YtiK SILVER STATE. . WINNEMUOCA, NEVADA. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1890. NO. 3 Cancer of th© Nos©. i is"> a - appeared on my nose, and 1D ‘Lnldi . \s my father had cancer, *< Jr husband dietl of it, I became alarm X ^consulted my 1‘hyalcian. His treat WjTjid no good, and the sore grew larger “Twnrsc In every wav.until I hadconclud S&STwi* to die from its effects. I wag to tike *>• S„ and a few bottleg £ 7 This WHS after all the doctor* and SK? medicines had tailed. I have bad no return ol the can‘\JRS M x MABEV. Woodbury, Hall County, Texaa. wvpfltise on Cancer mulled free. ffWlpT* sPH ft i( CO., Atlanta, Ga* ‘TbflCreii nrvr«rPiTciier’»P.asiiinf PROFESSIONAL CARPS. S. BO N N I FI ELD, attorney at law, Winn km roc a, Nkvada. ivk-h O. WHEELER, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. Will practice in all the Court* of the State. Office nl Pariill»r, Aug. 20, 1809, tf. ki J. BONNIFIELI), JR., i\ ATTORNEY A\ 1) COUNSELOR AT LAW W ill practice in all the State anil Federal Courts of Nevada. »*l»ce in the 4'nart Hoaae. fp C. HANSON, M. D., PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AT THE EAGLE DRUG 8TORF. OlBce Hour*—From 10 a. a. to II o'clock rots 1 to r. a. and from T to 9 r. a alt p 0. CARTWRIGHT, PHYSICIAN AND 8UROEON ontres At tjiKle lunt Store. W IN NEMOCCA, NfV. Janl7 tf. S. BONNIFIKLD, ATIOKNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW WINNEMUCCA. NEVADA. WU1 practice la all the Court* la the Stale aug.lll-tf V L WILLIAMS, *J’ Attorney at Law, AND ACTING DISTRICT ATTORNEY eitlrr In ttir Courthouse, March 21, I89C JOHN MADSON, Practical Watchmaker AND JEWELER. AT RAOI.R IIRI'O STORK. Watch and clock repairing a specialty. A.11 Work O-tutr tan teed. Winnemucca, March 21, 1890. J. H. Macmillan, ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW in the Court-house. Winnemucca, Nov. 1, 1887. W. E. Bowen, COUNTY SURVEYOR, All work promptly attended to. LAPS of County or Township furnished at reasonable rates. Office in the Courthouse, Winnemucca, Nov. 1, 1887. Millionaires in The Senate. A list of millionaires in the Senate, recently compiled, presents the following figures: Barbour (Va.) Democrat.... $1,000,000 Brown (O.), Democrat.... 3,500,000 Cameroo (P.), Republican.. 3,000,000 Hale (Me.), Republican. 2,000,000 Hearst (Cal.), Republican. 2,000,000 Hearst (Cal.), Republican. 2,000,000 Payne (Ohio), Democrat... 5,000,000 Sawyer (Va.), Republican. 3,000,000 Stanford (Cal.), Republican. 2,000,000 Stewart (Nev.), Republican. 1,000,000 Stockbridge (Mich.) Republican. 1,000,000 Stockbridge (Mich.) Republican. 1,000,000 Brice (N.Y.), Democrat.... 0 500,000 Colored girls to the number of over 200 took the places of the Philadelphia striking cloakmakers. They went in under the form of a partial organization. A great number of huge private hotels are now in process of construction in California, and especially in San Francisco. Boston Journal. There are more than seven hundred newspapers published in the German language in this country. "I had as Cow," Say some dealers who try to sell a substitute preparation when a customer calls for Hood's Sarsaparilla. Do not allow any such false statements as this to induce you to buy what you do not want. Remember that the only reason for making it is that a few cents more profit will be made on the substitute. Insist upon having the best medicine—Hood's Sarsaparilla. It is Peculiar to itself, PUBLIC SPEAKING. HON. G. W. CASSIDY, Editor of the Gazette for Governor, HON. G. W. CASSIDY, Editor of the Gazette for Governor. Will address the people of this State upon the political issues of the campaign at the following dates and places: Carlin.Monday, October fi Rattle Mountain.Tuesday, October 7 Austin .Thursday, October 9 Relmoi t. Friday, October 10 Tjlio ... .Saturday, O.totierll Eureka . Tuesday, October 14 Palisade.Wednesday, October 15 V4inm BUM.Thursday , Octobl r 1 Paradi-e. Friday, October 17 Lovelocks..Saturday, October Is Wadsworth (informally).Sunday, October 19 Reno ..Monday, October 20 Genoa. Tuesday, Oc'olier 21 Carson ...W dries lay, October 22 Duvton.Thursday, October 23 Hawthorne. Friday, October ?4 Candelaria.8atlrida>, October 25 Virginia < ity. Monday, October 27 Gold Hill .Tuesday, October 28 Loc 1 Committees in the st veral counties will please make the necessary arrangements for the meetings By order of the Democratic State Central Com mittee. JOHN H. DENNIS, Chairman Dem. State Central Committee P. J Dunn*, Secretary oct4td vWi ■t*ILK<>«i> ff Meat Market Hr <lg* iltmt, Winueron si* SIHIKOK BKKK • • • P».pr«» My parrous will And the Railroad Murker up piled wttn the very >*est quality of BEEF, PORK, MUTTON, VEAL, ETC Vo be found id (be Sure. My price* wi. be touDd reasonable Meats shipped to sll point* on the* Railroad and all order* promptly Ailed ilVE HE A 1 All wtunemuoea, Jan. 1. 1AX8 Estray INolire. Ijt 8. ARCHER, Justice of the Peace in and \2s for Union Township, Humboldt County , State of Nevada, gives notice, in accordance with the prov iaions of the statutes of the state of Nevada in such cases made and provided,that on or about the 13th day of September, A. 1). 1 rsVH), there catce upon the premises of Miller & lux, Humboldt County, New la, one roan horse, branded T J K on left thigh,snip on nose,and left hind toot white. Also one bay horse, branded J P R and vented J 11 L on right shoulder, snip on nose and right hind foot white. Also one grey mare and small colt, branded with circle on right hip. Also one trey mare with small colt, branded C on left thigh and vented J 1. on right shoulder. The C has a bar, but not vented. K. S. ARCHER, Justice of the Peace. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. D. H. JOHNSON of Unionville, is a Candidate for County Assessor, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Get 1, 1890. S. J. AND C. SON are a Candidate for County Clerk, Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. Sept 22,1890. T. H. KIT, of Grass Valley, is a Candidate for County Assessor, Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. Sept 22,1890. P. R. R. is a Candidate for County Commissioner, Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. Sept 20. L. A. ID CKER is a Candidate for Assemblyman, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Sept 16. H. S. GILBERT is a Candidate for District Attorney. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Sept 16. H. S. GILBERT is a Candidate for County Assessor. Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. Sept. R. W. LEWIS Is a Candidate for County Surveyor, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Sept. JOSEPH KURK. Is a Candidate for County Commissioner, [SHORT TERM] Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Sept. W. C. RIDDELL Is a Candidate for County Commissioner. Long Term, Sublect to the decision of the Democratic Convention. G. A. KREAREL Is a Candidate for County Treasurer, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. THOMAS SHONE Is an candidate for re-election to the office of County Commissioner, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. FRANK GERMAIN Is a Candidate for District Attorney, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. FRANK GERMAIN Is a Candidate for District Attorney, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. JOSEPH DARRON, Workingman and ranch hand, is a Candidate for Assemblyman Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. JOSEPH DARRON, Workingman and ranch hand, is a Candidate for Assemblyman Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. SAM BICKNELL Is a Candidate for County Assessor. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. J. J. HILL Is a Candidate for County Assessor, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. J. J. HILL Is a Candidate for County Recorder, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. J. J. HILL Is a Candidate for County Recorder, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. The Democratic Convention. Aug. 11, 1890. A. H. RISE Is a Candidate for Assemblyman, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Solid for Free Coinage and Protection to American Labor. July 29. C. A. McDEID Is a Candidate for the Nomination for Sheriff of Humboldt County. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. July 16th. 1890. Mr. Present incumbent, is a candidate for re-election to the Office of County Clerk. Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Winnemucca, July 6, 1890. CAL. MATHEWS Is a Candidate for the Nomination for County Clerk, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. Winnebago, July 8, 1890. H. T. (Cusli) HIM 1*11 KEYS Is a Candidate for County Recorder, Subject to the decision of the Republican Convention. Aug. 8, 1890. JOKY McCLURE, Of Unionville, Is a Candidate for County Assessor, Subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention. He will guarantee to faithfully perform the duties of the office for the salary allowed by law. Aug. 2, 1890. WINNEMUCCA Feed and Sale STABLES, OPPOSITE GIRARD'S HOTEL WINNEMUCCA NEVADA. Special attention paid TRANSIENT CUSTOM —AND— First-Class Teams. HORSES KEPT BY THE DAY WEEK OR MONTH. Terms Reasonable. Regular Express and Job Wagons are run in connection with the stable, and all orders will receive prompt attention. G. W. SUMMERFIELD, (George Kyle) my28-90tf. Proprietor THE LAKADO DISK HOTEL, PARADISE, NEVADA, The building, having recently been greatly improved, is the largest and the finest in the city, and newly furnished in first-class style Board, per week, $5; do., per week, $6; Board, per day, $8; do. do. The Lodging, 81 M); single Meals, 40 cents. THE TABLE Is supplied with the best the market affords. THE BAR Is stocked with the choicest WIRES, LIQUORS ARE CANDLES. A fine BILLIARD ROOM has been fitted up the accommodation of guests. SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS BOB FAMILIES AND CANDLES. A share of the public patronage is solicited. WILLIAM WEIGHT. Paradise, Nst. Oct 28 1884. oM-4 LAFAYETTE BETWEEN, —NEAR THE DRUG STORE— WINNEMUCCA, NEVADA, The The Hotel in GERMANIA. The Central Hotel in the Nevada, CITY. The Proprietor takes pleasure in announcing to his numerous friends and the public generally that he has just completed THE FINEST HOTEL In this State east of Virginia City, and that it is Furnished with All the MORNING CONVENIENCES. The Tables will always be supplied with the BEST IN THE MARKET. The Bar will always be stocked with the choicest WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS. A first-class Billiard Table for the accommodation of guests. Free Conveyance to and Front All Trains. HOUSE OPEN ALL NIGHT. JOSEPH GERMAIN, Proprietor. Winnemucca, Dec. 1, 1883. Hotel for Paradise! THE Paradise and Spring City STAGE LINE Will carry express matter and passengers at Reduced Rates. STAGES LEAVE FOR PARADISE AND SPRING CITY DAILY. Office at Semmerfield’s Livery Stable, Winnemucca, CAPT. JOHN SMITH, sep29tf. Proprietor. CITY B A 4a L la V —AMO— SALOON. CHRIS. DIEHL.Proprietor, Opposite the Courthouse, Winnemucca French Rolls, Square Loaves, Brown Bread. Bread. Pies, takes. Doughnuts, I also keep the City Brewery Depot and Saloon, where Fresh Beer is always kept on hand at 5f5 rents a quart—Next Door to the Bakery; also the best quality of WINN LIQUORS AND CHOCOLATES. I will spare no pains to merit the patronage of the public. CHR. DIEHL. Winners. Mneemher t. '88S. «t CITY B REWERY. Second Street, Winnemucca, Nevada. JOHN H. Ml I.riCorKICTOK. I beg leave to inform the citizens of Winnebago that I am now established in the BREWING BUSINESS, and will keep constantly on hand a first-class article of PURE LABER BEER Made from the best quality of malt and hops. Lager Beer Delivered Daily To customers in all parts of the town of Winnebago. Orders from points along the railroad or elsewhere will be filled without delay. Orders from points along the railroad or elsewhere will be filled without delay. Orders from points along the railroad or elsewhere will be filled without delay. HENRY BUSCH. Winnebago, April 15, 1888. tf. BUSCH HOTEL, AT THE DEPOT, Winnebago, Nevada. HENRY BISCH. Proprietor. HOTEL is New in everything, an convenience to the depot. It offers SUPERIOR Accommodations for the public. THE TABLE is supplied with the best the MARKET affords and every attention is shown to guests and the public generally. FURNACES KRAMONABLES. HENRY BUSCH. Winnebago Dec. 16, 1888-tf. 