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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
NOTICE


II hereby given to each of the aboye-named
delinquent taxpayers, that unless the taxes
penalty ard costs be paid in full, in current
funds to me at my office, on or before the
THIRD MONDAY Ohio 10Th day. OF January.
A. ID. 1891.
That on that day in Hawthorne, in the county
of Esmeralda, State of Nevada, at the Court
house door Of said county, between the hours
of Q O'Clock A. NJ. and ~ o'clock P. NJ, to-
wit, commencing at 10 o'clock A. M. Of that
day, | will sell at public auction for current
funds. to the bidder who will take the smallest
quantity OF real estate assessed TO each per-
son heretofore mentioned. to satisfy the
taxes, penalty and costs hereon. and that such
sale Is subject to redemption within six
months after date of sale by payment Of all
said sums with three per cent per month
thereon from date of sale until paid
K. W. CLARK,
Ex-officio Tax Receiver, Esmeralda county,
Nevada.
Hawthorne. December 8, 1890
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
Martinez No. 2 Mine

Or surfase ground are required to ale their
adverse claims with the Register Of the
United States Land once at Carson City, in
the State OF Nevada, during the sixty days
period Of publication hereof. or they will be
barred by virtue of the provisions Of tho
Statute.
o. q. GALLUP,
oc2el0w. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
Thanksgiving Mine

Or surface ground are required to file their ad.
verse claims with the Register of the United
States Land ONCE at Carson City, in the State
OF Nevada, during the sixty days period of
publication hereof, or they will be barred BY
virtue Of the provisions of the Statute.
o. H. GALLUP,
ocstlow. Register.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28


whose Postofice address 10 Aurora,
Esmeralda county. State of Nevada, has this
day filed his application for patent for fifteen
hundred linear feet ,fthe Martinez No2 mine
or vein. bearing gold and silver. with surface
ground two hundred feet in width, situated in
Esmeralda Mining District, county of Esms-
ralda. State of Nevada. and designated by the
field notes and official plat on Hle In this ONCE
as Lot Number y. In 1owpship & RANGE
twenty-eipht East. of Mount Diablo base and
meridian, said Lot No u being described
as follows, to wit:
Beginning at pine post 3x4x4 feet long, set
in mound OF stone, marked Martinez No 2,
mine post No /. USs No 7e, whence the sec.
ton corner common to sections II, 10, 10 and
20. Township No North, Range % East,
hears N 20 dsp. is min w. o16 feet distant.
and post No 10 of USS No a bears N Is deg,
w 400 feet distant. Thence
First Course-N "A dey. l. $40 feet Il nine
most 3x4x4 feet long marked Martinez No 2
mine pest No . Usy No u. set in mound of
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28

RECEIPTS FROM ALL SOURCES.
From October 1, 1890, to Decemb Der 81, 1890,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28

Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.

q. y. LAND OFFICE, !
CARSON CITY, NV. :
October 2Sth, 1890.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28

A MEXICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL, sie-
"A 325 Sansome st. San Francisco, is the
best family and business mems hotel In the
united States for the money. Board and
70 and from hotel.
CHAaIn 3 WuLIAz nopresnpnx.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS

Shoot Louis
Property In CAndelaria. ............. 10
Penalty and costs. .................. oil
Sullivan P c.
Property in Candelaria. ............. 3 10
Penalty and costs. 81
Sbarkey Jas
Property in Hawthorne. ............ l IS
school tax. ..,.................... 10
Penalty and costs. 80
Boriss Fermina-
Property In Hawthorne. $500. 10
Penalty and costs. 81
Silver Hill NJ q N Co
Min and land Aurora. $50 20
Penalty and costs .....-............. l5 X
Seaton NJ & NJ Co
Penalty and costs. 35l
Turner c.
Mortgage (Jas Cahaleyl.. 81 20
Penalty and costs. .................. SO
Travis A
Land and mill Ida Valley. 20
Penalty and costs. 81
Thompson -
Property In Aurora. 10
Penalty and costs. 81
WATSON R.
Property In Candelaria. ............. Is 90
Penalty and costs....... .a.......... II
Yuen Sue
Property in Csndelsria and Column. SO
Penalty and costs ....,.........,.... 30
Yuen Sam
Properly In candelaria and Colum.. 80
Penalty and eosts.,................. 2 "A
Wing All
Property In Sodayille. .............. 232
Penalty and costs. Observation-Disclosures. a
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1891-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
QUARTERLY REPORT.

TO THE THE HONORABLE, THE BOARD
] OF County Commissioners OF Esmeralda
County, Nevada:
The County Auditor and Treasurer respect
fully submit the following report of the tinan-
ciaI affairs of said county for the three months
ending December 81, 1880:
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05
sPoTLlNa TIE Love.slok.
The Iifaii.b'. ut I, topped ~ ii,e I.ao"-
iu, Is.F.ss-GAr l'aFlrF.

The infailsb.' Z. II {. topped isf ilic isHo"-
iu. I.T.m-Car gsFl1T,
! 'lI-Tlly week goes bY, all par
loF-c-1 porter - an Echo reporter, ''ihst
| don't SEQ bridal couple just starting
on th"ir Honeymoon. / d1a't cHIG'ly
know Lg@ con ts!l them, bat they arc
as plainly msr..0I % iny eyes 1l d, they
hal ihc wnull 'hrile' and hid groom
STAMPED ia biz lotDTt on thpif fore
heads. ThrFo Is a1nola!nf about thom
that s.yr5 Tho Khpl7 E.tT.tf4I assay a
kind VI fllnF-nrNt '-lr- iar.4lg -.r, OF
course, igyo IaaIr pc rai-t4lEr moss and
then, hgt iL's yesT seldom DO, aul ~"
often found oEi, after changing nay mind
two or three i.mcs, la-t I SEAS right
.fto. al, though certain appearances
weEu arliu-, L. 50 haze one Usst
which mower falls sRI vlra d1gbiful
party comes wH trs ID ul ghcm, just %
be- suns sou SNOW.
''WLlt ii t4H lnst3'
swell, i.ilirIl you No' many wr,ks
40 couple GOT llii . cav a4l at down
very qHi9ily, as! 70 hoy bal boon usel
% BE- alb tEr.r lives. N diiH't sem
a. h.yo 'lo hgilt anil hs.lrsap7n air
about tbrn % ail,gll f'Il cgtr-I-i app
p"aranu.s they alsIt haEr 51uu haulbcF
and sister, us married llF ga.Fa, bgi still
thgoo WaJ suno-riHs lIrr' tIs. malr
me subUirluuii 20 shea I saw them To-
srlhnr | wUHt 10 t4s nrasbly, AMI |
-ays: 'Bll, hero, double p.slyi set
OUT the samplc rulirs'
$50 nll SO. Lil EST, ani walked
through the ear. IL uli-Frl book ~
ncahpapers - oynEy hplg, lgi wLra he
came - IL" sIsp7r teil n4r-y o.. took ogI
u his pile ra" iiitio hlp-s lTl said, -
that nearly everybody r1g.i hsas him;
'NTEy useful hlIt, s.r; t'sts uE lpHsv'
keeping aul l.at1 % -HIa- married pel-
pie. uuig aa-y-lEe rrgEL'
"Th-tt.ll o. Too F'.I .sHl 4s ri As n
r,sr, anil IsH laH Nl4.I.l and .l.i
Wgas #u. ui = g-s--s 44Hg ihrY
looked 70 rarl u'Irs aEt srr. 10 His,
scFJ.i, anil : sagFIl h'a llll iI rar csc
and aHi .i..l p So go aai.iH, F.slHs bin
rrHpa,ri.i eIBE St trr raalr '.=r. r.
Was oil sr.IlrI ia !. uil HI-at 'sH-1 va
no dllhs about o.
''Tlrrr .s1 y.sa'y % oil0r w4yI By
which can s.lt "a Hr.lr sll Hr,in- .
Frn1ru, all lIrg arm 90 l.r generally 10 .
thr frHt.
"Tbr rH.ian o. '.-1r,fr rE,o after a .
Lgilal nETH'r -'HAH. rraErs ls nHi#a
ant fHF fls THF'e. #. '... uf FI.g is a's I
most .HFr 20 40. go Ea..s siP'I o., D. =. 4
auI iB t4.ifla.-
'Why i' yHI iaEH TA f.Hs f1 Gal .
ou' shr.Her obey asa Ur1ig ms-. . o. /
npig'
cob, EbHa Iiry $50 tfrr.r - lt /
W. F'a faligssi sEI,l lr b.. tls Lucy, {
NuI .m...-
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05
Consumption cured.

An old physician, retired from pruc.
iicc. having hid placed III his hnrds by
an East India missi"ncry III. formula,
of a vegetable remedy for the speedy
md permanent cure OF consumption.
bronchitis. catarih. asthma aud NIL
throat and lung affections, also posi-.
tive and radical cure for nervous drbil.
lily and all nervous complaints, after
having tested its wonderful curative
powers In thousands of eases, has frl, II
his duty 10 make IL known Ia his suffer
ing fellows. Actuai.d by this motive
and "a desire Ia reliev. human suffer.
ing. | will send free of charge. to all
who desire 1t. this recipe. IN German.
French or English. will, full directions
for preparing aud using. Sent by muil
hy addrrSSiu! with stamp. naming this
paper. W. A. MOVES. so Powers
Block. Rochester. y. Y.
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WIN TIi- o0oTo55.
segregation, q r,.pas i''sr .i G.. an ~
rHy.s . , - NpEr.

aNHHNN - - avs Hh aHt ~
rtS"s - NpEr.
The p4~bal t,asar Il fever, aThv1.-
clan su.=T's'-. uly o. rarh Hli yHl ~
the application Dt 10 Has.ur ig s4s.s
T. wgHsil ila; ui.s ~ 4 %.
sweet hlt. ra.'s h4tusleH Hrrl 'rlll
favorable, rE!u,EI vT HHsi, .pGrH rssg
Of i'-irl.'s . llr,
va-i-p L'Iir, 80 iar al1ea'4-y
ts4rt- ..eh as rHga..-. la'..s. o.. ray
b. .ny1.. UtruHa .s.F Do. .sl HaItis
Of uIis-..s sl. eta .f-yl iain
the 70 rl3a#l.
THG ,aaH.r. uHp F.lsss .rr-r'1iiy
nvAFlg tys1y application ,; Ntat7rn
ntii y A. 7H ufFs iuf o. thu
Goygra0r ~ iioa- E"r. 1rp believers
~ ihr El.a1f4sr rH.H.i '-a-I sac irs'
iiua, .. ssIriil 6, Sac "-IHsl ui'h 1
cheer. .lHc.s aul r..i!H.HF. s,ab aas
cbaTarirs!,'!' u this Wy Uarai4i.
rsJiugNDl ly sa.Uil Hpa it especially
rngui-rd i1 Hong kHlr, usia;. o. sir
william urt E0sEs iH.nf, u4f, 90 tho
frequency wi.b which aaH 'l.Ply b. m.
tuslurnt hs strgsl"-s rp.lps fsuu ali
paF,t ui ga W.. q. aa.i 90 o. f-i.l Tray.
al"ny1 when o. i..s U,gr oIfstb-l q loot.
Ing.
De- q. w. Glst ssf.rs 10 che Tbs4T-
cut. Gas.itr El.. !.I ra Hsg mono ot
the iiivsipi'sI % -ra.fa 10 tIyiar !! j.
h. E.gt ierr5Tl ~ s sLar; uno. Ito
BAY ii.. De- has Ev"s3 . 5lsg u rrEy-
ols temperament NIb DO E'Dt awake
al aigal ..s . l.n .ir cur wf -, O. drink
la!..e.iinI OF IHH. tea during the
Cygullf sal aiuHp su4atiy aE %. usua!
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05
TonmY's MEDICINE.
~. Suzis.. Mother ps'-. uim with 81.
t4.ss. aud urimsis...

ttis Au-ipu. Neither Doc. HIN With Mo.
iA.sc. aud urin,sIsn..
s small bpy. moro OF lrss the light Of
4 certain household and the scouu." Of
tho nClghbpFhool, showed signs Of ac.
quirinT the complexion Of n leopard,
slys tho Pittsburgh Dispatch. Tha; Ia
TO -sy. his mother noticed that her
treasures face was becoming terribly
1ppitCi.
She called tho family doctors attcn.
lion 20 the trouble, and he said Ia tho
bruJquc oI-hand way We all know -
we'll: Give him level ,caspoonfGi of
birthstone every day"
Tho doctors word was law In that fam
lis. and considerable aA!pncnt ~ brim-
s'onc was procured al once. umitting
the details OF administration. we may
pass on to the next visit ct the doctor TO
the family Of the boy.
"Wcll. hnws Tommy" was the doc
tors first question.
"oh. he's very much worse. As you
ordered, gave him eleven spoonfuls
Of birthstone anil he's been raising -"
Eleven spoonials! | never ordered
that many" shouted the doctor. as hc
BcrvoI8ly sprung upstairs toward Tom
my's room. ~ level spoonful was what
| said"
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SHOES foR WOMEN.
sAplsst 2sn.sks It;~rsi ~ = New York
sossiy usn.

"Why on earth said New Yorker the
other day after e. hours walk on Erial-
way, u a Sho. md Leather Review cor
respondent. ''do women Who haven't got
pretty feet, and Who know they haven't
got pretty feet, II they know amy thing
At all about thonselrci, wear Just tho
fooisear that puts theiF feet at their
very worst? 4 CONAN with big, shape
less feet or crooked feet can aiforI TO
wear but one lial O, bO0t-a laced
one-and never Lon shoe under any
circumstances. 4 button hooo does all
VERY we'll for the first f.w days while IL
still buttons trim saI snug about tho
ankles, bot eycy WOMAN knows tina, il
does this for fow day, only; then II
loosens and begins % take ON tho shape
'of tho foot, eSa;:"raiins its p.culiari-
ties every day Jest little, And by and
by, before the b1si l. half worn out. IL
Is kind Of ear ,Atnrc OF her foot, with
every defec, ard iEiperioctien "saggeE-
atci. The laced boot LoHsn't do this,
because 4, can b. drawn up every morn
ing Xix. . nog boot, holding the foot
always hrnly and securely AMI - acts
A. corrective against aay tendency the
foot has TO b. iii-shEPcd and Spreading.
Hut women do no. seem - have dlscoy-
cred Ihis =, til. or ia very few r1ass, and
- they SO on Lut,oHing up their street
boots with 10 much satisfaction t, II
they weren't giving the br,t ro-aiblo
opportunity to tArir feet To bc a. pulpy
and spreading and crooked AZ they
rh,,,."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05

Tho correspondent. OF n Toronto
paper says tina; ono o: tho reason.
why the English church is so weak in
Canada Is its peculiar system Of fees
In tho diocc-o OF Toronto there Is nm
authorized schedule Of iccs which tho
clergy aro entitled 10 exact for tho
performance OF certain duties. Tho foo
for marriages, for instance. is ~. An
additional ieo Of 81 is exactcd for
certificate The fec for burial. is s2.
AID 81 II Il; distance. In this case
u 40 II certificate entails an additional
Eco of 81. For publishing tho banns
VI ma,rimony. the fco is 81 in adj
yanco -No,lapz is charged for bap-
ism. but II a Baptism certificate is do.
sired 81 is charged.
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WOES OF The bride
First Msd. J- ,i... and Then Crs.hsa BY
sn GtyisnstloL

Maria" said the young and hand
some LcibeE To Ms pgl iiy bride, ''how Is
Mlllir Elucbls ialuF uar'
The lady in question: Wza suspected
by hls ictisF half 20 Be- "a Old laW" OF
he. husbands, 4ya tic Philadelphia
Times. She hai dined with them the
evening before.
II ksvcn't iSeE her, Alfred. 60 cam,
say" with iorsA u p!quc Ia her tone.
The nost cycnisg and the n"z, Mr.
Lcihcs repeated Ia, Inquiry. Thi. per
,ls,sne. finally reused his ~ifo's !cai.
ou,y.
alfred Lcihcr. she F-,nri.i. II wish
To know hy you arc 10 anxious 10 hear
about MllIlo iilg.hss. Here. we're only
a month married, and yo, ysu-- Fur.
Their gi;..ance wss stopped by burnt Of
tear.
"Why. my darling" aid Alfred. hon.
cs,ly surprised, IL "a. only anxious Tor
your dear sake. noticed tina, she a..
two pieces of your cake .; our ll,;l. din.
ncr, saa. knowing III. fasi, I naturally
wanted To knos the consequences"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05

In Franco and Germany !. reduced to
decimal Ia written 0,.j, In England it
is written O'25; in the United States 1t
is always written either o:5 or simply
written 10 without the nnuEht. In tho
first two countries the period is never
used, always the comma. While English
writer's use the period they never put 1t
at the bottom of the line as we do, but
always use it thus: O'sj. This style is
said to have been introduced by Sir
Isaac Newton. who placed it at the top
of tho line to distinguish it from the
punctuation mark.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05

There arc 100000 of people that walk
about the streets OF London daily, and
in SO doing they wear away n ton OF
leather particles from their boots and
shoes. This would in year form n
leather belt six inches wide and one
fourth OF an inch thick long enough to
reach from London to New York. The
amount of disin,cgratcl leather at 81
cents a pound twhat it costs consumers)
would amount to $4,000. Reduced to u
strap ono inch in width It would reach
more than once around the world.
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uac,r no~rm-a'E Ice g,HfpL garm by
t.grrrt fr 20 Ii..,"ls.

uac,r po~rm-1'1 J.. g,HflL Tlrm ny
tvrrrt fr 20 II.H"gs.
oBn rit.t uHppan al.s gi.tnal,ing
wa ass tI.ur hrta 'lr-ss occupation.
AMI Sc. i.' Ieal..gs 10! tlr stills that
gDg0 uerHntgir oil fIl5Hs havo left
bgIinl tEHm could slrlly 3 lurplsscd.
says tho Now IosI; G.ldrrF. Dean
swift could not have r1agoalrl e more
bitter joke than 'har gr t.n tc,'Ator
who after fyciuny tHr obligations hc
was under to particular ig.rnl, b..
qurlthc to hin. 90 iho bottom Of tic
first pa~" Of his Will tnI thousand 800
dollar, OF cour.e, thought tho delight
cd lcgatrc; bat, Oa tnrling tho leaf. tic
hcpGcat was discovered to be ten thou.
sand thanks. What "a wet blanket for
great cNpCctati1ns!"
just - odd was The colicil OF the
dcath-t.rickcn huwurist who left 70 Ger.
tain OF his dear relatives "as many
acrc5 Of land HG ghall b. fpUnd equal to
the area iaclo|sl b. tho tfarl. of the
Ccnter OF the u-cillRti Of the earth
In revolution ruuld he sun, uGpposing
the mean distance ut tho sun to be
twcuty-ouc Thousand siS hundred semi.
H'""l's'i' 90 AA' faIIa lFNNl H. ms
was a century ago; and as the prob.
lom could not be satisfactorily worked
out, tho lcgatccs were kept at a man
distance from the property all their
lives.
y worry neat rcproach was conveyed
in the will OF an uncle who bcqucathed
eleven silver spoons to his NEPHEW,
with the remark: "lf | have not left him
the dozen he knows the reason" the
young scapcgrace having stolen tho
twelfth spoon some time before.
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rrrDt.sT OFFICERS


NrEGEu rHr'iNuT-I;"si oV"rsrofs - ~
it:.t 30, 4 III, rF'-t"E; District Sc, 5, ATIhl
su,hi District ~, q, }. n, nlu-sirurh,
iustiars u Tt rsno--Arthur iiuffiiif'n 81
", :, iauTi-,
Consiabl.--n =. Cl,r. Hnt VI wli.r.
Coat CuErE-JU5'ioi'-i.- =, iiip1mH'hi,
r"Hslsislsa-w. s. k'tisr,
Hood uNrrs.avT=rsi Martin.
rtrr-,str-iusiiss---f, q. King.
,"nsisbis-N Lunch.
ilaad utsF,--F-o, l.. nurliry,
WHIT itIVnH -ju.iir,'-jnhn juiis.
Cun.isii--M. J. brum.
Had osegs--F-J. II, .iilHnr.
n,>GtL,-Ju.iIr-- -. ". GIiun.
TluststFr=Juhn ttantHs
iiaai uN.rssrg='. 9. suaFtS.
rrrf WHITE =Jusfi1s-M. icon.
CInsiHbi. Tom i.unrsy.
itspi uN~rsr~r-ps steel
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n..ns tho Graceful Ih,nE

Tho chairman OF . public meeting is
expected to use pleasant phrases when
he Introduces those who take part ~
Saratoga lately there were puLlir
memorial services on account OF the
death of a hlglly-cstoctncd citizen.
Tho rector Of tho Episcopal church hal
boon invited 70 offer prayer, and the
chairman. feeling it incumbent; on Aia
to do the graceful thing, made th!s al!-
nounccmcnt: Tho audience will nov
have the pleasure Of listening to -
prayer b.; Ecy. D.. Cary
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In CaFlaEahc. ID" official capital " tn"
Grand purhy Of lIdca, 8iarofD=lC ris'-
ing spsr.d 80 - " cSci;" decided
moycmcu; against It. Firs;, tho e.fy
pass.d n la. !ling amy one who rlsy q
with tho window open. That offered
little help. though. to the hcusc next
door, aad ;hc mex; g,cp was the tosu.G.
ton Of bachelors anti.musiral 80.
cic;y, sworn no. to marry fis!a who
played the piano. The raci7;y at la;
accounts Numbered oycT iarsr huuisri.
but tho Ca.lsrihc gisls hal uaEy Of
them ,asca to ,Ac fiddle AL ;hc fSrr"l
horn
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roSToFrcs BULLETIN.

ssiai anil northern mail loa,-. iaiiy ct /; =. In.
Arrives daily at noon.
.n,ni river mall leaves iail, at :! u. Ar
tiN"s daily nj TN y. IN.
itnnRri, and white River mail leave. Mrckcf
c,rry Monday and THURSDAY at n. m.
Arrive. every "wednesday and Saturday at
SPIN.
irpm y. m. 81. ~.
ros,nrsc, orcs on sundays from 40 Ia. M.
and from t. T.. NJ.
Cu,iu.rs :. hIsis. Postmaster.
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uucLirn'. trnlca sa,,c.

The hes: SAVE in the world FOR cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers. salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chunped hands. chilhlains.
coins. aud Al ah,u rrup,ious, and posi-.
lively cures l'lcs. or no pay required.
II is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. l'riau -
g.uts ror box Fer sale by al druggists.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1891-09-05

IN" I,iani - Tristan In IA, South A.
tic Ia Inhibited u eighty rHuplc-,hc
pa;riasr.' Of the party. i'c,cT ,r,un. q
rcrii.blu Robinson CrGapr. having been
there for 'it,y-;so years lie has just
srn, = letter couplaining tina. ssmc Of
tho rrnsa.up ellllron show aasiro
to leave IGcis lovely island home.
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MEEkER HERALD.
nesksr, Colorado.
ABOUT inTERvIEW5.



country t. interview aal c.rg nov Will
ouly 'al'. for paid 'ation aitl his most
intimate l-rH4l .I tIu pruirsiionp aud
thou lpltnlsrTs Insists upon rows
Ing t4e Interview, Alexander II.
sirpara wl nlHaI'y rsF OCULAR Tune
and e gain Ea.lr Dr. E.-iHa waFou 'afetl
Bro u.s laHIn.i u4iIr.-l Erg -slus have
trlri 20 gotta trE sDr.s iss mF paper
upan tIr r1falI uH h-l -'r1mpl sled,
/ rmembrr tbat only iap years brlora
Doc 1913 beItel lJs ,la Presidential nom-
,la,llu in 5t AHI IIHu tHfgnr tho
Secretary ut ~.a-r iu ta-l'idp Cabinet
I .aB quest ~ Dis HHn-H IN Al gs'l,
writes l'Euk 4. i;urr iI LiV.Hel,ta.
H. bal rII one II IIr most
bitterly ed state e.mraisls In
hi, political rag.rr, isr...f. Ela Tor
,is.rmsHr ri t.H situation, and como
lIt.ir 6rrrg uf u1s hn bal Won tho
hJflr. Senator li-lr u-aUrrtn1t 70 Tho
uUu.H t So -4-.a tl-ari - Ho
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Register Of the is'ut uftes, q. % mayer
IieeoiVsT 81 public Moneys, 4 q, faEAs
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liza man can laugh At no Other ur5c
he eau generally laugh whrn tho jl'.o
on somc one "Go ones laughed - Liw.
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DISTRICT OFFICIALS

WHITE mvEn srbcR.GRpwr 1850.
CITATION.
President. iiru i'risv
vi-y-rr-licnI. \. u Crit 'hiu1F
Secretary. L. :. Bloomfield
treasurer. 4. q. Nuuitun
Executive Cnmmittc.-w. II. Cooke. John Il.
shiilinEtnu sud l.. rigmmli,s.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1891-10-13
Not Wanted Here.

About two years and hall ago a
German by the name Of Schneider was
in Honolulu endeavoring to start a
German Church mere. Inquiries about
him were sent at the time by German
residents to Germany, and the informa-
ton obtained was not satisfactory. Now
it is stated that he is going to return to
this city. In this connection it may be
well to inform German residents OF
Honolulu that the New York Stats
zeitung contains a despatch stating that
Schneider is now in Schenectady, New
York, collecting funds ostensibly for the
Morgenstern Mission of Berlin, but in
reality for his own pocket, as advices
from Berlin state that the man Schneider
is not in very good odor in that city
and that there is no " Morgenstern -
mission there.