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The Washington times., 1906-06-24

in the fall upon a grander scale than before.
Directed BY DR.. J. Fred Wolfe, s0ho
made ld-famous the Bach festiUaIs at
Bethlehem, Pa, the concerts of the first seq
son proceed an inspiring success. Ill The con-
certS planned aUere giUen, except the last,
sUhich, scheduled for Aprii 20, goa5 made i'm
possible BY the great calamity. In improVised
concert, hoSOeVer, Scds green in Nay before
the ashes of San Francisco 7vere cool.
In The splendid Greek Theare-an am
phitheatre planned upon heroic lines BY Na-
mre-fVe magnificent concerts sUere given.
The first fcaS attended BY more than 5000 en-
thnsiasffe musie iovers, oUer 10000 heard
the Par5ifaI Prelude that opened the fffh
Such 1Uas the encouragement giUen that
rrith the series in the fall a nea0 musical epoch
rrW da1Cn upon the Pacific Coast. 1t IS be-
ieced that in time music-lovers a0iH journey
tozCahfornia for these open-ar symphonies as
thy go noze to Beyreuth for "ParsifaL'
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
BONANZA KING
IN MORE TROUBLE
He is Sued by the Loveloek Com
mercial Company for Nearly
Five thousand Dollars

The Bonanza King Mining Soi"pa'
:, snrine valley, south of Loveiock' -
l. more trouble. The company has peen
oao defendant to a suit for $44so76 by
..a I.ovelock Commercial Company
.,,,on claims that it sold merchandise
;, various kinds to the company to that
value. The plaintiff company asks TOT
Judgment for the value of the merchan-
disc with interest accruing from August
81. 1906.
Last September the Bonanza ming
Company was made defendant In sun
brought by c. 7. Bender for $l2,Voo'
Bender claiming that accounts assigned
to him by j. p. Fitting had never been
paid by he company.
Cheney & Massey of Reno appear as
attorneys for the plaintiff
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
RoosEvELTs REPLY.

President Ripley of the Santa Fe Raail-
road gave II as his opinion that not one
person In a hundred in these United
States is interested in the question o.
rate regulation. He put forth this re-
markable statement at the annual dinner
of the Los Angeles Chamber of Com
merce a few days ago.
President Ripley may have his reasons
for making such a statement. but at any
rate he probably knows of one person
who is vitally interested and II seems
to the Silver State that every person
who wears clothes or eats food not pro-
duced on his own garden patch is in
terested in the question of freight rates.
The only class of people not directly
interested is the class making up the
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce and
simalir boards throughout the country
Merchants don't care particularly what
their freight bills are because they add
the INTO the price OF the goods and the
consumer pays them.
President Ripley said one true thing
IN the course of his speech He SAID
that the whole country is stampeded.
II is The House of Representatives nae
passed good bill comforting all neces-
sary power on the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and to use slang expires
sion. IL is now up to the Senate ~
,he Senate does not do something " "hi
!, al, probability, be s'stampeded' when
the people get whack at It's august
members.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
THE RENO
KILLING
Coroner's Inquest Causes
a Number Of Interest
ing Queries

The inquest over the remains OF Tom
Hampton. killed in the U and ! saloon
at Reno the other day by Barkeeper Car
ter. developed some strange facts.
An interesting feature Of the inquest
was the weighing OF the bullets taken
from the remains OF Hampton. A s.
caliber bullet, of a size believed to be
similar to that used in the weapon used
by Carter, weighed exactly 1ls grains.
The bullet extracted from the leg Of
Hampton weighed 81 grains; the one
from the brain weighed l4S grains and
the one that was found in the clothing
and which is believed to have pierced
Hampton's neck. weighed 1874 grains.
A regular 4l-caiiber bail. similar to
that used in the weapon employed by
Hampton. weighed 1876 grains
This disparity between the weight OF
the bullets found IL Hampton's body and
the weight of the average ss-caliber bull
let iss strange" says the Coroner '"rhe
bullet found In the leg does not weigh as
heavy as the average SO. but in leaving
the revolver or in passing through the
iiesh it might have lost - norton OF the
lead which frequently happens. Tbe
ball In the brain. on the other hand. -
far too heavy for the average ss-ealibsr
bali and It strengthens the suspicton
that ii might not have come from Car
ter's sun.
.Carfer,s brother. Richard Carter. was
positive In his testimony and 20 were
HOFFMAN. johnson and Lowry that there
were only two people ArtnH- stewart
Carter and Tom Hampton. But. on the
other hand. there was found in Hamp-
TONS brain ball fartoo heavy to have
come from Carter's gun.
! Hamptoa,s funeral took place this
afternoon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
MOUNT ROSE TO BE
PERMANENT STATION
The Old Mountain. Snow-capped
all the Year. Is an important
Point for Scientific Investigation

For the protection OF Its scientists md
students. the State University is to erect
a station on Mt Rose. which pokes Its
snowy peak 5000 or 10000 feet above It's
sister hills of the Sierras some eighteen
miles southwest Of Reno. Within the
next week Professor Church and Single
ton Charnock. student. will ascend the
old mountain and on its summit lay
plans for the building which will be
built In Norwegian style. partly UNDER
ground.
The taking of atmospheric observa-
t,ons from Mt. Rose has become an I'M
portant part Of the scientific investiga-
tions being carried on by tho university
and many excellent results have been
obtained. The conditions Of the various
levels OF the air have been studied under
varying circumstances.
The station TO be erected will be fitted
with sleeping compartments and stored
with plenty OF provisions.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
A SHOOTING AT RHvoLirE.

Jonathan Davis and Deputy Sheriff
Macdonald engaged in pistol duel On
the streets in Rhyolite Saturday aDd
Davis now occupies cell in the Bull
frog jail. where he was taken W the
angry ofiicer.
Davis had been drinking during Inc
day aud finally began exploding D. ra-
mite caps on the streets. He was orccvtd
to desist by the oficer ana for reply
he drew his gun and shot at Ma;Donaid'
The bullet narrowly missed the Latter.
who fired twice at Davis and wooad
probably have killed him Lad not the
latter thrown up his hands and s'sr-
rendered his weapon.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

camp Of great promise and sure of
boom. But now Pm telling you that
everything they've got in Manhattan to-
day would not mora than be patch 70
one mine--only one single mine-in the
Yerington country.
Youthink pretty well Of Goidheld. OF
course-now that 1t is proved up.
But you had your doubts about Gold
field for a long time and you'll have your
doubts about this Yerington country till
outsiders get the cream and let you IN
for the sour milk--then you'll get out
and shout for tho Walker River country.
You have good opinion of Bullfrog.
too, since Schwab has offered tor is re-
ported to have offered) Ave millions for
the Montgomery -Shoshone. But I am
telling you now that the owners Of the
Montgomery -Shoshone only claim to
have five millions OF value in sight
They have taken me al tarough the
property ana 1 would think Ave mil
lions a generous estimate OF what saw.
and considers 1t really marvellous
mine. too.
but just think There Is one single
mine (the Bluestone) down in that Yer
ington country. on the edge Of the In
dian reservation, with nine millions In
sight
THAT beats all Manhattan-beats any
mine in Goldfield, beats even the great
Montgomery-Shosho of Bullfrob-beats
anything in any of the new camps Of
Nevada except the great Quartete of
Searchlight and the Nevada Consolidated
and the Giroux Consolidated Of Ely
You have great respect for ELY ssnce
the Guggenheims are publicly reported
to have offered 81 100000 for 81 per cent
Of the stock of the Nevada Consolidated
But when / visited Ely last year and
wrote up the camp I pronounced 1t tho
greatest copper deposit known In thu
world. you could have bought 81 per cent
of that stock for exactly $2.55o.ooo. IS q
share.
Since sseins Ely l have publicly and
repeatedly predicted that Nevada is des
tined within a short time to iead th'
world az a copper producer.
Ely IL the central point OF develop
sae,t In tire great. eastern Nevada COP
per belt that extends north and sout
from the Idaho ine to Arizona.
."Yerington II the central point In tn
great western Nevada copper belt tha
extends north and south from the Ore
gon line to Arizona and Southern Call
| fornia.
Keep your eye on Yerington-its 60
ing to boom. just as Ely Is boming."
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
SOLDIERS GOING EAST.

Quite a number Of United States SOL
dicrs passed through winnemucca the
last day or two en- route east. having ar
rived from San Francisco. They have
been transferred to New York City.
after being on the coast for the past
1--WE years. They are portion OF the
Sixth United States Infantry.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
HOLD NINE FOR WAGES.

e. Matteson and John Thomas are
lying in the mouth of the seventy foot
shaft on the Indian group of claims in
the Funeral range, armed with winches-
tiers. to prevent the transfer of the group
TO Frank Dunham until their wages are
paid by Ishmael & Haller. the former
owners
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
FRAUD EXPOSED.

4 few counterfeiters have lately beer
making and trying to sell limitations ..
DIR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds. and other medi-
cines. thereby defrauding the pubic
This is 10 warn you to beware OF such
people. who seek to proit. through steal
ing the reputation OF remedies which have
been successfully curing diseases for over
as years. A sure protection. to you. Is
our name on the wrapper Look for Il.
On all DR.. Kings. or Bucklens remedies,
as all others are limitations. HI d.
BrCKLEN q CO.. Chicago. ILL.,. and
Windsor. Canada. For sale by the Eagle
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
PARADISE
MASQUERADE
The Good People There
Successfully Celebrate
Washington 5 Birthday

February 22d, the anniversary CT Geo.
washlngton's birthday, VAS ntinsly hon-
ored In Paradise VALLEY ~ thc most
brilliant social function he valley has
witnessed In many years. grand mas
uuersde ball was given Ia the dancing
hall OF the Auditorium Hotel. The gcr'-
al host Alfonso Pasaualc. mad his grand
hotel brilliantly illumi1a ID fcr the &C.
casion. The dancing floor was in per-
feet condition and excellent music was
furnished by Messrs Vargas and Hill
of Winnemucca The maskers were in
troduced In happy style by the Hon
Is. +. Riley
At $50 the grand march started by
over sixty masked persons. who pre-
scented an interesting and picturesque
sight. Turks and bandits kings and In
dian chieftains, dukes and policemen
marched past with colonial danes, Wait
rssaea cooks. fairies. snake cha-iars
and flower girls
sumptuous supper was served In te
great dining room on the south side OF
the hotel after which the dancing :on-
tinued until the peep OF day
Mr.. Pasqmale is 10 be congratulated On
the success OF this function. as all were
loua In praise OF the increasing attrac-
t,ons of his beautiful hotel ard 'n'
splendid arrangements he had i'Adc 'or
the entertainment OF his guests.
some Of those present were:
Mary Coleman. representing '"'
maid MM
Laura Coleman. Japanese Lady
Louis Riley, Chinese merchant
Allen Twist Esquinella.
Geyhardt Miller and Harry s'ocA'
twin coons
Lena and Minnie Kinnicky, wai'resses'
James Holt and Charles Burns. Turks
Mrs. James Riley. dancing girl
ELI Bradshaw. coon. g.
Mrs. VIM. Freemonth. snake charmer-
Mrs. Chas. stock. Fourth of July.
Mrs. J., p. Byrnes. school girl.
Mrs. James Otis. Red Cross nurse.
George Bsadshaw. clown.
James tis. Irishman.
James r. Byrnes. Paradise Constable.
Mrs Jesse Bradshaw. baby.
Walter Twist. domino
ED Kitchener. domino
Mrs. w. C. Bradshaw. sweetness.
Mrs. s. ID. Riley. cotton blossom.
Miss Florence Lye. lady bronco rider.
Miss MAY Schwartz. good luck.
Miss Il. Wallis. Martha Washington.
Miss Mabel Darrah. Japanese lady
Miss Florence Fallen. Canadian nurse
Miss O. N. Wise. nurse.
Miss A. Darrah. flower girl.
ED Stock. bicyclist
Hugh l.. Darrah. one of the coon 400.
Irving Case, one OF the tribe.
Mrs w. e. Townsend, Silver State.
Miss Eva Byrnes. Spanish girl
Miss Lily Byrnes. flowers
Mrs. ID. Cathcart. one little girl in blue.
Mi. NJ Ca lca /, sailor sirl.
Miss Lulu Schwartz. Halloween witch.
Miss Minnie Schwartz, Little Miss
Muffit.
Miss Emma Schwartz. Topsy.
Thad Coleman. ranchman.
Fritz Stock, Irish Mike.
Harry Holt cook.
Thomas Bradshaw. Spanish bullfighter
Wink Bradshaw. monkey.
Bert oxford. convict.
George Riley. convict.
Nat Merritt. sailos boy.
Harry Lye. Indian chief
Nose Gilbert bandit.
william Townsend, buscher boy
]. Cathcart. Hey, Rube
Mrs. Vargas. fancy dress.
Mrs. Hin. fancy dress.
Alex Shaw. cl6wn comedian.
ALA Bradshaw, queen OF hearts
Andrew Mer. IT, prince.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

fhEoADEN AAAD a
Among the nominations sent to the
Senate yesterday by the President were
the following:
Postmaster-C e. Beemer. Sparks.
New: Arthur L. Thomas. Salt Lake.
Utah; ID. w. Morris. Modesto. Cay.
Consul at Annoy. China. Harry L. Pad
dock. California.
Mr.. Beemer is the present postmaster
at Sparks and has been re-appointed.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
THE INCUBATOR BABY DIED.

The infant child OF A. GULL, born some
weeks ago at Yerington. and which the
physician tried to raise in an incubator
of his manufacture. died few days ago.
For some days after birth the little one
thrived in its peculiar surroundings and
the mother and father thought It could
be removed without harm. They took
1t from the incubator and washed ana
clothed 1t. and in a day or two It died.
The doctors think It had a fair chance
to live If the parents had followed their
instructions in caring for 1t.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
TWO HUNDRED LEAsERs.

1t is claimed that 200 leasers are now
working in Manhattan district. Nye
county.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

William Kitchener, Duke of Marlbor-
ough
Frank Kemler, King James l.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

ARE rou RESTLESS At NIGHT:
And harrasssd by . had coughs Uss
Ballard's Horshound syrup: II win ssssuss
you sound sleep and s4eot = prompt a.
radical cure Easis Drug and JswsISy
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27
FOR oALH.

Good balsd alfalfa hay: carload ioeas
prompt shipment CHAs b. MaQk
Lcvs'oek. New
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

OrFIC1 NuNovED.
Or. p. J. 4Angan has removed Ais c1Deo
10 the hsw CArdsao building. ~
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-27

REPORTED N TIME.
Roth Nos 3 and 6 are reported on '''i's
this evening.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

fret mo often in bolem gertrauen uno tbeiIen
Gle uns aue Sbre Sbuptome uno 9eioen nit.
&ir f6iden Sbnen frete1 8fotb lin eiufadeH,
oeriieeeItem Goubert), tuie sic 5i furirer fino.
aorefe: 9abies' aSoiiorb Dept, Ibe CHATTANOOGA
Oaeoicine Co., CHATTANOOGA, Tenn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

ten bate, bat @ei@munn ielne etgene
@9lafiteue sesen cine feline Selos
enti9doieur9 gum Saudi a~nssbotsn,
ipprauf Wei@mann abnungslos eil@
segangen unb ipmit bas irrtbimlide
Spfer geporben lit. gr hinterldBt
me6rere &inber.
9prib. !9ier feierte Der 2ebrer
SeKenbprf, elmer Der G%lteiten peniio>
nirten 2ebrer Yommerns, in i~eltener
2Grper> unb @eiitesfrii4e ieinen 80.
@eburtstag. 9srielbe bat pGbreno
Ieinsr san5en %54idhrisen Sienit5sit
Q837-1891) nur cine Stele inne ge@
babt, unb Spar in SrieBig i'm hieiigen
areiie, pOielbit er in srpbem Segeu
eeipirft bat.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

Die Saf9ingsnummer zines Miinz
9ener 8Iattes entbieIt cine iebr geluns
gene perfiflase auf bic @rpBmGuligteit
Der @nglGnoer in 9eitalt bes foIsenben
~Spnopner Spe5iulberi9ts":
Der StapeIIouf bes
r9reat6 mputb"
&aum tit Die DeutI9e Murinepelt
bur4 ben Stupellauf bes 500 SUB
langen nSreaOnousbt" in 9runo uno
8oben seI9mettert, ba tommt AUDI
16on bic Ra9ri9t bon einem neueri
Stapellauf zines neuen ariessf9iffes.
oes n9reatbmOutb", tpel9es in feds
WoGen gebaut puroe. Wte lang IS
TT, tpnnte trpb Der fie6erbaften SbGz
tigteit Der berOurragenbiten enslii9en
Seometer ni9t ausgemefen perben,
ems lit aber ii9er: Der v9reatmoutb"
TT 10 grpb, bab fein &ommanbant ben
r9reabnOugbt" als Qn6Gneisl an Der
nbrfette tragen fam! Ser v@reat>
mouth" tit 10 grob, bab Der 3eitunter>
f3ieb 5tpii9en Bug unb Sed, fpenn
bas S@iff in tpetli9sr Hi9tuns lduft,
mebrere Stunben betrGet; er lit 10
groB, baB bas S9iff NIT mebreren
@elerfen berieben iperoen mibte, neil
es in seraber Gi9tuns bur9 tleinere
Meere ni6t bur6 fam; er lit 10 arpb,
baB er ii4 ipie cine Rieieni6lanss mit=
tels biefer @elents I'm gang England
berumlegen fann; er lit TO groB, bab
man bon 8adbprb Bis Steuerbprb fpe>
gen Der &riimmun9 Der Grbpberfld9e
ni4t feben fann; er 1T 10 grpB, bab gu
fetner Saufe bic iibli9e Slui6e Self
ni4t geniiste, ipnbern Elm gauges SAB
ghdmpagner eebrau9t tpurbe; er lit 10
grob, baB 81 feiner 8emannung &az
DaQerie nDtbig lit; er lit 10 groB, Dab
bic gan5e beutf9e Slotte bequem IN
ieiner &ambiiis untersebra9t tperben
fonnte; er tit 70 sroB, baB pdbreno
Der 8eiidtigung bur4 ben aOnig bic
fer piermal ben 3plinber UNI bic Wefte
pedieln mubte, neil fi9 inatpiiden bic
Woben sednbert batten; er lit 10 groB,
bab elm 6Gbnri9 our Gee, Der ppm
9intertbeil i'm 2aufi9ritt Bis gum
Bug eilt, bort als %peniionirter @bmis
raj antummt; sr tit 10 erpb, bab, tperul
nur Der Sebnte She'll BON benz pabr
tpare, mas bic SinsOpreHe iiber feline
9rDBe sufammenliist, INNER nod
9unberte bon naipen W%idelfinoern
bu5u sebOrten, nm ben 5nan5tgiten
She'll bapon 81 glduben!
Die @rDbe bss r9reatmoutb" 1T
nod INNER perfatpinbenb flein i'm
@erbGltnib gu ieiner Siir6terli9teit!
Seine &ieiensei9iiBe DermDsen f9on
nit plabputrpnen gunSe moberre Slot
ten unb 8iitenbefetisungen tpegsufes
gen. Seine panser iinb 10 bid, baB
elm normaler Sorpebp pbex cine Ntiene
ni6t einmal ben Selfdrbenun ltri1
bargn Su Dur9bpbren permug. Seine
Mafdinen iinb 10 f4neI. baB Big isBt
tein Meer auf biefem 9lobus gefunben
tperben fonnte, in benz Der v@reats
mouth" plab fGnbe, nm eine @iertel<
ftunbe eerabeaus su fabren; er lduft
mebr 8noten, als bic gan5e engliide
PreHe aufammen aufsufpeifen bat.
Oaau brau1t Der r@reutmoutb1 teile
&oblen: er tpirb einfa4 omr9 Snrbt<
men eetrieben, fpel4e BON Der uiges
beuren WaRertruft bes @olfftroms IN
8eipsguns seieBt uerben.
Wie Der ,Gngeneer" mittbeilt, tit
bic beutihe Marineleituns rtarne11lps
befiir5t, iiebt Der Sadie aber poutoms
men gefabt entsegen unb baut bersits
on einem 2inieni4iff bon mod gdna
anberen Musmaben. Gs piro 10 groB,
bab es feds @diff6en tpie ben .@reats
mouth" als 8sibpote mitnslmen fpiro.
Wie foI bas nod enben!2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

Die preife Ill 9 8 tein
iinb ungebeuer perf9ieoen. Sc na4
Ger QudlitGt iteigen lie fir bic Sonne
bon So Bis $3.50.
SIM 3opIosif9en @arten
in 8reslau haben lie iiingit einenIffen
an ben Mugen operirt unb bas Shisr
trdst jebt cine 8riae.
SnSnbien tperben ipGbrenb Der
nGdten brei Sabre jdhrli4 etipa so.
Miaionen Dollars fir Giienbahnbau,
ten perausgabt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

Die Sai9inssnummer zines Miins
9erer glattes entbielt cine iebr seluns
gene periiflase auF Die 9roBmGulisteit
Der @ngldnber in 9eitalt bes foIsenben
~Spnopner SpeSiuIberi9ts":
Ser q fnheIInuf 6a2
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24

grDBte &pbIenfl0a in
Oeutf4lanb tit bas 6lD5 Reben=go>
BANNER in Der oberihleffden @rnbe
&Dnigim 2uife. Gr bat cine MGatigs
felt BON 10 Biz Is Meter.
@rs
beiterinnen in Rublanb erbaltsn fur
eine IL = 14itiinbige 4rIeits5ett
burai9nittlia 20 aopefen !Irbeits'
Iobn. sic miiRen fi@ ieIbft Derpfls'
aen.
-MnaiisIi9. 2ommis: Der
gbef bat mid einen ~9eu9ler" unb
Der 8udbulter elm .babplonif4es
Minbbieh" senannt!" College: rSis
= ben gbsf tpiirb' ih pe..tlagen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
: StpIa. @emGIbebdnbler (bei

= StoI5. acknowledgements (bei
ipeI6em Der COMMENCEMENT feline
Trau treffen min: nSbre Srau 1T nod
ni1t bagepeien". Gommercienrath:
81 cine Srau, tpie metne Srau. TIT
iiberbaupt nod ni4t bagepefen!"
= 8epeis. rNun fpeiB i4 bod,
bab @lie mid pirfIid liebt." $50,
fpober2" = rMls seftern bas MilitGr
nit tlingenbem Spie! on ibrem Sem
iter poriibsraos, blieb iie rubis Bel mir
am Slide ffben."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
!. Die Sauptfprde. g

- Sie 9auptfprse. Bruut
(am Sage bpr Der 9o45eit): ~2anss
barf uniere 5odaeitsreife nidt tpGbz
rem, &ubplf, fonft pirb mein Reifez
fleib unmobern!"
Cine fIeine S4Iaue.
Gls&en: r2ann id elm paar &iri4en
baben, Mama9" rHun, 10 nimm
Dir cine 9anbpon." = gls9en (naf
turaer l1eberlegung): r@4, bunn sif
lieber Ou mir tpelGe."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
Die S1dim bes Mmtumpbiliften.

@nGbiser 9err: rIber 2ifi,
mas fGnt Sbnen benin elm, meine @utoz
m~obilbrille in Der &iide 81 beniiseng"
2ifi: rgntfhulbisen g, gnG'
.6err, i6 mub beim 3piebelfdmiben
immer 70 peinen!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-24
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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15

Republican delegates to the county
conventiOn-Th L. Wharton, 81;
Philip Walker, 81; James Wallace. 81,
Democratic delegate to the county
convention VIM. Y. Andreae.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1906-06-15
SUCCESSFUL SALE.

The eighth annual sale and delivery
day conducted by George Mcintyre on
Saturday last, was successful in every
respect. The weather was ideal, the
sale had been extensively advertised
and buyers for miles around came to
purchase necessary farm implements.
On this day alone Is buggies and sur
rey, 10 Deering binders, % mowers, 10
hOrserakes and Handy wagons, be-
sides q cultivatOrs, wind mills and IL
sets of harness were sold to farmers
around Yale
The parade of these goods, together
with those ready for delivery, started
about four o'clock from his warehouse
on Main street. 1t proceeded south
ward TO Wood street through which it
went to kennelick and thence to Main
again. The parade was an imposing
array of implements, and was a good
example Of what an energetic man,
using judicious advertising can do.
The last rig in the parade contained
the Yale Citizens Band, or more truth
fully, what was left of the band.
In the drawing of the tickets for the
SlS harness, Fred Rapley became the
lucky pOssessor of a fine single harness.
Mr.. Mcintyre feels well pleased with
the success of his sale and we'll he may.