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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

rao Siere iin5 gut un6 reilL un0 audi
5a5 mieoer fat cine groBe mirtbi@aft-
lihe Grlparnib I'M @efolge. SIN Ser
baltnib sur 8ep0lferung gibt es in
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abltinen5ler alS in Deuti@lano; un1
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5oppelt 10 bie1e So6esfdle bier5ulan6e
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mie sort, uno 5ab sic 3obl ser 6urd
Srunfludt irriinnig @eporoenen
bier 6rei Mol 10 groB lit, mie in
2eutidlan6.
Jiiriurge fiir sic Sasenb.
NQes, mas getfn1 mer0en fam,
aeidiebt, tint Sic Sr1gen1 Dor finn
loler Ger5ertell1ng ibrer @rafte gu
bepabren. Sic 5igarret1enrouden=
Sen gar6ert bon gdeni1ebern, Sic
cine 10 be5eidnenSe- Gigentbiimlif=
felt l1nierer Sta6te ltn0 fennt man
lit 9entihlan0 ni6t. Die iungen
9erte mer6en 6sr6 &anoinbanbge=
fen bon @erfitatt un6 Sd1tIe gem0bn=
lid Bis sum o6t5ebnten Sabre Be-
idaftigt gebalten. Sen Interbaltun-
gen lit in itreng beaufiidtigten - uno
:0ies trifft fir olle groBen Sta6te 5u
- iublt6iirten Ebeatern mebr n6er
mit6er Elm er5ieberiider Stempe1 oui=
ge!oriidt. 2%aiterbafte @ergniigungen
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9ebens= nn6 @eiitesfraft 5u. Ssn fei=
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stufe 1'r5 miro 10 bimig un6 Ieiht Sc
5ern1altt 5ugdng1id gemadt, tpie in
Gel1ti91on6.
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g%eltellt, .6aB oicr5ig Gro5ent Ser
S6uloeri dumniiie bon &in1ern ouf
3abnidmer5en nus an6ere berbiit=
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iten Stooten CUR Ginfubrung itaoti=
idjer 8eban6h1ng ser 3abne Ser
Sdulfin5er gefiibrt. Sn StraBburg
MAIDEN Sic Soften 6ieier 3~abnpflege
5molf Ge1ts pro &opf aus. @enn
Sic Musgobe zines Collars fir ein
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beiiert un0 g%leid)5eitig feline gebog=
li6feit for6ert 1tnb linn ieds Monate
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quite &apitaISanlage. 9aB &in6er
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mur6e gIeidfaus erfennt. 9emge=
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5eiten berabreidt. 8res1al1 mo6t es
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ser in Golge 6es Sragens ser S6uG<
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padien neigten.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19
Ser frihere 8anfier Charles 80.

Yer ffttUere Unttttef 0DGfIeS Us.
Morie, ser BON 6em BrGii6enten Saft
ans 6em 3u6tba11ie entfafien tp11r6e,
neil er ongeblih sem 9obc 1obe iei,
nat ii# rpieSer boIlitdn6iq erbolt un6
trSot ii@ init qroBen Sinun5pIGnen.
Tic @e'di6te bat ober ibren 3med
cr~ni@+ Size Merste iin6 iebenfous gut
hrsohrt morhen un6 Morie lit mie6er
ouf sic @el6beutel Ser Meniden log
oero'fen. uebriaens baben sic Mer3te
ni6t 10 aara u1re4t, ser sos Mories
lit 11l1r cine Grage ser 3eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-09-19

eintrdglider als 6os 1%tufraut, bon
Dem erfrculidere1 Mnblid gang ab=
geieben. 9od 6ies fins a1es MIR
Observation-Disclosures 9eiipiele Ser Sc
obod)tl11gel1, sic ma,t III 5abuol e1
@idtungen iat ienem 2anoe unter no.
tioraler @ausmirtLidoft MAIDEN
fam. Ser @eiomutportbeil fir Sen
observation-disclosures, Ser oaraus ert=
ipril,gt, 0ab iibcrbal1pt nid)ts per=
gcll0et miro, lit e,orm. 8ei fort
idreiten0er :8unobme Ser 8ep0lfc=
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o%uftion notfMeorlu1gen in gleiden1
&crbdItnib inu1er 9eringer MFRS,
meroen audi mir NIT Scr 3eit lerncm
linl1loi er &ergelloltng Gin G,1oe 5u
madeh.
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ten &f ge9e,1 5toffpergeubl,ng
gilt, 0as gilt in erb0btem MoBe fir
jeinen ut1errei6bar 6~aitebenoe1t Gr=
folg ol1f oem @ebiete ser 6iiriorge
fit sic Menl6en. Mr1f ale Bdil1e
gebiibrt SEN Deutiden &re0it fir sic
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len @eriiderung betbdtbigt baben.
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miir0e iic Sen gretden @eg perfolgt
bnben.
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9eftion, 5aB es itb be5ablt, gut gu
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ge6riift mer6en miir0e, u1t6 bat iid
inn oergangenen Sabre aenotbigt ge=
iebe1t, ei1 Spitem %io5ialer @erft6e=
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lungsbureaus ein5ufitbren, 6as ne
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MrbeitsfrGfte als Bolge bon @er=
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mas als n%ationaler 8eiibita1t6 ntdt
bod) genug ongeidIogen mer0en fann,
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
AVOID HARSH DRUGS.
Many Cathartics Tend to Cause In
jury to the Bowels.

If YOU are subject To constipation.
you should avoid strong drugs and
cathartics They only give tcmpor
AIRY relief and their reaction Is harm
iul and sometimes more annoying
than constipation. They in no way
effect cure and their tendency i
to weaken the already weak organs
with which they come in contact.
We honest believe that we have
the best constipation treatment ever
devised. Our faith in it Is so strong
that we sell it on the positive guaran-
tee that il shall not cost the user
a cent If it does not give entire salts
faction and completely remedy con
Stipation. This preparation is called
Rexlll Ordcrlics. These are prompt,
soothing aud most effective in action.
They are made OF a recent chemical!
discovery Their principal ingredi-
ent is odorless. tastelcss and color
less. Combined with other we'll
known ingredients, long established
for their usefulness in the treatment
of constipation, il forms tablet
which is eaten just like candy. They
may be taken at any time, either day
ing any inconvenience whatever.
or night. without fear OF their caus
They do not gripe. purge, nor cause
nausea They act without causing
any pain or excessive loosenesS OF the
bowels. They are ideal for children.
weak, delicate persons, and aged peo-
pie. as well as for the most hearty
person.
They come in three size packages,
u tablets. 10 cents; 90 tablets, Is
cents; 81 tablets. 50 cents. Remcm
ber. you can obtain them only at our
storc-Thc Rcxall Store. The Yer
ington Drug Co.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
GOOD PROGRESS At
NEvADA-DOUCLAS

Things are running along very
nicely at the Nevada Douglas, accord
ing to Supt. Arentz, who paid Yer
ington visit this week Work on
Douglas Hill is developing an excel
lent grade of ore and the workings
are being connected up by means OF
raises from the lowest level so that
the whole OF the hill is rapidly assum-
mig shape for production In very
short time now this portion of the es-
tate will be producing all OF 200 tons
of five or six per cent ore daily.
Contract work in the Sunlight and
Casting Copper shafts. each of which
is now about IS feet in depth, is NOV
ing along nicely, and at the Casting
Copper ore bins are being erected so
that ore can be loaded onto the Cop
per Belt cars at spur that has been
put in for this purpose.
The Ludwig portion of the prop
erty is looking exceptionally good.
On the sixth level south the face has
been advanced 50 feet in the past
six weeks. 1t is now in distance
OF go feet and the vein is showing
greater width in this distance and a
stope OF excellent ore is being open
ed up i'll this territory
The pump station on the seventh
level is now completed and the in
stallation of the pump will soon be
completed. The south face on this
!evel is being advanced steadily
From 200 to $50 tons OF ore averaging
six per cent copper is being shipped
from this territory daily and the
value of the ore is increasing.
At the gypsum quarry a complete
plant is being installed and the man
ner in which the quarry is being de
veloped i highly pleasing to the
officials OF the company.
For the week ending February %.
there were shipped from the property
TO the smelter l.727o55 tons OF ore.
the average value of which was
o.4l per cent copper.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
WATER SYSTEM
BUILDING RAPIDLY Y

The way the Ierington water sys
first OF this week foreman Grant put
on a crew Of about 50 men to dig
trenches and lay the pipe, and in an
other week. or less, this work will
be finished. Engineer Barclay has
made all the surveys for the main
pipe lines. hydrant locations, etc. The
four big concrete piers for the big
tower and tank are completed, and
on Thursday FIVE steel workers ar
rived from Chicago to erect the tow
er and tank. which. OF course. arrived
knocked down All the pipe and fit
tings are here, as well as the fire hy
drants 1t will take about five or six
weeks to construct the tower and
tank. and before then the wells will
be completed and the electric motor
and pump will be on the ground:
likewise the gasoline engine for use
in emergency, should the motor be
put out OF commission at any time.
The material being put in is of the
best, all round. and when the system
is completed there will be pressure
sufficient to throw fine stream over
any building that will ever be erected
here for years TO come. lerington
Will have water system OF capa-
city to take care of FIVE or six
times its present population. The
water will be sweet and pure: good
for both drinking and washing pur-
poses Better be getting your con
nections made as soon as possible
now so that you may be a contrib
utor early To the support of the sys-
tenn. The City Council will prob
ably pass an ordinance at its next
meeting regulating charges. tapping
privileges. etc
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
Visitors From the East.

w. c. Orem and wife, OF Salt Lake
j. c. Bcrryhill. OF Iowa; II. c. Joy
and wife. OF Boston. and Sam Arentz
and wife. OF Ludwig. motored into
Yerington from the Nevada Douglas
mine Thursday and spent a couple of
hours here Messrs Orem and Ber-
ryhill were in the district on bust
ness connected with the mine and
railroad and Mr. Joy is connected
with the publication OF Orem's Bul
letin, in Boston From YerinGton the
party went to Thompson to visit the
,melter. They visited the new Court
house while in Ycrington and com
mented favorably on the structure.
and were also pleased with the hus-
Ting appearance OF things in general
in our little city w c. Orem acted
as chauffeur on the trip. Ask him
what he knows about running an
automobile without gasoline.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
YOUNG STRANGER
DIES SUDDENLY
At HOTEL
J. E. Henry, Vallejo Marine
Engineer, Passes Away
at Commercial

\ young man by the name OF J. f.
Henry died quite suddenly. at the
Commercial Hotel last Saturday
night Mr.. Henry had arrived here
only last week from Vallejo, Cal,
Tor his health. and with John Poppin,
OF Chipmunk Springs, was on his way
10 that camp. Mr.. Henry was too i'll,
however, to proceed farther than
Yerington He was suffering from
consumption He was marine en-
ginccr and had for some years been
running a launch around the bay at
Vallejo. He was a member OF Val
lcjo Acric No. II. f. O. E.. in good
standing, and Brothers OF the Yer
ington Aerie administered TO him
during his illness and after his
death took charge OF the remains.
The officers OF Ierington Aeric also
sent tclegrams in search OF Mr. Hen
rvs relatives, supposed to be resi-
dents OF Richmond. Kentucky, but
not hearing from them the deceased
was buried here Thursday under the
auspices OF Icrington Aerie Mr.
Ilery was native OF Kentucky, aged
about 2S or 30 years Mr.. Poppin
was sent for and came i'll from Chip
munk Springs to attend the funeral.
and was the only acquaintance OF Mr.
Henry in this section OF the country:
all members of the Eagles were his
friends
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
Some Bright Scholars.

The Yerington Grammar School
has completed another month ;
work The following pupils have
done satisfactory work in every
way.
Eighth and Seventh Grades, Fan
ME Nj. Mckay, principal: Harry
Davis, Carlton Hironymous
Sixth and Fifth Grades, Marion
Mckenzie. teacher: Edward Riggs,
Georgia Littell, Sybil Johnston, Es-
ther Nichol. Lloyd Lamberson, Clif
ton Some. Ruth Johnston.
Fourth and Third Grades, George
Kaufman. teacher: Mary Cox. Lu-
ellie Wishart, Eunice Murchie.
Second and First Grades, Eliza
beth II. Davis, teacher: Mildred
Leavitt, Idelle Hironymous, Howard
Mckenzie, Elizabeth Littell Rov
Whitacre. Leonard Fox, lnezelle Iii
ronymous, Burdette Bertrand, Lester
Murchie, Maude Some, I.orra;ne 2
Ross
The winner OF the regular month
ly spelling match i'll the Second Grade
was Mildred Leavitt
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
First Sensation Sprung
i'm Eikner Murder Case

Nuggent's store But these witnesses
did not have the interest shown by
Mckay and were not nearly as pos
tive that Mr.. Nugent made the
statements accredited to him by
Mckay In order to further disqual-
ify Mr. Nugent Hugh Mckay was
called, brother of Joe. and he re
lated another conversation, in the
presence of J. j. Jewell. at the Nh
gent store about the 18th of October
last The attorneys for defendant
again objected to introduction of this
evidence unless supported by affidavit
and the Court again allowed the Dis
trict Attorney to prepare one upon
which to base the evidence of Hugh
Mckay. His testimony was similar
to that of his brother, showing the
same desire for fair and impartial
trial for the defendant and the de-
fendant TO receive the full penalty
of the law Mr.. Moore also elected
from Hugh Mckay the fact that he
had not missed many chances to dis
cuss the case. but failed to remember
but few others than Mr.. Nugent
with whom he had talked To cor
roborate Mr.. Hugh Mckay's state
ments Mr.. J. J Jewell was called and
he promptly stated that no such
conversation as related by Mckay in
the presence of Mr. Nugent ever oc-
CURED while he was present.
Mr.. Nugent then testified that he
remembered the conversation with
Joe Mckay in February and frankly
stated that he had made some re
marks on that occasion. but denied
that he had participated to the ex-
tent he was accused OF He further
stated that he did not discuss the case
with Hugh Mckay. although the lat
ter had made attempts to force the
argument. He stated that several
people had discussed the matter in
his store since the date of Otter 5
death. but that usually he was busy
and the discussion had not lead him
to form an opinion i'll the matter.
A number of representative citizens
testified to the good character OF
Mr. Nugent, and gave him the beSi
kind OF reputation
Assistant District Attorney Willis
then argued the matter and was fol
lowed by Mr. Belford for the de
tense. who did not endeavor to save
the feelings of any OF the prosecu-
tion's witnesses, and many will doubt
less remember his remarks for some
time TO come. After Mr. Lothrop had
closed the argument Judge Langan
took the matter under advisement un-
iii the next morning at 10 o'clock
at which time, in a carefully worded
opinion, he decided to dismiss juror
Nugent, making it plain that there
was no reflection upon his character
The fact. however, that Joe Mckay
had been corroborated by the state
ments. of Mr.. Chappell and Mr.. Obere
LETT no other course open for the
Judge.
The Court and the Clerk then pro
ceeded to draw forty more names
from which to select another Juror
and court adjourned until this morn
ing to allow the Sheriff to summon
the forty men
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
Death of EStimable
Yerington Woman

The sad news reached Yerington
the first of this week that Miss Iva
Mcdonald had passed away in San
Francisco on the 2oth of last month.
Miss Mcdonald had been in San
Francisco about month under a
doctors care and had been quite i'll
for a couple OF weeks before leaving
Ierington with her mother, Mrs.
Clara Ruyle. Miss McDonald's trou-
Bile was heart failure She, with her
mother. had been a resident of Yer
ington for couple of years and dur
ing that time had made many warm
friends, who deeply regret her being
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
GREAT DISCOVERY.
Certain Ingredients That Really Pro.
mote Hair Growth When
PROPERLY Combined.

ReSOrcIn Is one OF the most effect
i've germ destroyers ever discovered
by science, and in connection with
Beta Napthol. which is both germi
cidal and antiseptic, a combination is
formed which destroys the germs
which rob the hair of its natural
nourishment, and also creates clean,
healthy condition OF the scalp, which
prevents the development of new
germs
Pilocarpin, although not color
ing matter OF dye, is a well-known
ingredient for restoring the hair to
its natural color when the loss OF
hair has been caused by a disease of
the scalp.
These ingredients in proper combi
nation. with alcohol added as a slim
ulant and for its well-dc6ned nour-
ishing properties, perfect, perhaps,
the most effective remedy that is
known for scalp and hair troubles.
We have a remedy which is chiefly
composed Of these ingredients, in
combination with other extremely in
valuable medicinal agents. We guar
antee it to positively cure dandruff
and to grow hair, even though the
scalp IN spots is bare of hair. II there
is any vitality left in the roots. it will
positively cure badness, or we will
refund your money, Ii the scalp has
a glazed, shiny appearance, it's an in
dication that badness is permanent
but in other instances we believe
badness is curable
We want every one troubled with
scalp disease or loss of hair to try
Rexall "o3" Hair Tonic Ii it does
not cure dandruff and grow hair to
the satisfaction of the user. we will
without question or quibble, return
every cent paid us for it We prin,
this guarantee on every bottle Ii
has effected positive cure in 90
per cent of cases where pnt to a
practical test,
Rexall "93" Hair Tonic is entirely
unlike. and we think. in every partic-
ular better than anything else we
know of for the purpose for which il
is prescribed. We urge you TO try
this preparation at our entire risk
! Certainly we know of no better guar
antee to give you. Remember, you
can obtain Rexall Remedies in Yer
ington only at or store-The ReNall
Store The Yerington Drug Co.
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02
Yerington Girls Now
Champion Ball Players

sisted OF Lucille Gallagher and Sc
lone Riley. guards; Virgie Carroll
and Laurene Erway, ccnters; Adele
forwards. Miss Pearl Stinson and
Miss Bakey. of Reno, accompanied
the visiting team on its trip and
looked after their welfare The Wis
itors were royalty treated while here
and left Sunday for their homes firm
" OF the faith that the Yerington
girls-and boys, too-are jolly good
fellows, and with the expectation of
another visit here in the near future,
The Yerington High School team is
now entitled to the championship
OF the State. Our girls will probably
play the Reno team a return game in
Reno at no distant date
Yerington times. [volume] (Yerington, Nev.) 1907-1932, 1912-03-02

Last Saturday, about ) p. M. a full
jury was secured in the Eikner case
consisting Of the following cigzen-
OF Lyon county: Il. ] Hotaling NJ
A. Douglass, w. l.. Mckinney. Nm
Boyle. w. C. Penrose, f. w h'ar-
tin, C. J Hamilton, +, w. i'"ri:an
F.. r. Drake, A. A. Ashland. Wm
Richards and Joe Nugcni
On the convening of court Monday
morning the first mild sensation
was sprung when the District Attor-
ney stated that evidence had been
presented to him that the answers
of Joseph Nugent to questions on his
voirdire were false. and he asked
leave to introduce evidence to prove
such charges Counsel for the de
fense objected To the introduction
OF such evidence unless proper aft
davits were filed by the District At
After heated argument the Court
sustained the objection and ordered
the District Attorney to prepare and
file afidavits setting forth the charges
against Nugent's qualification, and
adjourned to O'Clock p. m.
When Court again reconvened Mr..
Lothrop filed his own affidavit to-
gethcr with that OF Joseph Mckay,
in which the latter claimed to have
had heated argument relating to
the merits of the Eikner case with
Mr. Nugent. at the latters store in
Ierington about the 9th Of last
month. in the presence of Lon Chap
pei and Charles Oberg In this ar
argument Mr. McKav claimed that
MIR Nugent made statements show
ing fixed opinion as to the merits
of the case. Attorney Moore. for
the defense, subjected Mr. Mckay
to gruelling examination which dis
closed a very pronounced interest on
his part in the prosecution OF the
case. and, apparently a fixed desire
for the conviction OF the defendant
1t also elected the information that
Mr. Mckay was considerably inter
was anxious to disclose several other
things. but the court promptly ex-
cluded these matters and cautioned
both counsel and witness not to dis
close the names OF persons not con
nccted with the case, or any matter
not touching the question OF Mr.
Nugent's qualifications as juror.
During the cross examination by
attorney Moore the witness tried to
convey the idea that he desired to
see the defendant get fair and i'm
partial trial: but after continued ques-
tioning by Moore admitted that he
had often discussed the case with
witnesses for the prosecution and
had expressed a desire to see Eikner
get the full penalty OF the law.
The prosecution then introduced
Lon Chappell and Chas. Oberg. who
testified to being present at the time
the case was being talked about III