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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1920-05-15
v A PRESS COMMENT
If YOU CONTEMPLATE
RUNNING FOR OFFICE

Elko Independent: III you are
gazing into the futures crystal and
imagine hat you observe in the scin-
tillating surface OF the mirror of His
me- a grandly successful career as a
public servant. read this. If you have
a friend who has confided to you that
he proposes to undertake gathering
n himself a majority of the pub
Hes votes this Fall, read 1t also and
tell him about 1t. II you are neither
a candidate for Office nor have a
friend with the same Authorizations,
read 1t anyhow, 1t will do you good
for 1t will give you an idea about pol
iticians and their relations with the
business world.
Every man who runs for Office and
every political party that runs pub
licity in this paper. for the Fall cam
paign, will be requested and expected
to pay cash in advance. Uuder ordi-
nary conditions we would exempt
from this rule certain individuals
whose honesty and integrity we have
never questioned and never will ques-
ton, but for our own good and as an
aid to ourselves In establishing the
rule OF precedent, we are compelled
TO include everybody, even though the
lineup included our own brother, II
we had one.
We have had various and divers
experiences in the past hat convince
US that the defeated politician looks
on newspaper advertising as an au re-
Voir proposition thai never did him
any good and therefore should not be
paid for. We recall at least two in
stances where we held accounts
against two prominent politicians
who ran for Office and were defeated.
we are now holding a sack worth APP
proximately e~ighty-ive iron men.
This in addition to various small
amounts. Despite the fact hat we
nave employed a shrewd collection
agency to secure these accounts for
US, the agency wasn't shrewd enough.
we haven't received payment yet and
the bills have been running nearly
Two years. And one of EN- was a
democrat at that. However, he owes
Us less thar the Republican by near
ly half.
But whatever the 1920 politicians
politics and whatever his family tree
we don't propose to be stung again.
we can use our space for something
all the time hat will get something
LOT US. We don't have to give it to
'ne political siren song singers. There
are a good many county officials and
several State officials in whom we al
ways have the utmost confidence and
"nom we know to be absolutely hon
est but they must come within the
RUE also, so that we can tell the rest
Vi the gang that 1t must either be
pay or stay out, So II the Independ-
ent carries any political advertising
al all this year you will know that 1t
aepresents its face value in cash re-
esivsd.
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BRITISH F~OREHANDED

A group Of representative manu-
iaeturers and commercial men who
nave been making a tour of Germany
nave returned to France convinced.
so they say. that Great Britain has
stolen a march on the United States
and France in the RESUMPTION of
trade relations with the Germans. In
the great majority of cases German
manufacturers who have been an
preached have replied that their
plants will be tied up for a long pc
ROD by contracts with British Gus
toners. Further Investigation re-
vealed the fact that the British are
exporting huge quantities of raw ma
terials to Germany for which they are
asking no payment in money, taking
manufactured articles in exchange.
Germany 10Y is getting iron ore
largely from Sweden under similar
arrangements. making her almost in
dependent of France for raw mater
ials. Having at the same time re-
opened her outlet for manufactures
elsewhere Germany Is also indepen-
dent TO a large extent as to her sell
ing market, while France is practical
~ unable to buy from Germany agri-
cultural implements which she can
no longer buy in the United States
without immense disadvantage, ow-
ing to the unfavorable exchange, and
which she cannot secure in Germany
because Of the British contracts.
The Versailles treaty had scarcely
been signed before Great Britain
rushed to secure herself in an advan-
tageous position in central Europe.
While France has been excitedly seiz-
ing German cities to ward off another
possible military menace and talking
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loudly and constantly about repara-
tions and other things to be obtained
from the conquered Germans, the
British have gone about grabbing
Germany's trade. The British notion
of diplomacy is expressed largely in
terms of pounds and shillings and
peace. British Interests have been
actively consolidating English influ-
ence in Austria and Hungary while
the empires allies in the war have
been concerned chiefly in boundary
lines.
Moscow reports persist that Great
Britain Is about to negotiate a treaty
with soviet Russia which will open
Russian markets to British wares and
send Russia's raw materials 70 Great
Britain. Questioned in the house of
commons concerning these rumors,
the spokesman for the government
made no denial, while not exactly adj
hitting hat such a proceeding was
under contemplation. The chances
are that the world soon will hear of a
trade agreement between the bofshe-
visit government and the British.
Very recent u~tterances having to do
with Russian affairs and indicating
Great Britain's purpose to give no
encouragement to the outside foes of
h Leninists indicate also the ex-
IRENE probability of a trade under
standing.-Salt Lake Tribune.
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los Angeles, May T. Discussing
~.,,ertainingly her philosophy on love
nj marriage Mrs. Kate /. Nixon
n'aieria. widow of the late Senator
George Nixon of Nevada, made a
most interesting subject to-day for
the interviewer.
"success in marriage" she said,
n,ust as we'll as uccess in any other
,srtnership, Is not a question of age,
mi of ethics. IL two people in a
business partnership have not the
same ideas Of honor, fairness and
STRAIGHTFORWARD dealing, there will
NOT only be unhappiness in the firm
hui a wreck in the business venture.
II Is so with everything else. Every
sort of alliance has to have a stable
moral foundation.
"Of course, such a many sided af-
fair as marriage must have more
than ethics for its completion. do
not suppose a temperamental musi-
eiau and a matter of fact mathemati-
clan would have much in common, but
no matter how congeniaI tastes may
be, no matter how strong the kinship
mentally and emotionally. II there
are not the same standards OF honor,
there will be M permanent happi-
ness"
Il think n reason, perhaps, that
older women become interested In
men very much younger than them
selves is that, IL we have any spon-
taneity and optimism left, we become
tired OF solemnity and ~over-serious-
ness, which we know Is often merely
q pose Of the middleaged and elder
ly, and we turn to youth for diver
sion and relief from this morbid and
unnatural condition.
II do not advocate taking life in a
light and fippant manner, by any
means, but the incidents in ones life
should be segregated and met in a
sensible manner, and no one incident
be allowed to complicate any
other phase of life. Perhaps II is
rue that happiness is woman's great
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FOR BIDS
For Repair Work On Court
house, Jail and Fire House

Sealed bids to be marked, Bids
for repair work on Court house, Jail
and Fire house" will be received by
the Board of County Commissioners
of Eureka County, Nevada, until the
18th day of June. A. D., 1920, at the
hour of 2 o'clock p. M. of said day at
the Office of the Clerk of said Board
in the Courthouse, in the town of Eu-
reka, Nevada, for painting and re-
pairing the Court house, Jail and Fire
house, in the town of Eureka, Eureka
County, Nevada, and including all
material used therein.
All work to be done according to
the plans and specifications On file in
the Office of the Clerk of said Board.
The work to be completed on or be-
fore the goth day of August, 1920,
unless the Board for good reason
should grant further time.
The work to be paid for at the first
regular meeting of the Board after
the work has been examined, ap-
proved and accepted by the Board;
said work to be so examined within
ten days after its completion. The
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
The party whose bid is accepted
will be required to enter into a con-
tract and furnish a bond for the
faithful performance of the said work.
r. VEGETABLES,
Clerk Board of County Commission
ers.
Eureka, Nevada, May s, 1920.
First publication May 8, 1920.
Last publication June IL, 1920.
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LARGE HOTEL FLANNEL

Chicago. May S.-Plans, for the
largest hotel in the world, to front
three blocks on Lake Michigan and
Sheridan road, were made public to-
day.
According to the plans, the hotel
will be in five units, with the present
Edgewater Beach hotel as one unit
The architects have planned 1000
rooms. The cost is estimated at
$4,000, 900.
A theatre seating $500 is a feature
OF the plans. A peacock alley"
three blocks long. connecting all the
units, 400 kitchenettes for those who
desire to cook their own meals and
one sixteen story unit for bachelors
are other features.
A minimum charge of SIS a day in
one Of the units is contemplated.
Sentinel" SO per year in advance.
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NEVADA TRANSPORTATION Co.
NOTICE

BULLETIN NO. 2.
THE RAILROAD ACT. Approved
February 10th. 1920, provides as fol-
lows:
Sec. 405.
Sb. 3. FROM AND AFTER JULY
/, 1920, NO CARRIER BY RAIL
ROAD SUBJECT TO THIS ACT
SHALL DELIVER OR RELINQUISH
POSSESSION AT DESTINATION OF
ANY FREIGHT TRANSPORTED BY
1T UNTIL ALL TARIFF FREIGHT
CHARGES THEREON HAVE BEEN
PAID"
Accordingly, agents of railroads. are
expected to follow this mandate to
the letter or suffer the consequences
for violation of the law, and this COM
pany will interest itself in seeing that
proper prosecution will follow.
J.. E. SEXTON. General Manager.
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NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
all dogs found running at large in
Eureka without a substantial muzzle
on, are likely to be shot on sight. l
am taking this action for the reason
that a number of dogs have recently
contracted rabies.
JAMES MACKEY, Sheriff.
BY j, A, RATTAzzl, Deputy.
Eureka. Nevada. April 23. 1920.
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MINING TAX

Notice is hereby given that the tax
es on the proceeds of the mines of
Eureka County for the quarter end
ing March 81. 1920. are now due
and payable to me at my Office in Eu-
reka and the law In regard to the
same will be strictly enforced.
w. j. HOOPER,
Assessor Of Eureka County. Nevada
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And still, it is quite safe for the
millionaire TO wear overalls. There's
always a line of distinction between
the crease and the grease.
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Bulls for Sale

All stockmen in need of Pure
Blood 2-year-old Hereford bulls.
which have all passed the tubercu-
line test, can purchase same In
any quantity by applying to Tony
Romano, Box SO. Eureka. Nevada.
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A clean town creates comment.
Comment advertises a place. Adver-
Using puts us on the map. Let's
make this town clean and keep it
clean.
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NOTICE REGARDING
DEMURRAGE CHARGES

The Nevada Transportation Com
pany gives notice that beginning jan
uary 4, 1920 demurrage on all cars
held over free time will be charged.
-Advt. j. Z. SEXTON
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Bic REWARD

ObO ue"nuO
l, the undersigned, will pay a
reward of Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars for information leading to the
recovery of 230 head Of sheep
which stolen from me on or
about March 2~3d, 1920, while my
band of sheep were moving from
the Green Springs country, near
Rosevear ranch, in White Pine
County, to Railroad Canyon in
Elko County. The bunch which
was stolen were seen about two
miles north of Monte Christie, in
White Pine County, on about
March %. The bunch bedded
once about three miles south of
Six Mile House.
The stolen sheep are all two and
three year-old ewes, Rambouillet
breed, and were probably lambing
since about April 18th; marked and
branded as follows: R on the
back. and both ears u%nder-crop, as
shown on the records of the vari-
Gus counties. No black or bell
sheep among the missing sheep.
This reward is conditioned that
the full sum of fifteen hundred
dollars will be paid only If the full
number of 230 head of sheep are
recovered; for any less number re-
covered the reward will be in pro-
portion to the number recovered.
This reward, in the event of the
recovery of the sheep, or any pro-
portion of the reward in the event
of the recovery of less than the
full number of 230 head, will be
paid to any Sheriff, or other peace
officer, the same as TO any civilian
who may find the sheep.
Communications and messages
should be addressed to me at Elko,
Nevada, care Henderson Banking
Company.
DOMINGO RECATUME.
Eureka, Nevada, April %, 1920.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

PIANO FOR SALE-Steinway piano
for sale. In excellent condition
and good order. Has been used
but not abused. Price reasonable.
Address Box F Sentinel Office, Eu-
reka, Nevada. 5-3-tf
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BEATIFIC LODGE NO. =, X. Of P.

Meets every Tuesday evening at
It's Castle Hall on North Main
street, at z O'Clock from October l
to March 81, and at 1880 O'Clock
from April l to September 80.
All Brother Knights in good
standing are fraternally invited to
attend.
H. M. BURDICK, C. C.
Attest: d. e. Nostrosa, X. of
r. & S.
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Cadillac a for sale. FIRST class con-
dition. This is q good buy-look
it up. Inquire Sentinel" office.
F21-tf.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-02-08

desda los remctos tiempos de su fun
dac!6n hasta nuesCros dias..
Muchos meses han sido Fastados
en- Ia preparation de este espectacu-
10. en- ei que toTnardn parte los e!e-
reatos artIsticos de mas noJa Y CO.
needles entire Ia buena sociedad de
esta poblaci6n.
FL senior O'Shea, Professor de IN
giles en- la Academia de NueStra Sc
nora del Lagc, ide6 e. plan de Ia O.
bra que he eSt2do siendo puesta
con TODD esnero por Nj. J. Dor1us,
muy coalpetente en- estos asuntos.
Tomar&n parte en- ella Miss Jotsy
Hammond, Cuicn VI a dIrlglr I'm MI
nueto que Sc ballard en- Ia "RevIsta'
r~ecordand2 les encaDtadores tlen-
pos en- que privaba csc bale arlSto-
cratico: Miss Hula May Powell, can
tante de bueDa cscuela Y que tenc
g su cargo varios numeros; las nj
mas Eloine Kilpatick Y Margaret
Sweet que haran unos bailables gra-
closes. Y para les que t!enen extra
ordinari1s facultades; Miss Vera
Simpson, cue tambien tiene a su
cargo IN numero de bale; Miss jan
ME Brow. una rubia encancadora
Out va & desampenar el numero Blue
Sky; Miss Agnes Nelson que apa-
record IN traje oriental Y ciecuta-
II Ia DANA Chin Chita" Y nues-
tres c~onccidos Ell joven Madero, la
Iseaorita Trevino. a quica Va henos
aplaudido en- Ell "Teatro Macdonald
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MRS. GEO. TURNER
GANO 20 LIBRAS
De PESO
Su esposo dice que quiere dar a CO.
nocer a TODD ell mundo los bene-
ficios que ell Tanlac proper
ciono 4 su sonora.

mi esposa ha ganado 20 libras de
peso V Sc siente mucho mejor que du-
rante los siete ultimos anos-dijo el
Sr. George P. Turner, conocido con-
tratisa de construcciones de cemen-
to, quien reside en- 923 Lyle ST., Wa
co, Texas.
"Si-continuo diciendo Ell Sr. Tur-
ner,-mi esposa sufrio de n%erviosl-
dad e indigestion hasta quedar COM
pletamente decaida y debilrtada. No
tenia apetito Y me ~preocupaba como
viva, pues COMA muy POGO. SD di-
gesti6n era muy mala Y en- ocaslo-
nes Sc lie formaban gases que lie eau
saban palpitaciones del corazon. 81
menor ru!do Ia ponia en- IN estado
~nervioso terrible. sufria fuertes dofo-
res de cabeza y apenas Podia conci-
liar el sueno. CASTE mucho dinero
en- m6dicos y medicinas para que re-
cobrara la salud, pero a pesor de
clio su estado empeoraba de dia en-
dia al grade de obligarla a guardian
cana.
"Maravilloso, esta es Ia unica pa
labra que expresa ell beneficio que el
Tanlac le ha proporcionado. Parece
realmente una persona distinta y
creo Sc encuentra mas contenta que
81 poseyera TODD el ORC del mundo.
No la vuelto a sufrir dolores de ca
beza. sus nervios han dejado de mo-
lestarla Y duergne como un nino. Su
appetite ha mejorado y come cual-
duier cosa sin ocasionarle molest!as.
Como he dicho anteriormente, ha ga
nado veinte libras de peso Y su res
tab!ecimiento, debido al Tanlac, quie-
70 sea conccido por TODD el mundo."
Tanlac Sc vende en- San Antonio
Dor ia Wagner's Drug Co., 4O7 E.
Houston ST., y por la Meier's Phar-
macy, 1922 West Commerce ST., ba-
10 Ia direction personal de I'm repre-
sentante especial del Tanlac, o Sc en-
viara por estas boticas a cualquier
direction al recibo de su valor que
es $1.OO por botella, siempre que Sc
incluyan estampillas suficientes pa
"a el porte. tAdV.)
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CoMEZoN, IRRITACION Y 0TRAS INTERMEDIATES De
APPEL QUE ARDEN COMO 81 LA PIEL ESTU-
VERA EN- CONTACTO CON LAS LLAMAS

otras e%rupciones. Esta maravillosa
remadio no tiene rival como purifica-
dor de la sangre Y es probable sea La
medicinal de su indole mas antigua
en- ell mercado. Ha sido vendido en-
las droguerias por espacio de mas de
cincuenta amos. Adquiera n bote-
LA hoy mismo Y empiece ell trata-
miento Que ha de dar resultados
sistactorios.
Lo invitarlos a que escriba hoy
n;smo en- solicitud de consulta me-
lica gratis acerca del tratamento de
u propio case, a la siguiente direc-
.ion:-Chief Medical Adviser, Swift
jpecific Co., Dept. So, Atlanta, Ga.
(Adv.)
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CH~ASCARRIL.OS
En- IN bale.

En- un bale.
-%Que tie ha dicho csc polio lar
guirucho que ha bailado contigo?
Que desde que me VIC va el mum
do no lie parece IN desierto.
Sc comprende que liable del de,
sierto, porque baila Como IN camello,
Casimiro va eT cntrar de Deepen
dientc en- una pasteleria.
-Sobre todc, respeta Ia p%ropiedad
de tn principal-le dice el padre,-y
no omas NADIA. Haz 10 que 20: que
he estado veinte amos empleado ell
una casa de banos y no he tornado
ningunO.
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He aquf elstratamiento indica,
do para lograr violen-
tos resultados.

La Eczema y otras Intermediates
similares de la piel provienen de de-
s6rdenes y empobrecimiento de Ia
sangre, Y solamenta pueden ser cura-
das hInpiando Ia sangre y purltlcan-
dola de todas las sustancIas noclYas
que Sc han acumulado.
Esta es Ia raz6n por Ia cual S: S
s. ha sido usado con exito satisfac
torio en- cientos de casos de eczema y
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sIsLIOTECA POPULAR.
ESPlR!TISMO
saAGIA. M~AGNETISMO, Etc.

- rz-s- Dor medic eel Mazne-
r.no. sanos. maszie = S4nnas!A - l.9e
Clay,cula de! Ecy S..yGoE --- <Ue
DieeioDa-iO internal t0hIea= "A maya
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posraa : Rl,Ig- IL = AL% AaE'A--CoHue-
n- a T-iarz1.o &c SalonVA. n C2oala.
= TsroL sec.e:Os lei exlt7. Gl%7omsa-
lis etc. .SS.VE
e. Vzrdaisro i-!5Eo ce Oro.-PratIc2s g
nasneusugJ. h:Duu-ISLO J
Iec;urzs ace coCrEen e. Apctan+eato'
IL Ealla &C soiuntad. Is ene-slN. u Eo.
lurren SEESS+zGc en tez S-"'
g Dragon RolV. o sea e are Gs A-hHNF i a.
Loo eapirItcz 80
Il poe. e. fclsa.4.=a.,.--SI 1oms2io ,
=, V.-s,s.eo Dragon Rojo.-Encsrtan.eo-
sos c~on54-os secrets < Eh@ta, e;c. $3.50
En.hiriaicaes, Grino-.os s. EeHr.cG!oi @v.'9
giDno,is1o Teat.aL-Ce@ozI,a>i0a De as
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del IamasC Grlmo.2o "'-0'
Dr.. Ellsworth Hsoar,s del niE79'2'mG: -.
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Esta magnitica caja es de orc rel!eno dc
caIdad fina, t:ane Ia corona y Ia arsoHa
del lltinao slstena en- 81 anar;encia IS iEuai
a los reloies que cuestan tres o cuatro
wees mas.
YENEMOS VARIoS ESTILoS DE d.
RUJoS DIFERENTES y ToDOS SON
PRECIoSOS.
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VIVA LA INDEPENDENCE!

Made uuicre - de-
pcnde- dc loS psluGre-
-os II rrrteneccr y la
class de los
TCRNOS. Maestro sor-E
tador de pelo DCPLENS
ha -afdo csc maEntficoc
rcsultndo. Y los hombrcsS
estRn de pl&cemes. puesS
lea hasta peinarse cong
nueStro cortador pRrac
deiaC arreElado su cahe-S
!ic. largo O co-to. deg
dis o de ncche. en- sue
casa. err 81 campo o enc
el treH y Z Ia nora en-
cue So le pecue Ia gag
NJ. Las maGres pusdenS
arreglar el pelo De susS
riros evit3ndoles 81 PEG
!iE-c de IN ccntagic porS
med. de pcines = na-S
vaias por Te-sonas de
dudosa salud. Con dos
msse5 De no visitar las
pcluque.ins Sc SAGA el
costo de nusstro corta-
dor, que durara por a.
Hos. E5tG p-ovisto de
COS cUck!ilaS y cada Gu
chilla con dos i!.os.
Puedn uSare tambieH
como navajo de ba-ba >
pueden aSentarse > -ea-
fiiarse las cuchi.las co.
mo todas las de seEu-
-iiaG- Una ve-Gade-a
gaaEa por e. precio CUE
le henoS Gjado. de
soc. solo por muy Pc
co tempo. mas 20 GEN.
tavcs para el SECURE y
f-znqueo. Pi6alo hoy
mismo. con 0 sin di-
nero, a
-rr-r m ~
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impartirles Ia atenci6n n~ecesaria
cuando lleguc el case. Para tai fin
hGbrd un competente cuerpo de me-
diccs, erfermeras que daran classes
sobre hygiene. Y proporcionarin las
medicinas q los que esten enfermos.