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Thirty dollars for the round trip to -OeRet
yer, Pueblo and Colorado, s tluilslpssfa Fort
Worth and QsaSlWo change of cars.
IiSIsas0A4ee 401 Main street.
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ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN.

..iop m. Memphis Express. $50 a. m.
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FORT WORTH AND RIO GRANDE.
Arrive Leave.
l.IJo. na....... Fort Worth ..,,... 800 p. N.
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Subscribe for the $1,000 fzETTE

-0exp Excursions to Texas from the North and East.
Everybody having friends DESTROYS of
visiting Texas should write them to take
advantage of the cheap excursion rates ANS
thorized by the G2IIaN,N On
Ayepsss 9eptember 18th and Goth.
sTIkets good 30 days.
All Northern and Eastern lines will also
sell excursion tickets ON the above date via
st. Louis, Cairo or Memphis and the Cor
TON BELT ROUTE W. H WINFIELD,
GEM Passenger Agent, Tyler, Tex.
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fort WORTH AND Denver CITY
FoRr woRTR ANp Rlo eRANpE.
HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL.

Il forward many a SSRxon11D
| .00ElDG ~ ;as.'l ..s::s'.' s's' q
IUkllh~lNHSs,w will End within the next
few years that there has been
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FORT WORTH AND NEW ORLEANS.
Arrive Leave.
~ No a. mail .... $40 p II
No ss. accommodation. S:l5 d. Ii.
SO 4 m........No 43, MALL
Ftg p. m. No. AZ, accommodation.
Al The above trains from the Union Depot
{. D. LUSK, Ticket Agent
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COLON BELT ROUTE.
GULF. COLORADO AND SANTA FE.
North.
NIilesI

Miles Miles
Gainesville. o. Wichita, KAN. 376
Ardmore .-......-.. l04 Kansas City 6O3
PurEell 49,. ..... III
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FORT WORTH AND DENVER.


s,-,yc NORTHBoUND Leave.
II " g. m.........NO. l0daily...... :. 1l:45a m
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From now on have concluded tase2te
for cash only. 1 will epAeaEe give my
patrons entire satjafa1a$$ eh and hope to re-
csiXau1 TN patronage in the future
3e4de have had in the past
VICTOR Coal Co.,
S. S. Potts, Manager.
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,1ssorR1. KANSAS AND TEXAS.
TRANSCONTINENTAL


Iczls and Pacific trains Nos. 5and 6only stop
e, Ic,arkana, r c. Junction, Atlanta Je1er-
N.-a,.4, Wills Point Terrell. East Dallas,
J las and Fort Worth.
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k1s Mind cys1 II
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IN BIZ ersl hckla berry CSrdA6 the
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-31
Pto.-Rico.

Los cigarrillos marca Figaro que tanta
aceptaci6u hac alcanzado en- Puerto Rico, obtu
veron premio de /. clase en- la Exposition de
Madrid, y Medalla de orc en- la de Bruse,as ve
rificada on 1888.
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{ Noticias de Ia Isla

De Cayey nos escribe un amigo afiliado al
partldo autonomista que ha sido victima de
10 que en el pals llamamos procedimientos de
Ia colonia, 10 que sgue:
s"sHe leido con placer los sesudos artfcu-
los publicados por la popular CORRESPONDENTS
CIA sObre Vagos, con toda mi alma aliento &
su autor por 81 valor cfvieo con que viene ira
tando esa importantisima question social. LA
CoRREsPoNDENCIA no debe desmayar en- ese
acalnino, nj arredrarse por los ataques que re-
ciba de la demogogia, pues asi dabe proceder
tOdO e que anne al pals. la campaTa en-
prendida es digna y it'll y LA CORRESPONDENCE
tiene 81 Iado los hom bres honrados y los
que aman Puerto Rico"
-.
En- 81 pasado mes de setiembre,. Sc han
exportado dc Arroyo 61.194 litros de ron de
nalagueta, destinado a los Estados- Unidos, 10
que demuestra que SO va abriendo campo en-
el exterior ese. producto.
90
~ Hab andO del mercado de cafe dicen t1e
eMayaglez con fecha 20
"Dia p0r dia sc acent6a cada yez mas Ia
nQticia de bajas do precto para este grano on
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VARlEnA1ES

Cuando yea nsted un hombre rolliso, .dulce
sonrisa rebozando contento, no hay mas qua
preguntar. Els que come en- ell restaurant La
CatalGm1 San Francisco 56, en donde sirven
tambien sin tasa ell puro hielo de Bayamon.
que puede tomarse sin escrnpulos.
HDonde menos SO piensa salta la liebreo
dice el lefran es verdad. Qui6n babfa de
imaginarse que en- el almac6n de los Sres. Il.
Bozzo hijos, Tetuan 20, SO halarian jarros Y
palanganas de hero aporcelanado, preeiosas,
q $l4 la docena de juegos, escupidores del
mismo material 10 = $40 la docena de pares 7
Estos precios son de yerdadera quenaz6n /!
Ell que no Sc provea ahora de esos artfculos es
por que no quiere. que paragtias gonove
ses superiores hay allil Y que sombreros de
fieltro mas hnos III
Lopez dice que 81 ola del alno engorda 81
scaballo. por $50 q nismo personalmepte
ssn epcomendar 4 nadie ese trabaio, GOTTA Il
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Soles M exicanos

EEN LA MALLORQUINA Sc reciben por
UN PESO los sOleS IN m9xioanos de cualquir alo
que sean, gastando el TODD parte de ellos,
-.
RelaciOn de las personals que cOntribuye-
ron para la colocacion de la laplda en- la casa
en- que muri0 el maestro Rafael CorderO.
Don ClOtilde Martinez, 25 cts-D. Policar-
po Morales, SO cts-Da Juana Garcia, 10 cts
D. Justo German, 25 cts--DA Petrona Diaz 10
cts--Da Barbara Ribera, cts-D Bias Sanur-
jo, 25 cts-D. Rafael Sala, $I-Un amigo anti
quo, $1-Gnstavo Rendon, $l-Continuara.
Anoche estuvo muy luoida la retreta. En-
tire sus selectas cOmposicones pudmos apre-
clar una mazurka de don Francisco Duchesny
dedicada assun antique compaT 'ro de mnsica.
No Sc eecut0 la pieza el PoNche MilitGr
como estaba anuciada, en- senal de dueo por
ia reciente muerte de don Vicente Garcia que
Ia hizO compOner
Aleunos vecinos de la Gale de la Luna no
81 SO quejan de que a todas horas SO echan
por ALI aguas corrompidas pestilentes Co
mo este Sc ha denuncado varias veces seria
Por Ia Capitanfa del Puerto Sc instruye la
correspondence sumara sobre la muerte del
captain del vapor E1s51inw0.
Sahemos que cayeron al aqua dos marine
ros que, af,rtunadamente pcdieron salvarse.
N 90
~ DlceE que e premio mayor de Ia loteria
jugada hoy, ha caido repartido entire tres apre
cabes personals de est } localdad, uno de ellos
dependiente del Comercio .i-~@
Sc ha escapado aver una errata lnaydscu-
Ia en = sneto editorial que pubicamos baio
epgrate d. Dos pal0br0s y coascle4amos pov
ahorn Al inal de dicho suelto escribmos
Ia CoRREsPoyDENCIA DN PUERTO RICO 100 Sc hG
apartudo nj apnrtard jansds del prog ANA que
did 0l ptbNco al presentorse en- el essudio de la
1'remsa q Ell cwal programa ha i,sformado todt s
sWs q tos.
LIS castas compusieron de 0Quezlo 10
c0zidnG" por I" t0dos sWs 0ct0s.
Els verdaderamente lnuy dficl escribir
corregir tan de prisa como nosotros. tenemos
que hacerlo.
90
La casa en- miniature, hecha ror don Juan
Reinoso, que SO rf0 en- combination con la Lo-
terra de Puerto. Rico, ha tocado en- suerte al
que poseia @ NUN. 19,182.'El % premio de
dicha rita consistente ON IN billete de loterfa
CORE pondio al NUN, 16,Os2. Reclamese.en el
mum. IA tie la calle de San Jose.
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L0terfa jugada hoy Promio mayor: nun.
l9,182 ounce mil pesos. Seguudo prefnio,
Nun. 16.O8I, cinco mil pesos.--Tercer premiu.
NUN. GIT, mil pesos Premios de quinientus
pesos: nuns 1870; 1860; 1914 1851;
5,7s9; 6.O39 8,0O8; 14579; 17,423 1886 J;
1885; 1852; 2O,O69 22,774.- Premlos de
100 pesos NUNS. 2,181; 4,793; 1914; 1926 !;
6,435 1880; TACO; $3.50; 10,sal; II, 1896 ];
IL, 107; 14,0s5 1851; 10, l79; 2l,963.
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il Va LIeg6!! Ia CerVeZa Santalder
MARIA "CRUZ BLANCAO
So vende en- la PALMA

Retreta maflana por la banda de Colon
l. Pasodoble Uret0n5G, Vaero.-2. Cou-
plets de la zarzuela Nina PGnchG, Romea Y
Valverde-3. Terceto final Go la opera I'm
Ballo in Maschera, Verdi.-4. Gran Fantasia
de la opera Roberto eg Diablo, Meyerbeer.-5.
LeheN, Polka de las Piedras.-Marzi.-6 Dan
ga I'm comficto, Campos.
-
Hemos probado las exce!entes pastas ex-
ira finas que en- elegantes cajitas dc una Guar
ia una octava de arroba, acaban de recibir
nuestros amigos los seholes Piza Hermanos
Els verdaderamente un artfculo bueno que
recOmendamos nnestros lectores,
~.
Anuncia un despacho telegrafco que ell
vapor Euylpides SO varo esta manana las s,
en- Cayo-largo cerca de Fajardo. De I'm mo-
mento otro saldra de este puerto 81 Bori,s-
Q@e's para prestarle ausilio.
-
Lease una gacetilla en- la seccion de varie-
dades sobre un descnbrimiento que hemo, he
cho en- casa de los Sres. L. Bozzo hijos, calle
de Tetuan nlmero 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-31

FIN Paris ha causado m,
invenc:on de un senior americ
ha ptcentlzas1O un cors6 ea6
destinad 4 inaugurar desde
de Ia n Nra!idad. 81 una de
sIente la preston del brazo de
to on segui la un chillido como [
lOcOmOtOra.
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n USO
!LEASE ESTO!

Los carros para reeojer la basura en- esta
Ciud d, saleu del dep0sito lie seis a siete, d.,
la mahana, todos los dias. Los veoinos que
esa hora no tengan On las puertas de sus casas
la basura recojida, no tienen derecho quejar-
50 del eOntratista 1hs
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"A BSTRELLA DE- ORC
DE SALVADOR MAsJUAN. -san Fraacisco ~.

DE SALV AUUK NJ MASJ UAN. --lS0N FT0.aciScO A.
Siendome impossible compacer todos mis-
parroquianos en- la CONSTRUCTION del calzado que
les es necesariO he ht chO veniO las mas
acreditadas pIinc pales fabricas de Europa para
que me confeccionen el que mis- clientes puedan
apetecer.
FL culto pdblico puertorrique1o dudar5 lie
que nadie este mejor que y6, aptitud de servir-
lie, conncedor como soy del gusto del pals Gu to-
dos saben, por la esperiencia que tengo mis- lar
gos amos de ercer ell oticio. Nad;e, repito podra
seTvir las famias MEJOR GLASE DE CALZA
DO para senoras senoritas ,abaleros, que La
EstrettG de Orc, sobre todO especial para ninos
Respe Ito al de marroquin. NADIA tengO que de-
aHns. Las ventajas que ofrece mi casa no sc en-
cuentran en- ninguna otra parte.
No oiviien que sc @omar& a medida para con-
focclonar calzado EN- In casa en Europa
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rOpa que SO cOnfecciOna en- ell establecimientO.
Pur ESQ goza de iusta fama la ~sastrerfa .i6 ia
caiie do la Fortaeza nun. 10, frente al BOlet5,a.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
The Oldest Man ON Earth.

Michael Sotis, half-breed OF Bogota,
Republic OF San Salvador, is the Oldest
man now living on the face of the
earth. He is over $50 years old, as
documents prove. Investigators have
found in 1712 his signature among
those persons who contributed to the
building OF q Franciscan convent
which exists near San Sebastian. Oh
his personal appearance it is said;
His skin is like parchment, his long
hair OF the whiteness Of snow envelopes
his head like turban, and his look is
so keen that it made a disagreeable
impression on the DOCTOR"
As some OF our Comstockers may
wish to rival this man who never dies
we quote the process. Ii is as follows
Interrogated by the doctor, he
answered complaisantly that his great
age was due to his regular mode Of liv-
ing, and to his never giving up TO any
excess Of any sort whatever.
al never eat but once a day." said
he, but / never use any but the
strongest and most noufishing foods.
My meals last hall hour, for believe
il is impossible TO eat more in that
time than the body can digest in
twenty-four hours. l fast the first and
fifteenth day OF each month, and on
those days | drink as much water as
l can bear. / always let my food be-
come cold before | touch it. 1t is to
these things that | attribute my great
AGE -
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semi.rropicai Nevada.

The southern part OF Nevada border
ing on the Colorado river is land OF
the orange, the fig and the olive.
There may be grown to protection all
the various kinds OF fruit cultivated
anywhere in semi-tropical California.
AS this region is much nearer the
Atlantic States than any other on the
Pacific Coast where such fruits can be
produced the advantages it possesses
are beginning to be appreciated. In
Lincoln county, at st. Thomas, 80
miles from st. George, they will soon
plant 200 acers OF land in almond
trees. The nursery there has 10000
such trees growing, one year old.
Many orange, lemon, fig and olive
trees are also being planted. English
walnut, chestnut and all kinds of nut
trees flourish finely in that section OF
Nevada.
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Her Head Held IL Down.

George, dear, don't see how you
ever found courage to ask me to be
your wife"
1t was a pretty hard thing for me
TO do, wasn't it? Did | make a fool
of myself, Nellie?"
The young man shifted her weight
on the other knee as he asked the
question.
Not any more than usual, George.
You always acted confused and BASH
ful, you know"
M-yes, l suppose | was a good
deal OF a dunderhead, candidly ad-
mitted the youth, but | was pretty
far gone" he added in extenuation.
81 was hooked in both gills."
"Now, confess, George" said the
maiden, toying with his watch-chain,
didn't your heart fly right up into
your thoat when you = when you
asked me the-question, you know ?"
at tried to, Nellie," replied
George, shifting her weight again,
" but your head, you remember, was
kind o. holding it down."
And Nellie didn't say anything
more for long, long time.-Chicago
Tribune.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
Slaughter Of Cows.

Information among producers is the
one thing now most needful to stimu-
late cattle values. With five to six
million being annually slaughtered by
local butchers and packers, as has
been the case since the Spring OF 1887,
the time has come when this slaughter
should cease. Could farmers under
stand the true situation, the selling of
COWS to the local butchers would
stop and consequent purchase
of steers would absorb such per cent
OF the holdings as to largely deplete
the market receipts and cause an inn
mediate and sharp advance in prices
all along the line.-Cheyenne Live
Stock Journal.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
Thirteen Years work with a
Penknife.

Nicholas Levisler, No. 1920 Hanover
street, has erected in his parlor a
wooden model of large country resi-
dence, which he made with penknife.
The building is four feet by two, is two
stories high, with a French roof and
observatory, and has windows and
porches. A fight of stairs connects
the first and second floors, both Of
which are neatly carpeted, and the
walls are covered with paper. The
parlor and bedrooms are filed with
furniture and have chandeliers hung
from the ceiling. The model contains
nearly all modern conveniences." 1t
stands in a garden that occupies
almost all the parlor floor. On the
grounds are gravel walks, with settees,
a pump and trough, an airy little
structure for courting couples, and a
strong watchdog. Mr.. Levisler, who
is a laborer. has been at work on the
model for thirteen years, doing small
parts at night when he returned from
his days occupation.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
A FEW CONUNDRUms.
Matters for Bona Fide Nevndans 60
Ponder over.

ED. JOURNAL AS friend OF yours,
as well as of the paper you publish,
please allow me to PROFOUND few
conundrums:
First-In view Of the fact that our
State lost 19, 900 inhabitants in the last
ten years, how long will it be ere the
general government will feel called on
to take us under its fostering care as a
Territory or attach us to California as
an outlying dependency for judicial
purposes.
Second-It being a conceded fact
that Nevada is growing less by degrees,
how long will the taxeaters of our
fash State Government be satisfied
with percentage OF the wealth OF
our people, or in other words, how
long before the officials will take all we
have to compensate them for govern
ing us as people2
Third-It is not fact that as our
ability to pay becoms less the ex-
penses increase2
Fourth-Can it be truthfully said
that Nevada has a republican form OF
government in view Of the proposed
thumbscrews our Legislature is pre-
pairing with which to squeeze our tax
payers still harder for grease TO keep
the machine going?
Fifth-How much lower in the scale
must our State 90 before the mantel Of
shame shall cover the faces of our
State officials and they shall let 90
their grip on governmet plunder?
Sixth-Was any State officer OF Ne
vada ever known to blush at any
thing2
Answers TO the above quries will be
anxiously looked for by six thousand
people OF Washoe county. ii. III. b.
Reno, FEBRUARY "a, 1891.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
NOTICE
I'm the Distrief Court Of the state
OfNevada. Eureka County.
In the Matter of the Estate of wiiIism
Halse, deceased.

1T APPEARING To THE JUDGE OF SAID
III Court, by the petition this day presented
and filed by John o. Jones. the Executor OF the
estate Of William Halse. deceased. praying for
an order Of sale Of real estate. that it is nee
essary to sell the whole or some portion Of the
real estate to pay the debts outstanding against
the deceased, and the debts, expenses and
charges Of ADMINISTRATION
1t Is therefore ordered by the Judge of said
Court that all persons interested in the estate OF
said deceased. appesr before tie said District
Court of the State of Nevada, in and for the
county Of Eureka, on Monday, the 18th day OF
Jarnary, 1891, At 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, at
the Courtroom of said Court. in the to~S ard
county OF Eureka, to show Cause why an ords
should not be granted to the said Exec >.or.s
sell SO much Of the real estate of the said de-
ceased as shall be necessary.
And that copy of this order be published al
least four successive weeks IN the Eureka
Weekly SENTINEL, newspaper printed ard
published In said county
A. L. FIrZGERALD, District Judge.
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Eastern Comments ON the Mitchell.
LABIanche Tight.

New YORK, Feb. 23.-The World
prints the following from Boston !;
The fight between Mitchell and La
Blanche at the California Athletic
CLUB on Friday night was one OF the
biggest fakes ever perpetrated on any
club. There is positive evidence that the
Marine took his Knockout in accord
anee with an agreement with Colo
RADIO sport. On February IL the Ma
rine wrote the Colorado man from
Rossville, Saucalito county, CAL, the
following letter: Bet all you can on
Mitchell, and on February 20 tele-
graph me at the Grand Hotel, San
Francisco, this way: Il have so much
money on the fight, and 1 will under
stand it,"
This fact leaked out in this city and
several persons knew on Tuesday that
the match would not be on the level,
and they got several bets by giving
odds OF $3.50 TO $40 on Mitchell.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
An Exciting Game

Idaho-Well, I'll raise you a silver
mine.
Nebraska-I'll call you. What you
got?
Idaho-Three Senators. I'll take
the pot.
Nebraska-Hold on there. Three
Senators amt good.
Idaho-What you got?
Nebraska-Three Governors.
Idaho-Take it. Three Governors
lays over me.-Minneapolis Journal.
Nevada-Hold on there I'm in that
pot. I've got a railroad boss and two
lobbyists who run the Legislature and
State Government.
Everybody-Rake her down
Chronicle.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
Our Jury system.

Doctor-You are much improved,
but you must avoid all mental exer-
ton whatever for the next six months.
Patient-But, doctor, have got to
do something to make a living.
Have you any acquaintance with
any court officials ?"
Yes, l know several" :"
"Well, you get them to put you on
the jury in court OF general sessions
until you have recovered your mental
faculties. l always recommend jury
duty to my patients when they are
feeble minded"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
I'm the District COurt of the State
of Nevada, Eureks. County.
In the Matter of the Estate of II. L. Smith.
Deceased.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Executor of the last will and
testament of of II. L. smith, deceased, to the
Creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit them with
the necessary vouchers within ten months sitter
the first publication of this notice to the said
Executor at his residence in the town OF Reno.
Washoe county. Nevads, or to R. NJ. Beatty,
attorney OF said Executor, ct his office, in the
Foley -Rickard Block, in the town and county
81 Eureka, Nevada. GEORGE TAsSELL.
Executor of the Last Will and Testament of II
l.. Smith. Deceased.
X. Il. BEATTY, Attorney for xeeutor.
DATED Eureka, New, Dee. l, 1890.
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NOTICE..
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, F,

EUREKA, New. Dec. ~. 1890. I
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following named settler has hled notice
Of his intention to make final proof in support
OF his claim. and that said proof will be n ade
before the Register and Receiver. U: 8. Land
Once, at Eureka, Nevada, on February 7, 1890,
viz; James McDougeli for the N y of Sc Y
sec. S4, and w y OF sw L sec. 35, TIP. a N, Of
r IS E., NJ. ID. NJ.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon. and cultivation
Of, said land. viz:
Luther Clarke Of Eureka. Nevada; Julius
hinoletti, Of Gold Creek. Nevada; Henry Ha-
gar Of Eureka, Nevada; Walter s. Long of
Eureka. Nevada. J. p. DUNKLE, Register.
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NOTICE.
In the District Court of the state
of Nevada, Eureka County.
In the matter of the Estate of VIM. Hslse

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersignsd. executor of the estate Of
William Hslse. deceased, to the creditors and
all persons having claims against the said de-
ceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within 60 days after the first publica-
tion of this notice to said executor at the ofice
Of Rives Judge in Eureka. Nevada.
JOHN o. JONES,
Executor of the Estate of William Halse. de-
ceased. nz
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07

In Russia they make brandy by the
grace of God, therefore it is not to be
wondered that the people pour it down
for the love OF God. On January 10 a
great brandy distillery was opened
near Kazan, on the borders Of the
Volga. with services conducted by the
clergy of that locality.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1891-03-07
she was Always at Home TO Him,

a. know l ought not to grieve for
my husband" said the young, rich
and beautiful widow to gentleman
caller. 81 ought not to grieve fol
him, for he is better off,"
81 doubt that" said the caller.
What do you mean, sirP Don't
you think my husband was a good
MANI"
eff he was the best man in the
world and entitled to the fullest meas.
ure Of happiness ever conferred upon
human excellence l don't think he
could be any better off than as the
husband OF such charming wife,"
She is always at home when he
calls.-Cape Cod Item.