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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

This is the first picture published
In this country nf the ueW family
OF Senator " A. CLARK. who re-
Gently set all Montana aRae aa we'll
az set the social sets ~ the East lu
a flutter because ~ his secret mar.
riaEa 10 his ward Miss Anna Ia
Ghspelle, In France. three years
ago
The picture q little Audfeo Clark.
the daughter born To them two
years ago. shown above. is the only
authentic ono In existence. II was
secured By The Stars correspond
ent 10 Butte directly from Paris.
whore u was taken a few weeks
ago
Little Audrce is less than a year
older than her little nephew. vii
Ham A. Clark III" Nho has been
termed "tha billion. dollar baby
because Il was presumed be would
luhorlt the Immense furIHHHa af hiH
father and grandfather and prob
ably ~ his uncle. Charley Clark
Who has no issue Tho fortunes uf
W A. Clark Ill" however have
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

All city contractors viii begin the
Observance OF the eIKht-hour Law
neat Monday the Jay set By the
board o. works on which % start
the reformation. Every contractor
seen today 10 d Star representative
said be- Wuuld d. ID. and the iHii-
cations are that none 0f them VIII
try O. t,ads or fight the ueW or
der Assistant EuE ueer Jeffrey On
q hose haudH the enforcement uf the
laH has been placed hF fhr board
~ works aaid thIH morning that
be believed ths contractors would
adopt the new regulation grace.
fully
q have already talked o. most
81 them since thf la4fd directed me
f. make the investigation De said
and each one has expressed hiH
willingness fu conform Oh the state
las and fhr city charter But
neither they are willing or not
they sill have 10
The EudIuE and taminE con-
TRACTORS have been most fragrant ln
their abuse 20 the las They have
worked their crews n hours a day
and tbpIr ts8mstou longer than
that The concrete contractors. o.
a rule have not Obliged their help
To work longer than nine hours in
the construction 0f concrete side
walks. which is very hard work
Several IF the sewer contraction.
have used tho eIghf#hngr day but
not because theF had t0 RoaiIE.nE
that no further violation OF evasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
FIRST RIOTS PAokrN HOUSE TROUBLE OCCUR
FAINT HOPES OF AN AmleAnlu SETTLEMENT AT CHICAGO

sihlY te ask Tor another conference
with the packers
Al the yarda there we're no dis
tufbauees during the uiEht nor dur
iuE the early morning hours Ar
mHur imported goe negroes and 9th .
~ non uniun help came Boa during
the night
The corr esuandsnrr that hBH 81
far paaaed between the unions and
packers consists ~ two propositions
NJ banueIlys latest PROPOSAL 60
the packers follows
All rflrs auers - BE- submitted 90
arbitration. al strikers Co De rein.
stated n "a haIl Wru employed by
The packers since Ihr strife maY be
retained 10 use can De fouuI faf
them the temporary uaFr scale To-
bee that ia sff-rt previous tH MaN IS
This means that uufkiifrI labor b.
Co. be- iaia pending she decision 81
the afbllntafs tsh cents instead
Of - Is ffH cents the pIiHH paId
aIHHF MaN "a.
The following la the reply of the
packers 20 the proposition Of NJ
uaunellF
All grievance To- Dc submitted
Co arbitration. tbg strikers to BE- fe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
CONTRACTORS WILL
OBEY 8 HOUR LAW
STARS FIGHT ron CITY LABoRERs ACKNOWLEDGED BY EN-
pLoYEs TO RAVE BEEN MOST EFFECTIVE

Of the Law vii be tolerated from
them. the contractors have ae-
reptsd the new rule With cheer
fuluea Perhaps il Be- because they
appreciate the maEuanimity - the
board % works in failing 10 enforce
the law before
4 believe that all the contractors
viii commence next Monday r. Cmz
pillow only the eight hour day said
J. " Pitts. one Of the most prom
Iufut cement contractors ia the city
this morning \ suppose some Of
them especially those who took
their contracts but a short time be
fore the board issued the u-s or
der. will feel that a hardship has
been imposed upon them. but that
cannot be avoided lu month e
time nobody VII notice the differ
enre Al contractors hereafter
Wlll Dee place en- an equal footing.
being Obliged tn work an eight
hour iav and they wiIl have a fair
chance 90 bid
Under fhe nov system II viii
cost little mere ta do work per
hana lI per cent more but that can
not be- helped The laW is on the
statute books and should De en-
forced II is a flrst class Law in
every respect The passage Of such
Laws 81 about the only means OF
raising TIE wages Of common labor
ors Where workmen work only
eight hours n day the system has
been found 90 BE- aflsfaetory The
star has done right Ia making a
nrht Tor ItE enforcement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
One OF Seattle's Leading
Physicians and Surgeons
Answers Death SUM-
mOnS=====He LabOred
Faithfully Till the Very
End===HiS Death a Shock
TO All

Or Coo has been a sufferer With
Hrighta disease for many years and
II O. from this that bis death re-
suited Two years ago he went Go
cataliue islands. for the purpose Of
rest aud the hope Of recovering hla
health. lie returned from the
Islands much improved IN health.
but his constant work caused the
disease TO develop in more alarming
proportions
Last year be vent 70 The East for
the purpose Of being operated upon.
taking a special nurse With him
The operation 81 derapauiatiou %
the Kidney Vas performed upon him
BY leading surgeons o. the East
lie steadily improved IN health
again and was not considered IN a
dangerous condition by bis medical
friends
Dr. Cos had assrvorkea himself
recently. lie vas the prime mover
IN the arrangements for the meet.
ing Of the state Medical Assoela
ton. 81 which be vas president
lie worked necessarily for the con
ventlon and at the same time at
tended 10 his large practice, max
InF a both night and day shift u Il
for several weeks past.
Yesterday be complained Of be-
INK tired. but - Kept on Al his
wurk and last night he vent 20 the
Seattle General Hospital and per
formed an operation To au effort 20
ave the Hfs u Athena FfIak
the fT-ysar-old daughter Of
John NJ Fflnk After De had sue.
eassfuIly performed the operation
be- again complained u being tired
RE turned 90 one Of the phfsi
clans at bis side aud To- q weary
voice. said Z can see spots
think my time Is 100.
fCouuuaed en- Page Severn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
Electric Octopus Plays a
Double Game on Consumers

, hardly noticeable. but they have
been none the less effective Ono
scheme used by the company'a
agents % % work a sort Of conf
dencc game upon the consumers in
the residence diatricfH
Using all sorts ~ technical cleo
trio terms with which 10 daze tho
victim and 10 luHfll In him an ap-
probation ~ hia infofmRnt's wia-
dom the agent explains 81 the ean-
sumner a system by which the lat
ter may use more light al leTg cost
than be has formerly The agent
tells him that by using a little moro
light BE can receive the benefit %
a sliding scale The victim gen
orally discovers however. when the
monthly bills come in that he In
paving more than he ever has This
sliding scale system WAS invoked
hY the octopus nearly three months
ago Under II a consumer must pay
from s. 90 g. FOR hIs light where he
would have 70 pay only 1l50 10 81
for gas
Not content with these methods,
the octopus has adopted the plan
~ charging for the meters 10 per
feet fH system of robbery During
the long days ~ summer. when
owners - homes often use no light
~ speak OF and sometimes leave for
a vacation trIu. not using any light
NJ an this condition imposed upon
them has been particularly obnox-
laaa a charge ~ $40 month for
the privilege ~ keeping a meter in
r. house goes right on whether any
liFht iH used or not
Of late the company. realizing
hos unpopular these new conditions
have been has been compelling con-
F4Herf 70 put ur cash bonds n IN
sure the payment of BILLS These
bonds generally amount 10 from
g. zH 20 g. Taken In the agFregHfs,
10 s. figured by local electrical ex-
parfH that these sums amount 70
between $4,000 and $40 900 This
amount ~ money % course. can b
used aHeanfaReously ~ the Octo-
rla while II o. IN is hands.
Il lF reported on rood authority
thai g II Gallant. proprietor 81 the
vaudeville theatcf al Madison park.
Wa forced - put mp a cash bond
~ so - get electric light for his
amusement house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
RAISES RATES IN SECTIONS WHERE THERE IS NO
COMPETITION AND LOWERS THEM WHERE sHooUhLmlE
FALLS a WHITE RIVER Po WEIR COMPANY FORCES IT

district from Pine street 10 the
south limits Of the city. between
Railroad aud Fourth avenues The
fcHt Of the city b. feeling the ef-
fleets Of n. but with opposite re
Hulfa
June -. the date on which the
Suoaualmio Eallf a White River
Power company ceased 90 furnish
nHa hofHspaH which IL had beer
supplying the seattle Electric com
pauF. marked the beginning % the
rut rate var although the effeafH
~ ii have NOT been frlf until more
recently Since that time tHe for
mef company has diverted this
large quantity 81 power b. pfiyafs'
PURPOSES II has been running
wires 10 many hus .ueas houses paf=
tlruIarlF In the business district.
furnishing light and power a. a
much smaller figure than the Seat
lie Electric company.
The latter iH not restricted In the
price DO can charge In the shuttle
ton franchise. under which IL op=
crates. while The other company.
franchise places the maximum price
that can De- charged for light a.
D. cents per HiHuatt aud for pow
fr n q cents per EIloHatf Since
the suogaalmIe FaIIs 4 White RI
rr Power company became free .
compete with ifH Older rival hoW
ever both rumpauIss have gone far
below these rates where they have
come ln contact
Tie Seattle Electric company r.
making lower contract rate -
Manufacturer mo- matter how Jos
the other company puts T. 4 large
number Of The consumers however
realizing that they uWc cheaper
rates d. the advent 81 the ucW com
uauY have refused % accept the
iaeer rate from the monopoly
II make up for the loases which
10 Is sustaining. the Seattle Ele#=
trIs company has Imposed nev AM
fraefInF conditions upon the resi-.
deuee consumers The mefho ds ufed
have been smooth and az times
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
MISS. K0ZL0WSM
TAKES FIRST PLACE

Friends 81 Mics EaaI8Vaki caused
sensation at the office Of fhs
MarIl 8ua carnival headquarters
- boosting Their candidate f4 th"
frat position BOO the queen contest
besides placing her iu the first poo
sition. they put Der nearly 1000
votes ahead of her nearest rival
Miss Fem Mics KHsIuuaEl has
been occupying third position and
Miss De PerfuaIu has been holding
the first place ever since the cone
test started
These two candidates simply ex-
chauged positions. Mlaa be- reriuaIu
taking third position. Miss Fem
stm holds second place and Miss
sH8riaH fourth. All the candidates
made good gains during the fore
neon. bat none ~ great AZ the pres
eut occupant ~ the first position.
Fifteen hundred votes. IN one bunch
came In Tor Miss KpzlovaH this
morning THIS placed her 10 the
seemingly secure position
The greatest sensations are eN-
pected during the afternoon and
evening when big blocks ~ votes
are sure 60 come iu for 400 tho gau-
didatea. One candidate la said 20
have n big block Of votes up haT
sleeve. and This may change the re-
uuit considerably Some surprises
are promised and the result viii be
extremely doubtful until the vote 90
counted nt 10 o'clock tonight
Tho vote af noon today vas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

DIR FRASTZ II. coz. ONE OF
THE BEST KNOWN PHYSICIANS
IN THE STATE AND UNTIL RE
Gently PRESIDENT OF THE Sc
ATTIE SCHOOL BOARD. DIED
At ms HOME THIS MORNING
AT 30 O'CLOCK. OF A coNrlI-
CATION OF DISEASES FROM
WHICH HE HAD BEEN SUFFER-
ING FOR soME TINE
DR.. GOES DEATH WAS VERY
SUDDEN AND CAME As a SHOCK
TO his MANY FRIENDS " THE
CITY AND THROUGHOUT THE
STATE. WHO WE'RE NOT AWARE
or HIs ILLNESS. HE HAS BEEN
PRESIDENT or THE WASHING
TON STATE MEDICAL AssOCfA-
TIoS. AND ENTERTAINED THE
ASSOCIATION At HIS HOME
DURING THE RECENT MEETING
~ THE CITY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
WAS cARN0DI S FOOT

TIE humau foot found day before
yesterday By saus men uha 3cfs
probing aHnuuH uu thr eftY garbage
dump Boa the lower section 81 the
city has been Identified 81 that ~
John CaruuiE au engine foreman.
who uas KILLED by switch engine
az AHE1 several DAYS AFH. raaauJF
hospital where au amrHfatiaH uas
perfafmed In the hotrs of saving hIa
life lie could HHf survive the aprr
alton. haHsVef. uHH expired ue
aaa injured Internally
When Mra gHrmHty learned -
thr disposition ~ thH severed nrms
ber she Waa nearly overcome and
feels very indignant 90 she reckless
and unthlnkiuE way LEI witch thia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

father'a matrimonial 1eauiufg. and
his uncle Charley. who has idol
isssi him. has announced hts engage
ment and approaching marriage to
Miss Celia Tohin N beauty aud
belle u nufllnFame. where the
fond uncle has purchased a new
country castle.
Little hudfco. however. lt rs
now believed. viii inherit the
bulk Of the senator's inuumer-
ahla millions and. iu that ease IL
places her among The ranks of the
worlds WoaIthioHt children born. as
she WAS. with the golden spoon In
her mouth
Tho whole family Of Senator
Clark resent his last matrimonial
alliance aud IL % doubtful IF they
viii over become rrcunrilrd % re.
celxlnr Audree. the little lutHflaper.
Into The bosom Of their confidence
Tho aanator however haa expires "a
raau.rIH satisfaction otU tha con
of#s, of h.H wards heart end r.aus
tn Ir''aH ths rage his new episode
b.. H#Hf In The hearts # other
Uf bin lfb #u1 Ua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

ST PAUL NInH. July ie Tho
first actual violence lu the packers.
strike came this morning when the
sheriff attempted taking into the
plant o. affye employees and several
strike breakers Bt the swift a com
pnux plant Tho strikers utrketH
resisted and a nst fight followed IN
which many we're roughly handled.
but none seriously hurt
Governor Van SAINT and the ahrf
Iff held conferences this morning
before the clash and tHe former
viewed the situation seriously Ne
militia will BE- ordered out unless
IIfe h endangered
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
FUNERAL OF
QUiN BR0WER

The uusral Of Qun Brewer. the
Il ysaH.oId con Of A. l. uraHrr
who died at 8 q. 3d. Thursday after
uaau Of tgauua WIS h.d from tho
uanHes Watson company maHEua
1T 90 a..iaak tHIa marnr# u Co.
noon Thursday the rhss.#HHa In att
tendance we're In sreHt uaUH Uf save
me hts Ife. but shortly after noon
H. condition hHH8me alarming
YHune IHHHeu received wound
IN tns HIrht bond FROM blank aHrt-
rIleH 81 JuIs G. Itv## carefully 10.
tended anH 40 fear of dangerous TO-
#Itr H8aaHH Tuesday morning hr
Waa found H. bg suffering ffaw lock
IHs and puN#I.Iu UE4In WW-
IHuufH MrdI. tine HHa procured lHuw
Portland. bat be Was too late Zoo come
ms
IIr ula uaaHhaz auI hHH o.
afeHt number of fUgHaH throughout
lHs city
a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
WANDERER INJURED

The tuE Wan1efer. aHIe faaInE
the bark 81. Hester ouf 60 sea In
the straits yesterday ct her
rfuakrnfaHk faul ~ the buWafay ou
the bark and fhr STACK naa tern or
Ths Alaska raHIue NaEnnfIan
CumusuyH steamer Santa Anna wilt
sail fuf NaIHra ard HanarH this
evening slth 20 passengers and a
fuH cargo of general freight ahoafd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

ST louis July ig The 81
fluuis Dressed nref company e..
Hunra a fufntlrnt number ~ auaf-
stiyrn 80 resume limited operations
la theiF plant to-day Three 81 fhr
lHrmrf ulnufs HaHrft that they are
not seriously ham ueHrd hy fhr
strike orr. tale 81 the local union
ufaimialn there iH uo sign - weak -
neau D. the part % the strikers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
LAID At BEST

The funeral Of John A. oyerman
took place this morning at 1880
from the family residence. I26
Twenty fourth avenue north. Rev.
Mrs Baker officiating. Intermeut
az Mt Pleasant cemetery.
Mr. Overmau is an old pioneer Of
this country. having first come to
the coast I'm 1sf9. lie first settled
in Oregon 53 years ago. and has
lived IN Seattle 10 years. Mr.. Over
man has been married 81 years. and
leaves a wife and fifteen children.
This IS the first death in the fam
ily
Read Announcement on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
LOST HER WATCH

Miss Gibson. q sc Eleventh ov-
srue north. reports the loss 81
sold watch somewhere between Co
umha rui spring streets on First
ayrHHr yesterday afternoon. Il dis
appeared wyHferIausly iu that
HeshhorhaeI. and while she thinks
That aEa lost II. a ulskrogket prob
ably made away with a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
WRECK
ON PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD RESULTS IN ONE
DEATH AND a NUMBER OF
PERSONS BEING HURT

ROCHESTER. y. Y. July It
The Buffalo flyer on the Pennsyl-
yauia railroad eollided with
freiEht a. Emporium this morning.
killing Fireman. Charles Sullivan
and iuiuriug six others.
Read Announcement on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

matter a. the hospital the matnaa
ssfs that IL musJ have been an over
siEht aH they have always been
careful in the matter heretofore
she thinks that ths member must
have been overlooked and thrown
uut slth the mans clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
NEW TELEGRAPH co.

The Postal Telegraph Gable COM
pany filed articles OF Incorporation
I'm the county auditors office this
for the purpose OF doing a
telegraph and cable business In this
city. The company was incorpor-
ated for $4,000 The ineorporators
are Jed Blake. Charles Brueh and
William II Baker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

KANSAS CITY July Is Tho
sehvarEchiid a sulzbrrEef plant
has ialned the other packers TODAY
ln HlauKhterinE Only one small
plant ia Idle Other-iae the rltua
ton ia unchanged No violence -
reported
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

OMAHA Neh July fs-The
STRIKE situation b unchanged to-day
Huth sides hope that the Chicago
arbitration plan viii succeed 30
violence is reported. and but Into
klllluE la being done IN the plants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
JAPS STILL
ADVANCE
OCCUPY MANY NEW POSITIONS,
BUT HAVE BUT FEW skIR-
MtSHES

ST. PETERSBURG. July Ia
Gen. sakharoff. with Gen Kuropzf-
hn.s force. reports that the Jap
auese during Thursday and Friday
occupied many new positions and
placed cannon on the heights near
the railway north OF kai Ping.
There have been but few skirmishes
N US far.
Read Announcement on Page Seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16

lie came 20 Seattle from Butler.
No and has been employed b. Ar
Turner ever since
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-16
RAS WILL GET
the JOB

tNy RCriHpH News AHanl
ROME. july To- Adviges from
plIhuuu state that king Nonelick
has decided o. send ltas Makouue
10 Washington as the Aby5sluiuu
minister
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Read Aanovnssr,sn, % Psas Seven.
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Read announcement on Page Seven.
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Read Announcement, on PAGE Seven.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21

When the quantity Of food taken IL 100
large or the quality too rich. sour sfom-
ach is likely to follow. and ssneciaiiv 40
n the digestion has heen weakened by
constipation Eat SLOWLY and not too
freely of easily digested food. Masticate
The food thoroughly. Let five hours
elarse between meals. and when you feel
a fullness and weight in the region of
berlain's Stomach n Liver Tablets and
the sour stomach may be avoided. For
sale by Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21
lowe Makes Announcement

Chicago, Sept. 19.-John Alexander
Dowie began a new era in his car eer as
a religious leader and prophet TO-DAY.
when, In addition to the title of Elijah,
the Restorer," he assumed by pubic
proclamation in the Zion City temple the
rank Of a "divinely commissioned apos-
lie of the Lord Jesus"
Announcement of this was made a
week ago In lions official paper, the
leaves of Healing. In a signed article
by Dowie addressed to his followers
throughout the world. Eleven other
apostles are to be appointed. when ana
how God may direct"
With the assumption of his new title,
lions leader drops the name of 'Dowie"
and thereafter will be known to his peo-
pie as "John Alexander"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21

guarantee ACKER'S ENGLISH REM
t.DY for II has oeen fully demonstrate
Ell thai il Is -uperior to all other
preparations for Coughs. Colds and
Consumption. II is BEYOND question
The greatest Of all modern remedies.
l, will stop q cough al any time Ind
c.fe th+ worst cod In rwalve hours
yon one hundred dollars In doctor
bills We have such confidence N fhi~
great medicine tnat VI sell every bot
tie on a positive guarantee Your
money hack II o ale not -erfectly
satisfied. Brown Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21

In the Fifth judicial District Court of
the State of Nevada. in and for Hum
boldt county,: in the matter of the Estate
OF Charles Heischel. deceased. Notice
of settlement of Iinal accounting anu
hearing of pc .ition for distribution.
Notice il hereby given that Clara
he. seliel, The administrators OF the es-
tate OF Charles Herschel. deceased. has
render ed and presented for sttlement and
MED mi.h the clerk OF said court her
said estate. together with a petition pray
ing Tor the distribution of said estate: and
that Wednesday. The nth t5th) day Of &C.
tober, lsUi, al The hour OF Iv O'Clock n. IN.
of said day. at the court room uf SAID
,ourt at the county seat In Winnemucca.
IN said Humboldt county. has been duly
appointed for the settlement OF said ac-
rount and for the hearing of said petit
lion for d slribution. at which time and
place all persons interested In said es-
;ate are hereby notified to then ana
here appear and show cause why the
said account should not be approved. al
lowed and confirmed. and a decree OF
entered herein as prayed for
In said petition.
set my hand and ahixed the seal Of saio
cour, his 18th DAY OF September. A. u.
LIZA. J. 7. DUNN. Clerk.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21
Ratification Meeting

At a meeting of the committee Of ar
convention last night a resolution was
passed call ng a candidates ratification
meeting at Armory Hall. Tuesday even
ing. September q, at I:30 o'clock. Ar
engagements were made to procure a
number of speakers. among whom will
be our fellow-townsman. Hon. George s.
Nixon. The political issues of the day.
both national and local. will be presented
and discussed.
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public. d STACNTON.
Chairman OF Committee.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21
From 146 to o2 PONDS

One of the most remarkable cases Of a
Ineumonia. Is that of Mrs. Gertrude l..
%i'enner, Marion. Ind. who was entirely
ured by the use of One Minute Cough
'ure. She says: THE coughing and
straining so weakened me tina. ! ran
down in weight from lbs TO w pounds. |
until l used One Minute Cough Cure.
Four bottles OF his wonderful remedy
cured me entirely of the cough. strength
ened my lungs and restored me to my
normal weight, health and strength :
Sold BY Drvwn Bros.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-21
Notice to Water Consumers

Commencing .Iuiy 10 the pump viii rur
from 3 a. m /. until s n. n. Water will
be shut nh from Second. Third and
Fourth streets from u noon until 6 q. m
Street sprinkling Is strictly prohibited. ir
rigating between the hours or 3 o.. m. and
will be hut on from the town nights.
7-16 II " L. AKIN.
Supt. W. W 4 Z. co