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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-09-14
FROM DAILY
Sa1magundi.

Judge Jewell OF Palisado was in town
today.
a long train ioad Of sheep passed west
this afternoon.
Ely has 2s3 registered voters, nm
increase Of LOG over two years co..
Democrats should turn out tomorrow
and vote Mt tho primaries.
The Goldfeld lnbor troubles are in
a fair way Of settlement.
Judge Willis is in from Mountain
City. lie has nothing exciting to re.
port.
IIenrst has been nominated for gov.
crnor OF New York by the Independence
League, his political machine,
Tho Colorado democrats nominated
Alva Adams Tor governor. Adams de-
tcatcd Peabody two years ngo mud WINS
cheated out nj the Office.
j.. w. Hopkins, the Las Vegas attor.
ney who tcstified in the Oregon land
fraud cases, has been arrested on the
charge OF perjury.
All persons arc hereby forbidden "a
hunt or shoot ON Harry Van Driellen'e
land below tho Hot Springs bridge OIL
penalty Of arrest mud prosecution. =
We learn from Charley Crnno Tint
tho rnnchers Of South Fork and Mound
valley are losing a good many valuable
horsos from what they think ia a con-
tagions disease. They are comfortably
worried over the outlook.
Ely IN making big preparation for the
celebration OF railroad day, September
20tl. ioyeruor Sparks and his oppo
ncnt aud the other candidates are OK,
pectcd to 10 ptesent. Every courtest,
possible will DO extended 10 visitors.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

Tho latest figures from Maiuo place
the republican plurality for governor at
about 900. II loss Of nearly $4,000 from
two year, ago.
Tie Southern Pacific company is cx.
hibiiing mt the Oakland mole a con-.
plete steel passenger coach built and
finished in the Sacramento shops rs an
experiment.
Tho Fircman's Fund Insurance Cor.
poration paid the first iDstallment OF it's
losses yesterday. II il estimated that
fully ono thousand people received 20
per cent OF the amount due them.
Sierravi1c, California, was nearly
swept of tho map by fire Tuesday
night. Eleven Of tho best buildings in
the town were burned. Tho loss is
placed nj sil 800.
Tho new steel cells ut tho prison ar o
completed md the prisoners will be
placed in their old quarters in n few
days more. Tho celia ara q groat i'm.
provomeni over the old once, aud the
hunks aro Of steel. swnDg in ship fashion.
Appeal.
Tho latest dispatches from Goldfeld
gay that The labor trouble is in II fair
way Of settlement. Tho mines arc still
c,u5cd, but those boat ablo Ia Judge
thought yesterday tint evory thing
would DO enthusiastically settled within
torty.eiRht hours.
a letter received from Steve Henley
yesterday etates that lo has not boon
able to get into business. llu IL knock
ing around Southe IN California aud
was nj Passndena when no wrote. Ito
wishes tho INDEPENDENT 20 cay TINT no
md Mrs. Henley we're well and send
their best wishes to all friends.
On a rehearing OF the casc OF John T..
Road va. WaelIoe county, Judge Curler
affirmed his tCrmcr decision Tint Read
is not the coroner ~ Washoo county.
Read was elected public d;ninistr atOr
and ox.oGicio coroner ht tho last election
and tho commissioners refused to pay
his bills. lie sued tho county to recover
the Amount due aud now Judge Curler
holds that no wns not coroner when no
rendered tho services, tho fees for which
! he eucd to "
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-09-14
nllnd Telephone on.rn,.r.

One Of the cleverest, most
dating md best telephone operators in
the state is Miss Susan Davis, daughter
Of the late j. NJ. Davis OF Virginia City.
Miss Davis is the day operator at the
Comstock and, although totally blind,
handles the @board" used by operators
with the greatest base and dexterity.
She rarely, IL ever, makes a mistake,
and her patience is perhaps a trae
greater than some OF her sister oper-
ators.
While ut the board at work the
ordinary observer would not he awsre
that she is blind; it is only when she
leaves her place that her disability ia
noted.
Mics Davis is a young lady OF about
~ years, and a graduate of the Virginia
City schools, gong from there with the
honors Of her class. Later che attended
the schools at Berkely, where che ranked
high in her class. She is we'll known 10
many persons in this city, and among
the telephone employees W to the
name Of "Susie."-Carson Nows.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-09-14

Mr.. md Mrs. Vim. Mitchell loft for
New York this morning on a visit to
relatives.
Tho Reno Journal says That Senator
Newinnds will carry on Il vigorous cam.
paign this fall for tho democratic state
ticket.
Only 229G voters registered in Reno
this year, u decrease OF l55 from the last
registration. This is difficult to account
Tor, when the large increase IN Rcno's
population since 1901 10 considered,
Willinm Bullow, Il resident OF Virginia
for forty years. wha run down by a V
Il Il train Saturday and instantly killed.
lilo wal crossing the track in II rig when
the train struck him.
DR.. D. j., Gilliland returned from
Carson yG,tGrday morning, Ito can now
bo found Mt his Office in tho Webster
building ready to attend TO nil who
ed his services.
Tho Cnreon News says Sam Davis
Inns been rcnd on, OF the silver par,y by
Tho Ormsby CONT silver commit,eo.
Tho cnuso Of this notion il said to be
Sans declaration that no wonld bore.
after train will, tho democrats.
,r.
= '" '"ni's noVen'
a." vo"n"," o"'''"'' ~ o.. ri'n
"V''' !" ousRy on'"'""y
California hive huuu Notified to look out
for tho boy and tho stolen riv.
:,
man, ,ni, ,.;,I ,n,,n. anon, a. ooo ,os
aa-..;n., 40 n,1 COZ f., ,oa. ~, ms""
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stare or ONO. olrY OF TOLEDO |

ANOSNo SoOrtt - "
FRAsK J.,CHESEY makes oath that he
ia the sonior partner Of the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY & Co.. doing business in the CITY
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay tho stun of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and cvory case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured 10y the use OF HALLS CArAaRH
CuRE. FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day OF Decem.
Dor, A. D. 1886. A. W.IGLEAsoS,
tsEALl Notary Public.
Halle Catarrh Cure In taken In.
tcrnally and ncts directly on che blood
and mucous surfaces OF the systom.
Send for testimonials free.
f. j. CnESEY'& Co.,..Toledo, D.
Sold by all:Druegists, Toe.
rako Halle Family Pills for constipation
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Starving 10 Death.

Because her stomach was 30 weakened
by useless drugginR that she could not
eat, Mrs. Mary II. Walters, of ST. Clair
ST., Columbus, o., was literally starving
to death. She writes: aMy stomach was
SO weak from useless drugs that l could
not eat, and my nerves so wrecked that
| could not sleep; and not before I was
given up to die was l induced to try
Electric Bitters; with the wonderful RS.
suit that improvement began at once,
and a complete cure followed" Best
health tonic on earth. SOC. Guaranteed
by Elko Drug Co.'S druggist.
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WHY Fret and WorrY.

when your child has a severe cold. You
need not fear pneumonia or other pull.
monary diseases. Keep supplied with
Ballard's Horehound Syrup--a positive
ure for oolde, coughs. whoopinR
cough and bronchitis.
Mrs. Hall, Of Sioux Falls. 8. ID,
writes: Il have used your wonderful
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, ON my
children for five years. Its results have
been wonderful Sold by Elko Drug
Co.
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Notice to Creditors.

IN TliE DISTRICT COURT OF FIFE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TiiE
COUNTY of ELKO.
In tho matter OF tho estate OF Victor
McKoivoy. deceased.
Notice is hereby given that n. Kccfcr
was on tho 9Th day Of July. 1905. duty appoint.
cd the administrator OF tho estate Of said
Victor MoKolyey. deceased, and .hcreupvn
duly nled bis bond and qualified rs by Law
required. Creditors and all persons having
claims agains. said deceased are hereby
notified to flo ihom with tho necessary
Vouchers, With the Clerk OF said Court within
forty days after the publication OF this notice,
summary Administration being granted by Tho
order OF said Court.
II Kcefcr,
administrator OF tho estate OF
Victor McKoiveyi deceased.
Dated at Eiio, Nevada. September 4, 1905
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General Robert Q. Lee.

was the greatest General the world has
ever known Ballard's Snow Liuiment
ID tho creates, linmeni. Quickly tures
all pains. 1t is within the reach Of all.
L. Ii. Pointer, Hampstead, Texasswrtes.
-TlIie il to certify that Billiards. Snow
Lipimen, has been used in my house hold
Tor years and has been ionnd 70 be an
excellent linimcDt for rho umstic pains
aui never without it.' Sold by Elko
Drug Co.
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
SaImaqundi.

SllWdHunul.
Judge Bruce had 1856 ame on his
rr !ietrn'iNn books this forenoon.
Principal McWhinney rePorts ia
pupil, registered at the public school.
Mrs. Hayden Henderson and child
and Miss Mary Dewar left for Glasgow.
Missouri, this morning to visit Mr..
IIenderson's people.
Mr.. Ed. Carville OF Mound valley and
ron, Ted, left this morning for South
Bend. Indiana. where Ted will enter
Noirc Dame college.
Tho assessment roll OF Humboldt
county, exclusive Of mortgages, for this
yenr toots up s6.205, $50, I'M increase Of
500 ,8s7 over last year.
Tho Great Northern Railroad has
yielded 300 per cent III % years in
dividend and "ri.his" mud yet the ruil.
rouds kick because the people want
rates reduced. .--
The attention Of parents is called to a
notice regarding children who will be Of
school age on January /, 1907. Parents
Of such childf e should read the notice
and act accordingly.
.What docs il mean 10 st md patti"
asks the republican New York Mail.
According to republican idens it simply
means to make The people cough up all
they make and then insist that they keep
on taking q fake cough euro" l n the
shape Of Il protective tarIff.-Commoner.
Sheriff Lamb has arrested one Of the
mcn Who robbed tho Eagle Drug and
Jeweiry Company's store at Winne.
mucca n few weeks ago. The fellow,
who gives his name as =. Carroll, was
selling part OF the loot to a Chinaman
when caught. lilo has been identified
by the proprietors ms one OF the men
who were in the store the Afternoon
preceding the robbery.
II will strike dismay into thousands
0i poor homes, that are compelled to
mse kerosene for heating. cooking and
lightning, to know that MIR. Rockefeller
announces that he intends to get closer
to the people," The fear that their
pocket books will undoubtedly suffer,
as he ~smuggles up to them. ia II matter
of experience since the Stand ri Oil
Trust started to ~monopolize u great
necessity.
The republican county committee at
the meeting last night set their county
convention for September 25th, the day
after the democratic convention. The
primaries are get for September 18th
Ia is hardly worth while for our repub.
lican friends TO hold a county conven
ton this year. but no ono Gun blame
them for having a little fun.
Some OF the state papers are
claiming the election OF the entire re.
publican ticket and some are claiming
the election Of the entire democratic
tecket. From reading them, one would
judge that the votes were all cast and
counted and nothing was left to do but
proclaim the victory, While it must be
pleasant in indulge in such thonghts,
there is always a chance to be mistaken
in the final outcome. II our democratic
friends will do moro work and less
boasting. the chances for n sweeping
Victory will he much greater.
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For the purpose Of encouraging lfAve

For the purpoSe OF encouraging ifaya
to this country. with a view OF develop.
ment, the Southern Pacific Company
will have on sale. from August 9th 10
October 10th. one way second GLASS
c~oloDist tickets from Chicago, ST. Louis
Memphis, Now Orleans and contiguous
territory to California and intermediate
points.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-09-14

Mr. Herman Oelrichs has Decided to
contest the will o: her late husband. He
did not leave her any Of his fortune.
W. W. Talbot, mining editor of the
San Francisco Bulletin. left for the
Bullion mining district on No. 3 this
afternoon.
.Mr. George Russell and Misses Ruth
and Matte went to Battle Mountain
today to spend u few wecks ut the
ranch.
The election in Name resulted ip the
success OF the republicans by greatly
reduced pluralities. The closeness of
the vote gives the grating old party n
very bad chill.
The Telephone Company has purchas.
the Brain building and are fitting up
the room lately occupied by the Impe-
rial market for an office. MIR. Ghcen is
doing the work.
Judge Bonniiield Yesterday granted
the motion for a new trial III tie case of
Crock Sc. Goodale, tried u Year or more
ago in this county. The Silver State
Gays the attorney Tor the plaintiff had
no objection to the motion.
A run was started on the lIibernia
Savings Bank of San Francisco yester-
day. 1t has $4,000 depositors md the
deposits amount to thirty rnilliOns of
dollars. All depositors were paid off as
fast us five paying tellers could hand
out the money. The officers OF the bank
say they know no reason for the run.
Egg laying contests are very. popular
in Australia. Ia a contest at Hawkes.
bury college a pen Of L"ghorHs average
ed 235 eggs per year and tue egge weigh
ed twenty five ounces per dozen. a
pen of Silver Wyandnttes averaged 2lI
eggs per hen per YEAR Which weighed
twenty-five and one hall ounces per
dozen. y pen OF Inperials averaged
2OS cggs per year which weighed tweu-
iy.iOnE ounces per dozen.
The labor situation ut Guldtield is
rapidly approaching a climax. The
mine owners merchants and American
Federation oI Labor unions are upon
the World, backed up by the local min
ers' union upon the others. A monster
rnass meeting NJ the miners was held
Monday to discuss The withdrawal Of
their support from the |. W. w. The
meeting adjournel without taking any
action. An the mines clio sol for the
meeting and they were still closed yes.
terday. Tho mining operators threaten
to close every mine in the district il
the miners continue to support the ].
w. w. These threats have crented n
general alarm.
Tho late Davis Russell, who was kill
ed by being thrown from a load OF hay
while working on his ranch in Sierra
Valley last Saturday afternoon, made 6
will shortly before his death bequeath
ing TO the Nevada State University the
bdlk OF his fortune. which is estimated
to he worth between Sl5,C00 and $50, 600
This property Is left in trust to &. Z
Bender, trustee, and is to be invested
by Mr.. Bender as he desires and til,
interest is to be paid to the state uni
versity nnnually. The principal is no
to he touched by the college, but accord
Ing to the terms Of the will 500 is to be
deducted from the interest each yeal
! md at,.n- g., A. O. N-g rAI-ls
school in Reno, and the remainder oil
the interest, is to he given to the u"nivers,
ity, and Ia be used rs the regents of the
college think best Reno Gazette.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi

Tho nights and mornings mako ono
think Of tho good old GUNNER time.
James Ezcll has Withdrawn from the
Silver State md Howard Riddle will
tako his pluce.
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FROI TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmagundi.

Tho Reno Stock and Bond Exchange
will open Tor business next Monday
morning,
Mrs. Goo. II. Davis, mother OF Con.
lroller Davis. died In Stockton Cali.
%iornia, Sunday. Sho was In her Stat
year.
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The Best Shoes.

Douglas shoes for men and women
and other makes Of first class foot wear.
Sold 10y A. l., MAuK, Tho Shoe Man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
None that love
Morv than myself

Yer, appropsiaiely the badges were yellow eelor
The scutimcn Of narrow seifnhnehs
a Is less broad generous the TYPICAL. selfish PRAYER Of tbs
old parts who petitoneas
% Lord bless and ms Sie
M aud his vile
Is lour and more"
To hove No "a live Ia mighty small
-vironusn The limitation individual happiness af'fda
small
Rarhela4hood Is an abnormal state 81 living
Marriage Is plan FOR the perpeiuation OF me
pacies and Tor and wider growth that COMES
,he,arh loynK others more than self
f course make excuses fnds them
NJ hand lie points aud marriage Is fa
ure RE calls Il and the risk d too great
Marriage Ailona of happy homes attest It's
success Ana Judgment aud discretion Il not
= ctery.
ilasy marriages impulse eopcmens are experimental
Thsv are mamony The failures That result
frsm bad mating exceptions that me rule
n should b. bachelors have good excuse Tor r.
u.nus single They Tor the rsht when per
hans she Is next dependeat relatives or lack q
health These legitimate deienses. Bat
II "A going eclehae gtoriea inearnae selfish
ness whea he takes love better than
myself"
That : The limit
because confession Is 90 20 Combination
n innate selfshness and eowaricc-
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IL You Had Sixty Millions.

periodical Is aakng ~ readers Tor suggestions aa
10 the disposal Russell millions aud eee ate some
o the replies;
college professor thinks the money should be used ~ N
GREASE eosFe aud university professors
that the moss b. ased nr 'ha
endowment independent lie rcgarss The ees
i which Invading the greatest danger u The az"
President Jordan. Leland stanford university, would have
Mrs millions strengthen The research departments
OF the biz push forward great rnsrrprisea
n benjamin. of The Chicago unissrstr, wants ne
funds 70 o. used a graduate eoliess ~ Agriculture
Elizabeth wona employ the money for humane
wars ana especially shc stoppnk u visiseetion
the bE FIND Coz the purpose q dssena
inx the principles Of socialism.
And = on through the list
10 be noted the especial need q his
omn work the suggestions raF
Sage must needs Be wise woman TO select o 'aa
list
people, however remain TO b heard FROM They
have sosshy asand often practical haaths liter
arr and professional p~opse
would Be pleased 20 receive suggestions as
10 the proper disposal of ths sage miitonN
n yoa had alrty moaey wpais DO Nith IL
jour TIA editor brief and &c The point
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27
GIRLS
ARE MISSING

Alley nfoui. age a. feet 2 ineh-
IS. weight re pounds. end weafinH
Il red Jacket. black akifi. ana elarh
and white hat IL reported missing
from her hone at Huffman sl'f
ahe irfI home yesterday
william MeitEer. aii blanchard
It. asks the police 20 1nd me-
daughter Mary asnd =. no lrf
home iaat night SHE n o. medium
height and build. has dark hnit ana
ewes aud wore black and white
afeaa and red hat
vancouver a. a.. officials have
asked the iofal police io find hai'le
aastiey. aged 10. 81 I'D =. friot a.
that elY. who has bren missing
aimee AUG 90 She Il Of inediun
hslaht aud build. fair complexion
brown hair. gray eyes aud wearing.
when iasl seen. a whiis dress ana
hat The giu IL aisa known ~ thf
....... ~ fs,ffe Lewis
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Climatic Conditions at
Port Simpson

Th~ climate of Port Simpson II
about the same - here In Seattle
This may surprise yua when you
lsok 1t the map and SO that q -
60 miles north. But Port Simpaon
Is affected by the tanan cafFent.
Jasf the same an Seattle il The
sumner are about the same a.
hare. the winters are not very cold.
Last winter there wAA not enough
snow there 20 remind one Of winter
az MI Fruit. berries and vegetables
rrow 10 perfection.
The rainfall j. a liftie heavier
than In Seattle. bat Il il not 20
c1niinnous when u rains there. u
simply rains anG gets over IL X
does NOT take u ali the time to Get
ready and spend weeks in IN drix.
ale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

always takes the penny. which
rsusua laugh one dhy | aid6t
him. Say. jim. Wis o. you alwaYa
take the p.nnY2a lie aald With q
rriu. Well. Yaa see Il 1 toat The
dime. nobody would offer be D
prnnY ang mofo"
4 headline IN Last nights gimes
aaya "IlARRtM MUST HAVE
TIE rENDERloiN We eume 20
the same conclusion last pight
while oatiaK our chunk of atebk
A friend of mine was ailting IN
his automobile the either aal ett
drnils waiting for uameoue said
Co him. Jack. what arr fuu wait
ina forf" Ito said WHY. for ms
chiffonief I said. Why. Jack
you mcah Yuuf chauffeur chiffon
Ter Il y swell dresser lie said.
That's who In .aitlue for. here
abe comes uoN ~ MindamRnn
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Rhaaa Stewart. which vas fowinx
them. 20 shift and that craft waA
endangered NJ lives are reported
lost A t9miio sale u hlowihx
SpinninNs Builders HARDWARE
sale closes this niunth Way MOI
buy unw Nhila the price II least
$50
Elliott ! Me1rcxpF. The TAiiura.
f2Gp Second az. arr showing a
beautiful line & exclusive fan nalt-
ines Wout yuu come in hnd i0ok
them over $50
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Where Did the Money
Go?

pa yoa over stop 90 think Who're
your money goes Win ~ hi'le "
shoW fn9 ~ ia a dollar here ana
a doiisf there. AID nothing lalh
..td,. far the future Start an 80
,,,n,t 9Th the State hani Of hesi
tla ana sen wtii have some res soh
"a save. as there Ia = satiHiaciiah "
oe4tnr your account af0w, Do y
nov
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Low COIOnist Rates

West bound. daily. August ~ 10
October 81. inclusive Tickets mas
be- prepaid 81 GREAT NORTHERN
TICKET OFFICE. Second and Co
lumhla. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

r Wicdemhnn ~ Seattle n re
aponaihlr fpr the toilax inc gfiHt
Gone Ter a LeRa Tramp.
Sheriff swift started aut after a
tramp that has annoyed the hrish
hn.hoaa far many months the l't
low l. ala ftlui three
Mother snea ta meetings.
so does sister Ann
Aud there ats no Ktnetluaa
for the poor old man.
The ute Of an Adder
Tho expert accountant At
ltawarda brings hla lunch nova.
aaya. he h too huns naNada1a 70
ent oul Skaokum News
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FORTY MILE GALE
ON LAKE ERIE

.rvEt4sSD. Aug zT.--Sehoon-
er A@nes Pssftey waa Burned OF thts
cts this morning and sghounrT
W1llf an Grady f1uuaerrd The
WRECKS caused the cargo Of afesmef
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The Selnshness OF saeheioraood

Mns bachelors offer io their ase state They de
lsr ,hsr harhearhood Others proud Of themselves
and ars bachelors OF Tits latter are 'hoa'
~he IN eesa pasaae choaso badges bear
loeeud
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VIGIL
BY WIFE'S BODY

noEToN. ASS. - TheTnss W
Lawson. since 1hs death ~ his wife
GA Aueasf 5 has shsrnfsa hisasfif
fssm a. business elucr the fansEai
he haa rentaiasd a. ana nlsaf be-
s5Is IRE sirsI easkes eonlainins ihr
fsfnaina ~ - fufnpfef that The
efeiuuKea vtxti has sffw TED his
mind asa ruined his health.
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STAR DUST
By Josh"

,aar PRIZE ron nrsr CONTRIBUTION 81 SECOND 81
SEND IN YOUR YARNS. MAKE EN- oRlGf AND AsoREBe
.IosA wIas, STAR.
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'Ih hafties dane
er ionr atius paY Oh
fiddler
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-27

There IL a vounk fellow ia ifili'
man Whnm even aue thlnks II hall
wiltcd They have afeat spoit VITA
him bf holding OFT a fime ~ one
haad ana a penny Ia the other te
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rerdsrfoat Where IL nnekshin
Jim nov ?"
Aikau Ike-"M Why. be turned ou'
20 ha a ligntrope performer
Ten iafias1t That 80 ! didn
know Re was on the aiakr
Alhali ike lie wasn't. The utnsf
lust left before Ne ughirnrd thf
RPS
Pat ha vas 4 soldier brave.
lnta the fiEht ho'd rush.
Na Thought e dagger he then EaFs.
or tie force bchind the hr'tsh
pats married now. brave days Eone
b.
fia 2lir ~ him faes rush
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