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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11

WANTED HOuseg0r Off1ec cleaning.
and washing to do by the day. Call
at Jacobs Bldg, Room so.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11

FOR SALE New SIX room house
Within three minutes walk % Em-
rIre building, cabinet mantles, tie
hearths and facing. Finished IN
hard wood. Lot level 41x144. alley
at side and rear. Price $S,5OO.Co. For
Information see WtfIison g. Denni-
son CO... Oak Hal building.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11

ron sALF-onc stiesI Milton piano.
has been used very little and is as
good as new: paid $3.50 for it and
w9n ssU for &lT5, two music books
iI:luded Matilda Flanagan. Glen
w,hd addition. stop }.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-11-11
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THE c11NsrRAI. PRESS HTERT41I
CHURCH. the Rev. 2. g CANNON,
pastor. sunday school Rt $50 6 M
PRECEDING by the pastor st z I ~ M
\ and IS p. m.
THE FIRST METHODIST EPls-
coRAb CHURCH. corner Second and
West Pike streets. the Rev. g. DaIl
King. minister. Class meeting $500
!. M. MI NJ. s. Riley. leader Sun.
day school s:45 a. m, Judge Haymond
NIaxweIl sup tendSRts gs4s q m.
sermon By tIsepastg9 p. m.
Epworth league 7.y9sp. ma sermon
by the pastor.
CENTRAL. CHRISTIAN CHURCH
scorner PIKE anda Chestnut atfeets. ",
N. Long, minister. $3.50 a.5H1.. Bfbld
school. T. q. Long shpeE tend dent.
1915 a. M. preaching by ne pastor
1850 p. N preaching e pastor,
a male quaptetfe VIII
VINCENT CHAPEL. NJ. P. Church
New Fair Grounds Addition. 300 p.
M. sunday school. $500 p. M,
preaching.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY
roor29O1 Con- b1akldIng. seEviees;
Is p. M, subject: Morris and Inn
raortaIs.'' testimonial meeting Wed,
nesday 8 p. M 49,
81. MARKS LUTHERAN chnreh.
PARK avenue ana East Main 6tfeet
the Rev. e. G. Hay, pastor Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. Morning service
at II O'Clock. Evening service at
1880 O'CLOCK. All are cordially IN
vited.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, corneu
west pike and Sixth streets, the Rev
W. c. Taylor pastor. $3.50 a. M
Sunday school. DR.. Taylor will teach
the Bible class. 1900 a. M. public
worship with sermon by the pastor
80 D. M, Young Peoples meeting
1880 p. M, worship with sermon by
the pastor.
Asu cuApEr. METHODIST EPIs.
f.,1pAI. Rroad OAKS the Rev. paul I.
E,Ianagan. pastor. 10000 a. M, class
,,cet,ne,- the Rev. b. McGInnIs
leader. III a. M, sermon by the pastor
4 , p. m. sunday school scott Riley 81.
perlntendent. $3.50 p. M, Epwortf
League meeting, 7ST0 p. M, temper
anee rally.
sTEAI.EY HEIGHTs U. B. Church
H.sR. FFsss, passions class meeting
M 1890 a. M. suTday school at92:SC
-. m. Christian Endeavor at $50 p
m. Public preaching at 1880 p m
Praper meeting Wednesday night at
NoRTHvEDw U. 3. CHURCH, a
r. Hess. pastor. sunday school at
10 q. m. Public preaching at IL a. m
Christian Eudeavor at e17:oo'z D. M
prayer meeting wednesday, evening at
7 40. Go and worship with them.
ST. PAU1Is NJ. r. CHURCH, south,
corner Main and Chestnut streets,
Felix X. struve, pastor. 9:45 a. M,
Sunday school, Leonfdas Johnson, SUI
.pernitendent. Preaching at i.o:45 a. m.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
The Elaa al Trenton.

The t,ag ''llal Washington had viii
him when he crossed the Delaware Il
stack Trenton was mt the star
and stripes Washington crossed ih
Della ware In December. 1875. and tn
Stars and stripes did hot have an tx
istrnce until the June Of lit. when Il
was voted into being by the congress
The dag that waved over Genera
Washington on his way to and from
Trenton consisted OF thirteen stripes
alternate red and white, as al prespn
with blue canton emblaZoned witt
the crosses of 1t. George and ST An
frew. as In the British flag The first
time the present stars and stripes wert
fiune TO the breeze was on the day %
the battle Of Driskauy at Fort Stan
wix, Aug, u. lTI17. New YORK Amer
an.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FoI
Patent. United States Land O.
flee. Carson City. Nevada. October,
rs. 1911. Serial No. 065310.
Notice Is hereby given that the
Little Mendah Mining Company. q
corporation. by its attorney.in-fact
3. F Whitrey. VIII se post ffice a,
lress 10 Phoebe. Lincoln County, Ne.
vada. has made app icaticn for Unit.
ed States patent Ter 1900 linear feet
Of the Little Mendah Lode, 1900 lin
ear ft.of the Little Mendah Nos Lode
1879 linear feet Of the Little Me d.
al No. Lode, 1900 linear feet OF
the Little Mendsh No. 5 lode, anG
1879 linear feet Ct the Cedar Lode
Mining Claims. icing survey No.
1870, and described in the n Id notof
and plat on file In Il is office, with
magnetic variation CT 10 deg.
| min. e. as 70 lows
LITTLE MTNDAH
Commencing at cor No. Of
Little Mendah Lode VIII nee the s
r. cor Sec. 16. T. / NJ. r. 6S E..
N. y. Il. & M. tesrs S. q deg
Il min. Z. 1917 feet; thence s. sc
deg. 4. min W. 754.5 feet to cor
10. 9: tntnte s. 70 deg. SO min. w.
1853 feet to Ger. No. 8; thence N.
III deg. Is min w. 600 feet to CO.
No. 4: thence n. 70 deg. - mia
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
Ancient Creeks Had Trades,

In Tue uays ui tnpii Greatest pros.
periiy tne tricks probably eNeriied all
other cations IN the variety and excel
enrp oi Their manufactures heir
sons were often the great scientists or
ihrIr age. tor fhaies of siilains. one
of The "seven wisr ulru OF antiquity.
was an oil merchant: Socrates was II
stone mason who like Hugh Miller.
left he quarry and bench 10 heroine
the iraciter at pohles: Aristotle com,
pounded drugs whlie trying 20 solve
his ''Iirtt,lfuls. apparently proposed
by otileI ti1c.smpn artists. musicians.
architects fiid engineers: Plato and
Suioi md railnig- az we'll MS studies
md !toliih'ni activities SO. too. all
were soldiers. AMI few met In Athens
failed 10 lake their places In tba ptia-
lanx or galley when Athens called on
her sens 10 hattla Charles WINSTON
Hall in National Magazine
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
AN ALBATRoss IN FLIGHT.
The Camera Caught Motion the Eye
Could Not Discern.

The Camera Caught Motioh the EYE
Could Not Discern.
An Interesting Application OF phOtog
raphy Ia settle disputed point IN
natural history was made by a natu
ralisr ON voyage FROM British Coium
bia TO san Franeisco
A large a!hatross had been follow
ing the steamer and keeping pace with
II for several hours. and the wonder
grew among the watchers ON board
the ship rs 10 how the bird was abe
10 ny 40 swiftly while apparently
keeping It's wings extended without
tapping them. AS this is common
method of flight with the aIlnlrnss. the
explanation used to bp 90 erru that tile
bird took advantage of slight winds
and air currents and was ~ able 10
glide upon what might be called az
mospheri slopes
Az the abnrruss sailed alongside the
ship about fifteen feet away. The nat
uf,,iiSt snapped his camera nj II aud
obtained q photograph TINT astonishpd
him aud his fellow passengers
The pi,nrogrsfh revrard, what no
eye had caught the wings OF Tie alba
tr0ss each some tive feet long, rnised
nigh nl'ove its back. In the act Ut max
ing downward >truke The eIplana
tiHu naturally suggested was that
more or less Frequently the t,ird musE
have nlade ~ siroke ul this kind with
its wings although the eye "onid not
detect the motion. ana that HE camera
chanr+d 10 hr staiGi..d ~ just tue rishl
luouen, fostun ,ilobe.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
Ia. vinei.s Writlne..

Although Leonardo On vlHci was
voinminons Nriier he never pitiia
single line during his NfpNiHt
After the masters death IN Fran
Ai- MANUSCRIPTS were taken n.gi'k Z
Italy His heirs proved npwcrth
and the precious writings rtre gfH
Il -iy dispersed Loose pages We
often detached and were either gi'
away as rellcs or stolen No atfria
was made t. publish any OF HI
treatises. except that on painting. a.
more than Son years after his dpa
This WAS partly OWNS to the gre
difficulty Of declphering his handWr,
ing Dir vini was left handed NJ
always wrote in oriental fashion fro
right to left Besides this. his orihoa
rHphy IL peculiar 10 himself He at
.hreyiates some words and joins Other
together nnd employs neither stops 10
accents. London Chronicle.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
KEF7 ABOVE GROUND.
lnssniou. way Major Heck Evssee
ti.s Terms of VIII.


tie Terms of . VIII.
AnOns. ingenious ways of evading II
viii he plan followed by Major Hook
lnd ~ arIcd 10 "Aucient. Curious aud
Famous W.ilS' mas lir commended;
/ county newspaper sOne years
ago 10 orded the death Of Major
Il l,,k and spoke of aim as "a singular
character . he died.. says the re
bort. ION Monday sennight AT his
hoiise. Har street. Ham common. He
was uu officer in the East iudia com
pany's service ana reached tue age OF
seyehty i've. His house was remark
able fo. its dingy and diIapidated cot.
litien."
His wife had become entitled 10 a
life annu4iy. beqHeaihed 10 her in
these ambiguous terms: .And the
same shall he paid to ner az long as
She is a,lnvt ground When. there.
Tore. lie gtod lady died her husband
ierS nntusalit objected 10 forfeit his
Income - uniting her below ground
and ingenlousy devised mode 81
keeping her Ia a ranm whleh ile aliGt
ted ITO hef sole and separate iise.
placing glass case over her remains
For thirty yegrs tie nus nrplnugpa ~.
enjoyment, II MOI ot his wifes Sc, iert
At least Of her income
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02

When the pre-id.niia, struggle be
:w,r,n Clay ANA iatkson was 1T It's
height IL is rplated that u hsnd OF
rti,isranls froGl Kentucky and The hen
hipi western states commenced "a
settle an lie North side ut the Missouri
river aud eulird their county clay and
the county scat Liberty.
AT The Sam time antther lot Of emf
grants trnm srginia and other south
south SIDE at The Zig Muddy and called
heir tmnttii In ks,'n and the eHlilnt
iulppeud mn And so II remaitS IL
this da, us sioed tor liberty anh
Jackson III independence.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
rMs psocHE RECORD
Riding q Giraffe.

General Wood of the English army
sss ,.sr a p. Ut many adventures. but
iise one b. 'nl,pd Tue strangest IL the
time be rir. y giraffe In India. With
= party =, -.siida hr WAS being en-
ts'.falnsi :. iie rnjah Of lowra. who
~ t;i,i.,.i -rsisr collection of wild
si,.e,sfl- ,.s su-Nts. General thea
MIR. - yas Il daring hUrseman
sa1 ~ lager offered TO ride the
4iarf. WI 70 bride save a rope
The ri,lah " rned him of the danger
but he would not listen. So the erane
WAS hrDue.i J" Il h;'h'uay. IRON Will, b
she maJor vruit.'i on Its back. In
-stantly the great creature was OF like
tue wind. and once fairly started. IL
Tied d'wn Into curious gaIlop thai
n md the rider 81 sick aud dizzy
al ne feil of like log. receiving a
IN the head from the animals
nd hen In the face from Its
.,e was unconscious for an hour,
9" first Use he made of his voice
We that he would never
ar:,,.r again.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
IN as q Mathematician.

'rrar was almost bred a
IN. While at t;ottingen
iaJizrd In mathematics.
tlfotpss0r of mathemat-
laena long hours al prob
ears ago n number Of
who had been II the
university together held u
invited their old professor
=. who happened tn be
ountry, ia liz present
m stond his grOnnd be
mis- own idea Looising III
u. he said thai hp was In
"a Ills old pupil had sue
~ as bunker. But |
1T On that you did not
V university Had sou
"a. ynu would have been
as hong ak lived. and
~ ~ my death you would
APPOINTED professor Of
IN my plare." Metropui-
49, 1p
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02

- -115.a -ffet % Coz. No. 81 thsnos
y. 50 css. Al n-ia- 3. 7sl.5 test %
or. NO. =; thence s. Al dss. az
aiin- r. 500 fest 70 cor. Ne. 1. ths
pace " beginning.
Little AaENDAH NO. . LODE
Beginning Ct cor. No. l wheuc.
the ). L. cor. Sec. le. 7. 1 ~. Il.
50 E.. III. D. B. & n. bsars N. N. 81
-ss. - IAi-- ". 4s..s loot; tasnc.
n. 81 deg. "a min. W. 42s.< feet To-
or. No. z; thence N. 81 deg. 50
--i.s ". 4V.s te.t u CIR. No. z:
thence N. ID deg. "a min. q. so0
est to cor. No. 4; tnsnce s. ~
iss. % min. E. 1900 feet to cor. No.
. thence 5. IL ats. "a min. VI.
Ssv.s feet 70 cCr. No. 1. the plac.
- Lesii..-lA.s.
1919 AhNDAA No. 4 LoLE
SssiAA.iAs At cor 40. waes,t,
eae ;. b. cor. Sec. IL. 4. n
4. % b.. IA. y. b. & "A. bears A
~ deg. A min. E. 3S4.S feet; thence
). u deg. 81 min. h. AGA fe.t a,
cor. No. z; tasnce 5. 20 deg. "
min. 4. 1871 feet TO cor. No. Z:
thence s. 10 deg. 25 min. W. 5ss. 4
feet to cor no. &; thence N. n.
deg. SO min. w. 92I.9 feet tn cor
No. o; thence N. u deg. "a min. w.
4sl.s feet to cor No. 8; thence N.
~ deg. 20 min. e. 50s.2 feet, 10 cor
NO. !. the pace Of beginning.
LITTLE MkNDAA NO. 6 LODE
Beginning at CIR. No. i whence
the 8. e. cor. Sec. l6. T. 1 ~. X.
Cd e.. N. D. 3. 4 M.bears s. 81 deg.
q min. W. svI.7 feet. tnenue Il.
81 deg. so min. w. 1900 feet Ia
COR. No. 3: thence N. 2 deg. a min.
&c. SOFA feet to cor. No. i: thence
N. - deg. 50 min. y. 1900 feet to
or. NO. 4; taencs S. z Qeg. a
min. w. so7.a feet to cor. No. /.
ne place Of beginning.
CEDAR LODE
Beginning At cor. No. whence
The .. u. cor. Sec. ~. T. 1 ". Il,
- e.. u. D. D. q N. bears y. !.
deg. 80 min. W. sS5.2 feet: theme
N. 81 deg. % min. ". yUl.s Ice
% cor. No. 2; thence N. 81 deg. 1t
An. w. o24.5 feet to cor. No. 3:
thence N . deg. ~ min. Y. 4s.7
leet to cor. No. 4; thence N. "a
.eg. . min. ". so6.3 feet to cor
No. s; thence N. 90 deg. 50 minute
last 6S7.s fess to corner No. 6:
-AeAee :. oeg. ~ n4iu. W. Sxl.N
set to Ger. No. |. the place ot i.
.liAins. and LOCATED IN the ). s.
.lartsr Il SEC. ~. 5. ". y See
AN 40. n. y. y Ssc,i.n nz,. ana
w. v Se>tSA ~, !. /. ~,
-. Nd. D. b. 4 N. contaiallls 81
.i~a of sy.iV3 ares.
The only Adjoining claim known
tnis sLrv,y ID the aunDsau. loa..
.-lssy 1851.
[ direct that tLis notiue DO pa,
.sneu in the fiocne he. or, !.
newspaper Of general circula. Ion pub
.ished at Phoebe. Nevada. fer per
lod Of sixty days.
LOIS J. COIN.
Register.
First pub. Oct rs: last. Dec. ~
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
Bad Shots.

A certain Yankea WAS touring through
DevGnshire. and. calling at an inn. a.
ord red some OF the famous cider. No
ind.as il 10 be wtini - hid expected
he inquired how Il was mude.
On SAD the publican we STOOD
a barreg OF wnter 1T one end of ROOM
and threw applies III IL
Tits caused n general laugh. but tn
Yankee was equal to the occ1ision.
"Waai he said, Il guess you didnl
hit Is very often. -" London Ideas.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
cust Whiris.
gn.lwar.l

seawara anwing waters are not
it9e rests sibie for the denudatiou
l.,se who have watched
81 storms appr0ac hing will lie
rested TO know that estimates Of
4 ~ 'criHl suspended in the mir run
ioti.iAm tons per cubic
ar where such storms are
The atolian ga0lGgisl. "a
nking conservative values and
~ accurate data for the num-
~ md duration or the dust
y IN western states. con
"ou the average about
toa> uf dust are carried
r.ch yesr. thus doing in
! None ahol.. l.925O00000,
nf'r!: I tri;tr'iWrt. Fbe dust
-" '",rh an average distance
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02

ffl' rpaturt viii Possesses
diSF,h on "f having more legs
rnY ,thpi nninai is that viii, b
e ~. fnnii = Of ms" Is known
- u fnn,isi nd footed. There
Ar seseri,i d 5 i.reni species of these.
hnf they all POSSESS the common h,r
aclerstir of having Spgmenied bodies.
'rr b segment of viii h ~ provided
wiki lis own pair of feet These ARE
set so cinA'ly along the body as Ia re
srinble b. = and when they move one
after another with perfect regularity
the effect Is precisely the same on a
small SCALE as that Of field of oats
unduatinp under the influence of the
wnd Some species Of milleppdes hare
~ many ;ts 800 separate and distinct
legs They are all perfectly harmless,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
The DEATH DICE.
hlstors q ~ Gil, Of the Emperor
lsrmsny.

Nistors e - Gilt Of the Emperor
Isrmany.
There vs. "a tue Hohenzollern
museum ~ Tie cnlrror OF tier-
many. y Girr. with wnich
one of Il. or~ msided ditiirnl
rase Ia ~ -ttr'pin century. far.I
histor. .i.tf- silug oue.
A yufG ! ueeu murdered
Susp. .ea a.. upon two soldiers. Raiph
and -l.lreu. who were suiiors for ner
hand. Both The accused men deni'.d
their guilt. ana even torture taiirn In
extract rolfeSsiOu from either IL
them Then Eies-toI F'rederuk Wihia ~
derided Ia cut The knot by nieanS %
the dire lnx. The Two s0dirrs >nnnle
throw for their lives anu the l,s,..
shouid be executed IA the mHrt"re,
The event was celebrated with great
pomp aud soleMuity.
Ralph had the first chance aec
threw sizes. the highest poSsib. Dn'ii
Ter. The dire uox was then given Is
Alfred He fell on nls knees aiid
prayed aloud: almighty God, thot
knowest am innocent. Protect me-.
besee,h thee
Then he arose TO bis feet and threw
the dice with such FORE tbnt one 81
them broke The whole one STOVE,
six. tile broken one alSo gave slS of
the larger portion, and the fnlamta
split of showed one. This was 4
total of thirteen. one beyond liaipt''
throw. The audience he'd its breaii
In amazement.
'iiod has spoken" cried the prince
Ralph. appalled, by what ne regarded
Az sign from neavsn, confessed hii
guilt and was sentenced 10 deatu.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
The Cautious Tailor.

Now, look here. sniprertoa" plead
I'd HntkIpy, why can't ven be patient
With his I'D Till of yours: I'm going
IL he married shortly 10 girl wln'>
worth her weight In gold
That's III! right Mr. Hackley" re
turned SniHtnrtou. hut Il she gtinr
to hp wnrtb my wait in geld! How
much does, she weight" Judge.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
ra-ement ENOUGH.

''But VIII, Should YOU he so dreadful.
~ surprise md disappointed when
de line yam OFFER she asked recent.
~ Il rn' itnin that ! never gave
you the l-ist encouragement 10 pro
parse 10 L.t
"Y0n as" he cried bitterly. you
gavn e1'ea,nst encouragement
toid ne your income was
S..' n 4 te.r" Cleveland Plain Deal.
81
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
Wa " of the Oyster.

Oysters afer they have been brought
awny froiu The sea know by Instinct
the eTasi baur when tue tide In ris
ing aBd nrpraehing their beds ana
% If their own accord open their
saeila 10 receive the food from the
sss as q 'bes were still at home
london Telegraph.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02

,
rsay ~ e
Hs 90
T- regarded
-, hat pit I'll Il,
q that at naid
4 ra peciS tAat cola
lv.e vl e.n rnd Il rl>t one
t,ie r.s.s W.is.i oi raie size out rniiks
i ia eostlIresS. bui none In the whole
list euuals il NJ ,iardness The hardest
s.eei CANNOT equal the diamond IN that
reSpe, l.
But there are ut least two products
Of chemical experiment that have
proved. according t. French cheni ats.
10 be uS hard ms diamonds These are
produced from the rare metal titaniHp,
One experilrenier Il Is claimed. suc
:eeded in preparing titanium IN Tie
Ae'tri,. furuaee. In The liure form
u much murder than steel or uuariz
and when combined With siis on or
carbon so ny tn form II siiicide or is1
ride of ti.ani1m II atVhes the da
mond Itself in hardness.
Tiianium re-elahes tin in its chem
icai proper les. and L l. the ehara Ter
istic eiemcnl In the beautiful red ana
brown crystals ~ fuiiie These. in tie
slulc 81 needles. are sometimes found
penetrating iarge white quartz cryS
tals. FORMING Gems that the Fren Ii
cali .'tove's arrows" New York Press
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
(. Reminded Him.

u have seen 10 my Journeys several
trihes. SAID the traveller. who vol
uniarils nneeFgo all sorts OF self In
flitteg 1a,esf nBs"
THAI Ha ing" answered Mr. Tut.
= know Z " people who insist on
shaving i'ias.lplyea"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
In ~. Good Cd naxs

OF course HE old fashioned belle
may have walked barefoot halfway
to church 10 Keep from spelling het
SUNDAY sines. btit she DIDN'T put her
cuifrure IN The bureau drawer when
SHE went to bed t;alvpsi on News
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02
Great Little ejchs.

Where ere Won going 40 fastg''
My Wife has just telephoned yna
that the haily N asl-ep. and am ws
ing home TO sss what Il tooks hke -
Tolsdc Blade
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02

irrss IL rst',rr 4 negative than
Ips''ve 'rrm In this world and eoH
'is,s more In the absence Of some
aings fhan IN the presence Of Others
Sam Slick
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-12-02


N THE kOIR1H JUDICIAL DIS
rict Court Of the State Of Ne.
ada. in and for the County Of Ian
,oiii
In the Matter Of The estate OF
Jason Il. Young. Deceased. Notice tn
re.iilcrs. r
Notice II hereby given that the
Undersigned was. ON the 18th day OF
pril. 1911, duly appointed and quail.
led by the Fourth judicial Ills
'ict Court Of tie, state Cf y da
shd f,r the County Lisco Z
the ADM i tratcr q tn Esiat"
jason E. YoJng. Lee aseo
III creditors having laias A.
aid estate are ulir
he same, with the. pr
IND statut ry afr s. NJ.
9Th the t,.rL OF sais o.
three rarrthe Ct Z ~
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Fins msnness need the suppoft Of
~ Uhanneru y 0thsys .E1assIon.
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r Z rs ri.ch Lake.

- efpr.s - as ertain the depth of
q m9.s MI h nike uf Trinidad has
y essful. At the sides Of
piirh IL hard as1 cold
enter It Ia almost con
lls ni ing.
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re'rhman directed
,king recipe should he
l'ih every day. and an
III. who WAS lawyer.
Il lunatic asylum. de-
wax simply an ht of
f tlga ne Iipnts who were In.
saus pHa' 3 10 employ his services.
7ne Play
af Fnh The part Of n but
take small part like
hat
IDENTIFY moi used TO so
he brtler has his share
. as. l'ittsl,urg Post.
nte ntions.
Tvs Mr. sffldc'in
have been dancing nj
lisi declared his inten
Nhel Yes. nnnt Mrs
sla, And VIII I did
he tIF declared he would
rfy Vogue.
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Another Discovery.

shakespeare WAS one OF the ahieS
~ BROKERS'
How DO ron MAKE that oui
by shp number OF st".s quotations
be FURNISHED New York iimsss
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NOTICE 10 CREDITOR

First pub. Oct rs: last. Dec. u
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1 call that man Idle who might u
better employed. socrates.
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N THE FORTH j. DloI L
trict Court Ct the state Of naa
4. ia and TT Lia.oin Ioun.y.
N the mattlr oi tae yslal II.
o. Lee, deceasa.
Notice u hsrsLy siven tina. tav
.Ads rsisneu Was III tnse first ga,
< November A. D. IyiI. auly appoint
ed. and on the second day Of Nov.
sinber. A. D. 1911. auly qua .Ified b,
ne Fourth Judicial Distric, Cow
the state Of Nevaoa III auG toI
LON County Is aamiAistI ator OF
- estate of A. o. Lee, late OF
I'D County, deceased.
All creditors having claims agains,
aid estate are reQuirea to file The
lame, with propsr vouchers and
'tatulcry affidayits attache-. viii,
.lG clerk OF said Court. within three
-.lon,l,s Of the firIt publication Of
his h0ticA
A. v. LEE.
Administra or.
F. r. McNamee. Attorney Tor Ad
iinistratcr.
Date Of first pub. Nov. 4: LAST.
Dec. 2. 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-05-23
Iaris % Berlin.

Spiferne piIoe eierne opleoe ben
2riumi, al Berlin oar goaet iorbi
Garis / 6olfempngoe. Zen npeIte
6olfetpling giper Dem imiolertib life
Den 3ilfreositiaclic. RoriS bor MI
100000 MOB 9erlins 100000
Snobp9gcre, iao @crIinerne maa
enonu menitre 100000 Weuneifer
til, fsreuo De fan boruIe op meo pa.
ris.
&i9tignof er set en- 2rsit at ie,
bporleOes Berlin / aorenes Sob er
ballet inb poa Baris. gar 1850 bop.
DC gariS iaalc0es 200,0 moo Der.
Inns 5000 Sn06pggere. 20 bunore.
oe aar eiter baooe Baris ooerifreoct
gtiaionen, meoens Berlin par nanei
% til y Qiiliou. s 1891 par Sol.
fetaIlet 100000 / Garis og 1900.
600 | Berlin, iao DER er Soab Tor
Berlin, ON at oOerflsie 4ariS / Ssbet
al et balpt a~arbunoreoe eler iaa.