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The evening world., 1904-02-19
HAYS NOTE AGREEABLE
TO TIL RUSSIANS

ct. PETERSBURG. Feb. IA telegram from Port Arthur states that
the Japanese have captured the steamers Koik and Bovnk, of the okhotsk-
Ka nchatka Companys line
Russias reply to Secretary Hays note on China was handed to Ambas-
sador Mccormick to-day.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1s-Secretary Hay to-day received by cable from
Ambassador Mccormick the reply OF the Russian Government to the proo-
0siton relating TO Chinese neutrality. 1t is considered by the department
to be responsive to III tote, and its substance has been communicated to
the Governments OF Japan and China.
The evening world., 1904-02-19
DIED

TEE-On Feb. ~ a. his Ions rsisnd City
residence, DOL Crescent ST.. Astoria.
THOMAS FEE. beloved husband OF Laura.
Relatives. friends and srquaintances
n-e invited TO attend his funeral on Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock: thence TO
the Church-of Our Lady OF Mount Car
mel. where mass will be celebrated for
the repose OF his soul.
The evening world., 1904-02-19

A Guarastssa cars for PILES. ,
= Itching. Blind. bleeding or ProtTudt1G
Plies. Your druggist will refund money "
.PAzo oINTNE@T fAils 70 cure you IN 3 %
.as days. sc. s.~
The evening world., 1904-02-19
PORT Of NEW YoRrS.
ARRIVED.

INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
DUE TO-DAY.
ConEuelo. Hull. Siciana. GIbrai.,.
Prlnz oskar, Naples. Cedric. Liverpool
Grangense. Barbados. Chemnltz. Bremen
OUTGOING STEAMSHIPS.
SALE TO-DAY.
Comanche. Charleston. Main. Bremen.
Monroe. Norfolk. Saratoga, Nassau.
Eastern Prince. Brazil. Tallahassee. Savannah
Tjcmo. Yucaton. Rio Grnnde. Brunswick
The evening world., 1904-02-19
NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TO-DAY.
sun rises. 6.49lSun sets. 5.3olMoon sets. s 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07
0armpuie.

Hus &lrlsrubs tpiro eemelbet, bn6 Der
@robberaoa sSrsbrt6 bon Boben bort els
ner @eibnodtsfeier Der ,.8erein'aunp
Der gtierpe. unb 2anbpsbroifie,sre" bel.
pobnte unb in elmer NniproGe an bic
f'fili6e 8eriommIuna bic nohftehenoen
8orte dubsrte: .,Dir aae bonten
@rn. boB Der aaiisr interchangeable II
unb iib pisbsr poasr 81 f. erfreut glnf
uonge Gorge lisat blntsr unS d." Dle's
bs,S'iden 9Borie oss 9robbe'soas peroer
haasmeln babin aeosuist. oob nunmeb'
wobl bic lss,s Spur Der eeroume 3si'
spribsp ben Sbfsn bon Berlin unc
aarls,ube cbnaiienben Sponnuna br'
,eiriat it. Gs b'eB uriprdnsI'd. be Be-.
iimmung fel s,neyir ten. tpsiI oeI 2ohr
iib tpe,pere. bem buciihsn grbarotbe
,ce be IA arme cops su asteu u
'nae SUI ftiitele bann Der 8 n'er ben
q csbnsoe e,nen heuneihOfllten 8'
ud ob. unb aIei6 oatouf a,ra Der DO
chbe @eionNis IN Berlin. TT. b 'a,
NOM. ouf tlrluub. bon osm et MID
msbr su' ldIebren icaie. Seu b S ae
mann puirs. p.e oomals petlouieh, ol'
Opfsr cuf t,m AIiar esr sptib n btI
Sof,n BON . rI,n UNI & nlslubs pr
ubete, 4, lIen Nrsuneitnil earssbrOt'
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Mucfec pbenauf.

Die 0uiebureer Wratsosr Der u
u. J.Soioou s2iau," eis q s'einb, beI ph'
'5nhden 6rerbit. mt crnen Gu6 be
ntuii6 . onet,toniibe GsnroItunb DO
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NJ su 9d,rstu,a itou mor6,n Su vi
.,hanosn. bat Dor Dem Staols Obuas
DIT erntn s'bdnar bupusn Sisa Ore
NE bur6 Die y, iiImmuuarn bee 8tUois.
sSdhs,s iton p,eI q plraisn 9pu B, e.
'Odien. Dos OtuasrI6t bat nsmId
fnli6rbsn. bOb Soimh bier IN einem 8
ssnspeiub Die N,osrtufuna ber Gonneei
lOn s,nss Nuib,S d,faiis n. I'll
Ant'S loon 2iau pub Gus ii isr @ui
bHbuna So,ibe,le reben unb rte N,ou
u'una be, Conc, iiOn,n 'pon urasiob
80 Wuihsu. bie Woiorlldt reiislbs'
teulibs. bsaniroesu Der S6uepI
lnb ta Wuibs pon Naspbsr b @Oun',
: nSasn bat be'blof n. slrsn e. srahbs'
SeIoSus ssasn y 40 en- une Oraaniiai,o
ne DIE IN unasi' bIltsr Nsfe betuu
,b noe @eiIaote peiiOufsn. su beniunsl
aoo eSasn ow Bsra, 4 f,llsr pon uats,
niilunasn. bet oenen A. t ee @eli dnf
Ut idufI the Zen. pfridtht po,,untbsn
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07
& eb6 ashetlt.

Gin 8retsssitpdr. welGfs bic aur,
re6te 3. De Oes SO s bu alisn Dm
SCffman bon Hpdit. y 8. ergrift'
biits, ift, tpie mon etfdbtt. mittslit zee
Rooiums enifernt tporben. NlS ct md
Rem gotf iam duBsrien li6 mebres
a1sts. Speaul,ien. oabln, B bmanb b.
@,,dWat nur rotu'6 bsislilaen 10 m,
oab mon faff oqes islsif6 bon Der rs1rs'
@efbisfeite auSi6nsloe Soifnan'e e
Rtifs. Elm a'st. nubm barouf elns Tube
rte cine cara serinee Wenss & ,eum
enibieli, uno trperlmentltte bomu. inb,u
&c biefelbe in Den Wun beS 8liients,
that, Srffmon smpfanb fofort Elm 8rsn,
men in Der 8ads. baS nod 40 W,nut, n
unsrirdelld puroe. S,e S6wsauns slne
nosb nisber unb oos @sidpdr per,
ihpanb auh, nohoem bic 8sbanbIuna
m brsre Gage long foriseisBt norosl
nor. 'Nus 8,riS purbe eire dfnseis
Cube uerfG,usbsn uno nod 8srlauf DO
,sts WpGen -ipar Der 8rsts t6Qis ps
&punhen unb bic 8nde iab pisDer 10
nolmal aus pie be anoere.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07
Die Sftbmuss afdre.

@sneroI 8 pes bat BON Der 8eeietunp
tn Do'b,nsion nod isine NnitpOrt oui
'eine Hote srbalten. in tpelde er ols
8unbesreaieruns bsi9uIbisi. ben 8srs
trna bon l846 su uetlebsn. inoem f.
ue,blnoeIt. boB eoIombifhe eruppen no6
'sm SabmuS ssfh'dt werbsn. be R
'sQion bort su unieib,tden, Bepo
R,pss bic Gniport erbdlt. iann er MIDI
Oie 8elt fiir fslne Ntreiie bon bort fsit.
isbsn. O bt Die Anitport ou1 nur be
aerineite Scffnuua, oab ble 8srstniaisn
Siaaten aeneiai f&einen. 9ua,hdnonf'
on Colombia su MAIDEN, 10 peroen BIT
nnieibanbIunssn fortgsfsbt perbsn
2abt b,e Nnitport fsiusr Soifuune 8eum.
10 petben 8speS uno osr @eiunote Er
6erran ioforl BON bort abreiisn, uno Olt
ciplomotiihsn 8sstbunaen siphbsn ben
Ssrsinteten Staulen uno Colombia tper'
ben absebroben ieln
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07
Gin Grfae fur bic Sampferfubpsn,
ttcns.0ptlaae aeptaut

90 feine Aushhl oui Bilihuna cine,
Dan pier. Sutpsniions. Bill po,banptr
II. b'b,n ole Soupl 8'op ,aone,hsn BIT
her i66neD Sose elnsn npb,sn 9lcn a..
' bt. um u,n,r rtsus In arp Htm d. 4
otu Sau nm rlt.nii6sr SD Ne su ID .
oRtn.
Sin o isb 'o1 pliii / tpetbsn, peltes
ON 8hll pp'nn blnbel abiolut omertI
"hGsn Sd ffn supencsi SsnaIor is,p
Dot cine 8orlses ousaeaibslisi. tie sun
n,rb,hsn asioat, isGt btaft ,6 lii: II.
: h,mmi. bob lae QUE ben pb I,pp,ns
'I6 o'n 8,ulnl9ten Stuatsn Tortt,l T
Wao,en In omait,ruhsn Sbff
IunsporilrI tperrsn miiii,n. unb c,be,
uraen iol6r D Iorsn. psI6s In Sol
fen flemoer y ,l,Onen otiommen. confp
iut me ben iolsr. Srnnior Sip q VT
ibl IT, o,es @shB fhus bic R,a pliii
p'iosn fdnn. IN | Sult 1914 IN &lpi
'rsieu su luHtn. abrr es uu,csn BON
,ti esrua omsrif ,n,fbs Cd H po,bnn
IN lem. um tun SanpsIsps,t,bt Bu pur
| niiieln.
Nus itbtsrsm @runse BIT iib unite
ren S'nporisursn IN R-n gut uuo gu
'rane SEQ ebsbllhe D polirlou geo.,
rie Mpe'Nll gslleno gsmabt. unb sS 4
wab,'6cnlib. oab iOtpObl Die orohdb
Sroibsiilmmuua. wle au6 bic 8snt,
4 mmuua moo hStt petben. sbe bic 8tl
b I rem SsraI iommi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07

| 2-@eprae R. Muilp, Grtfutor bss psrii
ambrpls Wullsy. (Dritis tbtilipsiIs 8sGnung.
3-9barlts W. DapiOn, Grsiuipr Der psrif
elilabttb sbilb. (erifs unb snSsHIiiss &s8
nuug.)
40. 9. Wursan uub StUmas Carton, Gre
fuienn ber psrft Diary y. Gepares. (Grlf
une snbsiilhs. Rs6nurg) J
5-5bomas Q. Walib, Nbminffrator bti
ptrf. Sas. .. WeSisbs, (Grfs unb tnbsiiItis
Rshnung.)
6 @iSaa 0'Sar0, gUrmuns sa minssr
fdbristn WarY 8. Rpssrs. (GnbsiIhss &t6'
nune)
70GrusR 8. yains gormunS sn miusu
| idbrietu Bipian Mcpre.
S-Warp Sprtan, abmniitratprin bts psrf
1bomds o. Sprenn. (@rltt, snbgilliee uni
gtrtbdlunss. 8t6nuns.)
9-W. Y yarrinstcn. 5rultss tsr psrit SAINT
bunt. (grhs tbsiptilt Rs&nuusl
10 -Graness 9. DaItp Abminifrairriu Der
ssrlt. 8sna {. DAILY. (9upsiItist &stnurs
ff-eutbtr gB. ped unb 9Btaiam 3. ped,
ersfutcrtn Der vrf. Sarab Z. ped. (GrliG
une sNbsiiItss Rs6nuns)
f2-Gbarlts v. Wabsman unb emma s
5aplor, Mpminiifratprsn Der ptrlt 5ulia "
gBab'man (9npsiiItiss Rs6nuus.)
f3-H. H 8nsltr. Abminiifratpr hfr tnit.
Niarp }. Srppn. (Grffs .ano snesiltiss Rf6'
nuns)
f4-9arbard RupIanb, abminiifratrrin tsr
VERT Mdry SOpIanb (grffs unp tnpsiIiisr
Rs6nuns)
15-8rtb. 8. Sanstn, gIbminiliratpr bee
srff Stnry Dir. (grifs unb tnbsiltiss 8s&
f62s. >. asus, GrsfuiOr hes pna. g. 8.
9ppIs (Grts unp tubsiilhss &shnuns)
t7-9ueit 6rsbnid, abminilfratorin bee
prf. apib 9. 6rtbrid. (9rlf, unp snpsil.
tist 8s&nuus.l
f8-Rarp 9Onts. Grsfutorin bss psrf. 5bc-
mae {. Sonss. (GIas une sneshIiiss Rs6.
uuna.)
f9-R. 8. Wannins, Grtfufpr ess ptrf.
5aeob SOIpt. (Srft uub snpeiltisr 8stnuns.)
20 @sprss paba, apminilfraior b. n. c.
I at pnf. apam 8isbsr. (grNt unb snp-
siltiss Rstnuns)
51,4 Wm. 500, ST., Rssiltr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07
WiRffdnbe tn Der strmse nod inns
mer eifrie sr6rtert.


SINNER nod ft,bt b,e artf Der I,b
itdnbe IN Der osuiihsn Atmss, oersr
8oibdnbeniein oerobe in Der lsbten 81
10 arsa an bic Osfsnili6iet seitsien 1T
m 8oroeraruuo Der 9eiunas D,sfu'
lion. SIN 6ralis,'ft T ldss Dlomeni bw
Ter aritif NJ Der NnibsIl. tpsldsn ftiibsi'
WlliidrS on ibr nsbmsn. Sle asbsn a.
erie, Raibibldss uno iu6sn bp utiab Y
ieisr iGreienon WiBfdnbe su erailo
zen. 60 tpuo Der @ssenins. tpel6t
ii6 in neusiisr 8sit, aasn 3robtt,ons
oer armee eni5eeen. ,ipiidsn telhsn uni
drmsn Offeesn berausssbllbsi BAT
u,elfuG betpOrssbobsn. Su srifsr 2,ul,
nerben nber be olsu uielen ., iihhaun'
asn unb Die iid fisIs ftsiaernbsn Anip,l
DE bel ben Dria. llsbunssn ole Stulp
{ iloren bineefsQi. Doburb nlrbsn
10 bslbt ss. eine unfel,ae goneurrena. b.
INNER franibafler tpsrbenbe Rsrpoiiid
untsr ben Offlelsrsn unb Wannihafisr
uno in 8erblnouns bamli bic plsIsn Sd0
uon WhBbanblunaen betporaerufsu. 3
,onpsts BON ben 8 utnanis unb Unite Of
iic'sten. tpelhe ooh am nddftsn NIT c,l
Di lnnft 'ften I'm 8srtsbr ftdnoeu, ptitr,
ssrupssu nas,bOues esforOstt.
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srtea fAeint unpermeisltdb.

aus 81. Petersburg pirb semsIbei.
oab bsr bort bsrridsnbe Optimismus BIN
fhilid Der Siiuaiion i'm fsrnen Oaer
but@ bic Isstsn Dspei9en bon Tofic
einsn barten Stob erIiiten babe. Die
Aniidt betri&i Dor. bab ber 8rise IN
usrmeibli6 fsi. Gin bObsr iopanii&si
Uiiliidrbennnter srfldrie bem neberienbsr
ob,ser Welbuns. bon bem arlese ais ct.
ner fsitftsbsnOen Ebatiode fprs&snb
so nebme on. toB bic Supnner Su es
slsueter 8elt sine 9anbune in 8orea be'
nilisn nerbsn. Nun. meinen Sic. bnb
oarauf ettpas erfolsen tpitb." gr Dolie
oamit anbeuten, boB &ubIunb for ben
SaQ. bob Snpun bic SuuaiiOn au forei'
ren ssbenit. ii6 ni&i ,u elmer tibstfais
ten AiilOn biursibsn Icfsn tusrbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-01-07

RO 9-Nas bic Rt&t, 5itsI unb SntrslTsn
Der 8srfIaettn, ). q. Goodman pbsr 8. 8.
Goodman uup Msrris @tib. In auf al bic &C
plRs Sttdt cer pansIlt sdup. ssltssn in BEN
BUrcusb aI&balS, eadapanua County uue
Staat ptnniplvania, brsrsnst uns bti6rtbsn
ME fclst ntmIit: 81 btfannt uup psriti6nsi
auf elmer 8arit oesr plan pcu ects ets ,,stilum
ShiGss" als Got Ro 8 i'm 8lOf R0 1. Yt.
lasts Got III 50 5uB brett auf BEN als ,,Dis
9ieas" btfannisu eanetCmpItr in bsiagitm 9pr-
ousb Ardbalp uno II pas eanp ibtrirastn eurt
Sbuiif <mons an bic bfidattn BtIflasisu
purd Dste tatirt ben 9uni 1895, tinatirassu
i'm S6ItHs Duebuh Rc 1, S,iit 80. NIlss
pnbtIisrt, init sintm ipsiunesinbalbifSdiet bSl.
srutn Wcputauis, S&tuG uue anefrtn au.
| bsuasbdubsn baraui.
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0eaiffer's Waebricbt.
Nh ale Y sat rsn. sreeiforsn uno anoue int,
rsHirf. NJ. innsn

Nh nlls Y 9at rem. sreeiforsn une nnoere int
rthitt, geionsn.
Y hridi ~ 70 b emu as tbtH, oob Die mad
bsnannien pc lousu brs 8 dnuns,u slua,tra
gen bobsn in ben amte 20 Reslft1r, AT gri
urs uon sefamtnien no sribtt ung bon NJ.
mimitrauo1spn 'sren in uno fur oas eountt
gadamarnn ocb bsiabie arminiitiatoren, Grs
tuloryu uno Vormiino ib c Netnunam II
'em Smte oNs Rsul1ers be ,ht n babsn uni
> o"ielbsn Dem &artn9 ndts css btlust l
eonn he j'r Brlial II uorleleaf 10 roen an
@Sntas oe I. Staunr 1874 um 10 lib
y mudss I'm q r'dsIr, e. daot.
i-Narp u DID on uub 9amss u. elutu
abnRSsnes 9r,fuiVrtn tts prf. ibpmas Did
ion. (Grtiit ibtiIpsils Rs9nuns.)
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- I'm rsr B,tlns 30 ie pu,es r.
o tte & IT,, III b m b tr Jm 80
etda III H'"' D. 0rJm
u - a,r,a vt nie pi
5usO,n lm t,In,. D en- md, s,iI6.
peIoen pIp.
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2lB Dem dpsnue.

G1s- anS,tsen hno,n fuit hoe M
@enbIait' bic ipeitehe 8srbreitune.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Monte Christie.

A. G. Pratt passed through town
yesterday, on his way to Carson. He
says they have the machinery for the
new mill at Monte Christie on the
ground, ready to put in place as soon
the weather will permit in the spring,
and they expect to have the mill run
ming by the first of June. Three OF
four men will be employed during the
winter cleaning out the old works and
putting things in shape for handling
the ore to the best advantage when the
mill starts.
This is the first attempt at working
low-grade gold ore in this part of the
State, and the fate of many other low
grade properties depends to a great
extent on the success of this venture.
The Monte Christie people are resur-
recting an old abandoned property,
with the expectation of making S. free
gold ore yield net profit of 81 to 50
per ton. They will use water power
and handle about 20 tons per day II
the results are as anticipated, the old
mine will yield good profit on their
investment.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Christmas Tree at Lutheran Church.

The Christmas tree, coupled with an
entertainment, under the auspices of
the members of the church and it's
Sunday school, was, as usual, great
success from every point of view.
The tree was mammoth as to girth
and height, reaching to the ceiling of
the edifice. 1t was tastely Illuminated,
and decorated with vari-colored
streamers.
The presents, owing to their great
amount, exceeding 200 in number,
were ranged on the platform of the
tree.
An elaborate programme, consisting
of many numbers, was the feature of
the evening.
The following members of the Sun
day school acquitted themselves cred
itably in the rendition of appropriate
recitations and the like: Sophina
Jepsen, Frieda Lampe, Bertha Cordes,
Arendt Jensen, Anna Heise, Katie
Settelmeyer, Lena Jepsen, lngeman
Jensen, Chris. Neddenriep and
Josephine Hellwinkel.
There We're also questions and an
swers, relating to biblical matters, by
the Sunday School children.
A trained choir, composed of five
boys and nine girls, rendered several
delightful songs, befitting the occas-
ion.
Reverend Horstmann, outside of be-
slowing the customary blessings, pre-
sided over the organ and acted as mas
ter of ceremonies.
The distribution of presents was q
fitting conclusion of the Lutheran
Yuletide celebration of 1908.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Of Interest to Farmers.

A circular from the Nevada Expert.
ment Station at Reno says: We earn
estly desire to obtain general informa.
ton in regard to the most destructive
insect-pests in Nevada. 1t is hardly
possible for our Entomologist, Mr..
Doten, to visit every ranch in so large
a State as Nevada. We should like,
therefore, to receive from you answers
to the following questions:
What insect-pests, bugs, plant-lice,
worms, scales, grasshoppers, etc, are
most troublesome in your vicinity?
How much damage have they done
this year?
What did you do to hold them in
check?
By answering these questions at
your earliest convenience, you will
help us considerably in getting the
information which we desire.
Yours Respectfully,
j. +. SruBBs, Director.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Family Reunions.

In obedience to time-honored Gus.
tom prevailing in this valley, many
family heads had gathered about them,
on the occasion of last Christmas, all
the relatives within convenient reach.
Among the many such reunions. the
COURIER only knows, to a certainty,
of the attendance of fourteen relatives
at the household of Henry Heitmann,
and of no less than 29 kinsmen at the
home of II. c. Dangberg.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
To Cure a cold In one DAY

TO cure q COLO III OHe UHV
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure T.. w. Groves signature
is on each box. 25c.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Sheridan and Neighborhood.

w. II. Tucke is more than pleased
with the Christmas trade he had the
previous week.
During the present week it was a
rather difficult task to keep track OF
the West-Enders, as so many of them
had gone elsewhere to enjoy the holt
day vacation.
Hunting on this side seems to be a
more thoroughly enjoyed sport than in
any other place in the valley. There
are always one or more parties out
every day in the week, in pursuit OF
that pastime.
Sheridan and immediate neighbor-
hood have had no case of sickness to
report for the past two months.
Ethel McFaul, who has been spend
ing the last two weeks with her sister
Laura at the ranch of Mrs. Eliza Tay-
lor, is about to return to her Lake
Tahoe home.
Arthur Park, James and Robert Bull
started Sunday on a short trip to the
Bay.
Mrs. Chris. lsChristensen and son,
Johnnie, left last Friday for.Smith Val
ley, on visit to her brother, Hans
Peterson.
Mrs. Richard Fricke, anotherl sister
of the latter, departed with her baby
boy on Saturday for the same destina-
ton. She went in company of the
whole family of John Thompson They
all returned on Tuesday.
According to latest advices, Miss
Betsy Barber is doing nicely at the
Livermore, Cal, Sanitarium. The lady
has of late experienced such all-around
encouraging improvements, that her
ultimate recovery is within the pale of
probability.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Dressler depart
ed Sunday for San Francisco. Mr.. d.
will return in two weeks time, while
his wife may remain there under med
ical treatment for some time to come.
Miss May Bruins, who accompanied
them, will in all likelihood be in at
tendance upon her sister, until they
are both ready to return to Carson
Valley.
w. J. Camp, who claims to be a
deputy sheriff with an antiquated con-
stables badge, is celebrating the
holidays in and about Sheridan. He
has been, since last October, in charge
of one of Frank Broekliss' large
pumping engines. 1t has already serv-
ed in the construction of three man.
moth dams in the Walker river on the
$4,000 acre-home ranch of Miller &
Lux in the lower end of Mason Valley,
at the cost of $4,000 The amount of
lumber used was 1880 feet. Mr..
Camp intends to return to Mason
Valley in a day or two, to assist in the
building of three additional, but less
expensive, dams for irrigating pur-
poses. o. II.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
=. Lutheran Services.
AT GARpNERyILLE.

AT GARDNERVILLE:
Sunday School every Sunday at $50
A. NJ
German services on the LIST, 3rd and
9TH Sunday of each month at 1890 A. NJ.
English services on the End and 4th
Sunday of each month at 1890 A. NJ.
AT FREDERICKSBURG
German services every Bird Sunday
of each month at ? p. NJ.
Sunday School on the LIST and 3rd
Sunday of each month at p. NJ.
J. F. w. HoRsTMANN, Pastor.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Methodist Church.

Services for Sunday, January 3, 1904
ardnerville-Sermon IL A. NJ.
Sunday School II NJ.
Mottsville- 3 PM
Genoa-Sermon P. NJ.
Services will be held in Gardnerville
each evening during the coming
week at 7:30 o'clock.
A cordial invitation is given to all to
attend these services.
JOHN j. PARDEE, Pastor.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Installation of Officers.

There will be a Joint Installation of
officers of Gardnerville Lodge No. 49,,
/. o. o. f., and Martha Washington
Rebekah Lodge No. 81, on January g.,
1904, at o'clock p. NJ. All Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are cordially invited to
attend.
Per order of Gardnerville Lodge No.
sc, |. o. O. F.
E. CHRISTENSEN, Sec'y.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
$4,000 IN CASH PRIZES
An Incentive for Biblical Students.
ED. COURIER.

ED. COURIER.
Having the utmost reverence and
love for the Bible, or the word of the
living God, and believing as do that
a correct understanding of its teachings
can only be had by careful and in
terested study of its pages, and with a
view of stimulating such study, will
offer to the readers of your excellent
paper two little cash prices of fifty
dollars each, upon the following con
ditions:
PROPOSITION NO. l.
$4,000 in gold to the first person who
brings to this Office passage from the
Bible which says that mankind has an
immortal or never-dying soul or any
part that continues to exist after the
death of the body.
PROPOSITION NO. ..
$4,000 in gold to the first person who
brings to this Office passage from the
Bible which says that any man, woman
or child will ever go to heaven at
death, or at any other time. The only
conditions imposed being that any
passage offered must be plain state
ment as above. PARALLELS not accepted
as evidence.
These are doctrines accepted as truth
by all orthodox Christians and, if they
exist, should be easily found by any
body with a little study.
S. H. THOMAS.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Under the Mistletoe.

A quiet wedding occurred on Sun
day evening at the Centerville home
of Herman Thran, where Fritz Gau-
mann and Miss Johanna Rohland were
made one by Rev. Horstmann, in the
presence of limited number of invit-
ed relatives and friends.
Fritz Gaumann, the popular propri-
etor of the Club saloon, has been in
our midst for some time, while the
bride is a recent arrival from Germany.
Both are natives of Hanover.
They will reside in Gardnerville.
The COURIER extends gratulations
to the happy couple.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01

Rabbit metal for sale at this office.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
Wonderful Nerve.

Is displayed by many man endur-
ing pains of accidental Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or
stiff joints. But there's no need for it.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the
pain and cure the trouble. It's the
best Salve on earth for Piles. too.
25c, at II. A. N. Todd, Druggist.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01
DR.. B. ROBINSON.

SURGEON & oCULIST
Office and Residence in Behrman Build
ing. Glasses accurately fitted.
Phone l55
Cardnervilie, Nevada.
The Courier. (Genoa, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1904-01-01

Salt mackerel in any quantity at
Mack Bros.
The Press., 1904-12-07
THIRTY YEARS AGO.
fItems Of local interest taken from the column
 of The Press, thirty years ago.I


 Here it is Dec. 10th, and no sleigh ing so far, no ice to skate upon.
 Poole & Williams. shoemakers. am nounce the opening of a shop on School street.
 It is the general opinion that Sam uel Rockwell is about to rob John Brown of the credit of having built the best block of stores in this village.
 Austin Holt and Wm. Burwell have hired the machine shop and tools in the Corpe building on River street, and have resumed the business of ma chine building and repairing. Both have been in MT. Corpe's employ.
 The engineer and two of the di- rectors of ths Ponogansett (Danielson- vile and Providence) railroad met a number of our people on Wednesday evening in consultation, having come over the country to look out a route for a continuation of their line here to connect with the proposed Stafford and Springfield road.
 Born.-In Stafford Hollow, Dec. 7th, 1874, a daughter to F. E. Fiske.
 In Willington, Oct. 18th, a daugh- ter to Francis Fl. Ballou.
 Married. d.-Stafford Springs, 10th, by Rev. J. H. James, Levater J. Mo Intire of tockbridge, Mass, and Car oline F. Dimock of Stafford