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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

WHEN our Nation shall become
thoroughly civilized ,ae,e wi,, be 10
such work counting the deposits IN
the Treasury as there Is now. All the
revenue except such as may he needed
by the actual daily requirements of The
Department will he in ingots of gold
and of silver. They will all be stamped
with their value and the counting will
simply consist III taking down the
figures and footing them up, and il
will be but the.work of few hours.
The Salt Lake Tribune says that gold
and silver are the perfect measures
Of values; they furnish an exact basis
for the business of the world, but fifty
years hence no enlightened nation will
have any other metal. except some sill
yer for change, in general circulation.
They will hs behind the paper money
Of the world as security, but they will
be in ingots, not coin.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
wEDSEsDAY.....,.......APRTL II 1889

IT has been telegraphed from Lon
don that Mrs. John Mackay enter
tanned the Prince of Wales at her Lon.
don establishment one day last week
The house WIG Paradise of flowers,
and Mrs. MackAyS dress, drought
from Paris. WIS OF white satin, EN-.
troidercd with lilies of the valley and
ornamental with pearls and diamonds.
Several Americans were present and
the Princes supper was served in n
room apart from the other guests,
whom II appears that his royal high
pess did not care TO associate with at
the table. After dinner a concert was
given by distinguished artists, whom
the hostess had expressly imported
from Paris, and shor, play performed
by membcrs of the Paris Opera Com
iqne, cost $1,000
The coin which Mrs. Msckoy so Law
isbly expends in entertaining royalty
abroad WAS produced ia Nevada, hut,
observes the W,nnemucea Silver State,
instead OF using part Of it in develop
ing the resources Of the State. it is ex-
pended in entertaining Prince who,
while condescending 10 dine at The res.
idence of the Mackays, it seems stubs
his hostess by disdaining TO 81; at The
same table with her.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

Miners who have dOne their assess
p'.u, work for the year lS.as IN Haw-
thorne and adjoining districts, and who
are associated with 80 owners who
have Neglected or refused to contribute
ti.ir pr0por;;ea vi he cost of such
v.ak, should give legal aaiice " such,
delinquent co.awners through the col
4lans II the Bptl,ETIN. ss Feqawea by
lax such notices must ne published
thrve months hefore other actiaR pau
bs taken.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
pocroRINe IN THE DARK.

No sensible surgeon will attempt
the performance of an operation in
volving human life in a room secluded
from the proper amount of light. A
practitioner will not attempt the dag
noss of complicated disease uniess
he can zee tile sufferer and make an
examination upon which to base his
opinion relative to the course of treat
Rent necessary to bring about com
pleie restoration Of health.
Notwithstanding the improperly OF
such action there seems to be q great
deal OF doctoring done in the dark.
BY this il is not intended that
literal meaning be inferred, but that
great many mistakes are committed
because of the darkness which is the
result Of ignorance. 1t needs no illus
trations to demonstrate that gross
Ignorance has caused many fatal mis-
takes to be made in the treatment Of
diseases by those who profess TO be
learned in the art Of healing,
In many diseases several organs are
more or less implicated and what
seems a primary ailment may be ono
quite remote. For instsnce, severe
headache may have its origin in a
disturbed stomach. On the other
hand, sickness at the stomach may
be caused by blow on the heal.
The seat OF typhoid fever 10 in the
upper part OF the bowels, but most +
its worst symptoms are often in tho
brain.
Symptoms OF disease "a we'll as
diseases themselves are oftentimes
followers or concomitants Of some un-
suspected organic disease and this ia
peculiarly true OF lung, liver, brain
and heart diseases in general, for it is |
now known that they are the result OF
kidney disease, which shows il press
ence in some such indirect InanAer,
Several years ago a gentleman be-
came convinced OF the truth OF this
and through his efforts the world has
been warned Of kidney disease and as
. result OF continued effort a specific
known az Warmers safe Cure Sas
discovered, the general use Of which
has shown it to be ofinestimable bene-
tit in all cases where kidney trestment
IL desirable or necessary.
When consumption is threatened
see to it that the condition OF the kid
neys is Immediately inquiredinto and
ii they are found diseased. cure them
by an immediate use of Warmers Safe
Cure and the symptoms OF lung decay
will rapidly disappear.
There are too many instances al
ready recorded Of the terrible results
produced by lack vi knowledge con-
corning the cause of disease, and
human life is OF too much importance
to be ioolishly sacrificed to biyotry or
ignorance. tf.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

THE 6fth wedding that ever took
place in the Northwest in strict ac.
cordance with ancient Jewish rites.
occurred in Milwaukee Sunday night.
The groom was required to state his
conception of matrimauisI preroga-
tives, after which The bride walked
seven times aE,und hun, and then
joined him in trampiaa on some
drinking glasses until they were
ground to pieces. This is custom
that prevailed in Judea 1000 years
agO.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
NOTICE TO co.owNEas,

ITO SAMUEL BARNETT AND WILL
L PRINCE, Yea are bsseby notified
that have expended the sum Of one hundred
an thissy .sl30l dolass in labor aud improve
ments apon the de, lead or vein and raining
claim situated in Hawthorne Mining District,
as the Z Wonder " mining. claim. as viii .p
pear by the records Of the .ottse Of the Re-
corder of said Esmerald Mining District
and by the certificates OF said Reeoraes new
in my possession. in order TO hold said 9gsqA-
ises under the provisions of Section 23e4 Ia,
visea Statutes of the United States. beins The
aTaonnt required to hold tAe same for the
ysay ending December LIST. 1883. and il wftata
nile.y days after this noice Ry publication
yoa fail or refuse TO cont ributs your propar-
ton Of snch expenditure as conowners yoar
interest in said CLAIM wiz bs-cosIe ,he prop
erty 81 the asbscrtber uneser said Section
y3ai. AII}ERr WIAD-
Hawthorne, February %, Lssq
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
TIE r Examiner u worried


THE y + Examiner IS worried over
the problem as IN whether 1t Is proper
to designate female clerk as sales
lady or "saleswoman," ana the edi-
tor prefers the FIRST term. How would
II sound to say forelady instead of
time honored forewoman q? Why not
say foregentleman" instead Of fore.
man, or 60 little further and say
1.-The American gentleman of-war
Nipsic was wrecked in Samoan wa
ters!" A discussion OF this character
indicates scarcity OF live items in
the metropolis, and 10 calculated TO
give a sane person oaiaYrh.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

THE position of an ex-president of
the United States is very curious. I'm
sgine a king who, after four years
service disappears into The obscuriiy
OF private lille, is no more heard OF un-
lsys ha is assassinated, and whase very
features are forgotten unless they have
been perpetuatcd upon dollar bills ard
postage stamps
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
NOTICE TO CQ.OWNERS.

TO z. B. PTXLEY AND I. N, FAR.
L WELL XoG are hereby notified thai
haze expended the suM of one hundse4 and
eighty-four (slSA dollars in labor aud i'm
provemepls upon the lode. lend or vein and
mining Claim sitna I'd in Hawthone Mining
District, IN EsTneralda county, Slate " Me-
Yada, Known as be
OHIO MINING CLAIM,
As will appear by the records of the asfee Of
the Recorder of Esnesalda county, Nevada,
and by ciFtiheaea OF SAID RECORDER now in ny
possession. In order to hold said prsaAi ses
under the provisions of Section 2. 34 Ne sised
Statutes OF the United Stasea,. being the
amoaRt required To- hold the same for the
year ending Deeember 3lst, 1854 And If
wthiA ninety days after this notice. you fail
or rtgsse TO SoEsribLtc yoEr proportion VI
such expenditure as C. '-owlsrs. your interest
in said claila viii become the propeEty Of the.
SUBSCRIBER under said section 2,324.
J.. A. YERINGTQN.
Haw,hoSpe. New, March 8. 1889
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

b
niCTAT4R cox. MINING COM
- PANv Legation Of Principal place
Of business hawthorne, Mex. Location of
OF Works, Hawthorne Mining District. Esne-
ralda county, Nevada
Notice is hereby givea that a. a meeting of
the Boyd : fArectors, bald ~ sse I'D day
"f March. 1889. an asses-msnt eNa4 ~ of
One CeAt and a stnaFter pee share was levied
upon she Csrfal Sock. paysblo lame.
mcdiately In United STAGES goM cola to
the Secretary, u the. Office Of the Company,
hawthorne, Neg, sr
Any atoss nlson which this asSssss4eAt
shall reynziA uEpsia 0l p
WEDNESDAY, MAY /, 1ca
will bye delinquent aud advertised for sate at
public auction and pllle.sa payment in made
before wiz be sold ~ SAiU RDAI. ss I NJ
!, 1874 tA par The 9elinquant asses, :
Ineni. together VIZ p costa Of advertising and
.eTpensezof sale. ~
BY order 81 the Board Of Directors.
maya J. A. lEkiNGroN. Secretary.
ohlce-IIawthorne, E.lncraRa county. Ne.
Nada, khfNft4 8Aa s mh27-td.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

--Fhe sad fact Is noted tnat white
the cyclone often clears a mans land
OF house and ban it has never been
known to blow of the mortgage.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
WORKING GLASSES 4 A. s, ,,s ssa ~.

pared to iurni,h all classes vita cnploys.vnt
Al bone. the whole Of the time, ur ot their
spare moments. Business new. light aud
profitable persons ofriiher sex easily earn
from 20 centsto 35.m per evening. und pro-
poriional sum BY devoiiiig aIstheir lime ia The
business. BOYS aud siris earn nearly as much
az men That all who So this may send
their address. and tf.si TIC hasine-s, we make
thir offer. 'n 20 y s-e not we'll satisfied
we will send one dollar 10 pay for Dae rouble
OF writing. Full particulars and eittd free.
Address GEoR6& STINSoN y co. Port
aud, Maine,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE TO CO.OWNERS.

ITO W. II MfCOBB AND N. j. BR0Df.
Gan You are hereby notified that ]
have expended The sum of three hundred
and eighsy-fYe dollars and thirty-four cents
$685. 3i) in labor and improvements upon
the lode, lead or vein and mining claim sita-
ated in Hawthorne Mining Dfstnct, Esms-
ralda county. Nevada, known as the
NEVADA MINING CLAIM,
As viii appear by the records OF the Once of
the Recorder II ESmeralaa county. Nevada,
and by certificates of sad Recorder no4 III
my possession, in o,de, 10 bold said premises
under the provisions of Section a,32f Revised
Statutes Is the United 2iates, bein. lac
amount required to hold the same Tor the
year ending peeerA hsE 31st, iS2Stand if with
in ninety days amer this notice you fail or re-
fuse to contribute yoar proportion of such ex.
penditnTe as co-owners, your inieyest n said
claim viii become the property u the sub
scriber ulder said Section 2,34.
j. A, YERINSToN.
Hawthorne, March 6, 1889.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

iga,eeA. .s,i ...-.-..s IS rs e2a
Aud Ia acctsaa.tce with law andan order of
che Board OF Dises,.gs, made og, the 2sih day
of fsbury, iSs. 81 iuany shares Of each
parcel of snch stock A. may be necessary will
be sold q, public aaciion, at tae ofhce Of The
Comp ny, Room ~ Nevada Mock, @9 Mont
gomerf ,lrtet. san Francisco, California.
ON Friday, the sAih day of April. 1882 at
the hour Of. O'Clock p. NJ Of said day 10 pay
said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with costa q ;.dyer,isins and expenses OF the
sale.
J. sPADTFELD, Jr.. Secretary.
Office Rsl9ls 50. Nevada Block. No. 500
Montgomery street, san Francisco, califor.
~ 9piG,td
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

New solid and rolled gold jewelry
at q. F. Tavlor's.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17
DELINQUENT SALE.

Il Ah.SNTA. !, CoNsoLIDArED MINING
- COMPANY Location OF ys,acipal place
pf BUSINESS, sas Fran cisco, Ga itGgili,. 'iaAa
Location of waSks. liawthof6,s. Mining Dis,
Niet. Esmrralda county. Nevada,
Ne'ifc4-fhere are delinquency apop''the fol,
lo~rns-descrihed stock, on account ef asses, :
AsBt tSo. Dlests<t on the sSih day Of Febru
airy, 1880. the seSeml amounts ISL epgos,ts the
lanes OF the respsstive shaseAolaeya, ~ fol.
lows +At
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-17

W. n HEARST, sia.ses .~a e,ea.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
STATIONERY NOVELTIES.


A big gnome and very little one lying
prone on soesaw make a very funny letter
clip,
Attached to a tiny, cut glass inkstand is a
huge nickel key with a Thermometer set In
the shank
One of the most beautiful novelties shown
is an owl in punched steel which hides in its
neck an ink well.
An old, worm eaten, cross roads Sign post,
10 which is affixed Thermometer IL held
erect by grinning brown bear.
gold bronze visor and bars and buttons
Of the same material inclose blue Ink well,
making perfect baseball cap in miniature.
A beautiful, slender hound sitting on It's
Launches holds in its mouth an envelope
the loose flap Of which forms novel card
receiver.
A saddle in real leather, with stirrups Of
nickel, band and buckle, and saddle cloth Of
black and red makes as pretty penwiper as
one could wish.
A funny little sprite, laughing in every line
OF his face, stands in pair OF old worn shoes
quite as large as himself, thus making cute
paper weight.
Three little red capped sprites playing at
leap frog make comieal paper weight.
One has taken the leap and has fallen dan
gerously close 70 the spot where his compan-
ION, who is just flying over the bent back Of
the quondam frog, win land.
Under huge mushroom sits a lean Wis
aged, melancholy little sprito hugging his
knees and sporting a turkey feather In his
red pointed cap. Peering over tho edge IA n
great, green grasshopper. perplexed and sad
at sight Of the wofnl countenanco Of his com
panlon in summer sports. The mushroom l.
an ink we'll
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
The Harmonierapl,,

An invention halls from New Or
leans for which very remarkable pow
ers are claimed. This device embodies
mechanism by means Of which music,
as it is played on the piano or similar
instrument, may be indicated on
paper SO that it may be repro
duced as desired, thus enabling one
improvising music to have the music
written as it is played in such man
ner thatit may be read and translated
into the characters ordinarily en-
ployed in writing music. The inven-
ton is said to consist in the combina-
ton in the harmonigraph of the mark
ers and connecting rods arranged for
engagement by the keys of the piano
or other similar instrument, and by
which the movement on the key may
be transmitted on the marker In the
combination is also embodied tone
marker and measure marker. Some
Of the finest ideas of the impromptu
player on the piano appear to be the
most evanescent What composer,
while abandoning himself to the flow
Of happy Interpretation, has not
longed for some means of catching
the exquisite melody or the superb or
chestral effect, and recording it before
its form and beauty have become i'm
paired and lost2 If the harmonigraph
can do this, it is truly wonderful In
vention, and one which will be re-
ceived with gratitude by the whole
musical world.-New York Telegram.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
AN UN-AMERICAN PHRASE.

The New Orleans Times. Democrat,
abiding to the lines of ex.speaker
Randall, apparently thinks of him as
member of the lower house of the
English Parliament, when it says
that: Missing his voice and his
power in the government councils,
many democratic journals who have
for years bitterly assaulted this great
cOmmOner for his views and his votes
on protection, will mourn his absence
as they would mourn for the death of
few other men in the party"
Why apply this entirely inappro,
pirate epithet, "great commoner,"
to a member of the Congress of the
United States? Is Mr.. Randall a
commoner ?" Are any of our leg
islators " commoners 2" If so, who
are tho American Lorde, and whore
is our House of Lords9 Ii England
the word commoner has a natur-
al origin and meaning, but it is an
exotic here. 1t has no business
here. 1t is both useless and false.
1t shows a poverty of words for the
expression of American ideas and
for describing an American leader
in the House of Representatives. If
such a leader is a" great common
er,"is Senator John Sherman, or
Senator Edmunds " a great Lord ~
One term is just as appropriate as
the other. Both are absurd, map.
propriate and un.American. This
exotic "great commoner :" phrase
ought to be used only by downy.
Tipped youths who suck the heads Of
their canes and affect the drawing
and dismal dialect of the English
dudes.-N. Y. Mail and Express.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
suaoeTre's PHILOSOPHY.


"A strange and unaccOuntable story that
nies from Texas, Is the title OF q news
sper letter telling about rose bush, neai
Fort Worth. that when cut drips human
blood; pronounced to be real and truly human
blood by the best chemists that ever tended
bar in Texas. We have read the letter and
the afiidayits Of the apothecaries, but We
can't see anything strange or unaccountabls
Ia it, even to the story OF the skeletons found
under the rose bush. All Is explained when
IL Is remembered that under tho old law Of
1889 all the liars Of Texas were banished Il
Fort Worth.
F'oRr AND POLITICS.
u can't see,n complained Rolio's sister,
locking up from the paper she was reading.
''how you can tell, when they name 80 many
horses after great men, when the papef
speaks Of the horse anc when IL refers to the
man who is named after him. "What does
1t sayf' asked Rollo who was beginning &c
tell time by the clock himself "It says.
Russell Harrison and Daniel Voorhees, 70
piled his sister, referring to the paper. "Oh,'
said Rolio, as he turned to his Engl sd gram
mar again, that's the hrses, Of course. II
II meant the men, the editor would have said
Cub Harrison and Hoosier Dam"
BAAi
The governor Of Harvard university, who
always comes to The Eagle when BIO Is stuck
on rocky one 10 use his own expression,
wants 70 know Why the lovers In virgilt
pastorals wereshepherdsi Because, governor,
the lover and the shepherd are alike devoted
TO she praising. Wen take degree for that
Say about &c in the shade.
OUGHT TO BE THRoTTLKD.
William Hengein, Of Baltimore, ADVERTISE
that his wife Anne has left his bed and beard
and he will pay no debts Of her contracting.
That's the second time within twelve days
that Ann Hengein has run away on that same
division Of the Pennsylvania railway.
HARRowTfG NEWS.
The tramp leane.1 over the old rail fence,
and as the weary plowman came near on his
monotonous round hailed him: show do you
like it, burrows you've gotf' And the ". p.
said he was only following It up 10 see what
his share would come TO.
OPTICAL DIFFUSION.
doctor, = said a deSpondent patient, ~ be-
lieve I'm going blind" Bah" said the doc
tor, impatiently, that's all In your sye."--
Burdette in Brooklyn Eagle.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02


is even more fanatical than he, and three OF
their children agree with them, but tho 9TH
ers decline; otherwise the Brewers would
now be In "Zion," to wit; Salt Lake City.
Freeport, near bys also has few Mormons.
including old DR.. Benedict, who IL prae-
ticing physician IN Salt Lake City.
"Mormonism is dividing our community
says an old citizen, land causing us TO b
socially ostraclzed from Coney Island to
Montauk Point Some are therefore threat
ening the missionaries, which "a tho worst
thing they could do They ought rather 70
encourage them. And every township In the
county ought to search out its organic Nor.
mons and encourage a missionary to come
aud convert them; and then, II they are
poor, the community could well afford to
contribute the money for their fare Ia
"Zion." Utah, with proper encouragement,
would serve the same function In America as
q healthy boil does on tho human body
draw all the diseased humors 10 one spot.
All the organic Mormons should have their
way thither made easy-all those Who's
whose brains are disordered In That direction.
There are not more than half n million OF
them. The cost of shipping them would DO a
trife compared with the immense advantage
gained by the communities thus relieved
By all means let Mormon missionaries DO en-
couraged.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
HE WAS TOO LATE.
A Warning to Bank Robbers Who Are
Given to DaIlying.

#
A Warming to Bank Robbers Who Are
Given to Dailyine.
He entered bank in Kansas town just at
noon, when the place was deserted by all save
the cashier, who had far away look in his
eyes as his pale face appeared at the wicket.
Drawing revolver from his hip pocket, the
man with the sombrero and buckskin shirt
and long hair rested the barrel on the edge Of
the counter and said;
81 am Buckskin Joe."
"Yesg
"Shell outI'
The cashier reached around for 80 bill
and laid it before him.
'sHand out the Doodle or I'll blow day
light through you'll" was the stern command.
"There it is" was the calm reply.
Don't monkey with mel Hand over the
funds!"
There Is every dollar we have in the
bank. Come around here and see for your
SELF"
EASY enough explained. The pres.uent
and cashier sloped In company last night,
and this is the bill they overlooked. I'm the
teller, and I'm standing here in hopes to take
in enough deposits to pay my fare to Chi
cago."
''And the shanty is bustedi"
GAS you see. Sorry for you, old boy, but
you ought to have dropped in yesterday.
Please do me the favor to raap still ynn go
out. I've been lynched twice in this state,
and I don't admire the sensation. - New
York Sun
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02
LONG ISLAND MoaMoNs.
The Poiygamous Sect Has Followers a
OceanHlIle.

The Poivramous Sect Has roliowers N
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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1889-11-02

The Chamber OF Torture

Is the apartment TO which the unhappy suf-
ferer from infiammatory rheumatism is con-
fined. If. ere the crisis of pain is reached.
that fine preventive. Hostetter's Stomach
Bitters, is used by persons of a rheumatic
tendency, much unnecessary suffering is
avoided. NeIvines, anodines and sedatives.
while having none but specific effect are yet
verydesirable at times. Yetthey can produce
no lasting effect upon rheumatism, because
they have no power to eliminate from the
blood the rheumatic virus. Hostetter's Stom-
aeh Bitters does this. and checks at the onset
q disease which, If allowed to gain Roadway. 1t
is next to impossible to dislodge or to do more
than relieve. rheumatism, it should be re-
membered, is disease with fatal tendency
from its proneness to attack the heart. A
resort TO the Bitters should, therefore, be
prompt. Dyspepsia, kidney complaint. ma
laria and nervousness are relieved by it.