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District Court.

JUSTICE BARNARD
N1. "a n rCc1n,-eI1u1riCl q lz-5 for uEht n
vav for continuation q Esst SIDE Ir-srceT-trg
sever commission q APPRAISAL appointed
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FOR EXCHANGE.

EUh EAGhhMGE-
FOR EXCHANGE SQUARE PEI NORTH
-f 81. 0u wide -z-.lreE and numbered street.
within -alf square of l5-l So P-1-s $50 Ter square
foot Trade s1a5-c- -1 reasonable t1ls- for an
EHl--1l..-- -Hr-l-
MOORE * BILL L--l. 50 C ST u=.
aus
FOR ENCHANGE-A IHEEESTDEI u-BOOlI
hraz=- north ot -s-d and li1ss- - s1u-h of Iowa
Circle. Ut 2v-21 Trade equity 5ar snail house or
cna CT -wo lots A FIRE I-- l.Nl1o on the c1rEs-
EE1- l7-h and Pa s-e. Sc Trade clear q iuC.m-
h-a-ce f-r az egsit7 ia -115 Ac1ze.
MOORE & HILL I-c. LIS G & NV.
ans
FOR EXCHANGE a NEAELT NEW THREE
=t5ry. lC-l9E housa. f-i.sl 8. oak; I-ice, S.))o-
VII take ElCd lC- il Iart Eag-z-r-
MOORE * HILL I--.. L>5 G s. nv
aus
FOR ENCHANGE-A NEW Fol R-ST4RY
APARTMENT NEAR ZTH ST AND MASS
AVE, NOW RENTED FOR $50 PER ANNUM,
SJBIECT To SMALL TRUST WILL TRADE
FOR GOOD ACREAGE PROPERTY AND SOME
CASH PRICE 7faal
MOORE d hill Inc. 1z8 C 81 Nv.
l--1
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PURE WATER

CRYSTAL ROCK WATER Is FAMOUS FOR ITS
r-Iziry. received fresh daily from Chestnut Hill
Va used and irdcrse5 By leading physicians one
81 lLta r-r Phone n 65Z aukSlt
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l5li I5TH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ZD-FLOOB
rooms; single suite. also aack rooms; BATH;
phone je153Oi. cod
= D 81 NW--ONE LARGE cool ROOM
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STRAW HATS CLEANED.

WE ARE EXPERT STRAW HAT CLEANERS
al kinds Of straw hats felts and Dcrtgs c1refully
and neatly treated; best work IL the CITY 7l5 iith
s. uu.. opposite Bond Bldg aul-3ot cod
THE COY SHINE FOR LADIES AND GENTLE
men: al kinds Of hats cleaned and delivered straw.
Panama feit derby. and SIX. hsst work IN the city;
oTders for hz- bands s06 Iilh 81 ~. ULsoi EMS
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

RENTERS. ATTENTION.
Can lIsiu -15 We VIII md ycu Jzz- the house
y1l want and where you want IL saves tine al5
u..-rE No charges TEv r.
SHANNON * LJCHS. 754 18Th s. nv.
L11s Far Our Green and Waite Sis--
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LOST and FOUND.

The VERY BEST ICE CREAM N The CITY
fCr &c and &C Per gallon. delivered LACEY ;,
&C. New T7rs ave. 'Ph1ue Main 91A Bs-u
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DYEIEG, CLEANING & PRESSING

N ORDER To KEEP OUR REGULAR IN
ployes busy during the sgrsuC- months quote
Pants sp1aEed pressed 5c Skirts pressed. &c 10 SOC
suits spCl-ed pressed &c Ladies suits II q - 70 IS
SUITS n-cle1-cd--sc SKIRTS n-cleaned-..75c
r T. GREEN Co. sl4 10 SIS 1911 ST
s-l5~ v-r7't
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TYPEWRITER REPAIRING.

TYPEWRITER REPAIRING - Expert repairing:
TIE KIND you have been looking 3ors any make,
anywhere any tine howard POTTS BALL. Is57
New YORK ave- Tel Main IA ap--u
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CARPENTER AND BUILDER.

ARCHITECT. CaRPENTER. AND BUILDER
j5b-lug prGmr-lr cZccu-5d as z-o-l notice. dr.
postal; VIII caIl- estimates clacrfuIlg gwen W c
GOODWIN. 563 S ST. nE. E2SsotS.wf
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WITH BOARD.

15lg VERMONT AVE NEAR IOWA CIRCLE
La-se and newly furnished rooms, with board. at
low rates AUST
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GENERAL DEPOT OF TIE CUARTERNAS-
tors IJera--nerr Wss1lng,1n. D. C.-Sealed no
7osals IN trrhrare uil Be received rhiS o-sce
ur-u q o-rl0cs a. ia. TUESDAY. >eE-su5er
J. lBS and then publicly Creled. for furnishing
and ieliveri-E forage and straw az Washi1sron
barracks and Washington. y G. Forts Nse- s1d
Hunt EirEiuia. FCTI WasLl-Er0u. Manlsuds me
Arlington National Ceueterv. Virginia Elc1m0ud
Virginia. s1d Charlotte. North Carolina. daring The
psr5oi october j. 1873 20 June =. 1913. Blank
fc-ris and ilst-lc'idus for making proposals ard
further information VIII ue fur-.saed Iutcud--s bid
de-s urcn arplica-io1 AZ tbs 1fcs- Il GRAY
ZALINSkI. Ma51r and Q-sr-e--u1s-er. q. 5. A-zs7.
il ctlrza % Uar1r- aIl3 5is-l
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HORSES. MULES, AND VEHICLES.
HOUSE REPAIRING.

ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR co: CABPEN
ter5 and builders store fitting and ram1delinE gen
sral house repairing cf al kinds, estnates furnished
ROOM g. C5 7 r~. Phone II. rs u3z99t
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Bankruptcy Court

JUSTICE BARNARD.
No 81 Il -e = Hz-y N1-Tls- zd-zdicztiol sn1
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TRACTION COMPANY SUED.

hENE1 Z p >-ll Z n
Nuscl Dlre-1- Clase's : Il1ater
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STORAGE.

STORE YOUR FURNITURE. PIANOS. Sc-- AT
NE~L LHLEI.-S 80 Pa ave. NV reasonable rates
C11Teui1urly -1clted. Phone IL Lz12 lu55r
WHY PAT 3sJRE7 WE STORE FOR 80
load. UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. Hs-l2l
~ 18th Phone Main 90 5e2Ot
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/ sPONGE. CLEAN. AND PRESS YOUR SUIT
while you wait sc. -le taiIlIi1g- suits made 20
order J. ROSENBAC1I. E5 John 9laszhail u. NV.
iyzf3l- sSw
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
claims settle estates Lav business 10 al courIS
No clar-e unless s-ccezszui- rphoue KS
uyl5tf FULLER AGENCY Room Il. 1915 F =
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ENTER ARE YOU LOOKING % % ~6S n5 T M Hsz
RENT z~wz-v~V~-w- LEGAL IHOuczs n All
LEGAL NOTICES.
gUPRFBTF
M COURT on THE DISTRICT OF

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia holding a Probats Court-No- I594
A6minst-ztIon-This Is to give notice that the sub
scTiher Of the District q Columbia, has obtained
from the Probate Court o. the District Of Columbia
letters testamentsry on the estate OF Louise Novel
late Of the District Of Columbia deceased All per
sons having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the with the vouchers there
Of legally authenticated. 20 The subscriber. on or
before the 5iST DAY OF JULY. A. D. 1s19; other
wise they nay BY law be excluded from al beneAt
of said estate. Given under ny hand this 5lSt day
Of July IsE- LEONIDE DELARUE. sil5 TNelfth
street Brookland. D. C. Attest (SeaLi JAMES
TANNER. REGISTER Of Wills for the District Of Co
hrnbia Clerk Of the Probate Court HAMILTON.
COLBERT, XERKES s HAMILTON. Attorneys
aus I2I9
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aoyING, PACKING & SHIPPING

FUKNITERE. BAGGAGE. PlsNOS. &C. MOVED
with care. packing aud shipping a specially
EREIG'S EMPRESS L5I Il - Nv 'Phons Main
slG sn2Su
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MOTORCYCLES.

-INDIAN- MOTORCYCLES LEAD THEM all.
leading fe--r-ls- the Broozs saddle dolhle grip
control Hgfisoul motors, automatic intake valves
CHAS. E MILLER & BRO. Ile5 18th nv. agents
au5-tf
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.rPHTNE r0I-RT d III DIsTRICT % q

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
luubia holding Probate Court 70. 1515, Admin
istration This Is 10 give notice that the subscribe
of the District q Columbia has obtained from the
Probate Court of the District of Columbia lettars
of administration the estate q Nayerley D.
Tsrinsard late Of the District of Columbia deceased
All persius having claims against the deceased are
hereby warned 20 exhibit the sane. with the vclcn
e7s thereof legally authenticated. 10 the shsI5er
or or before the 2lth day q February. A. D. lsoi
otherwise they NAY by Law Be excluded from al
be-eAt q sid estate Given under my hand tiis
srh daT q August Igos. WALTER 2 ROGERS,
Loan and Trust Building. Attest iSeslJ JAMES
TANNER Register 4 Wills for the District q Co
iurab.a. Clerk Of the Probate Court WALTER 2.
ROGERS Attcrney. au5-ul9
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WALL PAPER.

We WISH TO SELL OUR ovERsToCK or
val paper al q rery low saCrlfce- Cau and ze.
rr sssck p C. NOLTE. ~ llth 81 a.
sss-sod-a
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TAILORING.

LATEST STYLE. LADIES AND GENTS SUITS
20 o-5s-- dr-ing ard EsIai-i-z Il ladies and gen
LOUIS GOLDMAN. 50 I5t1 uv- 'Phone II. 5a2M.
-sl-e5-[S.v
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BAITIM0RE & 0HIn RAuROAT

LEAFE NEN UNION STATION
ROYAL HLJE LINE
EVERY OTHER HOUR on Th1 ODD HOUR" D"
TO PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL. I'D STREET. NEW YORK.
- o. H. Diner. PalI1-1u Ps1i1r
$3.50 a. m- b11ej lal.lI. t1Te-a1sl- trsin-
$3.50 a 10. lf-ler .----4l Imam Earilr Car.
u 80 d. a. lIl11- ana t-I--l-au PaE-1r Car
D. Llue- dCl Pullman F1r.1- Car
$50 J. l. Royal Limited. AL l,luau. 5hour.
ri-9 :. ia trzches Co EEIla.--l1ls.
$50 T. H. BEzI ard E1-.u-a- FlEl1r-
% g. t. Cla-lls 70 E---a1l-pl-a-
'--14 B. r. >laeptss-
80 Ia @lealarl
ATLANTIC CIiY. r-so. go. rIao a. n. no
80 -
EVERY HOUR JN IHE HOUR
tNeez GAYS. & - O. T. @ ,-n p NJ
- $50 -o-o sl- = - $3.50 so. $50
fe-9 1850. -IiE5 a. M 'Ie5C uoor. -L2ls 10
S4-5- '-lE- ~. -1L. %s. 751U. AS. $50
I5,5. 81 $50 -s-3. E9. $50. fs-5. s-1s1g
-l1-5. us. ---a3 p NJ
CHICAGO ---, MEsLAAfD- ..-.' = ..
C,NCINNATi. IT L1CIs. ard LOUISVILLE
SO a a. -s15 3 E--. -L--aJ lLs1-
EIIISBJEG. -s--0 a. r.. - go ?. n. -
SLEyEL.AND. 9.s p r.
MILLING. 80 a n. -spn
W MlNt - = - Z az 's.-9 q r. $50 $50 ?. 4
thEbEI-iCA. 81. $40. s3--5 O. "a. E55. -sIs
HAGERSTOWN- 80 a. u. $50 2. T.
-ANNAs'pLls- SD $50. f--z5 neon. 81. g55o
so a1l $50 g. rz-
-Daiiyy,. -Ezce1t ss-day. ss1-asy only.
lLLLEHoNE> az al fae ta-5rlnE Ticket or
hees- ~ . - HW-. Naiu lz3-; s-s Pe-asyiraa
aye. NAN -ls- NeE lu'Cl S-1-111- I--Eet U1lce
'---l-4 .---s l--1-1l1-tla1 Bureau. Nam t55l-
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

WANTED-TW0 BRIGHT YOUNG NEN BIZ
tween tie -Ee- Il -- --l 90 -7 solicit a5rer-s5rE-
must have ti-leas EE-=-=u- opportunity -7r r---r-
men vino are uc- afraid 5f w1rz- Al---zs BOX
40 Eeu-I UH-a a.Z-f
WaNTET-SIZ GOOD BOYS To SELL PAPERS
splendid I1-asl1us and permanent employment three
Lo-rs every cay- =-a-y and commission 20 boys Eho
VIII work Apr4 WEBB. C5rcuayl1a Dlra-r5aear
TIE Herald Tvs-ts
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.
T. \. GaNTER.

F. \. GANTER.
BAR FIXTURES. SHOWCASES. &C. Bill
LARD AND POOL TABLES WASHINGTON
BRANCH COZ PA AVE PHONE 3lAIN 80
uI-wIS8
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UPHOLSTERING.

EXPERT CHAIR GAMING. FURNITURE RE
paired and rainisded 60Crs rednished; mail orders
promptly attended TO
A. KOERNICKE e LITTLE. II ~ St sx.
.ysEf Ssot
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PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF TIE COMMITTEE On BUILD
inzs. L. s Depaument q Agriculture. Washing
ton D. c. August 3 lss-Seaied p-CpoSals Vlil
be received az this o.ice Until p n on the 18Th
DAY or AUGUST. 1905. and then opened, for the
construction of a rwo-sto-y brick building ou the
grounds uf the c. s Department q Agriculture.
Washington .. C.. u accordance with drawings and
snCcitcati0us copies of which usay be obtained al
rhe 0fice of -he C01lmi--ee Buildings.
All applications must Be- zcc1musnied by a certified
check for s. made PAYABLE 70 the Dis51rsug Clerz,
Department q AEr1iltIre. These checks VII be
returned upon the return of the dravnss and speh-
cations 3 T GALLOWAY Chaumau- al5s 10
OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUARTERIAs-
ter Walter Reed Amy Cereal HosrltaI. T4sona
Suts,atiou Washington. T. C.. July s. Is1s-Ssaiei
proposals n tT1IlCate subject 70 usual c1rdli1rs
VIII be received here until = sc-Cck neon. -tzuzri
ttl1e AUGUST G. I11s for tle construction q one
double set q Hospital Cors Serselus Quarters. az
the Walter Reed Army Gsneral H1sTltal. Was-izg
ten D. c.. including plE1rb.nZ. gas piping. electro
wiring and eleclric lighting fixtures. Plans spe1
1carious. blank Truuusals. and further ln-crlarl11
Furnished on apnliCa-icu- deposit of s. required
f1r drawings ard sEcc1catlI1s. deTcsI- vii be re
TUNED % bidder OF return q usw-1s- here United
s.atss reserves night % aocepr REJECT any or all
BIDS CT sry rart thsrecf ITcpozlls 20 ue marked
Proposals fcr sessauts' Quarter and add-essel
% CAPT. II. L PETTUS. Y. n
5ys- S9.aus5
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
FURNISHED.

sa5 Nw.-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
second Aoor; two gen-ienen or couple AUST
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FOR sALE-AUTOMeBILES.

REQ RCNABOUT. SEATS FOUR: SPLENDID
order; fully equipped. bargain to quick bu.e-- Il
Adams NV. Iy29-5r
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
PERSONAL

THIS -AINT" SO Funny DREAM IT'S A
positive ta--- We p7r standard casa value Ter any
-rls-- 1- meas Gl=cl-lel Uaa-llE apparel hats
s-l--s. shoes Drop postal Cal any hour
JU~TH-- OLD STAND 6-3 D
HIGHEST Cash PRICES PAID FOR WORN
garments either ladies Eents. send postal. VII
czI a1y lou- you SAY L TAESHES, ISIS 7th -
Phone Nlrth 89.
Superfluous Hair. Warts Moies,
B---l1-zs. baczleac=. and al facial be1ishes per
Es-eu-Iy removed b gieC-rClysis- Mss NAT
TEEWS. Room 55. Merzsr1Jt Bldg. L-1 p 81 NJ.
MISS II J. BOYD. EXPERT MARCEL WAIVER
and hair1-gs=5- -lT01I1g maaics-iug. ch5-op-
o5y. facial ard scalp t-ea-ueat- Work done AZ
5c-els HlG rczl5gEces- Phone Main 555 81 e
T.. fe2l-tf
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The NAPLEs. IS IsTH ST. NF-FURNTsHED
apartments, private BATH plenty hot water. tra1s
isr-s. near NlVy DerT- 5eE-El--S VI
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

SAVOY. 81 IfTH ST NW.-5 OF ROOMS AND
hath. furnished OF uufJzruishei. phone: coolest
apts IN city- Apply al once 10 PToDristo--
lezs-lf. cod
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REFRIGERATORS & ICEBoXES

1I5CB ty MODERN REFRIGERATORs AMI
COOLING ROOMS ARE TIE BEST MADE
NELSON REFRIGERATION CO.
cd T ST wv r1s-t-.tb -s--s1-
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RENT FREE To SEPT J. ATTRACTIVE SIX
-1cll--z bath apartment porch. steam heat. 5lui-
r1r- possession al once. S35l AVON" Apart
-err s. -es Columbia rad a-57t
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MACHINE SHOPS
@ w FOR CRERG

MACHTNIST AND BOILER MAkER
WORKS and WhzTf Sth and Water SIS sw. Branch
cflce. l5t1 and sts. nv. Phones Nam I5l AID ~
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Private Stock Whisky, Z5c a Quart
Away above everything. JAS. D. DONSELLY.
18th ard SIS NV VINES and Luncheon SpecialJies.
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I5 Sd 81 NE-ONE LARGE BAY-WINDOW
Toom SO; other Toons $ ard S; near capitol and
Lihrary- yl9fS W-s0r
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ROOF PAINTING.

GENERAL House Painting. Grainins. Glazing Y
H. Thomas * son. 11as = J. ave NV Ph- II. s5SL
EST w-s7t
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DINING ROOMS.

TIE IROQUOIs- lEl M-FURNISHED APART
ue-ts- With without bod sixth EooE n.y1-t1
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GOOD PLACE TO EAT.

A8IIss- CAFE-ONE OF TIE COOLEST AND
cielnest IL the city Meals al hours SpeclaI
sumner rates Ls Pa ave uw- tne1t door Nj
vernon stati1ul- iy2-d
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
SUES GOLDEN FOR
Big sum Of MONEY

RENO, July 2.--Alleging that
Frank Golden, the Reno banker and
owner of the Golden Block, on Cen
ter street, has failed to live up to his
contract, Eugene Sehuler, for the
Northwestern Construction Company.
yesterday entered suit against him
for $40, ,s6S.6O. said to be still dus
for work on the additions and alter
otions to the Golden Block
Schuler alleges the original con
tract price was $4,000, and that
there was bill for extras amounting
to $6,S3S.S5, which caused dispute.
OF the amount claimed. schuier says
s29,s69.25 was paid.
The Farmers and Merchants Ma
tional Bank is made a party defend
ant in the suit, on the ground that !.
has an interest in the building
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
WELCOME
GIVEN TO
SHERMAN
vICR-PRESIDENTI CANDIDATE
is .TENDERED FLATTERING
RECEPTION.
INy Aseociated Press. !

UTICA. July 2.--The home coming
tonight of Congressman James shcr-
man vas made the occasion Of a re-
markable demonstration. The well
come to the Republican candidate for
vice-President was non-partisan to 4
great extent. and personal, for the
Congressman's recovery from his re-
cent illness added reason for pub
Tic rejoicing upon his safe return
As his train drew into the station
bands played. fireworks were set Off
and church chimes rang A process
sion was formed In the vicinity of
the station. which escorted the can
didatc to his home The line of
mareh covered fully a mile. and the
paraders included representativ
citizens, civil, military and fraternal
organizations. AT sherman's house
formal welcome took place, the
principal speaker being Mayor Re =
nan.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04

DEMANDS
Justice
WANTS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
TO PUNISH CITIZENS OF
TEXAS.
tBy Associated Pressl

CITY OF MEXICO. July Mex
leo will ask the United States to pun-
ish severely the local authorities Of
Del Rio. Texas, and possibly others
of the State, under whose authority
they acted. The grounds will be thai
the officers knowingly failed In their
duty by allowing persons partaking
in the Las vacas raid to ride on the
Texas side of the river uninterrupL-
ed with, and to bring with them their
wounded. Punishment may also be
asked for the authorities and poliee
of Del Rio for allowing meetings TO
be held there for the purpose of
planning raids, murder and robbery
in Mexico. Bad faith toward Mexks
by the State of Texas in the recent
trouble is strongly suspected by the
Mexican government.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
TO DEAD MAY LEAD TO
FIGHT IN CONyEN.
TTON.
(By Associated Press. J

. DENVER, July 2.-Charging =
y that Alton Parker's resolution of .
. tribute to the memory of ex- =
. President Grover Cleveland IS a =
. clever move on the part OF the .
. enemies of William J. Bryan to .
. infuse a factional feeling into .
= the Democratic National Con- .
= vention, the friends of the Ne .
. braskan today determined to Of .
y fer a resolution of character .
y designed not to raise contro- .
y versy on political issues. =
. All Democrats, without regard .
= to factional affiliations, applaud =
= the suggestion coming from New .
= York that the National Conven- =
= ton should embrace the first OPP =
= portunity OF honoring the mem .
. ory Of Cleveland. The publica- .
y ton of the Parker resolution q
. was bombshell exploding in .
y the midst of the Bryan follow .
= ers, and steps were at once taken =
= by members of the committee =
. on convention arrangements to 4
. head off its introduction in the =
= convention. They were unani- =
. nous in the opinion that 1t =
= would provoke a discussion. and .
= possibly a fight which 1t desires
. to avoid. The Bryan people,
y having possession of the tenn
y porary organization, decided 4
= that the Cleveland resolution =
= shall be presented to the conven-
= tion by a man who will be rec
. ognized by Temporary Chair
. man Bell Immediately after the
= conclusion of his speech. If
= Judge Parker still desires to
= bring his resolution before the
. convention it must be offered
= as a substitute for the one which
. will be presented by the Bryan
= people. 4
a q a a a 4 A a a A a a a a a a q
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
AWFUL DEATH
OF A RENO Man
lBy Associated Press. }

NEVADA CITY. July 2.-Howard
Conway. of Reno, was killed by acci-
dentally falling from Overland Train
No. 4, eight miles below Summit, on
Sunday evening. The young man
had been on two weeks visit to his
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Ahearn,
leaving on the 11;4O a. m. train Sun
day for his home News of his death
reached here yesterday forenoon.
While the overland was crossing
the steel bridge which spans the
Lower Cascade Canyon. Conway
opened the vestibule door, presum-
ably to admire the mountain scenery.
He stuck his head too far out, and,
with terrific force, It was struck by
one of the huge steel braces OF the
bridge. He fell nearly half a mile,
as the canyon over which the rail
road passes is one OF the deepest in
North America The head of the un-
fortunate man was crushed to a pulr
and almost every bone in his bod
was broken.
Howard Conway was the son ol
John p Conway and wife, of Reno
and was born and reared here. moy
ing with the family some seven year
ago 10 Reno.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
BISHOP POTTER'S
LIFE IS EBBING
tBy Associated Press

cooPERsTowN. July 2.-The
passage of another day OF Bishop
Potter's Illness at Fernleigh left hi,a
with reserve of vitality so small
that his survival, it is feared. is but
. matter of few hours Potter's
condition, after fairly comfortable
night, was found to be practicable
unchanged this morning. As the das
progressed he lost strength, although
at one time during the forenoon there
seemed to be a turn for the better.
Late this afternoon the patients
strength began ebbing at faster rate
and tonight came a bulletin indicst-
ing q speedy approach Of the end.
Quiet is being carefully maintained
in the vicinity of the mansion over
looking Cooper Park. where the
Churchman is lying Ill A resolution
was passed today by the Cooperstown
Board of Trustees asking the public
TO refrain from setting off explosives
of any kind In connection with Inde-
pendence Day To compensate the
local dealers for their loss of trade
through the observance of such re-
quest, Stephen Clark, son OF Mrs,
Potter, bought mp all the stocks of
fireworks.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
COnlMOner Claims GOT
Delegates for Bryan
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tBy Associated Press.)

LINCOLN, Neb July 2Fourteen delegates and
sghtseers bound
night during heavy the visitors
coin Hotel holding brief reception In Of the paro after
which he entertained them luncheon
dining Later Of the visitors pilgrimage
Faryiew where they shown the Sitting the
statements made the delegates talking
safely be stated that the Democratic Presidential candidate will
leave the platform Vresdential
Timothy Wisconsna
committee declared in the hotel lobby number Of La
Toilette Republicans of his State will flock the
given such uncordial reception by the Republican committee
Tomorrow Issue Of the Commoner will claim s07 delegates
= him by Montana in their convention today
. . . . o . . . Q . . . . . . . .
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
DEBS ENDORSED
BY SOCIALISTS
(By Associated Press. ,

NEW YORK, July 1.-The name
of Eugene V. Debs, candidate for
President on the Socialist party tick
ct, was presented and received in
dorsement Unexpectedly today at the
convention of the Socialist Labor par
ty here. Debs was practically read
out of the Socialist Labor party at
the Chicago gathering of the party
some time ago, and the presentation
of his name threw the convention
Anto an uproar, and until the meet.
ing adjourned for the day he was th-
subject of stormy discussion.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
BRYAN SHOULD BE TAIL
OF DEMOCRATIC KITE
GRAY'S MANAGER PASSES OUT
HOT SHOT 10 THE DUAL
FAILURE.
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tBy Associated Press. J

N0s &AbS1NAAtG1 = N~NOsy
. DENVER. July 2.-In the .
. Vice-Presidentiai talk today .
= Governor Johnson's manager .
= states If Bryan Ia not nominated .
. on the first ballot, which he says .
. wili not happen, his defeat is .
= certain. Judge Gray's friends =
= also contend that Bryan's nomi- =
= nation on the first ballot is .
. quite out of the question; that IL
. the Nebraskan can be kept down .
= until the second or third vote, .
. the nomination will likely go .
= to one man or another. and that .
= Gray's chances will be equal to =
. the best. You say Bryan and .
. Gray" said Marvel, Gray's man .
. aGer, to Judge Powers. head of .
. the Utah delegation, who wears .
. Gray button, but says he's for .
. Bryan. Why not make it Gray .
. and Bryan? BY contendIng for .
= Gray for second place you admit .
= his qualities as a vote getter. =
. Bryan has tried twice and failed. =
. He would get for the ticket as =
. Vice-Presidentia candidate all =
. the votes he can command as a .
. candidate for the Presidency. =
. Give us Gray and Bryan and =
. we win" .
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1908-07-04
JAIL ms AFFINITY.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 2
George Mallatz, or Wallatz, as he va
'iously gives his name, the San
francisco man who was arrested
mere on suspicion that he was white
slave trader. now says he was ONLY
seeking an affinity. and for his search
ne was sentenced today 10 90 days IN
tho Bridewell
ne prosecuted his search through
newspaper want ad asking for {.
managing housekeeper, and Wallatg
I" SAID to have received about 40
written replies,