brittle. ID. hox. ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
PEABEANs.

Pearl Barley. TaDloca.
Pearl Sago. yellow
SPLIT Peas. Scotch
Peas. or Best Spring
farina; 10 lis. ZSC
I1c.: . lbs. SOO
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
MELTING SUGAR

Eoyal Stuart Extrat
TeRder Fine Favored
PeaS case. ID cans.
$40; d 0 z-c IL 4
S2-H0: can 49,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16
HOMINk.

Schumacher. granu-
lated, Cracked HON.
inv. or Grains of Gold.
al : ls. pack l6C
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

Tourist overcoats, 4.05.
These o~Vercoats are in Scotehy
effects; also blue and Oxfords in the
popular tourist coat-with belt back
cut very long-looSe back, tight
fitting collars. Sizes s to 10 years,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

Mrs. Mary Mclaughlin entertain
cd her sister, Mrs, Alfred Worth, oil
Railway, and her friend, Mrs. j
Holiday, Of Railway, at her home,
ID brighton avenue, Wednesday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1905-11-16

never nave we klOWll
such low prices as we asl
salg--for the same lengths
what you'll pay at this sal
season in abundance for ey
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-20

James c. Weir-Patented mine. Colum-
Alban N. Town and others-Patented
part of west half Sec. n. 7. 90 ~. r. 80
E.. In the Central Mining District. and
containing ID 1910 acres. Tax g.. Is. Den
atty rs cents. costs 800. Total $40.
penalty " cents. costs s. 90. Total Sal
The M. 8. Thomas Estate-Patented
mine. patent No. 10. mineral certificate
No. Is. the Fifty-six Mining Company in
the Fffty-six Lode. lot No. 10. forming
costs $500. Total $5.47.
Ancil Scidmore and John .3ridgford-
PATENTED mine, Victor Consolidated. con-
sistlng or the Victor, Clipper and Hudlrm
iooe. patent NO. 29265. mineral certificate
OIL it NO. l7s4. In Arabia or Trinity Min
ing District, So 42-i00 acres. Tax ssIg.
bia Lode, mining certificate 1859. lot No
81 being a part OF S. w. u Sec. 30, t. !
N, *. ~ E., and a part of N. w. V Sec
l, t. 4s N. r. 2S r.. New York Lode.
mineral certificate No. 100, lot No. 80. sit
uated In a portion OF s. w. Y Sec. 80, II.
" NJ. r. % e.. and In a portion of n
w. a Sec. j, t. 46 NJ, r. % e., Ii 7s-l00
acres; both OF theabove patented claim<
are situated In Pueblo or Hot sp-inN
Mining District. Total acres n 5s.i0
TAX $4.so, penalty 40 cents. costs ~ M. To-
tai $7.3s.
George &c. Washburn-w. u Of me N.
w. u Sec. 3, N. e. u of N. e. 4 Sec. .
4. 81 N. r. 30 E.. 100 acres: the N. w
= or 3. Z. u, e. VI of s. ". u Sec. a. r.
~ ~, r. 80 e., 100 acres. Total rcres
24o' improvements Tax 800, ne ,altv 20
cents, costs $500. Total ss.7O
yosemite Company-The yos ,mite
Loed. patent No. 1909. mineral q ..lncate
III lot 81, Is s4-l0o acres situated IN lie
sierra Mining District. Tax A. 90 ,,enalsv
" cents costs $500. Total ,s.os
Monday. January 18th, 1905, AT !, .,.c,o.x
M VIII sell to pay the afore,ad de-
hnquent taxes. and the cost OF odvert,s-
ing VIII be collected In additio , n tb..
original tax Also that said properly ,
subject to redemption within six ,nontx,
from GATE OF such sale, by payn,.n. az
al SAID sums. with 3 per cent Der ,,orth
threon' from date OF sale until paid.
+. q. HOENSTINE.
county Treasurer and ex-oficio Tar 10
sssvsr Of Humboldt esuntv, Nevada
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-20
ANOTHER WONDER or SCIENCE,
Biology has Proved hat Dandruff Is
Caused by a Germ.

Science is DOING wonders these days ir
medicine as well as in mechanics. Since
Adam lived, the human race has been
troubled with dandruff, for which no hai
preparation has heretofore proved a sue
cessful cure until Newbro's Herpicide was
put on the market. 1t is a scientific prep
aration that kills the germ that makes
dandruff or scurf by digging into the
scalp to get at the roo of the hair, where
1t saps the vitality; causing itching scalp
falling hair, and finally badness. With
out dandruff hair must grow 1uxuriantly
1t is the only destroyer of dandrun
Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c
in stamps for sample to The Herpi
eide Co. Detroit. Mich.
EAGLE DRUG & JEWELRY CO.,
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-20

Many Lode. patent No. 34807. mineral GER
tihcate 62o, lot 1910. T. 20 N, r. 30 e..
% 25-1OO acres; the Capital claim and iod i,
natent No. 34634. mineral certificate VI.
LOT 1913. IT.. 20 N, r.. 80 e., 20 6S-10o acres
Mammoth claim and Company Lode,
natent No. 34SS5. mineral certificate "a.
lot 1878 T. 20 N. r. 30 E., 10 31-l00 acres.
The Electric claim and Company Loue.
patent No. 346Sl. mineral certincate OIL
lot 1879. II. 20 NJ. r.. 30 E., 1870 acres.
The c. w. claim and company ieose'
patent No. 1892, mineral certincate oio'
lot 1906, II. % N, r.. 81 e.. 2o-oo acres.
The Lester claim and ompany icdSe'
patent No. 34633. mineral certihcate w.
lot 1907, L. 20 N, H. 90 f., ~ 66-loo acr''s
The G.. ID. & b. claim and company ledge
patent No. 34636, mineral certificate US. iet
1908, T. 20 N. r.. 80 e., 20 66-lV acres.
The G.. w. claim and company lode. pat
ent No. 34637. mineral certificate ga. lot
1909, t. 20 N, r. 80 e., 20 6S-l0 acres
The Last Chance claim and company
ledge. patent No. 3463s. mineral certificate
625. lot 1911, T. 20 N. r. 81 e., Id 47-loO
acres. Patent No. 3552s. mineral certif-
cate 626, lot 1912, 7. 20 N, r.. 81 E., 20 64-lOO
acres. All the above claims are situated
In the Arabia or Trinity Mining District,
about six miles west from the old town
OF Oreana and about twelve miles north
OF the town of Lovelock. Total acres
1856 s4-1Oo. Tax ss4.47. penalty $s.45. costs
$500. Total 1898
Gold Run Development Company-E. n
OF s. E.. u Sec. 20, T. "a N. r. 20 H.. y
acres, Q cabins. stable. one house, HUNS
and pipes, in Gold Run Mining District,
Humboldt county, Nevada. Tax " W,
penalty 70 cents. costs $500. Total VITO.
Geisse Estate, George F.-Patented
mine. patent No. 70. mineral certihcats
No. 40. in lot Al, in the Sacramento Min
ing District, and containing ! 61-100 acres,
Tax IS cents penalty 4 cents. costs 500
Total $3.50.
Montgomery Gold and silver Mining
Co.-Patented mine. Montgomery Gold
and Silver Mining Co. claim, patent No
81. mineral certificate No. II. lot 50, In
the Humboldt Mining District, . 64-lcs
acres. Tax u.7S, penalty u cents. costs
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-20
500. Total ss.a.

500. Total 1913.
Numa Mining Company-Patented mine.
patent No. 81. mineral certificate %, the
Evening Star Lode, in the Trinity Mining
District. being lot 43. containing 2 76-l0o
acres; the above described claim or lot
Of and IL located about six miles west
from the town Of old Oreana, In the Trim
ity range Of mountains, on the N. e. side
of Trinity canyon. Tax s. cents. penalty s
cents, costs 500. Total $2.5S.
Philo M. Palmer Estates. ID. \ OF the
8. e. Y Sec. IA, N. w. y Of the N. 70. Y
Sec. %, T. 45 N. X. 80 E., 80 acres patent
ed. Tax s1.76. penalty scents. costs s2-oo.
Total $3.50.
Reese Gold ana silver Mining Company
Patented mine, patent No. 23406. mineral
certificate $50, the Silver Bell Lode mining
claim. OF SO, in T. 30 N. r. 80 E.. In Echo
Mining District. and containing II Sf-lOo
acres. The Reese Gold and Silver Mining
claim on the Alpha lode. mineral certin-
cate go, lot -. I. 80 NJ, r. 80 e.. In the
Echo Mining District, patented April 18th.
1882, 454-1OO acres. a $3.50, penalty 80
cents, costs $500. Total $S.S2.
The Rye Patch Nil ana Mining Com
pany-All that portion OF the e. " Of N.
~. Y Sec. ~, Il. ~ M. ~. oo H., lying WoSt
of the Central Pacific r.. r.. Company's
right OF way. containing about rs acres.
Tax 81 cents. penalty s cents. costs 500.
Total $2.57.
Ancil Scidmore and others-Patentsd
mine. Morning star Lode. patent No.
24247, mineral certificate 81. lot ~. In
the Arabia or Trinity Mining District,
II 9o-100 acres. Tax $s.1b. penalty p cents.
nine. patent No. $500. mineral certificate
q, Butte mine In Echo Mining Distr ct,
being lot No. 81. and containing 10 2S-100
acres. Tax $3.50. penalty IS cents. costs
500. Total S6.@.
Edwin Tippet-House n lot on CHINA
bar avenue In Kennedy. Tax So cents,
penalty 9 cents. costs 500. Total $2.97.
Mrs. Arletta Wallace-N. u of N. e. u.
8. K. 4 of N. K. Y. N. e. Y Of N. w. Y
Sec. "a. T. IS N. r. 30 E.. g. w. Y of N.
w u Sec. 10. T. y N. r. 81 r.. 200 acres.
improvements, 4 work horses, 500: 10
stock cattle. $50: 1 wagon. $40. a 0.T.
penalty u esats. costs nsA fetal s1a0e.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-20
A FATE.

1t Ii a fearful fate to nave to endure
the terrible torture of Piles. II can truth
fully say" writes Harry Colson, Of
Masonville, Ia, That for Blind, bleeding,
Itching and Protruding Piles, Bucklins
Arnica Salve, Is the best cure made
Also for cuts, burns and injuries. DC at
the Eagle Drug and Jewelry Co
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-12-20
s,os REWARD. sass.

The veaAers Of this paper will b pleasen
% learn hat there II at least one dreah
"a disease that science has been able ~
cura In all its stages, and that In Cata--
RI. being . constitutional disease requires
4 constitutional treatment. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure II taken internally. actin
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces Of the system. thereby dertrovirf
the foundation Of the disease. and 9ivins
the patient strength by building up n
c~oustitutton ana assisting natur to 40
N work. Thu proprietors have 10 mucn
faith IN its curative powers that .nes
oYsr Ons Hundred Dollars for n case
that Il fails to cure. Send Tor the iist
Of tostimoniais.
Addrsbs y. J. CHENEY q CO.. TOLEDO
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