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tween aEen no and 90 for ~ 81 Marine
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see tho world Good pay Clothing
tauoha. quarters. medical attendance
tfee ApplY nt rooma aNs8a. Grand Cen
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Porter wanted Hotci Georgian barber
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FOR RENT-RooMs
Hotel Evans-ibs0 Fifth. good rooms
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Front room with CRATE nicely fur.
aisheA. private family 400 noront l.
tfat. "a m
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each 1908 sixth nN 1922
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81 ~ 90 per week Phone i39H
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Uncle Sam

Har started work on DIS new iatee ees
drfdutkn 81 ufemertop Watcn clesee
in property boom Iu prices HnW Nasy
Nrr1 D.tF has one milo &c the eulI
tIars.In Mater lots that are Cor safe q
ems price Navy Yard CIfI ie alonsslas
thr navy yard. and we are selling
az thr IHW opening prlrnH nf $40 ptf
Dos end up Terms z. down Nfs
homes efnrt every day Soc an Cor res
tiauspoifaNcn nremtrtnu neyel1fm
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fnuaaH. sna f9mEa hat water. SQUAD
Visu itie western ~
WANTED TO BUT-FURalTURE.
To eispess II yeut iced furnitafs a.
80 adFsutaEs raN ~ eur sHChsnEs az
psfinsni We hsT fof eash e tfad. Al.
lesinF NhsfaiiY Hug Yeur furliturs IL
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vsia.s Fsrnitpfs Co. iIis First n
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AUCTION SALES.
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~fn tuY your goods a. Best casa prtcse
sf ssl them on cosnH,ission 1t
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". ssn sAhs ear. q yea EYES wHEs
sFATTt.E coal a FUEL CO botA
ceAL sn binhs delivered % al parts
~ ftgF ~ reasonable prices WatuwrtE NJ.
heLsad lac Phones ifit 1T
SEATTLE PUBLIC ruEL MARKET
60 siyes quality usirht and service
g 1ti. y tsN
FOR sALE-HoRsEs.
Ths Manly noardine ana sails siasiss
Horses hired tar ~ parpaass ~ aay
iiss ina i's'
AUTOMOBILES.
uuInsambsr,d acreage 10 exchange Tor
automobile ln good condition ata Ar
HAIR GOODS.
comPsrs our prices With ether store,
tuupsaa trauafnrmafinu rurla puff
pompadoutt ana switches san Francis,
80 iisif store ltei First ave. seattle
BUSINESS CHANCES.
Exceptional opportunity energetic man
with 3. eco manufacturing enterprises. uo
western competition uunnItir. ufafta tf0a
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Prince Hupsrt siy. granl Trrt pa-
clnc ierwIusi. acres SEQ. tf0 down. bal.
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evenings 1852
Pool and CIEar business chearsat nrop.
osiuon in clp iur cash lease 1910 Phone
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So eco cash secures half Interest In
? 200 tpta which should net 100000 Ia
sN months n % hos tea 1855
PERSONAL.
DT jonos sufssoa ehiropsai,f
Iftatments painless ittt Second az
lna lala
niE bareain' IN gnfedesned watches
snd diamonds a. The London Jewolry
70. lee .no ay. nest 9uy.s Drus store
Christmas presents. silver bracelets COX.
We 'lae curiosity shop. Coimau Dock
AssTRAcToRs.
booth whituescy unnford Abstract Co
hsllsr hloek Phone, Main iss
ATToRNEVs AT LAW.
smith q Kelly tchas Wesley smith.
bank Building
q Piper. Lawyer husband ana
Wife crimes claims, settlements Rooms
~ shd az union Block 40 First av
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eundfies III
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

nuTrnn WORM q SON. Profsssienai
biFsetafs ard deceased NmNaiuefs 1911
tst npp Mnars Theatre Beta rhenss sfs
Johnsun a Hamiitoa. andsriaksrs 1lii
Ftfsi sF rhonsa Main tffn. ind fits
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Alpha Floral Co 1tt Pike Get foW'
Sc ~ an occasions foliage ana Tower
tng plants lowest prices, inFeaiiFase
aatfana 1
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cLAIRvoYAHTs

Astrological fialftogaht Don't faii 90
Fsi life feaainF Room 90 Hotel Elliott
fifHf and fHkH
Alkaline Lloyd Mako boo mistake 81 ben
srHkIHa ths adftrr ~ O. rlHirsogaHf 10
pays a. ruHsalf The best Colonial Hotel.
40 flraf So f
Mrs Hhafsr stvss readings daily "a.
sspt hundaY evenings fqf aAe. - lAi
gin aT Phone East I1tt III
CARD HEAnIEn $50 Igft Thomas
nsar Howard Lake Talon car
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
A Correction.

An article published last
70 Eek We arc told caused quite
a resentm mt To the parties
interested. IL WIS entitled
"says it's spite work. and re-
ferred to a. HallsUtech's case
OF McAlllster Springs.
List Monday morning u
delegation of four of Malls.
ter's good citizens called ON
us Tor a correction. The,
stalled that the running Of the
pool room ON Sunday was
objectionable Ia them aud at.
ter requesting its dlscontiuu
ance notified Prosecuting AT.
torney Barbee. Mr.. Barbee
started to bring proceedings
when he found Mr.. Halleo.
beck's license had expired
over a year, SO brought a
charge of running IA p'ol room
without license, naming sin
counts. MI. Hailenbeck came
~ Marshall last week and
plead guilty TO two counts and
paid his fine Of $50 aud was
|given a six montos' parole on
the other count. We are very
sorry that any disagreement,
should exist among these peo'
pie aud hope that instead OF
Taking matters worse we may
be the means of helping thu
To reach u harmonious under
standing. We did not meat
to print u word that was mis-
leading. The geutlems q say
they are determined To put !
stop to Sunday pool playing
land see that The Sunday Law
is strictly enforced.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
SHY AT THE WEDDING RING
TsetfuI Widow Tells How She Has
Earned Appreciation FROM
Bachelor Friends.

"Bachelors,' said the widow, "sre
the most sensitive people on earth,
At any rate, the bachelors ! know
are. | dincd with one not long ago
During the first part of the meal
he seemed uneasy.
"Jf any of my friends see me,
he said. they will think | am din
ing with some other mans Wife
"Why? | asked.
"He pointed to my wedding ring
"'Shall ! take il OFF, | asked.
"'Would YOU mind:' said he.
"'Not at ALL | said, and slipped
off the ring.
"Since then when going anywher.
with that bachelor or any other bach
elor ! save him from embarrassment
by taking off my wedding ring be
fore we start. l find they appreci
ate my consideration for their feel
ings. Now, il that isn't sensitive
ness raised TO the ninth power, IL
like to know what il is"
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Az ARCTIC CIRCLE DOCTOR.

m. James +. Rymer, a native Of
Cpovdcn, will soon gain the distinc-
tion Of being the first fully qualified
English medical man to carry on
professional work within the Arctic
circle.
A few DAYS ago nr. Rymer left
Edmonton. Alberta, Canada, on a
lonely journey Of 1900 miles along
the Athsbasca and Mackenzie rivers.
His destination is. Fort Good Hope,
which 10 about 100 miles within the
Arctic circle. He does not propose
Ia return to civilization for at least
three years.
Dr.. Rvmer's patients will be In
dams and Esquimaux.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
ST. L o LIVE STOCK MARKET
Special TO Marshall Republics

special to Marshall Republican
National Stock Yards, Ill.
July 81. 1908
Cattle receipts $500; 1000
Texas. Native supplies in
GUIDED a fair assortment of
good steers. the best selling
up tu S7.45. Market was &c
tive and firm for good Ia
choice steers and butcher
stun, but other killing grades
we're slow sellers, aud the
market generally about ~
hfeluss H. IL b ~ been fO
= me lime, although sales
were 6ually aft, cted a. values
about steady with yesterday.
Canning cattle continue IN
.good demand NJ steady values
A Veal calves strong. Stock
'ers aud feeders show nU
,chsnge FROM last weeks close.
Supplies have been lIgat aud
demands likew se ba been
very sruall. Outluok sleary
the remainder nt this week.
Hog receipts Is 800; market
lagaiu 10 to l5r lnwei: top
So CIT; bulk Of all tue hogs
IS6. 40 to $685.. Nothing par
tlculsrly encouraging IN the
OuLlook for the next few days,
although we hope to see "A re-
action by The first Or middle
of next week.
Sheep receipt, $500; largely
lam bs best N uttnn sheep sold
about steady with yesterday
tops $4.25, Lamb market was
badly demcralIzed 81 Ia 5C
cents per cwt lower than yes
terday; top s.. IT. VIII tsLe
smsller supplies Ia bring
about any reaction in the Ian !
ma, ket.
NATIONAL LIVESTOCK COMMISSION 60.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
NEW FRANKFORT

The Chautauqua programme
Is full OF good things"
Relatives from Columbia are
visiting Boone winston and fam
lily.
Farmers are hauling their
wheat to town.
Mr.. Pimberton Is bailinghay.
Mrs. Brant, Of Charlton coun-
ty visited relatives here a few
days the past week.
q. Schmidt and niece. Miss Lu-
VIVA. left Wednesday for a visit
to relatives In st. Louis.
Word was received here Mon.
day that Mrs. Jno. Theirfelder
sister Of Gust and Jno. Thierfel'
der OF this place, del Monday
at her home In Moberly The
following left Tuesdey to attend
the funeral: Mrs. q. Il. Redeem
bach and sister, NJ iss Ursula,
Henry Gabb and wife.
Miss May Kerr, OF Gillian, IL
vi. iting Mrs. Cl ,rcnce Marshall
OF the Cool Hope n,ighborhooi.
Mrs. walter Bell and daughte
OF Kansas City are visiting rela-
tives here over Sunday.
Miss Lena ThieI fielder arrived
Wednesday from Chicagot q
spend her vacation with home
folks.
Rev. Erwin Erffmeyer Will
preach here next Sunday. July
go. Everyone invited to come.
M. Lenz attended the Stone
speaking at Ma, shall last Thurs
day.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
cArFisH's TiMEPiEcE.

Henry Schmidt, proprietor of a
fish booth at the Soulard Market,
found in the stomach of a +s-pound
catfish a woman's gold watch and
chain.
Schmidt has the fish ard the watch
to s~ubstantiate his story and a list
of witnesses, who were summoned tc
the booth Immediately after thc
opening of the unique jewelry store
as long as a candidates petition
Schmidt says he caught the bis
Midas fish Sunday in the Mississip.
pi at Carroll street and kept il OF
ice until Thursday. He thinks
some excursionist dropped the watch
overboard.--St. Louis Times.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
DAVIS

p. g.. Sullivan and family wor-
shipped at Prospect church
Sunday morning.
Claude Rogers of Texas was
here thu 1rst AZ the week TO
attend the funeral Of Tom Rog-
ers. his father, which toook
place In Marshall Monday at 2
p. N.
Edwin Hermann, of Chart
ton county, visited at Joseph
Herrimann's Saturday and Sun
day.
II. Audslcy and family and
sister. Miss Pearl, visitedd at
Geo. w~olfskill's Sunday
Fred, the little son Of Harvey
Gadberry Is ON the sick list
this week.
Joe Harris and Harry Meyer
Misses Genevieve and Gertrude
jenkins, OF near Miami, attended
services nj Prospect church Sun
day night.
Geo. johnson and family Sun
dayed at J. 8. Johnsons.
Mrs. John Hanna visited at
Amos. Audsley's Monday.
Protrscted meeting will begin
at Prospect church first Sun
day In August. Rev. Norvell
viii he assisted by Rev. Devile
ond wife OF Liberty, Mo.
Henry Norris OF Gillian was
calling In tbsi vicinity Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
RIVER VIEW

Billie Freeman. OF Arrow Rock.
spent Saturday night and SUN
day with Walter Kammeyer
and wife.
Mrs. Belle Bowler has return
ed to her home at Glasgow after
several weeks visit with rela-
tives here.
George Howard left Thursday
for North Dakota where he will
spend the summer with his SIS
ter A..
Mr.. AMI Ms. Blumhorst's baby
IL reported very sick at this
writing.
II. Smith, dupty sheriff, was
making business calls here
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. J.H. VanBooven was shop
ping In Slater Friday.
Mrs. Ina Swartz, Of Indiana,
IL here on a visit to her mother
Mrs. w. II. johnson.
Miss Lillian Hensick h as re-
turned home after several days
stay In Slater.
Miss Georgia Deer spent sever
al days with Miss Ollie Heuman
Joe King and wife were trad.
ing In Slater Monday.
Jesse Hensick and wife and
the ball game at Little Rocl
Guy Fowler attended the show
at Slater Saturday night.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Slater and Vicinity

"' s! s!S!: az s! ss;r a.. 4; s VII sl.1 sss e sss s:s. ''Sl :% ! u! ri. a. S.D :s''''

ton, Kansas, are spending sew
eral weeks with Gillian And Sla-
ter relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Bililngsley
came down from Marshall Sun
day to visit at Geo. whittleton's.
ID. v. Herrider, wife AMI little
sson spent last week with the
latters parents, Mr.. White and
lwife in Glasgow.
James Davidson Of near Uarde-
man was here Thursday after
| the goods Of ID. ID. Davidson. lie
with his wife and daughter went
to Washington about year
ago for the benefit Of his wife's
health.
The stock cmpany whoich has
been nj our town the past two
weeks left Saturday night. W.
understand for Mexico. They
presented some good plays while
here and tho people viii be glad
to Zee them return the ensueing
year.
1t seems though here of late
J chicken thieves are making
quito n raid on some OF the
pt"pjs here In town Every few'
night we learn that SOMEONE
haslosg .iUm one to four ~ ell
The people will soon learn that
tk.'rh ain re Jues In ev.,' town
and II will teach them to turn a
lock and key on their property.
Mrs. Geo. whittleton ad Mrs
l.. II. Mead spent MonIay after
noon I'm Marshall In the interest
Of the cook book being Issued by
the Methodist church. They
were entertained at supper by
Mrs. j. j. Witt.
Mrs. Jas. Mcdaniel OF Gillian
visited her father. John Williams
here this wick. He IL quite lick
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
IltTTLE PlTcHERs.

did II sting you, Aunt Jane7"
ssked the precocious child of the rich
bat cranky old relative of whom the
family had expectations.
did what sting me, child?" asked
ths old lady, irascibly.
The bee pa says you've got in
yssy bonnet. ?"
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
ROCK

DR.. w. l.. Sharp attended the
Stone meeting and was one of
the reception committee to
meet the Senator when he ar
rived. II the senator carries
the rest Of the country like he
Will this part he will have no
trouble at all for his renomina-
tionfor the U, s. Senatorship.
We are all Stone down here.
George Geiger and several
other bottom boys attended the
ball game here last Sunday.
Lisbon baseball nine played
the second nine here Sunday az
ternoon. At the ninth ming the
score was even and the tenth
Lisbon run In a score putting
them ahead. Little Rock went
to the bat and had one thirdand
one on second and two outs, but
the best batter was at the bat
when Lisbon quit and claimed
there was three outs. All the
matter was they were afraid
they would be beaten. That
left the score Is to 16.
Remember ball game next Sun
day afternoon everboyd y In
vited.
Quite a numder OF Little Rock
people gathered in Saturday eve
ming and had a nice social.
Will Edwards was a business
caller Sunday afternoon.
Several attended church al
Fish Creek last Sunday.
g. Z. Trout and sons. Lon and
Jim. attended the Stone meet
ingat Marshall Thursday.
Dan Ehlers was a Gillian call
or last week.
T.. M. Ehler's little daughter
Nellie. has been quite sick. but al
present IL alright.
Chris Blumhorst'ss little CIR
has been quite sick but at pres.
emit IL improving.
Preaching every night at the
Dunkard church this wee K. AL
invited.
g.. e. Trout and family were
were Nelson callers Tuesday.
DR.. Sharp took q ride on tn,
Ringo to Lisbon and returnet
Sunday noon. Doc says he enjoy
ed the trip finely only he was al
alone. Well. that's too bad.
Several attended church q
Fish Greek Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

Rsmaining In the Marshsll postooos
July ~, leo0, which will DO sent y
ths d~ssd.lsttsr once II not called To-
within two weeks.
Nissss Matte Demoss, Archie Hen
dsrson. Mary B. Ao0ss.
Mssdsmss Hsttis Bsrkhods, Csrria
|CraAdock. AunA Randall.
Mr.. @. N. Blsok James Flint, J. p
|Hosston, Guy u. Shiny Co., q. {
|Ihonas, win Wiiliams.
-. =. CUAoxAINs r. n,
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
nsGriNo the CONDITION.

'ASgusta," said Mr.. wyss when
~ quarrel was at its height, 'you
havs devised q great variety Of ways
b call me . fool"
s1fsrsly . matter Of necessity"
Nplisd Mrs. wyss. "You have de-
vissd % many ways Of being one."--
Tn Bohemian.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
Summer Tourist Fares

The Chicago h Alton have on sale
daily until Sept. 30th. lsos, Tourist
|sicks.s a. greatly reduced fares "a
points In the East, West. North,
oosth and Southwsst; long Ignite end
llbsral ssopovsr privileges.
FOR further iuiormsaion cell upor
or eQnuunlcass wikh q =. Hsu>Aosea
xlshsA AgsaAs q, , 4. = r 80
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
MAINE SNAKE STORY.

An old hen with a large family
Of small chickens was recently given
an empty barrel turned down on its
side for a coop on the writer's prem
Uses. One day recently the hen gave
the signal Of distress used by al
good grsngers and the barrel wal
quickly surrounded by the fighting
members Of the household.
A large snake was found in u
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

barrel AMI quickly lym, hct: Several
punches were noticed on The reptiles
body and he was ripped IN the hack
with a pair of shears and seven
chickens we're found gasping for
brrsth. They are all alive yet.--Lew-
istor Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Aso Jen-
kins, Friday, July II, a son.
Prof. McGinnls, OF Marshall,
was In town Friday.
T.. @. Burns was In Armstrong
Monday on business.
Mrs.. Hesry Glasgow g. visiting
Mrs. Henry Gillian.
Mss MAIZE bridges, OF Marshall
spent Sunday In Slater.
Eugene Fisher, Of Cleveland,
Ohio. Is Whiting Slater friends.
Miss DeEtta Cox, OF Trenton,
Mo, IL visiting Miss Nevora
Ayres.
X. L. Kercheval, OF Kansas
city, was here Saturday on bus
iness.
Miss w M HI pI ,isi ~ Miss
Ethel Johnson, Of ODESSA, this
week.
Fred Blockemnn and son, Glen,
retu: ned Monday from a Wit to
Wanda In.
Jas. Deadly, OF Granl Rapids.
Mich, IL visiting his nic,c. Mrs.
Ed Turner.
Mrs. d. ]. Anderson IL visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Thos. Allen,
In Omaha, Neb.
Miss Ruby Eubanks returned
Sunday from a visit with Mar
shall friends.
DIR. Duggins and Edward Her
rider made a buslne, ~ trip 70
Glasgow Tuesday.
Mr.. Hutton and wife Of Miami
were the guests Sunday Of j. M.
Leisure and family
Miss oakIe Hupp left Tuesday
for an extended visit with reia-
tives In Texas.
=. V. Browman AMI fami-
ly expects to move to kansa
City this week.
Mrs. II. A. Smith and children
of Marshneid, Mo, r the guests
OF Mrs. j. W. Smith.
Mrs. Harry PRESLEY IL enter
tanning her cousin. Mrs. Miiier'
of st. Louis. this week.
T. r.. Slade who has been In
blot Springs several weeks ior
his health returned home sun
day.
Miss Willie George who Is at
tending summer school at war
rensburg spent Sunday with her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Schaffer. OF
Hale, Mo-, are the guests OF tne
iatter's parents. DR.. and MIS- A.
tH. Snoddy.
Miss Lillian Hensick Of river
View was the guest guest a lew
days last week OF Miss Eiiie
Dickson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. WMttietoh
Sunday norm g christened tneir
little son, Martin j., at the
Methodist church.
Robert Herrider left Monday
for Moberly where he VIII accep.
his old position on the wabash
as brakeman.
Miss Katherine McAmls' Oh
Marshall, returned home Satur'
day after visiting her cousin
Miss Oakie Hupp.
Mrs. A. N. Dickson anu chill
dren spent last week In Arrow
Rock the guests OF her parents
y. F. Higgins and wife.
Mrs. J. G.. Alexander AM
daughters, Misses Ines AMI Oiiv'
of Kansas City are visiting rei-s
tives here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Turnel
and Miss Alyne were called y
Centralia Monday on account Q
-v3oIq s.IeuInL I'm 10 u@Sop ~
or.
DR.. Gibson president Of Contra
Female College OF Lexington
preached on Sunday mornnil
and evening At the Methods
church.
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24
A o~ellAps'sLG PECK.

II j~st saw Gudgsr and he vas
wy happy, indeed"
why, that's funny. I saw him
THE morning and he seemed gloomy
sasush. He said he was having
psck Of trouble"
well. NJ appears to have disposed
10 tlsA nd in . pint 6ask."
The Marshall republican., 1908-07-24

wANTED-GOod milk eow. Ord.
= lsssssli, Masshsil.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-24
RICH LEASE SELLS
MASCOT CLAIMS
OPENING UP OF IO-FOOT LEDGE
OF ORE RESPONSIBLE
FOR SALE.

AS result of the phenomenal
showing on the Jordan lease, located
on Mascot No. 1, tw0-thirds inter-
est in that claim, together with Il
two-thirds interest in the Mascot adj
joining passed last night from the
possession of Edward Whitacre, of
Yerington, to that of ]. c.. Steele and
his associates of Salt Lake, says the
Rawhide Rustler. The negotiations
have been under way since Jordan
opened up, at depth of IL feet, 1
ten-foot ledge of ore, picked samples
of which go above $4,000. and no as
says so far received go less than
$1,S63 to the ton.
Several parties were after the
claims, in consequence of the strong
showings on the Jordan, three of
which climbed the hill in the heart
of the camp yesterday and carried
off great deal of high grade. 1t was
the knowledge that these were also
negotiating for the property which
urged the Steele interests to hasten
the close of the deal. They have had
an option on Nthe claims since the
news of the Jordan strike became
common property.
Now that the other persons who
we're after the claims have found it
impossible to purchase the property.
they have turned their attention to
the Jordan lease, and last night i
handsome cash offer was made Mr..
Jordan to relinqnish control. This
he has virtually refused to do, though
he has under consideration the trans
fer of part interest.
No exact data relative to the pur-
chase price of the Mascots can be Sc
cured at this time, as an effort is be-
ing made to get possession of the re-
naming third interest. This is held
by Mr.. Eugene Grutt, and he values
it at 100000.
Every block of ground On the es-
tate is under lease.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-06-24
HARMLESS SAYS
He is HAIRLESS
THE SUPPOSED DEAD MAN WAS
VERY MUCH IN EVIDENCE
YESTERDAY.

There is trouble in the public adj
illustrators office. For yesterday
Henry Harkless drove into town from
his ranch near Cliffords and on his
arrival here learned that a man sup
posed to be Henry Harkless had
dropped dead several weeks ago in
front of the Pioneer Stables, and the
Coroner's jury said that the deceased
was Henry Harkless. So Public Ad-
ministrator l. L. Blumenthal,
through his attorney, ]. H. Morris,
sold wagon belonging to Henry
Harkless for the necessary funds to
pay the funAral expenses. There was
clause attached to the SALE and
that was if the sale was not satisfac-
tory the money would be refunded.
And in that the public administrator
sees way out of the serious position
he is placed in. But there is another
question, and that is how will he get
the money paid for the funeral ex-
penses of the unknown.
II never did care for those coro-
ners verdicts," said Mr. Blumenthal
yesterday afternoon.
Verify we believe him.