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For Infants and Children.
So. -: If;

4
Alt lawyer get a clear view of the
uiIed the litigant5 friend. "No,
be didn't | told him that my
Na- about money, and he seemed to
'- ng Oh the theory that by reliev-
NY money lie would cause the
u7appear.' Washington Star.
Relief In SIX hours.
IL Kidney and Bladder diseases
six hours by the "NE w GREAT
I NERIC AN KIDNEY CURE" This new
--.l rs u great surprise on account OF its
promptness in relieving pain in
Il -e '. rr, kidneys, back and every part of
fL+rF passages III male or female. 1t
fe5entlon of water and pain in pass
most Immediately. If you want
~ef and cure this is your remedy.
A A Howes x Co, Druggists. Bel
4 ls ii 1y27
W far IL it from here to Brushburg ?"
/ ''ar tourist of an old fellow who was
+a- -eds in a field of sickly corn clown
aF- Is it far" WAL, it hsin't so
'r's f.. nor it hain't so very nigh. If you
e ali by the big road it's ferder nor it
lgl ut if you cut acrost the country it's
E-4r nor 1t is fer, and if you keep right
0asat ahead it's kinder betwixt nigh and
F' bug t's considerable of a ia Mt from
-!a no matter how you git thar" Har-
-fs Bazar.
Anthony, Ex-Postmaster of Promise
NY va, says: 81 bought one bottle of
aysto Cure for Rheumatism, and two
uses VT it did me more good than any medi-
-t YER took Sold by A A. Howes &
Druggists, Belfast. 1yS
What he wanted. "What kind of posi-
oi' jnnuiro1 no
.h patronage. "Well," said the place.
-1'rr thoughtfully, rubbing his chin, 81
want anything | can't get" Judge.
pHEuMATisM CURED IN A DAY.
s'C Cure" for Rheumatism and Neu-
81 4iicaly cures in l to 3 days. Its
pom the system is remarkable and
i-lus. 1t removes at once the cause
Foe disease Immediately disappears.
dose greatly benefits; IS cents.
A. A. Howes & Co. Druggists, Bel
1yo.
5tr4 Each salmon, it is said, produces
I'll 100000 eggs" Egbert: And they
t' Nle about it, either" Puck.
1si,h SPAWN Liniment removes all
l''' soft or Calloused Lumps and Blem-
S ir7m horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs.
a-fs Sweeney, Ring Bone, STILES,
Ita U.s. all Swollen Threats, Coughs etc
i'' 800 by use of one bottle. Warranted
| most wonderful Bemish Cure ever
D."n Sold by A. A. Howes & Co., Drug
''.'' belfast, Me. 1y27
=, haby," remarked the observer of men
lhlngs, "may not have as much sense
4 man, but l don't imagine baby be-
H." very woman who come along and tells
'N 'he loves him. Detroit Journal.
For Over Fifty Years.
~ Old AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY-Mrs
own -1Siows Soothing Syrup has been used for
ne tty years by millions of mothers for
I children while teething, with perfect
es' 1t soothes the child, softens the
s' nus alays all pain, cures wind collie, and
AM 9 best remedy for DiarrhGa Is pleas
r a. DO the taste. Sold by druggists in every
IT, ~ the world. Twenty five cents bot
All. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and
t,f mr. Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and
mt no other kind.
er ooe necessary now. Bobbie Bunting: 81
| Al mat fellow must be engaged to sister
ass Willie Slimson: "Why?" HE
fIlt suddenly stopped giving me money!
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them studied with Letchitisky in Vienna,
where they had to obey his answering
rule Of six hours hard practice daily.
Speaking of musicales reminds me that
two distinguished looking and brainy
women i'll the magic circle of the Foul
Hundred, Mrs. A. Cass Garfield and Mrs.
Elisha Dyer, il, were much observed at
a recent musicale at the Waldorf Mrs.
Dyer's rich brocaded satin skirt looked ex-
tremely elegant. The white glace tatleta
bodice was covered with black net, and a
dainty, short black velvet bolero, with
tabs extending over the shoulder, lent a
stylish effect
| Mrs. CaSs Garfield was no less conspic-
nous in silk Skirt, with a narrow satin
stripe Her bodice was an old-rose glaze
tatfeta, over which she wore new collar
cite of black velvet, which, with the fold
ed velvet made striking contrast.
Mrs. Dyer's husbands reputation is
that of the first cotillion leader in the
land The Cass CanheIds have a beauti-
full place at Newport called Eastbourne
Lodge, and are social lions there
There is no prettier sight in the country
than the New York Saturday May parties
(they are weekly events until August
which throng Central Park. Preceded by
brass band. a class Of school children
led by their chosen Queen who walks, o.
is carried in a chair under a canopy
parade to the park.
The gold paper crown and the simple
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The germs OF consump'
ton are everywhere.
There is no way but to
fight them.
If there is a history Of
weak lungs in the family,
this fight must be constant
and vigorous.
You must strike the dis
ease, or it will strike you.
AT the very first sign of
failing health take SCOTS
Emulsion Of Cod-liver Oil
with Hypophosphites.
II gives the body power to
resist the germs Of consump-
ton.
soc. and ti.oo, all druggists
SCOTT BOVINE, Chemists. N.~ Ys<k
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GALVESTON STATEMENT
GOSSIP or GAY GOTHAM.

New York, November 24.-Riley Gran-
nan, the turf phinger, has sailed away to
sunny Italy, there to enjoy rest and recrea-
ton. Riley, 1t appears, got on the right
side Of the sugar and gas games on Wall
street, asd cleared up something like $780,
900. A stock tip is safer than turf TIP;
and still they do say that gamblers never
bet on sure thing.
little holiday card, which might be
considered little common II 1t was not
found at one OF the incest bookstores in the
city, reads: wishing you the same old"
then, in the center OF the card Is gem
uine chestnut In its glossy brown coat.
and the remainder OF the greeting below
merry Christmas and happy New Year.
or course smart young woman thought
this out.
Brother Emile Risler. s. j.. celebrated
his fiftieth anniversary as Jesuit Mon
day. He is the oldest inhabltant" at st.
Francis Xavier's college. where he has Ia
structed two generations OF students In the
art department He Is verging on 80 years
~ age ss,d evinced much pleasure In fee-
Ing . large number CT the old pupils who
called to congratulate him on his golden
jubilee.
In a sermon on Unitarianism Rev. Dr. NJ
| J. Savage declared that most OF the great
men of the last century were unitarians.
He mentiored the names Of Sir Isaac New
ION. Milton. the Adamses. DIR. Franklin and
Thomas Jefferson as having been UNI
| tarians. Many OF the latter-day poets, IKE
Bryant. Longfellow, Whittier, Holmes and
| Lowell, were also Of that faith, as were
also many Of their contemporaries In the
world OF science history and statecraft-
Rev. Or. Charles r. Baker Of the Episco-
nal church OF the Messiah. Brooklyn, In his
sermon referred to poor struggling Cuba"
ut Ia carrying on war for Independence
more heroic" he said, than ever our own
struggle for National existence. For its foe
"a more cruel than ours was. The American
colonies had 10 fight only an aggregate OF
sO OOO. while more than 225,oo0 men have
been sent by Spain TO subjueate Cuoa, W
had powerful allies and without tne aia OF
France We should have failed, wniie Cupn
STRUGGLES on without a helping hand IN an
the world. and without governuent ~
recognize its cause az just
Carnegie hall held motley crowd the
other night Reformed drunksrds' con-
ndence men, cock fighters. rat caschers ana
other Stun types were there in force 70
helm celebrate the twenty-ffth annisersary
A. . UNIQUE metropolitan institution tns'
,c,,rded IN = peculiar manner. Twentv-
az vears 40 Jerry McAuley, tns con-
verted thief. dr,inkard. ex-consic. ~
r~"es,. work III his Den on Water ssrsst
t6st prchably vas ever startss =
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world. At this place then, and ever since
thtn, the worst and most wretched people
We're the most welcome Thousands OF
criminals have been redeemed and made
useful, law-abiding citizens, and In hun
dreds OF cases the converts OF the old Wa
ter Street mission have become noted
evangeliste and rescue workers.
See that chap" querled the young man
at my side who had nodded to a passer-
by. He looks like the real thing. doesn't
he? Silk hat, Prince Albert, pun tie. gay
vest. striped trousers, patent feathers and
cane Well, he's right In 1t. thanks to the
way he can wear good clothes. He came
from my town few years ago, a total
stranger in New York: but he always
dressed well. just how isn't any Of my
funeral. Still. he didn't walk on asphalt
until he caught the eye OF an artist who
coins money drawing pictures OF anima1i
fashion Plates. Now he poses exclusively
for the skillful pencil pusher. and his SAL
airy is fat enough to enable him to enjoy
all the sweets OF metropolitan life" This
Is no fake, and It only goes to prove the
truth OF the old saw about the tailor max
ing the man. The intellectual SLOUGH has a
harder road to travel here than the dressy
ninny.
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! = Duasssas. 4 ne s..ass,. s,.s,.s.,
ns 4. /, rsdsA Haaapa. - Palms, x.v.m.
8 kthacpsA sas.~. r..,.. s,,,..,.,.. -, :.
- g y = soa. Mason. New Ysss. Ncvsnas.;
V = !, Ends.vor. srecasn. Port s..a oe...
i. = o'snvich. Hansn. barry. Move.
g Graphic, a Cardan. octoOer /.
y = Hedden Hall & PcrS Sssd. oe.es,..
g Heivetis. riarSurr oc,sSsr
~ Hemisphere. AverDool Novsmh>.
20 Horea. Hull. Novembcr =
20 Leyoen. CardifR, Novonnber 4
90 Lord Kelvin, Ancona VA Sar....
unople, ctc.. September Z
Ss Mexican. Edwards. duo Novernhe~ =
49, ~ NSstn SANDS. Dixon. - Hambure. o.
Y Phoebe. Antwerp. October IL
a 81 noyenst. London. eeptslnber n.
81 STemiilise Genoa, octobsr /.
:, - ROBERT Harroing. st Vincent Ma.
Sc Samoa. Cardln. November
.rfb e osar Cr9 e fartridge passed Pew
g START. weatherail, Barry. octonar /.
g White Cross, Taylor. CaicuttSs o.
q whitehall. Cardiff. October -
N scn Aup ~, s WIT. sprouls. NswDors
November & 1tons
vember & ~
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00ffjce Of The Post,
SStsisy. Novsmher b.
~ observed amcug the
bsbEerp = well - ~ the
anks % there was no
ncted except como chip
I1r The forenoon.
11csn exchanges we're CLOSED.
n enc Ia. Spots there were
4 vdth good bushes. while fu-
a.,, and declined Lea
rcscts tomorrow 1850 to a.
slnst ssls last year and sses
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CLEARED,
SAILED.

oAl
pa, Martyr. New Orleans.
Seaborne, Liverpool.
uaie. James. Bremen.
VESSELS IN PORT.
D. Ripley.
0, Sawyer g. Co.
w. w. Wilson.
ore. Fowler G. Neville.
rton. Orthwein & Sons.
". w. Wilson.
neld. w. w. Wilson.
erland, Marcovich.
Of York. Fowler q Mcvitie.
!sne. d. Ripley.
ell; A. Holt.
oM. j. Moller & Co.
Reymershoffer & Co.
ands, j. Moller e. Co..
nea, Fowler & Mcyitie,
=. Moller & CO.
VIM. Parr 4 Co.
ID. Ripley.
sle, Pierson, Manchestaf.
10. Fowler & McVitie.
Parr & Co.
"a Moller & Co.
J. AIol.er & Co.
y Of Menai. VIM. pnrr 4 c..
OF Sunda. w. w. Wilson.
Nero.
J. Morrow & Co.
nam Fan. SAwcrs 4 Soma
Orthwein & Co.
par. Parr & CO,
uetus Welt.
a. McFadden, Flood & Co.
ny McComber. Sling & Co.
w, Quarantine
N. Plummer. Flood & Co.
Aslsn II. CLIFFORD. Fowler g. Nc
u'ator. Fowler q McvitIs.
AIRED FOR GALVESTON.
ie, Hurst. Rouen, October n.
az Fort Natal. October &
~ Ioganrog. October IL
IN. Liverpool. November IL
I'm, Penarth. November is.
n aork. Kertch via BerdiArski.
weI. Swansea. November 10.
morning. Antwerp. Novem-
rsak. Jones. at Odessa October
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Inv YORK. EXCHANGE.

Mo-, November 25.-Ca.ttle-
600 of which 1000 were Texans;
not reported: market steady
y; Texans a shade lower; fair
etive shipping and export steers
bulk of sales .40fl4.75: dressed
Butchers steers 4.0Od4. 80; bulk
pM. 30; steers under 1000 pounds
bulk of sales 3.90d4. IS; stockers
~ 2.30d4. 30; bulk Of sales 3.00p
and heifers 1.75G4. 20: Texas and
ers. grass. S.00G3.S5; fed 4.25;
heifers 2.1Od3. 25.
eceipts 1000: shipments not re-
rket strong, active and lower;
MS; mixed 3.S5d3.5O; heavies
|eceipts 5000; shipments not re-
arket strong; native muttons
bulls and bucks 1.O0f3. 25; stock
~; lambs 4.5045. 80.
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COTTON RECEIPTS TODAY.

BY Cuff, Colorado and Santa Fe, go,
bales; by International and Great North
ern. 250S; by Galveston, Houston and Hem
derson, 594: by Missouri, Kansas and
Texas, 72s: by Galveston, La Porte and
Houston. 400; by barges, 3S79 by Gulf and
Interstate. l50; by steamer Cumberland
2s2; by schoopers 30 Total. IA, 4o3.
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liverpool Futures.
ssy with moderate demand; at
n dull and closed quiet.
Seed Yesy
cnll.lClosedlClose.
sellers; V value.
Indon Money Market.

November 25.--Consols for
4; consols for the account 1875.
Ordinary II; Mexican Central
67l5. Ear silver steady, Ghd
Money 2is per cent. The rate
Y IN tho open market for short
months bills 3 per cent.
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City. NO., November 25.-Cattle
800; market firr to 10 higher;
ers 2.J094.06; Texas cows 2.259
3 steers 3.5515, 90; native cows
y ]. 2514. 80; stockers, and feeders
bulls 2.40Sd4.00. Hogs--Receipts
bet strong to HIGHER; bulk of
4d340; hoavies 3.27ial3.40: peck
70; mixed 3.3013. 42As. lights 800
brkeTs 3. 1908. 42la: pigs 3.O0d3. 80.
celpts 1000; market strong;
PtS.0o; Inuttons 2.5044.00.
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RIvE rNTELLrGESCM.

Pst Of Galveston. November o.
ARRIVED.
eestga, Porto Rico.
Walton. st. Lucia.
CLEARED,
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FOR SALls-ono i5-H. L. Amcrican-BaH
Simple Vertical. Automatic High Speed
Engine. Practically new. having only
been used as duplicate hn caso OF acci-
dent. Reason for selling. too small and
being replaced by n larger engine OF tho
same make. Call and SEQ II at Office Of
The Post. @. j. Palmer. Business Man
algor. n
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CAFE baker, and coufcctioner, iirst-ciass
bread and cake; twenty years expert
once: sober, reliable. Address II. Henri
bpi Fsnnin street. ~
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wANTEn~-Posation OF amy Kind BY young
man, Is years VI age; will.ng to work, 10
years experience dn clerical work. Adj
dress liza, This office. q
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OCEAN rREIc4rs

UCEAN FRE1GHT8.
ocean freights (steam) from Galveston
are quoted as follows: Liverpool, S-a2d
Aavre. s-s2d; continent. e-asd: New YorS
y5c per 100
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FOR sALE--'rwo beantifui pianos al AZ
most your own price for spot cash, New
England make, call at once Mt ZIG Main
strcet for particulars. f9-S
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTEp--Horsc 10 drive for his feed:
ge,od caro- a,m light driving. Address &.
~. sedgwacls, Southern Pacific Freight
Depot. q
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MERCHANT AND MILL MEN CoU.
pom Books all denominations, each
book contains coupon OF Sc. l0c or DC.
which are torn out when purchases arc
mado Send for sample and atop keeping
hooks. J. J. pestoris,. Printing AMI
l,ltho, Co.. Houston. Texas. n
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WANTED Isl tiation us garsienor, florist
and nurscrysnah. BY one that under
staeids this business. Address l7sS. this
Dfffca y,
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WANTED--Posstio a. stonographor by
young lady graduate OF good edltcatioil
and oxpeMcnce can give beat OF REFER
ences, Address 1917 Preston avenue.
corner Crawford. y
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WANTED -rU@,tion as stenowraphor by
young lady OF several years experience,
Address 1867, this office. "a
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wANvrEp--I3y a ntitie Aged. steady,
s,ber German, q situation to take care
OF horse, yard and garden. or other
work references furnished. Address
i7SA this Office. n
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Heights on 81 monthly paymcnts u few
Mt sly and SIS. Call soon at 5Oa Travis
street 80
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PERSONAL

+. Il. & W F.--The best production In the
world IS lpasiraifrane for skin. Scalp and
prepaid. Agents supply Co, Room iol,
1915 Texas avenue, Houston, Texas. "a
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p, Martyr. New Orleans.
Seaborne. Liverpool.
uale. James. Bremen.
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FOR SALE--At bargain. $40 acres on
oyster creek, on Columbia Tap road, 4
miles west OF Angleton, 200 acres IN Gull
tivation, 900 acres timber. lao acres prni-
rte; no better cane or cotton land TO he
found anywhere. Apply TO VIM. D.
Cleveland Il Co. n
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zorla county; 26s3 ncrcs, chiefly Bnlxos
bottom. S0j acres in CIVILIZATIONS, a splen-
didly equipped, improved and running
property. Francis Smith & Co, San An.
tonic. Texas. li-2
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w,ANTcD-.A situaSson by an experienced
and prNcucW farmer. as manager on d
pluatation; have a wife, no chtldren
shares or salary. Farmer. th:s officc
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT--Dr. Il.
s. Heisig Office, rooms and s, Tcle-
phone Building, corner Prairie and Fan
min streets, Houston. Texas. Telephone
1914 n
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HAVE for quick sale piece OF property
that requires small cash payment. rev.
cnue derived therefrSm Will pay for In
vestment; big bargain. Il, N Brown
S0o.s Main street. IL
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HAVE fine. open kettle syrup III fivc and
ten-Eallon kegs, at Dc per gallon Adj
dress Mrs. n. Bingham, Julln. Texas
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REA1 ESTATE FOR sAr.r.

FNtR SAIsE--Bvst b,Nkiasyg lofs In tho city
LOT business houses. ON tho north side
w the town OF Hallctsyilie. Address
a. V, Moore. Hallctsviilc. Texas
FOR SA1.h'--6 o-fpvt lots one block on
Harrisburg road. sloO each; word to
the posted II sufficient. d. d. ameaton,
502 Travis street n
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MASKS, costumes, wigs, boards. swords.
| etc, TO let and made 10 ORDER artistic
| decorating a speciality. Texas Costume
House, 6i3 Travis street Is
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31
Reamino with Smiles

Are the countenances of people who have
found speedy and thorough relief from
malarial, kidney, bilious, dyspeptic or
twinges of this obdurate and agonizing
disease, and attack 1t with Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. 1t will then make
tracks" and possibly leave you nnmolcsted
and In peaeeable possession OF your own
comfort In future. Peril always attenxs
rheumatism, II it becomes chronic, on ac-
count Of It's tendency to attack the heart.
Usually it Is complicated with kidney
trouble. Certain 1t Ii that the kidneys,
when aroused by thesBlttere, will eliminate
impurities which give rise to rheumatism
and dropsy. In inclement or wet condi-
tions Of the weather, the Bitters, taken in
advance, will often avert rheumatic trou-
BILE. Use this genial family medicine for
dyspepsia, biIlousness headache and con-
stipation.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECU-
- ton issued out OF the District Court
OF the First Judicial District of the State
of Nevada in and for the County of Esme-
ralda. and dated the oath day Of February,
A. d. 1897 to me directed and delivered,
and the same being in the action Of A..
Summerield, plaintiff, against Grant
Mountain Mining Company, a corporation,
defendant, commanding the sum of TWEEN
ty-four hundred and eleven dollars and
eighty-four cents (S2.411.e4) gold coin Of
the United States, with interest thereon at
the rate Of seven per cent per annum from
date Of said Judgment until paid, together
with the sum Of thirtyrone dollars and
fifty cents (s3l.51) costs and accruing costs
legally to accrue to be made out Of the
property OF said defendant, for said sum,
with interest and costs aforesaid, have
this day levied, seized upon and taken in
execution at said county the following de-
scribed real property, to-wit: All the
right, title and interest Of the defendant
Grant Mountain Mining Company. cor
por&tion, of in and to those cert in mines
and mining claims situated emo hoing in
Grant Mountain mining district, l.aineral-
da county, state Of Nevada krowl ts and
commonly called the California Lode, :"
Great Eastern" Valley View" y" Lucky
Boy" " Raymond Lode" and one mill site
and one spring of water near said mines.
and belonging thereto.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31
Dangers of tho Grip.

The greatest danger from la grippe
is OF its resulting in pneumonia If
reasonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlaia's Congh Remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided. Among
the tens OF thousands who have used
this remedy for la grippe, we have
yet to learn of single case having
resulted IN pneumonia, which shows
.conclusively that this remedy is a
certain preventive of that dread dis
ease. It will effect permanent cure
in less time than any other treat
meat. The "a and 80 cept sises for
sale by the Esmeralda Mercantile Co
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31
George Box

Has fitted up o livery and feed stable
near his residence, north of the
Court house, and he is prepared to
accommodate people desiring buggy
teams or saddle horses at reasonable
rates. Orders left at r. Fl. Wright's
store will receive prompt attention.
He also has large quantity OF fire
wood for sale, and will deliver the
same to any part Of town.
At his blacksmith shop. opposite
the BULLETIN Office, all work in his
line will be done at living prices.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31

Mr.. NEwLANDs is of the opinion,
notwithstanding the expenditure OF
millions by the gold men to defeat
Bryan, that the Republican party
would not have achieved victory last
November had not the Democratic
party presented other issues which
Handicapped Bryan's candidacy, fur
nished pretext for misrepresenta-
ltion and abuse and really DIVIDED the
silver forces. Had but one issue,
the restoration of silver, been pre-
sented to the people by the Chicago
Convention, it is doubtful If all the
money contributed by the trusts and
gold dealers could have defeated Mr..
Bryan.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31

IT is interesting to note that all
yover the State the fever of desire for
mining properties is hot aud strong.
The resident of mining community
who gees abroad is piled with ques.
tions relative to the mining interests
of his community. That mining is
the only incentive for future success
of this State is as apparent as the
passage of time,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31

GEORGE PEABODY made donation
of $4,000, 900 for London working
mems homes. That fund has in
creased in "a years to 5000, 600.
Last year the trustees provided H.
1857 rooms besides bathrooms, labo-
ratories and laundries; 1880 per-
sons occupied them. Tie death-rate
jor infants in the buildings was four
per cent below the average for Lon
don,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1897-03-31

FLOODS in Missouri, cyclones in
Georgia. the people Of Iowa fleeing
TO the hillsides to escape the rising
waters, Egyptian darkness in Chica-
60, cattle perishing OF cold in Ne
praska and the Dakotas, these are
the weather reports from the States
east of the Rockies What com
tparison with the sunny days we are
having in Nevada.