The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1900-11-09
And the next day it showed.

|
Only truth is told of Trib liniment
cures. Those who know trust Trib.
Cabinet photographs at $3.50 Der
dozen at Doves gallery, next to Wild
er's store.
Chas w. Brown will leave for New
YORK next week to visit his parents,
and Geo J. Brown will take charge of
the East Fork Hotel.
photographs of babies and family
groups Il speciality at Doves Gallery.
NO extra charge for groups. Gallery
next to Wilder's store.
The @. II. Eaton Co. has taken the
agency for Carbolineum, wood pre-
serving paint. 1t is the best thing ON
the market. Call and see it.
Services in M. E. Church during Mr..
Welty's absence will be as follows:
Sabbath School at the usual hour.
Young peoples meeting 7:30 P. NJ.
DuhNoJ CNCnlHS
Ormsby county elected the following
officers: Assemblymen, T. J. Heiden-
reich; Sheriff, Vim. Kinney; Clerk, G.
w. Cowing; Recorder, J. A. Wall; Dis
trict Attorney, E. L. Roberts; Com
missioners, Z. S. Daugherty and Chas.
Bray.
w. L. Taylor of Carson and Miss
Annie Hobbs were married in Wash
ington, D. c., on the 10Th of last
month. The bride was formerly
seamstress at the Carson Indian school.
Mr. Taylor is now an employee of the
Government printing Office at Wash
ington.
About 10 o'clock Tuesday night an
Indian known as Pete Longabaugh
was shot at the Indian camp near the
Indian school by another Indian. The
Appeal says the ball struck Longa-
baugh in the left eye but it is thought
that he will recover. 1t takes a heap
of shooting to make him a good In
dian. The Indian that done the shoot
ing made good his escape and it is
probable that the Indians of the tribe
will take the matter in hand and deal
out Piute justice.
The dramatic and literary entertain
ment given in Valhalla hall Saturday
evening by local talent was a splendid
success. ''Parson Poor's Donation
Party" was immense, the crowd was
, immense, and everybody had a good
time. The receipts from all sources
t amounted to $3.50. Those who got up
the entertainment and those who as
sisted so willingly in making it sue
aEs d 5f ERs st ths thanks and
Tuesday was an ideal election day
. The air was clear as crystal, the sun
bright and sparkling and our streets
. were crowded with people. There
was considerable buzzing and hustling
for favorite candidates, but everybody
was in good humor and enjoyed the
r general activity. There was no sack
: in sight to contaminate our morals and
+ our record for probity is uninjured
3 The election passed off quietly and
pleasantly in every precinct in the
county and tickets for the trip up Salt
River were issued free of charge about
midnight, the demand being quite
q brisk.
Douglas county gave Bryan about
the same majority this year that il
, gave Mckinley four years ago. Motifs
: vile is the banner Republican pre-
> cinet and Genoa is the Democratic
stronghold of the county. Newlandl
has a majority in the county over Far
rington of %. Four years ago thii
: county gave Doughty a majority ovel
: Newlands of 46. Two years ago New
lands majority over Wren was 101
VIM. Mcmillan, the Republican can
D didate for Governor, received ma
t jority in the county of 81, with foul
: candidates in the field.
When the clouds gather we expec
storm, and when the leaves fall we ex
pect cold This is usually the case in
! this region. In order to preserve oul
2 health indoors we must have gooc
f food. Your cellar should be cleanseo
and stocked with the different necessi
, ties for the coming winter season. We
have now finished cropping for the
year and are ready to supply our pat
rons in Douglas county with the best
in our line. A Burbank potatoes
and vegetables, unlimited in variety
: choicest selection and reasonable
prices. Remember we do not sell az
cheap as many others. Our intention
: is to supply our customers with the
! best quality, not quantity for theil
money. All orders promptly attended
1 to. We solicit your patronage. Select
l from our wagon or send orders by