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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-03
HAS BOIL wEEvIL MACHINE.

Lee, a negro, has perfected ma
chine which he claims will destroy
boil weevils. The machine Is a sim
pie box consisting primarily Of
round box made of metal and having
four protrudlng tubes. Within the
outer receptacle Is another which
contains chemicals capable OF igni-
tion and which gives of deadly
fumes ;
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-03
DELEGATES COMPLETE PROGRAM TODAY AND ADJOURN
AFTER MOST SUCCESSFUL SESSION YET CONVENED

Congressman Joseph RdndSe President of Rivers and
HarbOrs Congress Gives One Of the Most Interesting Ad
dresses Delivered Before the Congress. and Delegates
Adjourn With Praise for albuquerque and Her Citizens
Congress Result In Great and Lasting Benefit for New
Mexico and the Great Southwest
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-03
IRRIGATION CONGRESS WILL
MEET NEXT YEAR At SPOKANE

Delegates We're Unanimous in the
Selection of the Next Meeting Place,
While Pueblo Boosters ACquieSCed
and Gracefully Withdrew. SeCOnding
the Motion for Spokane and ASSur-
ing Washington City of Help in Max
inq Event Success.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-03
SUNDAY. OCT. 4.

p. m. Grand band concerts
at the exposition grounds. parti-
cipated in by the Mexican Ma
tional band, the Twenty-first In
fantry United States army band.
1880 p. m. Baseball, Albu-
Querque VS.. Clifton.
$3.50 p. m Lecture at the
} Convention hall, illustrated with
} stereopticon views, entitled 'The
Men Who Won the West" ad-
mission free. All delegates and
visitors invited. An educational
and historical treat.
Grand pyrotechnic display at
an expense of $4,000 at exposi-
} ton park.
The most magnificent showing
of fireworks ever witnessed in
the southwest. A feature Of the
) evenings entertainment will be
) a reproduction In fire of the
great Roosevelt dam of Arizona,
showing the irrigated fields, the
waters of the Salt river, the
great canyon and reservoir con-
struction.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-03
THE PROGRAM.
TOnipht-

500. illustrated lecture, Con-
vention hall. Nat NJ. Brigham,
'"The Grand Canyon
1880 to 1880. Band concerts,
carnival attractions.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-10-03

osnsr. coIs- October 3--F,ir tonigl
9 Idsr rsrtA portion. Sunday fair.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
WtelOryb w Baftyku.

Rybaoy pod K}ajpeda zauwatyl'
ma morzu wlelorYba, wybrali sig
vice czempredzej ma po}6w~ Vie.
loryba %og}uszono najplerw "a po-
moca naboju dynamitowegc, po-
tenn wbito mu harpune " grzblet.
Boil wr6ci} potworowi prsytomnosc,
lecz druga harpuua po}ozy}a kree
jego zyciu. Muzeum zoolog,czne "
Kr6lewcu zamierza}o go zakupic,
*le odstapi}o Of <upna z powodu
'zbyt wysokiej G. ny. Rybaoy bo~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
czeg0p o~trzebOwaf.

), Dziewied lat temu wygladalo
tax, jakby moi czas jul nadszedl''
powiada pan G. Farth'ng : Mill
Creek, Ind. Ter. ,,By]em tax mist
ozony, ze zyoie mole wisialo n g
bardso oienk'ej Moi. esPoleoii mi
potem aptekarz Electric B.tters.
Kupi}em butelke ,d.bylem to 60
mi byfo potrzeonem si}e. Mia
lem iedna aoge Y ggrobie, lecz f.
leotric Bitters wyciaguefo il zndw
ma darn iSiestem zdr6wak nig>
dy" sprzedawane pod uw,rancyaa
v M. J.Kowalewskiego apiece G0c
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
C1EKIAWE RZECzY
DwOje lwfat

darowanyoh Piusowi x przez me-
gusa Menelika, w}adzoe Abesynii,
przybylo do Rzymu 3 Neapolu.
Przywi6z} je misyonarz O.. Bernard
So to ma}y lew i lwiea, majace "a.
ledwie 4 micsiace, z kt6rych 81
spedzi}y " pod'6&y. w grudniu
opuso,}y Abesyufe droga karawano
wa przez pustynie " dw6oh skrzy"
mach, ma g~rzbiecie wielb}ada. W
pustyni ukasa}a sig lwica, kt6ra
jednak pomimo kilkakrotnego zbli"
zenia sig do karawany, ME dostrze-
g}a lwiat i temu zawdziecza;a
re ME napadfa. Przez kana& sueski:
zwierzeta przep}ynefy do -Aleksan,
dryi, W Egipcie: zosta1y prze}adowa-
ne ma parow1ec odjezdzajacy do
sylii, a ztad przyby}y do Neapolu
i do Rzymu, W jednej JUL skrzyni.
Zwierzeta bawis sig swobodnie z
O. Bernardem, liza mu rece, ola
rozrywki zas posiadaja. kloc cedru,
z kt6rym wyprawiaja harce. Zwje'
rzeta zostana umieszozone " klatce
" ogrodzie watykahskim.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
SkarbW s,iennlku.

Pred k,lku. dnlaml zmar{ W
miescie Rathenow " prowinoyi
brandenburskiej szewc Hasse W
wielkiej nedzy. Qz}owiek ten &y} z
sedziwa matka W wielkim nledo .
statku. Pc smierci majstra wzieto
ohora starusske do lazaretu, gdzle
pielegnujaca ohorych siostre pro-
si1a, ably W jej 'mieszkaniu ksza}a
srewidowat }6zka, jest tam bowiem
ukryta znaozniejs za kwota pienie~
dry. l rzeozywidoie znaleziono "
worek nape}niony none
tami z{otemi i srebrnemi. Naliozo-
no 20 tysieoy marek, A mimo to
za}owali :sobie kawa}ka su-
ohleba.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
POlicyant Zf0dZietem.

W Dyseldorfie policyant X. sie1
|d'iat p'sea k'lta god.in t're',
ME- Skorsystaf 3 nieobecnosci go>
spodarza, ably ,,zrevidowad kass".
Prey tel ,,rew1yi" spostrzeg}a go
c6rka gospodarza zawolala. ,,Sa-
dzi4am dotad, i urzsdn,cy poll.
oyjni maja obowiazek s~trzezeniaa
cudzej w}asnosoi, q ME sami krasc".
Policyant wypleraa sig probowa1
posadzic y kradzie4 pewnego robot.
nika. Sad skaza} policyanta M ty~.
dz,eh wiezienia, p'r6cz tego zostaf
zfozony z urzedu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
ZfOty pierSciOnek W TO-
fadku Kr0wy.

w Usspiaunen " Pr. Wsch- za~
biz rzeznik krowe. Pc rozebraniu:
miesa Eau xazyl rzeznik W zoladku
krowy z}ota obraczks slubna. Gdy
ia pokaza} dawniejszemu w}s5ci-
cielowl tel kr~wy, poAaza{o sic,
ze to obraczka Tony ~oberzysty,
kt6ra zagine}a jej pred 9 miesia-
CANT.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
Z. = ~
POTRZEBAA GENTOW

1920 %rysowane portrety 40
icent6w, RAINY 10 centowi
!, wgylej, arkusze obraz6w pc
Iednyms cencie. Mozeeie mice
400 i korzy6cei albo $685. 90.
tygodniowo, katalogi=i pro-.
darmo. Frank. w. Will.
liamls Co. 1908 W. Taylor
Str. Chicago, Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
byfa ma jego pie
tach.

Jesse F.. Morris, :; Sk,ppers, Va,
mia} scisle wezwanie wlosna l9C6
Otto co m6wi: .,Nspad pneumonii
zrobif mic tax; s}abym i z=tak O.,
kropnym kaszlem, il. przyjaciele
moi o5wiadczyli. il suchotY mnir
maja i.smiert jest ma moich pie
taoh. w tenozas mi przedstawion'
DR.. King'a New D:scov'ry, To m
pomog}o nieswiocznie po zu'yo'u
|dw6ch i pol butelk1, by1em zdro
wynn cz}owiekiem napowr6t. Wy
nalszlem, it New Discovery jett
.nsjlepssem lekarstwem ma .kaszel
.choroby p}do v oalym -swiec.e g"
ESprzedawane pod gwaranoya W ap
:tcoe p. NJ. j. KoWalewskiego ap.
.tekarza 500 i 81 90. Butelki ma pro-
be darmo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
NiezWykfy Zb1eg okOlfcz.
nOSCi.

Dnla ~ z. m. lak donosza dzien.+
Mkt angielskse - odby}y sic W jedi
nym re szpitali londyhskioh ogle"'
dziny urzedowe zw}ok 2'ch ludzi,
kt6rzy stracili zycie skutkiem wy
padku. Jak SIG okaza}o prey tel
sposobnosci, katdy z mich nazywa}
sic jerry Lee, obaj byli czyscicie-
laml okien, obai spadli dnia Is z.
M, o godzinie 3 pc po}udniu PREY
czyszczeniu okien ma bruk uliozny
i ulegli peknieciu ozaszek ,skutklem
ozego przeniesieni do jednego szpl~
tala, zmarli tam W niedziele dnia
Is BIN. Dodac nalety, IL ME }aosy-
~ lch zadne wez4y pokrewiehstwa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
Smutne zaiScie

rozegra}o sic pred sadem wojsko-
wynn 5 dywizyi " Poznaniu W pro-
cesie o ucleczke z pod cboragwi -
nrzeciw muszkieterowi Burmeste-
rowi~z 81 pulku pieohoty " Rro-
toszyn1e. Rozprawy toczy}y sig W
tuteiszym lazarecie garnizoncwym,
,gdyz oskar&ony, postradawszy O.
bic nogi, ciezko chory, " t6zku
lezac, xn;ewolony byl ~wysluchsc
.wyroku sedsi6w. Oskarzony a
o,agniety by{ " po}owie pazdzier'
mka r.. z. do wymienionego pu}ku,
a ME mogac sic przyzwyosaic do
rygoru wojskowego, postanowi{ u
oiec i plan sw6j oko}o po}owy Ii.
stopada wykona}. B}aka} sig jak
sam opowiada - diva dni bez POI
zywienia oko1o Krotoszyna. TREE
ciej nocy, bardzo mrozna, schroni{
sic " sterte niem}6conego }ublnu.
Nazajutrz rano ME m6g} JUL opus~
o,d swej kryj6wki, gdyz odmrozi{
sobie obie nogi. Ably mu by}o
cieple), zagrzeba} sig jak m6g} g}e*
boko " sterte; g}6d zaspakaja}
pragnienie wilgocia }os
dyg lupinu. w takiej nedsy prze~
try tygodnie; znaleziono go
prey zw6zce }ubinu W zupe}nie wy-
ciehczonym stanie, bliskim 6mier~
ci. W lazareoie wojskowym W
Poznaniu odjeto mu obie nogl al
po kolana. - Oskar5yciel zazada}
"a uo1eozke pod cboragwi 43 dni
ola o~skarzonego. Sad by}
ze tn xaohodzi jedynie od-
dalenie sig bes pozwolenia, gdy3
o~skarzony ME m6g}, chodby by}
powr6oid do swej za}ogi II
i skaza} go ma tydzieh aresztu sred
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09

Bill : Frano!y1ii y p'rssez' most p'rzy Pas.
So Statute, pod ktdrym prov adj
tor kolejowy : Turynu do Medic
lanu. Ma moscie ,derzyl SIC au-
tomob,l 2 koleja parowa, wskutek
osego spadi 2 mostu ha tor kolejo-
Wy. W automobilu siedzia}o ozter
.reoh me4ozyzn l try kobiety. Dwie
panic zablte, ozterech pan6w i PAM
odniesli oie&sze ~okaleczenia. Ostat.
mich wzieto do szpitala 6w. Jana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
wien, kt6rzy wlelGryba s}owlli,
4adali "a niego 5000 marek. L
Straszne nieszczeScie

20
>.244as .a44,ssai ~ 5r .a+. a*efa NV
Straszne nieszczesc1e
nastapilo powodu wybuohu ga.
zdw " kopalni Glencoe (po}udnio.
va Afryka)- Dwanadcie europej~
.ozyk6w i 80 krajowc6w sasypa1a.
siemia. Poniewa4 wlnda wyleoia}a
W ~powietrze, ME motna by}o .pod-.
jso prao. ratunkowych. Prawdopo-
dobnle grozi 6mier6 ~wszystkim za.:
sypanym, DO lada s,hwila spodzie- 4;
wac sic nalezy drur;giego wybuchu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
BLADOSG ME
JEST BEEZ PRZYCZY-
NY.

Jeieli jestes blady i=wyciehosony
- powii,iene6 brad ~leksrstwo, kt6.
7
re usuDie prsyczyne TAX diego sta
M. Swiete :powietrse j ozysto6c
przedewszystk.em. To diva ozynni-
ki " po}ecseniu- Severy Czy6ci-
cielem Krwi o.. eo)), kt6ry jest
najlepszem <se wszystkioh lekarstw
wiosennych, zmniejszaja nadzwy-
.czajnie prawdopobiehstwo zapa-
dniecia ma chorobe:; zatruc,a krwi,
. :natomlast swiekstajas issaoe wy.
dro wienia, je4eli .oboroba ia JUL
organizmem ow}adneia. Jszell ma
sk6rze txojej jest pefno krost
PLAN (osnakl Iitt,yt''ie krwi)
VET kapiel gorace i usyj do niej
severy Myd}a Leczoiccsego sk6rno
go. Cena ESQ. We wsrystk,oh apte-
kaoh. Domsgaj sic, zeby ci dali
Nspisscie pc ks,azec IKE
''Choroby Wiosenanrets, kt5ra PREY
bezp}atnie. = ". F. severa
r - -, 1:,e-t. Il = - , 70 |
Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
Wypadek z tygrysem.

Wypadek z tygrysem.
Podcsas transportu mena4eryi
Henrioksena do Wiednia zatrzymal
sic pociag ma stscyiw Raciborzu
u oiekawo6ci poszfo kilku urzedni
k6w obeJr4ec tygrysy, . urzeedlnl il
Werszynski otworzyl drzwi WACO
uu, W kt6rym sta}a klatka- Tgg.
rvs z poozatku zaohowa} SIG sYokoj-
ME, gdy 60 jednak Werszyhski "a
oza} draznic, pochwyciiGgo tygrys
pazurami "a prawe <ramie. Ma
krzyk nieszcze6llwego Dadbiegl'
dos6rcy i z wielkim trudem zdo}al'
wyrwat ofiare z pazur6w tygrysa'
Werssyhski odni6si oietkie obra~
zenia i musiano 60 przewles6 do
lasaretu " Raolborzu. W{a6clclel
mensteryi dal mu 1000 marek wy
nagrodzenia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1908-04-09
Skradz0ny skarb.

Skradzony skarb.
Pewien gospodarz we Fehrbaeh
(w Palatynaoie nadrehskim) umie6"
Gil ca}y swdj skarb, wYnoszacy
5000 mr. , " puszoe blaszannej i. IA
kopa} go " z,emi. Skarb ten z}o.
dzieje znalezli i skradli.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
A II LABOR SKY.

The year 1908 starts Its second half with about as much i'm.
Imunity from labor disturbances as we have ever witnessed. The coal
miners are not exactly settled down, but they are inclined that way.
The threatened trouble in the iron-carrying lines 0 the Lakes has been
averted. The mining camps are without warfare or boodshed, and
there seems to be no disturbance of any sort to mar the mendinG of the
lbreak in our financial prosperity that occurred a few months since.
The railroads have not entirely settled the labor question, and the
agreements
Mining districts are apt to catch the fever of labor unrest, If IT
prevails in other lines. And when a mine closes the water accumulates
in the shaft (unless it is a tunnel elterprise), the machinery corrodes
and deteriorates. and the stockholders lose money.
There have been prosperous years in this country of ours-there
have been fat years, except for the fights between capital and labor. Min
ing camps have been held back aud have been injured for years in the
eyes and estimation of the public. We believe the year 1908 will take
Its place in history free from disturbances Of this nature.
Rawhide has reached an agreement with It's men. Butte is quiet
and taking matters philosophicalE Cripple Creek is without friction
|Godfeld has settled down to work. In fine. the camps re all without
the fight between employers and employees. We hope it continues that
way-not for the sake of oppression, but because the two opposite ee
ments can really cooperate-Mining Record.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18

the Republicans in turn. Votes. not principles, have been his regular
standby. Political bargains have been his stock in trade. Why not do
a little business with Mr.. Bryan.
We cannot pretend to say why MI. Bryan's hopes in this quartee
have been so unkindly and, indeed, Unexpectedly blasted. 1t is quite
evident that Mr. Bryan himself fully expected that his offer would be
accepted with enthusiasm or he. would not have gone down on his knees
to beg for a reconciliation. Now this is the fashion in which Mr.. Hearst
has met Mr.. Bryan's peace proposals:
For the third time William J. Bryan has been nominated by the
millions Of other Democrats have done. We cannot see in this nomi-
nation any hope.
I'VE are bound to add with regret that we have lost confidence also
in William j Bryan, who by well manipulated boss-ship has compelled
this nomination.
1T is a fact that people of the country have absolutely nothing to
say in regard to the nomination Dr. the platform of either of the two
leading parties. The platform Of the Republican party is a compromise
between Roosevelt and the trusts, from which campaign funds must be
obtained. The platform adopted by the Democratic party is nothing but
a compromise between the absolute will of Bryan and the willingness on
Bryan's part to dicker with his own principles recently made known to
#DA public
mo reliance can be placed on the Democratic platform or on
.Bryan's declarations. The Democratic platform declares for one set Of
principles one election and for an entirely different set at the next cleo
uon, while Bryan is apparently without permanent principle " sincere
conviction, Dr. even honest attitude"
Mr.. Bryan is thus placed in the humniating position Of a man who
has begged piteousy for something not worth having and has been re-
chasing. He has not yet realized that Hearst is a spent force politically
and his support has become an injury rather than an advantage. Hearst
touched his highest point when he ran for mayor of New York and has
steadily declined ever since. When he ran for governor OF New York
as a fused Democrat he was the only man 0 his ticket who failed Of
election.
There is a certain humorous aspect of his charge that Mr.. Bryans
opinions shift with the wind. 1t may be true. but what of the man who
was ready to fuse on any sort Of platform for the sake of getting an
ofiee--San Francisco Call.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To a. ]. Poke, c.. A. Chapman, James
Atkin; You are hereby notified that /
have expended during the year 1908 the
$3.50 for location work on the follow
ing-named quartz mines, situated in
Tonopah Mining District, Nye County,
State of Nevada, in order to hold said
claims under the provisions of Section
1924 of the Revised Statutes OF the
United States. and within 80 days from
the publication of this. or within 90
days after the publication thereof, you
fail TO refuse to contribute your portion
OF such expenditure as a co-owner,
which amounts to $25 each for your in
terest in the said claims, will become
the property of the subscribers, your
co-owner of the Golden Chest No. 2 and
Golden Circle No. 2. Larry HOGE.
First publication July II, 19oS.-90t
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
BOsTON TONOPAH INNING 20

I~acoTp0rated under the laws of AVE
coma. Capital stock, 1000, 900 shares.
Par value, 800. 100000 shares in
TREASURY. Principal Office, Tonopah,
Nevada. Location of property. Tono-
pan Mining Company. Adtoins the
North Star, Belmont, Mizpah Extension.
Consists of sever claims. Equipped
with fifty horse power steam hoist.
Located 1000 feet northeast Of Mizpah
ladEc. Has several veins cropping on
the surface. carrying from two to
twenty dollars In gold and silver. The
Boston Is q very close In property, and
Is under good management. Officers
and directors: Geo. s. Nixon, president;
J. J.. Henpessy. vicc-president. George
Wingfield. manager; j. M. Fenwick,
secretary; X. Il. Davis. treasurer. J. r..
McCambridge, superintendent.
la56<07.1f
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
Il STATE POLICE

There has been a whole lot Of ignorant criticism here and there be-
cause at intervals the state police has stepped into the various towns and
made arrests where the local officers have failed, says the Reno Gazette
Generally that criticism has been started by the officers who were unable
to do anything themselves and who naturally felt chagnmed whea
somebody else captured the criminal. OF course any community would
prefer to have its own police department attend to the crime of that com-
muniy. But if the police department, for one reason Or another is UNI
able to cope with the criminals AMI throws up its hands" and aband ms
almost every crime OF Importance nat is committed, then the people are
not particular about anything save seeing the criminals brought to JUS
tcc.
The state police has made several important arrests Of this nature.
after the local police had decided that there was no chance Of capturing
the offenders, and while the police may ehafe under the state department.
success, the people IS a whole are glad to give the credit where>it is
due
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
NOTICE or INTENTION no MANr
PROOF.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
u. S. Land Office at Carson City, Nevada.
JUNE IS. 1908.
!, John T. Walsh. OF Miiiers, Esme-
ralda Co, New, who, on September 81,
1906, made Homestead Entry No. 1909,
for EH NWA, SWA NEA and NwM
SEh. Section II. Township . North,
Range 40, East Mount Diablo Meridian,
hereby give notice of my intention 10
make Final COMMITTED Proof. to es-
scribed, before the County Clerk of Nye
County, at his office in Tonopah, New,
at Tonopah, on the 3ist day of July,
1908. by W OF the following wit
nesses.
T. y. Bcrtram. A. J.. Chambers, Theo-
dore Kleppe and Joseph u. Kelly, all of
MilIers. Nevada.
JOHN 7. WALSH.
q.
Date of FIRST publication. June rs.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18
HEARST on nRYAN-

Mr.. Hearst rejects with scorn and even contumely no awaa.au..
ogertures for reconciliation made by Mr.. Bryan To II $3.50
Hearst AFTER In ab3eet plea for mercy made by the eommoner. s
more cruel and, We may add, unusual fate than Mr.. Bryants worst an
emies could have desired. Mr. Hearst has shown sc nucb facuitc ~ ~
past In the way OF suhing himself to altered political condiions ana ha.
extended such q generous and indsoiminate hospitality 10 conaictir.
varieties Of opinions that he might have been expected Ia orasn oaantl
q another opportunity Of fusion He has fused with the pemocrat ,d
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18

H. is with pleasure that we chronicle a notable accession to the
ranks of Democracy. Former Senator J. Ralph Burton, who was con-
yided of using his high office frauduiently, has proclaimed himself a
Bryan follower, and will fight the Roosevelt and Taft principles He
does not like the ways of the Republican party; not at all did he enjoy
his enforced vacation in a federal prison. Accordingly does he flock to
the party OF Bryan. 1T is a notable hocking-Reno Gazette
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-18

For Rent" For Rent Furnish
ed" and For Sale" cards on sale at
this Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-09
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Spring STYLES THAT
BECOME ELDERLY WOMEN

dehned-that is. very much cut away-as
SO dolng Will have tendency to broaden
the ngure. At the same time square, so
mat a slightly rounded cut at the lower
'front.' edges will be the best choice both
as regards becOminsness and fashion.
Coats for Tall Elderly Women.
The opposite type of woman will carry
the short-waisted coat styles becomingly,
ana II she feels that the Japanese sleeves
are a little too jaunty looking for street
wear. let her adopt the modified butterfly
variety with the seams springing from the
short waist
ihis model will be equally modisl1 quite
appropriate and perhaps more becoming.
materials show the same considerati ton
Ior the elderly woman. The neat pin
STRIPES and narrow equal stripes trimmed
Win little plain goods are fashionable,
ana the short stout woman cannot do bet
ter IMAM stick to them.
again, equally smart are the broken
checks, bordered goods, etc. that make up
so prett1ly for tall, thin women who are
past lhelr first youth.
Nelther can there be any outcry against
the Shapes of the new hats. because the
iiaJoity are such as any middle-aged ma
ron may wear with comfort and pleasure,
lor iney are indeed Ear removed from the
lIedklsh and altogether rakish-looking
eledt,onS mat have ruled the millinery
"oi III LOT the last two seasons