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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1892-10-08

tuary laws which undeniably interfere with such
habits and customs of our people as are not of.
fenslve to a Just and moral sense, and are not
| inconsistent with good citizenship and public
| welfare. The same principle requires that the
| line between subjects which are properly within
governmental control and those which are more
tittingly left to parental regulation. should be
| carefully kept in view. An enforced education,
wisely deemed a proper preparation for citizen
| wholesome parental authority, nor do violence
| to the household conscience. Paternalism in
| the government finds no approval in the creed
of tho democracy. 1t is system of misrule
whether it is manifested in authorized gifts, or
| uuwarranted control of personal and family
affairs.
| most prominent of our national characteristics,
prompts us to welcome the worthy and indus
trious of all lands, to homes and citizenship
among US. This hospitable sentiment is not vio-
lated, however, by careful and reasonable regu-
lations for the protection of public health, nor
does it justify the reception of emigrants who
have no appreciation of our institutions and
whose presence among US IL a menace to peace
and good order.
The importance of the construction of the
Nicaragua ship canal as means of promoting
commerce between our states and foreign coun-
tries, and also as a contribution by Americans
to enterprises which advance the interests of the
world of civilization, should commend the pro-
ject to governmental approval and endorsement.
Both their material interests and national
pride and honor are involved in the success of
the Columbian exposition, and they will not be
inclined to condone any n eject of effort on the
part of their government To misuse the grandeur
of this event-a fitting exhibit of American
growth and greatness ard splendid demonstra-
ton of American patriotism.
Though much is left unwritten, my record as
public servant leaves NO excuse for misunder-
standing my belief and position on questions
which are now presented to the voters of the
land for their decision. Called for the third
time to represent the party of my choice in the
contest tor the supremacy of the democratic
principles, my grateful appreciation of its CONT
dence less than ever etfaces ths 0'enn sense of
my responsibility.
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@QetQuo XuGo.

@aetdro Hn1o.
Das Columbus @onulnent.
16enft baben. Dieles 2unltperf, bas
bon Dem befannten Meiftcr Der Bilo<
bauerfuuit, benz jett 57idbrisen Sac,
tano 9fnllo in Gom aus9efibrt ult6
auf benz TransportI9iff r@ari9liano"
Der f0nisliden Marite beriiber9ehra6t
murbe, felt ben fiibnen gerneicn In
Der 9ra9t ieiner 3eit bar, ben BGd
felt in sic Serne scridtet, offs oh er
Musldau balte mad Dem SarSe, bus
bort am 6ori3ont lid 5eigen muB. Sn
lpeiGcm Marmor BON @arrara erbebt
fib Die prdd)tig anfsefaBte 6isir bis gu
IA SUB 96be auf eiller idlanfen. nit
bron3enen Sdifsidnabeln ornamcntirs
ten Saule ans Bouenosranit, Die ibrer,
ieitS aitf elmer 8olis aus Dem glcifen
@eitein rabt. gu beiOen Seiten ocs
@runoblodS befiuoen li6 Bron3erefief8,
wellbe Die SSene, no Die Seefabrer Sus
erft bas 2anD erblifen itno bic eieclt,
lide 2anoung oaritellell. Gm 6ube rer
Sdule iist cine peiBe Mfarmorgeltalt
bon ettua 10 SUP 90be: Der @enius Der
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pie Gntoedatmg %sAmeriRas mmo
Ole Sn0em.

Das sonooiter rSelpiib @bronicle"
l6reibt vGie 4o0jabri9e Subelfeier
Der Gntbedung amcrifas ourd) Golune
bus lit alld) fir sic Sitben ntdt obne
Snterelle. Nls eollmbus leinen Pla1t,
auf Der meltlihen Jabrt mad Slloien 81
ieseln, porlc9te uno auf oieie Wciie
Mmerifa entoeete, ibergab &0niS So.
banr BON %ortugat cen Slau bcni iiibi.
f9en aitroRorucn Seiepb Secinbo, Der
feline ber;life Yiliigll9 oes 0orbabenS
ausiprad. 3aa ssantiide Iftrolabiunl,
pel6es Soiepb sstinDo crfunoen bate.
tru9 uiel si Dem Grfol9e Der 9aeiien BON
Columbus uno &asco DC @an1a bel.
@s ut %bffeult, baB Columbus spei
Su0en, meiIt asa) aetauite, mitnabrt,
hanit ielsl6cn nit oeii @ttgebprener
9cbraildl iprcd)cu Elbd)ten, ba mar
glaubte. osB oirje Sprade Ser Welts
lprahe all naditen fdme. Oft 1T auf
bas 3uiammentreiicn bingemieien lpor'
ben, oaB in oelHlelben Sabre, 1892, in
Incident Nmerifa entoedt wurbe, bte
Suoen aus Spanien uertrieben muir
ben. Inter oielen llmltdnoen mub Die
9ta6ri9t, Dap iiG auf Der Wiaoriber
@uSitellnns bon ll%rfuuocr, Die lid) auf
Columbus nrb Die @ntoeGun9 Mmeris
faS besiebe1t, atd) piele S1riftitiide
iiber Die alten jiioiiden 8empbucr Spa,
MEMS befirlben, Die Sreunbc Der jiihilden
@el6idte interelIiren.
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0eferrei6.

8ien. Der 9aroinal Slrltz@r,.
bii6of Or. @ruf6a, alien tednifhet,
6ortl6rittcn freutbli9 e%eltnmt, hat auf
Sorl6la9 oes 8erfpalterS 6oitltie ae,
nebmigt, baB Der GerImd 9emladt
meroe, Die Stepbansfirde elettriid 3u
belea6tea !; BON benz Grfolse oes Ser.
lnbes iptrb. eS abbdngen, Oh bic elef,
trtl9e 8eleu6tuns bauernb einsefibrt
meroen fann. gorerit tperoen Sic bret
Shiffe Der Stride onrd sp0lf 8ugen'
lampen er9ellt merben. Ole Sirr1a
Sier1ers & 9alsfe itellt @trom utb
@inri6tung u~nentgeltlt1 gum Gerlu9e
bel. = Die @emeinbe Wien bat Dor
&ursem 10000 &ilosramm &arboi.
iaure CUR Distinction Der 9aufef' atb
&andle beitellt.
Stume. Ole bieiise Gi1ausbe10rbs
lit sro6er MtiBbrdu9en a1f Bic Spur
gefommer. Gle bat erboben, bab Der
Weinbanbler 8uri6 NIT Der 3oube,
siiuittsuns fir italienilde @eine sroBe
Quantitdten tiirfii1e @eine BET Der
Mautb bur6ge16muggelt bat, mofir
Burt1 cine @elbitrafe BON 1000 Sui
6en 5u be5ablen batte. Ser BON Dem
Safe t%ele9rapbil6 peritdnbiste Sinan,s
mt1iiter bat einen be%lonberen 8epoll.
md9ti9ten sur nnteriu6ung Ser Mrses
lesenbeit nod Stume entlenbet.
m a itetten. Der bielige
Miiblenbeliber, tpelher Dor eiltsen Wtos
raten Die @ittipe leines @orsdn9ers
gebeiratbet bate, iu6te fir einen bel
linn arbeitenbeu Iil6ler ans elmer 2aoe
cine i3ange beraus. Sci bteler Sc
leserlbeit ltieB er arf eineu Repolper
Der benz friiberen Seliter gebOrt bate.
@r, Der nien1alS TN 9eben einen Nepol>
Der in Der Satlo 9ebabt bate, bantirte
nun einige s3eit on Der Waffe berum.
YlDtlib aber entluo fi9 Der Reoolper
uno oas 8rojeftil brang Der 3ebniabs
rigen Stiefto9ter bes Miilers obere
balb bes Nu9es In ben &opf, 10 bab
oaS Wtao6en t0otlid perlett %5ulammens
itiir5te uno nad wenigen Stunbeu ben
@eiit aufsab.
@rottau. 9ier erlta9 ser Slei>
i4ermeifter 361tig feline bilbIh6ne 16s
jabri9e gti6te aus @iferluft. ST lelbit
fdliste li6 alsbann nit eillem Sletl9er,
Meller ben Vaud1 auf.
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Bremen tit febr bequem fur &etienbe selesen uuh
sen Sremen aus farm man tn febr turser Set
1ainmt!t&e Stdbte Deuti&lanbs, Deferret&s unb Ser
Seuti@en aIopb fnb NIT beionberer observation-disclosures
ger 3tuti%enoedszS akastere rnb twetter Gaihte. Hafs
la8tere aebant, baben bobe 0erbede, rprth8lt4e Sen.
ttlattDn unb etne au8aeaefhnete NernHe umun. -
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aMuaifd1e @isrtel

III Der ipunoerbarie Salisman Ger @eIt;
Ct i1ert feinem BefiBer ipirfIid] unihdbbars
8ortbeiIe Slid nrD Grfolg in 6e19aften,
Qotterie uns allen nnterneDrnMngen iber.
boust, Gdub Dor Sranebeiten Ino I'm
glafsfdaen, fotpis aaieitioe 6reunof9aft,
2iebe iino Idtuna.
Oteie Masif6en @arteI tourben aaerF
bon Erau Gabtre's l1rgrobmutter, Der
neItberibmten Mae. 2enormanb in YariS
anseferti9t unD BON ibr itammt oas &c.
heimnib Der Nnfertieitng oerielben unD
Mternano auber Grau 9abine fann oieieI.
ben anferti9en ober D~erfaufen.
Sur Die 5abaoien @uroerfuren, fotpie
tonffisen tulnoerbaren Werfe, Die Sran
6abine pollbradt bat. beiibt tie cine arox
InsabI BON be5bporenen 8eugni1en, Seren
Gppieen In ibrem 12>feitigen ilIuifrirtey
Circular entbalten fino. Gieies @ircular
b~etitelt: THE Peoples Friend, neldsi
IN Dentfder u,b eneIif9er Sprahs fur
Ssnts fret perfanoi ipifD, enibait aud not
ttne Gn3abl BON lobeaoen Gmpfeblunger
bic ibr BON beoeatennen 8eituneen gesebf
MURDER, iotuie cine iIuitrirte @eibt1te BE-
B~abrfagefanit DOH 1000 Sabren Dor gbri9
Gsburt bis sur 5ebt3eit.
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Gin snbn Der sriinem Snlrl Cor.
lailO) befano lih beraits inter Der
Wiannihaft, eie Columbus auf leiner
eritcn Sabrt mitnabm.
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sdneQ 9ampfer Ta6rt.
8mr5ee Seeretie
apiiden -
Bremen ltn0 New York.

Die %beriibmten ed,nelsampfer
Spree, 9apel, 2abn, Srape,
saale, Maer, @ioer, Gus, Werra,
Salba, Glbe, aaiier @ilbelm II.
@onnabenbs urb 9ienaaes BON
Bremen.
Sonnabenbs unb Sientags bon
Stem Dorf.
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sine Miaiou eSreuns..

rGin Trsunt In Der Rrtb 1T elm tyirfltdsr Nreunb ~
Riot meniser ala cine WiiuipR 2eute baben Iosb eineu
Treunb In Or. Gta9S Neuer Grfinhnng aesen Grfdls
lana. Suffen unb g6pineiu6t4 s~efunben. Weun Gle
biele srobartiae 9ufensM ebicln nod ME sebraunt bas
ben, 6ann fclten Gle HA onrh eineu 9erIud1 papcn
iber,suaen, bob htefelbe munberbare gBtrtunaen bel
Der Seiinng ron allen Gals, S'ruits unb eunssnbes
Shtrerben ersielt. Wpn ieper SIafhe Nib sardntirt,
has bas aRtttel Gles I%eiitet, mas BON tom per}prrten
rtrb, prer bab has @eih 3uriderfattet pirb. Nrpbes
Nlaihen fret Sci Der n5an antcnic Drds g. Grrbe
Maiden su so Gerts nnb $I.00.
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Netp yorgs gofmm6its 2aonn-
tnenf.
Gin Geidenf i'll @merifa einseiuannertes
Staiiener.

Sim II. Sftober, bic1es Sabres pirb
inter anberen 8eitlidfeiten aud bic
feierlibe Gtttbiilurts Der Columbus
ftatue itattfinoen, lpelde Die in ben Ser.
9taateil, III Canada, Mterifo urS @er>
tral : Gmerifa lebenoen Staliener als
@brengabe ibrem Mboptippaterlanbe
uuo ipesiell Der StaOt Stem Yort &C..
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OELRIOHS & co..

B0iplt11g greet, J3eD VDrt.
.. s.. Peters, @aIseHon, G.sas, General . useni
fur ben Shben.
p: 8. gsuns. 9. @rtefenbed, Suso & e4melser
nno .. .. MaeNamara, Nsenten fur San Nntontp.
i. Munse y Co., Nsenten fur Guerp.
Y: Mufet, dsent fur S4nienburs.
Msfe @apbael, Ngent fur 9oufpn.
SleraensS = Saaf unb Grnft S@erT, Asenten FIT
!. @Stther, aeent far Wetmar, 1eSas.
e. q. Sasler & Co., Nsenten fhr Baarop,
Bresmann & S&ulse, Sbtner, Gesas.
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Die Signr oes Columbus.

Geographic. uelder iih in iinneuoer
6altnng leidt iiber eiuen @lobuS BOT.
beugt. Gngliide uaO italicuiide 9ns
ibriften an BEN Monumclt erfldren
oelien 3ped uno 9ebcutuHs. Die Sc.
iammtb0be bes DenfmalS, bfiien Sun,
baulent gratis BON italirniiden Nrbei,
tern inter yeitnng cines italicnilfen
S~ngenieurs IN Slciu yorf sclcgt lpurbe,
betrdgt Is 6uB. an@ bic i'll Dem Sun.
Samelt notbiseu Watefialicm licicrte
cine a~ontraftoren : 6irma 9ieip DorfS
fret.
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sI35. 4 GREAT SACRIFICE!

lady will sell for sl35 the very han,lsonie last
rafting road and family MARI sister WiEkss, by
kins Wilkes, age . weight 1850, rich es'lors per.
-, r,t safs an LADIES' 10 harness aad ride or
.o,..Is 1. miles an hour. fratted three beats
mai spriug in u, a, ri can do 20 Row or no
s.Je must be seen he appreciated; viii wssraaf
her ,ound Kind and gentle IL every pafsisAlar
ar.Y "a parties who wilt TAKE her away from fhs
80 auf give her good hsns. peoPie have -aad
,ha wilkes stock have great entiarahse sof ia-i
t,,,,,jnsr and she oagisf to 20 very fast Call IT
~ ,,s.l.uce over booking Dorchester Bay at ss-
I,areI,sstpr Avenue sear Victoria cfFers
nnrrtse.ter Avenue blue cars from Franklin 4
II ssi,ing,on Streets pass the door Boston. Mass
sc,.-.dfw
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Those in attendance upon the snHsia,
r. NJ. meeting at w. c. T. T., head
quarters Yesterday, were rewarded br al
object lesson Of which other Temperance
workers win be giad to learn These gospel
temperance meeting, under the leadership
Of Mrs. Farr, was organized about yea,
ago. They have been eontinued through
winters cohi and summers heat with vary.
ing attendance. Recently an assistant fsr
portunity for house to house. visiting es.
p-cialiy TO those families in which the nee
Of Iiquor prevails. As result Of her labor
there was present Al this meeting yesterday
a man Who spoke with mnch intensity and
determination. He spoke ~ ore anaeus-
toned to such meetings. but we'll aeqnain-
ted with the saloon and dram shop. In ini-
pressive language be described the changes
which had come 70 bim during the past
week. His custom has been TO dispense
with breakfast, taking two drinks instead.
4 recent injury had prevented the accns-
tones, beverage, friendly neighbors had raj
lied about him, temperance workers had
come to his assistance, and before the as
sembled company he pronounced himself
changed man; changed by the grace oil
Of God. through the influence Of Christian
men and women. The long pauses between
sentences, the tear-tiimmed eyes and evil
dent emotion 80 impressed the listeners that
many hearts we're touched. The faithful
sorkers in temperance lines felt that they
were seeing the reward Of their Iabors, anJ
the lookers-on felt Ike saying. God bless
the work Of the Womans Christian Tenn
perance Union" And God hasten the day
xhen the need Of such work shall he far
less than at present Az oBsgEvER-
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Unity Club Meeting.

nity Club will meet for an isabella
Evening ut the Unitarian church parlors
on Monday evening. Oct. 24sh. at 30
O'Clock The programme will include the
following parts
Essay. Isabella the Catholic"
Miss Alice Reynolds
Readings odd spanish Ballads,
a. The Flight from t,Fanada"
40 "Dcath ~ Don Alonzo Of Aguilar,'
~ "lMmeuiation for Celin,
Mr. Frank Partridge
Essay, Literature and Lrarning Of the Period
Mrs l., u. Carver
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AUGUSTA DAY

w edne ssiay Oct. 10. Pare from Augusta.
IiHltoselI, Gardiner, sl.3O. Soufh
Gardiner. $40, Richmond. Si.IO, In
Guiding admission TO the hall.-Port
land, Woodford's, westbrook. West Faimoali
and Cumberland, -Ijo, 4rmouth, -l.l5; Free
port ~ 10 and brunswick 20, to bath and
return. Reserved Seat, un .ale at the station
ocIastIW
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OC~ AAV0
Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in
it, action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gista Amy reliable druggist who
may not have it On hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA re syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. cAt.
LOUISVILLE. N. NEW YORK. NJ
r,,ytxdSy
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TD PROVE S GsE a nA5Ha f.

GA and after October !, ls9i, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good you can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pspsia, Headache. Sour stomach, heartburn.
kidney Complaint. Neuralgia, distress after
eating, Faipitation of the Heart, Cole, Nel
yousness, Loss OF sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity Of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach, Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why viii it cure? Be-
cansc 1t is Relaxing, Purifying, Soothing.
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morpha. 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and 1t is far superior
TO Castor Oil and all other preparations.
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. Nome genuine unless bearing our
trademark, the Beaver
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If anyone may desire TO see the two pref
tiest kittens in The county they are TO be
found in the office Of II IL. Bachelor at
his carriage ware house East Side They
are coon kittens but are pure white, look
ing ike balls of cotton freshly picked
Their eyes are heavenly blue. that are
brilliant and look as if done in water colors
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One of our Augusta merchants who ear
res on very large business, speaking OF
the impending Presidential election said ;''l
never allow political prejudices to enter
into NV business from which | get my liv-
ing, but | rercntiy gave an order for a
large bill Of goods to he delivered mex
spring and in that order retained the RICH
10 cancel it before Nov. 18th. | say to yor
that II the Democrats carry this election
| shall cancel that order. Why: Becaus,
| shall feel as other business men all over
the country 10 that in case Cleveland is
elected a change in our tariff will be I'M
pending aud feeling of uncertainty vii
stagnate business
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All old members and the friends of tn
club are cordially invited.
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\ CLIyER CREATION

In Oliver Byron's new play, The Plan
ger, Miss Kate Byron plays part which
has not been seen on the stage in thls
country in many years-Tbe Widow Glover
II is a finely draw n character of the wealth,
irish atistocracy, and Miss Byr impart.
TO IL many delicate touches of patho- ,pients
of refined comedy and bright, sparkling
huraor, such as has not been witnessed since
the days when Miss Annie Croise and Mis-
Laura keene made such lasting impressions
in the similar parts of Miss pLeary.
Miss Byron, Interpretation has nothing in
il of the ordinary portrayal of the Bridgets
or Betsys, and it never descend- to burles-
que. II represents the Dublin lady not
the ignorant servant. II is new creation
and fills void which has of recent year,
existed on the American stage.
Byron the Plunger' will be put on at
the Opera House next Tuesday evening.
HANDS A'EoSs fnE SEA.
Hands Across the Sea, the great Eng
fish melodrama, with special carload OF
scenery, will lee the attraction at the An-
gu.ta Opera House on Monday night next,
Oct. 3lst. The company is much stronger
and better than when last seen in this city
and Manager owen bcgs TO inform the
theatre going public that the entire carload
of scenery will be put on the stage for this
production. Among the Sell-known artists
in the caste are Nessrs. pierson, Parsons,
Hale. Richardson and Walton, aud Misses
Dsterman, Walton. Pierson and Reed. \
novel feature Will h. the deck of the great
steamship Australasia. The company APP
pear here for one night only.
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When Nature

Needs assistance i, may be best to render j,
promptly. but one should rememberto use
even the most perfect remedies only when
needed. The best and most simple and
gentle remedy is the Syrup of Figs. manu-
featured by the California Fig Syrup Co.
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Bert Yeaton was in the city Saturday
from Boston, where he is now stopping.
Mrs. Smith is visiting her sister Mrs. 7
q. Vickery, with whom she will spend tn,
winter.
Mr.. Wright of the firm of NI.-,t :
Blaekington aud his wife, returned Sata,
day from visit in Boston.
Rev. |. g. Ross leavas today for Liver
more Falls TO attend a convention of the
Augusta district EpN orth League of which
he is secretary,
The house on Bridge street belonging t,
the Frank IIamieu estate having been par
chased ~ . residence, the former occupant
Mr. J. +. Became. will reside ut - Pleasant
street
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Breton sEs %: Gran: s.u.s. .: s..i.s:
At THE ALAMEDA, BATH,

OCTOBER s5TH To egIH INCLUSIVE
In aid Of the Bath Public Library. 90 i,..iies
aid gentlemen III take part in dances OF all na
tons. Dir st-d and originated by Miss Ne l.
Eager Of New York. First time ia the State and
most magnificent production ever given here
Matinee every afternoon. Bewisehlng children,
dances. supper served al the English Iun in ia,
hall. Half rates on the VI, C. X. X. during tit,
W'-sk IT kirine-s.
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CHARLES ". MOWER.
TWO YEARS SUFFERED
AND At LAST WAS
CURE. BY Ih!!ta's syrup.
Charles W. Mower. Wholesale Meat Dealer,
East YassAlboro, Maine.

For twp years | suffered everything bus
death Headache. distress after eating,
At no time WAS [ free from pain. until
1 commenced to use Groder's botanic
meucei to gain. Ny head felt as though
the bandnge had been Ioosened, and tho
distress in nay stomach was less frequent.
Today L am "a well man, free from pain,
and can eat any kind Of food Mt any time
For two years | have been free from
Dyspepsia, 80 you see 1t is a permanent cure.
Tho curative power of this medicine is
truly phenomenal | recommend it for any
kind OF stomach trouble
CHARLES W. MOWER,
E2ss Nassalboro, Me.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-17
MISCFLIAN EOUS.

house door of said county. between the hours
of9 O'clock NJ and 10 O'Clock P. NJ. to-
wit. commencing tt ~ o'clock "A. NJ Of that
day. | will sell at public anetion for current
funds. to the bidder who will take the smallest
quantity OF real estate assessed 10 each per-
son heretofore mentioned. 10 satisfy the
taxes. penalty md costs hereon and that such
s.l. Is subject 10 ed.mption within xix
mouths after da e of sal- by ayment Of ali
thereon from date of sale until paid.
Il. II. WRIGHT.
Er-oficio Tax Receiver, Esmerslda county,
Nevada.
Hawthorne December l6. 1891.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1892-02-17
San Francisco Bell

Quartz mine Or vein. bearing gold and silver,
with surface ground six hundred feet in
width, situated in Black Mountain Mining
District, county of Esmcralda, and State OF
Nevada, and d, signatcd by the field notes and
official ps, on nlc in this ofice a. lot No.
Thirty eight. la Township S north, range
Thirty-two east OF baso and meridian. said
lot 80 being described as iollows, towit;
BEGINNING at pine post 3x4xi feet long. set
In Mound Of stone. marked Post No. l. tSS.
No 30, 4. r. Bell Mine, whence mineral mon
ument No. bears n 10 deg 35 min E. h,:8
feet distant. The northeast corner section
~, 4 wnship No. north, range ~ east, hears
IS deg Is min T.. 21ao feet distant. smiths
tunnel, go feet in length, bears 4s ,ies 80
min " 2a0 feet distant. Incline shaft Mol,
~ feet deep, bears s 68 deg 30 min W, iO6
feet distant Incline shaft No. ,. 63 feet deep,
bears s - deg w. 396 feet distant. Incline
shaft No >. e5 feet deep, bears 20 deg W $40
feet distant. Location Monument bears y
II deg so min h, 1o5 feet distant. Thence
First Courses 20 deg 50 min ". 800 feet 10
pine post 3x4x4 feet long, set in mound Of
stone. marked 3. K. l. L.. Uss. No. IS. Loca.
ton monument bears s IA deg 80 min Z, i0'
Get distant, and the notice Of location on
monument bears N o. deg 30 min ", 800 feet.
$50 feet 20 pine post 3x4x4 feet lon:, -, In
mound OF stone, marked Post No. :, s. r.
Bell mine, Uss. No. 81, Thence,
Second Course--N So deg 30 mia W, l.465
feet intersect section line between sections
IS and "a. T5 n, K Sc f, 800 feet TO pine
~ ~ Ny vi feef lopo ~ in mo of AT
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