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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-04
FOUND DEAD IN HIS ROOM.

Henry Heitmuller, fifty years old. was
found dead yesterday afternoon in his
room. at 1131 Seventh Street northwest
Coroner hewitt found. on investigating,
that death was due to natural causes.
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Bed Room Suites.

Mahogany 3-piece Bed Room
Suites, large French
gas sg MR. 5s55.f prize! F'5 s5a $3.50
. Bird's-eye Maple apiece Bed
5 S@9 s2 6a s%,'S price S''s :55 S4O.15
Sale price -..--.---.....-. - -
Bird s-eye Maple 3-piece Bed
$1o Sons s SUPP price aFs So $3.50
s CHARTERED Oak apiece Bed Room
s s$Iss price S'' S. sale S4l.5O
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CHARTERED Oak 3-piece Bed Room
Suites; Parker x GRO mr.
Sons price, Sl0O. Sale %
price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES - - - -
CHARTERED Oak 3-piece Bed Room
5 5S.ss price %' So. sale S4A.6O
price. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
6 Oak 3-piece Bed Room Suites.
with 24x90 French plate mirrors in
s s8as: Price ps S.. Sale $3.50
Ce.-........-...--...-.-. - -
y Oak 3-piece Bed Room Suites,
with swell fronts and toilet wash
stand; Parker & C0n M
Sons price $40. Sale p ~
price. --.....--...----.--
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e, Carpets, Lace
Curtains, and Draperies
SALE CONTINUES UNTIL EVERYTHING IS SOLD.

Following list the Its
good the utterly Incompatible privilege
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Odd DreSSerS.

Odd DreSSerS.
) CHARTERED Oak Dressers, with
French pattern plate
ggs#5s Pz,a Pa'Aj 'sz5 $ $3.50
sale price,
3 Swell-front Maple
Dressse rso P ,9s Is s,S s SO 0E
CHARTERED Oak. Swell Front
sons price, $50 s. Sale SIO.IS
CHARTERED Oak, Swell Front
B BGSs priee. r :ssl Sale e SLABS
price. .............-.......
! CHARTERED Oak, Serpentine Front
Dresser, with i'm
Rsq 9 s66s PRICE FSs- $3.50
SO. Sale price,. "
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Toilet Tables.

Bird s-eye Maple
5oll s6a 5sDI PRICE FaFs So S16.75
sale price. ------..-.--... ~ -
Birds -eye Maple
5 g.! s%@ 5@sl S4ie S'' IS S18.75
sSeiAt pIlCt.- ------.--- - - -
Mahogany-finish Toi-
let Tables. Parker & CO m
Sons; Sons price ST. Sale % .VU
price ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
Mahogany Toilet
Tables. Parker K O1n M
sons price. Ss5- Sale , Q5h
Bird 's-eye Maple
Toilet Tables. Par 60 nE
&! ksr 8 : sons, price. SISZS
80 sale prlCe..--.---... - ~ -
8 CHARTERED Oak Desk GO or
Chairs. Parker & Sons , M
price, 81. Sale price,. - - -
Large Combination Book
S S saiss price sa5 u sale 1910
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From SOC to $l.OO per Yard.
Rockers.

A few Of the many fascinating
Rockers you can get for mere
song:
3 fine Mahogany Rock 90 On
ers. Parker & Sons pS.SU
beautiful CHARTERED
S SSa. F9 S4iss. 81 R2FNf Sale e ST 90
price. -.------.-----.------... W
gsst en- : 9 Soa. P PSias. IS $2.85
Sale price--..-..-.-----..--.
Rockers. Parker & sons ST SS
price, $275. Sale price,. - -
Mahogany Writ
ing Desks. Parker & OIL nE
Sons price $50 Sale oII.US
price, Observation-Disclosures
. Mahogany Writ
so Sons Ps pFiee. F So Sale e S11.10
PRICE,. -.---.----.. -
: quartered Oak Writ
Sons s%E price price. SIS 5'As Sale S8. 90
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~
6iss !. Parker Ger. ( rs, sons So. IS
price $14 Sale price. NV
r4,,, very % pretty rS, g P s6,g, 50 TX
price. 81. Sale price. ~ -
10 Dainty Parlor Ia on nO
bles Parker & Sons y VII
price s.. Sale price. 6s "
large Glass-front
Bookcases. Parker q NfF m
Sons price, SIS. Sale vs."
price '.''''..''....'.''.'..
large Glass-front
E s 5&;s. 1fis.. Fs 81 sale SPAS
Price .....------.--.. -
6 Magnificent Nor
ris Chairs. Parker & C1n Pn
sons price. *25. Sale pI/.AU
Well designed
Morris Chairs. Par GO M
ker & sons price. , IU.U
so. Sale price....-...... ~
Excellent oak
Morris Chairs. Par OF RI
ker & Sons price, SIS. y All
sale prlCe--.-.-..---
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Dining Tables.
Heavy Oak Exten-
sion Tables: Parker & Or M
Sons price, SO Sale y I'LL
price -..-.......--...-----... "
Heavy Oak Exten-
sion Tables: Parker & CT RI
Sons price, sl5,. Sale , MI
ITltts.. ---.---- - -
Massive Oak Ex-
ker & Sons price. SIS. , m
Sale price..........-...... w.
q Polished Oak Box
Seat Dining Chairs. CO FP
Parker, & Sons price. ,
50. Sale price.............. -
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ChiffOnierS.

Just a few to show you how the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-04
SidebOardS.

A few prices to show you what we
mean by bargains.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-04

A few Of the many fascinating
lockers you can get for a mere
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-01-04
Upholstery Goods.
Curtains, POrtiereS.

hOlstering your furniture-a chance
to get new draperies for almost
nothing.
% pieces of Best Quality Silkoline,
In sav,w~ s-f.. e1-g
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
Gin perseiIeneS &Iapier.

2lus 2orbon ipirb beri6tet: Bel
benz auspertauf Der in Der 3onboner
unb SiibsDeit @iisnbabn lie9en oea
bliebsnsn unb nibt retlamirten Sas
den ipurben bieier Sage intereFante
0inee Su Gage sefOrbert. lleberras
fdeno pirtte bic SbdtId6e, bab $50.
faibipnable moberne Samenbiite in
Der 9abn psrloren ipproen paren.
Weitere 8urioia bieTer Sammlune
finb einise IGbmaI9inen unb Sorbs
pieeen, einiss bunbert llnterr0de, So
@prietts, PupugeientGfig, brei Sisz
beripiesen, 6 faIi9e 3abngebiiIe, meba
rere SuBenb Striimpfe uno eine
Suusbibel. 9as mertpirbiefte bon
allen aber fiferIi6 lit elm oroBes
8rpdbpoobf6es Glabier. lleber benz
S6idiuI bisiss @egenitanbes paltet
augenideinIi9 irsene elm buntlss @sa
beimnib. 8ielIeidt bat es Elm piit6ens
Der Mistber, Der bur9 bas itGnbise
Spielen bpn 9afenbauern in 9erz
sipeiflurg seratben mar, poriGbli9
duf bisie slrt unb Deiie uus bem 0es
se serdumt! 2ei9ter 1T I6on bas 9ies
eenIuHen BON $50 SIaihsn unb Bier
triisen gu ertIdren. Obppbl es i'm aGz
semein.n iibIib 1T, leers SlaT6en
lpGbrsnb ber 5ubrt gum Seniter bins
ausSuiperfen. Bel ben 1916 itebsn ees
bliebenen S6trmen ftaunt man nur
iiber bus cine, bab fi6 tein unbsrer
2iebbubsr fir fie fanb, als bic @iiens
babnseisIli6aft. Inter anberen bersits
pertauiten aurioiitdtsn bsfanben iitb,
mod: 116 sinSelne S9uk unb Sties
fel. 100 8iIbsr bon Der tDnisIi6en
5amiIie. 20 Pbonp9rapb plattsn,
300 uIte Sanbi6ube, mebrere Gubrrds
ber unb 65 gibeln.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

REIN, bas piirbeu sic niht setbdn
hdben. Sic tpiirbsn pisleint s.Iaat
buben: rDas arme Ding! Sic mar ein
nettss MGb9en unb i9 bin ibr gu gro.
bem Sant perpfli6tet. @s tbut mir
fdredli9 Ieib, bab iie 10 jung unb fr
plOBli9 iterbsr mubte. sic mar aber
bod nur bic So9ter zines Srainera
unb - pielIei9t III es beFer TO-"
r2ucp, 9u masit bic Sodtsr tsin
bon mem 9u iuilIii, ib Iiebe Did, unb
bas ipeiBt Ou audi"
r0u liebit mi69"
,Sa! limb tpenn Su mid gum
Manns nebmen ipiqit, beiratbeit Su
ben @liidliditen aIIer Stsrbliden.
Wiaft 0u bas, S6dB2"
2ucps Intport mar 70 leiis, bab
Der fonit 10 perrGtberiI6e 8inb lie
ni9t iiber bas Sbr ibres Sreiers bins
oustrug. Sic mub dbsr bsfrisbisenb
eelautet buben, benn turse 3eit barauf
itanb bic @erlobuns bes Rittmeiiters
BON 8alienb i'm =. Suiarenresiment
nit Mib 2ucp 8ennstt, Der siu;igen
Sodter bon Mr. Sumes Bennett, in
Der 3eitung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
gettenfofer uno fetn S6trm.

Sn BEN g.ri9tsn Der 9eutihen de-
mif6sn @sielli6uft ihilbsrt SofrutA
Wdr 9rubsr bas reihe 2eben oes Be
ariinbers Der pifeni9uftli9su Sps
9iene, Wldr b. pettentofsrs. unb ges
6entt babel aud Der tleinen S6pGhs
Der 3eritreutbsit, nit Der Psttentofer,
pie 10 pieIe @tlsbrte, bsbaftet mar.
S0ierpon psiB 9ruber eine rei5enbe
fleine @eI9idte gu erSGblen. Gs mar
Der itGnbiss Spptt ieinsr 5dmiIie, bab
pettsnfpfsr itets ohns Regeni6irm
beimi.brte. 0arum mar er Defenders
itols, ais sr einmdl BON einer Reiie
mad @nelnnb ieinen Regeni9irm
aliidli6 :pisbsr uuf ben Sentiment 5us
riidetbra6t bate. Sriump6ireuo tee
leorapbirte sr BON glugsburs na4
SauIe: sd unb msin 3eseni6irm
fomm.n nm bic unb bic Stunoe beim".
9lls er a6er feline Dobnuns betrot unb
bas gIiidlid serettete 9,rGtb ben Ssis
niaen pon gsnugtbuung porfpsiieu
polIt., bemsrtte sr poa S6reden, bab
feline Sano lesr mar. gr hattie ben
Rsssnidirm i'm = SsIssrapbsnamt Su
gussburs itehen Idhsn. g.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
Sa6sprellen in crferS.

9luf ben snsIiTfen llniperIitGten 1T
rRassins" pber 6udspretIen, bas
aud an unIeren dmeritdniI6sn gols
Iegss pprtommt, nod lebbdft i'm
S9punse, unb bic 5iidIe, bic r5reIb=
men, miifen iid BON ibren Glteret
&ommilitonsn piel eefaaen laifen.
9lu9 in Der armee ift rRagsins" gang
unb sGbe, unb man9er iunse Sffieisr.
Der ii9 miblisbig eema9t bat, fei es,
bab er ss srnit nit isinem 9eruf
nimmt unb arbeitst, obsr bab er tein
9efalIen an ben 9ersniisunesn ieiner
8ameraben finbet, lit oabur9 gum
gufssben ieinsr garrisrs gstrieben
tporben. Snfolse elmer 3uIhrift DON
einsm Su6ie Der uniperiitGt Srforb,
tporin bieier bic Strafs bsI9rsibt, bic
iiber einen anoeren 6u9s perbdngt
fpprben mar, bat cine 9onooner 3eis
tung lmfrage in Srforb gebalten
unb babel bic folgenben ,8erbre6en"
feftssitelt, bic bur9 rRagging" ges
iiibnt tpurben: bas Srassn bon 2adz
ifuben, mas iebem 6reibmdn unter=
iast lit, unb ppn @plinbsru. oas 4ne
legen bss Sdlars, fpsnn oies ni6t unz
umsGnsIid nOtbis lit, ManssI an
@aItfreunoidaft unb an. @elb, 9ldF.
infrj3e anseitrsngten Stubiums, 9rpz
binSial OiuIett uip. Sin STUDENT
tpurbe Der Sortur untsrporfen, neil
er sinsn geitreiften &ragen trug, ipGbs
reno bic Srfprbsr NtoOs peiBs 9rasen
pprI6rsibt. Gr ipurbe bon mebreren
StuOsnteu fsitsebuIten, tpGbrsno stpsi
anbsrs ibn in bic Waben bifien. Sin
9lnbsrsr tpurbe i'm Bette iibsrfdllen
uno geStpuneen, eine gan3s SSluI6e
Dbisip gu trinten. Die 5olse mar
cine erniili9s glltobolp.rgiftung. Gin
Orittsr ipurbe enttleibst unb nit
Sipbons beipriBt. Gin berStranter
STUDENT tpurbe nit 9stpdlt i'm Srdbe
b.rumgei9leift, bis er nit S9tpeiB
bebedt mar, unb bann in bic 9abes
tpanus ssftedt. DAB er ni6t oaran
Itdrb, lit Elm Wurber. Ssbr bsIiebt
1T aud, in bic 3immer mibliebigsr
Stubenten einSubrineen uno bort alles.
in Stiids gu i4Iasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

serabe bic Pferbe su ibrem Morssn,
sulopp berausgefiibrt.
@alienp ipe9IeIte nit bem Srdinsr
elm paar Worte, unb bem neusn SodeD
lpurbe Elm feuriser 9reiiGbriger 5uses
ipisisn, auf bem er feline Sunit Seisen
follte. Mit ibm SuIammen folIten nod
elm paar anbere pferbe laufen, beren
Reiter iGmmtlid bieielbe Weifung ers
bielten: Bis gu sinem etpa Stpei ailos
meter sntfernten puntte follten iie sds
lpppiren unb bon ba aus ben Weg gum
3ieI in polfter aarriere SuriidIegen.
Bonn eriten 9lugenbIide on Seigte es
ii9, bab 2ufas iein @eidGft peritunb.
Wlit feitsr Sanb resierte er feinsn
8raunen, fpie unssspiien fab er auf
ibm unb alles, mas aus bem 9dul
berausSubplen mar, pumpte er aud
aus linn beraus.
8alienD taui9te nit Bennett Ders
itGnbnibDole 9Iide aus.
Der beritebt's," meinte Der Srots
ner. rSebt ppllen mir nal ieben, pie
bic .Sanunentusel" unter ibm eebt."
Statt baB. fuie man srpurtet bate,
bas Pferb ii4 unter ieinem unges
fpobnten Reiter itOrrifh 5eisen lpiirbs,
blisb es polltommen lupig uno fiies
fam, urb na6pem 2utus eine 9itrtels
itunbe lang bas Pferb bate tii6tig
laufen lufen, fam er gu benz Ritts
meiItsr bsraneeiprengt, um befen tpeis
tere 9efeble enteesen gu nebmen.
.@ispisl 9ebalt beunipru6en Sic,
junser Munn9" fruste @uIfenp in siis
tissm Sune.
.aein GebaIt fusiter aIs bic gfre,
gu iissen, Ssrr Rittm.iiter."
8sibe Serren lu6ten - unb bas
engagement fpurbe perfett.
vDenn ib Sbnen rutbsn bari, Serr
Hittmeiiisr. 70 psrboppeIn Sic Sbre
GiniGte auf v9anonentusel", fliiiterte
Der guride Ssrru b. 8ulienp gu, Sos
bunn ebrsrbietisft feline RiiBe unb enta
fernts f9.
Serr b. 8alinsb mubte iiber ben 10
superii6tlih segebenen Ratb laut aufs
laden. RidtsbeI Itopeniser befoIste er
ibn aber.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

Hadenb itebt bus iunse Mdbden
auf.
sd babe sefdlafen = adj 10 - ba
itsbsn iie ia aud rubis unb ftpI5."
nWer benn, Mdrie?"
Die 2afen, tomm," unb iie eina
nit ibm aus Der Stu6e.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16

Nus Der S9ule Was
peiBt bu iibsr 4meritas fraste Der
asbrer. = gImsrita iit bas 2anb, no
man biufdbrt, ipenn man bur6brsn'
nen tbut. iast Der tIeine Gobn.
-gr tann ni6ts bafir.
- Msin Serr, i9 babe bisien Stod
Bel Sbnen setauft. sic baben mir g,s
fust. Der 9riff iei edit @Ifenbsin. Run
felt ii9 bsrdus, bub ss Smitation 1T,
i'd - Greifern sic Iidb ni6t, i9
bin nidt i4ulb barau; mas tann benn
ih bofiir. penn iebt bi. @lefanten AUDI
fdun fuIi4e 3Gbne trusen2!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-06-16
GruRmnttsrs 5afsH.
Gr,dbIuna non ". spanaen.


Gin narmer Spdtberbittag luserte
iibsr bem ilsiren StGbt9en, tsin 8as
gen rollte bur9 bic 9aFen, tein
Meni3 mar auf Der Strabe gu Iehen,
es mar 10 rubis, 10 Itiq bier, aber benz
iungsn MGb9en bort, in benz tleinsn
Stiib9en idien bieie Rube nidt gu bes
busen. Sic iub uuf einem 2e9niefsI
am 5eniter, absr ibre Iusen ftreiften
unrubis i'm 9ema9 umher. sic lanss
iueilte ii9 pffenbor, bas uufseidlusss
ne Bud, mas iis in SGnbsn belt,
ihien ibre gufmertfamteit ni6t gu
feFeIn unb bod folte lie Iih ftil per=
bolten, benn bort auf bem Sofa bislt
ia sants ibr MittassidldfGen. llnO
tpie ibre 8lide lpieber bas 3immer
burdpanbern, boften ibrs glusen
pI0BIi1 ppIl SntereIe auf eiusm ulteu,
pisl benuBten S9runt, cine glrt Ses
tretGr, Der ais 9r0nung einen @las=
fdrant trGst, in befen gorteH altes
por5eaan &annen unb Sufsn, ites
ben.
.ga, bic saFen," ruff fis Isiie;
leiie unb porIihtis erbebt iie ii9 uno
IansIam, bumit lie bic Sante ni6t
it1rt, rG6ert lie ii6 benz S9rant. 9d
itanosn iie nun, in Reibe unO 9lteb,
Sp0lf 5afen aus 5iiritenberger Por@
3ellan, eif0rmio, nit breitem 9olpz
ranb, nebit aaffees unb Sbeetanns.
naorntet Sbr bod er3dblen." iaete
lie, yi1 bore 10 germ pabre 9ei9ifz
ten" Damn i6iittelt iie ladeno ibr
S0pfdsn, pb Der ndrriI9en 9eoanten
unb tebrt Su ibrem SiBe Suriid. 9lber
bic suFen beI6dftisen iis nod, iie bat
esb0rt, bab bieielben i9on rsdt aIi
Isisn, Nlutterden bat ibr erSGblt, baH
iie BON ben 9robeltsrn fammeu, bi.
lie ME setaunt, bic lGneit i6on untsr
benz 9riinen RaIsn i6liefen, uls lie CUR
@elt fam. Wieber baftet ibr Bid an
ben Safsn, ba lit ibr, als OBJ lie ii6
lsiie bepesen, ii9 gu siudnber neigen
unb nit chamber fliiitern, leiie, melos
biIh tlirren lie aneinanoer uno nun
pernimmt lie beutli6 eine Stimme, bic
9unrs iust: nWibt Shr nod, beute
Dor 70 Sabren! Sa mar Sp45eitss
tasl"
.Sa," srf9o1 es in Der Runbs BON
allen Safen, mir puren Elm oo9Seitss
seIfent, bic perbeu INNER bod in
Gbren gebultsn."
SIMMER" bub bic aanns an. rSbr
I6eint pisI aus Gurem 2ebsn persefen
5u bdbsn."
.GrsGbIe uns bod" risf .s i'm
9reiIe. Die 8anne beeann.
,9or LANCER 3eit, es iinb, pis id
idon Iaste, beuts 20 Sabre, bu fans
ben mir, aIs So6asitsgeI6ent auf sis
ner i60n unb feitli9 eeOedten SufeI,
elm feines 9amuittud. BON feIbitses
ipOnnenem 6lu6s, mar uns untsrbreis
tet, nit Der Wprtbe buntlem 9riin
unb Sartsm WeiB paren mir betrGHSt,
Disl anbere fdOne @ei9snte paren
nit uns nufgebaut.
Gin iunses 9uor, er srpB, blonb,
Elm Siine BON 9sitalt nit blauen, trer
blidsnbeu ausen, iis Helm, buntsl,
Itanben ba Dor uns, unb freubie
aIGnsts ss in beibsr Qusen. Sbr sartes
9inberbGnb4en beriibrte ales unb
belt es ibm entsssen, ibm, Der bann
iebesmaI sinen innissn SUB auf bic
Sonb briidte. bi. iie ibm ia fiirs 2es
ben gab."
.Nas mar aiebe.~ fliifierte elm
sGBden, rad, bic IenI6en babsn .s
gut"
pllnterbrib mid niat," fdaIt bic
Sanne uno fubr bonn fort:
,Wir tdmen bann in bic Bette Stus
Be bss iungen paures in ben i60nften
S6rant, ben lie botten. unb bur9 bic
biinren 9lospGnSe tountsn mir gut
llmidau baIteH in unisrsm neusn
Reid.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15
The Silver Party.

The supreme court has been busy
for a couple of days with an action
brought by Democratic leaders which
had for its avowed object the secur-
ing Of an order to restrain the Win
nemucca boilers from using the title
Silver Party, or rather TO prevent
certiication OF that name upon the
ballet. The Democrats who have
been manipulating the machinery Of
the old Silver party were amazed and
routed when the boilers from the
state organized a new party and
claimed the title 'Silver' as being
truly devoted to that metal and the
Watson electors. Secretary of State
Douglass recognized them as such.
The supreme court has been consid-
ering the matter and this afternoon
before it could render a decision the
Democratic manipulators withdrew
their papers and gracefully quit the
case, which means, of course, dis
missal OF the action and the boilers
are the true Silver party of Nevada.
Carson City News.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15
JIM BUTLER OF ToNoPAH.

Toiyabe's range It's shadows cast
Across the rugged table lands,
Where the MONDAY sun like a furnace blast
Swept over the deserts arid sands,
To where the casa of San Antoine,
Upon the oasis stands alone.
The desert looked like an inland sea,
It's sand dunes scattered far and wide,
Stretched out as far as the eye could see.
Like the foaming surge on the oceans tide,
Until it covered the rock in place
Around the mountains rugged base.
1t swept like the slmoon's fiery breath,
Through the southern gap in the mountain
chain,
In Nithering gust from the vale Of death,
When Butler camped on the arid plain,
Where the wild mustang had crossed the trail
Through sand dunes drifted by the gale.
Like a grizzled veteran Of the old guard
Exposed to the sun gods fiery glance,
Mount Oddie's peak kept watch and ward
Above the deserts wide expanse;
Ger the hidden wealth Of the secret mine
Until Butler came with the eountersign.
Did the tabled genie OF the lamp
Arise at the touch Of Buffers hand,
Where he set his stakes for a mining camp
There's a city now on the table land.
That was the vision Butler saw
When he camped for the night at Tonopah.
Some doubling Thomas may think it strange
That the very spot to his dream gave birth,
Is noted now on the stock exchange
AS the richest mining camp on earth,
Where manly vigor, combined with health
Is the open sesame to untold wealth.
Jim seen life's sorrows, its Joys and cares,
Like other men, has toiled for bread;
Now he asked his friends with him to share
The banquet natures bounty spread;
Where the miners pick from nature wrests
The secrets hid in the mountains breast.
He solved the problem Of labor there,
TO the miner Jim was always just,
Unlike that hypocrite, old Baer, 4
The president of the coal trust,
hope when he reaches his final goal
In Pluto's realm there is lots OF coal.
Boys, Hll your glasses to the brim,
Let every man get in and ride;
Now let us drink success to Jim,
That whenever he crosses the divide
Saint Peters hand the bolt will draw,
To admit lin Butler from Tonopah. MAX.
*Polloek's definition OF a hypocrite Is a maj
who steals the livery OF heaven TO serve tn
devil in.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

Next Door to Valley View Hotel
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15
FRANK II.
Nominee for Justice of the
Supreme Court.

Supreme Court.
If any gentleman was ever deserv-
ing the support of the people of Ne
vada, hal gentleman is Frank H.
Norcross, Republican nominee for
justice of the supreme court The
nomination for the Office was I'M
sought for by him, and it was unani-
mously rendered him by the conven-
ton.
Frank H, Norcross is a native of
Washoe county, this state; educated
in the common schools of Nevada, and
a member of the first class to grad
uate from our state university. He
is also a graduate of one of the lead
ing law colleges of this country, that
of the Georgetown university, D. c.
Besides his college training, he has
had more than ten years of very &C
tive practice Of his profession. He
ranks among the very best lawyers
of the state and the records of the
courts will testify to his extensive
and successful practice. He has been
admitted to practice before the
supreme court of California and the
district and circuit courts of the
United States and is now actively
practicing in all Of these courts.
Frank Norcross has served Washoe
county as district attorney and as a
member Of the state legislature, and
in both capacities was an active, able
and valuable public servant. 1t will
be remembered that while district
attorney he settled the title in Reno
of the public square upon which the
public library building is now located,
although he was directed by the
board OF commissioners to confess
judgment in favor of certain private
parties who were claiming title to
the land. which order Of the commls
sioners he refused to follow, to the
lasting advantage Of the public. He
had the satisfaction later, wher
through his efforts a donation of If
teen thousand dollars for a free
library building had been obtained
from Andrew Carnegie, Of seeing the
building erected on this very lot
which he was so largely instrumental
in saving for the people.
Mr.. Noreross has always taken al
active part in promoting the genera
welfare Of his home city aud is prom
emily identified with many Of it
~fraternal, social and educational in
stitutiohs. Both by education anC
experience, he is exceptionally wei
qualified for the position for whicI
he has been nominated and Nevadi
will honor herself by honoring him
for he is a Nevadan through an.
and through. State Ledger.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

Col. Jim Wardner, who is so well
known in connection with the Bunker
Hill and Sullivan mines in the Couer
d'Alene, will build a $40, 900 hotel at
Goldfeld.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

H. A.. McKim, a general store
keeper OF high repute in Eureka, has
decided to remove to Tonopah and
will also open a store at Columbia.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

Barton Pittman got back from
Goldfeld this week and is preparing
to open an office there.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

l. S, Finnegan, townsite agent a
Golddeld. Write him for prices. "
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

Only the choicest food served at
the Palace Cafe. p
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

Keep your eye on Goldfeld, the
coming metropolis of the desert. =
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-10-15

Buy a lot inGoldfeld. Value in
creasing rapidly.
The Western news., 1904-03-09
Proper Treatment of Pneumonia.

Pneumonia is too dangerous dis
ease for anyone 70 attempt to doctor
himself, although he may have the
proper remedies at hand. A physician n
should always be called. It should be
borne in mind, however, that pneu-
monia always results from cold or
from an attack of the grip, and by Civ
ing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the
threatened attack of pneumonia may
be warded off. This remedy is also
used by physicians in the treatment
of pneumonia with the best results :.
DR.. w. J. Smith, of Sanders, Ala, !,
who is also druggist, says of it: 81
have been selling Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy and prescribing lit in
my practice for the past six years. I
use it in cases of pneumonia and have
always gotten the best results" Sold
by Corner Drug Store.