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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
Carson Items.
Iron the Tribune. June as

lNfbt@ ~
Since Wells, Fargo & Go. announced
that they would pay 8 per cent. per an.
nun on money deposited with them. the
amount has largely increased. Hereto
fore parties having money on hand have
been in tho habit Of deposiing small
sums with boarding-houss keepers or
loaning IL out. Knowing the entire re-
s~ponsibility Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.. and
being sure Of the 8 per cent, they now
make IL q point Of dspositing thsir coin
at the Bank. II is a great thing for
small money holders. and seems to 30
duly appreciated.
Carson Lodge No. 4 elected the fol-
lowing officers last night for The ensuing
term: II. X. whitshill, PC; O. Z.
Laushton, G. c.; A. T. Kesler. v. c.:
A. Lsports. p; @. Z. Bray. Trustee.
Representative 10 tho Grand Lodge
George Gibson. @. +. Laughton, Z.
James, L. A. Frisbie. J. O. Bunker. J.
L. Msier.
Tho Superintendent OF the North
Carson mine informs US that he has
struck n soft streak In the face OF the
tunnel. composed II dseompossi quartz
and clay. This just agrees with the
developments In the upper tunnel. and
indicates the near approach 10 the ledge.
Alot Of kids from Sheriff Swiit's ranch
we're slaughtered by Mat. Rincklo yes
terday. They aro about two months
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
Sequel to Sherldan's wedding.

Iron the Washington Star, June 81
Captain VIM. II. Brown, Of the Fifth
United States Cavalry, cut his throat
with q razor last Friday afternoon At Il
West Twenty-ssvonth street, New York.
His ago was thirty. He told his friend,
Col. W. @. Rankin, the evening previ-
Gus that he was ''out Of sorts, but
would soon be ''all right" again, and In
vited tho Colonel 10 call on him again
the following day. The Colonel did 20,
In company with Mr.. Costa, q friend.
and on knocking at the door. an indis.
tinct and feeble voice said ''coms In"
On entering they found Captain Brown
partially undressed upon the door, With
a deep cash In his throat. Besides two
razors lying beside him. he held In his
hand O broken gold chain. He recog-
nizsd Colonel Rankin at once. and said;
ut Is no use sending for . doctor. He
can do me no good. II 10 all over. /
have no one TO live for now" He then
added: 81 have swallowed q ring which
I wish you to GET" A doctor was sent
for, who sswed up the wound. and paid
him other necessary attention. but on
his departure. the sufferer eIpsrisncsd .
sudden convulsion, and In his agony
burst opsn tho wound, and died soon
after OF homorrhage. Deputy Coroner
Lee made q post mortem examination
of the body. At the time Captain Brown
was dying no spoke Of q ring that he
had swallowed. This ring was found.
It was Of plain gold. with raised. chased
edges. On the inside Of the ring was
engraved: "Bs satisfied" The story OF
tho ring was not ~ascsrtainsd. but II RI.
NOR bs true. he vas engaged 70 the
young lady In New Orleans who has
since become tho wife OF Phil. Sheridan.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

THOUSANDS of loyal hearts. which
have been ~oysrnowing with dcvout
th~ankfulness during the past few days.
will say . hearty Amen to this ssnti-
msnt in the Philadelphia Tb"s : 1.-THE
beauty. purpose and glory OF these Gen.
tenuiai celebrations. in which there is
no North. no South. no East, no West.
are dawning upon the nation. The sun.
which rose 10 brightly Thursday ON
Bunker Hill. will reach its MONDAY
splsndor In 1916. Instead Of . few
scattered regiments from q half dozen
States. the armies Of the Union will then
march through our streets. and the
hosts Of the dead who. whether . hun
drsd or ten years ago. gave the la.t fuii
measure Of devotion for the u they
HOLD holy. will DO with them in the .pir-
1.-THE spirit Of Union and Libsrt, for
ever"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
Pure Politicians.


Tho winnemucca Slrer State, Dem
thus pays its respects 10 tho nominees
for Lieutenant Governor on the Cali.
fornia Dolly Warden Ticket. Its state
msnts are indisputabls: "John Bidwell,
tho nominee for Governor. 10 n Of the
greatest land monopolists OF California.
BY virtue OF q Mexican grant he non
opolizes extensive tracts Of land in the
Sacramento Valley, which he refuses 10
sell TO settlers. but leases 10 on his wi
terms. He il q chronic ~ofice-seek-
or. and since his defeat for
the gubornatorial nomination eight
years ago. has apparently boon
willing 70 sacrifice himself by &C.
ceptinc a nomination from any party
that might offer IL. Pashsoo, the can
didats for L~isutsnant Governor. n. in
consequence Of the resignation Of Gov.
Booth. the present Govsrnsr OF Califor-
mia. He is q Republican and. according
10 tho ..whereas'' Of the independents,
is controlled by monopolies. bat II
on the Independent ticket will
escape the grasp Of the corporations.
These are political sorshsads, which the
party Of parity has placed at the bead Of
the ticket, and BY the election OF whom
they promise 10 release the State from
the bold Of monopoliss. and reisrm
abuses in its government"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

TurRr ia a pretty general belief thai
the man who will receive the next Re-
publican nomination for the Presidency
has not yet been prominently talked
about. Shrswd politicians say that the
nett siI months nay bring about such
changes in public sentiment a. to sweep
out Of sight all tho now conspicuous
candidates, and put in their places men
now unthought Of. The Boston Journal
thinks IL unadvisable for any aspiiant to
build his hopes Of success upon any
thing hs has done this year, AMI adds
"Ths ns,t Presidency Is not to b cap
tursd or arranged-neithsr can 1t be BE-
queathed by General Grant. Il remains
at tho command. as We believe. Of the
Republican masses Of the Union, who
propose to deliberately bcstow it at the
proper time for the national benefit.
All interested will govern themselves
accordingly. OF course. any amount OF
speculaiions and gossip. Is inevitable a.
the great contest draws near. but ju-
dicious men will rate Il st lis real value.
and none. certainly. but judicious men
ought to DO found among tho possible
candidates"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
nANcRoFr,s asArIvE RAcR.r

Yesterday. through tho courtesy Of
Mr.. H. s. Phillips. agent for thin STATE,
wo were presented with tho second vol.
ume Of Mr.. Hubert b. Bancroit's
"Na,ive Races Of the Pacific States Of
North America" The nr,. volume Of
mi. most vaInabls work vas devoted 10
IN. ,r;mi,;,. ,ac.s of tbis slope. This.
M. ss.o,s voIums a scvo..a s,c,u.
.;,.,, a. Al. h;.,o~, a, ,ho.. ,.t;on. ~
M,,;.o ava c.,,,., Am.,,c. among
~I-.-n,..ao.
-. 49,, -. an. .,h.
v-I-...
~ 70 AsP' ~.
A''aeu'' y 'Aa.o'' .o
s'soto'ns is'sre4 'oA
asfiui ~ any 'Aies OF io"An' .n
vi'nai ~ regular u as'a.i Ano o.s
Inc nsiufs y me tn
Poss'o's' ihsSe Pe'P'es "n'
Is much as mas oeen s'''"'
Ar. bancroft styles 'h' NauA M
ions. ihers YER v sfea. eu.'e'
these peopie-'ne Mayas 'n' Al'ees'
The former ooeupieu the oouhuIy W 'n'
south OF heAioo, ine'uuins oAP.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
THE PICNIC TO-DAY.

-luo .ccl.gv for occupyipQ A
es;,.L., .,Irmn !,
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a.. .,,h.r,, 10
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al dav." Th.y
49, m,.h 20
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"n.,l,nwn., mi. nation
"o''' g., ox..
yves a''' 0o"N W
I.".s.,.; !,
osnsa Asain'. 'y'A" :,
oi'h' Nv" A'
our Go'a anu sn'si m'"'' 1u
isar'ui ~&i ae'
men eoncede 'na' We sh0uia n
almost hopsiessiy embarrassed "o'
oankrup'ed. Ana Out 'o' 'n' P
the men Of early aA's,
which now sveiis inc eon''s u 'H' I'M
ton vouid shi remain IN .noss 'ny
nous caverns whefe 'ne Ai"s'''"
the "early days OF ms our eA
Imprisoned II.
Compared with ~ and " 'heS" ais
Later days. The pioneer Is no longer
young. There arc burrows IN MS ehssk
the fsrvid sun has bieaehed his locks 70
siivsr;his frans IL oen'' nus MUSES. n
grown lax; the pioneer Is growing oia'
He makes NO Ion prosP'e""k uP'
over our mountains no Is waiting.
getting ready. let US hope iuiy prepaiS
for thai grand exploration ~n'en VIC u
must make. Ahs'her quarter e,u''
And OF Ah 'nos' "
mel 's'oiy o, n'
-
VIII "i'! VIZ" y" 80.
so"oP 'oe
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

A BRurAL scene was enacted ut
Thomaston. Maine. yesterday. at tho
execution OF the muricrors Wagner
and Gordon. The last named. about
thrss-quarters Of an hour before his exc
cutio.. attempted suicide by stabbinc
himself with = shoe-knifc. lilo was dis
covered before life was extinct, and
although insensiblo, was carried to tho
railows. placed in n sitting position ON
q box. and Supported by two deputies.
The rope was adjusted around his neck.
and while stiIl iasensibls. no was swung
~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

The unusual eloquence Of a minis
terial orator at the Decoration Day OK
~srcises ut Oak Ridge Cemetery. Spring
field, Ohio. which excited much favor
able comment al tho time Of delivery, Is
now discovered 10 have been inspired
By Edward Everett, whose Grafton ut the
conservation Of the Gettysburg Gene
terry, November 10Th. 1859, was appro-
priaiel word for word.-Ersain9 Posi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

Forn million dollars worth Of sus-
pended war claims are now on file In the
Third Auditors office Of the Treasury
Department. among the State var claims
for reimbursement. on account OF sI-
psnditurss incurred by the different
States in equippins volunteers for the
lato war.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

Nor . single candidate upon tho Cal
ifornia Independent ticket lives in San
Ffancisco. This h far more csed''aois
TO III. ticket. than assuring rs to its
CHANCES Of success. Tho tickot which
can 70. along wiihou. tho aid Of San
Francisco, must b. exceptionally poPu-
lar among the h~orny.handod Of tho in
tsrior.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
LATE ITELEsRAMs.
Jury san out

BessAs<Tntep-rhe Jury stiiI out.
NEW YoRx, June 25.-At the hour APP
pointed Tor opening Court tho o was
nlled. Mrs. Beecher came in with u.
Judge Porter. and resumed her usual
place in front Of tho Plymouth throng.
Sherman came in and out Of the room.
while Tilton sat in tho ante-room. lead
ing to tho Judges chamber, in CONVEX.
ution With friends. Whom Evarss en-
tered the room he was received With de-
monstrations OF applause. which were
With difficulty checked BY the officials.
Judge Nelson wa in his private room
from an early hour. whsre be awaited .
eonmmication from tho jary. II Il the
prevailing belief that q disagreement Of
the jury is inevitable. and bets arc free
ly offered on that result.
The jury sent down to-day for Mrs.
Moulton's testimony, which the Judge
forwarded 10 them. lsiltr atr
NEw YoRx, June 25.-Ati p. y, moth
ing had been heard from tho Beecher
Jury. A rumor stated that the jury
stood ssven for Beecher aud Ave for
Tilton. but II. cannot DO traced to an
authentic source.
NV YoRx, June 25.-At 10 o'clock
y. Y. Judge Nelson adjourned Court
till II o'clock to-morrrw, and the jury
were locked up for tho night.
Intends On stick.
Nrv Yorx. June 25.-ht the Ply
mouth Church prayer-meeting to-day
Rev. Horny Ward Beechsr created q son.
sation by referring to the trial for tho
first time since II went into Court. He
said no would still continue to act as
pastor OF Plymouth Church bccanso no
felt that, no matter what tho vcraict OF
tho jury In the case might be. his con-
gregation would still have faith In him
and stand by him. r.n.It.
Murderer~ Executed.
TuoMAsroS, No., Juno 25.-wagnor
and Gordon, condemned to be hanged
today. kept up a bold front till this
morning, when Wagner appeared much
excited. Both men protested their in.
nocence. At IL A. NJ. Gordon attempted
suicide by stabbing himself with q shoe
knife. Ho vas found lying on the fioor
of his cell when the Warden went to
prepare him for the gallows. Wagner
mounted the galiows with a Arm tread.
Gordon, when brought 10 tho gallows,
WAS unconscious, and had been since his
sstsmptsd suicide. He was placed in q
sitting position on a box ON tho drop
and wss supported BY two deputies.
Wagner cast his eyes toward him. and,
turnipp 10 the spectators, said: "Stand.
inc here TO die, I proclaim my inno-
ccnce before God" Gordon made no
| sim Of life save q faint moaning. At
Has the spring was touched, and the
| two bodies were left hanging In mid-air.
A stropc impression seems 10 DO gain
inc ground Of tho possible innocence Of
wagner. N|F'g
BosroS. June 25.-Tho execution OF
James II. easily took place this morn
ing. The murderer bore himself with
much GOODNESS. and made no statement.
| He was busily engaged yesterday writ.
ing a statement, which has not been
made public. but Is thought to DO q full
confession.
Naval Entertainment.
ro,,ox Jpno ~ Admiral Warmer.
=, A.. C.rn.n nn,v ,,yc , bapous
W Wv 'e'' ."'s, 49, -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26

A pLlclnD in the window Of q Centsr
street painters shop. in New York.
says: "PNnt your blacksd eye whiie
you wait"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-06-26
ELIs = MINING

tayCI.IS YAR0O MINING COZ.
w PANY.-Location Of principal place OF
ba sinrss, San Francisoo, California
Location Of works. Virginia District, Storey
county. Nevada
Notice 10 hereby given that At . meeting o.
the hoard OF Directors held on the I'D day OF,
June, 1878, an assessment (No. - al Tcn Cent?
per rhars was levied on the capital stock OF ths
corporation, payable Immediately 70. United
states gold coin. 10 the seerstafy q the once
ofthe Company. Room I. No. 70 Montgomery
street, Nan Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unp,id on the Twenty.slxth day o.
July, lists. viii Be dclinquent. and advertised
for salc Of public auction, and unless payment
il made bsftr 70 win be cold on RIfpAY,
the 18th day Of August, Ina 70 pay The dsifn
quent assessment, together with the eosts OF
advertising and expenses d ale.
By order Of the board Of Directors.
q, n. BOYART. Secretary.
Omee-Room !, No. to1 Montgomery street,
San Fnneisco. California. js7s ID
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22
KAPITOLA XII.
vesadm1 bfat}T.

DvA clenoye spolku ,.Neznalpych bra :
tfi' octli sc prostranne podzemni uni
stnost, iez skvele osvttlena byla petrole-
jovymi lampami, iez po stomach hoi-
mem poGm byly rozveseny. Kamenna
podlaha byla pokryta oleiovym platnem
nahe citlov6 sttny ovtseny byly 6erve-
nou latkou, ktera zafi sy6tel mistnosti
dosti pfiyetiveho yzhedu dodayala.
Uprostfed mistnosti te byla dlouha ia =
bule, malici po kazd6 stran6 sest sedadel
na kazd6m dvou koncH lenoSku.
Vsecka sedadla az ma dvd byla zaniata
tato dvt pax zauiali prave vpusteni diva
zakefnic Massey Tomlin.
Ma stole st@ly lahve yinem kofalka
mi, bednicky doutnikami nadoby roz
liGnyrni zaknskalni.
Shromazdcni to vyhlizelo velmi podiv-
ne rceme pfiserne, nebot kazdy z phi
tomnych mel oblieej svAj zakryty eernou
sametovou skraboskou.
Ma ka2dem sedadle bylo imeno ntiakf
no mesta, iako Baltimoru, Noveho Ydf-
kn, Brooklyna, Bostonu, Hardlordn, Ho-
bokenn, New Havenu, Jersey City, Rich
mondu, Norfolku a Charlestonn.
Jedna leneska nesla imeno ,,velitel'
drnla pax ma protiynem konci tabnle ,nf
mestek'
Pc nekolik minnt byla mezi ,,Nezna
mymi bratry" volna rozmluva, nebo
sch1ze dosnd nebya zahajena. Vttsin,
konfila, nektefi pax chvilemi popijeli.
Nahle muz sedici v lenosce jmenen
,,veite", zaklepal hfmotn6 kladivkem nj
tabuli, naGez hrobove ticho podzemni mi
stnosti zavladlo,
,,Myslim, namestku", pravil hlasen
temnJm skraboskou tlumenym, 81
pfibyti ,Baltimorn' a ,Brooklyna' sch62
lasi doplnilo."
,,Ano, velitel," odyetil namestek.
,,Pfibyli ii diva Neznami bratfi cas- +.
tazal Sc velltel dale.
! ,Bylo ma vlas pal tfeti, kdyz vesli," 0
! v6til namestek.
,Vyhnuli Sc tedy poknte; ysak pres
pfedce upozornuji ony bratry, ably 81 |
drnhe pospisili."
| Massey q Tomlin kYvli jen hlayou, i
D znameni, ze 81 napomennti velitelovo
: srdci vezmou.
Nacelnik handy na to chvilku mlet
: jakoby 81 hlave myslenky urovnavs
! nacez Sc jail mluviti:
Q ,,Neznami bratfi! Po tfimesieni pr
b stavce opet jsme Sc sesf. Tesi mne "
: lice, ze vas vsechny opet pohromade ma
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22
kryto str5c Sam (vlada Spoj. statd) o.
l. ~, 4 ass., ,,lo - I,l;t- ca4 4;.t,, an a1o y

kryto strJc Sam (vlada spo. statd) o.
kradena byla kolik set tisc ma cle."
"a jaky to podivny napnd," pravil dd
lie Tomlin, ,,imenoyati mas podle mfst
,,Novy York" baltimore" a {. d. Bylc
mo l1olikrate do smichn, kdyz nne veite
oslovil ,,Brooklyne" tebe baltimore
ITO neni mic tax zvlastniho. V kon-
gressu zyou Sc podle stain, proc bychom
sc my nemohli zvati podle NEST! Tam
II. pr. pravi ,,dzcntlmen Indiany ma sic
vo," ,.dzentlnen Kentucky odchyluie
sc cd veci'' TAX dale. My sIovo ,,dzen-
tlmen" vynechayame, ably to zn6lo KRAFT
ceji, a tent jest iediny rozdil mezi nasi
bandou kongressem."
A vtipnJ Massey Sc dal ukrutnemu
vtipu svemu do smichu.
Zatim pfiali oba zakefnici k nepronik-
nuten6 houstin6, ktera pfi svitu m6sice
tvafnost cerne hmoty mela. Aysak III
kefniei patrne v6d6li, kterak sc do housti-
ny dostati, nebof bez dlouheho obchazeni
a otaleni rozllrnuli diva mohntne huste
ksfe protahli Sc, rozhrnuiicc velmi hbite
ostatni kfoviska. do sameho srdce housti
ny, zaleziciho male mytine, pokryte ST.
chou klesti. Massey prostrcil touto klesti
rnku hnul velikym kamenem, ktery Sc
v zemi otace. Tndy ychazelo Sc do pod
zemni chodby a taine sboroyny meinebez
peGntisi zlodeiske handy Noyeho Yorku.
Massey Tomlin spcstili sc dolt doc
tvoru, spdspbenGho oto6enim kamene.
Kdyz byl kamen nazp6t otocen, take o.
tvor Ease lplne zakryval, ubirali Sc oba
zakefnici sp6sne pohodlnou chodbou, ma
lezaiici sc asi dvacet stop pod zeini be.
zici primo k fece. Byla ttyry stopy siro-
ka a pet vysokG, cihlami dIazdtna pc
trolejov}mi svitilnami dostatecne osv6t-
lena.
Name svrchoyan} cas-" podotknu
Massey, divaje Sc pod iednou lampou na
hodinky.
Ma to Sc dali Ola do velkeho sptchu,
az stanuli pred masivnimi kamennymi
dvefmi, umist6nymi po praye strant chod
by.
Gilbert Massey zatukal
,,Kdo jest!" tazal Sc has zevnitf.
,,Mesto proti venkovu!" odpovidal Mas
5ey, nebof to bylo heslo zloddiskeho bratr
stya.
,,Mnoholi Neznamych bratti."
,Dva."
,Fstnpte oba!"
Massey a Tomlin vstoupili, nafez Sc "a
mimi dvefe zamknuly.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

,,Kdyby mladi v6delo starr mohlop
TAX zalnje mnohy chorobny muz, kterf
prchani sye zivotni silly bole'ti pozoruje.
UMvaH Sc dra Alberta Conradiho augs-
burskych kapek pravidelnt, tedy len
nejotfesen6jsi system telesni pozdravi q
unozni tenn, ktefi na zivot6 nejmensihC
pozitku nemaji, zaziti nejedne radosti,
- X dostani isou We ysech lekar
mach jakoz II M. Krejeiho.
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Pro CcS s Il d
yysttIlOyaIce.
HAMBURKEM A NEWYQRKEM

1AMBURkEM A NhWYURKEM
po slavn6 osv6d6enJch velkJch postoy-
nich parolodich
R0mDaoraaia, Huring;a, .Silesia, F'iaio,
Westphaiia, C1mGria, HolsatiaSukLanl,
| m0a7a, G0ezhe, .S5hi7ler. HeJacr. LcsSlng
IPiedLaad, hiopstoch, Getiert, IandaIia
Germania, Sar0nao. P0rnssia, Ba"a-
ria, IcutOnia, ,AUemaunaG, .Suegia.
Franconia, Rhendnia. LoHariagia,
Fuikda, Naracaibo.
~ Lodnf vyprayy konaji Sc z
IIamburku do New lorku kazdou stfedu
a Noveho Yorku do Hamburku kazdy
Gtvnek
Z iara a ma podzim konaii sc Ham
burku do Noy6ha Yorku a NoyGho
Yorku DO IIamburku mimofadnf y}pra
Wy sobotu.
Pfeplavni ceny:
Il Hamburku do Novtho Yorku.
|. kaiuta $12O zlata, II. kaiuta $72 zla-
ta mezipalnbi S32 papirech.
Il Nov. Yorku do IIamburku:
Z l. kaiuta 800 zlata, H. kaiuta $50 fla
ta, mazipalebi $50 ' papirech.
D6ti cd 1 = 10 rokd plati poloyicllu,
koienci IIamburku do Ny. s. 80 q
q n. Y. do Hamburku bezplatn6.
Y Hamburku pod4 blizsi zprivu gene
ralni jednatel August BOiten, Wm.
MILLER'S NachfQlger 33 x 81 Admi-
ralit@tsstrassc, kde Cechoy6 naidou sy6-
ho rodaka
- p. JOsefa PastOra.
! " New Yorku podaji blizsi zpravu &C
neralni jednatelove
KUNHARDT CO., 61 Broad ST., N. Y
g. Ii. RICHARD X BOAS, 81 Broad
way iakoz veskcfi jich icdnatelov6 pc
Sp. statech.
| N~ Prosperity postovni paroplavby
jakoz Pastorova brosurka ,.Americkl
vyst6hoya!ec" rozesilaji Sc ma pozadan
zdarma. so 81
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22
MRTEV
vsak .jeste xiv.

II ang1chdho pfetokeno pro ,,Pok,ok.'1 y
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-07-22

pojistuiici spolecnost V IIarttordu Conn.
Ma kapitalu $7,000,000. Nalezi k nej-
istesm zeni.
Jednatele: NJ kreiGi a Fr. Novak.
Carlton a Lee, generalni iednatele.
Cis. IT'S Superior Str. It.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09
10 C0Freaponalenta.

Patients lnlnie or temnlrl residing IN any
part nf the country hOwpVel' distant, WIN may
desire The opinion and advice pf Dr. DOherty
In their rcapectlve eases, and who think proper
10 submit II written statement Of such. IN pfni.
erence Ia holding personal interview, are re-
spectillly nssiired that their communications
will be held most sacred, .bNtui llt.
The Doctor IL q regular graduate, and may be
consulted with every confidence,
II tho disease be fully and candldly descrb-
cd, personal communication WILL IN most
cases, be unnecessary, Rs Instructions for diet,
regimen and the general treatment OF the case
Itself nncluding the remedieB,l will be for
wnrded without delay, and In such manner
~ 10 convey no idea Of the purport Of the let.
tor or parcel 50 transmitted.
should your condition REQUIRE immediate at-
tentlOn, send ten d0lIari IN cOln, (Or that value
In currencyl BY Mail, OF Wells, Fargo a Co.'S
Express, and package Of medicines Will be
forwarded toyonr address, with the necessary
Instructions for use. - .l .,a.
Consultations, at the ofiic0 or by letter FREE.
Address VI X. D0IERTY.M. u, San Fran.
cisco, Cal
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

WAETED.-iOO,OOO pounds Of WOOL
for which o. Fox a Bro. are prepared
10 pay the highest cash price, They
also take pleasure in announcing that
one Of their firm has just returned from
san francisco, with large and well
assorted stock Of general merchandise,
which they offer lower than ever for
cash or country produce. The prbllc
Will do well by examining their stock
before purchasing elsewhere. They
have large supply of wool sacks and
twIne for sale.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1875-07-09

When u female Is AFFLICTED with disease, as
weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In the
head, dlmneas ot sight, lossni muscular power,
palpltRton Of the heart, rrtabllity, nervous
eral debility, all Diseases N the womb, hys-
torla, steriilty, and all other diseases peculiar
N females, SHE shonld 60 or write at once tn
DIR. w. X. DOHERTY, nt his Medical instl.
and help, llt a feir
let no false dcllcacy prevent YOU, but amply
Immediately, and aave yourself irnin pnlnful
suffering and premotureslealh'