davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-15
GragOlitiaei. Curt. ala.

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Ss SGrS urH banner 8uuointo uuar Ger nuir uwt lei 0H6S eNcr en- TaHs i24
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StGreu trrngr gebhUeUQ EpmRrNombeo
Sco at me SwampROOt noer Ou 8auuu en- uauril 1Gtv; ti SpamvsRcot r
Ben met tplotonEe 0r o. muoe 9rp for RuugnG lombcH ucbt1Hne Soentdbt cuoeE
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-15
smamb.sluO heItrrnrsr mia aIstIrs.

Slduot De maHae beiicHotc 9ure. Suamo.
Moot Dor noptriet taller Den, vi oTeutltlaigr
oeune llse ri bore gTlrres Sprorl. / Gpte
Orb on bette itore &nr mlooeis iornnoerijoe
belbreoenoe Gaeultabsr,
NGrrnc 9errsr; - 9ra tilitrissr zmnmbs
Srot min lnOfgrrn0e ouhe SFlbrca. Seu len
NANCE Mar al S~prtiussom % balnr urfrn
nasia 5nirrtcr ! &gaaen. " crs forc giiSs
etL SnnrnpsSoOi. teibrearor mia. Oh lea bar
hSsa rrrgt fnlplpmmra il. il.
Eeo agtelle Y. Y. Ghaltrr,
6raSolitihri. Curt. MIA.
Sttr Sng er inu en- al Spmpiomerur for
N~nreln9eom en- al mango andre Spmp.
lonter, ION pller, ct On lrVuler Smdmu.
6ort, CT 9runa I'll tpppig llriulaoUNg ON
SnaeH % al a. ltda % oiJc ON JIdlien,
uongt,aheoeu NJ al tCloe llriaeu, Sple o.
Strtlnitou ueo urtnlaoHtugen. Sriditru clsr
Sunofaio | llrlneu. RatarTb I 8lGreu, lrin,
lpre. ltootg SousopiHe, GU mmslhso, Spuu,
lpsleo HcrOpitei, R]regslmRsEq 0leriebdrt.
teh Abenmdiisme. Dublptbto. SrrtiabiIilet.
LEA
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Nene Sneurpurationen.

en- Der Office bea Staatsiecret6rs
uuroen aeftern bie folaenoen neuen
Girmen etc. i%ncorporirt:
Die .Garmers' Wer&ants' Oil &
Sos Co.. Gort @apns. Capital
$50. 900, Direetorsn Simon ). uno
Sfaac StrauB. Mbe 9ldsrmann. MoY
9. Mspsr. Sumss W. Barrett unn
Sobn 9. pueb.
Die .e4miot. 0anlp, 9sa&man
Co.. 2oaonsport. Capital $50. 900,
Nirxtoren Gain5orb S&miOt. u. 3D.
0einlp. 1ermann s&mibt unb Gbarles
Qea&man.
Die .@tnnstt Theatre Co., RID.
monb. capitol $40, 600, Direetoreu a.
0snvp unb Clarence @snnsti.
Die .Hidnel Bldg. & 2can ATM,
winrennes. srbbtts Itr CAPITAL aui
800. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Wisse-Altar-Gra6.
O o

Wnrtin unb Mnrp Morris, 922
0amilton Mbe., 6nabe. - Sames uno
Marp Nliion. OH 1ibols Str.
2nabs. - @eorge uno Carrie Watt.
ion, 1880 Columbia Wpe., Qnabe. =
3bomas uno Cora 5anop, 1922 Os'
ben Str. Qnabe. = Sarrp unb Onie
@tratber, 1923 Cliber Wps.. Rnnbt.-
0err unb Grau Gri9sbp, 831 Wcgau.
lep Sir., Qnabe. - Wler unb Char.
lOtte 5sps, $50 Noro geDile Mpe.,
Wdb4en. = Wiliam uno 2aura
Wsl3, 906 GburA Ctr, Mdbdsn. =
Oscor unb Clara Wurrap. COS Worb
TouolaB Str.. 2nabs. - Mnbrsr unb
Catherine We0usb, 625 Sio Weft.
StraBe, Wdbden. - Wiliam unb 2a.
tie grosbp. 2145 pltuiant Str.
4nabe.
% etrQut.
Sup Yarlop = Della 0ittle.
Worris @olomann = Ne1ie Barrett.
Geo. u. Green = 0arriet Grant.
Wm. 5. s. Saucer - Marp 8.
ReeIer.
2ambert 5unt - Catherine @riffin.
6arrp 2ofaber = Ola Smith.
Mlfreo Doe6ber - OQie Wilbite.
@eforben:
Struggling MaroniOn, =. 1922
WaaSle Str. = @dualine 9barp. 8
Wonate, 743 Belmont Wps. = 0uberi
gsbb, l, 511 Draie Str. = Greberid
Old, rs. proipeet Ctr. = pbebe 9aib.
50. ZIG @eiIenoorf Ctr. - WiQiam
Smith, 60. 2106 Martinbale 9lbe. =
Waria Burnett, 70. 8lS Susque.
banna Str. - Cora Robertfon, 81,
100 Wet Morris Ctr. - Sdualing
9aplor, 7l2 Sub Capitol 9pe. =
sarab Waribo(, 80, 1902 Gsntral-
Npenue. = 2ioa Sman. IS, Stabt. =
Sdualins Goberbil, IL Snb Ylad.
forb Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Der i@war3e BaRlins i@eiat
erwii@t,
Der an Istteu Samitus In Sruinston sine
ipeiBe Trau p~ersewaItiste.

Bon ben poli3ifien Solution unb
9idinion tpurbe aefern Der 24.idbriee
Heser 0enrp Hants bon 90. 64S
pari gbe. unter Der f&uersn Mnflaee
uerbaftst. am Samftug Mbenb, pie oer'
3eit bert9tet, In Srpinqton Die iun9e
peibe Grau Maaaie Garter p~eraetpaI'
tigt 3u boben. Bants bate bereits felt
porseffern unter poliseilider Bera.
Dung a~eifanOen, ba Der poli3ei 3u Ob.
rem estommen mar, buB Ct. wie ieine
Mutter elmer Na6barin aeilaat battea
udbrenb Der Samfag.W a&t gar n'&t
beimastommer mar, uno ba ct auber.
benz sanl asuuu Der Hsi3reibuna ent'
wel&e 5rau garter Der poli5ei
bon ibrem Werqepnltiosr aeaeben bate.
Grau garter bate liberties ben 8e.
amten miteetbeilt, fs bdtte ben itur'
Neeer i@on Dfters In Der Na@'
barf3aft ibrer Wobnuno aeieben, unb
bas 0eim ben Bants' Wutter befinbet
fiA. mis eri&tIi&, tbotid&li& In Der
Ndbe Der 0orter'f&sn Wobnuna an
Der ct. @latr StroBe.--Mls Der Weser
ibr aefiern asaentberasfelt wuroe.
ioeniificirte Grau 0arier i'm poitip
ale ibren S@dnber unb bann muroe
sr, trob ieines Qeugnens, unter ent'
Tpre4enber Mntlaae eingeiperrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Der etabt=g lerf ipirb segen i6m.
mige Sabler bor9eben.

Stabt.g lert Goaartp tplrb jablra9en
periouen, tuel&e felt 1901 Strafen In
Der Glert's Office boben ifsben lonen,
unansenebme llsberrni&en bereitsn.
Sic wero:n In ben nd&fen 9aeen
Na&ri&t erbalten. unper3aali9 bic
i&uIoigen Summs, su bs3ablen. ober
su pereetudrtigen. baB Die @eIoer burd
ben Sheriff einsetrieben tusrbsn.
Solte Der @leri bisie brotonii&e
WaBrsael bur&flbren. 10 uiirbs u. u.
Carl 6abi@, Der Wertreter Der 3erre
0aute grswing 90. tisf tn ieinen @slo.
beutel areifen miHen. benn berielbe
i&ulbet benz Stabt.gleri 1865 fit
un3dbliae @slotrafen, fur bsren Sab.
lung er fi& uerbirgt bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
gierbldttrtses, semii@tes &lee'
tlott.

So6n SadiOn. eth l9'idtriaer
Roger. tpurbe ee7ern bon ben 0ettttibs
6auier, 2arf6. Wannins unb Simon
unter Der Mnllaae bes Gtnbru&sbieb.
itatls unb bes @rOboietRatls perbaf'
tet. CT lon Der Gumpon Der am
0isnnua unb Rittwo& untsr eltl&en
gnilaaeu berbofteteu Burden !: So6n
Smith. 1omdrb elliott unb Merritt
Beam, astusisu isIn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

@afbtaetou, 10. Tsbruar.
6ar Snbiana S9Dn beute 9lbenb unb
on eamitas ; wdrmsr am Samitas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Bonn 6else Der or8aniFrtem
Mr6eit.

Die beri&iebenenen loeaIen uaionsn
Der .uniteb BROTHERHOOD Of Carpenters
& Sainers@ ftimmsn our 3eit iiber ben
Wori&las. fi3 NIT Der Nationalsn Or
ganiIation Der vStruetural Building
9raOes alliance Of Nmeriea" au Der.
einiQen, al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

- @aa@t bic fish I Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

2oeaLWettsrbert@t.
S6Sn beute 0benb unb am Gamftas ;
ruabrideinIi6 etrpas niebrissr Tsmpsratur
iparmsr am eamftas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

Die bteftge Der cts"
p~eranfaltet ON tommenben Sonnta9
Mbsno In ibrer 0als thr ibre Wit9lie.
Der, becen Gamilien unb ein9elaotne
Greunoe cine maitalii&e Ibenounter'
baltung.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
...R6rner 2O8e Wc. L..
J.. o. K. p.
Gytra 0erfammlnm8!

Mae Mitslieser finb eriudt. beute,
Greilos Gbsnb, In Der ~9oesnbaIIs ~ elmer
Grtra.g eriammluns su eri&sinen, I'M bic
arrans smsnts tpssen bss Tooss unisrss
6inans eefretars, narrp 3. 1pHmans,
~ treffen,
Geo. zdbsusr. aOmHnHbsur.
9sIentim 8cFmanm, soraber.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Ibermotneterftant

Ttermometeritant.
3D@fte zempsratur ....... 2s Grab
Niebrieite 1emperatur.. ........ IA
VI. Z. 1Iatbs
eeetionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Soe @olOteraer.

llmsqosen pom 400 RaH. gue. nod 359
Wan. 2lpe. NIT einem ~bclitdnbigen Vcrtotb
feiner Rleiber fur oerren, 8naben unb Rinber
ebtnio cine 8ro6e Nuspabl pom SHuben,
Often unb 1errens 2lrtifetn su ben niebrigiten
Yreifen In Der Stabt. Vile 6reunoe iino AZ
einem Beiud ein8eloben. Die Drummer niht
3u perseRen $50 Nana&uietts gue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19

Werlamst: s.a:su: :; Sssssss %a's ss'.. !as som sa,
Camille bon swsi Hsiisnber
2sl7 s9orb Qsnniptponia etrobs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
0erlam8t Mn3eieen

iretnb meIney art ipsroeu In Der -Snbiono 3ribnu'
nit 5e.psr 8etIs fhr isbs Snierttou bere3nst.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
@etterberim

Sar a stuHssu, .us.HS usr s'orssns. ben IL. Ssbr,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-19
Office Der
Indianapolis Clearing House Association.

Die gersinistsn gapfsu bon Snbianapol's lpsrssn
am Wputaa ben 20. Gsbruar, tmafhiustOn's ss'
buristael ssI6IoHsn isin. papisrs iusIAs on bisltua
Tass lang nns. iontsn am 5rsttas, Osa 10. 6struar,
btrintisi perbsu.
@esrss q. GaIpert. ss'd dftsihbrer.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
Fairbanks S in Utah

Brigham, Utah, Oct. 7.-Senator Fair
came up from Ogden in his special train
after remaining at that place all night.
He was accompanied by Senator Dolliver
of Iowa, Senators Smoot and Kearns or
Utah. Congressman Smith of Iowa ana
a large contingent of Utah's feading Re-
publicans, who occupied Pullman Of
their own The meeting was held in the
opera house Senator Fairbanks made an
appeal for the support of the Republican
ticket. contending that only by keeping
that party in power could the highest de-
gree of prosperity be maintained.
The senator's speech here was cor
daily applauded, as were the speeches
of Mr.. Smith and Senator Dolliver. who
followed in the order named. Mr.. Smith
said that there is trustworthy assurance
that the Democratic party has really per-
ruanently returned to sanity as claimed
for it. Senator Dolliver referred in his
speech to the fact that female suffrage
prevails In this state.
For my part" he said, Il think the
Republican party has everything to gain
and nothing TO lose by the system.
trust the intuitive sense of the women
to catch and appreciate the wisdom OF
Republican policies. for those policies
make for the Improvement of the home
as no other policies can.'
The party left here at s:45 for Farming
ton and Salt Lake City.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
fight Over Saddle

An Italian and a Mexican, employed
on the Morgan Hill ranch, in Elkc
county, got into an alteration Thurs
day, over a saddle in the possess on OF
the Mexican which belonged to Mr.. Hill.
the proprietor of the ranch. and roI
which the Italian had been sent. The
Mexican refused to give up the saddie
and drew knife. whereupon the ftaIaia
pulled a revolver and shot at the Mex
can five times, three bullets taking effec
one in the mouth, which went throug.
his head. one in the side and one in tn,
arm. The bulle did not stop the Mex
lean, however. and the Italian, in pao;
ing away, stepped into a ditch and ret
The Mclean jumped onto him and stab
bed him repeatedly. The Mexican was
removed to the hospital at EllSo but the
Italian was too weak from loss of b.ooe
10 be moved, and a decor was SEN; 70
the ranch to attend him. Both are like
ly to die.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
lady FOils W0u'd-Bc B, rg'ar

Last evening, about 7:45 O'Clock, Mrs
A. M. Latta was startled by a loud crash,
as If some one had thrown his we ght
against the kitchen door, shattering the
lock. A moment later she was again
startled by the appearance of a burly
tramp. who shook his fist In her face
and demanded that she get him some
thing to eat. Not losing her presence of
mind. she ordered him into the kitchen,
and as he passed from the parlor into the
dining room she slammed the middle
door shut and bolted It and Immediately
telephoned for her husband at the Peo-
pies store. He FASTENED home with ali
possible speed. only to find that the
tramp had taken the alarm and fed.
Mr.. Latta Immediately notified Consta-
be Joe Lavoy, and together they made
a car eful search. but were unable to find
their man. 1t would be well for the la
disc to arm themselves and be ready for
such night visitors in the future.
A pair of new trousers and a new black
hat belonging to a roomer in the same
house were found out on the street near
the house, evidently dropped by the
tramp In his flight. 1t is supposed that
prowler.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
Reno Ordinance Nulli!ied

Ordinance No. 13, empowering the cnief
of the fire department of the city or
Reno to direct property owners to tear
down certain buildings when he sha;s
deem them as being dangerous to the Sc
curity of adjoining property, was declar-
ed invalid by Judge Curler this morning
In the case of the state VS.. G.. W. Shut
ter-Cottrell. whicn was appealed to the
district court from the police court or
this city. The decision nulifies the or
dnance in the fullest sense and the
news will be received with great interest
by many people who have closely follow
ed the Observation-Disclosures.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
MANY ATTEND THE
FUNERAL
All Official Washington Pay
Tribute to Postmaster
General Payne

Washington, Oct. 7.-Although an offl-
cial funeral, the services in ST. Johns
church today over the body of the late
Henry C. Payne, postmaster general
were marked by impressive s:mp.ici y.
official Washington filed the nave or the
church and brilliant as were the uniforms
of the large representation from the
army, navy and marine corps, the sol
emnity of the scene was only enhanced
by the sharp contrast of color with the
deep mourning of the family and personal
friends of the dead cabinet officer.
Side by side with Mrs. Payne ss.t
President and Mrs. Roosevelt, both in
deep mourning.
The entire right side of the church
was occupied by the officials OF the
Postoffiee Department, headed by Rob-
ert ]. Wynne, the acting postmaster
general. Diplomatic corps. the chiefs OF
the bureaus of the Nevy Department.
members of the supreme court, Senators
and congressman and other officials filled
The remaining space.
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt ar
lived at the south door and accompany
ing them were the presidents aides, Col
onel Charles S. Bromwell, superinl endent
of public buildings and grounds. ana
Commander Cameron MGR, Winslow. of
he navy, and Secretary Loeb.
door by the Rev. Roland Cottonfaitn,
rector of s.. Johns. and his ass.s ants.
The procession formed at the iransept
door, the rector leading the way ana
.ead.ng from the burial service OF the
Episcopal church. The casket was borne
% the chancel by eight uniformed posta.
carriers. After them walked the pail
bearers. Secre AIRY Hay. Secretary Hitch
cock and Secretary Wilson, the only
members of the cabinet who were able
to reach Washington for the funeral.
Mrs. Payne entered the church support
ed by Charles S. Jones and his sister,
Miss Louise Jones. the nephew and niece
of Mrs. Payne, and followed by a few
personal friends.
The service was read by Rev. Mr.. Dun
zap, the only alteration In the regular
oraer of service being the offering of a
special prayer for Mrs. Payne. The
! hymns sung during the service were
Lead. Kindly Light" and Jesus, Love-
of My Soul For the recessional the
vested choir sang "Hark Hark. My
Soul" The selections were made by
Mrs. Payne and are her favorite hymns.
The chancel was fragrant with now
ers sent by friends from all over the
ket were those of Mrs, Payne, a large
sheaf of Easter lilies; wreath of white
roses and carnations from the President
and Ms. Roosevelt and a cluster OF VIC
lets, gardenias and palms. the offerings
OF Miss Jones.
The members of the diplomatic corps,
out of respect for the dead cabinet OF
cer. were dressed in black.
| After the funeral party had left the
| ing until the President and Mrs. Rocse-
welt had entered their carriage. Mrs.
Payne and the relatives of the postmaster
general were driven to the Airing ION
hotel. where they remained until train
| ime.
The body was placed on the special
car provided for it and guarded by the
postal carriers
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
NEWS NOTES FROM
EVERYWHERE
DOings Oi the Day Reflected
ond Condensed for Busy
Readers

Iopeka, KAN, Oct. 6.-E1ght Santa re,
east-bound passenger trains, delayed by
, the western floods, reached here tonight.
conditions, although through trains will
have to be detoured for week or more
yet.
Honolulu. Oct. 6.--Jose Miranda, the
Por.o Rican, who. on September 9th
murdered S. E. Damon, a banker of this
city, has been convicted of murder in
the first degree with the penalty fixed at
hanging. He will be sentenced Monday
next.
Sacramento, Cal, Oct. 6.-Charles Law
renee will be hanged at Folsom tomor-
row for the murder of j. C. Mccarthy
near this city September s. 1902. Law
renee had been picking hops and was on
his way to this city accompanied by
Charles Padilla and A. Mirandi
Shanghai. Oct. THE British steamer
shan. from Hongkong has been seized
by the japanese of Newchwang. The
Sishan carried cargo of cattle and -four
intended for Port Arthur. The Sishan is
steel screw steamer of 1851 tons and is
owned by Thomas w. Richardson of Lon
don.
Antwerp. Belgium, Oct. 7.--Three shells
exploded this morning in Fort Sainte
Marie, at Callao. 1t was announced that
eleven soldiers were killed outright and
many injured. The explosion occurred
while the shells were being placed in the
magazine. which was completely de-
stroyed.
New York, Oct. 6.-There win be no
post-season series of games p layed this
year hetwees the pennant winning base
leagues. Manager McGraw of the New
York National league team said tonight
that the league would not play the post
season series.
/ Reddng, Cal. Oct 6.-Triplets. two
| sons and a daughter, were born Tuesday
at Kimball Plains. six miles west of Cot
tonwood. to the wife of Charles Staser,
a successful farmer and stock raiser. The
mother of the children is in good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Staser previously had
three sons, born singly.
Colusa, Oct. Cat a meeting of the
large stockholders of the Colusa sugar
factory today it was decided to at once
/ proceed to build a factory. There Is yet
a shortage in subscriptions. but arrange
mems have been made to issue 100000 80
bonds, to be held at par. A meeting OF
all the subscribers will be held Monday,
/ when definite action will be taken.
Mukden, Oct. 7.-Kuropatkin has be-
slowed the ribbon of St. George upon all
Red Cross nurses of the sisterhood st.
George for bravery at the battle of Lao
Yang. During the awful night of Sep
tember 18th the nurses toiled unceasing-
ly, proceeding upon errands of mercy un-
der a hail of shrapnel. dressing wounds
and carrying disabled soldiers to ambu-
lances.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
NJ. {. Church Services

Preaching at IL a. m by the pastor.
Rev. E. II. Smith. Subject: Our Great
Captain" Evening service at 1:3J. Srp-
iect: "A Momentous Question Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m. Sunday school
at 10 a m. To all these services a cor
dial invitation is extended.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
Tonopah to Get Santa fe

sTona, Cal, Oct 7.-Articles of incor-
r. Dad Company have been filed in the
Office of the county clerk. The incorpor-
ators are the borax peoL.e with Smith q
Zabriske at the head of it. 1t is fully
expected that the road will be built from
Daggett to Tonopah by way of the bor-
ak fields in Death valley. In fact. large
amount of grading has already been
done. Southwestern Inyo contains the
most extensive mineral deposits in CAL
ifornia, including gold, silver, lead Px,d
the greatest deposits of borax In the
world. The building of this road win
develop an enormously rich section of
country and furnish employment for
thousands of men. 1t Is on the cards
that there will be a very large popuIa-
ton In that section of Inyo county in a
very short time, and better facilities
from Owens valley should be secured. 1t
is possible. of course, that connection
may be made between the Carson and
Colorado from Keeler, but this is not at
all likely, as the new road will have
Santa Fe connection and affiliations
which will not interest the Southern Pa
cifc people. What Is far more likely to
occur is that new county will be form
ed out of Inyo, Kern and San Bernard
no, with the county seat probably at
Daggett. The borax people are now pre-
pairing to patent upwards of fifty mining
claims in the borax fields, ana every
thing points to a period of great activity
in that section of the country.
Douglas shoes are the best. See the
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
Money to Loan

Money advanced salaried people or
their note. No endorser. Pay In In
stallments. Strictly confidential. Write.
stating occupation. amount wanted anu
for what length of time. No ioans made
for over Fifty Dsllars nsr for lsngei
han ive months.
WESTERN BROKERAGE CO..
222. 224 Eccles Building. Ogden. Utah.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
Republican Spec king

Word was received late today that
Judge w. A. Massey, Hon. +. III. Nor
cross. candidate for supreme judge, ana
Hon George S. Nixon, candidate for
Uni ed States senator. will be in Winnie
mucca Monday evening. October 10. and
will be heard on The political issues or
the people of this vicinity an opportunity
of listening to some good Republican ooc-
trine exlounded by three of the foremost
men of the state.
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Millinery

Mrs. J. T. Prince Of San Francisco has
arrived In town with a choice stock OF
millinery which is on display In the par
lors of Mrs. Crook. lo-b-S
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08

FRESH EGuS are scarce and high
Tow look to your chickens-Ground
one. oyster shells and Well:ng;on's ege
ood il a chicken stimulator. We have
Doth. +. c. ROBINS & co.
l0-4-tf
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Mount Pelee Active

Fort De France. Island of Martinique
Oct. THE report that there has been a
serious eruption of Mont Pelee is no,
true There has been greas activity on
the mountain during the last few days
and a week ago the valcano emitted enor-
nous quantities of steam and ashes. On
September 29th the mountain was throw
ing out steam all day forming dense
cloud eight or ten thousand feet hign.
The escape grew less violent as night ap-
preached, but after dark there were TWO
points on the cone that was brilliantly
lighted, while at the foot of the dome
was hole from which fire escaped into
the valley below. but not in sufficient
quantities to occasion damage.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08

SCHILLING'S BEST BAKING POW
DER. in s-oz.. l6- or. 2l5 and 5-lb. tins.
Offer special prices for the next thirty
lays at II. G. ROBINS & co.
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MAKE your chickens profitable BY
feeding them wellington Egg Food.
Ground Bone and Oyster Shells. You
will be surprised to see the resuit--it
pays. At f. c. ROBINS 4 co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08

have for sale at my place at Love-
lock a, reasonable prices. 800 Merino
bucks. one and two years old.
y-l2-l0-l2 TAYLOR
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08

NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES the very
best to be had on the market. In any
quantity YOU wish. as We have II on tap.
l0-3-tf +. c. ROBINS & co.
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FOR Rent

House. partly furnished lower Second
street. tn 9S. SCARS.
I0-s 10
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08
For Rent

Nicely furnished room to quiet gentle
man; $40 per month. Inquire Silver State
Office.
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New good constantly arriving at
n-3-tf F. C. ROBINS & co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-10-08

FRUIT JARS, Pints. Quarts and Half
Gallons Also Jelly Glasses with caps.
fruits and jellies. New rubbers for fruit
jars at +. C. ROBINS & co.
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See Il. Reinhart 4 Co.'S line of Doug
las shoes for men before buying else
where. i0-i-il