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Evening journal., 1894-09-07
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The harmony which prevails in the
Republican ranks OF Delaware bespeaks
most determined effort to carry th .
state this fall
Joshua Marvil was nominated for
governor without opposition; Preacher
Wills had practically no opposition in
bis candidacy for the Congressional
nomination, the aspirations Of Colonel
Samuel A. Macallister, Walter Bacon
and Dr. Marshall receiving little IL any
consideration from the party leaders.
The state ticket went through with a
bprrah, and the illfeeling engendered
curing tho 6ght for the shrievalty and
caronorship nominations had been
previously smoothed over.
Now We come to the legislative nomi.
nations The only two men who are
reslly fghting are Handy and Day up in
Eeandywine hundred. To use an old
saw Bob Handy is never at peace except
when he is lighting; but, whether vic
tofions or whipped, he comes up with a
wheop when election day rolls around,
and is is never Brandywine hundred 8
fsult that New Castle county goes DEM
ocrstic. In nearly al Of the other hun
dreda there is but one candidate in the
heldi or, II there is more, the battle is
merely sham. It will not do Tor the
Democracy Of Delaware to build on Re
publican disaffsction.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

pENNsYLvANIAr EhfLR0A T--srANf..
~ - e1se Railroad Of America Prpt8etes
ss.'a usisllo9Seat ~ the lnteflQcking Switch apf
gh ghiLsA ssi.pfl Il. wIg.afrSo'rON and BAL.
4-4t5tsi II a 3LRoAD, In oIeci sept. 1895.
4fel2as Will leave Wilmington Of Follows,
rhlls~el phia4 express. 81, . So. 4 a. .6s0, 7A.
ets = ~. DO l0 o. - 49, 10 % IL o. II 81 am
W ~ u, = 95 o. q, go 7M, ais m
a9mi1fllatlFtlQn m %, co, 06, l049 II 33hYns
qaestss ezprsaa, g, Il. sa, ~, 70, sc,
I g3' leV9' Il y, 81 m, "a, 8 u, IS, o.,
Aeeotplaod dstion s @. z d, s ae, 10 20. 1la SAN.
y 81. y. 9 ~, & ~ Z g, ~ 80 . Ia.
ig "a, io 0, 70 4Q, j 81 "a. l2 l9 81, s2s. SOr.
% s4 2 70, 50, t6 ~, 0I, l0Np M
5Soslo9. Nltnoub enange, - le m, t6 p "a,
prnsa. 81 Al m.
Woat Chester, via Isamokin. 80 am, a.
Newark Centre and intermediate sts tlonr,
nam as p N,
Baltimore sna Washington, 4s6,sm. .91i,
19 4s, II % m ~ "a ~ 13 n is, O8. "a, 25
20 60, 58 " Al, spp N, ~ 49 night
beltmore snd intermediate stations, ~.
e, g. e 4. v ,st.E.l ARD = q = m,
Jr1ine for Deiaware Division leave for
NsW Sestls, ls, II u 8 IA. ~, %, 9 IS, 9 81
. "a. y 06 night.
lsewee 1a a IN. n D N.
For Rehohoth 9.l3 a m.
/. Express ior Dover, herringtcn and DslmRY.
s lB, II o. q n. 4 27 p n, u d niuht.
harrington and way etationH only, 40 d ~,
A1nress lor Wyoming, 90 N.
hxpress for Cape Charles. Old Point C0ns-
fort and Norfolk, II 90 3 ri, IL 0l night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Wiaa
lql et0ns express. 3 20, 20, rs, 81, 10, 1875
y ~ III II 90 M +ls q, 70, o., ie 4ei, 4ss
% 9sSs ~ g 59o' Y. eb5 60, A 10, Il u. r,
a Accommodation 20. 7Ss, 1085a m,Iaa.gns
g5, ~. q, 3 IS, 10 H3. IL Us D "a.
SUNDAY ITainH-Ieaye Wilmington for.
i, aaeiInia express. b7, 2 66, 2U. 60, s h1,
~ ~, ~ p, Y 9l an ~ o5, b04, 55. o. u,
IE nl- accommodation. 70, 8 10 8 M. Y le,
Chester expresss 81. 70. 8 ID, IS, l0Os.il6t.
= ~ ! o!, y w. q, w ~ D m Accommu-
nqoe.saoa. qo W iOs p, Y 10, IS. o6. %, Ta6
Rev yorh, express, j 81, is, 4aO, 7O0, $50,
y y ~ ~ n II q n u ", 81, o5. o. btel
hoaton, without change, 5 81 m.
AsW sglasns' hiqhmond and Denville a6-
West Chester. via Lamokin. $50 n,
Baltimore and Washington. Aa5. s.0i. 1912
~. " ~ 1928, 6,s, o., t7.al, $40. p. man.
baltimore and intermediate stations. e.o3
1 and ll.h4 .. IN.
| New Castle, IL night.
| Care Charles, Old Point Comfort and Nor.
/ t0lk, l2 0t night,
Midalet9wn, Clayton, Dover, Wyoming
feiton, bauington, 5ridgeville, seaford.
Laurel and Delraar, u On night.
| Leave Philadelphia. Brood street, fcx Wfis
soinston, ezgsr6sgs, s6 Z, lo. Y II. Z g
/ . m. ~ % night
Accommodation, IS, II a6 a N. l2 85.2B5,
Il 8 lu, 5 IS, 10 03 1873 IA.
| +Congressional Limited Exprees trains corr
posed entirely Of Pullman Veatihuls PaIlt
and Dining Cars. hoe1tra fare.
1 sLipited Express Trains. composed Of Put
/ man Ye5tihule Phrlor Cars. Vestihnle Ia {.
senger Coaches and Dining Cars. No extsA
/ fare.
TBichmoRd snd Danvills Express. a.
| coachesl
For further Information. passengers are rec
| teEred 60 The ticket agent At thestation.
/ 81 M PROVOST, i, H. WOOD,
General BianaQer General Paseenger "A /.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

The sun rose above the brow Of Mt. Adams
and spit out a mouthful OF Queen city dust,
Owney the traveller. rose from his bed Of mail
pouches at tne Grand Hotel. yawned and
barked, and the Twentieth Annual GOnyen-
tion Of . Railway Mail Service MutuAl Benz
eft Association begAn.-Gincinnau Tribune.
We wonder If Ph@bus sent any Of her
dry expectoratlon over Frank p. Kane,
the delegate from this eityY
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
seronalsr. shot.

HENDERSON, Ky, Sept A party Of
froliosoiue youRg men living nsar Kirk
Evansville started 70 charivari ngvlY
wsdded StephoA Clos widower OF GO,
who had married Gertrude Hartford. a
miss OF l6. Giles discharged a shotgun
into the crowd, wounding John Wagner
and Addison Mason. Wagner cannot re-
cover. Giles has been arrested.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

vigorating tonic end g soothing and strength
eniHg nsrvino. purely vegetable, perfectly
harmless IL regulates and promotes all the
proper functions Of womanhood, improves
digestion, eIriches the blood, dispels aebes
and pains. brings refreshing sle9p, and re-
stores health aud yigor. For esory efemala
complaint it is ths only remedy 80 sure
shat &c can be 0lssrquteea. II It doesa'b
cure, you have yosr money back.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
In.aas NabI.nlaa In ohleago.

CHICAGO Sept Anton Won Karab,
formerly an officer in the Austrian army
and son Of Count Won Karab, was adjudg-
cd insane here and sent TO an asylum.
The young nobleman became dissipated,
and after marrying the Countess Won
Langaur was compelled to leave his native
country because Of his waywardness lie
has been ia Chicago ~ years.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

dungeon or behead Its name is inhuerza
Boston Journal
Mr. Pullman used the cheapest brand
Of philsnthropy IN the market. Buffalo
Espeesa
A lody eennot afford to 90 into Ameri.
can politics, and II il grows much worse
no gentleman can afford TO touch 1t with
forty foot pole Z GALVESTON News.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
nr. pnrI,hnr.t Rntnrns.

OUARANrfNE. n. ", sept z. = DIR.
Charles II. Parkhurst was a passenger on
the White star dino steamer Gormanic.
in an interview no said that he was heart
lly glad TO hear Of the fate that had over
taken the four New Work police captains
who had been found guilty Of various
charges and dismissed from the force.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
IlahY 800 fElnself.

PHILADELPHIA, sept 7-Leroy sun
derIand smith the 1-yearo old son Of
Winfield Scott smith, a Wall street bro
ker Of New u Nork and also general agens
Of tho Pennsylvania Plaster company,
shot himself through the head while play
ing with naYolYer.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
Niearaeuans Arc Aggrsssive

COLON, sept q 1t is reported here that
the Nicaraguans are preparing an expedi-
tion composed Of 400 men, which Will be
sent to Bocas del Toro IN order to demand
Of the republic of Colombia the surrender
Of the rlngleaders in tho fight Of July 5.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
nIn-rlod Ia AlIanIla Clly.

ATLANTIC City, Sept, Up. J, Fergu-
SON, general manager Of the Lehigh Val
ley railroad, was married here to Miss NJ.
Agnes Dillon Of Mahanoy City, Pa. After
the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Ferguson left
on q special train over the Pennsylvania
railroad for Washington.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
oIrnrrtta ana nna.Iinn.

FoNB Du LAC, Wis, sept William
McNahon and wife of Saginaw, Mich,
were horribly burned and perhaps fatally
injured by an explosion of gasoline. They
were cleaning clothes with the fluid when
ID was ignited from spark from McMs-
hon 'a cigarette
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
Decent Democrats encouraged.

From the Baltimore News
Two incldents in the current politics
Of Maryland are encouraging to all
decent Democrats. One Is the resigna-
tion Of number of men in the Federal
service from places on political commit
tees, in Difference to Mr. Cleveland's 3
known wish The other Is the appoint
ment Of several gentlemen not approved
by Mr. GoIman 70 Federal offices.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Will the author OF the communication
marked Personal received by us in
this mornings mail, kindly send his
name. not for publication, but as an
evidence Of good faith.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
coNTEMpoRARY opINloN.
rho Need 81 tho Hour.

Tho Need Of the Hour
From the New York sun.
Snoksless powder is sii right, but the
need Of the hour Is noiseless words so
that professional eonveraers like the Hon
Eugene Debs and the Hon J Rodomon
tado Sovereign can yawp TO their own
satisfaction without tothefiug the rest
Of mankind
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
summer Hotel Harmed.

san RAFAEL Cal, SEPT Tho Lark.
spur inn, a maenihcent summer hotel
near here on the line Of the North Raelao
Coast railway, was destroyed by fire that
had its origin IN the kitchen on the third
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
AnoIdnnt 81 Enlr-

BuRIENGToS, Vt, sept IA large
crowd attended the fair but an accident
resulting aom an electric car jumping q
switch and injurlng three ladies detracted
in a measure from tho pleasures Of the
Unv
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
A Pleasant Blrthday Greeting.

From the Fost-Express.
We are disposed to congratulate Senq-
tor Hill upon two THINGS the exselent
state OF bis health and his rapidly in
cteasing popularity He stands higher
with the people now than ever
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Mrs Isabella Bird Bishop, the noted
traveller, is nov in Corsa and reports
that the inhabitants Of that country are
the most disagresable set OF savages she
has ever met.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
veteran ravxes Rough on Rats.

PHuLIrsBURG, n. j., sept Godfrey
f.utz, aged 81 years, a veteran of the lata
war committed suicide BY swallowing
rough on rats. Lutz lost all his money
recently By poor Investments.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
nIldaIetnMn Il,na IN.

MIDnIErowN Pa. sept THE Mid
dletuwn bank the oldest institution Of its
Kind in Dauphin county, failed on ae-
count Of the depression in business
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
FISHING EXCURSIONS |
The Favorite Family Twin Screw steamer
AGRAWETE CITY"

VIII sail every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SUNDAY, Commencing august I'd, Down the
Bay to Augustine Park. Ship John and For
tesque Fishing Grounds, stopping at DelG.
ware City and Augustine Park.
Leave Wilmington, shipley street wharf,
week days. ESQ n. m Sundays, 500 q. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS-From Whining
ton TO Fishing Grounds, SO cents; from Will
ton to Augustine Park, 3j cents.
For q dn, Is Outlug try "A round trip-you vii,
enjoy III. Four h0urs' fishing. The boat will
anchor at the fishing grOunds-cnnvenient to
fish from Lots nf room, good eccommoda-
tions; no one need be crowded Refreshments
and good order on board. Churches. lodges and
reputable societies can charter dsy or night
Apulv on board. S. KAHNWEIiER, Manager
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

IS even the best goods cannot adyer
the themselves until they are sold, they
should themselves hrst be advertised in
order to insure their sale.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Elizabeth CAdy Stanton is downright
mad AZ the action OF the Constitutional
convention Of New York on the female
suffrage business and thinks women
might as well live II Russia as in New
York. Perhaps she had better try Russia.
There is no law against her so doing.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Eleventh ward Republicans opened
their headquarters at No. S94 Maryland
avenue last evening Francis H. Hof-
fecker, Charles II Hudson aud Philip @
3hurchman made addresses.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Suffered moushly frgm
periodic pains which ST
times were SO aeute as
to render iifsa burden. /
began gsing DIR. riergc's
hiiyorite Prescription. /
used seven bottles in as
many months ana do
rived so much heReiit
from II and the home
treatment recommend
cd ia his Treatise On
Riseasss of " omen. that
i rSsh every woman
throughout oar lana,
suffering Ia the same
way, rnny be induced to
give your medicines and
treatment Il fair trial. "
4" Favorite Prescrip-
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

The Min Creek hundred Democratic
aspirants for legislative honors are
Lewis ) Graves. Robert c. Justice and
John w Bsnnett.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

"A German representinp himself to be q
nephew Of Prince Bismarck, is in town.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
The Crowd Went Sviid.

The crowd could not contain its pent
up enthusiasm longer than 10 sec the nose
OF King Robert pushed under the wire
Ore long cheer burst forth and continued
until starter Walker announced the time,
which had already boon posted by quar-
ters Again cheer after cheer was given
for the great side wheeler.
Secretary Graves proposed three cheers
for Mr. Hamlin, Which were given with
q viii, and the famous old turfman re-
spoRded gracefully to the compliment.
Geors was also similarly complimentod,
and Curry, the driver, and Taylor the
owner Of patohen Tho two great steeds
were not forgotten in the distribution Of
these faYors on tho part Of the crowd.
Merld's records had been shattered, tho
fastest heat ever gone In harness had
been witnessed, and the crowd went wild.
When the third heat was called, Joe
Patchen was ready for the laat, which was
TO settle whether or not he was to score a
mark after showing sHch wonderful speed.
Both horses and drivers were oheerOd as
they took positions for the word Patchen
was acting q little badly, and two at
tompts were made to get away before both
animals We're wsll on their gait.
IL was 2 great start, but Patchen was
moving ~ h E1lt LHhu nblN h@bGLb AnhA
the air Tlns was going to tho quarter
and tho break was q bad one. Geeri
brought him to his feat very quickly
however. and il was not a second before
he was chasing The big black. Patcher
passed the quarter in S0s+ seconds, three
open lengths in front, but Robert, NOV
ing with great precision, slowly crept NJ
on his big antagonist. and by the tim'
the tbrec-quarters WAS reached had rocoy
cred two lengths Of his lost ground.
Patchen was going at q clip that looket
as though he would carry the heat, bu
was seen to wayer half way down TIL
stretch, though he did not leave his feet
Robert moved up slowly, but surely, an,
took advantage OF the swervo made by tn
black. Geers lot him move out as mucl
as he would take and at tho distance
stand he had overhauled and was on ever
terms with Patohen. Joe Curry helpe1
his favorito all he possibly could, hu
I Robert was not to bo conquered, and b
1 finished the third heat in 2.0f a hal
lnngth to the good Patehen was marked
at 9.05
Everybody was glad that Robert ha'
won, hut still there was general sorroy
| that Patchen, aftor his brilliant perform
anee had not secured recognized mark
| The average Of the tAree heats was 2:O8b
Flying Jib win 60 against She recor
| Saturday.
Mr. Mcdowell his driver, says he IS il
the pink Of condition, and great time
/ looked for from him,
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
rpuoArroNAL.
npUcATroNAL.
FRIENDS SCHOOL.
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS,
viii Reopsn9th Month, (Sept. J 10th, "a.

The Principal viii be IA his Office daily on
and after eth Mo (-ept.l lst and viii be
pleased to meet old and new pupils and their
parents who mey desire TO arrange for the
next years work. 0ihce hours TO u and 2
to 8. Residence, 902 Adams street.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
BALTIMORE 4

BALTIMORE D.
ID OHIO RAIL
ROAD. Schedule Ia
effect May 2l, 1894.
Trains leave Delr-
ware Avenue Depst
East Bound.
J o. 3 hgurHas trains
New York, week
dnge, 70 o.. i7i7,
lS 70. gl03GGm. liz "A
u 81. i6 90. ~ a4,ill 90
p. m. Sundays, i3 O3
u l7,ilQ a8 q m; ~ 49.
45 35, 70 A, III % y ID,
PHILADELPHIA
AND eHkS,E u UT !
? 70, III lI,il %. & Ni,
= n; il2 p. ! 25. Ii2 4
E ~, l0 90 tllt0 p n
Sundays, f8 e3, 9 b
a r0; I rs. ~ ae. 3
S p, 10 90. siI % . N.
PEf4A HI
kET STREETS. (
ilg S p m; l1 40, ~
PbIbADnL,FH HiA
3 "a; t2 20 IL "a. lli {
Chester. week day
3 90, 81 90. SO 80. 10 u
3 25. 4 Is. IS 3a, 6 81,
Chester, sunday
$40 85. 81 10 3 "a; III
VI "A, 5 20, 10 ls, ill @
Atlantic City,
gls q, ] 25. ~ 4s ! d
I2 4epnl
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
WEeT RnuNn.

Baltimore and Washington, week day..
a l5, 02, I8 81, a ~; ilg 10, " %, 03, 4 e,
Is r il2 Is "a y 55. 81 %, 4 l Il IL Is 5s II,
Baltimore and Way Stations. 2 " N, . "
Newark, Del, week days. Il Is, 7Oa, IS =
M W 10, Oh, "a "a, Us 0e, 35, rs II, ~ So, y 70
p IA. Sundays "a is, o., IS 81 q M fl2 10, 3 81,
f4 "a, 85, F8 IL. 50 So, II 10 p N.
Piftsburg, FG SO q m, "a "a D m, daily
Chicago, IS 81. = m; "a "a, p 10, daily,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, fl2 le p m, sna
New Ss Orieshs, via Bristol and Chattsnooga
| fs.bs n, daily. Through sleeper 70 New Or
singerIy accommodation. gam, soa, 7ss
Iaadanberg accommodation. week dSya,
2 us, s2 nj 2 25 and 5 43 p m. Sundays. p
Trains leave Market street station;
For New York, week days, SO ~ = N,
z 0r fnlinnslphiat week 9ays, 2 q, ~ ~ ais
| fil 80 ul; So, 40 m. Sundays, BN, p;
| ] el 55, 9 45 p N.
Pitt3bdrg and Chicago. week days, rs sOau,.
| Baltimore, week days, 8 81, fa 20 q m; : els
For Landenbere and way stations, week
days t0 70 4 10; 10. 20 N. sunday,
LEAVE PHiLADELPHIA. TWENTY
FOURTH AND CHESTNUT SIS., FbR
| WlIiMlNGTQN.week \ days,f3 S7, 9 00.l 70, fs el,
i5, s. ZOO 80 f5 O0 50 81, l5 IS l', %, y g,
Sundays, T8 81, 6 %, $500. ss0, 10 %, I'll g 9
70; l2O0 noon; I'll 35, 200, 3 Is, 400, az
I s 80, s738, ss %, 40 10 and II % p %.
| LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, IWELNId
| AND MARKET sTs. Weeks day, 50 20, 81 ~,
/ glI 28 3 ms sc 10 is l8, f7 22, 2 N. Sunday
fs 10, T7 10. Ti1 % N; f3 se, f722, p M
/ Telephone No 1873.
Rates to Western points lower than via A. II
1&hsr line. u, %. SCULLa Genl Pssa. Agent
/ R B CAMPBELL, General Manager
| YEyILMISGTON AND NORTHERN RAIL-
| Wv ROAD. Time table ID eject Mzy ruth,
| 1924
Trains leave Wilmington, French streas
| station, for y. e o, junction, MontohRni
I Wihterthur, 9ugencourt, GIanogue, Cossart,
. Chnddsi Ford Junction, PocOpsou, West
| Chester, Emhreevile Mortnnville. CORtess
vile snd intermediate stations, daily, exceps
/ Sunday, at 50 N, 35, 20 snd 5 45 p Iaf
/ sunday only st 05 "a; ls5, 4t0p re. Daily
/ at 3g . IN.
/ Tor Weynesburg Junction, Springfield Hra
/ intermediate stations daily, except SUNDAY
/ st IS g Y, % aud A5 p m, Sundays only 81
! Z lh M, ] B5 and 80 IA.
tor Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and Inter.
I mediate stations, daily, except Sunday. 30
b 9 m aud and 90 pm. Sunday only at s % .
A. @. McCAuSLAND, superintendent,
| bBMNAAA ERff@l3S, i4eu. Passenger A1ent
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

Cslier-Doesn't it worry you to think
o. your daughter on the ocean OLD
Lady-Dear me, no; she can swim.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

TO tnu victory, neiu fts "a eauu suspense
Geors spoke to Robert ), ana Curry made
low exclamation Of encouragement 80
the black Both understood and respond
ed The little brown seemed 20 be sur
prlsed Is thc audacity OF his biz rival.
and as De dashed undor the wire stuck
out his neck, and with q mighty stride
gained q nose.
It WAS a grand finish to the great race
and the crowd yelled itself hoarse. A
moment later when 2:03s4 was hunk mp, q
great wave of oxtrayagant delight dashed
across tho alapalitheatar, ana the air tren-
bled as the great roar Of triumph went
up Terre Haute, the rival. had been
surpassed, and Fort Wayne was excellea
The latter had held the banner for a brief
week, but now must succumb
Tho second Heat
But the second heat 1t was confident
~ said tha. the great heat had passed, and
some left for home. II was the general
iWnression that both horscs had done their
bess, and slow time was looked for Re
grst was freely expressed that the heat
he'd not basn = qusHter faster.
Forty fivs lainutes later the track was
again cleared ana The herass caAo eut.
Is was now realized that the track was
fast and beth horses in the pink OF eoHdi-
tien. Not only this, but Garry was prov.
ing that his boast was net au idlo one.
Ha was giving 6esrs his greatest race.
The latter seemed to be somewhat surprls-
ed, and he and Hamlin, tho owner Of the
wonder, held close consultation on the
track.
uamlin asked his driver how the horse
felt and received tho reply that be had
never been III such fine condition. well,
it's o good thing, was tho reply, fof
we We got faco on our hands Send hin
out Tor everything that's in him II you
have to- 2
Again tho two horaes faced each other
fer the word, and again the word waI
given. Like twin rockets, they shot from
under the wire and started on the triH
around the turn that was to bring them
glory and fame
Robert went right to the front, NOV
ing like a piece of mechanism AT tho
quarter he led the big fellow by two
lengths. Joe Patehen closed up the gap
going down the baokstrotch and was hang
ing 70 the little bay 5 wheel at the half
which was reached in 1:0114.
Patchen moved out little moro and
was we'll alongside of Robsrt at the three
quarters. This was reached ia 1:305l, and
it was realized that without y break even
the fast mark Of the previous heat was TO
be paced into insignificance.
On came The gladlators smoothly and
moving to perfection. Curry was urging
the big fellow, and Geers with faith in
little Robert, let him out, and he moved
away from the black at the distance stand
and with = mighty burst Of speed passed
under the wire two open lengths in 'front.'
Of his determined competitor in y.
Patchen mark was 2.034.
Evening journal., 1894-09-07
TlYNNTIY . E0nRTIl

TWENTY HOURT Z
TS. Week days, % 03, o
s 4a, So 81, 1850, so a8, fll 5
/, Sg5, 4 65, Is IS, 8 81, lT8L
.7I7, 500, 2 %. no e. II s3
Is. 4 IS. i5 90. 65l, q A.,
TWELFTH AND MAJ.
reek days % 03, u IL, Is ri.
4, ill % pm,
/, sundays, % @. u II, 10
Evening journal., 1894-09-07

q p m.
:, l8 js. 5 IS, & 35. n 17,gT53.
!, ain s., ~ 45a O m: / ., ~ b,
III "A. 8 25, 10 90, I'll % D IN.
4, 1903. 835. f117, S0a,
$ ~ 40. 8 IS. 4 IS, Is a5. 6 u
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MISS e. i. CRAWFORD. OF Limestone, Ne.
writes: ''tor years 4 suffered moushly frGm
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-25

There Is more Catarrh In this section Of
the country than all other diseases put to-
gethcr, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For great
many years doctors pronounced It local
disease and prescribed local remedies, and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment. pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to be eonstitn-
tional disease, and, therefore, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by E. J Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure in the market tits taken internally
in doses from ten drops to teasDoonful.
It acts directly on the blood and mueous
surfaces Of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address +. j. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o..
Sold by druggists, roc.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-04-25

WHEN the ride of Paul Revere is
repeated today, good way to close
it woud be to have the German and
English bankers in Boston come out
and be killed 1t was little thing
that Massachusetts people were fight
ing for one hundred and nineteen
years ago. There is big thing
which they are not fighting, but
W hich threatens them more subjuga-
ton than any they suffered IN old
King Georges day. The thing to
d. is to tegin by killing those Ger
man and English money-loaners and
bankers in Boston. With that done,
we might get the independence Of the
country established once more in
about eight years. We approve of
the ride.