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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
CAMP WRECKED. II
Infantry Captain and Negro Were
Stunned by lightning.

(By ABsrcnted PrtsH;1
AUSTIN, TEX, August IA terrific
rainstorm visited this section last night
and this morning. practically @recsins
the Federal military camp at Camp
Mabry A very high wind attended the,
rainstorm and this blew down ! q good
many OF tho tents that wsre not properly
wped. Tho wreckage has all boon clanref
away to-day. however, and the soldiers
arc In splendid Shape oneo more &. 4
During the storm Of last might Captain
Walker Fllis, Of the Fourth Taxaa In,
fantry. was badly stInncd w lishtning
while crossing tho rGYiew grounds IN
the height Of the storm, on was n negro
man who was driving h.A hack. 10th Wero
unconscious for IN hour. n .
First lieutenant Leslio A. I, Chapman,
First United ststes Cavalry, chief en-
gineer officer and Ghinf OF the Elureeu
OF Informstlon. received orders 1T Wash
inYton late to-day apprialDK him Gf the
fact that he waH detailed BY, tho War
Department ~ professor ~ military
rsctsncs eoa stessa The 2lar22l,ss Jsii.s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
MEET TUESDAY NIGHT.
Doubtful If Enough Present 10
Appropriate Money for the
Health Officers,

1.-THE Board OF Aldermen will hold a
regular meeting on Tuesday night. the
last meeting of the present Board, for
.Iiie new members take their seats in
EsPtember,
There will be no business OF Importance
Before the body, except routine. with the
exception of the vote on the sale Of gas
TAR to Whitehead and the appropria-
ron OF ssss.D. TO At up the rooms for
tho Health Board In the City Hall. This
iast, being an appropriation OF money,
requires fourteen votes. ana II Is doubt
FOL III there will be enough members
present TO carry the appropriation. There
arc twenty-one members OF the Board
@of Aldermen, hut 81 this number three
arstoat Gf the city. g&
Il Major OtwGy S. Allen Is at Atlantic
City. Col Barton Grundy IL at the Hot
Springs. and another member "a In Eu-
.SGps, There are only eighteen elder
,man IN the city, and II Will be doubt
13ul II more taan q majority IL present,
lssS II IL said that Hon. W. III. Turp!n.
I ths Spresidant OF the Board. Wall have nc
opposition 70 his election az president Of
,sssas new board. which holds rs hrss
/ EssaPg IN septsMksrs /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
SUNDAY Rain
COOLED. THINGS J !;
Complaint OF Much, Much WIa;l'ter8ii'rr.I
stagnant Pools lin and
Aboutthe City.
TOO MUCH RAIN FOR FARMERS.
A Slight Washout on Railroad
Near Ashland Overlooked .S#
"a the Cutters in own. A

II During the storm which passed over
this city yesterday aftcrnoo on, the Their.
rnometer made tho sudden and UNUSUAL
4 drop OF 20 degrees. greatly relieving the
heat, and oppressive heaviness Of the at
nosphere. I'll sa$ 5ss it
@ The mercury began to drop at 2:3O
o'clock, when the first thunder was heard
1 It stood then at SO, but had been several
degrees higher during the morning and
began falling rapidly until Just before the
rain, when Its dissent decreased. $ But
with the coming Of the rain the mercury
fell the re17:aa lining 10 degrees with de-
i cided rapidity. " ST. si5 N Il d III 5E III &
.s The downpour Of rain, while 1t lasted
came IN great volume amounting to 81
1 OF an inch in less than half an hour.
It overfowed the cutters at places, and
washed up on the sidewalks. At Ashland
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Po-
tonao Railroad had wash-out, which
seriously delayed traffic as a result OF
the sudden banking up OF waters IN q
small ditch. 3s5 ills M IN Il 55
A barely perceptible breeze. which was
travelling toward the southeast before the
storm, suddenly veered around to the
northwest and reached the 4 maximum
speed OF twenty-four miles per hour
35 Although the many rains which have
fallen almost daily for8s the f$ last Two
months phave relieved 81 muchs 81 ffering
from the heat, the complaint OF the FARM
ers and truckers is daily growing louder.
Tobacco Is being coarsened in is fiber.
and 1t Is stated that much otherwise first
class Leaf will have to be graded low.
Many places about the city where
ground has been broken for building
houses have been partly filled with water,
which has stagnated and become un-
healthy. Complaints about such places
have been numerous at the police sta.
tions, r Is = I, NJ
The many mosquitoes which have IN
tested Richmond this summer can pc
accounted for as coming from such pools
OF water as these, and the police depart
mert Is making every effort to keep
water from standing In any excavations
within the city limits. "a "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
10 TRAIN TEACHERS [
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS l.
"A Proposition 3Is Before Baptist
Association to- Establish a y
NJ Teachers Institute Here,

!, The Baptist Sunday School Asaociatlon
OF Richmond and Manchsater mot IN
'Lelgh Street paptiat Church yesterday
afternoon at 4Eo'clocl, and, despite the
doWnpour Of rain, there was q good at
tendance Of the tnenbers. Almost every
Baptist Sunday tHchool In the city was
represented, although some Of the offl-
GERS OF Tho nasaciation were absent anu
tho full reports we're not turned In.
pr. w, r. Mathews. president Of the
tlssociation, presided. Talks were made
by Dr. H. NJ. Smith, superintendent o.
Nest Yiew BAPTIST Church; Mr., p. w
smwp, 81 Pine Street Church; pr
Mathews. md several others,
Tho discussion was favorable 70 tl,e
OF Sunday School Instl,
.tuts for the. training OF SUNDAY school
teachers II tho city, ltaci. spec ker dwelt
upon tho great responsibility OF tho
tenGhsra pf tbs sunday school. .
\ The infant class Of Leigh strief school
rendered several select! ons, ana there was
q special orchestra "a MD n the music
~ tbs afternoon, Mr. p. COT tMan
Was TIE sololst With the coy ": IA rs.
Iesiic WatSuA WAS pla ia1s N Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
TERRIFIc 4 RAIN.
Ashland Flooded and Railroad
Track Washed Out.

(specIal by Southern Bell tTeIephone.)
ASHLAND, YA., August 12,--Asil-
land was visited this afternoon
BY the most severe electric and
rain storm In years, BY the govern
1nent gauge 8.87 inches Of water foil. the
streets were flooded to the q depth 81 o.
several feet. Clay Street and Z Hanover
Avenue were completely flooded and the
telephone exchange was entirely cut or
by water and damaged wires. Kings
Pond, near hare. also broke. WI s5
Two hundred yards OF tho Rtc hmond.
fredericksburg and AZ Potomac Railroad
above Ashland and ono hundred Yards
,below hero was washed out, delaying
all trains North and South. Mi
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l'Ii isEf a n
/ IDLEWOODs'WET.
Crowds Listened to Concert II
Afternoon-Rain at Night.

z Rain dispersed the crowd at lakewood
vest erday afternoon, but not before
large number OF people had listened to
several numbers OF the concert given by
.Kesnicks Band In the Stadium.
! At night there was no concert. for wet
weather kept away. those who intended
to journey 70 the pleasure park. 5{s ELY
did an excellent bnsh ess. for four or
five hundEfd men a and Il boys took O
plunge DUNG the hot day.
\ There VIII bo nsdrawIng card at Idle
wood all the week ii the scientino wrest-
ling matchep that Viii take place every
afternoon at 5 o'clock and every evening
at Z o clock on the Stadium stage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
| REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Auction Sales Announced tor the
a Present Week,
]
Manchester Buread q times. Dlypatch III

4 ma FOLLOWING auction sales Of real
es t are ann this week 7, x, !, !
ca lnnsI nv win Sell the dwelling and lot
4 'yW;e tIae AT $50 N, Harrison \
ss} E shs M faFssraio Street. RroS
TAtHtie same hour AZ ], ChewningA Con,-y
p pans,sI ~ sell No. $40 Belyidere Street.
tie same being n vel l9'ffated lot With
6so The same arm Y, %!I sci! the IN
ana frame dwelling So. llo2 Moore re, street
Thursd q o ! ~ q chew,niny
SIR 9Impa 9 frame anne dwelling thereon. near iNe
Brook Road Toilgate ;iat West i, /,
Atfs O. clock q, III! & =, sI4.l Denoon M "
sell brick DWELLING No. 90 South ~ y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
HOUSEKEEPING.
Peculiar Disease in Hyde
3 County C Causes Heavy Loss.

(special to The X Times Dispu tch) ~
$ NORFO DIX v Al August IA 2.--:Advices
from Elizabeth City. n. g, h received here
to-day say that throughout Hyde county
peculiar disease, somewhat Ike the
staggers had broken out Il among the
horses, and they are dying In great num-
bers. It Is reported that In one neigh
borlood around Af,ddletown and Lake
Landing, sixty horses have died recent.
" from the Epidemic. 4s5 ,s55i u 81
a Many OF the best animals are being sent
to washington to put them out OF the
reach OF the diseas 9.
The farmers already had sustain d con-
siderable loss as the result OF the damag-
ing OF the crops by heavy rains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
5yersity at Mortified, Vermont. He left
at once FOR his new field Of duty
81. LOSS{VERY HEAVY. IS
Texas Farmers Making Desper-
Y F3 ate EFF orts to Save Crops.

= n BiisEi9 fByi Associa ed Press
HOUSTON TEX, August Y. The flood
1.-THE Colorado River. which started from
the torrentlal rains In the San Angelo
country q week ago, Is now reaching the
lower. valleys and the farmers are max
ing ndeavors to save their crops. De-
spite every effort, the loss win DO heavy,
as there are many farms IN the bot
toms, from Austin to the rivers mouth.
n dftional rains around Austin 4nakeEit
certain that the flood period will last for
ats least two weeks, and that the river
will leave its banks at many points: 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
2 Mrs. IN. III. Taylor. 4.

WAKE FOREST n. G. .@5 August r.,
Mrs. y Mary Hinton Taylor. wife ct n pr
Charles p. Taylor, OF ke Forest Cot-
lege died at her Wake q Tor y,o
tho eldest OF It s Jq 91d !, I, !,
Church at Whining on, y. Gu and dle GO
epidemic that prevailed IN that eity 4, IN
Isl She was born y Dany u = thsi
passed great 81 fen,, M oe
College, 81 C.41n 1873 she Bbeoa me, the sRiIe
Of Charles p ay hen professor o. y
Latin At Wake Forest Col leRe Her mar
la aIi happy and beautiful. w neither at
tending toithe manifold duties Ct lar g 60
household, or contributing 81 her%iul snare
ia The life OF Ia college community ny ner
}eS,lture and refinement, or King active
ipart in works OF rell lon ana cha Ely she
displayed at all times such tact and gen.
tleness, s5suoh helpful sympat spch
Beauty Of Christian lie that shc was w be-
leSSssa a n caves svsIy brother Mr. George
e Pr!s aa Psssaa a. Ponfs
Charles p y II ;,s =,
M 2. p orrell ofM MI SA Ethel crIt
ifanden, and Masses Mary Agnes ana.
Edith Taylor, OF w AXE Forest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
At Church Of the Covenant.

Rev, joseph Rennie. D, D.. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church In Norfolk,
preached Yesterday morning at the
Church Of the Covenant, filling Or, Call
YIN Stewards place, There was present
iaarly large congregation, and the many
friends that DR.. Renne claims in this
city turned out to meet him and to wei
come him 10 Richmond again, gls8i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
/ Richrn on eFs inENew Y ork.

lsPeeIAI - ThH IIlhea7 1890, a
csssn tai q. IL saMer; St. pepis. !
yRatciitie; sBartholdl Ill a. yVarde Everett,
Il, ii. Barry Continent al r. = p ford;
Bishop ahs sfs
Waltz; Mar orough, !. & III S EIaynest Hers
aid sana n. #, She ltop, :. n Clal bogne
-, tlpG. "a SssSsAl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
DEATHS.

Ct Fort I Lee !; \, g S,9s
Widow 81 Captain George Smack rs l 4 sea
'tWEv ,nernl from Sr the aun derta ne per-
lors 81 sPesrnan & Woody M IS ~ 4,
OAK wood Cemetery.
norway Died. at his mo Their resi-.
tdaness \ ne Hill Street, M anchs stev, AZ
4, lS q clock sund lay morn J1 A. !.
4 ToNNY, In the tWlen syFse.YehEA 5yss y
q Is Fn,n as q THIS MI ER,,
s NOON from the abo w nRrnp q 2
clock III, Al & s3 "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
False PTetensles.

Y Y, rsrrosted ~ Oiilcers Howard and Kelv
IAN ycsterday' on a no Oh rye Of obi in-
M 81 falRe; pref 1ses an elect lc fan,S
yalnsd ,,aty ~, and the pEopersy r. = 0A''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Sold Liquor Without License.

.Ofticer Clark arrested negro named
Henry White Yesterday on tha charge
Of q selling whiltey without lieense,'
White has been conducting ,i.sneak
easy" for some time He Was -taksp ~
the First Police Station TO await his
appearance In court, tF7f l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
FarI,nryille$Gu,

ggsf1I1nl E. 1AS Iine. Apl:pstteA
Farmviile Guard Will take 8betwee thirty.
Ave and forty men on It's encampment q n a.
Ocean View this wee ssf The company H,lll
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13

cal Seminary; and served acceptably the
church at Greenville, N G., before COM l1'.
Ing to Richmond l s &Si
For less than two years has he served
the Fairmount Church. but during that
time d large part Of the church buildin
debt has! been paid. and the church n1en1-
bersllip nearly doubled. The signatlon
will be acted upon at the next church a''t1'-l
meeting. II, u /. Y SSs .s>s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Mrs, Susan IN core,
\ iI,aIr,.c,eI n inc Ttrnes- D Ispatch,)

wY,y,rfHgRE sTS'ffiL & 5''s Al ugiust 2-Nrs;
SWELL N u Moore, 1--WE y-ninth Virginia
A Rsein3ent. g. s., Al died at the residence
81 her G9lonel w q MG'9I pess t ~
morll!iis weeks. aged eighty-flye years.
Ss Mrs' Moore was an earnest church
,,,, y, an. THE funeral Will take PLACE
Monday o at Al o clock from st, Johns
iSpiscopal Church. VI IF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
Total rating ~, ~. 80, S q.
~ oPTIONAIii EXAMINATIONS.

\ Each competitor in the assistant e e:'
sanitation may also take one or more
] ofg6rhe optional subjects mentioned lbote-l
nov. These optional examinations con-
template a general knowledge OF the
.sub1ects on the part OF compet 11 TORS,
rather han through prof essional knowl-
s,cdpe land training The figures opposite
u ench Of these optional subjects indicate
VI NE additional credit that will be given
q Tor e maximum rating on the subject.
Three hours will DO allowed in the exam
ination on each subject Each Compel
& flor must state in answer to question /
i Of his application the subjects he desires
to take Ealigtbles in the optional sub
4 1ects Of kleeping and accounting are
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
RobbY Waite in Gotham,

Mr. Bobby Waiso. the advertising man
for the local theatres, has some to Nov
two weeks. He will return IN timn. Tor
tina opening OF the season here, " 4 n =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
GHRIS7|1THEI0RDH
s | ! D. POWER q. |
Sovereignty u; Christ 4, Subject
81 an eloquent Sermon n
bysDr.S Thames. .4.,l ~ NJ
SERVICES IN n. MIDSUMMER Mo n \ En-
81 Gods Y q llingnes Ettso' y Forgive,
SIM Dr.. illingllat11's; 5, Theme
at Grace Street Presbyterian.

u I
"A visit to- the Richmond churches yes
terday at the service hour. * one could '1'ilt
have visited all Of them at that time.
would have Furnished ample evidence
that q large part Of the pop ulation is out
5of town All OF the congregations were
small the weather in the morning was was
oppressivey warm, and the preachers g, r.
were oonsiderate OF their hearers maxi
ing their djscourses brief In the main.
"a number OF out-of- town dtvines filed
Richmond pulpits, among them Dr. Ian. AN
drum. ut the Second Baptist Church; \ Rev. ~
]. j. Morgan; Of Kansas City ut the
Third Christian Church; Dr.. Rennis, OF
Norfolk, at tho Church Of the Covenant;
Rev. Mr. Thomas OF Lynchburg, at the
West End Christian Church, and Rev.
4 Or. Thames, sof New Jersey, at the@Leigh
+ Street Baptist Church.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13

Excursion p stponed.
N The moonlig ilt q ex cursion which was to-
have been enjoyed Tuesday night has been
postponed iun til 81 thursday 4 night, Au-t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13

After the usual morning service yester-
day Rev. "a. IT. King rendered his resis-
nation as pastor Of the Farm B g up
list Church, to take effect the last sun n
day II, October. Mr.. King is very err popu.
lar with his church, o young man man /. OF
scholarly tastes, and unusual speaking akin :
ability. He is an q NJ !. "a. graduate OF
Richmond College, and e. TIL. NJ. grad re.
5uate aof the Southern Baptis t eolloEi-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
4 |||N[|VgARE|W'|||.A|||IA'|'T.|'!E||..D|||.G.'
fORPR 1 | ]. ( ! \
Government Needs Quite \
Number for Its Service t'i,,t:
u in PARKWAY Land.
!, EXAMINATIONS no . BE +. HELD Held
Two Days Of Next ext, Week Week Are eAi'.
Set Apart Is Give Y, . Every ~
body 3 Chance. 5as

rhe United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an examln alton to be
n a,otd nt the Richmond post itice on Az A.
pustS 22-23, to secure eligibles from when
Il ~ make certincatlon to I'LL vacancies t's
Il as they may occur III the position OF
4 cIer,, ana tencher IN the Philippine SER
iEyicc. Appointments from this exatnin "a
stion are usually made at O salary Of 81 aV
j!jper annum but iii case UNI OF W
SLceptional qualifications nre shown the
4 entrance salary may DO more. +,
w omen will not be admitted to TINS ms
s.exalninn ton, except that the wives, III u
( mediate relatives or fnncees OF men ~ ~,
friamined at the same time for, appo,nn1,teo
Il ito. or already employed IN the 3 mp.
bbpne service may be examiner uliu -
Ethey pass, they will be preferred !. IN ~.
EJoo,ntrnents. provided the men through
hmVl,orn examination Is allowed nave De ',
Esel octed. Each Of such applicants sho ~,
sstnte definitely In her applicsat ion t -
2 name. T. address and relationship OF ti'e
Emerson through whom exa1nlnfal l !. y =
sErlnimed II In ordor that there may . oe ~ =.
Ekdelay In certihcation when the ratlns "
M the papers Is considere ed. y 81 Ii 4. Il,
Tie time allowed for this exnnalnsae t,,'
a. 81 two days OF seven hours eac 2. Ing y
arst three subjects will be given On ~ t,le
" slrat 4sflay. and the remaining subjects the
X B.asond dav. AgeSlinit, eighteen to forty
IL ,yaa Ri m the date Of examination. Each
4, nnnlicant Will be required to take % me
* eiaht III subjects ntloned below 53 as + ~ ~
A E ffTnreliYninary ITO the optional subj ects.
sfS4The examination will consist Of me
III subjects mentioned below and weghteu
y as indicated !, ~ =, {, <, ~,
m Subjects. Y, u ~ N : - ~, &c
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Maximum
weights. atings.

Grhesis $500 words to be writ a&
on one Of two ssubject s an "A
Y Correction OF rough draft .S55 ooo
manuscript (250 words 81 CIV soV 5s&
k1Ia thematics (arithmeto, all 81 Ri n
K 7# zebra, including quad ratics Y ID TX
\ nIjstoryES and b civil 4 govern !, 90 52
the United States . ~ ooV 4@
EGcneral history and geoog - III on Il
Srolonial government and III Is S8e. *.
5 administration e 9 mel g o,o Sfs
gPo oiasaaI economy general w
4. doo SS5
Medication and experience. = 2 ~ gs
Nc mn 3 Z
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IN w = y ~ = - A1> $50 g .
This examination Is open to all clti-
'keps OF the United States who comply
with the requirements. Il .s
2.. Applicants should apply at once to
4 local secretary. Harry F. Archer at the
Richmond postot!ico for application
&1orms ? and SIC,
AS examination papers are sh tipped
Street from the commission to the place
4 ST examination, It Is necessary that the
application be received In ample time
4 90 arrange for the examination desired
IT the place named by the applicant
The commission viii therefore arrange
1or the examination Of all applicants
q Rhose applications are received in time
\ go permit the shipment OF the neces-
, 1ary papers. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13
OBITUARY. l.
Mrs. Charles H. Miller. ]
= p - l3

4 Mrs. Violet Middleton Miller died SAT-
urday morning at 1880 O. clockf ct the real
Miller in the twerity-second year OF her
age She is survived by her hus ba nd and
infant daughter; mother. Mrs. III. Y. Md
dleton, and three sisters, Mrs. "A. b. Cox,
Of Quincy, Mass. !, Mrs. Is j ames n. Row
lett OF Roanoke sVa.;;s Mrs. W.. e. Sulll-
van, Of Richmond, and one bro her. ~ 3.
The funeral viii AXE place Il his tier
noon at 4 $50 q clock from ST. Johns Epfs-i
copal Church, III i. "
Mrs. Julia A. Smack.
4 Mrs, julia a. Smack, VII dow Of Captain
George Smack. died yesterday at Fort
Lee, Va, aged niEety-t hree years me
taking pariors Of PesYman & Woody to-.
daysat IL O. clock. tg i nterment Will be made
In lakewood Cer1ete ~, .3;i 55S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-13

Official announcement has been MADE
that the Lackawanna abroad VIII, ~
an early date dispense with the services ,s
OF telegraphers on lta system ana WI w
control the movement q. trains WIZ I t I 9
automatic block sigma! system ana w y
additional telephone taclll ties.
This change will affect the entire line
from HobokenS TO Du fralo. aa well as al !!
tho branches. n viii be the first railroad
In America to make such q sweeping
change. Trains will then he controlled
under rules pract!ced In ENGLAND, where
sdispatohers are unknown. .ss "a 81 III 5
General Superintendent Clarke, Of the
;; ackawanna r abroad. authorized the In
formation that Ills company is preparing
10 ADOPT a new method which embraces
tho sinultaneous use OF one wire for both
telegraph and telephone. ~ connection 9 tie
with a new type hof aWltohboa me n
wires a. as TO give several OF spcl1 Icir-
by which any ds q. q , Migs saA
graph or telephone, or Joint telegraph-
telephone uHe. H "a Z ~ gy \ q,
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-10
New Paper Started.

The NEvADAN acknowledge the re-
ceipt upon our desk of the initial
number of the Monday Call, a new
paper started in Reno. F. G. jenkins,
a former editor of the Winnemucca
Silver State, is editor and manager.
The Call is a neatly printed paper and
full of interesting news relating to
Reno and the State in general. We
wish Bro. Jenkins unbounded sue
cess.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-10
Fortunate Missourians.

"When | was a druggist at Livonia,
Mo, writes T. j. Dryer, now of Grays-
vile, Mo-. "three of my customers were
permanent, cured Of consumption by
DIR. Kings New Discovery, and are well
and strong to-day. One was trying to
sell his property and move to Arizona,
but after using New Discovery a short
time he found il unnecessary to do so.
. regard DR.. Kings New Discovery as
the most wonderful medicine in exist
ence." .Surest cough and cold cure and
throat ard lung healer. Guaranteed by
druggist, SOC and 81. Trial bottle free
At Lemaire & Sons.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-10
Has q Portion Of His Foot Amputsted.

We stated in a recent issue OF the
NEvADAN that William Eckman who
is Salt Lake City, was suffering from
q severe case OF blood poisoning and
had to undergo an operation by which
he had the big toe VI his left foot m
putated, after which it was thought
he would get along all right. This
week We were informed that he had to
submit to another operation and
had part of his foot removed, which
was found necessary to do by the ply
sicians.
Mr.. Eckman's many friends in
Lander county, and they are legion,
will be panied to hear OF his sad mis-
fortune.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1906-05-10
Representatives Elected.

At q meeting OF Argenta Lodge No.
10, K. of p, the following persons
were elected to the Grand Lodge
which meets in Reno June 14th:
l.. A. Lemaire.
w. j. Woolcock.
A. Wise.
A. D. Lemaire.
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new TO-DAY.
TO THE PUBLIC.

/ha0e disposed Of all ofmy gen
syaI merchandise steak and build
ing TO z. S. Msndiae. Al az
counts formerly due me are noz0
payable to him, and all liabilities
@Me business heretofore dOndutted
BY myself are Under agreement as
snmed BY him.
EA ME/TAS.