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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

sbeekrd hifa. When Hantaa waH
tHua f aaa o. Hafffaz that she
IuraeI HIfh Hrf auHa rf.
rFEn calls Hr 4 Lac Tor telling fnu
fhal MH Csae Hasu ALL sid abr.
I thuaink the win nay aNu uafzlr
Don't 3ua asF shrthlnG she
a3tr3. as tbs raunx man tuFue1 az
santos aIth = Heuil. Yua are one a.
alfkeI as TIE other. hat there waa a
ginfa whru { thuseAt diffrrs0fiY 90
/ yuu- his character / have always
known az tas tWe evils, ! prefer
o. speak So fnHs
Hat4aY bowed. huH8blY enough.
th14zht bet nag taflass naafliis
at.Y CURED thr more
tIa calls RE a liar. shs nenflns
ue1 - may NHu al niuHa -
have found 6 uul. I admit frHaiG
sad without shame ore must D.
EsIaa 10 the hands ~ false fenaa
lac ~ az FHu Ne#suFsa ia untH-
ag - gaa. heIplaaaneas e uathiuz,
sou must be met eth your osn
araHsns. and 80 { TED T. ny nsfs
extremity o. gain TIE one niisHrshia
advantage within ms rnaeh lie safH
ynu f8uad me ouf hy maktaR ffitasia
attn Mr CaIn. He Hara That ~
cole has besn diHiHN utth YuH ~
fhIa 4erf tuaSi This very Hisht. Aaa
#U fsr che frHfh sauraulea hsa
fhat man that drmab told u faE
ne 10 perfectly trae. sald Ratt-
ray la a lnw voice
sArd paur Mr cole tali yeH that
b. hasw n1thiuE 1f FHur NiNaing
n f1Hnd aut that Be knew his1-
hstsFv nafhiaE after nrsf thinking
.sarpass he had sn1vu1 What
3ouG8 yaB have Gone
Haurav said nothsn9 '
shfttarraH a. pc ti a frrHh clHafFt
rbe rspfain vent on with biz SUP
per- -.
Ashamed - sav'' cried Eva Den.
laau. so yau have aafue shame lEft
am We'll I vii tell pel. Yea
eauIa have murdered him. a. rau
muf 5arai a1 the rest YOU would
I have Killed him iu eHld blood re
nish ano pray tbae you would stii
The young fellow faced her white
! 10 the IIua You have 80 risht -
sav Tint Miss uenisnni hs cried
/ u may b. bad tui. aa J am ready -
answer Ter my aina the crime OF
murder r. not among them.
WEI. If n eth some Satisfaction
I 10 remember that my love never
punished me with such look aa
1 .gas tho Young s4uiras reward fof
this proteatatton
yes YOU are very toueeentf" Hh~
/ began az last. softly You have not
committed murder 80 you say. JET
/ n stand - your credit hy adj means.
/ You have no blood upon your hands
YOU H.y -. that is enough. Not
Won are comparatively innocent !
admit All You have done iH 10 make
| murder easy mr. others % get oiherr
u 10 the dirty work and then
shelter them and share the Enin
en- You need have on your conscience
I is every iife that vas lost with the
I Lady Trrmyn and every soul that
I last itself Tn losing them YOU call
/ that innocence Then Gies me hon
est guilt Give noe the man who SCI
/ fire 20 the shin. and who slts there
| eating his supper he u more ~
man than YOU Give mo the wretch
] who has brat'a men 10 death before
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

ms 80 thareH HHmeihluH great
about monster lHbo fbGI Their.
samsthiuH a. IaatNa. fflH assistant
Ia only uIUIU Msau deHp .oaHlrta
Loud aua hurried iu lts vHbt
IHH aHH deliberate Boo iIs contempt
au this was uttered with s ruftauH
aud abnormal cIHauUugr. which
vaHid have struck ur. loving hHH Co.
Uha ground uH UattfaN Il had
dIHHerolt sffert It, head Hued HH
sHa trared abuae up1H b. until he
uHl hsf flashing eye with that uf Is
uaH very thankful fn take hIH de
Hsrts and something MOTE. and Co
ufue hh WHH least drbulaaHlr Whsu
that last wufi lrft her GpH WHOM
be saw thar % Naa hcp ilHt b.. took
her candle lahe had put it auv o uu
the ancient settle against tho duufl.
and presented II ip her With another
bow And ~ without a Nufd he Tod
her o. the taar opened Il ana bowed
yet iouuiOaa she swept out but stili
without tiuge of meskrfY in the
ohelshHee
Hr uas closing the door after her
when joaquin santos reached a.
HUIahiaiH erteA he. WY lrt her
go We have mot done with her
max NsaANN fA'HH#hNH HiNN q" AHAH
with ua" VAS the stern reply
n does matter tptortrt Hantns
what is mere. she 10 mT step
daughter aud bach she ahall comei"
ahr ls aIre my Visitor and I'm
damned N YOU'RE going ta make
heff"
A instant Santos stood his hack
e. me hla anEHfs working his uesk
f.rsa..ss =.ffE Hf..zf Their a. UHaf e5aaFf
into Cfnaasa across tbs shoulders
ana he Nsa shruFEiuE atm ne he
turned away
Your v~.sttor'" sait he your
vsrsitarf Your weston
narrls laughed outright - ~
raised he Kisss ths hot Young
anuif~ had HIN BY the raiiar and the
vine vas spililBF uu she cloth as
ross cautiously and efrpf book 70 the
nsfh
when rarueH fan oat'" was
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Hundred and


Pianos aHf prgaHa Haw 81 aaf na5rs
fYf 900 - select ffHm H.iHa - f.ff
largest stock tr uHs city, #HI IH.IHaHs
aueH celebrated HHt sell HHHaH maEHs
or 0hi#kafiHr a Some. h'HHHH Hobart
M tabif raaHr D. g. Johnston gY.
and iDakr uIsusa auH I..HHaH affaHs.
The very IHfHH number Uf InHHfu.
ututs aa rafI Is Tive beet .IHH.r tHat
pie Rat fHs uratrat sHiHea f4F rHfif
money aHd tHr m.Ht aafIHfsH.Hr. iH.
affHmrHEH
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ACARGOO GOLD
c9s CSa By E.VVHoRNUNd 81 SO
loo2 fravD>ps eNTrsPsgc AsseeI>reI
NnasFABse tNTrHPslse AsoeeD~r'oA

now aH iueaudesarHt buoy buhbed
among tham oh. tur enough light
and 900 mHHe.
In the hau the HIsh voices were
moro HuHtued. ! heard the captains
.tipaf IauFb My eyes fustsuad Them.
SELVES upon that faint and LOFTY
HEht ami uu my heels afyuehrd
Among the uusfea
1Hy flame mos of. nlatrrHd and
shaHr small hut brilliant uu the very
Hli fau forward uu tip lar, "A
white flake Huurfed o. MS feet /
secured DC ara waited fHf ole word
None came but tho window was soft
ly shut
/ staaa in douut the troashetaus
moonlight all over nae how and once
uare the window opened
.gu quickly
And again % waH shut. nrKt mo-
meut I Nas 3 saliHH eipHr b. the spit
here I bad mHlt. 1 saw within
once mars.
Harris nodded in hla chair Tho
negro had aizapfe f#ttHsy waa
llEaunE "a candle and the furtuE uess
ntodin1 out his hand faf che mateh.
IBID .nu lock the safe. senior
asked Hantas.
tNo. bus 1 will nov
A. 1 opened it / heard door open
within / e0uid hardly lot the latch
down again FOR the sudden trembling
Or my ringers The keY turned noo
hind me ere ! had 20 Yauis start
Thank God there Vas light enough
now l found my way { stood in
the open valley between the aak
plantation aud ny declHte cottage.
and ! kinsed M tiny. twisted note
again and again iu "A uaIr=sam ~
naaafn0 sud ~ inn~naate Joy Then
/ uufoifed Il ana held q 20 ny eyes
n the keen October maahahine.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21

scowa ta the river side Of the power
house and lifted b. belt c0nFrygrs
10 an elevation Of 20 feet above the
street From the buukefs u VIII be
dropped b. gravity to the furnace
dpurH.
The power plant viii have five
great smoke STACKS. zs5 feet high.
A curious feature h. that these
ehimneYa ulu not extend To- the
ground but will be carried on
massive steel pilot forms 80 feet
above the floor ThiH 10 done to save
mueh vniuabie space.
The building issof pleasing afehi-
lecture and VIII De = landmark ip
the great city. The exterior walls
wili be - cut granite up - a certain
level above ahieh 70 will be- built 8f
terra Gotta
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position waa shown In allowing thia
permit ~ frat aa II uaa thought
by residents iU The vicinity 81 the
slaughter hoH=- that IL was not 20
be usra as a harH. but Ha an annex
TO the present slaughter house.
Upon investigation the board
found that the building rsaiiy was
10 be erected for the purpose ~
housing horses and wagons. and aE-
CurdluHiF the permit % built waa
allowed. The fryr HruhH company
vas also granted permit 20 build
a large shed for the accommodation
81 cattle aud sheep
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NEW YORK. oct 2i=rhs great
est power house Ia the world Com
biued power 81 tsa 600 horses haiid-
iuE twice az large a. Madison
square Garden one thauraud toms
~ uani 70 be used every day These
facts Rixe some idea u the plant
which viii supply the 'iuirv. to run
me trains that Viii rush one after
she other through the New fafh
subway wheu DC b. completed
The power house iH nos iu course
~ construction On the Hudson river
az r1fysriahih street iiy the time
II iH completed ard equipped u VIII
have cost g.. 900 680 The great coal
bunker Nhidh iu this ease vii be
constructed Immediately beneath the
tnnf viii have capacity Or IS 90
toms To coal viii be- brought b.
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CHATTER XII
~ afEN HHnfHFar

MA AsAAAt q III itABAHtf4
Rdbbiat in sore haste BY . very
fvtmuipus little hand. with pencil
on ths rysIsaf % same book my
SafiiaFh HtrsEaHs 80 hfiii difficult 60
read. BID we duuhiB - iu the uuan
light. five and forty autuWHa aso
ny sYsaIEht however. wa then
prfhap. the aau4dcrl thina ahaut me
sud On little had aseiuhefsd
eunash 20 Eu~sa correctly IT the
ehuies
You Say Ysu heard sysfYthlnF
Iust nos aud there ia no Time go
further ehrisuaftuUa. ! afH be- the
hands of Williams but uul lliaffsafsi
though thrF ere one 30 bad "a the
aIhHH 1uu s,ll not nud 90 saaY %
rescue me. ! don't So how IL ia 60
80 aaHs Nuu have promised net 20
% aHpfhinH ] aak Tou not 60 Do
ard Z inIuiufa fau uat 90 Tell HHni
nntH yua have seen me aHafn and
heard mere. You might fgst as well
kiu me 80 oaHa hacs nos eth help
fHu afe yea knaN uethinH
fhoHHh ! told them Yuu KNEES ell
And 80 soa HhaH az auaH aH can
80 buu faf nKe minutes face - face
f. ERE nffaHliws ae ualHiua ehHaw
nothing ahra qua see SIS KaIffsYHe
II would have been possible l#sE
HiEhf sHa Be MAJ 10 aeaHH IHmafraft
hiaHI They AID 50 aat Hserf niHat
heH ties can. saraai 1aaaf y ha f.
Iru lH eHarEr. They are uHf uaHI
or 90 Uu 5 ur d II tuay aHa uat
fanaffua HlHht ny candle sssIa b.
eiuas 1a the aiutiaN Re Q shall pos is
p hsu . have finished this Gad ran
ser 20 sindaa from over the naiI
~ lhs uaht 10 tH ffsHf yua naasf
@s5t So furF utii fraEr
thr safe locked ! shall 49, FuH And
aIH Erlse 1ase 10 iaH fne naf f0f q
turn DE has done A before fur q
bottle ~ nlus. esn uanaEa him
fau ! tfasf g. fauf N Fau hfnak
Huuf pramias= bet Yuu usll not
UlHs - fH~fn auHid 90 stnn E4ii me
~ smoke q elEafef. and ths rect ar
HHIrH he thHHah : dare not pHfs
more I3lt uy IRE r. Ia your hands
EVA DENtHoN
suh' beware - fhe auWan Hfslfha
waite shr ia about the warst 81 the
aRra'
5auif haze bafst out crying ln
nay BITTER iassarnf13sre. modification
sid alarm. g. think that her lie
vas fn my hands ard that Il Sc
pended. Hof on That rroHYpt actiau
lshla 5 waH the one course hal
contemplated huf on "a hours %
fezplafF Inactivity
pturvr and difusulty I haf been
prepared % Ease. huf thr task that 7
aaH 80 uas hundfeffati harder
fhaH arF that hHH uhirief through
uy te~gufHK brain To 80 stiii t.
80 nothing - pretend { knew moth
ira an hour ~ lt Nuuld destroy my
ressua and I ~aH iufited o. wait
atf
So my woff ssaa ra-seA. Keep it
must She bnra fhr men, she
muHf know beet anH her life de-
uautef on ms ahsfieHes Obey !
Hust auH u1ssd 20 make q start. !
fatfssei asrr fhH plank that rpannef
the stream and soon I aaN the cot
taEe against she waauiI abv J.
came ur 81 t ! drew hack iu sud
Den fear N WaH sllHht upstairs and
down ard the Eauut strong figure
- The woman UraHhuaifo stood 0uf
as had seen T first fa he doorway
wIth m uEhf showing warmly
through her rank ret hair
Is chat fnH NJ coinr" she efiesi
IN a tone that she % SER II Tor me
yaf through the forced HmiabfilfY
there rang note ~ genuine sur
PRISE She bid been prepared Tor me
never % return 81 alit"
tcanfiuued1
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BARN IN GOOD FAITH

The board Of public works held
an extra saessiua yesterday. and
several matters mrre disposed Of
gif- If the most important decisions
uaa that concerning the application
Of she Ffte- Tffuhn company fof per-
mission 10 erect barn near their
nIamEhter hnuaa InnalIafahie on
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GOFRloHT looA


H1AOHHlH
cole, the narrator leaves a burn
ius ship Off tht Affican coast after
tHituE m love witch Esa HtHIHHu=
Auor floating fnf dave be Il rr#
HtHrt amt carried 60 England. be
lrisiuE tNa. her stepfafher YasauiH
aaHtus. capt UaraIa HHi 40 hands
1sa1. An attempt o. mtds ou bic
Hta Hud Dee hFeHuita acquainted with
Prank HatfraN
40 atfrWpt lz maae on his ufe and
hs h-Haunaz acquainted with PRANK
ltaftta1.
hsttfa1 advises cole to seek quiter
quarters HHd sffrta O. cottage iH lHe
country nsapied bl au OLD yoeplr
tale ase,pIa
tlattfa} does cKeryIhlug lac Die
power q entertain cole. but the lat
trs heH1uea suspicious of hia lauis
lady
While GshinE Cole meets min
iatHt. who warns hlm against RAFT
ra1 ana hts Wild Ways lie leaves
"a ben tiAttfay approaches - Invite
''nie "a dinner at the manor house
cole discusses The wreck with Rat
ua1. who expected To- leatu Wafs.
but r. tisarpHlO 81 relieve,
'ale leaves far homr and ob~eamct
lnst. lie rsfurus and hearing yolers
lpaks IN at the ctHtir window and
sees santos harfia. The uesro and
hatiraN tesvther A. he locks. h.ga.
Nha h ln the power of the Williams.
enters.
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us SECOND AV.
iRNTLEMEN.s TouPEEs

q
nen wearing
hem Made
tfrfat Ia every
staH Ganu-
actHrtnH u aiI
iuda q hair
uasin Cut haif
md ombiuEn
hatZht Or Unads
ap into switches
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B#&F owe K0sNAas Me

discovery n an-
Is pure
S.eocy.
hs discovery hy q
of
With and family 70 l0k fterbeouzs finding
bis ard marvellous substance.
Mine Care studied with husband and had
i@. voch had professor
principles
them $40 q practical
practical The a
mystery
Mine curie esparsatsd pihb'eud
prosuet and revealed Hev things modern scientists.
115eover-
business X
So araHgea D. buy an ne pthbied Bohemia There
s~ss ~aann'y - pitehtsna and the cure falf
- ths Germans aould
Madam caristf
dsvahnz
Suasa of their rights aHsung wider
saniy for women his laboratory enIarEes
field u science a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
Simplex Piano Player

Gene be- aua hear fmH Ha#guf4I pIau
er which De- lHfampArabiF sHHsfI4H 10
ali others tH ease and simplicity -
operation ara iu eisiag correct masir-
~ Interpretation IL dafs rot have fhs
machine qualities that sharaHtefi1s
other players
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Cafe. 1914 Third fuf your merchants.
lunch. dinners. and an kinds OF re-
frnshfurnfa Private dining rooms
asz--. So. .4.H sf~EH 49,
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ELEVEN APPLICANTS
WERE SUCCESSFUL

A meeting Of the civil service com
mission Waa held last zht 1t the
caeiinaiunss headquarters. and the
examinations of applicants f0f posi-
tlanH ~ city firenen we're cune|d.
cred. out nf The 70 Nho were eK-
ahmed nss failed % pass The en-
animation g. yeFg severe ore and
q stringent physical examination
mus, be passed BY the hose men and
drivers.
- a=a=--
paneinF classes Mon ~. eve Port
wilson. nanko halt. private lessons 80
@0=a==-ssa-=s=s=--=
90 TO Spinning. FOR bicycle repairs
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CHAPTER NJ ttouttnura1
II was her uus boz word aIWrd AZ
them all e scented e. ne % fall uhr
a lash an HattHay'a cheek. bringing
tha hlaad To u Ike lightning tut
10 Was hautnA who auatehed Fha
ciGarat frosn hls uuuth and upsno
lfon the drf~uarlea= Etfi IN d tor
roHt Of Portuguese. yellow with
faka, ana a very eindWiil % iean
arms and brown hands "a the terri
fYing apltify ~ hia EesfAalatlaHa
rhrF did not terribly Eva urUiaan
When nAttfay took step towards
the speaker With flashing eyes. be-
Vaa some vurd from Eva that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-10-21
A Complete Line

OF small musical Instruments taking
machine records. etc.
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90 to splnnlns. 'or bicycle repair.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02

We were accosted on the street
by a small boy last evening, who
thus addressed US: "Say, mister,
will you put somethin' in your
paper?" what is it you wish in
serted in the Record, my ladY' we
said in reply. "Well" he said,
some of the boys owe to the school
is a-cut.ing the other fellers out of
their gals" Poor little boy! In
the freshness of his innocent youth
he little knows that getting cut
out of a gal by another fellow is
a sorrow not confined to school
boys alone. He does not dream
that boys of a larger growth know
the deep poignancy OF sitting on
The fence and seeing another Teller
escorting their hearts idol home.
Phoebe Record.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02

Exhibit Your Pro.
ducts.

Already numerous mining men
are arriving in the city from all
over the west anxious to get into
the now famous Tonopah district,
aud it is safe to say that thousands
will go into that section during the
coming season. This being the
cause it behooves tire representa-
tives of the various other mining
camps OF the State to be represent
ed in tire exhibit room of the
Chamber Of Commerce. Nearly
all of those enroute for this 81
Dorado spend a few hours in this
city, and much of that time is
spent in this exhibition room
where they go to get Information
regarding the best route to take,
and many inquire in relation to- the
other camps of the State. Nearly
all the camps are represented, but
the Gazette" is informed that a
much better representation could
be had if the miners only knew
the importance OF the matter and
would lend a helping hand. This
does not apply to the miners alone
but also to the agriculturist, the
fruit growers and in fact all branch
es Of industry Of the State. Don't
fear for q moment that there is a
chance for reproduction, for
there is not, and the moment that
improvements are made surround
ing your property that snt
is the value enhanced, That is the
result in nearly all lines Of bust
ness and particularly SO in mines
and real estate.-Reno Gazette
We have on several occasions
made mention of the fact that
Lander county should be repre-
scented in the building of the
Chamber Of Commerce; and we
have also been asked to try and
secure minerals from The different
mines in this district. If our
miners and prospectors hand in
specimens we will see that they
are forwarded to Reno. Lander
county should be represented in
this building and If the owners oil
mines in this district would use d
little energy, nj doubt the minerals
of this county codld be displayed al
this building as we'll MS those oil
other counties in this Stats.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02
Ef Dorado of the
West

Mighty mountains Of Nevada,
With ravines 80 dark and deep,
And fertile valleys broad and green,
Ger looked by snowcapped peak
The sturdy little evergreen
Cling to the mountain side,
And struggles in its rocky home
To bedeck Nevada's pride.
Thou art great and grand, old
mountains,
Hoary with age and snow,
Resembling once to warriors shout
Tothe moccasined foot OF the foe.
Now yielding rich in golden store
To the miners pick and drill,
Awake! Nevada, let there be
Camp fires on every hill.
Relieve once more the Nations
need,
Pour forth from thy golden
breast,
Changing the name OF the sage
brush State
TO the Ell Dorado of the West.
F. B. LIVINGSTON.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02

Cut tbs out and take it to The
Horton DO. store and get o free sam
pie Of thamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tblets, the best physic. They
cleanse and invigcrate the stomach,
f~mprvodthe appetite and regulate the
bowels Regular size; Csc. per box.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02
CREAM OF WHEAT

is MT only one of the most delicate
and delicious breakfass foods ever offer
ed u the public, but in addition, beinp
composed plm )st entirely OF purs glut
en- is one of the healthiest and most
nutritious foods known. For sale al
4. n. Lemaire d Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02
Nevada's Prospect

The people of the whole Pacific
slope will no doubt be Interested
in the news of Nevada's bright out
look for railroad construction dur
Ing the current yeaf. says the
Salt Lake Tribune. Part Of the
plan for adding to the mileaee of
the State is caused by the excellent
showing being made at the mines
of Tonopah, which is certainly
going to have railroad comnun-
ication with the outside world in d
very few months.
Other reasons for the boom can
be placed at the door of the origi-
nal projectors of a line through
Lincoln county from Salt Lake to
Los Angeles and the promise of in
dependent companies to build
transcontinental lines east and
west through the central portion
of the State.
These rumors and promises I'M
d~oubtedly spur the existing lines
to a keener idea Of their own pro-
lection, and they in turn announce
plans for extensions and improve
ments. The news daily gives adj
ditional facts of this character and
out of the whole the State will de-
rive much benefit. Nevada has
boon a great wealth producer in
the past, and there is every reason
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02

TO believe that With proper trans
~portation facilities its resources
will be greatly developed. Good
wishes Of the west ale with Ne
vada.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02

Air mining c.mpanies OPERATING IN thls and
adjoining districts. and all other parties HAY.
ing business desings with this paper, win
please transact the SHINE with MS directly. ns
We have no agents IN Sam Francisco or OTHER
places.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1903-04-02
CENTRAL AEvADAn.
II. r. LEM.dIRE, : Proprietor.
=. E.. WOOLCOCK, : Editor.

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The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-25
THE RULER OF TURKEY.

Something of the Life of the Man Who
 is Commonly Held Responsible for
 Present Trouble in Macedonia.
 The present instruction in Macedo- mia, the struggle between the Turks and the Bulgarians, the possibility that Russia will be compelled to interfere to prevent complete state of anarchy in southeastern Europe, and the interest displayed by England and Italy, now shown by ordering fleets of warships to the scene of action, draws attention more forcibly than even to Abdul Ha- mid, the Sultan of Turkey, who more than any other person the people of more civilized countries are prone to blame for all the trouble. Yet the life of the sultan must appear to an Amer ican most miserable, and that he, a nervous, broken old man, can be. re- sponsible seems improbable. Concern ing the sultan and his surroundings a writer for recent number of Pearson s Magazine contributes remarkable ar- ticle.
 The sultan's home, which he leaves only on religious state occasions, is the beautiful and capacious Yildiz Kiosk, which is perched on a high hill over- looking the Bosphorus, and around the broad acres of which are drawn tall walls and strong Notifications. Within mosques, pavilions and chalets are scat tered in the strangest profusion, vary
The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-08-25
WHF DES ERTED.

Philip Bechter. of Emporia, Kansas, has failed to get a pension. The gov- ernment refused to pension him because it had proof that he deserted from the Union army during one of the battles of the civil war. When asked why he de- serted, he said: T ran away because the bullets got so thick I was afraid"
 Of course Mir. Bechter ought not to have pension His war record isn't good. He wasn't smart enough or sly enough to get good war record with out getting into danger, as some who are now rejoicing in pensions were. But he has given as good a reason for de- serting as can be given, and it has the merit of being honest and definite. He isn't entitled to pension, but he is entitled to some respect for being an honest coward. Perhaps the day will never come when deserters will be pen- stoned by the generous United States, but if it does MT. Bechter's name will not. be the most disgraceful on the list.