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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

purpe Der Snsper in europa betannt.
SIN Mittelalter ipar er fat 10 berbreis
tet pie Der pfeffer. Ser Snetper tam
einsemadt in irbenen SDpfen in ben
Sanoel unb biente gum Wirsen BON
Sleii6 unb Sif9ipeiien anb ais 3nfab
gu ben geipiiroten Weinen.
8ts gum IL. Sabrbunbert ftanb Ger
angemeinen 8erpenbung Der GpeSee
reien unb @eniirae I'm Mbenblanbe nod
Der bpbe Breis berIelben entgesen. Die
areu33iige fDrberten inbelIen ni6t nur
bic ginfubr Der @elpiir3e ungemein,
fie bra6ten aud cine gauge Mn3abl Bis
babin ungetannter 9rpeuen mad benz
Mbenblanb, tpie Die gttrone, Die Sran>
&c, ben 9ranatapfel, bic Seise, ben
Saffran, Die @prifpfe II. 81.
@as ben 3uder anbetrifft, 10 batten
bic Mbenbldnber f6on por ben &reuaz
Siisen siemli9 nabe Seaussquelen fir
benielben, bod purben lie erit bur9 bic
&reu5aiiee felbtt 8eberrf9er bon aus
derballenben 2dnbern. Die &enntnib
unb 8enuBuns Der @epiirae ipar apar
a%llsemeiner getporben, bod fte tparen
nod INNER gu tbeuer, als baB fe Bel
ben breiteren S9i9ten bes Bottles bGt>
ten Mnpenbuns finben tDnnen. Dies
CAB fir bic f9ifffabrenben Nationen
ben Mntrieb, mad einem tiiraeren Meg
5u ben @epiirSlGnbern gu fabnben.
3olumbus ftarb in benz feiten 9lauben,
bic Ditliden 3iiften Mfiens errei9t gu
baben. Grit als @asfo be @ama i'm
Sabre 1893 ben Seetpeg um bic Sib=
fpibe @fritas erDffnete, begann alsbalb
Der @epiraberbrau9 einisermaben
benz beutisen gu entfpre9en.
Aus DENT Onnrb,1dr rinra
BudsftTdIra.
llnf9idli9 tit anes. mas man-am
liebiten tbun mD9te.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Snmter's Sot 2priuaS.

5ir @ewobur bss G~orbpsieu III eS ni1t
no%tbmenbig. nah benz Siioeu unb Often gu
reiien fir Seibuaiier 8ersniisen unb beilen=
be gGber Nabe S%prin9bale, Wont., an Der
yiortberu Tacific iin5 bic Suuter's 0at
Sprin9s, nit elmer Semperatur pom l4S bis
16S @rob Nabrenbeit, entfirOmenb 1000 @al=
lonen bic Winute, 1000 SUB iiber ben Wsee=
resipte9el, on ben Nbbdnsen Der Crap Ser>
se, iiberi6auenb ben Yenomitone &iper unb
sas Sbul. gute 6olels, Cottages. 8abe-
bduier, S6mimmtei6e. Greile $3.50 pc,
Gag. Is pr Uc6e. gGber eiugei9Ioiien.
gdber gut tiir ale rbeumatiidsn, Saut=,
2eber=. Nrrem nnb Wasen=Srantbeitep.
g%eiorsunsen ansenebm II. aufrieoenitelenb.
Sir gtnselbeiteu l9reibe man on s. 9.
Wegormid, 9unter's $oot Sprinss, Wont ,
ober OH 6 3 a 8. 9. See, q. g. & 8. q.
Nortbern Bacific H'n. ct. Saul, Wiun 44:4
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Gin beimItebes 4efbdft.

Die Tab,itaiion bes Roblenftof
YapisrS unb Der Gppemrittr 8dnoer
lift elm beimli9es @ei6dft, bas faum
spei Dussnb esuten in Der sanSen
@elt befannt lit. Sc lit pom @ater
aaf ben Sobn uiellei6t mdbrenb eines
Sabrbunberts iibersesausen, unb bas
@ebeimuiB 1T bebullam bewa9t morz
ben, hamit Der @orsans ME patentirt
werbe. @iel gelb unb 3eit lit uers
menbet worten, nm bieles @ebeimntB
81 entosden, aber obne grfcls. Oas
bes @rain Belt Sier
8rauenS liest int @ebral6 bes reinz
ften unb tbeuerften 8ertenmalses nnb
Sopfen Die Soften bes Sierablaz
germs tommsu ni6t in getra6t. Sc
beibt uwie gut" ober ni6t upie biais"
fam bas Sier ssbraut werben. Ser
9orsans lit cine gpolution, bic ouf
Sabre LANCER grfabruns unb auf lors'
fdltiser. sbrbarer 9tbeit baiirt. Oas
@ute, mas bieIss Bier gu6 tbut, be-
wei1t beiier ais @orte Ben gifcls bes
8emiiheus.
sc. s. 8eber, ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Gamfer Gjtp, &as.: TIMER befann

Gawfer GitD, &as.: llnler betann=
ter @itbirser, Scr. @m. &elins,
sibt uns in Solsenbem cine ueue gnt
bsduus, bic er ma@te, gum geiten.
Gr I6reibt: rSorni's alpentraater
Slutbeleber bat mir iowobl, wte met:
uer Srau iebr gut setban. 2ebten
SerbIt mar i'd 10 seplast BON &beu
matismus, baB i9 ni@t mebr seben
fonnte. babe idon lanse Sabre &c
boftert, aber feline 8eiieruns erbalten.
gta9 benz @ebrau@e Sbrer wsrtbsn
Webi;tn bin i6 iest 10 melt berse:
itsut, baB i'd mieber arbeiten tann,
mas i6 bic lssten Sc Sabre nt9t
tbun tonnte. Sreili6 nit 1 ober 2
Slai9sn 1T es ni9t setban. Sd unb
meme ssrau baben 10 Slai9en per-
brau6t. Weine Srau batte einen
rpsben SUB, Der mar i4on often bis
ans anie; iie bat iabrelans fsinen
S9ub mebr f0nnen ansieben. Sest
lit ibr SUP beil unb trodem, au6 bic
Geidmulit unb Ser &rampf, ben ie
babel bate, lit ueri6wunben. Berbe
Sbre Webisin itets I'M 9auie balten. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Gin 2iebesbrief

marbe @u9 ni@t intereiltren, menn
sSbr auf Der Su@e mdret nod elmer
saranttrten Salbe fir Weben, 8ranbs
rpunben ober 9dmorrboiben. Otto
Dobb uon 9onber, Wo., i6reibt :
sd litt an etnem bdBli@en @eb eth
Sabr lang, aber etne S@a9tel Bud
LENS Mrntca Salbe belIte mid. Sc
TIT bic bette Salbe auf Der @elt. Is
Gents tn @. s. 9ubn's Mpotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Bur Sefanntma6nn0.

@esen Mustritt aus meiuem gel16fte, in
Mlbanp iinb hermit ole, mel6e mir sesen
Bu6re6nuns i6ulben, freunbli6f aber 3u:
9lei6 au6 ernitIi9 eriu6t, ibre bel mir cons
frabirten S9ulben ldnsfiens bis gum l. SEQ
pember bieies Sabres gu entri9ten. BIS gu
genanntem Datum merbe i9 entmeber ielbii
IN meinem iriiberen 2ofale su ipredeu iein
ober elm gepoumGdtister uirb ii1 CUR @b:
mideluns meiner @ei9dfte p%orfiuben.
Sobn $. 8a9el,
453 Mbanp, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Ga Grippe III furiren In AZ stumhen

&ein Mittel ton,mt benz Warner's
@bite @tue Of Ear Sprup fir bieie
idredtt9e unb fatale &raut6ett slet9.
@sun uoti6riftsmdBis aeucmmen unb
in 3eit, BELT eS cinen Tau in 4S
Stun6en, unb betm Suiten, Ser Ser
Grippe folst, perfebt ss nie einbe=
rurg. 8rets IS unb so Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Ser 9iemft Der Nt6el 9late : Sabm

mad Iem gorf unb Bottom 1T uniibertreii.
lid. Sret i9uele grpreB3ise in ieber 8id=
fett aus mobernen erfer siaie Eases.@as=
CONS, ~elesanteu @eftibul : S9lafmassous
3mii1en Chicago, Seem gort, Bottom unb
auberen Otli6en Guntten; por3isli9er
Dining Car ienf ; Wablaeiten rperben fer
pirt i'm greiie pom 35e bis 81, mad amerita=
nii1em Club Ylan ober a Ia Carte. Ba5iaz
siere fOnneu comfortable unb biais rsiieu
NIT Der NideI : Ylate : 8abn. Sebet barauf,
bab cure Tidets 70 beiaseu. Chicago Sidet=
Office, Ill Nbanis Ctr, Babnbof 2aSaae
ctr. unb Ban Buren ctr. an Der @lepateb
Coop. 4l:6
- Cine ernitlt9e grfdltuns tomu,t
NIT S@ittelfroit unb Suiten. Dr.
Mueuit &Onis's hamburger Bruittbee
BELT unb brtnSt BITS gun, Stse ber
Grtdltuns bur@ unb beilt bieielbe In
fir3eiter 3eit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
3abnarbett.

Die Toetoreu 9opt & Dobeup werben
mdbrenb zines ieben fomuenben Wonats,
1T ma99enannten Eowns an ben dn9e9ebes
uen Daten CUR Gerri4tan9 Der aIerbefen
Rabnarbeiten pertreter iein: Sreeport am
IL. October glbanp am 16. nnb IT,; Clear
2ate am Is. Clearwater am 10. unb 20.
&i1monb an, 20. nnb 81; Cob Sprin9
am 20. 20. unb 80. October.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Drrnieinr.

r9ie Sdttoniruns bier an meinem
Urine tit febr bibf6-bob mar bic
Pro5ebur siemli9 i6merSbaft. sic
tperoen fi6 bus taum por Tte1en t0ns
nen?"-rS bo9-i9 babe mid einmal
aus 0erfeben auf einen Sset sefeBt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Gin Grnnenkrunrr.

&rititer: rOieier Homan 1T
bon elmer Dame gefdrieben!"-8 II
| eyer: nWie baben sic bas erz
ratben? @r tit bod anonpm eri9ie=
nen!"-a rtttter: nSa, aber bic
4utorin ldbt ibre 9elbin iebssmal in
neuen Sotletten auftreten!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
aeliBnliidstea ann,ulimrnt.

4elteres Srdulein: sd
iebe ipobl re4t ansegriffen aus bon
metner &rantbeit, lieber 9ottor!"-
Dc e b rSas finbe i9
nun ni9t, meine 9nGbise, sic baben
gan5 eSbr altes Musfeben ipieber."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

Mls etn ansenebmes pbpitt
nebmt gbamberlain'S Masens unb
Sober : Eablets. 9ei@t gu nebmen.
Nn9enebm tn Der @t,tuns. gu per<
taufen BON allen 9dnble,n in gatent
mebiainen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

2ebrerin: r5rtbl. tpenn Su
nod einmal 10 unseaosen btft, sebe i'd
5u 9einem papa." nShur
Sic bas ni9t; meine Mama tit furat>
bar etferfi9tis!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

Don't become discouraged. There Is a
cure for you. If necessary write DIR. Fenner.
lie has spent a life time curing just such
cases as yours. All consultations. Frea'
"Por years I had backache, severe pains
across kidneys and scalding urine. l could
get out of bed without help. The use OF
Fenner's Kidney and Backache Cure re-
stored me. G. WAGNER, Knobsville, Pa
Druggists. Soc, 81. Ask for Cook sBook-Free.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
Sr. 9otpmtme, YraToent,


D.eier bepeutenbe, erfabrene SpesiaIit TIT tn ben sans
gen @ereinigten Staaten gut uno 5u iein'm @ortetl
setount tueaen Der pielen punberbaren Seilun9en bet
4ronii9en. ~neru6len unb ipeSieaen 9eiben, iopte bet
Merste unb Spesialiten seipottet batten. Sbm itebt 3ur
Seite cine arobe Nnsabl tiidti9er, 9tididter Metate uno
erfabrensr Spesialiiten, bereu @rfabrunsen, pel4e ie tn
ben ar5beren Soipttdlern Guropas uno Nmerttas 9eiants
melt baben, es ibnen erm5sIi4t, psrborssne unS 4ronts
ide Srantbeiten NIT Griols gu beilen: Sbre langidbrise
grfabruns. ibr mertwlrbises @eidid uno ibr ununter,
s sntssasn S ssr ssis srisa t an aae s' pat.n a"' en- isSs aa' 9S aas
pirO eine elrIide auaat ausseiprO@sn. Sit Der Saa
u~nbeiIbar, 70 erfdbrt Der aetbenbe ohen pie @abrestt.
i Ris 4 ; . Dsisss s asss ssSao s s@stofse s'n sasss. Ssras sas
1T ein Acknowledgement nit belien ollie BITE tnners
ten Oraaue Ieidt umteriu4t werbsn fSunen.
&etIun8en, TOO anoere erfol8toS
tuarett.
srantbetteu Der auseH nne Dbren;
@ranuIierenbe Gusexliber. Staar. idielenbe gusen
ssasi ss"i iaat. aas s Ssss", s Tsas5. sil's sr e1sie's'afPs 9
ten Der g a E nnb hes s al les; : Ratarre. Srordts
It's, atbma. 9etben beg Massns maS Der
ixdt. Nterens unb BIafenbef4werbsn !:
Sarnrutr, griobti9e Mirrentrantbeit. brenuenber ilrin
nim. 3 In > pnb s anttranthsttsM: tStros
t s1,s ghnsI$!as;i s S!se ssss Isa't sesema. aS ssI ! Sa ain.
MerpenIetben: gpilepfe. 9piterte, Sdbmuns,
Mamsel on aebenstraft. &beumatismus. RsnraIsts.
Ssrssoranssaas, Ss.a,I lsESsn s%a,Sr1Ios n n1s, .iu geD Den,s
Wetboee sebetlt. Sdmorrbot6en uno ale Srarttbetten
bes Iaaitbarmes. s ra ne n Sramtbetten:i5mera
bate geridtebansea nne galtsasnseaa Ds SrSa ms
Waoberne Bebanblunssmeiie, bic ii4 auaemein ais er>
foIaret4 ~erlpieien bat. Refine unan9enebmen unterlus
dunsen. Rhine Dame. Oh p%erbetratet ooer nt3t, bran5t
al aSaerr. entweber auetn pber NIT etner Ireunotn sur
Beipreduns su fomuen. &enfnlationem 9ebetnI uno TN
gertrausn. Mibseftaltnnssn, SlumptnB. &adsratbs.
sunsen, 3ropf, manselbafte entwtdelunS trSsno stnss
Organs. 9leine unb i&wa@s Eetls peroea ~persroBert
,,uS %netrGftiot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15

ST. WTUS'DANCE S Ssna Cure T]f e'5enlss; p =
For sale by Martin Molitor st. Cloud, MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-10-15
DIR. FENNER'S
KIDNEY and
Baekache

All dir -as-. Of Kidneys, az
Also rheumatism, Back
ache, H~eartDisease, Gravel,
Oropsy. Female Troubles. AZ
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01
Better Than Gold.

"I was troubled for several years with chronic indigestion and nervous debility" writes F. J. Green, of Lancaster, N. H.. "No remedy helped me until I began using Electric Bitters, which done me more good than all the medicines 1 ever used. They have also kept my wife in excellent health for years. She says Electric Bitters are just splendid for female troubles; that they are a grand tonic and invigorator for weak, run down women. No other medicine can take it's place in our family" Try them. Only soc. Satisfac- tion guaranteed by Poynor & Morrow.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01

Ice cream Thursday and Saturday evenings at Galloway's.
 Emmett Roberts is looking over the ground about Marshall this week.
 J. M. Keithley and family left Friday to visit relatives in Fancy county, Mo-
 Mrs. J. w. Hurd and son Bill of Jas per are here visiting at the home of L. V. Porter.
 Don't pay exorbitant insurance rates when you can get just what you want from A. J. Russell at the very lowest rates.
 T. E. Phillips has rented w. c. Rus sells property in town and will move his family up from Yocum in the course of few weeks.
 Henry Shrum, who suffered the mis- fortune to get a leg mashed so as to necessitate amputation, is recovering as rapidly as could be expected.
 Miss Lucille Russell entertained quite a number of her young friends of the fair sex by giving party in honor of her eleventh birthday Thursday after noon. There were about thirty present and all voted the occasion a pleasant one.
 Chas. F. Renner of Springdale, spec ial agent of the Home Insurance Co. for Northwest Arkansas, was here Thursday and established a local agency with A. J. Russell. This is one of the best com panies in the state and will handle all kinds of town and country risks.
 Word has come from Creston, Washington, that our former citizen Dr. E. c. Lanter has recently taken unto himself wife. THE TRIBUNE has been unable to secure further particulars, but knowing the young doctor to be man of excellent taste and good judg ment we feel warranted in extending him our hearty congratulations.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01
Dysentry Cured Without the Aid Of
 a Doctor.

''I am just up from a hard spell of the Aux" (dysentery) says Mir. T. A. Pinner, a well known mer- chant of Drummond, Tenn. ''i used one small bottle of Cham berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and was cured without having doctor. 1 con- slider it the best cholera medicine in the world" There is no need of employing doctor when this remedy is used, for no doctor can prescribe d better medicine for bowel complaint in any form either for children or adults. It never fails and is pleasant to take. For sale by Green Forest Drug Co.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01

Every deal in land calls for an ab- stract. The Carroll County Abstract Co. does the work quickly and ac- ;urately.
 In the last weeks issue of the Baptist Advance published at Little Rock, Eld. w. A. Freeman, the noted Baptist evan gelist, announces his intention to begin a meeting in Green Forest early in September. He is at present engaged in meeting in Texas and is having great success.
 Work on the new engine house of the roller mill is being pushed, now that the new boiler and engine have been re- ceived and placed in position. The rock work on the basement of the mill is now completed and the boys hope to be able to have the plant in operation again in the course of few weeks.
 Dan Wilson and Len Nunnallv, Jr., were each fined dollar and costs in Squire McNemar's court Tuesday on account of their connection with dis turbance at the Star hotel Sunday in which few ticks were passed between the boys and the proprietors who un- dertook to eject Wilson from the prem iseS.
 Rev. Frank White of Lonoke was here Wednesday in the interest of the Children's Home Finding Society of which he is president. The society operates in Arkansas, Tennessee, Miss issippi, Louisiana and Indian Territory. It has found homes for more than five hundred orphan children during the past year. The officers and agents of the association use every effort to find orphan children, and to solicit sub scriptions for their maintenance until good homes can be found.
 It is worth the while of every farmer in the country to see the tomato crop of J. B. Reeves. It not only affords an Idea as to whether tomatoes can be pro- duced profitably here, but MT. Reeves is also prepared to demonstrate the value of commercial fertilizer. He has an example of both "before and after talk ing" Tomato raising has come to stay and no wide-awake farmer can afford to fail to investigate the matter and thus profit by the experience of others. Make it point to visit Reeves tomato patch during the coming week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01
Ties Wanted.

The c. H. Smith Tie and Lumber Go. will buy ties, cedar and oak posts, and oak and pine lumber of all dimensions. Weekly inspection on all switches.
 w. Wallace, Supt. Eureka Springs, Ark. If
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01
r--p-E-ks 17ll- "a f5alK F hs hBf 's 6
 local Mention.

h,onges. bananas and lemons at klIoway's.
 tephia Naples was up from Alpena N of the week.
 Fine line of summer clothing going eap at Coxsey Bros. An kinds of first-class black -smithing he by S. Bryant, near depot. hhe Mercantile Company will pay Ets, for corn on old accounts. Mrs. M. s. Coxsey has been quite Eou8ly i'll since last Saturday. Harden pays cash for everything in ] produce line that is marketable. Oscar Grim looked after some busi- ' affairs at Berryyille Wednesday. Fake your wool, hides, poultry, eggs, kter, etc. to Harden for the best prices. 2 Kirby of Harrison was here on jfessional business Wednesday night. kisses Maud Rhodes and Mary Hart ! tnt Sunday with their parents at To- J fine new boy made his arrival at home of Rev. and Mrs. Hatfield &urday.
 Corduroy pants, that will wear like kher, only $t25 at the Green Forest rcantile Co.'S.
 Groceries is our stock in trade. It's business to please our customers. |pning & Birkes. -Four or five dollars is all you need to | yourself out with summer wearing barrel at Coxsey Bros.
 |. E. Harbert is up from Omaha this fk. He says he is conducting very 3sfactory business there. fol. J. P. Fancher was looking after fters connected with the chancery ! Tt at Berryyille first of the week. Carpenter J. A. Jaques and family e moved back from Eureka Springs Nare at home again in Green Forest. labor & Harbert have moved the dry Ids department of their business to stand vacated by Chas. Harbert & Parden makes the produce market
 he makes it good and strong. If sell to him you are sure of getting top.
 very warm; just phone No. 1 get your groceries delivered at your f. Tanning &; Birkes have nothing
 to do.
 ne increase of passenger traffic over ot' L. & N. A. has necessitated the yIng ot an extra coach on the pas- Der train.
 ne famous Hamilton Brown shoes are pest on the market, every pair war ed' Sold only by the Green Forest cantile Co.
 Manager George West of the St.
 N. A. road was in town Tuesday Png life insurance for the old-reli-
 New York.
 ie pest place to market your beef
 re- poultry, eggs, butter, etc., is at
 M. Whitehead's, Spring St., eka Springs. If lss Sue Burney visited Green For
 Trends Saturday and Sunday. She
 W engaged in teaching school at esalShip on osage.
 F. Russell, his wife and two
 'en' Gladys and Clayton, arrived rom visit to relatives in Saun-
 county, Neb., Saturday.
 Shlpman, son of Ben Shipman
 l"s Wear Braswell Spring, and Miss
 Jones, daughter of w. F. Jones
 qu'eViy m tried on Sunday, July
 usglst t, L. Jernigan and Dr. F. R.
 oW attended the organization of the piatlon of Druggists of Carroll and
 Y counties at Eureka Springs Mon-
 ,l'is Garrett left Wedn esday even-
 HIS nome at Ft. Worth, Tex,
 lit Will resume his duties as a To-
 oad. -'ooA N
 '' brennan was called to Eureka
 A dnD
The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-01

Every deal in land calls for an ab- stract. The Carroll County Abstract Co. does the work quickly and ac- ;urately.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-10

Tonopah lad a murder on the Fourth
ci July. Just before the fire works in
the evening Frank Smith. n blacksmith.
assaulted Walter Dunn with a knItc and
before outsiders could InteFferr cut him
five az six iirnts. One thrust penetrated
the abdomen causing death the next
morning. Smith was arrested aui ,;ur.
ing tie Di:ht was taken ont ~ town 10y
officers 4" escape The wrath 81 Dunu's
friends There Is considerable excite.
ulent III runopah over the murder.
The mnrde red man was twenty three
'enrs of I and very popular. His rel.
aiiv.s live 10 Virginia City. He served
in Troop ". " rnrtry', Rnngh Siiers
during che Spanish War. lie WAS A
very quiet aud pheasant young ,nan
wh"r sober. tut very luatrslS"tnc ahen
drums.
y later dispatch says Deputy Sheriff
Thompson wss seriously wounded in
ihe encounter by Smith who VAS
known 10y the alias of Lucy n, Cripple
Greek Tho tragedy was witue ssed 10y
90 pcopJc and she dispute was over a
rnck'dnIltmg contest AMID.
Dunn VIE stabbed Icy Smith while
walking down the main street Smith
wa grHhincd d! thr ,urg'ug crowd and
;lCy wuuid havr saved Darius life had
tile latter cnn noi uscu wrcstci fruut
his grasp. When SmI;h freed himself
bc stabbed Deputy Sheriff. over the
heart and then struck the fatal blow
TINT killed Dunn. Thompson. though
bleeding profuscly, cauph, Smith aud
landed him iujsii.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-07-10
BETTER MARKSMEN
Army OficialS to Oder q Rational
Trophy and Medals to SoldiSrl.
ArrAnE~Ssnts . to Have Hrst
National Match Held Rent Sep
tembs~AilItIansn to BE
Invited TO Participates

Unusual opportunities for the attain
nent OF skill. in workmanship by the
mIiitianen and Others. as we'll as SOL
Oilers II the regular army. are offered
in the rules governing the award of =
national trophy and medals which
were approved to-day by Secretary
Root The first national match Is TO
be shot September : and 8 at Seagirt.
y. J., and ;he contest OF next year
will e held in ;he middle west. Among
the regulations approved 10y the secre-
tary are the following:
hat The national guard and militia
De Invited TO Shoot in GeTartmsutcom-
petitions with the regular troops each
year for the same prizes for which the
regular army shoots. aid ;hat the m
tionsl guard OF the several states be
permitted 20 use United States govern
nemnt rifle auc.s for target practice
AZ such dates Is may NOT interfere
with their use by :he army and marine
corps. Thai; every facility be offered
citizens outside 81 the army and or
gained militia 10 become proficient IN
rife shooting. ard that This purpose
can best be accomplished by mvaus Of
rife clubs.
The national shoot will be between
teams u - men. representing eaeh de-
psTtrceoJ OF the army. ;he navy. the
marine corps and the militia OF each
state. The prizes are:
:. Th- team making the highest az.
C-eCatc roIa, il TWO days contest.
The National Trophy" taurhorizeG by
congress-. TO l. competed FOR annual
~. Sl.C,y. ard cash $3.50.
=. The team making the second high.
esq iotal. The Ho!;on Trophy" and
cash $500.
; The team making the third high
est total. The Bronzs Soldier OF Mars
thon. presented by the commander
IL chief Of the state Of New York, and
cash scoC.
i The Team making the fourth high.
est. cash $3.50: the 9Th highest. 500:
the SIKH h!EhssJ. $50. Also mtda! &c
each member % each winning team
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