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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-12-07

friend with varied emotions He sharet.
thought that he detected something more
than ordinary friendship in his solcitude
for Bessie: and his manner was little
cool when he said good night to him in
front of the Brandreth house. Rush
quickened his pace and made good time
to The Dawn Office. The night doorman
told him that Mr.. Musgrave had asked
editors room.
"Ah, here you are, Mr.. Hurlstone,'
said the city editor, looking up from his
schedule. "ln one moment, please. !
have matter of importance | want to
speak with you about" After he had
checked off few names on his sched-
ule and called a few orders up to the
compositors' room through the speaking
tube, he invited Rush to come inside the
iron railing, and then he told him what
he wanted. 1t was q very nice bit of de-
tective work. A popular actress, Rose
Ellington. had died some two years be-
fore, and there was great deal Of mys-
terry surrounding her death. She had
fallen from her high position on the
stage, and, it was said. all through the
destinations Of a man about whom very
few knew anything, and about whom
those who did had nothing good to say.
At the time of her death he disappeared
and had not been heard of since.
"Now it seems" said Musgrave, "that
there is "a party by the name Of John
son. a prosperous wine merchant, who
entertained tender passion for Rose,
and would have married her if the other
man had not cut him out. This johnson
believes that Rose was murdered, and he
has spent the last two years in trying to
discover her murderer. He has procured
strong evidence against a man who, he
suspects, was the favored lover, and he
has brought his clews to me. and wants
The Dawn to work them up. Now,
propose to have you do the work-you
and Martin, the detective. You are the
only man on the paper who is not known
to the police and to other reporters. We
want to do this thing quietly, and we
want it well done. Here is an opportu-
nifty to distinguish yourself If you
make a good story it may be the turn
ing point in your journalistic career.
! will send your salary to your lodg-
ings every week, as this may take
some time; and any money you
want for the search draw upon
me for, and when you have anything Of
importance to communicate drop me a
line and mark the envelope personal
Martin will call at your lodgings to-mor-
row morning at II o'clock, and you can
arrange plan of action together. Keep
sharp eye and a stiff upper lip, and
good luck to you. Good night, Mr.. Hurl-
stone. Well, what is it, Grady? to a
reporter standing outside the railing
"Have you any more facts about the
sinking of the Jaybird?"
Rush was rather pleased with the idea
of still hunt after murderer. He re-
membered having seen Rose Ellington in
Boston when he was a student at Har-
ward, and that added interest to the
search. If he had only known then what
he knew later, his interest would have
been still keener.
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QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer.

Following is the Auditors and Treasurer's
Joint Quarterly Report for the quarter ending
Sept, 30th. 1899:
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Y eleven
O'clock
8 h a r p
the next
morning
NJ artin
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lTo BE CONTINUED. |
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1889-12-07
CHAPTER. XIV.

the detective ar
rived at Rush's
lodgings. His ap-
pearaIce o sur
prised Rush. He
had expected to
see a ferret eyed,
i'll dressed man,
with short cut
side whiskers and
shorter hair-a
veritable Sergt.
Bucket; instead
of which he saw
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DYSPEPSIA.


and one thing more Is equally certain, ne
one will remain dyspeptic who will
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MODERN MIRACLES.

TX MxAxnnaEs- n1w anezszzs In seattle q.
81 Exxsss street. i daily ferf0<zalnx 1<zan-
fzliSux ezrex In HE S21 tea nzstnskks ~
hzx reSsaEszf 10 hsxash nzzd hApsssnesx han
1rer}s q xEpEDee& hopeless SASe~ ~ kAe fn3-
hsNiax peaza Inert eltzzsns al Txfsezzza and
sER~here can testify Mr. Arszrew yenEx.
prupriexnr IL the Overland house. Railroad
x<rnef- 7Scpsn4s Mrx. Ia1Hx, prrza1u nces
lneurxhze ~ the local pArxsexznSs Miss ETA
foslnx. 81 tke same family. also prou8arsce<i
teFDna k<sqc eures ~ d. MeEena2n Esl {
few weeks, Mr.. tsexrse Eoeraer. 0E kAe Esl-
hy h1zzse. eN-ed ii r2szvrA Miss Annie
&tzisens 81 steiaaEeoza. pronounced ~ 3
<enxeB 81 pszyzke1z,ss - beFzzza Esuy<zE AID.
cared BY Or. MeIennzn IN three wexks.
Master Gz,rxe Ferris. ~ TzcunA- rrntspunc-
Cd By hts Physicians a. permanently Grip
pied vita hip disease, c1rszt b. Dr. Mclen-
ban in two snenths; Mr.. Faucett. ; we;.
k8oun sfzs<<k<nt Of szaasltEF. nearly dad
Bxsxkfx dzzceasr.s permanently Cared ~ q
Mr. Hzlsar Hzfsuzsen- mailing clerk fDr
the Tacoma Ieszxer znheri<ed srrofEfiA from
MS rn0sher. he E<<Et1rzss In rain t1,e 6fsecn
years III. AcEeEEsAa cured him IA three
months. this IL . remarkable care and
stseuis be investigated By Aayp1c insenS<-
ell. address h}zn care Taczsm2 Ledger, Ia
snzaa. 0Ter 10 references "a hand from
peopse cared nf eaEArrh. fsr. ArfEanAn
rAy &c CONSULTED ~ his afine, 81 Front
street. cvs< Eor1an Bru~-. tAiiur<, whesw he
cures with esizi sunrfS< Al eurehie cases.
Cures guaranteed a NO fex 1.N4 elec<ri-
cal, magnetic and ESivHnzc afpSianeex on
kknt 10 give awag irSe 70 anyone calling
fer them
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rasse sam r.ss. IN. Hsn..

WV sS4zN ra4ffe
The senators sho are here Ia !nses-
ssgste the matter of Canadian inter-
fsrsace Sf'h Arasrsean transportation
sasss seems ~ be free sTssI easy Iaa al
nser They have hisvi big parscs
ger themselves and a hss OF ssssAIl
roams - she Firth Ayenue hoaei. and
are living there ia style waiting Ter
ssssse Gre 10 cone and ssai
shssa something aA.eas the sah-
ixst they are investigating They
have saspsenasss nolsasay. hzs
have nfsfisSsd 3 gsed many interested
peTzon~ thai they are GA hand and
ready 10 listen, TAey keea a SECRETARY
~ SO tiaxaF writing and / sergea1st-as-
arms 10 stand at The deer and loss
important IN case anyszsssy should
wssf 20 enter. and whole rsanas 81
paper Is il deearuas hs&sss ga the bong
table IN the pahsss hearing raasm ready
toe sse. bat -usfsss 1rk~sa. TAere = i
xenerd atmosphere ah-sat the place a
Il tie committee fesxna ssse very cusr-
EcssAEle a. the Firth Avwaas hotel aasl
stsdrs 2 carr how Song Il had ~ star
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HxALrHrrI sIxxr.


"a - - 5 - - :
80 49, 1'sas1 = 80
s'~' - 500 dAsW H :
years ego, and there are STAB gre4s
many people Who. perhaps. rather
from force Of habit than oEherxlse,
v.nvs sh~i~ hs<s. a. th.s ts@x .t.na i,
ss~1..ss.. - -.ss.a. = s..-.,x,.s-
80 ss.1 - s1's.s - =
ana sie*p Nikn khslr Ieet to tne ea1a-
tor. or - near - they can get 70 IL
HABITS are strong IN such q matter.
Bat The editor al 4 Western r,<wxpa-
.,ev r~i.t.. th.t r. w.s ~v~stlx
s.a.,sss -. .s---.s....- =. - -
steasu ~ s1s - sAlu - !.
ache e night fsnasty ne eetnonkns
himself that Is always made him III
when be fragk1ed on the railroad X be
rode haf.k ara ar II he Iav in = sleer.
- .ss.I q. 49, a.. s..
- - -. - = -. - - :.
flASs 40 saA1, On tsie ctneF nAAus y
ne 81 iaesng we engine. or saeEst ID
ass n<1sh Win rs tfeA - Eac engine,
ne ssrpt Nta- lhr r<aestss'n ia nii!s
70 aPFay nis experience " the ezrln
sIseus which y sort o. gseaf raa-
rosa car xnfrstng aiong from west 20
| east ~ the fate Of about tsH miles a.
aolr,
| lie pfocssded % arrange bis led 50
that when be lay upon y his bead was
10 The west and his feet 70 The east.
and alter that be had no more restless
mess or headache. bat slept profoundly
and sweesay, with bis feet 20 the en-.
gtne. lie eonmsnds bis discovery C
al sseersess and nervous people. and
DOES not doubs that he has his uposi
. hit al knoxledge which viii prove
infinitely valuable TO human kind
Hnt what about the people who would
pzst 81 aeI ride backward on railroad
trains. ard who sleep better with theil
heads 10 the engines Of trains and ffis
bows OF vessels
4 friend once strongly advised u.
Always to sleep when travelling with
cur hrazi To the engine or tie bow. afsx
gave some very plausible reasons fol
his philosophy. The movement al /
train, he saas1, lends 70 force ycul
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Soxxk YAKIMA. VT
Or. J. EaEene jordan. nsar ssr- Al}uw
ne 70 aid rny testimony to the nsry
thousands ~he bare alrssty testified 70
n 4przl was taken with kIsisus ferer. !
hsxt severe pains in The hAek of Eny head
x1d neTx- extending Suwn usy hark. Had
ssrt high f<Ee-@ Mr. feet ana asnfs
we're very yellow NJ EEgeruAils we're -
yelsos a. The yoik Of sn exx. ny fnre
socket - II i hsd been STEPPED In sAzsoa
commenced TAKING Fcnr Hts<oxxEes5r
ras<1fcanss according 70 dlsee<ssns Ia TIE
book and after taking - hoErx tbs rxins
we're al gene. a3d n three cnr8 I Hnz4d
sxs teesSsa improvement Ia mr. eora.
pssxsaz,. And u three weeks wss Able - he
nns a4xsn-
Ahoat twp we1xx $50 strained TIE xsss.
cles Of mr. right lsx. which ferninafed Is
sc.2sac rheasnsssxza- ! suskrea nntosd
a1uuy- ] csuid nos suru ca BE- sarness
Ni<6enf &1d4n9 20 my knzFrzNw Arxfn {
so0ghs ard found rSisef In vsur Htx<oxeu-
etc rnes1srznex- Asser taxing II two asyr
tie pain was entirely gone. and now an
as.s q he eoozs my work - nsrAi
Too uzneh prasxe enna0s he eat6 In he
A4sf OF gcay xyssem of Ueasc.nes Youy
essok Of Eatire kevslution of Neaseine
snoaAt ac IN every fs<utsy Is TIE land e
wea5d xAEe mzny large docsasss BAL
ard nneh unnecessary pain and sasxes1nx.
= y wiz tsli suss TIE kind 81 nedlcsns
medicines arr szercss IN ssnse = vet -
eArcase ceses. Tor ] can truthfnEly sny
yuar ms&afsne& w1xk HE q charm ii
acute cases, and VII knSck eny szxeeaae. n
saksn II the hextanlEx, IN : sery shoss
us sss,.,.,s,..t 80 CaAS 4 6ANo
.. iAsA kowAkp TnzrS0x,
zsAA@s NotA<y Fuhste.
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TO The PUBLIC
At LARGE.

We beg to extend TO you
many thanks for the very
liberal patronage bestowed
upon us in the past. You
have helped US to build upa
large and prosperous bust
ness. and we shall endeavor
in the future to merit your
further appreciation by Civ
ing you the best that the
markets of the world afford
for your money. We have
added more capital to the
business. thus enabling US
to buy when and where we
will. Our policy is. and al
ways has been. The best
is none too good. : There
IS no delicacy we viii not
have. no market so remote
that we cannot reach Il
We cannot be beaten in
either Of the three Q's
quality, quantity. or quota
tons Sole agents for the
celebrated Dew Drop brand
OF fruits and vegetables.
Roberts celebrated candies,
and Davis. Whitney &
Fosters fresh batter. go
Second street, Boston block,
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Not Merely BIZ Things
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rxzaHusx e w..z1ssras.. /.

Corxxr or KIxa-
The AsEsaus, r. Il Calvin. SAYS.
Two years ago had . compound f11cr
fure Of tie iex. and Il vas set By d.. Sz..sh,
OF shis city, bui wns BOT ST even and va
painful. Il subsequently fcxrsed into Z
running txsre, and pieces Of hone were cen
stnHAZiy coxminx out
had nx. Bax<ey fer eight months. VIA
concluded shaf Is w&S carries Of the h0ne,
bat his medfctue DID me 20 wno<1- Be fAAs
time could barely er1x ray&elf 90 erusch.
rc1l& not sie<p Tor pain, cua1d d. 10
wnrk AMI wHs in de<rAzr-
heard q great deal ahcut Dr. Sorsxx,s
new syxtesa 81 medicine. sa1 ASKED Dr..
Bsxieg whxt be shcughf az IL He said he
did not kee. ~ 70 Dr. Jorssaa's skill -
doctor. bus be did kE0w thai his medicines
r-e1aeed unnreeedsnfed rood results. En-
coornre6 hy x10ee remarks wenz 90 Dr.
Jordan and the result - that In one nouta
afser taking tie mefscSne was abe q
discard rsv eruzch Aaa 60 % work. which
hare roEfSuced <ve< f<Ece, Ey l<x eaz,
klxztsy inpruriEf When { came IL l,r
sroesssn my leg Was sea-fafsy swollen a..
black and xanxrencnS with Running s<4<
~ oiE - band ! an now practically
well, there being huz small xhrnSlor-- NJ
hixHev than . fnge- naii-lefs.
RS. CoIv1s.
Suh~cr;hea ard sworn 10 hxfore ne shss
81 dag Of Mar. ISIS
IuExcs ROCHESTER,
Notary Public in snd for wash. Ter.
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LrxDKx. VT.
Ay vile wHs taken slck with Whist the
doctors pronounced typhoid fever. she
ecasiurexs eoaghlng and Venting for srur
week.: she was getting fower eTcry dag,
and ~ last we eo1sln<ef she could net i've
long she conid nes kexr : thing on her
stnGaach. snd was distracted with piercing
pzlnx IN Read and Stomach. We Il szss
called Dr. Jordan whc, when be szw mr.
vile. said that xhe ~aa;d begin 20 insz,ore
taxf as ssson a. she took the Hix<oxxaexze
medicine: aaA tina; II fuss what she ssld.
she seyxn 20 improve 81 eHce. and Was M
ID three tayx she b Row . h<iicsef III ne
Bissssgeneftc system
THoaAs rHoNAs
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SEkr1x- ". r.
~. J. Ez<eae 5orzisn ilsxr ~. Ecazzs
Co Fuzr psnce In = hpFxzhle cps1tftscn abcus
swo weeks axe- whs< I s1@sre. frem
she saSx six c. eight years. an<s especially
after estchinx q fs<zh cold. thea u wozzS
commence In G0c& earnest, and f8f tEw
dATx 10 touEue en- tel the feAxfal xn2er-
sncx tAruuxH which wu1lz pess- sn<zl
ss.s sessa<d e Es 2 g : sssnsr.n< g.. o s :
exception of dan. sleepy headAesae,
wcusd have relief until ( wn<zd razrA
cu21 a<Afn- For weeks E{nee tie Grst Of
lnz< August lived On kTaknn m1sh 4z1
half nflk ana hall hot water in tAe r10rz-
ing. sor diunex and supper cold gvAhAm
en- coa14 knowing tie penalty would be
tAree o. 1onr hours ct the ncst terrible tor
|sHs<-xhe<e seeming - Eprt1x up. g u
were, . are In TIE x<c1nAch- the dame erexy
fcw minutes sAoc<sng Into tie shro&k Il
seemed 70 ne my threat wfsh tina
FsF he past twelve q ffseen yeAfs there
waxA dissres ACROSS the kIdaeya This
lnzter trouhie CA and no words 70 gre
the fnfn&s1f idee Of Whist TRxzercd- 0aly
fAoge Who hGre Or ara BuGexine fKum KID
nky disease know auyfhiug shout Il.
xMye osf On the L & T. = roa6 Last f1zz.
ard have not BEEN able 70 Do . day. uoTk
s1nce- No hfe. snxp - via untA ahozs
eines a5cnf thre1 days g directed. then .
dAy nov md then. when shnzsbs at L,
taxing fH0 o. threr doee1 ~ 3 f<E<. BE-
cause / would forget H. This kcpx mp for
ab01z tHo weeks which gave nae The Grss
and Only reai relief fos pears. have oniy
only Little troNbse - tAs ssozaach. Can
s1eep IN either size. mr. Rizneyx giving me
hat little pain an coniNg - eee ron and
CT Ecfc medicine, fer IN fEliJ faksszed
they VII cure ne lC<rs- respectfully.
DIS. LAMBERT.
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

EiiIy Enerson u going 20 orrznIxe
= hig Earopern specially company for
this Sezsz,zl-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

CAUTION TIE Hsztueeae<sr redsrtueu
~ SD n but oz>e AGENCY In each town.
TIC fase2 arozE3 she bp<<5e heArs the fol-
iewtn1 Inscription ~Dr. J. Enxene yur.
ians Hszzn<easxsr Medicine Every esae1
ss<ssce u . frxud-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

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fre4cx1r<seos ind euesnz1axzcas M. Al
se<oc<s snxWsrea aend fux frea ho1k -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-17

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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13

Mn. lKr MrNpEi, who has for some
time been IN the mcat business on the
corner of Vance street aud lladdcn avenue,
has Inst closed out his meat market aud
has embarked in the furniture business,
having associated himself with Mr.. Morris
Ruscnhaum. under the firm name and
stylc Of ''Rnscnbaum & Mcudcl." These
new partners ask all their old friends,
those WHO have dealt with them In their
former trade, TO come 10 their store for
all the goods they may need in the line Of
good. reliable furniture. They will be- 10.
Gated NJ Ggl Bcalc street, and will give TO
all their friends ilrt class bargains, good
articles aud fair prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13
A,,rne,.a Unl,cr,aI Attention.

Beck & Gardner, at No. 100 Main street,
have on exhibition in front Of their store
three beautiful and substantial buggics,
being TnE WEEKLY ArrR.i'S Gift Buggies
10 be awarded MAY |. 1859. The three
buggics are placed in n row and ON each
side IL sircamcr on which IL painted In
large letters "WEEKLY APPEALS Gift Bug.
gics." II Is estimated that over 1000 per.
sons stop daily 10 examine these beautiful
gifts. which 10 credit 10 the cnlerprising
firm Who exhibit them,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13
ROUsING BARGAINS.
HUNTER g. HILL STOCK.

We have just completed our stock-tak-
ing, and find that, owing to the mldness
OF the season, We have in many Depart
mcnts more goods than VIC should at this
season OF the year.
In order to sell this surplus stock, we
have reduced the prices, in many cases,
below cost.
This fact will be made very plain to you
10y visiting our store Monday, and during
the entire week.
Sweeping Reductions In Every Depart.
mcnt.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13
An riernn, I-,.hi,.hm.n,.

l. that OF W. W. Scott 4 Co. at 90 Monroe
street
The bar fixtures were made TO order for
this firm, aud In design and finish are
equal TO anything 10 he found In the
South. The propriciors arr gentlemen Of
long experience In handling drst-class
trade and II Is likely that their now enter.
prise here will prove one Of the most sue.
ccssiu and popular In their line.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-13
Memphis siub.

The annual meeting for the purpose Of
clcC,ing officers for the ensuing year. and
Transaction oi other important business.
will be- held ~ the club rooms this, sun
day. afternoon NJ O'Clock. A full attend
ancc is requested By order Of the Board,
4. T. ELLMAN, Secretary,