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Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-05
FALL OPENING DISPLAY.

Millinery, Women's Garments, etc.
A.. Salz & Co., ask you to come and
view tomorrow at their establishment
104-106 Smith street.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-05

Largest circulation enough said.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-05

Largest circ{}1 enough said.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-05

The NEWS in every home.
Perth Amboy evening news. [volume] (Perth Amboy, N.J.) 1903-1959, 1906-10-05

Largest culation-enough said.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19


er through anger. He is not a believer
beats the air. The might o the flesh
is not equal to the right of the soul.
The higher nature is grander than The
lower nature. The men who are destined
to govern the earth have not been elect
ed to office. They have not yet assembled
the thrones. Passions govern the world.
bottom of the head rules. We canno.
truthful call ourselves civilized until we
govern ourselves and other through the
aculties which lie at the top of the head.
To be meek in the real sense does not
mean that the lower nature is to be
crushed, but controlled. eekn has
lists, and sometimes uses them; has cour-
age, and takes great risks; has thunder.
and makes it peal. The meekest being
who ever lived once made a scourge, a
whip of cords. and laid it heavily upon
the backs of rascals who turned the holy
temple into a market place.
Weakness still struggles for supremacy,
In every person, and in all the earth.
Bitterness completes with sweetness, re-
venge with patience. %harshness with
calmness. war with peace. battleships
with schoolhouses, flesh with spirit, faith
with fear. and the animal with the soul
These lower qualities have a large place
in the economy of the world. The millen-
MUM is not here. We look for 1t as we
look for the ship over the sea. 1t is still
hidden in the fogs of the flesh. Now and
then a ray strikes through the cloud like
a dart of silver, and we take courage.
II Is the prophecy Of the coming light.
1t is the f%orerunner of victorious man
hood. st. George will one day master
the dragon. When he does, "the meek
shall inherit the earth"
Each has his own dragon. The prob
lem of meekness is personal.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
PERSONAL MENTION
OF YOU AND YOUR FRIENDS

]. A. Langwith was down from Col
conda today on legal business.
b f. Anderson Inc wife came Town
from McDermitt last night and registered
at the Winnemucca.
Andrew Callahan Is registered at the
Winnemucca from McDermitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. White will leave
In a few days for San Francisco and Los
Angeles for a six weeks pleasure trip.
Mr.. White has been on the road con-
tinuously for a year or more and feels
the need of a rest. They will visit the
principal points of interest in Southern
California before returning home.
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector L.
A, Blakeslee came in from the eastern
part of the State last night and stopped
off here until No. 3 this evening.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
WILL VISIT

James Bird, the veteran Southern Pa
cific engineer who mas been running off
and on on this division since 1874 and
who has been one Of the company's most
faithful employees, will leave In a few
days for a visit to England and France.
the Silver State hopes that he may enjoy
himself to the limit. The writer has
known Mr. Bird for many years and no
truer man ever lived than he. He Is
a man In any and every mark In the
road. He has not visited the home of
his childhood for t~hirty-nine years and
has earned a rest and entitled to go.
stay as long as he wants and when he
returns he will find many old friends to
give him a hearty greeting.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
SAWSER WAS
FOUND GUILTY
Agent at Palisade Convicted OF
Misdemeanor ENLIGHTENMENT
Gets Five Months in Jail.

James f. Dennis of the law firm OF
where he has been engaged in the Dis
trict Court for the past two weeks. The
firm was represented by Mr.. Dennis in
the defense of p. b. Sawser, charged
with embezzling goods from the South
ern Pacific Company while acting as
agent at Palisade. Sawser was indicted
b. the grand jury of Eureka county on
two counts for felony. He was convicted
on one count of misdemeanor embezzle-
ment and sentenced to five months in the
county Jail. He pleaded guilty to the
fine OF $3.50. This is a case where the
Secvnors, merchants at Palisade. in colu-
sion with Agent Sawser, had taken a
large quantity of merchandise. consist
ing OF whisky, shoes. dry goods, ETC.,
amounting to several hundred dollars,
the thefts covering a period of consid-
cradle time. Antoine Secvenor, a boy 10
years of age, was likewise indicted on
TWO counts for felony, and after the
conviction of Sawser was allowed TO
plead guilty to misdemeanor, both hav-
ing made confessions duplicating each
other. Secvenor was fined 500, which
ne paid. The case occupied the courts
attention for ten days. The State was
represented by ~. S. Harrington, attor-
ney for the Southern Pacific Company at
Elko, and District Attorney Rodgers.
Dennis & Warren defended them through
Mr.. Dennis.
Dennis & Warren will go to Eureka in
February to defend Peter Schafer.
charged with the murder of Jack Cas-
sidy. The trial is set for February 14th.
Mr.. Dennis says the last snow in Eu-
reka was not nearly so heavy as it was
in Winnemucca, only about two or three
inches falling. He says. however, that
the storm was very severe.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
LOOKING AFTER
LEGISLATION
Hon. James A. Yerihgton is in
Washington to Open the Head
Quarters for the Pure Food
Association

Hon. James A. Yerington of Nevada
who was recently appointed chairman OF
the Executive Committee of the Pure
Food Association of the United States,
arrived in Washington on the 18th inst.
and is taking steps to open headquarters
in order to be present at the hearings TO
be held in the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatives on the National Pure Food
bill. now pending. This association is OPP
posed to the Hepburn bill, but would be
willing to be held responsible for the
character of goods shipped by them only
while their goods remain in the original,
unbroken packages in the form packed
the manufacturer for shipment. The
manufacturer can and will comply with a
uniform and national law, but it is in
consistent to ask them to comply with
as many different laws in different States.
1t has been proven that it is nearly inn
possible to pack certain foods unless a
be plainly stamped upon the label, ano
the association will ask that the preserv-
atives commonly used and necessary to
prepare preservation of different foods
be recognized as a necessary part of the
process. Mr.. Y%erington will probably
be in Washington the balance OF the
session. or until such time as the pure
food legislation has benz enacted.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
jim TAYLOR
IN. CUSTODY
Charged With Robbing Club Sal.
oon-WiII Have Examination
Before Judge Robins Tomorrow

Sheriff Lamb returned from the Silvia
Jim Taylor, who many seem to think
guilty of holding up the Club saloon on
January 9Th. Taylor was detained I'M
toned as to his whereabouts the night
OF the robbery. He was discharged from
custody because there did not appear
to be sufficient evidence to hold him. 1t
seems that some new testimony has been
ranch, near Golconda, last even
ing. having in custody Jim Tay-
lor, who many seem to think is
mence work the firstcmfwy cmfwy mfw
Silva ranch, where he is working.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
MINE BONDED.

Thomas Hill. M. Scheeline, Henry An
derson. James Talbot. M. Sullivan. W..
II. A. PPike n w. ID. Jones. all OF
Reno. hav received a bonding oner OF
s250.0O0 for their copper properties stu
ated in Sierra county. California, w1tnin
twenty miles Of Reno, from a mining
company of Denver. Colorado.
The company pliers to pay 5000 cash.
SIS. 900 within twelve months, $4,000 with
in fifteen months. and 100000 WITHIN
eighteen months, making a total of $780,
600 within eighteen months.
Thu deal has practically been closed and
the transfer will DO made Immediately
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
LOOKING AFTER THE DESERT.

Senator Nixon has succeeded In inter-
esting the Department OF Agriculture In
an attempt to find out II trees can be
grown on desert land without irrigation.
The department has with a
British foreign officer in South India to
SUNNY the Department of Agriculture
veith seeds Of the .Deodar," which is a
south India cedar tree. The first expe-
riment will be tried in Las Vegas, Lin
coin county. Nevada
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
AN FLOOD.

A saloon was moved off It's foundation
ana set ten feet into the street by the
nigh water that prevailed at Empire
tuesday. The rain m melting snow
needed the village, many cellars being
nlied and water standing on the floors
Of houses.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
ANNUAL BUSINESS STATEMENT

ANNUAL BUSINESS STATEMENT
Of the Tenabo Mill and Mining Com
pany for the year 1906:
Location OF mine, Cortez District. Eu-
reka county. Nevada.
RECEIPTS.
From sale of ~, !50.S
DISBURSEMENTS.
Development work, extraction
and transportation Of ore, sun
dry expenses. etc.............. 2l.12l.72
r. A. MILLS. Secretary.
1-13-2w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
ANNUAL

Statement OF the business Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company in the
State o Nevada. during Is.e yeare ended
December s1st. 1906:
Total receipts SIS. ZOE. SO
Total disbursemeA . ................ e. 7sO %
A. r. BREWEIs. Secretary.
January 9Th. 1904
1-l1-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
ANNUAL

ANNUAL STATEMENT
of the Jackson Mining Company for the
year ending December 81. 1906:
Location OF mine. Eureka District. Eu-
reka county, State OF Nevada.
DIR.
To amount received for the sale
OF ore for the s73 81
Assessments paid during the year. III %
Total receipts .&2S4b %
CIR.
Total expenses for the year........ $227 20
PURCELL ROWE, Secretary.
1-17-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
STATEMENT OF BUsrNEss

OF BUSINESS.
Statement of the business of the Sun
set Telephone and Telegraph Company.
In the State OF Nevada, during the year
ending December slst. 1905:
Total receipts ~. 7ss IN
Total disbursements ............ 20120m
(seaD F. w. EATON. Secretary.
1-13-1w
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19

Saturday cloudy. Made.
be spoken. Nation was at war with
nation. Men hated each other. Sects
were in strife. To say that meekness
foolish as TO say a dove should survive
in the milst of hungry eagles. But the
love is still alive. Meekness is the pow
e. to hold on without making a fuss
about it. 1t is the capacity to suffer.
This is the power of society. A man may
nave the gift of money making, and or
doing a hundred things well, but he may
totally lack in the gift of living in the
darkness, of holding on to a log in the
sea, or of keeping his faith when the fig
tree withers. Weakness is the conquest
of character, and when character is
realized. the earth, our particular earth.
is inherited.
Fear casts out power. l. pulls it up
by the roots. Therefore love should cast
out fear. Fear may boast and buster,
but it has never earned a trophy or
won a victory. Fear is a :nuffiad drIpi
The animalhood OF the race has been
In competition will the higher nalufs or
manhood of the race. snail the animal
or the man win? Or shall The animal
under the mastery # tho MAJ. win
Shall gentleness and repose. and SELF
control, and Temperance, and justice. a. q
lcng-suffering ever inherit the social,
governmental and industrial forces of
the earth? Some think the world is
moving on toward the red tooth of ma
ture, and that meekness is a dream. ana
gentleness and patience, virtues for wo-
men and children only; that business Is
a battle, and the conflict. between the
rich and the poor a free tight, ana that
suffering is a crime. Ituskin wrote:
through a forest and feel no touch OF
the boughs. but the white skin of Ho-
mer's Atrides would have felt a bent
rose leaf. yet subdue It's ceiling in glow
OF battle and behave itself like i'm
1t us base our prediction about meek
ness, upon the gentleness of nature, OF
the elephant, and elephantine laws and
forces about us. Some day kindness.
patience and love. some day temperance,
endurance and the grit of meekness will
inherit the earth. MOI by the passions
of the flesh. or the crafty cunning of the
mind, shall men succeed, but by the best
that is In them will they reache the
throne of power.
A man does not practice meekness wien
he rushes to resent wrong. and loses his
temper, and asserts himself with vehe-
mence, and sputters. and loses his pow
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-19
REPORT.

Winnemucca, New, Jan Is, 1906.
Mean barometer ...............29. 81 inches
Maximum temperature .........49 degrees
Minimum temperature ..........3o degrees
Mean temperature ...............40 degrees
Normal temperature ............A degrees
Prevailing wind direction ............SW
Precipitation
j. C. HAYDEN.
Saturday cloudy. Made.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
TELEPHONE THAT TELLS TALES.
viii Be Invaluable Acquisition In
Detective Work.

A tell tale telephone is the dicto-
graph. and the most remarkable OF Its
wonderful race. One can stand ten
feet away and whisper a message. or
when thirty feet distant speak In an
ordinary tone OF voice and the mes
sage will be clearly and audibly trans.
mitted. It's construction Is the invent.
pr's bright particular secret. II can
be easily used by an employer for die
tating to a shorthand writer. as the
latter can take the dlctation Mt any
distance from the speaker without
having to hold a receiver to the ear.
It works both ways 80 that both peo-
pie can converse equally well. This
explains the name dictograph. In de.
tective work 1t promises to prove an
invaluable acquisition. When n third
person Is desired to hear an interview
between two others It will no longer
be necessary for the witness to hide
behind the screens and In other con.
venient places. The dictograph can
be hung behind a picture or under n
desk. or even placed n partly
open drawer Of the desk. and Will
transmit faithfully the entire conver-
sation to one or more witnesses In
another room. or to stenographer.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
Many Kind. Of Liberals.

II is evidently going to be some
what difYicult to keep posted on the
lntricacies OF British politics. In view
of the multitude OF groups into which
parties are divided. There are no
less than six differing groups of liber.
ais. and there are three groups OF con-
servatives, which are appropriately
designated as the backs. the forwards
md the halters. The backs are the
lncompromising free trade unionists.
1 select group who have been shouting
since the wreckage Of the elections
that theirs is the only life raft that
will float. The forwards are the hun.
ired or more followers OF Mr.. Cham
berlain. who base faith In their prin.
ciples and are determined to stand by
them. even II they are forced to form
a party of their own. The halters are
the Balfour tacticians, who have not
known their own minds on the tariff
question and who are wabbling yet,
notwithstanding Balfour's latest mop.
Boston Herald.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
China. Empires. Woman Of Force.

The dowager empress OF China has
been compared with Elizabeth OF Eng.
land and Catherine Of Russia. Her
force of character has enabled her to
maintain her authority in all the tur-
moil and intrigue and rebellion which
'has beset China In recent years. She
has absorbing vanity. in which she is
like Queen Elizabeth. and German
artist. who has lately painted her por-
trait, has been describing the exper-
iences. The painter made portrait
as true to life as could be. but this
was entirely unsatisfactory to the
royal patron. She is over 20 years Of
age, but she wanted painting of n
woman In the full bloom OF youth.
The painter had to depict her as a
woman OF %.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
JAPAN TO PAY DEBTS our.
Arrangements Made for Lisuisx.
Short Time.

Some recent critics Of Jap.., /.
cial administration will have IA .
their comments and complains, n
were saying that the Toxin w..
ment was making too snail 4
preparation for the sinkin, ,,,i
was planning to let It's debt, ~
pecially its Russian war d,b, =,
far into the indefinite future m,
seem pardonable in Japan eou,!..s
her comparative lack Of wealth
did decide to let the burden q -
edness remain for gradual txsu
through future years. Bu, 4
now that such is not to be In q
Tho war debts. which amour, 10 !
than s900!000.o00. are all to h
on In thirty.three years. xhA
domestic Indebtedness. amouru
$S7 800. 900. is TO be entirely a.
ed In thirty-six years. This m
Of Japan's must be regarded 4
commonly ambitious and is MI
something like a new era Ia NJ
finance. That this deb,payiu /
gram viii be fulfilled Is eotsiu
to be expected. Japan has log
the habit OF paying her d.su /
merely on time. but often assi
time.-New York Tribune.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09

dale with three other Italians" said
the boss, walking with Swan to little
distance. They went across the river
for liquor. and the boat upset and they
were all drowned" -.
What sort OF man was PierreF
1.-The worst Of the galg.' said the
boss. "They are murderous set, 100
l would not have them, but the cor
poration get them cheap and they
work we'll The four men that were
drowned were buried In the dump by
the others without any more ceremony
than would go to the covering up OF
a dead horse. l tried to have them
make n box. but they would not until
/ threatened them with discharge.
They made two. at last. and put two
men in each and buried them SO.
They are n bad lot"
Would they kill man, do you
think"
Yes, IL they were not afraid Of
being found out. They value life no
more than a pebble"
As can easily be imagined. Swans
Investigations were made with i'm
menSe dimCuIty, tHe IlaiiaHs tete"t
ing into ignorance. either real or as
sumed. as n turtle does TO Its shell.
whenever the questioning grew trou'
blesome. But at last Swan became
convinced that they really knew very
little about the matter. his praciced
eyes discerning no signs OF actual
guilt. and he was forced to believe that
IL any of the gang assaulted Hamilton
II must have been Pierre and his com
panions who were drowned. and this
was the opinion of the boss.
BY dint OF vigorous questioning. con-
sulting with the boss and other labor
ers, Swan discovered that the place
where Pierre said he found the button
was at or near the spot where the
cap was found, and that the Friday
before the drowning OF Pierre and his
was the cath of May.
Here was something definite. but
seemingly OF but little consequence.
No amount OF investigation could
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
Makes Carriage Floral Bower.

Most fashionable women have the
cushions of their carriages perfumed
with sachet bags. but thu Baroness
Elizabeth Rosen. daughter OF the Rus
sian ambassador to this country. has
more poetic ideas. She has charm.
ing little coupe, and at the sides.
where another woman would have a
mirror. powder pun and hairpins.
she has two contrlvances which hold
water and keep handful OF violets
fresh and fragrant. II is a delight to
step into this carriage. The baroness
is going to have additional flower
stands in the coupe. and. unlike the
girl who had rings on her fingers and
bells on her toes, she will have per.
fume and color wherever she goes.
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09

bring forward anything further TO
throw light on the matter. and Swan
was forced at last to go back to Grove
dale with the modicum of information
couched in the above words.
We'll. that is something" said
Tony. when told OF It.
Too much clew: two buttons, mates
and cap. all marked, are too much.
am suspicious OF them"
1T does look little that way. but I
am certain of one thing"
What is that?"
1T was Hamilton who came to the
bank"
Then he may have planned the
matter to look like suicide; probably
did. II he ran away with another
woman. Or II innocent. he was fol.
lowed. robbed. button and cap left on
the bank. and he spirited away some.
where"
Or sunk in the river" said Tony.
Yes, or sunk in the river. l have
taken means to have 1t thoroughly
searched this week. and then we shall
know. but I incline to the belief that
the Italians had nothing to do in the
matter"
! The river was dragged as far as the
falls. where it was impossible body
could remain, and far below the falls.
1t continued three days. and at the end
OF that time decomposed body was
found, with few rags clining to IL.
but nothing about 1t which could lead
to recognition. 1t was frightful sight
and Constance was not called upon
to identify 1t. as many OF the bank of.
ficers. and Mr.. Carter himself, said
that there would not be the slightest
use in doing 30. So Constance was
spared the narrowing scene and en-.
couraged to believe the body could
not be that of her husband, particu
larly as 1t was discovered that NTH
italian had been missed from his gane
one night. and philosophicaf1y left tc
hfs fate by his companions. though
they believed him to have been
drowned. This information was re
ceived through the boss to whom
Swan wrote for information.
Nevertheless, the body, was decent,
buried at the expense of'Ars. Hamil
ton. though not in the famiis lot, ant
Constance. With : new dOuA eatinl
iuto her aIready troubled hefft, fel
Is II al efforts IN elrcfdatfn6 tte mys
terry Of her huxteudS 8 diyepp9 9Rrenc.
enJy mads 4 dehsetf lncts ~ hos
4 fe1ss'vsSs q. y = ], 4 II Y III (. K
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
Prince kropotkln :. He ls.

Prince Kropotkin. the famous Rus
alan exile. is one of the few who have
ever succeeded in escaping from that
grim stronghold the bastile OF st. Pc
tersburg. known as the Fortress Of st.
Peter and st. Paul. Personall- the
prince 10 a man Of the simplest tastes
and highest ideals. and by all who
know him Is not less loved than he IL
respected. In little cottage Of the
simplest kind in town in the south
Of England he has lived for years the
existence Of student. and no one un.
acquainted with the facts would ever
dream that this thoughtful. gentle
courteous savant. with the thin. nerv'
GUS hands and the scholars stoop. was
the dangerous nrsbrand and revolu
tionary he 10 supposed to be In Russia
The Ordway new era., 1906-03-09
1,rA.var o. Ant ron ssAHeG
v.,u.sv. palnsIno Dreusht srem 'sa'y
70 the Mstrepelie. -

valuable Painting Urought srem ~"
70 the Mstrepelie. -
Theodore Coe arrived from lAu
this week. bringing curious ,, ,s,s !.
nsint,ng entitled 1.-THE Mouth Of heil.
representing monster jaws TOWARD
which are drawn human beings In the
midst OF flames.
II is supposed to be part OF an or's
,nai composItion OF Maheo da Verona
which served in the decoration OF one
NJ the cupoias OF st. Marks. MI coe
discovered It at the home OF priest
in Venice. who kept It rolled up In a
dark corner, not suspecting that ne
had n work OF art Of great historical
value. He declared high vaiua'ioh
"a the official charged with author'z-
ing the expectation. who said II was
too high. and allowed Mr.. Coe to take
the picture from the country on les
ser valuation.
The inspector at the bureau OF ex-
portat,on in Milan declares he gave
the permit simply because the paint
ing was not OF great artistic or intrih'
sic yalue.-New York Herald.