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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-19
KR0NIKA UDAL0STf.
Pryy tab proti feleznienimu trustu.

jmenen1 Spojenych Statd byla
podana v St. Paul, Mimi. pied
spolkovym soudem zaloba proti
zeleznicnfmu trustu znamemu jako
Northern Securities Company, v
niz zastoupeny isou drahy Great
Northern a Northern Pacific. V
podane obzalobe, ma niz je pode.
psan Milton D. Purdy, spolkovy
navladni pro distrikt Minnesota,
Philander c. Knox, generalni ma
vladni pro Spojene Staty John
X. Richards, pravni radce Spoje-
nYch Statn, Sc zads, ably soud "a
kazal Northern Securities Compa-
ny pfevziti jakekoliv skcie, aneb
bondy Great Northern Northern
Pacific drahy a jmenovanym spo-
letncstem ma bgt zakazano pfc
nesti majetkove listing na North
Securities Company. KorPorace
tato je prg pouhym Dlastikem, pod
nimz ma byti provedeno splynuti
obou zeleznic, jez ptfcf Sc zakonu
zr. 1890 a rozhodnutf nejvysslho
soudu r. 1896. D1kazem neu
pfimnosti pr} jest, ze Northern
Securities Company nema tolik
kapital1, lako representuiici ODE
drahy. Kdyby dovoleno bylo ta-
kove sdruzeni zeleznic, tu pry by
vsechny drahy V zemi mohly sply-
nouti y ieden veliky trust pax by
vefejnost byla jim vydana ma mi
lost a nemilost. Jednfm obza-
lovanych je take ] Pierpont Nor
gan, jenz trust sorganisoval. Hlav
MIN obhajcem bude ]. w. Griggs,
byvalg generalni navladnf Spole-
nych Statd.
Ucta FrancouzG pamatce MeKinleyho
S povolenfm francouzske vlady
bude davano Theatres Comique
v Pafizi velike pfedstaveni, jehoz
vytezek pfipadne fondu na posta-
veni pomnfku presidentu McKin-
leymu Canton, 0. Zprava tato
byia do onoho mesta oznamena
soudcem Holmesem. jenz Dive
bydlel v New Yorku a pied lety
trvale Sc usadii Pafizi Nejvetsf
umelci, jako Sara BernLardtova,
oba Coquelinove, Melba, Rejane
jini sIibili zdarma Geinkovati.
Jean van Beers, jeden nejvetsich
fraeouzskych malifd, uvolil Sc
zbotoviti zvlastni illustraci pro
pamateeni program, ktery bude
prodayan. Oeekava Sc, ze pied.
stsveni vynese s25, 900.
Smt povestneho naaeInika lndlanSv
Jeden 2 historickych karsktert
indianskych, Chas-anin CAB, z
kmene Omaha zemfel ma reservaci
sveho kmeneiv Ncbrasce minule
no tydne. V tomto state byl nej'
lepe IMAM pod jmenem John Ere
mont. herez jmeno pfDmul kdy'
slouzil co vojin armade str}cs
Ssma. On byl vynikajfcfm natel
nikem sveho kmene a roku 1854
byl 6lenem indianskeho vyboru
ktery iel do Wasbingtonu k bile
mu olci' podepsati smlouvu miru
Ijakoz ] yyjedpati odstoupeni po
zemkn lezicich ma vycbode statr
Nebrasky, beioch0m. pohfeb je
ho byl velice slsvn5m smuteen
tance Indiann trvaly cele iii dny
Fremont byl dosti zsmoznym |
jeho majetek zcedf cely kmen
> vsichni tlenoye tehoz nzsledoval
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-19
Rak0uSk0-UherSkO.

CAte p,J jill ma bansi. - Rakoasko-
rUsk< s6ifSenf. - OasOhzenf an
gLlan<.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1902-03-19
CisLO s3.

ko1 Velkolepe nadseni, kterymi
jsme chteli hnat impozantnf Was
tenecke mlyny, ztratilo Sc rahle
kdesi pod zemf jako dalmatska
"punkva," pofouchla ficka, jez
mizf cloveku nahle pod nohama
skryva Sc hlubokych 1trobach
jeskyne krapoikove. Z pomaikG
nebylo mic. nebot rozbili jsme je
dive nez sehnali jsme penfze ma
podstavce, ubohe lie vysmali Sc
pfedcasnem funusu sami jeff zakla-
datele pestitele nemene ubohy
"Narodni vybor" plouzil Sc hroz.
nou narodnf poustf jako zbytek
nadherne kdysi karavany, al laval
pohfbil jej neGprosny samum
lhostejnosti. Poust, pousf, kam-
koliv obratis uzasly pohled -
pousf beznadej pro kazdeho, kdo
by chtel snad jeste ted vlastencit
We setsfm slohu. Jenom daleke-
no zapadu, re zirnych plant "a
dvema velkymi fekami zni to chra-
bfe a dnvefIye: "Rodaci, seberte
Sc, zacneme sbirku ma Kubelfko-
WI nadacil"
''Statecnf Omazane neztratili
tedy dosud vsecku d1yeru Y narod-
nj uvedomelost naseho lidu - oni
snad jedini vsff podnes, ze dame
Sc nadchnout take necemu jine.
mu nez k zakladanf novych pod
pdrnych spolkn, k stavbe noyych
sfni, kteiych nikdy nezaplatfme a
k vydavanf novych dennikn, KITE.
rych neudrzfme. Statecnf OMAHA.
ne provedli nedavno Kubelikem
kus hrdinstvf myslf 81 nepochyb-
ne, ze mohli by mas svou podnika,
vostf nakazit, abychom jen tax ne
Gimme ma ne necumeli. Kdyz ne.
chtel Sc odvazit do Omahy Kube-
likdy podnikatel, obavaje Sc finanG-
niho ne1spechu, aranzovai tamni
krajane koncert ma svou pest a W.
delali ma mem asi sest stovek. Ia
ten obndsek mohli ovsem koupit
kubelfkovi slusny prezent = lepsi
nez newyorstf i nez chicazstf - ale
Omazane soudili zcela spravne, ze
trochu kvetin take stacf ze je to
vlastne nesmysl, nabfzet zlato ne.
komu, kdo nem takofka tone.
Proto chtejf tech sesti stovek pou-
zit k zalozenf fondu, nehoz byli
by podporovani chudf studujicf
prazske konservatofe al to lie
zcela logicke moudre Muzikou
byly ty penfze vydelany, nuze, at
uzijou jich Ease potfebnf muzikan.
ii! A malem tylo by mi vyskocilo:
At tedy doplnf ten fond take mu-
zikantil Ale nefeknu to. Vzdyt
oni Sc nasi hudebnfci dovtfpf snad
sami nedovtfpf-li Sc, at 81 ma ne
houkne omazsky vybor!"
Vsak bude NIT asi dost krusnou
praci, bude-li chtft, ably vypadala
ia Kubelfkova nadace trochu slus-
ne, ably nesls drobatko vic nez
fiakych tech dve ste korun roc
ne'
Nejenom Cechove omazsti, ale
j Cechove, kteffz do Omahy pfi-
jeli ma koncert Kubelikdv re zfrne
Nebrasky stath sousednfch, jsou
z velke vetsiny nadseni pro nadaci
Kubelfkovu. cistym vytzzkem
koncertu, obnasejfcfm 1887, polo
zen k nadaci te slusny zaklad.
Fond ten rozmnozen byl spolky
jednotlivci o Sag a nutno podot-
knouti, ze sbfranf pffspevkG do
sud nebylo ami zahajeno.
Prvnf vykaz pfispevkn ma Ame-
ricky fond Kubeliknv;
Rad Eliska Pfemyslovna
ZCBJ ...............S 500
Tel. Jed. Sokol. ........ $500
Fred Sonnenschein, West
Point, Neb. ............ 20. 90
A V. Kouba, Milligan, Neb. 500
Lam. Folda, Howells, Neb. 10. 90
Louis Krub, St. Ansgar, la, 500
V. Kutis, Bremen, Kansas 2 90
an Rosicky. -. 10 90
Vac. Bures ............ 10. 90
S. L Kostoryz. ......... 10. 90
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-11
NOrlCR!'

All persons are warned not to
harbor or employ Luther Pea, as
he is bound to me until he is 21
years of age, and ran off from my
premises last Wednesday. He is
about 16 years of age black, and
weighs about 13O pounds. l will
prosecute any one disregarding
this not'ce. Any information of his
whereabouts will bs gratefully re-
eelved. George Brsvard.
JaDy. 6, 1902.
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FINAL. DISCHARGE,

Novice IL ereb, given hatIw w,l
make NY hrsi r. turr ir thr i"ur
fro,rt 3Wi is"ncasIer ounyu ""
mlnis ~, ra rn tn, f. taae nf ihe =
w L. Edws,ds nny the 4,h ,tsv -.
FEBRUARY 1902 aud then and th,;.
apply 10 Hon g. ID, Jones Prnbnr.
} udge. f"r's final discrafge a. surh
administrators.
Jane f. Es awards,
Admit, istr n,ix
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d New Enterprise to be Begun

d New Enterprise to be Begun.
DIR. T. J. Strait on yesterday
leased twenty acres of granite on
HE Cedar Creek plantation to
Chas. s. Wright of Pennsylvania,
and |. w. Durham of Charlotte,
N. y, for . period of twenty
years, with the privilege of buying
at 800. per acre at any time be-
fore the expiration of the lease.
They have employed workmen
and will begin work at once hay-
ing already taken contracts for
supplies of monumental granite.
The Doctor has five or six hundred
acres of granite.le left on Misplace of
about 5000 acres, and tho supply
is pronounced by expert quarry
mon who have examined it to be
OF the finest quality and inexhaus.
tible.
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|S-.It tJH; y {
Hall -Witherspoon Nuptials.

hSit- it-Witnorspoon Nupttals.
At thsr esidsnes of our e.tSsp.
ed town'man, Capt. B. J. With.
.rspson, thsrs was avery pretty
ssd very stylish marriage At ]
O'Clock on Wednesday last. At
that hour his, popular and lovely
daughter, Miss Maize, and Rev.
Jos. X Hall, of Guthri..viIis,
pastor of Beth.sdai presbytsriap
church, s..up.d tbs m.rri.g.
vow.. The, halls. and parlors and
dining room wore slaboratsly
decorated with bclly;potted' plants,
ferns, ETC., and wore v.ry pretty.
Mrs. Chalners Fraser, played tn.
Wedding march while the bridal
party entered the parlor in the
following order: Miss Con.i.
"itbsrspoon, the maid Of honor,
fsllsved by the bride leaning ON
tho arm Of her father. and then
the groom with his best man, Rev
j. K. kirkpatrick. The party
stosd in the hay window under
fs'tsons OF evergrsens while the
ceremony was performed by, the
Rev. W. +. Hall, half brother. of
tho groom, assisted by Rev.
Chalmers Fraser, the BRIDES
pastor. In the same psrlor and
at the same plac. years ago the
officiating minister was, marrisd
to an aunt of tho brides, Miss
Fannie Withsrspoon.
The bride was handsomely at
tired in brown travelling suit and
carried a bouquet of BRIDES roses.
After the ceremony an elegant
wedding dinner was served to the
guests. At $3.50, Rev. Mr.. Hall
and his bride wer. accompanied
oy almost the entire party to the
$. @. &. Ga. Ex r. R., depot,
where. they boarded tho North
bound train amid showers of rice
for the groom's home at Guthries-
Vile.
~, .'eI rrs to .tt,.n-.
The bride received numerous
handsome and costly PRESENTS, a
number being from members of
Rev. Mr.. Halls congregation.
The bride was one of the most
looyeable young ladies in Lancas-
ter and was. great favorite with
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e'.ryon.s- Rsy, nj. Af., Hsll d;:;sief,'v- d;;i ~
s'ahs hearty congratulations of
his friends, ,.r-
Visitors in attendance were: DR.
B, j.. witherspoon and VIII. of
c Charlotte, RI. n. IS. G.; Mr.. and Mr.,
3. W. Heath and Mr.. J,. T.
Stevens of Ksrshav; Miss Apnie
Stevens ofJRoek' Hill, and Rev.
Mr.. Caldwell Of Heath Spring.
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All persons indented to us,
either ny note or on account,
must come forward and settle
promptly, as our Merchandise and
Guano accounts aud notes were
u due the 1st of Nov. We have
waited patiently on our customers,
and must insist upon them COM
ing forward and settling with us
promptly.
Heath Banking & Mercantile Co.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-11

The wife of Chief Justice Nc
lver died at Cheraw last Thurs
day
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BRIDGE TO LEf.

= Contrast for bui di' K new hr,,., q
rcr"-s Twelve Mile t,e-k be. ween
Osceoia and G' ld Hill will he let 10
Tue lowest I'sponsible ,iddrr nn FRS
day the 10th of Januar. a, II o,c' och
u m. the cominissiou ers te serving Ia,
right to reject ~ v and MI bit.
w O. KEY,
ouDty Suuervis
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Tho prssidsnt On Thursday sent
TO the senate q large uum her of
nominations for various Offices
Among them, the The, following South
Carolina rPe'tmastsrs:. Gr..rHood,
David Aiken; Laursns, G.org.
>. AcCraxy; Union, lJ.C. Hun
ter; Winnsbsro, Prsits. Rion;
Nsrbsrry, Chsrlss'J. Purcell.
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@ su bscrihber to THE LEDGE
Arc You fweakS

Are You fvCeakS
,WesknessJ manifssts itself ia the ,oss Of
ambition and aching bones. The blood in,
~atery; the tissues are wastino-tb, doo, ..
being opened fordissasol "A bottle of Browns'
iron Bitters taken in time will restore yonr
strength, sootke your nerves, make yonr
oiooa rich and red, Do you, more 1nod
Inan an expensive special course ofmedicine.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1902-01-11

Mr. G, n. Deals, h.. moved in
to tho residence, vsc.tsd by Mr..
W f. Tillnan and Mr.. Jud, Back
ham will occupy the hous. vacated
by Mr.. Deals.
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Mr.. Walter q. Cureton of At
lanta, is here for a few days.

Mr.. Waller &. Cureton of At
lanta, is here for a few days.
The wife of Chief Justice Nc
lver died at Cheraw last Thurs
day
A royal welc, me was given the
liberty bell in Cha lie ton. 1t was
$500 ted faom train t. the ex-
position grounds by a great pro-
cossion of military aol citizens.
1000 school children sang patrio-
TIC songs and mum er of speeches
were made. The bell was placed
in the Philadelphia building.
b Mr.. W B Ply Ter and family
have heen qusrua,ined at their
home on account of having recent
~ been exposed to smallpox. A
lady visitor frem Ruek Hill to
Mr.. Plyler's broke out with th.
disease the day she returned to
that city. Mr.. p, as soon ss b.
learned it had himself and family
vaccinated, and on the recon.
mendstion of tho board of health
quarantine Of Mr. PlyIer's
home was ordered.
Letters advertised for the week
ending Jan IL, 1902. Mrs. SaIli.
Barnes, Mrs. Sheldon Hayes, Mrs.
Matte Barnes, Mrs. Joseph John
son, Miss A. j. Best, (2) Miss
Kirby Johns, Miss Rsna jackson,
Miss Doshie Meungrim, Miss L.ra
Walkup, Purl Brown, j A. H.lk,
M. j. Withsrspoon, j. N. Harris,
d. Lowry, Mr.. Robert Davsn-
port, Mr.. j. N f. Watson, Mr..
Charley jackson.
Belle Nance, p. M.
Lancaster, S. C.
The Lancaster County Educa-
tional Association will meet in
Lancaster Jan. 18th. The session
will open at IL a. m. in the grad
cd school. The following is tho
programme:
l. School Management, Supt
E. Earle Thornwell of Kershaw.
2. Oral Teaching, Principal
Garrett of Heath Spring.
.. An address by Prof. Means
Davis of S. q. College.
Teachers who intend to be-
present will notify Supt- L. I.
Baker of Lancaster.
Ex- Com. L. f. A..
The supply ordinan.s Of ths
town will he found published oa
another page. Heretofore ONLY
professions and certain other busi
nsssss ha4s been licensed. rhs
new council has endsavorsd to !
make the license tax leach .ll |
businesses and to make it as uni |
form as possible. Tho council |
expects NO kicking frsn any hody. |
1t Is simply a matter of pawn.
.hs town license or closing up |
'hoP. Ii there was any discrimi-
aatIon sho ~n the council mig ht
expect kick but nnder the cir
every one is expected
o pay up chserfully and get his
icsnss.
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,All persons indebted either by
note, account, or otherwise, must
como forward, and settle, for
need the money.
j. F., Rutledgs.
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The town is buying all the tlint
r'ck, it can get at SO cents per
ton: 1t DOESN'T take many rock
to make ton and most any wagon
coming to town caa stop and aoad
up before it gets here.
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SEMl. W EkALY
Local N alters

-SS04b EEk 0lt3I -
Cotton brought II Scents on
this market yesterday.
Lost A paddock, and spriag
lock key. Please lsav. at Ledger
Office.
Miss Annie Stevens of. Rock
Hill attended the Hsll-Wither-
spson marriage here Wednesday
last.
Married, on Sunday last, by
Key. r. j. Blackmon, Mr.. Jehn
Parker and Miss Nina Haire,
daughter of Jack Hare.
WPay one year in advance
for The Ledger and let us send
you the Home and Farm free for
one year.
Last week Miss Minnie Pardus
was called to W.lkup, N. G., to
the bsdsid. of her brother, W. E.
Psrdue, who is very sick with Ia
grippe.
Fer Sale or Rent The Cloud
reSidencs-tsn rooms-cornsr of
Arch and French Streets. Apply
to I. S. Carter.
Married, at Witt. Bluff, jan
uary 7th, 1902, by Hon. J, n.
E'tridgs, N. P.,. MIR. Robert
Payne and Miss Nary Baker.
Contractor j. M. Porter has
the contract to build a nice two
story residence for Mr.. +. G.
Hicks on his lot on Main street
ihs Carmel school, Mr.. NJ. J.
Grssn, the principal, informs u.,
has an enrolment of 81 scholars.
Inls is enc of the most flourish
ing schools in the county.
jackson Green, COL, plead +
guilty before Magistrat. Gask.y
Wednesday last of public ia-
dscency and was sentenced to 30
days on tho county chain gang.
The town has tong needed q
warrant law. The new council
has passed one. Another a.w
Il
ordinance of Importance is on.
Furnishing shop lifting and petit
thIsving and the cempronislug of
such.
The town is buying .ll the tiint
rsck, it can get at so cents per
ton: 1t doesn't take many rock
70 make ton and most any wagon
coming to town csa stop and aoad
up before it gets here.
Mr. Jos. F. Gregory has re-
signed his position as Manager of
:he GaffRsy Live Stock Gem pany,
md has returned to Lancaster.
Al his old friends are glad to h.vs
,im back With us.
DR.. r. NJ. Galloway has bs.n
'lscted by the Council to serve
"a the town board Of health for
he remainder of the term a
'sarA) of T. s. Carter, resigned.
This il . good selection and th. N
suncll will be commended for it. II
After morning service tonor- Z
sw the Lords Supper will b. I
in the Presbyterian y
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"a ~ To
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Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-06-20
A Warm Invite.

The Knights of Khorassan from
Zaynab Temple. Oasis Of Reno. Plains
Of Washo. Desert of Nevada. say the
date set for the grand halt Of the cara
van at the Oasis Of Reno. when the
drinking Of camels milk and the pill
grimage across the the not sands of the
isolated desert will be undertaken after
the setting Of the sun on Saturday.
June 18th. Wear your undress suit
and a pleasant smile. Shoes and
stockings unnecessary. Asbestos lined
underwear prohibited. The ca mel
thirsts and hungers and If you have not
as yet contributed your portion Of the
expense Of his keeping. be a good
fellow and see the collector or send in
your money Immediately.
S. H. R%osENTHAL. Sec'y.
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Bugolosy.

AL Fisher, the curio saloon keeper
Of Wells. writes a friend In San Fran
cisco as follows.
kindly get me about one dozen
Filipino fleas from the Persidio Bar
racks and send them up at once. |
want to cross them with some old
overland graybacks and take a prize at
the next bug show.
ALSO tell the members Of the Con-
solIdated Rattle snake Incubators' AS
ISOLATION TO meet at the parlors of the
Knuttsford Hotel In Salt Lake on the
4th day Of July for the purpose Of de-
claring an Irish dividend and forming
a trust. My mock turtle incubators
are doing we'll here now"
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-06-20
Increase Of Farms in Nevada.

The farms In Nevada on June |.
1900. according to a census bulletin on
agriculture In this State numbered
2. l84. and we're valued at $l5.6l5.7lo.
OF this value IS per cent was In lands
and all other improvements than build
lngs. The value of farm implements
and machinery was 1888, $50. and live
stock $l2, 1919 SOS. The total value Of
farm property was $28. 673.8 1856. The
total value Of farm products for 1899
vas $6.758.837. of which 81 per cent
was in animal pr oducts. The total ex-
ceeds that for 1898 by $50 per cent.
The gross farm income in 1898 "a
SIS. l85. l67. and the gross income on
investment 10 per cent.
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How to Avoid Trouble.

Now is the time to provide yourself
and family with a bottle Of Chamber
lains Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea
Remedy. It IS almost certain to be
needed bsfore the summer is over, and
if procured noW may save you a trip to
town in the night or in your busiest
season. 1t is everywhere admitted to
be the most successful medicine In use
for bowel complaints, both for children
and adults, No family can afford to be
without it, For sale by C. w. Kinney
& Co. Druggists.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1902-06-20
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow 4 cough to run until it gets be
yond the reach of medicine. They
often say, "Oh, 1t will wear away" bul
in most cases 1t wears them away.
Could they be induced to try the sue
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal
sam. which is sold on a positive guar
antee to cure, they would Immediately
see the excellent effect after taking the
first dose. Price Csc and soc. Trial
size free. For sale by c. w Kinney
& Co., sole agents.
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Spring Fever.

Spring fever is another name for
billiousness. 1t is more seriouse than
most people think. A torpid liver and
inactive bowels NEAR a poisoned sys-
tenn. If neglected, serious illness may
follow such symptoms. De Wits
Little Early Risers remove all danger
by stimulating the liver. opening the
bowels and cleansing the system of
impurities. Safe pills. Never grippe.
al have taken DeWitt's Little Early
Risers for torpid liver every spring for
years" writes r. M. EVERY. Mounds
vile. w. Va. They do me more
good than anything | have evere tried.
Kinney Drug Store.
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A BARGAIN.

Cabin 10 fl. wide, 20 #. long, shed
loxlo. Very cheap. Apply at this
office.
FOR RENT-A Furnished Cabin.
Inquire Of Mrs. w. D. Epperson,
FOR RENT-A seven-room house
with modern conveniences. Inquire Of
Mrs. A. Arthur.
House FOR RENr-lnquire OF F. l..
Rogers at Nevada House or of T. F.
Donelin.
LOST-A watch chain with locket
and charm. SIS to the person returning
It to this office.
FURNISHED HOUSE-Waated
a three or four room furnished hou1e.
Apply at this office.
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Sparks an ~lconocIast.

my State is experiencing a great
business revival" said John Sparks,
the millionaire cattleman and mine
owner OF Reno, Nevada. at the Kenyon
Monday night. at is visible In all
lines of industry. in mining, in stock
raising and in Agriculture.
1.-The recent advance In beef has
been a great thing for the cattlemen.
The 'besf trust has enabled them to
dispose of their steers at a good profit
for the first time in years.
ITO tell you the truth" and Mr..
Sparks lowered his voice to a conf
Dental whisper. Il don't believe there
is any beef tru,t. The advance In
prices is simply due to a scarcity of
cattle"
Mr.. Sparks says that the silver issue
is mot what 1t used to was" In Me-
vada. being more or less mor.ibund.
but, he says. the Silver party will
probably make its appearance at the
polls again this fall.
And its all right. too" he added.
"for most OF our underground wealth is
in silver and we should have free coin
age."-Salt Lake Tribune.
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AT BED TINE

| take a pleasant herb drink, the next
morning | feel bright and my com
plexlon is better. My doctor says it
acts gently on the stomach. liver and
kidneys, and is a pleasant laxative. 1t
is made from herbs. and is prepared as
easily as tea. 1t is called Lanes Med
icine. Lanes Family Medicine moves
the bowels each day. Price Csc and
soc. For sale by C. w. Kinney &
Co.. sole agents.
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DISSOLUTION OF
C~o-PARTNERSHlP.

Notice is hereby given. that the CO.
partn ,rship heretofore existing between
G. C. Cirac and Charles Cirac. doing
business at Saltwater, Nevada, under
the firm name of Cirac Bros. is here
by dissolved by mutual consent, G. c..
Cirlc retiring. Chas. Cirac will con-
tinue the business. pay all debts owing
by the firm. and all bills owing to said
firm are payable to him..
c.. c. ClRAc,
CHAs. CIRAc.
Dated Saltwater. New. Juns IL, 1902.
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ARRESTED AND SET FREE.

"Dr. j. H. Hanaford says in the
Western Plowman: If the first cough
is properly treats. the first step in the
direction Of consumption arrested. the
lungs developed. the breath set free. we
need not fear consumption" Kemp's
Balsam for the throat and lungs is the
proper treatment for the first cough.
No other remedy has saved so many
from consumption. Large bottle Csc.
and SOC. For sale by C. w. Kinney &
Company. sole agents.