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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

The New York Mail and Express says
that more than 200 Mormon mis-
sionaries are at work in North Carolina,
making many converts, most OF whom
are immediately sent to Utah. By thue
attracting immigration it is the con6den,
expectation OF the Mormon leaders not
only to extend the interests and influence
OF the church. bat also to acquire abso-
lutte control of political affairs in the
State OF Utah in order that their pecu
liar religious institutions may be secure
against interference from the civil au.
thority,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

Key West, where the United States
naval station is, is an island in the
gulf Of Mexico, 63 miles southwest OF
the mainland of Florida. Key West
is the principal island of the Florida
key group. Westward from this group
20 miles are the Dry Tortugas. where
the north Atlantic Naval squdron was
ordered to 20. The islands are so
named because there is little or no
water TO be found on them. One Of
them, however, Garden Key, has a
noble harbor, better than that OF Key
West.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
snrnr Reotr fn Nevada.

The Alpine Land & Water Company is
negotiating with parties in San Francisco
to erect sugar beet factory in Douglas
county. The percentage of sugar in beets
raised in Douglas is far in excess OF any
raised in the country and this large per
csntsgs has attracted the attention Of cap
ital 10 California and the East.
Il will require from three to five
thousand acres Of land to supply factory
with enough beets to make il profitable.
Owing TO the high percentage OF sugar,
however, 1, would require less acreage
10 Nevada than elsewhere. The beet crop
for sugar has to rotate and the land from
which crop has been raised must lie
idle two years, 80 that the land is never
used only every fourth year.
Once such an enterprise ia started In
this State more will follow, and in the
future beet culture ought TO be the prin'
opal industry Of Nevada.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
sne muiued California Grape Crop.

The partial loss OF the grape crop
this year, caused bv the heavy rains,
is estimated TO exceed $l,000,000.
Farmers and vineyards all over the
northern part OF the State have sui
tered. While this is true. it is equally
a fact that lost and failing strength
may be restored by the persistent,
systematic use of the great national
tonic, Hosteiter's Stomach Bitters,
which renews and tones the activity Of
the stomach, liver and the bowels,
couDteracts tendency to rheumatism
and kidney complaint, and prevents
malaral disorders. After exhaustine
diseases have run their course, recov-
cry is greatly accelerated by the use Of
the Bitters, which improves appetite
and imparts renewed vigor TO the de-
bilitated physique,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

This gives q coinage value to the silver
production, at i6 to /, of $50 .559 700, lees
than the value Of the gold produced.
The West is now producing nearly twice
as much gold as silver; and the great sill
yer State Of Colorado has finally passed
California as a gold producer, and is now
the first gold State in the Union.
This fact, however. has not affected in
the aligh.est degree the silver sentiment
Of the far West, and Colorado is 81 ardent
an advocate Of " the white metal " ss II
syer was. This fact seems inexplicable to
the Eastern jonrnals. which cannot un-
derstand how Colorado can be q big pro-
Queer OF gold and ye; favor bimeiallism.
Silver State.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

but should they from any cause be
exposed the action of the pin teeth is
such that they are self cleaning, fore
ing mud and dirt out from between
the teeth. One Of the chief objections
urged against chainless wheels by
mechanics is that should the rear
frame become twisted or out of line,
there would be consequent binding
OF the mating gears. The Monarch
chainless is entirely free from this OBJ
lection inasmuch that the junction Of
the piniops and gears form a type of
the ban nd socket joint. thereby per-
mittir running under the condi-
! tom. III Tmet with in bicycle rid
ing. .-r~ sular advantage which this
gear has AID which gives it the highest
efficiency = The direct lift as against
he endth est which is common to all
beyel gearihg This end thrust is
prominent factor in friction and frame
strain.
Another point to be counted in ia
vor OF the Monarch gear is that 1t is
not OF delieate construction although
comparative y lighe in weight.
As stated oy Grant, the well known
authority on gears, The pin gear is
particularly valuable when the pins
are made in the form of rollers ior
then the minimum OF friction is
reached" The friction between the
tooth and pin, otherwise a sliding
friction at line bearing is, with
roller pin, rolling friction. When
properly made there is no form Oh
tooth that. is superior to the roller PIN
| tooth.
While the Monarch company IS
warranted from the study OF experts
in placing its chainless machine on the
market as the best type OF that class,
its faith in the chain wheel Is in no
wav diminished. 1t will continue to
keep them in the forward
ranks of that type of bicycle
which is yet the choice OF the
majority of the people. In line with
the general policy OF the Monarch
company, the price Of its chainless
will be 500, which will give a COM
plete line, including chain machines,
ranging from this price to $40.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

The sinking of the big passenger
steamer Veendam in mid-ocean last
week might have been the worst sea
tragedy of our time but for the fortun.
ate appearance Of the liner st. Louis.
Ii 1t took three hours to transfer the
passengers from the sinking shiE
there would have been small chance
Of saving the women and children in
open boats. Even with no lives lost
the story of the rescue is thrilling
tale OF the sea.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
GOLD AND SILVER.

A few years ago. when silver was savage
ly assaulted in this country, the excuse
given for it was that we were oyerproduc-
ing silver, that the output WAS 20 enor-
nous that the world was threatened with
being swsmped by tbs. metal.
The situation has chsnged very msteri-
ally since that day, SO the following figures
Of the production Of gold and silver in the
far West for the pact year show. the price
OF silver being given az GO cents per ounce:
STATES. GOLD. SILVER.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

She-I think the average man who
lives to be an old bachelor pays very
poor compliment to himself.
He-How so2
lie shows that ke doesn't believe
he is smart enough to take care o.
anyone beside himself. or he is afraid
no one would have him."
Two minutes later she asked hin
Tor time to think about it.-Cleveland
Leader.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

Samuel Gompers, President of the
American Federation Of Labor. is in
New York City endeavoring to get the
unions Of that city TO enter into a
great movement for an eight hour
work day. According to the present
plans Of labor demand for the eight
hour day will be made May 1st next
that will involve fully 100000 men.
The American Federation Of Labor
will make this demand in one trade at
time, and according to the leaders
great strikes are expected before the
battle likely to follow is decided.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

A Carson exchange ssstes that Doctor
Brown has struck a new and rich vein OF
money making. He is now in Chicago
telling OF his liasons to crowded houses
Here IS hint to cleTgymen whose in
come Tor preaching tue word il too small
Tor their needs. All they have to do is
to lead some member OF their flock astray
aud then hire a hall.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
rhe SnaiIe.t Baby.

The smallest mite of humanity
probably that ever drew breath in the
world was born in ST. Louis last week.
At birth it only weighed three ounces
but in three days following it gained
two ounces, with fair prospects of liy-
ing, when some one gave it a little
slice Of bacon to suck, and the follow
ing morning il was dead.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

According to official announcement the
imperial State of Georgia will offer for
sale to the highest bidder on April l, p
300 convict laborers all in middling re-
pair, and in lots to suit purchasers. Some
queer novelties appear on Georgis's bar
gain counter nowadays.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
New Railroad Record

The fast runs reported theseda on
the railroads are hair-raisers sure
enough. A mile a minute will soon
be snail's pace if this sort of record
breaking is to go much further. Five
hundred and seventeen miles in 4S0
minutes is the latest.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

Cripple Creek makes no great hur-
rah over what her mines can do, but
while all the world is rushing past her,
Klondke mad, she just pegs away and
turns out 81 100000 in gold month
with the product increasing from time
10 time
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

The bill cutting off the pensions Of
widows who re-marry has been defeated
10 tho House committee, and probably
will no. come up again during this ses'
sion Of Congress. So now the widows
eau proceed to get in their deadly work.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

As an illustration OF the love and ad =
miration which the Populis.s have for
John G. Carlisle. member has intro
duced bill in the Kentucky Legislature
to change the name of Carlisle county to
William Jennings Bryan county.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

Gold was first discovered in Colorado
in 1858. and since then the State has
produced $3.50, 900. 600 in gold aud silver.
Out Of Sc counties of the State 26 are
gold producers.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26

have given Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy fair test and consider it one
of the very bes. remedies for Group
that have ever found. One dose has
always been sufficient, although | use
it freely. Any cold my children con-
tract yields very readily to this medi-
cine. | can conscientiously recon-
mend it for Group and colds in children.
Geo. f. Wolff, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court. Fernandina, Fla. Sold by
! Mrs. ii. NJ. Schneider & Co.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1898-02-26
Johnny BuiI went. the Best.

The British war office has asked for
tenders OF 250 tons OF electrolytic cop
per, and especially stipulated that il
must be OF American make. That is
a great compliment to this country.
Some OF the English papers growl and
insist that the home material is just
as good, but the war Office stands
firm.
The state herald., 1898-11-04
ADMINISTRATORS sALi,.


So,icr IL hcrcb, given that In pursuance oi
nm order of tie county court ~ tho stat. of
Colorado ~ and for tne county OF Phillips
made On tho " Hay ~ oct A u iAp-. In the
matter oi ibn estate ~ uu.taf 4 LindbDiin
deccssri the undrr.ixn,d the administrator
oi snid -sint. viii sell nj pfivni. -ni. to the
highest ani best bidder for cash N hand sub
jeci " the confirmation " tho said county
court On Monday M, ~ 4 u isis at my office
In the town ~ italyoko IN siid county and
siat. Al the tight. title, interest. aud c-.
tat. of tho said du-taf A iindholm. NJ the
time of his death. aud aii the right, title. aud
interest The said .a,ata has by operation Of
law OF oihcrwisc acquired Other Than. or in
addit on Ia that oi sHii unsinf 4 tihdhDlm
u, the time of his death, ~ aud 10 ali that
r.i itain lot ~ parcel ~ iand situate aud lying
N ,ie sad county VI rblilips aud more par.
tienintiy described ~ fnilossi sw 4, sne ~
pm II no, ,old on the day act
sale will b. continued ifuin ilhp 10 day Until
sn,i property Ia sjld.
Dated y, iioiyoke Colo this u day af pr,
\ ~ ig~ W. hristt hdminisifhtut
The state herald., 1898-11-04
ELECTION NOTICE.
state Of Colorado / =,

state of rolofnio
County ~ Phillips
fnt-hah, To the provisions of section ruc,,,-
ono ,gi) Of Chapter Thirty -four t1i) Of IN, den.
rfai statutes of the sta,r of Colorado. ,pti,Io,
"hlection-, notice l. Lefcb, given tLa, /. ,..,.
rfnl Election will h held In tho several ,o,,n.
precincts IN said ,ounty " PhllIp. I'm ,h,, s.,.,
ai"f+aii' on the InrHdhy succeeding ,., A.,
""i'i", IN III. month of November. A. ~ a..
i1.. w ''''''"ef' ~ ".
lhn' ON said ia, tho following o,,ieo,. .,. ..
bc eecia,i. ,owlti NJ" !"
une ,eptr''nin'i,c In tie ivi consro.s of ,ho
'hi'"d s'n'"r, for tho ht-t congregational,
oh" no'enhor of the state Of ColoraIo
"h" lieutenant governor of tho s,a,, al e,,,,...
jo ' w '"'"'a
oh" s'rfetnr, ~ state.
One stat. TREASURER.
ohr auditor Of state
One attorney srneral.
Y"" Y,""sul"f'n'rndobt " public ins,ruotion
w" regents " the uni,afsit, of t,i,,ad,
a., Y"' ''h"n' of the University of rol.,,,i,. A.,
NV vacancy cat-cl b, the resignation ~ sl,,.,
\. Grimm, VI ''"hey
ono state senator, ~, senatorial Jl.,rie,.
o'' "'"hp'r ~ tho houae NJ representatives
ohe county Judge.
Ono county commissioner within and IN, eo,,.
hissiobef's district M.
'ne justice OF tho peace Tot. iustice'a trcclnc,
one constable for Ius,icc'a prrcine, No, o.
IN witness whereof, have bereun,o ss M,
= WA aud oiieinl aeal. At iioiyoLe, Colorado.
us ~ day Of October. A. u ias.
'S'nll NV. nEgGs. Count, clark,
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Chsirman Broais attempted c,plata-
iion mud Justification Of his comm tee.
action In iusioa with tho Mckinley 70.
publicana ia decidedly weak and very
goniliciing. llis clhim that It We i'm
possible To find silver republican Who
would take the nomination for governor
does not agree very well with his clain,
that 80 per cent OF The silver republicans
pi the state s,oed ready To support tho
Brond convention state ticket. lie clam.
that 80 per cent OF tho silver republicans
u the stat. wcrc With him aud In the
next sentence attempts 10 Justify his
fusion with the MoIiplcy republicans
on the groupd that. II bis committee
bad run u straight ticket iUHt, al 81
fusing with the Mckinley fepul lirals.
thor. would have b en- great danger Of
losing their party organization 10y faii,
ufe in ca.t ten pcf cent of the vote uf tho
.'nie. Mr. Broad ma, be foolish enough
10 think that he has, IL the eyes oi the
silver VOTERS Of the state, full jus iiird
Ills acts but W. give him credit Tor bet
ter judgment thnu TINT. such weak aud
conflicting explanations aa his recent nt.
tempt will never convince the true silver
republicans Of this state that, In iuslrg
With ia. Mckinley republicans he dc.
pi'i'd in the lens, from the plan OF
action mapped Oh, by him before the
A dug u the state convention al Colo
ado Springs.
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Since W. A. Hill, the fusion candidate
for state senator, has begun canvass of
the district, the people have heen
thoroughly inspired with the beliei that
he was the right man Tor the place.
When the election OF the next United
States Senator occurs there will be- an op
portuniiy for the members 10 get "bun
coed" as the expression gees nnl IL is
well TO send man there who is well
versed In the ways Of law making and
laws as they so.
Mr.. Hill 10 one OF the men who will be
found competent TO combat mn intiurnc.
that may b~ brought TO bear npon HIM
by tho schemers nnd graiters always
present on such occasions. lie Is n good
lawyer and man that enjoys good
reputation IN his own county. The peo
pie OF this senatorial district will lind
That bc will leave nothing uudone thnt
should be done TO insure good PEI sion.
We understand that ho Ia pl,d.in. the
people TO remain with him In the ilgh'
md In case he wins he will he ilrs'. las,
and all the lime Tor Eastern Coloraio
sod her fast developing interests an,i
fr enircnchmcnt iu the conduc, OF state
siairr.
/. is the opinion Of Tho Pioneer that
no man Who votes Tor Mr. iliii will no,
hr s,rry OF 1t. for hc represents every IN
tefrst that the people demand shall b,
represented Yuma Pioneer.
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Es-President Harrison has recently
been heard from OH the silver issue. In
commenting on the campaign in Indiana
and the danger OF a victory in that state
for the cause OF silver he says:
1T seems TO me that 1t would be dis
iinci sst-b back for the cause OF honest
money, and q distinct ijjnry to- the state
of Indiana il, In year 30 prosperous as
shis, majority Of our people should vo o
for the free coinage OF silver"
1t seems that Mr.. Harrison, who Las
frequently been pointed to as the friend
OF silver, now explains his position on
that question in language SO plain that
no one need misunderstood him. He,
like most all the leaders Of the republi
Can party, advocates the maintenance of
the gold standard.
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Elk. Presided Harnsou's recent com
ments on the campaign in his state docs
not agree with the claim made by some
the Mckinley republican campaieuers
in this state that the silver question is
not an issue in any Of The states east Of
Colorado. Mr. Harrison says that the
silver question Is very prominent issue
in his state and warns the republicans
8 the danger of victory for the silver
,.nu
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Fx Congressman W d. Bynum OF In
aiana hos been making speeches in Hi
nois in behalf of the election OF repub
hcan candidates for congress in the in-
serest, as lie claims, Of the maintenance
OF the goli standard and here in Colora-
40 We are urged by the McKinley repub-
licans to vote their ticket IN the interest
OF the cause Of silver.
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Senator Wolcott spoke IN Sterling.
Tuesday night and free excursion train
was run from holyoke 10 Sterling to help
surnish the senator with an audi nee.
THIS free excursion train is very good
object lesson for the voters OF Phillips
county. The ps.ty that is fighting the
cause OF silver always has an abundance
Of campaign funds as Is evidenced by
tho manner in which this campaign has
been handled by the Mckinley repubh
cans. Senator Wolcoit has been making
his campaign on special train and his
audience has been furnished by tree ex.
cnrsion trsins. These trains are paid
for IRON some source and the money
most likely comes from the campaign
fund OF that party either state or nn,icn
al. The managers Of the Mckinley re-.
publican campaign may imagine that
they eau carry the election by such a
lavish expenditure Of money but they
will awaken ON the morning after election
day to find themselves very much mis-
taken.
The state herald., 1898-11-04
A ACrlyE .soi.icirons. WANTED EVERY.
hMIlENE for nIhn kinri Of iln rhlllInnInra,,

b, Mura, iisis,eai. commissioners b, the Gov.
eminent a- Official Historian To the War Depart
mcn,. The book was written In army camps at
san Francisco On tho Pacific with General Msr-
riti In the hospitals n, Honolulu. In iIons Kong,
In the Ametieih trenches nj Manila. In the ihsuf
rrnt ,anis with Asuinaljo on the deck oi tho
Olympia with D-~r,. aud In tho mar 81 battle at
the fall ~ Manila. bonanza for nFrnis. iirim.
full Of original picture. taken b, government
photographers TN tho spot. Large book. Low
pfioe-. Ills profits rtrisli' paid crrtii, given.
Diop all trashy unofficial wpr books. Ou,n,
fre address. Y. 7. barber, s"c',., Star lnsat.
nnca iilir.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1898-11-04

The friends of silver In other states
are watching the voters Of Colorado and
the result OF the election IN this state will
Rave much TO do with the result OF the
S1bt for silver in 1900
The state herald., 1898-11-04

When United States senator seems
to consider ii necessary to run free ex.
cnrs,on trains 10 his political meetings
in order to secure an audience, it looks
ular with the people as he might be.
The state herald., 1898-11-04
LUCY Il. II. SCOTT

LUCY Il. II. SCOTT
Republican party silver republican party west
em republican party
rostoiliec address .ss2 Josephine stree, Denver
Colo
place Of residence ?sia Josephine street Denver
Colo
place Of business s.ia Josephine stree, Denver
Colo
The state herald., 1898-11-04
Regent OF University OF Colorado
Vote for two)

JESSIE q. CASwELL
Republican party silver republican par,y west
.rh republican party
postofiicc address Grand Junction Colo
place Of Residence Grand Junction Colo
place Of business Grand Junction Colo
HARRY PARKlN
Socialist labor party
postoliice address Denver
place of residence 38iI Williams street
place of business 36ii William. street
ALBERT q MASKER
Socialist labor party
postonce address Denver
place of residence ;t.sI Fairyiew Auenue
place Of busin-.. ;i:ss fair,lcw Avenue
DAVID NJ. RICHARDS,
Peoples party, Teller silver republican party
democrat part, liberty union party
po-to,ice nddr~s ch.fyiin Colo
place Of rc.idene. chcrrbn Colo
place of business ois Finest \ craniror block
u. ID. SANDBoRN
Prohibition party
po.tpilica address oreel.y
place of residence Uteclry
place Of business Greeley
HAROLD u THOMPSON,
Demo orniic pariy. Teller silver republican party
lib.ri, union ticket party peoples patty national
peoples party
ppstoiiiee rddieHH Cripple Greek
plnre 81 residence ~ Mining E2chansr building
place of bu.inc.. 81 Mining Exchange Dalliins
EDWIN j. TEMPLE
Silver republican patty, western republican par
Ip
J posioiiieo address Boulder uolo
place Ut tr-iianr. Boulder Colo
| place of husin.r- Doaij.i Colo
FRED WHITE
Prohibition party
poe, oico aidrr.A boulder
plae. Of residence boulder
place of bu.nc.a ilouldef
Regent OF the University OF eolofaao 10 hii va.
| gasg, tlata far anal
The state herald., 1898-11-04

One representative In the Goth Congress Of the
Uni. d Jtates 2nd Congregational District.
(yutc for oncl
The state herald., 1898-11-04
CHARLES aARTZELL

CHARLES HARTZELL
Republican, Western Republican
Pos,oiiice address room cis To 90 Ernest and
Cranmer building Dcnyer Colo
Place of residence No 1855 welton II Dcnvcrcoio
Place Of business room 6is to 0o Ernest and
Cranmer building poHyer Colo
JOHN T.. SHAFROrH.
Democrat. reoplos Party. Sil,er Republican
Teller silver republican party liberty union ticket
rRriy
Postoiiiec adlrcss ihss York u Denver Colo
Place Of ies ldcnre 1881 York II Denver Colo
Place Of business room q Tabor block Denver
Colo
DAYTON GILBERT
Prohibition purty
| postoaire addres- No II IAva,a plncc Denver
| ralo
| II ,.idenco,No II I.ave,a place Denver Cola
Place Of hu.lnca- No u iayeta place Denver
Colo
NATHAN l.. GRiEST
Socialist. Labor par'y
pustniii - nddrrss Dcuyer Colo
Place II rc-idcaco liiq barimor street pchH"i
Colo
piare ot busincs, iiiO i.Srlmcr street Denver
Colo
oo,ernor Of the State Of Colorado
Note for one
The state herald., 1898-11-04
State Treasurer
Vote for onel

JOHN II. FEsLER,
Deinocrhic party peoples party. Teller silscrre-
publican party lihcr,, union tlche, party
pasioihc. uddross Glcnvood springs Colo
place of f,..iirneo corner a. v. and Cooper sia,
olcnwood springs Colo
place ol bas,nnna Fin, National Bank olenwood
springs Colo
JOHN T.. MEYER.
ocnlisi Labor fnf'y,
ro.,u nee address Pueblo.
rlae. af residence 1870 4 eighth 81.
Place Of business 1910 v eighth Il.
OTTO A. RlNuARDr,
Prohibition raiiy.
roslufiice addfcs- C.nyer.
Place of ic.il.nco iglD Nraphhor u Denver tolo
l'iae. Of burihca- iO1l A,apahoc ., D1nyef Colo
FREDERICK q. kOOf
Republican Fart, silver republican part, west
cru republican party
rnstnlllea address wnlHanbufH Colo
Place oi residence Mhlsenbufg Colo
lliea ~ bn.iDess wnlaenbufii Isio
The state herald., 1898-11-04

Hon. John F. Shafroth, congressman
from this district who will he reelected
on the s, day Of November to serve an
ether term.