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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
SORROW
MET Them

The steamers Dolphin and Farai-
Ion. both owned by the Alaska
steamship line, arrived here this
morning from Skagway within a
couple Of hours OF each other. the
Farallon reaching the schwahAcher
dock about s a. m. and the Dolphin
shortly after o'clock. The Dolphin
brought down % passengers but no
cargo. In charge OF the paFser was
S1s.01o In gold. consigned 10 this
selby Smelling Company OF San
Francisco.
Among the passengers were Mrs
Patterson and her daughter. Miss L.
Patterson. from skagwaY, who came
down IN response TO a telegram an
nounelng the death OF Mr.. Patter-
son. who was accidentally killed at
Wilson creek on the Great Northern
railway. The ladies we're grief
stricken.
Accompanying them was Mr and
Mrs ;. J, McCaughcy. a son-in-iaw
and other daughter OF the unfor-
tunate man.
The Farallon brought down 10
passengers and % tons OF salt fish
The weather on thq trip down was
fine and the run uneventfut
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
RIOTS ARE
NOT ENDED
Strike Spreads Over
Belgium

BRUSsE1.S. April 1.-THE pre-
m'er made a proposition in the
chamber today which the opposition
accepted and which it Is believed
ends the crisis In Belgium for the
present. In speaking OF the strike
movement and the question Of uni-
versal suffrage. he said; The move
ment IN neither serious nor deep.
When = movement both serious and
pacific for electoral reform comes
we will see what Improvement In
suffrage Is possible. We refuse TO
yield TO the present riotous sgita-
ton"
Reports received from the pro-
vinces today show the strike move
msnt to be steadily spreading. Strikes
in the coal field are seriously az
fecting the railroads, The admins
tration has ordered railroads 10
stop carrying all freight except
what Is absolutely needed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
BITS OF GAIETY

Mrs. J. c. kyle entertained num-
Der OF ladies ut her home. on Sixteenth
avenue. Tuesday afternoon Mrs
Pratt gave very interesting talk on
Japanese Prints" after which n
dainty luncheon was served,
Mrs q, NJ. kellogg. Of iioauism. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Percy ~ Smith al
her home. ga Thlrtieth avenue.
MIR and Mrs. G. u. stImaon gave a
card party last night az their home
iml Minor avenue ana Seneca street.
Arrangements were made for thirteen
card tables Refreshments were served
later IN the evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. Green. formerly oi
nellevillc, Ontario. arrived In Seattle
this week. where they viii make their
future home. They viii reside with
their son. G, n. Green, at n5 Thirty.
third avenue.
About thirty University % washing.
ton girls are making great prepare
tions Tor minstrel performance 10
be given In Denny hail In few
weeks The young ladies have banded
themselves into society called the
c. O. G.. or the Coons' opera Club
Under the directions Of a professional
minstrel man they are doing some
very hard work. The fret part of ths
programme will consist OF a regulation
minstrel performances. and the last
part viii be made up Of spseiAisios,
The Artistic Club gave a dancing
party last nisht at Morris hall Fine
music was rendered. and during the
dance light refreshments were served.
A large number Of young people were
present
Mr.. and Mrs. Pred Morgan will en-
terrain az cards tonight at their home
on West Mercer street
The orptee Club meets tomorrow
afternoon al the home Of Miss Dag
gan. corner Of Pike street and Seventh
avenue. MisA puggan viii give a iaik
on her trip abroad. and 10 make u
more vivid she will Illustrate with
strreepticon views
The Fraserhai Brothsrhooa have is
sued invitations for dancing party 20
be given Wednesday evening, April a.
In the Carpenters Union building on
Fourth avenue. Every effort will be
made TO make this ball a great sue
cess.
The dance given by the Fratsrnal
Aid Society ON Tuesday nisht In
Ranhs's hall proved 20 be q success
fal affair. The hall was prsttiiy deco
rated for the occasion. Wasnsr's or.
chsstra furnished the music. and u
was q late hour before the wood time
came 20 an end.
The Midnight-Adleu Club entertained
a large number % friends At a dancing
party IN LlttIss han on Tuesday
night. The srair was ore % thu pref.
test ever sivsn by this club.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. ooodwin gave a
card party Tuesday evening at their
home. al Minor avenue. TbeFs were
ten tables After cards we're played a
dainty luncheon was served
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
THE BLIND
GODDESS
With Equal Polse the Scales
Before Her Balance Pun
ishment and Crime

The county commissioner sold yes.
terday 10 sheriff Wells OF Skastl
county. for tl5, the acafrold on which
Nordatrom and S.ht0n were hung
The scarfold has been IN the attic
OF the courthouse since last August
The HkhEit county sheriff was
anxious TO secure II for the execu.
ton OF Hamilton, who was convicted
VI the murder OF u. NJ. Woodbury.
an attorney 81 Anacoftss. In 1898
Sentence Of death In 60 be pronoune.
ed on the criminal tomorrow.
King county no longer needs it'
scaffold, an all persons condemned
"a death are 10 be hanged al the pen
itentiary.
The county commissioners ysster.
day created two new precincts. one
u TO be taken from part OF Black
Diamond, 10 be called Lawson, and
Leary from a part Of Webster.
Petitions were filad asking that a
new precinct he created to Include
the racstTack south Of the city. "a
be called Fair Ground. and FOR one
a. be taken from Redmond and Mon.
ahau.
The supreme court has sustained
The verdict ~ the superior court In
the case 81 J. A. HoHhor. the young
Tacoma lawyer who wac convicted
OF smbczxiinE $4,000 from ~ @. Tor.
rance. "A wealthy Kiondiker.
Hnshor has been out on bail while
bis case was pending IN the supreme
court, but gave himself up "a the
sheriff when the remlttitur cAma
down Yesterday. Ills sentence h one
Year In the county Jail.
VIM. Dryden. who " charged with
assaultins u. J Thomas with Intent
u XII. is 60 be- tried before Judrc
eFitln this afternoon.
In ihs auditors once today war.
rants issued on current expense.
were tii,ass.li For road and bridge
fund h.fip.ei. ana FOR ruads. "a. s0s,
Judge Tallman signed the Judg
men' and decree todmz ca the caHs
% Samuel Corbett W. Civil Service
commission.
~ pordy. who was charged with
Grand larceny. was nncd so and coafa
today by Judge Grimm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
MAI. LIPPlNC0TT
DIES BY ACCIDENT

Major a. T.. Lippincott, an old
time railroad and hotel man, well
known in this city and Alaska. died
at Providence hospital yesterday az
ter brief illness OF a complication
OF diseases.
He was IS years Of age and al
though In straitened circumstances
at the time Of his death, had once
been wealthy. He was IN 1893 man
agsr OF the ~. A. r. and n. Co. q
hotel at st. Michael and in 1909
manager Of the Hunter saloon at
Nome. He was a Mason, a union
veteran OF the civil war and a MEM
Der Of sesttls Aerie No. i, Fratsrnal
Order Of Eagles.
The funeral viii be held under the
auspices Of the Eagles. The re-
mains are now at the morRue " the
Collins, Sherman, Foley Co.
haJ. Hppincott came here from
Chicago. He has a brother In Lin
coin, Neb.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
DIRECTORY OUT

The Sunset Telephone Company
yesterday began the distributor Of
its new telephone directory. con-
signment OF the new books having
arrived from San Francisco on the
last steamer.
A. e. Sands. local manager Of the
Sunset company. said today that the
company has been working on the
new directory for the past two
months and now that the books are
IN press all PATRONS Of the company
viii get new directories within the
next 10 days. Today the company
Is making n few changes in phone
numbers In several office buildings
Of the city to conform TO the new
directory.
There are over 5000 subscribers
IN the city" said Mr. Sands, and
that with the subscribers IN adjacent
towns runs the list up 10 1900"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
DIES IN HOSPITAL

Martin ounderaon. who was ar.
rested by city Detectives Adams and
Lane a. nm insane man April 10,
died nt Providence hospital yester-
day IL has developed that Gundsr-
uon was not insane but wandering
about IN a dclirious condition. Ito
was found IN the northern part of
the city and Was FIRST brought to the
city jail, but later IA the dav taken
90 the county courthouse. The next
morning h. was removed 10 Ptuvi.
dcnce hospital, whore Il was aHeer-
tained that h. had typhoid fever. lie
died yesterday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
DIVORCE

May Belle Rideout filed divorce
suit today against her husband Con-
rad Rideout 10 the coiOrsd Demo-
cratic politician who was formerly
a partner OF the Arm Of Hawkins 4
Ridsout. He married the dusk May
Belle In 1855. and took her and her
daughter 10 South Africa, where he
has established mission. Mrs.
Ridsout didn't like South Africa. or
South Africans either. SO came bask
to Seattle, leaving her daughter with
Conrad- acting as his stenographer.
She asks for ths divorce on grounds
Of non-support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
FEARS FOR The
old YOSEMITE

Fears are entertained Of the safety
OF the old Chilean bark Yosemite.
which sailed from Puget sound Tor
caiiao. Peru with a cargo ~ wheat
iSs days ago. Her arrival has not been
reported yet The Yosemite Is well
known on the Sound. She IL a small
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
COLLISION WITH
TELEGRAPH POLE

An alarm OF FIRE was turned In
from Second avenue southland Wash
tnsson street at . o'clock this after
noon While answering the call,
hose wagon No. collldsd with a
telegraph pole at Second avenue
south and Main street. No ons was
hurt and the wagon Is but slightly
injured. Ths alarm was sent in on
account OF n chimney fire. There
was no damage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
ROANOKE ARRIVES

The big four-mas,ed ship Roanoke
crcpt up TO the Yesier dock in the
embrace of two tugs shortly after I
o'clock this afternoon. She n In
deed a monster. The dock fairly
trembled 49, she rubbed against II.
She win take on her cargo OF %. 600
cases Of salmon there Nearly a
thousand people watched her tie up
10 the dock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
SHIPS COLLIDE

The steamers Meteor Of the Globe
Navigation Co. and the City OF Pueb-
la OF the Pacific Coast line, bumped
together at the Northern Pacific
docks at Tacoma Tuesday. The Me-
teor stove In the after end OF the
Puebla's house and broke two plates
In her iron bulwsrk. No one was
injured. The accident VIII delay the
calling OF the Puebla for San Fran
disco from the 18th until the 22d inst
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
A Valuable Cargo

The British ship olsnmArk. Capt
johnson. goes 70 sea today. bound for
Liverpool She carries cargo ~ ~ %.
cases Of canned salmon. valued at
no,aL snd asl sacks Of wheat.
valued az a. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
ACCUSED

Minnie Cruel. a young woman who
has recently been employed as a do
rnestic by Mrs. Grace u. Stevens %
aiS Seventh avenue, was arrested
late this afternoon on = warrant
charging her with the theft OF a
number Of valuable diamonds.
The complaint was filed by Mrs.
Stevens. from whom the Jewels are
alleged 10 have been stolen. De-
tective Rarbee arrested the woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
TALK WITH
GOVERNOR

OLYMPIA, Wash. April IF. w.
Thayer. chief of the department OF
agriculture. ana Charles NJ, Reeves.
secretary of the committee on legis-
lation Of the ST. Louis exposition.
and Secretary Meikle OF the Seattle
Chamber OF Commerce conferred
with Governor Mcbride about the
states representation az the exposi-
ton today,
ingness 20 assist IN the matter in
every way possible. The proposed
convention OF representatives OF the
trade organizations OF the state viii
probably be held In Olympia within
the next 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
SHOULD Be A
GOOD FIGHT
Kelley and hoqe Will Be al Ger.
mania Tonight

The only boxing contest that will
BE- pulled on In Seattle this season
between biz men wtii be the one
scheduled for this evening between
TOMMY Kelley and fiob Hodge at
GermAnis hall Hodge u practically
a dark horse. but IL touted as com
Ing man. he comes from a mining
town M the country and the con.
tingent from that district appear 20
have lots Of money to put back u
their fayorite. Although compare.
lively new man. this is not the
trrt time that Hodge has donncf the
mits He has fought several bat.
tisr. and has aiwaya proved his
metfis
There are those. and NOT a few
either, who say that Tommy Rsiiiey
u coming champion IN the middle
weight class. He Ia n young man,
without n bad habit. and IN perfect
physical condition. He II built like a
Hercules and has tho strength % an
on. During his training here he hha
also demonstrated that he i@ clever
The contestants will be in the ring
promptly az . o'clock tonight, ready
for the mill. Everything has been
put In readiness for the contest BY
the managers. who promise an excel
lent exhibition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
WILL BUILD
A new ROAD

FpRNIaI 70 IH9 mar,
NORTH YAKIMA, April lit h
announced today that Eastern cap
italists viii build an electric railroad
from Yakima 90 HuunyHide. 10 be- IN
operation by June 1. 1908. Later other
roads will be built Into the various
valleys adjacent 10 this city by the
same company,
Forest Superintendent Shelter to-
day decided not 20 allow stock on the
Ahsnnum range on account Of frics
ton between the sheep ana cattle.
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
TEACHERS
PROGRAM

NORTH BEND. Wash. April H.
The King County Teachers Assoc
citation meeting that n to be held
April 10 in this city has arranged the
following program
school Law OF washington--J. n.
Hanna.
Teachers Associations ~ Bessie
Klaus
True Discipline Mrs L. Ciar'a.
Correct Language floy Totten.
Recitation rlana-M. q. HaTtfanft
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
REPORT
DENIED

The reported withdrawal 81 the
Painters union from the Building
Trades council h denied by mem
bers % the building Trades council
and the Painters union. The vote
on the proposition failed 10 show the
constitutional two thirds majority
ana thnre the matter ends
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
Frances skipped

Frances Palmer. n fugitive from
Denver Colo. WAS arrested here by
Detective Lee lRrbee last night
The arrest WAS made upon informa
ton received from the Denver chief
of police, The woman was indicted
90 the charge Of stealing 1915. She
then Jumped her bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
SENTENCE

WHATCOM. April i5.--John II,
Wright, attorney for Alfred Hautl-
ton. the murderer Of u. NJ. Wood
bury. arrived here today 10 be pres
ent at the sentencing Of Hamilton.
which occurs tomorrow. ~. stated In
an interview that another move
would be made. Although Mr..
Wright would not state what the
move would be IL was evident from
his statement that an attempt wiz
be made TO secure a ury on an In
sanity plea II Il expected Hamil-
ton wiil be brought here tonight.
Death sentence has been passed on
him twice before.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
DECISION
ON BOOKS

OLYMPIA. Wash. April 1.-THE
superior court OF Thurston county
has handed down a decision In the
school hook suit by the westland
Publishing Company TO compel the
Olympia school district 20 use no
books but those contracted Tor by
the state board.
The decision IL adverse To- the
westland company. This II one 81
the suits brought 10 test the validity
OF the contracts. 10 will be taken TO
the supreme court at once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
SRUT-OFF

Water viii be shut off tomorrow
on Columbia street between Seventh
avenue and Ninth avenue, from 3
a. IN. until IL noon. 20 make water
pine connections
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
SECRETARY DIES

SPRINGFIELD. April llama.
Miller. secretary 81 the grand lodge Of
Illinois odd Fellows. died this morn.
inE Of congestion ~ the brain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Furniture IN G room not for sale,
cheap, good sewing machine inelud
% Nat for rent. reasonable. good
location. walking distance. j. J.
Miller, 1874 LIST ave. &C.,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
HOME CAMP DANCE

Home Camp s.. w. .. w. will
give a dance at Ranks hall tonight,
Extensive preparations have been
made. and q good time Ia assured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

lsc HANDKERcHIEFs 2 fort
Women's Extra Fine ou.l,s
HwiaH Muslin and camh,ts
Handkerchiefs. plain heugtlsrs
"a ana embroidered cornefs: sIso
lace trimmed. worth i0e, IT.
and isc. on sale from D mi I,
Friday 1T z for b..
Sc RIBBON. lie.
Fancy LOuisine Ribbons xt,.
self coiored designs, very anss.
quality. guaranteed all pure m
inches wide. worth ssc ana -
viii be priced Friday from n
II at lie.
TOILET WARE.
Plain White Wash Bowls 49,
Pitchers; from . ul u AZ n.
pam t0c.
only one pair 70 a cusforns,
Plain Whfe Chambers; on a..
from tlll u AZ each zse
WOMEN's BICYCLE ef,r-.
sl.os.
Women's Bicycle Suits of g,.x
and Brown Mixed chevlot gss.
ing, and small invisible ehses.
Jacket coat style. short back VIZ,
closed or rolled front; skirt ~
back and regular length. 4 llraIs.
ed number In the lot ana ssrw
have sold at 1915: your ehoIr.
Friday from . tili II at sla
cHILDREN's 500 CAPS ATE
Children's White Lawn Can.
made and trimmed In vsrIsss
ways: good variety worth ~
and ti.O0. your pick tornorro~
from . til II a. 2sc.
zsc SIDE COMBS, ia.
Side Combs. ali flnished ,e@,s
best quality. regular prices a.
and ztc the pair: Sale rr,ce frorn
. 10 ~ Friday a. lie.
$50 Rack COMBS, %.
Back Combs, extra quality with
high, straight back. aigays sojS
for 2sc; on sale from 8 10 u ID.
morrow at SC.
5sc HAIR BRUSHES. sk.
Regular Zee Hair Brash>~
solid rosewood backs, an rur.
bristles; here tomorrow frou
tili " at zsc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

BOYS LONG PANTS. ssc.
Boys' Long Pants, sizes 10 20 II
years. value 81 %. on sale tomor-
row from 8 10 ~ AT Sc.
I6c cREToNHE, &C.
27-ln. Cretonne. a new line Just
unpacked. % new. patterns 70
choose from. selling everywhere
at Zoe; tomorrow from 3 70 IL al
6lze.
Coo CORDED SILK. soc.
Best Quality Kobe Corded Wash
HlikR, regularly selling At Zoe;
from 3 10 " tomorrow at BIC.
1900 BED SPREADS. tlss.
Heavy Miichellne BED Spreads,
beautiful MarseiiieA patterns.
fun Kize and trimmed ready for
use. a good value al 500; on sale
from 20 ~ Friday a. slss.
izhc TURKISH TOKELs. si-2c.
Good Quality Unbleached
Turkish Towels. size ~ 20
70 inches, regular price l2iAc. on
sale from 3 % ~ Friday at l-Sc.
&C. APRON GINsHAAs. &C.
MHl Ends Of Apron Cinghams,
20 10 yard lengths. ell colOrs
and check. worth Sc yard. from
tlll u Friday at SIC.
INK. Sc BOTTLE.
Thomas Black Ink. cylinder
stand. regular price &c: special
from . 90 ~ AT the bottle Sc.
WOMEN's SLIPPERS, &c.
Womcn's SOC Serge slippers, on
sale tomorrow from . til IL at
the pair 25c.
RUBIFOAM. I5c.
Rubifoam for the teeth, &c
size: from TIN y al I5c.
Limited quantity 70 each GUS
toner.
&c FLORIDA WATER. lie.
Regular &c bottles OF Florida
Water or Bay Rum. will be on
cred Friday from 8 tin II at lie.
MEMS ti.7b SHIRTS AT ssc.
Several lines % Mems Shirts
from the Cheney stock. tomor-
row Mt sc, instead OF us the
regular value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

iron vessel n 76s tons. measuring ~
feet On length by 81 beam and IL
owned at NalpaFnino.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

IL what we offer you. We have cor
rected eye defects continuously for
the past IS years. We grind ali
glasses fitted by us In our own shop
and guarantee them perfect Chill
dren's eyes a speciality. Glasses. t.0s
and up.
sCHuCHARD OPTICAL CO.
Eye Specialists.
1907 Second Avenue. Seattle.
(Next 10 Stone. Fisher a. Isone'a)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Furniture in room fiat for sale.
cheap. Good sewing machine in
Guided. Flat for rent. reasonable.
Good location. walking Distance ].
J. Miller, 172i list ave. .. 1.
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Social Dance.

Remember. Home Camp Degree
Team dance. Thursday. April ~.
Secure invitations Of committee. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17
JURY DISAGREES

J. n. Barker and W. G. Hawks.
two magnetic heaiers. were tried In
Justice Cams court this morning
before n jury on the charge OF
vagrancy. The jury went out at II
O'Clock. They returned at 3 o'clock
and reported that the Jury disagreed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Dunlap. real estate. 81 Union block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Fletcher a Carpenter. realty bar
gains only. -.
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Go to Spinning for bicycle repairs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

Rsichsrt Bros. pianos. ITO Union.
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Grocery Co.
Incorporated.
la20-i2g1 and ave. Phone. Main
1851.

Friday Specials
OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-04-17

ipN fltASH MAI llROE.
A large lot OF remnants IN n few
patterns. quantities from
yards TO 80 yards, taking the
entire quantity in each piece.
per yard ..................,& Dc
CHINA AND JAPANESE MAT
TINGs.
80 remnants OF from TO ~ yards,
all grades from ibc 10 30c per
yard values; remnant price. per
COCOA AND NAPERE MAT
TTNGS.
Also n number Of small remnants
Of from 2 to 10 yards. 5bc and
60c goods, at, per square yard
.s.sss.ts ss.ssss. 'sss.sss.- .buc
MITRE RUGS.
Another fine lot OF "a Mltre Rugs.
all nicely made and sized, each
3ox60 Wool Smyrna Rugs. each
ss.4st++s ssssfsts ss..ssss = .bV
3Ox60 Jute Smyrna Rugs, each
.s..ssss .t+....s.s.s ...s...s SDc
Brussels Crown Jewell Carpet
Sweeper .,.,..., .,....,.Rl.7b
>~~-~-~~~~~~~~~~~-~,~~~
FREDERICK
naaapf gTE Mi
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05
The Butler" Opened.

Tonopah can boast of palatial
saloon, The Butler, Elliott & Madi-
gan proprietors. The bar is master
work of art, the cost price being
sl70O. There is not resort in Ne
vada that can compare with The But
Ter. The building is well constructed
and rebounds credit to Madison &
Kuck, the lightning contractors
Two of the best mixologists on the
coast are employed, Mr.. A.W. Briggs
of Nome and Mr. Thomas Aubury of
Randsburg. That both are very
popular is one assurance that The
Butler is to become u favorite
house, Both the proprietors are
well known in Nevada, and are also
popular with the people Only first
class goods of the standard brands
will be dispensed.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-07-05


Harry Ramsey and wife are in
Reno.
The cellar having cemented walls
of beer bottles is in the rear of the
Two Jacks saloon.
There is over 1000 tons of freight
for Tonopah at Sodaville and Cande
laria No teams to haul it.
The wonder" case has been set
tied The defendant is released from
all claims for rent, damages and
costs.
Shareholders of Tonopah stock here
refuse $l5 per share for their hold
ings, They know good thing when
they see it.
There are fifteen cars loaded with
lumber at the Candelaria depot for
Tonopah merchants, and about
eighteen cars of merchandise, lumber
and machinery at Sodaville. No
teams for transportation, is the
cause of this accumulation of freight