davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington times., 1907-06-05
Muslin Wear, 39C

Choice of Muslin and Cam
brio Night Gowns. Skirts,
Drawers. French Corset Gov
ers ana Chemise. trimmed IN
various styles with laces and
embrOideries. one day at
39c-values worth up TO SIC.
The Washington times., 1907-06-05
IOC LaceS, Sc

New lot or Plat Val. Lace
Medallions. in a varied as
sOrtment OF patterns, inClud-
ing large sizes FOR finishing
of the summer waists and
dresses. One day at Sc each
regularly Zoe.
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LICENSED TO WED

Marriage licenses were issued =
day as follows;
Edward Lvind. 20, and Louis
Wilgus. 10. Seattle.
Isaurits Thomas jacobson. "a, snd
sibyl Chaplin Hovey, 81. Seattle. :.
Carl Gottfried Lindskog. 3, sna
Annie Carolina wohlstrom, ~, -
attic.
Soren Andreas Filings and Liner
la Mary Dean. Seattle
Milford +. Shaw, IS, and Delis
F. Hammond. 40. Seattle.
Fred Uhlmaun. %. and Euirs
Mary Emelia Valoud. 20. Brfshtcs
Beach.
John ]. Crawford. 81. and Grsos
Corinne Simpson. 81, Seattle. =.
Sam Decker McNeal, &c. and ~
ma Irene Losey, 80. Seattle.
Shirley Nj. Treen and Erna knssF
brecht. Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-07

NEW YORK. March THE
news Of the Acquittal Of the stroth
or brothers WAS taken 10 ThaN
I'm mighty Glad 90 hear u" said
he and his face Frightened At the
news when be WAS remladed that
the virginian'a defense had been
the stunufittsn Law"
4 would like to tell you what
I think about II. but my attorneys
won't ist me
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teoffpps fetsafatH esfNtcsJ
cuLPEPPER. w. Va. March T.
After deilberating 20 minutes the
Jury this morning In the case Of
James aud Phillip atrotheF. charg
cd with the murder Of William y,
Bywatera. their bfotheriniaw. ro'
turned a verdict Of Not guilty"
Dywaisr ruined the only girl In
the Htrother family. The brothers
demanded that he marry their
sister which he did. then threatened
10 leave her. One night Byvater
aneaked out on the roof 81 the
house and was escaping when the
brothers became aware Of hia In
tentions A struggle enaued Ia
which Bywater Loaf his life.
James Hirother il well known
lawyer aud member Of the West
Virginia legislature
The Judge eompiimented the jury
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-07
BROTHERS NOT GUILTY
OF MURDER

upon the decision and told the iur.
ors that upon their return 20 their
homes he hoped they would IND
them as they left them" lie
said. Il am glad To know that the
chastity Of women ID 70 be upheld.
No punishment should be Eiyen
men for killing the invaders Of
their homes"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-07
TO DISPOSE OF Oh
FIRE HORSES

All the extra stables Of the flv
department are filled with old
horses that are now useless 70 ths
department. and Fire Chief Bring
hurst has called the attention 4
the board OF public works TO tht
matter Of disposal.
W. l.. GaEsam. a steamship msA
has written TO the board that ~
Is willing to pay cash for one q
the teams or care for team q
his Crystal Springs ranch until tAs
city wants H.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-07
MILL IN
WORLD FOR IDAM

SPOKANE, March The y
ward Rutledge Timber oompaas.
backed by the Weyerhaeussrz
whose headquarters are In xlnne
sofa. win construct the largest Mn
plant in the world on It's site neaf
Occur d'Alene. Idaho. The site -
elades coo acres adjacent 70 -
lake. Over si.00o.c0o vii be y
vested. over 600 men VII oe -
ployed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-07
Initiative AND
REFERENDU m


OLYMPIA. March 7.-oniy u
senators voted last night TO szfe
the initiative and referendum ~
from an Indefinite postponsm<n<
and the bill was postponed TheD
voting 20 save the measure we're
blair. Boone. Bratt. cotterill. Gina
Graves. Hunter. Jones. Metcaif. Pc
son. paulhamus and smith. Tsta~
ty-five senators voted TO kin ~
bill by poetponcment
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BIRTH RECORD.


Births were registered today ~
follows:
Eidemlller-At ISIS Madison 81
March G. to wife Of T. J. EidsmiF
Ter. a son.
Hickerson-At sos Eastlake ass
March 4. 10 wife OF J. y. l. hieAes'
son. a daughter.
stinson-At ia WeEtlake ~
March 1. 10 wife OF J. J. stinson,
daughter. =.
nuff-At 1921 Court, March .. "
wife OF John J. Duff a daughter.
Huff-At l16l Harrison, Msf0a
1. To wife OF William $. Hun,
daughter. a.
serwe-At Pacific hospi1Ah
March s, to wife OF Phil l. sefNs
a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-07
SEWARD MONUMENT PLANS.

The Chamber Of Commerce com
mittss on the william a. Seward
monument will meet tomorrow aft
srno0n 81 30 IN the chamber =
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Jury IN THE sTRoTHaR
BROTHERS CASE RETURN
AcouITrAL VERDICT AFTER
40 MINUTES RATION.
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To The star aia 1885, ma.
tias. The star VIII cali and eoa~
lect the bin and viii send te
tou the answers TO yeur 90 whsa
addressed care The star
RATES FoR clAsslFigo
ApNERrtsEMGNrs tfseie
Msetsd. lest sd Fesps Fes
Rset Pee Sale sse1 crs cses =
Ns=A
SITUATION WANTED Aes-
- WsrS. fNrss rs~ses teF 8
Ssats
Ssvea wcras 80 fractions ef
words to tAs lina casa In I'd.
vance when charged e se-
eeant sct0al number 81 lines a.
so WITH he counted Minimum
hin eer an al IS centa Hal.
lard want "A Agency. r. n
Mullen s1t ballard Az ORB
citf Han
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today y
follows: "A
Cameron-Anen w Cameron y
March 5. At Thirty-eighth eN. 49,
Genesee 81. Fl
Hansen-Hclga A Hansen, -. -
March 6. at Fort Lswton hospl. -s
Neutrality-suspicious. Neesf,Asf'
~. March 5. at Pacii'c hospi.AA AZ
nremond-lohn hfenienus ~
March I, az Twenty seNenh
north and Caller &C. sssl
infant March I. al -
Fourth av. n. p,
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vsss..sr Lors.

VACANT LoTs.
my. choice ecsnss' iaasisa sas tsaet wys'
~ California ear Inc
ufn8
nuys shalss coFnst' ssstn. eas hisek sss'
q California eaf iins
We have ssms shsles loss sasiss isf, a.
ts=a sna Nv. On sssr istms see us At
'ssss
annAr NonrHERN nHAL NhrATn =
TIMER 60.
az haftaa hiaaks
WIT QUEEN AMI
asana view Aaapisn. sla,h west near
laurel Place. seslN ...a
casnsr on seventh w.s, asas Msas~w'
,i.s@-TEnMa
CAPITOL INIT.
v,A Ave. Moth. near rrespeat. sosiis
fIss iaesiian fof hasns
o. - IEhNn
MAYNARD REALTY COMPANY,
- wsIasf Hiss
eeeoaa sna uuisefeiif
~ 1asle. ~. 81 nsasaa sas ha'
- as-,a i.ssl iess "A stssasa, Ave {!
- slsss Own csnfa.a ,., A. 49,, y y
west HeAisis. NTsi tpss. VIA VS. :"
!: - : va. al canfosais Ave $40 y
l.s msEks, rftss nnssi ansa'ssfAessd s's~
II ~ - tss,S n.ar ~, t@stpa ear.
aLnTrrNanEN a AnSEtas
"a, as-sns sns cs'iaiaIi. - 81
rALK AnouT aNArs'
o-s.r /. f.r~.a - s.u II eees regardless
LAS stss~ 70 ~ g. e"iT
rsss roa rHE THREE
naossA .la c.n ,sssY
nEsris a rAhtNos
reeus Main nft u Msfsea 49,
nALF ooppARp q co
Fouh aNAFn
asa
"a. oess- e.iss ia FHnNosr VI
zee ftss sns 10 Fs@dY - esl1 - 49,
tstaas
$50
fat a.ts. as a.ain .asf.sos u Wed
a.nA rsss aas1 visw Tnis l. soa.a ahs
sta ssll I've nass raonsy cesa ssFtns
RVS sspE or nnrKs LAKE
nKa
~. l.rsi lsss ais ssssfss as sssaY g.
49, -. "a 49,, ~. 40 ~. :. RI re-. - -. -.
- saseFsr sssn ssftsiss ts NE ssaitlas
nss
csress - wisA ssn.sn teass - sssie n
wpesi.-n. T.ss-s. Assi.lea n.s fies 80
tssna. t-s bissss frsra cas- ssa waasisss
Y.sa hstf sasA ~ ias.< l. satt
A. z9ls rnis .tn safss 81 s@tss
HAt.F oonDARp q co.
" ftinssi.y nt~a
YTTvsTTrTF 81 o 4zaS7Sl q jill
az, groA , s.S VI. -. -. 81 e. :.
- y 80 -ssi. assftsa -itkss fs ssrs
- tkis Fstrs kfsse-s 40 49, 2. ssa
ball AttH BRANCH
MERRITT sEAATr co - SEATTLE
sssast -. - r-ss - tssns. sls- is
- sssiss ssos- saas. 81 Essi -
D. ~ 80 half fash
flss-sa s.s.t.Er eaas-. tssth siss -
fF5sskras ~ y - tkM aa#h
tasaasa Asesss ~ kslae O. SO O. ~
east tsFg Desirable
nss 80 as.a q ssssn buasss slass ~ o ESQ
taszNa
tNfn~ iif Fgsrsh ~ Sarsa s-eaes bal
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tfsa

caress - wfsh s.a.sn eeass - sssfes h
Wasst.an T.sfass Aasitfea liza Zee 80
s.astsSsssshts vtsu - Aasas 49, ssraas
fasaa. tsa biaass frtsFa cas- kaa Wadf u -
Ysfk hsN sasa Asiausx e suit
A. aahs This ~sfi eafss ell t@tss
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ttab0 suits for i6e5, tia'ee ss '.,.
$50 $40 90 suits 5000 t2hee sa ~.
now st2.so. Just a few days -, ~
az these prices John LihaH 80
ftsa Second ev.
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~. oersss e.ise ia FHNnosrl VI
nss fiss sns .. Fs.ay ,s tatlA - os-.f
tafaAs
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RVS afnE or nnrKS LAKE
Al NH

fat estr as aaain satr.ses - wasf
taaA Fssk OsisN Ntew Tnts l. esaf sha
wsf .sil I've snass mlnmsy ceea tsrtas
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g. 30 @Hafs 4#tn ffuastins 80 hguasvsf8 s.
Cedar 4fess adalilun tss aaaA
a. ~ BaFs fabtAaffst - FAiftteshs
sseF Eass crsrry 40 cash
o. zao@ HaFs rasasf RWspntsengh snd Atlas
~ street esfs q &c tash
d 20 ffaFs fie~sreesn uaaassn EsftaHs. ~
49, a.es take yisr o. 80 sssh
ms = 81 HaiaisF nsiehts tissftef
& So EIaHs ne fnsrn frffesr - ssa&
fseF to CO.. Nrss fus ftsH -
as lIks essh
g. Ne ltass : ns~ anafsru rettaae 90 sass
So erfs fvr ktrrts fFetn fsf
Has - sen ntaas tsfuss - thts -
tk5ak 4iH eats TQa
4 sea nars = easine ftat ~ wlts t~a
feasa eattases 90 mn assnee -
fes1a taekaHa anf nsartafr stfNzts
81 - rash tatanrs earf
4 tsza ffaFs eseuar Ne nxet Wtfh 8 fusni
Bsssa saas vise q - cast. fhts
Is aisa b~sWe~h gaeAsen snd ns~Nfs
HaFu
PETERS WITS co.
Nft pensr uuiitins
rhaass. asin ssii irf fiit
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ne t~rsf isss ais sssafes as rseas e
ksstAd - Ths~r tsfs 10 nee as sfs aHif
- tta-k fsosa rsF ilns Tksf ar So =
- sAseFsf sssn ssfshiss te ne s*tittas
aaes tsfnns
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fari|
her
will
repa
Bail
CINE
built
Clrcl
satn
III
plac
after
haul
With
ehan
pany|
tn
ein
sale
Alas
II
ing
tn
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FOR saIF

rr,5ass asiissFst 3 eents. . aars stlE IA
fres piane and farnifsrs nnaftaE seilfnat-s
sirsa tniau Traasfsf z Storage Co. nA
fissf tffh rhrnsa Maia s1s -N
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rnsesh .aia Cats taaaY
nENsn1N a rAhfkfs
resss Mails nfi ~ Msfien nses
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E6k sSrtsslse lSasous

foR observation-disclosures
~----~-~-~---~----=s
SASH AND DOOR nkH5sfsr
Price hats frf iNf 49, feafY tof az
trfbation enplairius ho~ ws cas- ssll treat
lasry ssaiss. =, f'sa a. 70 Is % .sss
Also showium different styles ~ Hail ans
piane sash hat us can d.iiFsr frpu Stock
s s. s sn,ss ,, s..s a. g. go. -. .'si
suphqsTa eiesst doors # sEfess from hs
rRsss priss iists sisa tiiasssats ant pfio.
srgiain how - can sell vtndau with
totiari giass t7se snf soF Eiass t1sle. riih
ies.., I pr11e .9ss nsss - a. ~ ,,,ss n ~
* r.ssi assr. q ! . ~ seer 70, all
''s 90 ''i =, "s 60 1.'sf -. ,sAa -
bothins- simply afup us pastai card
writing yous name aad afffess rlsiaiY.
y rs,urn mai. pc, pald. fiss -itsoui
O. y WILLIAMS co.
1919 Western Az
ssatfls. q. A.
The isrsssi ard met fasafshlr knosn
sash snd foar dealers 10 ths narthW-st
ftaTa YOU rssa - Fssi ssfsis 49, 81
las. sereni soms SOD bafs there
Do Findiing eas5 6aIi7sfed fs7 q P-T
half cord sunset East ~. ina y iio
HEAVY Work team vsaFs % nsr
vsson and harness. eksaB 7ss fsssvi.u
Ave III
y hsad ~ horsss faF sais. rsaEIns ffon
- 70 L.e peands sis south ssattle
~ a., gn :, 90 p g.snt 81 tridss.
CliEAF-Fifst class iafIpsr - our "a
sine CRY sa~ mill. N best fiaofies ana
rustic. ntn yer Come To-Day Il
% bead n yaaaN hrahs. Esntia haTsss
Weighing 80 % GO 0eafHsf0Wu Feel
and Sales STABLES. HaNsrf A. Station
100. r9s 49, -, 80, =. ,'aas eo"' eh..g
Show CAHFP
Al kinds u second saaa shsv sssss fat
osrhan w.bsr ~ - iss ~ 80 II
~ seving Naeaiass sc. ~ First A.
rhon. IND isu -ff
Just arrivsd, car cd q bafsss sii
siIss ssd sinds fass ne ssuih sssiii.
g. Bridge. psitsral Phone y m
-
Fresh JsrEsy low ssadis - 9riVinS S1sT
WIN saidie Easi SIS G7|
Eastman kofak' I'd win tfif56 riafs
sfapier sic outni easting 81 - far tit %
zoe pc piani foats. % John Hsy.n
4 family c1u ~ zsIs - y Ioffsrs5n
M phune Vast AIS -5.a
FOR SALE-FURHiTURE.
TThEffTflE Efe5m fsf. fsnf ~
ron't oFeIluak thiH snap. close in T. afii
"a
rnr sale Furuitu4e n sfnnm faf
uasd only months. cheap af $50 FInf
renis ~ w ~ fsks Risu Ave. -
Furniture IRON fiat. rent ~ Don't
etsfleek lh.s snap eleaa IN z asli -s.n|
Cora stove lounge hsd and Kitchen fur.
LODGING HOUSES.
hoomiha house Tor isis. No agents. L
MA n
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Coed large ranuaiug hnuae Tor sale cheap. Il
owner must 60 east. VIII HiNc terms on i
part e. Spring ct t-R.p /
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II
a. ID
the |
o,ns
b. ) .
% n .
prop
insp
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s9-.sf 70 fs~sa - ssl ~ eaes regardless
u aasfifos ) flss level sles lass n Green
iaks rhsa 10 asT. fof asiT
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F1FAsFFFF nv on MAuAat|fA httrt
fuuM ONNWn~t tess Hlsff feFt A
efftaa. ifins -rtii q - est Ne eft-s
80 - 80 sEsls estfftaa sftksn ~ esFt
- ~. rs,cs ktsss-s - 80 e s.ss
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Bell
ed j
from
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TAX Aenxa. $50 ksst ssif FsA .le~f
tatiaa ass. saisssa So atatsaf a.
as4Fig isssI -
fla - - At4EAa nattflea a 4
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DYElho AND CLEANING.
N ro1 vent 4 fellabla DE wafks ing %
Nsia fsi7 q ~ Queen CITY Dye W9fts
az UniaE g. Il
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
THE Law COVERING
LOCATION WORK

The statute providing that within
ninety days after the posting Of a
notice of a mining claim, the miner
must sink a shaft on the claim to the
depth of ten feet from the lowest part
of the IN of the shaft at the surface.
or deeper, if necessary to shew o well
defined crevice or valuable deposit, or
in lieu of this he shall make a cut.
or sscnt. tunnel which cuts the lode at
IN depth of ten feet below the sur
faee OF an open cut of at least ten
+ ct in length along the lode from the
Point where the lode may in any man
n r be discovered. Neither of these
r. gu rements were satisfied by a della
ration which merely stated that the
locator within the ninety days dug a
tunnel at the point of discovery of
the following dimensions: About II
fe I long. 9 by AZ cut 3 feet deep, G
feet wide. wherein is dis 'losed Il well
defined ~erevice and valuable dep ,sis
of ore The declaratorv statemen.
was defect We in not showing vein
or lode was cut at the depth of ter
feet below the snrface.-Dolan VS.
Tassmore, Mont, SIS Pacific 1884.
From thu Reno Journal.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
BILL AGAINST SLOT
MACHINES PASSED

CARSON, New, March Sunless
'omething very important happens be-
tween now and mex Monday morning
the Nevada legislature will probably
adjourn on that day. There are MANY
DIS IN the assembly that have not
peen voted upon yet, but all those re-
naming ON the file tomorrow nigh.
VIII probably be disregarded. A few
Of the legislators want to extend tn
ession for ten days, but as they
would have to work without paw. the
majority of lawmakers wish to close
lp shop and go home.
a bill was passed by the assembly
yesterday afternoon abolishing all
slot machines in Nevada. This bill
viii probably be passed by the senate
nd it is thought that the governor
will sign it. There were very few
matters of importance taken up at the
ession yesterday and there is nothing
# Importance scheduled for today.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
POSTAL WILL ENTER NEVADA.

RENO, New, March 9.-Captain
Menardi, who some months ago head
ed a movement among the stock brok
ers and mining men of this state to
build a private telegraph line from
Reno to San Francisco in competition
with the Western Union Telegraph
company, yesterday received a tele-
gram from Capt. w. L. Cox, who is in
New York.
1t stated that Cox had interviewed
the vice president of the Postal Tel
egraph company and hat the latter
had stated that a line into Nevada
would soon be constructed.
Capt. Menardi said that on account
of the telegram sent by Cox saying
that the Postal intends to enter the
Nevada field, he has dropped the 9TH
or project for the present. lie states.
however, that the private line will be
built unless the Postal company enters
the Nevada field.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
sREAT COPPER LEDGE
DISCOVERED NEAR ELY

ELY, New, March Or. II. Sheen
/. prospcctor Of this place,~has return
d from a prospecting trip into the
Fhite Horse range, several miles from
his district, and reports a copper
i!rike which, if true, means that the
greatest copper deposit ever located
n Nevada has been uncovered. If his
statement is true the new strike VIII
eclipse even the Ely copper district.
He states that near Dolly Warden
IN the White Horse range he discover
d a ledge of copper ore which he trac
cd for more than four miles. and he
claims that the ledge was eight fee
wide for most of the distance and new.
r narrower than four feet. He claims
that there are thousands of tons o.
copper ore in sight. According to as
saws Sheen had made the ore runs
ia in copper, 10 cents in silver an
s1.40 in gold.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
GETS FIVE A

FALLON, New, March 81. w.
Carroll, the Fallon saloon man found
guilty a few days ago on a charge Of
manslaughter, has been sentenced to
serve five years in the Nevada peniten-
tiary, and has been taken to the
state prison u begin his term of con
fnement. Carroll was convicted of
beating a porter to death with a Gus.
pidor.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11

The full extent of the great No
Jaw ore body has not yet been deter
n med. A new strike was made OF
lohawk No. l this week, which
romises to be as great IS the greatest
f the bonanza 1ealrs. The grnund lies
orth anil west of IL, Hay Is Monette
The find would seam - r.,.a thai IL.
Mohawk AM Rcd Top or" m.i,s ar
eparate and distinct. They diverg,
ONE 90 degrees. The development j
# the greatest significance.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
CLERK STEALS MINING sTocK

CARSON, New, March 9.-Harr1
Brown, who was a trustee
clerk in the Brougher-Mills Brokerage
company of this city, has suddenly left
Carson City, taking with him ahon.
$1,000 worth of mining stock belong
ing to the company.
He has been traced to San Francis
co, where he sold it before it was dis
covered that he had stolen it. Til,
man buying the stock lost the none,
paid for it.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11

MANUFACTURING house of fou
rooms. Apply at the Silver State of
flee. M11w1
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1907-03-11
New Reception
WIZ
WINNEMUCCA ASSAY OFFICE
:. CHEMISTS AND ASaAYERS :.

- $3.50 aIrET2
Prompt and careful attention given
to all samples sent by mail and ex-
press. Regular prices charged for all
work. Address all samples: Winnemuc.
ca Assay Office, P. 0. Box SO, Winnie
mucca, Nevada.
The Washington bee., 1907-12-14
A RosE-coLoRED ROOM.
White Wood and Furniture a Pleasing
Contrast 70 Pink Walls.

a charming bedroom where the ut
most effect Of daintiness can be OBJ
tanned with very practical means is
the rose-coloTed room, bat an equally
good effect can be secured by using
water blue or green in light and agree
able shades, says writer IN the
Woman's Home Companion. If rose
color is preferred. a pleasing tint can
be made by a spaTing and careful ad-
dition OF veTmiliOn. or Of the scarlet
used in carriage painting, 10 cream
white This means that a small amount
Of yellow ochre is first added 20 the
white paint and thoroughly incorpor-
ated with it before the yermilion or
scarlet is added The woodwork Of the
room should be painted cream white,
and the walls have three coats OF pink
the first two considerably darker
than the last. as the last is lighter, it
gives a misty effect which is very
soft and satisfying. After the last coat
is well dried a border Of cream white
should be stenciled al the top OF the
wall next the ceiling. II may be wide
or narrow, as one prefers; but if wide,
the lower part Of it, for third OF the
width, should be family or thinly
painted. in order to have 1t blend
properly iTto the wall. 1t is necessary
only to use a full brush at the top
and a comparatively empty one at
| the bottom of the stencil 10 secure
this effect, and even an uninteliigent
workman cah do it il the object is
| explained TO him.
If a narrow border is used, what is
| called a floating design" may be
i added to the wall; and this also should
be varied by the use Of more or less
paint in the brush, so that some Of the
floating forms should look ike the
mere reflection Of the others. The
| furniture of this room would be prefer
| ably OF cream-white enamel to match
the woodwork. but bedroom sat ~
The Washington bee., 1907-12-14
McNear Mystery Pie

Line a piepan with good pastry.
Take about six large. pulpy. green to-
matoes and slice them into thin pieces
and ill the pan half full; cover with
thin slices of lemon and a thick layer
of light brown sugar Fill in the rest
of the tomatoes. add another layer of
lemon and another thick layer Of
sugar Lay a roll of crust around the
edges and straps of crust across the
top. On top of all pour four table
spoonfuls of water. This pie is very
juicy and should be cooked slowly IN
I'll the juice is syrupy. Do not spare
either cooking or sugar; at least two
cupfuls of the latter should be used.
After the pie is brown cool on in the
oven and cook slowly.
The Washington bee., 1907-12-14
Potatoes Served Twice.

When We have counted too many
noses and have cold baked potatoes
on hand We just cut them equally in
two parts, take out all the inside, put
into a porcelain stew pan with little
hot milk, snail lump of butter, and
pepper and salt TO taste. Then they
are mashed 10 a light cream. The
hulls are dipped into sweet milk, heat
ed and filed with this cream, sprinkled
over the top with a few cracker
crumbs, moistened in sweet milk and
placed in a hot oven until light
brown. Served hot they are deli
cious
Cold mashed potatoes turned into .
cup of thin cream. which has been
heated to boiling il a granite pan, stir.
red thorough and whipped" until they
are a light puff, are as good If not
better than al first