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Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-20
Under New Management

C. R. Burket, one of the best
known caterers of the west, and who
for a number of years has managed
the famous Pipe Stone Hotel at Hot
Springs, Mass, has taken the man.
agement of the Owl cafe. Mr..
Burket announces his intention OF
making a number of improvements,
and when completed the Owl VIII
rank among the best in the state.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-20
FIN ENDING
LONG JOURNEY
Stops In LOveIOCk and Buys
Lots.
KlvekaS, Who Is Just Completing a
Walk Around The World for a
Wager Of $4,000, Tarries Awhile
Hefe-...FlniSh BY Christmas.

Franz Emanuel Kivekas. the Fin
lander, who for a cash wager
of $4,000 is walking across the
world, spent Friday night and Satur-
day in Lovelock. Before leaving for
Carson City to secure the signature
of Governor John Sparks, Kivekas
selected two lots in Lovelock and
says that as soon as he collects his
$4,000 he will forward enough to pay
for the same. He is very favorably
impressed with this city and says it
is one of the best for its size he has
visited for some time.
Kivekas is an interesting charac-
ter. He called at the Tribune Office
and for an hour or more talked of
his wonderful Undertaking; the hard
ships, the pleasures and enough more
to fill a good-sized volume. lie is a
sturdy Finlander, 81 years old, and
looks none the worse for his long
tramp, although he says he would
not repeat the performance for $50,
00O.
The wager, by which Kivekas will
win $4,000 and l60 acres of land,
was made in Finland by two wealthy
and retired merchants. one betting
that Kivekas could not make the trip
in five years and nine months. The
start was made in San Francisco
February Is, 1904. Two Germans
started on the long journey, but in
Alaska they had their feet frozen
and were compelled to abandon the
trip. From Alaska kivekas went it
alone. He started for China, went to
Japan, Siberia, Turkey, France, Italy,
Span and South Africa. lie again
took a boat for Finland, and from
his native country he walked to Swe-
den and then TO Denmark. lie sailed
to England, and after walking all
over that country he sailed for the
United States, landing at Portland,
Me. From this latter place he Wis
tied all of the big eastern cities.
Kivekas started out with $l.9l,
and was supposed to make his own
living en- route. Besides carrying an
automatic revolver, he has a shot
gun, which is used TO kill game. For
most part he has Jared well, but in
some instances he has suffered very
much from lack of food and water.
During his trip he was held up
three times, the last time, according
to his story, being between Loyelock
and Winnemucca. kiyekas was cap
tured and forced to serve in the
Russo-Japanese war, but soon after
the taking of Port Arthur he made
his escape.
On his shoulder Kivekas has
knapsack filed with letters and sig
nature from emperors, kings, czars,
sultans, presidents and governors.
kivekas expects to reach San
Francisco by Christmas, and, after
collecting his $4,000, will sail for his
native land for a short visit. lie will
return to America later.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-20
A New Arrival

An 8-pound boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. F. M. Berger at the home
of R. L. Thomas last Saturday morn
ing. All concerned are doing nicely
and Grandpa Thomas is buying cigars.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-20

Walter Davis will leave shortly
for San Antonio, Texas. whore he
will spend the remainder of the win
ter visiting. He expects to return
to Lovelock in the early spring.
Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1907-12-20

w. T. Dawson, who has been a
resident of Vernon for the past
seven months, has moved to Love-
lock, where he will reside permanent
ly. Mr.. Dawson has accepted po-
sition at the Owl.
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
ReadTh MuteB Crushing
Mems Clothing

IS suit all to match, sass fine suit OF clothes
all to match. come in homespur and worsted Scotch
mixtures. This suit is positively worth IS your
money refunded at any time during this gigantic
sale ........... ............. S298
$1,000 mems suits s4.63 This represents a lot OF
suits in worsteds and serges. Also some dark fancy
mixtures In the and swagger fad cut sack coat
entirely made. Remember, you get your money
back IL satisfied This suit goes in this gigantic
sale ut @f.oo
$1,000 mems fine suits s5s5. A grand assortment
single doublebreasted sack suits, black blue
cheviots serSes velour finished cashmere
solid worsteds in gray and brown. nobby tweed
mixtures in all the most desirable and newest shades
all superbly tailored coats French faced finished;
perfect guaranteed Values that equal in every
price .............. 900. S5S5
any you can see elsewhere at a $500 price mark
marvel of goodness all sizes Don't fail to ask for
this A genuine 1900 value ............... 745
$500 mems suits ssS5. This amount entities you
choose a suit twenty lots finely made and
elegantly finished the most fastidious dresser
uld desire. Fine home and foreign sutngs Of style
and and in great variety OF effects, tailored
into garments faultless fashion Kersey, chevios,
vicuna homespun, tweed Scotch mixtures and cassi
mere suits in black blue brown drab. tan and fancy
designs single and doublebreasted. All of this
sons styles. Worth $500 In this gigantic
sale ............... SoS5
$4,000 suits for $685.. comprehensive line of ex
lent mannish mixtures in cheviot creations. rep
resentng only latest fashions. Come in single and
double breasted. suit that you would have diff
Guilty to duplicate $4,000 where In this gigantic
safe 49,"
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Hosiery and Underwear

Womens and children's vests and pants silk taped
heavily ribbed feece-lined in all sizes and styles per
suit $780, during these sixteen days per garment 24c
ladies' plain black hose, seamless all sizes regular
zoe values gigantic sale price ........ ....... 7c
Ladies' black hose seamless double heel and toe
guaranteed fast black, regular CSC value ..... lie
Ladies' black Isle Thread hose also lace and plain
black, worth Soc your choice. sale price ...... 1sc
Standard chdren's fast black hose in all sizes dou-
BILE heel and toe. regular 25c Wales price pair &c
Infants hose in all sizes and colors worth up &C
'lSc' per pair ............. &c
1900 dozen Lisle and fancy hosiery for women, men
and children at less cost than the cost Of the
raw material.
Ladies' best corsets all styles and sizes Positively
worth 75c your money refunded at any time during
this sale .............. ........... ......... ice
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
RK CASH STORE, TEMPE, ARIZONA
Mems Furnishings

All wool underwear, sec. Natural wool shirts and
drawers fine sheer wool underwear sells the world
oyer at $3.50. Watch 'em go at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. SOC
$3.50 dress shirts, &c. Mems finest dress shirts
with without collars, fancy and nobby designs fine
French Madras. silk corded and striped worth
$50. Your pick during these 16 days ......... 97c
SOC mems suspenders CSC. Mems finest suspenders,
considered excellent values at 50c fancy buck
les all styles, including the famous "Guyot" style
S1OO work shirts. 47c. The very finest and best OF
material French madras. heavy shirtngs mercerized
sateen, etc All sizes, in washable designs; shirts
which we nobody else offered for less than
s100, during this phenomenal SALE ............ 47c
A consolidated lot OF mems and boys caps values
ranging up soc and 75c, all sizes in every mag-
Unable STYLE there are dozens Of them. but If you
want to get share be timely for values sell
quickly. Remember, they go at Observation-Disclosures. &c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Boys Knee Pant Suits

Boys two-piece suits, s1.79. Suits Of dependable
fabrics, neatly finished worth $3.50. Our sale
price ............. S1.79
Same above, only finer, all sizes, stayed the
inside to make them extra strong for boys wear We
doubt equal suits could be obtained for 1850 else
where Our sale price S2.47
Knee Pant Suits, s29S. Boys $500 knee pant suits
made of heavy materials. Our sale price 800. $3.50
80 distinct effects in boys ultra fashionable knee
pant suits all the SWEETEST novelties and staple ma
terials Worth up $500 Our sale price $3.50. S3.48
Boys all worsted knee pants. made OF dependable
materials all Sizes splendid values 75c during this
16-day sale your choice Observation-Disclosures. 22c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Ladies Tailor Made Skirts

500 and $3.50 Skirts s42S. They come in all de-
scriptions hanging full OF that indescribabe some
thing called style" Tucked arng bottom. light and
dark (, mixtures, guaranteed worth $3.50 sale
400 swell stylish beautifully trimmed Skirts hand
some perfect fitting garments that show the very
newest kind Of fashion made OF all wool materials and
mannish suitings. Skirts that show of
plat treatment skirts that show careful pains
taking tailoring; latest arrivals. worth up to $3.50
Our sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1890. 5000
Wrappers and Long kimonas. of washable materials
Persian designs worth 5000 at ............... acc
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Mems Furnishings

75c underwear ssc. An exceptional good 75c value.
shirts and drawers TO match in plain colors stand
ard 75c seller. Our sale price .............. 30,
15c white and colored border handkerchiefs &c. a
neatly finished handkerchief. regular price 15cwatch
EN- go at ...'....'.'''. &C
White linen finished handkerchief ready for imme-
date use worth zoe, &c
s5c Mems Suspenders 19c Many extra good sus-
penders heavy elastic standard 35c seller in all
styles .....-...-....-. ..-..-.....-.. lse
zoe Mems black hose &c. Mems fast black Macco
hose all sizes. exceptional good zoe value. our
sale price ......-... .........'...-...... ... &c
75c dress shirts. sec Fine dress shirts in fancy
coors collarless. in all sizes made of fine washable
materials positively worth 75c. During these 16
Light Macco underwear. lsc. Comes in cream and
pink only An extra good value. In this gigantic
Mems 75c work shirts, 39c Mems excellent made
work shirts of madras. percale and ginghams in a
great variety Of coors worth 75c Our sale price 3ec
1Oc Rockford hose. &c. Extra heavy Rockford socks
regular price 1oc. ribbed top fully seamless, at &c
CSC fancy and plain hose &C. Mems fancy hose also
plain colors in all sizes, fully seamless. worth Csc.
In this 16-day sale &c
20c boys suspenders. Sc. Boys excellent suspen-
ders. made Of good elastic the kind that don't bust
STANDARD 20c values. our sale price Sc
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10

Best quality sewing Silk, 100 yd.
spool, in all eoIors, including white AMI
black, in all sizes. Standard 10c seller.
Gigantic Sale price Observation-Disclosures
Ladies white finely hemstitched
Handkerehiefs, worth Sc at any bar
gain sale, our Gigantic Sale price. &c
Imported Steel ThimbIes, never sold
for less than Sc, Gigantic Sale price &c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10

Mems heavy work shoes. Double riveted, tackled
and sewed; every pair guaranteed, worth
$500. Come and pick them out at S1S2
we offer the best the market for the price.
Certainly the equal of $500 and $500 make; the
latest toes and styles all the expensive eath
ers. These shoes compare with the highest grade
shoes made AL go in these IS days at from
$3.50 to 1928
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Handkerchiefs

Ladies' and Chidren's Handkerchief, made OF fine
white lawn, hemstitched, worth &c. Gigantic sale
price .---.---....- ---.-.-.-.-- sc
Ladies' linen finished handkerchefs sold regularly
at 1Oc Gigantic sale price Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Ladies' finely hemstitched handkerchiefs with floral
designs in worth up to zoe. In this gigantic
saIe &c
Do and dozens of ladies' hemstitched and en-
broidered handkerchief also some trimmed pref
ty neat designs, new and fresh goods, worth Csc In
this gigantic sale Observation-Disclosures. ....... 7c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Mems Pants

y Mems Trousers S1O9 Mems Trousers neat striped
designs light medium weights. double stitched
throughout, great assortment of them in all Sizes
positively worth $500. In this gigantic sale S1oe
$3.50 Mems Pants $1.4S Same above only better
quality. Comes in all sizes and colorings; always
sold for $3.50 during these sixteen days.... s1.4a
500 Pairs Mems Pants in all the striped worsteds.
sewed with silk throughout In large varieties and
nobby patterns choose from; values ranging up
$3.50; latest styles only trousers which would appeal
most strongly to men accustomed to made to order
garments Our sale price. S2.49
$3.50 and $3.50 Corduroy Pants, s2.43 Imported Eng
lish corduroy in plain fancy colors, excelently
made very best of Innings up to $3.50 now. S243
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Mems Shoe Department

Mems single and double sole,
lace shoes. London cap. ex-
tension sole, in Wei kid, box
Russian calf. Every pair pos
itively guaranteed for good
wear. a standard $3.50 value
during these 16 days at S1.43
Mems shoes for business
wear. That means service
and comfort. all shapes and
feathers. all sizes, strictly
union made. hand sewed.
worth $500. In this phenom-
email sale at 80. $3.50. S1.S9
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Hat Department

Fedora and Campaign shape hats in black and drab,
excellent $500 value comes in all sizes, during
this stupendous sale ..... .... 900. CSC
Mems Fedora and Tourist shape hats selected from
lots where there were only two left, and
bined making a total of about $50 hats worth up to
$500; during this sale your choice each $3.50. LAB
John B. Stetson, Knox and Dunlap shape hats in all
coors styles Including the latest fall styles
ing these 16 days ............ 49,. S1ea
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10

25c Suspenders lie. Mems extra
heavy Suspenders with leather straps
and best elastic; the famous Police
and Firemap's brand, suspenders which
you would have difficulty to duplicate
at 25c anywhere, during this Gigantic
Sale your pick. lie
Superior English Imported Steel
Needles, were Sc, now, per package, 1c
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Dress Goods and Silks

All wool novelty plaids, regular soc values. -4e
Mohairs and Brilliantines worth 75c, sale price
only -.-.-..--. .-----..---. oSc
Novelty suitings and fancy mixtures voies and
crashes, late fall styles good shades lie
All Wool Panamas, worth s100 per yard, sale price.
Sa4o '''''.'''''' f90
Scotch plads and shepherd checks full width pretty
and up to date patterns worth Soc yard. Our sale
Thousands of yards of dress prints in black white.
and silver gray. and indigo blue, worth 7c In this
gigantic SALE price per yard ................41zc
Heavy, fancy outings, miles and miles of above mer-
chandse in bolts. Come and pick them out this
Heavy, heeced outings-excellent values at -Oc-
pretty designs; they come in all colors While they
last your choice at. per yard ............ &c
6O-inch white satin Damask, would sell regularly
Tor Sl-lV SAFE price -.---.--..-. 5bc
Very wide red table Damask guaranteed worth 45c,
sale price --..--.---...-. Zlc
Extra heavy crash, regular 17hc. guaranteed all
linen sale price 7c
Bed spreads full size white crochet bed Spreads
all good patterns Marseilles patterns. $500 val
ues Tor VIC
Full size pillow cases, Of good quality muslin,
3Oc value Our sale price Observation-Disclosures. Hc
Extra good quality Huck towels guaranteed ali
llheh zoe VaIue DIT TIC
Towels that have always sold for zoe at...... elzc
Full sized Turkish bath towels, regular Csc value
10000 yards Of Cretonnes miles and miles of them
cal Turkish and Persian designs. IS inches wide.
worth 17l5c Now per yard ................... Tee
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10
Ladies and Misses Shoes

over 5000 pairs Of the finest of this seasons
arrivals hand sewed lace button oxfords bluchers
suitable both for dress street wear light medium
and heavy weight French kid. patent leather. vic kid
and calf by far the best OF shoes brought this
market. They come in all sizes and widths in every
Imaginable STYLE, common Tense. opera, military.
Cuban, and French heel worth from s2.75 to $3.50:
come and pick them out at this mighty sale
at $685. S22s, s1ea, s1.7e SIPS 9se and 4ee
Misses and children's Shoes values that sold for
$3.50, SL75 $3.50 and $3.50; pick your size this
gigantic sale per pair at and up from. ...... 59e
Ladies' finest dress lace shoes in and welt soles
Latest dress styles and feathers; worth $500 and $500
Gigantic sale price .......... ..............S17
Ladies' patent and vici kid lace Shoes French
Cuban heels; all sizes and Styles suitable both for
dress and street wear; genuine $3.50 and $500 values
During this gigantic sale at ............... S19a
Arizona republican., 1907-02-10

Mems extra heavy rockford Hose, an
excellent working hose this, all 10 and
12Iae values, during this stirring sale
at. ......... ....... .4 &c
81 inch white Table Damask, exceed
insly pretty designs, a splendid Soc
value, Gigantic Sale price per yard pic
Ready made Pillow Cases 45x36, of
excellent material, guaranteed 25c val
ue, Gigantic Sale price. :..........14 lac
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-31
MUNTERVILLE.

Munterville-Rev. and Mrs. e. T..
Linden, on returning from their visit,
were thoroughly surprised Saturday
afternoon by the congregation of the
Lutheran church, who with we'll Allied
baskets had assembled In the Luther
League hall to await the arrival Of
their pastor and family who had been
sent for. A social afternoon was spent
and Rev. Linden was presented with
$43.75 in money. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Johnson and chill
dren and Miss Ella Harlan visited
with friends near Frederic Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Anderson call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gustason Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson and Mrs.
Fred Johnson visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Nels Swanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Hasselrooth gave
dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Larson
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Larson Sun
day.
Word was received Sunday by John
Kephart that his father died Saturday
In Ottumwa. The remains were
brought to the Fowler cemetery, where
they were laid to rest Monday after
noon.
L. F. Swanson and wife of Ottumwa
spent Sunday with Mrs. NJ F. Hokan~
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erland Allen and
daughter, Vendla. spent Sunday at the
Johannes Pierson home
Mr.. and Mrs w. T. Baldwell spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James
Newell
Gust Bureason and son. Leroy, were
Blapesburg callers Monday.
Miss Lena Anderson visited with
Hannah PierSop SUNDAY
Edwin Anderson spent Monday and
Tuesday in Ottumwa with relatives.
Arthur Allen spent Sunday with
Arthur Swanson.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-31
FISH AT FAIRFIELD
Thousands Put In Waterworks Pond
Both State and National Hatch
cries Contribute Quota.

Fairfield, Oct 80. - Geo. A. Lin
coin, of Cedar Rapids, state fish com
missioner, delivered car load Of
game fish yesterday for the water
works ponds Of the city of Fairfield
$4,000 fish composed Of the following
varieties: Black bass, silver bass and
rock bass, croppies, pickerel, perch
and sunfish. These fish are of an
extraordinarily large size and will no
doubt spawn in the spring The fish
are from the state hatchery at sabula
and came in the private fish car,
"Hawkeye' over the Rock Island
road. The city had teams employed
upon the arrival of the train, and the
fish were distributed in the two large
ponds.
The fish car went back last even
ing. to Sabula to prepare a shipment
for DEBORAH and Eldora this coming
week.
U. S. Fish Also.
While this was going on, H. C.
Butts, representative Of the fish COM
mission of Washington City, also
reached the city over the Rock Island
road. with 5000 small fish, which
came from the national hatchery at
Lacrosse, Wis. These consisted of
1000 sream fish, 1000 black bass
1000 pickereE 1000 blue cat, and 1000
green perch They weer also emp
tied in to the two ponds, making
10000 young fish delivered to the city
water works yesterday
The last 5000 were very much
Stalled in size. E. R. Smith, who
was recently appointed by the city
council as city fish commissioner, Is
entitled to much credit for the earn
est effort that he put forth to secure
these fish.
Three years ago the national fish
cry deposited in our water works
pond load Of fish, and they have
pdoven success. Pickered that
weighed less than two ounces now
weigh from to pounds, and black
bass that weighed less than three
ounces now weigh to 6 pounds. ant
have furnished considerable sport fol
the amateur fisherman who have
spent many a day angling.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-31

attendance Thu sermon bv Rev. ]. HI.
Taylor was much appreciated. Rev.
Thos. Osborn of Fairfield conducted
the evangelistic meeting, which was
extremely spiritual
Today there are many more minis
tiers being added to the list and the
interest Is increasing. Rev. Thomas
Osborn gave a very able address as
well as Rev. c. S. Cooper Of Ottum-
wa. Rev. R. Golfers sermon last
evening completed the day aside from
business and minute meetings being
held in between.
In spit Of the bad weather a good
attendance is being had at all the
meetings and profitable meeting is
expected throughout the time Of the
session.
Today's Program.
$3.50 a. m.-Song service, Rev j. E.
Weigle.
9 a. m.-Literary.
10:30 a. m.-Sermon. Rev. NJ. E.
Reusch.
1:45 p. m.-song service, Rev. W. S.
Right.
p. m-Literary.
3 p. m.-Serman, Rev. w. N. Pot
ter.
1880 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. I. B.
Schreckengast.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-10-31
CHARLTON.

Chariton.-District court is in ses-
sion this week. Judge Anderson of AL
bia, spresiding. Thus far no important
bases have come up.
Rev. N. Evans, pastor of the Meth
odist Episcopal church, went to Leon
yesterday to attend district confer
ence.
Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Kinsey and lit
tie son visited in Derby yesterday with
Mr.. Kimsey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E.
c. Kimsey.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffin were
given an agreeable surprise Monday
evening by a number Of their neigh
bors and friends the occasion being
their thirty-flrst weddinp anniversary
Delicious refreshments We're served
and the time was spent in an enjoy
able manner. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin were
presented with a silver berry spoon
and handsome china fruit dish.
Mrs. H. S. Smith of Waseca, Mimi,
arrived the first Of the week for a visit
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. O..
Owens.
Rev. and Mrs. o. NJ Hyde and chill
dren of Garden City, South Dakota,
who had been visiting in Charlton
with Mrs. Hyde's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. D. Watson, and old friends, left
yesterday for a visit in Colony, Kansas.
before returning home.
Mrs. Carmi Mckinley and little
daughter went to Humeston yesterday
to spend few days with friends.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. H.
G. Larimer on Monday eevning.
Mrs. William Lewis and two children
and Mrs Clarence Moore and two
| children of WOODBURY., until recently of
this city, arrived Monday evening for a
! few days visit with relatives and old
| friends.
Mrs. Ed Jones was called to Russell
yesterday by the continued serious Ill
| ness Of her sister. Mrs. Flora Van
Dyke.
Mrs. George Watts Of Lincoln town
ship, went to Abba yesterday to spend
two weeks with relatives.
Mrs G. H. Thomas Of Creston. who
had been visiting in Charlton at the
G. W. Wiltsey home, returned home
/ yesterday.
Miss Delpha Holden has returned
from an extended visit with relatives
in Moulton.
Mesdames c. w. and A. E. johnson
returned Yesterday from a few days
| visit with friends in Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Welch of Lucas
arrived yesterday for visit with thei
4 daughter, Mrs. l.. N Edison
Mrs. Susan Smith of Cromwell ant
Mrs. Lon Snyder of Medora made {
brief visit in this city yesterday Will
on their way to Derby to visit thei
sister. Mrs. Albert Bass.
u Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pickerell an