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The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16
A TEXAS WONDER.
Halls Great Discovery.

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
covery cures all kidney and bladder trou-
bles, removes gravel, cures diabetes, seminal
emission, weak and lame back, rheumatism,
and all Irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women. Regu-
lates trouble in children. If not sold 10y
your druggist, will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt of 81. One small bottle is two months
treatment, and will any case above
mentioned. E. w. HALL.
Sole Manufacturer. p. o. Box 2IS,
Waco, Texas.
For sale by VIM. Clegg.
Gonzales. Texas, July 4.-This is to Ger
tify that have used Halls Great Discovery
for kidney and bladder troubles, and I am
that have been very greatly bene-
fitted by it. I can fully recommend 1t to
others similarly afflicted.
JAS. F. MILLER,
Banker and Ex-Congressman.
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Sheriff'S Sale.
State Of Louisiana VS.. Doris Duhon.

State of Louisiana VS.. Doris Duhon.
By virtue of thc authority vested in me-
have .seized and taken in my possession
one Creole horse belonging 20 the said
Doris Du1on to satisfy the sum of 81 90 and
costs due for poll tax of 1896, and viii
sell said horse for cash to the last and
highest bidder between legal hours, at the
court house door,
Saturday, April 80. 1S9 8.
I. \. BRoUSSARD,
Sheriff Of Lafayette Parish.
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Don't fail to attend the school
entertainment at Pilette on April 20.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

Fifty dozen shirts, international
brands, just received by Plonsky
Bros.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

O. J. Stokes has wired from
Danville, KY, that he had Pur-
chased some fine stock.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

Tonight the fremen will have
their ball at Falk's Opcra-house.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

The f1remen's ball at Falk's to
night will be thoroughly enjoyable
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

Typewriter supplies at the Moss
Pharmacy.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

New goods and low prices a
Hebert 4 Landry's, near the depot.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

Hats-straw, linen and fur, all
shapes and colo1s, at Plonsky Bros.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

Lowney's candies at Caillouet's
drugstore.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

Dress goods in latest novelties, a,
Plonsky Bros.
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Col. Gus. Breaux is attending
court at Abbeville.
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Novelties in shirts, collars and
cuffs, all styles and sizes, at Plon-
sky Bros.
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Pants-cashmerc, worsted and
linen, at Plonsky Bros.
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Lowney's chocolates at Caillouet's
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-04-16

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 1oc.
or zsc. If c. G. c. fail to cure, druggists
refund money.
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Taken Up.

Taken Up.
On my place in the first ward OF L'fa-
yettc parish. one blue Creole flly, not
branded. Owner can secure same by prov
ing ownership and paving costs.
ADEyEN BROUSSAHD,
Duson p. o., La.
April O, 1905.
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Constable Sale.

COl1St0 dc SAHG.
In accordance with the parish stock, law
and by virtue of the power i'll me vested,
have taken possession of and will sell to the
last and highest bidder, for cash at Judge
l.. A. LcBlanc's Office between legal hours on
Saturday, April 1G, 1895,
the following property, to-wit:
One blue horse, sorrei n'Hre, one
light brown horse, one fly two years Old
one light brown pony
+. BOUDR EAUN,
Consta bic 4th Ward.
April O, 1905.
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Firemen's ball at Falk's Opera
house toni ght.
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{ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
! STATE OF LOUISIANA.
{ Parish OF Orleans.
II Orleans
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Visit the new store of Hebert s
Landry near the depot.
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Educate your Bowels with Cas-
carrots.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation for
ever. 10, IS cents. If G. c. c. fail, drug
gists refund money.
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Shorthand and Typewriting.

ShOTth8nU 0nd IypeWTItlu8'
Those DESTROYS to take up the
above study under a competent
teacher, will do well to call on Miss
Williams Monday evening, 1890, at
the residence of Mr.. Maurice Mou-
ton. where she will organize class,
and furnish full particulars.
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Sheriff's Sale.
State of Louisiana VS.. Thomas
Che}scy.

Chefscy.
I3v virtue of the authority vested in me
have seized and taken my possession one
Creole horse belonging TO the said Thomas
costs. due for po!l tax Of 1896, and sill
sell said horse for cash TO the las. and
hi CHEST bidder between legal hours at the
court house door,
Saturday, April 80, 1898.
I. 4. BEot7sslsu,
Sheriff Of lafayette Parish.
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Wanted-A Idea III III 81 :: s: ss3ss
VIE VIE! 56 5af easss Asss1
ia new iist 81 one t6oVeend Inventions wanted.
DR.. j. L. Duhart,

A practitioner in the State IS years and
in LAFAYETTE parish IS years. Spccialties:
Chronic Bronchites, Catarrh, Liver and Kid
ney diseases. New treatment for Consump-
tives texternal and INTERNALLY also for deaf
ness.
Consultations from 9 to i 2 a. M
and from to 5 p. m.
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u'lNe tlauer WAS absent and there were
niue only lGs ballots cost as io!iows.
Hanna ~ Mckissap ~ Wiley }, warner
=, l'silz ] ahsent j
A. i2lR the house adjourned da1 the
hail waR usea ipr n lolllueaton meeiing
lhe CROWD SINGING fnaise God, from NliciH
dl DRESSINGS iiow.
The senate chamber Was crowded 20 is
limit when al II o'clock the drst move m
tho ,,rea, sanu,r7,,,, ,ortset ,vas r,ado Tan
'INi1 O ne po'Ai'lN1ec AStl'E tHat houh 40
phe TIME Tor taking the ballot had been
adolfed seine time before
x,t,c,, ,,,o l,,,4..,,c, ,,,,..,.r,,,. .r,o.,,oa
toF oi'nei ahu ANNOUNCES 'l'al lns oadU'uHs
for a United States senator was ngw uuder
confederation perfect quiet tnnealately
,,s,,.,,as 81, ,,,na ,sa. l,.ara 1,n.
NN' sNu
peoiie realized that inc beginning OF ihe
and had come and that within a few MIN
utee the vote that would largely dttermipe
,-..,,., go,
WHO Nas 10 pe tus n"A' Nt'''u s'NieS S'''''
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Carpenter Crandall Dodge, Garheld, l5utz.
Mny Plnminer, Riley Sheppard, sullivan
Weight Wightman, Williams. Wpleatt--
Tolai IL.
Senator Burke Of Cleveland vas lie oriy
republican In the senate who id not vote
for Hanna, Senator Yugt, The fusjonist
from Cinuinngti voted for Hanna as cid
all the fusion republicans from Hamilton
county except Otis VINO did not produce
the dramatic scene that mad been an
npunoed ana was eenerally expected
THE vote for the long term stoad 10 for
MCKiAseu ard " fcr HANNA the same as
on the hallot for the short ierai
With the II In tho senate and Sc in tna
hause Mr. Hanna has just The requisite
~ votes for hts election. with all present
except Rearesentstlye Cramer Who Is dan
gerously SEX Hanna having one 10 spare.
remarkable scene took place n tine
senate rhamhet whom the vote from the
house WAS announced The republican srr-
ators uslare1 by the encouraging news
stood on their chairs aRd upaa ihe floor
and shouted themselves hoArsa WITH calls
jor Hanna aud victory Nothing ike 1t
MAS erer seen in the Qho senate chamber.
What's the matter with HANNA they
shouted and the answey came back, Hes
all iight!" j wRs several minutes be-
itre the hall was cleared. Mayer McKis~
son denies That he committed himself lasi
rishi TO free silver, CT 10 staaa unaghe Chi
caro platform when called nta the demo-
cratic cupcue The democrats and others
present confirm this report ana state mat
Mayor Muksson said be Mas hiasaliisl
and OPPOSED 70 tae poi ley q Secretary Geee
iut lie would not stand Tor The free and
pnlimited coinage Of SILVER.
The oppoduon 10 Hanna evidently gave
NJ The hope OF any chances TOMORROW OH
the soint ballot
Representative Aazleu, who voted with
The democratic steering COMMITTEES and har
been working 10 keep ne democratic lnem-
bers an lire Tor Bushnell kuitE or any
other republican who Soul be elected aver
hAnna. says he voted for 4 ae:noerai be-
cause he had been fooled BY The renuh-
sioans. He assorted last night that they
had eight republican yotes against Hanna
and showed only six on the halluis--en ne
u the senate aad five in the house
Charles Gerrish the coalition chief clerk
n The house, saia llama was considerably
begtsn up TO within ao hoar isioee the
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1crislature convened this morning. ~nen
!! he fombine learned that Representatives
Isrosie and Lane would not present the
name of 3eptha Girard the silver rrpup-
! loan. who has had his headquarters IN
| ppeIation here for over two weeks :,
| was expected that Droste wouia pissenl
the name of Giiard and Lane SECOND ~, ~
nomipa.ion and that their two votes would
| cause a deadlock and probably inate voin-
| nromiee winner cut Of Girard Nnen
| Droste early iit the roll call, voted luuaiy
| for Hanna that was the siEnal ior thsc'
on the republican side. He voted peiuie
tho names of Griffith. Joyce, Lane Mdnusi
On any OF the doubtful ones we're caileu,
and All the doubtful ones were aiterwaro
recordnd FOR Hanna. All The republican H.
fionists from Cincinnati voted for Hhnnd
Hardly had The result uf the ballot been
announced before surging. shouting crowo
filled the lobby and corridors OK tne Nell
housp and cheered for Senator Hahna,
sweeping through the house and upon me
streets Responded to the repeated Calls
from his friends and in answer to their de-
,nands made d speech, nongratulgtlng them
on behalf OF the republican party ior tne
nuspic1ousness of the committee IL ls
MOI 80 much a matter OF personality SAID
Mr.. Hanna, as II is question OK Keeping
the pledge and upholding the integrity Of.
The party ana OF giving uttu " LIZ ''-A
Of the people
The excited crowd lifted the senator from
the floor and man after man embraced hum,
while others were shaking both HANDS.
Finally thh crowd WIS held back and got
ten into lime and for fully an hour he
btood and rrasped the hands and listened
TO the exultant congratulations OF the
crowd
THANK God the right viii prevail,
"praise God from whom all blessings flow,
.'Glory, hallclujah, and kindred express
sfons filled the air In chorus one veteran
with uplifted hand shouted, Senator this
takes load off me NJ big as q freight car.
The crowd kept cheering unabated during
the afternoon. The feeling Of relief among
the republicans was Understandable. They
realized the impending danger and gave
way 10 eytravagant expressions of pleasure.
The whole city WIS wild with excitement.
All the Great Southern hotel there were
many complaints against members or the
democratic side as we'll as on the repuo-
licnn side OF The house. Some charged
that Kurtz gacrifued Mukisscn and did not
want to be voted for himself when there
We're not enough votes in sight 10 elect. TIE
democrats We're holding conferences with
o view 10 bringing out straight demo-
cratic candidate for senator tomorrow and
for that John Mclean was The favorite. ~
that event IL was thought Hanna might
tomorrow secure the entire republican yo,e,
The senate and the house both adjourned
this afternoon until 40 O'clock tomorrow
morning. A joint resolution WIS presented
TO meet in joint st.sSiun at noon TO canvass
the vote cast today for senator
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DAVIS on HAWAII.
Opened Argument for Ratification
of Annexation.


al Annexation.
Washington, January 11.-A portion OF the
speech delivered today by Senator Davis in
| executive session consists of review of the
relaticns between the United States and Hn-
wfii during the history of those islands and
was intended to show that the United State
had expressed fostering and protecting care
oyt- them from the beginning
Il approach this question" the senator be-
gan, with, / hope, due sense Of tho re-
spcnsihiiity imposed on me in beginning The
debate, the result Of which mar be Of mo-
inertous consequence 10 the future welfare OF
both this country and the Hawaiian islands. ,,
Ihe question is one of Importance SO vast
that one must Of necessity approach II with
certain degree OF timidity. because 1t was
be said. very difficult 10 present all the
points involved as they should properly he
pressnfec, however much care and aitontion
onr might have given 10 the subject
ne senator, without further aponer ,h,,
sanncned into the presentation of the bin he
, lore the senate He consumed considerah,n
nlnf n a general presentation Of tho reasons
tor annexation. Saving that these w. f.1,,
eoIllinerslai and strategic 'os"
referring 70 the commercial relations Tor
conmeai'ng the island IN the interest 81 this
country. ne called attention To tnsar lecs'
ton midway in the Pacific ocean ara 'o 10
any one with halt an eye to the i,rno r =
o. trade could discern the fact thai they mnst
CIV very Important fgure tn contrnllinr ~
Trace q The future, AS for their military
ssSssh.ee, ne SAID, Il has already become
essnsht thaf the opfning OF the new oept,,rv
M, ~ now 60 near must mark the omen
,ns o. = new condition Of a1Airs Ia the Far
, ,.snl IS Is.errod then briefly to the opera
. s Q, me Europran powers in China ss.gfa-
snAt me DAY was not far distant whe,, M
Asiatie seahoard 9o' the
Taking up the question az ths ,s,.,s
estNven Hawaii and tho Tinted STATS S.',p
49, 49, LAWS presented thorough rcriuw a. fi',,
s snnlss which had been made 10 ms psst 10
siom many eminent statesmen 81 former
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FORAKER SAYS NOTHING.
IntImates that the contest Has beer
Ended.

Ended.
Washington, January 1l.--WheD asked
his opinion tonight Oh the subject Of the
first days ballotlng in the Ohio senatorial
election, Senator Foraker said: II seems
10 me that Ohio has spoken for herself and
that there is not much else to say
On being assured that there is much
Interest expressed in his personal opinion,
he said "T'he contest has been extraordi-
nary in many respects, and all who have
the good OF the party at heart must be
glad il is aended. The feeling that has
been aroused has been very bitter, but
TRUST that natural conditions will soon
obtain ana that united party viii be the
result.
AS to the prospect of the joint ballot tar
senator said. - know nothing OF lo6ay's
proceedings beyond the newspaper re-
ports, but / don't see any reason 10 ,';tlk
the result tomorrow will be different from
That OF today. ] am glad it is over so
soon. protracted deadlock, as IN tie
Kentucky case. would have been deplola-
hIe -
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MIR. MAsoN's REASONS.
Had Iseen Approached by u Hannaife
Before.

Columbus. Ohio, January 11-aarry C
Mason OF Cleveland, speaker of the house
tonight gave out the following
To the Public: The principal reason
why / have been opposed to Mr. Hanna
is because of the fact that TWO years
ago. when the fifty year franchise bill
was before the legislature. was APP
preached by man from Cleveland
who was lobbying In the interest Of
that bril- He offered be a brihe of
Si6uo il would vote far that measure.
AT my conference with Mr. Hanna
last Saturday ] told him that this
reason would prevent me supporting
him. because ! believed he knew The
street railway Of which he was presi-
dent was behind the man who offered
the hribe and that he himself was on
the ground lobbying IN the interest OF
the hill. Harry G.. Mason
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times to show. as he ss,d u
lean thought had alwayc
lie referred at some ~; y!
treaty, asking why II WI ~
said with the single cxcS1's.
ment of President CIevs}:; n 4
avowed policy Of all parfSs 2
lions in this country A D.
make the Hawaiian islan6s,
States. He commended fh2s r
the islands 80 far as ~. H.
ilized, is the result OF lx
aud energy. and said the i3js2
this country by virtue hon = +
geographic location.
Indeed. he; cuntlnued "
aspects which the case pr,5.s
States can not afford eithn 4 ?
ests or in the Interest," Z
people TO allow the opportrsas'
troll Of them to pass. SssSs|
ratify the present treaty. -
emily continue TO exercjee ~
vent other nations from 80
troll which we decline to tshs
He said that up to TIE :
have the exercise Of a mn ,
over the islands under the ~
the application Of the Monyi-,
under these circumstance II I,
man indeed who would aonrlls'
applicable in the future In Nh,
of this opportunity to make ~
own.
Senator Gray, also a meuSr
mittee on foreign relations IL
islands should he annexe& =
admitted as a State Of the n
present mixed population.
Such ! don't believe 10 y 4
any one" replied senator nm
freely admit that the popular
is not such at the present IN
desirable in American Statebogi
self, / may say that ] conlItqI
of the population to be one Il /
10 annexation But the adfsss;
weighs this one element a i
comparative insignificante.s
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-01-12

Columbus Ohio, January il.-Narkers
for the opposition against Hanna w,li not
sleep tonight but will put in all tie lime
until The JOINT ballot is taken tomorrow a,
noon. The chase for changes in the vote
will be kept M. even 10 the entrances to
the State house tomorrow, when the mem
hers can get resef only by 1ntesinS their
respective halls.
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CoNFIRMAfI6,s|
Among the Confirmatls
Number of Texas Aesl1|

y Ae, VI s~@6 >
Washington, January IL
has confirmed the following I
To be judges Of the uus
land claims-Thornas G. FL
Carolina; William NJ. MurN
see; Joseph r. Reed Of lon
Chief justices-Henry G. s.
sas, W. r. Stone of Coaonls
Postmasters: Texas-H u
Nacogdoches; G.. 3. Ciark.
Cunningham. Graham; MN
ham; C. Bmanual. Jacksuax
Harvey. Bolton Il. h I'M
j. Mayfield. WhitesboroI j B
xia; n. Palm, Albany; !
Huntsville; T. Tray, Misel
Rankin. Henpsteads j. p. ~
F. T. Snyder, Woimar: =. =
wood.
New Mexico-M. 81 ou13
Cruces; L. o. Fullen. NV
Oillahoma-J. a. Bupflef.
Douglass, Alva; r. FeH 49,
Thomas, Pond Creek.
Indian Terribory-N. Ncsa
wood.
To be pension agents.
Buffalo, n. Y: Jonathan Nm.
rago; John r. Wilder at knMs
Edwin d. Coe, al Miiwauke
d. Leigh, at indianapolis, y
Mondel of Newcastle, W. y
ant commissioner Of the &C.
fee.
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BiiRR BlRrED.
snoiher of Ihose shot by Him vii,
succamb.

"a Paso. Texas January IL seth Burr.
the TsHss cowboy WHIP made such ses-
ierats fight In iua-ez, Mexico. last sun
Gay mornins, wss buried in this city today.
The Mexicssn authorities permitted his
remains 70 be brought On this side without
iey'nS the usual export charges levied on
corpse.
Asariio Gulleja the juarcz sergeant OF
rolice who receives three Of Rurr's i, iiets
i san 'iyinT. bn' IS II a dsias condition
The yclarae, who Was shot twice ~ Burr.
VIII lose his right arm, The woman INV
fihimc, in nbcse room Chavez. fhe ,aI,,-
esrr, was killed By Burr. Is in ALL
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MEXICAN WEEsl
Very Little Spread Mr
section North of CuetS

Section North Of
Washington, January He.
tural denartment has issued
:, ~ "
sAiuiils tDe sipeau =.
boil weevil during the pas.
years ago The weeyil made Y
n oo,ta,,, ,,a,.,ians =, Texss a |
yam ~ IA ~
great Tear thal ~ "op
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Governor Ru.bneII'. statemrn,

Columbus, Ohio, January ll--Goyernor
Bushnell tonight said: Il simply desire 10
repeat The statement which / made da,
or two since that the result of The contest
rests with the members OF the legislature.
whoever tbey may elect viii receive ms
cordial support"
me governor again reiterated that he
had been misrcpresented and rnisouoted hv
certain newspapers and declared that 4,
tome instances absolute malicicusnsss had
been reached.
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Anolher Ms,e hl. nnnnn.

Columbus, Ohio, January lin con-
nertion with The bribery stories tonight 1t
is reported that Witnesses will be called
before the grand jury here for !naieiments
against some prominent opponents against
Hanna for conspiracy and on like charges
at cineinnati for all connected with the
OILS case.
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NnMINATONs

Washington, January I'm
today sent these noniuatio's
ate:
Treasury-John H. LanGb
vania, coiner at the mint q :
To be consuls-W- Maxxsl,
Rhode Island, at Bermuda; Y
of Rhode Island. at dublin, 2
ny d, Taylor OF PennsylEalss
zas. Cuba.
Interior-D, C. Tufts, g ~ I.
public moneys at Fargo, NJ =
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HONE pkt
HOW THE W.
DRESS WELL I
NO Need az Lss9
Though Ttmeu Z
Make old cswns
Like New when &

~
Make Old cswns
Like New whea ~
IT is astonishing NJ
from seemingly ,ls4i
woman who knows hoS
that is out of style al
Diamond Dyes to !
then made over d, sks2S
most like new. suits l
made from old ones disss
and a bath In Diamos7 ~
them look iikn new. rSc>sa'
the little Eirls can Be- "A ~;
trouble and scarcelv
cast off garments 81 "
when the color Is chsrS &
Dyes, the mnde-ovtrs r.
they We're fresh from n. 4
Diamond Dyes are SSS'
bone use. and the pIain ~
package make II impos|
most inexperienced "a Ss.!
these dyes. They 49,
ribbons. feathers ana 49,
and gowns. and make -
color-s, even handsome d,
by the professional iyer a
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Lh1A4 F1lsy ofkon counns from Q
e4ser Paa rt&e4 ~ TIC rtr1utE-
49,, - . cp0uEant oi1Rnse to
o0p1 ~ ~ ~ ~ friepdu.
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SarsapariIIa
Salt Rheun1,

. torment 70 The flesh, . dis
6gurement 10 the body, and
drain on the system, also due
TO vitiated blood.
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1lIseiti~ rox attri-
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-09-17

There will be Ave Judicial Districts In
the State from and after the FIRST day Of
January. 1899. The Silver delegates from
four Of the districts met 81 Reno on the
ssh inst. and nominated four candidates
for District Judges,one from each district
The First District, comprising the coun.
Ties OF Storey, ormsby, Lyon. Douglas
and Esmeralda. nominated Judge Mack,
the present incumbent. In the Second
District. comprising the counties Of
Washoe and Churchill, B. F. Curler re-
oeived the nomination, Judge Cheney, the
present incumbent, not entering the lists.
In the Third District. comprising the
counties OF Eureka, Lander and Nye,
Judge Fitzgerald, the present incumbent.
was nominsted. In the Fourth District,
comprising the counties Of Elko, White
I'm and Lincoln, the present incumbent,
Judge Talbot, was the choice Of the con-
vension. The Fifth District, which COM
prises Humboldt county. nominated
samuel ]. Bonnifeld, Jr.