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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13
3. e d b i te[.

SD fpru9 Bel gleaper unb garton
por unD fruste an, mas i9 nit ben
bier 5iinfpfunDzRoten, tpelhe ber8rief
entbalten bate, begtnne iollte.
g1nr Der 6erer, fnel6er midi in bus
6otel gebra9t bate, mar CUR 3eit i'm
Bureau untpeIenb. g.s f9ien mir,
baB btes 6err Clearer, Der erite She'll
9aber, mar.
Ils er bOrte, mas mid bergefiibrt
6atte, begann er Su laden.
oWas sic bauit tbun ioaen? Nun,
f9enten Sic bus 9elb meg, fperfen Sic
es TN ben 5luB, ooer geben Sic es
mir"
3Dgernb itanb i1 ba. W}eine Gage
I9ien min immer pertpidelter su tper7
ben, uno i9 bate Dus unbe6agli9e
8efiibl, boB ienes @tipas, tpelhes
ssSames Soutbam 6Dren ioIIte, nur
ettpas 9D9ft ltnungenebmes iein
fOnnte. Sd entI9loB MIDI baber au
elmer 4usIpra9e nit 6errn glsaber.
rWer ,iit Duncan 9otbpslI, Serr
Gleaber2 SIT Dies biellei9t Sbr Silent,
fir tDelhen sic 6anbeln9"
9err GleaDer nabm Elm 'Stiid pus
pier aur 9anb unb 5eriB es ms9az
Mild in lauter tlsine @treifen. Mnitatt
meine Jruge gu beanttporten, itente ct
mir bic 8egenfrage:
.Warum ipD1en sic bas tpifIen?"
sWeil Der 8rief, Der bic 8dnfnpten
entbielt, nit bieiem Halnen unter5sidz i
net lit. 0a i9 nun fsinen Msnlden
biefes Namens femme, m09te ih tpobl
tpiifen, lper Duncan Hutbtpsu it,"
r0aben sic ettpas pagesen, tpenn
i4 Ginii6t in ben beipuBten 8rief
ne6ne2"
nRein, id babe bur9aus nidts ba@
gegen," nnb 10 las er benielben gang
bur6.
.Wenn id Sbnen einen Rat6 se6en
barf, 9err 9outbam, mDAte ih eShnen
empfeblen, Sbre freilicb ridt gan3
unnotibirte Neugierbe 3u 3iigeln unb
rubig ben 2uuf Der Dnse ab3ufpurz
ten"
,Nber, inein 1err, spie Tsiht iiF es
m0gEih, buB ib mid an zines an6eren
5tene befinbe urb gar 1liht ber @es
funte bin. Damit min ih niht stfpa
IaQen, baB mein Rame niht Sames
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13
4. & a b / tel.


,gor flint Weinutsn bate Der Mdnn
nod 9elebt," lautete Der MuSipru4
oss ar5tes. oSein a0rpsr tit mod
gan3 tparm."
rMih on6lidsnb, fragte er bieruuf:
vMas tpiiTen sic BON Der Sd9e|
rss62 9tdtsl Sd ertpartete etnen
8eIutb; 6a bieIer iid Deripdtete, stns
ib binuus, I'm gu ieben, Of mod ims
mer niemanb fdme. 8eim 8etreteH
bes 6ausflurss fab i9 biefen Mtdnn
6ier ar1 8obsn liege1t."
Der Srsmbe tpur mittleripetle tn
bas tleine 3immer i'm GrbgsI9oB ges
brad. lporben. Muber bem MrSt, etnem
iungen Monne nit ernItsm, dber
freunbliGem 9eit9t, nno mir mar
nod Elm goli5eizSnfpettor unb Elm an'
berer 8samter, Der bic Sbiir betpu4te,
anipeIen1. 2lu9 sSrau Barnes unD
bas 0ienitmGbden, betbe in Der SIDE
bes Ramtns fiBeno, befunben it9 I'M
3tmmer.
Na9bem i9 Dem Mr3t sednttportet
fdtte, berbOrts mid Der polI5etsSn
ipeftor.
rWas baben Sic 6enn ba an Sbrer
6dnb9"
eS9 belt linn metne 6anb bin unS
Iagte: r8lut! @s lit bas 8lut biefes
unsliidliden Mannes. Qls i9 ibn uuf
benz 8oDen liegen fdb, ba9te ih als
erf, er tpdre betrurlfen DDer DbnmG6e
ttg. S9 legte metne 6anb auf feline
@6ulter, nit Der atbii6t. i'm, tpenu
m0sli9, 81 ermuntern. 0ubei enta
bedte i6, bdB fein &od naB mar, unD
als id n1eine sS9aab, Die id fddsnelI
3uriid3os, nd6er anIab, enfbedte ich
8lut an berielben. Da tpuBte in foz
fort, baB bier nur Elm 8erbreden osrs
iibt ietn fonnte."
Mdn bate ben SDbten duf ben Slid
gelegt. 2eBterer mar Elm gut Stiid 5u
fura fir Die 2dnse bes aDrpers, 10
baB bic SiiBe iiber bic aunte hera61
binsen. Ser auf mp5teriDle Weiie
Wernngliidte mar lpirtli9 Elm auBers
geiDDbnli9 itdrfer Wtann; Defenders
ietn &opf mar bon gang enormem ltnt@
range. Muf feinem 59eitel befanc
it9 ni4t Elm einaises 9aar mebr, tpabz
renb fein @sii6t BON einen iipptsen,
ettpas rDtbli9en gadenbart umrabmt
tpurbe. Gr trug einen f9nar5en
SnArod unD on ben 9GnDen ihluarSe
GtaeebanOi6ubs. Sn ieinem g5emi-
lett funfelte Elm sroBer unb, foipsit itb
beurt6eilen fonnte, iebr ipertbbouer
Brilliant. gine i4pere, solbene &ette
bing bon ieiner Meite berab.
(5ortfebnng folst.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13

Sin puar glimmenbe Roblen Bat
Sober IN fi4, es fon1nlt arur barauf an,
oh Elm Wtno oasn tommt, Der Re ans
fadt.
MsanGe Menidenpartitur flingt
nur barum 70 fdledt, neil Tie nit
fali9en SAlMffeln geleIen tpirb.
y X
Selbit bte Mabrbsit tann snr 2uge
berbrebt tperben burh ben Son unb
bas @eliat, NIT benz Sernanb fie auss
fpriht.
Sn ct. Soiepb, Weo, 5sleibisten
Wliliafolbaten cine iunge Dame, bic
our9 bas Eager fhritt, urb adt babon
ipurben BON benz 8egleiter Der Dame
au 8oben gefdlagen. 5pIbaten, bic
sSrauen belefbigsn unb bunn o9t bon
Ginem pernl0belt tperben, {neineit rlidt
Diel 5li DerIpreheu, ipenn iie tDirtlih
einmal oebrauat irerbsn fpIten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13

faler, snD fem @e{s6E Tag 70 bidt
duf Der 5dmsle, SaB ih mid iplIls
berie, tpie Ct In bisIsr Gage Su utbnrer
pernrDhte. @ein rehtes Nrm lag irs
ter i6m, III elmer Mrt, baB man ibn
fir gebrodeR 9altsn tonnte. Der
Mann nlsBr msbr als bstrunten fein.
MahrThsiat;G mar er III eirem Qlna
fa1 bon Rrdnpfen ooer oersleihen
bingeItiirst. Mit einem mir garl5 nnz
erfIdrliden @efiibl bes Wioeritrebens
trat id nod nGber an ibn beran, I'm
ibm, tpenn naDs[i9, Silfe su leiftsn.
lleber i'm sebeust, legte ih metne
0anb atf Ieine Smulter; poQ 9hred
sog i6 1ie ober fofort tpieber surid.
benn i1 fiiblte, buB bes Wdnnes Wod
fsuht mar. Mas fonnte bds fetn2
Sd betradtete lneine 9anb - nit
@ntTeben fab ih, baB fie rptb eefdrbt
mar. @pIl 9rauien fprang ih in bic
SDbe. ,Silfe, gu Siffe, 5rau 8arnes!"
ihrie ib, 10 laut i4 es Dermodts.
sSrau Barnes unb bas 9ausmdbhers
famen gtei95eitig herbeiseitiirst.
usSrau garnes," fagte th, nod im@
mer meme ausgefredte Rehte anltarz
renb, i6 CLAUDE, ibus 1T bus Wert
eines WeDrbers."
ugines MeDrbers9 8arnlber5iger
gott! germutben sic ettpa, bab er ss
getban bat9"
Sd fab fie an, unb ipenn i6 audi
iebr gut tpuBte, tpen Tie meinte, lteB
t9 tbre SSrage bod unbeanttportet.
rSattt uller nuBloien 8emiibungen
pollen mir Iieber CUR Poltoei nno 81
einen Mr3te iehiden."
Sds Wfdb9en erfaBte am i4neqFsn
ben Sinn meiner MDrte llno fagte:
SD lpeiB, baB ein 4r5t eeseniiber
BON uns pobnt; i4 Aole thn 1ofort
5erbei." go am
Satn Slid par SsrIelbe ba'beim.
un6 in Nnbetraht bes Drtn9enben
SaQes erIdten er foFort, Sat- 3ugleth
nit inn trat aud Elm Pol3etbsamter
in 8egleitung mebrerer unoerer IN Oas
6aus. !
2eBtere i6GoiIen oor alen ben anz
gren3enben She'll ber 5traBe db, od
fi9 bereits eine neugiertge Msnl1ens
nenge por bem 6dufe 81 iammeln be-
gann. 9as ganae 8ebduoe puroe lI1s
ter itrenge 8etpa6ung geIteat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13


Iig lseren Nuum befanb. Cine Meile
tonnte ih taum Mfbem Ih0pfen ober
mid beipegen; audi fonnte i9 mir nibt
ertlGren, ipD nein Mednn 1ingetommen
feig monte. Mie i6 in bieIer 9tunbe
ben Wutb geipDnnen babe, bic 5reppe
tpieber binauf5ufteisen, lit mir nod
bsute Elm HGtbIel. Qls ih pben uns
fam, funb ih meinsn Maann feit ieblus
fenb IN feinenl 8ett npr."
ngntiaulOieen sic metne 6rase,
Sruu Barnes, aber 6aben Sic piels
leidt nod cine @rinnernn9 ouran.
mas Sic an Nberb Dor iener Na9t
genoifen batten2 8ieIeiht lsiben Sic
an 4lpbriiden."
rIlpbriidena 2dherlicb! Oas mar
ia MIR bus erte Mal, baB i1 t9m ge>
folgt BIN. Sd babe ibn Iettoem unz
ausgelebt bepa9t unb berauseefunz
ben, baB er INNER in Der benz Sreitag
pordusgebenben 8adt i'm S9iafe um@
bergina Die Sreppe hinubitieg llnb
iene f9redli9e 5anb onglpBte."
$50 tneit1eH Sic, baB es bet Tim
nit Oiefem Sage eine beIonbere 8ez
panotniB 6dbe?"
n0us ipeiB i9 ni9t! @as tpeiB id
nber irgenb Elm anberer MenI9 iibers
buupt barber su fagen9 Baden Sic
niGt iiber mid, naein 9err. sic benz
fen, i9 lei eine Rdrrin pber eine Sig
nerin. Rein, sic ToQsn DteIe 9uno
ielb1t ieben unb mir idgen, mas Sic
bGbpn balten. SD min fie Sbnen oetz
gen, unb penn itb ben 8e6dlter in
Stiide iblagen miiBte."
IsSn bo9iter Nufregung Dur9I4ritt
iie ben Baum. Sd er6ob mid, um
jbr ben 3ugang gum 'S9reibtif9 fret
5ugeben. Sic 3og einen tIeiner 8eutel
aus ibrer SaIhe unb entnabm benz
ielben stnige 94lIffel. -.esseaz>'s
uGr bat tt1ettte S4tiiIel; er bra9te
MIDI uu9 ba3u, ite abm gu geben.
DAB i9 iie aber Ooppelt beIaB, tpuBte
er ntdt. @s gef9a6 fs6r ielten, baB
er uusging; Denn er mo6te tpD6l trtf>
tigen @runb baben, ii9 niAt aQ5uDiel
81 5etgen; ipenn er aber etnn1al aus
gesangen mar, 10 begab i9 mid iofort
bterber, i9loB MIDI sin unb perIu9te
INNER lpieOer, bic 5eber an Dem be-
puBten &aifen gu finben. 0abei bate
i'd INNER ben @eeanfen, bab in BENT
iefben mod irgenD etipas anDeres lie
gen ipiiroe. mas i'd ni9t geleben bate.
SEPT a6er min t1 ben eSn6alt senau
tennen lernen, foIte es, mas es tpDlle. :"
8ei bieien lebtsn @ortert 5os lie bic
aluppe bes 59reibtti9es berunter,
pobur9 cine 4n5ubl 99ub[aben, 1pz
tuie Elm in Der Wlttte beftnblt9es Su9
ii9tbar tpurbe. aoum batte ite lebtez
res uufgei9loi1en, ais tie einen gellen>
ben 59rei ausitteB.
rSie lit fort!" it06nts fie.
Sd trat an tbrs Seite. rBas TT
fort9"
Sic tponbte mir i6r oor Sared
entfelltes, lpa9sbleihes @eit1t su
nnD rfef NIT teu9enoer, 9dn3llM ners
dnberter 5tinme: n0te 8aHette! Sc
itern 46enD itunb lie nod bier an
ibrem Blube. DIS er fortgegangen
par, fab td nad, ob er ite ettpa mitz
genpmmen bdtte, fanO iie uber nod
bier por unp f9loB ben S9reibtila
ab tpie INNER"
plOBIid ergriff iie meinen Mrm,
Driidte benIelben NIT elmer 8ruft, oeren
i4 tie nt9t fir fd6ig gebalten Adtte,
nnD fliiiterte mir ins Sbr:
n@r muB in OieIer Ra6t ipie elm
Oteb rgetommen iein, I'm tie 5a
bolen. 8ieqei9t 1T er du9 in bieiem
4ugenblid bier irgenbpo psritedt. 3,
mein 9ptt!"
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q. SsortieBung.)

~
.,Nein nihts berartiges. Wte fonlz
men 5ie auf biefe 8ermutbnng? sic
niiiTen freilin beifer ipiffen ols ih,
mas scsbr Wtann auf Dem 8etptiien
bat. 2tus ieinem gan5en Benebmen
EiBt fich nur 5hlteBen, oaB er trttttge
G)riinbe bat, bic poli5ei gu fiir9ten,
benn taum bate id abnun9slos bteie
@euBerung setbon, lpel9e pieaei9t Ell
ner poliseili6en Sorm dbnlid bieb,
ols er aud fcbon Die uaf benz Slide
fte9enbt syla19e ergriff uno mid pte
etn Mdbniinnissr bdmit nieberi4lng."
.Gr fGhluQ Sic bamtt nteber?" Sas
0sfidt Der 6rau puros ai4FabI. SD
fab, oaB lie Mtiibe bate, ft4 aufre9t
Su erbalten.
.9appn 1agten Ste mir ia aber fetn
g8ort, dIs i'd geTtern abeno ins 3tms
mer trat."
,ccSH mar 70 unfd9ig gum 9enten
unb fait pon 5innen burh Die Sc
lpd(ttbut Sybre5 Mannes, DAB th iiber=
bdupt faum MDrte fanD. sSh ndhm
mir nur por, bis gum o1toern 1tor9en
gu tparten uno oonn NIT t9m op5n7
rehnert.
nSte idgen mir Die Wabr9ettE
rSdtpobl!" 49,,
SO ipar ote Bdbrps1t, nur patfe 1@
i6r ntAt dles geiagt.
Die 5rau Wtrthtn 1dten Senl!g 9ez
bort su baben, Oenn gleth Darauf oer@
iteB lie MIDI, obne ,3tpe'efl ipen19 efz
lttdtert burh oas 1oebsn gefuprfe @e1
fprdh.
@m anbern Wtpr9el1 erfpd2te l9
nit ben befttgiten SopFlHmer3en, lpte
es ni4t anoers gu erlpdrten mar, SO
fa9lte mid torperIth uno get1tt9 IN
hentbar fdledteitsr 8erfdnung, ais
tn gum 5rttbfud htnunter9tn9. ,,.
0tesmal beolente 'nl9 EN- Ufao@
d)en. 4ls lie mir oaS Jru9lrld rs'qz
te, lag auf bem prdfsntterbrett et1
8rtef nit Der Mnflhrttt: g9errn 5az
mes Soutbam." Die 5rage oes
Mtdo9ens, Oh oerleloe fur nllp le1,
beidbet1b, nobm th ods S1retben an
MIDI unb Dffnete oas eonDert 1oglelg.
Gs entbielt elmer bsi9rtebnen Srtet@
bogeu unb cine stpeite glnluge.
Der Brief lautete fol9enOermdBen:
Wertber 9err!
5oeben erbielt i'd Elm Selsgramm1
bon Gleaper uno Carton. Durd toels
dies mir sSbre NDreHe betannt fpuroe.
oyef beetle mid, .ssS6nen barauf iofort
Al 5hreiben. Q(ugenblidli9 lebr fart
befhdftfqt. bpffe i'd, binnen tur3eu,
5oateItens in eiirttden sdaen, IelbIt bei
s6rer opraufpreben. Seute nur Ioz
a;af hos main Regnh fir sic BON
orasere s 9orthsf( fpin miro, Q(ls cine
Sch,pnG, @arnnfie fir ueine gBorte
b;tts ~ rio bsmtiop Gintooe hetrohten
.,an ,' ss,,a6,nsr, s,r ~, rnoi(pn e5ip haben
80 a''s'y"tsa m s.s;;st., e. asr,, IN h;n cshr
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1903-08-13

. - .]N-DS 01~~-I <ST@f N'to @t'sSsss"t'|
lieB ii9 bliden. SD tpartete bis gegen
einbalb Elm 1lbr unp begab mid bnnn
btnaus, nit Der uasuen ssSbee, llah3uz
feben, Of benn nod INNER g2iemanb
BON Der StraBs Der auf bas 6aus au>
gef9ritten fGme. Der 5ausflur mar
nun Elm enssr OurAgang, beHen Sbiir
our StrdBe Dffen Hanb.
gu meinem grItaunen lag Elm
damn auf Der Sdtpelle Der Saustbiir,
bas 8eli1t na1 llnten uno bic ssiiBe
in bas 5aus 9ineingeriatet. Maein
erFer @ebunte mar, iofort 3ebrt 3u
MAIDEN; benn id ba9te nur an bas
etne, baB Der 9err Barnes ober ssumes
5outbum Dber tpie Der ge6etmntBbolle
@atte meiner Mirtbin fonit nod bei@
Ben modte, gum betmifden Serb Snz
riidgefebrt lei, ni9t nur auf ettpas
'uniideren SiiBen, fonbern serabe3u
iinnlos betrunten. Na9oem in inbeB
ben am 8oben 2iegenben ettpas aez
nauer bstra9tet baite, fam i9 alImd6e
lt6 ol Der llsber3eugung, baB bas
ni6t bet Weunn fem fonnte, Der mid
bier 3uerit als &ellner bebient unb
Oann auf feline 9lrt nit Der sSlaide
trattirt bate. SD bemerfte, baB bieisr
Diel grDBer mar; audi 6atte fi1 fein
5ut beim Jallen perf6oben, 10 baB ih
einen 39eil feines tublen Ropfes isben
fonnte. Mfs ib 10 itunb llnb ben
Mdnn betrantete, beIhlih mid Elm
hDhit unbebagIides @efiibl. ct lag
10 auffallenb ftin unb In elmer 10 unz
natiirliden poiition. @r ipar In ieiz
ner gan3en @htpers ib Iub, baB es
Elm unseuDhnIih ftdrfer, frGftiger
Wann lpar platt auf bic 9ruit ges
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
For Over Sixty Years

MS. MInsIow 5 soothing syrup has
been used by millions of mothers for
taeir children while ~teething. II dis
turbed al night and broken of youI
rest by a SICK child suffering and
cling with pain of Cutting Teeth
send al once and get a bottle Of Mrs
NInslow's Soothing Syrup" for chill
dren teething. X will relieve the poo,
little sufferer immediately. DEPEND
upon II. mothers there is no mistake
about IL. II cures Diarrhoea. regu
lates the Stomach and Bowels, cures
Wind CCiie. softens the Gums, reduces
inflammation and gives ton and energy
to the whole system. Mrs. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup" for children
teething is pleasant to the taste and
is the prescription of one Of the old
and hest female physicians in the
United States. Price % cents a bottle
Soil all druggists throughout The
world Be sure anG ask for Mrs
WinslUw's Soothing Syrup"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

n the Fifth Judicial Dist ic. % IT I
the State II Nevada n AID for L. a-
b5lGt County:
In the matter Of the estate eg J47
,e CCbeaga. deceased:
Notice IS he ely given that M4gaa
A tonic de Cob5aga, was on the tb
.ay + september, 1893, duly appo ne
u by order Of said court, adm e.
a.oT of the estate OF Juan O. -a6-
eaga, deceased, aad tLat letter e.
l.n~istration were duly ISSUED Asf-
.1 saiu administrator on lie Aa 81
sepyember, 1905.
All persons hdF.nS AM g+ta
said estate ale hereby aIIecsed am 6
lulied TO ME the same with the ERR
/ said court within forty days fi0t
ne date OF tie nTst publication n
Lis notice.
Da5ed. September 9Th, ISIS.
MIGUEL ANTONIO cOBEAGA.
Administ ator Of the estate o. Ju2
de Cobeaea, deceased. 9-o-iO-
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
New dd

The Nezelda Mining company oper.
ating in Churchill county, will install
a gasoline hoist and pump plant.
The smelter of the Latham proper
ties at Spruce mountain. in ElkC
county will be remodeled and opera.
lions resumed.
A diamond ring lost by the wife
of Harry DeHart in a Reno irrigat-
ing ditch nine months ago was found
by a boy last Tuesday.
Mrs. J.. D. Lothrop, wife of the sen
ior member OF the firm of LothroI
& Davis of Tonopah, died in San
Francisco, Tuesday night as a result
OF an operation.
Colonel Griffith, now unuer arrest
at Los Angeles for shooting his wife,
cut a wide swath as a Spectator in
Eureka, this state, in the early COS,
says the Sentinel.
James Hughes and John Reeves,
who robbed Wintermantel's jewelry
store at Elko, were sentenced to four
years and six months and three years
respectively in the state prison.
The Dispatch says another steam
shovel TO be used in digging the irri-
cation canal has arrived at Wads-
worth. Laborers are arriving daily
and the influence on business is read
lily seen.
John Terrell, who has been visit
ing at the Heidenreich ranch west of
this city, died very suddenly Tuesday
night. He vent to bed in good spirits
and did not complain of being i'll. He
was discovered on the floor early yes
terday morning, death having been
caused by a hemorage of the lungs
appeal.
Articles of incorporation have been
filed with the secretary OF state of
tie "New.an nj company" which pro-
poses TO do a general real estate bust
ness in Reno. The company is capt.
tailed for 5000. The incorporated S
are Francis G. Newlands. John C.
New-ands, o. j. Smith. W. A. Massey.
and N. w. Rolf, of Reno, Nevaua;
James Newlands. ]. P. Martin and J..
NJ Allen. of San Francisco.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
MORE ABOUT THE
RIOT AT ONOPAH
CONTINUED from page II

NCOuJluuCu from page IL
are in Jail charged with murder. The
mob was composed of labor union
men. The miners union as an organ-
ization refused TO take any hand in
the matter of running the Chinese out.
The Chinese consul t~elegraphs to ex-
pend all money necessary to prosecute
and special counsel has been engaged.
The inquest of the Cinnamon killed
will take place tomorrow. The citi-
zens to a man denounce the outrage
and money is being raised by citizens
to prosecute the perpetrators of the
crime.
The Jail is guarded tonight by ten
deputies to see that the prisoners do
escape. There is no danger Of mob
violence. More arrests will take place
tomorrow.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Cured Him.

from the Philippine islands reached
s.. Louis Wednesday. They will be
exhibited at the Worlds fair next
year. They are exceedingly rare spec
linens. having never before been seen
in America. They will be kept in the
exposition green houses this winter
and will be transferred to the con
servatories in the Palace Of Horticul-
ture before the opening on April 80,
1904.
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Worlds Fair News Notes

Spokane county, Washington, has
appropriated 5000 for the collection
of Worlds fair exhibits. The approp-
Ration is contingent upon the city of
Spokane raising a fund of $4,000. City
officials say that they will raise the
sum in a few days.
The Tennessee anthropo,ogy exhibit
al the Worlds fair will contain the
large and valuable collection of Indian
relics owned by Gen. John T. Wilder
to be one of the largest and most val.
liable in the United States.
A rare collection of orchid bulbs
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Viii be Detained

DR.. H. B.. Mcdonald, the dentist,
writes the Silver State that he finds
he will be unavoidably detained in
Paradise until about the 23d of Sep
TENDER. His many customers here
are requested to wait for his coming,
the exact date of which will be an
nounced in a later issue. 1S-tf
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Good Solicitor Wanted

Wanted-A first-class, experienced
newspaper and job-work solicitor;
must be a hustler. Permanent posi-
ton and liberal inducements to right
man. Address Managing Editor Sill
yer State, Winnemucca, New. 9-10tf
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
BuckIen's Arnica SaIve

Has worldwide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve,
lotion, ointment, balm for Cuts, Corns.
Burns, Boi,s, Sores, Felons, Ulcers,
Teter, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Chap
ped Hands, Skin Eruptions; infallible
for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only 25C
at Brown Bros, druggists.
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BILLS REDUCED
Bill of I. j. Bradshaw from $1,000 to
$1,000
Bill of Frank Wilson from s21. 90 to
$500.
Bill of c. e. Robins from Spills to
$1G.15.
Bill of H. F. Fritchen from s5.25 to
$3.50. +
The bill Of E. d. Giroux for $1,000 o
was allowed in the sum of $4,000, the
balance, $4,000. being reserved for
further consideration.
the bill of j. r. Bunch for $3.50
allowed in the sum Of s23.5O. the
balance. $3.50, being reserved for furth-
er consideration.
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DAILY WEATHER REPORT

U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Winnemucca, New, Sept. II. Condi-
tions of the weather for the past "a
hours, ending s p. m. 18th meridian
time. or SOC D. m. local time:
Mean barometer 80 ~
Maximu mtemperatuTe .........79.
Minimum temperature .,.......33.
Mean temperature SO.
Normal temperature ............ go.
Precipitation for "a hours ...... 900
Minimum temperature, Sept. IS. IS.
Tonight and Saturday fair.
McADIE.
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Mr.. Simon says: When l commenc-
ed taking Paine's Celery Compound |
was troubled with a gnawing in my
stomach; appetite was gone, espec-
tally at breakfast and my general
health was broken down. | had not
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18
Would You Believe it?

If James A Garfield were to tel
you, face to face, that you would b
unwise if 0 did not give your son d
business course would you believe
him? Probably you would. And he did
say it with a great deal of emphasis
Who ought 10 know better than he
Atkinson's Nevada Business Institute
Reno. is a reliable and ~up-to-date
school. II.
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Lee SimOnS
General Health Broken Down
21l7 Mills Street. ST. Louis, No, August %, 1903

finished taking the first bottle when
began to improve. / continued taking
Paine's Celery Compound and now fee
as well as ever l did in my life.
am sure Paine's Celery Compound Is
the greatest healthmaker in the
world"
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FOrSaIe
CIerk.

Horse and buggy for safe at a rea
sonable price. Apply to- Mrs. NJ. A
Reed. 14-et
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a Kew fCf o.
COOKING
An6
EATIEsG
APPLES
From GNfhESc's
Ranch
FRED H4UER
BAKER Ax0 c0xFEcTaOxfR
Fearful Odds Against n"
BAkER AS0 ~c0HFEcL0kER

Bedridden, alone and des itu'e au~h'
in brief. was the condition II L =
soldier by name OF J. j. Haveas' W.
sailles. o. For years he was IT uoo4
with Kidney disease and nellie az.
tors nor medicines gave him re e'
Al length he tried Electric Bit er :.
put him on his feet in shot orde -
now he testifes: I'm on tie 10 " .
complete recovery" Best on c'r'D
for Liver and Kidney troubles ahu a.
forms of Stomach and Bowe' 1""
plants. Only soc. Guaranteed "
Brown Bros, druggists.
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Carbon paper Tor copying, in large
sheets or cut to any size desired, a.
no Silver State office. tt
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-09-18

oaDb1t metai t. sale al the SilveI
State Office. Il
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L LAID OVER

BILLS LAID OVER
Bill of P. H. Wolf Tor $41.60.
Bill of ]. M. Thornps on for 1880.
Bill OF Louis Dut.ertr e for $4,000.
Bill of Louis Dutertre for S179.5 5.
Bill OF E. Reinhart & Co., Inc, for
5000.
Bill of H. A. Killabrew for $4,000.
Bill of d. c. Allen for $4,000.
Bill of Sol Schubener for 200.
State of Nevada, County of Humboldt,
SIS.
l. j. t. Dunn, county clerk OF the
county of Humboldt, state of Neada,
and ex- officio clerk of the board of
county commissioners in and for said
county and state, do hereby certify the
foregoing to be a full, true and correct
statement of bills passed, bills, reduc-
ed, bills laid over and bills rejected
by the said board at its meeting held
Tuesday, September Sth, 1903.
In witness wehereof, | ma We hcreunto
SCI my hand and affixed the seal OF
said county this 14th day of September
A. D.. 1903.
]. T. DUNN,
Clerk.