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fair appears unusually prosperous but
N rs the lesser lgunca IN English go
Clctv who are practically running the
inrh's husband was n rich Welshm1n
bat the death dues she has had 10 meet
by cash payments have so crippled her
iranciuly that socl'ty win soo nolh-
ing Of her for come years You need
not be- surprised II you hear of some
Of us seeking other 20 'inty fields lo cone
uucr earlier than usual this year Lone
don whom II " dull TX unbclwhlc"
PATENT NOSTRuM CURE
Though sharing the traditional rc-
luclancc Of our old nobility to emerge
from arlsiocmtir privacy and como
newspaper article the Rlghl Hon Lady
ilaldOn has expressly permitted the
publication uf ~ NVomcut recently
mado 10 a representative Of the press
regarding her wonderful cure by'"U
certain patent uustwm which there TX
No need Ia mention here, 40 begins
am advertisement now appearing lu "a
large number OF journals aud aDrom.
panied by o. portrait II the 'hcnuliful
English pocIoHs' IN which her ludyHhip
relates Tor the hou1nt Of Al sunclolH'
how rho was restored lo health after
the best professional treatment bad
failed 10 do her any good Lady Hal
don was an actress bolo.n sho mulod
Lord llnldou \ short time ago she
'umorgrd from her uulslOurntlp prlys
coy" tu appear ON The variety sWrr
Apparently eho hes not met with the
financial success Fho anticipated and b.,
rutortlng 90 other methods NJ adding 10
her income, II Nv to be- hoped that she
" well paid FOR tho exhibition that N
now being made of her hut very much
doubt II The market rate fur pu1s
from peercsses has greatly declined Of
late years, lNt since Lord llnlduu
shows no disposition 90 emerge fmm
his atlslorraiir privacy ana rplouish
the exhausted cNch 'uupr hy iuDkluR
work NJ some sort Lady lltld0n has 10
DO whatever she can ~ make both ends
mcot Marrying uoor IN not always
all mat II h cracked up TO be-
TWO FAIR NIRGINIANs
Two fair vlrsnluns--Mlss EMS s
Hams ana Miss Maud W Rhodes
created d mild sensation 1l Grny's Inn
Gardens the other DAY rhcy told the
ptrlrr they wanted to foo Ms fu0oue
'cnlnuo" The old man said that on
all tao ,oarr he hph boon tnoro be- had
mover mora NJ such u beast being kept
about tho place. Thnn they explained
10 HIM That II was bot 1900 animal thrJ
Npntod lu look ~ but n lr.c hpf H.r
Walter N1lolgh had brought from Nl'
tlnl0 few hundred s,HH bolUro and
which Queen bli1Nh.Iu hul u1ulM
lhclo, That Wnp urVs 500 tho portion
nut mo- the iouioa v1ro armed win .
letter nom the lorl DNUHyclm De- ud.
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IRISH COURTESY,

An lrWhman has oflcntImcs such
regard for the feelings of 4
stranger that rather than contradict
him, he viii appear To acQucscc In
man, things that he could not be oN.
pcptod 10 believe, I said, he viii appear
la upuupsco \ tourist Who was sailing
anon Loeb Erno once wished 10 test
tho alleged character Of lishmon for
poltoncsH Now there was % REGULAR
tuuall ou, and ~ momonl when tho
old hoamln Was onglosYod and had
all hls ouorgos bent 10 Keep the little
CRAFT before the wind, the mQulsltivo
one, leaning over To- the old bontmnn,
shouted iu his ear every ltllo wind
today" every llllo indeed was tho
loply "but what there " of A. ~
mighty strong '. hosllo's Magazine,
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AST0R AGAIN HIGH
IN ROYAL FAVOR,
Anelicized American Millionaire
One Of Few Commences lloncnd
With Invitation,
FOR BALL OF KINGS NIECE,
coosuclo, Duchess OF Manchester Re-
cciycs striking Proof Of His Ma.
jcsy's Devotion to Old Friends

7 oNDON Juno There ls uo
| doubt that WDWm Waldorf A..
| tor has been largely restored ia
royal favor II hls hnou under.
stood IN CONT circles that such WAS
the cnfr, ana this belief wac confirmed
by the mllIonlhc's inclusion among
those invited to the KonHngDon Palace
ball IN honor ~ the coming out ~
Princess Victoria Eugculo of Bdtlu,
bclg one NJ tho Kings ucnur what
lont peculiar sicnIgnconro lu the dis
lnotion thus conferred upon him was
the fact that among tn COO odd guests
lhcre were less than u dozen other
commoners present ana u was through
their Titled wives that most of them
gol iu Everybody I'm America, Of
course, has heard how Mn Aston few
years oso, publicly mubbod Mn llolkc.
loy-Mma ana was IN turn snubbcd by
ROYALTY and compelled 10 publish on
apology 10 the knight in his own pa.
pen ne was Kept sitting on me stool
of Repentance Tor some tim. after that
Hul the Kings good uatuo b. proven.
hll aud oven the most pXlUpd folk
ina II dilncult to cherish % lasting
gudgC against the man M many mil-
lions.
AsToBS FRIENDS PLEASED.
Nr As,ors friends ar, grouncd at
the Wdirb lions ho ElyDs ihl hp has
recovered from tho Depression of spin.
No. from which D. suffered 'ur .umo
time after his dWRhIorr MARRIAGE To
tHI tain Sprud,Ir bass Everybody
knows That h. ldoll2pd the grl and ID
was inevitable that H. should Wrp.y
miss nor from his home Bul be- now
scoms to have pulled himself together
again and is bent on getting some enc
joymcut out Of his vast wealth For
some weeks past upholslcrprp ana
houFo decorators have been busy put.
ting tliyCdon his magnificent io7is
donco on the Thames, In condition Tor
entertaining on u large scale The rec
coptlon dining ana ban rooms have
undergone "A complete process of rcnos
Nalion Mrs, Spcndor.Clay win be-
There good deal during the season
and win play the hostess to large cir.
wv W llNllllt ll'lN WIZ wv ll''IN'lA
week end excursions e. llcvor Castle.
tho historic building IN kcnt which Mr.,
Aston has been ut great palms IN re.
store 10 It's original condition. ON the
grounds he has erected tho biggest
bungalow IN the country expressly for
the accommodation of his guests, the
castle Itself not hcing adapted 10 en-.
tcrlanng In modern style The struc.
lwc Was run up In record time, the
tuko-li,oasy British workmcn beng
stimulated TO unusual cXcrtions by
considerable advance over the market
rate of pay
ABOUT ms SON.
There N much speculation az 10 what
MI Astol's son N golng IN FOR next, Az.
ter "A promising debut AZ polo no sooms
to have definitely abandoned the gamc,
having sold off hls nno stud Of ponies,
Polo IN rather risky sport for the heir
of ga much wealth 90 Indulge m II
has been suggested that ho might take
mp golf NJ which there IL no chance
of getting hurt So far he has given
no indication of horhorlng any inton.
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pos Grown Tired Of the Former
And Now Likes Latter Much
The Better
HIS DEMOCRATIC EASlNESS.
Sanctions the cifeulstlos sf Photo
graph, showing h'w lie Takes to
Aud Likes the Slmpl, Lille

Special correspondence
~ BERLIN, June li-At the conolu.
~ sion Of the German omporor'R ~.
~ cent spectacular tour Of the Med
~ ilcuonoan IN his own private ware
shin tho llohcnsollcrn, one of the most
influential papers In the capital pub.
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functions Nothing perhaps bctlor N.
Illustrates the intensely human side ~
biz nature than the picture post cul
now h,ng sold broadcast over Germany
showing him making Fritz bog " II
may mark the beginning " q better
understanding between the German
folk ana their Imperial master
KARL lAGSSEN,
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court ceremonial iH chuckod overheard
Instead Of wrestling though u has.
dozen uniforms us uncomfortable ua
they are Imposing the omporor stcks
II out an day IN the sam nix, generally
ID suit of loogo.Httiup nnmols without
any fancy liNiupT He hohnobs freely
with his guests the members Of hlH
suite, ana the officers ol the yUcht llo
chats Ilih them, argues with ihom.
phuns them, he lH the HE and soul OF
every Joke ana discussion ana sets tll'
pace for couyNmlily ana companion
ship Al meals AN his guests and star
Fit down with him ana pretty muoh
Whorc they plonsr An lormnlly IL
abandoned There " none Of the l''
grmt hat NJ usually Imposed 10y No
presence of royalty The kaiser mnlt
II known that ho ~ there for "a good
tmo ana that ho wants ovrlEhndy "
have 70 good time, too after his own
MrllDU
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LAYING IN a BIC STOCK

Indianapolis aonDncD~l'ron,l,n, Castro
% Yencavea has selpOd coal mines lcas,
cd n Jew SoerA nso ior lNl,y'lhrco ycOrs
10 M ltkllM OomnNny MI tastro ncems
ia believe that while ono In accommodating
trouble nv might w well got o'pltnH
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ON THE BIuNY DEEP,

II ls only when he IN anoot that no
kalgar NJ really able 10 shake or he
lyrn nous rule by which he " domll.
aiod ON shore II N lhhl Wlloh lnoNW
him onioy 20 much MS llllb OH We,
ii"bongoilorn. II ~ lhon the nullhl
Nun n MIN hag ID chance lo show hlm'
solf and hn ig soon NJ hia host AZ soon
an dorp sea BUundlugB arc reached al
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very serious view of his functions ns a
proachor ana has had some volumes of
his sermons printed that AN Germany
may profit by them liul oven ua u
preacher he has his off days ON tine
lluhcn2oloru, ON one urcuNlnn ono
of the sailors was 80 unmlndiW ul
the mcNlmahlo privilege conferred
upon him that he foll asleep IN the
midst of one Of the MlHors plous ora
tons For this hcnous alfonso the
captain sentenced him TO De locked mp
foI two days and put ON short rulous,
WAS ne ON watch last night asked
the emperor
oHc WAS your majesty replied the
captain
n WAS mot much of q sermon Wly'
how
4 RARE OCCASION
Probably 1t wasn't but 10 anybody
rlsr ON board had expressed that upns
Ion of the imperial Nhorullou there
would probably huNu been trouble.
rho captain concluded that N WAS
one of those IHlp occasions
whom subject might safely venture
ia llsAbrco with hlb sovereign
The reproduction of those photo.
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M lut IolOl ino' I,nl'IH in''l UT..''
r'"lpl' lo lnr ,l"WV UIun N'n N.' '
lN growing % lNl U,'l %. w. I"I, WI W.,
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prohlr NhoNl0 t,' h"n' H'uIp.'. n'In
ha lo Appears p'nlnu lN' w,i'' Mn,u
lho ilmolbhla oI' N"' Vl'N'"h WV"
hlnh
ultgrp uN wTlD'gTTE.
Tho emperor rules Germany bul 'u.
lqurtio wlcN him. No feminine NNpluul
lor social honoW ~ Il greater thNo To-
the ll,lutcs ~ fashion lhNn rs the h9lt'
ar 10 the regulations ol lho HIUU'l1l
code lp WhloO custom r1lnlFh MN I"
Nlcld obedience NcNl'N every lu,'',uu
thpl De lNlIullnh w NnN'II.,u ny W., A.,
! WV 'u'uln WI WIZ ',,,'I.,.,. ~, n,,,r,
+ of hlg Tine to WHAT appeorY mcro show
huWncFS, II N lhol Wnl,'' 'no" Srl n'''
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plriol HpuWling ON sent under IL
generous awning while lho chief Of hIs
military cabinet Count llulHouslluHsp-
lor roads To him. ANA II Ia dollars To-
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A noRnEnus srlTE

lie has Rorgoous suite Of apart.
m,utr ON hunrd, but be- seldom u,ru'
plrr them. Thry rcmmd him too much
uf tn liuscl ANA glitter amid when II"
be- compelled 10 lNc ashore Tie prcIcts
ID brpaay ntllo cabin uu deck with uotls
mg about n io suggest the exalted runs
or lts opwpouJ he M always uccon.-
pmio ON long voyages bi hls three a.
,oulo "wrknIH by Whrh uumo ducO'
thuuds are commonly Known I'm cor
many The mlwra 'lonhu' are NM
uuullv clover spoumcF and hp hW
trained them himsoll 10 perform a va
rrty nf TRICKS he spends hours play
mg ana luulmg WITH lhum ON lhp
Ilnhru2ollou n affords him rrloNl'
uuu uuur the utouul round ul state
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The Saturday "News' Special T@reign Service.

show For various rouso1s many Of
thu NDalihioHl and most exclusive
of the bon TOM are beginning
tp think themselves DOOR, and none can
10 IN for economy harder than he
rich whom thry Imagine they arc nara
up,
MOUSE RENTS low
House agents tell mo thlt Englfh
people who have heretofore llugrudra
inglY paid from $1,000 to $1,000 for a
furnished house Tor the season decline
tbs year 10 pay more than S2,0oO or
$1,000 II they take q nous, AZ ull, TINS
n1ords Il fair Indication ut how society
w luircnuhinW
MANY prominent people who have
been generous entertainers m former
F,UsonH have Withdrawn from the giddy
Whrl this year AMONG thpm ARE the
luko NJ Aborporn, whose town house
MW. Potter Palmer WAS fortunate 100
sc,urlugi the Duuhcps Of bedford the
Marquis uf Bath Mrs Nyunnph ana
several others. Death. M their fannie
l.pT have caused the temporary retire.
mpnt uf several uoollo who hay pre-.
NiougN contrihuld generously to the
seasons Rnypties II lH mot nluuo the
period ~ mourning when demands gee
clusluu, The heavy tax to be- paid when
deaths cause % transfer ut estates may
u,urHnltuio rlRii economy for youH tu
mako up "fho government pku llH 90
per cent toll oi both the reality md
p.ruWlly mat uhlugo0 hands m thw
t1h01n II hlg boon paid 200 cash. too.
the Marquis Of Bath am told, had lo
puN nu less than 100000 I'M druth dues
CON- hIa inheritance 'lhlt means That
D. WIN have ia spend muHh l,ss than
thC Income llom his property for some
years lon order 10 catch up, Mrs. wynn
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rocklo's Hpoudthlift about him. lie
f. u true Aston No fear " felt that
he VIII not leave behind him bigger
pile than be- win inherit
TRUE TO ms FRIENDS
one OF Nlug Edwards virtues IL con.
swnry Ia old friends, even when the
old friends are getting to be old va.
men ana can uu longer lay claim 90
the charms that attracted him when he
WAS Prince of Wales with ID keen cyu
lur pretty face The night of years
huN cnusod uu abatement IN his genuine
regard lur Cunsuplu, Duchess ~ Man.
chester the brilliant American woman
who entered the charmed circle of the
British pouraRr nearly Thirty years ago,
She b. mo- longer beautiful of course,
hui sho h. uH NiyuDlouH ua ever ana has
ulmblu VII and can play AN uNocl
lnuI RHmn of bridge There he mo-
woman of the younger set whom hp
majesty would rather have for q pull
ncr ul cards ur whose conversation me-
nndF more entertaining. The doWagor
Do mono too well endowed with worldly
good. aud n was doubtless this con.
Hiduutluu which hus induced the kng
lO loan hen one of the minor royal resi-.
dWccs the white Lodge I'm Richmond
PARE luI lhp nest two months durlug
lho uhsCDu Ui MrN hartmann, another
ul lhu kWFE friends who usually rc.
WdDf there THE duchess win oulpr
tain a vulOH uI Woak,uud parties There
ana intends WNWg largo dinners every
sunday during hr free tenancy
SEASON NoT BRILLIANT
Thus ltr. fla, London usuHtun" hupnoi
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-04-22
Kawich Gold Flat Co.

The Kawich Gold Flat Mining Co.,
of Nevada, was Incorporated last
month under the laws of Arizona.
The property Of this company, con.
sisting Of five claims, the Rouse,
Mallory, Ell Captain, Frasier and
Quickstep, adjoins the property of
the Kawich Gold Mining Co. The
property of the Kawich Gold Flat
Mining Co. lies in such a position
with respect to the original dis
covery that it must inevitably con
tain the same rich values. The of.
ticers of the company are all well
known Nevadans of the highest
standing Jack" Davis, the sue
cess I'll Dilmondteld operator, IS
president; A. G. Raycraft, cashier
Of the Nye and Ormsby County Bank
vice president; Josep A. Magill, the
well known broker, secretary and
fiscal ag mt; II. b. Gee, cashier oil
the State Bank and Trust Company,
treasurer and Judge NJ. S. Bonni.
field, former Supreme Justice, the
compauy's attorney and counsel.
These with james Nick rson, O
practical mining man, constitute the
board of directors. The stock Of
the company will shortly be listed on
the San Francisco board.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-04-22

Notice is hereby given that the SOUTHERN
NEVADA ABSTRACT COMPANY is the duly
authorized agent for the sale, rental or leasing
of the surface rights Of the Tonopah Mining
Company and the Jim Butler Tonopah Mining
Company.
All persons occupy ing the surface ground OF
eithe OF these companies must pay rental for
same to the SOUTHERN NEVADA ABB.
STRACT COMPANY; no payments to other
persons will be recognized,
Building upon or trespassing on any vacant
or unoccupied lots or lands of these companies
without permission in writing by their duly
authorized agent, is hereby forbidden. and all
persons disregarding this notice will be prose.
cuted.
TONOPAH MINING co. OF NEVADA,
JIM BUTLER TONOPAH MINING co,
f225 BY f. A. Keith, General Manager
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SUMMONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
L Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada,
in and for the County Of Nye.
Lucie l. Goodrum, plaintiff, VS.. Andrew j.
Goodrum, defendant, Action brought In the
Third Judicial District Of the State OF Nevada.
in and for the County of Nye, and the Complaint
filed In said County OF Nye. in the office OF the
Clerk OF said District Court
The State OF Nevada Sends Greeting to An.
drew J Goodrum. defendant
You are hereby required TO appear In an ac
tfon brought against you by the above named
plaintiff, In the District Court OF the Third Ju.
dtcal District Of the State of Nevada, in and for
the County OF Nye, and TO answer the Complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive OF the
day OF s%ervice) after the service on you OF this
summons, II served within this county; or. If
served out Of this county, but In this district,
within twenty days; otherwise, within forty
days; or judgment by default will be taken
against you. according to the prayer Of said
complaint.
.sThe said action is brought TO dissolve the
bonds OF matrimOny now existing between the
Plaintin and Defendant on the ground that on
or about the 10Th day OF July 1903, The said de.
PENDANT willfully and without cause. deserted
and abandoned the plaintin and ever since has
and still continues TO willfully and without
cause desert aud abandon said Plaiutir and to
i've separate and apart from her without any
sufficient cause or reason, and against her viii
and without her consent as VIII more fully APP
pear by the eOmpla int now on file In the Clerks
ONCE OF Nye County, Nevada
And you are hereby notified that II you faiI
TO appear and answer said complaint. as above
required, said Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
j X Chambers, Attorney for PLAINTIFF
State OF Nevada,
County OF Nye. S.
hereby certify thai the foregoing is a true
and correct copy of the original complaint II
said action.
J. K Chambers, Attorney for Plaintiff.
fblL
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Lucky Leasers.

George Durgan and wife and
Frank Athearn, came in from San
Francisco Tuesday. Messrs. Dur
gan and Athearn were two of the
successful leasers on the Florence
mine at Golfield.
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Follow the crowd and eat at the
Merchants cafe. m
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-04-22
GENERAL NEWS
OF The WEEK
President ROOseVelt's Narrow
EScape--Dan Burns wins Law
Suit--Weber to be
Hanged.

Elko is to have a new bank with
$lOO, 900 capital.
After years of litigation the Next
can supreme court has awarded Dan
Burns possession of the Candelaria
mines, valued at twenty millions.
Adolph Weber has been sentenced
by Judge Prewett, of Auburn, Calf,
to be hanged June Both, He was
convicted a short time ago Of the
murder of his parents.
James A. Yerington has left for
the east to order material for the
construction Of a branch of the V. &
L, railroad, from Carson TO Gardner
vile, Douglass county.
R. L, c. White of Nashville, Tenn,
Supreme Keeper of Records and
Seal Of the Knights of Pythias, re-
ports the total membership at 1922,
1913, a net gain during the last year
of 1858.
The California white pine factory
at Loyalton has gone to work on an
order for 1900. 900 feet of dressed
flooring and ceiling for Tonopah. 1t
will require two months time to fill
the order.
Water will be turned into the big
irrigation ditch IN Churchill county
in "a couple Of weeks. The first
water to be used will flow through
$50 miles Of bitches and bring about
40, 900 acres of land to the disposal
of settlers.
Miss Anna Bennett, a pretty New
York telephone girl, who won the
heart and hand of E. r. Whitney,
the twenty times millionaire Of
Montreal, is making active prepare,
lions for her wedding next month,
but is in despair as to how to spend
the 800, 900 given to her for hel
trousseau. This is a thousand times
as much as she has ever had in her
hfe before, for she has supported a
little wait and helped to support her
family. Mr.. Whitney, who is K
years old and twice a widower, is a,
happy as a boy with his first love.
Dashing through southern Colo
RADIO ON his way to Colorado Springs
with the throttle holding the running
time at fifty miles an hour, Presi
dent Roosevelt escaped death in it
most fearful form at Walsenburg b,
the space of n minute. Sixt,
seconds after his special tor,
through, several gondola cars Loaded
with coal and sidetracked to PERM
the passage of the President specia
suddenly collapsed. At the SAM
time the engineer in charge of
freight attempted to push his trail
back on the main track. AS a re
suit the main line was covered witt
splintered gondolas and tons of Goa
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NOTICE OF DIVIDEND.
No. 872 Bullitt Building,

Nc. 372 Bullitt Building,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. March 30, 1905.
To the Stockholders Of the Tonopah Mining
Company of Nevada.
At a stated meeting Of the Board OF Directors
Of your company held March 80, 1905, IL was re-
solved That a dividend OF twenty-five cents a
share be and is hereby declared, payable on
April ped, 1905, to stockholders OF record a. 3
O'Clock p. m, April l2th, 1861 The transfer
books will close at 3 O'Clock p. IN April 18th
and checks for the dividend payable April 22d
will be mailed to stockholders Of record at the
closing OF the transfer books by order OF the
Board OF Directors.
c A. HIGBEE,
Secretary and Treasurer.
4-l6t Tonopah Mining Co. OF New.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1905-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
People who Travel Read This.

People Who Travel Read This,
Incident to the temporary with.
drawal of the ''Solano' for needed
repairs, a radical change of trains o.
the Western Division of the Ogder
route will be made, to take effect
about the first proximo, whereby
trains will run via Stockton as fol
lows:
TRAINS WILL LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO.
Atlantic Elk. No. 4. 1880 A. NJ. Via Niles.
Overland Limited No. ., 900 A. NJ
Reno Special No. IA, 500 p. NJ. Via Niles.
Atlantic Express No 6, 600 p. NJ.
TRAINS WILL ARRIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
Tonopah Special No. 10, $50 A. NJ.
Pacific Mail No. 3, 1880 p. N.
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About R~heumatism.
There are few diseases that Ind

There are few diseases that infict
more torture than rheumatism aud
there is probably no disease for
which such a varied and useless lot
OF remedies have been suggested. To
say that it can be cured is, therefore
a bold statement to make, but
Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which EN-.
joys an extensive sale, has met with
great success in the treatment of
this disease, One application Of Pain
Balm will relieve the pain, and hun
dreds of sufferers have testified to
permanent cures by its use. Why
suffer when Pain Balm affords such
quick relief and costs but a trihe?
For sale by all druggists.