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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
MiscellaneOus

New YoRx, March 3O.-Ths Sun says;
Rowell and Weston met yesterday to
sign articles for the next race for the
Ashley belt. but owing to q misunder-
standing the articles were not signed
until today. The contest will be In
England In June.
A special from Albany says: Lieut..
Governor Hoskins, It 10 feared, is dying
at tho Dslavan House.
Among "Art Notes" is the following:
John W. Mackay. OF Nevada, 10 reported
to be negotiating for the purchase Of the
celebrated Torlonia collection.
CAMDEN, N. j., March 30.-Jesss W.
Storr's iron works have closed down,
throwing a large number Of hands out OF
employment.
LOUISVILLE. March 30.-Aunt Betsy
Owens. probably the oldest woman 10
Louisville. aud certainly the FIRST girl
child born in this city, died last night.
She was born In ITS.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
The sssaisrs Of Brass.

Yesterday afternoon John Doe Murphy
was convicted Of the larceny Of the
brassss from the Fulton Foundry and
sen. up for twenty days. Two other
b~oys-John Casey and Thomas Thomp.
son-havs been arrested, and their trial
has been set for / P. NJ, April Let, Of
which time the trial Of young Gavin and
Rogers will also ONE of. The best
part OF the matter Is thatJs Doe Robin
son. who bought the plumber OF The boys,
has also been arrested for receiving
stolen goods. The boys took from the
Bullion 0 brass steam gauge, q brass oil
pan and Burleigh brasses and sold them
10 her. Her trial has been set for 3 P.
N. Saturday and she Is out on 500 bail.
The officers merit public recognition for
the energy and perseverance, displayed
In working up the case.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Interesting Trout Show.

New YoRK, March 80. - Eugene G.
Blackford, one OF the State Fish Com.
m~issioners. on Friday and Saturday will
give an exhibition Of the species Of Am.
srican trout that are found In the streams
and lakes between Maine and California.
Besides all the varieties Of western trout
there will be Tahoe trout and Dolly Var
dens. DR.. T. H. Bean will send from
Washington spotted trout, that are found
In the waters OF Alaska. III. T. Brewer,
OF Sacramento. will send Truckes river
trout. From Reno coms three fine True
kee river trout. known as silver trout.
Two Of them weigh two and Q hall
pounds each, aud . third Is o giant OF
ten pounds weight.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Flood Troubles on the Union
Pacific Railroad.

lUCluC main Voos
CHICAGO, March 29.-An Inter Ocean
Omaha dispatch says: The water has
been falling along the submerged district
on the Union Pacific beyond Fremont
and has recsaed from the towns left yes
tsrdsy In 80 much danger. This morn
ina there wore about 1900 west.bound
travellers on the east side Of the river.
Some arrived on Thursday last and the
others on Friday and Saturday. and all
were growing at the delay and expenses.
About 200 men. claiming to be destitute,
formed q procession and marched to the
commodious waiting.room Of the depot
and demanded that the Union Pacific.
whose tickets they held. either forward
them or furnish food during their dsten.
tion, The company conceded them Q
free dinner and promised to feed them
until they began running trains west.
Three hundred meal tickets were issued.
There was NO violence. the justice OF the
demand being ct once acknowledged.
COUNCIL BLUFFS, March 29.-There
-
has been no passenger train from Ban
Francisco since Saturday and two have
gone west. The washouts are heavy.
Great damage has already been done and
more IL anticipated, both to the company
and to individuals. The bridge between
here and Omaha was terribly shaken by
the break up OF Toe in the Missouri yes.
tsrday, and II was Q question for . time
whether II would not 20 down.
OMAHA, March 30.--The water having
subsidized In the Platte valley. the work
Of repairing the Union Pacific 10 being
pushed forward With great vigor. and by
Saturday next the damage will DO 70.
paired sufficiently to admit Of running
through trains again. Meantime the
Union Pacific trains will be run With liz.
tie or no delay over the Burlington and
Missouri road to ksarney.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
The New Mexican pesperadoes.

CHICAGO. March 30.-A dispatch from
Santa Fe says: Eighty Of the best citi'
zens Of Rio Arriba county have petit
toned Governor Wallace to take prompt
action against the desperadoss who dis.
grace the Territory. Governor Wsllaes
ordered Adjutant General Frost to 60
Immediately, with sixty stands OF rifles
and 10, 900 rounds OF ammunition, and
organize two military companies, to Gel
as q Sbsriff's posse. The robbers are
led By Ike Stockton and have their head
quarters near the Colorado line. at Du.
ranU0.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Colored colonization scheme.

WASHINGTON, March 30.-A number
Of gentlemen interested in the proposed
New Mexico colored colonization scheme
called on President Garfield yesterday.
DR.. Harvey. Secretary Of the Howard
University, stated that the University
was interested In a large tract OF land IN
New Mexico, and 1t was proposed 70
have Il examined. with Q view to the set
Element Of q colony Of emigrsnts from
the South. For this purpose 1t was
deemed necessary to have 9 delegation
visit the Territory to inspect the LAND:
them by furnishing . small escort OF
soldiers to insure the safety OF the
exploring party. Compliance with this
request was not objected to by the Pres.
idsnt, provided the army rules would
allov IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Unlucky SWindler.

ROCHESTER. N. Y. March 30.-one
Il. Lainny was taken before the United
states Commissioner yesterday on q
charge Of having used the mails for
fraudulent purposes. According to his
own admission he has been sending cir
culars a. . real estate. broker and COM
piler Of Q real estate directory, asking
the remittance Of 81 In each csse for the
directory. when In fact he had NO such
work on hand. Being forced to divulgs
his printers name be led the officials
into Q still more important swindling
scheme, BY which. through bogus stock
reports, he had commenced to dupe Q
large patronage. His real name u not
divuleed ON sccount Of the high respect
ability Of his connections.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Funeral OF General Upton.

New York, March 3O.-The funeral
Of the late General Upton, whose re-
mains arrived here from San Francisco
last Saturday night. took place yester.
day afternoon froin sand Beach Church.
All the flags In the city were at half
mast out OF respect to the dead soldier.
The church was heavily draped 10
mourning, and the service. though brief.
was very impressive. Among the army
officers present were General Alexander
OF San Francisco and General Sherman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
SINGULAR SHOT.
A Pistol 10 Accidentally Discharged
And sends . Ballet Isto the
Bresss Of Its Owner.

About II o'clock last night. Is Ben
Smith nsarsd his cabin on North How
ard street, south Of Carson street. vir-
Qinis, no had his attention attracted by
means and cries for help coming from
near tho barn Of Jack Nishol. BE found
. man there bleeding p~rofussly from q
Qunshot wolnd in his right breast. Ben
took him to his cabin. called assistance
and cared for him till be was seat to the
County Hospital.
The man gave the name Of Ben Lee
and said he came from Winnenuccs.
landing In Virginia yesterday morning.
he had been In the employ Of the Win
nemuoca Stage Company and had Satur.
day, when discharged. $3.50. (Hs was
penuilsss when found.) he had form.
srIy driven one Of Nichols teams and
went to the barn to sleep there. he had
In bis pocket an old-fashioned Colts
rsvolvsr-a regular lsvsr.losdsr oap-e1-
plodsr-aud as he was pulling ct the
door To open II this revolver fell out OF
his pocket upon . rock lying there,
struck on the hammer, which rested on
one Of the caps, went Of and the bullet
struck him In the right breast.
At hrst II was thought that the man
was fabricating his story to shield the
rascality OF some . who had shot and
robbed him; yet there lay tho rock and
the door OF the barn stuck and opened
hard and the Indications were conarma-
tory Of what he said. Still his being
without money was suspicious until Q
man was found who came on the train
with him. This man says Lee asked
him to pay his fare to Virginia. which
hs did, expecting that Lee would repay
him when he got here out Of the $50 be
got Saturday for work. He found out,
however. that Lee bad beea entiosd into
q game at winnenuoca. before leaving,
and fseoed OF his coin.
There 10 little doubt now. therefore.
that Lees story 10 true. and that he was
accidentally shot "a he said.
DR.. Bergstein at the hospital had not
this morning succeeded In finding the
bullet. II is small, and hs feared 1t had
entered the cavity OF the mans body.
II 90. his wound 10 certainly dangerous,
though not necessarily fatal. The injury
10 severe enough to mako the mans
| right arm almost useless.
The moral OF oil this IL that money.
less men who sleep In barns should
always 20 armed.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Pipsr's opera siesss.

The delay OF the Hsvsrly Comedy
Company. caused by the storm East, has
been q disappointment to many who OF.
pected to see them In the Stratesists "
at Piper's Opera House last evening.
But their disappointment will DO Of
short duration. Piper met the company
last night In Reno, and today tele.
grapbed the News from that place that
the delayed baggage would be along to.
morrow, and that the company would
play in Virginia Friday evening. sstur.
day evening and ct . matinee ct IN. n.
Saturday. This is, indeed. welcome
intelligence. aud the "Stratsgists" will
receive an enthusiastic welcome Friday
night and will DO well psironizsd during
their stay.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
sisssi.r s.d ser,sas Hurt.

Bob Shannon. Of Gold Hill. was ssri-
ously hurt al the Keystone mine at II 80
A. n. yesterday BY the falling Of q plumb
bob down the shaft. The bob struck
him in the right thigh and completely
buried itself in the hssh and 20 deeply
A to require the aid Of surgeons with
THAR knives 70 extract Il. Shannon was
doing we'll ct Last accounts, but his hurt
IN n serious one.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Home ssrtk0.

II has been . long time since % much
prospecting has been done along the
Comstock. especially on the extensions
Of the lode. as now. At the south end
surface ores are paying well. and the
arastras aud little mills down Gold can.
yon are turning busy wheels. Men strike
deposits when not looking for them.
Recently Philip Gisr, while prospecting
back Of his brewery at Silver City, came
upon q ledge OF rich quartz. Had the
strike occurred In Alaska, Arizona, or
New Mexico. II would have been trum'
peted far aud wide over the land. Some
one some time ago wrote or said some
thing about profits" and honors In
their own country.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
seasonabie aud Nice.

These are the days when men will be-
gin to look for something nice and fresh
to eat. Pete Becks or knows this. and ct
his Gold Hill Bakery and Restaurant,
opposite the Eclipse stables, has pre-
pared just the things needed. No one
sets q better table than does Pete. and
everything in season will always bs
found there. He also delivers fresh
bread, pies. cakes. hot rolls. etc., to
customers at their residences whenever
wanted. See his advertisement under
"Nev Today"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Courss siEasIes.

The following note Was received this
morning from Carson:
EDITOR GOLD HILL News: Miss Har-
ris, teacher In the Orphans Home In
this city, courts Investigation OF her
,rs .tmsnt OF the boy Fred Grey.
Carson, March 80. 1881.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

II may be Of interest to people here
20 know that tallow. lard. peanut butter.
rancid oils Of various kinds, alum and
various kinds Of acids are either used 70
ths manufacture or enter into the COM
positiop OF the bogus buffers nov being
pslmsd of upon the public. In ,ne
Eat they are also working these Villain
an. compound into the cheese.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
ARRIVAL. Th,s Morsiax.

Thos Freehili. G W Bryant, c G Batter
man. Mrs @ y Hayward. II Schoneman
W u @ Gibson and wife, II II Mcdonald
II Coote. J Klein, L Nicholas, r T Haines
Mrs W King, @ II Warren. Mrs Q l
Mason. J d Cook and wife, Huutoon.
W Watson. A Laignesu and wife.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

Owners OF big teams In this vicinity
arc talking Of taking them to the ter
minus OF the Carson and Colorado Rail-
road a. o as the trains begin to run
regularly to Hawthorne. They expect
to fnd profitable hauling from that point
to Bodis, Aurora, Candslaria and other
mining camps.
Ben. Smith Is planting shrubbsry in
the Con. Virginia yard-says he's going
to start . beer garden there with the
Cornish Glee Club for attraction. He's
In NO hurry, however, and will wait till
the rose trees grow and the hollyhocks
blow ere the beer begins to flow.
The New York Mining Ne.ns says
There has been 9 great deal Of buying In
q quiet way Of Consolidated Virginia and
other Comstock properties. The point
has spread very rapidly that an advance
10 coming. We hope 1t will come soon
and make an active market.
The San Francisco Report Of Tuesday
says Yesterday 29,A9O shares OF Com
stock mines were bought and sold. The
business In them was therefore larger
than II has been for e~ighty.nine days
past. with two sxceptions-Janaary 9th
and February 14th.
There will o DO . sale Of lots ct the
nav town Of Hawthorne, on the Carson
and Colorado Railroad, and several have
expressed an intention Of bidding for
eligible sites for business houses.
As there are valuable deposits Of an.
timony In this State, some may DO in
terestsd in knowing that said metal u
selling 10 the English market at from
1910 TO $500 per ton.
Tomorrow will DO the last day oil
grace for opium smokers in this State,
% the restricting Law goes into effect on
Friday. Gold Hill officers are deter
mined TO enforce the law.
William Madden, miner working OF
the Union shaft, day before yesterday
had the big toe Of his left foot crushed
by the end OF . timber, sixteen inches
square, falling upon II.
The Appeal says: Bullion producers
oan send their bullion to the Carson
Mint right along and receive returns In
o short time alter depositing 1t the
same ~ usual.
Ranchsrs with loads Of produce are
Numerous now. Their butter Is genuine.
and our groeers buy Il ct good prices.
Mercer and Folsom and McGurn oil
have II.
The Carson Appeal Of this morning
ssys: The condition Of George Weston
IL not improving. and be 10 suffering the
most intense pain.
II you must duck II any more this
season. do Il tonight and tomorrow and
respect the Law which will be In force
next day.
The experiment Of sokins the Fl
Dorado canyon coal for uss 10 the Day
ton smelling furnace 10 TO DO tried.
There was $500 insurance on the
dwelling Of Mr.. Winter. destroyed BY
the Virginia ere night before last.
Carson boasts OF . saloon that 10
.mskinR fvs-cent changes''-"lightning
changes" at that. probably.
The old moon nswsd yesterday after.
noon. Look early end sharp tonight II
You want To PEE 1t.
Strawberries are now retailing d three
bits Der box with more box than berries
at that.
The warm weather is bringing bugs
and dies and starting buds.
Fred. Kuhlman has nlsd declaration
Of homestead.
Thu stock boom ID boiling-down.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
TIE COMSTOCK.
Latest Official Mining News,
For the Week Ending Wednesday,
March 80, 1881.

aesser Market, mas without .
Dsvsiepmsns- Utah kanaisg
south On she also Level-Dsisgs
10 sterra Nevada and Uaisu-
Tue @. d q. asd u q D. SHAFT
Cresscatsisg II sava9e-rhs O.
n. n. Hydraulic Pumps The
husrO 2 uunel aud Jacket.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
REFORr


LAST EVENING.
l35 Eureka Con-. 20
, 800 Belmont, SOC
rs Northern Belle. 13'S, l3h
100 Grand Prize, Coo
ITS Argenta, i0c
1850 Navajo, I Is, l 20
100 Day, SOC
$40 Albion. 2 10. Is
lis Wales. CSC. 90c
$50 Mt. Diablo. ~
500 Mt. Potosi. 20c
$40 Syndicate. 35c. SOC
$50 Goodshaw. 75c
400 BlackhAwk. 15c
100 Mono. I Us si0
IS Con. Pacific, soc
$50 Addenda. zoe
800 Jupiter. l5c
40 MONDAY. l so, ~
$50 Gro. zoe
80 Silver King. "a
200 Head Center. 81
THIS MORNING.
$50 Ophir, 81. 355
265 Mexican. 4 so, Az
1910 Gould 4 Curry, 4. 4 10, 4 10, 4 70
40 b30
Gao Bes, a Belcher. ~, 8. 81, ~
Is California, l Us
$50 Savage. l IS, )
$50 Con. Virginia. I 20. I c5
225 Chollar. I 30,
800 Potosi. "a
$50 Hale 4 Norcross. 81. 3 IS
$40 Crown Point, I Is, I 20
COO Yellow Jacket. 3 O5.
5000 Imperial. loo b9O
10 Alpha, 2 co
$50 Belcher. I 6S, I 20
ITO Sierra Nevada, ~
40 Confidence. 8
IS Utah..
$40 Bullion. 25c
so Exchequer. l
$50 OvsrmAn. CSC
$40 Union Con-. Z, ca
$50 Alta. I so
$50 Julia. Csc. zoe
$40 Silver Hill, SOC
10 Seq. Belchsr. G
90 Challenge, Csc
COO Andes. l 30
200 Ward. I 30
50 Scorpion. I 20
80 Benton, Csc. Coo bis
2is Golden Gate. I o.. l 10. I Is
$50 Concordia Val. SOC
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30
Departures Last Evs.isE

UcpnrsureS A<sss 1s0s"
Mrs Coffin. J Pascoc, ] Hoar. J Dough-
erty. Mrs A Mckay, Mrs J Pidge. John
Piper.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

CASTORIA
is not Narcotic. Children
grow fat upon, Mothers like,
and Physicians recommend
CASTORLA. 1t regulates tho
Bowels, cures Wind Collie,
allays Fevcrishncss, and de-
str0ys Worms. "a,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

CELEBRATED
ST0MACH
BITTERS

lnvslids who have lost but are recovering
Vital stamina, declare In grateful terms their
appreciation Of the merits - tonic OF Hos.
tstter's stomach Bittsrs. Not only does It
impsrt strength 10 the weak, 10 corrects an
hoSsis act A proper intervals. gives ease to
those Who su1er nom rheumatic and kidney
troublss, and conquers - well - prevents
Yor sale By all Druggists and Dealers gen.
orally.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-03-30

from ~ TO 40 tons OF ore per uay, WHICH
10 Of the usual quality.
Beleh-r.
The 500 southwest drift continues to
cut q mixture Of clay, porphyry and
quartz; total length 100 feet. The 400
west crosscut 10 in 50 feet and in clay
and porpbyry. Repairs to the track
from the 1000 level to the 2l00 level
have been completed. The pump rod
which broke a, the 1900 level Saturday
morning was repaired at 9 p. N. Sunday
and the pumps are nov running ct seven
strokes per minute and keeping the
water down - usual.
C~siiSsrnis.
The slopes Of the mine yield daily an
average Of co tons Of milling ore. For
workings joint with Con. Virginia. zee
report Of that mine. The joint ophir
east crosscut on the $500 level averages
seven feet per day in additional length
and has its face 400 feet from the nam
lateral drift.
Mexican.
The joint Union Consolidated east
orosscut on the $500 level has reached .
total length Of $50 feet and IL still pene-
trstiue the material Of the vein. The
Joint Ophir large working Wine Ia now
ass feet below the $500 level. For other
workings joint with ophir. see report OF
that mine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-03
Lost ON the Plains.

The Reno Gazette has the following:
Major s. @. Scoyille, Secretary of the N. &
o. R. R., has lately returned from a trip
to the Oregon line. While crossing the
Madalaine Plains, north OF Susanville, he
lost the way in the darkness Of night, and
his team took him entirely out Of his reck-
oning. 1t rainsd ~furiously, and the be-
lated traveller came near perishing from ex-
posture. He attempted to light a fire, but
the matches would not ignite. He subse-
quently found that they had all fused in
his pocket. When the storm first came on.
he took refuge in the buggy and tied the
horses to the wheels. They became fright
ened and started backwards. Scoville piled
over the dashboard and cought them be-
fore they had done any damage. He was
obliged to remain in the storm all night,
and at break Of day struck across lots to a
barn, where q Mr.. Mcdonald directed him
back to the road. The end OF his adven-
ture was rather fortunate, all things con-
sidered, but Mr.. Scoville does not want to
pass another such night on the plains.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-03

An Eastern mining journal says: 1.-The
general surface Of the Comstock lode,
which must be classed as among the most
famous and richest Of the silver mines Of
the world, ia about 5000 feet above the
level OF the sea- The Sutro tunnel, which
intersects the Comstock 1000 feet below
the surface. Ia 4,400 feet above the level Of
the sea. The rich bonanzas of the Grown
Point and Consolidated Virginia sections,
which have yielded $500, 000, 900, were
nearly or quite down to the sutro level.
In point Of fact. the deepest workings OF
the Comstock are less than 5000 feet above
sea level. There are no large bonanzas Of
ore found at that depth as yet, but there is
no reason to believe that there will not be,
extending perhaps far below the level Of
the sea.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-03
Raflroad Sold.

The Winnemucca Silver State says it is
reported that the Battle Mountain and
Austin Railroad has been sold, and that
Jay Gould is the purchaser. If such is
the fact. Gould will undoubtedly extend 1t
south, as it is not likely that he would care
to own ninety miles Of narrow gauge road
wholly unconnected with any Of the lines
which be controls. 1t is said that the
road is sold without doubt, though it is
not certain that Gould is the purchaser.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-03
LOST OR STOLEN!

ER0M THE CONNOLLY NINE, OR IN
that vicinity, a black horse mule. brand
ga O on the left hip. A liberal reward will
be paid for the return Of said mule to FRED.
uHL, at the Connolly niue. my25tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-06-03

autocratic personality, and claims the
offices of the nation as his own personal
right. His record is his condemnation.
He has resigned. Let the people be re-
signed to his resignation, and leave HIM
to eosset his conceit and quarrel at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-05
81. l.

Gil LOVES. OIL
AT COST
TRIMMED AND UETkIMMED BONNErS
and HATS
At cost TO tlose out MILLINERY
ty4-6t LOVES, Market SPACE
MOT LONG SINCE WE SAID YOU WE'RE
IN paying 80 to 35c. for called Java Coffee
when our SUPEnB MARAC tIBO WAS superior al
25c- Where tie Star circulates people have re-
ceived profit and comfort from that notice. as our
sales attest.
With good cup Of coffee you want q good white
rolls or bread. We cell the BEST FLOUR made in
the United states. from the celebrated Washburn
Mile, MINI.
WITMKR'4,
IA 1918 Penns ylvania avenue.
SUMMIT MINERAL SPRING WATER-Iti s NOT
- CURE ALL, but rarely fai's when prope rly
used for Stomach, Liver and Kidney Disorders,
propsy. Dyepepsia, Constipation. Nervousness,
and General Debility. Prescribed by leading ply
sicisns AK your druggist for book Of cures.
GIVE IL ulaI. jy4