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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-02-12
Not she Mns by any Manner or
MRana-

leans
The Plumas (Cal.) National, publish
ed at the ole home of our vell.known
townsman. Ben. Payne, is considerably
exercised over tina murderous condrst
" : nan % !hss name who was hanged
by a mob at Seattle, W, T., last month,
romarking
We sincerely hope that The deceas-
cd will prove other thun the man known
In this section. and should Il prove to
be him, We are inclined 10 think that
the mob committed murder. Ben. Payne
was a man who would stand up for his
rights in q manly way, but the last man
in the world to murder a man, or injuro
him without good c0uso or serious provo
cntion. When last heard from he was
In the cattle and stock business in MOI :
ANA and Idaho, and he may have drifted
into Washington Territory, He has
many friends here who will be glad to
learn the truth in regard 10 the NATTER
Oar Ben, who Is now here on q visit
10 his family, from White Pine county,
whorc he Is employed In the stock
business by J. 4. Wilmington, read the
above article and assured rs upon his
honor, that be was not hanged OF
Seattle. Neither has he ever EXP, RI 5nosd
tho slightest desire 10 acquire notoristy
In that %''line.' u but proposes to use his
best endeavors 10 maintain the good
character ho packed away with him
from old Plumas.
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I.ooIs IIeroi

Singer sowing machines at from sac
TO $50. ~. John sewing machines At
from $50 70 $40, for cash. Every
machine kept in repair, and warranted
for i've years. J.E. UnLIaAN, Ag,.'
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SalmaxuneS.
Tuesday week will be Valentine Day.
Regular meeting Of Odd Fellows, to-
night.
The County Commissioners meet in
regular session on Monday.
Three new postal cars for the Sunset
Route passed west this evening.
The sleighipg was never better than
at present. Take advantage OF it.
b. auiiful women will 10 at a pre-.
MUM next Summer for ~circuses.
t'eolcrAdo proposesto give. Hher own
expense. a National Mining Exposition
next August.
The weather Of tho past three weeks
has had a distressing effect upon limit.
ed wood piles.
A sort OF rash. or light form Of
measles, is Quite prevalent in Austin.
Old and young are affected by it alike.
Not Que in 100 OF the Pioneers Of Me-
vAda, says the Carson APPEAL. has $500
that he can cail his own. The wealthy
men OF the State are those who came
here after 1865.
G. W. Grover, steward at the Hos
pital, has been confined 10 his bed by
sickness dltiug the past three days. hut
is much better to-day. He expects 10
get about again Tomorrow.
Take Garirld's initials and those of
Arthur. J. A. q. and G.. n. A., and
strike oGt the letters common to both
the A's-aud there remain c. ]. G.,
the initials Of the assassin.
Miss Lizzie Hcugh has been engaged
by the Trustees at Carliu to teach the
district school ut that place. and she
goes down TO take charge Immediately
Miss Hattie Cullnn also takes charge OF
the public school ut South Fork.
Fred, Dudley. an old resident of
Wells, died suddenly at Nooro's wood
ranch, twelve miles from Wells, y few
days ago. E{Wo uadsratapd that 10
bal been drinking to excess
for some time past, aud had gone away
from town for tho purpose o. breaking
of from the Indulgence Of the appetite
which Appeared to have got beyond his
control. lilo leaves - wife aud three
children.
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BIIIs OF ~ IOUIhS- reJooted.
The bills Of OIL. Collins and Rank
Chase were laid over until tho next
meeting Of tho Board, after which tho
Board adjourned until Monday, March
@, 1899.
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GRATEFUL.

We clip tho following from tho Eureka
Ltddsr! I'd.
EUREKA. Fob. 4, 1882,
] hereby acknowledge The receipt OF
SOL, In cash, rs we'll ~ oihor substan.
tinl all from tho good people OF Eureka,
for which they will accept, for myself
and in behalf OF my infant children, my
most sincere aud heartfelt thanks.
EMMA SIMPSON,
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trorei. ArrIvsi..
d. II. Jones', Tuscarora.

ID. 81. Jones, Tuscarora.
A. Bunster, Victoria.
j. A. OVcrstreet, Deeth.
J. @. Staples, San Francisco.
j. J. Campbell, Itallcok.
Frank Honoyman, Glover.
A. +. Jissack, Carlin.
j. n. Wilmington, Hamilton.
A. p. Mathers, San Francisco.
H.. ". BAHnds. do
8, wanban, Cortez,
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o DrsPEPsIA and Liver CompiAini
ron have . printed guarantees on ovory
bottle OF shiloh's VItaliEer. Il never
i1iIs to euro.
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Am roo nADs si..nS,s ,, I.M~~
lion. Constipation, DixnDou. -
Appetite, Yellow Bkfnf HAiloA'a Yi.aa.
i1sr y positive cure.
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SHrLoH's CkrAnRH RnrKD1-a 49,
q curo for Cataxrh. DiptAs1a AaA
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Why Will roc cough Wa RElsAn.
viii give .immsdiAts rsliss. Pio
~ ots.. so or. and o.. -
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NAslL IsJEcfoH free With e.eA hc.-
lie OF shiloh's cAtarrh Remedy. PHss
For sale at F. p. MULLr1's Drug
Store, Elko. New.
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"HAcKMrrAcK." . lasting ana I'm.
grant psrfume. -Phcs rs and 50 CT.
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sHILoH's CUnr WILL Immediately n.
iievs Group, whooping Cough anA
bronchitis.
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TIE best quality Of Rhine Wines a
he Elko Bakery and Saloon, Reokhart
&Co.. Proorietors.
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IN. Rav. On. u. TaGTAta-
boz. Ina.. aYs: "BoaA oyssd noSv@
ove oar kvso - 1ansais Co-w-
Cum"
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CHANrAoHE OF Tho beat quality end
brands, can be lad :. Rsckhaxt 4
Froeich's Balloon.
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Booths celebrate oval GRAND oyaters
received at the Com Re ,tauront daily
by express.
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FINE blackberry randy. for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly rsre; for
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Hotel Arrivals.

N
W. r. Jeffrey, HAlleck.
N. DomIng, do
N. Hall, Star Valley.
O.. w. Crane, South Fork.
II, Van Dreilon. Koltou.
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TurRE arc over 1900 more females
than males In Come olieut.
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THE RESTAURANT

S.i srssl' s:t e " 4. * ..; :Sse': :ss.il.a nd Ssy: in
tion.
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Fresh nas.,ra oy.,e,.

lIss i.s,I Si.ly ~ y, ' s!.s;:. .G ;s.s %sTss :.Rs;
them ftesh to the jtfass
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Ny, stock OF sesels complies nj besS
West. hHxq also lust received an invoice
Of the "'TllkEE KINGS" Cigarettes, pro
nounecd TO be the best and putsst In the mss.
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7 alqt }Ukf ils
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Assntt of al
hunyadl Janos' Mineral. NAHsN
Celebrated Peruvian BtSsess.
Mii~aukesIsoer. IA
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-03-21

meeting will be one OF the finest and most
interesting ever held in Texas.
The Waco Examiner says that the Dallas
papers are now limiting that their city has u
population Of 1900. The census gage
Dallas l0,S5S. The growth of Dallas Is
equal TO the glorious climate OF California. Z"
The Dallas papers are not only limiting
that their city has population of 5000, ~
but the HERALD hereby announces il TO be
a fact, The census alluded to included only
those living within the corporate limits,
which, being but one mile square, included
less than two-thirds the city's population,
more than 5000 living Just beyond said linn
its. This census was taken in June, 1850
nearly two years ago since when our popu-
lation has increased fully 10000.
Yesterday Tom Johnson, the nurse sent
by the county to the hospital camp near
kleburg, returned to the city, bringing
with him the last one of the Petit family,
little sydney, years old> who is now ABOUT
well of the smallpox. The father, mother
and one child died with small -poX, and an
other child, with smallpox broke ont on it
at the time, was accidentally drowned.
The body OF the drowned child was rccov-
cred and buried. The little boy, now virtu-
ally recovered OF, smallpox is at the pest
house, but will be taken from there in u lit
tie while. The mother, just before she
died, bequeathed her little boy TO her
mother. The father, j, z. Petit, caught
smallpox by assisting to bury the body of
Mrs. Conkling, who died in this city,
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10 the Time for tho Redeemer /. a. n ana

fawners are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing nnredeemed pledges, Just forfeited,
must be sold by April 10th AT III. Coins,
,uo Nam street One Is carat gold IS dwt.
American stem.winding watch one Is
carat swiss hunting medium sized gents
stem-winder watch; one open-face gold shell
engraved stem-winder, one. gold filled case
watch; one lady's American watch: one
lauy's gold stem-winder; one shell en-.
graVed iady's stem-winder; one pair dia.
nohu ear-knobs; one diamond locket; one
ulamohd solitaire ring; one diamond
SOLITAIRE stud, q carats, one diamond clus-
ter ring; one diamond cluster combination
taii pm; one gents locket; one heavy curb
chain, 81 dwt; one lady's long guard cham;
one Iadys line woven gold necklace, one
me koman gold cross; one large hunting
heaVy silver American watch; one 4 oz
SILVER open-tace watch, one large morocco
and gilt family Bible; one small French
| plate glass mirror; one fine violin and box,
one accordion; one banjo; one heavy plated
porcelain lined ice pitcher; one massive
soma silver smut box; one steel.harrel gun;
one tine double-barrel gun; one sword cane
one rifle canei2 pair fine gold spectacles; s
nue. cameo rings; one amethyst ring, one
gold pen and pencil; > pair solid gold
sleeye-buttons; one fine camera ohscura.
one fine medical magneto-eleotric machine!
one pocket telegraphic instrument: one set
mathematical drawing instruments; one
heid telescope one pair of field glasses; one
pair opera glasses one gold pair ofbracelets;
one pin and earrings, etc, etc. Holders OF
tickets OF anything in this catalogue are
urged TO call upon Mr.. Cohn Immediately,
or lose the last opportunity of regainine
their pledges. HENRY CouE.
1oS Main street, near st. George Hotel
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man had received the highest number OF
votes ON Saturday night, that he was the
nominee. Great confusion and bitter
strife ensued over this proposition, and it
was evident that the meeting was a split.
Finally, however, u motion to nominate
Il candidate for alderman prevailed,
and Mr.. James Moroney was called upon TO
define himself. He declared himself TO be
democrat straight-out, that his name was
before the convention and he would abide
by its decision. Mr.. Spellman was then
called upon and Captain +. y.
Tucker answered that Mr.. Spellman
was a simon pure democrat, and
that as he had been nominated Saturday
night he would continue in the race. Mr..
Moroney was then nominated by acclama-
ton.
The following named gentlemen were
chosen as members of the executive com.
mittee, to-wit; W, II: Lemon, Wade Hill
and A. G. Audrey. The meeting then adj.
iourned sine die
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The Lost Found,

Gus Spencer is a youth of 10 years. His
father lives at Gfeenville, in Hunt county,
and Greenville not coming up to young
Spencer's ideas of city, he concluded, es-
pecially as he had reached the advanced age
of sixteen and was possessed of an immense
store of worldly wisdom and valuable lore,
that he would start out in the world on his
own hook and take peep at the elephants
that are to be found in the jungles of a great
city. With this notion big in his head, he
left his home without bidding any one fare
well or leaving any information behind him
as to his destination. He was not particu-
larly anxious to receive either letters or
postal-cards, therefore he gave no one his
address. He came to Dallas direct, because
he knew there was no other city
this side the gulf that can
compare with The Queen City. He arrived
here last Monday, and stopping at the St.
George hotel proceeded to see what he
could see. 1t didn't take him long to find
the elephants. and as il is rather an expen-
sive luxury this jungle hunting, he soon
came down to bedrock in finances, and
being sadly in the vocative in the needful,
and falling sick too, he wrote back to his
father for money The father sent friend
for him, and yesterday morning that friend
was hunting for him, and had put the pc.
lice on the qui vive, giving them an accu.
rate description of him when he accidentally
met him on the street. The youth has seen
all of the elephant he desires to gaze upon
for some time to come, and when he gets
back home will be contented TO remain
| there
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second Ward Convention

Last night there was democratic con.
vention In the second ward. Mr.. Wade
Hill was chairman and Mr.. w. Il. Green.
law was secretary. The following rcsolu.
ton was then offered and adopted:
Resolved, That before any vote shall be
received for delegates TO the city convention
or for alderman, the voter shall have his
name and residence registered by the secre.
tary, and that the votes be cast one nj n
time, and the voter call out his namc 10
the secretary as he casts his vote.
Resolved, That no votes be received except
from democrats who are qualified voters oi
the second ward.
Resolved, That the election OF delegates
be by ballot and that the eight candidates
receiving the highest number OF votes be
declared elected as delegates.
Resolved, That the candidate for alderman
who shall receive majority of the votes
cast shall be the nominee ofthis convention
aud shall be supported by oil the members
OF the convention.
Captain W. NJ. Edwards then offered the
following resolution, which was also
adopted;
Resolved, That this convention endorse
fully and unrcservedly j. Z. Arnold, the
present efficient marshal. fl'
Captain W, NJ. Edwards then offered this
resolution which also prevailed; BE Il
Resolved, by the democracy OF the sec.
ond ward In convention assembled that wa
most heartily endorse the course Of ]. g.
ballard, the member of the. city. council
from the second ward, and In his Voluntary
retirement rom Office, We tender him our
best wishes for his future welfare, prosper
ity and happiness.
=. The election Of delegates being the ner,
thing In order. the ioliosing named gentle.
men were chosen, via. w. n. rather
Wade HUI, w. II. Lemon. r. II. Rodgers
=. n. Tucker, w, n. Greenlaw, q. II. Zee
and w. \. Best. II was then declared that
the nomination Of candidate for alderman
., ne; H. II n S 1T This oso,..':d h
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MARKETS by TELEGRAPH.
NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. March 20.-Flour quiet and
steady Xxx nominal xxx $50 to q; higher
grades 81 to Z 25
Corn frmeT mixed IS; yellow IL; white o.
Oats IN demand, fair aud higher seeding IS;
prime 60; choice Gl TO ~.
Pork quiet and steady; quoted at l6 to l6l
Lard firm; refined uerce Ia to llS keg IlA.
Dry salt meats firm shoulders are quoted at
7A ribs s.
Bacon stronger shoulders *. clear rib and
long clear 1915; no long.
Hams dull choice sugar cured canvassed TX
TO l2k.
Whisky steady; western iectfed 05 to 90
Coffee frmer cargoes ordinary to fair Sk TO
n&.
Sugar steady; common to good common eg to
Ga; fair to fully fair ~; prime TO choice T.
yellow clarified 81 TO Sh
Moasses dull; common 10 TO a. centrifugal 10
to So fair IS to 81; prime Sc to IS,
Rice strong and higher; ordinary TO choice 81
TOT.
Bran duh at 49,
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, March Colour quiet and un.
Wheat opened higher and advanced then dc.
clined, reacted again and closed firm, trading
chiefly In May and June; No. 2 red fall 2sr
for cash 2sH for April
Corn higher at 66,s for cash; &C.. for April.
Oats lower at IS for cash; Az bid for April
Pork duh and lower; no bids for cash, March
and April.
Bacon lower shoulders 6S5 rib $50; clear u.s.
Whiskey steady.
Lard nominal at 10 40
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, March q. Flour dull and nominal.
Wheat fairly active and II shade higher No 2
Chicago spring 32h 10 / s3l, for cash: S3A for
March: 34l4 for April
Corn unsettled, but generally higher; regular
90; fresh 6il. for cash. 81 for March; 6aS to Cais
for April.
Oats quiet and weak at u to II for March
Barley easier at VI To | OF.
Lard active, but shade lower, Mt 10 IS for
cash; 10 So TO 10 TX for April
Bulk meats steady aud unchanged.
Whiskey steady aud unchanged
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Cain & Rothstein

have opened one of the largest, best reg
ulated and cleanest livery, feed and sale
stables in the state. They. have Just COM
pleted their new building, and have re-
ceived the finest lot of buggies ever shown
by any stable. They have as fine teams as
can be found anywhere, they are fine step
pers, but perfectly gentle, land any lady
can, drive them, They propose to keep
nothing but the best and most stylish in
horse flesh, and can give you team not
excelled on the road, They also run line
OF street carriages, and will promptly an
swer all calls and will make special rates
for funerals and marriages
They will also board family horses by the
day or month at reasonable rates, giving
them the best Of care and attention. Ii You
want good turnout go and see Cain 4
Rothstein; or telephone them to send you
one OF their teams.
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SIDEWALK NOTES.

Smoke Duke of Durham cross cut. Best
in the world.
A beautiful solid gold ring and bangle for
one dollar at Kneptlv & Sons.
Easter and birthday cards, the finest in
Dallas, at w. ]. Shone's book store.
GARDENERS say apply to w. II. Howell &
Bro, COZ Elm street, for fresh and reliable
seeds
If you have dyspepsia drink Mineral
Wells water, on draft at Hoyt Il Coffin $
drug store.
Polite attention at Georges Place." the
best liquors and winesin Dallas at Georges
Place.
Georges Place" continues to grow in
favor and popularity because only the best
liquors are kept there.
Glen Lea whisky has become celebrated
all over the country and Justly so. You
always get 1t ut Glen Lea saloon.
Furniture repaired, upholstered. var
nished; mattresses renovated; cane-seat
chairs reseated. Goods called for and de-
livered free of charge. Send postal to
Potter, $50 Elm street.
The neatest saloon in the city, with
liquors Of every description, OF the best
brands and purest make and attendants
skillful and courteous is the general verdict
as to 1.-THE Office"
The Belvedere restaurant is frequented
by many ladies and gentlemen, who pro-
nounce the fare superior to any hotel or
restaurant in the state. Prices reasonable,
and plenty of everything in the market.
Georges Place Is at corner of Main and
Martin streets under Thompson's Theatre,
and II is the neatest, quietest place In the
city and has the finest, purest Liquors, the
most fragrant cigars and the freshest, coolest
beer extant.
Watches-Cal ut Austins, Oh Main
street, and see the finest watch made in
America cased in 80 pennyweights is
carats gold; can be bought for $50. Also,
for short time only, all other grades OF
gold, silver and nickel watches at great
reduction in price.
DR.. A. 7. Davis, homeopathic physician
and specialist, treats all forms of diseases
ofthe eye and ear, such as graduated lids,
the removal Of petrygiums, ,cataracts, oper-
ates for strabismus, etc, etc, and in fact
all diseased conditions Of the eye are treated
successfully by him. Also chronic troubles
OF all kinds, Call and consult him. Olice
500 Elm street, residence ll5 Cottage Lane.
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Across the Continent.

On next Friday and Saturday We are TO
have at the theatre Oliver Doud Byrons
piece as aDove entitled. The New York
Times, speaking of II, says: at is consid-
cred one Of the best plays OF its class,
as II certainly is one of the most
successful having completed the de-
cade of its unparalleled career. This
is TO he explained by the fact that Il Is on a
large scale, requiring really the services OF
two ordinary companies TO portray II and
also by the careful, spirited acting Mr.. BY.
ron throws into it, In the leading part OF
the Ferret, There are few parts Of the
country that have not seen and applauded
the Characteristic American work, which
itself includes such widely varying scenes.
II is full of exciting situations, and like It's
predecessor, Is destined TO become very
popular. The company Is made up Of
iirst.class people. Mr.. byron plays his old
part Of joe Ferris with all his accustomed
power and versatility Of talent. Mr.. NJ
leopard performs Johnny O'Dwyer cap
tally, and Miss Kate Byron, Miss Salomc
Monte, Mr.. Harry d, Hudson. Mr. James
y. Radcliffe and Mr.. Chas. Hagan, all dis
tinguishcd thcmselves.n
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The Janitor OF our building was crippled
with rheumatism his beg was so swollen
and painful, that he limped about in the
most pitiable manner, being unable to
walk and unfit for his duties. He applied
st, Jacobs gu after vainly trying numerous
He is as well as ever and as lively as a
cricket. A member of our house has fire.
guently tried the Oil and found II wonder
full In It's effects. We indorsc IL.
a. HARTMANN, of Har, mann Bros.
Cor. State and Van Buren, Sts.. Chicago, II.
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A correspondent sends in the following
There is no better or surer protection from
smallpox than Darhy's Prophylactic Fluid
las unfailing as Fatel, a wonderful healing
remedy and most powerful disiniectant
that will eflectually eradicate the germ of
disease, prevent its spreading and effect a
cure, and is perfectly safe to use. 1t is en-
dorscd and recommended by eminent ply
sicians and chemists"
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Ice Cream To-day and Night

at the "Belvedere" Ice Cream hall, which
Is the only really elegant establishment of
the kind in Dallas. Large, cool and com.
Portable at all times, with its general air of
cleanliness and comfort, it is indeed the
sine qua non Of. perfection in its line. La.
dies with or without escort can there find
q place to sit an idle time in genteel Sc
clusion without being subjected to the
annoyance Of a close low ceilinged So
called "ladies' parlor.n Clean, coo and
comfortable, there is not its like in all the
town. 10 Main street, opposite st. George
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'oeb's New Theatre, Main Street, Near
Grand Windsor Hotel

A large and select company of first-class
specially stars appear nightly in the choic.
est and most thrilling acts'ofthe Vaudeville
stage. The bar is stocked with the choicest
wines and liquors, and in the future will bt
open during the day. lfyou want to spend
pleasant evening do not fail to visit thi,
popular place of amusement.