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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
On the Floor Be-
low

Imitation cut glass vases, special,
Csc.
Crystal vases. 12 to 1s-inch. spe-
cial, zoe.
A beautiful line Of decorated art
vases, S1.00 to $3.50
Plain white china cups and sau-
GERS, special. 19c each.
100-piece decorated dinner set In
English porcelain, reduced from
s21 so to s1475. This is a bargain.
Sherbet glasses. 69c dozen to s4.75
dozen.
Thin shell glasses. soc dozen.
Krys-tol. the new imitation cut
glass, cream and sugar. large
bowls. etc. regular 75c, special SOC.
Spoon trays. bon bon dishes, ETC.,
regular 35c. special, 24c.
Garden sets for children, 500.
Clothes bars. large size, regular
s125, special, SOC.
Clothes bars, medium size, regu-
lar s1o0. special, 60c
Fancy vegetable slicers, special,
19c.
Best bristle and hair floor OF cell
Ing brushes, $500 to $500.
Extension brush. special Acc.
Good scrub brushes, Sc,
Vegetable brushes, sc.
100 feet rustless wire clothes line.
25c.
Best glass or brass wash boards.
60c
Midget wash boards, 20c.
Universal bread mixers. SIPS.
Universal cake mixers, SITS.
Wire cup and saucer racks and
plate racks. regular sc, 2 for sc, 10c
for &c. 15c for 15c. ETC.
Ice cream freczers. regular s2.e5,
for s17o. $500 for $3.50. s5.75 for
! $3.50, etc.
Princess Wash Shields,
splendid Value at 1Oc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27

lego Wednesday evening. Tho library
was beautifully decorated for the oc-
chsion with flowers and potted plants. and
delicious refreshments were served.
About forty guests were present.
Mr and Mrs. F. w. Thatcher were Salt
Lake visitors during the latter part OF
the week
Mr.. Preston is home after weeks So
iOurn In tho city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Princess Wash Shields,
splendid Valale at 1Oc.
EssAN EsAN SSpen{A!l}

Special TO The Tribune.
. LOGAN. May 2s.-One OF the most de-
given Tuesday evening on the lawn AZ
the 3. y. college. The affair was given by
the Webster society In honor of the
Usona Girls, The lawns were brilliantly
lighted by electric lights and dainty cor
ners made OF Navajo blankets made a.
most attractive scene. Delicious refresh
ments were served and dancing was In
dulged in until a late hour
A number OF young people who thor
oughly enjoyed a picnic party at Jessop' s
grove Thursday afternoon. They were
Misses Alto and Jencvieyc Thatcher, So
phia Poulson. Elya Eliason. Clara Ell
Aredge. Daisy Andrews. Veda Thatcher.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
New Dimity Bed Spreads

Full bed neat design light weight dainty and cool
ideal weather. will wash easily sheet regular price
S1.65. This week ony-S1.29.
TOWELS REDUCED
offer hemmed huck towels ~ tho
very small price of $1.00 per dozen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
HOPE FOR THE NEGRO
One Scutherner Who Sees No Un
avoidable Danger to the South.

Perhaps I am too much an optlmist
to be a valuable witness In the unend-
Ing trial of the negro before the bar of
public opinion by press and pulpit; but
I see no unavoidable danger to the
South in his presence. On the contrary,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Remnants of Silks and dWoolens

HALF PRICES FOR THE WEEK.
Hundreds of yards left from the seasons selling
Waist skirt and dress lengths Altogether about 800
pieces Monday and week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Ladies Gloves and MiAs

scarcity of long gloves demand mtts
pretty substitutes
L. black lace Isle mitts elbow length, only 35c
Thread ms in black and white long,
dunn lengths; 75c to 50 80 Special price
g. complete line of ladies' short Isle gloves black
white welmade and 3-clasp glove the
Isle thread. For 35c to 81. 90 pair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Handsome Walking Skirts

Values $500 up to $3.50 Monday for So 95.
In this cloths black, and green
grey mixtures blue and black, white and black pin
stripe novelties Very smart.
Gray mixtures handsomely tailored, S676, $3.50,
1915 and 50 rs values; specially priced at S575.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
D.. ( y
Dainty Summer Parasols

We entering the paraso Unusual interest is
already manifested Our pretty stock is inviting We sell
ing white linen paraso then pongee red blue other
coors and shades popular
parasol for little tots we'll the ladies'
misses embraces all
pretty ones White coors. Run cents to 1896
showing the suitcase paraso in white embroidered
linen, edging A most attractive creation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27

when idle, !,a;p restrain him do dosn q
minded, e,d,s'6us and st5,p VT TorssrI. = y
Isawen nes,, Of Of home lnflus1n1'iin us11 IN . !!
s'ss s!s g & 8, fS5is' fdsf:Ss' 4: :.s,sss sa;s =:
noaKe rusles an an American % g, dSspoa
'''A And who is gong nIssT? = Dsr|
,he ana ,dlest Si, dream ever is iss
American. Am The ae fae' want %
minded souther,n1,swIss Edsa'
Century.
EIGHTH GRADE s,rs :
Go to NeweomaDs DsssGodbJIg, sGd
5,s net IJnin' PnT,o Special by - Ine elsss
els srs pleas please announce u
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Laces and Embroiideriies
Beautiful Dress Goods

COLORED sHANTUNGs AND ROUGH SILK sUITINGs
VALUES UP TO 81 so YARD, REDUCED TO s5c
These the most attractive and decidedly
sevceabe silk fabrics produced this for the
showing the staple and the desirable shades
navy brown reseda champagne hello pink light blue
grey, Alice blue, old rose red and Yard, s5c
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Boys Wash Suits

A new shipment has just arrived
"a nice stock of handsome stylish
wash suits. Absolutely fast colors.
Sizes 2la to 10 years. Prices range
from 25c TO $500.
With every Csc package
Of Ponds E1tract, Tooth
Paste, Tooth Powder or
Talcum PoaOder, a25c tooth
brush aOill be gijven. All
9Oc and $1.OO an OF. Per-
fumes for 4Sc an or.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Ladies Undsr1

4sc-UN1oN SUISSE .s /.
three styles; high nsSs ,os q
sleeves, knee lengtn, " - q
Sleeveless; tight mse + F,sI
style, lace trimme''
cent quality. .,-ers-IsT|
sSsdsE snd Sleeveless with w.,i' la'a e.
strap or plain. speciai
ssiGMxN1r s. go. pANTs-Ear.s.. 7
%Tsnch gocmS,'is band, tight ;,l hns n
leg: lace trimmed
for sl.00.
This store enjoys
out-oy-toaOs 6ns'n@ asssl
styles can be dsps. 1l',.,
and prices are @"
expected. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Silk Floss Pillows

MONDAY AND TUESDAY ONLY.
2Ox2O at 35c.
22x22 at 300.
24x24 at 66o.
LEATHER POSTAL CARDS SC,
all new designs,
BEAUTIFUL LINE OF NEW
NOVELTIES in needle books, trav-
cling bags and sill holders.
SHOE BAGS, red, blue and green,
neatly bound with white tape. Just
the bag TO hang on the back OF the
door. soc,
Visitors to the city are
ulaOays cordially aOelcomae
at this store. Whether yoat
6aty or not, come IN and
look around.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Express Wagons for Boys

On the floor below will be found in
improvements S120 S45, S175 81 1925 So
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27

Pearl Lace pins. 4
on colors, dozen Qsds|
ON a card, special %
for Sc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Interesting Pictures

Our picture department is unusually
attractive. Pictures range In price
from 25 cents TO s22 80. All of the
better class pictures. which are
richly framed, will be reduced 20
per cent or more.
Imitation water color heads-regu-
lar 45c for CSC
Small imitation water colors-
black and gilt oval centers-rcduced
8 for 25c.
Imitation pastel-Venetian water
scenes and landscapes-regular 5oc
for 35c.
Dollar pictures in landscapes and
imitation water colors IN Gibson
style. These are very popular.
Values to s1.75.
Fancy Pearl SM;rtWalst
Buttons, regular 15c, 2Oc
and Csc Ualues, an extra
special, SC doz.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Sample Skiirt|

THE SKIRTS ARE ALL Yr|
LORED IN THE VERY n
STYLES. l.
In this attractive lot ays D
effects In Panama cloth
Black and white plaIds
Black silk and white eAs
silk.
Novelties In plaids and -
White serge and Paraul
made In plated styles.
Circular and gored styla.
Princess skirts.
Plain navy In Panama ID
Black voile over SILK
Black chiffon.
Panama cloth In Prizes 4
Gored circular efecsa
$1,000 for ........ I'D.
$500 for ........ .."
$3.50 for
S22.5O for ............c
$25.OO for -. ....".
$27.5o for $500. ..".
Gao E0 for al,
$3.50 for ....... .."'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Summer Head

moor below are less = 9
the same articles esa - ia
elsewhere. eaa b
We handle the Ner.s
conceded to be ths r sa -
tory exponent Of style s I,s,.
The Notion aisle 1, ~
partment Lowered pric,, y =
are always a drawing sss ea,S =
Mothers depend upon M.
suits for the boya. W. 9
these suits-but the cuS,s. m,
not. 'e'o14
Our burnt wood Ia so,s :.
price than is charged e..
designs are newer ana -.
1t was quite an ldea l,s..
stock of school pennants
School pennan. pIIlos i.
feature just at this Tins
Men do not pay az ~.
ton to reduced prices ~
Many of our lady custors, \
their husbands.
We are having quite r,,,,
mand just now for auna,., I
closing days OF school, n
ducements offered n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
Girls Skiirtl
KiimonaS Sal!

Light blue lawn
trimmed with q band 2
lawn to match, SSc- Il
S9c-Light lawn o
sacques; large collar
with embroidery; shllTea
with belt. These az
65 and 75-cent stocE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-27
100 Samples of Silk PeAicoats

The ladies will be interested in this ship
ment. An unusual purchase makes the low
price possible. These petticoats have been
much in demand at the regular prices, be-
cause of the handsome black and white,
narrow and wide stripe pattern. They will
go beautifully with your light wool summer
dress skirts. The special price is a reduc-
tion from $1,000 to S6.75.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
JUSTICE CASE
Judge Brown Decides in Fa-
vOr of LilliS

Las Vegas famous justice OF the peace
tanglc was unravcled AT Piochc We'd
nesday by Judge Brown.
Word was received here Tuesday that
the District court would remain in ses-
sion an extra day to hear the case, and
Messrs Lillis. Ralph, and the latter's
attorney, Dan V. Noland, lett on the
Midnight train for the county seat.
In arriving at his decision Judge
Brown held that Las Vegas township
was not in existence prior to April, 5,
1906, and as Justice Ralph's appoint
ment was made before that date there
had been legal vacancy ever since the
creation OF the township until the APP
pointment of Judge Lillis. June !, 1906.
4 decree was issued in accordance
with these findings, and II. VI. Lillis
will assume the Office Of justice OF the
peace Of Las Vegas township.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
Hotel Nevada Arrivals.

}. F. MILLER. owner and Managct
Mott SAILOR, Gallop, y VI
John Wexelberger
B Hampton and wife, Denver
Il ID Stewart
u J Fairbanks
W + Clark
las W Patrick, Denver
Il Leonhart, San Francisco
J e. Kidney,
WAYNE Warburton, Long Beach
ii T Walters, Chicago
Charles Swaine, De Lamar
Chas Y Howard, Los Angeles
+ IL Mcconnell
W b Noble, Los Angeles
' Stewart, Tonopah
X V Griffin, Greenwater
W \ Bond and family Beatty
A V Childs, Worcester, Mass
c NJ Worsham, Whittier, Cal
VIM Campbell, Los Angeles
Nina Worden
Ira F Smith "
II W Preston, Bullfrog
j + Donahoue, city
4 W Eaton, n Y
& + Brown, Locoon, New Mexico
Mrs Forest Weatherholt, Los Angeles
W A Bune and family
\ V Childs
II G Johnson and wife, Los Angeles
II VI Chance, Philadelphia
Is & Garrison, Beatty
W Brunk, Rhyolite
II Williams, Europe
X A Rockwell
} + Peck
DIR \ l. Holcombe, Europe
f W Peck, Europe
Gordon Campbell, Goldiield
Mrs VI J Goodrich, Denver
T & Nicklin, Beatty
W q Holman, Los Angeles
Robt Atkinson, Johnnie
II b Miller, Los Angeles
Charles Waite, \ y
Andy Heron, Butte
Frank Wilson,
J Powers, Ash Meadows
+ Richmond, Pasadena
u Leith, San Pedro
y Crawford, \ \
i G McNichols, Pocatcllo, Idaho
j Ii Haywood, Los Angeles
III II Webb, Los Angeles
j r Censer, Searchlight
II and \ Fawcett
Ii Schram, Hamilton, Mont
c McWilliams, wife, Charleston Nj
c + Hcrry and wife, Los Angeles
II VI Willard, Los Angeles
III Monheim and wife, Los Angeles
q NJ Haskim, Detroit
c W Trau, Los Angeles
\ Woods, Leastalk
j K Muckey, San Francisco
III l. Brooks, Marvel
Paul Delaney, Denver
Mr. and Mrs f b Bennett, Beatty
Geo W Wadsworth
ii q McMaher, Rhyolitc
VIM Wood, Los Angeles
Geo b Weaver, Los Angeles
! j Meyers
Tom Affett
Mrs Belle Plnney and daughter, Beatty
Fred Bowler, Johnnie
w Mitchell, Salt Lake
T NJ Gronen, Rhyolite
+ Rowland Shaw. Phila
Il : Reed, Tonopah
Al Messmer
Mrs W : Alexander, Denver
+ c Richey, Beatty
W r. Bailey, Los Angeles
W J Cheary, Rhyolite
Il Mckay
c VI Over, Good Springs
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
TWO INJURED
Stage Wrecked by Powder in
Road

ON the road between Sandy and Good
Springs, Wednesday afternoon, the
stage was wrecked and two occupants
injured by the explosion of stick OF
giant powder under the wheel.
4 few days before box OF powder
had been dropped by freight wagon
and not all Of it was picked up. The
jar Of the stage wheel exploded the
stick.
The occupants of the stage were Jim
Mccormick, the driver, and Bruce Ste
venson travelling salesman from Los
Angeles. Both were seriously bruised
and lacerated about the body and face
and their eyes injured, rendering them
sightless. Their clothing in places, and
their hats were torn to shreds, and Ste
yenson who was on the side of the ex-
plosion wits blown several feet out of the
wagon.
They were taken To Good Springs by
passing teamster and word sent To Las
Vegas for physicians. Dr>, Roy w. Mar
tin and c. a Rucker left on special
train and the run was made u Jean in
33 minutes, and the eight mile drive
to Good Springs, ZIP hill, i'll 80 more.
Thursday morhing Stevenson was
sent to Los Angeles, accompanied part
way BY DR.. Rucker. Mccormick, ac-
complained DR.. Martin to Las Vegas, to
continue treatment for his eyes. The
doctors believe that both men will re-
cover their eyesight
The accident was witnessed by Mrs.
Yount of the Good Springs hotel,
through field glass.
The wreckins of the stage, the multi
alton OF the clothing and hats and the
fact that the hair was blown from the
horses tails, Indicate that the explosion
was on, Of terrific force ami thr viclints
had a. harrow escape lroni death
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
COUNTY OFFICERS

Under the provisions OF the new law
the following county officers are to be
elected this fall:
Members OF the Legislature, ).
County Commissioners, ,.
Clerk. l.
Treasurer and Tax Colector,l.
Assessor, |.
Sheriff, !.
Recorder and Auditor, !,
Public Administrator, l.
District Attorney and Superintendent
of Schools, !.
Following are the hold over officials
state Senator-J. ID. Campbell, OF
Phoebe.
County Commissioned. y. Nesbitt,
Of Phoebe.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
CAMP AIGk ISSUES
More Commissioners Versus
County Division
Logan, Nevada, sept. 10, 1906.

Logan, NtNdud, sept ~, l'oo'
Editor Age--I notice in Il recent r..
~, of The Age, that county division
should be made an issue in the coming
campaign.
Another question which should he
made am issue is increasing the number
of county commissioners 10 five. Lin
coin county is too large and its business
affairs becoming too varied and too lnl-
portant to be trusted entirely in the
hands OF any three men, and especially
of two men az sometimes occurs when
one member of the board IL detained
through any cause from attending a
meeting
The old argument that We must have
as few officers n possible to keep down
expenses, is becoming Il penny wise
and pound foolish one. ! am not at
tacking anv action OF any board, but
simply speaking on general principles
The office of county commissioner Is
one of thc most inportahtl III the county.
Questions Of tery great Importance to
the tax PAYERS are liable 40 arise NJ any
time upon which the commissioners
must pass judgment, and Lincoln
county with it, growing interests and
industries should have i wider repre-
sentation on that board.
III. II. CIUHCn.
The Acy agree, With the correspondent
That tle county !. loo large 90 hr satis-
isetorliy managed lay three commission
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
PROSPECT SOLD
Stoner Gets Good Price For
Ell Dorado Canyon Claim

Jacob stoncr has sold to J. IT. Nc
Knight his property in ElDorado can
yon ior a splendid figure. The Age was
unable to learn the details OF the tran
sacton, but it is positively known that
large cash payment has been made
and that the deal is genuine.
The property a. Jar as developed
shows Wonderful values, one picked
specimen going 1000 ounces in silver.
hcssrs, Stoner and Mcknight were
in Las Vegas this week, where the pa
pers We're signed and the initial payment
made Mr. Mcknight has been hego-
tainI ior the property lor some time.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
A PLEASANT DREAM

Last night while / lay dreaming, .-e...
Came a vision to ins So fair
Twas down AT The Colorado, seeming ~,
That all the old gang WAS there. ..- -as.
. ."..# -f 81
saw them all lined up to the bar, '.''-
And, @, how I wished war there '-.
And seemed to me that one great star
Shone DER the whole in radaIce fair,
They bowed and smiled, chatted anil.
drank,
Having all kinds Of fun, joy and cheer,
And all this remained till the bright
star sank, "a
Then awoke and drank more beer.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15

At Searchlight 175 votes were east for
delegates to the Republican convention;
at Las Vegas, l09.
Searchlght eleven delegates will ask
for two or three places on the ticket,
probably commissioner, representative
and sheriff or attorney. Delegates Will
caucus soon and decide on candidates.
The registration shows a majority OF
votes for the south end OF the county.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
BIG MELON

watcrmelop grown on the Kyle
ranch by Geo. Grouse is an eloquent ex- !,
ample OF what can be accomplished, On :,
the desert with irrigation. The mellow ~
which was brought in this week and ~ =,
sold To- Beatty man for 500 measured,
- inches in length and weighed nearly s4a,
40 pounds. - ne
1t wa> placed on exhibition f5r a = :.
couple, - daya in Ju1.,y Seal athe'- ,.f,s
-" The .lse Tor political printing. III,
t. - s.s:
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15

ers but the simplest way out OF the di'
lena il to divide the county. With
two counties half the size, thre. eoins
missioncrs in each could attend 10 the =
business very comfortahly.-Ed
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-09-15
NUMBER OF VOTERS
Las Vegas First, Searchlight
Second

The number OF registered voters in the
precincts from which returns have been
received il given below:
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08
Tribute BY ARCH.
BISHOP IRELAND
Significant Letter Containing ;
Check Of $3.50 to the Building
Committee Of the 81 Paul
Association.

/ beg leave to offer q subscription
5of $3.50 in favor Of the fund for the
building Of the Young Mems chri4.
tlan Association Of St Paul. The
Young Mems Christian Association il,
its laSors in St. Paul, SO far as my OBJ,
seryations permit me to Judge. has
iiyested itself OF sectarian purposes
ana color; and l am assured by some
Of the leading members Of the Asso.
citation that it is its firm intention
to continue on these lines. On the
other hand, its social and moral work
among the young men is deserving CT
universal sympathy and encourage,
ment. With these views Lam pleased
to be able to give proof Of the earn.
estnes Of my wishes for It's increased
growth and prosperity.
JOHN IRELAND.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08

back % taat the mont Of The lot may
be retained pespetuaily asa park. i
shall expect d addition % pay the
sdbseIption os 5000 which ! saye
heretolore anthoEized triepdlto maize
III me. With Ilshes itor isue-
n You meetings and for D fun real,
zatioa of an Solr expectations 81
yopr sork,
H q DAVIS.
no Gen. r. T1bbetts Interstate 5ecy.,
Warrington, January u, 1906.
senator Davis. now 4 much past
eighty q d frequent speaker Ct Asso-
citation efinss ana q dose student
u ths organization. Helgaye the lot
worta 10000. on which the Elkins,
nv. va, building 8 being erected ~
his datghtes. Lrrs. 8. B.SElklns. The
yaiue'a this lot Is estimated ct 500.
600. Charleston will nov erect .
much larger building, costing $780,
900 instead u $50. 900.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08

retired 70 bis ROOM and presumably
gone to bed. Bnt The Injury ci reaas
Ing IL bed, TIE senatcr believes y
too ereat toSbe summed. That lainp
bracke eysr ne head % bsi
30 tixed that the rays come cyer ne
shealde III tie rag he angie that
|asatit comfort.
Here VI d Knox story ] have never
zen Imprint a party q lawmakers
II TIE club were discussing The scr.
naheness of . proposition that had
been oFered Is an amendment e g
|btli llng n one Of the House q
Congress
Il don't know whether Il g ger.
name o. not remarked the Penn.
sylyania Senator. "Yoa can't always
teti what IDEAS Or articles are cousii-
ered eognate. "A. few years ago ! WIS
arriving from Yonkers to Tarrytowni
Which, 81 the way, e one Of the most
Beantiful stretches Of country In the
world. / saw q sign on q little shack
oi d house along the road, advertising
TO things for sale that evidently the
seller Of them thought did not com.
pose an incongruous association. The
sign. read;
Bull pups and yiolets for sale
mere =
For the first time since August .
of.last year, the historic day on which
he brought Russia and Japan together
Ia friendly conference on board the
siayaower at oyster Bay, the Prest.
dent was again in the historic cabin
of the vessel this evening at a dinner
given him by Secretary Bonaparte.
The approach to the vessel was lined
with incandescent lights, and the Dol
pain and Mayaower were decorated
with festoons Of incandescents from
the mastheads. The Marine Band
orchestra and mandolin trio fur.
nished music.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08

The seaatefsl lunch at al ti6pg IL,
Ter noon llidicates the simplicity d
hts taste p ooa aswell as sgery'
thing else HconsiSts ofl two 81 three
sandwiches ana glass gor Two "
milk. These aFe Trough, dot from
The Senate restalr99t but from tAs
home, witch cE course iss supplied
from Tie whey Forge Farm rhe
Senator Is yetS topd Of chicken ald
Valley Forge ehicReat between Two
slices Of bread isShls faypFite lunch,
Archie DE senatoys colore nessea,
ger would as sooathink Il walking
barelooled ia tliesnow as 81 ding ID
the Capitol wlth6at the ssnato
lunch basket midway the ssaatpy
u.s. therefore, q member of t4e more
or less famous diaasf bassst brigads
-;
Reading Ia bedsissfhe senatofs
widest dlaslpnticn Almost all Mi
'ding Of hla,ofy and histoucnl work
done IA lho evening after 10 hal
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-02-08
HE CENTER OF The STAGE.
CASE OF a PlTTsBuRe GIRL WHO
Won It.

n F."
A young girl in Plttsburg read about
a missing heiress in Pitsburg tae 9th
er day. The hetress had the same
name as the girl. So the girl, wlo
was working in some ones kitchen
as dlshwasher, told her fellow ser.
wants that she was the missing heir
ess.
Glorious excitement! She who had
been an insignificant drudge leaped
with one airy bound into splendid
notorlaty. Detectives, lawyers, re-
porteB and suitors for her hand
aockel to see her. The other servants
. d