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The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-21
LEGAL
Notice or Final rrssE

LASD OFrrcz AT TLnRzScz- Aar,a,sla.
 Noxen1h-r r-1- r--s NvOTICE IS HEREBY tslNEN ll AN the following -raz1c1 se,--e- 1--a --- notice of his inteefi1n te make 1lIa- orls1 in support o1 his clSiz1. a1- sc,cE7- -|1a.- cor gry thereof st the rxplrslloe -l t1--st ..tr rom th q date ofthi< nos ice'.r .rl1- l1t --'~lNo HANSON -of 1farico1a Co41sE. r Do Aa.-a Pre~empsion ll=c.ararcry >-4.e1ar4- r.. IA for the ncrtheee-r cn@.t lllrlrr c- ~aA.-.laz II. Township HVrth- A11sg@ Ela--- @n-- nanss the Allowing as 1l@ Nl1-~-E-- and George F. Ecoerts. Ghsc of <nz2-1. Arizona
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NotIee er rlaal E.raar
NOTICE TO CREDErORsr

Estate Of HENAr Szxzss. d-e-.s.a NOTICE lS HERERV GIVEN BT rn3 ~ undersigned. e-nic lsrra11r al 1Aa al- tate Of HENRY Sa1 EES. d-c-aaa.A "a r.a against the said deceased ro e.niSle .n..I-n wi the neceSsa-v volchers atrntns rua mouths f1on th . lereS1-A dav uf .lnlN. lSs9. tO the said a | lin1St-afcr sf hls aaars Tn the town Of 1l enix Aarlrnna cummrr. Arizona T. e. GRE ENHAW Administratcr of the e=ezss 1f AH1ma Sar-
 KRs. decc&Sca
 PhVnix. October H. 1s-A orzr1urlnn
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NOTICE TO CREDTr0RA

Estate OfNfrcaArs RE,r~saE-- s.s-.-sa NOTICE lS HEREBY G1VkS BIT TlLE ~ undersigned ENecntor of te- e-clrs. at MICHAEL BS-AJ 4ItfAEr- d-c-ases- r1 r.a against the said 1ceease,L co sx1is sir r1ana with the necessary rccchers1 uS1h1n e.a month from the thtrtiszh. of Arrll rg-sI 10 the said sdmtniSrrar 2. ar Ats ac.re i1r -1ar town of PhGEix- Ms-icOpa con1rv. a-flarr.-
 T. e GHEE<H " Adninistrsto- Of the e<tate uf N1eaa.. RRAUNsARDT. deceased
 PhCnix. October H. 1S-S ocE-rH.-a
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in in every part of the American Continent, They give unfailing satisfaction All their work is warranted They have received testimonials from all parts of the country of purport similar to the follow ing hundreds of which file subject inspection MEssRs Go GA1rIls ofy hcmw In m tfo
  & nccould t to-day worth all the paid he Enenod& The favorable reputation the carriages have made a localities where they have been used for several years by Iverymen Physicians Farmers and others requir- ing hard and uss has led increased de- mand from those localities to meet which the featuring facilities of their mammoth establishment have been extended, enabling them to turn out in good style.
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An Anecdote of General Hooker

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Inquirer tells the following: I served on General Rockers staff for nearly year, and on one occasion was as- signed to duty as Judge Advocate of a general court-martial before which a private soldier of Michigan regi- mcnt was brought, charged with de sertion. The evidence showed that the prisoner had deserted three times, on the last occasion in the face of the enemy The court-m=rtial sen fenced him to be shot, and the record of his trial and conviction was for warded to General Hooker for his approval A short time subsequently, General Hooker came to my quarters, which adjoined his own, ard said:
 Bond, in this case against private -, what do you think had better be done. Are there no cxtenuating circumstances"
 "NOre thu: I know of, General. He has deserted three times"
 -Isn't tn here something in inc case upon which you could base recon mendation of mercy?"
 Not thiI 2. The proof against him WAS positive and not denied, and inc witnesses say further that when he was with hIs regiment he was worthless fellow and d consii- tuiienal coward"
 That's just the thing" said the General positively. The man is a coward, and you recommend him to mercy on that ground. I'll tell you what's the BOnd-his mother is at my quarters begging for her sons life, and l want to spare him"
 In accordance with this suggestion he recommendation for lcniency was written, and a few minutes thereafter a feeble old lady with hair and fearful face was bowed out of the Generals door hy the brave old hero. and turning Away she exclaimed, with uplihed hands, God bless you. General Hooker"
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Probate Nallrr

In the Pr0bste Co1rr ef Ns-7-o,. caaasw in the Terri,orv of A-t=cna
 In the r---re- Of ne Esesea uF rDw-T IA F RI. sse.-ez=..
 Notice iz h--sos gives S- rAs u--s---a-. ec. scnsnss--sr-zx e rhe -sra-- 1f .l,--x LS SRARs- d=csasel- Go ih- S-sd,r1rs 1f a-.t all persons hsvlEE claims s-alas1 .h|s "a . deceased 70 exhlliz thrm ui-A ne a-c---.r p1ohcStion of thlS 11-ice CO ne stl.1 aIl.nt1- istrAfrix St her rsS1ceze- l1 PA.az.x .a -Aa county of Asr.cOra- H-r-e-orr 1r A-f.1na
 NAHr L4 HaAE Adntni=trssrtx of ta= =ss1.s "a .TlsE,V LEBAER- cHce1s=1
 PhRnsx. Noz. s1 12-2
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The National Board of Health Bulletin gives to the public an m ieresiing table of mortality in several of the cities east Of the Rocky mount aims. The annual death rate accord ing to this statement, per one .thous- and inhabitants. is as follows, in inc cities named: Boston. 1856; P-r' E. dencc. 17.5; New York. 197 k lyh. 16.6; PhiladclpI-i Pitts burgh, 191; Bal'ir 7.s: Was-I ington, 14.7: srlestO1, Savannah, 479; ew Or. ,s, ziS; Cincinnati. 16.9; ... T.; Mi waukee, 139, and Chicago, 1.-9. The greatest mortality reported K that If Sing Sing. New Ye-k, -rEcrc it rre hre fGt
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A TORNADO.

CHICAGO, Nov. 17,h.-A tornado, accompanied by hail and rain passed over Cairo, Ill. dcmolishing several abuiiing. including two churches. It s.as also severe st Terre Hsute, In-
 na, Louisville, Kentucky and Gin
 aati. Ohio.
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DENVER, Nov. 17ih--The Peace Commission have arrived at Los Pfnos- All the members, including Gknepal Hatch ard Adams, and Chief 1aray, bsing present Lieut.. y4lvis of the Niath Cavalry was si5osen Recorder. J. Townsend of New Mexico. interpreter. Ouray hrt,ught in Chiefs Johnson Douglass and Soewerwick who are quite ner- Funx
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10000 CARRIAGES

Manufactured by EMERSON, FISHER X CO., are now
 in in every part of the American Continent,
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cArrxEr xEETINa.

NAsHlSaroS, Nov. 1!th.-At the C.bine. meeting held on Saturday. the recommendations to be made to C,nsrcss in thv Presidents annual inrlsagr. was discussed, and it was concluded to make it short and not rscommen.i any raiical changes Tn the existing laws, and to make as little disturbance of business in Con g,ress as possible.
 THE MAINE ELKcTIos-
 AugusTA, Fov. 17th.-It is rumorcd that the Governor and Council intend tH count out the Republican majority ID tho Legislature. through contested c4scs ic Franklin, Pensbscot and Washington counties
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4 sKDucER SHOT.

EwroKT, KY, Nov 17.-Miss Ia Hoff shot and killed Charles ener, who had scduced her under mise of marriage. but refused to il his promise
 NEw YORK SEws.
 EW YORK, Nov. 1.-The nrint establishment of the Churchmah burned yesterday. Loss, $6J, ,OO0; i; bred for S5O,O09.
 he CSRs..erciat Bulletin discredits statement that tue Rothschilds promised financial aid to the aTaugaR canal Schcme.>
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-05

TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.

The belief is almost universally en-
tertained that the President will sign
all the three Appropriation bills agreed
upon by the joint Democratic Caucus,
and that the final adjournment of Con-
gress may be expected to take place
during the week after next, or, perhaps,
somewhat earlier.
The Worlds Washington special
thinks McCrary's confirmation to sue
eeed Judge Dillon extremely doubtful,
because he was author OF Hayes first
vote message. Democrats think man
Of his pronounced ideas on military in
reference unfit for the bench.
The German Roman Catholic Central
Association OF the United States, now
in session at Newark, New Jersey,
elected J. NJ. Stutuhorst, of st. Louis,
President; Rev. Father Schweninger, of
New York, Recording Secretary; Charles
Holzhauer, of Milwaukee, Financial
Secretary; John NJ. Deitz, Of Newport,
Treasurer. An invitation has been ex-
tended to the Irish Catholic Union of
North America to participate in their
next annual Convention.
The Ohio Democratic State Conven-
tion, now in session at Columbus,
elected General James Stedman, of
Toledo, temporary Chairman. In taking
the chair Stedman make a ringing five
minutes speech, the point Of which was
that the time had come when the Dem
ocratic party should insist upon claim
ing full share in the honors of war,
for it was largely due to Democratic
soldiers that the Union was saved
After selecting committees recess was
taken until 2 o'clock. The convention
reassembled at ? O'Clock. Samuel (.
Hunt, OF Cincinnati, was chosen perma-
nent Chairman. The convention at
$50 P NJ. proceeded to ballot for Gov
ernor, Rice, Bishop and Ewing being
candidates. First ballot: Bishop, POI;
Rice, 2j7; Ewing, l6D
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NEW STAGE LINE
PORN
W 4 N n h M q q q A

TO
PARADISE VILLAGE AND MINES
IA h MORSE L. l.. RICHARD.
hlChARD Is MORSE, Proprietors.
CARRYING TIE
U. ~. Mail. Express and Freight
WIZ leave Winncnucca upon the arrival of
the Express Train from the West
disc, 5. b. L. Pierce.
FARE,
Between WINNEMUCCA and PARADJsp
rs %.
Between WINNEMUCCA and SPRING CITY
80 so. -
twenty -fve pounds OF baggage allowed each
full fare ~SN" s"c'
ALL BILLS win be paid at the Office q, 7. +
hichARDS Stable, the First day Of every
month
winnemucca, August l, 1879.
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EEARNEx.s CONVENTION.
The Platform of the w. p. &C.

The Committee on Platform and
resolutions OF the W. p C. Convention
now in session in San Francisco, re-
ported the following in substance:
Favoring the new Constitution; re-
pudiating communism and agrarianism;
opposing subsidies; respecting vested
rights but opposing land monopoly; ia
yorIng taxation of money and mortga
ges; equal pay for equal labor to- males
and females; official ma,feasance to be
punished as felony; the prison con.
tract system to be abolished; officials to
be all salaried but have no fees; labor
on public works to- be paid by tine day
and eight hours TO constitute a legal
days work; compulsory education OF
children between the ages of eight and
fourteen, books to be paid for by the
State, and industrial education to be
provided for; Article II. of the new
Constitution not to be construed as au-
thorizing the appointment OF officers
when their election by the people Is
practicable; foreigners ineligible to citi-
zenship to be allowed to pebble goods;
in cases of bribery the person Offering
the bride only to be punished; demand
ing an investigation by the Legislature
mo the character Of the fight carried
on by the opponents of the new Constf-
tuition in the recent election, also an in
vessigation into lanl frauds in the State;
the rate OF interest not to exceed six
per cent; restoration TO prescription OF
forfeited railroad lands; condemning
the Congressional delegation for depriv-
ing California OF representation temper
| arily and not using efforts to effect the
withdrawal Of the forfeited lands of the
Atlantic. and Pacific Railroad Company;
condemning desert land and other
/ grabs; deduction Of debts due bona
| file citizens from unsecured cred
\ Its; the vested rights OF the mining
| population to be respected; the Presi-
dent, Vice President and Senator's Of
the United States to be elected by the
direct vote OF the people; only one term
for the President; the national bank
ing law to be repealed, and all United
States money to be fall legal tender for
all debts, public and private; favoring
postal savings banks; no discrimination
by railroad, water or gas companies,
the Legislature to make laws to carry
out the police powers OF the State with
regard to the Chinese, and favoring the
ahrogation of all United States treaties
IN opposition to the new Constitution
OF the State; inviting all friends OF the
new Constitution to cooperate with the
Workingmren; denouncing sectionaiism
in national politics.
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The Russian police nave at length
discovered the printing press of the
revolutionary journal, Land and Liberty.
On the 18th instant they entered house
in the Yomaclovski Polk, St. Peters
burg, and seized 1000 COMES Of the last
number OF the paper, which had not yet
been published. The discovery was
made in consequence of the previous
number having been with type. which
was recognizel Of being OF a special
make and sold only by one firm. On
applying to this firm the police were IN
formed that the last purchasers OF type
of the kind as that with which the
paper was printed were the managers
OF the printing for the Ministry OF Com.
munications; and it was then found on
inquiry that several OF the compositors
employed by that department were
Nihilists, and had used the type for
printing the revolutionary journal.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-05
ALL ABOUT A HOwITzER.

Austin and Eureka are at sword
points and about to declare war against
each other Austin, under Governor
Bradley's Administration, was the
headquarters of General Rocker, Com
mander of the Second Brigade of Nevada
State Militia, and as such became the
possessor of twelve-pound howitzer-
This great gun was limbered occasion
ally, when the burly burghers Of Austin
celebrated events of local Importance,
like the passage of the Battle Mountain
Railroad bill, and the birth of twins by
a Piute squaw, and drawn through the
principal streets attached to butchers
wagon. The people were proud OF the
gun, and the town council expended
1925 in Furnishing and embellishing it.
1t never occurred to them that the
State had any claim to their ordnance,
or that their lease of it depended upon
General Rockers epauletts. But with
change Of administration, the veteran
Rocker, who commanded the Austin
Invineibles in many a bloodless fray,
was retired without even a pension.
The sceptre had Departed from the
Tribe of Judah, and the good people of
Austin were thrown into CONSERVATION
by the receipt Of an official document
bearing the great seal of the State, and
conveying the narrowing intelligence
that the Austin howitzer was SUBJ
ject to the order of the renowned
Captain Hubbard OF Eureka, who so
molly distinguished himself in the ever
memorable Cherry Creek Indian war,
when at the head OF the Base Rangers
he penetrated the Businesses of Waite
Pine in sulky and returned to Eureka
after three or four days rad into the
enemys country, without seeing the
hostile. 1t must not be. inferred from
shis that there was no hostile Indian
TO be seen, because there. is positive
proof that a solitary breech-clouted
buck Indian was seen near Cieaveland's
rlncl, but that ne, ike Divy Crockett's
coon, quietly submitted himself to be
scaIped the moment he learned that the
gallan. Captain was on his trail. Thus
was this war, which created consterna-
tion and terror taroay Oh Eastern Neva.
da, brought to a. speedy termination
through the fear which the Base
Rangers and their gallant Captain IN
spired in the heart of the enemy,
and the only remuneration which he
asked from the State for his gallant
services was the price OF a pair of spurs,
which were lost out of the sulky, and
probably fell into the hands OF vaga-
bond vacquero. WAC never returned
them to their rightful owner.
Bat the Captain has at last been re-
warded, as the brave ever should be.
and he now demands of Austin, in tive
name of the State, the howitzer which
it, has held for years, and which,
according to the Reveille, the citizens
OF that town do not even promise to
deliver to the Captain if the 1925,
which they have expended on the gun,
Is returned them. 1t is greatly to be
hoped that Captain Hubbard and his
Base Rangers will not have to resort to
arms to acquire possession Of this piece
OF ordnance, aud that Austin will ac-
qaiesce in the Captains demand, and
not appeal to the ar5itrameat of the
sword, as it Is certain to be wors.elin
the contest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-05

Sole Agents for Wlnnemueca and Humboldt
County.
Where the trade viii be supplied by the bottle
gallon or barrel AZ the s-Ins price and terms
as can Dc goo ir71nl the general agent, san
Fran sisco
Has been sold in all the Eastern States and
given unyersa! satisfaction. II is highly rec
oinmended BY the faculty in all cases Of Ner-
voasn IS, Weakness, Debility, Dyspepsia. Indi-
gestien, etc. Il Is now introduced 10 the public
uf the Pacific slope, inaorssd by the following
certificates 0f the eminent DR. :. Dana Have.
state Asslyer, of MassachI setts and Dr. II. q
Louder zach, q st. Louis, No. both gentlemen
prominent in their profession. ami which Is
a gaar.Aiitee 10 all boyecs Of its purity AMI
q-ality.
can show thousands Of letters from persons
from al paFts Of the MON ami Canada, to ties.
tfy To is merits ami the benefit il has afforded
a. family remedy and TOMS Sold by all
druggists ana srocefs IN bulk, or by the case
or 1rlttic
~ Country OrasrS Promptly Attsnded %.
CATION Nome genuine unless label.
ied Wiih Wy signature over iIle eark.
q. sfhsiJSD,, sole Proprietor.
Laboratory and Office, State street. Boston
Sept. !, ls73-Ge0rse SimmOnds Tbs
sample marked l." Na5ob WHISKY, received from
you, has been anllyzed with the following a.
sits. IL is of selected alcoholic siren nh ana
~ -'1 !. - '''''' "ti'' eLtiAi7s metals,
or other deieterioas substances. This whisky IL
/ PURE OF superior qualty, and suitable for
dietic AMI medicinal purposes
). DANA HAYES,
State Assayer OF Massachusetts,
ST.. Louis Mo !, September 26. Is7s.-G. Sim
monds, Esl.;-I have been using your Nabob
Whisky TOR some time, and have no hesitation
IN saying that it is, without exception. the
plrest article have used, either medicinaily or
for family purposes. To many of my patients
who have been suffering from indigestion and
nervous affections, have prascr bed Nabob
Whisky for their use. and | take pleasure in
saying 20 you the effect has been most satisfac.
S2Ty, rie.sse send me by express six cases.
| Yours very truly, ii. c. LOUDERBACH. M n
| 10000 eases Nabob Whisky sold ON the
Pacific Cast in the year 1878
| sold Also nv w. r. STEVENS, Drug.
gist, WIRnellReea,, Nevada.
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WHY STAN POOR?
Prospecting eften Pays: Idleaess ysre

Prospecting eften Pays: Idleaess ysu~
The millions Of the Comstock were lucky
ihd. worthless looking rock Is often rich In
treasure: At ies1dtilio simple assay made
liitA mares % many. Other bCnanzas xher
iet'Se suspected await the coming Of * me IN
hioNh man, Who uses his eyes and is willingio
pay Tor lew assays.
Reader, are you sae man?
~ Virginia City, Nevada, assays for Gold and
si.Fer are Ihadear II per saIap.o by Conrad
Va !fs.and, formerly tbs Sagcrgisng Assaya
"i The l. ;. Mint IN san Francesca.
The mail will carry oro.samples to his offcs
Tor one Ceni per ounce.
Reports come Lack by return mail or results
are telegraph. when ordered so.
All costs, delays and risks In Renting
money are avoided by the purchase Of our
h1iiar Remittance Tickets, which pay for al
work done in our establishment.
VI sell these prepaid Tiesets al a discount
,lsea - porti OF m0re are ordered al one
time.
we also sell at nominal price small sacks
prepared expressly for mailing samples Of orr
pup and tailings.
For fuller information address,
C.WIEGAND S CO., Assayers,
Virginia City, Nevada.
my21 3m
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r. REENlIaRT a. Co.

PCREsT AND BEST FuR ALL MEDI,
AND FAMILY PURPOSE,
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A CAUCUS of Republican Senators,
held at Washington, resolved to support
Tho Bayard bill repeating what is known
~ "Tlo Jurors test Oath Act
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PAINTS. OILS, Etc.

PAINTS, OfES, LEADS FARSESKES,
BRC SIZES, COL0RS, GLAS ETC
A full assortment of the above articles will now
Dc Kept on. hand and sod at the lowest
possible prices, for cash, by
2w C. A DESALSSURE.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-06-05
STRiYED.

From Paradise mill one strawbarry-roa~
horse, l54 hands high; one ciaybank horse.
with doubie-spade brand On left hip-both
horses shod all round withsheayy shoes
Any person returning the above described
horses viii receive a suitable reward or any
information relative to their whereabouts or
that may lead to their recovery vii receive an
appropriate reward
NJ G. HUGHES.
PARADISE, New, June 5, le19. Nv
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GREAT REMEDY.
SimmOnd's
Medicafed NahOb Whisky,

Consumers are referred 10 the following ex.
tract from tbs report OF an analyst: This is
pure barley and wheat spirit, remarkable in
fra CANT ethers, which impart delicate aroma.
at the same time greatly increasing its value as
diffasive stimulant The solid residue contains
q large amount % iannin, derived frum storing
in oakSn casks, which ImpaTts TO fine old
WHISKY one Of itsvaiaa5Ie individual qualities
The amount 81 residue proves the WHISKY - be
Tree from the excessive eolorinz and sgeeteniax
generally used in adlteratng In fact. in
t~o words, NABOB Is the PEEEsT WHISKY,
and viii not only Supply public want, now
that whistles are so generally adulteratsd, but
viii DC OF greatest value 70 physicians in those
numerous cases where pure whistles are the
most useful Ct medicines. 6. CoohE, NJ IL
simmonds' Celebrated Saiob whisky.
PCkEsT AND BEST FOR ALL MEDICAL
AND FAMILY PURPOSE,
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FOR. SALE.
FIRE MS RANCE.

HOME MUTUAL OF CALIFORNIA, STAND
ARD oP NEW ZEALAND. SCOTTISH COM
MEECIAL OF GLASGOW -- Three sterling
companies.
Remember thc fate Of Reno. silver
Sty and Eureka, and Insure as
Onre.
A. J. SHEPARD. Agent
Ninnemueca, May . 1879. I'm
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DISSOLUTION OF PART.
NERSEliP.

Notice is hereby given that the co-partner-
ship heretofore existin, between the under
signed. in the saloon business in W nnemucca,
IS this day dissolved ~ mutual consent
Feri. Ried will carry on.the Business, and pay
all debts OF the firm. Persons indebted NAV
pay 10 either mem er oft1e old firm, as both are
authorized 70 receipt for the saae.
FERD. RIED,
JOE L. GUTHRIE
Winnemucca, june 5, 1879. 2w
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LADIES' BAZAR.

LADIES BAZAk.
Mss E. A BoSSInELD, Mrs. J. NJ. Brown
MRs. j. NJ. BROWN & co.
WNSsAuccA, NEVADA,
MlLLINERS AND. DRESSNAKERS.
Fancy Goods, Straw and Fell Goods, Ribbons.
Istc., freaeA bowers. am all K ntis OF Wo-
men i-nI Cniiarons wear. Latest STYLES
Are nov receiving their New Stoak. which 4
the largest, cheapest ana most fashionable
ever ohered to the people OF Iiamboiat
county.
The% have secured the services OF French LADY,
who > a first class MLiinl.r, and an work Ia
taat line WA be done Ia the latest ana most
fashionable style.
A.ent Tor Nine. Demorest's Reliable Pattern
ana Fashion Bbons. ouhsc iptions rees.yed
Tor Demorest S Monthly Ma ;azne.,
FhRS. }. NJ. BROWN 4 coz
"innemucca, Nevada. Feb. II, 1904