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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-14

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the railroad yards at Sparks, was
run down by an engine the other
night and sustained injuries from
which he died a few days after.
The Elko Independent says coal
is being taken out of the Elko
county coal mine and sold for Sc
ton. 1t is said to be cleaner and
better than the Rocky Mountain
coal. The mine shows a vein 40
inches thick.
The Western Ore Purchasing
Company, of Reno, will immedi-
ately begin the construction of
6oo-ton sampling works at Gold
field. The company already has
a 3oo-ton plant at Mound House
and I5o-ton plant at Reno.
Last Saturday the Combination
Mines Company, of Tonopah, de-
clared its third dividend, of $32,-
900, being 10 per cent. on the
stock outstanding. Hereafter the
company will pay this dividend
regularly every month.-Bonanza.
Recently it was reported that
Jack Nancy and Jack Longstreet
had been killed and a. couple of
other men wounded in a fight
over mining ground in the Kawich
District. 1t now transpires that
there was no fight and no one was
hurt.
The gavel will fall on the legis-
lative desks at Carson next Mon
day. The vote for United States
Senator will be taken in separate
Houses on the 18th, and the fol-
lowing day the two houses will
meet in joint convention and cast
the final vote.
The Tonopah Water Company
has its pipes about laid through
the streets of Tonopah, and as
soon as the railroad delivers the
couplings and parts of machinery
needed the work will soon be
completed and the water turned
into the mains.
The State Board of Assessors
has fixed the valuation on the S.
P. at $4,000 per mile for assess
ment purposes; the V. & T. at
$500 per mile, and the c. & c.
at s., 500 per mile. This is raise
of $500 per mile on the first two
and $500 on the latter.
Building stone, intended for use
in the construction of contem-
plated edi6ces. is being taken from
quarry just west of Columbia.
The rock is a mixture of lime and
porphyry and hardened to a de-
gree that makes it very desirable
for building purposes.-Goldfeld
Review.
L. G. Falkner, contractor, shot
and killed James Reeves, mining
man, on Main street, in Gold6eld,
Monday afternoon. The men had
quarreled over woman who runs
lodging house in Goldfeld, and
Falkner says that Reeves had
threatened his life and shot at him
the night before.
Some claim jumpers took pos
session of DR.. Hennessey's mines,
near Gardnerville, on the first of
the year. The doctor had paid a
man to do the work on his claims
for last year, but he did not do it,
and skipped out. 1t is thought he
was in cahoots with the jumpers.
Hennessey will sue to recover his
property.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1905-01-14
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has suspended puDl1catlon.
About eight inches of snow fell
in Bodie a few nights ago, and the
fall is reported to be much heavier
in the mountains.
The first snow of the season in
Lincoln county fell at Phoebe on
Dec. 31st. About four inches
covered the ground.
S. Herbert, who was circulation
manager of the Reno Gazette,
skipped out out last week with
$3.50 of the concerns money.
The old Kinkead mining dist
riot, fifteen miles south of Haw-
thorne, will be revived. A 40
stamp mill is being erected there.
Al North and ]. L. Heron have
leased the new Golden building in
Reno, and will open it as the
Golden Hotel about February Ist.
Joe Moore, a saloon man, skip
ped out of Fallon the other night
with 500 of his partners money
and a woman of the tenderloin
named Ada.
Chas. Houser, homesteader on
land near Saltwater, shot an old
squaw the other night, installing
her for a coyote. The squaw will
probably die.
Once more it is definitely an
nounced that the Western Pacific
road will be built across Nevada,
and that it will be completed with
in two years.
The new camp of Kawich, in
the southern country, is attracting
much attention. Lodges of ore
going from $50 to $4,000 per ton
are being discovered.
The Review says a miner named
Pat Doran was held up in Column
bia few nights ago by two high
waymen and relieved of $3.50.
No clue to the robbers.
L. c. Allen, Democrat, is con-
testing with E. M. Brown, Repub-
lican, for the Office of short term
Commissioner of Churchill county.
Allen was defeated by two votes.
Thomas Shea, a leaser on
Goldfeld mine, was instantly kill
ed on the 9th inst. by the explos-
ion of lot of giant powder which
he was trying to thaw on a stove
in his cabin.
A couple of Italian miners were
blown up in their cabin in Eureka
county few days ago while
thawing giant powder in a stove.
One man is dead and the other
frightfully injured.
Report says that the Southern
Pacific Company is to try the ex-
pertinent of pumping water with
solar motors on its lines through
the arid regions of Nevada, Utah,
California and Arizona.
The Hawthorne Bulletin records
the death of George Elder a few
days ago in the Esmeralda county
hospital. He was one of the old
est teamsters in Nevada, was 68
years old and a native of Massa-
chusetts.
The Bridgeport paper chrini-
Giles the sale of the Jump UP Joe
mine, at Masonic District, to w.
A. R. Loose and his Utah associ-
ates for $4,000. A company will
be organized and the property
thoroughly developed.
James Terrell, who beat and
robbed man near Derby on De-
cember 9TH, and then threw his
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-22

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So-called wandering pains" may
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by unusual pain extending from the
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Dear Mrs. Pinkham:--~ First Letter)
SIN looking over your book | see that your
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Fannie d. Fox, I Chestnut st, Bradford, Pa.
Dear Mrs Pinkham:- (Second Lottery
:" take the liberty to congratulate you on
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medicine.
Eighteen months ago my monthlies
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Isl soon after read one of your advertise
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by the physician and he says | have TO signs
OF a tumor now. 1t has also brought my
monthlies around once more; and | am
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tic Of Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
in the house. Fannie d. Fox Bradford, Pa.
Another Case of Tumor Cured
by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
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Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
About three years ago had intense pain
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but finding that l did not get any better he
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had tumor in the uterus
~ felt sure that it meant my death warrant
and was very disheartened spent hundreds
of dollars in doctoring, but the tunor kent
growing, till the doctor said that nothing but
an operation would save me. Fortunately
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taking q regular treatment finding to my
great relief that my general health began to
improve, and after three months | noticed
that the tumor had reduced in size. kept
on taking the Compound, and in ten months
1t had entirely disappeared without an oper-
alton, and using no medicine but Lydia f.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound, and words
fail to express how grateful am for the good
it has done me- Miss Luella Adams, Colon
made Hotel, Seattle, Wash.
Such unquestionable testimony
proves the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound, and should give
confidence and hope to every sick
woman.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all ailing
women to write to her at Lynn, Mass.
for advice.
!, Moman's Renehy for Noman's Ills.
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-22

ing man, in whom the captain general
places the utmost reliance.
But now that you understand SO
much. let me tell my story. | went to
the hotel, and loitered about, asking
questions where | could without excit-
ing suspicion, The senor was at din
ner with the ladies and his friend Col.
Spencer; for it seems this gentleman
has a title when he reaches Cuban
soil
while / watched, 10 and behold.
Roblado appeared. He looked anx-
ious. | was the only person near, and
believing, no doubt. belonged to the
hotel, he asked me to send a vehicle
to the door without delay.
Il walked away, revolving little
plan in my mind. In a short time
vehicle drove up to the door, and the
driver asked for Senior Roblado. That
driver was, as you may already have
suspected. Senior Jack, no other than
myself l found no difficulty in strik-
ing bargain with the first cabby
met, and Inside his vehicle we ex-
changed some of our garments. Here,
in this strange land of intrigues, moth
ing surprises people. and the fellow
took it as if quite accustomed to such
methods.
We'll, out came Roblado, looking
spick and span, but with a worried
look on his remarkable face. as
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-22
CHAPTER xI.

Under the Spell Of the Erehantress.
Jack makes no attempt to discover
the nature Of the mystery enveloping
Lola. That it may have some con-
rection with the story of Smithers
he can readily believe. The present
and the future must engage his at
tention and they give promise of live
ly enough times to satisfy the most
exacting.
Smithers does not turn up. and Jack
can well believe the agent ~ watching
tic movements of the enemy. SO he
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-22
QUIM ?aJOIllI
8 ATALLG TIL CUBAN WAR 8
NHZQNE A1z1St22N )
CHATTER x.-continued.
H1 1lINE AZzHz1aN


Jack feels a sudden glow as of ex-
ultation rs he remembers that the
very party Of whom she makes mer-
tion is in Havana at this hour. He
has cudeeled his brains TO find some
method Of getting Spencer out of his
path-to sweep the road to his wife
clear OF such an encumbrance-and
what could give promise of more sue
cess than in playing this girl against
him? Hell Aath no fury like wom-
an scorned,' and this applies especl-
ally to those women of the south
through whose veins the blood leaps
and bounds like molten lava, and who
know no halfway course between
love and hate when once man has
made an impression on their hearts.
Perhaps the situation warrants his
action-at any rate, Jack is human,
and the temptation to pay Spencer
back in his own coin quite irresist-
ibIe.
So he speaks, and tells this beauti-
full tigress that the man she once low
ed-the man who won her heart only
to insult her, the man she has remem-
bered only with such bitterness as
Spanish girl can experience toward
one who has wronged her-he is in
Havana at this hour.
He can readily see she is strongly
moved by the circumstance, though
she does not reply for some time.
He does not dream l am under Gu
ban skies. Perhaps my hour may
come. You look at me in displeasure,
Senior Jack. l know you cannot un-
derstand cur ways. But he may yet
learn that the girl of Santa Fe and
the woman of Havana are one, and
have the same grievance"
Pardon me, but perhaps If the past
were opened again it might be dis
agreeable to you-to others who are
jealous of your name"
AT this she laughs aloud.
81 see how it is, Senor Jack. You
believe am married-that this is the
secret of my appearing in the midst
of such luxury; but that is not the
case"
1T was natural supposition on my
part, for when l met you before you
were not living in such a paradise as
this"
She looks a trifle confused.
Il cannot explain to you, senor. A
promise stands in the way-a VOW to
the. Virgin. But in time perhaps you
may know ALL"
Il shall meet my host at dinner.
perhaps" he puts out as feeler, but
is greeted by another silvery laugh.
You are my guest, senior. There is
no other who has word to say or an
order to give under that roof. There
fore feel at ease. Go and come as you
will. BY the memory Of your brave
act in the past you are welcome
yes, thrice welcome"
She beams upon him-there is a
fascination in her very glance. So
Cleopatra of old must have bound
Marc Antony under spell, and caus-
ed him to forget his duty to the Tri-
umvirate and Rome.
Jack shakes himself mentally. He
decides that it may not be safe to
remain under this hospitable roof
longer than he can possibly help,
since it is not to his liking that he
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-22

An, yes! J grasp the situation"
though he hardly relished the inter
view he anticipated.
Judge of my amazement, sir, when
he gave his orders to be driven to the
palace of the captain general. For the
first time suspicion of his true char
acter flashed over me-
"Details, you know, are not to my
liking. We arrived, and | left my
cab, to usher the senor into the en-
trance. Lackeys are always about, and
messengers come and go; for even
now, at the beginning of the rainy
season, the general is busy man He
has sworn to sweep the rebels into
the sea, and restore Cuba to Spain,
peaceful province; but already he
realizes that the task is more difficult
than he anticipated. and is ready to
resort to desperate measures in order
to succeed.
We'll, sir, need not explain how 1t
was done-men of my profession have
faculty for accomplishing such
things in manner that appears little
short of magical to outsiders; but
when Senor Roblado held his confiden-
tial talk with the general, was in a
position to hear what was said.
'.Senor Roblado is In the secret en-
ploy of the Spanish government. Fail
ing to overcome this last rebellion by
force of arms, they are now about to
resort to strategy, and in this line no
people on earth can beat the Span
iards.
Various schemes are to be put into
immediate operation-rewards will be
offered for the betrayal of all filibuster-
ing expeditions. extraordinary induce
ments given to those enemies of Spain
who will lay down their arms, and
last of all 1t is designed that the lead
ers of the rebellion, Gomez, Maceo
and Garcia shall either be captured
or assassinated."
Jack utters a cry of incredulity;
and yet why should he doubt the truth
of the statement? Such things are
in these enlightened days not infre-
quent. Sometimes 1t is in Russia or
Turkey leader meets death at the
hands of an assassin; again it is in
France, while even the freedom of
great republic did not save Lincoln
or Garfield.
From what could learn. the cap
tain general does not favor this latter
method, but is determined to make an
attempt at capturing these bold lead
ers who continue to defy him, and
should they fall into the hands of the
military authorities, you can easily
guess what their fate will be.
$50 clever plan has been arranged
and to Roblado and Spencer has been
given the task of bringing the great
Gomez into Havana
"Well, am interested, but so far
see no cause for alarm on my part.
OF course. those in sympathy with the
rebels might be anxious about the out
come, but it surely does not matter
much to you and I. Smithers," re-
marks Travers; and then, as his keen
eye notes fitting look Of embarrass-
ment upon the features of his compan-
ion. the thought dawns in his mind
that perhaps. after all, Smithers is
more deeply interested in the fortunes
of the struggling patriots of Cuba
than he has ever admitted
Ito be coniinued)
The Holly chieftain., 1905-09-22

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fortGues fslgenbe S%iitorie:
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meO 6ornaonet Silba baooe en- BABE.
gsie. Ranoen bopoe 6orretninaer /
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6aa Gage efter fom Ser 8enge ira
SpenIfen. San leoiageoe IemiSien
meo en- politiif 2ooiong oper Horo.
mpnoene og beres Outstanding al
"bar (SpeniferneS) elifaoe 8ouumg".
2igeIeoes mnatte Soenifeu al en- all.
Den SppOigbeo ira iig % ifrep oper.
legent: 90 ieg life bar norif Mpnt,
ienoer ieg iuenife Rigsbanfie6Ier -
boaber, De enomt cr g~angbare / Ror.
&C." Men 9orbmanoen bIep life
Spar ifpIoig. San ifrep fort % ao6t
tiIbage: SCR Se trpg - ioenife
genge bIir life bebnnblet / 9orae
ipm norife Gamer bebanoIes / Sue.
rige!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
Fsoislsoassbosen

5ssetssassbsseu bar Zee ri3tlJ % : ses SseOtr
nssias,i % s,s at H0o;alr ota ion en- Saps. Ianss
bet ms at iss tan life net ~iaIotatts Dem fOr ben.
isi sss at ssrssts ben snasisiSbss % Cmsa.
busrpaa ben e. usfprst res ~pErstils sus iOr sust
Tag +, belle aare, o. mte RasHs al h~ttsusis RrHp.
iaa Hsas mau isrhaa. AZ sn life bar Tenet Setter
Iaa lfssi arssiss. zeH ben oviatHins is bar 'iast.
ten lib ses bar l9a -sOasu- u. at ptF. aHaneisH
ipar,r bpsriru III ear arteiss. Haar bet ~airiasy.
en- Of HaHe -fsrssasseefsas- eSisrs Sirss %
tnaas sse al unsrsSlss BEN meo sOs % usttis srr'
bon o. erisfst. Tea saatss Errnis sr Huoerttssn
tsrs ssas IN betaler for Siabet, men ben bssf,
eyeais. ION rrena &c ai1ea. ipaes mig q, prts lSSol
isisssssbsasn; thi ben Ct en- Slass % eaass at ss5s
. NJ Sieu % ct aisnseis for g~fisrisSmsrns.
Rartia 9 srIith atelea agizA