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The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12
New Orleans Jockey Club.

New Orleans, February 1.-The open ing of the meeting at the new city park (New Orleans Jockey club took place today under weather conditions which were the worst seen in New Orleans for many years. A heavy rainfall began about midnight and continued through out the day with increasing violence, ae- companied by slowly falling temperature. By noon New Orleans and it's surround ings were almost submerged and the pros pect everywhere was unexpressibly dreary.
 The transportation facilities to the new track were excellent, and despite the hor- ribie weather the visitors to the new track reached it quickly and without dis comfort of any kind.
 The attendance was surprisingly good considering the weather and fourteen books did a good business in the ring. Summary:
 First race, five furlongs-Ahumada, 106 (Gannon), 1 to 2, won Sid Silver. 10e CYoung), to 1, second; Ad High, 102 1Jost), 20 to 1, third, Time 1:06 3-5.
 Second race, three-eighths mile, 2-year- olds-Dr McCluer, l07 (Gannon), to l., won Judge Parker, 1l5 (RomanelD, 10 to 1, second; Carthage, no (Troxler), 10 to l. third
 Third race, 3-year-old Allies and geld ings, seven furlongs-John Garner, 1O4 (Jost), 2 to 1, won; Sharp Boy, 107 Qi. Miller), 3 to 1. second; Girl From Dixie, 102 (NicoD, third. Time, 1:iO-
 Fourth race. handicap, one mile-Gar- nish, 114 (NicoD even, won; Lura Lighter, 102 (Stile), to l. second; Lady Chariot, 99 (RomanellD. 8 to l, third. Time. 1:53 l-5.
 Fifth race, one and one-sxteenth mile. 4-year-olds and up-Jordan, 106 CD. Aus tin), to 2, won; Pierce J. 112 Youngl, 10 to 1, second; Tootsey Mack, 105 (Ro- manellD, 2 to 1, third.
 Sixth race, six furlorgs. 3-year-old and up-Poseur, 104 (Gannon), ' to 10, won; Baszl, 20 (Wishard), 50 to 1, second; Rightful, 100 (Schoen), 50 to 1, third. Time. 1: :23.
 Entries at New Orleans.
 Entries for New Orleans Jockey club:
 First race, niile purse-Lightship, Spring Fox, 100; Sharp Boy, 1O5; Chantry, Padre, Yellow Hammer, Lucius, 10S
 Second race. six furlongs, selling-Prin- cess Orna, Pinle, Abeland, Mrs. Bob, Nibred, 10l; Cincinnati Enquirer. 1O3; Pear Hunter, 93; Togo. Omaelca, 103; weberfields, Bishop Poole 1oS
 Third race, mile and one-eighth, purse Tootsy Mack. 92 Ben Haywood, 97; Jor- dan, 99; Bar le Due, 102; tx) Satin Coat. 9a' (x) w. B. Gates, l04,
 fOurth race, three anu oHe-hdh iut longs, purse-Prince Glenn, Carthage, los; Colonial Lady. 115; Judge Park, IF; Ca rewe, Chief Archibald, 11S
 Fifth race. six furlongs purse-Brush- ton s6; Walter Gum. MT Barnaby, 9S; Julia M, 1O7 Miss Gould, Poseur, Pepper Mint, Ill; Armorer, Ad. High, 1l2; Sid Silver (x) Duelist (xx) Gus Lanke, 1l3; Boomerack, Moderator, Nervator, ll6
 Sixth race, mile, selling-Lon NJ, S4; Norwood Ohio, S9; Saladin @: Chenya. The Hebrew, 101; Spring Brook 1O4; Pierce J. 109.
 tx and XX Bothe entries of Rice.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12
Germ Disc aSe 2

These arc the known germ diseases. All that medicine can do for these troubles is to help Nature overcome the germs, and such results ara indi- rect and uncertain Liqnozone attacks the germs, wherever they are. And when. the germs which cause disease are destroyed, the disease must end, n.a f1rc.ro,. Tint 10 tnauif hla
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
State paa Rapets 8uno

S @lsten peo 8igo paa Spanieua
norositlise aapit liggcr Der eler Lao
Der | alt SaIb for fort Sib iiben Ell
flor Sagt, Der ifiuipst beoogteOes al
ct ipanif &riesifib. Saeten er tenn.
Zig Sfattcgraoer og tiliister peo SieIp
al flere omborb p9renbe iinorige SIP.
parater at b9pe en- Sfat, Der aaereoe
i 200 aar bar ligget paa Sapeta
9uub. SIT Sfotten er Der, er ube.
%itriSeIigt. 5 Gftober 1902 ianf Der
Der / 9ugten tppe fpanife Ga.
%lioter, Der par TONNE tilbage fra
Merieo meo fire aars rige Sfatte-
bit; biotil bar Dog ale 6orisg pao
at lsfte ben foitbare Sfat Of Sslp.
8ul0 oa 9erler misIpffeoe.
Deter en- Staliener peb 9apn 8ui-
ieppe 8ino. iom er Weiter for bisie
6orisa % iom for at bppe en- Sfat,
Der alminbeligt anilaaes til langi
oper 500 0siIioner aroner, bar op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

finoet forIficaige iniIoe apporater !
bette Giemeo. Gen ferlte. Of bans
Cpfinoelier er ct "Spsroffop", for.
|ipnet meo irrIige 2inier, faa at Sp.
fuioeren 6erneb Iise iaa let fan I'M.
beriege $apgrunoen, iom man meo
en- olminoeIig aiffert imoerisser ei
2unoifab, uben at Dpboen bar pGient.
Iigt at fise. 8 2sbet al fire Mtaa.
neoer err grnben al gigo-g usten.
bpor @oIioterne gift til @unbs | en-
forpaenoe Storm, bIeoen grunoigi
utoerisgt peO SirIp at Spsroifopet,
o. nj af 8alioterne er ogiaa blepen
fnnone og beres 9Iaos nsie beftemt,
Gen anben Spfinoelie, Bino benptter,
er ct SIags "Glepator", Ell meset en-.
Eel, men i9roeIes praftiff Sn0retniua
til at toge @~ienitanoe op fra Gpbben.
Zen beItdar Of to S~taalplaoer, mel
lem bbilfe Der err befGitet Seilougs;
i9ffe, % til bpilfe Der er f9itet pisie
Mpparnter, Der ifaI fitnne lefte iinf.
ne @ienitarhe, inart iagt, bpilfen
Sterrelie, De emo bar. glepotorens
&raft ffaI IiseIeoes bore n9iten iben
@r9nie: men ben gipne 8eIfripelie
er temmelie itflar; oct ipnes bog 1T
fert, at ber pirfer neo SiGlp al ino-
pumpet, forfeited 2uf.
Iaar man peo Siplp of Speroifo-
ffopet bar opoaget ben iunfne @ien'
itano, gaar Der en- Spffer neo og fG.
iter Den til g~Iepatoren; oerefter mo.
pumpeS Suit / De omtalte SRffe, og
@ienitanoen Isftes liot eiter liot op
at @dnoet.
Sele Heoningsp9rfet | 8igo.9us.
ten saar ooeroroentlist lan9iomt
irem, ba De iunfne Sfibe lisser |
WarbeSen at Minroingerne al TO
SIoSer, Der faloer | gusten og fsrer
Masier at Sanb meb fig. Gen ipan.
tie Mesierins narer Dog Iiseiom 8iu-
ieppo 8ino bet Iebite Saab ON, at
Sfatten ifal blipe lsftet inbenfor Ell
life aItfor fern Sremtio. &egierin.
gen ifal nemlie babe 20 8rocent al
oft, bpao Der bIiper optaget, og bet er
oa ogIaa al oenne @runo, at ben
ipanife aanonbaao M | LANCE Sioer
bar ligget paa Roit Der.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
DecoraP.p oftens
Wcniter. Department.

~Gecorab.p oifen"s Tirsongs.H li.
mer bill berefter inoebo[oe Wenitrs
for Goner og 8er1l. Get er poa Mn.
mooning at manae, at bi begpnoer
meo oenne afoelina, 'og hi faar nu ic,
bpor Iangt S~nteresien bill itrrffe fig.
Spert @eniter foIter 10 Gents, oa
weltilinger ier6es iii "Oecorab-Bo,
ten, og man bebes benptte ben
glarfet poa @nben Of benne Spolte.
gi bar Iaoet Sisie MsnItre nnoerisge
at Rooebonolere, og bet paoitanes.
at De er gooe, og lette og ereie at ip
efter. dor oct ferite biz pi life ODER.
i2tte geifrioelien ODER bbert Msniter,
oa oct tor antages at De fIeIte, iom
bar griig for Dem, bill foritaa Gn.
geiif. SfuIbe Der piie fig Trang til
at faa Dem operiatte, bill III foretass
6oranbrineen.
Ndar man beitiner oisie MenItre,
mao man gipe 9umere, WaaI ON.
firing grpitet og 2ipet, alber for
Born og itrge bigger, og fuloitanoia
Moresie, iaalebes at 8repe bill nao
.bem. 8Gr meget foriigti9 life al
begaa nogen Sell | geIfripelien, oa
Wfenitre life fan ombnttes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
THE REASON.


There is a cruel custom prevalent in
certain communities of dog-fanciers,
and a teacher who was addressing a
Sunday-school class on kindness tc
animals thought it was a splendid op'
portunity to point a moral.
Nov, which of you little girls car
tell me why it is cruel to bite off pup
pydogs' tails?" he asked. ;
For. a moment there was no answer
Then a small child at the back put ur
her hand.
well, Mabel, can you tell u.s."
"Yes, teacher" piped a small voice
because of the text"
"Ahl" said the gratifed teacher,
busily revolving in his mind those
texts which might apply to puppy
dogs tails; "and what text, dear?"
Back came the answer:
"What God had joined together lei
no man put asunderr
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
N wIsHBoNE.

Actors, as a rule, are noted for the
improvident manner in which they
spend their money. This fact has
made them, as a class, subject 10 I'm
p%ortunities from all kinds and condi-
tions of beggars. A comedian who
shall be known as Mae, was making
his exit one Monday morning from
the stage door OF a metropolitan play
house, when he was accosted by as
tattered a specimen of the genus
homo" il had ever been his lot to look
upon; a dirty hand was extended by
the tramp and as heartily grasped by
the actor as though il had just gone
through the process of a milk bath.
"Helloa, Mac" came the greeting.
"Helloa, yourself. and see how you
like it said Mac.
Don't remember me, do your
said Weary Willie"
Cant say that | do, but don't let
that bother. What is il, a loans" and
the performer, true to his nature,
dove down into his small change
pocket.
eyes and no." hesitated the tramp,
you see it's this way. I'm one of the
profesh,' that is, ! used 10 be and" -
What was your line?"
"l-er-well, / was the original beard
ed lady-hity dollars per-but the
game got worked out-and somehow
-l-well / lost my family and
don't know exactly but liquor got the
best of me-and when that happens,
a mans no earthly good-at least
that's what I found. | p~anhandeled
for a while, tried to work the sick
dodge on the hospitals, Il worked toe
until my face became known 70 The
doctors-and now / can't even get
run oyer-or hurt why, I threw my.
self under a carriage yesterday and the
pesky old thing had pneumatic tire.
TO the wheels-lwant TO change my
luck; don't give me anything in the
way OF money-but If you have a
lucky stone, or amulet you are tired
OF, lend il 10 me"
"Mac" thought for a moment, Their
lonee o going into his pocket h,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

The vest effect is a conspicuous
feature in the new design for shirt
waists, shown to good advantage in
this mode, developed in white madras.
The Fronts cross in surplice style, and
open owe a tucked vest. Tucks in
the upper part produce the fashionable
amount Of ~fulness, that is drawn down
into the belt. The back is plain, and
the full sleeve is finished by a deep
cuff, trimmed with bands of the ma
terial matching the trimming of the
waist. A high standing collar and
neckband completes the neck. The
mercerized w~aistings, pique, pongee
and taffeta will all reproduce satisfac-
torily. The medium size will require
two and one-half yards of thirty-six
inch material!
Ladies Shirt Waist No. $500; Sizes
for 81, "a, Sc, SO, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

Samme Iften al. S.27 bapoe Ies
Ii Mr. Suinrts NnrpGrelie enot ),
nsooenoige Sornltnltninger mel
bans aaSieifab.
Moreenen efter SCI. 10 began iet
mig after til 9Pr. Smarts BALLADS
bpor leg itrar at Ell 9iener isrteS ii
ham.
"Deres Serre Dor bel life befitnoeI
fla bel inat?" ipurate ieg en- Sieier.
"Rei, ban bar pGret meget ipg ol
ianieIss,"
"Sporleoes er BET uleb BAN nu2"
|, "9an er aloeIes friif igim."
ga ieg fom inc til Mr. Smort
merfebe ies life paa bans ipm iGo.
oanlig bIegc qniiet npget Spor a
5oranbring.
"Sporleoes itaar oct til, DIR
SInart?" ipurgte leg.
~Sof, bra, bporior ipsreer Dep
iporeoe ban.
"Wtr, Smart, igaaraites al. $50
blep Ge foran GereS Tengeifab truifei
al ct eleftrif Stoo % miitcOe gcoibit
beoeu."
"Snao - BporIeoeS2"
20 iuorges al. $50 fit Ge 9e.
p~ioitbeoen tilbase, life ianot9"
$50, men bpor | al 49,. 2"
"Gaa ben Maaoe blir aile truffet
iom nprmer iig Gen9eifabet itoen a
fienbe Den eIeftriife SGloe. 8e Ter
@r. Suort, at ies bar bolot mi
Orb"
50, ieg erfienber BET"
IA ma ogiaa De bolbe Gere;
Orb % gipe mig Ceres 9atter til Su
itri."
Seq boIber altiS nit SPITE. Sss
bar aIlereoe ioet Gem, at ies gipel
init Sifal6 til 3ereS 8orening mel
min Satter. Meu min 8atter bill iff,
gifte iig, unge Wano. Seer Se alli
gepel roIig, ieg fipber ale Geres Sp
fiubelier % giper Gem ct 6orifuo pat
Sunbre Suien Dollars"
@Eettc, mine Gamer % Serrer e,
SiItorien n min fsrite Spfiubelie,'
ilutteOe Gbiiou.
~Stprartet! Mprfeligt!" roabt,
Silbsrerne ON bnerauore.
S~ournoIiiien ipurgtc: Oar O.
pirfelig iolgt ane Ceres SpfnoeIiel
til Nr. Smort?"
$50, unotugen min iioite Spfin
belize"
"Spob eiGIber ben, ON ies tel
Ipsree?" SournaIiiteu bopSe al
grebet lin 9lpant.
Oct er ben Siitorie, iea ms for
taIte Gem" ia Sen tore SpiinOer mel
uroffeligt aInor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
!Sar Sc n~paeninse hnpt en- 70,

Sar DC nuseaiinoe bapt en- foe.
lenbe, mloiieclig 6ornemmelie al, al
Der foreitoo Gem en- llIpffe2 ipllrgte
bun.
an ia ipareoe Ben beremte ao,
pofat; men BET par r%ietignof, efter al
lllpffen allereoe por ifet.
Spor int~eresiantl 6ortrI mig set
Get bar en- nuOelig ing Came, Jon
ieg baobe p9rpt %iorlonet meo, ct Gar
aar, fsr ieg gifteoe mig meo min nu
nfoeoe Some, % iom isgte mig paa
nit aontor for at faa nit Haao ON.
bporlebes bun bebIt ifnlbe onbringc
TO Wilioner, iom bun bnpoe arpet ei,
Ter en- Snfel | auitraIien, bpem bun,
albrig bapoe talt til mig ON, oengane
hi por ~forlopebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

produced a small package-undoing
il, he revealed a misunderstanding
it to the vagrant he laughed.
Here, take this-I was saving it
for a joke-may do you some good
and here's a half-dollar-so long"
Wednesday evenings mail found a
letter for Mac" The envelope bore
the name of a well-known city sani-
tarium on it's upper corner-no name
was signed to a short note, reading as
follows:
Dear Mac-Great! Luck has
turned, | fell down a coal-hole-broke
my arm-ambulance on way t hos
pital, dislocated collar bone, two suits
for damages nov pending against
city. Authorities are trying to buy
me off for a thousand dollars. Let
me have that wishbone for a month
and III own half the city, God bless
YOU"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
GammeIoasie SfoIer.

5 Wedlenburg - SritS Hellters
Sanb CT sSorboloene enonu | mango
Senieenber iaare primitive, % Stag,
nation berifer paa politiife % albre
Smraaoer. Ge Splpsninger ON
Med1enburgife S~foIeiorbolb, iom
netcp er f%remfommet element Died.
lenbrira. SftperinS .9onosIpreriore.
ming, % iom bar paft meacn Spnlerf.
iombeo | Oct pprige S~piflono, tpoer
Do beIer life paa, at 2anbet Der er
fulgt meo Chen.
&c itore @obSeierc 6oIoer for Bon.
bebsrn SfoIer, ION err inorcttet paa
aIlerenfleite 8is. Mems Der operolt
eIlerS / SpifIano finbes egne Sfole.
bpgninger, er bette life ioa | Tef.
Ienburg. gli 504 9~prerboliger or 1914
unber Ianme Sag iom 9aeleierueS
goli9cr, ia oct %forefommer, at 2Gre.
rem er in0fparteret | SorpalterbpIi.
gen % bans Sits opipIot meo DAG
~Iriere, mems SfoIe bolbes / bnilfet.
iombelit Rltm paa gieuoommen.
2PrerneS goliger er ofte pberit IIet
iubrettet, ser er Hlangen Sang FIN
ct GGrelie, iom bar Snn, og 8ulpenc
er ion piteit bare al Sten.
: Gnonu mere primitipt er Sfole.
itlerne inSrGttet, % pGoagoaiffe Siel-
pemioIer, iaaiom Starter eller fpiilfe
Ipparater, er Scr nGiten life Sale
ON. sc ianitrre Sorbolo er iao ilette
iom bel muIi9t. Ianse 2Grerfomi.
Tier bar iitgen @rsuS, men mao tase
@ano fra 9pffe peo Sfolehuiet, boor
@egnet ifpIIer alifenS afialo fra Iar.
ferne neo / Sauoet. SuotGgteri,e Be.
itaar melt / H%otrroIier. % SGrerer
moa ielp bore Dem pan &pgeen euer
paa onSen WaaSe ifaffe Dem bicm
Scer MoItNag toar Surerlte lalllilief
meS 9ogIeierfoncrne tit aorn til
mnaIt % moa iclp isrgc for at iac
Set | Srs.
SGreren maa besiioen oaiaa luff(
Sinene for, Of 9ernene ioriemmel
SfoIen for at saa paa Iarfnrbeioe
@isr ban life oct, fam ban niger
SieIp faa til lin eeen Niger.
Get eneite 2pspmft | bette prba'
soeiife Mtsrfc er, at SfoIerne life e,
o~perfplot. iom Oct hGnber anore Ste
Der, Wen bette er life af Smiorl
for gsrneneS Bel, men iimpeItber
iorbi Den medleuburgife 2~anSbefoIf
ming iiopanbrer / itore MGnaoer.
Sroninsen al @~oosfoIerne itam
mer fra 1921, os Den SfilSring. Sritt
Reuter / fine Sseer siber at Dem. pos.
ier ioaleoes ben DAG ibas.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

eeno ~SeeOrab.Eotcu" til SIGat
% geuner ! Oct gamle 2arb,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

White mohair is represented in this
smart design for a s~hirt-waist. Three
wide pleats in each side of the front
and a group of small tucks in the GEN.
tire, give a graceful amount of fitness,
that blohses slightly, or may be drawn
down in the belt. Straight cuffs finish
the full bishop sleeves and a standing
collar and neckband completes the
neck. Pongee, linen, madras and al
batros are all suitable to the mode.
The medium size will require two and
fve-eighths yards of SO inch material.
Ladies Shirt Waist No. $500: Sizes
for 81, "a, sc, SO, 40 and AZ inches
bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

at tiIeene iig groiden, iom bun ion
fiuIte UNDER Stenen isoen &enfipt at
looe Gatteren aIimre peo at onsiue.
bpor oeN fiinoe fin0es igien. Ger.
for fiinoe ben iinee Rige ipiIe fin
SomnmnbiIerolIe faa o~perrnTfenps
goot onerfor @repinoen.
Wooer % EATER moatte betaIe fit
aomeoieipil mieo to aars 5rngieI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18

"linse Iano", iasbe 6iIoiofen bsi.
tioeIis "for at baoe SeIo meO Gem !
Sipet mna De begpnoe neSenfra %
arbeibe ZEN opoper."
Get bar life min Saoers Spfat.
ming" inopenote ben unee Murto.
"6or ban bespnote fro cpei oe ar-
beiSeoe Jig neboper."
20 bIep oIorig til uoeet - ieIo-
fslselis.~
@Sooiit. San fit jim 6orrmie | auI.
griiber.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-07-18
Goiions FORTE cS
fioitc Opfnoelie.

gSiion befanSt Zig paa en- &eiie
aiennem Spb Grnerifa.
I'll hans sGre aop man | Ell al De
fterrc gper en- @anfet, Tom ogioa en-
SournaIiit X beItog /. Otter Meiooo.
gen fonot X G~uIeSnine til en- Sorn-
fole meS Ben beremtc Spfinoer. S
Here SiIbsreres 1GrnGrelie ipurgte
SournnIiiten:
~Sapoe Sc | geepnhelien panlfe.
Iiat for at reaIiiere 9eres ferite Sp'
firbelie9"
$50, set bill ieg tro", iparebe Col.
ion. ~spfin fsrite 6remgang I. er. bar
en- mcrfp9rbis Siitorie".
Goiion begpnhte:
So, ieg bar ba % aar sammel os
bapcc alcreSe eiort Here S~pfinoelier,
fom efter min Mteuius bar meget big
tiae, men ingen piIbe ~foritr9ffe mig
meo ben Gum, iom fororeoes Tor at
SpfinoeIicn furbe ubupttes. gfine
imaa Reiurier bar mart iorbrngte, %
en- DAG panbreSe ieg megct neolooet
aiennem Stem gorfs @aber meo min
fioite 0oaor | 2ommen.
5 ct al Sc iornenIte 9parterer |
gpen Iaa jeg foran ct fort SuS en-
FIN Gfoipoge, | boilfen iuit en- itrg
Came Iteg op. SUN bar flGot ct
elegant Soilette.
"!Spem CT oenne Cameo" fpurete
lea en- Siener / 2ipree; ion fliIgte
Gomen tilpcgns. Sieueren iaa for'
bamiet paa mig, og bopoe bel neppe
Bit mere iorbauiet, ON ieg bopoe
ipurgt bonn ON Napnet paa Ell al De
Ttsrite 8laneter.
~Sun bcber Wiis SpmbeIine
Smart~, ia Ell ~iorbigaaenoe, iom pg.
iaa bapoe Itauiet for at betrogte Den
itree Dame.
"Sg Dor Mr. Senfin Smart ber9"
ipurgte ieg % peate paa bet Sris,
iom ben unge Yige bar formet 10
fra.
Seq piSite fra gfniierne % fra SOL
fefnuf, at Mr. Smart bar Ell al be re
seItc MRnb / gew Dorf, % at 0tii3
SpmbeIine bar bans eneIte 9atter.
Seq betnnfte mig ct Sieblif, bare ct
hoIpt SeflrnS, iaa iteg ieg opoo
Srnppen iii oct fore gus for Itror
efter at beft1,6e mig i Sur. Smarts
Mrbei6sbprelie.
~Toa9" ipur9te SIR. Smort, bn
ban fum it6 paa lit 9ontor.
"Sbdo euIfcr Seq
Seq rtISe eierne ia 3eres 9otter
III Suitat.~
"Sna-aal Soem er De, os bnaS
er Ge?-
Seq brifirftiger mig me6 Spfin.
beIier.-
~ HOAU DAl * ppIllluGl.
Seq bar enOuu life opfrnSet no.
get, ium ieg fam oiie frem, tbt mine
&Inner foiter 9erge - % Set er set,
fom maRgIer mig
90 GereS Gluner?"
Seq orbei6er meS gIeftricttet".
Mine Zine foIbt pna ct ouISigt
Stab, bbis Ggr ito6 aaben.
~9tr. Smart~, ia iea, "tror 9e, al
bette Senseifob er fuLOt uO iiffert2"
~glISeIes life, ioaIpnge SmeSer,
Tom bar arbeioet oct, Icncr. Bare
2aaien fpitebe mig Ter Suien Collars,
men Der bIir mart OGroiI6It FOR man
bar nIereoe TO @ange forisst Of Sirf,
bet OBJ
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.
\ raw chilly day.

y raw chilly day.
John C~rosson, the Starr valley
raucher, is ID town.
Allen Mcbride returned from San
Francisco last night. lie looks as il he
had enjoyed his trip.
After killing all the bear and other
game in Colorado, President Roosevelt
yesterday started Tor Washington.
The Japs md Russians are still max.
ing faces at each other on both land aud
sen. Neither side seems to be ANTIQUE
Tor a fight.
Mrs. Ida Swift returned this after.
noon from Ogden, where che haR been
in a hospital. We ere glad to learn thnt
hor health is restored.
Tho exact amount that +. G. Bigciow
embcz2lCd from the First National
bank OF Milwaukee, waa brought out
yesterday when tho bank filed n claim
for si,5I9, 1858, which was entirely
unsecured.
The advertising car Of the Floto
circua RidC-tracked here this morning
mud men wore goon ut work plastcring
Tho icncus md dead walls with billa.
Tho circus will DO here on tho G3d OF
this month.
Now, that the storm il over, Rtcps
should 10 taken to stop the flow OF
water from the railroad tank. For some
time past the street near tho tnnk has
boon a mud hole. Some ono should
look after It.
j. Il. Novin, state bullion tax col
| Iector. has COMO to Tonopah, Goldtield
| and BullfroV "a look after tho bullion
Tux due tho state. lie will remain in
That section several weeks and will then
% to White Pine and Lincoln couniice.
In looking through Warden Con.
| sidinc's report thus afternoon, No noticed
| that otto Slain, scnt from tIia county
Tor robbery in 1893, wns pnrdoncd July
Is, 1903. Wc cnndiAly confess that this
in ncSa Ia III aud find on inquiry that
Il IL tho samO To- olhcrP.
Warden COnsidino h0s u thanks
Tor n copy Of his biennial report. Tic
says TINT tho most noticeable feature o'
tho prison statietics for tho ycars l9O'
md 1901 Ia the marked increase IN
population, which from II minimum OF
] -, in january. 1909. rose to n maximum
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-05-12
FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi

Jon Tabcr loft for Reno yesterday
to attend n meeting o. the state
Pharmacy board.
Tho Fourth Of July committees
should remember the meeting at the
courthouse tonight.
Glow Hong, tho Ciinaman, who shot
himself IN Carlin Saturday morning
died in Chinatown ycetcrdny.
On tho 18th Of July, tho people OF
Churchill county will vote on tho qucs.
ton u bonding the county Tor $4,000
Tor building md cqnipping Il county
high schoul Rt Fallou.
When tho president gotta back it
would DO interesting la watch tho proc.
o@ oi transferring tho lid from TAFT 10
II roscyolt without letting my Of the
animals out.-Birmingham News.
The Age says that tho preliminary
survey Of tho Tonopah.Tilcwator rail.
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Mrs. Antoine Olivas, a brief mention Of
whose death we made yesterday, was a
native OF San Juan, California. She
came to Nevada in 1882 and settled i'll
Winuemucca. In 1884 she removed to
II Of the Altube ranches in the north
enn part OF Elko county. She later
moved To North Fork, where she resided
until last summer when che came to
Elko.
About ten days ago che was taken
sick and early Thursday morning death
ended her suffering. She leaves three
sons and oLe daughter to mourn her
loss. To them The lHDEPEaDENr ex-
tends its sympathy.
The remains will be shipped to Der
old home at San Juan, CGlifoi nia, and
there beneath the flowers OF her birth
place, may she rest in peace.