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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-25
SALVE is LEGAL TENDER.
All Adams Engaged In an Industry Which
Is Peculiar in Its Operations.

Is fecullhr In lJS operations.
Adams, u small town among the hills
of jefferson county, this state, is fire.
qucntly styled the "salve town" 1t
makes salve, lives on salve, speculates
in salye and corners the salve market
when it wants to. This product is put
up in two sizes in round tin boxes, one
size selling at so cents and the other at
25 cents.
When money is scarce these boxes of
salye pass as legal tender in the village.
One of the large boxes will purchase
one-fourth dozen of three-for-a-quarter
cigars and entitle you to small box
as change, or will buy drinks at the
hotel bars, or will pass as one "ante" in
"5o-cent-limit game"
There are probably more than 100
different brands of salye made in
Adams. There is a salye for rheuma-
tism, salye for eczema, salve for tan
and sunburn, salve for scratches and
bruises, salve for consumption, and so
through long catalogue of ailments,
separate and distinct salve for each
complaint or group of diseases.
II. O. Brown was the first to make n
success of the business, and his neigh
bors and then the entire population of
the town decided To try their hands.
These new manufacturers started in
honorably, however. They all met in
conference, and plan was perfected to
prevent clashing competition between
makers. An organization was per-
fected to be known as the Salvemallers'
Protective league, and the agreement
provided for the allotment of a certain
number of diseases and ailments to
each manufacturer. Thus, one salve-
maker was permitted to make salve for
the healing of burns, scalds, letter, itch
and eczema; another for wounds,
bruises, cuts, sores and ulcers, and an
other for Group, diphtheria, lumbago,
jaundice and rheumatism.
The growth of the salve business
opened up new field of employment to
the idle persons of Adams, which they
We're not slow in taking advantage of.
All successful healing remedies are
strongly indorsed by testimonials from
those who have been cured or healed.
The Salvemakers' league solved this
matter in a novel way. The manufac-
turer of the salve for burns would him
self write, and have each member of his
family write, testimonials for each of
the other members of the league, in eX-
change for testimonials from such
members and their families. This
worked well at first, but now there are
regularly employed testimonial writ
ers, who earn good sums writing for
the league. These testimonials are paid
for according to merit, and are passed
upon by an expert duly chosen by the
league for that purpose.-N. Y. Herald.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-25
Roses,

II you wish success with Roses buy only
those grown on their own roots. Plant
them after the earth is warm in good, rich
soil. Trim the bushes back every winter
within eight inches of the ground; give
plenty Of manure and water; cut the flow
ers and not let then go to seed. Send 10
cents for Vick's Floral Guide this amount
may be deducted from first order) to
James Weeks Sons, Rochester, N. Y, which
contains splendid list Of the finest Roses.
New small fruits as well az other new
varieties of flowers and vegetables. This
firm has always sent out Roses on their
own roots,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-25
The Dropping Stamps.

I've heard many band ov music siften
sweetness on the air,
An a fiddler DRAWN ov his bow that jist
sounded like prayer,
have heard Eohan music when the wind
WAS on the ramps,
But no music ever was SO sweet as the
drappin ov the stamps.
there's nothing half so fine
As the running ov tive-stamp mill on a
regular payin' mine.
You may talk about your "cinches," and
other kind ov clamps.
But fer me there's no SIGH music as the
drappin' ov the stamps.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-25
English Etiquette.

A recent English book on etiquette
says; Morning calls are usually
made between the hours of 9 and 4.
A gentleman should take his hat into
the room with him, holding it in his
hand during the visit-everything
else should be left in the hall.
Well, we do not do that in Haw-
thorne, thank goodness.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1896-03-25
The ST. Patrick Dance.

! TIC 81. dltlCk Od1Ce.
About 35 people took passage in
the special ear to Soda Springs last
Tuesday night to attend the dance
given by Bob Stewart in honor of
his patron saint. The train left Haw-
thorne at 6;15 aud reached Soda at
s o'clock. A big reception committee
was on the platform to receive the
visitors, and from the arrival until
the departure the fun never tagged.
The music was excellent, and the
supper, to quote Jack McQuillan,
was ''out of sight when he got
through.
The BULLETIN detailed a corps of
society reporters and sketch artists
to get the costumes and pictures of
the guests, but over.indulgence in
Soda water knocked the artists com
pletely out. One of our reporters
stayed in the ring, but we fear he
was badly disfgured Here's his re-
port:
General Harrington wore tailor
made skirt and cut-away shoes with
dazzling grace.
Tom Pepper was conspicuous by
his absence, much to the chagrin OF
the Hawthorne ladies'.
Charley Nelson appeared with a
green silk necktie and hair a la Pad
erewski. Effect captivating.
Jack McQuillan looked up to his
usual standard of youthful loveliness
in scarlet boomers trimmed elabo-
rateIy with Oriental lace. Jewels,
nit
Billy Douglass wasn't to be sneezed
at. He wore a pair of Ed. Brown S
striped pantalettes, hair pompadour
with green ribbons, fricasseed shirt
and negligee gloves.
Dick McNaughten was the belle of
the ball. He wore a turkey blue
buttermilk costume, chopped deco
lette with balloon sleeves. Jewels,
Moonstones.
Chris. Zabriskie caused a futter
when he entered on the arm Of a
chair, attired in toothpick shoes with
green buttons.
Mr.. Bangs was in good voice and
introduced number of novel quad
rifle figures, but when he command
ed all hands to Swing the girl be-
hind you he caught the multitude.
Johnny Humphreys looked real
sweet in a bifurcated skirt cut bias
Frank Reagan, who was artist
crlly attired in charming costume,
caused a murmur of admiration to
pass through the hall when he APP
peared. His costume was made by
Worth just before that celebrity
ShuH1eu OH, etc.
Frank Thorn was strictly in it with
an Oneida dress and Juniper trim
mings.
Charley Warren beamed upon the
ball room in brocaded Rebel Gulch
corsage, fringed with Hardscrabble
lace.
Mine host Col. Stewart, who was
gracefully and patriotically draped
in national colors, was the observed
of all observers. He is unquestion-
ably graceful yet modest dancer,
and the manner in which he was be-
sieged with invitations made his
scanty crop of hair stand on end.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
LITERARY NOTES.

.sold,ers Of Fortune" Mr.. r. II. Davis 3 ioi.n-
coming "Scrbner" serial. will be an '"'e ' eaa
test Of his powers the author Oh ,,oh
long novel, His ability to frame p'o' ui 49,
a story Of three-volume size might DC yum w. 49,,
been doubted. even by those who most adin''e ms
-. oorsoouertlv the successive chapters OF MS
South American romance will be watcheu wiz.
curiosity Mr. c. ID. Gibson has ilius'ra'e' wv
story whose opening chapters VIII appe"' " '
January number Of the magazine
Mr. Gibson is himself about to try his hand at
.,,horsb,n During the recent season IN Lohooh
10 has yr,.ten and illustrated series OF paper >
devoted to London Seen by Charles i'a'ia "''-
son" The series promises TO be a ho'ao'e 'o','
hutton IN "Scribner' for 1897. for the arus' mas
drawn not only strange and beau'iiu iV"uo
scenes but many Of the most lh'ereS'''e
ties and types In London iife
Another novel will share the honors OF the year
IN this magazine-one from the pen OF MI w -,
Howclls This IS his STORY Of Play. one s'iu
10 be full OF sparkling humor. II narra'es '"e "'-
ventures of a young playwright In getting MS "o'N
PROCEED
AR Howells has contributed TO the January
"Harper" another farce, called INDIAN "i'e'
The announcement of the January hs'a'"e"' u
Du Maurier's Marian" includes s'a'e'ie"' ~ %
the story is to contain incidents that with shkh'
.harros roiobt appeor in an autobiography of the
author.
.eThe Saturday Review" hods-ano WIN ieas
@ba. man who are not to be compared with reirS
lanes artistically would handle the merelv co"'
Xan,ional machinery Of narration with much "o.e
s.mpcity and effectiveness than he mas peeh 'o
to command "The cultivated indireotion OF ms
stvIe so charming when it has subject 10 'na'ch,
cots IN his way when it is merely question OF
supplying the physical links IN cna'h oi e"'"e''
dialogue.
The correspondence between Emerson anu 0'e'
urg which has lately been edited by Dr. Edwaro
waldo Emerson includes twenty highly interest
&rs letters written between 1899 and lSi4 lhese
letters will appear in THE Atlantic during 'he
coming year. ssoa o.
Two new departments will soon De auueu ~
,h;a MAGAZINE one under the title OF The Con'i-
nent" will contain brief papers on coh'enPoi"
neous subjects from the eight great cities Vi "'e
United States; the other. called Men ana Let
ters." will be made up of short articies on u's-
1inctly literary subjects prepared py ieaoHs
writer's OF the day.
Mrs Henniker Lord l1oughtons daughter. ana
b.ree,f an author like her fathe~, had an inter-
os,irg childhool One of her first memories is OF
1r;ve with Thackeray when she was four years
o,d-a drive during which that most gentle OF
hrmorists devoted himself TO making up nonsense
rhymes to amuse the little girl
Apropos of Dickens Mrs. Henniker says: ecu
riously enough. his grandmother was housekeepe:
at Crewe Hall. where my mother was born. and
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
"AmERIoA's oREATEsr RAILROAD"
NEWYORK
CENTRAL. ';!,:!2 4! .
~ & HUDSON RIVER R. r.
TUE rnilp.TpAcK TRllNk LINE.
the F0UR.TRACK TRUNK LINE.


rRoM GRAND CENTRAL srAEioN i,. s2D sEHE.. ETnIs:s
s''o r..e!s Mnesp i,sn the D w"ii Stop: t'ca
ssss%s' Sssss ra. snS S1ese m ri. limited TO
o,ao S,snf Mbsy S1E'''i Fs,. Mall for Pousht.p A.!
bany utic~ syraeu'e. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara
1890 M"Esc:E, euraay. Da, Express. For all I'M
%-Dsy ssY'fs sia': Ss!ni
bus sdsnSDqui uca a"s syTscu:e s
%Dsy cs; sp.:s, 70, =, prtrn pruusss.p:. sys
Albany s"henec,ady. Utica Syracuse. Rochester
s.aoP M~Esccpt Sunday. West Point Poushkeep''
>ao A1e'HT Mns, T5oy North .nor. 1a p.. Tst,c
s:.o NJ. Chicago 400 O. m Stops az A'"H"'
600 Mpaiy For Albany Troy ,,:: AdsT"ssrs: E".nr:
M,''Ss M1trss syrnSs,s n,s, Fgs,s csssso c"cn
e,2' P MEba'lv For AIhsnv. -roy. Burlington r''''-
ao 'ss N1",Ts'' roH Fails sS,: =,
s"a Sss..s:s .ss.aGS siS.nv e and rHS, sa Chicago
oo" y, DIAL. on cf'i ss rss ;tP"s Rsway
s.s,,. rs: c;:'sa
Lido. chicago; except Saturday for Cape vincent
,." Chicago n,.s, .Ts DT,rS,cs.s sTccr.
%nsav GT Tch sunday nHh. epr'
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or' Mms"na'y ,,.,, Sn,y nvI.,nr y r','''a '''
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~: rey,'a nG.a sy:r. IT,. !: h' only line '"""
ra,Sc. c;rs :S f rr,..s tssc"fn IIss, trains
Ts. a, Grand csr,r,, s,, M,6niwsS s'isS
y. ?c an nrsdTay y, vs.. >. E,.s ,tn an and
ion New Y5rl': ais and 7o6 Fuonst and oe broadway
parror. "SS1sea ,rom hotel ro-''"nc. bv me West
'0,, ,o,w NV :" rorcrY rIcrrT cropcr n,vrrta
cora,,, Wa,,-,. General Passenger Ae'n'
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
CTPREME COURT CITY AND COUNTY OF

CUPREME COURT. CITY AND COUNTY OF
- New York-Elias Kempner Plaintiff. against Isabella
Turnsr and Joseph Turner her husband william o.
nosInr the firm Everts Sheldon and Company Samuel
pEsmpner Joseph NJ Strong and John DE G. Ireland.
Kirriand Lane Rorke John Morgan Aher, T. Gilbert.
nnhn Doe and Richard Roe. the said John being
oc,aions the real irst name of the said John Morgan
@ a bn,ns unknown TO plaintiff and they being
OF oe ~ The complaint herein: Horatio H. stckney and
scfDed ~ Wnliams composing the firm OF Il: r. Stick
s COMPANY and John +. Egan. Defendants sum
mons: defenlants and each ~ ,h.r,.
10 tne summoned to answer the complaint in This
are nef.1 IA 10 serve Of the PLAIN
actioh am within days after the
tI excusive Of the day Of service. In OF
suininon ,o appear answer. tudgmn, will be taken
your su by default for the relief demanded In the
compliant Ssw York October 18th. 1900
Daten' SIMON NJ. ROEDER. Plaintiffs ATTORNEY
p.orcn address and office No. 25 Chambers Street
-. New York city.
10 tne ,yed upon you by publication pursuant 10 an
mons ~ - honorable Charles r. MacIean Of the
0aer oi tho Supreme Court OF the State OF New York
yusu,e VI o:,h day October 1896 and with
oa,ri W % the office OF the Clerk the City and
% az New York. the Court House. the city OF
New York. - . o..,.. oa. ,eoc
Da'eu' SIMON NJ. ROEDER. Plaintiffs Attorney
on,ce and postonice address - Chambers Street,
Now York
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
WEST SHORE RI

Trans leave W 42d St station. n. Y. as follows. anu
- IN. eailicr from foot Franklin st:
:,:.O A NJ Daily. Local To Buffalo. .. po,..
,,Ir NJ Daily for Albany. Itici Syracuse itocnes-
% ,er ImNalo Niagara FaIs Toledo Cleveland. Chicago
II 80 4 ~ Daily except SUNDAY 10 Ca,skill Noun
tains Nrw-PaItz Lakes Mohonk and Minnewaska.
Albany Utica Saratoga. Caldwell Lake George faf'o'
,.hfrt
G,uo T. NJ paiy for Albany Montreal Utica. syrncuse
Rochester Turaio Niagara Falls Toronto DETROIT
Cleveland chicago anl -. Louis
sA5 + VI Daly. except SUNDAY. FOR Utica Syracuse
Rochester md buffalo. ,....,..
SIS p psiv Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester.
Buffalo Niaraa Falls Toron'o Detroit reVe''nn' '"''
caco ami - Louis
Time tables y . in~inal hotels an' oNfres
~ r. = r,vprpT General Passenger Agent
I, v,n!~-ir' ave. Vow YORK.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.
RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF pssbrosses and cortlanit Streets
500 A, ". FAST MAiI..-fullman Buffet Sleeping Car
e. iI.dMl4nb@Taman IF fseaF
Compartment sleeping Dining smokins ana o
uon CaTs Ar5iyes Sh,AsS 'InIaSnsoiis sio A. ~
I-oasynl. iii3 A. NJ. ST. Louis ssi p Nj. and Toledo
zoo 90 f. 81. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS EXrnEEss "a
Chicago. Arrive Cincnnat ici5 ~ NJ. 81. Louis. Ii2
600 y y w. G'Y1fs ws4EaS i and pnias
Cars ohicae, and Cleveland Arrives Cleveland ii-
7i5 r p. si."Fs g. FssorTrewEsTERS T u s,esp,ns
and Dining Cars Cincinnati ana 81 Louis aiiI.s
Cincinnati Go5 P. NJ. indianapolis io13 l.. NJ IT,
500 u j. W. fAcFiG if1 IPas sleeping car
To Pittsbirg Connects for Chicago daily and Cleve-
land ~ WAslsGToS IS , lyD THE sorTH.,o q %
% l 10 I nnnf a Sn raror and Dining c
onns ar 'ao Dining cs g d ~ lsiI m IISn!
all Parlor and Dining cars. 40 DINING car' 800
sorTHERN RAIIwXy - + ~ daily sleepsrs -, to
New oreans Memphis Ta@ps gnrs As'ry S,ona nn and and
81 us,a dss s%y r f;spsE' NJ GsS t,
fl;sf? 70 o "9a RAA2 Etprcs. 800
M 5ay OLA TFGpsh Si nr ep1F ,nG @9d 2nGg % 1a Cape
Route $ A. NJ weekdays. ana Wit! Through Sleeper
Atlantic CITY. 100 p NJ wcek-lays. Through Eufe'
lGr LONG Haneh t,burs "'k OCEAN droye; ana ,', N
@asan e snSi a. M " Zoo q, a,ras T aah % a Anry
ParO a.i5 NJ. : ~ - NJ.
FOR pUIItpIIPUIA -
go 7.2o = s2o. . 92o 10 Penna Limited 1910 d'n-
ing Can. II 4 NJ. IL l. .. 10. O. g. i3p i3n Iplnlns
Can, 500 Dining Carl. Dining carr. 10 . =. "
I2l5 night Suniavs - S.3u :" "3p h' idnfe'
10 II \. NJ. dining 'ar. g. 40 Dining .arl. 30
Dining Carr. dining carr. 10. :. T. NJ l-.h
night. 49,.
Ticket Offices: Nos iaa 9i4 iinG i323 H. and eGl
Rroadwav Asior House. an1 foot NJ Doshrosses AMI
Corandt Streets. Court street $50 Fulton street. ~
broadway. ami f;rt,fn Annex station. fY' n Fulton
Street. Rroeklyn station Jersey Cfv. Tho New Y'rb
Transfer Company Will call for and cir,k haDglee from
hotels and residences through 90 destination.
6 NJ Provost T. Il. WOOD.
Goror,f N,r1rer C;encral p4ee'r Agent
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

- Yerk-Henry DE Forest Weekss s. Plaintiff. against
n, -. "a Assignee OF Carlo La Mazda Louis La
St,Sa a. and pietro Andreoi. composing the firm La
Sa, S,a tsrhers and Andreol and James Mccormick
nefendants Plaintiff desires trial TO be had in the City
80 Cn,nfy OF New-York Summons.
a'r ,Ss named Defendants: You hereby sum
rared 70 answer complaint in this action and
nnnv ~ your Plaintiffs
twenty DAYS the service Of this exclusive
~ The day OF service, and In failure ap
near or answer judgment Will lie taken against you by
default for relief demanded In the complaint. Dated
New-York September I'd. 1890
NV ARTIiIIR D. WEEKEs, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Oace and p o. address. No. IS Wall Street New-York
City.
To Louis La MAZDA and Pietro Andreo:
rhe foregoing Is served upon you by publica-
t,on pursuant order OF Hon. Charles F. MacIean
stica OF the Supreme Court State OF NewYork dated
on 18th day OF October 1884, as amended the 3th
dav Of November 1896 said orders being filed the
Complaint ONCE OF the Clerk Of the City and County
Of New-York County Court House. NcwYork City.
IN lctooer 9Th and 1885, respectively.
" ARTHUR d. WEEKES
Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
Proposals.

TINO DOCK BUILDERS:
Sealed proposals for furnishing the m ms'er.I e,sInx
perfrnng the labor required for erecting ana island
Tx York city may be sent by mail or devered ~ -
Ne" ,r ~ 3l D. n December 3D. 1896 TO ient2y =,
President OF Beard OF Managers OF ,he Vow
hst.n state Hospital. No Madison Avshyr. ser VIII
nv, a, witch time and place the Beard OF Manase'o "
rec.iye and open all proposals -, -, h. accom-.
10. must the whole work ana DC S,sr,
n,nt.t bv n bond of approved surety compans,
pnteeing the faithful execution Of the oner sprms Of
and specifications may be seen ana
prop.sas Obtained the Office OF O. Ferry as of IN.
~ r. ,,anlto al Albany ~ V. and AT the oH von
r. isoari G OF Managers No I Madison Avenue Nc"
CITY. ,,. ...ar,s the right 10 reject any
- III hJs n, they may for the best nteres'ss sE n w
stare. President Board OF Manase''
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
tAn,hracI,e coal use. exclu.ively)

tAnihraci'e coal use. exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block signals
on AMI after Nov 81 ieHs
Trains leave station fooi + Liberty -
For Taston. Bcthcrcm. Allentown. MaucH 'hu.k e.,
40 'la. o:iG lij 10 Easonl A. N. 40 ~ '.lo
q 10 70 Eastor 80. = 70 - Alcr,owrl = VI sundays
40 q ~ to Easiori \. VI LOO $50 r. .
For Wilk"sinrre Ii''ston and Scranton. VIZ A. III
i:io 20 80 = Surafya an \ VI
For Reading 70 500 @ 10 1000 ii:3o \ NJ. l:1n
i:3o o, 4:go 500 ., o:o" p VI. 70 u rirh'. sur
davs 40 4. NJ. oo 900 so 70 y VI '2-i5 NIGHT
For Harrisburg 40 son a.io 1870 \. VI. 20
I3o 40 500 5li T. VI. i2.iI night sundays I;a'
A. NJ. 100 $50 r. " ie l. nigh,
For Snnhury lcwlsbur, and Wil,nmsror' AT ~, ~
500 o1o \ M 10 80 q m T. VI sundays 4'3p
AL raw ROVTE.
FOR long rhNN'Ii OCEAN Grove &C.
Grove ani points s'.'h - p.in, rleasan' 80 SO
h3s. BIS y NJ SUNDAYS fs''us - 'r'eririrr ~ ts-
bury Park and ocean ftrY,al HHp l. NJ
Tlr LAKEWOOD.
".
Fer Toms niye- ner-seai Park and rarn"sai { 10
in.ii 4. VI. - f-iO
For Atlantic CIV vncani ani Trljgo'on. 4'ao \. 81.
i:is T. VI
Narosinr 30 80 fo.is , ''O ii5 f.is $50
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

10 iHii.Ah,aiIHui,A q y. = .d nNit lAoRE AND
For riilad. rha wse' ta's 20 - poo n %
~ - d,.~l.r ~ 5 ! 30 90, 40 90, d,a~e,
Pario- can so 30" Dining 'Al. coo. 30. 90,
i NJ i2ij rrh' sunia'- 20 Hrp. 1000 ~ ~
Dining Car. \. NJ. ? o. 400 6or dDr'nS Car. 7 .
1913 night
Fer Baltimore anf Washnr'on week 1af~. 500 10 %
~ 20 Dining r,N. \ " 2 ul % 20 a.rl DINING Car'.
+ NJ. !. T." night Suriifs 100 u 70 d1Inirg 'AD.
a 81. goo 5"' Dining 'Hrl. u y - night
Tt foot -
Liberty =, III ~ .cl. ~ pu ! $50 D." rf1,Ivay
- c;h Az. 81 Fast it'h -. ~ Fas' i2ifh "a
West 1911 s.. 2ii Columbus A. N'w York court
St. scO Fulton s. ff9af'Nn. ~ r. aiwaf. Wiiams
III. New Ynrk Transfer C1nrar, VII raii flr anl
h.ck haegnge fnn hnels re-Ilenrs q fe.iLnAilnn
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

NyOTICE.-Woodrow 4 Lewis. auctioneers' wiz
~ sell At public -uction. December ls 1850 itcard
,.o,r n nj me Department OF Docks. in the i,s"
Vom Pier "a Battery Place North River tne rs nr
- All In behind the bulkhead river wall now pu"' ~
w ", ha h,iit south OF West llh Street. North River
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
BALTIMORE g. OHIO.

Leave Ne v-NOrk fO0f n IIIerfy 81. daily
CHICAGO . J.. VI. and II IL night.
PITTsHI'EG $40. ex. sun sun. i2:i5 night
ciXcINNATI ST. LOUIS. 10 n. m. = p. m
WASIfIHGTON BALTIMORE. 500. 10 dining Car,
2, m dining ta;l. . 3:W dining can tpluln.
car, r. m IL night. Sunday. 10 dining carr II r.,
a. m DINING Car, Dining Car). Dining Can ~ 10
night.
NORFOLK. rl.?0 n. m. daily.
NEW ORLEANS Through Sleeper. 33O y. Sunday
200 y.
An trains Illuminated with T'ntsch Llsht.
IT, 2bl. ilJ lao E'way. 81 r
12I Rowery y. " 33. 3ii Fulton BROOKLYN: station
of Liberty ST.. y g L. y, of y J. Baggage checked
from, hotel residence 10 estimation
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27
ceual Notlres.

TVA otherwise Avicc or Eveline OConnell,
IL leceascd-Notice is hereby given that al creditors
y. b.uencaries neXt-of-kn ana oer persons haNlhg nay
Of the abovenamed deceased are
hr,hv required serd in particulars OF their claims 10
Chambers the Administrator Of the
90 ~ the said deceased the Office Of the undersigne
before the eighteenth day OF April,
no- which date the said Administrator VIII proceed
20 distribute the Of the deceased amongst the par
~ regard being taken only 10 the claims
70 which he then have had notice" Ana ne wi" nD DO
'nf, na,nd This thirteenth day Of OcoberI is'.i
Adelaide Street.
brisbane.
Queensland
Solicitor for the said Administrator.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-27

!.nother Of the younger English writer's is about
to bring out book called 1.-The Quest OF the Golden
Girl" The fantastic title will reveal to at
tentve readers the name Of the author. Richard
Le Callienne
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