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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-16
GRAY
Mrs. Beems was at Audubon satur.

| Mrs. Deems was at Audubon Satur.
day.
Miss Mary Higgins closed her school
Friday.
Mrs. Aus Linn went to Audubon
Saturday.
There was a piano tuner in town
Thursday.
Elmer Ellis made tripto Audubon
Friday night.
Ira King came home from visit at
Botna Tuesday.
Miss Ava Peterson came home from
Omaha Saturday.
A gold watch given away at Mundts.
Ask him about it.
G. e. Mertz received a visit from
his father this week.
Frank Liken was at Audubon be-
tween trains Sunday.
John Cameron went to Atlantic
Saturday on business.
Bert Altman and John Jones drove
to Manning Thursday.
Mrs. Hicks and daughter visited
Sunday with Mrs. King.
Mrs. Will Barger came home Thurs
day from her visit at Manning.
Victor Nedrow came home from
VIM. Perrines' Saturday night.
The young folks at the Schroeder
= ov,oo 11,oro Of Nor Snn1ov
James Rutherford went to Carroll
Saturday to have his eyes treated.
Mrs. Nels Christensen was confined
to her bed several days last week.
Matilda and Mary Jensen arrived
home from Carroll after weeks Wis
it.
Jessie Packard is again behind the
counter at the B. W. WEIGH & Co.'s
store.
Miss Ella Forsbeck returned from
college at Ames Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. Chat Dustin and children Wis.,
tied over Sunday at the John Gamer
on home.
Miss Iva King went home Monday
evening with her friend, Miss Jane
Settlemire.
James and Ed Rutherford visited
between trains Sunday with their
parents at Ross.
Mrs. Hardenbrook left Friday even
ing for Hampton to visit with Tom
Dustin and family.
c. E. Mertz and wife returned We'd
nesday evening from several weeks
visit at the st Louis fair.
Lewis Wicker of Audubon was visit
ing over Sunday at the home of his
grandfather, j. P. Nedrow.
Mr.. and Mrs Markley and children
of Audubon arrived Saturday for
visit at the John CARRIER home.
Mrs. John Lewis and two daugh-
tiers returned to Manring after tef q pleas
ant visit at the VIM. Lewis home.
The young people around Gray were
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Coulter east of town Saturday
evening.
While playing catch Saturday even
ing Elmer Audas was hit by the ball
and was rendered unconscious for
short time.
The merchants of Gray had meet
ing Wednesday night and decided
they would not celebrate the 4th of
July this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griffin arrived
Friday evening to make an extended
visit with her parents at the A. n.
Detwiler home.
Geo. Davis from near Dedham was
in town Friday evening to meet his
mother, Mrs. w. B. Davis, and his
daughter Edith.
There will be dance in Woodman
hall at Gray, June "a, 1904. Every
body cordially invited. Drake orches-
ira will furnish music. Committee.
Mrs. T. B. Creveling and children
returned Wednesday from her visit
with her mother, Mrs. Joe Cameron.
She was accompanied by her aunt,
Mrs. Mary Todd.
We are ready to paint your buggies.
We have good place and experience
which will always tell in good work.
Make old buggies look new. Salts
faction guaranteed. Call on us.
SLOUGH q LANCELOT.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-16
FROM ALL OVER IOWA
iowa Banker Dies.

Shenandoah, Ia, June 13.-J. w. AL.
len, retired banker of this city, died
at his home at ripe old age.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-16
President Richardson Resiqns.

Des Moines, June 11-President j.
K. Richardson resigned his position at
the head of the Des Moines college
because. he said, he was convinced
that there was lack of willingness on
the part of certain faculty members
and some students to cooperate with
him.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-06-16
New Mining Camp for Deported Men

New Mining Camp for Deported Men.
Denver, June ia new mining
camp will be opened in New Mexico,
according to the Post, to receive the
deported union miners from Cripple
Creek. The Western Federation of
Miners will work the claims on CO.
operative basis and will have entire
jurisdiction over their development
Provisions will be made by the feder.
alton for all deported miners, and to
this end carload of supplies will be
sent to the new camp Immediately as
a starter The camp will be locate
near Tres Piedra, which is twenty
miles south of the Colorado line. O,
the Denver and Rio Grande. There
is district ten miles square of virgin
ore. and the work of mining it will be
parceled out to the union miners.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Die 0rObsel@w orenea trsten
bemte tn Sitmng.

Die @roBaef&wOrenen FIR ben go.
bember=S ermin tperben beute In SIP.
ung treten. gu ben Jdaen, tuel9e fe
3u unteriuden baben. geb6rt aud Der
bes Jranf 6enbrids. ebemaliges Wit.
alieo Der M~bbotaten- Girma Genbrids
& papne, tuslbsr am Is. October aus
Der etabt peri&uano unb feine Grau
in bhlfsbeohrftisen1 erbdltnifen 3urad.
lieB, iobaB bic l-werWiffOn'f& i6rer
annsbmsn mubte. Der gerf9wuuosne
it bss Bstruss bef&ulbi9t. @r fofl
bon 9enrp Woore, 1920 Waha&ufetts
Mpe., @eloiummen auf gefdIf9te Noten
unb S~ppothsfen erlangt baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
geim fur insenSli@e simosr
stwanfat.

Grant O9an, elm IA Sabre alter
Sunse, Der feitten gltern b~etdnbig
fOrtlduft unb Der auBerbem f& audi
ueiaert CUR S&ule 3u aebsn, tpirb
mcrgen i'm Susenogsri4t Dor @idter
Stubs iein gerbalten au erfldren ba-
BEN. &ihter Stubs uiro beute Na1.
mittas bon elmer &eiie nod benz Often
3uridtebren uno Der Sun9e befinoei
fi& iolan9e In ben 3dnben Der @ountp.
gommiRdre.
Der anabe 1T aufseuedt unb In.
teliaent unO BaIif GrantGeRler nabm
ibn ~porlduia nit f4 nod perrt
$ownitip. bic er morsen i'm Suseno'
seri9te berb6rt tuirb. 9as Rinoer,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Snotana @etterberidt fur
C!toter 1904.

Die Snoiana Nbtbeilune beg Ser.
Staten Wetter-Bureaus bsr6hentlitt
foebsn foleeuben @etterberidt fur ben
Monat Sttober:
Die mittlere Semperatur BON Sn-
biana FIR ben abselaufenen Wonat mar
538 @rab, mas 1.3 Grab nieoriger
lit, als bic mittlere 9emperatur fur
Ottober 1908 unb 0.6 @rao iinter
benz Hormaltanhe fur ben Nonat;
bas b09fte monatli6e Mittel mar So
Grab in g%nanspiQe, bas ~nieorieffe
50.3 @rab in angola; Die b61fe
9smperatur murbe nit 80 @rao aus
Waoifon, am 1. Oftober, bic niebriQite
nit 20 @rao aus Nortbfielb am 90.
Ottober beri9iet; Der er0bte Wonats-
unteridieb betrus IS @rab 3u &ome,
Der serinsite AZ Grab su g~pansbile;
Der sr6bte Sases-u nteri9ieb fam nit
81 Grab in &ome Dor.
Sen Nieberidlae anlangeno. 10 Bee
trug Der Surdidnitt fir ben Staat
in benz Beridismonat LOG 3on. mas
Lei ueniger 1T als Der Durdf1nitt
fir OttOber 1908 unb LA 3oa unter
Dem Wormatfano fur ben Wonat; Der
sr6bte 8eitrag NOR 2 81 3oa in Mn=
sola, Der geringffe. taum cine Spur,
in SeetOr; bic our6idnittlide 3abl
bon Sagen nit DOL 3Oa ober bartiber
mar 5. Die porberridenoe Winorid=
tune mar Sibmeff; bic 8efammt= 8e.
tuesung in Snoianapolis betrua 6 .648
Weilen. in gnansbiae 4.189 Weilen;
Die burdidnittlide 3abl tlarer SAGE
6etrug l0, t5eilweiie bew6ltter s, uno
bew6ltter Gage T. @emdB Der felbf=
rsaifrirenoen Snfrumenten tuaren in
indianapolis 68 prosent oes m6aliGen
getrases bon Sonnenfdein gu re9iltri.
rem.
@epitter famen Dor am 5. Gftober
auf l Station, am 8. auf z, g. auf
2, am 10. auf z, am IL. auf 4 uno
am 81. OttOber auf Is Stationen.
Sdabenfr6Re ooer @efrier 9empera.
turen fanier in ben n6roli9en uno
mittleren Settionen beg Staates, ur5
%ftarfer Groif in ein3elnen 8egenoen Der
fholi9en Seftion ON 8. unb z. Otto=
Der bor; i'm sanae1 State tuarer iol6e
am 23., e., 81. uno 90. Sttober su
ber3ei9nen.
6aael fiel am 81. uno %. Oftober;
S1nee, tuenn aud muir Spuren bapott,
fiel am %. unb "a. Sttober; Sdnee
nit &esen am %. uno %. Ottober;
Nebel herrfhte an, g., IL. big H.,
90, 80. uno 81. Ottobsr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

bsint, in tpeldem man Biz iebt bers
artise 3naben aufbemabrte, bat ndm-
lid bieis 8rande ieiner Sbdtisfeit auf.
9sgeben uno &idter Stubs meiaert f&
nit &e6t, 2ineer pe9en tlsinerer Ser.
oeben Der Sail ooer Der poli3eiffation
3u iibermeifen. Die Notbmsnoiatsit
zines pafenoen pIabes, oerartige Pin.
Der gu balten 1T 70 groB, bab I'm
@ountp Council in ieiner nd4fsn
Sibuns Elm @efud einserei9t ueroen
pirb, bic aur @rriatung zines paRen.
ben Defines n6tbigen Summen 3ur
Werfhgung 3u ftelen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
8iebansitennne.G reur5ion mad Gbi'
cago iiber bic Yennipluania 2inien.

@reurFon=3 idets nod Chicago tper=
Den lber bic penniDlbania 8inien am
81, %. unb 90. Nobsmber pertauft
fir ben einselnen erfftlaifigen Gabr=
preis plus $1.00 fir Die &unofabrt,
in Nnbetra6t Der Snternationalen
giebausaeluna. Die ~oiesjdbriae Mus-
ffslluna nit II. 900 Sbieren, einfdlieB=
LID 1000 pferoen. 1T bic sroBartigffe
on @scoro. unb Der nieorige 6abrpreis
Der Pennipluania 2inien madt cine
&eife nod @sicaao febr biaia. Sir
@in3elnbeiten uenoe man id an Die
9otal 9idet Maenten Der penniplbania
Ginien.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Frenze| Bros.
HO. 1 0. @aibiustpn Ctr
merchants National Bank.)
Gin ellropdff9es Department.
we@feI, Grebitbrtefe ttmb
Ypftamtpetfmmaem
aat ale etdbte europas.
ShtfSi9etne nag su sss 30
Din. uno Dertanf ansIdnoiidpen
0eIces.

Gine 9erion, pel4e Elm Spars
w 0onto beiibt, lit In einem ses
mifen @aBe Elm DRentliaer
@Obltbdter, Ser in ieiner be-
i@eibenen Mrt bnsu beitrdet,
bas @el6 in mirfliber GircuIa>
tiOn per &Opf gu erbDben. Die
9erfon fuel4e fein Spar @onto
unterbdlt, ionbern ibr @elo in
perbor9enen Pldsen berftedt,
siebt bas @el6 aus Ser girculae
tion un6 bin6ert babur9 bas
@a9sthum unb Die PrOsperitdt
6es Sanbes unb beraubt fid sur
steiden Belt tint Elm lesitimes
@infommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
lake ERIE & WESTERN R. R.

-. Sabrseit Der 8ise...
abfabrt Aniunf
EoIebO. Chicago unb Nibisou erpres - 7.15 t1o.Ss
Colebo, Detroit anb gbeaso Sim .....*12.ao I s.ab
Wi1isam 9th, Dsuneie II. safapettsep + 7.2o t1o.a5
" tdgIi6 t ousseuOmmen sonutags.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

90 Der 2abrer 0tutemoe
8ote iotute Der Ne8enSbur9er
Nartem RaIenoer fur 1905
ttno omr@ tsmiere Office 81
te3tebem.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Sno1eite Gurnperein.
Gldnsember sserlanf Ser Setter bes II. stiftunssfeifes
Reoe oes Grfen Spreders. : Srinante turneriide Dor
f%dRrun9en.

our bolen 3ufrieoenbeit srfiiIt bat unb
mir ottrfen. ermarten, baB oies aud in
3utnnft Der 6al iein miro.
Inter Der Siibrung beHelben bstbei-
ligten fih uniere Netiben i'm SUM- b.
s. an benz Obio 8e3irfs=5 urnfeft in
Cincinnati. Mebrere 1. preiie muir.
ben @in5elnen unierer Burner suer=
fannt, 10 au1 erbielt bic @eiammt=
&iege Diplom usb 2orbeertrau3 fir
ibre 2eifunsen.
Nsbsn Der Surnersi lit aber au9 Die
pHsse bes eeisQi9aftIidsn 9erfe6rs Der
Witglieoer unb Gamilisn untereinans
Der eng berbunben uno, oaB mir audi auf
oisiem @sbiete grfplg batten, miro ALL
gemein anertannt.
Die finan3isQen 8ertdltniHe beS
8ereins fino ourdaus einftie; bas
gerwaltungsiabr ialieBt nit benz 81.
December ab. unb wirb Der 8eridi
ben Witslieoern alsoann sugeffelt
tueroen. @rmdbnen mill i1 ieoo1
idon beute, bob Der Surnberein Bee
reits 1872 Intbeilideine in Der Surn-
bale gausefeai&aft beibt, bieielben
rsprdfentiren einen @ertb bon $4050.
I'm oieiem Betra3e lit Die Samen.
Section NIT 81 Mntbeilfdeinen, $1,000,
bstbeiligt.
Die Witglieoer Der Hamen-S Section
unter 2eituns Der prdioentin Srau
Nnna Sretberg tuarer audi in benz
feBtsn Sabre benz S%urnperein cine aus
9e3ei4nete StiBe. Snbem i'd ben
Dam,n i'm Nametl bes Surnpereins
ber3liaen Sanf ausiprede, bite i'd
suslei&, uns ibre l%1nterffabuns aud
In 2utunft au She'll tperoen gu lafen.
Dor Sturgeon purben uns bonn Sur=
ner Sulius Corn, einem Der @rtinoer
bes 0ereins, feit mebreren Sahren In
Cincinnati mohnbaft, 2 boqbeaablte
Nntbeilideine uno bon unierem
6reunoe pster pfif.rer 4 'ebenfaIs
po%0be3ablte Nntbeilideine In Der Surn-
gerein u=@eieaidaft aIs @siGenl
iiberuieier. 8eioen Grsunoen 1fprehs
i'd bel oieiem 5efe ben Sant oes Ser.
ems aug.
Sm Sanuar b. s. eriinbetsn eins
Mnsabl nit euten Stimmen bsaabtt
Witglieber bic v@eian9s Section.
pslde unter Der Direction oes Iltmei.
tiers prOfshor Carl garus ausseaei9.
net BOrtrdge eeliefert ufto oaourd 3ur
9ebung bes 9eie0igen gerfebrs piel
beigetrasen bat uno nod beitrdgt.
Sofentlid erfennnen bic Witslieoe,
bes 8ereins bic 8emibungen unb Sci.
ffungen Der Sanger INNER mebr an.
Sn slsi9er Wsiie eeoenie i'd be,
Sramatifden Section. beren &egii.
isur Carl @ubpiaer lit; au9 bieis bai
urs bprd ibre Nufibrunsen biele &c.
nuBrei9en Stunben bsreitet.
Ser Seutf&en tdali6en preRe tpeI9s
uniere Iereinsbetrsbunsen ole 3eii
freunoli9f unterfttbt bat, fa9e ID
hermit Dant.
gnolid fprede id ben Witglieoern
oes 8orfanoes bes Surnpereins far Die
Mrbe tuelde bieielben bel Atbruno
ibrer refpectioen Nemtern, meineu
Sanf aus"
@ad M~biolbiruns beg reidbaltieen
programms fauoen id aablreide 8e-
Iudsr i'm Speifefaals elm, moielbf Der
Oamen 8erein elm woblidmedenoes
Surfep-S Supper ferpirte.
Gin fr6blides San3trSn34en bilbete
ben Nbf9lub bes in ieber Weife erfoIs-
reid berlaufenen IL. Stiftunesfefes
bes Siofeite 3%urnpsreins.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

Dos IL. Stiftungs=Je oes Suo=
ieite Surnpereins, weldes geffern Nberb
in ieiner 6ale sefeiert uuroe, nabm
einsn in ieoer ge3iebuns erfOlarei9en
Yerfauf.
S9on lange bebor oas oficieQe Bro
sramm ieinen 4nfans nabm, fr6mten
Die Bsfu6er in Shaaren in ben Saal.
l1nb als bas Ordeffer einen fr6bs
li9en gr6fnungs-W ari& ipielte, bu
paren fouobl auf Der 8alerie. als aut
i'm Saale fdmmtli9e SiBpldbe Oceupiri
unb iebr biele mdnnlideB efuder murben
seserl ibren @ilsn au StanoesperiO=
men.
Sie @eiangsfection beg eioieite
Surnbereins nabm au4 9eifern mieoer,
uie fdon felt pielen Wonaten bel ben
Seflidteiten b~esfslben actibsn I'm.
theil an Der 6sier unb untsr 2sis
tung ibres S%iriaenten, Serrn 2arl
8arus, bradte Die ffimmbesabte Sdu-
geri9aar bic 8OIfslieosr vSdgerluff"
unb .5aibsnr6slsin" in sefdIia.r
Weife gum 8ortrag.
6rau @urt Sou ertuarb fi9 nit IT,
rem Sopran Solo y3ieeunerleben"
rei9sn mOblDernienten geifal; He
tpurbe nit einem berrli1en Bouquet
Gbrpiantbenen belobnt.
Die 0auptnummern auf benz pro-
9ramm maren iebo9, pie es fi9 bel
einem stiftungsfef zines Surnbereins
gebibrt, bic turnerif1en Nummern.
gs if wobl iebr idper 3u entidsi.
ben, pb ben Is Wdo9en Der II. GlaEe
fhr ibren Jabnenreisen Ooer ben l6
Wdo9sn Der SamenciaRe fur ibrer
Spanii9en Sang &eisen bic srts
palms pes Sieges lebtibrt. c
Beibsn 2laKsn 9sbibrt Elm unge.
tbeiltes Sob fur bic eraete, 9raai6ie uni
anmutbise Dirt unb Weiie, in melde,
fe Die Deridisoenen oft re9t i9wisri'
gen gpolutionen ibrer &eigen bur9'
ffbrten.
Rsiabaltig unb woblberbient mo-,
Der Beifaa. melder ben iunsen Der.
sieen Wdb9en einerieits unb ben Jun
gen Samen anbererieits su Sbei
turrbe.
SIN 9~eoie9snen tii4tigen turneriider
usbunsen 3eidnete fd einmal wieoe,
tie 36slin9s-N btbeilung A i'm Eur
men ON Barren nit ppramiben uni
bic L. &ieae Der Nctiben nit ibrer
b%rillanten 2eiffun9en am @sd mi
Bod unb ihren Better pramibei1 aus.
Mn benz ben tpaderen Surnern,
Mdb9sn unb Samer %ss3o0ten 8eifal
fam Der Surnlehrer Curt Soil mi
&eGt einen She'll beg Mpplauies FL,
fi6 In Mnipru9 nehmen.
9err Senrp @ictor. Der grfe Spre.
der bes 0ereins, tpel9er. Inn oenfelber
fid 10 biele 8eroienffe ertporben bat,
belt i'm 9aufe bes Nbsnbs folqenoe bon
ben 3ub6rern febr bsifdais ~aufsenom=
meme Nniprade:
Wir feiern beute ben IL. SabrestaQ
Der 8%riinbung bes Wereins, melde i'm
Nobember ffattfanb. 8ole IL Sabre
ftno ieitber bsrgangen. Wdbrent
bieier 3eit inb mir bemiibt seueien.
bic Surnersi i'm iiOliden Staottbeils
INNER mebr au f6roern nno baf
unfere Befrebungen bon eldnaenb.m
grfOlge begleitet wuroen, bas beweif
Die srobe alnsabl unferer Witsliebe,
unb bic iebr gut beiu9tsn 2laKsn bel
Surnf4ule; Die te9nifde SeitunB oe'
9ebteren if felt benz Sabre 1895 in Der
6dnoen unieres Greunoes Curt Sou.
tueder nit 8erfdnbniB unb 2iebe gu,
Sa9e feline Nufgabe als Surnlebrel
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14

Bauerlaub n c. =
8. 6. @ggleton, Cottage, Dearborn
unb 10. StraBe, $3.50. - Della
Wiliams, @otta9e. Saiip. 5000. =
8. g. Balls, @siddftsbaus. alabama
unb Court, $21. 900.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-14
Ote
Snbtatta Trmit
Company.

lit ipesiea equippirt um iebem Sepo<
nenten prompte un6 fabise Sienite gu
seipabren iotpie seredte GinfInfte an
ieinen SepOften.
@apitaI 1900. 81, ZOO, 100000
1eberidub.. ....... 225,OOO.oO.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-07-30

that election. The next national political
convention was that Of the Republicans,
who met in Chicago OF June 81, NOM
mating for president Theodore Roose-
welt of New York and for vice presi-
dent Charles Warren Fairbanks of In
diana. The Republican vote In 1900
was 1901. 923. The Prohibition party
met in Indianapolis June 30 and NOM
mated for president Rev. DR.. Silas Com
fort Swallow of Pennsylvania and for
vice president George w. Carroll OF
Texas. The Prohibition vote at the
last genera election was 20S,914. The
Peoples party held its national convex
ton at Springfield, ILL.,, July 4. and
named for president Thomas Edward
Watson of Georgia and for vice presi-
dent Thomas Fl. Tribbles of Nebraska.
The Peoples party was divided in the
election of 1900, n part indorsing the
Democratic ticket and the other sup
porting Wharton Barker for president
and casting a vote of 50,373. The Dem
ocratic national convention, which met
in st. Louis on July 6, nominated on
July 8 Alton Brooks Parker Of New
York for president and Henry G. Davis
Of West Virginia for vice president.
The Democratic party cast a vote of
6.35S.13 in 1900.
The Democratic candidate for presi-
dent. Alton Brooks Parker, lives at ESQ
pus, N. Y, where he has an extensive
farm. He loves to forget the cares Of
professional life in the absorption of
agricultural pursuits.
His birthplace is Cortland, N. Y, and
the day of his nativity May IA, 1852.
He was brought up on a farm and ed
ucated In the common schools, the
Cortland academy and Cortland Nor
NAL school. For several years he taught
school and thus earned enough money
to take a two years course in the AL
bany Law school. from which he gradu-
ated in 1872. and, being admitted to the
bar, began the practice of the law at
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1904-07-30
STATE NEWS.

Johnny Greene of Beowawe. Eureka
County, last week purchased the drayage
business of Robert Hunter in Elko.
George Smith. formerly editor of the
GardnerviIle Courier, will start a paper
in Dayton. Lyon County. in the a
future.
The question Of moving the county
seat from Genoa to Gardnerville is being
discussed by the voters of Douglas
County.
Attorney General James G.. Sweeney
of Carson City was admitted to practice
in the United States Circuit Court at
San Francisco last week.
Several Douglas County farmers have
imported a Shire horse from England.
The horse is one Of the finest in this
section and cost the importers over
$1,000.
H. G. Lawrence has been held to ap-
pear before the Churchill County Grand
Jury in the sum of 5000 bonds, for an
alleged attempt to murder j. d. Garri-
son in the hills near Hazen ON July Is.
The Elko School Trustees have elected
Prof. A. Dawkin Principal of the EIko
Grammar School. Mr.. Dawkia is a
graduate of the University of Illinois
and holds a life diploma from that State.
Goldfeld is to have a telegraph line.
to connect with the Western Union
service at Tonopah. The Western
Union refused to build the line, and the
enterprise is fostered by Goldfeld
people.
Hy West of San Francisco is In Ne
vada as a representative of the United
States Government, looking for 100 head
of horses suitable for cavalry horses.
One of the specifications is that they
must be at least 10 hands high.
By a vote of 5O6 to % the people of the
City of Reno on July 20 voted to grant
the street-car franchise, for an electric
line between Reno and Sparks to H. ].
Gosse, H. ]. Darling. H. E. Reid and S.
II. Wheeler, all prominent business men
of that city.
Owing to the late date on which the
notice from the Democratic State Cen
trail Committee reached the Elko County
Central Committee. the latter set the
primaries for July 80. instead of July
90, as named by the State Committee.
The time was insufficient to call a meet
ing of the County Committee and get
notice of the primaries to the various
precincts.
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Nothing 20 touches the heart strings as
the loss Of 9 f~avorite child. Anyone who
has experienced such q misfortune will SYM
pathire with Mr.. N. J. Lewis Of Newberry,
Florida, who writes: 81 I'm 90 thankful
that / have found a cure for dysentery. For
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died in three days The doctor tried to
stop it but failed, and / buried my very
heart strings with my child. No household
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burned up. What o~ccasioned the
fire Will perhaps never be known.
But in his paper DR.. Swallow charged
certain state officials with having
caused it in order to destroy documents
believed to contain evidence Of official
corruption. He was tried for libel and
convicted, but the episode led to his
nomination for state treasurer by the
Prohibitionists In the following au-
tumn. He received much Republican
and Democratic support and his vote
reached $4,000. The next year he was
nominated on the Prohibition ticket for
governor and obtained 10000 votes.
The candidate of the Socialist party
for president, Eugene Victor Debs of
Terre Haute, Ind, is a labor organizer,
lecturer and writer. He was born in
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Kingston. He was elected surrogate
Of Ulster county in 1877 and served
until his appointment to the bench Of
the supreme court Of the state by Gov
ernor Hill in 1885. On the creation Of
the second division of the state court
Of appeals in 1889 he was designated
a member of it. and on its dissolution
in 1898 he was appointed to the gener-
al term Of the supreme court. In 1895
he was promoted to the appellate d.
vision OF the same court, and a year
later was elected chief judge OF the
court OF appeals on the Democratic
ticket receiving a majority OF over
10000. He was married In 1873 to
Miss echoonmaker Of Rochester, N. Y,
and his wife IL o charming and popular
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A copy Of the NEVADA EDITION OF
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be sent to any address on receipt of IS cents.
This is a work of 50 pages, paper covers, and
contains valuable information for prospec.ors.
miners and campers generally. Chapters on
prospecting for lodes and placers. how to tenn
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mining glossary, and forms, etc. No mining
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and a delegate
to the general
conference Of
his church. For
some years he
has been editor
of the Pennsyl-
vania Metho-
dist, an infuen-
tial organ In
his denomina-
ton. 1t was
this connection
which led to
his becoming
known as ''the
fighting par
son." In 1897
one of the capt.
toll buildings
at Harrisburg
took Are and