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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-15
Buffalo Live Stock Market.

East Buffalo, Nov. .-Cattle--Receipts
100; butcher graders. good demand
stronger: others steady. Neals-Receipt
325; very steady; tops, SS.25as.50; common
to good, s55OaS
Hogs--Receipts. 1890; active: Yorkc)'s
Sc. lower others steady to strong: heavy
$63SaGd0; a few at sG.42h; mixed S6.3Oa63i
Workers and pigs, $625a630; r)ughs, $5.ga
sos; stays, S5a550
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0pOSiCi6n
en- las CdmaraS.
EStQdiOS de prObl0maS,
La pubIiCidad.
OBSERVACIONES.
La publiCidad.
OBSERVACIONES.

Eo estas misma columns he
mos lei1o 10 dtil y necesariO que Sc
hacs una minorfa en- nuestras Cana
ras Legis,ativas.
va falta de un partido poIitico
que haga la oposici6n exita con muy
buen criterio las parsonas rectas
iustradas am antas del pals para
q. por 1io d. la prens hsg N esa
function moderadora que trae el equi
librio y Ia estAbiIi1ad en- la balanzA
de Ia justicia
Laproposici6n es iustay y her no
sa. Su autor os sin duda un amante
de su pals.
Psro SO tropiezs con IN gan
obst6culo.
:C5mo van esas p3tsonss sptss
y conCienzQdAs a dar su voto sObre
proyectos de leyes De los qle 50 ID
conocen Ell rubro?
No va para IL c4usura ~3ua para
el aplau so SO van ObligadOs & edmu
dscsc temieudo aplaudir b>j) un
buen rubro una mala ley
Ultinamente Sc ha negalo Ia
aprobacion q un bill ptesentado por
pre- ltigios delegados solicitando
que Sc Ie envia a a prelsa c c>p:a de-
todos los bill presauta1os. Esta ns
gativa SO hs funiado .segd1 affirm ,
la prenss eu que por la Sscrota1a
90 le facilitan djchAs c3pias q tod IS
los peri6dicos que las s)liciten.
T9uenos Ia mala ventura de no
opinAr de conf lrmi1 lad con ell respe
tabiljsimo Oarecer de 10 mayor1a de
nuastras Canaras.
Y vamos a exponer razones.
Esas copiss SO dan Ia preusa 8
SO les Meg sn. E. ell primer caso,
justo es tegalzar ese acto estable-
ciendo uas ley qua ord9a9 d2rla7,
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en- el segundo case tambien debe vo'
tars9 una ley que permita ell amplio
eXamen en- los mOciOnes antes de ser
leyes ST no querem0s que nuestras
C3maras legislativas Sc cOnviertan
en- Camaras OscUras dond9 So dague
rr0tipsn nuestros futuros C61igos.
Somos de opinion que no debe
mos apre surarnos e1 leg;s!ar y ST
perfeccionar 10 legislAdo y hacer q
50 cumpla.
Leyes que 10 50 ob3@r7an, son
peores que malss loyes.
Y que Sc han vota1o leye5 y no
Sc han cumplido, podemos probarIo.
f instruction pdblica hay un
artfculo de la ley que con mucha JUS
ticia dice POGO mas 6 menOs:
G2narau igual sueldO los macs
tros de igual cAteg0r1a qua hagau
igua' trabajo
Y esto no ha resultado cierto a
Ia practice; J.; mientras en- unas pob' a
clones, los graduates tieneu, 50 do
liars, con so nin1s que ensenar, en-
Otras solo tienen 40 con las m;smss
obligacion9s. Atlas razOnes nabran
obligado q nAcer est IS distingOs: Pc
ro 81 no Sc ha de cumplir, para que
estatuir un preceptO
PAre2e que nuestro amor est6li
co ncs haze concebir leyes jnstas y
bonitas, p9ro que al practicsrlss no
tieneu nada d 6ticas.
Nos completeness el re20uocar
las mejores intaociones por psrt9
de nuestros leg 5 adores; ne lIono
de buenas iuteuciOne5, }m) nu3s.
tras CamarA7, esta no So ql3 sito,
y crAO que 10 Sc pa3a binn p0r al q.
Deseos tenemos de tratac bre
el bill lie te r4teniantes = braceros
para dar IN APPLAUSE III pcoyocto y
disentir de- Is opinio~ ustantsda por
Ia redac }ioq do LIZ C0rfc5pondenci0;
pero tememus desbarrar, al hsblsr
de NJ bill quo desconocemo3
Sera Otra vez.
rOc.l< = PArSAMO
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

truir y relegar as regiones del OIL
vido, mis- prestigios alquiridos er Ia
profession, por mi eficacia, asiduidad
ma dentro de Ia clal hice una es'
pecialidad en- conjunto del derecho
hipotecario, como me ha sido recD
nocido sic npre por cOmpetentes Re-
gistrAdores de la propied&d y fun
cionarios de verdadero valer.
Yo veo en- todo 10 ocurrido, al
go de Intervention de Ia envidia de
malvados que han pretendido man,
charme con la asqueroea bab3; pero
afOrtuna 1Amente, cuaudo Sc tieue
por norte una couciencia recta, que
esta al abrigo de TODD tenor, NADIA
puede arredrar y TODD Sc espera =
Sc recibe sereno y trAnquilO, como
la rOca qua resiste in n3Omm0viole los
furiosos atsQues del embrav ecido
mar. POr ESQ no me coupe nj preo'
cup6 un momento del fallo del Tribu'
nal inferior y confe en- Ia justicia
que por ventura no pueie deiar
de s u b s t i r, cuando SO tiene
cOnfianzs en- la impa ~calidad recti'
tud de los h )m bres llamados admi
nistrarla, y nj una sola noche en- los
och0s meses d dic5ada la inconce'
bible sentencia, tuve la menor preo
cupaci6a porque mi fe en- la reiviu'
dicacioa era tanta, COMO Ia que tie
ne el inoc9nte en- la justicia divin9,
en- la justicia de Dios, que jamas fal'
ta para Ell impecable. Aqui teugo
que repetit 10 que dijo el sSAn Juan
N 9w 50 en- su edlci6n de aver: <te7lc'
mos la forttt}11 de Qtte h1y1 atp Tribunal
Supreme que sjTUe de ruIUWZ0 de se0ttrj
dad al entwsj0sne0 pol(tjco (Yo digo, q
Las pasioues d } los Tcio1a7les iof9
riores) del Tribunal del Dtstr;to de
San JuGna.
Qu61ense para 81 que no puads
g0zsr de trauq Qilo sue6o, los temore )
y las suspic scias; tiemblsn ante el
esp7ctro del delito que sc1sa, los
q19 f4lta0 q los debaras de 81 h2gar
y Sc burlan de las coasideraciones
que reclams una soci9dad moral ?
calta: c2bra 81 rostro con el v3io de-
Il verg gd9oz. Ell que no sabiend0 sar
padra l9gftimO, prad9ra 9rlo d > mo-
escaad tl0s0; t9na e! qda ses bal
don de Ia soc9dad en- que vive; pero
el one como 20 no pueae ser ll9vado
| a la bsrca por ningda concepto que
pueda s3r cslifcado de- criminos D.,
bi9n pue le vivir tranquilo, 7 burlar-
de tod>s los q1e qaieran zah .rir :
ID y cAu5arle a gdl perjuioio.
Para 81 mslval 10, para e. crimi-
nal, para Ell hijo de las malss obras,
la s0cied I'd ti9ne reservAdo siampre
Ell condigno castigo, que tarde 8 TEN
prauo dejs sentir. Los que vi7i-
mos de ID que honra lamente nos pro-
duss nu sstrA labor, sin ten que
aoulir 4 me1ios vejaminos 1s para
gAnar el pan de Ia f*miifa, 70 tene-
mos porque imp pacientarnos.
Y e1 ei ca5o concrete qua me
ocups, si alguieu infame Sc b atre-
vi1o a suQ0ner que tai vez ell inter6s
| pu liers llevarme Ia co mission de Ia
fal5a que Sc acus6 sin raz6n, sepa q.
| los dere5h - de! docu ne ito en- cuas-
ti6a importabau cu&tro pesos pro-
vinciales, de lbs c0ales ad1 Sc me
! adeudAn unO cincU auta centavos,
que ofreci6 traer Castro Garcia, al
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1902-02-05

= les testigos instramentales, 6 De
cOnocimient0 gu sn case, = frmada y
signada per 81, expide copias d 81
original. En- Cualquier OtrO case, Ell
NotariO no .fornmI0 Ell instrumental nj
est9 puede, en- maner& alguna, tener
Ell caracter de H7@bAco. Qaeds, pues,
demos5rado que 20 no fOrmu,e IA
Instruments p6blico y 81 solo certii
qu5 de que ante mi, v&rios SenOras
'irmabAn un documeato, cuyo alcan
ca, despues de todo, me- importaba
pO3O conOcer.
Por 10 que respetta al califcati
vo de negligente que un petulante
chiquillO, con mas Os ada que auto
ridad, SO atrevi6 aplicarme, bien po-
drfa citar en- mi def9nsa, en- este ca
so concrete, y para justifcar mi pro-
ceder, las indicaciOnes que hace Mr..
F. M. Payne en- su obra <Law at
Glance and E 2itOme of ths B1sines
and Domestic Laws Of the several
States of the UniOn,1 en- cuya pagi-
ma ga Sc lee qua para ell cOnOcimien'
to de las p9rsonas que tratau de ce.
lebrar alg1n actO ante las entidades
autorizadas por la ley, es sUFICIEN-
TIE. como regla genera, Ia PRESEN
TAC1ON de los frmantas por uu IN
DIvIDUO CONOCIDO del fancionario,
para sutorizar los reconocim lei atos,
cual 10 era de mi Castro Garcia, de
quien no podia 20 dudar, por las IA
vOrables refareGcia3 que de 81 tahfa,
suministradss por personss de res
petabilidad.
Y probado va que los faudamen
tos que Sc apey6 para hAcerme rao
de u0 delito que no com9ti, fueron
por demas injust0s y apasionad0s,
s2ame p9rmitido ha3er p1 olica ma
nifestaci6n de Ia repug oancia con
que ne ocupo de este as1nto. VA
dejo expire sado al prin3i 3ipio, qua J.
ID la fuerzA de las cir3u0staucia me
ob'igan q ello Siempre me hs des
gradadO YER mi nOmbre llevado de
aca para ALA en- la pre- asa, aun GUAM
do sea para re 3ibir lOas y alabauzss;
h9 preferid0 slempra e! sile1oio lei
hogsr, g1zsndo de las dulc9, carl
cas- de la f4milia y de la satisfA33i6u
del deber cumplido, en- todos santi
dos. PerO hay momentos an que 8
We unO cOnstrenidO pOr fa3~zss sp'
peri0res 6. insuperable3 para salt
de su c1rculo ordinsrio, entoncss
no queda otfo remelio que violan
tarsa, dar al tr Ast9 con su costnm
bray decidirs9 poUer en- practica
10 que no es uso de Is vida or lin aria
Tai me suc6de q mi en- estos m9men
tos,
Conden2do primero por uu T.
bunsl, gu J no m9 atrever6 q calf.
car de iueptc, p)rqu9 nolo es pa
70 que 81 podria s1p3n2r sugestjo
! nadO; y absaelto despues por otrc
Tribunal Superior; acAso, sj Nd h
ciera Ia aclsracion que hag} hoy,
podria haber malicioso3 que striba-
yeran q re9ultado de medtos distin
tos los que realmente han ccIsio
nad0 ni reivin1ica zion, la decision
final de este e1ojos) aSunto. YO NJ
podia permit.r, en- mod alguno, que
de3pues de u Ia vida de So amos, de
! dicada a, escru pulosO umplmientC
de mis- deberes, uu Incl leute cuales
quiera, traido por los cabellos, como
vurgalmento 50 dice, pudiera des
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Juan LlOb0t.


Ofroco sus trabsjos sin compe
tcnci4 los Propietarios, Ger faccio
naudo el m'smo los proyectos y
rIanos para ser aprob1dos p0r Ia
Junta Snptr;or de Sandal, kiendo
este una economic para el PrOpieta-
rio puas no tiene q buscar otrO pa.
ra que haga dichos pianos y proyec'
tOs,
Roeponde &c no estropear los
pdi6ciCs,
No sdmito dioero hasta no ter
minsr eI tt labajo y ser recjbido.
Direction G isto 1? altCs 8 la
quinC2lla del Sr M&tierzo
30 10
E asts jmprcnt& SO veode pa
pei dc orriH3inDa & &1-4C al Quint&l
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La Compaf1fa de les ferrocarri'
les de Pto Rico recibira rr0posicio
nes escritas, en- su ofcina central en-
San Juan de ? r. para ell Enministro
do Is, 900 traviesas de madersS del
pals, de las siguientes dimensiones:
Largo. 0.........1 l, N 20
Ancho..........O, 20
A A'to.........0, Is
Al hacer proposciones indfqus-
Sc la clase de MADEIRA, precio y sitio
de entregs.
San Juan 90 Enero De 1902.
A 5..4
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
PARADISE LOCALS;
- - &48.FR. ~ 4 m
Valley Farmers Alarmed Over the Continued
Dry Weather.

Messrs. John Blattner and j. d.
Bradshaw are still in Colorado, looking
for a desirable place to locate. Should
they succeed. Paradise viii lose two o.
its most RESPECTED families.
All our people here are very discon-
ISOLATE owe the continued dry weather.
There Is no snow at all in the noun
tains. Should this dry weather continue
our ranchers will not even raise a crop
of hav, unless there be plenty of spring
rain. Last ear in July there was dust
blowing on the meadows Of the ranch
ers below US, and this year may be even
worse.
Mrs. Henry Fritchen, who has been
very sick. is slowly recovering under the
able care of Dr.. Bice.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
M. E. parsonage and we will soon have
a home to be proud of for our pastor
and his family.
A very pleasant surprise party was
given Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Willer at their
ranch below town last week. Nearly
all the young people in the valley were
there. AT IL O'Clock a delicious repast
was served. and dancing vas kept up
until the wee small hours"
Mrs. J. Sommers and little son are still
here. being the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Bradshaw.
Preparations are being made to give
a grand mask ball on the evening Of
February 2ist. as the 22d comes on SAT-
urday this year.
will Frenonth now handles the rib
boons on this end of the Paradise stage
line.
Messrs. L. B. Ward and L. Free
month have returned from their trip
TO Arizona. There il n5 place like
home" for the boys.
Mrs. Clark II Lovelock is still visit
ing her daughter. MRS. Dave Palmer.
Harr-- and jimmy Harvey have re-
turned from their trip to San francisco
OCCASIONAL.
Paradise, New. January IA. 1902.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Paradise Valley Surprise Party.

A pleasant birthday surprise party
was given Ruth Austin at the home of
her parents in Paradise valley on the
evening Of the 14th. The little ones en-
joyed themselves hugely in playing
games and dancing. refreshments being
served during the evening. The follow
ing named children were present:
Ella Holt. Emma Schwartz, James
Bradshaw, Ruth Bradshaw, Eta Frit-
chen, Oracle Shaw, Jarvis Reed, Sam
mic Read. Oliver Freemonth, Forest
Burns. Clifford Burns.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Old Time Conductor,

]. A. Cochran. who has been CORE
bonding with parties of Amsterdam.
!. Y, in regard to the estate of the late
robert Ireland, received a letter the
Rther day from j. II. Smell of that city.
y. Smell says he was conductor of the
3st passenger train to reach Winnie
yucca during the construction of the
entral Pacific. He had a run here as
conductor in 1868 90. the latter being
ne year in which the road was com
pieted- Mr.. Smell does not state wheth-
Fl ne was one of the old guard of con-
who worked for the company
"a Its early days and were enabled to
|'eure with a competency. Those were
"e days In which the position Of pas
-'aser conductor was more lucrative
Ian Thai Of general manager. Hunting
'on' crocker and Stanford were not the
0's ones who made fortunes.
iefhaps some of the old-time resi-
rei's OF Winnemucca may remember
|Mr. Smell.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
LtpCAL AMI

p. A. Pinson of Golconda was in
town yesterday.
III. N. Boyd of Omaha is registered
at the Lafayette.
Gus Anderson was an arrival from
Salt Lake yesterday.
County Sheep Inspector Holt arrived
yesterday from Paradise valley.
G. S. McLain arrived yesterday from
Baker city. Or. and ID stating at the
Lafayette.
q. N. S~hallenberger the well-known
Goleonda merchant, is spending the day
In winnemucca. g
DR.. William RAIDER arrived from San
Francisco on No. 6 yesterday and left
on the midnight train for Reno. where
he is to lecture tonight.
Nj. E. Carriere, advance agent offthe
Southern Stock Company. arrived yes
terday from the west and Is making
arrangements for the troupe to play
here next week.
The aspect of the weather today is de-
cidedly favorable fer a much-needed
storm. This morning the weather clerk
made an effort to do his duty and a few
fiakes or snow fell, but only enough to
be an aggravation. This afternoon the
indications are more pronounced. A
high southwest wind Is prevailing. the
usual f%orerunner of a storm. The Wea-
ther Buerau predicts snow for tonight
or tomorrow.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Catholic Mission Services.

! The mission service was held last
ening in the Catholic church and was
III attended. Father Wyman spoke
N THE General Judgment" He said in
BART:
Nothing is more clearly foretold In
|he Word of God than the second COM
hg Of Jesus Christ to judge the world.
is an article of the Christian faith
pat Jesus Christ will judge all man.
ind on the last day. This thought is
hough to inspire us with THE fear of
Wing a life of sin. How shall we es-
hpe the terrors of the day of wrath?
here is only n way-sincere repent
hce and amendment of life"
This evening Father Wyri1an will de-
|ver his weli-known lecture On The
Faims of Christianity" He will-pre-
|ent in a simple. clear way the prin-
(pal arguments for the truth of the
christian religion. Father Wyman is
b interesting and forcible speaker and
pierre should be a large attendance.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Brain Food and Nonsense.

Another ridiculous food fad has beer
branded by the most competent au-
thoritfes. They have dispelled the silly
notion that one kind of food is need
ed for brain. another for muscles. and
still lanother for bones. A correct diet
will no only nourish a particular part
Of the body. but 1t will sustain every
other part. Yet. however good your
food may be, it's nutriment is destroyed
by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must
prepare for their appearance or pre-
ven their coming by taking regular
doses OF Green's August Flower, the
favorite medicine of the healthy mill
lions. A few doses aids digestion.
stimulates the liver to healthy action.
p~urifies the blood. and makes you feel
buoyant and vigorous. You can get
Dr.. C. G.. Green's reliable remedies at
Brown Bros, Druggists.
Get Green's Special Almanac.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
~N - $500
AN UNFOUNDED REPORT.
George WlngfisId Writes Of the Present Con.
ditions ID Tonopah.


A report was circulated here last
week concerning the death OF George
Wingfield in Tonopah. How the report
originated is not known, but that he
is very much alive is evidenced by the
receipt Of a letter from him under date
of January 18th. He says:
There have been twenty-five or
thirty deaths here since the first Of the
month.
II have been very sick myself and
have not been out Of my room for ten
days, but viii venture out again in
three or four days. All who are able
to get away are going as fast as they
an. There has been a panic-stricken
crowd here, but everything win 60
along smoothly again as soon as the
sickness is over with. The weather is
just like 1t was the Fourth Of July ana
has beer the cause of most Of the sick
ness.
This will be a great camp this COM
ing summer"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
DR. RAIDERS LECTURE.
.,.ss.d Audience Listens to Noted San Fran
cisco Pulpit Orator.

cisco PuIpIt UTdtOt.
Dr.. william RAIDER, pastor Of First
-~ooational Church of San Francis
ae,ivered a lecture in Armory hall
T.. night which Ii beyond doubt the
- every heard In Winnemucca. The
E.,a,snce was not as large as 1t should
go been. Nevertheless, the hall was
,mfortably filled, and those who did
i. attend are the only ones from
.nom regrets are due.
8 H. Kitto introduced the lecturer
"A a few well-chosen words. DIR. RAIDER
..,,ched into his subject, Uncle Sam,
the Reign of the Common People,"
18th a few Introductory remarks. He
! Injured his audience at NICE and held
~ closest attention Of all to the close.
trbe speaker described Uncle Sam as
typifying the ordinary American citi-
nm The national characteristics were
Il touched upon. He spoke of the Am
rican home in language of strength
nd beauty, contended that Uncle Sam
a religious and an educated man,
Importing the contention with logical
rgurnent. DIR. RAIDER paid a beautiful
ribute to the typical American wo-
an-the wife Of Uncle Sam. He
taimed that the great men of the
United States would not suffer by COM
arison with those of England In either
be field of science. letters or states
hanship. naming an American proto-
Epe of all the great Englishmen, ex-
ept Shakespeare. who, he said. belong
/ to all nations and all ages. DR.. Ra-
er spoke of American politics In gen.
|al and commended the interest taken
by the American citizen. He
that the goternment. NUM-
pal, State Or national. which the pso-
e receieed Was as good as they de-
and that no man wAs tod good
take an active interest in political
hairs. S
Throughout the lecture ran a vein
| humor which especially delighted the
rudience. Laughter and applause at
constantly and evidenced the
Ippreciation with which every word
\ the address was received.
We regret inability to give even an
Iutline of the lecture. 1t was one which
has SO heartily enjoyed that 1t Is to be
hoped DIR. RAIDER may be induced TO
gain favor a Winnemucca audience as
liz did last night.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Parsonage Being Built.

-"e generous people of Paradise val
nave subscribed the money neces-
iof the building of a parsonage
"e pastor of the M. e. Church at
pace. The dwelling, when COM
ZTu' VIII be a very substantial build
me foundation had been laid. but
"er operations have been suspended
| "u' the necessary lumber is delivered.
wiley is the supervising architect
also boss carpenter in charge Of
"orK on the parsonage.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
RenO's Special Census.

D.. T.. Morton has completed a ensus
Of the people who receive mail through
the Reno postoffice. says the Reno
Journal. He discovered 6,961 people
here. The report of the census will be
sent to Washington and used as evil
dence that a public building is nodded
here.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Pretty Calendar Free.

Now ready for 1909. Free for the ask
ing. Send a few names OF those whb
may send away for groceries. we can
save you more money than any house
this side Of New York. Try as. Whole-
sale-retail catalog free. Feldhuseh q
Company, California's Big Mail Order
Grocery House. soi, sos. sos. so7 L St.
Sacramento. Cal. j2tf.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Arrested and seat Free.

DIR. J. H. Hanford sd ) in the West
ern Plowman: IF the first cough Is
properly treated. the first step in the
direction of consumption is arrested,
the lungs developed. the breath set free.
we need not fear consumption" Kemp's
BaIsam for the Throat and Lungs IS
the proper treatment for the first
cough. No other remedy has saved so
many from consumption. Large bot
ties 25c. and SOC. For sale by Brown
Bros.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Winfield Scott Schley.

At the Methodist Church on Friday
evening. January Gath, Rev. Geo. c.
King will deliver a lecture upon the life
Of Admiral schley. for the benefit Of
the Epworth League. The lecture will
be Illustrated by stereopticon views.
Admission, rs cts; children. Is cts.
Tickets may be obtained from member.
of the League. jstd.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
PROMPTNESS.

When you send your e6py to a printer
II 10 fresh to your mind; you have put
time. energy and thought into 1t. ana
have enthusiasm In that particular
job. You went to see It in type. and.
II It Is advertising matter, make az
rangements for It's proper distribution.
II the work - delayed. you enthusiasts
wanes. you become somewhat indiffer-
ent, ana % not enjoy the h finished pro-
isn't this true?
When you send your CO. y to US you
will get the work promptly and at the
time promised. You can use 1t while
1t will do you some go,d. It will be
frst-class printing In every particular.
This, together with very fair prices.
is certain to make a satisfied customer
Of you.
Isn't this true7
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Iordan,s AAaAI" cutierx.

The Jordan "AaA1' brand Of Cutlery
will delight and please you all the time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16

Housekeeping rooms: partly furnish
Apply at this office. 5i4wl.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16

Day or night nrst-ciass livery rigs
can be secured at the Giroux stable.
dec "a.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16

For the best of everything in the liv-
cry business can at the Girooux stable,
H. J. Lorentzen, proprietor. dec27
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16
Dentistry.

DR.. W.. s. Porter. dentist. Office on
Bridge street.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1902-01-16

For a good livery rig. inquire Of H
]. Lorentzen at the Giroux stable
dec27.