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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

All shades Of sOLTD-CoIOR ALL-wooL HEN
RlEIfAS-Boston price 75c. Our price o'c.
64-inch ENGLISH ROUGH cHKCS--ALL- l.
WoOI.-Boslon price sl.Ga Our price 6ec.
FUR CAPgs at 81: FUR CAPES at s. Boston
prices 80 and IS. -
20 patterns SMYRNA RUGs-Boston price SIC.
Our price 5Oc.
BLANKETS Nothing 70 beat it--our famous
la White California IS Blanket.
LADIES' MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.
Many good bargains
Garments worth 81 for 69c
Garments worth 5Oc. for 4Oc;
Garments worth 45c for 2)c.;
Garments worth a. for si.25.
BRUssRLs CARPETS, TOO, FROM BOSTON
Carpets worth II. Is At 95c.
Carpets worth Il 81 75c.;
Carpets worth 90c. a. 60c.
Ingram Carpets at 25, 81, "a, aud 8oc
s-Ply three thickness OF wool, 75c. worth II.
30 dozen DICATED ALL-WooL RID UNDER
VESTS and PANTs-Boston price sl.2a
Our price nc
RIBBONs.-No. 8, Sc. No. Q, &c. (; No. Z, &c. No.
., l2c No. II, l5c No. le, sOc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
THE COHEN conPANY-contipued.

~~oro-o~oNJ0c->-0~o-N~~ 0~4cON~~~OoScS~~'-0-NS~
Piano. Covers. Some marvellous prices.
See the India Table-Scarfs for sl.3S;
Table-Cloth OF the same, 56 inches
square, for S3.40-all sizes in the
same line
Chenille Table-Covers for &c., 81. %,
and s1.9s.
Handsome Piano-C Covers for s6.S2;
Upwards of 300 pair Silk Curtains are
in again from 50. 70 pair to S36.
We shall put on sale Monday morning
5G pieces all kinds OF s------
fully q third under rta
manufacturers prices. COf'D61S
Tapestry Brussels Car i
pets for 45c.
Another lot for So and Csc.
Velvet Carpets that cost s1.15 for 75c. f;
Ingram Carpets, extra heavy, for 35c.,
for 25c., for 16ic.;
The Csc. quality for i9c. on your floor,
with moth proof paper under;
The regular $50. quality for 75c.
Body Brussels for 92c.;
Wilton Velyets for Sl.l7-all made and
laid
A large 30-inch Rug for 81. .45;
Smyrna Mats for l7c.: another for BIC
Five hundred various handsome Rugs IN
Imported and American makes
Jute Druggets, printed, 7x9 feet, for 9Oc.'
Smyrna Druggets 80 per cent. less than
manufacturers price-list.
Look through this department. Have
you ever seen so many Carpets be-
fore They have to be sold.
Floor Oil-Cloih for 1ec. yard, Doc
quality for 25c., SOC. quality fol
&c.;
Linoleum for Acc. yard that you pay
Gjc. for elsewhere, SIC. for the Soc
quality, SOC. for the Sl.25 quality.
Window-Shades for Doc;
The best Opaque with fringe for 46c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
The FU1 C0peS


M with them. The Astrachan Cloth and
Plush ones, too.
Black Coney Fur Capes for Si.SS and
S6.70;
Black Lynx for Sl2;
Wool Seal for $3.50;
Raccoon, S2l ;
Light Gray Astrachan, S25;
Real Beaver. S2S;
Imitation Beaver, 500;
Astrachan Cloth Capes, Sl.65; =.
Astrachan and Plush mixed, S5.82; all
the way to the finest and not one
can be duplicated for the price;
Seal Muffs for $4.25
Coney, 3sc., 73c., and Sl.23;
Wool Seal for S4.75;
Red Fox $500;
Cass, Sc;
Gray Tibet, s5.32;
All kinds of Fur and Fur Trimmings
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Specials for This Week
oRAs LONG AS THEY LAST.

100 dozen DAMAGED SOAP, worth soc.. at ssc.
dozen;
Ono lot OF LINEN w1NDOW-sHADRs, with
spring-Roilers complete, gjc. apiece;
One lot Of BLACK HENRIETTA. worth Csc, was
slightly wet, at l6c. yard;
One LOT OF LADIES' MBRiNO and JERSEY-RlB-
BED VESTS Mt 25c. apiece:
One lot OF LADIES' CORSETS, slightly damaged,
only i5c. apiece;
one lot OF FINE PLUSH JACKETS, only limi-
ted number. worth 3la for ;s.79;
One lot OF HEAVY RED ALL-WO0L TWILLHD
FLANNEL At IKE. a yard:
One lot OF LADIES' LINBH COLLARS, wero lOc.
aud l2hc., now Sc apiece
One lot OF ALI-WOOL BLACK JERSEYS, we're
$3.50 and s9. reduced 70 sl.4S apiece:
One lot Of APRON-CHECK GINGHAAS at 5c-
Hard-mede KNIT ZEPHYR sACQUES Csc.
apiece:
WIRE HAIR BRUSHES only &c. apiece;
CHILDRENs PLUSH CAPS 50c. apiece. nice
variety OF them;
Haud-knit All-Wool CHILDRBN'S UNDER
SHIRTS, only lfc. apiece:
One lot OF LRSClENN ES-LAC OF INSERTING,
piece OF i2 yards for &C.:
Ono lot OF GARTER ELASTIC only &c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
N y CIAL

MHE NEWPORT NEWS AND
l. HAMPTON AND OLD POINT coMPANY's
STOCK is nov ON the market and betig placed
par value 500. One ios via every three shares,
fonr Win ter. and nine with twenty and tvon-
ty-nve with nfsy shares. Call ~ oar once ana
HAkRlSoN . PoVHna Assuts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

We shall this week display in our win'
dow few Of the elegant HANDMADE
CRAYON PORTRAITS which we are
now presenting weekly in large quana-
ties to our many patrons FREE OF
CHARGE. Coupons are given with every
purchase, and when you own $50 worth
OF coupons we present you a Crayon,
copied from any photograph you bring
us, free OF charge. Come and inspect
this handsome work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
LOST, srHAYEp. AND FoUxD.

II OST, ON MAIN BETWEEN THIRD
4 A and sixth streets. q round siLvRR-ToP
PURSE, containing siLS0. liberal reward
offered If finder return IL 10 No. . souih lhiro
streot. noS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Ch1Idren'S Wraps.
Three
lots of [

One for 75c., three to eight years of age /;
One lot 9l.75, ages three to eight
One lot 50, ages three to twelve years.
Special prices this week on the hand
somer and finer grades OF Children's
Wraps.
Ladies' Camel's-Hair Cheviot Three
Quarter jackets, with Astrachan
sleeves, for Sl8.25; with braided
sleeve, sl4.97;
Diagonal Worsted Jackets for sl0 with
vest, S12.97;
Very Handsome Seal-Plush Jackets,
with Astrachan sleeves, for Sll.9O
another for Sl4;
See the Taiior-Made Jackets, all wool,
for 50 and $3.50, worth near dou-
bic.
See the hundreds of various Garments
on sale here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
COrSetS
One Of lie best

ever sold here for 90c. goes on the
counter for 6Oc. each. All the goodness
is in the material-plain, substantial,
and good fitting. :,
French band, double steel and
coral-the best of 81 Corsets for
b9c. ;
40 various kinds of the best makers
Corsets;
The usual 10 and 15c. Corset Clasp for
70 a nair
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
HALHIMER BROS.

| HALHIME Err DROS
do not only claim, but it is an actual fact
that they carry the LARGEST assortment ana
are doin6 the greatest amount of business IN
WRAPS of any firm in this city. .4ny o6-
Seruer 1C]10 UiSitS this department can re0d1ty
see that ve ShOw you fire garments to every
one you find in ann other house. we mare
made preparations to do the largest WR.4F
BUSINESS ever kno1Up to this city, We
hare 11 Stocb oUer 5000 GARDuEN1S OF 0W
kinds, from Which We believe any one can
Daake q SELECTION.
During the past week opened $50 of hmO stylish PLUSH
PLAIN and and well known fact that our prices fos
the qualities show are always the lowest A large & nhG S as n
We have never variety styles CLOTH JACKETS
and such prices we can now otter You % p B peon Sers
Wide Wales Cheos and Jersey Cloths either Ean d or % ] to s our
stock first that will find something to suit your
fancy.
We can show you about 500 and cHLDRENs GAR
MESTs from which to make Sa o FANc PD and BAcK GI
most Crospo Fern
MNTs for GhISn ages ES S 70 M m % and small Children we offer
special attractions al styles and prices
bnso in this city offers stock OF WRAPS
show Remember and fit garment bought of us suit your
, a 900 more KNIT woRsTED Ladies' Light
Dark Coor spedhy are Just the right things Tor winter
wear, and IT selling rapidly
Our assortment LADIES' ASTRACHAN and FUR CAPES COM
pri all the nobby things will induce you TO purchase
Our MUFF DEPARTMENT ready for inspection and
we have many pretty styles to show at attractive prce
wo oe n LACE CURTAINS-3UO pair 70 e
e the newest patterns Two hundred and fifty par handsomt
with lovely dado borders ana
from s5 na 10 the grades Special bargainsin these
Cur rr,cs, on BLANKETS COMFORTS and WHITE SPREADS
are most We show everything you Wish ior
I'm, k Of CARPETS comprises the desirable s 10 lngan
Three Plies Body Brussels and Tapestries prices OAf
PETS made and the shortest notice MAii'uo cos.
SandOI a 1Teat
variety at lowest prices
In DRESS GOODS DRESS TRIMMINGS We nave large va
rey Of the most novelties TO sun your An ana pulS
Come 70 sss us this week. You will not rgreth
THAIHIMER BROTHERS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
MEETINGS.
,.,,.,. ~ VII. WILLIAM Il. wELLs, Secretary.

IENhESSLE MIDLAND RAILWAY
n So&PANl-Annuai meeting Of stockhold-
ers--Aouce is hsfeby given that, as provided by
tne by-ieNa, tle regular annual meeting OF tho
esoytuoiQels q no Taunessee Midland Railway
Sonlanf f3T tie election OF oaicors aud the
ueu' q Bon Of such other business a. may prop
cry 10 brought before the rneefiny. viii DO held
a. sae con paay.s ollcs Ia Memphis, Tenn, al ~
ocIosk a., on WEDNESDAY, the 50 day OF De-
oembnr' 1870. Ihe transfer books will remain
Der 2sth. an fh9,ssr ,.a,n.r M ssea No''
kO. l. TkAYLoR, Secretary.
MEMPHIS IEsS., November !, 1880.
no .-dtDea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

There
is ono
II I
q bout t
o II r
j ackets
a a
Clo8ks
which is
q very
import
ant one
to you.
We are
II o /
ilooding
the city
withone
style Of
} acketS,
for We
O Il ! Y
buy one
Of each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
MEETING s.

DICUMOND AND PETERSBURG
IL RAILROAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF
sRrRFrARY RICHMOND, VA, November g.
IsaSMThe annuAi meeting OF the RICHMOND
AM PETERsBURG RAILROAD COMPANY
will be held on MONDAY the ltn OF November
pany in this city. NJ. w. WARRINGTON,
nHkta Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
TAXES.
uoHsss. nULEs, cows, Ae.

L,OR SALE, NICE YOUNG Tn
I HORSE, fve years old, sound, and Hc11
gentle. Sold for want OF use, at 0UVRRSA-
fOR's sTABLK. Third street between Broad
and. Grace. nog-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
HandkercbUefI
Department.

be offered you here.
Drawn Thread Embroidered-Edge Hand
kercmefs, &c.
Pretty Printed Hemstitchcd Handker-
chiefs, &c. /;
7c. for Homstitched Handkerchlefs
worth 12lc.;
1Oc. for Hemstitched Handkerchief EN-
broidered in four corners;
12Ic. is the line we want you to pay spe-
cial attention to
Hemstitched Blocked, -,
Hemstitched Blocked Colored Embroid-
cry,
Hemstitched Polka-Dot,
Embroidered Border,
Hemstitched Embroidered all corners
15c. takes the choice Of twenty differ
ent designs and qualities that will
cost from % TO 4Oc.
25c. for Blocked Wall Of Troy Embroid-
cred Border and four corners en-
broidered thread cambric;
o5c. for Blocked Hemstitched Drawn
Thread, border thread cambric;
25c. for Thread Cambria, embroidered
edge with large tulips embroidered
in each corner;
34c. for the usual CSC. quality.
This is your last opportunity to buy
Handkerchiefs cheap, as the prices have
all advanced. :,
See the Gentlemen's Colored Bordered
Handkerchiefs hemstltched Mt &c:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
is on Tao
The MJIj1or,, again.
A'oO WI ''0"''"' " manager

a northern tour with lots of newness.
Some special-price things, too-ior IN
stance, 50c. Ostrich Feathers for 25c.
bunch, Sc. Wings, &c. A visit to the
department will, besides the interest
il Yields. lend much profit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
- The annual moetiaz OF tho stockholders Of
we RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
fVTVhAN hAiLkoAD COMPANY win DO held
a the ofhcs OF he c0mpapy, la ihc city OF Rich
nsond, on WEDNESDAY the 18Th Of koyonDof,
1879, q. lg O'Clock n. !. u WINSTON.
DO l-td senretary.
pOTOMAC RA1LROAD co NJ
4 PAkY.--1he eDbusl Ineoiing Of tho stock-
holdels N the POTOMAC kAiLkOhD CON-
PANf will be held at the once Of tue Rich
goDd. fredericksburg ana Potomac Rsiifosd
DAY, November 10, $50. 81 Al A A.
set-N !. u WINSTON. Secretary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Let merchandise rise wherever they
will, goods here arc sold cheaper than
ever before.
BETWEEN A QUARTER AND A
HALF MILLION DOLLARS WORTH
OF MERCHANDISE UNDER OUR
ROOF NOW.
Hundreds Of packages are arriving
and they areto be sold. Compare prices
if you choose with any house IN Ame-
rica. We rather you should. You will
then know what advantage this house is
to you and to all the citizens in and
around Richmond.
A shower of
Read of the as KI(L EIOURS.
tonishing prices
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Sec the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09

Over 3 0 0
dozen Hand
keTchiefs less
than half what
they will cost
70 import will
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
KID GJOUeS.

l buys n pair 4-Button Kid
/ Or Gloves that usually cost
!----------.l 45c. buys a pair of 6-Button
Length Undressed Mosquetaire
SOC. buys the usual sl.l9 quality;
S-Button Length Undressed Mosque
taires, Tans, Gray, and Black, &c.,
the never-varying Sl.42 quality;
5-Hook "Foster" Undressed in Black,
S3c.-the 1926 quality;
5-Hook "Foster" Dressed kld-the
sl.GO grade for sl.25;
4Button Real Kid, Sl.2J;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-11-09
Feather TRIMMINGS

in real Ostrich, Black, and Colored.
Near 900 pieces of various fine Dress
Trimmings are spread over several
cnnnters before YOU.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
Internal Ingenuity

Could scarcely devise more excruciat-
ing tortures than those of which you
see the evidences in The face OF u
rheumatic or neuralgia sufferer. The
agonics ere the consequence of not
checking a rheumatic or neuralgiaic
attack VI the outset. Hostettcr's Som.
uch Bltlers has been found by skillful
medical practitioners TO possess mol
only remedial, but defensive efficacy,
where those diseases exists, or Il ten
dency To them is exhibited. Surely
this puissaDt but safe botanic medl-
cine, bearing, too, such high specific
sanction, is better than the poisons
often employed, but most unsafe, mol
only in continuance, bur IN isolated
doses. The blood is depurateu
thoroughly from the rheumatic virus,
and the nerves, slightly impurged up
on, saved from ultimate and diretul
lhroes by thus benign, saving medicine,
which likewise, exhibits marked eff
cacy for malaria, kidney com plainl,
dyspepsia, constipation aud liver com
plaiut.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
valu able poin. bra Plum oer.

II you want a point or two about
cleaning waste piper without sendiog
for plum her" faid retired member
of The fraternity 10 New York Tele-
gram reporter, who was complaining
of the trials of house Ownership, Just
listen TO me. Ii | were still in the
business | would not give away what
| am gong 10 tell yon now, but as |
am out Of it do not see why | may
not help FREUD. Onc of the most
frequent and trying ahnoyances," he
continued, lis tbs obstruction TO the
free, quick outlet OF The waste water
of the wash. basin, the bath-tnb and
kitchen sink This is caused by a
gradual accumulation Of small bits OF
refuse material, paper, rags, meat-bone
or grease, which check and finally
entirely stop the inflow Of the waste,
and ibcn The plumber is called to re-
move the stoppage with his force
pump. 6Omttimes ms Is accom-
plished, but often the pipe has to be
cut, and there Is great Inconvenience
and expense. Just before retiring at
night, pour into the clogged pipe
enough liquid soda.lye 10 fill the
trap as it's called-or the bent palt
of The pipe just below The outlet. Be
sure that no water runs into it until
the next morning. During The night
The I've will convert all the offil into
into soft soap, and the first current of
water in the morning will wash it
away and leave the pipe as clean as
new. See' This Is practical chem
islry, yet few chemists would ever
think OF H."
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23

Last June, alter the great flood, re-
ceived a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoes Remedy from
my pastor, at \ time when | was very
much run down with diarrhoes, and
had tried two doctors without finding
any relief This remedy relieved me
at once, and cured me entirely in q
short time. | got several bottles and
gave 1t around among my scquaint-
shces who were afflicted in the same
way. | think I gave il To dozen
people. and 1t relieved and cured, so
far as know, in all cases. II 10 the
best medicine for the disease | have
ever known Nrs. Z. L. Henrie,
Johnstown, Pa. For sale by r. ii.
King and Knapp & Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
THAT Nevada must remodel it's State

THAT Nevada must remodel it's State
Government and reduce expenses or
annex more territory is sell, evident
says the Silver State. IA the policy OF
the men who have became millionaires
In Nevada has been to invest their
millions elsewhere the resources Of the
State, save 4 few of the richest mines,
remain undeveloped and The popula.
ton and taxable property instead OF
increasing. as in other new States, are
gradually growing less. There Is no
immediate pros pect of cOmprehen-
ave system of irrigation being estab.
lished so Ms TO invite immigration
with the assurance 10 home.seekees
Tint industry would be rewarded, at
least as well as In other sparsely pop.
ulated States, and while the Sherman
silver bill may increase the market
value Of silver few cents IL will mot
create Y mining boom or revivify dead
and abandoned mining camps Ms free
coinage would do. Under such CIR.
cumstances, with no prospect of
material increase IN population or Tux
able property IN the near future, the
folly Of permitting professional polili.
Clans to continue to shape legislation
30 that a tax OF about one per cent on
tile assessable property will not dtfray
tho expenses Of the Government, has
become 30 apparent to ths tax payers
that they will not tolerate IL longer.
We must model our State Government
80 as to conform to the requirements
of from forty to fifty thousand people
with $4,000, 900 OF tasable property, or
annex moro people and properly.
Senator S,ewar; saw the necessity four
years ago of dong this and promised
to do what he could TO extend the
boundaries OF the State norihward and
eastward. The admission of Idaho as
State precludes the possibility of &C.
curing northern territory. but Utah Ia
still available. The fact that Salt Lake
City and Ogden, the principal cities
OF the Territory are now under GENTLE
control proves that iimid people have
no longer cause to bu frightened by the
Mormon bugahoo. and as the only
hope Of the present generation to see
Nevada prosperous and populous lies
LIN annexing more territory and restor-
ing silver TO its old standard, we should
endeavor with might aud main IL
attain these results.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
The Mt, DIabIo.

Following is Superintendent Shock
lsy's weekly report OF operations at
Inc Mount Diablo:
The east drift on the sixth level Is
in 100 feet, and the face shows foot
of $50 ore, The intermediate stope
between the fifth and sixth levels
shows 4 feet of $40 ere where we are
stopping. We will begin TO sink fir I'm
the intermediate as soon as we can get
men. The stope from the north cross
cut in this intermediate shows IS in
ches OF $40 ore. We have started a
stope on the ore in the fifth east, and
have a foot OF $40 ore showing. The
Slope above the fifth west shows 2 feet
of $50 ore. Tnis Slope is only about
80 feet long. The west slope above
the third level shows but lutte ore.
The stope near No. wlnze on the
third is giving little low grade ore.
The east Slope above the second level
shows feet of $50 ore. The interme-
diate slopes below this level are giving
some $50 ore from small ledge Thu
west Slope above second level is yield
ing considerable $40 ore. The stope
above The first east shows few inches
OF 500 ore.
The mill has been running steadily
during the week and Ia doing lis usual
good work.
W. Fl. SHocKLEY,
Snp't General and Manager.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23

HE fact was commented on causii-
cally by number of Citizens that on
the day OF the death of the gallant
General Fremont, The sPathfinder."
not single flag was at half.mast in
Nevada, the State which he traversed
MS an explorer SO many days gone by.
Stanley is fessted and honored fur
makinga pathway through the dark
Continent, while the far more adyen.
turous Pathfinder" ia left unremem-
bered by the people for whom be was
a Moses TGazeite.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23

SPEAKER REED htls of our hrelben
OF the Augwump press 10 the follow.
lag manner: "The wisdom of Mug.
wnmp paper Is AS plentiful as is the
salt OF The Atlantic ocean, and very
much resembles it. 1t Ia free and
Inexpensive, but it Is death to drink it.
Did II ever occur TO you that the road
III front OF the chariot of progress is
never occupied BY Mugwumpsg They
are always behind, trying to find the
road II is the other men who are
trying 10 find the passage IN front"
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
Tes3le Fairs Sollor Suit.

The New York journal has the
following about Mrs. Oelrichs:
Mrs. Herman Oelrichs is m expert
enced yachtswoman, and so fond of the
water that she chose to spend her
honeymoon upon the elegantly ap-
pointed steam yacht, the Stranger. The
yacht anchored al Newport last Wed
nesday, and very pleasant reception
was given Mr.. aud Mrs. Oerichs by
his sister, Mrs. Havemcyer. The
Stranger has gone on to New Bedford.
Gloucester and Cape Ann. Mrs. Oel-
richs' guests say she makes IN ideal
hostess. She ia certainly very pretty
one in her picturesque yachting suit,
in which the old style full round skirt,
is done away with, and graceful
Grecian drapery substituted. Mrs.
Oelrlchs is fond of wearing white, and
as she came up to Newport she was
all III white, from the tip OF her white
deck shoes TO the cap, that indispensa-
BILE part OF a yachting suit. Across the
front of her white elk shirt "Slrapger"
was embroidered in white silk, and
this WAS repeated on the ends OF her
broad silk sash and across her cap.
She wore \ white flannel REFER which
matched her skirt, and IT was fastened
across the breast with an anchor OF
diamonds,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
Influence of Dress.

These curious statements are from a
lecture by Mss Willard on woman's
dress: Catch Edison and construct him
inside wasp waistcoat, and be sure,
you'd yet no more inventions; bind a
hustle upon Bismark. and farewell to
German unity; coerce Robert Brown
ing into corsets, and you'll have no
more epics; put Parncll into petticoats,
and home rule is II lost cause.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23

Some years ago we were very much
subject 10 severe spell OF cholera NOR.
bus; aud now when we feel any Of the
symptoms that usually proceed that
ailmeai, such as sickness at the stom.
ach, diarrhoea, etc, We become scsry,
We have found Cham berlain's Remedy
The very thing 10 strsighlen one out in
stch cases, and always keep it about,
II is somewhat similar TO the usual
cholera cures, but seems TO contain
Ingredients that render it more pleas.
ant to take, and that do their work
more quickly. Sheriff Devereux tells
MS that he is subject TO cholera NOR
bus, and recently felt spell coming
on, when he obtained bottle Of
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, and two doses
made him all right. We are not writ
ing this for a pay testimonial, but TO
let our readers know what isa good
thing TO keep handy in the house
Troy. (Kaa,) Chief For sale by Il. H.
King and Knapp G. Laws Co.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1890-07-23
Durand Tunnel Company.

Articles Of Incorporation of the Du.
rand Tunnel Company were flied with
the Secretary of State, July 10. The
object of the corporation is to carry on
the business of mining, milling and
tunnellng for gold and silver in the
State of Nevada. Principal place OF
business, Aurora, Esmeralda comfy.
Capital stock, 100000, divided ino
$4,000 shares of the par value OF $40
each. Trustees r. X. Colcord, John
f. Parr and John Needy, of Aurora,
and A. NJ. Ardery aud c. F. Bicknell,
oil Carson.