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Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Hiar.

GroS-sbs $50 ' pouad-
Part lCred-zSsc po0Hd.
"a NorU9-=sls So y po1lG-
LFy-s5oe 3 pound
AL SkiAs-shssf . poaua.
N1ceF >kils-Set tss< each
1allow-~a.5 j>Se q pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04

DreSso4 beef-Ss .Sa0.s.et
Dressed Fork-ssea6s -
dressed Naiton--0e = pound.
Dressed lAHt-l&>c = poGn1
dressed fo0lITy y-Spriag ohlckeRs leSlic y
pound foWis . Z peunas talkess. l-c y
poA4G eQotAs. - ' peund
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-04
Yours. SAM T. SICKLES.

To J. NJ. Loose, Red Clover Co., Detroit.
Mich.
For sale by White & White, druggists,
Morton House block.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

ulciAis II ,he electric road. MAY
Lane. Nr Booker, Sap.. os trag' bul'd-
ifs 'ni b-al Msstc' Nevins OF iha VI i7e
tsn''sl met H It's c.t7 Saturday forenoon
aa! 's m-rei .he lo,sti'a where the street
iiray '1atS IS % insersce ihs Maine Gen.
ia a-ths 'o5ofEaesh'l. The Maize Cen
t-sieflaas acf,2 eitle location a"d douo.e
gt's e.l. b. pV,ia ,tis week Il il deemed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
Tae WI WoIk

All siss meetings u yssserlssy shosesI .,
ifesfase Ct iatsrsss all through the city
especially the ssryie- 81 the assceiasias
reons. TIE pzrior ras more than hIies
with an assicnce Of young mes. wao at
tertlysig istensd % the VOID
After az sxesIisu. ,os5 by Mr.. True
eHs tisd 'sBa Iding fer EssrrIry.r Evsngsi
isg 1sffia ansssmr eel ~ bis ssxs, M sfttew
1914. MS ~ me being ssMlssstones ia
Youcg Mas Life :" He spoke from ihe
foiiowiag posr,s
l. The sxAortasioH In the text 10 al in.
postass ores tDp5rssat frs. teesase il /.
Ssvire. IL comes sfom the highest soasca,
even from God. Anyttinz fson God
sitber "a iagisti5H or an exho.fAfso1, :.
vir.raly ecmmard. II IL Impsrsaal
agssa, becsase grsas tntsrssts are a. stake
sot lrte7s sis 81 EIoms NJ, ner yss snlriy
Of lifetime they are eternal. Oace
more il IS important besaase the narsa~
gets and nssrow wAy is the ssiy wsy to
safcty ard bfaWH
II / is 81 exceedingly kEmi .nyila ssts.
While he broad xay ha, plsniy u CON
psfy. fsir riGds. a smooth sailing. ye.
there are barriers that see&si9asisy lcorn sp
In the saY ihls make ii. after ali. efheal
travelling. asi tsis exhorsfi9n ia a ki III
one n gies CT this fac.. These bsrfisra
ws nay ca ] Il ilss,eses. The frat one i,
The mosief's prayers. These prayers are
ia the ms mery Of every yoang mao snd
hey Daks very seii31s obstruction 20 his
pre gfeas ia the ososa way. Several Illus
s's'ions weie used hs.e TO c!iseh the % n
made.
The second milestone some are pfssiag
by = Bible n strue ion. Every man kno
enough Of ihs Bible to save him, Hs has
head IL n Sunday school, ia the h0me, at
choreii sai very often passage Of Scrip
ture wi!i come 10 e1aa's mini as q warn-
isx invitation from God.
This third milestone i, uek.p. vows.
Many iisse tn iaHg r, in sSrros. or n
saHs r.gz has ihs ygpag man vowed that il
t'9i would osiag him ouE safely he woaid
serve HIM How macy times these VOWS
have BEEN broker. Eag Goi keeps rec
ord Of them all ani soDstims in your his
tory siii Oh be called upon 10 settle the
aceouat.
The fourth slons is neg sctel cp2o;iani
iiss. How many opportunities you have
had In childhood, IN y0eth, IN m4nhloi,
they are ike golden thread let dosn
from heagea which bas been brushed sws y
from time II time bY an ell hind. Thee
opportunities must be answered 10 and al =
counud fo;.
The ialt sioEe which will be passed by
all Is the iu1gt msn. day. Eccle. Il. .,
. Rejoice, oh young man in thy youth bu
know ii'E, That for all these things God
lrt a.. &. !.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
STATE aousE TOPICS.

IRE books asd secosns, Of tse Portland
Lishs Inssaisg have bern ssrreI oysr 70
the A5lsssn. GeGsraI. the acesun.aa. re-
porting that ate aecsssts Here mex rieasls
ani imp7-ssat statistics nisdng.
Dr. g z. Gosssa sf wash5ng.oa. T..
G., L. S. Fish ccnuis.isaet. hss lately
rafshasd f9r lhe tso-erumsSt 40 acres
d !sn1- tie gFsaer par. Of which Is slsn-
A.ed % y seky PoeI stre4r1. ses- Green
Lake IL or. TIE Bar Haraos Record
iays sioBe dsu will be bBili a. the foot
ef Ky P5rd 70 70 esntroI she wsfsr
Ter ihs paFgese q hzfehing salmon. Tea
t19asant 4siisrs has already 5een spuoprl-
AID asd work viii be begun soon.
Speaking q be faes sht al tae efacial
rsran.s q the sesssinoss eisc.I5a had heea
sseeiud. ops of he stsse fEoass officials
.as5 Saturday thst asger "a his uae ffsry had
the Isss return togh fe3iyei 1t saea an
early date. ~: oaly have the tosas and
papAiisai est5fie5 70 yo.s a. the sepssa.
b4F e,ec,i3a sess 20 ghslr returns bat scme
giaata'iess 10. cn'igied % vote at ti.is eiee.
floa hsTs DONE 80. P.assailoss Of the las-
tr c.ass lost tssit r zst to vcts At the re-
csas eieet ~ esins 10 fhsir delinquency in
maxi rstsrns II officers ehessn a. the
March m-esisgs aad eenseqaqn nsly tfeir re.
lusus Will not bs coansea.
Qsi;e aH imgofiaa; hearing occurred at
Mechsa.e FAILS, Friday. before Hon. D. u.
Nsrtsn8, CD. A. W. Uliaes saa Roscoe
.. Bo.crs. Efq, tue State RsIroad com.
n.is..o,eta 'rhe GraEd Trlsk peti.Iohe,l
tie ralirssd commissioners 70 agprsys the
isearon Of branch railroad begianing be.
iow Mechanic Falls station ard running
from thascs along the 's5d OF Dennis ;.
Perkins ard Others 5cress Lewiston ST., to
the aad o. he Polagd Paper Company. and
through tta5 % fhsi' faffhest mill. Ia sll
Aaif mic. Tie commissioners viawed the
proposed location, approved tbs plan the
Grand Tfunk submitted ard closed the pro-
egcgdg' ia favor q ihe psii loaers, Il ia
erpce,cl that His week saflei n, force Of
men vii be Put upor ii,3 work to complete
10 v,tsou. delay. THIS oad iii be sr, al
help 20 tbe Poland l'aPer Company, whose
busnt 50 amounts % from eight 20 ten car
lesis daily throughout ihe year. It will al
40 relieve t.e IRE aai iosatlic.cn. yard ae-
eommo at4as ~ uie GlaA 1fuak Road,
30. tn.g rrs. iao at.on where thc public
have becn hgde'sd from crossing The track
" % ia ir teams ia lcc0a + Of lhe chi ting
ears. tu. %. ws3 tie other crossing Of tie
Il + ard e. 70. Il. at ths v.ilsg5. The
s.isc.nfn oi rollaa ssre ireseat and salts
heiofy a7auzeacn,s were made relative
= O.. crosrg Of Lewiston sifcet. The
Al. l,a r.sg .iaeut is an 'meo'tlr. one in
the ls, 'lpmen. If Mvhin.r Falls.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

u. .yvsc hss 50 ilsa that the new
''ia'a Lax has casc'ualit ri the 5 ate Of
t'sops. ta'l = pea nsn. ei iz'u, Just lei
h.m hIr CT bus hease 81 ,hs liae of the
'a'ltoai. Aal il be daat change his mn in
ose vceE, ,aea shall siss II ; gaess, My
viii always adopting sray cats, and |
"a sfii I hs3,s p2s my 70 ( iesn, she
wasld Ave fes!ofalsi Ike & tie upoa a
half dossa o7 mers kaish,s CT The roSd
ghc,S Nssa's q dSy passed. ba what sha
fsl fToia oae to Eve, saa /, eo, 50 tia; they
sea,d targ srsasd for day CT two aad
esme TCga!a-ly for tseir meal, Eu, go,
tired o. &. fni was also sfrsil shst scme
day she Ia s ); be assaai'el. 80 shat down
AMI ny ~its "a uox tof III asylan basi-
ress. rAc ramps nag not ,r9as1e p,op'e
Ia iae hsa't ef The city, far hey dea's dare,
ta. tassite the city liasiss ard il Tie couz-
Try sspeoislly al1sg the rircSd. they are
lrst as dick aai ossesy as ever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

To tie Editors ofhe keane5ee joarnaL
In last eysnn ng's Evsnirg Eroress of this
cily | notieei an articls BEADED, '' fhe
50ih Ann yesssry Of tho Reception Of the
First Patients NJ the Augusta lns inc Asy-
lumr was nariicGlsriy Interested in the
article, as It sesms to carry me back through
a half ceuHTy Of years. as by glance Of The
eye, to the time When l.hah ihs honor Of q
seat at the Count II beard OF tioveBor Fair
fisli. Among the duties of the Executive
that year. sat that Of appointing the trs.
ollirers of tho Asylum for the Insdne at
Augusta, ani supervise AID put the insti-
tatioa ia running order. The ExecaNYe
department Of the g1vernmsut ihal " ar
WAS fs'itus,d Of the f0llosirg named
per,onp, W! John FAirasll OF Sac,
t;osernor. then aged i@ years; Councillors
Dr. Joha BuTnhsm of O.laud. thea aged
% John Webb Of Windnam, then aged
II Nahan G.. Fletcher Of Thomfs,oa,
Men aged Sc Aiphcss Lion of Watefvils,
then aged 80, VI cha j. Tsl1Dt of E1s-
Mnabas then agel o.; Benj. +. Eistmln
Of PHILIPPE. IA szed 10; G,n. Wilson #
Kit then aged 81 Secretary of State
rhilin {. Johnson of Augusta, thea aged
- VI asseager, Thomas white OF Augusta,
IA q aged 80 81, not aware that any
or q of the above n4meI persons are now
iv.ns exc pit myself. Had known of the
cohteu pitsd nteetiog at the Hospital,
should have ben delighted to be prest ut.
B. +. EASTMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

The thr {. and wonderful capacity for
work exhibited by the propfietofs Of Chin,s Sc
lauadri IN this country are at ii-st thought
wonderful and Is remarked. When, Low
ever. is taken into confederation the fact
shat one and u Of them are lo9kirg for
ward to the tim, whea they eau leave Tor a
home in tlie Flowefy King lom il 10 roi suf-
p.i,iog ,ha. in this they hnd Incentives 10
ha;d labor ard ceonlmy. Many of III 81
fellows after spending few years at the
wash tubs 80 wealthy as to be worth
sioo0, a sum, which on their r, tara TO the
Gel stal Empire. makes flism rol beyond
tIe dreams of aYarioc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

Saturday night, M-. Harry Bla chard
seysfci his connection A. eek I'll Hoe
North. Mr.. vii Walker of ViHal HaTer
sutreeIirg Z him. MIR. Walker, during ihs
pss SUNNI mr, managed the Ar,aler
at Cssans aHd comes to Augusta WITH a
Hl acqu4iltauee sud seaist plea4aa'
manner of his own that viii win him h-St'
Of frerds here. MT. VIII II. Johnson
the other popular sni efIieicat q rk o! the
North has been with the house over year
sud w,il remain in his usual ElSco - the
satisfsc.ioH of all tie patrons and lis ac
nneintal e,s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
Dileo.


CUMBERLAND.
In portian,l, Oct y. Mafnari samurr, aged
boat ~ y, s,<: Dr-. u tun Z FOis, of t.srSaEs
NC aged is years. Oct .. john Nc sfsile, sgea
e. years. oct. .. uesea West, aged - y as, Il
mos1hs and S3 1sSs.
HANCOCK.
ON Deer I.iaud. Oct. u, Mary a. Adams, ssee
81 years ans. 6 monti's-
kgxSKB6t.
In Augusta, oSs. :. Joseph Fsraaana. aged es
years.
PES3gs6or.
fu Ranger. Cet Ii. Frances A. FarTsH, daszh-
ser Of j n ana Hanush FARRELL: Oct. 10, Prank,
sou of rrank srd n sttie >esassle, sgri years, >
rroatas and = days.
w4sRISGTnS.
la ssastrsart oct II. fhauss r. MeNAir. aged
X W ais ecs. II, Harry V. Frost, aged lason,hs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
Magical Effect

t'sat I have suffered very little ineonven-
leree. have also used Il 10 nfy family. ~isIl
excellent results, IN coughs. colds. &C.
WA H. ealaItiy, Miniatyl. Australia.
- 10 the spring Of iss3 at Portsmouth. Va.
I was prsstrated BY a severe attack Of ~
phoid pneumonia AiY physicians exhausted
their reHesiiss, and Tor one year / Vas rot
able TO even att.eu!8te d word BY the ad-
sies Of Dr. shaw I tried Ayers Cherry Pee
torai, AID 70 my surprise and sfeai Joy, ia
sess than one month could converse easily.
~ 4 natural tone Of voice. / continued to
improve ard have become since q we'll man.
/ have ofteh recommended THE Peet0r4l, ard
nave never known it 10 fail - George T.
Lawrence, Valparaiso, Ind
Ayers Cherry peeforal,
PREPARED ay
DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by al Druggists. Prize 81; six botl.. IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral

Ihe best Q. analyses, tls.s preparasEep ran
l.sy seotilas Irritation, ssre,.assteas he seil
cate organs q sEeeefl and Fsst res the yole..
70 st5 tone AID psssf. M slsseeE ~ pgnls,
speaker siiors!si BE- without K Lydlz Ihemp-
son. ale fana1as actress, esr.saex. = Ayers
tG~sfy feesosai las beel u yEsy great seq
we 20 iAe. u Improves and strengthens
sas fesee, AMI % always sfeetlye f0r tbs
esss II eai'is and esssszs1s,s
pom several eeeasloa# have suffered
.fDin e9sas. easssiag heaEseHess and eatsre
lpss u Voice. IN M profession af an arc
t'9l9eFr As7 aseel.9H ef tie saiee az tslf4aE
- a SERIOUS matter, iais 8s each afsaek
nave been fsileyed BY 2 feg s,oses of Ayer's
eherry Feetosa4. This remedy. sth arai-
lalY ease. hal lNarKaa .ilcii a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
Marrilto.


CrNRsRi-1Sn.
20 Portland, oct IS. Edward 4. fiyer formerly
81 potsapd aud Miss edith l.. ttrk Z hiadirio 81
Oct IT, Nm. ). Anssef sea and Maggie bisbee, both
ol rlr;lafri
PkSaBSeUr
In Brewer. nc, ~ John Littleield aai MIS-
sa.iie \. Bnuycr hotl Of Rgewer.
fn nanrGr oct .. frnsf +. uuichirgs aEd
Nj MARY 4 Staples, bath OF bapE9f-
FIsCArNcris-
In paver. Oct. N. Fre a CrecSeu ~ wi9i-
nsAtie. and Miss Annie II. knowlson Of bower.
WASHINGTON.
Ia Tast MacIlia. oJt- :. Charles Maker and
Miss t.@taM Cero- u. both % Ca'lcr; Oct. I,
Frank = uay ef Cooper and Mss Matte $. Ban
cfoff Of Esst N caias
Ia Maehisspost. uat !. Warren >. Pegs Of Eass
Maehiss, sEd Miss hitiie ". Stuart OF Naehias'
port,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

Proineel from the laxative snl nntri-
t'nus Juice of California fiss, confined viii
the ni,,hciral vr uss 0f piaats known to be
most beneficial TO tlia human system, ac.s
gsatv, on the kiGneys. liver sad bowels.
vffscipRliy c'esn.iag the = stem, dispeiling
colds aad he attaches. ard curiny habit al
c11.,ipsticn oetlst,i& y mfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20

Mr.. \. z, Gould, the hayiwsrs dealer,
ia putting m now G!tnFcoi fuiHie,s At tie
resi- lences of Or. Webster. State street,
AMI OF C o. Means and Reuel Glidden.
Green street He is having large sale Ct
his Gleavood ranges ard furnaces.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-10-20
SUPERIOR C5Usr. sEsr 1850
Disposison of Tacsctnss IL and Ap-
pssI CASES tss viaiatI7n Of Lsqecr

Dfsposison of Indictments and Ap
pssI CASES fcg vio'ati1n Of L.qec.
Law.
State rs WE. sssaeAAafis. = Eas uss. ane az ssz
and casts, asd irgrisoazIeaz y daYs
"a cosAsy tzti, ASA ie esfasst q saz
lAsa1 y aays z31i;t3azi
sazsss, s~ateHss @ad i.H- 30 aza ees :,
zAd as@lsiaetl .hSrste ?; GAPS Is
sostnl 4ssi a4.si - '1esaals d psi a'as4i
~ DAYS z3.E Eheanf
:. waila.a J. isgaisilaa sriaespzi 4nas sure.
tses Did
sasses pssArspss saa sass AXIS, Ds4
Fsne< Lass - a seatsEee ez& ~ a
p & Is4d grtGaipsl Aaa ssistlss
laatsF 0hssse. sva'eaes sac sis ),
Sst3
MsFy ,;seas. ssa.-nes aas s-eo NH
Assz.sus wsesa.. 4vEsss.e. iHpr.saa.
saens II EHsHfy jail aiaa " t4y..
l. j. Nets. izE 90 ges4EsreF.
sane, Las "a sss-urrsx
-sis~. iam oa sisIusTEsE.
5sa'ss slaek atsas J. l. Ssstisr. ianE oe
erEzsrrrr-
rasv. kzw 1e f.esassFer,
JAa.es tf%so. kxhleses aaa sse. AID
il svsaalI ,Aeieof ias RI alreHs is
seuaty Jsil fer zee term v SIX
saaatha-
:" Jssars ,leso. sentence aae siee. AMI
9asr
e Ja.ar. Aarrsy, sentence rae slos. asd
~ Gays ia County jail
p " EswmAa la~ os demurrer.
s8s,r, law esE.nrgs ?.
:. t.es- siseksois 81 81 Law On Harss r..
aEe, lAa iIr dsnssTrFz.
. Sanae, iaw "a s-Uansr.
II ". faughi. law "a demszF r.
same i2s oa dsnaFraFs
Same, lag On teHsY1eF
! bof1s, lzS o. desaHrreF.
tiso- eimpseH, law "a esa gFrer.
" Gcsltaa aisns Il. Grady. seftsHse
AHe slee ard costs - 81 and ID DE- -fagls
90 lays IA AL fBid
Augustus r Hlliesf. ias on GeiHaFseT
Eiehzra & liians ali9s Dick Williams
iax On feHIarrer.
Nathaniel T. Nooges, sentence fine
600. Pssd
'' Henry u. Faasht, Apt, Law ca de-
mgTrsF.
Sc Cora L, aeIaaghlis. Api's. psiaeIpal
snc suFeties, Dfg.
SAME pfinelpa. ati saFeties, Did.
same, principal and sareties ID q.
a" Mary j. ear.on, Api'' principal and
sans, pr,heii5i and sureiss, Did
80 same, principal and saret.es, Did.
James Murray, apr. complainant
4gasneG.
wm stlaebae!a, Noi. Prog, .ale en-
government band.
" WIN s,ineaieid, -yoi Frss s.s on
government lani.
- eABae above
" Lha- Wilson. No}. Pr1s.
Michael RarDs, Net fres.
O. samp, NJ Prps.
!" same, Aot Pros
sixty thrse casss were cen.iaueI igr eause.
Are.t: " ). CHoAFE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-27
Free Traders.

Practical tariff reform is that given
by the Mckinley law. Under it, moro
than half Of the articles imported will
euter our ports free OF duty, while
direct taxation, except upon whiskey
and tobacco, is practically done away
.-[Carson Appeal.
What's tho matter nowf Tho
Democratic party has been denounced
and villified by Republican organs as
the free trade party, and now tho Ap.
pal, tho boldest Republican of them
all, proclaims that the Mckinley tariff
law, passed by strict party vote in o
Republican Congress, comes nearer
being freo trade measure than any
thing evet proposed by Democrats.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-27
Special Notice.

The annual meatinY OF the stock
holders Of the Elko- Tuscarora Meroan-
tile o.. will be held at their Office in
Elko, Nevada, on Monday, the 10th
day Of November, 1890, at l o'clock r.
H., for the election OF u Board Of
Trustees and tho transaction OF such
business as may como before 1t.
w. L. SMITH,
w. T. HITr, President
Secretary,
Elko. New, Oct. u, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-27
Live And Let Live.

Those who desire to purchase the
best quality of Groceries and Pro-
visions are referred to the above re.
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous treatment il the rule.
Glassware, Tinware, Stoneware, Nails
etc. always in stock.
Ii H.CHAsE.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-27
OUR CANDIDATES.

We say "our candidates." because
we especially refer in this article to
the candidates from Elko county on
the Democratic State ticket. and We
fell proud that Elko county is able
to furnish such IDen as she presents
for the favorable consideration of tho
voters Of the State.
In our candidate for District Judge
we have a man who possesses, in an
eminent degree, all the qualifications
necessary for first class Judicial Of
ficer. j. w. Dorsey is lawyer of
acknowledged ability throughout the
State. and is acknowledged to be ono
of the brightest lights in the legal
armament. His honesty and int Gri-
ty, coupled with his profound legal
abilities, mark him as man peculiar
ly fitted for the important Office Of
District Judge, and the people OF the
State will reflect credit upon them
selves by electing him to the position
to which he aspires, and which re-
quires q man of no ordinary ability.
Elko's candidate for Clerk Of tho
Supreme Court ls another man of
whom this county is justly proud.
Of unquestioued ability, soruplous
honesty and unexceptionally good
habits, w. w. Booher is the man OF
all Others whom we would select for
this Office. He Is one of the few men
to be found in this State who never
indulge in intoxicants, and hence no
one who casts a vote for him need
fear that he will ever be incapitated
for duty by reason of indulgence in
that wise. AS the duties Of the Off 20
to which he aspires are purely cleric
al, it is proper to say that Mr.. Booher
is good penman and writes nice,
clear, legible hand. His qualifications
for the Office are unquestioned in
every respect, and we take pleasure in
asking the suffrages of the people of
the State in his behalf.
Our candidate for Attorney General
is also entitled to good word from
the INDEPENDENT. Mr.. Love served
two terms as District Attorney of
White Pine county, from which coun-
ty he removed to Elko where, in 1883,
he was elected District Attorney,
which position he now holds. Mr..
Love has made quite record as q
criminal lawyer, having secured
conviction in several noted cases, tho
NEST important Of which was the case
OF Josiah and Elizabeth Potts who ex-
patiated their crime on the gallows on
the Goth of June, 1890.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-10-27

Registered Voters. Camp Halleck
Precinct, 1890. ~.
Abel, Jno D Brennan, Thos F
Campbell, ] J Sr Cary; w Harry
Carter, Jno Cotant, w II
Dorsey, Jno NJ Dorsey, A g
Gardner, Alex Gerbeth, C'has W
Hamilton, Geo A Kentzler, Frank
Lewis, Chas II Lewis, A E
Mayer, Chas E Murphy, John
NIcDermott, Pat McDermo51, Thos
McComb, j M Potter, Floyd
Reynolds, Harry Richardson, Andy
Skerry, Jas w Sheridan, Patrick
Wilson, Archie Wentzler, Edward
Wheeler, Isaac.
srd d1gs9 OF o SE EsxoI IS.
Notice is hereby given that I will
receive objections to the right to vote,
on the part of any person above regis
tered, until 6 o'clock, p. M. on the 31st
day OF October, 1890. All persons
whose names may be enormously en-
tered in this list should appear a. my
Office and have such error corrected.
JOHN MURPHY,
Registry Agent, Camp Halleck Pre-
cinct.
Camp Halleck, New, Oct. 81, 1890.
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Skin Eruption Cured.

Ono ofmy customers, highly respected and
influential citizen. but who is now absent from
the city, has used Swif.'s Specific with excellent
result. Re Guys It cured him of a skin eruption
TINT he had been tormented with for thirty years,
and had resisted the curative qualities Of many
other medicines. .h
RoBERr CLEou. Druggist. Falls City, Neh.
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Notice of Probate of Will.
In the District Court Of the State OF Nevada,
in and for Elko County.

In the District Court OF the State OF Nevada,
in and for Elko County.
In tho Matter Of tho Estate OF Carl Froelich.
Deceased.
A Office IS HErEBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Saturday, the eighth day Of Novem-
Der, 1890, at ten o'clock 4. N, of said day,
and the Courtroom Of said Court, at the
Courthouse In the Town and County OF Elko,
have been appointed as the time and place
for proving the will Of the said Carl Froel.
ich, deceased, AMI for tho hearing OF tho
application of O. Reckhart for the issu.
snce to him of Letters Parliamentary there.
on.
J.. o. HENDERSON,
Clerk.
Dated, Llko, oosobSr q, ISso.
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Dated, liko, October q, lsco.
The Forrest City times., 1890-01-18
What Energy has Done.

Twenty-Five years ago few young men in London resolved to meet every evening to exchange ideas. The num- Der gradually increased until it was necessary to hire a room. Growing ambitious, they hired lecturers and many people were brought together. Many Of them trace back their success to this effort at gaining knowledge.
 lndefatigable industry, coupled with tho desire for knowledge. produced great results. Walter Scott, when he was in lawyers office. spent his even ings in study. John Britson, tho au- thor of architectural works said; II studied my books in bed on winter evenings, because too poor to afford a fire" He used every opportunity to read; the books he picked up Tor few moments at the book-stalls helped him. he says. Napoleon had indomitable perseverance and energy. Dr. Living ston at the age of ten years. working in a factory, bought with his first wages Latin grammar and studied it until twelve a, night He studied Virgil and Horace the same way, and finally on- tered college, and was graduated,
 Many will ask how they can advance themselves in knowledge The first thing is determination; the next thing perseverance.