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OCEAN STEAMERS.
CHORT ROUTE TO LONDON,
- NORDDEUTsCHER lloyd s. 8 co

y NORDDEUTsCHER LLOYD s. Co
Fast Express Steamers.
To Southampton dondon Hayre), Bremen
n Ailer. We'd. Jan. 2. $3.50 Am; Fuida, We'd Jan
Jan. 23 10 ana: Scale. We'd. Jan. 80. 5:30s m. Ems
Sat. Feb. ?, z am
saloon appointments. Prices LIST cabin e75 and up
ward berth, according to location; I'd cabin, t50a
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

NyoMMIssIoNER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ aud Territory, Notary and u. B. COMMISSIONS.
mo BEAIls 1871 St nv. In ONCE fEom 8 An
70 p.m. nl5
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From The srAn's Travelling Commissioner.

From The STAn's Travelling Commissioner
VLADrvosroK, 9Th October, 1888.
vladivostok is of great interest to the rest Of
the world, and chiefly of course, to England
and the United States, as the two powers with
most at stake in the Pacific, for exactly the
the same reasons that it is of importance to
Russia, namely, as the one great naval strong
hold and base, from which Russian ironclads
could issue in time of war TO fall upon their
enemies IN the Pacific, and to which they could
return for supplies. for repairs or for refuge.
And it was to see this vladivostok that came.
Is it a great stronghold? Could it defy a hos
tile feet? Is it provided with the necessaries
of an efficient naval base? Does it, as its name
declares, help those who hold il to 1.-THE posses
sion Of the East? These are the questions
have to answer as well as an outsider and civ
ilian may. Nobody else has yet done so.
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A THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING
"A CO.. 9TH and q ats.,
You can buy &l6 overcoat Ut IS,
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For Philadelphia and Wilmington, daily S.l5a m
205. 20 and II 30 p. Buffet Parlor Cars on tn
IL 80 II, open at 9 pm.
For intermediate points between Baltimore and
tlliaue iphia- $50 am - .0o and ~ 30 pm
Trans leave Ihilsdelphia tor Nashngton daily
S:c. 500 In 90. 200 pm. and , :O5 night
Except Sunday. Daily. sSunday only
bagzase called for and checked al hotels ana resi-
dences On orders LETT IL ticket Offices 0l9 and 1851
Ia. ave. ~
"; N. CLEMENTS, CHAS. O. SCUII.
DO zen. Manager. Gen Pass Agent
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LADIES AND LITTLE GIRLS

Thorough instruction in all branches in accordance
with the best modern methods. Commodious new
school building, heated by steam and having abundant
sunlight and fresh For further information apply
to the Principal Mrs ELIZABETH J. SoMERS.d BIN
A CADEMY OF THE HOLY CROSS. 1872 MASSA-
"A chusetts ave.-1hOrough Musical Course on Piano,
with daily use of Techncon Organ, Harp, Guitar and
Banjo. Special attention given to harmony and
thorough bass classes; also to vocal d1-3m
ICand SITS. Established 1864 Central location
CUmnodlOus halls and Superior methods
n corps OF Instructors Its well trained graduates
hiilng responsible business and official positions
Day and night sessions Large attendance of young
men and women Five COURSES: The business course;
manship: Delsarte Course in EXPRESSION. Tuition
rates by the year, quarter, or monthly nstaments.
Inter time Cal send for illustrated circulars
HENRY c. SPENCER. IL. b., Principal SARA
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FeIAN0 LESSONS - MISS CLARA HARRISON
Il pupil OF VIA. Mason, n. Y. kindergarten System
for Little Children Specially.
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10 H. l.. HODGkINS Professor OF Mathematics 4-:inl
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LADIES' GOODS.

] AIDES IF YOU WISH A PERFECT AND
- S;ylisl-titt:ng waist buy Whites Glove-ftting
Ready-cus VAS. Innings. They perfect il every
way, sleeves and all sold the Palais loyd Boston
House and Whites, 11lU l. ST. NV. ja.j-bte
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The impression made by the rank and file Of
the land forces at vladivostok is that of soldiers
Who have been on active service for six months.
long enough to have grown careless about the
polishing Of leather and steel and the details
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

this mornings stage for mare iikeiy
field of labof.
>am~ell'a trained animal show eg-
hibaed at Urquhar' Hall last Tours.
d,g and Friday evenings. Tue dsa~
sad nol.e, are vel ttaiucd ara their
comietl a:,ies kepI the audience "a al
coutmuai sna.
I Lery has "a large assortment Of
d0e i Hne! shirts oil al $50 and de-
sigus. 1nry comprise Tire luc>t novel
ties from re irading wholesale houSes.
Ills stock ot npckwear, six hand6er.
chiefs, exc, Is varied and attractive.
The GH,le.1 mines are shul down,
aud The mis- is now working on me
iipal clean up. VI have heard nn gar-
iti,elar, as % y hetGcr TIE stnppase is
permanent ar not TIM checks of she
company arr heieg protested, bat MN.
ager Uaoper says all claims viii he
pad in folL
We are informed Is grapevine dis
prtch from iIymen7s throne rbat one
of our handsome County Ell i4i- will
soon io1a The armr - 3 .nrcicls. he
has Il, Why's been considered impcrvi.
ous 10 Guni1's dms, bu when HE
yoaag ladY ~ question siuTmca RE
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

"Speakln' OF lwius,n sad old man
Chumpins, there Mas Two boys RACED
III our neishhnlliood hat looked just
alike l' their dyin' day. Lem don't
nave any ,oe;ii and hi brother did,
hut they hooked precisely alike all the
SINE. The only way you could
tell I'm apart Was 10 par ,aur finger in
Lrms mouth aud If he bit yer twas
Dave.-Lrwiston journal.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
TUE Foe ~ ACE.
Eorfsit Of 8250 pat ,Jp---l Csase
contest Anticipated

contest Anticipated.
Va are 10 have nofraee after all.
i1~t week the r representatives. ct rhns.
ewien tse Lyon county spriuier, ar
lived NJ t0aa, Mad Whise here an
asreemrnf WIS dfawa up and sisuea
Fey q race 40 e4a3s, - l;.ae pI.s.... n
Iltwthofae within tNo Week, r1i sAD5
= Ia, eetwcen Ban L a-puihal al llaW.
thorne aud Ih1mas Brton oil Lyon
comfy.
Atvr tae preliminary arrangements
were faa h, e,eh parry deposited
foris ut $3.50
tae race WI lake place on Sunday.
spp'emhet Sth, 3e,.,een = sad 6 "A. li,e
alcrao5a.
W. ara informcd 'hnf the Lyon caun
ty tols, have sreu TAI IA IA iA,lr am,
ant Also tau lncY are htln roIers. l.,
50, tbey viii have I ca 4aee II shos
thcir metal GA The dty Of tae r3ec, md
a ihelr man WINS They cta bm&rapt
our pGpaauen,
Il ',euthni IS training steadily, and
his tralHer. are entirely ,ai>ia VIII
bjs war<; rhey viii a1l d.vaigc AZ
tute, hut ,ool, wlst aud IN ,sacr eleven
seconds o. befier.'
Barton i. bling trained ht prnfe.-
sinnal lrainers, q;.d il is said he can
bea tolI
George Garrison i one of Rasen-
ihat's TRAINERS, and he gives his luinei.
ptl 4 bfnSh over he tae& every cay.
The res0ij Is HAT Garrison 3s hrcom.
ing sNlit himself Or rcpnrier caH-
erjded hn~ef b h,nd Il saeerrash
ncar tne pacrice ground Yesterday
marninI at dil bruk lo catch Bo,,l.
maj, time Ben failed Ia mutrtl.iz
but presently Il great du>i VA seen up
the Track. and lhe siaiwarl Il. are OF
our County r corder came d,shing
along, ella Ia II loy meek IN hi1h
heel bathing suif. he made the zoe
yards In II seconds ty cur stop
watch, bat he cid not eel an even
start. He claims lrue record Of 15ts.
ANYHOW he can kick up more dust
than one OF Andy Wilson's big teams
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
Tiasi. Governor Davis Dead.

Lieutenant Governor Il {. Davis
died sud lenly III Carson last Thursday
morning. lie WIS ogl III lis yarl ran
ujng Il lawn mower when he suddenly
tell over against lhe fence art, expired
in II second Thus Nevada inst one ct
its most genial nf men and Il good
officer. There is such genpra nlis-
understanding concerning The filing Of
the Vaca0cy caused bV the death u(
IiaaicHa3t Governor Davis tk2t the
following rXplanati"p has been cleaned
for The Satisfaction Of The general pub
lie:
The clause IN the Nevada Cnnsli;u-
ton relating 10 the filing o. vacancy
Occurring in The etilGe of Lieutenant
GoVernor through deaih or ffam other
causcs reads as follows. " T'hc Pref
dent pro len ot me ;seaate snail aci an
Ill lie vacancy L. dlIeG " Hon. E9an
Williams, state Senator from Ormshv.
Is President pro ten Of Ibe Senate, and
l., therefore, now Acnug Lieutenant
Governor.
Article v Seclion g of the Consiitu-
ton, relating to lhe Executive Depart-
neht, reads as follows: When any
Office shall from any cause become VA
c'ni, and no mod Is provided Icy The
Constitution and laws for firing such
vacancy, ihe Governor shal! have tie
power 10 fill such vacancy oy granting
commission, which shall expire at
the next election and qualification of
the persoh elected to such otiice."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Sherijt "a nnpVles hui m nv az.
q lain'aace., writes Artist Filth, and
memory ali not always serve him in
recalling their names bur, as tie tul-
lowing incident shows, he was never
at Il los III such circumstances:
Il is said that K lowies vas taking
to a friend IN the street, when "A gen.
tleman came NJ to him and excaim, d,
Ia raiAer AZ abrupt and even angry
nauHrr:
Why did you not keep Your prom
Use 10 dine with Gus lasl Thursday, Mr.
kneNle.? Il WAS u distinct engage
menl made between you and M. You
kept the resi- Of The company waiting
nearly an hour. L Is really lon--"
Ne boy said Knowles, ",e don't
KNOW h w vexed nun. No, did nel,
forget ye. Ask AIRS. Knowles ii We
don't believe ne. MAS i'll me boy;
but It's ihankful am 10 say am bel
Ter now. Give me another Chance.
Name your own time. Any day neat
week"
" You really wiils VIII, say Thurs.
day again; ard You will not fail us?
SINE honr-6 VIII fnat suit yong"
Perfectly. Oh, YOU Ray depend
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
4 Miners Inc,s.

A miners inch Of water, legal meas-
ure, in The State OF California, is that
quantity OF water which VIII flow
through an opening Al one square inch
in The bottom or side of vessel unaeF
u pressure al four inches above the
opening. Fifty If the above miners
inches is equivalent To the Discharge
OF one cubic tool OF wafer per second
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Saperlnicndeul Il X Goleord l. IS re-.
turned 10 Aarora ron Lnn,lnu, Nh,4t
4" has been oa bi,tu - connected
VIM he c"hoan, he ierr,s,nis. lie
aiNo fisiitd ms us II Coinmiss,uln /,
!ton Nevada IA HE Bxj,osiilon. The
Aur. IA folks gave hm Il warm rtcep-
lion qaite blow-nut, such as u e
prospects oil lac place warrant. 1t Is
suited f"r II lac loai he has cfedu ul
s5GoG09, English money, 10 he d, vol, d
10 tno deQeIopmenl al mines. TINS
wi''hvip IA ,te Aafar, . I've caHlp ;,;
sumo time, aad perhaps establish II
permanently Is Il mining town.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

AHfNt' ss Az &c Au :. tfouS FhuIS
In the kidneys. When inactive the,
speedily fail into di~repair Those oh
slnaie and fatal maladies, Brighi =
disease and diabetes, ensue With lei.
riblc certainty upon HE inaelinn Of liz
ur4ans affected Catarfh %, he bladder,
enurcsi-. gravel and stran4nry ARE
also 70 he ~ prrht nded from partial
paralysis Of HE bladder. Of witch
weakness and slnggishress are the
CAUSES. Nusip11ef'- Stomach Billrrs is
Il Cue tenic and promoter of activity
for tie ranai or rams, and one which
can be relied upon to afford them tie.
requi ite stimulus without exciting
The n--a3 III, e' % be feared Tue un-
madieuled alch0l c eXri;anl of COM
mrrce i further beneRci, NJ effect oi
ihp Biters, ,sy renewing activity d. ihe
Kidneys. is "a enal,le ia drain from the
hlHaa in ils passage through them, inn
purili $ prnlpciiVe of rhcninplism and
drap>y Nervousness, fever aud ague
cnn>iipainn and dyspepsia are con-
qpefed By The Buffers.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

The Rev. Mr. Lnfln, Stunned ia talk
with Uncle 'lassmns
Cloud m, rum. Br,,l,r,Rasma.., h.
said "rl8i's jit,lv enl,,, lev al
yours. What's has nam, ~
" M.lcb1S,i,.ek .nb u
"Nhai are YEA p,,n, to make on, 81
him?e
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
y BE BJ,sudary Lias.

Surveyor General Raichprt of Cali
Forna says shat the new boundary line
runs into Nevada thyee-qaarlers of Il
mite Ii Tie new line is agreed to by
The STATE Of Nevada, Alpine county
Will gam that PORTION OF the Keyser
ranch which is now in Douglas county,
New, bat outside of lhai her gaia will
be iight. Mono Will gain nothing Of
much value outside of Krman &
Klekey's Antelope Valley ranch, ! p.lr
ton of Which is in Ncvaca.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
Asaess,,,.,a, mo,k for ssss.

Miners who have do..p their assess
mon, work far the year 1888 IN lIaw
'hurnr aud adjoining districts. aud wi u
are associaicd win co owners who
have neglected or refused to contribute
heir proportion of lhe cost Of such
wn4k, shoHld .ive l,gal Notice n such
delinquent eo.owners through The col
umns Of The BULLETIN, as required by
law. Such nolices mus be published
'hree months before Other action can
be tilknn.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
The or~snins 9th, WORT.

How many know the meaning Of The
WORT " llmliei" often sen in parenlhc-
SIS after the title OF corperalions? Il
means ihai 'he properly 81 The curpoF-
atlan only is subject to the debts and
liabilities incurred and that the indi-
Vidual property q the members elnuot
be taken los the debLs Of the corpora-
ton.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
Or, piEFCE'S PELLETS aranu Rlllio are
Laxative or Caihartc. according TO size OF dose.
~ Druggists, 70 cents vial.


Judge Rising's instructions 10 the
jury IN the case OF 6nrrison VS.. I, u,i.
deIl, recently tried in II iwihorne,
have been printed in pamphlet form
by ALT Charl2. the shorthand reporter
The inst ructions euvei every point
necessary 10 making Il valid mining
l"calion, and every prospeclns sh.ald
have II copy For sale III this oiiicr
Price, 80 cpnis.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
Consu,n gtion Surely Cured.

To THE EDITOR Please inform
your renlrrs thai hsye "a positive
rrmedy t''r he above t;isensc l}y ill.,
timely n,e 'ionSsml> al heprlcse case-
harc 'e"n permanently cured shal.
b" glad 10 ~e,d tAn Bollles OF my rem
ed> FREE Ia any OF yner readers v ho
have consumption II they Will send
me their express and pos,ei'irr address
Respectfully. T. a. SIUcuM.
1871 Pearl st, Now York.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Edison's Elcciro.Cilpmgca Flnid
positively removes suprfldous !lair III
iwp minutes. prrnnnilY without pain
or injury 10 lie skin Cnpidi Gifts
hraniilies the complexion. Blossoms
Z eetfic Bnlm III kes The hnir grow.
Illustrated circulars for cent stamp.
NiCn0LS&CO. .4G IVES, IA 81 N Y
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Carries complete line of ladies dress
goods, selected especially for this eli
mate. Ladies and children's straw
ha's in variety, and a stock Of ccnl's
furnishing goods and clothing unsul-
passed ouisi1e al large cities air.
Faylors Yiices are wiiAjn he reach Of
all.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
WOMEN AND MICE.

The reason why woman Il afraid of II, onse
Is n profound mystery.-indeed, IL has never
bsen very clearly proven that she Is But some
women ara constantly In such a nervous. irri-
table condition that the s,l yhtelt thing annoys
ans staHles them. The canse o this uniortui-
ate state of uiitits j. usually some uact!onai
arrangement, some distres sing or painful irres-
ularitv, some arrangement or peculiar weaS.
ness incident TO her sex; or, il may he due TO
inflammation. liberation or displacement, OF
some of the pelvic vi3eera, or TO other organic
LESSONS peculiar 10 her sex. From whichever
cause it may ayise, Or Pleree's Favorte Pre-
fcription Is positioe remedy. 30 certain In
lis curative results that lis manufacturers sell
1t, through druggists, under guarantee oi
its giving satl'iaati)n In every case, or money
paid for It will he promptly REFUNDED. As a
soothing and strengthening nervine, Favor
lite Pres srlptionn il uneqrhlled and IA invalu-
able in a,lavug and supduing nervous eN a
biliy, ircitaoiiity exhaustion. prostration, hys-
terra, spasms and other distressing, nervous
symptoms commonly attendant upon rune
tionai and organic disease o the womb II In
due. raf eshi nc sleep aad relieves mental alaA'
ieiy and dependency.
Copyright, 1883, by woRLp's DIS. MED. ASSN.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Has fine lot of heets and shoes
His stnck includes the latest STYLES
made bY The best Eastern and San
Francisco factories. Ii ,au desire an
elegant dress boot or shoe FIR gentle
man or lady. or if you want good
strong every day article, call at Mr.
Lev5's store.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

ID s Truman has commenced libel
SUR against The AHslln Reveiile for
$4,000 AMI bias employed ID. C. Nc
henney as bis attorney He CLAIMS
'hai his reputation has been 6amaeed
10 mar amount because Of IN editorial
published IN the paper on ynlY %
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
FAD No Ri.ht.

Jndge-Pat, this is the third time
yaa have been before tit. yer; art q,
pnis.nce, and muet commit YOU 10
the island for siN months.
Pat-Your Honor has no right to
conlmir nuisance.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
If. n. t-r na.on Interviewed.

SAN FBANCIsco, A0sp-t 20 - IT. H.
feflngten, ofm II he prtaclpn owners
OF the Carson aud Cnhrado R4iiteal,
is quoted here as say ing to-day ina, his
company Hlll a, Ibis lime build hut
tlTir miles al rnad-o. jasi enough To
nake connection wi'h ';ae peapnsvt1 en-
tension that HE Union Pacific has in
hand fram Frisco, Utah In sonlh-
western dir ciion into Southern Cali.
fornia. Mr., Neringi0n states bal he is
woskjng on the sippasiiion that The
Union Pacitic intends to construct a
eew lae from Frisco Ia Mi ivr, Cali
iornia. he cx ension viii be pushed
WREN the proper time COMES. Mr.
Yerington is further quoted as saying
,hal The project II his company Of
building TO Mrjavr has moi been ahsn-
dpned, and VIII n bNllt VIII form new
route to the Eastern States.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Elisons Electric SPAWN Cure posi-
llvelY removes Bone SPAWN, Ring hone,
SpIin', or Curb in T2 hours without
rain. Particulars, ILLUSTRATED circulars
and test imonials soni on receipt 2 Cent
s'amns. NlGliOL$&CO., 40 west IA
ST, L. Z.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

The statement. If lrllr, ielegra he'd
from Fresno thai Jnd &c Ferry and wife
made their wills and entrusted Them Ia
u mutual friend The Il " before starting
f"r Lathrop will be interpreted 10 mean
that 9hrv scented trouble alirnd.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
Important 10 Ladies'.

A reliable womaA wanted 10 intro
auee direct IL the Ladies' ia this county
DR.. Nichols ceipbraed Spiral Spring
Clasp Corseis reialiiug NJ 81 and mp
wards. No more broken slet.ls: war
rented unhreakabie ne money refunded.
The eTeatt st invention ot The age Sells
on sight NoeXperpnece required; sum
pie and onltil absolutely frer, Agents
average $40 ia $40 weekly. Send 10 cts
postage for sample catalogue aud terms
G. D. Nichols 81 Co. 4G West 14.b St,
New York
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28
sT

A NJ. Given Is he new Postmaster
at Bishop.
Coming WiIl begin at the Carson
Mint next week.
Johrny Powell came in from Lan-
ing last sunday.
Archie harrington PASSED through
40 Rene last Saerdag
Bodies school house was destroyed
by FIRE last Wednesday night.
j. Levy is selling oui. Read his
proclamation on the next page.
P. NJ Bowler and Jadne Curler are
in Belmont GA law business.
Mrs. Frank Ca2wn and Miss Little
Murphy have relnrned fren Carson.
The infant son Of Mr and Me- Chas.
Wagner died ia Dayton last Monday
The de nq lent sale of the Z st sit.
Diablo II. Co. is published ia another
fIumn.
Bill Campbell, the hotel man of Re-
no, died at that place Of pneumonia
st Nee&.
Taxes on he net proceeds Of mines
for the current quarter are now due
and payable.
Esmeralda horses will be admitted
in RACES At the district fair to be held
at Bishop next month.
S A. Knapp, who has been confined
to his home bs severe attack of SICK
ness, is again on deck.
Mrs. Tate and twochilllcen and Mrs
Reilly, residents Of Nye county are
visiting friends IN Ha~Ilnrrne.
R X Colcard has retarned to At
rora. We now hope 10 see the ola
camp kick up her heels in g'ee.
The Carson & Colorado has been
assessed AT $230,0O3 in CaIiforula hy
the State Bord oI Equalization
Bert Rising, son OF Judge Rising,
was married Ia Reno ca Thursday last
TO Miss Caroline Gruber Of Dayton.
Boca beer on drauGht at Knowles;
also Jake kIine's Carson beer. Free
'uncu always set. Al liquors ice
cold.
John Wagner has purchased the
Arlington block, Carson; the price be-
ing S25 800 MIR. Wagner is mlking
necessary improvements.
News comes from Como that every
thing j. again shu. Iowa and HE
camp abanjoued Como has had
many hard struggles for life.
Our public school will reopen Sep
TENDER .. Professor Van Duzer has
been engaged as Principal and Miss
Sherman of Reno as assistant
Sarah Alhea Hill-Terfy has en-
plnyed Grove l. Johnson of Sacrl-
mento To assist in The prosecution Of
Maggie for the killing of her husband
Col. Curtis is our authority for HE
statement that the Mountain King
cldim, of which he is the les, e.. has
developed a good ledge of 1928 ore.
The sentence of Mrs, Mayhricp the
American woman who poisoned her
English husband in LiVerpop, has
been commuted 10 penal servitude for
lie.
Bob Wright is now receiving the
finest INDEPENDENTLY peaches
ever brought to this market. They
cotae from Bishop, and are large and
luscious.
Chas. Pope, the actor, has been ap-
pointed Consul at furontn, Canada Il.
The many friends of Mr. Pope IN Ne
vada Will be pleased to learn Of his
appoinlmen.
IL Il. Mighels, Mail A gent on the
e. o. G. r. r, has been appointed to
take the position Of Conductor Al HE
Mint. lie has resigned from The U. 5.
mail service.
The delightful New-Step Polka by
VIII Il Enompson, IS one OF The most
beautiful pieces of music ever pub.
lished. Amy music dealer will mail il
10 You on receiptof 80 ceats.
General Droush is visiting many
portions OF our State. TIE General
will take up his pernaaest Residence
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

roilei articles of EVERY description
ut he Drug Store.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

Candies and mats.
Tolmccns and cigars.
Fruits, bC rr'es aud cherries.
Ofaages, lemens and a)ananas.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-08-28

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