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Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08

A play in which sensation, merriment
and pathos are delightfully."- blended ID
''Hooligan in New York" which will en-
tertain the patrons Of the opera house,
Sunday, March 18th. 1t is under the
direction Of Mr.. II. II. Frazee, who has
given it notable scenic environment.
A sensational scene is the interior OF a
Chinese opium den in New YORK, show
ing the rescue Of the heroine from the
clutches OF the villain and his Moa.
golian aids.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08


A fifty shot rifle match was shot in
Idaho Springs Sunday between w. S.
Green, Of this city, and w. G.. Hudson,
OF Denver. The latter won the contest
by sixteen points, having heavier cali.
ber gun than Mr.. Green and was not af
fected by the wind to the extent that
Mr.. Green was. A fifty shot match will
be held in this city in the near future to
determine which Of the two gentlemen is
the superior marksman. Accompanying
Mr.. Green from here to witness the
shoot were c. e Wiley, Dud Graves,
Ray Stout and DR.. A. G. Asquith.
Religious scruples were set aside Sun
day evening and the largest house OF the
season witnessed the performance OF
"The Girl From Sweden" at the opera
house. The play was comedy drama,
presented in four acts. Beautiful scenic
effects were produced, more particularly
the snow scene. The rescue OF Little
Jimmie. Who was thrown into the ocean
by the wretched villain, was great piece
of stage realism. Master George Falk.
ner in his specially stunts made hit
with thu audience. During the inter-
mission between the acts Miss Rose
Philips performed on the piano. Her
playing was artistic and pleased the down
stairs and upstairs alike. The young
lady possesses unusual musical talent,
and II she is sample Of the musicians
Mr.. McFsrlane intends to engage In his
twelve piece orchestra, the theatregoers
will be better pleased with the orchestra
than with the shows.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08

A copy of the Gilpin and Clear Greek
Mining District Map is offered as a
premium with one years subscription
to the Observer. The cost to you will
be only $500, where if you buy the
map alone it will cost you Sl.O0. AS
you we'll know the regular price of the
Observer is $500 per year. Paid-up
subscribers renewing their subscrip-
tions can take advantage of this offer.
Gilpin observer., 1906-03-08

Backed up by over
a third of a century ~
of remarkable and uni ~S
form cures, a record ~
such as no other tY
remedy for the Al:SHI
disc ases and
weaknesses Pc =
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rnc Grnud Jnry'- Rsppr,.

The report Ni the grand iary is meet
ing with n goni deal OF u~niayOrable
criticism. Elsew here IN this issue will
be fouud ii communication from u tax
payer Who IT, links that boIy of mquisit-
ora failed To perform their duty in not re-
tuTUm. indictments against officers who
In SO failed to enforce the law III regard
10 gaming and other licenses. Judging
from what tho writer hns heard many
citizens say, Taxpayer 70 no; ihc only
one in Elko who holds and rxpr,s ses
that opinion. He inns the backing OF
a large clement IL this community who
believes TINT Inv should be enforced
6gainnt officers whU fail to per form
their sworn duties rs web ia against
other offenders,
Tho writer handles the report without
gloveo.Rnd spares TO one. II any nom
Der OF the late grand iuIy or uny tier
citizen desires to reply 10 az xpay cr,-
the columns nf the IN~pErESDEST arr
open to him without charge,
Read the article and judge im ouec
OF the jus,noss Of tho writer's criiici-d.s.
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Liseoln co.p,y.. p.,e

A 80 rEUHH""
There has been much said u Late
concerning the debt OF Lincoln county,
and many mistaksn stories arc current
concerning it's origin says tho Search
light Record.
Furthermore some OF these stories are
euch as to cause ultra scrupulous per-
sons to oppose any plan which pro.
poses a compromise. Those familiar
with the true facts have no
such qualms. the conditions being q
follows:
In the year 1869. the county wa
formed, with Hike as the county seat,
The first five years was a period OF
great depression aud annually the coun-
~ treasury piled up an aver increasing
deficit. There being no funds warrants
were issued in pay ment OF debts incur
red. These ~arrants seldom brought
more than fifty cents on the collar. and
rs a result all bills were made ont
against the county accordingly. II is
q matter OF record that lead pencils
were cold to the county at the rate OF
si0 a dozen.
Then too. there was a great deal os
grating mixed up with the admin
istration Of affairs. IL is related that
ono eherif taking advantage OF an ex-
istinR law governing the attach.
mont Of property OF d%elioqu.nt tax.
payers, served come forty attachments
on Il SINGLE trip aud charged the county
with ne many single trips. His bill
Amounted to $4,000 but The commission
era in Il epastn Of economy. cut it to
sI5,G COO.
Then came the building of the conlt
house, nnothcr piece Of big grafiing
Affairs wen, from bad m worse until
finally the county was unable to even
secure cndit at any price. In 1875
Legislative authority was given for tba
county to ISSUE bonds with which to
take up the outstanding warrants and
this was lone to the TIME Of sI8I ,0C0.
These bonds We ~ 20 run for ten years
end to bear interests at tile rate Of ten
per cent annually. Tho bill authorizing
the issue having provided n Ink calculated
to care for the interest and to provide
for the payment OF the principal. This,
however, it failed To do and 's u result
very little interest was ever paid and
not a cent Of he priuriuu, L" da;e
tue fetal indebtedness IN round num-
bers amounts to about 81, QUO, 900.
When it is understood how the II
" was grated INTO debt no one should
oppose a compromise settlement.
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aud CIR. atness II the county. The cleo
ton hao no special Significance except
to prove that Elko county Is still saiely
democratic.
Arguments were resumed today in the
Unit Vi States circuit court ON demur-
rcrs OF the Now York Central. Penneyl-
vania and allied railroad to indictments
charging them with yiviuG rebates and
concessions to the Standard Oil COM
pany ON shipments nf oil from OleRn n.
T., til Rutland VI.
SAN Francisco, Nov. Judge Coley
today rendered. his decision III the
Dol seer will cnn'"-t. a:aiu upholdinR
the will That lcri the bulk II the estate
TO Eta Marian War u. .hr c!:,-. friend
and companion of i!cr Ia Dolacer. The
contest was brought hy tlnratio
Scbander Of Sacramento, nm uncle Of
the deceased.
Tho preliminary examination Of j. u.
Vargas. charged witt, having assaulted
George Castro up .hr ri hi oi October
and will probably not he concluded Tor
days. W. s. Drnni!ie!i is the
attorney for the defendant. tine State
being represented hy District Attorney
Quicker, with Otto Williams Of ElSu AS
associate counsel.-llumholdt Star.
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roe r~UNspAY.s pA1LY.
Salmaqundi.


General Shatter died at Bakersfield
California, at l2:45 yesterday afternoon
from pneumonia.
The grand jury adjourned last even
ing and nearly all Of the jurors have
gone home.
We Yere mistaken yesterday in stating
that Albert Butler was elected sheriff OF
White Pine county. The returns were
Published wrong in the Nvws.
The Rt. Rev. Franklin S. SpaldmR.
ID. D. will be at ST. Paul's Church toi
services both morning III evening san.
day November 18th.
e. N"yser and Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet
ksyaer r"iurnrd from Missouri yes,er-
day afternoon. The! report n pleasant
trip to the OH home.
p. j. Sehrpau was brought before
Judge Rruwr r,,ia afternoon md given
until Saturday az 8 o'clock to plead to
the udi"imort charging him. with tor
gerry.
The Gans.Nelaon moving picture
show NJ Lc--arI Hall tonight. II you
wnnt Ia see how the black brute wallop.
eel the white brute ut GoIdti-ld lake in
the show.
Charlie +. - hers majority in the
fourth congressional district Of Missouri
IS liG?. .ind-"w county, hiB home,
gave tie rrpn. licun candidate Tor
supreme judge 3D. majority and he
carried it by 80.
The changes ignored b! the grand
jury wo:r against the following defend
nnie, all from Carlin: A.. Deco sgari,
murder; !. i'iccin!ni, assault with in.
tent 70 kill; John Hoy, Charley Roach
and Churir! Carey. all G! arg"i with an
The EaJ.t Il wlr ~ re to lay is taken
w by the report # the gr ind jury. 1t
shows the lax mrii l. 81 IEsuing and
collecting ganiTl aud o,hrr licenses.
Every taxpayer III the county should
read it and harm bow IL, ir officers are
enfoIcug the law.
Tie grand iIry Jailed Ia look into the
licensing ~ rIol UtnchLC5. During the
qugrto: rH l.ES June 10th there were
about iiIty slot machines il the county
and only nine or ten of them paid a
~liceEse las shown 10y tie quarterly report
OF the sh, riG. These machines are not
such u necessity that the people must
have them in violation Of the law. Tho
grand jury evidently overlooked the col
lection of slot machine licenses.
Green water two weeks ago had only
onc woman resident, hut non, uOtwith-
Standing the desoiHte surroundings vp
the verge Of DEATH Valley and tn" sua.
gcstive name of Funeral range at the
base a! which llIo town Is situated. there
Ii "a fair percentage 81 the tomato Goa.
trugcn'. This is a veri:icatlon Of lhe
venerable axiom: "lf all the men III
the world were on Quo island and tho
women on another how many poor
women wOuld be drowned
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A TAXPAYERS CpITIcIsA
How the Report Of the Grand Jury
Looks to Him
EpIroa IsDErEsnkSr.

EDITOR lSDEPESnEST:
The report OF tile grand jury as it
appeared in ynur isA.a-of Tuesday is a
document of more thnn passing interest,
Tor It will go down in hiatnry us u mopu.
ment nf corruption Uni araltelled in
Eikp county. With this statement;
{ There is no question OF the disregard OF
maay witnessr@,- | want to ask every
far .uiUdcd. c.tizttt which IL most cor.
rurt, the eambicra, the oficcre or the
grand jury? When oficers appear be-
!oin u grand Jury will the statement
'lni rs y.tS "..uily ccgnizant that the
!aw sr. not being obeyed and that
genes bhvp Lten running without
~iirrasr A"i tia; ttsrc have been retail
.iqt;or ii $3.50 uurGilected:- when the
conn,y ipsinR 600 in one month
from ',,7il e li.ensee; and when
these Eic's are rough, before the grapd
jury no "niy H. 4. ynuId be retormer in
the Srun,uuu!t,. i"n hy the officers and
gamblers the, a. ln- ranl the grand jury
says "%hi ~ ri,h ''avt brought in
diclmruI ngniu-t iv uflGu,icrs we feel
conv,rc Il .hr ncst results may be
obtained J.. . ump!.te recital Of these
matters Gu'It r ,irpn 10y Indictment" it
IS time ~" IBIS; c: Judge had called
another rr: iE "a indici the last
one caIlsj.
That rrVor: is an interesting docu-
ment. L IL, IL nur can rend between
the line, 80 Indictment u%Guinst The
grand jury IT eii. VIII IS i; .iat where
evidence is as strongly stated as to
warrant n~Iictuienr tile winnie matter is
pissed over ~ supply recommending?
Another ciri IN tiiis document 10 it's
conclusion. -Sr have suggested to the
sheriff ti,G; Ia = enforce he Cunning
law. Ire erus"i Jury canuot force amy
officer OF c,t.zM 80 Lake any step, but
it can adaorlsh aud caution them"
Why dii iie grand jury not udmonish
Jack lar ~, Sui!iv'in ana Conway and
let them loose? Had tliey not been
sufficiently ~ ned Nv several months
ncarccrn''n.? w" hag" an eye opener
when we r, nd nat one n!uiI IS admonish-
ed when 40 yunS !uur .!anIes, upon
which the 500 liceUsc lna not been
collected, and another man brought up
for houSebrensmg is indicted.
II the "sr md Jury cnnnol force any
officer or citizen Ia take any step" but
simply recUmmeni, why The expense Of
IA session? Are WE reliably ininr med
Ma, IL thorough investigation would
have taken more time thnn prom
Trent grand jurors cou'i have given,
then Llsy adjourned nCEnre .hcir wor
was done. Every q nd juror was given
"a chance 10 vott. Tor ur ~a:,'ist udici-
ment in some Cases. Can AN one in
foTm the public whether ii,ry were
given this opportunity ~ Lie cas-. Of
.nm bling? why not serve al criminals
HIiGr? Wig are Conway lud O'Bren
and those fellows who have, perhaps
driven 10y pn,rrty, broken into peoples
| houses indicted wien others because OF
:.iluencc aud st .nalluG IN tIe community
are simply cuutnnncd AID ~hen officers
who made li,. j.: arrest nre guilty of
greater az he n]ranors?
Ever 0i,iCcr nnd gambler ought to
| trent the wiIoir utn;h OF jurors Tor at
tending so consciontiously aud tcnrics:ly
to their duties.
Respectfully Yonr-.
TAypAYER.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
SalmaQundi

Peter GarHt If down from Wlltern K.
lie ha5 naii'f s'ir;itrg t" relate.
George Blum lrll is down from the
Norh Fork country. lie reports every.
thing quiet up that way.
Tie Iatcct rolurns indicate .lp; the
dcmogrU,s will have two or three ma.
ior.iy IN tile assembly.
stu igc Virgin of Genoa is IN town
look da after a probat" matter. Mr..
lnss county.
Jules AiiuLc und family anne in yes.
tcrday. Mrs. Allube aud family Ieit iur
San FRANCISCAN nu No. 3 his afternoon u
sponi The winter with her people. Mr..
Nl'ubc will T"tuTn #" his ranch,
y hrio'5 vail u! The corner 0f Market
and Twelfth street, san Fiaucis ~, ieii'
yesterday afternoon Without moments
warning, buryurG ever u workmcn uI-
der tons Of iehris,
Eat MuInrrn u, nna NJ TnnOpnh's
leading attorneys, arrived ycsi", day .o
defend Leo I%iunc"l, indicted i"r arapn.
Bunccl is chRrsel with setting iinr go
Young s. Miller stei,iy ~ thir eva last
August.
TIE nlliunul cong rcss on miioI M
divorce Law, in session at Philadelphia.
has draHn hid nHriuy six causpa for
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OERMANY'S SAILlh
Navy Said 10 BE ~
Sailors and Nay "a :
SubsiGics.

Consul Pitcairn, wrti
burg on tho suggosts
the German sailing neot,
cent report by the Coz
citation of Oldenburg. He r.a
Steamships nevada! &.
cargoes formerly rcsc;yc
ships, such as nitrate.
pitchpine and grain from
and Australia. This Is due
keen competition, making It O.
possible for sailing vessels E
expenses.
German steamships and
craft were equal in tonnage iI
since which time tho former rn
increased 13S per cent, while
ter has decreased 38 per CaD,.
have almost disappeared. bgsi
t~hree.mastod schooners have
creased, while largo four.mastel
full.rlgged ships have mainta.3l-.
their position.
The German goTeratr ant has
come actively Interested in the
viying or the empires ship sailim.
trade. because Of the rapid devo.Up.
mont OF their navy and the great ue5l
OF seamen Sailing vessels are tue
only practical schools for %dcckhandg,
The government also desires to pre-.
servo ond promote the small ship.
building yards. which are declining.
II Is proposed 10 make an appro.
priation in Germany Of S5.7 cents por
day and capita for training men on
small sailing vessels. For 2.335 men
this would require only s2b0,0sO for q
l0.months' service. and would re.
lieTe many q poor skirr r. payments
being sl07 to 1914 per small vessel.
An extension to tho larger sailing
craft would require 81 ,067. gao per an.
nun. Increase the fleet Of German
sailing vessels. which woula bU man,
ned more by German scamcn, and NJ
ford aSE"ally 1000 young men on,
trance TO the mariners career.
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IsiaGrIEt t'uurt.

y jury WIS secured in the ease Of the
State 80. Leo Bunccl Thursday evening
and court adjourned until this morning
10 procure II atenographor from Reno to
rcpor; the irial.
No stenogrnpher appeared this morn
inE and Julgc Brown ordered Tie iral
10 proceed, Ii is still in progress as wo
90 tn press.
Attorney Mc';arren is making II
stIi1jr:" I2H: t.. sa"c his client.
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FROM THURSDl US Daily
Salmaqundi.

ii'e commissioners comri"'al 'l.c ~.
iicial canvass today md u. i, win
be found elsewhere.
The attorneys for johnny and lblpah
have given notice Of an al,ii,ation to
the board OF pardons for n ca mutation
OF their sentences to lie imprisonment.
The writer Of the criticism Of the grand
Jury report told the reporter Yesterday
that he enjoyed n turn AT the roulette
wheel and when his money wCui Ia the
game he thought il no mnrr than right
that the connty got its share. How docs
it strike You?
Counties dc Castellnuo, tnrmcrly Miss
Anra G0ul', was r-ur.r,i a divorce
Yesterday FROM her profit cate husband.
Ia" court refused ia rivc hrm any OF
his wit"'s money, no; r"rr he 5000
she offered him and which it now seems
he had accepted.
a heavy wind today fill the residences
and business houses with dirt n made
1t very disagreeable for anyone to be ON
the street. Tie public school closed m
the schoolhouse lis not considered enfc
10y a good many parents. Tho WIND is
still blowing at this writing aud the
prospects, seem good for u biz storm.
Everybody would apprecini" a storm
h"n"y enough Ia lay the dust.
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ductor Of the limited ted "a hrnkcniau to
witch his grip Whine lie wen, o the
engine. a little later the brakeman
noticed u tramp come not OF a coach
carrying a grip not his own. The brake,
man started after the Trump and while
he was gone another tramp stole the
conductors grip. Constable McAdams
was notified and the next morning he
found tho missing grips on the river
bank. Tho conductors grip contained
tickets and u little money. and only the
money was taken. Nothing was taken.
from the other grip. No aho,s were
Tired and none Of the passengers were
relieved of their valuable The Reno
Gazette investigated The i,'iy ,.,r fonnd
the facte as herein stated.
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.rZ
dose not name the men. The Tonopsh
and Goldfieid districts went over helm.
inRly for the Democratic ticket, and
Booth eaye this was due to dishonesty
ant Observation-Disclosures.
There are about seven kinds OF town
killers and every town is afflicted with
one or more OF them, remarks the Enid
Wave. First, those who 90 ont Of town
to do :heir traIinR; second, ,iiose who
are opposed to i'm pro soments; third.
those who Imagine they own the .nwn j.
fourth, those who tierids public suirited
men; htth. those who oppose movencn,s
not originating with themselves; sixth,
those Who oppose every movement that
doesn't appear ln benefit them; seventh,
those who tcal; e, iujrre the cre,t. or
reputation ~ 'hrir n~ciehhorp.
As n matter 81 fact, guo IL. pito OF
its having carried Mohammed in four
leaps from Jerusalem to Mecca, seven
uilrs mn hour is the camel's Limit, nor
can he maintain this rate over two hourp.
is usual speed ia five miles an hour.
SLOW pnce. beyond which it is dangerous
to urg" it lest, as Asiatics say, 1t might
bronit its heart aud die literally on tho
spo'. When II camel is pressed beyond
this speed aud il spent 1t kueels down,
md not nj! the wolves in Asia wiil make
it bulge again. The camel remains
where it knecls, und where it knecls it
dies. a fire under ITS nose is useless.
Times of India.
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A ciont Custom.

fhc drlnll Z OF heaiths in wine OF
or of otter kinds originated in
w tain at the time of the rule OF the
rss. before Alfred the Great finally
ceeded In driving them from the
i'hi. OWING 10 the assassination OF
.'glifbmen b. tho Danes, It became a
81. tom to enter into compacts for tho
"tiual preservation OF health and Sc
rhttty. ThcEc compacts were usually
p.edfei In wine. and hence the custom
~ drinking heating
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nc chntllnhls

to your liorecs as we'll M 10 yourself.
You need not euirer from pains Of any
sort-yOur borses need not tuGer. Try
a bottle Ut nallard's Snow Linimcnt. IL
cures all pains. }. NJ. Roberts, bakers.
field. Mo write: al hive used your
liniment for ten years and lind it to be
the best | have ever used toi man or
bcna,.- Sold by EIGo Drug Co.
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rr.shy,errn" churcn $o,re..

Presbyterian Church Smiles.
November 18th.
Junior Endeavor 10 n. IN.
Service al Eiko by Christian Endeayor
Society II II. IN. conducted by Mr.. Dell.
Williams.
Service at LarnoiIle by Pastor II a.. IN.
Sunday School at Lnmoille Il NJ.
Sunday School aud kindergarten,
80 p. ia.
Sermon ut EIHo Ivy Pastor 700 p. IN.
Tbernc Our Heritage"
Everybody welcome.
GEo. II. GREESFIELD. Pastor
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FROM DAILY
~Salmagundi.

ANU
See iic new ad 81 the First Nato, nj
Bank.
Great reduction in boots, shoes AMI
genie furnishing goods at T.. Oscn'.
All Will be sold mt the loves, figure. =
l.. Wintcrmantel " Go. jewelers. hny,
a beautiful hue OF new jewelry and
watches. They are just beginning tn
receive their I'll stuck.
TIE "'tlicial returns of White Pine
county SHOW that ~. 9. House defeated
Albert Butler tor sheriff by las ma.
iority.
Save HlS.ae natural teeth, hereby IL
TAIN !onr facial expression. Or. Gill.
land "hc dentist" Onics oyer Drug
store, Elko. =
George T.. Roh"r:z, director at the
mint is il t'Hrz..n looking over ,b,. are.
Coats n,:: a'her affair connected With
shg 'nirt.
The J.. Il. Tirt=r2nntr' -, Iewc:crs
r" prepared 70 do ropairmn AZ the most
reasonable rates Mt their place al bust.
ness. En"ravruV FREQ 1t riurrc on all
articles cold.
"f"Hnal err" a'ticlc in last righi's
issu" was fayornbly commented on hy
AL who expressed their opinions To this
Nnrlhp 4 anUV,y.l - 81 81 ~
about right.
Judge Murphy has rcfu ,cI Tho an
ulirnti"m 81 Il. G. Everett, To be trims.
'erfcd from the ~ponitcntiary 10 the in.
sane asylum. Everett is serving . life
sentence for ia" murder az a man mt
Nina iAat spF Z Juilo Mnrnry
found hat Hvoseit I" perfectly sane.
George \. Bartlett, recently elected
w The hnmc OF representatives ON the
d"m"c'"tic ticket, arrived in the city
last evening fran Tonopah mud is
looking after business nif .irs in ,aranu
Guy. MIR. Bartlett feels considerably
r'alcd vcr llis election md saws tint
he is r"'ng I" try md make u record in
"ash'nat9nt II. g., that no can be
"r"1d - and further, TINT he will labor
at all times Tor the interests OF Nevada.
-.Cnr-"r NcNs.
10 r"H'mcnimg upon the grand jury
report lnet night ex Sheriff Bernard
'rHk" NJ tie "cusinm7 referred TO by The
trW' i"'y relative to the collection Of
hce''"s 10 faid that when he WINS
sllrriU 1t his county no one conducted
hi- iures hat dii not pay The license
p CURED 10y law. iIie motto was: "pay
van it""n'" or ini.s ~ your sign lt I,
difrr"f' rust NJ has grnwu un in tho
.licrta~ "itiw. it began after his tor IN
rxptrrd, Tho bpokp bpar out Mr.. Uor.
nnri'. statement.
\ promising gold strike han bcrn made
'on7 mi.re uoril Of Currio's ranch II
| N~ r""u',i 3uld was found there
tue months ain, says the White Pin,
Nrw', hy f,F Bantran, hit il sas no,
until lnat ycr,l .hnt linpigan at,urS nny
thing 'hn, wws really good. Bnoigm
500 ii' vHn,n siinw 'iOO IN uolJ, aOr
onnr'a ~ ils"t and 8 per cent copror
When ,ir etat" wns reported Mt Fly,
rn'h we INA ir t. the ucw lind md iron
't'r'N =" for ''"ims were s,akcd or.
W. " Houlh, editor of the TonopnI
B'hma'. la" stirred up a post. election
Nthi hj making Il bitter attack nr,.
'hc h"rnhli"nn state Central Commit
''c. lie 'aSp the Republicans raiacd
LARGO "n"'rHian fmd, ind should hnv
elected their t%ic,oi, but Tint Tie ronIi
on pnft OF 'lc Slate entrusted
'he"r 10 pi mhn lgcre. wic put Tie fint
10 their poekcts aud kept IL there. II
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70 Study Educational sys.ema.

Arson Phelps Stokes, Jr.. secretary
OF Yale university. has left for an ex-
tended European trip. not returning
to this country before July. At both
Berlin AMI Oxford universities he will
attend %lcetures, studying tho educa-
tional systems.
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In = Ctosn Call

a dangerous snrGicim operation, in
vniving the removal of Il magiignant
lcer. as large AZ my hand, from my
daughters hip. was prevented by the
application Of Bucklen's Arnica :Salvc,'
says i. G. Sickle, Of iliIteus. w. Va.
"Pcr,istCnt uJG ot The talve completely
cured it, Cures cuts, burns and inju.
rico. 25c at Ellip Drug Co. druggist.