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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-22
PETER OF StR\IA CROWNED
Receives Congratulations of
Diplomatic Corps

Belgrade. Servia. Sept. 2.-Peter
Karageorgevitch was crowned king of
Servia today. There were no hostile
demonstrations and no attempt to carry
out the numerous threats against the
new kings life. In the solemn ritual of
the Greek church and in the elaborate
tate process on which preceded and fol-
lowed the coronation the tragedy of
Servia's previous ruler found no echo.
Amid the thunder of the saluting guns
from the royal palace and the garrison.
King Alexander's murderer was. at least
outwardly. forgotten.
Here and in every garrison town of
Servia the dawn of the lay was marked
by a salute OF twenty-one guns and be-
fore the sun was well up King Peter on
The procession then starred for the ca
thedral through the troop-linec streets.
Behind the soldiers were packed dense
crowds who. in spite of the rainy wealth.
er stood patiently waiting to see the
king The royal hera,ds. cavalry and
life guards. the heralds bearing he roy
al standards and carriages with the
Montnegran and Servian princesses. pre-
ceded the monarch. Beside King Peer
The cathedral was reached shortly after
There the represen atives of the for
eign powers, the cabinet ministers and
others had already been waiting for
some time.
AS King Peter entered the metropoli-
tan consecra. ed him and more artillery
salutes were fired. The king then took
up his position under a canopy and the
metropolitan. assisted by many bishops
and other clergy, commenced the soi-
emn service. the choir singing THANK
Thee. Our Lord" AT er the prayer tho
premie, and other ministers handed the
crown and regalia to King Peter. He
kissed the crown. placed Il on ms head
and robed himself in the royal garments.
An artillery salute of 10l guns then an
nounced 10 the people of Belgrade that
King Peter had been crowned. 1t was
nearly three hours before the service
was concluded and the ritual OF the
church complied with. King Peter after
wards signed the coronation document.
which was witnessed by the metropoli-
tan. the premier. the cabinet ministers
and the other heads Of state. Wear ng
The crown on his head and fully robed.
the king left the cathedral. remounted
his horse and rode through the crowded
streets to the palace. There, In the
grand festal hall. King Peter received
the congratulations OF the diplomatic
corps and others. ascended the royal
throne and once more took the scepter
and orb in his hands. The ceremony OF
rendering homage was then performed.
King Peter offered the American min
ister Mr.. jackson. the Karageorge star.
which he presented to all the other min
s-ers as a souvenir of the coronation.
AS Mr.. Jackson was unable to accept the
star his majesty win present him with
his photograph and autograph.
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Money to Loan

Money advanced saiaried people or
their note No endorser. Pay In IN
staliments. Strictly confidential Write.
stating occupation. amount wanted ana
for what length OF time. No ioans madt
for over Fifty Dollars nor for Longer
han FIVE months.
WESTERN BROKERAGE CO..
223. IA Eccies Building. Ogden. Utah
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-22
Or. purier. ilenlIst

DR.. w. 8. .,or,er. dentist. once or
Bridge street
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-22

have for sale at my place at Love-
lock at reasonable prices. 500 Merino
bucks. one and two years old.
o-E-l0-n ]. q. TAYLOR
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HOME NEWS TOLD
IN PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local items of
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today
J. s. corecco is up from Reno today.

J. s. Corecco is UP from Reno today.
J. p. Anderson came In TO-DAY on busi-
ness.
d. Reed OF i.eno is stopping at the
Busch.
c. Esden Of wadsworth Is stopping at
the Lafavette.
l. v. Button arrived last night from
San Francisco.
w. w. Carpenter Of Lovelock Is at the
Lafayette hotel.
Thomas Major Of Goiconda Is in the
city on business.
James wilkins Of st. Louis is regis
tered at the Busch.
Mrs. N. E. Black of Mill City is visit
.ng in Winnemucca.
C. r. Brown & Co. received a car of
bran from Reno today.
Nos and 3. two sections each, are
reported on time today.
A social dance will be given at Armory
hall tomorrow evening.
j. ii. Bray, formerly of Sparks is
working for Landlord Carly at the Busch
hotel
II. A. Gilbert and his two little boys
will return from their outing at lara
dice thfs eveninv
Mr.. G. w. Grayson. one or the most
substantial ranchers or this section. Is
In town on bus ness today
Land patents were filed todav from the
State of Nevada 10 Robert o'Neil. Lou
isa Schwartz. Philo NJ Palmer ana
Emily J. o'Eeil.
Mrs. c. A. La Grave and Mrs. c. L.
La Grave, VINO have been visiting at the
home OF ]. Sheehan. leave toright for
~.eir home in Seattle
Charles Bennett and George Fitzpat-
rick are on trial today in the district
court on a charge OF burgiarizing
Southern Pacific freight car.
ed Long and Richard Murphy. on trial
Tuesday and Wednesday for grand lar
ceny, we've dismissed This morning. the
jury bring ng In a verdict of not guilty.
DR.. S. E. Morse has filed with the coun-
ty recorder his medical certificate and
will practice his profession al Lovelock.
DR.. Morse has purchased the practice
of DIR. Gerdes.
Something new in the way of decorat-
ing can be seen at the Club bar. A
number of bottles of champagne have
been harnessed and suspended in front
OF the large mirror. The effect is novel
and pleasing.
Judge Robins Is being congratulated
today on having won his first criminal
case before the district court. he having
defended the men charged with grand
in favor OF the defendants last evening.
Engineer Tucker. Nels johnson anu
Mi. Sparks. all weil-Known nimrods. left
for hunting trip 10 the upper end OF
Paradise valley To-Day. The gentlemen
were we'll equipped and II Is thought
they will bring back a Dig bag OK game.
A report Is current today that the
round house at this place VIII be en-
larged to make room for more engines.
This. in addition TO the viaduct soon to
be placed over the Southern Pacific
tracks. will make a substantial improve
ment.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-22

st. Petersburg. Sept. 20.-It Is reported
here that the four warships purchased
from Argentina have arrived at Libau.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-09-22
Watches aid Jewelry

Send all of your watches to be repaired
and buy your jewelry at
J. q. KEPLERS 8 Jewelry Store.
0-10-H
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FURIOUS ASSAULT ON
PORT ARTHUR
Stubo 1rn Slavs Successfully
Resist Onsldu9hts of
japanese

Renewed interest is awakened In the
war In the far east by the reports that
a general storming Of Port Arthur has
been begun by the japanese and that a
determined effort is being made by the
little brown men to reduce this seeming
impregnabe Russian stronghold. The
continued repulse Of the Japs In their
attacks OF yesterday srengi hens conf
dence In the ability of the defenders 10
hold out.
dispatch from Mukden states that
great battle is imminent as the japan
ese are advancing eight or nine divisions
strong.
Mukden. Sept. 20-According to the
latest advices a great battle is imminent
here. II IL claimed that he Japanese
are advancing with eight and possibly
nine divisions.
again concentrated unon Port --rthur.
owing to receipt from foreign sources OF
news that a general storming OF the
fortress has begun. few beiated tele-
gram. from General Stoessel command
er at Port Arthur. were published Tues
day afternoon. recording repuise OF the
Japanese In Their continued attacks.
strengthens confidence in the ability .of
the defenders to hold out despite the fu-
rious onslaughts being made on them.
The last attack mentioned by General
Stoesaei took place on the night Of Sep
tember II and was directed against re-
doubt No. s. which protects the water
supply ~ the citv. The redoubt Is
about FIVE miles beyond the line OF per-
manent forts and an attack upon this
shows that the japanese were not then
within striking distance Of the man
fortress.
Reports from Shanghai that some OF
the defenses had fallen into the hands
Of the Japanese. as the result Of a gen
eral assault on September 10Th. are not
confirmed from Russian sources.
Telegrams brought to Chez Foo by
Prince Radziwi.l have not yet reached
the war Office. 1t Is understood that
these dispatches contain de ails Of The
landing OF a strong Japanese reinforce
ment at Dainy. which would tenu
confirm the belief that 1t Is the intent on
of the Japanese to storm that fortress
and that warships will probably take
part In the attack In this event Rear
Admiral wirens division will doubtless
go out and engage the Japanese fee.
All Russia is anxiously awaiting news
from the beleaguied garrison. Public
feeling has been aroused to high ten-
sion by the dreadful picture given by
Prince Radziwill OF the sufferings OF
The Russian army there.
A sensational announcement that Gen.
erai Kuroki has crossed Hun river un-
opposed and that the whole Japanese
army is advancing upon Mukden is
overshadowed by anxiety for Port Ar
thur. Moreover. the announcement rela-
tive to Kuroki does not receive complete
credenoe here. being in direct con .ra-
diction to official news issued by the
general stafr. General Kuropatkin an
nounced only two days ago that there
was not a single Japanese east of Bent
slaputze. How" is asked. could Ku-
Rennenkampff's Cossacks and cross Hun
river near the Tushan coal mines. thirty
miles east of Mukden?''
st. Petersburg. Sept. 20-It Is reported
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Bic, Gle Repair ng

r. Case is now prepared to do all sorts
OF bicycle repairing In a strictly first
class manner. Wheels to be repaired
may be left dt Henry Duncan's store.
S-N-N
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For Sale

Good cook stove and utensils. Appl,
at Cp-to-Date s-2J-2
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
A PAIR OF PEACHES

and the sale of Misunderstanding
drinks will be pushed. The profits OF
the saloon will be devoted to charity.
"Toose" has way OF making things
e.. and G. l.. has way OF making
things go, too, and the combination
will be watched with interest IN
preacher has no interest in The saloon,
but the saloon man claims an interest
in the church, and says that Morrill,
will never preach a sermon in it that
he will not hear Both declare that
it is not an imitation of the Potter
venture, as the plan was matured a
year ago and work on the building
was well under way when the Potter
incident occurred.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28

Bishop Potter is a peach, but ne
grows on low limb where the bright
suEs hine does not get a chance to
bring out the bloom. That position
of honor on the tree belongs OF right
to a man named Morrill,, our own G.
L.. who can do more good in an un-
conventional way and more harm to
certain things. interests, beliefs, mob
bies and doxies than all the rest put
together says the Owensboro KY, IN
quirer.
Bishop Potter went down under the
ground a 1ery proper place by the
way, and "blessed' a saloon with his
presence and his prayers, and, like
the good old DR.. Foster, never went
there again. G. H. is gonig him enough
eelter to make his little subtcrranean
saloon look like SO cents. In the bree-
Nv city of Minneapolis he is going to
have a building that Will answer ali
purposes. FIRST. on the corner. there
will be a saloon, with no back rooih
of any kind. Alongside will be Il
church. fitted mp with pipe organ, puI
pit, DeWs, and other things. Over both
the saloon and church there is to be
theater, Il great big, fine theater,
the finest i'll Minneapolis.
And the money and the Building
are to be put ND by "TooSe" Rogers.
We have never met @"Toose,' but be
is evidently one of those fellows who
does things and who will go his
Morrill,. aud in fact is Morrill, con
vert. He will turn the church over
the saloon himself The church will
be used for services Sunday morning
and addresses on Sunday nights. Dur
ing the theatrical season attractions
sented in the theater. and 'Toose"
says, but they wont be no dirt. see?'
which is the vernacular for the cir
cumlocuto;y declaration that the
stage will be elevated under "Toose's"
touch.
1t is in the saloon that the most
interest centers. G. l.. says people
will drink and that if they will drink
they should drink right and in a right
eOus cause. The house will be run
in strict observance of the law, no
liquor be sold to minors, to inebriates,
to men who have TOO much already,
adulteratel liquors will be barred,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
THE EFFECTS OF "PlT."

Coctor Recognized Symptoms of the
Vociferous Game.
The holloW-eyed gentleman sat in
the waiting room of the throat spe.
cialist until the patient in hand was
dismissed, and was then shown into
the private consultation room.
What is the trouble?" asked the
specialist, bluffly.
The victims lips moved, but no
sounds came therefrom.
Loosening his collar with his fin
ger, clearing his throat and squirm
Ing, the victim again attempted to
vocalize, but without avail.
1t wouldn't work.
The batiied physician bowed his
heal moment, lost in profound
thought
Then, pushing pc 1cil and paner
toward the suffering and voicelesS
patron, he said.
Simply write on this pad the name
OF the place where you played Pit last
night, and | will fix you up a prescrip.
tlon. And if you will give me a list
OF the ether guests / will make a
liberal discount on your bill."-Balti.
more-American.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
LITTLE PROFIT ~ TELEPHONE.
t.ong-G- -istance Service Is Costly to
Maintain

An authority on telephony says that
the proItf on long-distance service.
excluding that between New York and
Boston, is meager for a distance in
express of 100 miles, and chat on ac-
count of the extraordinary quality of
construction and hi-h standard of
maintenance necessary, and regard
less of rate, the New York Chicago
lines cannot handle sufficient
amount Of telephone business to make
any profit. 1t takes the exclusive use
Of two heavy copper wires to talk
from New York to Chicago, ana while
a five minute conversation is going on
Ito say nothing of loss of time in get.
ting the subscribers together) the tel.
egraph companies, with their "quads"
and much lighter wire, can transmit
in five minutes forty kilograms, at so
cents, amounting to $50, as against
50 for telephone call. Then the cost
of maintaining of the lighter telegraph
service alongside of the railroads is
from 25 per cent to so per cent less
than the long-distance wires over the
highways.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
BIG TAX PAYERS.

lIarSall Field CHICAGO = 10 GuG 900
John Jacob Astor. n. y. >. 33.aea.eoa
Vim. Weishtman. phiIa. :. 80 ooo. ."oo
Nnl. Waldorf .Astor. y. Y. 27,5oo. .aoo
l.. Il. Letter Estate. Chi. -. l2.ooa.ooo
Otto Young, Chicago ..#.#... 1o.aao.oaa
II. G Frick pittsbtlrg. l0.0No. .ea6
Francis White. Baltimore. S.eeo.eoa
Walter Ghessman. Denver. G0o0, too
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
VERY ANNOYING.
This Hardly Expresses What Pine
Bluff People Say of 1t.

Any itchiness of the skin is annoy
ing.
Little danger in itching skin dis.
eases.
Doans Ointment is a neverfaiiias :
cure
For Piles, Eczema, all itching .Tss.
bles.
Pine Bluff citizens endorse ii.
l.. Treadway, of Little Rock. railroad
conductor, now collector for the r.,
tail Grocers' association, residence
2215 Louisiana street, says: Eel
several years I had attacks of itch
ing hemorrhoids. and had almost given
up hope Of ever stumbling across q
preparation that would give NE
permanent benefit. IN advertisement
in one of cur dali. papers induced
NE TO go for q box Of Doan's Oint-
ment. An application or two gave
me relief and continuation Of tie
treatment absolutely stopped the last
attack. Up TO date there has not
been a Symptom Of 7 eculrence
Plenty OF proof like this from Pine
Bluff people. Call a Mann -Tanke=s.
ley Drug Co.'S store and ask what
their customers report.
For sale by all dealers. Price Sc
cents. Foster-Nilburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents fer the United
States.
take no other.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
"WirelesS" Daily Paner

Avalon, little township on an
island off the California coast anG
fashionable health resort, boa IS Of
,aily paper that gets it's news entire.
by wireless telegraphy. The paper
as the appropriate name, The Wire
ass"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
Can Not Have Coi,s

In some European countries ch1l,
aren are not allowed to play With
coils. 1t is feared that # this were
permitted the little ones would Learn
o WOrShin them as IDOLS
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
GENERAL OFFICES, III Pine St.

company life property but it Goes ;
profitable investment to ali who
has the sources It revenue for the life
m
onealf of life insurance. Its field Is unimfedage
payable monthly Within the es 49,
profit enjoy during life what
quality between all classes Write for prospectus.
Active reliable wanted everywhere CORRESPONDENTS
ed Investigation invited and inform alton cheerfully
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28
Electricity in Egypt.

Nearly every city in the interior of
Egypt is now lighted by electricity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28

If you don't need a Suit at dlseo'. sut
ish out season. come have talk Will
your Fall Suit -
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-28

We are showing nice new line of
Fall Hats, Youngs, Howards, Stetsons.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-12-20
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Our fan suitings and over coating1
are now ready and wait for your in.
spection. We viii offer special values
o. Saturday, oct. S. Choice Of $1,000
suits $500 made to order in six days
NJ. A. Nusbaum. octStf
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Sweet Melody Flour
SURE cuss FOR PILES.

itching piss produce moisture and
cause itching. This form, as well
Blind. Bleeding or Protrudiug Piles, ara
cured By Or. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
stops itching and bleeding. Absorbs tn
mors soc jar at druggists, or sent BY
mail. Treatise free Write ne about
your case. Or. Bosanko philadelphia
Pa. Sold BY Stone & Mercer Druggists.
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Girls, have you seen those beautiful
pipes displayed in Levy'' window On,
YES. Emma. And have eacn selected
~. far carisfmas. desod.
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You can't afford to miss seeing our
display II holiday goods. c. D. sturm
( CO., druggists. decl5a.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

See the new patterns IN clothing for
lal al Nusbeum's, ready to put on
Agency College brand clothes. octetf
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let Us make you suit FOR $500
Fit guarantee. win deliver in six days
No deposit required. We nevo' 1isaP'
noint Nusbaum's. oct6ti
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

For fresh FISH and oysters, leave your
order at 1886 Main street. Home phone
100. 25noylm'
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Candy and fruits at svager's, S2s
PIKE street l2iecl2r
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have yoa ever tried uniau suit IN
aerzear. Ty suit, you viii wear nc
other. II. a. Nusbaum. ost6tf
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

The largest assortment Of meme
saOes at Nasbaum's. Agency James
Means $3.50 .hoe. Oct6tf
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Large naval oranges at Svager's SIS
Pike street. I2dscl2t.
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Ralston aealtn shoes for men at Nus
baum's. oct6sf
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PERFECTION n TAILORING
Is reached when ueterial. Al, ssyl'
and workmanship are satisfactory al
must be right or the result IL failure
We never fail to please in a single par
ticulsr. Come in and see
THE NEW SETTINGS
They ale very handsome tnis season
We are making them up in suiI Il
order for s25 and up
j. {. FLYNN
ale TAILOR $50 MAIN ST.
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EIIss Enliyen Passenger Station.

Things were livened mp a bit At thc
Baltimore & Ohio passenger station or
Thursday evening when eastbound train
No. made its stop. The delegation OF
Elkz from Baltimore Lodge. No. = were
on the train in their private car return.
ing from the Grand Lodge convention
Just closed at Cincinnati. The EIks go
Off the train and stretched their stiiren.
ed muscles in the vicinity Of the station
and had a good time generally while the
train stopped Brother Owen Craft, Of
the Glen Elk hotel. fixed up a lunch and
presented it to the antlered crowd with
his compliments
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BREATHE HEALINe BAIsAMs.
Hyomei's Novel way of Curing catarrh
Sturm & Co. Guarantee Cure.

This novel treatment for cataI1h con
sists of hard rubber inhaler of size
convenient to be carried in the vest
pocket or purse, medicine dropper and
a bottle of Hyomei. BY its use it is
possible TO brea the while at home or at
work air which is almost identical with
that OF the mountains or health resorts
where the air is laden with healing and
health giving balsams.
No other medicine gives such prompt
relief as Hyomei in tine treatment Of
catarrh. The first breath soothes and
heals the irritated and smarting air pas
sages, and its regular use for few days
or weeks will cure the most stubborn
cases.
Sturm s Co. will sell a Hyomei outfit
for $lOO with their personal guarantee
to refund the money if it does not cure
You run no risk whatever in buying lily.
omci, for your word dcides the question
as to whether you pay for the remedy
or not
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OFFICERS
INSTALLED
By the knights Of Pythias Lodge Thurs
day Night For Ensuing Term.

ofHcers were installed Thursday night
BY ciarIesBurg Lodge, No. 50, Knights Of
Py tllias, for the ensuing term as follows;
J. S. Henderson, c, 6.
L. w. Holden, Y. C.
c. 81. Shinn, Master at Arms
Mark Koblegard. Master Of Work.
George Lynch, Master Of FINANCE
j. w. Bush, Inner Guard
C. A. villers, Outer Guard.
Mark Koblegard. Trustee.
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6YMNASTIC
AINlMENT

Glass of Twenty-Five Under Leadership
of Prof. Hill, of the Y. NJ. C. A., Re
ceive Large Number of Friends.
The growing popularity of the Y. NJ
@. A. gymnasium was again proven last
night when class of twenty-five. under
the leadership of Physical Director Clias
L. Hill, entertained large number OF
their lady and gentlemen friends with
drills. apparatus work and tumbling
Refreshments were served at the close
of the exercises. The class viii now be.
gin special Thinning for the big athletic
field day to be held next month.
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str1icI- q - Rrnllr

Master Hugh calIaghan, nephew Of
Water Works Commissioner Callaghan
has an ugly wound on his forehead which
he received on a street car Thursday at
ternoon. He was standing on the rear
platform of one OF tine street cars and
was struck by the handle of the brake
wheel which was loosened. The blow
was OF such force as to knock him down.
The injury was very painful one, but
fortunately not serious.
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No Police Court.

There was no session Of police court
held Friday morning. When Mayor
Shields appeared in the court room in the
city building he found that the police
force had not made any arrests since
the previous regular session and for that
very good reasan he Thought it best to
dispense with the regular session for the
once.