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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-10-21
Notice to Show Cause.

In the District Court of the First Judicial Dis
trict of the State OF Nevada. Lyon County.
In the matter of the estate of
D. C. Simpson, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Elizabeth A.
Simpson, Executrix of the estate of ID. G. Slmp-
son. deceased has rendered and presented for
settlement. and filed in said Court, her report
and final account of her administration OF said
estate, together with petition for the distri-
button of said estate; and that Saturday, the
2lst day of October. 1899, at the hour of 10
O'Clock A. M of said day. at the Courtroom of
said Court. in the town of Dayton. in raid Lyon
county. State of Nevada, has been duly sp-
pointed for the settlement of said account, and
hearing said petition for an order of distribu-
tiOn of said estate, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate may ap-
pear and file exceptions in writing to said &C
count, and show cause, IL they have any. why
a distribution of said estate should not be
made. A. J. LOTUS,
fsEALl. Clerk of said Court.
Dated October 2, 1899.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-10-21

Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tab
let's, All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. Il. W..
GROVES signature on every box. 25c.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-10-21
Cyanide AntidOte.

A prominent physician prescribes
the following antidote for victims
of cyanide poisoning: "A quantity
of pure peroxide Of hydrogen, dis
titled water and a Pravarz syringe
should be kept in every cyanide
plant and all workmen of the plant
should be made acquainted with the
method of preparing a solution of
the required strength, and of inject
ing it subcutaneously--a practice
which any sensible man can readily
acquire"
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-10-21
Another Copper Mime.

J. H. Rae, Jack Hepworth and
G. w. Bennett left for the head of
Churchill Canyon Wednesday to do
some work and obtain small
quantity of ore from copper claim
they have located in that section.
The claim is an old one, on which
some work was done years ago, and
was recently located by the above
named parties. There is 4-foot
ledge of fair grade ore OH the claim,
which is situated about II miles
from the C. & G. road where it
passes through Churchill Canyon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-10-21

II wish to express my thanks to
the manufacturers Of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy, for having put on the market
such wonderful medicine" says
w. w., Massihgill, of Beaumont,
Texas. There are many thousands
of mothers whose children have been
saved from attacks of dysentery and
cholera infantum who must also
feel thankful. 1t is for sale by T.
J. A. Flaws.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
4 Policeman No More.

Last night Nigel Jackson wore the
uniform OF a police officer for the last
time. The resignation which he sent
in a few days ago in order to accept
the position OF travelling salesman for
a local sewing machine agency. takes
effect today. He will soon leave for
Hawaii. which island he will canvass
thoroughly, opening an agency at HiIo.
which he will take charge OF. Mr..
Jackson has been. with the police de-
partment for a year and half. dur
ing which time he has been an efficient
officer. His friends are gratified ut his
success in securing his present posi-
ton.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
Proposal to Have a Cemetery in
PunChb0Vl.
INSPECTION OF THE PLACE
IL Meats MANY of tho Prescribed a
RequIremsnts-Roa
Average.

President Dole led again yesterday n
large party OF Board OF Health. Gene
terry Association and newspaper men
on a trip in quest OF a graveyard loca-
tion. This time IL was n drive to
PunchbOwl. The crater has long been
favored by Mr.. Dole and others "a n
burial place. II It Is desired to have n
cemetery within the notable landmark
back OF town every feature OF the place
is unobjectionable. II Is close in. The
soundings made and exhibited yester-
day have shown that blasting for
graves will not be necessary. The
place can he easily drained. The pos
sibilities for ornamentation are unlim-
tied. Excepting around the extreme
edges the land Is the common top soil
and black sand to- n depth OF many
feet. At the edges the hardest ground
can be worked with a pick. There is
in the neighborhood OF 100 acres. The
road to the place Is excellent. The land
can be secured.
The chief objection to the place Is
that 1t should be reserved for n city
park and for residence sites.
The views OF those who attended Of
ficially yesterday will be submitted to
the committee having the authority of
selection.
In making the trip mp the party had
two wagonettes. The travellers were
packed into one for the return. This
was because rear wheel OF the second
rig collapsed. The passengers who
were in danger for n moment were
President Dole. Editor Norrie OF the In
i dependent and a representative OF the
Advertiser. 1t was n rather bad look
ing situation for an instant. as II
seemed that the vehicle must go over
completely and have quite a fall
Everything looks beautiful inside
the crater. The kiawe trees are grow
ing well. These and other trees were
planted there by the direction OF the
late King Kalakaua. The lantana
Ifiourishes. of course. The view In any
and every direction from Punchbowl
is well known to all for its charm. \
walk from the city to the place would
not be a trying undertaking and the
road is better than ever. Among those
in the party were Messrs. Schaefcr
Dayton. Mcdonald. The several sound
ings had been made some days ago by
men sent by Road Supervisor Cum
mings.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
AT THE oRPHTuM-
The New Attrastious Please m
Big AudicnSc.

There was n crowded house at the
orPhsum last evening. There wc-c
attractions galore and everyone vas
first class. Jim Posts new comedy
sketch. The Watch Dog caused roars
of laughter. This j. one Of the best
skits that Jim. the genius of comedy.
has produced The world famed bone
less man. Antonio Won Gosrc. made
his initial twist before n Honolulu au-
dienec. His triumph vas eoIplets
Everybody was filled wssh wonder al
the feats OF this physiological marvel
Mile. Emma Cotrc,ey also made her
first appearance. Her magic illusions
were full Of mystery. and done With
ease and grace. As ususi ordWay made
a hit with his banjo p,ayiu<.
II the orphsum continues such at.
fractions as are now here. there ts no
doubt but that crowded houses will D.
the usual thing. Tonight the same
program will be presented. There VII
BE- n ch!ld5sn's grand matinee S3tur,
day afternoon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30

SANTIAGO pE CUnA. MasxA "a. 3
=. M--Tbssr ts no ssssh IN me szzss-
sssass pubiished Ia the rns-oc ssssns
snc cas1ed hsrh bcsx. rrysrsrnsans a.
lohn Sbssman 10 dead. q 10 inrsmpsu-
bsasahSe bow ssnse srporss osaEsasssG
TIE Anssscaa lspe Steamer psr1n
Capt Pseo~ssek wsstins. arrived seso
this ereairg before dars. and d -
Immediately reported Dhsi Nr. 49,
aaa w2s nos OniF alive bui t.rssnr.
sessinx easily And sss.ecsed 80 rscovur.
Hs UiII nc srsassssr-d. lf an reas O.
Vossb'y. 10 sbe rnisec states cruknur
CASnswo ca Thursday. The cruiser =
aow epsiiaE ~ KsnEsaon. larnssus.
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TRooI.s AREI Nlrlrplrn.

NtsNN Togk. Narrh "a Run nsAss
sfcn Nsaila. assed Masxh "a. ss &c
. m- says AdsScrs have br<n 80
t~5srt hsse ffosn CashslaEs1- tslsne g
&ssnsf. shssine shss sfpussls Win a.
siess shsse ts aliases rrseasn 90 cruue.
T1hs headquarters &C Cens tsntbsa.i. .
5nsufEses bnsoefs ts az Casbaloran H.
place hss be~n fofslfsad aEsans4 e.
tara. sonsa and rAildsxn have asuuD
rsposet tfDn sbe so~a SO ssse slsunD
ta ne Iasrssof aad C<n. tsatsssnl g.
e9arr,s thas DC esll ort<f sufrrnder. -
uill bufn ne place 10 ssxscns o. fru0
tsllinE seso ne hsncs 90 me AmrsS-
csas
The s5tassson cf Foreigners ln cssnua3-
oEan ts pfecssSous. as me tnsuruxuon
asu nEsF. aad tbefe as DANGER &C -
uscs sssschsns shsms q as frnrss~szAnu
Zoe Cen. osis 10 s~nc ssenps from N0n-
nil2 TO ne ts1aod. ne sssnss1cn hegu
pfrclpdSnE snF soch arz1on. There 4
ssrss peed Soc all ts'eops nov hers -
those co route. snd me sfn.1lns~s C
sbr Ann<sscae fosces sendsss <ssscnssvr
snaltiasf spoteeD<pss. particularly q
osssr ISLANDS. pr'srssnsllF ous w O.
qoessboGs 80
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
WITH THE BROKERS.

There is a steady bit ot deal
ing in such leaders as oahu.
Eva. waialua. Houokaa. but
the quotations are practically az
n standstili. II ts believed that
with some of the choicest stocks
the limit for the present has
been reached. Hut as they are
eagerly sought after by invest
ors they may advance some
what.
Mauualci assessablc was hrm
yesterday at the premium OF 50
the share and will advance. u
, was quite active on the street.
KihCi trading was lively as
. ever. IL opened at the SO pre-
MUM. just as predicted. In the
) middle OF the afternoon there
) was a slump for aoout half an
hour. Then Il rallied and closed
strong at $3.50 to $50 premium
) on the share. tt should open
) today. IL signs are correct. at
) So premium. The trading in ID
IL very heavy. The slump OF
thirty minutes was caused by
the desire OF n number OF spec
ulators to make quick turns. \
large quantity Of the stock i& to-
be taken to the coast.
II has been known for several
days that something was on
, in Ookala. The secret came
, out yesterday Just after the
, Board meeting. Henry Water
> house & Co. have been gather
> ing in the ktoek in the interest.
> IL Ia said. Of Harry Schwartz.
the visiting representative OF
> ChaS. Sutro & Co. OF san Fran
. cisco. The local brokers hold
= e50i shares. just a majority.
. Just what deal IL to be made
, cannot be learned. II the trade
: Is closed IL will amount to near
. " 100000. II. w. ShinElc.
. with wateEhouss 4 Co. Vas
. questioned on the matter. but
. would give no particulars. Il
: was admitted that the local
> brokers had the controlling In
: tercst of ookaia (optioasl
. locked up in their safe. Re-
. ports from the plantation are
. better than ever. The Yield
> will be over 1000 tons. inSnrins
. n dividend OF between 90 and
. so per cent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30

Col. G. =. Cunpsuu. cunmanda-t a.
thr Preside. the san Fraasiscp mill
tary post. - IN Hoaojuiu "a duty. Hs
Nill select ana r~cnmm.nd a site tus
a permanent military post az this
place. Col Comp;oa Is the p,sasaasos'
of military unrn. q veteran tn the sss'
vice. Sic has scca msay ysars Us hart
wusk on the fruut5cr. The cplouci =
well known and sell liked IN thr array
and Is a fayorits wish civilians 'sssF
ever he is stationed.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
TROOPS COMING.
saigon.

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-The War
Department has ordered battalion OF
the Sixth United States Artillery. con-
sisting OF Batteries \. I. X and y. to
duty in the Department OF California.
with station at Honolulu. Maj. Samuel
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
Belgian KIM

The California aai or.ca.si sean
ship ComPaay's steamer BE Eiaa X rs
was TO leave HoagkoaE on ne 20th o.
March and stop at ports IN Japan Coz
trary to expectations az the time the
Santa Fc Steamship system vas in
augurated. the Belgian King will stop
at san Francisco before proceediaE 90
san Diego.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
PRICE FIVE CENT?

EzErmr1s na Thsf'sdsF tasss TIE rc1s<ls
sstarkrt ie fzsue esssnF q fncsnprse-
sancs s1Nzfd Mzntefssae t'f p0ssA<as
uf the Sitsk ArssiissF and sclfhsces<h
iataasrHs y tsassastun &C me TcnD~s-
sr~ svE s,sas Nas hufsssd 40 - so5sSr1
she pusPosss. zot ne sseos,s &C r~cuo-
aOsssaaos ssunE anss srs5ons Thess
eas I've hnufs 90 oesg.essass fEhs1na-
shirA Cssf. Ntii<r eiferses fs'om ths o.
taE isass Tass Amsssuaas fswd ~ vo1-
tsFs sat sdsaaree aftrs every shos 80
sti thsf ssse ssshin sew tundsuo
yards of shs frasrg Pos3sson. ~tfrh O.
sssEltesp shsslad VIA Fesd ssrecs. e>sc4z
rfrss9sot q rAasEf. and Nlth shs 6xf3-
asss ths sroaas ssthdfws 80 1sr'o.
T1bs tciFhsrrnsh fsed selesn rounds &
a1nueisson and sbs ss,ssa tossrs 60
Faared oOas~sSassseaf a. 3se siiioe 60
Zee sosndsE
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30

LONDON. Narrh eL-Tbe csnses-
tsoa beswesa cross fssi&sn AID rrxsus
deiin.iiaE sheir Respective sronsscrx a
the valley of tbe Nile xas signed ~
The Marquis ci Salisbury and o.
Fseseh EabaSssdOr. NJ Paul csmssa.
RESPECTIVELY.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
1.s CASES MORE.

Another shipment OF iss cases o. dry
goods direct from the eastern factories.
This large shipment following so Sooa
makes IN overstoek and goods can bs
secured az almost your own figures /.
y. Kerr. Queen street
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
BENNINGTON at Work.

NEW YORK March ga sun cable
from Manila, dated March 23d. at 1885
a. m, says: The gunbolt Bennington
arrived here this morning. towing two
small steamers and one brig. which
were seized on suspicion ot being fill
busters. They were captured ut Sar-
saigon.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
cANpox To- RsrrRnsESr srAps.

MADRID. March zi.-The Qpeen ns-
Esas has szgsed she decree sasing -
Jales CsnsOa- F'sench somhasssocr e
washingson. full power 80 reprcseos
spzsa a. the stchzaEe of The rxsfa0-
ssoa % the treaty os pasce vita g.
Cassed States
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-30
CAR REED

BOSTON. Nsrch IA cscs,o
insesr5eH W5sh Afpes 4. Allcn.
secretary of Speaker Thomas o..
Ree5. az Alfses. re. today.
cDatssaed the statement ihxi
Ms. Reed vii assef aEstn s,e
candidate for the Presidency
of the rnssed Sssses~
Alltn further said Ia Ia Nr.
Reefs csspss5sbon 80 withdraw
from poliiios ssstrrsy. As 10
Mr. Recc's sntsEonism IA coD-
acr75oa sith tbc Mckinley az
sninsssrss5un. shere ss absolutely
oDshsns 81 q. VITA regard so
the war with sPssa. Mr. Rsyd
bss beea no rnosu conservative
thsa was t'sossdsns McKinley az
ne beEinainE. As 10 The pres
eas war sa me Philippines. Mr..
Reed fs s5mriF disEnsscs with
st-s
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N. Mills has beya assigned to CON
mand the battalion.
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There is Med tf MlIs fNlG in
Philippine
HALVES NASTY EVERYWHERE
NsuInaiso-s wIis Threats-tn Cos.
Smiths TerrS,ory-on Var.
ous Isianos-elshsins.


MANILA. March - q. M-Ae-
curdirE to a prssoasF capssrc& ~ Osr
troops. Axuiaalde has aasozaced shss
he wtll P<rspasliY tske eharwe os sss
reserves as Mslo1os and ss2rvA tsse
Naniia Wtshin twcasy days ualcss shc
Americans withdraw ia ne Spozssisne.
The coaccusratioa os Feael fosces Sa sse
vicinity of Malab5a Eives ccsor o. tAe
ssatcmsas of the psisOasr.
Apparently iaactiVc since Ssadsy.
the opposite has beca the case vita ne
Amcrsc2a forces y FcorwaatzssSoa ca
failing masy ehznEos has boea ia pro-
xrcss since the sbandoameat ot sbe ey-
inx column. Cca. whcstoa aad Ceo-
uaic's briEadcs have not besa asssEned.
bat the orcxoa rWEimrns. The Niase.
. sofa regiment and the TWsasy-secoad
regulars have been conccasFased az shs
camp on the Luncsas oa she w2ses
fruut. in readiness for immcdi2sc trsas.
J portatioa When The plans of shs saili'
tary leaders have bcsa for@ulated.
Our troops are casrcached and ths
! situation is practically unchanged
) The enemy has Fcfrsined fron spak'
inE any attacks. and u u01id spp~a'
'. that The rebels are sANtnx their An
. munisson fcr decisive zsosc@eas.
) Advttcs received froz Coha ~ I
) ousssinE sscauser ssy evesythisE q
, quiet there.
|. The Uaited States transport shss
. man. which sailed trosa New Yosi
) February :. has arrived here. oa'
, child. two sailors and tEo psivztes dsss
; on the voyage and oae nan Ma
. drowned in the Msditerrsneza.
) COL SMITHS ISLAND
NEW YORK. March, "A dtsPzsc,
|. to the Herald from IlOsIO says: a SCAR
) IL reported in the island of Nexros.
; UPwaFd Of sixty Sp1aish FcsnEs'
, planters have arrived as llotso aat
!. state that a native tribe. sSJeee ssroas
!. living on the MontEscos river. tscatI
miles south OF nacotsds. shrcstra q
, destroy the hacicadzs zad crops. Thcl
have a fcE frcarams. bat are aposs1,
equipped utth spears and boss
The Spsniards requested srSns fror
Gen. Miller to dcscnd themselves an.
their property.
E There is no change ia The sssuzsIo'
6 here.
= The vouaded Rsa are FecsseESnE.
Another dispatch to the Herald fror
Manila says: Reports of tshsiax u
the isisnd Os Nexr~s. vishous any pss
{ ticulars. have reached Nznila.
:. The transport 1ndiana ts iesviaE ao'
!. for NcEros With oac bzstaisoa of N
Firss California Rezincss uadcr Co
prbosc.
MORE MEN FOR MANILA.
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MORE MEN FOR MANILA

WASHINGTON. March Zz-Asdi-
;ioaai rcinforccmcnss reached Cca-
osis az Nanila this snornin<. ss ss Ia
diestsd by the rccc5ps os = dtsPssch
from Cca. Otis. saying that The traas-
port sherman had Just arrived viii
the tEpops In good coodittpa. TIE
sherman followed the Crsnt throsEA
the Suez canal and Pscce'eed the trzas-
port sheridan over he sane Fguts. The
sheridan il cxsecs@d to ruzch Nsniia
in about tuo weeks These threc vrs-
seis uiii add aborss spee fresh regular
troops to the fSrees in the Philipps.rs
and are expected to aid materially sa
the plaas. sThich coatenP,sse The con
plstc suhJuEstioa of The issurEents BE-
fore tho Opening of the rainY sezsoa.
about the middle % April
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IfOllO FlGHTINr.

MANILA. March se.-Aasicss from
Iloilo over the cable nou IN ppersssoa
give fuller details ot the severe e.
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FRANCIS J. BERRY.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Will practice in the u. s.
Federal and State Courts. Pro-
gress Block, corner Beretania and
Fort streets, rooms and 6.
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ton
The record-union., 1899-12-24
COMPLIMENTS
OF THE
SEASON.

A merry Christmas to you all,
MY customers both great and small;
know my greeting Is not vain,
Since you are well and free from
Who have my Pain Expeller drank,
Both young and old, whate'er your
The children, cured Of colds and Group,
Their elders from dyspepsia cured,
To scenes of pleasure will be lured;
AL holiday attire will don
The turkey roastS to feast upon.
Those who my Tonic have not tried,
If feeling Ill will soon decide
To give my medicine q trial
And rid their livers of foul bile,
When they behold their neighbors'
And view their neighbors' childrens'
All brought through saving doctors
bills,
Beside escaping bitter pills.
The little ones, IL overfed.
Instead of being put to bed,
There to bemoan their Christmas day,
should all be given right away
OF Pain Expsller 2 few drops
And still allowed to spin their tops.
The undertakers ears will lop,
For them will be no Christmas crop;
The doctors will q meeting hold,
IT, There to discuss this man so bold.
The gist will be of their harangue,
Shall M. s. Jaffe bleed or hang?
But he will only laugh because
The children think that Santa Claus
Had magic hand in their relief
When they were on the verge Of
grief.
The poor mans blessing he will know,
With gratitude some hearts will
Thus. as is only just and meet,
His Christmastide will be full sweet.
To patrons fat, lean, short or tall,
A merry Christmas one and all
NJ. s. JAFFE.
The record-union., 1899-12-24

Here is a press agents story that
speaks we'll for the inventive faculties
Of that Industrious tribe:
The Louis James-Kathryn Kidder-
Charles 3. Hanford Company played
Julius Caesar" in a Western town. At
the last moment it was found that the
property man had failed to send up the
regular throne chair used in the Senate
scene, and an old rustic chair was has
tily procured from the loft OF the thea
ter, and, after being covered with drap-
ing was pressed into service. In the
midst of the scene a large wasp's nest
was discovered attached to the chair.
and its inhabitants. becoming indignant
at the disturbance they had suffered.
began to swarm about the stage seeking
revenge upon the Romans in low-necked
and short-sleeved dresses. They SEEM
ed to be particularly offended with
Caesar, and 1t is doubtful whether Gaze
sar's sceneswas ever acted with more
feeling, for at the moment he wasibeins
pierced by the conspirators' daggers the
wasps were most industrious in their
work. In the tent scene, where Caesar
appears to sBrutus. one might almost
doubt It's being the true Caesar. 1t
was In the same form, dress, ETC., but
the face was no longer the same. In
the last act Brutus had one eye closed
Antony a swollen lip. Cassius an en-
larged chin, Lucius an inequality in the
The record-union., 1899-12-24

Friday and Saturday of this week at
the Opera-house we are to have Murray
and Mack in the rough and tumble rat
Ting, roaring horse play farce comedy
"Tinnegan's Ball." The company mas
never appeared in Sacramento Inc
Los Angeles Herald" says: In FIN
nigans Ball" Murray and Mack demon
strate the fact that broad comedy ei-
fects, without conference, can De de-
pended upon to make the pubic laugh.
Such was the verdict of the CROWDED
house which greeted these nimoie as
ciples of Comus at their opening per-
Torrance last night. The piece is Kept
going at whirlwind speed and Is full OF
the kind of fun called horseplay by
cynics, but laughed at by everybody
else. It is a medley Of farce, burlesque
and Jokes which trip over each other.
they are poured out so lavishly, inter-
spersed with specialties. the singing and
dancing being especially good, notably
that Of the newsboy quintet and the
chorus of fresh-looking, shapely girls.
Particularly bright and taking is the
The record-union., 1899-12-24
God Needs the Help Of Mothers.

''The grave mistake of depressing
children. writes BaTbetta Brown in the
Ladies' Home Journal "is caused by
the mothers failure to be keen enough
to see where she may touch a child's
life and where she may not; where it is
for her to guide, to help, to encourage
and where the child-life is sacred to it.
self alone. That the child is another
individual never occurs to some moth
.ers, nor that he has his own possibilities
for growth, not to be tempered with;
his own privacies. not to be invaded;
his own holy of holies,' to be held holy
The Power that is working in the vast
life of this universe is working in your
own son or daughter as part of it; and
it has it's own purpose in regard to each
child-life as surely as for each planet
in its orbit. God needs much help from
mothers, but God does not intend to be
effaced by mothers. Cooperate. then,
with the Power working through your
children, mothers. Do not make the
great mistake of attempting to COM
pete with it,
The record-union., 1899-12-24

Senator Clark of Montana recently
laid an asphaltum walk before his
Western home, and the composition be-
ing not yet dry caused temporary
boardwalk to be erected with the sign,
Take the Boardwalk" Some local
wags noted this, and the day after its
appearance carried off the walk and
wrote under the sign the words, 1--WE
haVan
The record-union., 1899-12-24

1.-THE viceroy." the new comic opera
by Herbert and Smith; will have its
first production by the Bostonians at
the Columbia Theater In Chicago
The record-union., 1899-12-24

A box Of La Primerencia cigars So. so
at most any cigar store. A. Coolot,
distributor.
The record-union., 1899-12-24

Hare gallon Of Glenbrook whisky.
So. sent home. Blauth. 4O7 K st.