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preface to- Vol u mo II Of his work that
the seventh claus g Of the terms of the
military convent Ion Of &the 3capltulation
at Santiago de Cuba allowed the com
mand err of the Spanish forces, &uponAhis
departure for SPAIN TO take with him
all military archives and records per-
tanning to- the Spanish forces Of East
ern Gil ba,t 5}iS3ss. 4#ssS5s3 3G
This has made it very difficult for
American visitors 4 to obtain accurate
;informa ton as to- the number Of men
In the Span ish army at Santiago, and
eEpe cially rs to the numb err In the
companies ofSeach organization With
hts explanation Chap ter T. 4 of Volume
/. begins witt the Cuban insnrrection
and ends with the blockade Of Santiago
har Dor. Valua BILE map IS gof Cuba, the
West Indies, the Notifications Of
Havana, the harbor OF Santa go and
the theatre of operations serve loren
derS the% text very plain. sSS III.
Volume II, begins with the sailing
and Decentralization OF the Fifth Corps
of the United States army. The final
chapter is a. description OF the%de-
structlon Of Cervera's squadron
Volume III. 4 tains an account3of
the siegesand the surrender Of Santl-
lago de Cuba and the re- mbarkation
Of the Fifth Corps. ~ 81 a work Of his
tory sthesworkScoversa most important
period, and as the result o { accurate
research, 1T Is OF great value to the
lstudent and read ~ "a 5&i 5ss
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poem Wanted.

ss. WIFI you please publish tho poem g
.DreamtS e ha 7 + Dwell In Marble Halls :?
.s i. q ~ 534 l338i s. A.
5 Will some one " be- good enough to
send copr.?} "A XII . sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

for. years q student OF French history
might recall his Carlyle, at least,
where, section u he So y $ ::8i So that
sieurs9 Mo Ter, 4 &C., an Mir beau az
soon after has to say, ntt61y: With
your Riquetti you have 81 e Europo 4 a
cross pilrpo ses for three d lays. For
bis countiood IS not Indifferent to this
man, which, indeed, t he admitting pco-
pie treat him with to the last W. Our
,onlysS5sin Is one Of politeness. We
should not \ have e said @...I2 lquetis''3 for
:.Mira beau ~ Q urseIyes,i because Of the
/ flavor Of ne dantry. Blu we 8 i'd not
Econsiders}it courteous to correct the
E9useS Of the rlginal $querist.
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.slveeyll in y ! ],

Please tell me 4 how to destroy the
sweevil in. my VIII ca t. AZ M ~ 1i.iE
3s5 The. favorite treatment seems to be
as follows: U sing about one pound Of
carbonate i-sulphide for 100. bushels
5of5wheat, place the liquid in Ave or six
shallow dishes and set at intervals
about tho pile Of grain. Cover tho
whole with cloths to proven escape OF
tho fumes, and make the building as
close as possible. After; twenty-fou
and let IN. the air freely. This treat
n,ent Is re garded ITO be en- irely effect
I've. Tho utmost care must be. taken
p5keep Is 'o,it Of the building 50 long
as the acid fumes nre present.
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Union Iron n Works, San Francisco;
launched in 1893. EnEland, France,
Germany, J a pan. Brazil, Sweden, tally,
Norway. Chill, sArgentineiR Republic EIol-
lnr, tl.In
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,.<hD].;;;rtc,,

week was September IL $50. .3s
d So syits y MRS. y !. II. G.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

Pr. $40. SIP s.. 8s35 &t
The heroes mentioned in this book
which bears It's own 8coml1endatlon to
the ayerage young American. are Jcre-
niah O'13riens and his bold Maine hay
makers: Nicholas Biddle, commander OF
the first American frigate; j ohm Paul
Jones, Americas most famous naval
hero vs. Richard Dale, Jones's right
arm 3; S$J Ohm Barry. Benedict Arnold.
Samuel Tucker, j oshna Barney, Thomas
Truxtotl, \ Edward Feeble, William Balm
bridge. Stephen Decatur, Johnston.
Blakeley, Isaac Hull. Jacob Jones,
James Lawrence, Charles Morris, David
Porter. Oliver Hazard Perry, Thomas
| Macdonough. Samuel G, Reid. Charles
Stewart, Matthew G.. Perry. d avid D.
Porter, William B. Cushing, George
Dewey and Richmond Pearson Hobson.
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THE CAMPAIGN OF SANTIAGO DE
85ss55 q BsA BY q Herbert 4 T.. Sargent.
s.5s "A n c. AcClurg,Sof Chicago, 8publish-E
Ssss. ers. 5SiiyT lree vol urncs,T& I'p,3 273
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County !. Office

County officer.
~ Cant get through you the name and
address of 3 some table IN Campbell
county, :? sS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

UI4 tINHtI M HIU tFCct
Richmond, Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29

HEROES Or THE ( NAVY$l N " AMER q
CA BY Charles Morris j. g b. Lip
pincott Company. Of Philadelphia.
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6ttanlroat ITS.
.0LD DOMINIC ON sf,ls5lBi
~ STEAM SHIPC co,
iENiaht Line for Norfolk.

n Leave Richmond avery eyentn 6 {foot All
Street IL 1t III NJ NJ, 81 oppl u So at EeHRosS
News q, route. T'nre. 4 ESQ { one FTayi f1.S4
round trip, includ Ing sta teroorn barth ;fnleall
extra. " Street cara to team ert hAr q
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petent to add his testimony to that
OF grandma auntie, the nei ghbors, and
all otllers who know nothing about
babies t$55s al 81 IS ss4Ss5 " IN
"In the following pages will be found
valuable advice for parents on the
care OF children, which has ncv er be-
fore appeared In print. Parents who
have babies should read these hints
carefully. for they tell how to bring up
g. baby and do tho work In your own
home, Il III Nj 5F ~
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Dates.

George II, tate, nrton's Creek, Va.
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y WI 2 - = NsITlg1I -
Juvenile Publications.

From Duffield and Company, 81 CIV
York, come d II number Of delightful
Juvenile books that will help to- rem.
der the Chris tmas counters a charm
hey ond words to- american boys AM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-29
What IL AN Animal.

n IL lease state what living things arr
included gin& tho term ANNA j.
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q #A Foreign Malls.
Where can 4 get full Information
about he, new re gulatt ions covering,
foreign mails? # W.
POST ONCE Department. washington.
D. CIVIL send You full circular "
x. Poem Wanted. IS
wifl6you please publish tho poem 5''I
Dreamt hat In Marble Il lis?
q . s3 M q; N; S s. Al. 5
viii some one be good enough to.
send copys? 55.E u II, i, Is
Night 4 LAW School.
Is there III ri chnond any night
school Of law .+8ss a. r.
n, II ( a Date 4 III SIX N
# Please INF orn, me " !, at day ! Of the
epte s1l?'t !, ]! 80.
& Sunday.
Veterans Pcnsion n. 555 III .
q Please inform me " HON to write to
with reference to increase in my Con-
fcderate pension. r. B. B. e
First Auditor. Richmond. Va,
s5.3x Copies OF photographs.
Will &youttell me &c I have the right
to copy ph tographs on postal st 4 card I s
for sale isl ~. M. Ser
YOU could not be8mado liable unless
the photogra phs were pyrighted
s5Deacendants OF 4 I.ocnhontns.
To whbm should i write to- find
whether descendants of Pocahontas are
given complimentary passes into the
exposition? Mrs. r.. u p. &$
ONCE Of the President, jamestown
Exposition, Norfolk, Z. as
;5$5 Bank ClosinE.
lis It's awful for d bank to close ex-
ccpt on legal holiday? II \; c. r. n
Not IL It is q ma tlonal or State ban k.
Count v officer. ssS
sy Cant get through You the name and
edanfSs 81 Some constable 'n cemp 5oll
George Il, u rate, Burton Creek a
Dates
Please inform mo what days of tho
week w are J anuaryi 10 Z SS6, II and a, an.
uary i S, q 80. 8 4ss% 81. S Z. ss HI a. R-@S
Friday. Wednesday.
s iSSffs. NJ Naval. 53 81 q
BIZ p aa Sc tell me where the Ores om wa:
built, and what t nations took part II
the naval d lsplay ut 4 he's xpo,si,tion.,
s S. T. il r..
Union y Iron Works, San francisco
Launched in 1893. Eng Gland. Fran &C
Germany, n Japan. Brazil, Sweden, 4 tally
Norway. Chill, Argentine Republic, Iol
+ d,
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s n .a} ] Ohm F.. MAYER. gent.
IRWIN 1YEISI Err Gen'l NJ or. i3i s 5t
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= TAYLO RN
y enl 8Supt. Traf I'M gre
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
heavy must be the hand OF this ani'c'

heavy must be the hand OF this ani'c'
ton. how bitter this cup OF sorrow.
For near a quarter Of a century NJ
has been bound to his devoted WE
nv the bands OF a love deeper ana
truer and tenderer than the affection
that blessed the lives OF most men
and now to lose this helpmeet just as
she was entering the smoother. more
beautiful period OF middle life. blessed
and hallowed by his devotion. Is a
crushing blow that beats him down
well-nigh to despair.
But death. so cruel In tearing apart
the earthly lives OF those whom Goa
has joined togetheE cannot or'ak }.
asunder the everlasting unity OF
spirit: ard He who wipes all tears
from the eyes les; they blind the
vision OF the soul will comfort our
friend with an in sight into the un'
measurable beyond. where he, too
one day will find rest from his labors
and regain the JOYFUL companionship
Of his hest beloved who has preceded
him.-Tampa Tribune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
hos'o Thisf

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any case OF CatArrh that
cannot b cured BY Halls Catarrh
Cure. =. J. CHENEY L CO.. Toledo.
Ohio.
We. the undersigned. have known
=. J. Cheney for The hast Is years.
and believe him perfectly honorable
b an business Transactions. and 0nan-
ciaIly abls TO carry out any oodgations
0A6o b biz 0rm.
WALDGN0. KINNAN 4 MARVIN,
Wholesale Dguegises. Tole6o. OA30
HANS CetnzyA Or - tAksa l1ter
1ally. scttng directly upon ~ blood
and mucous surface Of tAe syUee0
TOGtiDooiAls seat fsee. Prioo IL
pr beetle. Sold ~ IN As1og1sts.
Tahs Halls Family Pi00 lCe COAST
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
LET the Sand Play.

We extend congratulations to our
sister city OF Gainesville that 1t has
the State University. and there Will
Be no more hard feelings between
that city and this.-Lake City Index.
Let the band play. Cheer. My
Brother, Cheer" - Bronson Times
Democrat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
vpsG spsvx OvLLgr.

Ii 0Rpegu snA MEDICAL men In the
ogmV - navy ass susprissd and pug
- aSoe. ~ TIN q ~ Hague Of
al1opo1n11ng ~ ssv ''DpSes" bslIst in
aes01Do1 vaeAasA IAis ballst has
- a1sDosa e0saaIly by Ehsia.d.
vsnnsA 0ssanany anA tAs United
Oonone - tAAa ~ elimination
veuD1 sssSsaeiv Asst ~ bisg4st
psueps y ~ wssaA Ths Has0s Ass
anunly lnousooo6s1 ~ uss q he
~ounlnn~ ta1Da - ~ sroas1s Of
hanaa1lv. ~ 0l11s yseessly. This
= ~ ~ nssea 1sl)se tAaa was origt
aa1s1 . 1D1la. asA Oavs tAs small
saloss ~ Nm vh6sA ~ arnSss q
- vssso ass aRns1 - saoppins
poWsP @ . DATING %. u nushroo0-
q - slsakinG ~ made . vossd
Aoao Vb1sA rseuvsgy was practically
AnhQlaa. Bue ~ NV 0Dels bsllet
= q wy 1lgAe aa1 sAaspSoinesA ~.
~. q = ~ fssn . cartridge co..
tn1n1n0 SIS OFains q slGFo powder.
- e0n1nnG - 0aias - ~ Ksag cart
sal0A - 4 has . vsloe,ty a $500
- . seesaA a0nlnse 12yeee tos ths
Esae u ~ . VIZ 1t trajectory
81, Iss1aAly v1l ~ asa Inn . sod
0no0 0aFe Dso Wiehia IL l.eee
~ panOs. ~ ~ VuanAs it makes
= ~ tn6ennely 1nanl aso mach more
0aG1H boa1e1 TN ny eehse sort.
~ v1v ~ Hague Coofersoce
oAsuD0 e65ese - ID - b . mystery
b ullssas7 ns..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
Ssvsnty.vssr.old Editor.

Editor c. v. 8. Wilson OF The Sara
sofa Times announces that Wednes.
day, July 10. will be his seventeen
birthday. No one will Judge from his
vritings that he in any way feels his
ags-they are virile and to the point
In fact q man II no older than he
feels, and We are sure Brother Wilson
feels like . boy. Many more Of use
fulness II our hearty wish for him.
Tampa Tribune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
The Value OF the Hen.

The Orange county hen. II treated
with due consideration. will be CRATE
full enough to furnish the money to
build nrst-class roads all over the
county. In proportion to cost, care
and labor, she 10 doing far more for
our farmer than his horses. cattle
and lands. ny nature and practice
she IL q Taxpayer and q debt raiser
Orlando Repoeter.StAr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
Aosueos 0eeat Fun.

The announcement OF Col. r. J. L.
Brown that be wss out for the Sen.
ate. has bees received with almost
hilarious Joy BY the State press. for
L dissipates the fear that there was
10 Be no humoe in the campaign b.
cause Of the absence Of q humOrist
among the candidates. Col. Browns
candidacy 10 regarded ~ . joke %
brilliant and 20 purely original that
Il dos not have to trace it, ances.
try bsck 10 anyoae Of the thirty-seven
anti4ue side-splittsrs from which
Mark Twain says all subsequent Jokes
have connective Oak Democrat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

There will be something doing in
the building line in Bronson this
summer. Two brick stores and three
new residences are already in sight.
With Others to hear from. Brick are
being placed on the ground for Proc
tor 4 Smiths twostory block. Mr..
ArcAillss. Who built the court house.
has this contract. and will push II to
completion. 8. l.. Beans new brick
block win also 90 up soon. and the
residences Of Mrs. 8. N. Thomas and
H. 9. Sutton win 60 up at once. J.
p. Hopping OF Gulf Hammock has
also contracted for the erection Of a
house here. So II can be seen that
the sound Of the hammer and saw will
make music here this summer.-Bron-
con Times-Dem0crat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

Hartman Admits Guilt" says a
head line In a contemporary OF ours
Bless you. gentle reader. that refers
only to his arrest at the Yale-Harvard
races-not to his railroad deals.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

Anoas On thess servants placed at
~ ,1laoeaai q nAnk1aA BY nature.
1sae ass Dses usstal tAaA are the
1usosts. To rivers anA streams are
sanarelDs1 an1 Tsgaleasa ~ them:
so1oaes aa1 na1nfAn ass equalissd:
voeA hDbse an1 fss3 supplied:
1ooAs. avalaneAss snA so1l erosion
pgUvoote1: ~ vinAs nsodssated: and
~ 1svoslnaisa q 1aetils tracts Of
ssWs5y eAsshs1. l11se4. ~ past o..
DaBSooee q ~ hnnan soce has posi.
tlvely 1e0ease5eted that vsso Il not
~ ~ HagoseD ~ Dose fertile and
psuapeeoas ooank5ses VuaA sooa b
transformed inAo Desert wastes. unit
~ human hoAetA&joa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
Words o. Sympathy.

70 his good and admired friend.
Adrian p. Jordan. OF The Punta Gorda
Herald. the editor Of The Tribune
wishes to send IN expression Of the
sincerest and most solemn sympathy
In this hour Of his bereavement. Those
Who know the gentle, the loving heart
o( our friend will understand how
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
Pleasant and Unpleasant.

In the new deal In Jacksonville
municipal politics. Pleasant Holt was
given the cold shoulder: but they
won't be able to keep him out OF the
game long. He has way OF making
it very uns iasant for those who count
him out.-Pensacola Journal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

While the horses were running ior
the Kings Cup at Ascot. some one
ran away with the cup. These souve-
mir fiends are certainly getting to be
the limit.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12
q o o o o Q O o o o o "
o FROM rHe PAGES o
or FLORIDA PAPERS. .
@ q @ O O O @ o o o o o o . O
Good for Old Levy.

Bradford county pays s mills school,
tax for a Ave months term. Levy
county gets six months for 5 mills.
The difference is in favor OF Levy
county.-Bronso son Times-DemOcrat.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

One report from Guatemala says
THE government il at sea-" and ano
ther Is that the government Is throw
Ing up Notifications" Evidently
had case OF NAL de mer.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

There Is no doubt that many young
Americans blew themselves on the
Glorious Fourth-mostly up.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

After the "walk0ut" Of the tele-
grsphers. 1t may be presumed that
next will come the turn Of the mes.
sengeF boys.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

lssAan ~ PIT y IL Price Of pie.
- nG1A1ng en- sap eoe0aA md
heano Aua Os1DG 1oV1 - hat tovD.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-12

: Doeeoe Hints declares there are
Snly tvo klnes q people IN ths world
-eAo pssDls Who I'VE h The shadow
~ ~ g1ooa an thoss wAo I'VE a
~ ssnay ~ q ~ ssrss& Thsse
shaAoved oass aFe so0saDss called
peostnises: so0stiDss Dooo,s a mel.
aneAoly tsaDssaDsat: soostimss they
40 ealle1 Alanrssabls psopas: but.
vhsesvee ~ % tAslr Characteristic
= III: Thsl1 sAa10W always travels
a beooeo thso. Thsy are % basy
Ioehang A0WD 1pe. pitfAlls and sharp
seoooo ~ tAoens O Which 70 step
TIT thsy 70 not eva know that there
aro GGass b ths skloa.
--------------
TO eAoss Who have DOUBTS concern.
IN JuAes Lands. Il nv - stated
thaa vhils - vas born h Indiana,
- - bosa across The Missouri sev'
~snl times ID Q railroad car. and there
tuea. ~ % - sAoW1.
We ,ees ~ vs6Ains a Mr.. H
OhOv. ee9BDo1 - . wealthy
OhAnsoo 1nnAngh.s Doubtless thai
80 q eaAGA not 70 30 sasssed At
Aes0ols ~ 6aDe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Can Blame Themselves.

For the calling Of troops to GolhilrId
rhc WCalcrn Federation las none I"
bInmc other than itself, Asa whole the
Federation IL composed of 'hiriIigcn'
,,d Iow,hiliuy citizen, hui nntorinn'
alcly ils policica have been dIfc''" ny
80 I.yIesa n band ~ un ieiribl's ~ ever
,,i,a,rd a mining camp and ever E'"'"
hr nrrivnI ~ tho lnt,rr III G"lIi"lh 'h'S
hoyc done moth ug but inspire 'nd rf''
vokc trouble. AZ 'irr '"ircfs mo- t'"hS'
l., ooI,usion with to- coDtrollnR OH 'rf ,
wbom they scatcd hy qu"H''"n"""
,no,borda, thoy have cn'c.'h fu''" ''''
.,oo,od demands TINT were bath nfh'-
- o,d ;uaolent, aud which worried
hnrdships on the mine o'"'fS W"
.a,,Id only have rceultcd IN revolt Tor
!, o,os boyond the patience o' amy map
N bayo stood their dcnngoG'c m''ho"s
t,r nny considerable length "i uhr' "
l.. ,oo baJ TINT the big majority ~ tue
,,,o,e hnye been made 10 aulI"r Tor 'i''
oo,a NJ A few agitators who "h''""c"'
uL There scrmed 10 hc no o'l'f way "
,osu,nc operation III tho mIn"e o' ""'',
no,d tho vrcatcet gold camp III the "o'''
ma, IN call the troops aud have them
&C, | ,boso who wanted and wof" VIII
mo n work. How long the troops WIN
.omoiu hotc ia of coarse qi'e''"" '"I
mo ,u,ut, 10 decide. Thor" H. h"weTo'
nno thing certain md hat ls INV w." ~,
minoo Of Go'dGcId oto gong I" ,'"o oG N"'",
od and worked without m''r'cf'"," '',
,sa, mo, chose only purpose III "'c
.ooms 10 DO TO cren'c 'nrmo' ""'
=, ,dic. -Goldfeld ReSio~'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Turns Animals 10 Stone.

An lralInn chemist has arrived III tho
United Stntcs to Try and convince tho
sctrnti!ic mcn that tie has found u way
lo turn organic substances into stone.
Ilc cIaimr to have diacoycrcd tho
proc, ~ toy accident II number 0i years
u,o IA Peru, Vhitc experimenting with
uorsrivaiivcs on rGSe. lilo bored tiny
holes ~ the eggs aud tried Injecting
yarIous chemicals. In trying one power
fuI drug hc injected II small quartity
n,n agvcrnI eggs and lwo hours later
,oupd ,hcm ns bard rs rock.
returning to Italy, II ls claimed ho
drcy around him number OF doctors
uud Vayo dcniOnst rntiUug. Tho body OF
II dog wns pcrrihcd ~ standing p"si
INN. and tho nnimnl was made 10 look
aa natural ua hir. liceties, tr"ga,
soakcs and other small nnimnIs wcro
uu, through thc process, and, after bong
nc,riticd, retained their HE ike appear
nncc. Ia each instance IA" ch"misl
,uorulatod the spcClncn VIII email
quantity Of tho mysterious drug py
means OF hypodcrmic syrIngc' without
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
Bad Man Killed

Anthony Bruno, Il well-.o-Io farmer
Of Cherry Creek, WIS brought into
Tunopah Wednesday 10y Deputy Sheriff
Budd arberrY, and III CONNECTION With
the incident IL arrange story. Pete
f'ircnzi, an Italian, who has been noted
~ hard character, ran amuck III
Cherry Creek on the 9th OF last month
and without provocatiOn. go the story
goes, opened fire on BrnDo and his son.
n-lhw, Dave Walsh, after heaping con-
siderrble abuse on the farmer.
Neither Bruno nor Walsh were armed
but the farmer went into the house aud
returned with IL revolver and started
shooting at the Italian. Several shots
were exchanged and the Italian was hit
ID the leg. That stopped hOsiIlities,
ara the Desperate WAS removed to his
home. flo seemed well on toward re-.
covery, and il came to the ears OF the
farmer that he had made Il boast that ai'
-oou As he got out he would kill either
Bruno or one q; his family.
Bruno sent his sou-In-aw Ia ronopah
with IL letter Ia District Attorney
MCCarran, explaining the circum-
stances to hun, and asking u warrant
Tor the Arrest Of FIrenzI. Carberry was
sent out io serve the warrant on Iu1 =
day, and when he reached CHERRY CreOk
the Italian WIS dead Complications
hnd set in on accom-, Of his wound, and
death had resulted. Carhorry could do
nothing else but placc the farmer under
arrest, and brought hIn IN, accompanl'
ed by Mrs. Bruno, who is the post
misires Of Cherry Cock. NJ charge
Inns been placed against the farmer, and
il il not probable that any will be-
Tonopnh Bonanzn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1907-12-13
The ELITE MARKET.
Charles r. Grover, Prop.
TIC bes' BEEF, VEAL a1h poRA that
can be found In Elkc. Also SAU-
SAiES, HANS and BACON.

Always on hand and sold at the lowest
possible prices. Al orders will receive
careful attention. ..
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Iron Used IN Cloihiug.
"rmEoDoRE ROOSEVELT

Dh Ion ever think TINT there wns
snch fabric w cloth mahc out OF irnnI
ihefr IL, and il mny hc IN your cont
" IN woven from steel "Opl, by u'w
pfoc"se, ~! lool,a M though 1t hnd
'Foh ina H. trum hOrsehhir. IL IN USED
largely toy lHilors B." make tho cOllars. OF
ooh's net fnshionnhly.
Wool mn 10 ~ Limestone is being used
WI 'ho"'~ suita "n the continent. IL
Spo"n ~ limestone wool, and IL mndc
10 M "rrtric furnace. Powdered lime
s'"hc, mixcd with u chemical, In toHscd
'n'" the furnace; md after passing un'
"er II lnrious blast Oi mir In turned ou'
w hhNy. wlitc wool. After coming
IRON the furnace tho wool ia dyed anu
hnally mado into lcngths OF cloth. a
pa'f "f irOuRorg or u coat made from
H'm material cannot bo burned or dam'
"koh Sy grnsc, and In M flexible w
V'oth mndo from 8hccp'e wool.
Some time ago m English clothing
manufacturer succedod In making II
'"hric nom old ropcp. ITO obtained
quantity ~ old ropo and cofdago and
mtavelcd them by u secret proccee 'nto
hnd Of rough cloth. A suit OF clothes
mnhc from II md worn 10y tho manu-
lac 'ntcr himself proved strong IN the
extreme and kept Ito color woli'-'
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