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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Die Wfifroben benz Wenf@en CUR
0erbauuua u6tbta.

Ser berabmte 9atbOloss SippOIpts
Gbarbon bon 9aris erfldrte in sinem
Snierpien: ..Die mObsrne Tbeorie, bae
ale Mitroben unbarmber,is bernidtel
ipsrbsn ioaen, III falfd. 3psi Sabre
lang aben bic 8%spObner bon Miin&eu
feline @arite mebr. neil bic glsrsts iae.
ten. eS ieien NifrOben BARN. Nat
abIauf Der stpei Sabre brad cine Ari
spibemiider Dpspepiis aus. SD reifts
nab Wtin&en unb fanb, bab bic 2euis
borbsr bic ipe3ieae Masenfranibeit ni&t
gefannt batten. 8alo tpurbe mir iIar,
buB einieitise Grndbrune bic s~efunbsn,
sur Serbauuns nbtbissn WiirOben in ben
Ma8en Der Wiindener est6btet bate.
SteriIiiirte Wild If Der @eiunbbeit
fdabli6. CD Der &f unter ben Ni'
bseinfIuBt unisr sissnss asben A.;
man aae Mtfroben ibotst. t6btst
man aud bic aampf' uno S&ubmittel."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
GrpaufionS.KrnAt

.9is Srddte Der g~rpanIon" tommsn
in Sbaursn. Srsitas laustsn auf benz
TranspOrtrampfer .Snbiana" ni6t ips,
niger oils 1873 @efunsene on, bic ibrs
Sirufsn in ben Der. Staatsn biBen fol.
len. SO iinb natirIi6 ale Solbaten,
unier ibnsn pier W6rSsr, ndmIid @bpin
ID. SrOoe. Samss 3. @offsp. SObn $.
S6mlot unb 5ranf Uc9iea. Die ibris
gen Sadeltrdeer Der Civilization mdlisn
bon einsm bis breiBis Sabrsn bintsr
S6lOB unb 8ieael subrinesn. Dor brei
Iaeen perbareen Ii6 einiee ber ssfabr.
li6ftsn @sfanBenen i'm 8islraum. aussn.
f&einli6 in Der SOfnuns. oaB Is
unbemsrft ans 2ano iommen fbnntsn.
Disie SOffnuns bat ii& nidt srfaat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Spppelmorb.

usbsr Elm i&rsdIi6es 8srbrsdsn ipiro
aus benz Stabtden Malbiburn IN Der
bapsrii6sn ObetpfalS berl&tet. 9Ort
unterbielt Der nerbsiratbsie Bauer Sirie.
gel Elm unlauteres 8erbdltnlb NIT ieiner
Dientmasb. bic bereitS Dor pier Sab'en
einem 8inoe bas 2sbsn CAB. Als ite
lih Dor einieen Wo6sn ipleoer Uiut,er
fiblie unb ibm bies mitibeilie, lodte CT
iie nit ibrem 26hterden mad BEN @albs
unb t6btete 8eloe. Die 2elhsn per'
idarrte er. Nls feline Opfsr Dor einisen
9assn bon einem Sorftipart ~sefunben
purben uno Der 8eroadt iid auf ibn
I%enite. ersriff CT bic Slu&t. @r tam lee
bod bis na6' Srsesns. Sn einsm
oortieen 8r6ubaus erfolste feline Serbaf'
tuna.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
TinleDS>
-
Mitt=Sommer
Mnfranmnng Don
i~aiiOnablen


Grfabrun9 bat ms Die @otb.
Uenbi9feit 9elerlIt, am gnoe
ieoer Saiion init all Dem ilber.
bIeibenoen 8orratb a~ufSur6u.
men. I'm bies ~boutdnOi9 unO
efeftpuu in Der belten 8eiie gu
betuerfiteui9en, baben mir &uf.
~ranmungS @reiie arf ieOeS
Stild bon IOmmerIi6en 8aa.
rem seiest unO babel Den @reiS
10 niecris seiest, DAP mir uber.
Seust iino, bab uniere Grwart.
unsen i6nea in Grflauns 9e.
ben. I'm bieien 8erfauf nod
anSiebenoer 81 MAIDEN, baben
mir cine aasemeine Serabies.
lln9 I'M 9anSen 2aoen an9eorb.
net. cine un9eluobnli6e @ele.
genbeit bieteno, perIdbIi6e 8aa.
ren bebeutenb inter Dem tuirfli.
6en 8ertbe Sll erbaltcu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Srutaler 0atrpu.

Sine Dspsi1s an bic DAILY MaiI"
aus 8ubapeit melbet. bob 8ruf @abril
aepeiep, Obsrleutnant in sinem uneari.
iden Sonpeo.S ufaren.R seimsnt, in Sse'
begin Dor Der Sront bes sunsen 8eei'
msnts bseraoirt iporbsn IN. Wdbrenb
zines Diners madte sr bic Wette, oaB CT
einsm isinsr bsftsn Sreunoe. 9aspar
aanpo. nit benz SdbsI Elm DIR ubidla.
gen tperbe. @r ndberte fib benz abH.
unesloien Sreunbe unb i@lus ibm tpiris
LID Elm DIR ab. 8anpo ereriff bisrauf
isinen Rspolpsr. idOb auf 8spsiep. bod
fsbIte er Jpn. Wis CT ii6 bann in einem
Spissel srblidte unb feline 8srfdmmsI.
une inb, ridtete er ben Rsbolpsr aeeen
ii6 fsltit unb eridOb iiG. Der 8ssi.
msnts. eommanoeur iparnte bel ber De-
eraeiruna 9epeiep's bic ibrieeu Ofisiers
Dor Iranisubsit unb 4~uslaweifuns,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Srnben fommt Der Stabl Streif
iebr ~eeIegen.

Ser StabIfreit in ben 8ereinisten
Staten srrsst bic aufmeriiamteit Der
9erlipsr 86ris unb Der beuii&en 9rsfe
i'm aleemeinen i'm bobsn 9rabe. Der
aampf bat bseonnen." iaet bic Bolt
I&e 3eituns," ,,tpelder pobl Der ges
tpannteitsn aufmerfiamfsit Der sanssn
@elt tuertb it,. Oas guSlano fam ii6
nur bariber ~freuen, bab bic Serren bonn
StabItruit, tpeIde bic eunse Welt au er'
obern t5nnen elauben, in pieier Bsiie
baran srinnert tporben finb. oab aut tie
fsrbli6 iino." Die ,National 9eltunB"
iast Scr Streii eniblat NIT einem
S6lase bic Sdpdde, tpeI6sr bic 8er'
einiaten Staaien oauerno aus8efebt iinb.
IS Fam leiHt elm Dammbrud barauS
perben, tpelder cine duBerit sefdbrIlhe
5Iutb sur SoIse bat" Die Nu6ri6tsn
iiber ben S,rsit iibten auf bic 8srIinsr
B6rIe sipen bsIebenbsn @infuB aus.
RobIen. uno @iisnuitien erbolten lid um
perIhiebene gunfte. Sdalfers @lIenafs
tien sinssn um 81 9unfte pnb Sdudert
eIeittif6e @srts urn 81 8untte in bic
S5be.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Tiebrih Hunfert.

8unbeseoniuI Dieorib beri6tst aus
Bremen dber cine inbufriels 8riiis,
pel6e aneebli6 Dsutidlanb beOrObt.
st beri6tst, baB bic 4tbelter in 9euti6'
lamb faum esnus psrbisnsn, iih am Sc.
bs, erbaItsn su fbnnsn; bic glrbeitsIo'
fiefeit nebme pOn Wonat su Wonat su,
Dasu fomms nod. ouB bic grnte in
Deuti6lanb in bisism Sabr esrinser 1T
ais iie felt Sabren mar. OeutfdIane
erbOffs iebr VEL bon ben nsuen %,ufinftis
aen 9aneslsberiraaen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
I'm 8ann aethan.

Wis 8Onie @bwarb nod Bring bon
Males mar, .tebanbelte CT bic 3eitunes'
9eridteritatter in Der ridiiblspOaiten
Weiie, aber felt er ben 2bron isinsr
Wuttsr beitlesen bat, III es anbers &c.
lporbsn. IS IT beitimmt tpOrosn. baB tpsnn
Der Sof mad benz Warlboru Souie perIesi
fem tpirb. feline 8erldteritattsr mebr in
OaS Snusrs OsS SdlOisS s~ueslaiien iper.
ben. S6ulb oaran 1T, oaB Der 86nie
in Der Issisn .3eit i6urf beoba&tst por'
ben il. unb oaB aae feline Sdritie. io'
gar feline Bldne. in allen 3eitunsen psr'
ohsntli&t uno nit Ranoel6fisn uerieben
ipuroen. Dariiber 1T sr arserlid unb
Der 8efebl, bic Serren Sournaliiten fern
su baItsn, IL oas &siultat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
ASieu Nepublif!

Ser Barrier @orrsipOnbsnt Der ,,9aa
Waa @asstts" bsridtet ibsr cine anaeb.
li6s 8sri&pSrune, bic fran,6ii9e Rs.
pubIit ~ ftdrssn unb ben 9rinssn Souls
RapoIson gum 8uifer Su prOflamiren.
Der Ia. September. Der Gus az BEN
9apoIeon sum @snstal in Der ruiiiibsn
Nrmss bsfbrbert tperben ioa, iOa sur
Ausilbruns bss Staatsfrsi6ss auser'
iebsn tpor6en iein. aae Der isBieen Rs.
sisruns feinbliben @lemente Sranfreids
Ipqsn benz Plan suiubeIn. Die Setter
Der impsrialihiiGen 8etps8une. ipslds
bersits iibsr bsbsutsnbe 9elomittsI per'
flet. iOlsn Deroulepe, Warquis Cur
SaIucss unb Sabert fem.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Shuerer 5uuae,

Der S6ne.ber Souls @dert. 307 @sfi
ainnsp Str, Retpurt, robnbuft. 1T Batter
eines 8naben, Der trOB ieires AIters BON
etit 81 Sabren idon has %anitdnbiss
8~6rpsrestuidt bon l55 9funb 9poirbu.
pOIs bsiibt. Gin Nabdsn bon s Sab.
rem, feline Sdpeiter, 1T bon sanS nor.
maIem @epi6t, absr cine anbsrs S4tpe.
fer, Elm II Wonate sablsnOes BABY. tpiest
80 8funb. Die gItern finb gang normal
ssftaltet; Der Batter III Elm Mann BON
mittIerer @r6Be, bic Wuttsr iosar stpas
ma8er beranlaet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
GrnBe bic Gpaeaen

Ser bOrbem in @isn aniaGis sstpeisns
PapiersrOBbdnbIer SrisOrid @rab. mel.
der am 10. SUM- auf bic raifinirisits
0eiis nit Srau unb adt 2inbsrn bic
5lu6t nod Ameriia beperitsaists, bat
nit erfrii6enber Sredbeit bon bort an
einen Sreuno eetabeIt $50 bin slld.
lid in Imsriia %anssiommsn. @rdbe
bic Ssrren @Uae8en." @rab bat cine
babe Wilion S&ulbsn hintsrIuRen. gr
mar elm GROCER SpOrtsmann. Dor Der
6lu6t CAB sr einsm er6Bsrsn 8rsiis bon
5rsunoen elm iolenneS Nbidisbsbantstt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Salbiruus bss SriefportOS 5u sr'
narteu.

Ser General. Poftmsiter untersei6net'
brsi pidtiss 8erfdsunsen. peI&s cine
nmpdIsuns in Der 8ef6rberune nament.
lid bon DrudiaGen berborrufen tperoep.
So foqsn in Submit MUIR iolde 5eitl6rif'
ten aIs Pofiahen atpeiter 8laHe bilie
beforeert iperbsn, ipel6e niht in Wirts
IiGisit in sinssInen 2isfsrunsen sri6ein'
enbe 8d1er finb. SO ioasn 8ldtter,
tpel6e nur ais 8usabe fur Buaren cir'
cuIiren, b. 8. prdmisnbldtter unb 9eiis
unsen. bic Feline feite Circulation baben,
BON Der 8~sf5roeruns aI8 BOhfa&sn
stpeiter 8laHs auseefdIoRen tperesn.
5erner iousn ni6t bsrfaufte grsmplare
BON 3situnssn nidt aIs 9otia&sn suei'
ter 8laHs surldeei&idt tueroen t6nnen.
Die 9ohperpaltuns sieIt bur0 bieie Be-
timmunssn barauf bun. an Der 8efbrb'
sruns bon 8ofiaden s~tpeitsr aIale bs'
beutsnbe 81 ipirnihe su MAIDEN, 10 bab
in ni&t aasufernsr 3eit bas regulate
BriefportO BON Stuel gents auf eInsn
Sent srmabist uerben fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
0eaen bic GoncMrrsni.

Die Deuif&en 3obndrste unO Dsnii.
fen baben iib on be Nsr,ts. Yersinie.
unssn Bstpenpet, mi! benz @riudsn. beim
Rsi&sta8 cine Bstition su untsritdbsn,
laut pel6er ben Ner,ten perbotsn iper.
Den fol-. bel subndrstlidsn Opsrationsp
umeriianiidsr 3abnts9niisr 8sidub.
unesmittel anSupenben. Die aer,tt
limb uber nibt eeDilt. bic pstition ~
unterliIbsn, unb ben amsriianiider
3abudrstsn, bic in 9eutidIano obnebir
itou iebr difanirt tpsroen, barfts Oislsl
nsus S6lae eripart pe,ben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
3aubbeit Fam uiht aebeiIt

ptretu burb luialt appIifationtn, neil bisItlbtu
esu franItn 5bsil ets Sbrts uibt trrtihtn f1u.
men. 9s sisbt uur tiusn 9Bsa. bic 5aubbsit Az
f~urirtn, unO Der 1T bur6 fouliiuiiOnsas Srl-
mittfl. 5aubbtti pirp burb sintn ent,inpsttu
3aiane er IbIsimissn ausfleibuns Der @ufa.
biibtu Rpbrt psrurfaht. 9Btnu bitls RDbre
nd sntjHnett, babt ibr tinsn rumpsInbtu 5uu
Obtr Embellishments 8tb6r; unb nenu ls
saui ssi6IOftn IT, ufoIst Iaubbrit, uns psun
bic 6ntjineuus ni6t ssbcbtu unb pislt RSbut
uitt pisotr in itrsu stbDrissu !3ulanp pnltBt
rpsrbsn fam, wiTb bas 8tb6r fir INNER ,tr.
Hort ptrpsn usun G1at unitr ltbn psrpn
eur6 saiarrb psrurladt, ptl6u nitts aIs Gin
tntJinenfr .3uifane pr itleimistn Sbulibsn
10.
9Bir ppltu sinbunbut Dollars fir isbsu
Ceurb aaiarrb psruria&rn) 6aa ppn 5aubbsil
stbtu, ben mir ni6t burb giuntbmsu bon
pal's aaiarrb, Sur btiltn fOuntn. eaet Sud
umicnf 0irruIare fpmmtn.
j. J. 9ttufy & &c., 5cIsep, .,
1eA- VtIFauft peH alien Appibdtrn, IS Cts
5aGTs 8dmtlisu piltn linb bic bsifsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Niftor Sod,
HOUSE
Wtbtn ptm D., Z. s U. SabubUt
2adapanna glpe., Scranton, Ya'
Giienbabn Seiftnbelle.
Stlamars. sadauanua Huo assfsrn SabH.
in araft ben II. Suli 1901.


in araft ben II. 9uli 1901.
eaDlih -8nla6t Scranton fur Nsp gSrf
nm lao, 800, 5.55, 7 50 uHb 1000, 8prmtt-
tags t2.49, 3.33 unb s 80 Nagmittlss. 8lr
pbilapnpbia, um $50 uup zoos Bormitiass /;
12.49 uHp 1888 Htmittass. 8hr dopy'
banua, 6.tO @atmtttass. Ril&. uup VIC.
epmm0eaiOus. 3us nm $40 Na1miitaes. sr.
VtiHt Spboisu an $50, 7.tS. 1923 Rprssns /;
i2.U6, 3.i5, 4.4S une 7.f9 Natmiiiags.
Syrsihi philadelphia I'M loo, 1923, 600
pou Wsp 2jorf um t.t0, 6 81 unp 10 %
Wor. 100, 1852, 5.43, $40 unb II 30 a9m
Bon 5ebybanna um S.U5 WpTssus.
N0reiih -Vnlaet scranton fur Buffalo une
3pttsutatipnsn, um LIS, 6.35 unb 900
WeT. t.55. 5.4S 1875 uHb Va1m. 6ur Do.
psav unp Syrdeult. 1 10 uns 6.35 WoV. t.55
Nadm, dur Utica um LIS unp 6.35 DIOR; 1.55
Rahm. 8lr WpHtrplt I'm 900 DIOR ; los
unb SAB Natm. 6ur Wi9ollpu nm 4.UO uub
els Na6m. OUR Sinsbamtpu, 1920 Vsr'
uittaas. 9rretbt SCRANTON pom SuHalr
WI f.25, 2.55, 5.lS une 1000 Wpr.j $40
uni S.OU Gahm. Bon Oswtgo uno Spraeafi
um 2.55 Dor. /; 1898 u. 500 Nom. Bon Utica
NM. 55Depr.; 1927 $50 Nbm. Bon Ni9Vl'
lpn UNI 7.45 Wpr. unp 600 Habm. 8oT
WOntrUlt I'm ~ ~ Mpr.j 3.2O une S.U
Wahm.
Hlssmsburs SibifioH -grIabt SnaHtpT
fir NpribumblrIanp um Gas, 1905 Dior.
t.55 uHb 6,tU Wa6m 6ir plymouth UNI SIT
BoTmittaes; 3.4O uue S.5U Wa1mitiass
9rrvitt NOrtbunbrlanp I'M 9.35 WUTssus
1.i0. 5.OO, 8 As NaHm. errri9i plymouth 9.0l
Born. ; 4.3l, 945 Natm. 6rrtint SETan
ton ppu Rprtbumbtrlanb nm 8 AZ Wpr. i; H.
IS, t.5O unb S.45 Nabm. Bon 9insllpn M
HOO WSr. Bon plpmpuib um 7.45 Wpr.
800 uub 535 Na6m.
Sonntass'3hee.
easlia -0ula6i Scranton UNI 1 40, 300
5.55, HHb 1905 Wpr.j 1888 unb 3.4O 9abm
Nanm.
RorbIih -Uslabi Scranton nm LIS, 6.35
800 WOr. t.55. 5.4S aue 1875 Wabm.
Hlasmsburg 5ibiiion -Ynlabi SeraHtOl
NJ 1905 Nor. unb Clio WaHm,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25
Spbn Mrmbruft,
.eutf9er Mekger,

30. 219 Penn absnue,
piro fd %beftrsbtn Ourd ausas.ihnets @Irh.
lsosr art lno ftts friidss uno b.fss 8ltiid
lsins Sunosu itosrJtits ufritbtn sn fsIltu. SaS
bette e4maIl iu Der 6taOt in StHtIn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1901-07-25

CrudsM rbetteu isbsr Art In ha
IN s&sstIata" pfss.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-11-22
FRo ToNonAA.

Nraina Enterprises A letter re-
z iv ram Tmer Constocger
aaw III ronopa1 contains the follow
lug
B sipcss uith a,e has been very
good since | came here. am
among quitea rough element much
noise. scuitiug and, al times, hard
words but can stand it an very
well,f for it is for work that lam here
There is much speculation as to the
ultimate outlook Of the camp The
company that hopes to take hold of
and develop the property give no
intimation as to their intentions.
People here know no more than
those outside
You will find just as many here
who predict brilliantfuture for the
camp as you will those wao look for
complete flop after the FIRST Of the
year
| met yesterday an old Com
stocker by the name Of Robert Cor
don, who left Gold Hill about Is or
Is years ago He is very enthusiastic
aud is confident chat the camp will
be permanent and very lively. He
advises me not to think Of leaving
here. Tom McCabe, a former Gold
Hitler, who has been all over the
country California, Utah, Nevada,
Colorado and Alaska-and who was
III Cripple Greek when the boom
was on in that camp about six years
ago, says that III his opinion this
place has better prospects for be-
coming a prominent camp than any
/ he has been in. He was lately fore
man Of a mine in Sonora, Tuolumme
county, Cal.
The accommodations here are not
good, especially in regards to lodg-
ing. Board is $8 per week and not
a very great variety at that
The passenger coach is generally
loaded with from II to is each trip
coming in and about 10 or u leay-
ing.
The weather so far has been very
good. We had one snowstorm and
one severe rainstorm, but we can ex-
pect that at this time Of the year.
/ was, d Jew IA ago, altover thu
hill where the work is going on
There is considerable work, although
the extentis not so great as on
could wish for. Some Of the leaser
are making money, but as in ever,
other place Of like nature, grea
many do not make anything over
living.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-11-22
RAILS BOUGHT FOR
SAN PR f39.
Enough Steel to Lay 200 Naes af
Track


Enough Steel to Lay 200 Mays If
Track
The Salt Lake Herald says that
seyenty-five cars Of steel rails for the
San Pedo, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
road are on their way westward from
Chicago to Los Angeles One num-
dred cars more are being loaded for
shipment In addition to all this,
10000 tons of steel have been con-
tracted for with the Illinois Steel
company, and will be shipped rs
fast as it can be turned out. This
will give enough seventy-fye pound
steel to build 200 miles Of road.
The rails and other material
ordered by the San Pedro are shipped
over the Santa Fe. rhis big
system has been culhyating friendly
relations with the new road, in spite
af the fact that the two will be to a
certain extent competitors.
Two big new locomotives, in adj
dition to the four recently received,
will arrive soon, and more equip
ment has been ordered. Work on
the grading between Los Angeles
and Pomona is progressing rapidly
aud there is every hope that this
part of the road will be in operation
early in the new year. The right Of
way from Pomona to Riverside is
nearly secured, and the contract for
grading will be let soon.
The annual stockholders meeting
of the San Pedro will be held in Salt
Lake next Monday 1t is not ex-
pected that anything of Importance
will take place then, and tbere is
likelihood that ii will be adjourned
until the return ex-senator Clark and
Senator Kearns from Europe. AT
the directors meeting, following
that of the stockholders, it is ex-
pected that important steps will be
taken to start work at this end Il
is hoped that the joint surveythrough
Meadow Valley Wash will be com
pleted within thirty days, and tbat
the route for the greater part OF the
way from Salt Lake to the California
line can be determined.
Meanwhile the work Of improving
San Pedro harbor is progressing
The government contractors hay'
deposited over 325, 900 tons Of rocl
for the breakwater. The railroad i
planning extensive improvements
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-11-22
A Practical Man on Trib.

The following is from the Virginia
Enterprise:
No veterinarian on the Pacific
Coast has had a longer experience,
nor has any man had a more success
full practice with horses, than has
DIR. Burns of this city. He makes
the following statement:
A valuable mare driven by supt
LYMAN of the Con. Virginia Mime
on the Comstock Lode, has been In
the stable unable to work from the
kick Of another animal, received on
the inside of the right fore leg above
the knee. The skin had been broken
and the muscles aud tendons severity
bruised. During weeks time !
had given the limb such treatment
as. from thirty years professional ex-
perience, / thought beneficial; but
without avail. The leg was swollen
to nearly twice its natural SIZE, ano
the swelling would notyield to treat
ment. On Thursday evening, Jun'
1s. 1896, | made the first apphca
ton of the liniment Trib, through!
rubbing in half Of six ounce bottl'
over the whole leg. ] applied 1T reg
ularly twice a day for the mex
three days. On the fourth day IN
mare went to work, completely cure
the most surprising and satisfae
tory cure coming under my observ'
ton during lifetime devotedt to tn
treatment of horses.
That was several years ago. nav
since then used this liniment res
ularly in my practice Trib tulnl
all it promises.
An especially valuable feature
Trib is that, while it has all pen
trating strength Of the the me
powerful liniments, it does n
blister. ),
For love Of the horse, and the I
lowship of horsemen, ! oiier u
testimony. know that IT'D y
benefit both. = q
M. BURNS, v. 5.
Virginia City, Nevada.
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SEEDS

The annual distribution Of seeds
from the Department of Agriculture
will begin earlier than usual the
coming winter. Persons desiring
seeds should send their names and
addresses is soon as possible TO
Hon. VIM NJ. Stewart,
U S, Senate,
Washington, d. @.
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oooo YEARLY to Christian

mona YEARLY to Christian
DJUU. man OF woman to look
after our growing business in this
and adjoining Counties; to act as
Manager ana Correspondent; work
can be done at your home. Enclose
self-addressed, stamped envelope for
paruculars to IL. A Sherman, Gen
eral Manager, Coreoran Building
opposite United States Treasury
Washington, ID. q.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1901-11-22

In view Of threatened coal miners.
strike in France, the Government
has taken precautions to prevent
disturbance and to enable foreign
coal to be imported.
Surveyors report that Canadian
railway to the Yukon could be con-
str1eted AZ reasonable cost.
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Assessment Notice

Notleemh ye7antht4ta m ting Of ID
Directors II NJ Parsca wa.er and -rigation 60
held o tob : 1911 N assessnent I s4.75 per
share va. q n piial stock Of aid cor
poratio8 rays lefrar before Nov i2tn. 1901. tc
the r. 4sure fraal Eiw,ris Panrca Sev
Apg stoe upai witch NE asse snen may re-
main NJ aid the 18th diy o. Nov 1901 win b'
deinqae nd afver 'or sale st eu1lic suo
doa Ana unless yfnent tlereof, together with
sJsts Of advertising, b. made before Dec, 18th 100
viii be sold on that day 20 psy the delinquen
assessment cost Of advertising aud expense Of sale
D.J. FINDLAY,
Secretary PAnAoa ". 4 l. 90.
Panaoa, Oct. 4th 1901.
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Application fer Patent.
Notiee No. sl5.

Notice e hereby gwen thst ia pursuance d The
At 'i eonggess approved May 10TH 1879, "to
promote tae DEVELOPMENT of the Mining re-
sources the unitea States" A. W Mcclure and
Johnson oy ea aaefarlane their Attorney
10 fant, whose POSE Office Address Ia Fay, Lincoln
county and state 81 Nevada have made applies,
zion Tor unito states Patent tor themselves and
tht heirs Of l. boge, deceased, Tor the Hors5
shoe No, ], the arse Shoe NO the Horse shoe
no. $, the Iorse Shoe Ne I, The Bryan, and the
Bryan Extension lode mining claims consolidated
as United Stats Survey No. 1902 consisting OF
499-h-i0 linear feet Of said Horse Shoe No, / I;
l4I6-Sl0 linear feet Of said Horse Shoe No. 2;
4135 10 linear feet 70 said Horse Shoe No. 8; 1850
linear feet Of said Horse Shoe 40 +; if99-J-lu
linear feet Of said Bryan, and l233f.lO linear feet
0 aaid Bryan Extension loaes, or mineral depusts
bearing gold siiVef 8nd other metals with surface
| ground 3 hereinafter bounded and situated in
Eagie Valley Mining District, County Of Lincoln,
] state Of Nevada, which ara more fully described
% notes and bounds by the official plat and
ield notes of the survey Of said mining ciatms
now on file In .his oilice vnth magnetic variation
al 10 degrees 10 minutes East as folowsi
Commencing % eprnur MOI u said Horse Shoe
No, minina caim thence south NJ degrees, IL
minutes vest COO Get % corner No 2 Jf the claim
thence north % degfess l6 minutes west, 1880 $40
feet 10 oorner No 9of tho eiaim, thence north SO
degrees Is minutes east d9l feet to corner No. 4
Of the elAimi thenee south 10 degrees IL minutes
east 1883 $40 feet to said corner no Il, said pace
Of commandment of surface bounds for said
Horse shoe No. claim.
Also beginning at c0rnes No, Of said Horse
Shue No mining claim Identical with said cor
ner no 7 q sgid Horse shoa No mining claim
thence south 80 degrees rs minutes vest GOO feet
20 GO nor Na df Che ciaim tuouos south de-
rees, 81 minutes east. lll68I0 f0et tQ eorner No
OF tho aailu, thence north 80 degtessi Is minptes
east 900 faet 90 corner No foi the claim, thence
n1rth 8 degrees 81 minutes west li76's-i0 feet to
-ald corner 10 a f., saia place ai COMMENCEMENT Of
| surface h1unl8 iDr said Horse shOe No. claim.
Also commencing at corner No OF said Horse
I .vE.a VI N-f gttrfh IA Ha -
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Take the
OREGON
SHORT LINE
Railroad
Time Card.
Effective November 3rd 1901.
Trains run daily as follows.

Trains arriving Salt Lake make
direct connection for all points
east, north and west.
d. Il. BURLEY, d, S. SPENCER,
G. Pa T. A. A.G.P.&T. A.
Salt Lakge City, Utah
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Virginia City, Nevada.

oaeen Liliuosalani has sent e
Father McGee Of Washington an
alter cloth, worked in gold with lace
trimmings.
III al cotunues 10 ot s'e'''-
scourage Of the Brush army IN 'n"n
any other fatal cause.