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For sale or Trade@ Grocery store.
buildings everything. good locality.
good trade, viii sell or invoice. am
too old TO attend to business. For
further Information call at room a't
Lumber Exchange. 81. Mithencf IS
For Sale plumhina business IN good
location, cheap rent. going 10 leave
town Address 40 eth ave. city. IS
Man Wanted with small capital 10
invest IN good business can al
itoum ~ Starr befa bldg. tt
Confectionery and ice cream narior nt
Rainier Beach. Phone Black l6f i
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nuslnsss CHANCES

II Will pay you n you are looking for
o. rnnmiuE house or hotel a. Fra u.s.
ls rooms oil fol-. low rent will take
part in real estate. bat cash. price
N.H0
81 rooms good furniture low rent
house clears above all expenses so,
price VI
- rooms swear lease right lu husi-
ness district. thFf viii take some
real estate. bat money price 8 SD
80 reoms on ath ave. up-to=date house.
d2 rooms n money maker. exchange
for ranch. close in. parties want 10
raise chickens Tor s. uHu
u rooms. close tn. on pike. FOR $50
fire rooms. close % Pike. fer tEa
- rooms. on First, exchange Tor acre
Hgn. 81 pp
: rooms. ON First f.lh
rs rooms. close ta PIKE. SO
II rooms fine furniture trade. only
$50
y rooms. rent So. al right. only SEQ.
We have plenty Co choose from for
sale ur trade Come and make an
offer What have Nou got 10 trader
NJ MiCiENEH, "a Lumber Exchange.
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Martsa

rfkn erHrEr FURNITURE co.
pays the hiuheHt price Tor second
hand furniture Main taSdi Ind tt3A
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VALDEZ FuNNtrURH Co rays
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1910 ift4at Avenue, White IN A "a
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Main 90 ~ Hik
EASY TERMS
$50 eHd fzIo r4ah balantr iIAe feHf
q eos fsrpon house modern. fine
81 - e.room souss modern. Pre-.
O. 80 room me,ieru tine view sss
q 20 s.room moisu ebeap -
wirrLEH a JOHNSTON
tiuHava. lots. Fafma. Acreage
tsa za nersr Al land - waterfront
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chicken hauae fo fruit frefs mlipa
from Shelton. Meuli efChanEe fof
come rs and toak over our list ~ hun
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Haams y T. % Downs nidr. 80 md
Avenue
Maln IA Phonss-Ina Asa
Parties ar eamlnE into cur office ana
az hishly plsHsfa Hith nur methofi
INTERNATIONAL REAL ESTATE
AND AHNEH FISHING AGENCY.
Hoans e and q tuion nipck. s.
Don't fau 70 be there. A large iot
viii - Efren positively free n N
tafFcHf family on the HdditIgn sun
fHH. MAJ ~ MANN a fFfN Pa iaaaafff
dinner faf 90 al The hlF oneni1sl
E4fr - lnla nHiY - on. frrfns A ~
pef week Take rsF or Wash Al a.
kauthsaat Seattle. Seattle Home.
seekers Co IL
CAPITOL hill.
Z rooms madprn. woods work oak Tin.
lsh fins view - Lake Naahluatnu
Jos HkfiN - "a n. foot aHrF auiF $40
cash balance 90 suit
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Phones Main fiN "A en- s.
5-faam house on Polk 81 2 blocks from
taken hY June lat 4 Thompson.
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ballard iei 3
For sale--ttouses and let's.
Fnr sale ID upufr t-fanm house Mad
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price ta Terms easy Inquire
Rt zee lath avenue. OF 10 N =.
Block 80
FOR sALE=NcW f-raam house. PAM
tries and bathroom fine view. :
blocks freu Beacon lfill car. very
cheap 80. caHY terms ttff Six.
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Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-09-15

Tor the position. II they vote right
for United States Ssnater the candi.
date for that high position is s tis.
fed, From Govencr down the can.
didatts for the various posi- ions
play their cards so that the noni,a.
tons will fall to them. They enlist
their personal friends n tue contest
aud the rank and file of the parties
think they are doing it all. The
politician works on the pr JUDGES
OF the individuals who mahe up the
voting population of the respective
parties aud get the people by all
the ears and for thirty or forty days
prior to a campaign "red hot
fight" is on. The best organizer
geta away with the office and the
people are again fooled iute the be-
lief that they have done it. Politics
is a great game and like playing
poker-the man who gives his un.
divided attention to the game bus
the same advantage that a gambler
has over a man who only plays pok-
or occasionally.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-09-15
POLITICAL.

While he "common people u
the Stats are deyoting their enersie'
to making bread and butter ana ar'
looking after the winter feed LOT 'ns
live stock of the State, wh'cn "
some future day will be hung up )"
the mark-,e of the world to ieea l"e
hungry, tn politician is laying ms
plans 10 get back into office says the
8 YER State. The work OF cam
aAuis gene,aIly cut out wn'ie
~ do not lay any a'ten'ion
A..il month or two he-
mpn are not look
' !. |, !. | !. !. !. !.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-09-15
WONDERFUL DRILLING.
,...vv and Ross Champion Team
5fa" of the World.

The Tonopah BONANZA mas 'hs
sollowiug account OF the dr'iling
~ Labor Day at ronopah.
The home team won the victory
by small fraction.
The double handed drilling con-
a., on Labor Day proved most
1..;,ino and interesting affair and
-.s witnessed by an immense crowd
,ipeople.
3 H. Gillette, D. B. GILES and
n. Turner we're the indges and Geo.
4 Cole, D. n. Duffin. and j. w.
Oven we're timekeepers
Tamney aud Martin OF Gold
Monntain was the first team to drill
thew made total of 81 l-2 inches,
vbich was very good considering
that they only weighted l57 and l6O
hounds respectively.
McElvary aud Biorn followed.
R;oru weighted 2l0 pounds and Me-
Elvary 1856 pounds. aud thought
they did good hard work they Only
succeeded in drilling 3S 3-l6 inches,
Ar ope inch more than the Gold
Mountin team.
The next team TO ascend the plat
form was the great Bisbee, Arizona,
drillers, McIvor and Make and they
certainly demonstrated that they can
hold their own with any team in the
world. They were ably coached by
Fred Youcbey, who urged them on
With words Of encouragement, amid
th' yells ahd cheers OF the crowd
The team did wonderful work and
drilled 4S IA inches, which wa'
certainly going some.
Next came Collins and Dopp o.
Jiu,towu, Colorado, who succeeded
in mailing 36 | 2 inches.
BIT everyone wanted to see th'
home team in action and when
Bradshaw and Ross made then
appearance they were greeted WITH
thunders Of applause. The former
wore Il scunt underslmt OF net ~oit
and Ross posed in shrt or Ian
blue. They appeared well an'
there was qultn-ss "bout tut
M yements which bespoke de
termination--that SIT of the I.v
which means business. !he.
worked well together and after al
excl ing fifteen minutes, the Judge
AMI o need that 43 ZIG inches ha
drilled. Then followed II enc Una
btggars 1lescr ptiou. Cheers wen
up from thousands OF throlts. mel
shaped each other on the back nm
hats we're thrown iuto tue ar.
was glorious and popular victory
The last team to drill was fu
james brothers. who appeared
/, their maiden effort. They di
exceedingly we'll for beginners an
made "a 7.S inches
On Tuesday, the single-hnndie
contest took place and was won y
Fred Youckey, who made recof
of % 5-8 inches with ~ :" tli'
wonderful. 1t is ,ioubNul u an
driller in the worid c"n bel
Youckey in sirgls. ir,''ded dril'i"g
Walter Bra lsh w won hs ssc'h
prize with total u rs 1T fciie
The Others who drilled aud the
records were: Alex Larson, 2o o
inches; Gus Henderson, IA o
inches ard A L. Cost, ~ o
inchea.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-09-15
E.P. Gordon & Co

For information Of any kind,
geological reports, ore occurrences,
etc, of the best mining camp in Ne
vada. Write. None but meritori-
GUS properties handled.
e. P. GORDON,
P.oche. .Nev.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-09-15
Notice to Cred tors.
In the Fourth Judicial District Court
of the State of Nevada, in and
for tue County of Lincoln.
In the matter of the Estate !
ttarriett Phillips, Deceased. J

OF
harriett Phillips, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that
the ut,dersig ned was on the 29th'
aay of June, A ID. 1905, duly ap-
pointed, aud on the 80 day Of Juue
A. d. 1865, duly qualified by the
by the Fourth Judlclsl District
Court State of Neyad', in anl for
Lincoln County, ns the Administrat-
or of the estaie of Harriet Phillips
Deceased.
Creditors having claims against
snid estate are required to file the
same with the Clerk of said Court
within forty days after the hrs'
publication OF this notice.
Benz Sanders,
Administrator
Dated, May 18th, 1905
Benz Slnders,
Attorney for the Estate.
Lincoln County record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1900-1905, 1905-09-15
NO ice t, rediters.
In the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court Of the State
of Nevada, in and for
the County of
Lincoln.
In the matter Of the estate
OF
Mrs. Annie Deck, Deceased.

Mrs. Annie Deck, Deceased.
Ncli, 9 is hereo, given that the
undersigned wns on the 18th day ui
August, A y 1905. duyapronted,
and on tar 29tn day Of August, 1905
auly quuIiti Il ny the Fourth Juohc-
III District Caur OF the State oi
Nayads IA and tor Lngoln County,
as the administrators OF Tie state OF
Mrs Annie DecA, deceased.
All creditors having cl inns ag INST
said estate are required to HE the
sime, with prop vouc1ers aud
statutory ufidavits attached, with
the Clerk of sail Court, within four
weebs from the first publication OF
tu,s notice. JOHN d DECK,
Administrator.
Dated, Aug, 20, 1905.
Chas. Ice Horsey,
Attorney for Administrator
Date OF first publication, Sept. lst'
1905
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
ToMoRRow's FOOTBALL.
Astoria's Commercials and Portland
Athletics Billed.

There should be a smashing good
game Of football at the A. +. c. Park
here tomorrow afternoon and Il Is sure
to be one OF the big events Of the sea.
son. The Commercials are In prime
shape for the contest and intend TO do
all that science, grit and muscle can
accomplish against the Multnomah's in
disguise a. the Athletics. IL will be a
strong and hardy test and the Astorian's
want. and should have, the encouraging
countenance Of big home audience
Following is the lineup Of the respcc-
tive teams
Commercials - Fullabck, Abercombie; {;
halves, Painter and Tulley; ends, Bay
and McConrin; tackles, Sutton and
Minards; giard. Gammal and Goddard; !;
center, Cherry
Portland - Corbett, lett hall; B.
Bailey, right half; Callayan, quarter.
back; VI. Bailey, fullback; Oven. cen-
ter; ID. Jordan and Butler, guards;
Duyall and Banfeld, tackles. Mckenna
and Behrens, ends; subs, W. Jodon,
Peterson and Burrows
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24

change lowering from five to three,
"tSignedl. REYES"
Enrique Perez. editor of The Pan.
American Review, also made public a
communication in which. after refer.
ring TO the report that an attempt had
been made at Bogota 20 dispose of
President Reyes, he says:
Il am in position TO learn that what
took place in the City of Bogota on the
Goth inst. was simply a ridiculous con.
spiraey. discovered in time. and without
any serious consequences. The con.
spiracy did not have the importance
given to il by the correspondent of the
State Department. There is not the
slightest probability of a revolution in
Colombia and dispatches received from
Bogota explain the occurrence as OF no
consequence whatever.
while there may have been some
local political excitement due to the
lack of patriotism of handful of
political diseontents belonging to the
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NO SURRENDER.
Typothetae Printing Shops Will Not
Yet Give in to Typo
graphical Union.

Chicago, Dee. 23.--Any possibility Of
surrender Of Typothetae printing shops
to the Typographical unions in January
was removed when the following notice
was posted in twenty six Of the strike.
bound establishments:
"To allay any apprehension or fears
on the part Of our composing room EN-.
ployes as 10 our position on the open
shop after January ], 1905, the under.
signed members Of the Chicago Typo
theae reiterate that our shops will be
conducted as open shops after January
J, 1906, ffty.four hours constituting a
weeks work and that under no cireum.
stances will We entertain any PROPOSE.
tion from typographical Union No. 10
to the contrary.
"All employees in our service are here.
by assured Of permanent positions as
long as they continue TO fulhll their
duties satisfactorily"
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
FIELD LEAVES WILL.

Chicago, Dec. 2S.-Marshall Field Jr.,
who died recently OF wounds caused by
the accidental discharge Of pistol left
will, and yesterday letters of admin
istration were granted to Arthur D.
Jones and Stanley Field. Marshall Field
Sr., was appointed guardian over his
three grandchildren. Marshal Field III,
Henry Field. ten years old. and Gwen
dolyn Field, four years old. The per.
sonal estate is valued at 81 l.450,0O0 and
the real estate at $4,000. The direct
supervision OF the estate will fall on
Stanley Field and Mr.. Jones. Bonds
were furnished to the amount OF s2,.
100000 with Marshall Field and John
G. Shedd as sureties.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24

New York, Dec, 23.-Luis F. Bonilla,
sonsul-general of Colombia, yesterday
addressed the press as follows:
Sir: Kindly give publicity to the
following important cablegrsm from his
excellency, General Rafael Reyes, presi.
dent of Colombia, in order that the true
condition of the country may be known
and confidence in the peace of Colon.
his assured. President Reyes is we'll
capable of maintaining order throughout
the country, being man of indomitable
viii and possessing wonderful activity.
Moreover, the large majority OF the
people in Colombia desire peace at any
cost The cablegram reads as follows:
~Bogota, Dec. 81. 1905. Colombian
Consul, New York: Absurd conspiracy
discoveredi Those responsible for IT in
prison. win be judged by eourtmartial.
Country quiet. Peace secured. Ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
PORTLAND ASHORE.

Seattle, Dec. 23.-The steamer Port.
land is ashore on Spire Island, 0 miles
from Ketehikan. She Is leaking badly,
and Is perhaps total loss. The waters
are now above the boilers The pas
sengers were removed to Ketehikan in
small boats. Il Is thocght the ship
struck in dense fog She was en- route
from Valdez to Seward
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24

party or the family Of the defeated can.
didate in the last presidential election,
there is no foundation for the report
as it has appeared
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1905-12-24
NOTHING IS Doing.
Absurd Conspiracy IN Columbia
Falls Through.
WAS NJ CASuE FOR ALARM

President Reyes Cables Consul General
at New York That Conspiracy is Of
Little Importance and the conspira.
tors Are Now in Prison.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Prosperous Redfield.

O. l.. Collins, ex-member of the
city police force, who resigned his
poeiti ion recently and removed to Red
field to engage in the lumber business,
was visitor 70 the city Saturday.
and spent the day minglins with Old
friends on the police force and others
1hrouchout the town. Mr.. Collins
has purchased a saw mill at Redheld
and 1oO acres of timber land near
that place in addition TO two blocks
Of city properly in the town He re-
ports that the prospects for CONNER
oiol- -nrosneritv are good. "If don't
make some money out of this ven
ture.' said Mr.. Collins to a reporter
for the Graphic, 81 will quit trying
and go to work for WAGES again" He
is we'll pleased with the outlook in
every way, and says Redfield is a
hustline little city full of good people
':--a nN'OncSt
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Glenn Receivers III. Pa7son.

w. S. Glenn writes from Drew,
Miss, that his brother Ernest Glenn.
has apparently recovered his reason
since taking him back hone. Err
nest Glenn will be remembered as the
youth who made his appearance at po-
lice headquarters here about two
weeks ago and declared that Louis
lana mob was after him for the pur-
pose of taking. his life. Chief of
Police Stewart notified the lads
brother at Drew. Miss. and the latter
came after him, taking him back home
at once
In the letter from Glenn, which is
addressed to Justice of the Peace ].
P. Knox of this city, the writer says
that the lad had evidently been
drinking to excess. He continued to
have the hallucination that the mob
was after him until he reached Mem.
phis. The brother there purchased
a flask of whisky and gave to him.
The lad drank it all, and when he
woke from the stupor which resulted,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Sues for Loss of Mule.

George Marrow and Sam Bell have
filed suit in jefferson circuit court
against the Pine Bluff Sand and Fer
ry company for $3.50 which they claim
is due from the loss of mule. and
harness. The complaint states that
on .June 10 the plaintiffs paid the de-
fendant so cents to be ferried across
the river at Pine Bluff and that th9
boat was SC crowded that the plain
end of the boat and that the team be-
came frightened at gasoline boat
which was attached to the ferry beat.
causine the mules to jump overheard
and one Of them was drowned, where
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Council Meets Monday Niqht.

The city council meets again in reg
ular session next Monday night, and
for the first time in several weeks
il is expected that a full attendance
of the members Of that body will be
nresent and participate in the delib-
erations. There are said to be sew.
raj matters of Importance that come
before this meeting among others
being the reports of the various de-
rartments of the city government,
showing the progress made during
the past month. as this will be the
6rst meeting in July. The matter of
paving West Barralue seems to have
been dropped out fight, as moth
ing is heard of itr reefs. How.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Why He Saved Him.

T9fera ware two negroes down in
the country, an old one and a Young
- sting on the same log fshino
Tho 7-oung became very frowsy While
waiting for the bite that never cam
He kept ncdding and holding until
finally he lost his balance and fell
into the river A benevolent old Ar
kansas planter who Just then CHANGED
r. pass that way was delighted to soc
the other fisherman fling down his
pole and line. plunge into the river
and rescue the boy. The old gentle
man said to the negro: "That was a
noble act of yours to save that boys
II Is he a sen of vours?" "Oh. no -
said the negro, che ain't no son of
nine" "But whv, then did yea take
such an interest in saving the bows
life?' asked the old planter. "Whv
80 fact ar Tassa, cat boys got all
my bait in his pocket"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Bad Stephen Butler.

Stephen Butler, colored was the in
dividual who occupied the attention
of Justice Cheeks court Saturday
morning. Stephen has the reputation
of being a bad colored man in his
immediate neighborhGod of the coun
try, which is situated some few miles
out of this city He has established
a reputation by no means enviable.
whether deserved or undeserved mat
ters not to the point in view. Suffice
tc say that his father in-law and fam
lily are among the most strenuous
complainants about Stephens con-
duct, and it is claimed that he has
terrorized them without compunction
Of conscience for many long day.
He was up before the Justices court
on two charges Saturday. The first
cne was that of illegal marriage,
it being claimed that he had neglect
ed that most important CT all qualifi-
cations for the matrimonial state, ac-
cording to the laws of the land-a IL
cense. After deliberating the mat
ter for sc:ne little time, and talking it
over with his spouse. Stephen decided
to plead guilty to the charge, and the
justice fined him accordingly.
Then the justice took up the matter
CT disturbing the peace, another
charge preferred against the man with
bad reputation. It was claimed that
Butler had terrorized the neighbor
hood for a long time, and patience
had ceased to be a virtue on the part
of the ong-suffering individuals who
constituted the poulation Of his i'm
mediate locality. After listening to
all the testimony that was offered in
the case, the justice turned upon the
accused and said:
t'They say you are bad man. out
in your neighborhood and that they
are all afraid of you out there. Vel
I'll just let you down light with a fine
of $50. And hope you'll reform
Butler will have plenty ct time in
which to mediate the matter of re-
formation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Condition Of County Roads.

County Judge Kerwin has returned
from his trip to Redfield and other
sections of the county, where he has
been en- an inspection tour of the
county roads. While absent from the
city. Judge Kerwin visited the Cam
den road, went over the greater part
of the Warren road, part of the Mon
ticello read, and closely inspected tsr
Pine Bluff and Star City road, other
wise known as the Cornersville road,
making about thirty-three miles Of
road covered during his absence.
Judge Kerwin reports some bad
conditions existing in some parts OF
the territory he visited. He finds that
the worst condition prevalent just
now is the lack of drainage on nearly
all of the county roads. They are all
lower in the center than on either
side.
The Star City road was perhaps the
mc.st important visited during his ab-
sence. Judge Kerwin reports that he
personally inspected and thoroughly
investigated the bridge at Sandy
BAYOU while gone. This bridge is
about 100 feet long. Recently the
high water washed away both ends
and dislocated the bridge itself. IN
addition to this. the Judge found the
piling rotten and the whole structure
unsubstantial. Notwithstanding its
bad condition. it is still being used by
the travellers. After thoroughly in
specting the structure, the Judge says
he will advocate the building of new
iron bridge at this point.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1905-07-02
Police Report.

Chief of Police Stewart is preparing
his regular monthly report to submit
tc the next session of the city coun-
Gil. which meets on Monday night.
While the moneys collected have not
aggregated so much as they did last
month. by about 500 only. the bHs1-
ness done by the department has real
" been mere than was done last
month. there being more arrests and
consequently the many incidental de-
tails to look after by the department.