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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-09-11
Salmagundi.
FROM DAILY

The commissioners are in session To.
day attending To the affairs Of the
county.
Mrs. Edgar Rcinhart and Milton re-.
turned Saturday night from Chicago.
Edgar will 10y keep better hours.
The high school opened this morning,
AL the teachers being in their places.
y number of students registered.
Harry l.. %Flanncry. formerly Il
resident of Virginia City. has been
nominated by the California democrats
Is II of tho presidential electors.
The youngsters will dance of to
school in the morning. They have had
II long play time and, of course. are
anxious To begin their school work.
Judge Brown has committed William
Ballard I" the hospital for mental
diseases at Reno and he will he taken
to that institution tonight on No. =
The heavy wind of yesterday was
the turcrunncr Of II fine ~dUwnpour of
rain in this section today. 1t began
to rain this forenoon and at this writing
it is still raining. II is II good thing for
the country.
y - calibcr bullet played II unique
trek in Gardiner. Me. recently, loIg.
ing ina telephone cable and cutting
twenty ont Of sixty wires there in.
closed. 1t required seven hours 10 10.
cate the trouble and considerably more
time in making repairs.
Watch the grapevine runOrs from
the eastern tariff barons and Wall
street. They are sending inside in,
formation" To local iinancicrs through,
out the country tn the effect that
i;ryan's election will mean another
panic. Rule or ruin IL their policy.
This being Labor Day many of tho
stores closed in the afternoon. The town
ilag and the ont OH the drugstore ilOatcd
in honor Of the day. Tho lNDEpEN
DENT force did their usual work as WI
were compelled to issue the paper OF
account Of publishing the call for III,
democratic county convention.
During old Scnator Vests time, hC
always represented the contest Of tn,
people Of The west with the mOnict
power Of the cnst hy the example of tn,
COW getting her living from the grca
west and lcing MIXED by the Wal
street barons. Drynn's idea IL to tro
tho COW around a little and allow ON,
of those who feed her TO get some o
tn" milk. Albany tMIu) Ledger.
George Blmndcll came in from Nortl
Fork Saturday. lie informed MS tina
Oliver Rifles barn. cOrrals and six ton
Of hay wore destroyed by fire u few day
before hc left home. Tho lire brolI
"ht in tho barn. while tho men were u
work in the hay field and its origin WI
not known. Mr.. RiRc succeeded /
saving some Of tho contents Of the bar
alrd in keeping the fire from hi
house.
The democratic county c0inmittc
met Saturday night aud called Ill
convention for Monday, September 2Is
NJ tho district courtroom in ElkO. I'll
primaries for the election Of delegate
were set for Wednesday, September lGt
the hours Of 3 and q u. u
u call and Il list Of polling place
inspectors and number Of delegates
which each precinct IL entitled will |
"a 80. A.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-09-11
A Sure-enough Knoeker

j.. G. Goodwin, Of Reidville, n. G.,
says: "Bucklen's Arnicn Salve Is n
sure-enough knocker for ulcers. 4.
bad II came ON my leg Inst summer,
but TINT wonderful salve knocked II
out In u few rounds. Not even Il scar
remained Guaranteed for piles,
sores, burns etc. 25c. at Elko llRIg
Co g drug store.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-09-11

There is more Catarrh In this sec
tlon IN the country than all other
Diseases put together, and until the
lnst few years was supposed tn Ire
incurable FOR n great many years
doctors pronounced it local disease
and prescribed local remedies, and by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to lie u
constitutional disease aud therefore
requires constitutional treatment
Halls Crtarrh Cure, manufactured
by +. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio,
is the only constitutional cure ON the
market. 1t is taken internally I'm
doses from 10 drops to Il tensp0onfu!.
1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surface of the system. They
offer one hundred dollars forany case
IL fails to cure. Send for circulars and
testimonials.
Address +. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for q
stipation.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-09-11
HoppitY Hon

Are YOU just barely getting around
by the nil of crutchrs or u cane?
Unless Won have lost II limb or have
II dcformity-Sif your trouble IL rllcu.
matlsm, lumbagO, sprain, stiff joints
or anything Of like nature use Bal
lnrd's Snow Liniment and in no
time you can throw away your
crutches II be as well as anyone.
Sold by Elko Drug Co. P.Iicc 25c,
SOC and Sl.00.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-09-11
The Motor Hmm

In Holland the horn as a warning
signal is reserved exclusively for the
use of motorists.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12

Smith, builders 2-story frame; $40
Sixth 700 East: c. II. Edwards, owner, j.
d. Thompson builder; s-story brick; $4,000.
Bellevue, 1879, G L. 1 sranso. 5000 e'
Scarf 2S27 ]. r. Powers owner; j. Ieiiar
| builder: 2-story brick; SSOOO
Manzanita, 1889; f. Ritter owner; I, hsnh-
! man. builder; 2-story frame; $500
| Avenue 3d. 527 West; f. w. Gillespie, owner
and builder; history frame; $500.
! Fifteenth, 1864 East; Il. NJ. Walcot, owner
p ]. Leaver & Co., builders; l-story frame
$4,000
| Forty-frst. 447 West; e. Solomon, owner; s.
]. Cork. builder; 1-story frame; $780,
! Fifty-fourth, 905 East; w. s. Service, own
er; j. ]. Taylor Son. builders; l-story frame;
Forty-sixth s42 West; f. r. Ward, owner
and builder; history frame; $500.
Forty-second, SIG East; H. S. Letteau, own
ST. $3.50 A. a ''n''''A' OH'i'''' l-S'0ry ''""''
buchanan, SCI; A. E. Brain. owner and build
or: 1-story frame; $1,000.
San Pedro 1904 South; ]. Pillig, owner;
Alpeter. Hall Alpeter, builders; history
Forty-fourth, POI West; D. w. Mclean own
er and builder; 1-story frame; $780,
Arapahoe, 11OS ]. Kuhrts owner; W. II.
Clark, builder; HISTORY Frame $4,000.
Fiftieth, S57 West; F. F. Fritz, owner and
builder; HISTORY frame; $4,000.
Budlong. 5OO7; A. J. Collins, owner and
builder; HISTORY frame; $780,
Forty-seventh, 2Ss East; J. zafer, owner;
G. e. Snow, builder; 1-story frame; $500.
Normandie. 1858; J. e. Hellman, owner;
Schmidt & Holman, builders; HISTORY frame;
$500.
Second avenue, 1929; W. H. Williamson, own
er; II, c. Kreipke, builder; history frame;
$1,000.
Thirty drive, 1884 West; L. Thomas
owner A. B. Cole, builder; 1-story frame;
$500.
Third, 31s West; Columbia Trust Co.. owner
Hughes Mfg Co, builders; improvements;
$1,000
Kent. 2147; r. Nj Kelly. owner; Security
Adams, 20SO West; G. Werner. owner; f.
B Brauer, builder; 1-story addition; $1,000.
Wiltshire place. 6SS; w. S. Collins, owner and
builder; 2-story frame; $500
Leeward. 2SO6; same as above; $780,
Vermont, 4624-2S; W. Braun, owner; H. Z.
Reve, builder: 2-story frame; $4,000
Mesquite, 66S-70; l.. A Ice and Cold Storage
Co, owners and builders; repairs; $4,000.
Mesquite, 672-74; same as above; $4,000.
Kingsley, 3O25 NJ. H. Shelton, owner and
builder history frame $1,000
Sunset boulevard, 21d; Gige & Meyer, own
ers; W. w. Bowdish, builder; history frame;
$4,000.
Forty-sixth, 1116 West; J. f. McDonough,
owner and builder; history frame; $1,000.
Sixth, 30SS East H. NJ. Allen, owner and |
builder; history frame: $500.
Sixth. 30S1; above; $500.
Twenty-seventh, 1885 West A J. Perry |
owner and builder; 1-story frame; $780,
Vermont, 3115-17; Kuck & Golden, owners |
W. NJ. Bell, builder; 1-story frame; $1,000.
Forty-seventh place, 460; II. f. Green, own |
er; c. H. Vickens, builder; history frame |
$1,000,
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
SAN DlMAS LEMON
GROVE SELLS FOR $1,000

L. M. Pratt & Co. have sold for G. W.
Crawford a ffve-acre lemon grove To-
Gated about one mile west of San Dimas
for consideration of $1,000 The trees
are in full bearing and good condition.
There is a two-story house and barn on
the place. The property was purchased
by some Hollywood people as an in
vestment.
L. M. Pratt & Co. report the sale of
six lots in the Piedmont Heights tract,
Altadena. This tract is located on
Piedmont drive, Fair Oaks avenue and
Palm street. One of the purchasers,
H. D. Kamp, expects to build a good
residence on the two lott purchased by
him on the southwest corner of Palm
street and Fair Oaks avenue The
other four lots were purchased by an
investor who expects to beautify them
with trees and shrubbery and perhaps
eventually build a nice residence.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
PRINCIPAL Permits

Newton. 1881: w. D Lurbers, owner; W. f.
Russell, builder; 115-story frame; $1,000
F1fty-third, 1923 West; r. and H. Mitchell
owners r. NJ Hicks, builder; 1-story frame
Grand. s721 South; H. w Howard, owner
and builder; 1-story frame; $500
Evergreen. Ala South; w korpets, owner;
T. r. Mechans builder; history frame; $780,
Evergreen, AIS South; same as above
Third 2602 East; d. McCulley, owner and
builder; 1iz-story frame; $1,000.
Avenue a. 514 West; E. NJ. Hunt, owner; F.
Stever. builder; III story frame; $2400.
Orchard 1872; NJ. l.. Milhouse. owner and
builder: 1-story frame; $1,000.
orchard. 4416; same as above; $1,000.
Gramercy place. 1853; P. w. Parker owner;
T. j. Reitan builder; 2-story France $1,000.
Fifth 712 East; b. S. Philips owner; d. W.
Aaron, builder; history frame; Sle75.
Fifty third 240 East; o. Runion, owner and
builder; history frame; $1,000.
Ocean View, 2407; c. B. Clark owner and
builder; history frame; $500.
Piedmont, 6117: s. Bailey, owner; Bailey
Bros, builders; history frame; $1,000.
Thirty-sixth place, 1903 Vest w. Crosland
owner; r. L. Leaver, builder; 1-story frame;
s1225.
Bonnie Brae. 1888; A. Solids, owner; c. d.
Barkeew, builder 2-story frame; $4,000.
Rogers, 22OO; R. Tesch, owner and builder;
11e-story frame; $500.
Third, 27O2 East-J. Mcclure, owner; P. A.
Kttell. builder; HISTORY frame; $500.
Forty-eighth FOL West; r. w. Beach, owner
ard builder history frame; $1,000
Pco, 1854 West; T. o'NeilI. owner and build
er; history frame; $1,000.
Temple, 2O10; w. A. Redewit. owner and
builder history frame $1,000.
Thirty-seventh, 1892 West; e. B. Day, owner;
o. E. HERSHEY, builder; HISTORY frame; $1,000.
Wallace 1922; ]. DAM, owner; j. Wahlberg,
builder; HISTORY frame; $500.
Edgeware road, 1880; same as above; $780,
Fifty-thrd, 531 West; NJ j. Kerbin, owner
and builder; history frame; $3.50.
Forty-eighth, 242 West; NJ. Endres, owner
and builder; history frame; $500.
Sixtyfourth, 404 East; ]. Kleve owner and
builder; history frame; $780,
Stephenson, S643lh; j. Ireland owner and
builder; l-story frame; $500.
Forty-ninth, 1854 East; C. o. Wells, owner;
J. S. Mclean Building Co, builders; history
frame; $1,000
Main, 4O6l-6S South; w Paul, owner; ].
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
BUILDING PERMITS
FOR PAST TEN DAYS
CAN COMPARE FAvoRABLY WITH
FORMER PERIODS
There Were 212 Issued by Building
Inspector, Involving $246,865.
Report by Glass and
Wards

There were 212 building permits IS"
sued in Los Angeles since April 1. The
amount involved was $246,S65. Com
pared with past periods the record is
favorable.
The report of Building Inspector J. j.
Backus, as segregated by Chief Clerk
Cohn is as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12
Stock at 3 Cents Share-Par Value $1.OO

independence, of
chucke heads laughed
When VIM Bayly borrowed money bank in order hold
the Tom Boy he agey warned against mining
When Shwab better chances for making money in
than in steel his business judgment condemned
The intelligence has begun dpate the mists
the mining districts the possibilities
revealed have supehed the business world.
There always for of force and he makes
feeble the farms that
the houses that built The strong the possible
and His make
Give the who hold where others let CO.
ahead when others back who stins
advances when others
can't give up; and will show will
end what opposes him. what
confront him."
got $60OooOOO Nevada Stanford $5sooo-
Jimmie Fair with only pair of overas his
$4500000 Nevada Nevads staked
Ochs and Floods built the Mackay Bennett Cable and the South
ern Pacific Railroad
Shvab there the Guggenhems there Westinghouse
Edison going Nevada Rohschd Morgan
interests already represented there.
,E RoYALHERCULEs MINING COMPANY WHILE YOU
IL 1T WILL ADVANCE BEYOND
OT
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12

The Rawhide Royaercu Mining company has lust been in
corporated under the worcestershire capital
stock of $oo0Oo divided shares of the par value
$1.00 each.
The corporation has absorbed the Regacules group
prlsng full claimsabout 40 Regal Lode
and Hercules Lode mining claims They Rahde
Regent mining district of Esmeada Nevada
ated in the norhwesey
OF mile northwest of the Regent mine other
making block of 900 feet wide long running in
eral east and direction This company the Grady
lease or block d. the Royal Lode claim remarkably we'll
located beng part OF one of the biggest and richest
entire Rahide district The RoyaTger admittedly the
big mines OF the district and the best engineers
place 1t at the head of the The lease on
the claim sold for $4,000 feet deep thew
having opened feet of $276 rock.
We cannot begin to tell all about properties this
advertisement We would like however furnish you
and complete description of the copanys holdings Develop
ment work being pushed each purpose
vdng sufficient capital thoroughly develop properties
company has authorized the sale of small stock
1t originally intended place the market at Is
cents share the ncoporaors believing the
IN CONCLUSION LET US AGAIN URGE YOU TO ACT pr
Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-12

prevailed upon the company, let
first place small block of the first allotment among ground
floor subscribers the low price of per share value ST.
This price the lowest that will be quoted this stock;
will increase value rapidly and have hesitany
belief stock will sell for IS
share within thirty days The small allotment be sold
will last but few days. and desire get in at this
will be necessary for promptly Fill of the
coupons below and mail without further delay possible
call office and let complete details about this pen
did proposition Please remember that this has bought
and outright full claims of approximately 40 adj
don the fact that operating of the best leases the
camp The stock be registered by the Metropolis Trust and
Savings bank of San Francisco who will transfer agents
Please that the president of this is Mr. E. Grt of
founders Rawhde No further recommendation of
this should be We however that
you quickly you will be unable stock
per share
Money like vegetation grows fastest where suitably
planted. (Invest in Nevada mnes)
he who has taken advantage of the good thing
when it could be bought at first price
For who invests there men looking When
Macay found opportunity Virginia City, there
a hundred others given the chance.
. AS SOON AS THIS STOCK rs LISTED ON THE EXCHAf
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04
LYDIA e. FINKHHM

Naturen og en- Kvindes Arbejde har /
Forening frembragt Diet fortrmtfeligste
Middel for Kvindens svagheder. som.
Verden nogensinde har kjendt.
de code gamle Dage satte wore Bed
stemedre deres Lid til Ma'kens Urter
og Redder / Helbredelsen at Sygdomme
og / L%indringen af deres Lidelser.
Indianerne paa wore vestlize Sletter
kan / wore Dage fnde Redder og Urter
for enhver Svaghed, og helbreder Syg-
domino som trodser de NEST erfarne Las
ger, der i aarevis har studeret Medi-
elmer.
For mere end tredivs Aar siden CAV
Lydia E.. Pinkham Alverdens Kvinder
ct Middel fra Markens Urter og Redder
imod deres s@regne Svagheder, som or
mere kraftigt og virkningsfuldt end no.
gen anden Banding at Mediciner.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound or nu anerkjendt at ware Diet le-
dende Middel for Kvindens Svagheder.
Mrs.. Bertha Muf, Mr.. 515 N. O. st.,
Louisiana, Mo-, skriver:
"Fu1dstendig ,G~jenoprette1se til sundhed
har havt en- saadan Betyd.ing for mig, at
II tolv a havde jeg lidt at den verste
Form at kvindelige s~vagheder: I dette lids
rum havde jeg e1leve torskie1lige Lager
jeg led, og undertiden kunde jeg nappe gaa.
Omtrent to Aar siden skrev jeg til Mrs. Pink;
ham ON Raad. Jeg fulgte Diet og kan med
table Compound og Mrs. Pinkham's Rad
gjenoprettede Sundheden og styrken. Det
er vard Bjerge af Guild til lidende Kvinder."
Hvad Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound udrettede for Mrs. Muf vii
Diet ogsaa .udfere for andre lidende
Kvinder.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

far giennemgoaet alt bette og BE-
ltaaet Ergpen me0 CLANS, fan BON
blipe ontaget, men bans %forelgbige
2ogis er UNDER Bogne1.
en- Grpt t. S Ell 2anosbp
/ Nerbeoen al N9itpe6 boer Ser Ell
Man6, bpis @uitru bap6e ifientet
BAN en- &effe S9n11er, og tilbage
par fun 8nifet om, at BUN oeiaa
piloe lfjenfe bom en- Datter. Gn M
buslig 8egipenbeo bar MI / 6oraaret
/ Gente, og @aabet ftf 6erfor M
Steering. 0enne '@nng brogte Stor=
%fefatter 0em ogiaa, iom Ell if9r og.
flar Broteit moo ollie 6orbaabntnger
II bele 2 Spnner. Man lfuloe MI
tro, oct blep opfattet lom TomilienS
itprlte Sfuffelie, men set bleb set
ilet life. Manoe11, Set er iprig Sor=
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om, at MI, ga @eren lfal uopi0es>
bill ser bore go0 8rug for bans
Sgnner = en- Cater 6erimoo bar
ser eno11t life 8rug for.
tbrplInp paa
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bele 8ornbolm agtet og ofbol6t sgg-
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hinge 8. 8. 81. Morcfmom og SUI
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boer bos oeres Cater 6rpfen Sig
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beige fgl. Eoltme1ter. Marcfmann
er 50 Mar gammel, bans @u1tru 81.
Warcfmann tilberer en- el6gam=
mef 8ornbolmer ilegt, ser for 300
Mar iioen fom fra Sperige. Sen be6
oprinoeltg Solepbien, og Ser finoes
enonu Ell @ren al 5legten paa
8ornbolm, iom b9rer Bette oprinoe=
lige Napn, og al bpts Meolemmer
mango far peret 9erere. Worct=
mann blep fe6t poa 6pen, men bar
-
Gpn al Ell @ornbolmer> og Fan fom
ielp / lng Ml0er til 8ornbolm, bpor
ban neOiotte Jig iom Sorper / &gn=
ne. Ser opnaoe6e ban mango Sill
lt6sbperp, 8orgerrepre ientont, Scent
ner oip. Senere flptteoe ban til
Mllinge> bpor ban / 1862 blep Golo=
fontrollpr, og efterboanoen en-
Meng6e m6re @mbeoer: 8orame-
tier, &oitmeiter, 9elegrafbeitprer og
mango onore cling. Sen elifperbi-
&c gamle Mon6 beitreo oIIe 6isie So
tier til for ct Sar Mar iioen, 6a ban
tog Mffeo og flptteoe me6 Datteren
til Sbnnefe, bpor bl1n iom nppnt fit
Eoitmeiterembe6et, mebens benoes
5ormano blep ben6es 6abers Otter
mano Mllinge Noitfontor.
8aooe r0en gamle &ontrollgr",
lom Marcfmann almin6elig faloes,
og bans &nitrn, er iao friite % ung-
0ommeltge, at oct er ct belt timber.
bar bapt II 8ern, al bpilfe3 5 er
I 2tpe. Marcfmann er &i6oer Of
0annebrog % Dannebrogsmano, %
tngen bar fortient 6isie nomarfelier
beore END ban. Monge 8ornbolme-
re ! amerifa bill ienoe Ben gamIe aa-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-09-04

SrV 0]tSOSu D1&uSSN
De Selefontraaoene / &gioe meb
@%aaobnlets Sag. Man giatteoe paa,
at BEN bar tabt fra ct eller anbet
2uftiftb!
6 n q rsp ru q nj t t d.
Sill &ans 2arien paa 5nope. Marf /
1reilette 5ogn er Ser / bisi e 9age
fra Mmerifa fomnret en- Mrp paa goot
$4,000 &ronerl Ser tilfalbt bam eff
ter bans 8ro6er, Mangemillioneren
iEeter 2arien / &elena, Montana.
en- Snfferabr poa)
9 0 + II 0 I m. Ser blep forIe=
Sen afbol6t ct Mg6e / @enne ON Op=
%rettelie al en- iaaoan 6abrif. 6tem=
ningen blan6t @aaroeierne bar felt
[igiennem for ben, bporimoo @us-
manoene itilleoe Zig noget tpiplenoe.
Set beotoges at igge tegnet $500
So. 8. for &oer.
6 omunaIt gIeftrici.
t e t 3 b q e t b e g..
@eitpe6 8praa6 bar pe6taget at an
legge ct fomunalt @leftricitetsberf i
I6orbtnoel1e me6 &omunens @an6-
og @asperf. @amtioig b%epilge6e
&aa6et 100000 @r. til MnIeggelie
al 8erfet.
en- ergelig 8 eg e n
+ eo bar fun0et Steo paa 2angelan6.
On @aar6eier bar bleben arreiteret
iom miStenft for at bobe lat SsSlo
paa fin @uaro. @f 5org beroper
berepeoe bans gamle So6er Jig ielp
2ibet, t6et ban efterlo6 en- Ge66el,
bporpaa bar %ifrepet> at boaoe ban og
bans Spn bar: l1itpl0ige. Og nogle
Gage efter meooelte Selegrofen, at
Sgnnen MI CT lgslaot.
Dgmt for at bopc
o beran TT engt Gpen=
oct. @n @aaroeier i Goarup poa
'6Den er ioemt en- @ritotning paa
100 &roner, for0i ban bap6e benpttct
en- 15=aarig Hige> lom l1ofprte al
minoelig &igegjerning, til itaoig at
malfe 80 &eer og 0eref tier pou
Sr9fpogn transportere Mnlfen fen
paa 9opeolanoepeien. Higen paa=
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6 Sc q smart. Mnrer
9un0anell / 5erslep bar I @ommer
en- temmelig flor Maismarf. Mai=
len, Der gaar UNDER Napnet u@pio
SeItelanosmnjs"> og bbis Gtengler
opnaar Ell @gioe paa 81 Mlen,
moone5 lom &egel iffe> men bruges
lom @r6ntfo0er til &peget. Com en-
&urtolitet incomes, at @eitene troos
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me0ens &eerne oertnroo iptfer oen
meo flor 9g6elp1t.
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set &jpretgj. SEQ Sonrmenitpoet
falot &jpbmono Gbriitianie al @og=
1en og forilog fig iaa %aloorltgt, at
ban tfplge ~&osfil6e Gi0eroe" lenere
ct afgaoet pe6 9s0eu paa @osfiloe
Mmtsi pgebr1s.
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The Prescott daily news., 1908-06-02
One of Arkansas Most Prom inent Men Passes Away
 at Washington City

Washington, June 1.-Former united States Senator James K. Jones died at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon at his home on Nine teenth street. Apparently in perfect health last night. he re- tired with no outward sign of approaching death. Indisposed- this morning, he preferred to remain in bed; as the day wore away Senator Jones was more indisposed, although death was not considered iminent. It is believed the sudden summons came coincidently with an at tack O h9a"t trouble though at late hour tonight James k Jones, jr., said that it had not been accurately determined pre- cisely what was the cause of his death.
 senator JOneS had been visit ing his daughter, Mrs $. $. Car