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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-09-06
In a Pinch, Use ALIENS FoOT.EAsE

A powder. 1t cures painful, smart
Ing, nervous feet and ingrowing nails.
It's the greatest comfort discovery OF
the age. Makes new shoes easy. A
certain cure for sweating feet. Sold
by all druggists, 25c. Trial package,
FREE. Address A. s. Olmsted. lie
Roy, N. Y.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-09-06

PUTNAM FADELESS DYES, are fast
to light and washing and color more goods
than others. l0c per package.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-09-06
Beasts Of Burden In China

Men serve the purposes OF wagons
in China. They are able to carry two
heavy loads hung on the ends OF
poles.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-09-06

Mice and conclusions are not synon'
ymous, yet women Jump at both.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1906-09-06
Automobilists in Shanghai

There is no speed limit for autos
outside the city Of Shanghai, China.
Within the city 80 miles an hour Is
allowed.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
oLumE LxV3L WASHINGTON. ARKANSAS. FRIDAY. Sept
COMMISSIONERS SALES.

Notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of decretal order Of the
Hampstead Chancery Court, rem
dered at the March term 1856, Of
Satd court, in a certain ease there
III pending, wherein Julia McRae,
us eXecutriX of the last will and
testament of (. q. McRae, deeeas
ed was plaintiff and D. f. An
drews, Ju ia Chester Andrews and
James McRae Andrews were de-
PENDANTS, the undersigned Com.
missioner will sell at the
court house door in the town
Of Washin eton, Arkansas on
= Monday OctoBer lst 1906
between the hours FOR Judicial sales
the following described pr 1yasty
to-Wit
South half Of the South west
quarter Isl of Swt) of Section
thirty-tour (34) hi Township Eiev-
en- (1l) SoHth Range twenty-four
CD west the North west quarter
(NwfJ and the North half o., the
North half Of the North half of the
South west quarter (N4 Of NJ Of
NJ Of Swi) of Section Three (3) in
Township Twelve (l2) South Range
Twenty four (24) west, in Hemp
stead county Arkansas containing
two hundred and sixty { 2601 acres
more Or less.
Said land will ba sold On q
credit of three mouths; purchaser
will be required to execute note
with approved personal security
bearidg Interest from date at the
rtatesf ten per cent ner -annnm mn
til paid, and 4 lien viii be Retained
on the lind to secure the payment
of the purchase money:
j: s. Monroe;
Commissioner.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
Well Known Physician di Hope
Dies, Aged 81 Years

Hope Sept. i5,-Df. W. b
Foster, 81 years cid, one of ths
Oldest and most highly respected
PHYSICIANS Of Hope; died last nigh
at 9;30 at the sanitarium, Texer
kauai wher4 he underwar q surg
teal operation. He never rallie
front the effeHts Of chlorofornl
He was buried here this afternoon
DIR. Foster was born III Alabama
and Moved to Hope from Union
county thirty years ago. He prae
tieed idedicine here abont twenty
years; and was an elder in the Pres
ryterian church for thirty years,
Two sons and two daughters sur.
vi9e him; w. Y. Foster. Mrs c.
A. Eridewell and Mrs. Il, D. Vim
con Of Hope, aad W. c. Foster
Of Little Rock
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
ORDINANCE NO. 70.


An Ordinance to lovy tax for
the support of the Town Govern
ment Of the Incorporated town of
Washington the Year 1905 aid
1907.
Section /. Be it ordained by
the Common Council,of the Ineor-
porated Town Of Washington that
a tax of FIVE (5) mills on the dollar
be levied upon all the real an ! per-
sonal property within the Corpor-
ate limits of said town, as shown
by Tie assessment lists of the AS
SCISSOR of Hampstead County for
the year 1906, with which to de-
fray the current expenses of the
Town Government for the year end
ing April 30th 1907.
Section 9. That the Recorder
OF said Town make out and certify
to the County Clerk of Eem2 stead
County at once a copy of ,tnis or
dinauce.
Section 3. That tlis ordinance
take effect and be in force from
and after Its passage.
L. F. Monroe, Mayor.
" S. Baki1. Recorder.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
NEW LANE FOR ASHD0WN

Ashddwh Sept. 15.-Capt. G:
G Henderson, president of the
Memphis, Paris and Cult railroad
came to Ashd6wn few days ago
and made proposition to ruin that
line to .Ashdown; provided the
people Of Ashdown would subscribe
d bonus, and give depot grounds
and right-of of-way+through the town
A meeting was held yesterday at
which the bonus was subscribed,
and ii Committee composed sf Judge
j. T. Cowling and A. Goldsmith
and George BftaHt has gone to
Arkadelphia to consult with Capt.
Henderson. Tb4 new line will
make the third railroad into Ash
down.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
AN OLD MEAT Bill.

OF course there Is nothing new
under the sun, and history must
he more or less parrot yet II
is blow to find THAT we are not
originating andsthing. even In our
investigations of current abuses
The state historian Of New York,
in compiling some records, recent
II brought to light soma amend
ments to laws confirmed at I'VE Gen
,ral Court OF aSsizes held in New
York, beginning on ye 9th & end
Ing on ye 8th day If October, 1870.
The following catches the eye;
"Eheras, divers Complaints
haye been made Of the great abuse
3 { lssins si4s d,ssett ilosygs & Fork 10
to this city & it not being discrrn-
able how long they have been XIII d
bY reason they are too often
hroagt frozen, so not capable Of
being preserved by Salt which
tands much to We disreputacon Of
that Commodity when sent abroad
and We Merchants who Export it III
to Warmer Climates, for ye reas
hls aforesaid it is Ordered, That
henceforth no hogg or hoggs SHALL
be brought dead to this place either
for sale or'payfnent of-Debts; ex-
hapt it shall be in cask we'll Sailed
& Pack't according TO yes Law
otherwise smoak't Or dryed of
which all persons are to take Notice
as they will an7wer ye contrary at
their Perrills. "
When We attempt to outdo our
dur redoubtable ancestors, we do
1t, it appears, at our own "Per'
rills" of dead failure.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
FUR Tw ENTY YEARS.

Other chill "emedies have sprung
mp, fouris shed for a brief season;
then passed away even ftdit mem
orY-bpt for twenty long years
Cheatham chill Tonic has been in
the Geld of action. The reason Is
simple 1t has merit. It actually
cures chill and Fevers while the
majority Of others merely promise
to. One bottle gdaianteed to chre
any one ease.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
tILLEDBY RUNAWAY GUARDIANS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned Guardian will apply to
the Probate aourt of Hampstead
cditnty at the October term 1906 of
said court for al, order to sell The
following lands belonging to the
estate of George Il Martin, da.
ceased, td-wit:
North west quarter OF South
west quarter (Nwt of swD and
Soath half of Southwest quarter
(s3 Of swl) Section Twenty-eight
(28) md Northeast quartet of the
Southeast quarter (NEi Of SEAS
Seetidn Twenty ynine COY, all in
Township Eleven (t1) South Range
T@entysfour (2i) west Hampstead
County Arkaasas.
George B, Terry,
Guardian.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
TEXANS Lynch MICRO
Mitchell Frazier, Who Siashed
White Man With kdife
Strung Up.

Houston, Tex; BIT. 15.-At
Rosebud Falls county tonight a
ti-jwd of one hundred ftrmers hang
ed Mitchell Frazier, a negro, aged
80 years.
This afternoon Fralier pushed
Frank Hess, a white f4rmer, from
a walk. Hess struck taenegro and
the latter used a knife freely on
Hess. Tonight the mob stormad
the town prison, where Mayor
Stripping tried to stop them. They
pushed him aside and breaking in
the door took the negro TO a near
by seafolding supporting az over
head tank and hanged MIN. 1t was
quietly done ami 10 ezriternen, fol
lowed. The members If the mob
were not armed nor masked.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
PROBATE C0Ukl NOTICE.

Notice is hersby gwen that the
following Administrators, Guard
ians etc bave fled their settlements s
with the Probate Court of Hemp-
stead county for approval and con
frmation to-wit:
W II Briant and Rufus Havnes,
Exec, tors, Estate I J Naynes,
deed
Belle G Norwood Guardian Gla7ys
Norwood Minor
Robt Y Stephenson, Gaaraiaa
Leon Stephenson Ell ,ii
Joe u Green GJiarJfil N Virgie
white minor
Y r Lewis Administrator Estate
c Il lewis. deed. and all persons
interested in tna settlement CT snv
such estate are hereby ordered to
come forward and file exceptions
to such accounts if any they have
On or BEFORE the second day Of the
next October Term Of this court or
they will be Forever barred from
excepting to such ACCOUNTS or any
item thereof.
Bagar B. Black,
clerk
washington, Arkansas
July seth 1885,
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
7.EF C0UN ~ JAIL.

Sact@ g. q Wilson has had q
gal erected VA tlye front of the
CoaH.J jail hniLdrg aid other
rocassasy rena.rs made Sheriff
Wilson ases rgeat Interest aud
pri ,- h. keeping t4-s building in
good ragair 4aa 10 Jaa best pcssi-
hh sanitary condition and deserves
the thsaEs vi the people 70" what
he a4 d4r4 II his Gireoti IN.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
NO1'ICEN

Notice is hereby givsa that t
have taken up a bay mare pony
about four Or FIVE yeats old, right
hind foot white, and small white
star in forehead. This colt is sup
posed to be my own, but the Same
having been out for lorg ii ne,
| hereby notify any diie claiming
the said colt to c1he forward and
prove property at once.
c. E. Roystdn.
Washington Ark, Sept lGth 1906.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
horse Falls Over A Hoy Aud
jake Loyel.ss The Rider
Is Killed.


Jake Loreless a young man re-
Siding GEAR Bingen il this county
WIS killed by being t'irown from a
runaway htr e Gu Thursday If laAt
week.
Mr. Loveless vas returning
from Doyle whore he hsd attenc-
I'd church aud his horse became
frightened and ran away and fell
over hog shat was in the road,
The rider being thrown to the
gcound and receiving injuries front
which he died Saturday.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
BEST OF ALI.

Il. ]. Mayher, M, 406 South
Clark 81. Chicago, writes as follows
I have kept and used Fidnt' Light
ming Oil for the last ten years in
my family, II is tie only kind to
have and the UeSt Of all.
It cures Cnts, Burns, Bruises,
sph'ains. Aches; Pains, Stings, and
Bites 1t Kills Chlggers too.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14

A bath clednses the s in and rids
the pores Of refuse. A bath makes
for better fellow ship aud citizen
Ship. Not cnly should the outside
of the body be cleapsed; but occaa-
iona! use of laxative or cathartia
Upeas the towels and clears the
system Of effete matter. Best for
this are i'eWitt's Little Early Ris-
prs Pleasant little pills that do
not grape or steken. Sold by
i } Garner.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
Do You ITCa7

The cup Of huLian misery is never
quite full until some forni)f itch
ing skin disease Is aided. mhen
it overflows. hints is a specific
for any i5Jhing tr uble ever known
One application relieves. One
box is Guaranteed to cure any one
case.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
w iRNING

I hereby object to any trespaes
on or through nay farms st Wash
ingt0n, Ark: l also object 10 any
fishing and washing of vehicles
and horses and any bathing in my
pond. Five dollars reward will be
paid for any information leading
to the conviction cf trespassers
G. V. .Jagersfeld,
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14

Wanted: 5y Chicago wholesale
and mail orier honse. assistant
manager Oman or v'omaD for this
county and adjoining territory,
Salary 500 and expenses paid week
ly; expense MONEY advanced.
Work pleasa..t; pdsitit3h fernis-
neut. No investment Of e1pel-
ience required Spare time waltz
able. Write at once fdt fill partia
ulars and enclose self addressed
envelope. Address.
GENERAL MANAGER; 13h d. Lake
ST., Chicago. U
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
HOPE FAMILY POISONED.

Members of the family of Dr. G
Fl. Andrews of Hope have been
sufferih& from ptornine poisoning,
resulting from Eeating oatmeal
Mrs Andrews, Miss Bette Andrews
-e@d Andrew Andrews we're ,those,
afflicted; but are ng9 mach inproF
81
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
/. E, COWLINGi RECEIVER.

; l.. e Cowling of this cit;
cei~er Of the Bank Of Nashtn
has filed his report with the III
Gerry court; and Is paying SO h >.f
cert of the indebted( ess of the~de-
funct bank.
Mr.. Cowling is u Ane business
man and has managed thu affairs
of the Bank to, the satisfaction Of
all .psrties interested. He will
Nuke another PAYMENT as sooa as
collections ara made covering
claims IN his hands.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
OLD SOLDIERS,

Can now receive their pension
checks by application to the County
Clerk.
The checks that have been al
l9g d are NOW ~andy f6r delivery ,
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
It's FINE.
c. NJ: Johnson, Louisville. KY

C. NJ: Johnson, Louisville. KY,
writes:
/ Have Used your Faut's care
aud it is fine. "
We have many sinllat letters,
Hunt's Gure Is strictly guaranteed
remedy for any varity Of skin dis
ease. 1t stops Itching instaetanc-
ouAy,
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14

No one would buy a sailbdat with
sails that could not be reefed
There is always that possibility Of
Il littl5 $50 mach wind that makes
a caatieps ii4ai afraid to go unpro.
vided. The thinking man, whose
stomach sometimes goes back or
hin, povides for his storhach by
keeping bottle Of Koaol For Dys.
pepsia within reach. Kodol di
&c 'ts what you cat end restores the
tom lcl 80 the condition t3 proper
ly perform its fancti0Hs, Sold by
Z j 4farhAr.
Washington telegraph., 1906-09-14
DR.. W. B. E05TaR DEAD.

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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
A BONANZA
UNCOVERED
The Old ComstOck is Not Yet Cut
Of Ore ~,

Tee Bonner shaft. through which 'es,'
ploratary work in the Gould & Curry
anc Best ,&a. Rslcher, lppines was cohdacr-
ed for many years. is also noted as''h'lvs'
ing been intimately connected with the
discovery of the colossal Rign grade ore
body. in Con. Virginia AMI California
groupd. says the yirgiaia. cAfoFiicte
when the late. sepato or FSfr and Jona
w. Maekay obtained contr5l Of the
Gould & Curry and Best 4 Bslchs~.
north drift was run from tho 1qo level
of the shaft through Best & seleher ter
ritory beyond its nor.h boundary linz.
where the apex of the great ore body
was found from wnich aea..ly sl5Q-coO, 000
in gold and silver bullion has been rro-
duced to date The vein bet @een walls
at it's broaiest part h1d a with Of 800
feet.
The discovery of this ore body IN the
early seventies was followed ry srk-
ing the Con Virginia shafs anu laterthe
&c. & c. several hundred seet to the elst-
ward on the boun fa~y line Of Con. vlr-
ginia and California ground The re-
cent surface cave in the Bonner shaft
led to the foregoing "reminiscences related
by veteran Comstock miner, who was
SHIFT boss. in the Gould & Curry when
tho ore discovery in Con Virginia was
made.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
WILL ENFORCE
CLOSER APPLICATION
Students Of the State University
Who Do Not Apply Themselves
viii be Dismissed

Hon. George s. Brown Of Elko, Dis
trict Judge. Of that district, was the
speaker at Fridays general assembly,
says the Sentinel. The subject of his
address was Essentials Of Democracy, :
and his talk. as he named it in the be-
ginning. was marvel of strength and
depth Of thought 1t is seldom that the
students are given an opportunity at
general assembly to listen to an address
Of a purely politicaI nature and since
Mr.. Browns remarks contained many
pertinent points relative to the evils and
impurity of American poles he received
the undivided attention of the greater
portion Of his audience during the en-
ire hour OF his speech.
After Mr. Brown had concluded the
address of the day President Stubbs
made a few announcements of more or
lsss Importance to the student body.
The one which caused great deal of
Comment, and among a few bit of
repidatpn as well. was that of the new
'acu,ty ruling regarding a, more strict
publication to study and work. DR..
stubs said that from personal obser-
ration -hat tn re was decided negli-
gence among the students in the natter
,f study and steps must be taken to
eradicate the evil at once.
According to DR.. stubbs the announce
nent was Intended ear a warning, and
ae advised AL indifferent ssudepts to be-
gin a reform at O'Clock on. the after
noon of Friday last
In the future It is the Intention Of the
faculty to quietly dismiss all negligent
Students from the institution. no s1ssat-
'e.s VINO they are what'dheSp station y
.fe may be or the color~of. their boards
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
THE BASQUE KILLING
AT SOD HOUSE
Santica's Bail Fixed at $4,000 by
Justice of the Peace Minor
The Officers Have Returned

Sheriff S. G. Lamb returned last night
from McDermitt with Roberti Santlca.
held for the killing of Alexander Aim
jando near Sod House. The inquest over
the remains was held at Kane's Springs
and the Sheriff took Santica to McDer-
mitt to appear before Justice of Peace
Minor for lis preliminary examination.
His examination was set for March Sth.
at which time the Sheriff will be on hand
with the prisoner. Judge Minor in the
meantime has fixed his bail at 5000 and
in all probability ne viii be let go today
after filing his bond Santica's financial
hacker. and said TO be partner in the
sheep business, M. Duque of Reno, carle
in from Kanes Springs last night and
is taking quite an interest in the case.
The testimony at the coroners inquest
at Kane's Springs developed the -a-
that santica shot AlinJando with a S0-SC
Winchester rifle. once in the left arr
and again in the back. the ball passing
through the floating rib. ranging down
ward and coming out at the front of til
left thigh. producing death twelve hours
after. AlinJando was unarmed santica
said the trouble grew out of dispute
about accounts. as published in the ST..
yer STATE. The Sheriff and otner officers
are non-commital about the case, pre-
ferring not to say anything until TIE
time comes to talk
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
aoRAx SMITH.

Replying to an inquiry from the Beatty
Builfrog Miner. General Superintendent
John Ryan of the Tonopah and Tide
water Railroad Company says:
Regarding our road, we have forty
miles OF grade built and twenty-five
miles of track laid We would be many
miles further out. with both grade and
track, had II not been for delays in Sc
curing material. From now on we an
ticipate no further delay and are pre-
pairing to commence completing miie
of track per day II is now positive
fact that we viii build on through e
Tonopah.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
PICKED UP. UNCONSCIOUS.

Commissioned T. K. Hymers. was
found lying on the railroad tracks near
tfe' Sierra street crossing last night.says
sle Reno Gazette. He was found by Off
Icer Christie and Ed Lent and taken
ro~his hone. on Sierra street. where he
was ATTENDED by "a physician, and in
"a short time he was much better He
iss entirely recovered to-day, but is re-
manning at his home on account of a.
Severe cold.
4t..seeas that Mr.. Iiymers had been
walking on the railroad track and had
been suddenly seized with 1ains ng
spell. He fell to the ground in an un-
conscious condition. and might have been
run over by a train had he not been
found when he was.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
ZIG MINING SUIT.

An important suit has been commenced
in the superior Court of Inyo county
California by Charles Del Bondio. the
prominent attorney, against Richard and
Gus Lee to enforce specific performance
of contract in writing to sell and con.
yey the fIayseed and State Line ninins
claims in the Funeral range near the
State line of California and Nevada, and
about thirty miles from the town of
Beatty and also to secure possession OF
said claims. These claims are vel
known, and are the same properties that
were held under bond for a large sum
BY Mr. Patrick at the time OF his death.
very phenomenal showing Of high
grade milling ore is made for the amount
Of development. The samples taken
from a quartz ledge give an average of
over $3.50 for a width of seven feet Out
of twelve samples taken across this vein
the lowest ran $l10 and the highest $270.
The property is only three miles from
the surveyed line of the railroad and
has abundance of water accessible for
milling purposes
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
HERE To ASSIST.
HIS PARTNER
NJ. Duque Taking an In
tereSt in Defense Of
Santica, the Sheepman

p. Duque of the firm Of Wolf & Dudde
sist in the defense of Robert Santico the
Basque sheep herder who shot and
killed his former associate near Sod
House. north of Winnemucca. several
days ago, says the Gazette The charge
81 assault with intent to kill which was
placed against Santico to hold him while
Annjando was living. was changed to
murder as as the wounded man
died and santico is now being held with
3ut bail The Duque brothers. B. Du-
iue Of Reno and j. p. Duque of Amades,
vii aid the man who did the killing, as
ne is known intimately to both and has
represented, them in several stock trans
ctions
Inquiry at the store ofWolf & Duoue
to-day reaveled that Mr.. Duque had
not been heard from since he reached
Fort McDermit, where Santico will be
arranged for murder
Mr. Wolf, partener of Mr.. Duque knew
santiea well, and he fails to understand
now he could have become involved in
80 serious a matter - knew Santico
veil He has always been quiet young
fellow Of good habits and not quarrel
some, II he had serious trouble with Aim
lando | Renew nothing of It"
AIinjando, the man who was shot and
who died latter. Is. also known here.
several Of the French residents say
le was or headstrong and quarrel
7oEne disposition and inasmuch as the
sWo men had auarreled violently that
santica had killed sAlinjando. fearing
that his own life. would be taken if
A.injaado was given an opportunity to
AIRY his threats into execution
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-02-22
McpERMIrr PROSPEROUS.

Sheriff S. G. Lamb returned from Nc
Dermitt last night. lie says the roads
are very bad between Toll House and
McDermtt. but the outlook for prolific
crops in that section this year were
never better. lie says every farmer and
stock man in the section has a smile
as wide as barn door