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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

GCo-LADY'S ELABORATELY EN-
.D%I graved 14-carat, Boss-tilled case,
hunting, with Elgin jeweled movement, ex-
pansion balance, patent pinion, etc.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17
Ladies' and Children's
HOSIE E1RY :!

In St. Paul. which comprise Fast Black Cotton Lisle Thread
Silk, etc. full line of sizes in each grade. When we pu-
chased these Goods anticipated remaining in the Glass
Block for te but find it impossible to do satisfactory
business account Of the many stumbling blocks which have
been put in way. Our
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-06-17

G16-GOOD QUALITY ELGIN, WAL
,DleJ than or Hampden movement in case
n hovn described
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26
WEDNESDAY -sEPrEMBEH ii, 1888

LAST weeks ISSUE oil The News o.
in It's endeavor to defeat the Repubii.
can party aoninee 70. Justice of the
Supreme Court. produces choi, e
specimen of black 3uardlsm Il is a
composition that could emarate onl,
from graduate oil the slums.
We are told that the paper in which
this outburst appears claims TO tie an
advocate of the Republican ticket ana
expects patronage from the Central
Committee. We would respectfully
d Get the ATTIC iiio1 of Ia It b DIV TO il,
Course rs To the candidacy OF Judge
Murphy. 1t has persis,ently attacked
that gentleman ever since his nominal
tim. l. has reproduced every scrap
ol campaign SANDER printed in Dem
Ocra'ic papers which was calcu ated to
1nlure the nominee of our State Con
sention for Supreme Judge. Its pre-.
text for this treasoa to the ticket is
b. csuse of Murpby's alleged incom-
potency, but il is we'll kaown that the
personal luminosity of The hangrrs-on
around the paper in question is the
real incentive.
1t is True that the Mterances 81 the
sheet mentioned are but the mouth
il Is Ut lttlt-hoaded politicians, and
their effect will be rather favorable
than otherwise 10 the subject Of their
venom; but Would it mrs b. unwise Tor
n panty leaders TO subsidze slcn rub
bish to assti respectable c;izenss
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

SECRETARY Bayard has slowly come
to the conclusion that our interests in
Samoa need protection and has ordered
a man of-war there. lie was told a
year or more ago that Germany was
carrying a high hard there, but he
then inlma',d lhat il was none II orr
business. Slowness has been Mr.. bay.
ards distinguishing Characteristic in
arging our claims against any first
class power.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

BEFORE long the Democratic lie of
tie caaspxign Viii make its appear
ance. Ii vii! b- siafled in tins To- 20
around Def, r: the voting begins. Blu:
TO much time will not be allowed for
REPUTATION 1t should therefore be
looked for in the closing days of DC.
teher. The lie is especially designed
to produce results in close States.
The Mercy letter in 1880, was aimed
especially at the Pacific Coast. II
purported to- be latter written by
President Garfield, the natural ;nfei-
eIce of which was sh;s, he was insin-
cere on the Chinese question. The
result was that Hancock got five out
OF the six electoral votes which Cali
f"rnia then cast. and anu all three OF
fhe votes of Nevada. The trick of
1884 was OF different character. Il
is tolerably certain that the Ram
Fomanism and Rebellion" ALTERATION
Of Burchard was in some way contrived
by The Democratic operators. Ii was
intended 10 affect New York, which
was known to be close Mr. Blaine
was punished for allowing Burclard's
remarks, which he may not have heard
90 grasped, TO pass Inchallenged.
Balrchard has since been great admire
OF Cleveland. 1t cannot be coniectur-
ed at thrs tine WHETHER the lie or trick
OF 1888 will be seaesaiag intended TO
produce general or specific results; or,
N. other words, whether il will be con
trived to produce effects in group OF
States or in all the States. Hul what
ever its nature it will come along at
the proper time. Tactics of tina. kind
Rrnas regular part of The Democratic
programme in these days. We have
strong suspicion That it will have far
west projection this time, for the pros
rect of tho Democracy dnes not appear
70 be especially bright 10 Indiana,
New Jersey and Connecticut.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

News comes from the Bay that es.
Senator James e Far has Purchased
the Lick House. He pays $3.50 900
Tor The properly. This makes d aal
settlement OF The estate possible, and
furnishes coin 4itsi which To- put into
operation several charities protected
ny the tes,ator. Tue School OF Me-
chanical Arts will get &GsGa0; the
Academy OF Sciepce large amount
and the California Pioneers about half
million with which TO build and
mein vain home.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

III the American parry is nut au
hnlmporlant side-show, and its candi-
oates are to receive too few vOtos 10
affect any result. why should party
leaders worry themselves about r.!
why should purity journals lie about
hfwhy should party bosses be dis
turbedf why should the live" Chron-
ic!e ignore its conyen:ions and candi-
dates and why have not Amer leans as
good right 10 organize and follow
principles rs Democrats aAd skepub.
3jcanss
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

TINE lakes around The CITY of Mexico
are raising and part Of The city is al
ready flooded This will probably
hasten the construction Of the works
Of draining the valley. The Spanish
and Mexican Governments have been
thinking about II for three centurits,
The works include "a tunnel through
he mountain rim, which Surrounds
be YnllcN.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

The yellow fever has fairly started
on lis travels and from lis appearance,
.hon; the same time in widely scrarat-
I'd localities, it is evident that too little
care has been taken in qunranuuin4
against infected localities FORTUNATE.
y III most of the places in which il
aas recently appeared frost may be
expected wihia the :rSi twenty days.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26
Express iiour..

The fon3Heiag are the opening and
closing hours OF Express, until fur
Their notice:
Wells, Fargo &C Co.'S express office
opens at 0 A. NJ: closes for north
at 1910 \. NJ; closes Tor south at 2 "A
p NJ. Office closes at ! 80 p. NJ
: A. KNAPP, JR.. Agent
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26
NEW TODAY.
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
The Official Register for Hawthe.nn
Precinct Is now open At my Office between lite
hours of 10 A. NJ. and D T.. VI. of all legal
days Gutil
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 90. 1883.
At 6 O'Clock p NJ. for the registration of
names of ali legal voters Of said election pre-
cincl. prior 10 the general election To be held
on the 9th day OF November 1853.
X. NJ. KING.
Registry Agent for Hawthorne District, Els.
neraida county, Nevada.
hawthorne, September &c, 1898.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

Senator stewart ttiu wen Ia calling
attention To tho Presidents hostility
10 silver. Owing to other issues which
have for the present crowded 1t aside,
the people are In 'tsnGer OF fnfyellln1
The cons piracy between the President
ard Wal, street 10 make deo,ufs pay
duuoie thei, Gebt.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

Watches or anything in the line Of
iewelry needing repairs, if left at 0
+. Taylor's will be forwarded to a
tirst,class workman. Good work
guaranteed, prompt attention and
reasonable prices.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

AMONG the candidates in North
Carolina is Fowle for Governor. II
Holt for Lieutenant Governor, Fin
ger for superintendent of Education
and a Bnan for Congress. II Fowle
gets Holt v ith Finger he will take
the Bum, Gays the New Orleans
Picayupe.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26
NOT cs TO 7 xsAYeRS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
: the County ts>essor Of Esmerada coiil-
~ has deposited IN my office the Assessment
Roll Tor the year 1853, The Board Of EouaIi-
anton will meet Oh Monday. September IL
lsss. aud continue i'll session until the busi-
hess OF equalization Is finished but not later
than Monday, October i. lSsS.
". j. HENLEY.
county Clerk aud ex-oilicio Clerk of the
Board Of County Commissioners Of Es-
nisralda equity. Ney.
hiwthorne, September 10th. 1885
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

A spectacle for American citizens!
The Administration imploring Il g
Chinese Government to pull the presi-
dent out 81 the hole INTO which ae has
fallen 10 trying 10 get ahead of hIs
yoIjsical ri'p'ra lIs.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

y corporation by A. w. Crockcr, it's Attor-
ney-in-F act, whose Postoilice address is law
thorne. Esmeralda county, Nevada, has this
day filed his application for a patent Tor ilf
teen hundred linear feet OF the Golden Gate
mine or ven, tQ"ring gold ana ei!y, r, with
surface ground sig hundred feet in width,
situated in silver Peak and Red Moun-
tain Mining District, county of fssmc'
ralda and State OF Nevada, and designated by
the field notes and official plat on file in this
Office as Lot Number Sixty -one, in Township
two South. range thirty.eig.t East OF Mount
Diablo base and meridian, said Lot No IL be-
ing described rs follows, 10 wit
Beginning at II post marked No | L $
Survey No Ill" Identical with post No4U $
Survey No IL whence mineral monument Ne
8 Gears "a deg, 4 3, feet, and Peak No 3
bears $ ID deg 30 min, + 1873 fest. Thence
running
First Course-1N So deg, W 800 feet, TO post
marked =" No . S ) No 61,'' at 500 feet
post No 3 of U 5 Survey No II. Thence run
ming
Second Course--N 81 deg, L 600 feet to post
marked :" No $ L : 5 No 6l,'' at :,co feet post
marked No2NW l.. Thence running
Third Courses 53 deg, L 1900 feet TO post
marked mod U 5 s y Ill" Thence running
Fourth Courses 81 deg, W 900 feet to the
place of aeginning, at 30 feet pos marked
Noise Is, Z = $ No 81 at IFS feet post
marked MOI L 5 8 No SO =
Magnetic variation, IL deg ~ min 4, con-
tanning a0.6G acres.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

The location of this mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office of silver Peak and lied
Mountain Mining District in Book B e, page
III of Mining Records
The adjoining claimants are: South, L S s
No. ii; Eash L S 5 No SO; north and west,
vacant ground.
Any and all p rsons claiming adversely any
potrion of said GOLDEN GATE mine or
surfa~e ground, are required to file their adj
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land Office at Carson City, in the
State of ..evada, during the sixty days period
Of pubiication hereof or they will be barred
by virtue OF the provisions OF the Statute.
.. II. GALLUP,
au29-l0w. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

.ss.. n. The BUYERS' GUIDE is
]: J: !: ! Q :; ]: . J.
ssaa1.S rst issued March and Sept,
~ w each wear. 1t is en- ency-
a gnts clopedia of useful inicr-
"a, NV l,,ation for all who pur-
SSeetyfSED " chase the lu1uries or the
y 1aais| necessities OF life. We
n ciothe you and furnish you with
! the n@csssary and unnecessary
rnrliaices To ride, walk, dance, sleep,
1t, Ash, hunt, work, go to church,
Z s9;sy at home. end in various sizes.
tyias aud quantities. Just figure out
v5at is required to do al these things
s]latGHFsaiN. ana you can rnako o ieii'
,atinaa.e Of the value OF the BUYERS
guido, which will be sent upop
receipt OF 20 cents to pay pcsinge,
fj.(,MTr. tl:AfESSsY WAE0 e co.
@sA-lla rs 81 saia Avenue, Chicago, III
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1888-09-26

lINRsT-ULASS STOCK AND EVERY
tling done in the best and uost soYk-
mnulik manner.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
The Wrong Vegetable.
Boston Courier.

The last stroke of the hour of midnight
has just sounded. Still he fingers near
the door with her near the steam-heated
hall.
1T is very late," she murmurs half re-
Proachfully as he squeezes her hand for
the twenty-fifth time.
''Was that or 10 that struck" he asks.
"It was H."
"Twelve! And your father is"
Sitting mp until you go, and I'm
afraid he will be angry. He"
81 must go. Is it possible that he
knows it is so later"
Ibis watch never varies a second, and
he is in the habit of consulting it every
minute when he is waiting for me to re-
tire. Oh! Lawrence, I fear, [ dread, |
trembie-go perhaps he will not
hear"
There was q sound like that of the
drawing of corks, the door softly opened
and closed, and Lawrence Longstop went
out into the night, the starless, tenebri-
Gus night.
A moment later there was flash, a loud
report, wild yell, the hurried patter on
the walk of flying footsteps, and the
maiden's terrible conjecture was realized
as she beheld her father enter the hall
with smoking musket in his hands.
ooh! father" she shrieked in an agony
of dread. you have killed him! You
have killed him!'
mo. haven't. Tt was only peas; he
amt hurt much. 1t was only peas"
ooh! what will his folks in Boston say ~
"Boston! Was he from Boston?"
"He was"
"Dang me, if I'd a-known that, would
have loaded with beansw
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
i Hot Box.

Like new man he went to work.
First taking an iron hook he pulled
every bit of the packing from out of
the box and then poured bucketful
after bucketful of cold water. carried
from the water-tank. into the box. 1t
was soon apparently cold, but the ex-
perience of the trainmen taught them
that when the train started up that
GOODNESS would vanish like an icicle
on Il town pump in the rays of a warm
sun. But the tramp soon astou;shed
them by completely filling the iron
box with sand brought from the sand
dome on the engine.
Now. sir" he quietly but firmly
said to the conductor, start Your
train, run for FIVE miles at regular
speed, then stop"
The conductor looked puzzled and
half inclined to refuse, but the saving.
You can'tmake worse worser, settled
the question.
At the five mile stop the trainmen
and tramp ran forward, found the
axle and brass journals around the
same literally white not" The tramp
threw in pailsful of water, washed out
JAiC StuNl CIGtu, dul COOAGu INC uOA
again in a jiffy. Then he put in fresh
waste for packing, good oil. 4 little
sa' t, and ordered the conductor to
start. Well, the train went to P
on time, aud that box was as cold as
an iceburg.
| was interested in the matter and
asked the conductor how it was done.
''Well," he slowly and rather en-
barrassedly said, ''it was as simple rs
the rule of three after you understand
it. He is some practical machinist
broken down by rum. He knew that
the revolving Of the axle between the
two brass journals in that box would
never heat and set fire to the waste if
there was plenty of oil there and no
rough substance between the journals
and revolving axle to create friction.
Very frequently there is tiny point
or rough projection on either the brass
journals or steel axle, and this pro-
duces the heat. Now, then. lie simply
took out the packing, made it dry
box, put in sand, which smoothed
down the rough place, and then he
cooled it off and repacked it."
Yes, it was so simple was surprised
the conductor had not thought of it
before the tramp came. Pbilddc lphiG
Ne3CS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
STRUGGLES OF PRECEDENCE.
Who Shall go First-a Bone Of CONCENTRATION
in Every Land.

Who Shall go First-a Bone Of Concentration
in Every Land.
In Turkey dissentions about preoeden-
&c between lawyers and soldiers grew, of
old, to such a height that the sultan, to
produce unanimity. enacted that hence
forth the left hand (by which 7 suppose
was meant the sitting upon it, should be
deemed the most honorable for soldiers,
and the right for lawyers. Thus, each
thinks himself in q place OF honor. The
circumstance, however, though very
CHARACTERISTIC, escapes him that it was
the lawyers that got the upper hand
which is Of course the right one.
In Russia the perogitive of birth were
carried to such an extent in the seven
tee nth century that the army was demor-
allied by it, Nobody whose father or
even grandfather had held any command
over the ancestor of another would stoop
to be his subordinate. Under these cir
cumstances Fedor III. directed all his
mobiles to appear before him, bringing
with them their geneologies and family
documents, most of them probrbly had a
''mark below them instead of q sign man
ual. ''My lords" he observed, d" mean
! TO put an end-at all events for the pre-
sent-to all these inconveniencies arising
| from the comparative greatness of your
forefathers which 90 interferes with the
public service. From henceforth," -and
here he caused the papers to be thrown
into the fre-"you start fair"
! The English notwithstanding the
pride of their nobility, have never made
themselves ridiculous about this matters.
''You may put me anywhere" said one of
them bluff old duke to his hostess, "ex-
cept IL q draught." Lady Walpole men
tions that on the occasion of her inviting
a very distinguished company to her
house, to meet the great Italian singers
Cuzzopia and Faustina, her only diff
Guilty arose from the jealousy of the two
professionals. The difficulty between
tweedlededum and tweedled edee could
only be got over by inducing Faustina to
follow her into remote part of the hoose
to admire some old china, while Cuzzoni
sung under tins idea that her rival had
left the field. After which Cuzzonia with
the same happy result was shown some
china.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
DROOPING SHOULDERS.

DR.. bio Lewis Tells How They May Be Cured.
This is a serious evil. It compromises
both appearance and vitality. A stoop-
ing figure is not only familiar expires
sion of weakness or Old age, but is, when
caused by careless habits, direct cause
of contracted chest and defective breath
ing. Unless you rid yourself of this
CROOK while at school you will probably
60 bent to the grave. There is one good
way to cure it. Shoulder braces will
not help. One needs not an artificial
substitute, bat some neans TO develop the
muscles whose duty it is to hold the head
and shoulders erect.
l know of but one bLIlseye shot. Il is
TO carry weight en- the head. sheep
skin or other strong bag filled with
twenty to eighty pounds of sand is good
weight. When engaged in your morning
studies, either before or after breakfast,
put this bag of sand on the head, hold
your head erect, draw your chin close to
the neck and walk slowly about the room,
coming back, if you please, every minute
or two to your book, or carrying your
book as you walk. The muscles, whose
duty it is to hold head and shoulders
erect, are hit, not with scattering shot
but with a rifle ball. The bones of the
spine and iutervertebral substance will
soon accomo date themselves to the new
attitude. One year of daily practice
with the bag, half an hour morning and
evening, will give you a noble carriage
without interfering a moment with your
studies. Il would be very difficult TO put
into paragraph more important in
structions than this. Your respiration,
voice and strength of spine, to say
nothing of your appearance, will find a
new departure in this cure of dropping
shoulders.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
The Value of Rooster in Camp.

l once heard an experienced hunter
say that the best guide back to camp
through the woods was the crow of
..chanticleer, and when our party ar
rived at the last house on the road to
the hunting grounds l purchased
rooster and hen and put them in
small coop, improvised for that pur-
pose. The coop was poorly con-
structed affair, and just about dusk on
the following day they escaped through
a broken slat aud ran into tie woods,
where they roasted on the limb OF a
tree all night. Knowing that it would
be useless to chase them, we halted
for the night and caught them without
difficulty on the following morning.
As the hunter had said, the rooster's
cock-a-doodle-do guided us back many
an evening when we were at loss in
which direction the camp was. On a
still evening he could be heard for
miles. He became a great pet, and
would come to US in answer to '.Dick,"
the name we gave llim--MenlphiS 70
aianche.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
The Gum-ChewinG Habit.

One who signs herself "a Vassar
girl" writes TO know if the habit of
gum-chewing is really injurious, and
also whether it can truthfully be con-
sidered De trOp.
The letter, though carefully and in
geniOusly written, is scarcely the
work of a Vassar girl. a Vassar girl,
with the educational advantages of
that institution, and knowing, as she
must, that man is cudless animal,
would hardly address such a question
to the undersigned. This young woman
must 6e playing upon the credulity of
one who is easily made a dupe of those
who write tender words with Gothic
penmanship and seductive Odors. 4
Vassar girl would not need to ask
whether it would be injurious or not
for person not having four stomachs.
to try and emulate the cud-bearing or
edogenous mammalia. She would
know it at once.
But it is not done because gum
chewing is injurious that 1 would
speak against it. 1t is unnice. None
9f US fFf Hts4g g With this W dgaf IN as H
enunciation; and when one goes to bed
with gum in the mouth it is too apt to
be stuck on the headboard of the bed,
where, as it becomes more and more
frequent, it mars the symmetry of the
furniture and takes off the varnish.
Moreover, you seem to accomplish so
little in chewing gum, Chew, dear
one, as long as you may, but wad of
spruce has gum to stay. Man gets
weary at set of sun, but you cannot
fatigue cud of gum.
If [ can do anything further in way
of advice or album poetry | am
chewer service.-BiU Nye IN Neo0 York
World
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1888-03-01
Settler for Burns.
Mail and Express.

A man whose hand and wrist had been
badly burned walked into downtown
drug store the other afternoon and asked
the druggist for lotion to assuage the
pain. The man of drugs seized siphon
of seltzer water and, directing the suffer
er to hold his hand over the wash basin,
allowed the contents of the bottle TO flow
slowly over the effected parts. In mo-
ment or two the man declared that the
pain had vanished. The treatment was
continued few minutes, after which
healing and soothing lotion was
applied and the injured parts band
aged. Then the man walked away saying
that he felt no Inconvenience whatever.
mats something new in the way Of
treating burns," said the druggist after
the customers departure, "and find it
very speedy and efficacious in its effects.