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TRHSTFE,S SA4E.

g.-EII, SALE DE WATEGLIrE. WHITE
s., LF.IH SPRINGS REAL ESTATE AND
Default having been made in tine payment
.. a l.Ia .HT $3.50 ss .uEeI 10y The deed o.
.-.-I da.rI Au-ls, L.. lsf>. and executed by
aa.s.F ,.ft1u ar-I-ru t' us. ana rec3r-ed
80 t'ad ,.1pk. So. Il- Iase a-i Of the Clerk s
rf o. .l Warren county Virginia. and nav
- .-r.I trustees viii. pursuant O. the terms
of ssiI trust. nn FRIDAY. JANUARY @IH,
-ra. aT O'CLOCK f.. NJ. in FRONT 't the
tsIau- House door o. Front Royal, Warren
.4-ritu \ lr-iuII. offer for sale at puDlic
auction TO jbe highest bidder. all that real
estate. cautainiug about Z" acres, known as
situated iu the Fork Ma-Istcgial District or
Warren County Virginia, with buildings
TERMS: For cash as to SO much OF the
proceeds % said property as VIII be sufficient
10 pay the cost or sale the taxes and insu-
rance now due and payable upon SAID prop
crty estimated 10 h- about $1,000 aud TO pay
oue-third OF the said dent Ot $50 and ac-
crued interest TO date IF sale and the residue
OF said purchase money shall be made pay
able in three equal instalwents, falling Jue
IN one. two and three gears respectively
from date or sale the deferred payments
er. containing waiver OF homestead eNemp-
ton, bearing interest at the. rate OF . per
cent from date, payable semtannually and
secured by a decd Of trust upon the proper
lies sold and a fire Insurance policy upon the
buildings in such sum and company as the
undersigned trustees may direct II Tor any
reason said sale IS not made az the above
time and place. 81 viii be adjourned until
Friday, February 12th, 1902. when II VIII
again be offered for sale ar the same time
and place and upon the same terms.
EMMETT SEAToN.
W. L. OFLAHERTY.
Trustees
For further information. address LECKIE.
FULTON d cox. Attorneys. Fendah bldg
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B.-FollOwins schedule figures pubrt,.,., !,
only as information and are not yIar7T-s.sg,
For Atlanta. BiTmiaEhan. Mobile -.
Orleans. Asheyiie. Chattanooga. Memphis
S.fs a m and l0-4J p. m daily.
For Roan7ke. Knoxville. Chattau.o.,s.,.
Memphis. New orleans, I0:le D. "a
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta. Ak,
Savannah, Jacksonville. and Florida uoi1r-
l:1e ?. n. daily.
l. :. BROWN. General Agent
.eS-a--rn---sa
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LBS. MIXED NUTS cI OO
Selected for quality. epA'OO
SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES Ok
Large and Juicy. doz......... ~
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NON-MEDICAL HEALING.

NON MEDICAL HEALING by restoring the
circulation is the approved method OF cure
for I,ocomotor-Ataxia, rheumatism, Bright's
Disease and those ailments Of the spine.
nerves stomach. and limbs that are called
i1c,rable Information and consultation free
Prof H y D. ParkCS. 1O22 9th st. NV
Lady ASSISTANT. Hours 10 10 6. Phone NJ. 4112
aaf--f-r
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NOTARY PUBLIC.

EXPERIENCED NOTARY PUBLIC. % ISth
ST NV. Zone door below p = a m. 10 p M
The following papers may be executed before
me-. SchoOi certificates. Pension Vouchers.
civil Service papers. Powers OF Attorney.
Afldavits. Deeds, Trusts, Releases, Total
Abstinence Pledges. and all legal instrU-
ments. Legal blanks kept on hand. deS0-tf
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

WHAT'S THE USE OF delaying the ueeda5
repairs 10 your steam or hot water boiler.
Phone US the order and have il ATTENDED ~
without delay. Large force OF competent n,-,
always available. Prices moderate yVIT
LIAM CONRADIS CO., 1O25 7th st nv
Phone Main 242o. teIs-tu,th sa-sOt
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FOR RENT-APARTMENTS.

NICE LARGE FLAT. Apply THOENTON'
SHOE STORE. 10 Ith 81. NV dsSJ-3J
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CoPPERSMITH Expert.

EMPORIUM % copper. sheet iron work.. =
I GRAND Coppersmith. I2O5 II st. NV: also
French ranges. retinning copper utensils cof-
Zee urns. ateam tables and all kinds Of cook
Ing rtenSila- Phone ~. GS6.
4e1f-th. su tu-9ss
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| BRIGHT AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL.

Make a firm resolution 70 patronize the
drug store that offers the VERY BEST
QUALITY for the LOWEST PRICES This
you will find at REHS MODERN PHAR-
MACY. 7th and Z sLS. The corner above
the &c and lGc stores Phone Main 900.
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store furniture 70
75c per load. UNITED ST ATES STORAGE,
co. 4lS-e0-22 10th 81. nv. Phone Main l2e9
Oc15-If
2l2 TTH : ".
. storage rooms, 60N32 perfectly dry floors
de29-Gt
STORAGE ROOMS and space for rest; very
cheap. - 18th St NV, between C and New
York ave de33-I0c
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Make a Firm Resolution to Start the
New Year With New Stationery.

It gives a better tone TO your
business, and represents prosperity.
This is what your patrons like to
see and the one way TO enjoy this
distinction is to telephone or drop
us a postal, and let us figure on
your printing. You will lind our
prices as low as our work is high
grade LETTER HEADS from $3.50
to $500 a thousand; BILL HEADS,
$3.50 a thousand; STATEMENTS,
$3.50 thousand; BUSINESS
CARDS on finest quality Bristol
Board, 500 for $500. Address
FRANCIS NJ. AFFORD s. co.
428 9TH STREET.
TELEPHONE MAIN 5S5I-
de30-tf
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,,ruINC.s RIrRRrR- >,

From a toy doll for the kids, 20 RUBBER
BOOTS ana MACKINTOSHES when older
A firm resolution to wear THINGS RUB
BER' In stormy weather viii make your
NEW YEAR brighter and HAPPIER. An
easy way 20 save the Doctors bill
WASHINGTON RUBBER CO,
Phone Main $685.. 10Th and + SITS
deg5-Tt
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START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT
Not only with Resolutions. but new Poll
Icy in the Home Life OF New York. JAMES
LEE BOST. Cen'I Agent Home Life Build
ing, 18th and G. SITS. NV. Washington. ID. G..
Standard Policies. Lowest Cost. Largest
Values Do IL Today. Phone NJ 1871
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAE.

FOR SALE-House or i've rooms IN good con
GItlon- lot 41Xl-c. three minutes % car line
at EiyeTtale. must be sold. bargain at S-9.
Te-us 70. suit purchaser ARTHUR CARR.
Hy.4ttsvlLIe. Nd dS5I-st
FOR SALE-S-5 mOathly5 no cash payment.
b-autlful s-roon house, newly p2peued and
painted. large dry cellar. furnace heat. por-
c,laiu bath and al modern Improvements
sewer coluectiou. electric lights iD street
porch by 90 with roses and vines. lot COX
-5J- perfect lava with concrete walk. orna-
9Ieutal trees enclosed by hedge. IOCa- ed one
block from electric cars on high e. walton
fronting Baltimore pike. Apply Oh premises.
W. r. WILSON. Hyattsville, Nd Prone 80
". teJ1-et
- ACRES. running stream. umOar enough
for house frame; about one mile from trolley:
divide easily i.4to four splendid little farms.
worth $iI5 per acre. VIII take $50. EDWARD
SHEA. Bervyn. Nd dely-tf
~ YOU WANT &c buy a Maryland Farm or
suburban home, see Us OF send FOR latest
bulletin
MARION DCCkETT & son,
e. F y. w iy2-tf
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ONE BRICK HOUSE. t5i9 Beuning road
six rooms, all modern improvements furnace.
rent low; deslrable tenant. Apply on prem
ises Il
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LAUNDRY.

WHEN YOU WISH THE BEST
CALL Us Up
WEST END LAUNDRY. I723-2s Pa ave. nv
Phone Main 232I
aul3-th. Sa ttl-9Ot
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BICYCLES.


BICYCLES
II you want 10 dispose OF your bIcvcle o-
buy one. square dealing is aiwavs assured
7. HUNTERS ;. lis Pa ave: open until 10
, cry night. all day Sunday. Phone n as
deI7-l5t
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BEGIN THE NEW YEAR

with a firm resolution to keep yourself iookinE
neat The la MODE PRESSING - or
l40S EYE STREET Is capable Of starting tile
year of 1909 for you in lis manner. We cal
FOR one suit each week. press, make minor
repairs and return the following DAY
Main 3ilS.
A. Z. TRAYLOR, MNGR.
de9,-lt
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STOVES.

Bricks, Crates. Other Repairs
ANY KIND OF SrOEES: low PRICES.
WORK GUARANTEED. CALL WRITE.
L59 STH ST. NV. deS-tu.th. su-tf
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CATERING.

GRAY Z BRO. caterers for ali social fU7c-
ions; ice cream and ices in any quantity
delivered promptly I505 VI St NV Phone
y s055-Y. no2s-tu n. .sa-tF
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HOUSE FOR RIZNT-422 Harrison ST.. Ana
costa, { rooms hall. large yard, water and
sewerage So Inquire z. B. EARNSHAW,
lI05 lltE st. Sc. Il
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HERB SPECIALIST.
InI-Is 3. SnNS

LOUIS & SONS.
Manufacturers of a special line OF herb rene
dies which are guaranteed 10 cure or reIia,s
the most obstinate diseases known 10 man
kind more quickly than any other known
medicine. a trial VIII convince the u1osr
skepticaI- l74S 1th 81. NV. au2S-ts
LEO HERB REMEDIES.
Special treatment for incoutinence Of rha
urine send FOR complete list Of diseases and
cures. 725 Florida ave. corner sth 81. NV
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FLOOR OIL.
THE LATEST.

c. T HUNTERS sanitary dust kIlIinr e,,-
oil keeps fhe floors clean and bright Vives
them polished finish. J0c gallon ieiiyers5
Phone Main 5458. ONCE Il3 Pa ave. nv on
label On every can This is the only oil
used by the L. s Government. Others f-ri
tate, but none good Write for sau7rIes
Agents wanted every where. Tnis oil is slo5
for the finest KIND Of furniture. Try il!
-
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II YOU NEED MONEY 20 pay reuc or BUY
coal. I viii furnish all you need I lend coTE
on your furniture or piano These loans ara
strictly PRIVATE Try me. Address I L.
F. P O. BOX 2ssA station G. ocs-g0r
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NEW YEARS RESOLUTIONS

start the new year right hy using Gem
CoIurIesS Floor OIL On YOUR floor and furnl-
ture. then they viii look like all the
year order gallon today. - cents deliy-
erred. hone 3Sl. Columbia or drop postal
20 200 Ifth ST. de30-tf
RESOLVED. that instead OF buying a new
umbrella have the old one recovered at NJ.
r. PHIBPITTS. 90I T. 81. deL5-1t
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FOR RENT-317 +. Capitol ST. 10 rooms ana
BATH furnace heat nice condition. $3.50. 51l
hth 81. ne, 8 rooms, bath and cellar, S25-J0;
1913 Emerson st. ne. 6 rooms and bath. $3.50
CdAS. \ SHIELDS. l335 New YCrk ave nv.
de3l-3t
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WoRKINGEIAN'S WANTS.

WOEKINGMEN-We buy our clothing from
rich people. who wear the best the tailor
can make We clean and repair them with 0-l-
force OF scourers and tailcrs and YOU wear
the best and save s. on suit AT S. or over
coat, So one price only JCSTIS OLD
STAND. SO ID s.. NV II
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+. ROGERSON & co.
920 LA. AVE. n. w.
IpgE-Tf

START the New Year right by using Resin
gers ice cream. 81 per gallon. Charles H.
Reisinger. % ST. nd. Phone Main =767.
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WHERE TO MARKET.

wM. PFLIEGER. so + ST s w
Stewed beef. &C and Sc. fine rib roast lOc
cOrned beef. sc and Sc: round steak 1gc.
sirloin steak, Islzc. p0rterh0use steak. I5c:
chuc,- roast, l0c. chuck steak, I0c. Call Main
7lOC. deis-s0t
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs.
REAL ESTATE.

FOR ADVERTISING RATES ~ THESE
,OLCMNS WRITE OR PHONE $50 AAIN.
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= Money for The Holidays
Money Loaned Salaried People

and others. without security easy payments;
0r1ces IN 63 principal cities. save yourself
money by getting my terms first D. Il
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FOR FENT-Furnished mouse, complete tor
housekeeping. rooms, central TO private
family Cf adults T15 per month f1r or 8
months. reference exchanged OWNER Il-e
5th It, NV. de3l-5t
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
FOR HOLIDAY WINES AND LIQUORS.

Sherwood, C9c: Melvale 75c per bottIes Mono
gram. 75c: Cascade. 95c; OverhOlt. g0e: all
Iun quarts: all wines, 81 gal up; free deIiv-
cry BUSH. HOLE e st. NV. Phone ". 6z5l.
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WHERE TO STOP IN WASHINGTON.
THE TREMONT

Second & Insizua Ave Nv. Washington. D.
c A h0ma-Iilze- Clusor-a De- hotel thor
OuEhIy renovated, wei hea+eE. convenient %
Union station and all cs< lines European
rate. sc. T5c. S1-01 and Up Special terms b.
week OF month de-7-tr
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
SPECIAL. DENsEAL PRICES.
Set OF teeth. s. Guaranteed HtJ.
Gold crowns, 81; Bridgework g
Filings, SOC up Examination Free
L. s. ARMY & NAVY DENTAL ASSN
Dr. d. Harry Moran, Mgr
Corner Seventh and r SITS. NV
Entrance go + -. y ".
de22-tt
once Hours. $50 A II. TO $50 P. NJ
DIR. OTIS W. ELZEY DENTIST.
s W cor 10Th and r entrance on 10Th
DR. W J. ELZET. DENTIST
y L Cor 4th and i. CapitC. sts Ne
Specialists in painless Extracting. Gold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and PIateS
that Mt Satisfaction guaranteed OF money
refunded Moderate prices Phone N 80
nolS-;f
ALVEOLAR TEETH-Painlcss. lasting. Won
derfulIy ufe1ike. DrlogeWork or plating IN.
necessary painless nllinE- DR. J. L. WILL
SON. I9O3 r. fvgi-gf
AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
7 r MOORE < CO.
Lamps OF every description repaired. plated
and polished z06 John RtaTshau place nE
ocl-90t
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LEGAL NOTICES.

For further information. address L.ECKIE,
FULTON & cox. Attorneys. Fendal bldg
1eeQ-rOt
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Mako = FIRM RESOLUTION 10 send US IN
inquiry ir the Electric Bells are art OF order:
wiring FOR lighting the gas Oy electricity a
specially
TROCLAND & IRELAND,
6.9 X 81 nv Ga1r-Ft
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LOST-Female white French poodle. answers
10 name of Fluff Reward, 2o23 llth ST NV.
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LOOK AT THESE PRICEst
ScHMIDTS ) special Offering Parker Lucky
Curve Fountain Pen. LJCC discount. Pyro-
EraDhy designs in wood. 33 I-3cc discount
Studies and Pictures. = e discount.
FRED A SCHMIDT.
M-iSy5- 5l5 9Th 81 NV.
de.J-1r
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OFFICE ROOFS.

FOR SALE-S3.l0c s-ro1m brick with bath.
nearly new close 90 Lincoln PARK. -euted
Tor $3.50 cheap. CHAS. a SHIELDS. I'D
Se8 York ave. NV de3l-1r
HANDSOME s-st0ry brown stone front
house. j rooms. baths. : bed roouz- steam
heat iarEe sunny yard l7-5 z 81 nv.
csSl-et
FOR SALE by owner 6-r5om bav window
press brick fTJlI. al modern improvements
ALL make any one fine home price 3S5G
ID $50 5tL 81. se- desf-gt
ATTENTION COLORED HOME RUTER.
a fine house IA the $50 block on Vermont
ave. rooms and bath. price. 81 so. Apps
% l5Ih 81. NV ,le8l-3t
FOR AL4E-IuvesImeut A property n.
Georgetown renting Tor SO Price s. 15e
Apply - l51h ST. NY de50-2t
FOR SALE-A home Tor a col5red man os
Income, in ADe section OF Georgetown
price. $3.50. trIst existing = so has 8
years - run Balance, 500 down. So Per
month. stories. KS water heat side alley.
Apply IS I3th 50. NV. Ge30-5r
FOR SALE-My equity Of $50 cash N A
from. 5-stOTy brick house in central north
west now vacant you can move right In
Call per cent. long time Address WIDOW.
Times 0fl9e. dec9-sL
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
The Fight By Rounds.

rather wobbly to his corner. McFar-
lands round.
ROUND 4--McFarland shot two
lefts straight to the face. Britt coun-
tering with left to the body. The
men mixed it to clinch and Britt
shot hard left hook to the stomach.
They fought head to head, Mcfarland
landing two lefts to the face. Britt
fought with poor Judgment, his blows
missing by foot. Mcfarland waded
in and sent Britt against the ropes
with well timed short arm right and
lleft arm jolts to the jaw. Britt
backed away. Mcfarland landing a
left to the face and three stiff rights
n, the jaw. Britt fought back Wild
fSa only to be-sent to the floor with
a straight right to jaw. To all In
teEts and purposes Britt was clearly
out, but the gong rang in the nick Of
time and he was carried to his cor
ner.
ROUND Britt recovered and
went in at his man wildly, seeking
to land telling blow. Mcfarland
was too clever by far. He got Britt
against the ropes and planted right
and left hard on the jaw. They
worked to the center of the ring an ,
Mcfarland drove two fearful rights
to the jaw. At close quarters Me-
Farland drove Britt to his (Britt's)
corner but failed to land. Mcfarland,
going in close, forced Britt against
tho ropes, landing several straight
right wallops on the jaw. Britt broke
ground with Mcfarland right on too
of him. Mcfarland landed two
straight rights on the jaw as bell
rang. Again Britt looked like beas-
EN- man as he fell into his seat.
ROUND 6--They went in clio sc
with Britt swinging with right and
left for the jaw Mcfarland, how
ever was too fast and he rookie |
Rritt's head with right and left to
the jaw. A right hook sent Britt to
the floor for the count of nine. He
came up wobbly but was Immediate.
ly sent down again with a similar
punch. As he was struggling gamely
to his feet, his eyes CLASSY, the bout
was stopped and Mcfarland was gi-.
en- the decision. 1t was virtually 4
Knockout, as Britt was clearly out
and unable to gain his feet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
NO MORE BETTING
OUTSIDE OF TRACK

OAKLAND, Cal, April 1.-THE
Oakland police department has de-
clared war on the poolrooms, and is
determined to suppress all betting on
the races within the limits of that
city.
As the result of two weeks work
in accumulating the evidence. war
rants were secured for forty-seven
men who are said to have conducted
handbooks, or accepted wagers on
the races, while ostensibly engaged
In other business. Most of them are
proprietors of cigar stands, but 9th
ers are said to have conducted So
called "clubrooms" in order to ac-
commodate their patrons.
The police say that the evidence in
their possession is direct, and suf-
ficient to warrant their belief that
wholesale convictions will follow the
arrests which are to be made shortly.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
MISS MARLOWE
ALLEGES Libel

NEW YORK, April 11.-Miss Julia
Marlowe, it was announced at the
offices of her managers, would ncf
allow the imputations against her
contained in the papers filed by Mrs
Won Hermann in suit for divorce
against Karl Won Herman to go UNI
challenged
Despite the reticence of Miss Mar
loves attorney, it was stated posi-
lively that criminal action would be
taken against certain persons con-
nected with the suit.
Paul Kester, representing her man
agement, left New York for Bingham
ton, N. Y, to consult Miss Marlowe.
From the west comes story which
indicates that Miss Marlowe and Won
Hermann and Mrs. Won Hermann
were on friendly terms in the days
when the actress says he was her
press agent. Mrs. Won Hermann :
friends assert that when he camc
east from San Francisco he left In
his rooms many pictures of himself
and the actress, taken together when
they were abroad. 1t is also report
ed that Won Hermann has been in
several love affairs in California, an |
was at one time Larry Sullivan S
advertising writer in Goldfield mine
promotions
The Shuberts have not indicated
distinctly against whom they intend
to bring criminal action.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
anna GOULD TO
BE june BRIDE

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE New
York American says it was assured
yesterday from source close 20
Nine. Gould that her marriage win
Prince Helie de Sagan has been fina.-
ly and definitely decided on. 1t will
take place somewhere in France earlv
in June. There will be no formal
announcement Of the engagement IN
this country.
BY way of confederation Mnas.
Gould dined in public with Prince
Helie at the st. Regis after having
been his guest at luncheon at the
same hotel The Tyler Morses. who
have been unofficial matchmakers IN
the Sagan-Go affair, were present
on both occasions. There is every
reason to believe. according to ths
American, that the Gould family will
make no further objections to tho
match The readiness of Nine. Gould
to 80 to law If there Is any attempt
to curtail her income or divide her
$15.OOO,000 share OF the Jay Gould
estate has discouraged the family
from pressing her financlally.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12

ROUSD THE men did not shake
hands. Britt was short twice with
left leads and third attempt was
also futile. Mcfarland shooting his
left twice to the face and right to
the body. Britt hooked his left to
to nose and they went In close, fight
ing carefully. Britt swung hard with
left and right nearly going to the
floor from the force Of his onslaught.
He was in quickly and sent two lefts
to the body. Britt swung left to the
head and both mixed 1t at close
range. Mcfarland putting his right
to the head and Britt countering with
left to head. Mcfarland planted two
left swings to the Jaw as the bell
rang and went to his corner smiling.
A thin stream OF blood seeped from
his nostrils as he sat down. The
round was about even. The men
were fighting all the time and both
showed great footwork.
ROUND Britt hooked two lefts
to the body and as they closed in
Mcfarland uppercut with right to the
jaw Britt was wild with his left
and moment later landed it on the
body. AS they clinched Mcfarland
got stiff right in over Britt's heart.
Mcfarland danced about his man,
but Britt shot a hard left to the body.
Mcfarland, at close range, shot two
lefts to the face and put in pow
erful right punch to the body. He
then rocked Britt's head with two
left hooks to the jaw and momen.
later sent a straight right to the face
Britt retaliating with left hook to
the body. The bell changed viii
Britt looking anxious as he took his
chair. Mcfarland had the advan-
tage.
ROUND Mcfarland was wildly
cheered as he came up. He jabbed
light left to the face, but Britt re-
taliated with two lefts to the BODY
and right hook to the jaw, Both
men looked very determined and Nc
Farland forced Britt against thf
ropes, landing left on fhe face
Britt brought his left to- the body
and Mcfarland smothered severA
we'll intended lefts. They clinched
and mixed it without result unit
parted by the referee. Britt jabbet
left to the face, but Mcfarland
drove in succession of left ant
right arm swings that made Britt,
head rock. He followed his advan
tage, shooting right and left to tn,
face, Britt backing away. McFarlant
landed two powerful punches on tn,
jaw as the bell rang and Britt wen
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
FLEET IN San
DIEGO MONDAY

SAN DIEGO. Cal, April 1.-THE
fleet began the last leg of its cruise
from Hampton Roads to the Golden
Gate today at o'clock. with Rear
Admiral Charles N. Thomas on the
aft bridge of the flagship Connect
cut. and in command of the fleet. 1t
will arrive here and anchor off Coro-
nado beach at p. m. Tuesday. The
torpedo fiotilla remains at Magda-
lena
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
ENDORSE POLICIES
Of ROOSEVELT
tBy Associated Press,


NEW YORK, April Timothy
L. Woodruff was reelected chairman
Of the state committee by a unani-
nous vote. after the convention ad-
journed.
The platform adopted declares
continued allegiance to the principles
of government as carried out under
Republican rule, endorses the al
ministration of President Roosevelt.
and says his policies are Republican
policies. The platform endorses a pol
icy that corporations which take
existence from the government should
be under federal authority, but OPP
poses government ownership OF such
corporations. The platform endorses
protection of American industries.
but approves of revision Of tariff
schedules.
The administration of affairs in the
Philippines is commende, and also a
movement to place the settlement If
all international differences and all
differences between capital and labor
in the hands of board of arbitr n
tion. The administration of Govern
or Hughes is endorsed and the DELI.
gates chosen are directed to present
his name to the national convention
as candidate for the presidency ana
use all honorable means to bring
al out his nomination.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-12
NEGRO VOTERS
AGAINST TAFT
(By Associated press. J

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. April IL
letter sent to Representative
Rainey of Illinois, by Walter Thomas.
chairman of the Ohio Afro-American
league, was read in the house today.
He says he Is convinced that should
BTaft be nominated at Chicago s5 per
cent OF the colored voters would cast
their votes for straight Democratic
ticket. The grievance of the oolore'l
voters is against the president for his
action in the Brownsville affair. he
says.