Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 1

NO 162 VOL LII WASHOE COUTY NEVAOA WEDNESDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 29 1899 7 er 3'Jff anil iJlJJ DAILY MAA DA STATE JOT KA AL Ai I i 'I WADA STAID JOURNAL Pobliahed Dally and Wuekly by Webster Son Proprietors Webster Business Manager Daily one year by hiui OO Dailv a ix mouths OO ii' by Carrier per IB My neienr i OO We ly six innm 1 OO dTne Datlv i i Uhu vi ay exoepe Hrji layi fne Whai 3 ed ouri lav the and cate Nothing' less than unbearable torment would induce sensitive minded women to submit to the intolerable methods of the average doctor in dealing with diseases of this nature Only the tor tures of the me diaeval rack are comparable to the agonies wnicn many women suffer through peculiar weaknesses diseases of their deli feminine structure Met I 1 Wy' rr iimi rin in hwmi1 TIME TATATiE Time of Arrival and Departure of Trains at Reno aBBXVX BAIN 1 I SOUTHERN 9:25 No 4 Easthouu i' xre 9 1 8:15 mlNo 8 siastbuuiia fa 1 mai 35 inNo 2Eiisitloini Li 9:1 Westlo (i nd Hxpr 9 2 a 9:2 ui No 3 Westbound fast i 10 3 a 111 No I Westbound Limited 7:25 a in viHoiNia a rhitcm No 1 Virginia tixyre in pm Ni2Sn trait No 1 11 Ko i ii Bx: 9:3 535 pm Bxprc Time of ArrivTil txsd Copartiure Mai MAIL or San rancisco Sacra mento and point a ii California and Oregon Ogden all Eastern points Carson Virginia and all Southern points Susanville and all points north 11 8:85 in 800p in 5:35 7 i 7 7 :4 tn 7 :40 a it 9 a in That there is better than these detestable and ap plications is a truth which some women nave yet to learn although thousands are already rejoicing in the knowledge They have found in Dr avorite Pre scription the one unfailing remedy which heals feminine weaknesses at their very source This marvelous Prescription restores absolute health to the internal organism stops weakening drains and ul cerated conditions gives elastic strength to the supporting ligaments vitality to the nerve centers and complete womanly vigor to the entire constitution It is the perfect fortifier and regulator of women at every critical period in their development from the time when they merge into womanhood until the of It is the one medicine which makes motherhood safe and almost free from pain A lady living at 7 Park Avenue Chicago Ills Mrs Emily Howe writes: myself suffered a long time from female weakness and seemed to be going into a decline Took several bottles of your avorite Prescription and it saved me from a great deni of suffering I now enjoy per fect health and will ever praise the wonderful efficacy of your The best popular medical book in the world is Dr 1000 page illu strated Common Scuse Medical Adviser It will be sent free paper bound for 21 one cent stamps to fav Hie cost of mailing only Addtess the Doctor at Buffalo NY or send 31 stamps lor cloth bound copy AN INDIAN DETECTIVE Buffalo Meadows and Sheephead mall ai rives every Thursday at 5 35 and closes very riday at 1:15 pm A ocked pouch from Virginia nd Carson arrives at 11 45 mail for a me closes at 9 30 a Pot toffies Honrs: Vrom a to tj Sunday rom 9to 10 A ITY CENT udLUMN of legitimate advertise ment not exceeding sire lines inserted In thl column at 50 cents per wees Lost A small square locket set with diamonds same contains small inder will be suitably rewarded by returning same to Wells office 26niw Oil Oil Oil We have five barrels of pure Boiled Lin see Oil which we will sell this week only at 68 cents per gallon in bbl lots also a pure mixed paint white only at 1 per gallon Large quantities at a less rate 21nolw Porteous Decorative Co or Kent House for small family or bachelors also hall and lodge rooms Inquire of Wm Coppersmith ilnolw 319 Chestnut st corner ourth A Pure Article Special reserve Old Government Whisky has been recogni as a pure and superior article by the press of San rancisco It has been highly recommended by the physicians in the army as well as in the hospitals of that city as the best and most unadulter ated stimulant made from the purest grain We recommend use of the same for families It benefits the invalid convalescent and de bilitated It is sold in bulk by the 18uolm MONARCH SALOON CO Piano Tuning Stewart the reliable piano and organ tuner and repairer will be here in a few days representing Sherman Clay A Co in the sale of Steinway Sons Estey and other pianos Reserve your orders for him if you want the best Leave orders at Herz no2tf pprentices Two apprentice girls wanted immediately Must be good sewers Inquire of Mrs Gessner corner Second and West streets Oct 31 tf Music Harriet Ridenour graduate of the New England Conservatory of Music teacher of he piano forte s8tf Student Boarders All persons wishing to take student board ers are requested to write the University A box 115 Reno Nev stating number of rooms price and whether ladies or gentlemen are preferred Would also de sire to have names of persons who ill take students to work fortheir boar al6tf To Let A furnished front room privilege of house keeping suitable for lady students En quire at Journal office MRS MORGAN Aug 15 tf Announcements I desire to state to the public that I have stablished a State agency for Kohler A Chase of San rancisco at Reno Nevada and shall always carry a full line of elegant pianos and organs of reliable and excellent manufacture Our leaders are the A ischer piano and the Mason A Hamlin organ Anyone wishing expert and reliable tunning done or wishing to purchase a fine high grade piano will do well to call and lock over our stock ALLEN Nevada State agent for Kohler A Chase located at candy store first door west of aue25 tf RENCH LAUNDRY la prepared to do washing for Hotel Restaurants amilies or Private Work in the Highest Polish Try US and Patronize White Labor Wagon will call for and deliver washing IACE CURTAINS A SPEflTATTV JOHN EYRAUD Proprietor A SIOUX SCOUT WHO WAS A GENIUS IN GROUND READING Tills Unman Sleuth Exercised Ex traordinary Skill In Trailing a gitive He Had Instinct and a Pair of Eyes That Were Unenrina Arklchlta a typical Indian was chief Scout at ort Sisseton Dakota in 1882 Although he knew English well he held the old Indian hatred of its use and would never speak it except under extraordinary circumstances He stood about five feet nine Inches in height was slender but wiry and was about 34 years of age Ordinarily he was slow and sedate in his actions very dignified but when the necessity arose he could be as quick as a flash and had like every Indian on the north western plains a pair of eyes that could equal any fieldglass His for he had been em ployed as a scout for some years had been very valuable to the government and in recognjtlon of this fact the offi cer in command had secured authority from the war department to promote him to the rank of sergeant conse quently he went around in a neat uni form with chevrons and stripes very much Impressed with his own impor tance which he considered second only to that of the commanding officer and he took care that every one else also should respect his rank and dignity As his native name is the Sioux for It is easily seen why he was so named but he had still another name which the Indians had given him before his entering military cir cles and that translated into English was the or from his absolutely marvelous ability to find the trail of anything that left even the slightest trace on the ground as it passed over it A desperate soldier named Brice broke jail one night and was pursued the following morning The trail led to the west for a trifle over a mile then it turned north for a quarter of a mile and we fallowed until we came to a tree at the edge of a slough to the northwest of the fort called the "gar den bar Here Arkichita point ed under the tree and said Brice had lain down there to rest The trail here led into the slough A Dakota is a shallow lake the water of which is from six inches to three feet deep with a soft muddy bottom but not generally miry The center of the slough is usually free from grasses or weeds but along the edges from 20 to 60 yards out long tule grass grows This particular slough was a mile long and varied from an eighth to a quarter of a mile in width and there was a foot of water covering as much soft mud During the night the wind had roiled the water up considerably It seemed hardly possible to track any thing through it except where the tule had been broken down Where that was the case even 1 could follow the trail on reaching open water however the case was different The eastern end of the slough reached to a point near the fort not more than 150 yards from a brickyard on which was a kiln that had been built during ithe summer The kiln was now ready for firing Once I thought Arkichita was baffled after all he had come to a dead stand still near the tule Then an inspiration struck me perhaps by a circle I coukl find the trail Happy thought! I put it into immediate execution and found one Rather elated at my success 1 called quick heap He came over took one look just the sug gestion of a smile played on his face as he said I did no more trailing but under stood what was bothering him The post herd also bad waded through here since escape and it took all the endless patience and wonderful eyesight to keep the trail where the cUttiTiad through it The grass stem was of no use here We had passed over half the slough in this circuitous route when sudden ly Arkichita started straight as the crow flies for the edge of the slough near the brickkiln Was he following the trail? On he went until he came to the shore nearest the kiln here he stopped evidently bothered again There was a scarcely discernible footprint in the mud and water right at the edge of the slough apparently the last step the de serter had taken before reaching hard ground This footprint showed the toes so the deserter was now barefooted Another thing about this print was its direction it stood at right angles to the line previously followed Eithertlie man had taken a sideward spring for the land from his right foot or he had turned around and started back over his own trail Arkichita went down on his knees and' inspected the grass blade by blade I kept a respectful distance at one side astonished at the turn the affair had taken Now inch by inch on his knees he wrenched the secret from the apparently unwilling surface of the earth Eighty yards from the kiln he looked up and glanced at It The same idea evidently instantly occur red to both of us Tho trail was lead ing to the kiln! Then he rose and bending over slowly advanced to the edge of the brickyard After reaching the yard' ArkichitaTalked slowly around the outer edge of it examining the ground with the utmost care until be came to the point from which be started when he said come in no go out man in pointing to the kiln And circumstances proved him to be right though it was 36 hours before the fugitive was located in the kiln and Lieutenant Bennett A in St Nicholas The Yankee Joker Abroad A story on the fraudulent conferring of degrees is told in the London Post which while it may not be strictly ac curate is not without Interest It seems that a chimney sweep took proceedings against an Edinburgh man for debt and in the course of his evidence the sweep mentioned that his name was Gregory LL The following colloquy ensued between the witness and the sheriff: doctor of laws or letters? And where on earth did you get that dis was a fellow an American university an I aweepit his chimney three times canna pay ye cash Jamie he says make ye an LL and it quels An he Another Mystery study of the occult sciences Interests me very remarked the new boarder love to explore the dark depths of the mysterious to delve into the regions of the unknown to fathom the unfathomable as it were and I help you to some of the hash interrupted the landlady And the good woman never knew why the other boarders smiled audi Chicago News The Old Old Story Old Lady (reading a letter from her son in college) sakes alive! Jo siar if John gone an done it! An he warn't no hand for the gals nutber! Her Worse Half the trouble Samanthy Old Why he says fallen in love witli er Belle Brooklyn Life All mechanical powers the screw lever pulley inclined plane wedge wheel and axle were known to the ancients and used in everyday life Good Lesson Early Learned five cents was the founda tion of my gave it to 1 tried to borrow It and Record The Romance in the necktie department now I like It ever so much better than selling ribbons Men are so much easier tcssuit than women All got to do is smile at them and you can sell them any old thing The women will finger over the whole stock and not buy 10 just as If aady had nothing to do but show goods Besides I like the floorwalker in the ribbon department The one got now Is lovely His name is Perkins Horatio Perkins and just as swell say Can you keep a secret? you tell a well iu love with me No he said so yet but I can tell by the way he looks rt me never takes his eyes off me from morning till night jealous too and a sure sign You ought seen him yesterday when oeorge came in to invite me to the bill post er's ball George my old steady you know well he and I was standing there talking when I mean Mr came along He gave me an awful fierce look but I never let on that I seen him but just kept right on talking he stepped right up to me and says his voice quivering with suppress ed emotion he says: be says you aware that there are half a dozen customers waiting for know he only said that so as not to betray his real feelings because when I turned around there any six customers there at all There was only New York Journal A Row at the Show The lord mayor's show is an annual theme for the newspapers Very little can be said about it that has not been said again and again It costs about £2600 the banquet from £2000 to £3 000 The show has sunk during the century to borrowing some of Its splen dors from the There by hangs a tale A certain lord mayor hired from the Surrey theater two suits of armor brass and steel with a couple of su pers to go inside them The manager of tlie Surrey stipulated by the way that the steel armor should not be used if tlie day be a wet or a foggy one After the show the men In armor were taken to the Guildhall remain ing there several hours without food No one it appears was able to rid them of their ironmongery Wine was given them and tlie man of brass became intoxicated The by standers thinking if lie fell about that he would injure others as well ns him self tried to eject him But he show ed light and ti add to further dismay his companion in arms Joined iiim They Mere overcome ai last only ly slicer weight of nnmhers Then maker of the armor was sent for lie eventually succeeded in freeing the cii'ii who were in danger of being stifled by weight of their equip Good Words Trentinn Insomnia So many people sutler from insomnia nowadays that it is a wonder they do not adopt tlie time honored custom of rencli kings and indeed of our an cestors generally the by tlie bedside the meal of fruit or bread and cold chicken put ready in case of wakefulness Many a merry little meal might be eaten in the middle of the night when thoughts crowd on tho mind and care sits heavy It is the wakeful digestion that claims its due and clamors to be fed Our forefa thers were wise and many a hunter after old furniture knows the quaint little cupboard with a grated door which served for the night meal and Is now sometimes labeled a cheese cup board A bedside book is of no use when the pangs of hunger make for mastery but with a book and a one can contrive to pass some pleasant hours even when sleep does not touch one's eyelids and tlie sweet boon unconsciousness evades one's grasp New York Times 4 Virginia Street Reno Nevada DIliEUTORS Daniel Meyer of Ban l'iuniio lluny A letcher Evans Turrltthi Morifr 8h dim nlgan of Reno ii Ihi Subscribed Capital 30C COO Paid Up Capital 150 cro Undivided Profits Accounts of Banks Corporations Indfvidt'Hln 1 non I terma Iixteroat on Tlxxvo XJcvic 1tu Buy and sell exchange on all tie nrinelpnl ittm of thu Udtu1 States Canada Europe Asia and Africa! Messrs Bcheeline A Osburn are Resident Agents for nty lglit Irurance Companies the total assets of which are $217640081 Safe Deposit Boxes for rent prices according to size varying from 8to per annum GEO TURRITTIN President MORITZ BCHEELINE Vice President 8 OSBURN Cashier Reno Mamets MEISS Jr 4 STEWART STEWART A ir ID melss COMMERCIAL RENO HEVA'JA Dealers In BEE PORK MUTTON VEAL LAMB HAM LARD AND GENERAL DELICACIES Good Hides and Bought nt Top Pricos ancy' ZMea ts ut up in tire inest Style THE LEADING BUTCHERS RENO DIXO1T BROTHERS Meats of All Kinds at Wholesale and Retail Tlie iiesi Beef Miiiee Pert Veal Sausage CONSTANTLY ON HAND ALSO HAM BACON AND JRIP UEf TTaz A isrKZsca iVTisrG i 'Woxxld toe a failure witliout ea TURKEY I other acoommox1cm a foAort a EGETABLES COEE TEA (()('OA('R A BEERLES RlEEr A aterevl a isidmustce I PEE IX I GS got i olsom Cahlan () PUBLIC SALE? Bolognt Bloodwurst Liverwuret Weinerwnret and adcln ere Shop Corner Commercial Row and Sierra Street Reno ancy Meat? if all kinds put up in the ineet Style In mi Ilv to all parte of the city free of charge HODGKINSONS DRUGGIST A ULL LINE qiwlect mu 1 uimArniu ourrbiDo Armour unkhouser Sparks ONE HUNDRED Representative Hereford Cattle KANSAS CITY STOCK YARDS SALE BARN Wednesday December 6th and Thursday December 7th We ask your judgment upon a prime lot of hardy well bred Hereford Cattle of high individual merit JNO SPARKS Beao Nav KIRK ARMOUR JAS A UNKHOVSER Kanaaa City Mto Plattsburg Mo WRITE OR CATALOGUE NOW READY Eartii Vhite for Our Goods Are The Tr r7x Our Price the lowest Parry i COJN A JSTTL OJST L3AXDViialnin 0101010:01010:0 0:0 oxxo oxxo oioxxo:.