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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13

Painting. Paper Hanging and pecorst-
no. by NJ. =. King. Estimates furnished
rec Sign work speciality, Phone ia,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13
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PiLEsI PILES! PILES!

Williams Indian Pile Ointment VIII
cure Blind Bleeding and Itching Piles,
It absoTbs the tuInors, allays itching Al
lief Williams Indian Pile Ointment IS
p.epared for Piles and itching of the Dri-
yate parts Sold by druggists, mail SEQ
and 81 90. williams MIS- Co, Props
Cleveland, o. Sold by HoOton's Phar-
macy.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13
SHE USED BLUE RIBBON

SHE USED BLUE RIBBON.
That's the reason she always had
good luck" with her cakes and des-
serts. Blue Ribbon vanilla Is OF
highest strength and greatest deli
CaCy a true extract.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13
HARRIS.

Special to Tho journal
Harris April 12.-NIiSSeS Nellie
SwinsOn and Make Sykes. of Pensa-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13

Take me back to old Wisconsin.
Where the sugar beets and tobacco
gTOT.
W mere the farmers are healthy. happy
and bright ~
They all take Rocky Mountain Tea
at night
Hannah Bros.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-04-13
MILLVILLE.

Special 20 The Journal
MiIIville, April 12--Prof- Matthews
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
Lower Freight Rates In Nevada

Professor Henry Thurtell, member
of the Nevada Railroad Commjssi
has stated that at the recent meeting Of
the Commission with ]. A. Reeves and
General Freight Agent Luce of the
Southern Pacific Company. the officials
partly agreed to put into effect new
system of class rates in this State. They
now have the following reductions un.
der consideration: On hauls up to 25
miles, 10 per cent reduction; 25 miles to
so miles. 10 per cent reduction 100 to
100 miles 22la per cent reduction; 150
to 200 miles, 20 per cent reduction. and
over 200 miles. 80 per cent reduction.
He also states that a new commodity
rate will be put into effect in Nevada.
aud that this rate will be made as fol-
lows: The rate from Sacramento to
Winnemucca will be divided by the dis.
tance from Sacramento to Winnemucca,
and that will be used as the commodity
rate within the confines of Nevada.
The railroad company has also agreed
to grant a reduction of 81 on the rate
for coal shipments from Wyoming to
Reno. If the dealers will give the con.
sumers the benefit of the rate.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
The Sane Fourth

striking contrast presented by the Washington Star in its
report of the celebration of the National holiday compared
the number accidents with the day last year. The contrast
made in tabular FORM showing the number of treated at
the eight hospitals in Washington for injuries from explosives On
July 1905 there 1O4 eated July s. 1909 there
total Of That pretty good record for the first
under the sae and sane rule Taken in comparison with the
cord in New York. is really noteworthy Five killed in
New York. 1877 injured by fireworks SO injured by pistols %
ured by and injured by torpedoes In addition New
York had 16 fires started from fireworks Washington only two
re and but of these the result Of the celebration of the
Fourth
There has been talk and safe Fourth but
while other cities talked Washington put the idea into force
The authorities there simply announced that the law orbddng the
burning of powder within the city limits would be enforced and the
whole popuace obeyed be assumed however that
because there of fireworks the day lost
of its significance Indeed the patriotic aspect of the occasion
augmented rather than essened made where
the stad old people permitted to assemble and listen to
patriotic addresses the sporty viewed automobile parade
and the children suitably entertained with daylight fireworks
under the supervision the city authorities The day closed
with exceptional display of fireworks and the illumination of
Pennsylvania
According the Star, it is doubtful if Washington will
the old custom of celebrating the day. What Washington
has DONE other cities do The example worthy of
ing Senseess noise making not patriotism it adds nothing to
patriotic obsevances and costs awful life and suffer
ing and fire losses
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
War Upon The Fly

The fly vicious professional criminal far of
society than the burglar hghwayman backhander The dis
of this fact few promptly raised his scien
fc given name the dignity of editorial recognition safe and
certain method Of protection against his attacks is OF import
nce than wachdogs and burglar alarms Until he be exe
minated by the elimination of his avoe breeding grounds
piles garbage heaps rely upon palliative
Among these the effective but ao
unfortunately the most expensive Even when the householder
afford them flies always always slip into kitchen and dining
Hence the housewife whose domain we'll
her orehanded sister of the tenement obliged adopt
of wholesale insect murder either by poison trapping
1t that among the former ormaldehyde
maaby efficient according writer in Nature quite the best
thing available 1t is relatively cheap harmless and may be
obtained any drug The method of using follows
small artificial lake prepared in dinner plate and
favored ormadehyde solution two teaspoonfus
the pin To this all flies strangely attracted They flock to
the Shore drink of the water and promptly oppe into
grave away few feet dry death the floor In places
ky with flies the shores of such lake liter
ally covered sa with the black corpses of Musca domesca
-"the bodies may be swept up by the dustpanfuL"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
New Homestead Regulations

The new blanks provided by the gen.
eral land Office for the making of proof
on homesteads, which will be in use on
and after July 1, show that the claim
ant and witnesses must possess more
intimate knowledge of the land and i'm
provements than has been heretofore
demanded. All witnesses will be re-
quirsd to describe each legal subdivi-
sion Of the land. it's character. the
amount and nature of the improvements
thereon. 1t will thus be necessary for
the witnesses to examine the premises
carefully before going to the land Office
TO testify and note the facts relative to
each 40-acre tract of the description.
Persons who wish to make proof will
save themselves trouble and expense by
having themselves and witnesses pre-
pared in advance.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
1mportant Water Suit Decision

The most important water suit involving the right use
er in proper tried in the State of Nevada
80 before Judge Frank Langn Genoa Douglas County
beginning June 81 and ending July TO- 1909 the being
a before the Court and jury The is entitled c.
snpmeyer plaintiff F. Dangberg Land Live Stock Com
v defendant Summerfeld Curer represented the plaintiff
IA Alfred Chaz represented the defendant amount involved
m damages amounted to the of only 2200 but the principle
involved would to millions upon millions the arid West
J in fact inccrabe The evidence showed that defendant
upper of water for irrigation and the plaintiffs lands
ed been injured lie below the lands of defendant and
M plaintiffs lands injured result of the irrigation upon
Aspdant's lands
Plaintiff claimed of law that it no difference
how carefully defendant may have irrigated its lands
what condition defendant have maintained its waste ditches if
mv the brought upon defendants lands
ped percoaed through the soil upon the lands of
pnf defendant irrigated its peril and answerable in
damages plaintiff and could be enoned from any further rga
ton might could result to the injury of plaintiffs lands
Plaintiff urged the maxim of law that person may his
property any he wants to- provided he does nure
others and he does it is at his peril and answerabe in law
for damages
In answer for defendant claimed that the principle
rd by plaintiff applicable irrigation in arid countries
that absolutely necessary for purposes of irrigation
of any community in the arid West and that the only
the defendant could possibly under the law plaintiff
ba defendant should maintain proper waste bitches
its which flowed upon the surface and that de-
ndant should rgate its lands in the that
would lands and defendant
could under the law be held responsible in damages plain
tiff for water that would naturally seep and pecolate
through the soil and reappear upon the lands of plaintiff to his
injury matter how much damage plaintiff might suffer from such
on and seepage defendant used ordinary to prevent
such injury.
Judge Langan held that the contention of defendant correct
principle his instructions to the jury and the jury followed the
the and rendered verdict for the defendant
H +. Dangberg Land Livestock Company.
Not since the of Van Sickle Haines tried in 1867
claiming tho law of riparian ownership the controlling law in
Nevada Adams decided about years
r reversing Van Sickle Hanes and procamng that the law
prior appropriation the law in Nevada, and that riparian
ownership the law has of greater Importance
gors been tried in the State of Nevada Both involve
Exactly the life and prosperity Of the arid West
and Judge angan have taken the view that rrgatan
absolutely necessary to the life and prosperity of the arid West
md that irgator not responsible for the percoaton and
and upon lower lands that he could not avoid
the exercise of ordinary careful husbandman using the
er and form prudent would on his own
roperty
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
Decision That Should Help Nevada

Commissioner Lane of the interstate commerce commission
has rendered decision the important OF the Boise Com
ma versus The Adams Express Company ct al, the
complaint attacking of rates from New York
City to Boise and other points in southern Idaho
Commissioner Lane held first that carriers may not lawfully
make difference based upon the time OF payment OF
charges secondly that the through rates present in effect in al
most the general principle that through
rate shall exceed the lowest combination OF locals between the
same points The defendants required present to the
mission before October 1909 basis of rates for the
carriage of small packages from New York to Boise and other
points similarly situated
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24

Prince and Princess are at their palace
on the Rue de Malakoff. The Prince
was greatly delighted. Both the Prin-
cess and her son are doing we'll.
This is the fourth boy born to Anna
Gould. She had three sons born to
Count Boni de Castellane. They are
now under her guardianship during the
greater part of the year. She and the
Prince were married in London ON July
z, 1908.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
ST0RK VISITS ANNA GOULD AGAIN
Boy For Princess de Sagan, Making the
Fourth Son Born to Her

Princess de Ssgan. formerly Anna
Gould, and later Countess de Castellane,
gave birth to a son in Paris July 10. The
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
Colonization in Nevada

1t is quite evident that the population
Of Nevada will be greatly increased the
next few years through the various
colonization schemes that are on foot.
Projects are under way in Elko. Doug.
lass and other counties. and the latest
comes from Smith Valley in Lyon
County, where Cohn and Folger have
just completed the purchase of the 1
Cohn ranch to be sub-divided for coloni'
zation purposes.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24

The Nevada Publicity Commission is
endeavoring to arrange for an exhibit
at the Land and Irrigation Exposition
to be held in Chicago from November
81 to December 4. This exposition is of
an agricultural nature and in all prob
ability only stock and agricultural pro-
ducts will be sent to Chicago.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1909-07-24
The Kind He Wanted

A firm advertised typewriters for sale
that could be held in the lap. and. ac-
cording to well authenticated reports. a
well-known Eureka bachelor sent in
rush order as follows: "Send me
blonde with blue eyes, with an affection.
ate disposition. who is under 80 years
Of age.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Ssmpsrcuilcr.grfp in MiIunri.

Nefferion Gitn Mo.. 26.
6cbrltar. -- Gas l~lnterbnila Der sc.
B~i2latllr Don MiIiollri bat sic
oGom1tp Limit @ocnl Sptiou Gill"
nit ST ge1en 56 Stimnien jilr Hcin-
ltriIt beoroert, mas bcbcutct, 0aB Die
gill rahrid)einlid, angcnomnren lpcr-
oen miro, ob1leid) cin ungilnitiJcr
Goniie.@erid) iibcr oiciel6e erltattct
iuoroen mar. Die 9iu beltimmt, boB
Counties iiber Die Sra5e Der Il,2.
itcllul1 bon 2iccnjen BON y9iribid)ai.
ten ais Gin @oll3es obitimmcn mil.
len oIlic Miidiid,t ultf Bic 0r0be Ser
Sonoltu0tc. STR Nnnabmc Der Dill
limo II Stimtlcn %eriorocr!id).
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Gi0 lnbr 3aatGaaS iar 6ran Seal.

Rem Norf, %. 6c0rltar.
0rnn War8Qret [coL @uttiu bcS
&rn. 9cni. leol. cinc9 Der 6efonlue.
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iiibrln8 STINT Mcineio id)uI0ig 6efun.
HCn lttO ST Cini1briAcr 0ait im
3udtbouie an 9laaipeu8 ,Ealono
rlrurtbeilt. G09 ibr III @oit GeIegtc
%er8cbcn bCitono oaralt, oub tic int
Garein nit 6ralt Sulio 6Icnliun llno
einem BriOatocteftip, Nomcu1 @nrrp
6. WicnaIeH ail SRI. Mobcl DC
GoaIon ourd) cine iDr o1Jc5otenr
BroBcrc 0elolllmne ill bepcgcn it'd
&c. iol'tc> 3an5nib gc1cn yroHf ).
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len 8oilIo cinaclcitctcn Sdcioung9.
Nrojel'e nbjrJcbcn. Srou Sicming
mo MolslcD traten ols Staataseu.
gen 5e8tn 6rau Zeal oni. Iic Sebs
tcrc bat cit mir is Mollotc oltcS
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<lc Joni bel Der 2lutiinoignnl oea
ltrt)cila IN Die &nice nnb bc1rlt6 Dos
0Giid)t IN lbreln Muif. Nae 8eiflura
rellen Doben eit @eiud) I'M Seano-
olgullJ Der Sra, u1tcrjcifne:.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27
Trbcit fir 10000 damn.

go il II. Maii., &c. Sebrltor. -
!taf elmer 9efunltnladung Der
~lllitc0 State@ Nubbcr 60" miro
Niittc rGd)Itcr @ohc Der 9etrieb in
joblreid)cn, uon Der GeicQi@ait con.
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ni8c Don 0en Inlagen ruorcn idlpr
Gcnie picoer i'm 9etrieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

Gi&6rcdcr ais urtipirfialn. IN Sot0c
oeiicn ncblnen Hjonierc mmfoiienoe
Sprengungen Dor.
Gle @eo6Iterun1 bcoorf pieIfad
%merttD1tigcr Hjjlfc. &lci0cr ulO Nds
tio)lelt mcr0cu Ocnn al.d in Wtcnge
ocrtGcilt. Die Gihiaiiot miro inOcB
BON @orncrn mci0lih %mtaaebcntet.
&orGcblidc Seller ptiiH0crn Die S9oitz
Ter. meld,c BON i6rcu &crobucru per
loIItn Worocu iino. Dohgr it 0ic45o
liici erDcbIid peritirtt mor0en. u1t
Dem Natbaeiinocl ou9 3dnopcrf 81
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tulliiWen CtbuoloG2H Anltcr W|cGline
tod Nur66li0eu Ser Opic gcnlcloet)
bei'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sur @lbcnOtor
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pril}cn 0crart ocieiiolt, ooB CT be
merlte, Ct m0dte iclbit }citmciic III
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Gidcunrt tenlel iii lCructl,
&0lncr Z GnNcr iu9cNob
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Norgch2u Der monNc6cuGcn Gottorcn
acoer ou3 o92auDiinHeN" bci'm Mctt.
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troficn iilhicil, 0ilritcn lid olid)Iie-
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tauo ScmDriA. llntcr Ocn WU'tcn
bciduocu iidl rielc IN ou1critaniiden
uao 0ertid1eu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES be
fannie Esri0nlihicitru.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-02-27

W w.
Solnc3 MearS aus Bolton ritltct
in cincm Shrcibcn oil Die WIit8IIeoer
oe3 Gon1rcIie5 bic ~orinNc,oe AufIor-
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scr &6Dc teine S0micriGttItcn ert-
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miro uorou&iidtliN Carlos Garcia
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G5ar 6eroinonb bon 9ulgarien
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