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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Registry
Books for the General Election to be held on
the sth day of November, 1898, for the election
OF state, County and Township officers, are
now open, and will remain open daily on all
legal days from 10 O'Clock A. N. 20 q o'ciocx =.
NJ until and including October Nth, 1898. five
days before October Goth the books will also be
open from to . y. N. on all legal days. Inc
Registry Books will finally close October 2oth
quested TO produce their papers before they
win be registered.
fta +. W. FAIRBANKS.
Eek oficio Registry Agent for Dayton Precinct
I Lyon County. Nevada
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30

You may hunt the world over
and you will not find another med
icine equal to Chambelain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for
bowel complaints. 1t is pleasant,
safe and reliable. For sale by 7.
j. A. Flaws.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30
Don't Hurry.

There is no way TO waste time like
hurrying. Work should be done
with due celebrity; the man who
starts into a days work in hurry
and gets done as much as possible
will he tired ont before noon and
will not accomplish as much as he
who begins at a more moderate gait
and keeps it up until time to quit
at night. Take good rest at noon
and nap if you can. You will dc
more work, and do 1t with more eass
than you would to begin as soon al
done eating. A restful noon spell
invigorates the body for the hor
afternoon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30

Thousands are Trying 1t.
In order to prove the great merit of
Elys Cream Balm, the most effective cure
for Catarrh and Cold in Head, we have pre-
pared q generous trial size for 10 cents.
Get it of your druggist or send 10 cents to
ELY BROS, sc Warren St., N. Y. City.
suffered from catarrh of the worst kind
ever since boy, and / never hoped for
cure, but Ely's Cream Balm seems to do
even that. Many acquaintances have used
it with excellent results. Oscar Ostrum,
As Warren Ave-, Chicago, Ill.
Ely's Cream Balm 10 the acknowledged
cure for catarrh and contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any injurious drug Price,
50 cents. At druggists or by mail.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30

TOB WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Ex-
y ecuted with neatness and dispatch at the
TrMEs ONCE. at prices 10 suit the times Send
for estimates.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30
"Last Summer one oil our grand.

"Last Summer one of our grand
children was sick with severe
bowel trouble" says Mrs. E. G.
Gregory, of Frederickstown, Mo.
"Our DOCTORS remedy had failed,
then we tried Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,
which gave very speedy relief" For
sale by T. ]. A. Flaws.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30
hI1HS'
CASH STORE
rs a ~ Market street,
San Francisco. Cahiorhia'
Registration Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the Registry
Books for the General Election TO be held on
of state. County and Township officers. are
now open at my once in smith Valley Precinct
and viii remain open daily on all legal day.
including October 10th. 1898 Five days before
October 10Th the books will also be open from
7 TO or. M on all legal days. The Registry
Books will finally close october 10th at o'clock
p ~ Naturalized citizens are requested TO
produce their papers before they win be regis
tered. ID. u ELDER,
Registry Agent for smith Valley Precinct l.y-
on County. Nevada.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1898-07-30

Should dry weather make the pas
ture grass short the supply Of suffic-
lent food for the cows may be re-
duced to minimum, or the pasture
may fail. 1t would he we'll to pre-
pare for such an emergency every
year by drilling in about two bush
els of corn per acre, using an ordi-
nary corn drill, and feeding it at any
stage Of growth should it be desired.
Should the green food not be re-
quired then the fodder may be cut
when the ears begin to glaze and
stored away for future use.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03
sasas~sAsasaansasasAs. sas@4as

GERS from trespassing on forbidden wa
ter. over the rails and perched In fight
ing tops of the warships were bluejackets
and marines intently watching FOR the big
event. while the big passenger ships along
the seawan were simply packed with hu-
man freight all anxious to get view OF
the athletes in the race for fame and for
tune. ON the wharves. box cars. freight
sheds ana tops of neighboring buildings.
thousands OF others sat for hours 20 see
t,e rae, which ended SO abruptly and un-
happily.
Promptly at s o'clock Gaudaur and John
son LETT their respective training quarters
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BALLOON DOES GREAT WORK.
TRIED FOR THE FIRST TINE BE-
FORE THE SANTIAGO FIGHT.
the Doomed City and CooIly Make
Maps and Sketches OF All the De-

NEW YORK. July "A dispatch TO the
Press. from Saboney. Cuba, June 80, via
Playa Del Este, says: For the first time
n the history OF the United States, a war
balloon was sent up this afternoon making
observations of incaleulable benefit 20 Gen.
Skaters forces in the field occupied by
the enemy and over the doomed city Of
Santiago. 1t was manned by two members
OF the signal corps. OF all the investiga-
tions made IN the Spanish lines by our
spies no news brought back by them has
been 50 valuable as that obtained by the
officers in the balloon.
Since the discriminating OF the troops
members Of the signal corps have been
anxious 10 try the balloon and the oppcr-
turaty Was given TO use il.
When everything was ready two men,
hers OF the signal corps entered the ear,
guy ropes were released and the balloon,
looking like a monster endowed with life.
shot up into the air. while the soldiers
cheered the.r comrades who were going
en- mission full of peril. The balloon was
sent up from an open, elevated space, not
far from Gen. Skaters headquarters. near
Siboney. While ii SCARED in the ,,ir. SEEM
ing to almost touch the cloudless sky,
fully l,S0o feet above ground, it was in
plain view of the American army and the
men on warships lying off the coast. They
watched il with the greatest interest. and
no doubt It was with mixed feelings of
wonder and fear that the officers and men
in the Spanish army in Cerveia's fleet
and the people OF Santiago viewed i. soar
ing over the town held by them
Everything that could be desired was 10
be seen by the men in the balloon. IN the
harbor of Santiago Cervera's ships swung
placid.y at anchor. and now and ;hen
launches could be seen passing back ard
forth among them. With their telescopes.
the Spanish warshps. the camps and the
city were brought into close range, but all
the information gained is in the possession
of Gen. Shafter and some of the men,
bers OF his staff. Sketches and maps We're
drawn, showing the enemy's location.
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TWO VESSELS ENTER THE CANAL.
One Ii q Troop Ship, the other Only
n Collier.

WASHINGTON. July 1.-THE following
bulletin was posted at the state depart
ment in regard to Admiral Calnara's fleet
this afternoon:
Spanish ships Colon and Corodonga en-
tered the Suez canal yesterday; the rest,
with the exception OF one repairing. left
the harbor. coaling from their transports.
WATTS"
Watts. the sender OF this telegram. Is
the deputy consul at Cairo, who has been
at Port Said for several days observing
the operations Of the Spanish fleet.
The two ships reported as having enter
ed the canal are not Of much consequence
as fighting machines. and are not calcu-
lated to canse any special trouble to Adj
miral Dewey or to make any material
change in the existing condition of affairs
at Manila. The Colon is a troop ship.
The Corodohga is collier. and is supposed
to have troops on board.
LONDON. July "A special dispatch
from Madrid says that after the cabinet
meeting yesterday it was officially an
nounced that Admiral Camara's torpedo
boat destroyers will return from Port Said
10 Spain.
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Weak Men

BE strong. be manly. II you have in
dulged in errors or excuses, get over
the evil effects of such folly. Free your
self from the miseries of night ennis
sons. exhausting drains, impotency.
atrophy or the wasting away of the or
gans, lost manhood. weak. aching back.
frequent, painful urinat.on and sediment
in urine, pmpes. nervousness. sleepiess-
ness, bashfulness. dependency. stupid
ity loss of ambition or similar symp-
toms of physical mental and sexual
weakness, which render YOU unable 10
enjoy some of the keenest pleasures OF
life. You will find DOCTOR RAT
CL1FFE your best friend. He has had
more experience and greater success in
the treatment of such diseases than any
other specialist on the American CONT
nent. He will fit you for pleasure. study.
business and marriage, and send you out
into the world with life anew.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

All the conjurlng OF Dante cannot
make his Inferno equal 70 the horrors of
syphilis, whether hereditary or con-
tracted, when allowed 10 take It's own
course. Although mild in the beginning.
1t gradually works its way through the
system, into the blood and bones. and
finally becomes almost terrible in It's
secondary and tertiary stages as lep
rosy itself. Many Physicians suppress
syphilis for the time being with mercu-
rial poisons-with that damnabie curse
from which your children as wei as
yourself will suffer-hut without iniuri-
Gus drugs DOCTOR RADCLIFFE COM
pletely and forever erad.Cstes every
symptom. ta.nt and trace of the disease
and leaves the system In a pure and
heaithflIi state
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Johnson Struck Floating Timber. and Gaudaur Went
Over the Course Alone in Good Time.
Waived His Claim to the Purse However, and Magnanmousy Con-
sented to Row the Race Over AgainElis Wins the lnd
vdual Championship in the Shooting, and Cotter
the Professional Bicycle Race.

caslon. but the condition Of the tide. which
is most important factor in a scuiing
race on salt water, has 10 be considered be-
fore anything else. consequently Monday
evening at 7:39 o'clock was the time chosen
ThOuna nds Gather for the Contest,
The scene on the inlet just previous TO
the race was the most brilliant, in an
aquatic sense. ever witnessed i'm the
Northwest. Craft Of all descriptions, from
din!sntive Indian dugouts to large pas
senger steamers. scuttied about looking
for vantage spot from which to view the
contest while here and there darted swift
launches from her majesty's warships en-
deavoring to keep overly anxious sight
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ing for a start, Gaudaur invariably squirt
ing away for several boat lengths.
Finally, at 6:ls the pistol cracked and the
race for the championship was on. John
son seemingly caught the water first, rae
ing away at IS strokes to the minute, Gau-
daur pulling g. Johnson's stroke was
much shorter than the champions. and
not 20 powerful. For a few seconds he
kept the bow of his shell slightly In front,
but Gaudaur struck his long, swinging
gait and forged slowly ahead. johnson ap-
peared to splash more tran his opponent,
but i, Was not the kind Of splashing that
hurt
Alongside the Canadian Pacific liner EN-
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NO FURTHER WORD FROM SHAFTER
Gen. COrbin Had Heard Nothing Up
to 3 O'Clock Last Night.

WASHINGTON, July AT lilo o'clock
tonight Adjutant General Corbin on ieav-
ing his office for the night announced that
no word had been received from Gen Shat
ter. Gen. Corbin said there should be no
concern over the absence Of advces from
the expedition to the Philippines as 1t
might take a week after its arrival at
Manila for word to reach the department
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Suffering Women

If mans glory is his strength, wo,nan'o
pride IS her beauty. Beauty In irnpos.
complexion, rosy cheeks. sparkling ewes
and glossy hair, you must rid yourself Of
all such facilitating ailments rs fi,lling
or displacement OF the womb. painful, If.
regular. scanty or profuse menses, PERI
od!cal headaches, leucorrhoea. nervous
ness and hysteril. DO not continue 70
suffer and sink. Lay aside your feelings
of deiicacy for one time aud In sacred
confidence tell everything to DOC.n3R
RATCLIFFE, who win build fp jfoup
broken-down constitutions and insure to
you your natural health. strength and
beauty.
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DIR. RADCLIFFE
Specialist,
713 First Avenue, Seattle, Wash.

The reputation of the great specialist DR.
Of professional
with everything essential
accomplished good relieved
happy within th
in wears N
Representatives,
miraculous Many his
chronic lingering which other
perfect he
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Snecal Dispatch to the Post-rn.eiligercer-
VANCOUVER. Il. C.. July 2--Tne much
talked OF race between Jake Gaudaur and
r.. y. johnson. for the singie seuh cnafrl-
piongil!p Of the WORD, ended this evening
so a grand nzzie. johnson running afoai
OF pdece o. drift wood alongSde The can
a han Pacific dock after half mile Of the
race had been rowed. Almost smuitan-
eesisly with Johnson's mishap the champion
struck a log which ben; the fin OF his shell.
a.u. fortunately did not put him out OF the
race as did Johnson's collision.
When the accident occurred Gaudaar
was lcading the Vancouver hoy ny about
three-aaiarterx Of a boat length, both men
rowtng IN fine form. Gaudatsr continued
csx1f the course alone, although pulling M
der dsfficuity, MS fin having been bent IN
til IL acted az g. rudaef. causing him to pull
utrsch harder with the port oar. x
.,audaur Continues the Race. -
Referee Russell from the hurricane deck
OF the stern wheel boat Tyreh. ordered
Czuaaur to return TO the starting line
after the accident 10 Johnson. but the vet
ersn kept right on with his swinging
stroke and finished the three miles In y
minutes.
After extricating himself. Johnson, sec
fnr that he was hopeiessly on, of II. roRed
back 10 his boathouse and alighted from
hIs damaeod shell.
TIE Sudden and unsatisfactory outcome
II Z
to the thousands OF spectators who had
gathered % witness the battle. and much
dissatisfaction was expressed at the fall
ure 70 keep the course clear OF driftwood
ana other distractions.
Referee Russell declared all bets on the
race in stntu quo until q conference could
be he'd Laser In the evening between the
principals ana their representatives, at the
Vancouver hotel. This conference was
held between $50 ana 9 O'Clock, and re-
suited III GaIdaur showing himself to be
the most sportsmanlke sculer in the world
by agreeing TO waivo al claim TO the
T. $50 purse and row the race over again.
No.one questioned his risht 10 the money.
had no insisted and for this very reason
10 mas .fllGtftdEikti hnEseI Win the
sport-loying people OF Canada and in fac,
all over the globe.
lancc tn Hc Rowed Over Again.
The race Will no rowed over again Gu
Monday evening at 80 o'clock over tho
same course. with tho understanding taat
the utmost attention DC given 10 the clear
Ing of the course of distractions az ali
kinds.
by his maguanimous act Gaudaur has
caused Happiness 20 take he place Of gloom,
and made If possible for johnson and his
friends to learn definitely whether or BOT
he Is made OF championship stua. In agree
Ing Ia row the race over again. Gaudaur
does no. desire 10 give out the impression
that ne is SO DANG because he believes he
has u wa!k-over. bat simply wishes To show
that he wants to 10 thr right thing by the
people Of Vancouver eho subscribed so
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Liver and Stomach

II you have constipation. headache9
dizziness, biliousness. coated tongue. yer
low skin. yellow I'm white OF eyes bad
taste in mouth OF mornings, loss OF ~.
petite. dyspepsia, heartburn. dropsy g
fullness after eating. you may De su5e
that your liver and stomach are ~
diseased condition and that consuls..
ton with DOCTOR RADCLIFFE aiouN
not be delayed.
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press OF China Gaudaur was leading by
nearly length. both men rowing in fine
form. The enthusiasm was great, the adj
mirers of the men urging them along with
cheers. when. sudden as a flash, Gau-
daur's boat was noticed to stop momentari-
iy. crack perceptibly. and then continue
on.
Before the people had time to ask what
founder about for several minutes, and
then drop out of the race.
Both had struck floating timbers eau
daur round. slippery one. and johnson a
fat and contrary one
Seeing that Johnson had no possible
chance 10 continue Referee Russell or
dercd him back 10 the starting lIre. and
SET out for the flying Gaudaur. overtakinc
him about halfway and telling him to
return The champion did not obey his
command, but kept on over the course.
finishing the three miles in y minutes.
According to the agreement drawn up
when the match was made Gaudaur was
net compelled 10 row the race over. the
only provision having any bearing what
ever on the subject being one that pro-
vided against the Interference Of outside
distractions. such As boats on the course
etc. During the afternoon an effort was
made - clear the course OF the drift
wood. bat II keep floating out continually.
making II -1ext to impossible To keep the
course clear. On Monday boom logs will
be stretched on both sides of the course
which Will preclude the possibility of an
| other such accident as occurred today
| a; tonEhts conference ii WAS decided
, - row The match with the same officials
! aHd under the same agreements. In the
! betting GtEdaur was generally A 5-to-3
| favorite. some odds Of TO being laid.
After today's exhibition re will TO doubt
| Be is strong * 10; 4 stronger. tavorite
| between now ard Monday.
bicycle Races at Brorkton Park
| oH; al the athletic park on Brockton
| Fo0; 259a people watches! Well contsS;e<,
! bicycle races and general field sports by
/ amateurs. professionals and sailors and
~3''+-eIS from h"S Majesty 9 service. Frank
J. Cot,cr the popular Tacoma racer. flesh
fra'n his :irst professional Victories a,
WrUl"E-oD, was Il pronounced .avor.te n
IRE enc nasIe open professional. which he
Non easy on A slox track from Swanson.
y Naasirao. and Jack Sharrtek. % Ia
soma. n .2t -. a very cresi.,ahle ge~-
Torrance. The other races were for Brit
lsa Columbia -.te-S. several % them beng
holly oc''s;osts.- The games BY the sailors
e, tAe center q the grounds. calus,i great
nsevTimsnt among tie women ara children
- yhe grs93sJA01.
\ geanA7kAb.e Ac,.jaeu; happened a; tie
s's-, % tho -aee n'ee; when :. \. Stark,
= judge. v2s knocked down az enc af ,hs
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Kidney

Diabetes or Brfght's disease. inhafames
ton or congestion of the kidneys, Wncn
are often accompanied by a weak. a.nmo
back, sediment in urine. and someiimes
with partial or compile impotency-is
the treatment Of these diseases DNIun
RADCLIFFE has proven himself 10 D
beyond the shadow OF guess: or tns
Leading and most successful specialist =
the United States.
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GOf1OrrhOea

II you have this disease. do not try
to be your own doctor. Many nave made
this mistake, and have soon found them
selves suffering from gleety discharges.
urethra, swelling. structure. AMI finally
Inflammation of the bladder and decay
OF the kidneys. together with loss of
sexual power Go Immediately TO DOC
TOR RATCLIFFE. who is as familiar
with all such diseases as you are with
the very daylight.
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Bladder and Urinary

Cysti,is. catarrhal Inflammation; sau
stones. structure. muscular paraiyHs, III
ability 10 retain urine. frequent. PAINFUL
urination or tie passing OF milky
bloody urine-tseso dangerous nAaases
DOCTOR RAT@LIFFE treats accoIomS
10 the latest ard best methods KNOWN "
medical science.
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One Difference.

We appreciate our heroes and purchase
swords for them. but no one ever heard OF
the Spanish government presenting Weyler
with a new typewriter after he had won
a great victory.-Chicago Record.
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AguinaldO Said to Have Made q De.
maud for the phtlipuSnes

LONDON. July 1.-The Berlin CORE
spondent of the Standard says: a dispatch
to the Cologne Gazette from Hongkong
declares that Gen. Aguinaldo. flushed with
victory. insists upon the absolute independ-
ence Of the Philippines.
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Heart

Weak, violent or irregular palplta ton
fatty degeneration. valvular lel1onA
shortness OF breath, aches and rheuineue
pains OF the heart are treated by DOC.
TOR RADCLIFFE far In advance ofmy
other specialist or medical Institutes y
the country.
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VariCOCe1e

For both Varicocele and Hydrocele.
DOCTOR RATCLIFF'E has new
method of treatment, an unfaiing cure
without resorting. except in extremely
rare cases, 10 surgical operations.
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1t takes the public mind off the strain Of
our strategy and carries IL back to the old
days when the United States was merely a
spectator OF wars. to read that Osman
Digna has escaped again.
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.- as sFtF;He a7e no Champion draw
t"s t5r p c>eo7s a'21g the une - steamers.
sa4 Jaarsoa ffssa taese - ;Ae yscgr y 81,
= eaaFiere& @a4sia1- 0a,-e q A,ae 3er>cy.
\ - 'Tosz@crs ana a III JACKET vita 5 rel
az Sc s'rtgSi cap, waite the Vaacoaver
: Ne~e a e+se jsg@'y ssdt aa4 -ei cap
ftsa a~a = t~aeg@c >a2 Taere was
t~-ae 81 t=k.ee ea, tae eaeve marx
r. stt-.szw !tae saa Ia driving the
< safsa 3 lsc % me coafyse.
- 10 z-sa-- -&.s.s Ike ss4..szs ws.s sSos-
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Chest pains. coughs. colds. expeetofa.
ton. asthma or bronchitis. which AZ
forerunners of consumption, instantly
relieved and permanently curet ~
DOCTOR RADCLIFFE.
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IL not only uncomfortable 10 Won. hut
extremely offensive 10 these around you.
It produces headaches, ringing in the
ears, defective hearing. soreness of
throat. irritation Of the bronchial tubes
dyspepsia. loss of appetite. impure blood.
foul breath and coasumpfiVe lungs. if
you are thus afflL ctei. DO not seek a few
moments relief by taking some cheap.
patent nostrum, but secure lasting
cure by taking DOCTOR RATCLIFFE.'S
celebrated treatment
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Blood ard Skin

You need rot hope FOR sound health
long a. you' blood is impure. Bsd hlooo
produces assesses. cancers. cdfbuntte.s
rczeEra eysipelas. piles. pimples. fneu.
mariSrn sfofula. tumors. ulcers ana ~
erupfIons and blemshes. Sarsipai1iIss
prepared I'm bulk for everybody, refsIos
iegs OF Heir physical differences. VIII -
cure xou bnt a special course OF lnt.
TOR RlTCLIFFE' scientific sreatnens
win ronpleteiy expel all impurities %
the sysem. and I'll the veins Win ..c.s
red bI,od which Insures freedom 49, ns
skin diseases and soundness Of genes0
health