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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16

broke up a boulder Weighing several tons,
which formed a part of the great out
crop at the point of discovery, and sack
ed twelve sacks of the mineral Samples
of the pieces broken from this boulder,
which Mr.. Wardle exhibited, are the
richest specimens of gold ore ever seen
here. 1t is estimated that the ore sacked
by Mr.. Wardle will run close to $1,000 a
ton.
There has been such a great demand
for lots in Goldreed at the Office of the
company in Tonopah that 1t has been de-
cided to receive no more applications for
the present. 1t is the policy of the COM
pany ito accommodate applicants now on
the ground at Goldreed in preference to
those who are seeking lots for specula-
tive purposes. As soon as the plat at
Goldreed is Strengthened out the COM
pany will reopen its books in Tonopah
and receive applications for lots in their
regular order. The price of corner lots
on Main street is SIPS, inside lots selling
for SIS. Corner lots on other streets sell
for 500 and inside lots for $50.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
MUNICIPALITIES
Personal Mention Of You and
Your Friends

Phil Roberts went to Reno last night
DIR. s. Samuels returned from a flying
visit to Reno on No. last evening
DR.. E. o. Giroux left last evening for
Reno to attend the murder trial.
Ben Noonan is up from Santa Rosa
again.
Otto Salmann leaves for Salt Lake this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carry returned
Saturday from six months visit to Mr.
Carrys father and mother in Australia
Mrs. C. D. Anderson of the local tele-
phone company is indisposed today and
Miss Dennis was acting the "hallo" trick
at central"
Mrs. C. II. Breuffel of Winnemucca was
operated on in the Southern Pacific hos
pital in San Francisco yesterday and is
reported as now doing nicely.
Hon. Thomas Nelson is quite indisposed
at his home at Stone House. Mr.. Nelson
will shortly leave for Carson and Cali
fornia.
James f. Dennis has gone to Carson
for a few days visit While away he
will look into the legislature.
Frank p. Snapp returned from a visit
to Lovelock last evening and departed for
his home at Rebel Creek by stage this
morning.
Attorney H. Warren will leave this
evening for Lovelock and after paying a
professional visit to the Big Meadows
Mr.. Warren will go on to Reno and Car
son for a few days.
Miss Mabel Darrah of Willow Point has
been installed as assistant bookkeeper al
the store of e. Reinhart & Co.
Miss Effie Lata was in from her school
yesterday spending the day with her
brother. A. NJ. Lata of the Peoples store
Hon. Con. Ahern of Storey left Virginia
Saturday evening with Nevada's electoral
vote for President Roosevelt. 1t is the
first time in sixteen years Republican
has been sent to Washington on a SINH
lar message. Mr.. Ahern was selected az
the vote carrier and was much pleased
with the honor conferred.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
C0LDFIELD BOOMING
Richest Ore Ever Seen From
That Camp

The excitement caused by the sensa-
cent great discoveries In the Kawich
range Is unabated, says the Tonopah
Miner. Notwithstanding the warning to
the public in regard to the scarcity of
water and fuel and other difficulties to
be encountered, the stampede into the
new district continues. and from present
indications there will be a population Of
- or three thousand at Goldreed by
mang.
Ralph Wardle, superintendent of the
Goldreed Mining Company. came in from
the new district last Saturday and re-
turned Tuesday. Mr.. Wardle confirms
the reports of the wonderful richness of
the ore found on the Discovery clair and
district will rival Goldfeld. but he en-
phatically repeats the warning ito the
public against rushing into the country
before wells are developed. The COM
pany failed to find water In the first well
started and abandoned it, Another well
is now being sunk on the east side of
Quartzite mountain, and Mr.. Wardle is
AaNehdent water will be developed there
- no great depth
During the three or four days Mr..
Wardle spent at the camp last week he
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
THE GAvEL FELL
Law Makers of Nevada Now in
Session

The gavels fell In both ends of the cap
itol building at Carson today at high noon
and the legislature proceeded to organize
as programmed in caucus. The fusionists
organized the Senate and the Republicans
the House. A bill was introduced this
afternoon making the legislative appro-
to business until after the Senatorial elec-
tion is out of the way. Hon George S.
Nixon is on the ground and will give the
statesmen a banquet after his election.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
DOGSKIN DISTRICT.

Dogskin district, near Reno. Is attract
ing considerable attention. Yesterday 3
Journal says:
There will be a rush today for Dog
skin district. Although the locators
have been keeping close mouthed, the
news has leaked out that a series of
lodges have been found in the new camp
that almost put Goldfield in the shade.
Three recent assays were SIP, sl,1o0 and
pies. The dixie is about l50 feet wide and
In places 1t shows good-sized nuggets of
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
A BUSY DAY
Derby Sustains Its Reputation
For Crime

Friday was a day Of crimes and casual
robbed and another shot clean through
the body was the record for that day.
Ed. Kelly, bartender. was shot by
Frank Smith, another bartender, report
says accidentally, while the two were
looking at new gun owned by Smith,
who didn't know 1t was loaded. Smith
was arrested and taken to Wadsworth.
Oscar Anderson, a laborer, was hit in
the head and robbed of 500 in broad day
light. in front of the Eagle saloon by
some one not yet apprehended.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
OLD TEAMSTER EXPERIENCE
He Tells Of Hardships Encount-
cred Twenty-Five Years Ago

Nels Johnson left Reno for Goldfeld
last week, where he goes to look over the
country and If favorable impression is
gained he will probably invest there.
he having teamed in that section about
twenty-five years ago.
He gives some very interesting details
of the methods employed in travelling
over the Great American Desert, or what
is more properly known as Death Valley.
The route from Gold Mountain to Bel
mont was over an almost entirely waste
of desert country with nothing to cheer
the traveller but alkali dust and sand,
with furious sand storms occasionally
thrown in to vary the monotony. In his
teaming operations he had to take enough
which occupied a period of forty-one
days. He generally had three wagons,
the front one loaded with whatever he
had to haul the next wagon loaded with
feed anu the rear wagon was for the
water. He travelled certain distance
each day and would hang up for the
night as soon as the sun went down
Travelling at night was an impossibilty
as he could not distinguish any marks
or guiding points to keep him on the
road. The next morning he would start
out on the same old line with no one to
talk to or scarcely the hope of meeting
son spoke of the mirage that generally
presents itself on the desert. At times
1t looked like a lake with ships sailing
train tearing along at about 100 miles an
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
TEAM HELD FOR WAGES
John Neal Works Six Months and
Attaches Team for Pay

John Neill is In from Kennedy, where
he has been employed as teamster for
Wynn & Lasher. AS Mr.. Neill has work.
ed for the company six months without
having a pay day he will leave here to-
day for Kennedy with the necessary
the eight-horse freight team now in his
possession until he receives his wages
In full.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
OUR SATISFACTORY PRESIDENT.


In the recent election the majority of
people decided that the present form of
administration was entirely satisfactory
and that no change was necessary. The
people also decided that, for popularity
among home remedies, Hostetters Stom-
ach Bittsrs stands foremost and supreme.
1t has been thoroughly tested by the
American people for over SO years and
found entirely satisfactory. If you suffer
from loss of appetite, nausea, bloating,
heartburn, belching, indigestion. dyspep-
sia, constipation, biliousness, chills, colds
or malaria, fever and ague we urge you
to try the Bitters at once. Its results are
certain. Weak or delicate females will
also receive immediate benefit from
few doses of the Bitters. 1t stimulates
and strengthens their weak organs and
thus cures all monthly irregularities.
Don't fail to try 1t.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
JACK DIAMOND
SERIOUSLY HURT
Conductor Struck by String Of
Cars in Railroad Yard-Cond-
ition Critical

Conductor J. 8. Diamond was seriously
injured about 10 o'clock Sunday morning
in the Southern Pacific yards, by being
struck by string of freight cars coupled
to the switch engine. Diamond was called
to take out an extra freight, and 1t is
supposed he was in the act of checking
as his train book was found with the
train partly checked.
On the other side of the train the
switch engine was at work switching
cars and at the same time an engine
was standing at the water tank, blowing
off.
For some unknown reason Diamond
crossed over between two cars of his
train to the side where the switch en-
gine was at WORK
At this time the switch engine was
pushing a string of cars down the track.
next to his train, at a high rate of speed.
Diamond had just emerged from between
the cars and was standing with his back
to the switch engine and was watching
the engine of his own train when he was
struck by the string of cars.
When he was first seen by the switch
amen the nearest car was but two car
lengths away from him and 1t was i'm
possible for the engine to stop in such
short distance. 1t is supposed that the
noise caused by the engine blowing off
prevented him from hearing the ap-
preaching cars or the voices of the
switchmen who were calling to him to
get back out of the way.
The accident occurred in front of the
freight depot, between tracks and S.
When hit he was thrown against the
approaching car with such force that he
sustained severe cuts about his head and
back.
After the accident the unconscious man
was carried to the depot waiting room,
where DR.. Mangan was called in attend
ance. After placing temporary band
ages on the wounded man he ordered him
taken to the Winnemucca Sanitarium.
No one was to blame for the accident
and all did what they could to prevent it.
The injured man will be taken to the
railroad hospital as soon as he is abAe
to be moved. At present all that can be
done is beind done to relieve his suffer-
ings.
Jack. as he was familiarly called by all
who knew him, has been employed by
the Southern Pacific as conductor and
his employers always found him trust
worthy and at his post of duty.
Mr.. Diamond passed a very good night
and had partially regained consciousness
this morning. He is under the watchful
care of Southern Pacific Physician DR..
Samuels. DR.. Samusls says he don't
think Mr.. Diamonds skull is fractured
and that his mental condition is much
improved this morning. He says there
are internal injuries in the region of the
kidneys and he cannot tell yet how ex-
tensive the injuries may be. He enter
tains great hopes of Mr.. Diamonds full
recovery.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
MERRY SKATERS.

A skating party went to Stopher lake
yesterday on a skating trip. The young
people all returned home at O'CLOCK
port having had fine time. The party
went on hay wagon, and that means
of transportation added zest to the trip.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16

Il. Reinhart a. Co. have a fine line of
mems 81 sweaters that they are closing
out at 81 each I-lI-1S
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
ON TIME.

Trains Nos 8 and are reported on
time this evening. Train No. 6 is in one
section and train No. in two.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
PITT lip .CE

Simon Reinhart finished Saturday night
putting away 50 tons of Ice for summer
use.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-01-16
AGAIN IN COMMISSION.

The telephone line between Winnemuc-
ca and Paradise is again in commission.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

fein tleines ghegeipons auf fsinen
Sefel unb fiiBte unb berate ss, Bis
tim Der @tbem perging.
r@9 = Cigar! 8iitSu mir piez
Der gut2 Ni6t pabr, Ou sebit beute
I6enb ni9t aus9" mar bas erite, mas
Srau Srmsarb mad Der Slutb Der
2iebfOlungen berpor6ra6te.
rSu feline GiferIu6t!" f6alt Der
@emabI. sd babe iberbaupt nidt
ausseben polIen. wSie6 mid an, I'm
sebn llbr in Pantoffeln unb 9uusrod!
2anee i9on tpdrte ib auf Did. Nls
es tlingelte, ipubte i9 senau = bus lit
Sein Srau9en!"
@alant 5pg Cigar Die 6utnabel aus
Dem bplen 9aar Der GntSiidten unb
bob ben SUIT bonn &opfe.
,SieIe ~perpeiaten @ugen, Srmz
garb!"fpra9 er tbeilnebmeno.
r@9, Cigar, ben ganaen Na6mitz
tag babe i4 gepsint-"
vSu 8ebauernspertbe! 4Ges Der
bummen giferIu6t pegen."
rNie mill i9 pieoer eiferiii6tig fein,
Cigar"
,Oas lit elm lobli9er @orfas, Srmz
garb; cine Strafe lege i9 Dir aber
trobbem auf. Ou odrfit beute 4benb
ben Salpn ni6t betreten."
,Nu 2ieber!!" S6elmif9 febte lie
6insu: sd peib iibrisens f4on :"
n8it! Ii9ts burfit Su p%ifen!"
brobte CT.
lin ben 9als fisl bic gliidlide Srms
sarb ibrem Cigar.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

Man betrat bic WDbnune Der jun
gen 2eute. Quf benz Weee mar tein
Wort eefaGen, Die 8egleiterin bate
nur bebentli9 sei9nauft.
SEPT bemerfte 6err Cigar ldtos
MID: rMorsen lit Srmsarbs Sc
burtstag. Wifen bas pieaei4t bic
Srau S9fpissermama9"
Die @ngeiprp9ene rpate pitbenb
bic @usen unb ~iiberb0rte bic @prte.
.Surf i4 bitten2" IieB ii9 Cigar
pieber b%ernebmen.
lInglaubli6 mars. Der epttlpis
gbemdnn Dffnete bic Sbiir CUR Mdbz
9enfammer unb trat binein in oas
feline @ema6.
Sept ppate bic Mutter lospsttern,
bon gelaben tpar Tie gum 9eriten. Sn
Ppfe ffritt lie Dor. &ber Elm r&b!"
sntfubr ibrsn 2ippen.
Gum 8aufsep0l6e maj Die Mdbz
9snfammer eeipdnbslt. Gin Slid,
fuuber sebedt, ftanb am Senfter.
@lei6 bOrn t6rOnte Elm prG6tiaes,
sinnoberrot6 penalties 6ineiif6ea
81 eelerpice, Elm bldnter, baudiqer
Samofpar blinfte barii6er. @eI6lunz
gene, 5ierliGe @aien redten re6ts unh
lints i6re 6GlIe emppr, elm paar blaut
YantDffel9en lGhelten. sebeimniBpoGe
gtuis berfrofen ii9, Bidder in @plbs
fdnitt prpbten, cine ieibene 9luie, Be-
i9pert bur9 elm Reiienecefaire,
| f6mieste ii6 nit i6ren 5GneeGrmeln
um Die Sii9fante. 11eber bic S9Gbs
bingeitreut fparer Elm @iirtel nit mos
bernem Silberf9lpB, elm eriiniu6tenes
9elbtGId6enr elm parfimSeritGuber,
cine @iiiitenfarteni4ale.
Wuf etnem StubIe ftanDen eeDetm'
nibbole, bielperlprcdsnbe aGit9en
3urSstte baute ii9 elm biniengeflo6te.
ner8lumentif9 auf, aus benz eine6on.
tGne auffprane. Nieber plGti6srt'
bas @afer bes 8riinnleins in cir
@las6aifin, in benz iapanii9e Sob.
ftf6e f9tpammen. Die s~u9e6Driger
8lumenitDde unb S6linspflansenge.
ipG9fe tparen nod ni9t ale eingeieBt
man fab aber f9on, bab bas @anS'
Elm Wunberbing tperben piirbe. Uni
bort binten in Der Gde bate ii9 erpB.
fpurig Elm funtelnagelneuer gisi9ranl
binsepflan5t.
lin bas @nsenebme nit benz g1iib.
li6en gu perbinben," meinte Cigar
auf bas 8iidenpra9tftiid aeisenb
ISM srDbiten fonft 10 melt fir uni
fertig = bic 9eideeruns fir mOrsen
Wir brauden nrr ben 9eburtstass
tif9 an5ufafen, in ben Salpn gu ira:
gen unb einsm @erfted in meinen
3immer mod einises Gbbare : Waf.
feln, S4ofolabe, glaiirte Triidte uni
berlei f6One Sa9en gu entnebmen
@onen Grau S9tpieeermama mir mi
belfen9"
Sie f9auts bei6Gmt gu @pben
$50 elm lieber Mann!" badte lie
@eipiB, germ poIte fie NIT ausreifen
! Nan madte ii4 eifrig ans Wert
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08
snoiana zribdne. s. eeptember 1908.

Der brummte etpas bor fi9 bin.
Gs fonte bas pabri9einl9 Der @esen=
sruB fein.
Der 8eIu9er bea9tete bas eisens
tbiimli6e 8enebmen ni3t. Sat- luitig
fragte er: r8Dnnte i9 ni4t einen @uz
eenblid bic febr pere6rte 5rau S3ptez
nsrm1mn fbrehen2"
Soeben raufhte Die Segebrte berein,
bO6rotb i'm 9eii9t.
,Meinen un~fert6dnieften Grub,
sSrau S6niegermama," bienerte nit
geIu9t c%eremonieIen @erbeusunsen
Cigar. sd TONNE cine 8itte aus
suipre&en."
rGo!" fau9te bic Dame unb bd6te
i'm ftilen: Sold Elm niebsrtrd9tiser
Climber! Gr la6t no9!"
Sebpt trat Cigar an bic i'm fdarf
Mufternbe beran. SD m09te Sic
bOfli9it gebeten BADEN, iebr bere6rte
Srau S9piegermuma, mid mai in
meine Wobnung 81 begleiten. Gs 6an>
belt ii9 um bas Slid S6rer Sp9ter.
go gang nebenbei aud elm trenie um
bas meiniee. Sd CLAUDE, baB Sic ba
bas Spfer bss fur5sn @sses brinsen
fOnnen."
r9srr S@pisseriDbm! SD
bG4te :"
r9alten sic elm, Srau Mamall"
fieI her Ghmienerfphn Fin. Sh tnpib
gang genau, mas sic fasen molten.
sic feben mid serfniri9t. @Gen
@iiBuneen, bieSie mir aufauerlessn fir
gut b%efinben. min i9 mid untertper<
fen. Rur zines Derlange ib ais Sc
senleiitung: besleiten sic midi"
Die Shpiesermama mar betroffen.
Diebsr besann tie: r9err S6piessrs
ipbn! Sd perite6e ni9t ="
rgli9t neiter!" f9nitt Cigar ibr
gum speiten Male bic Gebe ab.
rSpre9en mir in meiner @obnung
bariiber. BORT mein @prt bar
auf! = min i1 anes an60ren, mas
sic slauben mir iagen 81 miHen.
Rp9mals meme 8itte: &ommen Sic
nit, Sruu S6piegermuma!"
Die piirbiee Dame par ftarr. Sas
erenate an llnperf9Gmt6eit! unb bod
: es banbelte ii9 UNI bus Slid ibrer
Srmgarb! sic mubte Elm Spfer brins
gen. @ai9 iaste iie: m1nter elmer
8ebingung!"
Die pdre, Sruu S9piesers
mama9"
rOaB bieie peripn, sic niien
I9on, men i4 meme, fpfort S6r 9aus
perlGBt."
sd lese bas allies in Sbre 9anb,"
e~ntsegnste munter Cigar. .Sie ielbfi
fpIen anprbnen. 9ern unterperfe id
mid Sbren Sprberunsen."
Der 9err S9pieeerpapa bate pdbs
renb Der etpas lebbaften &useinanber=
febung slei9 einem sef9lasenen Pubel
bas 3immer p~erlafen.
Sebr balb itanb bic energii9e altt
Game gum @ussanse bereit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

Gin 2ieb9en pfeifenb, bummslte Der
berlahsne @beberr gu Der Wobnung
Der @ltern feiner Grau.
m9abe bic gbre, S4pieserpapa,"
besriibte Der obne S4eu Gintretenbe
ben alien 9errn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

Mu6 Der gisf9ranf mlbte nit. SIN
eerGumieen Salon prGientirten fih bic
@ef9enfe mod melt better.
Cigar freute ii9 tpis Elm &inb iibsr
bas gelungene arrangement, Supfte on
ben 6dlt9en Der 8lufe unb f9ob unb
riidte Die anberen @aben fortpdbrenb
bin unb Der.
Die S6piegsrmama mar bes 2obes
ppl. S9mei9eleien fir ben galan>
ten Serrn S4pieseriObn flofen rei9z
li9 elm.
LIMB bier!" rief Cigar. sgaGb
hattie i9 np9 ettpas berseHen! Sin
feibener 8aIi6al, e6ter 6enne6er9!"
yNb!" %ftuunte Die Mamd pieber.
rWirtli9 gef6madpoa!"
Die 9Gnbe in Die !5ofentaI6en ge=
fentt un0 cine berausforbernbe Salz
tung annebmenb, f9erSte Der in goibiz
ger equine befinbli9e Sienltberr bieier
Yerfon bon einem GienltmGb9en:
nWama9en, pie ftebt ss nun nit Der
Marie? Son i3 bic tpirfli9 binausz
perfen2"
Oie DIANA neitslte an ibrem Suite.
2ungiam, nit Na6brud faste tie:
sd bite I'm 8erseibuns, 9err
@9pisseriobn."
Der la4te. nSa, I'm Simmels
pilen, Mama9en, mas fpu i9 S6nen
benin perSei6en? sic baben midi bod
nit feinem Worte beleibigt."
rOas ni9t," fpra9 bic alte Dame
ernit, naber in @eOanten babe i4
Sbnen bitter unre9t eetban."
n9ier. msine bisbsre j2e6te! @aes
bergefen, Srau S9pieeermama!!"
&rdftie f9lug Die Dame in bic bar=
eebotene 9anb Elm unb BEETLE it9 au
fagen: nWie pirb Srmsarb ii9
freuen! Spfprt perbe i9 lie bolsn,
bas bumme = Mab9en = bGtt' i9
balO geiagt."
rSrau S9niegermama!" hub od
Cigar nit tiefer Stimme an. ,.lleber
biefen punft babe i9 aIein elm Ge6t,
8eItimmungen gu treffen. SD tbue
bas hermit. 8eitsllen Sic, bite, bors
erit meinem Srau9en einen @rub BON
mir. Damn absr iolen sic nod bies
fen meinen gnti9luB ibermitteln."
@us Der &odtaiGe apg Der @tirnz
run5elnbe ben 3ettel Der flii9tiaen
Srmearb berpor, bur9ftri9 bas @es
f6riebene unb iebte barunter: v5iir
6eute belege i9 bic 4usreibertn, Srau
Srmgarb, nit benz 8ann! Morgen
friib fat fis ii9 Bel ibrem @atten Su>
riidSumeloen, ni9t eber, Strafe mub
iein!"
Mit elmer @erbeusurg iiberrsi9te er
Der Mama bos 8latt.
n9err S9pieseripbn!" rief fie err
f6rpden aus. Mehr tpar ibr fir ben
4usenblid ni9t mOslid berborsubrin<
gen.
rGs 1T bas mein fsiter @iae, per=
ebrte Srau DIANA. uebrisens fDn>
men sic 10 beildufis nit ausri9ten,
baB i9 mid ionit i'm @rpBen unb
9anSen re9t mollig fiible. 5eute
@benb gebenfe i9 ausipGrts 81 fpeiien.
in ben nOrei @pfen". @utes aeitauz
rant nit Damenbebienung, aber febr
anitGnbig, nebenbei ertpdbnt. Msine
Grau bat fi6 setummelt, gut, 10
tummle i9 midi audi. MGdtig babe
i6 ppr, biefe Na9t gu f9piemeln. 8in
ia Stro6pittper."
r@ber Serr S9tpieseriobn!"
r@bieu, 5rau Mama."
vSoI bas Der Ibf9ieb feing"
SD babe tbutfG9li9 mod febr piel
su arbeiten, liebfte Mama. unh
bann, Sic piRen, min i9 ausge6en,
Sa muB i6 forefame Soilette MAIDEN.
8iele @ribe aQerleits!"
Cine @%erbeueuns, unb in feiftem
Irbeitsaimmer mar 9err Cigar per'
i9tpunben.
Na9bentenb sins bic Mutter beim
Sic tpiirbe Der So6ter tii9tia bic Sc.
bitten leien. Sas itanb Bel ibr feit.
en- L. ffI- 0(C.-A -,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-08

6oft oebn rbr @benbs par es,
i6ii9tern tippte bic &linael Bel Oirets
tors an. Marie ppnte ben 2uf unbez
a9tet lafIen. nIber bic 5rau lit ia
mod ni6t auriideefebrt!" f9oB es ba
benz Mdb9en bur4 benz &ppf. Glu9s
elite es na63uieben.
y9uten @benb, Srau Sirettor," be-
eriibte bi. SeffnsnDe bic 9errin.
Mit balber Stimme fragte bic f6eu
@intretenbe: SIT mein Mann gu
5aufe, Marieg"
Scr 9err arbeitet in ieinem Sim.
aler, Srau DIRECTOR"
GrIei6tert atbmete bic jinge Jrau
auf. Ilio mar sr bod ni9t gu bies
fen &eanerinnen gesansen! Sbr Mutb
fties mertli9. Sang bebutiam tlopfte
ie an bic Sbir bss Stubirsimmers
hires 9atten.
n9erein!" polterte ss bdrbsiBis bars
in.
rSebr fdledter 2aune," ba9te bas
arme Srau6en. rWer peib, iiber mas
fi9 mein sutes Mdnn9en .aIes geGrs
CERT 6at. Den sanSen, sanaen Na4s
mittas bin i9 ia ni9t basepeien."
@engitli9 f9lug bic @erbannte bic
portiere auseinanber, f9ob fi9 in bas
Simmer binein unb blie6, ni9t mos
senb ben 8lid gu erbsben, iteben -
cine 2eibensseitalt.
rSbo! 9eute f9ong" f9on es Der
aermften entsesen. sd ppllte To-
eben gu einem tleinen 8ummel aufbres
Gen."
Brett feBte iia Der 9err @emabl in
ietnen 2ebnftubl unb peibete fi9 on
benz Nnblid feines Spfers.
SbrGnen leu9teten in Srmgarb's
Mugen, f4lu45enb fanf lie neben fei'
mem Stubl nieoer. nGbsar. i4 babe
ben 9ut a~ufbebalten. SoI i4 pieber
seben2"
Da fprans Der b0ie Mann auf, Ct
tonnte ni4t mehr an fi9 balten. aoe
Arizona republican., 1905-12-05

Smoke Pride of Reidsville, the best smoking tobacco on earth. Try it.
Arizona republican., 1905-12-05
CASTLE HOT SPRINGS
The Present Season Surpassins all
 its Predecessor.

Castle Creek, Dec. 2.-(Speciai cor respondence of The Republican. )-The season is well under way at this pop ular resort. The latest arrivals are:. Mrs. M. F. Seaman. Miss Arlisle Sea man, Miss Mary Seaman of Sheboy gan, Wisconsin,; Thomas Maddock, Miss Maddock, Trenton, New Jersey; MT. and Mrs. Horace G. Lippincott, jr., Philadelphia; Miss Anne Filling hast, Chicago; Mrs. A. Mcintosh, Miss Mcintosh, Seattle, Wash; MT. A. w.. Edwards, Prescott, Ariz.; MT. J. C.. Dobbins, Phoenix, Ariz .; MT. F. S.. Burchett, Troy. Judge Seaman of the United States circiut court will join his family on the 9th.
 The recent storm did not in the least mar the pleasure of the guests The amusement room was the scene of many exciting games of pool, bil- lizards and bowling; many of the guests are experts in these games.
 The corral contains more good sad dle horses than have been seen here for many years. Riding parties are becoming more and more popular and each day new faces are seen on the roads and trails. From present indi- cations this seasons business will eclipse all others. Most of the rooms are engaged for the season.