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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-10
NOT A DEMOCRAT.

NAiiSS viz AmEO UcCdIilc du duNO-
cate of the Peoples Party it has
been accused of being an Anarch-
list, Mugwump, Democrat, and al
most everything except what it
really is. Our last issue contained
a rehashed editorial from the Den
yer Sun which ridiculed the argu-
ments of many eastern papers that
silver ought not to be worth $1.29
per ounce because the cost of pro-
ducing it was SO much less an
ounce than that figure. The article
was headed "Demonetize Gold"
and showed that it cost less to pro-
duce that metal than it does to pro-
duce silver, while the gold is con-
sidered about twenty times as valu-
able as the white metal. 1t merely
ridiculed the arguments of the east
ern anti-silver press in regard to
the cheap production of silver.
For the production of the article
the Enterprise dubs us Democrat.
God Forbid The TIMES is not dem
ocratic, neither is it republican, but
it will always be found fighting for
the party which it believes will best
serve the country, and that party
we now believe to be the Peoples
Party. We hold that the financial
questionable free and unlimited
coinage of silve-is paramount to
any question before the American
people to-day. The Republican
party demonetized silver, and for
twenty years it failed to right the
wrong, although it was plainly
pointed out, after the crime was
discovered, what the result would
be in the future. Twice have the
people of the land rebelled against
Republican gold-bug rule and put
a Democrat at the head of the gov
eminent, and each time they have
found that the change has been.
for the worse instead of the better.
False issues have been raised to OBJ
scure the real one-the money ques-
tion-and the Democrats and Re-
publicans alike have become the
tools of the monied men of this
country and England. Their prom
Uses have been broken year after
year, until it seems strange that
corporaPs guard of voters will try
and keep either of the old parties
in power.
Nevada has nothing to gain by
supporting any party that has for
twenty-four years shown itself Bit
terly opposed to her chief industry.
The Enterprise was jammed out of
existance a little over year ago
because it persisted in advocating
a party that was hostile to silver
while it pretended to be friendly
to free coinage. When the paper
started up few months ago it de-
clared that it was for free-coinage
first and party afterward, but from
the tone of its mutterings since it
appears that the Republican party
must be defended as any cost. AS
the sheet has not been run on
legitimate business basis for years
past, it is becoming apparent that
it is simply in the field on a specu-
lative proposition of there being a
Republican ticket in the field in
this State next Fall. The TINES
may be 'little rooster" but is al
ways willing to be thrown into the
pit against such dunghill argu-
ments as those made by the En-
terDrise.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-10
STATE OF NEVADA
COUNTY Of LYON
CHANGE OF LIFE

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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1894-02-10
NEW THIS WEEK.
Lyon County, Nevada.

The following BILLS were examined and allow
ed by the Board of County Commissioners at
its regular monthly meeting, held February
5th, 1854
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
H.iI "'RD.

Superintendai. ....l reports that
 there is but forty inches of water in
 the gatehouse al Paugh pond, and but fifteen inches over the new main which is about the same condition as q year ago. The water is falling at the rate of about two inches a week. and the
 supply is sufficient for two months, by
 which time he hopes that the fall rains
 will help to fill up the pond, if not, then
 the pump at Muddy river will be start cd up again. There is a great strain on
 the water from the profuse use of the sprinklers about town.
 Tn usualho liday hours will be ob-
 served at the postoffice on Monday from
 8 to 12 o'clock, and the lobby will be open from 6:30 to D. m. for the ac-
 commodation of lock-box holders. The Wallingfords have cancelled the game with the New Britains for Mon day afternoon, and instead will play the Edgewoods in New Haven. This after
 noon the team will play in Milford The members of the band and the L. R. K. P. came stringing along home from Washington yesterday on different trains. The rest will show up to-day
 The banks, factories and many of the stores will be closed on Monday. Mrs. c. w. Hull and daughter Bessie are home from Block Island Superintendent D. R. Knight of the
 high school arrived here yesterday | morning from his vacation at home. The case of the Consolidated Rail-
 road company against John Shields for
 freight bill, which owing to mis-
 take Shields only paid part, will come
 up before Justice z. P. Beach this morn- inG. .-
 A marriage license has been issued to Calixte Be.iveau and Mrs Jennie Brouil- lette.
 The Ramblers Cycle club has elected
 as officers w. l.. Ingraham as president,
 John Clulee first vice president r. w.
 Talbot second vice president, C. F. Lane financial secretary M. B. Saunders re- cording secretary H. L. Hirons treas
 urer, J. R. Cottrill captain, A. Y. Lane first lieutenant, Clifford Smith second lieutenant.
 R. Wallace & Sons works will run on Monday.
 The democratic caucus will be held
 Thursday evening in the town hall.
 H. E. Biggins was thrown out of his
 carriage yesterday by a collision with
 another team, but escaped serious in- jury.
 Miss Edith Turner has accepted po- sition as teacher in the primary depart ment at the high school
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
FAIR HAVEN.

| Mrs. Betsy Whedon died at her home on Center street yesterday after long illness at the age of about seventy-five years. She was a native of Clinton, where a brother resides. Mrs. Whedon was the widow of the late Charles whedon, a ship rigger, who worked on many of the Fair Haven built vessels He died about twenty-five years ago. She had been for many years a com ,nunicant of St. James Episcopal church.
 Rev. Dr. Sage, who has returned from his vacation, will preach Ill me Grand avenue Baptist church to-moF- row He will preach in the morning on "Begrnirg the New Year V ith Christ" and the topic in the evening will be "Out Working From 1nwrought Power" t. William A. Waterbury. superintend- ent of the Shore Line road, will leave next week for Canada on vacation. Owing to close application to business he is in poor health.
 Misses Lizzie and Ella Doyle of Ferry street gave a reception to a few Of their friends Thursday evening. Bishop Tierney has offered to pay for the completion of the studies Of John F.. Kent of 376 Blatchlcy avenue, at Genoa. Italy. Kent is fitting for the priesthood
 William Morgan and his daughter, Miss Bessie k Morgan. are visiting MT. and Mrs. William $. Rowe of s5 Clinton avenue Miss Morgan is kin dergarten teacher in Florence. Mass.
 Mr, and Mrs. Willet Hemingway, Mir. and Mrs. William Hemingway and Mrs Henry Hale and daughter leave to-day for Block Island.
 J. J. Wilmott is i'll with nalarial Fever.
 George 4. LiNsley, democratic regis trar in the Fourteenth ward. is suffer- ing from inflammatory rheuma tism and he gets around with the help of cane.
 William \. Meckle of the annex was one of the ticker takers at the butchers barbecue held at Savin Rock.
 George ,Duver who went to Southern California last fall to visit friends. has returned. At Los Angeles he met Justin Rowe, formerly in business here. o. ". Bennett will soon open a iewelry store in Conways building on Grand avenue in the store formerly occupied by James Connors for a paint store.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry Barnes of Hous- ton street are visiting at Port Jefferson, L.
 Miss Carrie M Chapman. the kinder garten teacher. and her mother, Mrs. Mary E. Chapman, have returned from vacation visit to Greenwich, Mass. The family of J. P. B. Ricketts have returned from Greenwich, Mass.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
Grand Opern iiouse,

Lost In New York" drew another large house at the Grand opera house last night There will bc matinee to- day,as well as the evening performance. The river of real water. with real steam boat running on it at full speed. works the audience up 10 great pitch of eX- citcment. and was received with vocif- erous applause. The company Is d good one and evenly balanced.
 Few more popular dramatic nrgani2a- tions visit the city than Enic Ellsler and her excellent company. which ap- pears three nights commencing Monday. September B. Mss i:isor is loo well known 10 us at this time to discuss her merits as an actress. She has on many occasions demonstrated her just title to the highest dramatic honors. Doris" will be given al both matinee and evening performance Monday. also on Tuesday, and the old favorite. Hazel Kirke." Wednesday matinee and evening.
 Hoyt's "A Bunch of Keys" will be presented on Thursday evening for one night only.
 Morrison's magnificent production Of Faust will be present Friday and Saturday evenings and at the Satur- day matinee. The famous Brocken scene will be presented in act 1.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
ESrERTdISMESTs.
IIypeFion.

The opening attraction will he Prim- rose and Vests big minstrels who will give one performance only. Monday eve. hing. Labor day, Sale nt seats is now open. Their glorious seventy forty white and thirty eolored. artists. in n mastadonie spectacular production of minstreisy in the past and present is unsurpassed,
 Shiek Hadj Tahar and his troupe Of Redouin Arabs will hc seen on horse back in the Primrose and West parade Monday noon. This if the celebrated troupe that toured Europe with Buffalo Bill.
 Richard IT," presented by John w. kcenc and his fne supporting company. will be presented on Wednesday next. September 5,
 Hoyt'S "A Temperance Town" will he the attraction on Saturday evening. Sep tember s.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
Poll's Wonderland Theater.

Many of the amusement lovers of New Haven will welcome the announcement that Polls Wonderland will open again next Monday afternoon. During the time 1t has been closed radical changes have been made in this pretty theater and it is now one of the handsomest and most comfortable theaters in the country. Everything that could add 10 its attractiveness and the comfort and enjoyment of the patrons has been done regardless of expense. The policy of the house will be the same as last season. A continuous performance will be given every afternoon and evening from ] 80 to 5:30 and from to II. The opening bill is d strong one and will introduce number of first class ar tists that have never been seen here before. The admission will remain the same as last season. and ladies in the afternoon will still ba admitted to the best seats for ten cen:s.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01

Mr, William ", Thompson of Morris Cove. whose critical Illness with ty- phoid fever was spoken of yesterday, died last evening, He was the only son of Mir and Mrs. Asahel II. Thompson of the Cove, His father Is supcrin- tendcnt of Fort Hale and Fort Wooster parks. The d"ccascd as an cstimablc young man. whose death will be de- plorcd by tho large circle of friends of the bcrcavcd family. Ills age was twenty and six months. The funeral occurs io-mOrrow.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
0dlants.

 One Cent a Word each insertion, five cents Word for full Week, seven times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
ENTERTAINED RY MR. WHITNEY
Board of Education at the Ansantawe Club MT. Whitehead of Bristol. R. |" Ar pointed Instructor In woodwork-mr. Finch of This City Assistant Instructor.

Finch of This City Assistant Instructor. The members of the board of educa. ton were the guests Of Mir. Eli Whit ney. jr.. at the Ansantcwae club. Savin Rock last evening They sat down to dinner at o'clock, and afterwards n short meeting was held at which the following was transacted:
 MT Oscar Whitehead of Bristol. R, l.. was appointed instructor m wood work In the Boardman Manual Training school at a salary of Si.l0o per annum, Mir Edwin A. Finch, pattern maker al r. [. X A. L. Rowland company's ma chine shop on Chapel street, and wor- shlpful master of Hiram lodge No. l, F. and A. M.. was appointed assistant instructor in woodwork in the Board- man Manual Training school al a sala- ly of $1. 900 per annum, Miss Emma Cook of this city was ap- pointed teacher In the Fair street school kindergarten al a salary of s4j0 per an mum.
 Miss Eleanor F.. Cutler of New Haven was appointed to lill the position of teacher of English in the high school In place of Miss Adams at salary of S150 per annum
 Miss Cutler Is tho daughter of Evarts Cutler. the picture dealer on Chapel street. She has taught in Miss Cady's school.
 All tho members ot tho board were presen; except Mir. Betts. who Is in Rochester, N. r.. for few days.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
NAMED.

\ tTINE, genteel young man in every town "A, m Connecticut in sell new patent house. hold hrtiulri mnhnunly and fast seller, Send for cifculnr. r, \. GOLDSMITH x co,
 sI II lH Broadway, N Y.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
WANTED,
WANTED.

4 alto for NJ. PadIs chorus choir, "A siat Address BOX s5d, City.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
DIED OF CHOLERA M0RBUs.
Sudden and Fatal Illness of Roscoe s. Roaf.
 Well known Painter.

Roscoe s Roaf house painter, aged thirty-slX years. who lives with relatives at No. 1T Lines street. died at his home Thursday night of cholera morbus, He was attended by Dr, E. l., Lambert Through some misunderstanding Med ienl Examiner White was notified of the case as being q sudden death, On inves- tigation Dr. White found that Mir. Raof had been III two days nnG was attend cd by two regular physicians. so he took no action.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
si.Q0 per Gallon, 25c per bottle.

JUST A WORD MORE-A word to the
 wise, etc.
 A trust is being formed in California for the purpose of controlling the sale of ar wines made in California. It may at this time he complete. Is it likely to REDUCE the PRICE of wines made in that State If not,---. "Liebotschancr" we control here, $1.O0 per dozen.
 California Claret, qts per doz s2.50. J0MMS0M & BROTHER,
 State and Court Streets.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
ltIurcs Disease,

Dr. David Kcnncdys Favoritc Remedy has been wonderfully successful in curing per- sons suffering from inflammation of the kid ncys. catarrh of ihc bladder. enlargement of the prostate gland, and, in fact, every ailment of urinary nature has yielded 10 this great medicine
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01

4 SiTt ATlON io do general housawork it "A private fHmiN. Applyat
 sl t' @sh WOOSTER STREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
Band Concert,

The following is the program for the
 band concert at. the central green this
 afternoon at o'clock:
 Interlude. Star Spangled Banner
 March-The Corcoran Cadets :. l. .Sousa Overtpre-Martha ...... Flotow
 Song and Dance-Four Little Curley Headed Coons .,............. Wheeler Waltz-symposia, ........ Bendix
 Pdtpourri-A Night in Berlin. ...... .......... ..........t.......... Hartman
 The Coonville Serenaders.. ..... Gaston FGaiop-Fire :. ..-.~--&-....... .Laurendea
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01

\ SITUATION Iy swedish girl in q pri. . \ Vata family, waiting and cham herwhTh
 sl lt' Call Ht aiD FRANKLIN s fREET.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
Old French Brandy.
Old Whistles.
California Wines.

We offer large stock of these wines, which are nearly four years old. They are PURE, CLEAR, good wines. We believe they are much better than any California Wines offered for sale here.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-09-01
DEATHS,

bALDwlS-in this city. Friday. August 3lst, |, ., Gafweod M. Baldwin, aged 70 years, mos. Funeral at his late residence, No. ss W0allty avenue. on Monday al 2 D, m, Relatives and friends invited to attend without fur thef notice, Is koAf-in this city. August slsi, Roscoe s.
 Roat. aged 3B years.
 Funeral from No. ii Lines street Saturday, september ist, at m, Friends inviloi. THDMPsON-At Morris Cove, August dlst, William ". Thompson oniy son oI !Asahel years, b manthE,
 Funeral scryicts will be hold at his isic resi. denee, Morris Cove. on sunday afternoon af so'ciock. Relatives and friends Of the hn- fly arc invited n atteni.
, 1894-04-19
Union versus IlihtzlInion.

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Der @ronc'i6en Tabrif IN Subj Str. Sci
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haben. &icbter 9oDIe miro BEN Sal
mOrgen enti6etben unb itelte Sen Meiierz
beIoen bis oabtn inter $500 uno ben Qln=
beren unter 5000 8~ireicbaft.
, 1894-04-19
Cine panif ~ab9ewenoet.
Grf6redte Kinoer in Ger Giltonibule u1o
cine eionnene Sehrertr.

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Otert oue &nerfennun9 fir bic Settles
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ctnem QiI8cnblife bo99raOiger Grrcgun8
tbrer Sdbiler bepics.
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men 9%Obepunft erreic9t bate, ipurbcn Die
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, 1894-04-19
2us Dem OriminaIoeriht.

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, 1894-04-19
undberwinolide Sdadternbett.

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Der fdwetofame N1tfe.

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, 1894-04-19
Beitrafter menerbeI6.


9. 9. Goffee, eit farbiger 6ausfnecbt in
Der caIifornii4en Bcinitubc 70 Ganbolpb
StraBe, purOe beute friiD pegcn 8ernteiie7
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Der p. StraBe unb Benttportb Npe., unb
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tpteien es Suri6. SIS entipanu iict
bteicrbal6 Elm Streit unb i'm 8erlauf 6esz
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aus Der Sal9e unb bracbte init bemielber
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Dun0e i'm @eit6te bel.