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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08

Tidngs came from England that an Of
fer OF $4,000 was made for the two-year-
ola unbeaten colt SLEEVE Gallon and that
IL was refused. This marks a record for
the season In high-priced youngsters and
eclipses the American mark made this
spring. when u. j. Rainey brought DE
Mund FOR $4,000.
Great as these prices are, they are not
records by any means. II. =. Sievier re-
jected an offer OF $4,000 for his great Ally
Sceptre when she was a two-year-old, and
James II. Keene turned away an offer OF
100000 for SySonby when he was only
youngster. Flying Fox brought 1000.
but this was at a period OF his career
when ne had firmly established his pres
tige as the greatest horse i'm England.
There is scarcely a doubt In the minds
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08
VANDERbILT'S HORSE WINS

w Is Vandcrbllts Maintenon wDuIhe
last great classic race OF the season az
Lcngchamps yesterday afternoon the
prix du Conseil Municipal OF $4,000 beat
ing J. LleuNs punta Gorda by three
quarters OF n length. G. Naglano's Mont
lieu was third An enormous gathering
or an international character witnessed
the meeting OF the American. English ana
French champions. Maintenon. Bachelor :
Rutopnnd Punta Gorda Mainenon easily
disposed OF his rivals and led throughout
tho race
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08

Louis by the Cleveland Blues defeating
the st. Louis Browns, Z to 8. The fea-
ture or the game was the pitching Of
Liebhardt for the visitors Smith
twirled for the home team. Score:
Innings 2 3 s 6 8
Cleveland o 3 2 o o 0 81
St Louis o o.
Runs-Caffyn 2, Turner, Congalton.
Flick 2, Clark; Niles 2, Stone-3.
Two-base hits-Congalton, Clark, Wal
lace, Cahyn. Three base hit-Stone
Sacrifice hits-Jones, Stovall Double
play-Wallace to Rockenfield and
Jones. Stolen base-Stone FIRST base
on balls-On Smith 2. Struck out-By
Smith 3; by Liebhardt g. Umpire
Evans Time-1h Som.
FINAL AMERICAN cTANnrNrf, y
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08

last game OF the season at Cincinnati yes
terday before small crowd Score:
Innings .... .....1
Pitsburg ........... 0 o 0 2 o 2 0-5
Runs-Leach. Nealon 2, Shehan, Lever
-5: Higgins. Lobert-2 Two-base hits
Mowrey. Meier. Nealon, Peitz Three
base hit-Ganley. Sacrifice hits-Jude.
Nealon. Sheehan, Peitz. Stolen bases
Deal, Leach. Struck out-By Essick 2;
by Lever 3. First base on balls--On Es-
sick 3; off Lever q Hit by pitched ball
BY Lever l. Umpire-O'Day Time
2h.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08

eleven at Cambridge. Quinn also has
played football and will be OF value as a
coach.
IL remained for Shamrock Ryan, "affili-
nate Referee Arthur Saul OF the New
towne club, whose snappy work as an
official has made hit at Cambridge as
the silk OLoughln OF football"
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08

Argenta. Ark, Oct. s.-As a sequel 10
the killing of John Lindsay and wound
ing OF his son. Policeman Milton Lind
say, here Saturday night. presumably by
Garret Colum and Charles Colum. negroes.
Il Blackburn. a negro. was lynched last
night at 10 o'clock at the corner OF Sixth
ana Main streets.
The trouble originated on Sept. II, when
n white man, r. r. Mcdonald, killed
negro musician. named Wiley Shelby.
Next day the inquest at the Colum's
undertaking store difficulty arose, In
which Robert cels4f- was killed aH4peP-
uty Constable Ed Lindsay and Garret
Colum severely wounded.
Policeman Milton Lindsay. a brother
of Ed Lindsay. and his father were walk
ing past the Colum store. when they were
fired on from ambush. John Lindsay was
killed and his son severely wounded.
When the police and citizens attempted
10 enter the store they were fired on. IL
is supposed Charles and Garret Colum
did the shooting. Later in the night.
thinking the Colum brothers were still
locked in the rear rooms of the store, the
place was dynamited, but the negroes had
escaped.
SHOT IN BACK.
Early yesterday. william Harding. a
painter. was halted on the street by per-
sons unknown. whether black or white, he
could not tell in the darkness. He was
asked II he was black or white. On re-
plying that he was white. he was told
in the back.
Later James Mahoney, n contractor, and
Al Belding, a newspaper reporter, while
going to see Harding, discovered house
on fire. Mahoney fired his pistol in the
air 10 give the alarm, and Immediately
the two men were fired on from the four
different quarters with shotguns Ma
honey was painfully shot in the hand and
Belongs clothes were peppered with bird
shot.
Yesterday II. blackburn. 81 years old, a
negro, who conducts confectionery
store in Argenta. was arrested on suspi-
cion OF being the man who fired on Ma
honey and Belding AS a precaution Mayor
Faucette swore in 10 extra policemen and
the sheriff sent several extra deputies to
assist the police.
RAID on STATION.
Shortly before 10 O'Clock last night four
masked men entered the police station
from the rear. One covered the turnkey
with a pistol white the others took his
keys, quickly unlocked Blackburn's cell
ond took him ou the back way.
Not a shot was fired and there was no
disturbance. so that Policeman Pratt and
two deputies. who were standing on the
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08
CITY LEAGUE MEETS

At meeting OF the city league yester-
day several matters of importance were
discussed. but no definite action was
taken. A special meeting 10 further con-
slider these questions will be held next
Sunday afternoon.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08
49," FOR BASEBALL SEASON 1906
ADIEU TO BASEBALL

Ring down the curtain, and, yes, $685."
Baseball has quit us, the public is free.
Back to the timbers, we fans and we players,
To talk o'er the records and COED leather fayers.
A new stars ascending, sturdier foe
In keeping with winter and cold winds that blow.
No more of your dashing round bases like colts.
But football will keep us yelling like dolts.
Yes ring down the curtain, and sing $685."
Baseball has quit us, but still we're in glee.
We're done with all scoring of baseball and you;
The season hath ended and you must "Sliddoo."
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-10-08

Sc%c"'c'oNc",No'0-0' y W
:, Following is the list Of college {
. football fixtures for the week: {
o WEDNESDAY. c
3 Harvard VS.. Bates at Cambridge. g
a Yale VS.. Springfield manual at z
. New Haven. g
= Princeton VS.. Lehish at Prince .
= ton. 3
% u. OF p. VS.. Franklin and Marshall o
x at Philadelphia. .
q Brown VS.. Amherst agricultural Q
% at Providence. g
q Annapolis VS.. Maryland agricul- 9
= tnral at Annapolis. o
q Cornell VS.. Niagara at Ithaca. Q
x SATURDAY. .
. Harvard VS.. Amherst at Cam 9
q bridge. q
& Yale VS.. Holy Cross at New Har Q
& ven. 3
70 Princeton VS.. Annapolis at Phila- X
3 deiphia. o
Z u. of p. VS.. swarthmore at Phila- %
= delphia. o
@ Brown VS.. Bates at Providence @
q Dartmouth VS.. University OF I.
Is Maine at- Hanover N IL. =,
q williams VS.. Middlebury college 6,
9 williamstown. g
q Amherst VS.. Tufts at Amherst. 8
X New Hampshire state VS.. Colby o
(. at Durham. n. II. @
@ wesleyan We. boWuoiH at hluNi'- =.
Z, town, .
% University OF Vermont VS.. st %
@ Lawrence at Burlington, VT. o
G. %
q Springfield training VS.. Rhode ISL g
q and state at Springfield. 8
o Trinity vs. Stevens institute at .
g Hoboken. o.
8 West Point VS.. Colgate at West X
g Point 8
9 Cornell VS.. Bucknen at Ithaca. o
9 Yale freshmen VS. Andover at 8
% t.
@ Andover. 9
% Georgetown VS.. Maryland agri- q
% cultural at Washington. .
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25
Little Locals

Sttt.t.5-t.t"t-t- -t'f-t't-t''t''s-tt-3-!-t-4-t
Fine team of horses for sale. Star
Grocery.
MISS May Lipsey spent Sunday
in Denver.
Miss Lillian Floyd returned from
Denver last Saturday.
Come to Presbyterian church to-
night for good supper, 25c.
William Miner returned Friday
from a business trip to Chicago.
Fine fresh and salt meats at
Platt's cash market. Main street.
Have you seen those pretty hats
for SOC at Miss Myers, over Glaciers.
W. II. Rice returned last Friday
from a business trip to st. Joseph,
Mo.
George Hiatt came down from
Cheyenne Friday and returned Mon
day.
G. II. S. and Boulder Preps. play
basket ball In the armory Saturday
evening.
Miss Florence Roberts will be seen
at the Greeley opera house Thursday
evening, Jan. 25th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yes Pier left Sunday
for Cripple Creek where they will
reside in the future.
Don't fail TO see the G. III. S. and
Boulder Preps. basket ball game
next Saturday evening.
25 per cent, 25 per cent, % per
cent, 25 per cent discount on winter
shoes at The Phelps Store.
"Hill Tone" cloth finish station
cry 4Oc per pound, envelopes two
packages for 25c at Horne's.
Try some of that home made
mince meat at Platt's cash market.
1t is the finest you ever tasted.
The Greeley "Y" will meet at the
home of Mrs. L. II. Harrison, 1903
Eighth street, Jan. 26, at I 80 p. m.
Miss Bessie Brown returned Satur-
day from two weeks visit with her
friend, Miss Florence DeNotle, at
Ault.
Mrs. f. A. Minis and children
went to Denver Saturday morning to
spend Sunday with Mrs. Minis sister,
DIR. Gale.
Hennick Brothers, us Eighth
avenue, have the largest line OF
bicycle tires in Greeley. They can
fit any wheel.
C. C. Howard has started a milk
wagon for the Valley Home dairy.
See him for milk or telephone, In
dependent l.3.
Baird & Bradford are still doing
good work, at repairing and cleaning
ladies' and gentlemen's garments al
722 Eighth avenue.
Roy L. Coberly OF Denver VINO Is
attending school at Fort collins
came down to Greeley Sunday lof d
short visit with friends.
Go to Thompson 4 Bainbridge lor
the hest corn fatted beef, home reno-
cred lard and home made sausage III
the city. No. 72l Ninth street
w. Il. Sherman is certainly max
ing 1t plain to the consumer VI
uroceries that it pays TO look up tine
Spot Cash Store. Notice his low
prices.
Edwin Starkey returned to Greeley
Tuesday evening from 4 ten oasS
business trip to Leavenworth ana
Atchison, Kansas, Kansas Guy ana
St. Joseph, Missouri.
Mrs. Bruce Williams, living III
the country, has common S'hs'o
variety Of petunia that has grown
eight inches in just one week. Vi ="
little over one inch day.
The Thompson Music company re-
ce;vea two fine Merrill pianos last
Tuesday morning and before hisno
ono of them was sold. This shows
that it pays to handle hrs'-e'"''
goods.
Mrs f. e. Bakers friends VIII oe
Glad to hear that she Is much III
proved in health. Mrs. baNei -
visiting her son, Gary Baker, a'
Champaign, ILL.,. and Will rei""'
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25
NERTlSEMENT.

toy given to whom it may
te following described es-
4 taSen up near Peckham,
colorado, towit:
G,s mare, star in forehead,
! ,ail, weight about 1000
p marks, unbranded.
being unknown to this
Iialined \ lined by owner on or be-
y y, 4 tI'Vt, said estray will be
|und. vi WIG
i BOARD noard oil Stock Inspection
.',,;;sssioners. Denver. Colo.
,.son ,.as IN the Greeley Trib-
wv ta5)
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25
LIMITED NUMBER OF

! LIMITED NUMBER OF
under the Western ditch.
I thf Independent ditch,
The early potato district
l., Close to beet dump; COW
|'le Panama Canal and Res
!, Tenants must furnish
4 bring good references.
l|oundant and reliable, the
being the oldest and best
rs and Denver. Call up
p m. F. &. Mapes, Peck
|ne, Black Tll2.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25

TWENTY ACRES OF
lust outside city limits,
Farden land, rest pasture.
n place. Plenty OF irriga-
|ih gasoline engine and
tubach, il3 1th-av.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25

hFEW CHOICE POLAND
(rs, ready for service. $40
boice lot OF Pearl seed po-
p sandy land. price 81. ID.
Sale, Colo. Independent
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25

[OU TO A d V f X Il l S E
nts in this column. No
to be had anywhere for
r sale, for rent, help and
led. 10 cents a line each
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25
HARRY Il. SHAW
New Spring
Goods

Attention is invited to our splendid showing
of New Spring Goods New Panama Woolen
Dress Goods now all the rage; new silk spot
figured and plain Swisses, silk tissues and
chifons; new dimities, lawns and percales;
new laces and embroideries; in fact, there are
evidences of spring on all Sides Don't wait
until you really need these goods before you
come out, but come down now and look them
over so that you will know what's going to be
worn. We will take pleasure in showing you
whether you intend buying Or not We
assure you Of this fact-that what you see at
Shaw's will bear the stamp of Dame Fashion
and priced consistently with their values.
The Greeley tribune., 1906-01-25

IA BARGAiN-s5-A
Improvements, artesian
|well. Reason for selling,
|. II. Henderson, Route 2.
|r. l13.il.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.


Rector street. Broadway WhiteaaU secs Eas- rvsr
huosoA river. Governors. Ills. Cyszsr A1S SecSss
street
The Second Election District . sasrissi ~ aa4
within Liberty street Broadway. Fs---- ssae zr-a-
WiS1 street Morris street and Hudson --ra- -
ne tElrd ELECTION District is oolnce1 = A.
SM-.t M-.tsA street. Broadway. Liberty stree' a. @--'~
T4, Sis Sesee street GTsenwieh street tae's--
WNt.ss street. Broadway. Warren street @A~ A--S
The Fifth Election District bounded ~ aae wt;aa
street Beach street and Hudson -,
ne S-xta Election District - bounded sy 40 --
street Laght street and Hudsoa street
tns seventh Election District . ooSneed ~ -
The Eighth Election District bounced oy and
hsGson street Canal and GTeenw+cn s.FeeS -
The Nlnth Election District IS bounded y in snS
street Narick Spring street and HUDSON
within vandam street MacdoaSal street spring street,
he sT.s ssTss sE9Ss sss ,a aS4 SS sSSns ~ aa
WITHIN sPrIns street Broadway. Grand street a1 "
TIE Twelfth Election District ls bounded ~ ss ssa
SSEin Grand street, Broadway. White street. 'trSs
street Varick street naI street and sullivan sssSt
The Thirteenth Election District Is bounded hy -
Grand street Mott street Canal street ana
rae Fourteenth Election District - eS1nasI - -
Baxter street. Worth street ana Broadway. "a
within Worth street. Centre street. FsArl stFee~ -
The Sixteenth election District Ia bounded ~ asa
within Worth street Park row. Pearl srFes and O'A"'
The Seventeenth Election District Is bounded ~ saa
Mulberry street. Park street and Mott street - "a
within Canal Bowevy BayaFd street Mol s,r .st
PaTk street Mulberry street Worth stFee'' S~N'ss So
Tas Niassosata EIsctiOn District bounded sy ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

FOREIGN MONEY MAREET--Cali money fa
London, +a5 per cent open market discount rate
Tor short bills per cent long bills 55sj uer cent
Berlin discount rate, "a per cent Berlin exchange
or London, 20 marks 5lia pfenaigs. Paris discount
rate. Ss- per cent. Paris exchange on IordoT a6
francs 23ia centtmes Bar gold. rs sd
FOREIGN SECURITIES British cou-ols for
money - llbs Ier the account, s5 7-15 French
Ieutes 81 francs e5 centmes.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
Financial Meetings.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LONG ISLAND
CITY REALTY COMPANY:
= special meeting O; the sIocEno.1e-s Of Long
Island City Realty Company will be held the
day N0verube-. 1896. Il o'clock n the of5ce
q said company No. 45 Broadway. Borough of Man
haitian cry. county State OF Eev YORK. for the
purpose voting upon proposition reduce is cap
stock four hundred and thousand
dollars consisting q fou- thousand hundred
fifty ct the par value q hundred each
nine thousand hundred and fifty dollars con
ot nnetyone srd onsha-t shares ot Per
hundred dollars 2er share.
BENJAMIN c. VAN DYKE.
y ". ALEDE,
HENRY kEARNT,
Majority of the Directors.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
BOSTON STOCKS.
AMERICAN SECURITIES AsRoAp.
London

London. Nov. 5. 2. rn.-The market for Arceri-
can securities was quiet and generally higher.
Last quotations follow
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

II Broadway. New York September 12 1904
The Board % Directors this day declared quarterly
dividend ot ONE AND OHE-QUARTER PER CENT
tne capital stock PAYABLE November 25
1906. the common stock holders ot record a. the
close OF business November 2 1896. Checks VIII
be mailed
Transfer books Of the common stock VIII close az
1905. LEIGH BEST. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06

These bonds legal investment for Savings Bank
and trust funds and fer investment Of capital and
Of Trust Companies in the State of New York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
School Agency.
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
Election Notice.

General ofces. 40. io7 West Ferty~frst strest
Borough ot Manhattan.
Notice IS hereby given IL pursusncs CT chapter 900 Of
the laws ot 1895. amended By section 10. chapter
s5 Laws ot 1901 ot the boundaries OF each eIe
tion districts in the County York. the
nato1 of the Place Of registration for October g. 13
and IS, ard ot the polling place ths election bs
held November 1905 n each OF tie election districts
IN said county. foHowsi
ROPOTTGH OF NTAN-1I.1,TA~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-06
Dividend Notices.
STEEL CAR COMPANY.

u
Ptttsbu-g Pa, October -tth 1906.
PREFERRED DIVIDEND 40. 81
qua-terly DIVIDEND % ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS PER CENT Ga.es) viii be paid the
preferred stock of this company November 2th 1905,
ysr-bsr TN. 1905 Cheques VII! be mailed the
once % the company The transfer books Will close
three P. y November 7Jh. 1906 and reopen ten
a. -. November csth, 1895.
?. G JEEKS. Treasurer.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

Attorney H.. Warren is expected pacK
from Eureka, where he has been en-
Gagged with James T.. Dennis in the de-
f nse of schaefcr. the man who ki'ieo
John Cassidy in that place some tiihe
ae.o. Nj. Warren has been away a'ou'
two weeks.
simon Reinhart returned last evening
on No. 6 from a ehree weeks WISH "
San francisco.
County Surveyor John 7. Reid came
down from Lovelock last evening, "hero
he mas been doing some work for the
county. He will continue on to his nome
In Lovelock this evening.
p. J. Anderson has just returned from
a visit to San F. ancisco.
James r. Dennis returned last evening
from Eureka, where he wentto defeno
Schaefer for the killing of Cassidy IN
that town in December. He says that
Mr.. Warren went to Salt Lake n VIII
not return for four or five days.
Sheriff c. r.. Terrell of Washoe passed
west last evening en- route home from
Nebraska, where he wens with a couple
of prisoners.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
LINCOLN COUNTY
ALL RIGHT

Teams heavily laden with lumber con-
tinus to arrive every day for the Ne
vada-aUht Mining Company.
Fifty instruments were filed Tor record
during the past week in the necorder's
Office and 450 for the month of January.
The County Recorders Office took in
1907 in fees for the month of January.
This is the largest amount taken in in
any one month, with but one exception.
since Mr.. Lee has been in office.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Me-
vada Home Oil Company have been Alec.
1t is organized under the laws of .,rt-
zona and is capitalized at s1.500.00o. Its
officers are: F. r. Maxwell. president:
o. c. Luelling, vice president. and M.
s. cal, secretary and treasurer.
The Utah-Nevada Company. operating
at Phoebe and Jack Rabbit district.
have ninety men on the pay roll, prepar-
ing for the development Of properties
both here and at Jack Rabbit. ut tae
latter place the new living rooms for
thhe employees is about finished. a bust
ness office already finished. excavations
for the ore bins are being pushed ahead.
and the aerial tramway material on the
ground awaiting only the frame work
to be finished; repairing Of the railway
continues. and 1t is expected shortly to
have the large locomotive In operation;
from Modena and unloaded at the smell
ter and from there conveyed to the No.
1. No. 5 and Pay Day mines. Altogether
outlook for a prosperous mining cen
ter is most encouraging.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
Has 4 COOP COPPER PROSPECT.

HAS A GOOD COPPER PROSPECT.
w. N. Wood. the Yerington assayer.
returned Wednesday from the east slope
of the valley, says the Lyon ''o'ny
Times. where he had been for a saert
time past ding the assessment worx on
a. very promising claim he located IN
that vicinity some months ago. IL has
named the prospect the Avalanche. and
1t is located about twelve miles soSth-
east of Yerington. The ledge is fifteen
feet wide. and carries mainly a carbonate
n cuprite ore. while a small am aunt
Of gold shows up in some OF the assavs.
Mr. Wood intends to hold the claim md
do the assessment work on it until some
one better able h a himself to develop
the property comes along and wants it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
MANHATTAN TO Be
CONNECTED
Telegraph and Telephone
Lines Now
Building

Manhattan will soon have connection
with the rest of the world by a northern
line which will enter by way OF --us'ih'
where IT will be connected with the
wires of the Sunset and the western
Union companies.
George Watt. a pioneer of Tonopah'
has Just completed the organization anu
financing Of the Austin-M Manhattan Teie-
graph and Telephone Company, anu
within a short time construction Will
begin.
The line will extend from Austin TO
Kingston. then through the Smokey Val
lev ranches, Millets and Jefferson and
on to Manhattan.
Connection will be made at Austin
with the Western Union and this VIII
give Manhattan direct communication
with the outside world.
Poles and wires have been ordered and
work on the new line will be commenced
at once.
Mr.. Watt is enthusiastic over the
project and says that the enterprise
will do a big paying business from the
start.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

The mother whe has acquired the habit
,f kespingk on hand . bottle Of Chamber
aims Cough Remedy. saved hsrssaf q
great amount Of unsasinsss and snuosty.
Coughs. colds and ersup. to whites shIl-
are susceptible are quickly cured by
. use. 1t conutsrscts any tendency o.
a Geld to result In pneumsaia. ana II gtven
, sooa as the frst sv,ltous or cro,:p
appear. 1t will prevent the attack. This
remedy contains nsthing injurious snf
give II to little ones vita n Ge-l-
ing OF project security. Sold by Es r)e
Drug and Jeweiry company.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
a.LoyE.ocK ApIARY BUpRNED.

lfNf LOVEACCk APIARY BUPRNED.
& During the high wind last week a fire
which was set to burn the tumble weeds
along the fence IN one of w. c. Pitts
fields. near Lovelock. spread away from
its assigned territory and destroyed the
apiary belonging to e. B. Loring. The
men who were watching the fire thought
they had 1t all put out, SO went TO din
ner. Upon their return they found it
had started up and had burned the ex-
tracing house. with contents OF extrac-
tor. castings, sections, etc.. stored there
In and about thirty of the stands ad-
jacent.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
JAMAICAN LADY SPE.KS HIGHLY
OF CHAMBERLIN'S COUCH
REMEDY.

Mrs. Michael Hart. VIE OF the supsvtr (.
tsndant Of Cart Service It Kings,. !
Jamaica West India Islands. says M I
she has for some years used Chamb, :
Inns Remedy for coughs. Group ara
whooping cough and has found It vsfy
beneficial. She has implicit confidsr :
in It and would not be without a bett i,
OF It in her home Sold ~ EnGse mr.
and yewlery Ca Druggists.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
TAKEN TO SAN FRANCISCO.

Miss Carrie Choate has been taken to
San Francisco, accompanied by her Sis
tiers. Miss Lulu Choate and Mrs. E. A.
Organ. and her brother-in-law, 4. a.
Lewis. Miss Choat has every indication
of appendicitis and will probably have
a teacher In the public school. teaching
in the fifth and sixth grades. Her place
is being filled by Miss Hazel Bell. The
speedily recover and return to her
classes very soon.