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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30

Thursdays Winnemucca Silver State
says ANY statement that John
Sparks. the nominee for Governor, is a
gold Democrat is without foundation.
He will stand squarely upon the silver
principles of both parties. II is con-
ceded that no will make a strong and
popular candidate"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30
WANTED.

Medical Journal desires a representative In
this locality. Permanent employment. Sal.
airy aud commission. Address 154 East 70,
New York City.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30
BORN.

At Ogden. Utah, August 8, 1902. to the
wife of J.. A. Ferraro of Palisade. Eureka
county, Nevada, Q daughter.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30

Major John III. Dennis has returned to
Reno from San Francisco much improved
in health.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30
HAY FOR SALE,

A fine quality of Hay of this years E. L
P. Hay Ranch crop is for sale. The Hay is
baled and will be delivered in carload lots at
the depot in Eureka at s16 per ton.
PAUL LANE.
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NEW TO-DAY.
County Convention

Notice is hereby given that ct a meeting Of
the Republican County Central Committee Of
Eureka county, Nevada, held in Eureka IN
Monday evening. August Is, 1s02, pursuant
to notice duly published, il was resolved. that
9 Republican County Convention be held In
Eureka on
Saturday. September 20, 1902,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the pur.
pose of nominating candidates for county
offices. to be voted for at the election to be
held on the 4th Of November next, the choos-
ing of the County Central Committee for the
coming two years, and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come before 1t.
The officers to be chosen at that time are az
follows:
One Senator,
Two Assembly men,
One Sheriff,
One Assessor,
One Clerk and Treasurer,
One Recorder and Auditor,
One District Attorney,
One County Commissioner Qong term),
One County Commissioner lshort termL
One Justice Of the Peace for each district,
One Constable for each district.
The different precincts Of the county shall
be entitled to representation as follows:
PRECINCT. DELEGATES.
EUREKA IL
RUDY Hill. D
uarrison.. o
DeoWaWe. D
faliSade. .......... D
Mineral hill. 8
Diamond Valley 2
prospect. s
-
1t was further resolved that the Primaries
be held in all the precincts on Saturday, Sep
TENDER 6, between the hours Of l and 6 o'clock
?. NJ, and the members of the County Central
Committee are hereby instructed to appoint
the Judges and Clerks and designate the poll.
ing places for the Primaries 10 their respect.
i've precincts.
I. q. G. WHITMoRz, Chairman.
H. G. BREMESKAMPF, Secretary.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30
THE FUSION
STATE TICKET.

Francis G. Newlands for United
States Senator.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-08-30

John Sparks of Washoe County
for Governor.
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NEW TODAY.
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t-lng SOM" - that mystery which be-
loug- tu ~kv and -a
Nl'u a wet wind Il,wz over the Sudden
gra-s % moves h'a.uv. not In the glad
'rluh'irg hIlluW~ e high llue days. and
lis lruu" ir rr'tt swailrs. like tangled
'uIr seen Through tho dowuJour II 10
illrr,d into 4 smooth liuuid surface. -
That The dav seems douhly vet. a. II tho
'ulllug water siuud IA even distribution
over al tho iicii-
With the coming Z clear skies and hoe
SUNS after the rain the promo grass slowly
ri.r-. giving forth IcIruh tho touch of
-uu aud wind delicious odoru,
suggestive" II mlA -'il warm from the
uJ,i'r and honey just from th" hive.
Tho ColoTS, too, ar frv-honed by tho
rair u" moses ~ thu ~ou,Cropping rocks
ar" green With an M Nprys-iblc richness,
and wherever pluugh,i land interyenes
b"'VoSu the fields & grass. m" warm brown
Of mother oarth gladden. the eye and links
a." suburbs with the oldest industry al man.
Beneath the early morning light. when
birds and heast= are spurttng In security
among fields and trees, the grass SCENE
still 70 retain within it, depth a lingering
touch Of the mystery which takes possess
sion 10 IN" earth in the silent small hours
and again h-rIeath the late twilight Of the
expiring summer day II catches strange,
cold lights from ~" UPPER heavens, and
moving s'ftly beneath the evening hreeze,'
sugg~sts IN" gloom 81 the ocean at the
COniug Of the dusk
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SUMNER and MAInIMOEY.
4 STtTISTH a. " NJ ~ Of THE
TFFErT az O>F ~ THE OTHER.

pre-, mi That the uuta.rt.ts The Turn Ou,
Engagement Jokr. by the
tale ARE ,inr WIN the trrator. .f th.
Nethrr-in-i.a~ LEGEND az Interest
10 the summer ,.iri. the summer Man
and the Troubled Parents OF both.
A. ut.lai- tim" II !esS- - w. 1ot..!
ms,li'rn" ainAEac- SAY, book cut for jok,~
about the m eIgagrm"ut They
fall INTO the ofhcc- Of all editors II funny
columns by tho halo. They ara of all
shades 81 vii and stupidity. They ar.
all basssi upon the hypothesis that the
Young Woman NJ tho summer resort and
the young man NJ tn" summer resort con.
tract to enter into m%atrimony with the
definite Intention on the part 81 ore or the
other. or both. tu hr,ak the contract at the
close Il the vacation season.
IL ~ maniie-tiy difficult Ia attain ac~
curst" statistics 20 show cunciusively to
what extent the Woodworking and hard.
", rk'.i humori-i> ua-" their gil - on fact,
tradition or Ilr" Imagination. Tho-o
WIN suffer most Nv 'hr repatriation II
such Jr>t- ara f'fbrg IN. Joke makers
nor the Joke reader, uut the editors, who
have to throw away 'cn such paragraphs
for every ono IL the COUNTLESS Thousands
which they print. Ard one II the-" editors
Elections when h. realized how uUch q
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tn" latter Is a charming ....g fur the
sNy PONCE. coats -y m.sf Eu',
They are extremely smart N... ...- .iuiuc
AMI q heavy lhr" collar N.ft Ia--''u' .,'Tl"
frog. Il zane color iu ,h' oN.. 'a-'"uiug
'A' front liz" DOTTED ha -'. o., sl-D
u~-i for lining short I.,l-' GOATS
S'"l'-uiIr'd collars az auntlcr !"atur"
Of N" coats a.i ar" mad" v.rv stunning
IN whit" linen and lr-h laHr ,.wlIr"l
on" very pretty ,.a' uf pnu.e' shown
N 'ur arg llu-fra'Inu. ha- ar Iu~ 'un
Of hl"' la," down i.. .,H.." .. 49,. I.i.S.
oa esther side of 'uo iron. auy .Iud Go.
49, y'- E.a,k -uh - d, .H fl" 'lHt'
rig,u under the arms, aud 'H, I.r.',' D.
joined over thI- with uu" land "a '"uri
Wfl a fancy hu,tuu Au.tr.I urur ,lah-
D'a'r model - mad with e ui,.~' l-,,u,"
800 gray mohair and trimmed wit hl1.S
N'.'.' ami CRAM gulpur'
H. y, 'ar,fa forms at n'l.r v.aI, hn'j
v'h pub -,a aui finished wtl i'a'k la.
AL ,ulnuu fnl.> - 90, 'gu" ,.i'r
ia black tar.,t u Nid" tI'a- edged with
"a" Tow of narrow iiI,a velvet r.'"n
ts t'" r"N' garment Wi'h ',.'f g naNy
Crc,u lcr
T.r O. .vr.mrr 'N,ul.E ,.s' 81. can l'
r,.lrs mu'h Ir,''fcr than I.iti'd 'hH"h
tuls "a With ul,hu- anil 't,v Tic bght
ovt.rd ,an,tas also makc very attractive
cDaIs iyg 10th Afternoon and ,Nvulus AID
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will h. left unfinished. =, f,r a. IN" a.
rangrmeut bv ruuiu- Is concerned. until
after they are let. and thou oumulrtgd.
according to m" desires ~ the tenants
Tn" ~ the building torrm"n went up 20
the tvcntir'h fluor The other dtV when
thera wa- "A gale Of wind blowing amt tested
the structure 10y hra"ng his Oack against
one 81 the columns. ~" u'Turted that Their"
was not the least tracc OF sWayiug. only
n very slight tnpmor
This building -tid tho foreman. will
stand any wind that ever blows Their
Is special construction for just that purpu-'
md the whole building 1, vind-braCd with
heavy gir,icr- from foundation t. roof.
II IL ever goes over II will go all In ono piece.
You can't break ur l-nd it
The exterior wall ara exposed 10 the
wind ON the Fifth Avenue side l. Si.CD
square feet and on the Broadway side ahout
80 .0Oo. On the rweutv-second stree end
the hase Of the triangle. which v but 81
feet long. the area u the outer wall Is IS 90
suuam feet.
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Tor wear with Thin summer gowns, ana
spmc II thr-.' are IN SIZE not much less
than a kImuro
Embroidered hl'iS,n Il another material
fur the thin coats. one Of which II shown
In the ,argo illustration trimmssi with lace.
ami ornaments II chime silk iu'"rlacySi with
black velvet ribbon
Irish Lace j. charming in -" coat falling
a little trlow The hip-. fms 81 with ac-
contemplated friIl- - clifton The ,lorysS
arr usually flowing ru -.yi-'u - ir 'h" .r ~
bishop ~tyl" with tIrrt-i.t,k GUYS 81 SAX
n" E,npIt- effect L. -ltu''in'S carried
ou, with a surt -carf around 49," Nl-t ur a
nt,cl hand Il hrucadci -ik fa-t'r,,i with
two ~ three very larg. aYd Wy 81, gait
buttons 4 velvet band "mtr .Irr,,i iu
colors and silver threat is ale. very Eject
i've, and you 49, 'hi~ very W.. .%1rr',i uu'
or a long gray silk coat cut rr Err.r" style,
sporting a large -l'cN" after ''v ,i.a'-'
mode.
Bourdillon lac" IN = deep 'oru Shade
and ia bold design forms One .f 's" really
~.rviceahle lac" coats ia '~l~-.-Iuar'or
sleeves with chls. fuil- T'.-. It's" AL,
lao coats. d, lined with oLifur or tafc'A
m1u~-'lino. which j. ais vary 'N.r
Mu-' u-.fll ar" ~" long lust coats. ~
they arr called. oi 'rru 'aH'tt. VIII uu" .r
two circular nouuc,- a. the hem an -'lf.h.d
bands for the finish uue mode. IN This
variety had tucked l"Il-,harcd s,.-.y"-
widening into w. shaped friIl- and a fnI.,d
caIc collar overlail With h"ay, lace u' x
Actly tho same color
Handsome buttons are a grca, fna'ur"
Of these garments, h.' q Won cannot afford
a." silk or lac-. iuv'-, Iu one e whit" TX
gloria with cream Lace IN 'ho ull.ur and a
long looped bow ~ black velvet rillrn IN
front, answering the IErIa'-' ui buttons
Coat Innings ar" a great feature and yuu
s@' polka dotted fuular 1, ana ul'lstn "m-
bToidered with polka dots e un-r-i.t g..ur-
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xsg-msnt srord- no grounds for tbs iok.
W~ritefis tndict m-ut. though II vss alto
s-,her barren - result and Inevitably
arked f-srmaneurN
,.Ts agISs,, N.I ! 4 sss,s.
exceptionally s-tats. met Nf D a. . dinnsr
~ Shich there werv four sirls and but tso
Young men ptr=-nt. ard th~rs a. ron-id-
efabls quiet rNtlrN among the YOUNG womsn
Miss 4 tosard tho olu-r Of tho dinner waz
ob-srN 81 To have vompl.tsly ab-ofb--d "a
h"r,"u ~" h,,'nton 81 ~, pih.t s,fl.
her frot tu ls lay under cover OF ih- tahl"
cloth tnsnsrm"nt continued rnul one
NJ her father head yk'rk. h-san coming
'rT-t i~t'~ -~-~ tHN<~~tEf ".~o~-
Nr Eug cement announced three Nrsk-
after br. king 90 The Engagement With Mr. 2
Family saN" out that thi- rr~sssyu"ut
had l"-u pend IA for tNo Year, aud had
niIv u.~u Put on for q httl" vile bN th"
Ssiacg, q NJ /: sE,iG ies' ,p,d. 'dsr,iHs
-russ But the head clerk va- sen, Ia
lnsltnd To- svt evidence iu a ,as" Whtgh
occupied all hi time from August, 60 lat"
O,toh~r Young woman sine" married to
son 90 father, senior partner
1le-, Two cases seem To tear out the
Joke manufacturers In every u"tail IL IL
auit" apparent that the young woman
had all the characteristics commonly attn
u,ed To- Im"n srT nrins q x."ns woman
only pursue her frivolous tent under cover
- al eng. "'W"nt.
In case . II IL quite apparent that tho
young MAJ was willing {" have the engage
msnt remain permanent, though there II
no evidence, 10 show that he was heart
broken when II did not There is no evi-
drnce whatever To show that the Young
woman regarded the eng cement as any,
thing else but an ease to her conscience
and that 81 the none too strict chapcrunes
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coioR SoHrur or Tnr rIrLDs
Aspects OF the Srburie In sunshine aud In
shower.

Not grcru alpu" are OBJ" bread urIa,Hi l
arcas # o." mortimer -ghIll-. luf .. o. .Iy
color. ami ~.r-,iiy" ~ water q. '", y.ft-
ing mu...- ,l tl" suburban afmu.rI rfc
aud XIV
Wh.rr ~. grass has i,vu m,w-I -"
s,ubblv fields a." Of u i'a Uuli.uu.N
ligii green. hu' Wh'I' % Ias t-,n suffered
g. stand the heii- VA wuN.LE surface
IN which green ming wttH o." .'i,l ".-
warm r,yiuI,l purp." q ,"rt.u grass i.--
SOM. viii 80" witt, If 'al.''.. r' GO ,
lavender Il 10" '!m.tuy i"aI 'lu 'r.E|f
puip'r e 49,. clover ard -pf rrI- arU I.i|a
reds %! a 'ar'tN 81 IIlr'-
Wher" o~u'cr'rIIug rsk break 'Ho
waves II flowing g't-.. ''" n"''1f- aT' r,'
alone o." grtN 1t ih" tar f''I I-.' ana
the bfighi gi-u e "~ Wn--Hl -Irir.'r
but IA" ~ag" r''-'u e -'ir' l''''~ Wf N.
dun. lafk yufp." col u'''It vH. I"'H'1i
n warm stain ~ pdti-l brown Nt'f, %
traN' ~ iron ,sClr-
Whrr- W." hcli 10 '-'g'.i viii wu,s q
the buuuiit. wall u! fpItg" u'f-'I'. vH'
dark green l"lN'- # uak 'hi 'tW N'N
the cream whit" 90 chestnut iN'r-'fu.
tho hlu' ~ "u g an OCCASIONAL i". .'1
the ,"lV"'y green q f'' .'s'.r " h'
arr thu a. tu'Nial-'lb.' '''.'N' 'H Pee
eve. wh.'f"r ~ 'i- re- -' q am ,.H-
81 -hinm''iuc auo fNIuNtar i."..f.
cIuuIlr>- skIt- ar' IHi.g N.
T.n-a'h a l,srirg -sy 'Nc rrl- grove
fold~ and lawns ftN" on = s'flIu. 90
dafk ~ go. ard ''r iI~'"frla'r" OF ..w UL.-
l-tw'-'n earth AMI .sN o. attended N."
curious and g..ig' ~. '"'''. of ,
Tho Vices .taN~ MT am 'f'F .'
Ia. uu-NI.-trl msui"-lN.u pre- Of o. "a
II - a." -lmr 'lmv u' t.u -U. '.
mo'iorl'-s il' 'I'-t De- ut" .' . .. .n
evening rkisp ana cain N'af o. JlsI II'
waters II the has, River ,lu" lru- ~, o.
fields secia 10 have cartht tor the tame
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But tie tahula'od results - iS9 summer
engagement, covering instances ~ all
gra,r- 81 breeding H'I worldly prosperity
hay" brought uUt .omr Interesting aud
apparently tvp.,al ,s-S. In setting them
furh h'r" a. uIN -IDiHI.s dr~"rlc Their
cas"S 'u COT vent Du- 81 their brethren. 10"
giving &C t~'ii-'al" descriptions 'udanC"rins
"a" Identification ot th" Isr-uu- studied
IL avoided and tie mIud 81 Ma. student ~ left
'l'ar"r l.I Old AID UhiIus'i h,c reasoning
Id" ID" tHii supplied.
,1." At Newport M \. u. daughter
Of Wv N-aI,t, rYau Ju,r ~ duqt,d
from tnrw.usfur al 4 slightly roman.
o. turn 60 mud. Iu" l.sg,IN 10 'nutts
e" q. r s,. ana ,st",Ss ,GTm ol be-,
iu'I,H'ut. ~'u,nG-HIV- iuf NUMEROUS Young
men - Ngi" Nj Z. son Of o. vonan not
h't-'li, uu' hiu~'ll . good ."'Nds. da~hlns
Young uIflI NIfU iAv rpt"a' tirf 81 NN.lg
I,th'r luN41ou,,r IN utn"' words, D." had
family AMI rot much h"~.du-, 'N''lt q 'it'lr
of wealthy lu'plds vb" entertained him more
ur les ellg.| l." I4s' uf ~" 'aUtlN It,.
lus.ou ih,t IN" I,Iug woman Wa~ mildly
lHI" ESPECIALLY. aU over Ingenious family
encouraged th" ur'-'r," 81 Nh 4. N''h The
cnur'"f-ifrItaut Nv, ,usH ~" I'D mover passed
q ,u,!"s" entrance rN1ulrat.'u Result On
,'hu''~l l' tu' -"". tF 'N'i'i l"T"NH' 81
tHr %''H'ftf iI-- 90. I'' uuf q woman ~"
'igt-"U 'l' No. ufuH'I alter ruiN" iiN'
weeks 81 ilfuilN strife. H",nu-'' N" N,uug
mans mother ,lWr uu ." F".u tu The cam
Ial.U Hrd ly l'r -'r'Turu-r'-~, forced
enlightenment on the uf -uI li~tt'tt'd Miss
I1i- ,u-n - iu,l.,t'd under IA" ,lasSi'
hrAtiuu 81 summer engagements t--'au-''
u wuuld never Ia" ts'u '''u'faCi"i hid
NOT "a, uIIslrtuuf E- ui 'nv recreation
Sna-rr tlrHvr 90" twu together ll' turgk-
NE ui ti" engagement wa tu"Ntiabi'
lh"pr vac NO question &c the sincerity 81
buth iaril'- iu contracting M" "ugasvms nj,
Ia tuus ta-tau,v, then, tie 81 iiI"f ,E-
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lu.k Tor ~ChalsrpUr- ~ summer rsofts
tt4r a does not snow No young woman
o. tbs case certainly meant business Hui
endangered a ~Is1-ifiuu VN'"h D." had don"
much :" uh'aiu aud which PROMISED him a
great future. and which. thanks TO- 'h" Tar
4 p ''riu'-- and tact of uI- employer, j.
-ri. pi-.n 90 hIW
,.~ 3 In tie ,Ii,rd,, ,ar.,.
u.u, i Of yIi" CO., y. Nyrk ,"nf"'
m .,,.t.. .r ,..,r u. =.
I'D Of, 49,. it.r .,... uar ter o., ..r..
B.. fourth n''N OF "' ~'.lH '''
lev, A., in Nv Scr, Nr.uG-f B.. Tow
g. "a g., W., IT, 1l,'.d
y. human r'. s.u," may veil vh'tu'r
either ur both individuals a. pa" inrlpi'u =
II j. value. - except az arordius ,h" widest
Nr'' fur Tp'u.p'nnr
Cas-. ~ lors Hranch. Ni-s l.. n daush-
w. IT. a GT;.,s' lt's'irn, "t.sM ~,
IN. Obey" '"vn Do" hsd been i"''rth'd -
-.'I"' n.E.i'r 'rr 90. I4-' 80, var Hl'
v..a- h.'pr, Nj Enlargement az
r|oIn,ri = week alter nor arrival ,N"i yet
>. '~,.,l., 80, =. ~. ',I" Too. nR ..ur-".
though Do. utsi' rU,. hat 90 ~ No.. piu-p-,-
~" ja'h'f '.t" 'I..M ,.
80. a.. 90, ,..rI- nee. # IA. situation
I., 60. y.,,,y ,.... The .pgag, m,nt
....,.- I.v.y,- %. Law, IT,, p N,rv r.a'ly
$50. e.. Dr.. ,rI..- MA Ir.r,.f
.I..Hr ,y rH,. .t. .'r.r .,- vlin' she out
,G....r ia. IF .ur.rr.r '.r''. nd T. IT, typical
80. , a, s.|.g ~'Ir.y-Ty. Il tie
tqa 49,. r.,....E
90. AZ ,..t..H U,rl Ni-- 2 st.rHr-
r.ll.r VI . ..' .r 'Eu .I'' hv wealthy
u,rH''- fn .f"iN FL 'N 81" lI "hat'l.H" ,'''
Dos .uInr. 'N'. f e. ...'S' j."
gage ''' "''
y" ,"itfu'h' 'N'I' 'N'' 'I'H ''T H"''H'
"" -lIl"Il TIT. D. III
',r. " r.I trI.I''r = a
W,-t.ru ~.rat.r ur ? FH. s"'.ius ht-
rr,,t.'. tr.. Co.. E'lua t.tiug q -Har'
tri hurried '..H' i' r'u"hi IN
bounced 1'r n''.'' .'I' Jung vow IN
'li"''I'N - MIMI IA
'
Nm ''l u.., r.rr,I ,,.. a,l A..
~. 60, ,-.. ,,.,y siuular M
linking all fHa .l,'- together u vii y"
sY,,r,., indictments iusi exactly what
'N.y D.. r,iI ~ .,N'i.uE ,.-. u ia" llry
itk" On frequent hH' .' "F DIT '''''"' "
-ult q "ug = m"I o.. contract q n'h" sum
u', g.. r,,rr,. = fhr fcV
Th"rr d, 100 such v'll-Nnrn tool o. th" III,
Of th. professional numuusr a. that With
NIL ~ .,,,,- La, assaults on IA, mother
iu-law Most men l"'" ih''f "lN"s mothers
SufuC few gYr.l vum'u hiN" nnih'f- Nh"
could not H., iDNtHi iv an earthly SAM bui
So. l,,.,r -,r.ut- =. Which one 20 these ia
si'uc'-. create "'rr'hl" uh'i'"H's snfN
- a.. man % no 81. l',SI AZ IN. end ~ the
:" 'h' man VIZ p, > h,s au,,"t
summer Na'"l.'h Nv y II "H" haN ""'N''i
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THE War NM STRi.
Large Increase La Product OF chicago aud
Kansas t1ty Decrease OF New Works.

NAsuNoToS. july The census Bureau
TODAY issued a report un 10" ~~lauRht"'iug
and m"at-fa"king Industry IN The United
states IN 1871 which shows o capital ~
slNy, 49,, .ot invested ia tho e2I establish
rurnts engaged n ,hr industry. The value
II products l. returned at s;s5. 5d2 49,. To-
procure which involved nn outlay Of sio,-
l?3.2l7 Tor salaries Il oni.i,s. ,lr-k-. g..
81. 'j7,ota for wages. s2,.odJ.i,2 fpr mis-
expenses and sJ>J, 5s3.j7i Tor
crtal used
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th~y arr somcttne. trmmei with velvet
ribbon In tsuHl- AROUND N. edEr.
Ipr dt-t ci"aha black anil whits check~I
-ilks arr u-sd 10 -o're extent. hut nothin
a d" tsttrr flrfhaf Yurpu-. than uona-.
a. b. 10 du-' color. wfrv ,n texture andouo
aud Ilra-aH' 90 wear
However. travelling op,t, an, male 81
s,k cunvas in shade II gray viilpu' any
lining Tbs ktnd q coat 10 usually platrsi
either iu h'N plan. two iu The la.k and
thrr' in front, ur len sido pluts all lr,Und
o." t.ud-l in lsir" color b. made ia l-pt
plat, with a -'arf e black -ilk run through
under OBJ" rlai:s arut,nd the shoulder. ana
arru-, tho hl-t, vhcrc it ends la a ru-.ttc
Knot With scarf ends. n" widc collar l. q
black -ilk covered with crrum lace.
Black and whitr aN,,~-uric- with the
Iongrc are extremely smar and especially
80 for the oats
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leading state IN 18th $50 and ION Re
tween "a" two Ger su- wears kau~i- adj
vangei from third Vla. " '' s"ruDd. New
NnfA dropped from .ri pls," GO fourth,
Nebraska advanced from fourth O. third,
Indiana u",uI ed d"h place in h.'h wears,
Iowa fell from -lv'r - rigl'N. Mass.
'hg-"''- advanced fr.u. r xhiA 'o seventh,
AMI California fr.n tNIr'r-nrn 'u eleventh.
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In 1870 10 order = -" l",d'"g states
va Illinois. kau.i.. Nebraska \'N N"rN'
Indltrl. Missouri, M.--r.tus.tts. Iowa.
I-,r.ylNu"ls. Ohio, California. We" J"f-
s.y and Nl-H.rsiu.
The .,..r" r' New York e Is ! f-r '"r'
In ~" 'a'u" q rrodurt. aud b. New ''i''N
Of q Ivr cent shows t'lt 'a' N'-l"fh
dressed mra' r- supplying much ~ 'hc d"-
mard ''n' wac form rrly f.lci hv '.' Eastern
drr-ssi arf.."
\ comparative SUMMARY e tho" c't"-
that lr 'H" sA.V"i u production q" il"
Va D" Of sl.-re0 and over shows that
ihr produce oi Chicago aipr" rrn hest a
,l.Y" q go 81 ptp 'p lls". ur 20 i'r cont
Of ~" total 'aH" 100 fIr United a''- "a
gain In two Yeats e sa2.p?l 81, ur 20 ler
cent IT," uun'ar f.-rnNli.hWc' -'"ad-
ilv l"cra.'s', fo.'f = from - In i'~n 20 81
In l,rl and 80 BIZ. l," Kansas city stood
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.,c,ud M value Of Irrdu,t- IA 10" gaming
during the dcrad, S. sOo.5-a or "s Ter
c,.ut
4 ihr twelfth orr-u- New YORK ~
thorough 90 MANHATTAN al IN" hT"nA'
stood fourth 900 value of products, "
n d,,loa-c tv'v,ru $50 sud 10" u WI
as aiS BrouLlyu "a 'hv lam" time ich on
o. s0o. 20, Jcr-.y Cty and Newark also
show a decrease.
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thin WRAPS OF LACE OR SILK.
IERi PRETTY rms tFtR avn
IARIID BfiOND P~RIIEDFNT.
nanEe Of Nodrs . rem noisres te i.eaE
coat. To- ~uit o, cry Figure Elaborate
Decorations Z srfui Dust t1oak,
Handsome uuttUn. Feature.

Wonderfully. u not '"ArfI1v ma.lr ar
a.. -vt-uu- wraps and coats lh"y vary
4. vuni prevalent 20 ~ extent. midwest,
% .st might seem the limit - human In
,.l..uu II ~ we're NOV Tor The marvellous
ingenuity - 'h" artist, ~hp design uur
garments
,~ur.uuruS change Is he orlcr Of their
L..ls aui w. have t without end 90 this
d-,aftun-ut ~ ih every other The very
Rar'~-t thing irr dress is ~" lac" coat IN
Sfther black or white, heavy or tim, A. YOU
lie while a, 80 form th"rc i ~ definite
lin
From hulerus To- the Ion grst coat there
f. . range e modes To- suit every >'yi" %
ns!r. TIE loose t~hn,~Jusr'cr l"rE'.
saciue finished with nr without clifton
frils on the edge Is most GENERALLY popular
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iRssssTS6S Tot s., prosrn ons year amer
dale Gee. .sttt.... ttss'ff. .''''''''''
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1902-10-18
MIR. SUMNII1RFIELD.

\ Carson paper, which had been
keeping tab on the entire legislative
proceedings, at the close of the last
session said
Mr.. Sol NJ Summerlield of Es
meralda county is another Republi-
can who has stood solid for decent
legislation and against the political
Schemers. He has absolutely refused
to be swerved from right, and his
earnest voice has often been heard in
protestation against fake legislation.
ESmeruIda county in Mr.. Summer.
field sent one of the very best mem
bers of the twentieth session, and she
will make no mistake by returning
him as often as he will accept the
duties he so ably filled,
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BRAINS AND INFLUENCE.

The San Francisco Nation pays
this tribute to Hon, Thomas r. Haw-
ley, the Republican candidate for
United States Senator from Nevada:
II Judge Hawley be elected as
United States Senator from Nevada,
the state will honor itsel' in honorng
him be is one of the grand figures
Of the coast, man of the most gen
crous instincts, Il splendid type Of
the grand old pioneer who blazed the
way and did first great work TO
make this country what it is to-day.
He is now in the very prime of his
powers, with a we'll trained legal
mind, a knowledge complete and of
the highest value to the coast, and
such a man in Washington would be
Of great power for good there. He
has brains and influence, and it would
be labor of love to him to serve
this coast No man is capable of
doing greater work than he, for
beyond his ability, his industry, is the
great fact that he is regarded with
high esteem by the best men in his
party, the dominant party to-day in
the Union