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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-30
MaYor Ellaha pYer.

PROVIDENCE. H. /. Nov. 30
Mayor elisha Dyer. Of this city
tpfmor governor OF Rhode Island
died suddenly last night 1T henfi
trouble Mayor Dyer Is the HecWd
chief executive OF the city 20 die
suddenly within two years.
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iha hidependent Lumber company.
South seth aud n nta. has dlaap.
pfarai ana his friends fear he has
been drugRed aud ahaughnlod
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An.tr.IIa 10 pro.seul. Tru.,.

MELBOURNE. Nov. 30 1t H.
rumored here thta the federal gov
eminent eontempiatea proaee ating
the Australian representative ~ the
American oil combine under tho
antitrust act.
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A l. Hall. III FIRST ave. has iuat
received nice line 81 the Putnam
high grafe waterproof leather
boota. fully guaranteed AZ 81 90 .
pair larwe stock 81 hunting coats.
guns. fixtures aud cases always in
stock 80
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pIaeuaslon Continues.

HRu saELa. Nov 30 Tho die.
ouaaion rolatiYe 10 the Congo state
wba resumed Ia the chamber OF
deputies yesterday with the proaeu
tatlou OF the socialist point VI view
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OTTAWA. ont. Nov SO Tho
new Canadian customs tariff Vas
introduced yesterday hy " 3. tteld-
ins. minister Of finance. II provides
Tot an intermediate, q british pref
erentlai and general tariff
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A. l. Hall. III FIRST ave. has just
received n nice line Of the Putnam
hiah-srade waterproof leather
bo0is. fully guaranteed at 1900 a
pair Large stock % hunting coats.
guns. fixtures aud cases Always in
atofk -
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su.nse,.a Rehh.r Arr.,,.a.

OKLAHOMA cry. okla. Nov
30. VIII Mcdonald. AGED 20. was
arrested yesterday bY = posse and
Il suspected % shooting ana rob.
binK W. y. niilNuFth Of this city.
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MADRID. Nov. 80 Senior Moret
~ fenderRnnl has formed new
cabinet and his appointments have
been accepted by King Alfonso.
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ALTOONA, Pa. N0y. 80 The
opera house. three stores, nine dwell
ings and three barns ia duiiiiEen,
Pa, uaaf here, were burned Thurs
day. LOSS 5000. 600.
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between 90 aud 60 cases Of black
powder were stolen. There IL no
clue "a the perpetrators OF che crime,
bat u r. supposed % BE- the work
Of river pirates.
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CHICAGO. Nov. 20 The twelfth
juror has been selected 20 Try Cor
unlius a. Shea. Indicted a year aHo
Ia connection With the strike OF the
brotherhood 81 Transfers OF this
| city.
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osto Yeurn pren. psad

CHICAGO. Nov 80 Otto Young
the millionaire merchant. dropped
dead today NJ his country home NJ
Lake Geneva
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LOCAL FLASHES
Nohs Bankrupt.

None Bankrupt
William ~ NONE. q cigar dealer
OF this city. vas this morning ad-
Judged bankrupt ia the federal
court.
Woman Robbed.
Mrs. n. Miller. OF 7ifn Madison
st.. was robbed II her purse nt
Seventh av. and University -, last
night
Symphony Concert Postponed.
The damage 10 the Grand opera
house has neeesnitafed the post
ponement 81 the Choral symphony
concert from Dec 10 10.
Meeting Tonight
The New York society VII meet
a o'clock this evening Al the
Chamber OF Commerce. Calvin =.
Villas VIII address the meeting.
Hsd Cross Society.
At : O'Clock this afternoon In the
paflafs 81 the Lincoln hotel the Sc
attic branch u the American Red
Cross society viii hold q meeting
Complain Of Fast Autos.
Speedy chauffeurs are complain
cd Of In an information fled tn
the office Of Prosecuting Attorney
Machlntonh today H. d. Rogers
and Fred Roesch are both named.
Te Entertain Mas oallstin.
II IL reported that the local mem
beers 81 the Daughters Of the Con-
federacy are making plans for a re-
csptten 60 be given Miss Alberta
Gaiiatin. who appsarp here shortly
IN Dorothy Haddon Of Baddon
Hale
New Pastor Arrives.
The new pastor o. the University
place Christian church. Rev Thus.
J shuey. has arrived 81 Seattle with
HE Wffe and children. lie assumes
charge Dee. /. and. until he secures a
house. IL staying with his brother,
n. o. shuey. Of II. o. shuey a CO.
bankers
The Test 81 = Grit"
nr sydney ~. strong sf the fii-
grim Congregational church. VII
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Geld Mounted Fountain
Pens

list received a new line 81 plain
a. laaeY gold nlaantea fountain
M Just the thing for Xmas,
f-srss YER reasonable az Chicago
tselry Co. 1907 snd ave. s.s
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On one II our three floors we
specialize on SIS business suits.
eyefeoata aud erayenestea W h
Hutchinson Co -.
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sons we're injured, none OF whom
win die. ia slilsaNaN
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clcslnx ont watches. diamonds
Ard lswslry az bargain prices.
rsxf< la~. ST md ave. .ss
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HOMO. Tex. Nov 80 Henry
sm.n. ! negro. was hanged losiay
a. lAs nufsier Of Albert Tay lar
skc vas = fslloW life eonvict In the
etts pFtSan
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IuRDERERS HANG


WACO. Tex. Nov, 30 Jesse
t.nss vas han9ea here this morn.
4. az the murder Of Matthias
FocA. september ,.
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Tacoma Man MIs.lnu.

TACOMA. Nov 30 Earl farrhr,
q man 20 years old. employed By
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! ttttt 49,
! BANK cLuhRiNoe SHOW
IMMENSE INCREASE.

4 The bank olcarnneea for
= November. 1905. show an Ia
. crease over November. 1906.
a Of tiI.G2f.a0f2s The clear
. uneen Tor the month just end
= ed were t42.7777235B
a : A 4 4 a = 4 A A =
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LITTER FROM SANTA CLAUS.

The Test 81 = OifA
nr. sydney ~. strong, sf the Pill
grim Congregational church. viii
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The work Of moving the bulkier
volumes from the old library 10 ihs
new structure has been started I'M
der the directions Of Librarian
smith. About week viii be con-
sumed In making the transfer. and
il viii then require Is days TO ar
range the different volumes, dur
ing which time no books will be
given out
Morris tribune., 1906-09-22

III |
Morris tribune., 1906-09-22

IQIT1[
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
SERVICE OF PRAISE AND
SONG

Yesterday afternoon at the state
prison the exercises were OF a varlei
ana interesting character. The tiIth
Sunday in each month is devoted 10
the christian EndeayCr society and the
program presented by them yesterday
was enjoyed by all.
In the dining room, which serves
as a chapel il lieu OF a better place.
e S Hendricks led the services anI
addressed q few app cpriate -emarks
10 the boys. Sylvester Ages. also an
inmate Of the penitentiary. sang I've
d Longing in my Heart for You. Lou
ise." and as Mr.. Ages has a remark
ably good voice. his singing was Ger
tainly appreciated and he was obliged
to sing again. The mandolin ant
guitar duet by Messrs. Spencer and
Ages was & gem and they We're ais
urged to give another selection which
faey obligingly did
Mrs. Nellie Monroe, the only wo-
man inmate OF the place. recited
Guilty or Not Guilty" in most et
fect.ve manner. buc declined TO recite
again until some future time.
Among the numbers given by rAy
Society We're solos by Miss Georgia
Logan, MIS-. Albert Jackson. Mis-,
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TAIhi!yG POST CARD

An ingenious device il al present
al the rage in france. and bids far
to shortly become as popular in Eng
land as it is there. II i neither
more nor less than talking pest
card
The cards are about three times
the thickness Cf an ordinary post
card and are fitted with phonCSraph-
i disks Instead OF writing your
communication In an ordinary man
ner you make it orally al the office
where you purchase the card. 1t Is
recorded. The address is written on
the other side, ana it is then posted
Tne recipient places it in an ordinary
p,.onographic machine and hears the
voice of his or her friend.
The cost, including taking the rec
ord OF the voice. the cahd Itself anC
the postage TO any part OF France, Is
hall a franc.
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ANOTHER TYpHO(jA

hDNonONG. Oc;. l-Anothsr ~
pnool, less violent than that which
lately sjreWeJ the harn0r with wreck
aga ana .aIt more t,4ar l.ooo corpses
@,reNu h,1H4 tne water front. but
still OF terrible troce. struck Hong
Kong Saturday night, This morning
the seas II t4l ha"bor are tremendous
1Ios1 Of the vessels that crowded the
waterway lave been driven out TO
sea by IN efury CT the tempest. Oth
ers in large numbers, are completely
wrecked. having been crushed like
egg shells against the piers. where
they swung at anchor when The wind
rose. Those that still rde on the
furious waters are dragging at their
anchors. ano unless the storm s
soon abated they will be lost with the
others that succUmDeG TO the first
visitation Cf the WIND.
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RAILROADS IN PROSPECT

Mll.WA JkEE. Wis. Oct. l.-Pres
ent directors and officials We're re-
elected. plans for the Pacific Coast
extension were ratified and an IL
creased capital stock was discussed
at the annual meeting OF the direct
ors of the Chicago. Milwaukee, and
ST. Faul railroad Saturday.
Every director except two was
present. f. II. Hartman was no.
elected a director. as New York dis
patches forcasted. The directors
We're chiefly occupied during their
short meeting with hearing report 5
Of the condition OF the road. especial
ly OF the progress OF the great eNten
sion work.
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MORBID CURIOSITY

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 1.-The body
Of Aoolpn Weber was shipped to San
francisco this morning. consigned -
3. Cavagnarrc, druggist acting tor
ne relatives ot the young 2urneIe.
/ ne brain will be removed for analy
sis, after which the remains will be
cremateu.
Tae body reached mere Friday III
charge OF j. q. McDonougn, General
Oyerseer al Folsom Prison, and was
taken q, once t. The morgue.
FOR several hours last night an
Immense crowd visited The Morgue
drawn there b.: morbid curiosity to
eaze upon the youth who had slain al
j-e members of his family.
Men. women and cnnuren stood II
tine and aag%.ly "aite4 their tur!
10 v;eN the remains 1t is estimated
t4at Dccween tour and five Thousand
people passed in and out CT The NOR
..e last nigrC. Many OF the womel
Who oud III me zroWa carried babe!
in their arms OF rnte.td them /.
carriages, Wliie ut.!r children tus2ac
q ;neir skirts
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
PIONEER MAIDEN LADY DEAD

LAST evening Miss Harriet Win
gate died at the residence OF her sis
ter. Mrs. Deborah Cobb, in the south
en- part OF town. Miss Wingate has
been an Invalid for a number OF
years but had gradually been grow
inc worse for the last three months.
she was born in Milton, Massachu
setts. March %. 1918, and was there
fore IS years Of age.
Miss Wingate -CanIe to this city
With her sister in 1915 and has re
stjed here continuously ever since,
with the exception OF the few years
the family spent in GlenbrCok. Before
her illness she enjoyed life and was
10y young people. whose gayetl and eN-
Uberant spirits always amused ana
GeliehtCr her. She resembled "a charaC
ter from story book and one often
WcLd red what romance was hidden
in The chapters OF her lite story, tol
sne was romantic old lady. keeniy
interested Ill the afiairsCf the young
trj>nds about her ana always ready tC
listen to their troubles as we'll as
rheir JOYS. To all these She wa:
l-no-1n a Aunt Hattie" and she vii
ever be aifectionately remembered b!
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THE RAILROAD MAN'o MAGAZINE

The Frank A. Munsey compa ny
cations and is issuing It's initial mum
Der of monthly magazine bearing
the above title. 1t is edit orally stat
ed hat most al other professions
have publications especially calcu
lated to cater to their especial i'll
rests except the railroad men, ami
this is intended to fill that want
Il contains original stories OF both
facJ and fiction, bright notes OF in
,eresi. 1oad, OF statistics ana plenty
g.. iun. Il is interesting TO the gen
oral public as well as the railroad
..rpiC
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4 SELL!GEREi. + BABE

Henry Skeriu ran away from his
family a year after his marriage. That
was about 1881. and a few months
ago. taking up local paper in Chic
ago the deserrer read in the person
al column
1. Henry Skerrit- who. twenty
three wears ago. deserted his poor
wife and babe. will return home said
babe will be Glad to knock the stuff
ing oUt Of him. .-Argonaut
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QUITE 4 MODEL

We have Il young man residing N
o,Ir town, if all reports are true. who
is wonderfully and fearIuly made.
lie doctor says ne has an iron con
s,itution. his friends sa! he has
nerves OF steel, his uncle says he has
a wooden head, the girls say he has
a heart of stone, an enemy says
mere Is more brass about him than
ny thing Else. while others declare
ne has lets OF sand and his admirers
declare he is all Wool and a yard
Nide."-Churchill Standard.
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WEDNESDAY CLAIMS BOND.
Ed At MASONIC

BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 1.-The We'd
neSday mining claim at Masonic was
bonded mis- ween to Dan Smith. the
owner and locator, 10 +. B. Moo lie
for ;he sum OF $4,000 and for a
period Of eighteen months. Fifty
shifts a month are tC be done on the
property commencing on the fifteenth
Of October.
The Wednesday lies across the sulcn
from the Liberty fittsburg group and
is very promising properly. De
velopment work already one proves
it to contain ores ot paying aIue5
although but surface Work mas been
GoEe.
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A MAIL MIDDLE

BRIDGEPORT Oct. 1.-The Post
9e,ce department mas made a ruling
rEai the mail from Wellington shall
ce.lnc through Masonic to this place
and return the same way. This
would give to Masonic daily mai.
TIE contractors are up III arms now
ever. and say that the schedule IS
impossible as the road IRON Masonic
t. SWeetwater is impossible for their
coaches The wires are being kept
hot to Washington and during the
pew WOW the mail goes the same Old
Wy.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
HERE'S A TIP

vRENA. isis you Coz Cal, Oct. l.
Sia<iyou county has lost forty
seven good teachers in the last three
wears by marriage. AS forty of them
were women, that number is IRE
trievaJly lost TO the profession. it
!. becoming increasingly difficult to
get teachers. and some # the dis
tricts are not yet supplied.
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SAME HERE

The extent to which politics are
warming up may De accurately
,au2ed by the warmth OF one greet
Ing in certain quarters. These are
lays when the glad and the long
5mCke and ths short-time between
drinks tend TO boost the voters good
opinion CT himself-not Of the canli
date. s. f. Star
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
REFORMED SPELLING

The gentleman who was relieved u
his watch early on Monday morning
while assisting lady to catch 2 FIJI
more street car should now under
tand the workings of reformed spell
ing. Succor was turned into sucker.
S F. Star.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
DINING ROOM CLOSED

The dining room at Shaw's Springs
has been close. to the public until
further notice as it lis impossible to
outtide guests until the
new building is completed Baths
may be secured as before O1t2
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

D. G. Kiczmeyer met with q painful
aociderF mis- morning which ~ (
<-ep Mn uncomfortable lor some
time. He is able tc be about but is
suffering from severely strained
pack. caused by lifting tco heavy a
weight.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
AUGUST COINAGE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. l.-Follov-
ing is the coinage OF the United
States mint here during the month
Of August: SO 10000 in double
eagles and S32 900 in dimes.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
FUNERAL NOTICE

The funeral Of the late Ellen Vjr
gin will take place tomorrow afte"-
nocn from the family residence in
Genoa. lnterment will be in the
family plot in the Mountain Home
cemetery in Genoa.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
DANCE AT EMPIRE

The young ladies of Empire will
give social dance at Virgins Hall
October 5th, Friday evening" and all
are invited to attend. The Dempsey
orchestra will urnish the music %
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
STRIKE NORTH OF 1oNOPAH

RENO. Oct l.-Several thousand
pep are rushing from Tonopah and
Goldfeld to a big lacer strike, eigh
teen miles north OF Tonopah. A big
find is reported. ans. great excitement
prevail Mining men are leaving
northern Nevat'.. 1or lie big find
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

The .,eno Journal is Offering free
trips 10 four young ladies in Nevada
and an extra one for the chaperon.
making fide days III all. The itinearE
embraces a trip to Los Angeles. with
all expenses paid. and side trips 10
adjacent watering places.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

The solo. The Holy City by Al
bert Frye at the Presbyterian church
yesterday was greatly enjoyed by
cellent voice and il is particularly
adapted to such songs as tn> one
rendered.
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WILL THEY BALANCE?

The good and bad qualities Of q
man are best advertised when he Is
a candidate for elcction.-FairyleW
News
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Will Virgin arrived in this city
last evening and will depart again
this morning for his home in Genoa.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Miss Clara Wardle of Virginia City
was the guest yesterday of her sister.
Miss Louise Wardle. bOOkkeeper at
the Gray, ReI0 Wright Store She
returned to iler nome on the local.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

The financial business Ct The Har-
per company was ahead OF that Of
last year. Notwithstanding the fact
thai there was smaller percentage
cf men and boys present than usual
owing TO the counter 2t,rac IONS al
he poolrcoms,
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Mayor Murphy of Ramsey is n
town these days. ne seems to have
been captured by the merry go round
and takes frequent trips upon IL
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

If YOU are interested in po-'ic@
you should attend the parry II, q.
given by the young ladies Of Empire.
You may not be successful in cb,-.-
ing a political Office this year. hU-
YOU may win a charming young lady
at that party.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Mr. and .Irs. Harry Baldwin re
turned this morning from visit to
the Bay.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01
EQUINOX ANO sun KICKING
Up A FUSS

GIBRALTAR, Oct 1-During a
tremendous storm here Saturday. q
tidal wave swept over the low coun-
try north Of the Rock and causel
enormous damage.
Ii is believed that many lives have
been lost Hundreds OF houses col
!apsed, either through the terrific
force of tne hurricane or through tn ;
undermining CT foundations by the
rush OF water.
Trees and cattle We're swept into
the sea. Everything movable was
carried away by the food. The IA +
ways was washed away III sections
in a number OF places the rack being
carried long distance from its orig
inGl location
The ia. extent Of the disaster has
not yet been learned.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Mrs. Nj. q -frar'rIner j. visiting h r
son. DIR. G. a. ItrIntr in Fallon.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Mrs. J. f. SHUTTER OF Virginia City
is a Carson visitor today.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Democrat Silver Party Nominee for
County Com m.ssioner-(long term)
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

George Cowing. the painter. is very
III al his nome in east Carson City.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Mrs. Marie Rosser arrived from
Lake Tahoe Friday evening and is
the guest OF Mrs. J. l.. bright.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-01

Democratic Silver Party Nominee for
-SttRlFF AND ASSESSOR
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Q. NJ. -EMNANT
Cenocratio Silver Party Nominee for
County Ccmri ssioner- (Short tern1)
4>>>>.
MiLlARD CATLiN
Republican candidate for
County Commis issoner-(Short term)
Asks the support of all good citizens
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
n. f. LOGAN
Nominee for STATE SENATOR y
On Democrat Silver tarty Tickets
%>>>
GEORGE BROWN
Democratic Silver Party Nominee for
ASSEMBLYMAN
Subject to the decision Of the voters
at the general election, Nov G. 1906
>>~>>>> >e~>
JOHN G. ELLIS
Nncumbent)
Democratic Silver Party Nominee for
RECORDER AND AUDITOR
Election. Tuesday, November 6. 1906
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.. NJ. TENN ANT

>>e>>>~>>~
Mr. COp
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th. klNNEN

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VOTE FOR
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-04
MANY JAMESTOWNS.
Invitation Extended Their Citizens to
be Present on jamestown Dav

Norfolk, Va. May 2.-On the 18th
day of May. 1907, on the waters of
Hampton Roads and on its shores in
Norfolk county, the three hundredth
anniversary of the first permanent set.
tlement of English speaking people in
America will be memoralized by the
jamestown exposition
This date will be jamestown day
mere were Spanish settlers in Amer
lea before jamestown. and the French
mad established some villages alohs
the Canadian coast, but the palisades
on Powhatan's river which were nam
ed after the reigning monarch of Eng
land formed the first village in the
western world where English was
spoken
The descendants of the original set
tiers are scattered throughout the
United States.
Recently when the Daughters of the
American Revolution visited James
town Island. it was found that not less
than fifteen visiting members of the
society traced their ancestry directly
to some inhabitant of jamestown.
The exposition management haw
discovered many transformers an,
have invited them to participate il
the celebration on the 18th day Of May
Recently it has been suggested tina
inhabitants of other Jamestowns am
descendants of past inhabitants shoul,
be included in the general invitation
and, ramifying this thought, take Il
the people Of all the cities named al
ter James the First.
The Postal Guide of the Unite,
States gives Jamestowns in the fol
lowing states: Alabama. Arkansas
California, Colorado. Georgia. Illinois
Indiana, Michigan, Missouri. New