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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1905-11-04

- of the Code of Public General Laws of
Mar! land, entitled "Elccions," notice is
hereby given HAT an election will be he'd in
Cecil touuIy, Mary land, ON
tuesday, November 7, 1908
oeiug the first Tuesday after The first MonGay
In November.
And the Election SO to be held is for the
purpose OF eleciing--
One person for Comptrol er of the Treasury
Of the State of Maryland
One person to represent Cecil County in the
Maryland Senate.
Three persons TO represent Cecil County in
the Maryland House OF Delegates.
One person for County Treasurer of Cecil
County.
One person for Assistant County Treasurer
of Cecil County.
One person for County Commissioner of
Cecil County, long term.
One person for County Commissioner of
Cecil County, short term.
One person for Sheriff of Cecil County.
One person for County Surveyor of Cecil
County.
The polling places in each OF the respective
districts or precincts shall be opened by the
Judges at O'Clock a. m. ami shall be Kept
open until O'Clock p. m.
The polling places in the respective districts
or precincts shall be located as follows
First District-At Cecilton, in Jr. o. U. A,
NJ Hall.
Second District-At Chesapeake City, In the
franklin Boulder store property, corner of
Hemphill and Lewis streets, opposite Park
Hotel
Third District, First Precinct-At Elkton,
| in Council Hall on North street. Second Pre-
cinct-At West ElkIon, in Herman Jefiers'
Warehouse, on the South side of West Main
street
Fourth District-At Fair Hill, in the election
office on the Henry Hess property.
Fifth District, First Prec,nct--At North
| East, in @. A. Il. Hall, Oh church street.
Second precinct--At Ch.rlestown, in ]. n.
| Blacks Old Storchouse.
Sixth District-At Rising Sun, In office and
Warehouse formerly used by Samuel Hamble
ton, owned by q. X. Grason.
Seventh District, First Precinct-At Port
| Deposit, in Fire Engine House. on Main street
second precihct-At Perryville, III Mechanics
| HILL.
Eighth Disrict-At lakewood, in Jr. .. Z
| A. NJ. Hall.
Ninth Dstrict-At Calvert, in the American
Mechanics Hall.
BY ORDER OF
J. NJ. TUCKER, President;
DELMAR SMITHER5,
w. A. CAMERON,
| Board of Supervisors of Elections Of Cecil
county.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Jacob Fl. Reynolds and Wilhelmina
Kelley, both of Octoraro.
Thomas A. Gonce and Lena n. Wor-
riiow. 10th of North East.
]. Walton Campbell and Mary Char
lotto Williams. both of Port Deposit.
William A. Steward and Minnie Il.
Strin.mcl, Moth of North Fast.
Samuel n Jackson and Lucy SmeIt-
ger, both of FrenchtOwn.
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Farm Products Wanted

Bayard, son Il Co. No. Il East Camden
stree, Baltimore, want conSignments OF all
kinds OF Farm and Dairy Products. Nj:
Geo. w. Taylor ot the Ninth district, rep.
resents this firm, and guarantees prom pt
return with highest prices tor aIy cecil
County consignment.
Oct limos
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al Dwelling House

occupied by two families.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash on the day of
sale, but these terms will be modified to suit
satisfactory purchaser. Cost of deed to he
paid by the purchaser. GEO. y. BLAKE.
VIM. J. Smith, Auct. Attorney
Nov Ats
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Order NiSi
'ohh ii. Armstrong ana wife VS.. Walter n
Armstrong ct al.

IN the Circuit Court for Cecil County. In
Equity, No 1913.
ordered, this 10Th tiav (October. lao5 tho,
Inc sale of property mentioned in these nrn'
SS.hihSS made aud t. p. iicG us William r
80 arpur'on and Henry !. v arburton, Trvs.
Yes III me an0Nc entitled ca Use be rafificd
ana confirmed, unless cause 20 lie contraru
Innereoi DE shown on or before the 2tst day or
i neSGeinoer next; prov del a copy of this
ed and published in Cecil count once a ws eel
h I"r one month LeLort the 2l>t day OF Noyem-
S0.l50.00. VI sue " oe
,rr,,o ,, MANLY DRENNEN,
i"e ooPS-icHt; Clerk.
Oct 2l-5t IN EN- ~ ~,
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Tuesday, Nov. 28, 1905

At II O'clock A. NJ,
all of that piece o. land, situated in The Sew
enth Election district of said county, along
the margin of the old Maryland Canal, be-
tween Port Deposit and Octoraro Junction
adjoining lands of solomon Tilden and
others, and owned Jointly by Mary Cary
Baden, wife of Richard ]. Baden, and the
heirs of the late Rhoda A. Larue, deceased
wife of Carvossa Larue. The land is fertile
and well cultivated.
The property is improved b. a FRAME
DDITBIE
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ElktOn
Opera House
One Night Only
Saturday, Nov. q
"WOWAN
AGAINST
WOMAN

\ Domestic Melodrama in five acts by
Frank Harvey. Replete with High
Specialtics.
PriccS-25, 80 and 80 cents. Seats at
Wells Drug Store now Oh sale
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Executors Sale of
Real Estate and
Personal Properly

BN virtue of an order OF the Orphans
court OF cecil County, Md. and the last will
ana testament of samuel Kirk, late OF Cecil
county deceased. the undersigned Executor
VIII sci! at pubic SAL on the premises on
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Ordered, this sixth day of October.
1905. that the sale of property mentioned
III thcsr proceedings, made and report
T." ny ''orse a. Blake attorney therein
named he ratified and confirmed. unless
c''isr t" the contrary thereof he shown
on or before the seventh day of Decem-
per next: provided cory of this order
ne inserted IN some newspaper printed
and published in Cecil county once a
week Tor one month before the seventh
day of November next.
The report staes the amount of sale
to be $1,000.
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
True CODy-Test:
MANLY DRENNEN, Clerk.
Oct 7-5t.
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TDMPOSITORS WANTED.-JOB HA NDS
~ permanent positions for COM etenr
Lippincott Co., 227 SO. 9th ST., Philadelphia.
Pa. nov l.lw
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2.STORY FRAME HOUSE

Off rooms, and an out kitchen. A good large
frame barn and stabling, wagon shea, hog
house. &C.; all buildings In good condition
and farm well fenced. Good well OF water
at both house and barn.
This farm is known as the Lewis England
farm IA miles from Rising sun ON the new
macadam road. For further particulars ap
ply to DR.. GEO. =. DARE,
Nov I-3w Rising SIM Md
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anttd-l"rng adv or vorrg man 10 act
~ assistant Book keeper aud Sh!pIiur
Clerk. Apply to ID
THbN ~ CARE
Sep Elk Mills CpciI i'o,p,r Ma
CARPENTERS WANTED Carpeut.rs
wanted al once on work In Flktcn
Apply 10 CO. fDGSW ELL
WV F!Etou Nd
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PRIVATE SALE
OF A
VALUABLE FARM

valuable farm containg IS acres In Cecil
county, Md. This farm is in a high state OF
cultivation. Has an excellent orchard of
choice fruit. Buildings consist of a good
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81 Acres of Land

be the same more or less. The improve
ments consist ola
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Order Nisi
III the matter of the Sale of the Mort
gagged Real Estate OF Louis C.
Stekann.

In the Circuit Court for Cecil County.
In Equity, No. 25S7.
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FOR SALE

COWS FOR SALE FGur yr.t aows r.
sale cheap for cash. Apply 10
ID. T.. BALDWIN
Elk Mills. Cccll County, Md
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PUBLIC SALE
REAL !:

Under power contained in mortgage
from Rhoda a. Larue and others. dated
March ., 1901, and recorded among the land
records of Cecil county, IN the State of MARY
land, in Iiber J. &. W No. y, Folio 81 &c
the undersigned, the attorney named there
in to make sale in the event of default, will
sell at public auction, at the Court House
door. in the town of Elhtou in said count =,
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Election Notice

In pursuance of authority given by Article
- Of the Code of Public General Laws of
Mary land, entitled "Elccions," notice is
hereby given HAT an election viii be he'd in
Cecil touuIy, Mary land ON
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the rich people who can afford auto
mobiles, run them on our public high
ways, recklessly and regardless of
human life ar r;rh+c
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-07-08
HANCOCK ACCUSED
Of MANY
CRIMES
Convicted Man Expected to Make
q Clean Breast Of il When
Hope is Gone

Before John Hancock goes to the gal
lows in Carson, Nevada, and pays the
penaty of numbering two mining pros
pectors, the authorities Of Riverside
believe he viii make q confession an
clear up two murders which have been
mysteries for many years, says q dis
patch from Riverside, Cal.
He is under sentence to hang septem-
ber Sth. Mrs. Hancock says he told her
he XII led five other men before murder
ing the prospectors.
City Marshal Wilson is back from
Phoebe, where he went with the hope that
Hancock would break the silence when
the sentence of death was imposed.
Hancock made no confession to him.
but he is said to have assured the jail
officials that when all hope ID gone ne
will. admit all the crimes he Is guilty OF.
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MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention of You and
Your Friends

Sol Schubner is down from Denio. He
reports DEMO as prosperous and all right.
He will return In about oae week
Mr.. Essetyne is In the train service
Joined the husband and father in Win
nemucca and viii hereafter reside here.
Mr.. Esseltyne is In the train service
for the Southern Pacific Co. and has
rented a cottage here.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-07-08
PARAD|SE VALLEY
CELEBRATES
FOURTH
Splendid Account of ''Doings"
on independence Day in the
Happy Valley
Editor Silver State.

Editor Silver State.
Dear Sir:-There has never been time
in the history Of Paradise va ley when
the advent of the anniversary of the ma
tion's freedom was welcomed with a
greater display of patriotic sentiment
here than that manifested on the occa-
sion of the both Fourth of Juy. The
committee in charge had secured a gen.
erous subscription list and had adver-
tised the fact that Paradise intended TO
properly commemorate the ring of the
liberty bel. and to these things was the
success of the celebration due.
The ranchers from all sections of the
valley congregated In Paradise and the
little town was decked in gala day attire
From the morning of the third to the
morning of the fifth there was somthing
doing at al times.
Baseball and horse racing on the third
served as preliminary TO the events on
the fourth. Captain j. Ii. Bradshaw
with his husky bunch OF twirlers I'm
perias met and defeated C. Byrnes
Olympics. The entries for the race on
the third were Ella c., King, Roanok
and Humming Bird. they crossed the
tape in the order named. Humming Bird
was the favorfte in the betting and
she could hard y find hackers at to /. 4.
was expected that Roanoke would make
better showing: it stated that he was
sick. The COW horse race was won by
Gray Dick and the wienners OF the go
yard race were Humming Bird first
Dough-faced John second. and King
third. Geo. RI ey, Frank Burge. Milaru
Austin, Grace Shaw were winners In the
street sports.
The literary exercises on the Fourth
took place in front of the Paeradise no.
tei on a platform erected for the occa-
sion. ii. X. Harvey opened the program
by short and fitting address. Miss
Alice Byrnes read the Declaration of In
dependence and Rev. Johns delivered the
invocation.
Miss Bessie Johns sarg My Own
United States" and Il. C. Bradshaw sang
"A Lit . Boy Taps" Both were loudly
cheered.
j. s. Case dc ivered the grafton. lie
reviewed the significance Of the peal OF
the liberty belll and showed that the peo-
pc OF the United States. Of tie com
monwea tn of Nevada, of Humbold
county and even Of Paradise valley had
never witnessed ae Fourth of July when
there was more occasion for greater
display of patriotic sentiment. He re-
minded his audience of the duty of not
forgetting the times and the venerab e
men who saw the light of liberty shine
on us. Wuatsl
The fireworks held. the rapt attention
OF the crowd on the evening of the
Fourth. They were visible over the en-
tire valley and word comes from willow
Point to the effect that quite a crowd
were entertained by them at that ais
tance.
Mr.. Elec Shaw then put on his gloves,
proceeded to his post at the anvils ard
bui a fire and constant recurrence OF
their roar and that of the wheels Of rigs
departing from the scenes Of festivities
were reverberaent reminders that an
other Fourth of July has been ushered in
In and out in Paradise valley.
Very truly,
JIMMY NEVERSWEAI.
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LADIES' UNION SUITS, summer
weights. umbrella knee drawers sty.o-
cool. refreshing: just the thing to prom
enade in these hot days. Dancers. here
is to your health. Cal and see them ct
7-7-14 f. C. ROBINS & co.
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furnish the ranch with smoked meat and
lard. The ranch runs 100 head of high
grade stock cattle and quite a bunch of
horses. There are six large and cry
feeding corrals on the place, where 1900
head of .eef are fed every winter. The
house is in the midst of a grove of
trees that afford shade and are a great
fire protection. Mr.. Noteware is now Il.
the midst of harvesting and 35 men are
on the ranch pay rol putting up a.fal "a
to be converted into butter, cheese. beei
and mutton later in the season and
eventually into money. which In rur
Will be deposited in the bank to the
credit of the ranchs owners and wi.
represent a handsome interest on the in
the best places reclaimed from what q
few years ago was sagebrush waste
and is an object lesson which goes 10
show what intel igence. coupled with lii
dustry, assisted by the life-producing
waters of the Humboldt will do. Hon.
j. H. Thies aid the foundation for the
making who oe fields of nutritious Alfalfa
grow where nothing but unsightly sage
brush grew before. Mrs. Thies Also
comes in for her share of the credit. for
to her work much is due. When the
ranch became the property OF its present
owners five years ago with on y alb ,ut
one-half of its present acreage reclaimea
Il represented In MIR. Thies bank ac-
count $4,000. Adjoining the Riverside
ranch on the south are the holdings OF
L. N. CARPENTER.
comprising 22S0 acres. 1000 of which are in
cultivation and producing big crops
every year. Mr.. Carpenters other 1Ae
acres are being reclaimed as fast as wa
ter can be had to make them productive
Mr.. Carpenters property is a valuable
piece OF real estate and when all IL in
cultivation wi lbe among the best on
he Big Meadows.
T. w. FUSS
Is one of the most prosperous men on the
Big Meadows. He not only owns 500
acres of rich land. but he is the proprie-
tor of the Occidental hotel, situated in
the town of Love ock and has money In
vested and loaned out to others from
which he cuts the interest coupons every
year. Four hundred and eight acres OF
his ranch property are under cultivation
and AIS acres are used for pasture lands,
but are being reclaimed every year. The
ranch Is four and one-half miles south
of Lovelock. The ranch produces 100
tons of hay and 90 tons of bar.ey. His
hay crop is a sold to mutton and be I
feeders. He mi ks ten cows and sends 200
pounds of milk every day to the cream
cry and the ba ance or his mix product
z. q - Z. . q
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TOOK SOMETHING. !"

Charley Ehler, the right-hand man in
the Bott ing WORKS of johnson & RAM
dohr. has taken unto himself wife. He
went to Elko and snatched Miss Crem-
etti from E kos society and brought her
to Winnemucca as Mrs. A.hler. Charley
is all right and now that he has Joined
the benedicts he Is all Fighter.
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is used on the ranch. He raises quite a
bunch of calves and hogs every year.
Mr.. Fuss aso runs about so head of
stock cattle. The place is fixed with Try
corrals and feed racks for caring for
600 head of cattle. The Fuss ranch is
favorite feeding ground Tor those who
feed cattle.
THE OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
H. w. Fuss Occidental hotel has Is
p easant rooms and everything else that
goes to make a good home for the trav-
eier. Connected with the hotel is a COM
modious dining room and Mr.. Fuss is
model landlord.
THE THE BIG FIVE"
heard considerable said about the
Big Five ranch, but found no one who
seemed to have the time to give me the
information I sought. 1 finally met
Henry w. Newby, the surveyor, who
kindly gave me the following data TO
work on: THE Big Five" said Mr.
Newby. should be the Big Six" for
there are six owners, name y: George s.
Nixon, ]. II. Thies. w. C. Noteware, Hi
Stocker, F. M. Lee of Winnemucca and
Joseph Hill. The big Five comprises
0000 acres. Eight thousand acres were
taken up under the Desert Land act, bet
ter known, perhaps, as the Carry law
5000 acres were purchased from the Gen.
trail Pacific Railroad Company and 4.UOo
acres purchased from various individual IS
who were owners of small no dings. The
ranch is watered by the flood waters of
the Humboldt which are held back oy a
complete system of levees so it can be
distributed over the and when wanted.
The ranch is situated on the bed OF the
0 Humboldt lake and Is sub-irrigate ted.
One can take up a shovelful or two of
dirt and strike water most anywhere in
an ordinary season. Mr.. Newby thinks
that one-half of the 10000 acres has been
cleared of brush and is under a fair
state OF Gu tivation. The ranch produces
wheat. barley and Alfalfa but Mr..
Newby was unable to give me any infor-
nation as to the amount raised. / vis-
tied the Assessors Office to find out
more about the Big Five" and find that
his reports show 1000 acres under culti-
walton and 1850 acres uncultivated. The
Assessors books, show only about ha /
the land that Mr.. Newly told me The
Big Five" owned. The story is told
as l got 1T and If it is wrong no one is
to blame but the men interested In the
property. l tried twice day for three
days to get some one connected with the
property to tell me about it. but did not
succeed. consequently had to do the next
best and get it as near as could.
A. c. Il.
Lovelock. June 29th.
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HAVING.

Haying is on in Paradise Valley. Eight
hay hands went out yesterday for Geo.
w Barry for the Bull Head ranch ana
six left Winnemucca this morning to as
sist in putting up the crop for J. H.
Harvey.
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SERVICES AT THE M. e. CHURCH.
There viii be no preaching service at
the IL o'clock hour. The evening service
as usual at 1880 ocock. s,bjject Of SER
mon. THE One Thing Needful." Sum
day school at 10 a. m. Epworth League
at GAS p. m. A cordial invitation Is ex-
tended to all.
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BACK ON THE ROAD.

f. L. Updyke. a conductor on this
division. who has been laying on for sew
eral months, went TO work today on the
run between Carlin and Sparks. Mr..
Updyke says he is through chasing and
now win attend to railroading.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-07-08

LADIES SILK WAISTS. all washable
very atest styles. different qualities ana
coiors. Bargains in them. Ladies. here
Is your opportunity to be In fashion ON
reasonable prices. Cal at once. Sizes
80. "a. ss. sS and 40.
7-5-l2 r. C. ROBINS g. CO.
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THE AMERICAN BEAUTY-the most
fashionable corset on the market; al
styles, colors and prices. Our cut prices
will surprise you. New stock just ar
rived. +. C. ROBINS & co.
7-e-l2
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AN OPERATION.

The lite son of A. Ruckteschier was
taken to Reno the other day to have an
operation performed on his throat for
tonsi tits. He is reported as doing well
and will soon be at home.
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The L0vel0ck Valley
Broad Acres Under Cultivation Ranches With
Miles of Alfalfa and Grain Fields Under
Fence

I will mention today a few more of
the Big Meadows fine ranches.
THE RIVERSIDE RANCH 90.
owns a splendid property one mi.e south
east of Love ock, formerly the property
of the Hon. ]. Ii. Thies. 1t is now the
property OF United States Senator Geo.
s. Nixon. Judge Kenneth N. Jackson of
Tonopah and w. C. Noteware of Love-
.ock and is under the management of
Mr.. Noteware. The ranch comprises 4J4O
acres, 600 acres of which are under cul-
tivation and 40 acres devoted to pasture.
The avenue leading from the main coun
ty road to the ranch house. barns and
all the way. On either side are rows OF
Carolina pop ars which in a year or two
more will shade the avenue It's entire
ength. The place produces about 200
tons of hay and there Is quite an acre
age devoted to wheat raising. The 200
acres In wheat this year are expected t.
yield from $50 to 200 tons of breadstuff.
Ten acres of the holdings are anted t,
potatoes. In connection with the rancl
is 35-cow dairy of the Hoistein-Jersey
and Durham strain. The cows are the
cream of the State and all fire mia
ers. The milk is hau ed to the Love eek
creamery every morning and the milk
tanks refilled with SKINNED milk, which
Is taken back and fed to ca yes and hogs
The hay fed to the dairy cows brings the
Riverside Ranch Co. a return OF 81 per
ton. which Is better or at least equal 10
winter months. When one calculates the
product of the offall-that is sklmme
mi k-fed to calves and hogs. l hnk
better va ue is realized for the hay crop
Of at least 81 per ton than IL the aifa ia
product was fed to beef and mutton. In
this connection II may not be uninter-
esting to note that the records of the
Gardnervil e. Douglas count creamery,
one of the largest on the coast, show that
for the past six years farmers have real
lied 50 per ton for their hay output ,,i,t
into butter and cheese. The ranch Is
equipped with all the modern machine y
and other facilities for doing farming on
a ,arge scale at the lowest possible cost.
The rrigating and drainage systems are
very comp etc. With the main ditch run
ming from the river and the laterals nd
a gasoline pumping engine and large
faucet to have water in any part of tn :
bui dings. in the corras or on the grow
ing crops. The ranch is also equipped
with a blacksmith shop. carpenter shop
Ice house, machinery shed, cellar. msat
refrigerator and smoke house. where the
hams. shou ders and bacon from 20 hogs
are cured every fal. which 10 enough 70
TROUBLE AND LOTS OF 1T.
The Silver States linotype went out on
a strike this morning and after working
on 1t until after noon the particular lit
e machine could not be coaxed or driv-
en- back to its type output and it was
given up. 1t wi have to be taken apart
and readjusted. This will be done to-
morrow and by Monday 1t is hoped the
unruly iitt e piece of mechanism will b.
willing to set type. Today the best tina
can be done is to set up a part OF the
paper. The Silver Staete begs the indul-
gence OF it's readers under the circum-
stancs.
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LITTLE BOYS wASHABLEWAI9Ts
all colors-at F. C. ROBINS q CO.
7-e-11
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NOTICE t. WATER CONSUMERS.
Comm m~nc.ng July 5th and until further
notice water will be shut off from Sec
md, Third and Fourth streets from II
noon until y. N. w. L. AKIN.
7-ss-tf supt. w. w. L. Co.
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PERFUMERIES, Toilet Waters. Bay
Rum. Fancy Toilet Soaps. Talcum and
at f. C. ROBINS & co.
7-7-14
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The largest line Of al kinds Of Ladies
Be is in Winnemucca. See our cut prices.
zhn F. c. ROBINS q GO.