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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22
WINE the ATTRACT IN
An Old Dodge to Get Into
California Headquarters

Chicago. June 2O.-"George A.
Knight. an"
Just then the mar in charge of the
California headquarters was Interrupt
ted.
"Is Mr.. ohnson a delegate from Cal
ifornia." inquired a mar at the door.
mo one by that name here that I
know Of" answered the chairman.
us thai California wine you have?'
from the newsomer.
Yes; won't you try it?"
Don't care If I do" and he stepped
to the mi and emptied his glass.
LAS l was saying. George A. Knight,
an attorney at San Francisco"
And her came another interruption.
us w. A. Jones a California dele
gate?" inquired the caller.
mo"
THAT California wine? Yes? Don't
care If I do" and the caller drained a
glass.
an attorney at San Francisco. will be
the e member of the national COM
mittee," and then there was still an
other interruption.
us my old friend Bill Brow on the
California delegation this year?"
Don't know him."
us that California wine? Beautiful
color. Don't care IL I do"
"As I was about to say. Mr.. Knight
succeeds Judge"
Blu there was another visitor at the
door.
Samuel Greene isn't a delegate, IS
he" asked the caller.
Don't know HIM" answered the
chairman of the delegation.
THAT California wine? lust as the
wine we import. Thanks, I don't care
If I DO sample it,"
Every man who eve lived in CALI
fornia or any other state was inquired
for. Of course. it wasn't the wine that
attracted.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22
SUFFERED - YEARS.

have been a sufferer for the last
Is years with Dyspeps,a aud have
tried every remedy available and also
many doctors. but | found no relief
until I purchased a rs n package o;
ACKER'S DYPEPSIA TABLETS
which helped me Immediately and two
boxes entirely cured. Hoping | NAV
benefit some other sufferer / ask you
to publish this. Thomas L. Small
wood. lis South Mechanic St., Spring
field. Ohio.
For sale by Grown Bros.
Send to w. H.. Hockey & Co.. Buff
falo, N. Y, for a free trial package,
HING LIKE THEM.D
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22

Following shows the time OF ar
wal and departure OF all passenge'
irains passing through Winnemucca
~ accordance with the latest lime
able:
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22

"All Right Washer

Is correctly named. 1t is the quickest.
II is the simplest. 1t runs the easiest.
II cts the streaks out. Ii Is the most
durable. 1t weighs h ieast-25
pounds. Ii viii not rust or go to
slaves. 1t washes the dirtest places
fastest. 1t washes by the latest scien-
tifc principle. 1T viii wash d cambric
handkerchief alone. II will wash six
yaids of carpet at one time. Ii adds
Yeas and happiness to the iaundress.
The least NOISE. SLOP. STEAM.
LABOR and TIME. The most Eff
FECTIVENESS. PLEASURE Salts
FACTION. Address all Inquiries To
THOMAS SHONE. who is sole agent
for Nevada. Call and the see tn.
machine work at his residence. 6-9-tf.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22

Living at an out of the way place.
remote from civilization. a family is
often driven to desperation In case of
accident. resulting in Burns. Cuts.
Wounds. Ulcers. etc. Lay i'm a supply
OF Bucklen's Arnica Salve rs the best
on earth. Use at Brown Bros. drug
gists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-06-22
EASTBOUND.
wESTBoUND.

Garden nose. iawr s%prinklers. lawn
mower and all KINDS OF garden tools al
lowest Iriyss. Il. Keinhart & Co.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05
3wet Uif&er'Mete.
Sir bieIe GnH4dhtanne berianIts
etn Sandman 6rau unb 5ipei
Qimber.

WorfoIt. 3d.. A. Mdr,. Mls
Jobn Dutlntu bon Gurritnd Gountp,
q. g., ieines @sibss unb isinsr beibsn
Rinber iiberoruTfs mar, pertaufts CT
bas 9rio nsbff al feiner Qiebe an
fsinsn 1ruber Serome Dutlap. Mls
gntseIt empfns er Q Gii1srnsbe.
Die Sa@e fam ben 1ebDrben 3u
Cbren unb Is tpurben 0aftbefsbIe ers
Iafen. Der proeeB fpisIte f9 In Cur.
ritud ab unb entbilte bic 9tatfa&e,
baB SObn ni&ts llnre6tss an benz Dan.
bel su finoen permO&te. g~beufOwenia
Grnu Outlatu ober Ssrome.
Mls Sobn erlannte, Der @eri9tsbof
tbnne m6sli8erusiie bas @ef9dft an.
nuliren, padte Ct feline GiI&nebe ju.
fammen unb beri&manb. Serome unb
Grau Outlau ipurben bsS @oncubinnts
fur f&uIbia befuno:n ba aber bic
2inber uuf bic llnterfhbune bes paa.
res ansewIeIen finb, 10 fab Der &C.
ri&tsbof bon elmer 1eRrafuns ab.
Das o @abel.
Darlington n, A. Wdrj. Jn
Der beutieen Gabinets.@ ibune ffano,
auber Dspartsmsnts. 6raesn, aud bic
4nselegsnbeit bes @uam.g absIs CUR
1sratbung. gs Tam mitsetbsilt tuer.
ben, bab websr Supnn nod cine foM.
ftiae auswdrtise Wa&t jsmals grlaub'
niB 3ur Gabels2esun9 erbdlt. Cine
ebentuelle Werbinbuneslinie suii&sn
Guam unb benz Geflonb tuirb nur
lnter amer. @ere&tiamteit beresffelt.
Bon Werico anertannt.
Darlington. 4. Wdr3. Der
msricanii&e 1otI&after ibeilte seffern
Sstretdr 0ap nit, oab ieine Resisruna
Sic Nepublit Banana anerfannt bot.
Mrgsntinien uns Wclipisn folaen benz
nd&ft, 10 baB borerf nod, uenn aud
porausf8tli& niGt au Iange, nur
psrasuap unb urueuup 5urldbleiben.
Werbre@en bet.
8 m o n b. Sno., 4. Mdr5. =
en- Der Tdbe bon 81 Chicago fanben
2utI9er zines 1ierua9ens bic 2ei9e
zines Wannes in einem alien Canal,
bic als 9b. Gibeeralb aus Glib Chi
cago erfannt murbe. Wan permutbet
Worb ober Selbfmorb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

Mafbineton, 4. Wsdr3. 5. &.
@tobborb, Setretdr bes 9erritoriums
Nri3ona. bat iein MbI9iebsaeiu& sin.
sert;&t urb basielbe wurbe bewiaist.
Ct tuar bei&uloist. fur bic SncorpOs
ration bon @eIell@aften In Nri3ono
absrrei9e @ebhbren be3oseu au baben.
Der We3ue bon @ebhhren mar an fi&
eefsbli@, ba Der Setretdr ju @sbtbren
bas We&t bate; oIs iebo9 bas Unit auf
@ebuItsbuFs sefeut tueroen iolts, bers
fu&te CT biss au binbsrn unb Der.
brnnnts feline Bidder. Gsin .GpHtm"
fol ibm idbrIi& $50, 900 einsebra3t
t1ben.
Ete pra~tries
2apton n, Oila., 4. Mdrj. ge.
ft6tigt ftnb nur 8 9obesfdle, bic bss
Or. 0armon aus 2atpton, zines an.
beren Wannes unb zines u~nbelannten
Sungen, obtpobl @eril&te iiber 9obess
f6lIe on einiamen pldben cireuliren.
8ranbwunben erlitten 5abIrei@e PER-
iontn.
anasGiip. Wo., 4. Wdr3.
Die prairie.4 rdnoe In 2anfas tnb
isbt srloi&en; In bsr Ndbs bon 0olunb
srIitten 6 perfOnen Hranbwunben. ie.
bod isile Ietenseefdtrli3sn; fsrnsr
branntsn cine 8ir&e unb berf@isoene
llsine 6duisr al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05
Wra@te nah oemaSs.
te

Gstronen-$2 rs 800 fRr 800-860.
pransen-GaItfornia-$2. ~ PET Boz.
Donanen-Gewdblte 81. 30 per Hun@.
4otusnnHe-s8 00-8.2, pei 3unbert.
Gei8en 11-l6e baB Efunb.
Datteln * per pfunb, 60 pfb. 3ifen.
NepfeI-Sl.7 rs bis %. 00 per Tab.
Weuer 3oni8-l6c.
qineaYpIeB "a. 80.
@~ranberries $2.26-2 7b per BuibeI.
SENATE.
Brpiebetn-S2 Is PET Tub.
epanH&e 8piebeln 81. so per Grate.
3artoHsln 81 10 pei Hu1be'
Srinois eibIartoHeIn $500 pet Tab.
4raut-$l.bO pet Tob.
GeIert-per Tutenb 80e.
Notbe Sfiten " PET Tab.
Waup Hobnen 400 pet UuibeI.
RnobIau@ &c pei Yfunb.
Weibe Witen t1.20 pet 6ub
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

en8ros . Berisufsprets Smportirtes
e@usbertdfe Doc per Plumb stnbetnH@e.
e@usbsssdie Ice, @iseonFn Gseam . ad,s
18-l4e, y. 3. GbesbarsI l8e, esnbetrni,
i@er 2~tnburser l8e. Urid 1le
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05
GonsreB.
I.

darlington n, A. M6r3. Der
6enat berietb fat ausf9lisbli9 iiber
Die WabI zines Crtes FIR cine Warine-
Snulhation an ben eroBsn Seen.
IN Der D%iseuTfion betbsilietsn i9 Die
neifen Senatoren Der an bic Seen
grenjenben Staaten.
Der Gtreit entlfanb iiber elm Mmens
dement,, bas bic grnennung elmer reuerl
@~ommiffion our MustuabI zines pIabss
empfnbI. Senator Quarles felte bic.
ies Mmenbement, neil cine frtbere
Gommiffion 2ate Bluff, 3d., ben
Wor3us geeeben bate. 0auptreonsr
tuaren bic Senatoren Nuarles unb
Spocner, uel@e bic Wortbetle bon
Racine, Wts., beleu9teten, 1opfins.
Der fhr Sale bluff unb Gorafer, Der ju
@unfien bon put.in.H ap, Ohio, fpra&.
Das @omite.M menoemert tuurbe 10
mobiicirt, baB es auf ale Seen uno
ni&t bios auf ben Mi&isan See arI'
tuenbbar 1T; iibsr bas ENHANCEMENT
Quarles tuurbe nod ieiu Bei9luB ges
fabt. lnterfiubt uurbe bas 4menbe'
ment aud pom Ssnator Gairbants, Der
Wai&iaan Gitp, Snb., ~befhrmortete,
neil Is Der utIuntif4en3hffs ndber Iiese
als bic anbern Gtdbte am Wi4igan
See. 9lu9 Senator Heperioas mar
fRy Wi&igan @itp eingetreten.
6aus.
Oas 0aus tatts beute bas Snbianers
Budget unter @eratbuna. Wdbrenb
Der @eneralbsbntte fpran bas rspubl.
Witelieb Wartin aus Sio.D atota ibsr
ieinen Mntras, ben 9anbels.S etretdr
~ elmer llnteriu4ung iiber bic @rAabe
bes untsrinisbs an3uwsiIsn. Der 3pis
f@sn ben uuterbaltstoHsn unb GlstiG.
preiien eritire.
st leitete feline gnfpra&e nit groBsn
2obiprn9en fur @snsrolantpalt 8nor
elm unb betbeuerte, bob CT ni3t 3u
bensn ssb6re, bic BEL benz Wort Sruft
In 2rdmpfe perfallen. N5er CT CLAUDE
bod, oab In elmer rsr sroben Nab-
runesmittel' Snbufrien elm Wonopol
erifire, bcs BON benz 6onbels.S spar-
temsnt unteriu9t tuerben fole.
I'm Die WeHte Der probucsnten unb
Goniumenten iei Is f&limmsr beitelt,
als Dor grlansuns bss ginbaltsbefebls
eesen ben Gleii&truf. Der Nbs. be.
trdftigte feline Debauptung bur1 Nus'
Iaeen bon Wiebbdnblern.
Wa9bsm Der Demolrat GtanIep
(ap.) ollie fur bic beDrdnste Sage Der
9abafan9ter berlanet, fdloB fetn par.
teisenoRs RObinion(Snb.) bic General.
bebatte NIT Ger grtldrun9, I'm 8o6lens
gei9dft bes Snoianer : 9srritoriums
eriifire elm Wonopol. Ct fei Der Nns
fi9t, baB bas Ganbelss9 epartemsnt bic
M~ngeleeenbeit unteriu9en mhKe.
Nas 1aus beitdtiete bic Wabl bes
Mba. Gins (Hem., Senn.), bie Elm
Republifaner beftritten bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

0etro6nete 6rl9te-HepfeI, an Dr goune
8etro6net, 7e; Sobannesbeerea 7e Bis IKE:
Gstron 18c bs l4e; RoHnen, 2 Grorpu, Der
pfunb, 7e, 8 Gropn tic, 4 Grouu nc 5aa,
~nenfrete &c bts 81, California gRiseateI 7Ks;
euItana nc, tusportirte Guiana lie bis lac.
California Gpriioien 81 BIZ l2e.
eprut-etanbarb Corn 2se Biz aBe: &c,
pabIter &c Bis acc; Sorghum sse Bic CSC;
Neu Orleans WoIsHes Ice bis 2se; seudtIs
ter 80c bs CSC.
snhe-BrGiI neu Sc bis 1oe; 6iIberts l2e;
RanbeIn II; uei9fdaIi8e RanbeIn lbe;
ycrbsn NanbeIn i6e; peamuts &c bss SIC;
ssr0ftete 7e bts Sc; GnsIi4s @oImlHs 1916.
p~sdIes-2loo TIM Sass1o; laco TIM Ssb
-; 1900 tn oaIbiab $3.50; 600 tn Gas
$3.50.
S~nbianaysIis RameespreHs
oewbbnI. BE gutter 10-l2e; prtma btB aes
udtltes l4-lee 6anep 824-8se. eoISss
Delow 10 bts 22e. Saps 2e-82e.
Sn padetsn:
Nsiofa $11.7b. Zion Sl1.75, Seriet S1I. 20:
Caracas I'll .75, DiuwortI's sl1. rs, Dst6
Sara Dlsnb $14.5 30. RaiIBou@ SILT |, 0atsD
Dtsnbeb Sapa sl1.76
8u6er-DomtnoeB 7.07e; ehi6suder s. n
yuIpestFrter 4.s7e; xxxz puIperiRrter 6.o2e,
fetaer sranuIirter 4.97t; Cubes 6.l2e; Con.
feetioners' v l.72e; s~ssbsemoob Z 4.62<; Pbh
nS 4 4.67e; empire ~. SIC; SbsaI grta
@oIben 9 4.42e; Dtnbfor Gytra 9 l.87e
&tbseuccb Z l.62e; eeIber G 4. LIE; Ia seb
BET l.02.
@eis-GaroItna. 3opf, 5l--7}e, Savan 8
-64e, sebro&euer, 8i-l}e.
eaIt-8ate, 0aseon Sabunsen 7be aIeis
mere nuantttdten. e6e-90e. 100 brei Ptunb
padete $3.50, s. funf 3d., $3.50, % 10
pfunb sl.70.
efRs-Nab go q. xsf). Gas. Ellie Pc
0oTone.
0erunr5e = @anSe: Uuipiee i8e bis 1be:
eoiftc l6e bs lbe RusIatbIltte coo bis
6be; Nussatnub 4be Bis e0e; @anser f@uar.
zee 9feHer lbe Bis l6es e@ot lSe peib 26s;
WeIien lie; seuaabIener f@warSn pfeHer Ice,
rueiber 80e Bis 86e, rotber zoe.
etdrtePsarI, b}e, Champion Slot. / unh
8 pfanb padete 8. Rom. l pft. Pa6ste,
4K-S2e
Gsnsema&te Observation-Disclosures 30.
slice; pea&es etanbarb. 8 pb., a.
2.26; SECONDS 8 pfunb 81. 60-s1. 65; Dc
pea&es, 81. l0-S1.60; ananas, etanbarb,
= Rfb., S1.65-s1.s0; eeeonbs. 2 ptmb,
81 .26-$l.4b; srlne Uobnen, 8 Yfunb aans
men, u, Bahama Hnanas S1.80-sa .25<.
0stebte Qybien, $l.20-sl. 70, frabe SSunt 06
Gents. &arrosp 90e, esnsepei4te b5s-e0e,
tomatoes, 9 pfunb, 81. 10-$l.16, 8u6er,
Rom e0c-$l.s5. apfeIbutter. per Dutsnb.
8 Pfanb. 81.
Ganbp-etansen &c; semii&t &c; Gro.
Get senti&t 7}e; Banner zwif &c; Cream
4onbons l0e: 20. 2 Cream semii&t &C.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

Trtf&es SinbfeHG-DefIt&e etiere CT
&c; biefise etiers ~ nc; bietse Hsnbes
$50 bw T0 ptunb 6he; btsfse Rnbe 100
bs $50 Efanb SIC 3abe $50 ID $50 pfsuab
Of; Stiss UorDervtertel 6Ke, etter et&ers
psertel *, Wsnb 1trteruierteI 6}e Wanb
BorberuterteI &c, Rub Hcrt erpterteI 4e, Rub
ointerusertel 73c.
Trti@es 3aIbfeii@-3aIber 10}e, 0tnter'
piertet l8e. gorbeuierteI 81.
Trif@es e@affsi@ Simmer pei Plumb
l0e ; e@dfs 81; e&enleI l0}e; RadS, hss.
lee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05
e&tHsna&ri&ten.
MnQetom m m { n.

Sabrs: So 9ouraine" bon Stem BORT.
2iberpool: .Gebrie" BON Wetu BORT.
Rem BORT: go Qcrraine" bon 0apre.
Rem DOri: .9ueanta" bon 2tperpool,
Wantudst 2eu&H&iH)
Wotterbam: vStatenbom" BON Netu
Yori.
yseapsl: vs3sdar" BON Nstu Oori iiber
Gibraltar mad @snua.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05
Surge Depeiaea.
A.. Wdrs.


Rem Vorf. @apitdn Sra %.
Corp, beKen Gompasnie ben WOrmari&
bes Generals Barfsoale bel @ettpsburg
aufbislt, III in Worristotpn, q. S., se'
ftorben.
Des Wotnts, So. Sobn 3.
Wbite, elm Mrbeiterfhbrer aus Ostas
Iooia, tpurbs mil GROCER Wlaioritdt gum
prdEbenten Der Der. @ruben.M rbeiter
bon Soma erudblt.
phiIabeIpbia q. 10 pft9e'
rinnsn traten BITE Reiie na& Sapan an,
I'm duf benz G9la&tfslbe freiuiliee
Disnfte 3u Ieiften. gu Der @eieai&aft,
bic Or. u. q. Mc@ree bon bier ftbrt,
esbOrt Grin. gIice aemmer aus Sn'
biana.
Wafbington. Der japan.
@eianote Fente SER. 0ap uno benz
prGFbenten Baron @upsmatia Dor,
einsu friberen iapanii&en Winifter,
Der cine leitsnhe @sle In Ginanjireiien
ipielt. ct rstft isiner Nusiase nod
3um Wergniisen.
&melanb.
Qonbon. Cir Soiepb %.
5rut@, Der fribere @ouperneur BON
1ritii9.g Columbia, 1T eeforben.
0annoper. G~slbmariGaQ b.
Walberiee III felt einisen 3aae1 er'
tranit unb isin Wsfinben sibt 4nIab
gu gefhr&tunsen.
b parts. Die sanje Sibung I'm
0repfub.prccsb mar bur& bie &eos
bes @eneraIantuaIts aussefhnt. CT
psrInnpte Mnorbnuna elmer Inter
iu9ung, bspor oas @eri@t eine ent'
E&eibune fdle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

Dsbex - 30. 3 rptber $l.t0 auf 0ele .
fen. $1.00 Don 0nbIen; 80. 3 rotber 97}e.
Rdr5 $l.00; BaeeRwepen $l.C0.
Rcrn (neues) - go. ! weib 44te T; go. 3
wsib 44ae; 30. Q wetb ,44ie; 30. 4 weib.
42e; 70. 2 peib semaf9t l4Ae; go. 8
wetb semai&t I'D; 30. 1 petb senui9i
42e; go 2 seIb &c; 80. 9 seIb 44e (;
20. 4 GELD 4a}e; 30. 2 semii4t l4}s;
Ro. 8 seuii&t &c; go. 4 semtidt 4Qse;
3oIben l6e.
3dfz- gs. 2 wet6er 482e; 80. 8 uetbsr
48:; 70. 2 0eurti&ter 42}e; 30. 8 semi9tsr
42e.
1eu 30. 1 1surotta sll. 90; 30.
2 1tmotbp $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05
@irtbi@aitS : 11ebermabme.

6iermit sur eeN. Gnjnee, bab ID bic Bis
Ger unter benz 9tanen ssThe Belmont
befannte @irtbit9aft
Ode Maoiion abe. unb Murris Str.
ldufi& iberncmmen babe unb Ssbsrmann
freunbli9R einIabs, MID tn meinem 2cIaIe
~ beiu&en.
Gs tuirb nein Befreben iein Elm reipeIs
tables 4nu8 ~ flbrsn unb meinen g6ften
ffets bie tefsn Gefr6rIs unb Gigarren bors
suieten. Mariner Qun& bon 10 t1br Mors
gems bis / rtr Ra@mittog.
I'm ssneisten 8uipru@ bittet
GUSTAV DOEBBER,
gde Wabiion aps. unb morris etr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

MISUNDERSTANDING: I'll. o0-l05 81.
Rice BertaufsSreiie: "a. 00@S9.00.
@eI&forn - Bertauisprefs: ie mad ben
nuaIstdt, 6b-60e.
~&afa-sd&dIt 89-l5e; Ia ben Gekrea
- 0o-e10.00 per Tsune.
etrob-Rrsis, ie mad BEN Grab. IN Bal
len, S6-U.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-03-05

eu8ar Gureb e&tnfen - grts nuaItt6t :
1870 phunO la}: Is pfunb l2le; 10-2
pfunb 10; 8peite nualstdt : 20-le pfmnb
lq}c ; ID pfunb l2e ; II pfnab l2}e ; 10
Pfsnb l2fe.
GaIifcrnti@e e@tmien-0 ID 8 Plumb Sc;
9 bts IL pisHb &c.
6rnttR6sepe6-4Iar1 GnsIH9 Gureb is,
aeu6bIter euear Curb Ice, 6-7 pf&nb tu
Dur@|4nsst lbe ; 8 Bis 9 pftnb tn Tur@s
j&nttt 18}e; 10 bB IL pfusb IN Dar9f4ntt
121fe; 3 Pfasb I'M Dus@fdntH, i4maI, ll3e;
8 qhsnb In Dtr&i&ntt, i&uaai, LIE.
epe6, gnsI.-0ewdbIter, 8 BIZ 10 pfanb
tm Dur&i4nitt, 1916; II ~ II pfusb Ia
Dur@f@utt, l2e.
eved-RIare eetten, 80 BIZ 90 yfuab tn
1ur@i&ntt, sse; 2lare eetter. 80 hs 20
3 ws, 9le; 3Iars Vsuls1, Is ~ 80 phsnb,
8be; IL Biz ~ 3d.. l0e; II b. Is phanb,
l0le; 4Iars SA6sn, 20 bs 30 qtan>. 9xe;
Na6en 10 bts 10 Yfsmb 9ae; 3Iase stiden 8
81 9 phanb. l0}e
OeYo0ejtee o@weSue1e10 Wuo4euuo1e1
Uanep pig s00. 30; 4tares Bean $40. 90; 6oup
y $3.50; etort GIear s16. 20; Sesuspf
ol6. 90.
Osbbrrtes Nsnbfeii& - e&tuIen. req.
eetB, LIE; u~abenietten Lie; SRneni. l4c
&nb&eI 1916.
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of Office of appointees will be only
until the next general election
thine inde6nite) we think the Gov
ernor did right in naming some
Republicans.
We heard some objection made
because the County Attorney was
not and is not a resident of Beck
kan county. We are not posted,
but presume the Governor and his
advisors knew their business.
The location for the public build
Ings has not been generally discuss
ed, but look out for advance in
prices.
The new county is rich in fire
clay, stone and has some fine coal
The timber interest is quite ex-
tensive.
We shall expect the advent OF
several lawyers.
Everybody" is feeling good over
the securing of a new county
Those who are in any way disap.
pointed will no doubt soon be rec.
onciled and will join in the general
rejoicing and hustle for success.
G. w. E. Wolfford, recently oil
Grayson, has moved to Olive Hill
For nine years he has been a prac
ticing lawyer. He is 35 years old
taught school for ten years and il
married. He is a Republican
Since he came to Olive Hill he hal
formed a law partnership with c
F. Cooper, a native of Carter, unde
firm name Wolford & Cooper. Nh
Cooper has practiced law, laugh
the town school last year and il
now city attorney.
Yes, sirs, there will be jollifica
ton after a while and lots of biz
folks will be there. More facts ant
observations will then be in order
In the meantime we will pick up al
item occasionally. We are inform
ed that the county has an are
of about 40S squars miles an,
1000 population two years ago.
There are the following towns
Olive Hill, Soldier, Enterprise, Car
ter Limestone.
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For sale by r. II WHITE & CO., Druggists.
For Sale.

Having quit farming to some ex-
tent, wish to sell my farm of about
one hundred and fifty acres, lying
about two and half miles north
east of Ewington, Montgomery
county, Ky. This land is all in
grass except about forty acres.
Every improvement necessary on
farm. AS good a house as a man
should want, with a splendid cellar
laid in lime; not better well Of
water in the county. A good pair
stock scales; also two tobacco barns
30-3t WIN. CooNs.
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For Sale Privately.

My farm, containing 105 acres, in
high state of cultivation, good two
story frame house, new outbuild-
ings, young orchard with 100 apple
trees just beginning to bear-gath-
cred 100 bushels last year--well
watered, close to schools and
churches, and is situated on Mt.
Sterling and Winchester pike, 8
mAes from Mt. Sterling. Terms
reasonable Farm we'll worth the
money asked for it.
28tf SANDY SooBEE,
r F. d. No. l, Mt. Sterling, Ky.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-02-17
Killed officer Burns and Jesse
Sharp at MiddlesbOrO.

John White, a negro, shot and
killed Officer Burns and Jesse Sharp
in the Opera House at Middlesboro,
KY, Saturday night, Feb. 6. 1t is
stated that the killing Of the officer
was deliberately planned and the
officers will try to get a confession
from White duplicating others of
his lace. He was arrested on Tues
day, the 9th.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-02-17
In Memory Of Anderson chenault.


Anderson Chenault, son of An
derson and Margaret X. Chenault,
was born in Montgomery county,
Kentucky, May 26, 1850, and died
at Tampa, Florida, February 3,
1904.
The family comes Of staunch, old
Huguenot stock. The grandfather,
David Chenault, a widely known
and influential Baptist minister,
emigrated from Virginia and set
Ting in Madison county, there
reared large family. Two sons Of
David Chenault, Tandy and Ander-
son, Sr., settled in this county and
at once won (and held to the day of
their death a deservedly high place
in the esteem of their wide acquain-
lance, by reason of the high order
of mental endowment, the strict in
tegrity and keen business acumen
displayed by each.
The subject of this sketch inner
tied in no small degree the mental
endowment and upright business
qualities that dwelt in the father
and grandfather. HIS neighbors
and friends knew him as a genial.
successful business man, one to be
relied upon to meet all his engage
ments, in any emergency. But it
was reserved for those most closely
allied to him to know the depth of
loving manliness that was native to
his heart. 1t was in the home cir
Gle, amid those he loved and who
he knew loved him best, that he
willingly dropped the mask and let
flow, like a dancing brook, the in
imitable wit and humor that made
him so companionable a man To
wife and widowed mother he was
always the hopeful, patient
thoughtful husband and son, and
the memory of these things rests
with them like kindly benedIction
The death six years ago of his fav
orite brother, Waller, (who was al
so his business partner) was to hin
woeful affection, that cast clouC
over his life which never to the enc
seemed to be lifted. Like a.
strong men he did not give his low,
, lightly, but where he did give,
was we'll worth the having.
On that February morning il
Tampa, so far away from the hom
to which he was so devotedly at
= tached, when the stroke came tina
he seemed to realize it was the be
ginning of the end, he turned to hi
nurse and said, 81 think this i
death, but l have no fear. l for
give all as l would be forgiven.
Seeing his wife bending over him h
/ quoted from the dear old Quake
poet whose writings he loved s
we'll:
ALAS for him who never sees
E The stars shine through the Cypress trees!
Who hopeless LAYS his dead away,
Nor looks to see the breaking day
Across the mournfumarbles play!
{ Who hath not learned in hours Of faith
The truth to flesh and sense unknown,
That Life is ever lord Of Death,
r And love can never Lose It's own"
And then after pause, murmul
ing:
"An angel form walks DER the earth
With soft and silent tread,
I And bears our best loved friends away
And then we call them dead.'
He sank into that dreamless slice
from which be was only to awak
. to find he had crossed over the rive
= and was resting under the shade {
the trees on the other side. 4
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taught in the county schools. He
is Democrat. He moved to Olive
Hill Is months ago and engaged in
the livery business until Feb. L.
He is brother of John G. Evans,
now Superintendent of Feebl e
Minded Institute at Frankfort.
SHERIFF.
D, L. Goodin lives at Jacobs; he
is farmer and school teacher.
CIRCUIT CLERK.
w. L. Gearhart lives near Lime
stone; he is a farmer and school
teacher.
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1904-02-17

James Fizer has moved from
Marion, Ind, to this city and pur-
chased the old Bright Fizer home
place from his brother, C. B. Fizer,
and will put ON it a modern cottage.