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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
FIREWORKS EXPLODE ~ DEPARTMENT STORE
FIRE BREAKS OUI-6 kILLED-1OO INJURED
Want AN ANTI-INJUNCTION PLANK
THAT WILL MEAN SOMETHING

pleased over the word that has
come from California on the del
cgation from the Golden state are
prepared TO fiKht hard for the anti
Injunction plank. rvque0ed by
samuel Gompers and the American
Federation OF Labor
Tho California democrats ara
favorable 20 the plank an outlined
by the labor leaders aud have six
uifi.d their intention Of fighting for
les adoption without the change
81 a singie letter or syllable Il IL
understood that the California del.
egation expects hard fight to be
made against the plank By the
TammAny delegates and Judge Al
tsn a. Parker. and have Joined
forces with the labor leaders TO
have both an anttiniunction plank
and y rigie AsiatiS exclusion plank
adopted as a part OF the democratic
delegation principles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
STARvE PRISONERS
e TO. ENRICH HIMSELF .
Bob" Hodge, if Elected Sheriff, Will Charge County
for Board Of Prisoners Just What He has to Pay
VIII Work for Salary Of $2,4OO Year and Will
Accept No Graft

Tf am elected sheriff Of King
county. ! will contract with some hon
est and thoroughly reliable person or
persons to provide food for the prison
ers in the King county jail under my
charge. | will make this contract at a
price that will insure good food for the
prisoners. and will under no circum-
stances accept one cent from any
source in any way connected with this
food contract
MY desire will be first 10 see that
the prisoners are given plenty OF
wholesome food and then that the
taxpayers OF King county shall not pay
for this food one cent more than il is
worth The present system whereby
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03

VANCOUVER. u. G.. July "A
light ntful breeze hlew over the
course % the international yacht
races today and a drixriluE rain
vas falling in the early morning
For this reason the race was alter
ed. the boats golng the opposite
way around the huoya That made
the first les aplrnakeg run Of
four miles The second les was
three mile reach. close hauled. while
the long home lea of five miles was
direct beat 10 VINEYARD.
The Seattle Spirit vas the first
TO hoist sail. Captain Dcane Of
the Alexandra waited until after
the preparatory gun had been fired
When the starting gun vas fired
both hoata were close 20 the line
The Spirit had It's mAinsaii. topsail
and so set. while the Canadian
boat went Eith mainnaiI and 80
~.
The start was a pretty one Deaae
got the Alexandra ACROSS first.
about four seconds in front Of the
Spirit Immediately after eruzainE
the line Gcary. Of the Spirit. took
in his 40 and broke out spin.
maker.
Unofficial time Of start: Alsxan
dra II 90 0a. Spirit ii0o.0T The
Alexandra passed the Point Akin.
son buoy az ii.f&. four miles out
one minute and a quarter ahesd
AZ ~ o'clock she was Increasing
her lead. Gradually the Spirit
cyept up and then passed the Alex
audra. kept increasing the lead
and finally won By about 800 yards
Exact time. l minute and fifty -three
seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03

ering appropriations for both i'm.
pruvements are now before the
finance committee Wandail has
been notified that II be wants the
measures 10 so through be will
have to throw bis vote for the re.
peal ~ the garbage ordinance.
Councilman Sparkman also has
appropriation ordinances pending
providing for Improvements for his
ward. lie wants the improvements
and wants them badly. Information
has been conveyed 10 him that II
he wants the finance committee 10
pass these bills he must also vote
for the garbage repeal.
Both OF these counciimen were
formerly frankly In favor Of the
city going ahead with the installa
tion Of the garbage system and
voted right down the line for the
appropriation.
Now they are understood 10 be
on the fence. Tremendous pressure
is being brought TO bear To have
them switch their vote.
outcome Not Determined.
The gang Is employing the same
tactics on Councilman Armstrong
and Hines. The real fight Is being
conferred around the appropriations
asked by Councilman WRrdail and
Sparkman, however. and the out.
come IL being watched with great
interest
The first public demonstration OF
the thumb-screw operations was
given this afternoon when the
finance committee considered the
ordinance appropriations involved
IN the fight These ordinances are
deliberately being held up In the
hands OF the committee until the
two council members give the gang
their final answer.
The garbage system ordinance
WAS passed by the council. later
signed by Mayor Miller and became
a law on June rs. II was carried
only after one of the most strenu.
Gus fights In the history OF the
council. II IL quite evident that the
counellmen who so bitterly opposed
the measure have not given up the
contest but are reeortiug 10 trick.
cry 10 further their ends.
The health and sanitation com
mitteo will hold a meeting tonleht
TO consider the proposition of pur-
chasing the wagons and teams of
the present garbage drivers as a
nucleus for the proposed municipal
collection system
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
First Fourth Of July FATAL
lies Reported From
Rb City.
Fue and Parte Ftdkas Ex
1ay Dead
aI kSasft
by United press.)

=" CLEVELAND. Ohio, July
3.-Fourth Of July celebration
cost the lives OF five women,
one boy and the injury Of prob
ably hundred girls and wom-
en- today when a patent torch
exploded during a demonstra-
ton OF fireworks in the Kres-
ges five and ten-cent store here
at noon today. q
The store was in a five story
brick building and .employed
100 girls. Il was crowded with
customers, who were attracted
particularly TO the fireworks
department One OF the girls
engaged in the demonstration
overturned some fireworks on
table. At the same moment
the torch popped and spark
flew into the combust;bles.
The firecrackers LEI 60 and 9TH
er fireworks sent streams OF
flame into the crowd and about
the room.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
SPl RIT
WINS

b VANCOUVER. o. c.. July J. 4
h --B1iletin.--The yacht Spirit 4
= Of Seattle won the second race 4
\ In the Alexandra cup series TO. a
\ day ey ere minute and forty. 4
4 three seconds from the Cana 4
= dian yacht Alexandra. The 4
. final race will be sailed to 4
= morrow. Both yachts have
q each won one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
Civic Union Charges There
Is a Large RakeOf
for Sheriff.
Estimates That County Pays
Fon Times The Actual
Cost.

Charging that sioo.ooo hes.
wronefullg gone into the pockets
Of the shcrifm % Klng county
Christopher w Horr. secretary 81
the Civic Union. yesterday issued a
statement alleging that the pres
ent incumbent % the office per.
souaily profits from the funds given
him for the feeding 81 prisoners
AN attorney ~ this city lnforma
me. SAYS the statement. that a
former prisoner has iust stated to
him that owing TO che Insufficient
prison fare he lost 40 pounds In
three months
Counting that the food cost the
sheriff 10 cents day for each
prisoner the lrisouers would re
ceiyc s. CSC ~ per annum for PRO.
visions aud the sheriff 1851 80 out
~ the 40 cents "A day allowed for
the boaFd ~ each man "a the ie,a
spend Their Own Money.
In the county lail thas have
kangaroo court. and when = new
prisoner IL brought ia. he h fined
BY the conrt g. 90. ~ which g. IL
used Cor provisions. and unless
these prisoners have the money
they have 60 scrub The floor ana
WuTk & Oft
~ Is stated that others have their
meals brought ia from the outside
~ this xeaniis Ia the county ahef.
iff pockrtlnE the 40 cenfs 4 dny al
lowrd for feeding The prisoners
Auofher attorney informs me
that a hsrdvorkinK woman. vith
a little child to aupport takes MON
- 60 her husband In order that he
can buy sufficient food 20 keep In
good condition
sheriff JussIflss Himself.
The county jail t. b.iag con.
Quoted how ia lt always has been
IN the past. said sheriff Lou G.
Smith. when asked regarding the
matter There seems 70 have besn
no complaint 10 the past. and a.
result ! took Il Tor granted that
the taxpayers we're satisfied with
the manner In which things aFv
being done
NO. I could not say what Il doea
cost to feed a prisoner per day
We do not keep any books or rec.
ords OF these expenses F0ud
prices have been very high Of late
and the estimate OF this cxpendl
tufc II very UNJUST
~ the taxpayers wish me 20 sive
the prisoners a i0-eent fare. of
course can o. II. but Won't
guarantee 20 keep the prisoners
alive on that amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
EXPLOSION

PHILADELPHIA. July 9-Two
were killed and ten iniur.d In an
explosion % a. oil tank 0n board
the steamer ShenRngo here today
The tank was exploded by back.
fire from the engine room running
along trail ~ OF leading from
the feed pipes on the boilers to the
OIL tank Iron was scattered IN
al directions. and the burning oil
threatened to destroy the ship for
a time.
Il Is thought that none Of the in.
iured men will die.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
SOCIALISTS ~ CONVENTION.

The state convention Of the 30.
ciaiist party Of the state Of Waah.
ingion was called 70 order al 10
O'Clock this morning BY Richard
Kruger. state secretary Temper.
arr organization was formed by the
election 81 L. q. Moore. Of Seattle.
as temporary chairman and Mrs.
Eleanor Hermann AZ temporary
secretary. A credcntial committee
was also elected After the cleo.
ton the convention adjourned and
met again at 2 o'clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
BURNED FioHTiNo FIRE.

James a. Woods. Of West Seat.
tie, waH burned about the head and
shoulders while helping neighbors
20 fight a fire early this morning
"a the home Of George Hopkins.
2itf Oak place. West Seattle The
boiler In the kitchen exploded and
as a result Woods was scalded. He
was not seriously injured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
l,I3soL.saeus Insist Upon
Demouas ksdQ
Demands.
Ahen B. Parker Credited
With Being Leader. Of
hhtbdnr Fors
AZ lohn e. NgvINs.


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: no to msu. is 'isot around
VISA 20 ee'ao the chief inter
al Il .,9 scnssgule convention
nsxto see The eeotxxf fer an
s1Rln SSs gousS tiuss VIII get
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sslrrsisks iSs,se~as o. en osfsie
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~ q Il sst so ssssr. b. go route.
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sftlzs ffSi AZ osoa5ass for tho
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sls1Si1 TS1s esssaoss st)Ust 0ey say
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stTk Or nrssonSse
tgjssssars Sssss isu~ vsrs.
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e3s acssorsS sse bring
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sik.E saS ssSs sse>es aion IS ex.
49, fe-x <sasf NSos and the
a.su y. Fsss-7s sss~~ plan to
ats tls ano-aeurs0on plank
ct IN q sszososn n memory
setJlsss NE ose-e essN has
ekrcryE dsss5i sessh eBfi clsm upon
klzsys afSs ot sass3 aide the
sr.ySIsf ns1h iss sbntsmninx him
safsdfaLlSs oss tas forward m.
Der ES - lelis~s
CcLxre@sgsss Snnasss~ snlrer. Of
Nfc<s is,rh slsss csufenlng with
Wu J. BocsS -,
tSY+r gaze u~ asstr1n nee that
wh$h thE platoon " adopted b.
NJ qxpscssc n4oofr1 convention
Il WI c-gtaln o.. following. A
t.4lF 1esIa q &c saonf) AOlnsf In.
r-5es--S In labor dssputes. a plank
c11rzr1Ieg representative az Ia.
~ IN N cstiEs,6 A sweeping
ei1-.Te Ia favor % uv merchan,
nrye. * an e6,csve declare
ue1 IN favor 90 Esssienal good
rs-1s uSesment."
suffer says tlss Be believes
Brzss fs@y cassss A. Towne.
ofeSig RI, az he vice proslde.
tisle e1lass. llasSS.A W. said Bry.
<@@f< II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03
Wild Dash for Exits.

The women and girls imme-
diately were thrown into a wild
panic and in the dash for exits
many were knocked down.
Twenty-Five women escaped
by way OF the fire escapes.
More than 20 girls sprang
from the windows OF the up
per floors and fell unconscious
on the sidewalk. The firemen
rugged up their nets as quickly
as possible and caught many
who had feared to jump before
but were cut off from escape.
The stores in the neighbor-
hood were turned into hospit-
ais and il is estimated that at
least 100 women and girls
were injured more or less Sc
riously.
Burned Bodies Found.
When the firemen finally
were able to enter the building,
after the dense smoke cleared,
they found the bodies of five
women and one boy In the base
ment, They were so badly
burned that they could not be
identified.
The women and boy are sup
posed to have rushed into a
doorway leading to the bsse-
ment by mistake and TO have
plunged down, perhaps being
rendered unconscious by the
fall. Death evidently resulted
from sufiocation
Distressing Scenes.
The most distressing scenes
prevailed about the fire during
the time when the firemen
were unable to enter the build
ing and it was not known
whether all of the occupants
had escaped The fire, starting
in the combustibles, spread rap
idly and toe firemen consider
ed it a miracle that more were
not Killed.
Many of these injured in the
stampede were small children
who had gone to the store with
o teW cents to buy fireworks
cor eomorrow's celebration,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-07-03

SHOWERS 7 TONIGHT AND SATURDAY; MOD
ERATE soUTHwEsT TO WEST WINDS.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Says Gold Circle Is Another GoldIield.

Murray Wyatt, who is Interested in n
large number Of claims in tho Gold
Circle district, spent yesterday in Win.
pemucca. Like all others, Mr.. Wyatt
spenks in the highest terms OF Gold
Circle and predicts Tor 1t n most bril-
liant ftuure. un was one Of the pio-
neers nf Goldficld and snys that the Tor
nation and conditions at Gold Circle
are nlniost identical with those Of the
great southern Nevada camp.
"As Tar us richness " surface showing
ia couccrned,' snid Mr.. Wyatt, 1Gold
Circle is far ahead of Goidtield. With
only a small amount oi developement
york accomplished, gold has been found
over an area OF nearly five mites square
PdDnings can be secured anywhere on
the surface, the gold evidently coming
from tue big dykes and lodges WHICH in.
tersec;I the entire district. We're con.
ditops ~ they were seven years ago
Gold Circle would now bc having a
boom such M was witnessed iv the
early days Of Goldiield aud Manhattan.
But IN spite " I'D verse conditions the
camp cannot be kept back aud tler" will
DO things dong in the Gold Ciralc dis.
trict not later than tho OPEN ng Of
spring - HuUboldt StBr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17

In Good Queen uess,n rlmn.

There Is an amusing letter written
by the Enrl Of Leicester to Lord Bur.
leigh as 10 the lack of sufficiently
strong nlc for the queen at Hatfield.
There Is not one drop OF good drink
Tor her here. We were faIn to send
to London and Wentworth and divers
other places where ale was; her "
beer was so strong as there was no
man able TO drink tt
Ale and bread were the chief Itcma
OF the royal breakfast. The quantity
Of ale consumed b. aides AT breakfast
In those days was considerable, for I'm
tho reign OF Henry VIII. the maids OF
honor were allowed for breakfast Ono
chct loaf. II manChct, two gallons ~
ale and n pitcher Of wine"
n Lady Lucy made a mighty tonic
OF the national brow. Her breakfast
was n chino Of beef. Il loaf and n gal.
lon OF ale: and for her pillow meaI n
possct porridpC. r generous cut n,
mutton. q loaf esd . Gallon Of ale.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Teachers Examination.

Three applicants for teachers %ceTtit!-
cstes, MIss Princclla Wood, Shelton,
Miss Mary Schcrmano, Cherry Creek,
and Man Goe'z, LamoilIc, nre taking
the examination before the Elkn county
examiners. In the absence Of Deputy
Superintendent Anderson, District At.
torney Game and Rev. George II. Green.
held and Miss ClnrH raber compos the
board.
The examination is being held under
the new school law which protects the
applicant from tnvortisn or prejudice
Al the beginning % the examination and
before tile seals on the examination
questions arc broken, each applicant
writes his name md ADDRESS upon u
numbered paper and these papers IRE
sealed and sent tn the state board OF
Education by registered mail. Through
out the examination, the applicant
places his number upon all cxamina-
ton papers, instead Of his name The
envelopes containing the nane aud
numbers Of the applicants are not opcp-
ed by the State boHrd untiI after all
papers are graded and the result ui the
examination determined. Tho cxami-
nation papers are sent to tho State
board and are GRADED by that board and
tho deputy State superintondcnis.
The applicants are informed by mail Of
their SUCCESS or failure.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
VIII Try 10 Advance Silver.

1t is learned on relnte authority that
u concerted effort is being made by the
mining companies OF Nevada and other
Western States to create a greater de-
mand for silver, and in CHAT IL in
fiuence the government to increase its
purchase OF the metal. The plan is to
pay off the employee in halt silver. For
merly wages were mel in gold and cur.
rency, but the next pay day in Tonopah
will sec half Of the money paid out In
silver and the other half in gold. The
silver viii be in denominations OF malt
dollars. There ia no doubt but that
putting the silver into circulation by 60
many companies will draw heavily on
the amount Of silver com on hand. IT
is said that the plan has never been
adopted before. What effect il will
have on the market value OF silver is
6%nIiously awaited.-Tonopah Sun.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Sunilower Philosophy.

Never work one friend in the interes,
OF another.
Ever remark the enthusiasm some
me,u apparently smart. give to fool
schemes? a man may be so homely
that the reflection OF his face would den
a new milk pab, but he can marry.
Riches don't amonnt To so much.
Some OF the happies', most fortunate
people we know are poor.
Hcppiness rule for the family: iii the
children are happy, mother Is aud
father is made To feel that he ought %
be-"
II you are determined to ruin your
stomach, why not DO it with gravy in.
stead Of whiskey? Gravy is good and
whisky isn't.
Never Joke with a buoy man. To a
baey man n joke II sn thin that he can
see through it, and RECOGNIZES the idiot
on the other s!de.-Atchisou (Kan)
Globe
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Accidents Kill 57,9Io.

The New York Tribune gives a sum.
mary OF accidents and casualties for the
year 1907, aud states that 1919 persons
we're killed and injured in accidents.
1852 were killed and 22,3O7 injured.
Some Of the largest items OF the list
tollows:
Earthquakes, landslide, etc, 81 ,5l2
killed, 3,092 injured; eIp!otions and
mrnc disasters, 3OS6 killed, 2,72l mjur-
ed storms and floods, 4,2Og killed,
l,563 injured; railroad wrecks Sill killed,
1853 injured; automobile accidents,
229 killed, 704 injured; frearms, 1877
killed. 1913 injured.
Among other deaths are 200 lost in
wrecks OF vessels and 1872 i'll other
droHuinsP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Another Case OF Irish Wi,,

An 1rishman wnlhing in ono ~ the
streets Of Dublir saw a man leading Il
dog on the opposite eide Of tho g street.
lilo got rather i%ntetNstcu 10 the dog,
and, crossing the street no touched the
man on tho shoulder and said.
"Would yo mind telling me the breed
Of that deg
The man, who happened to be 10 u
bad temper, turned round md, looking
at The Iriehmap, eaid;
"Yee; tie between a monkey and nm
Irishnan.'
IShurc," eaid Pat, site telnteJ TO both
Of up.r--Illust;ated Bite.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Business Locals.

Proofs Of Lator on mining claims for
eRlc at this office.
Blank Options to Purchase Mining
ClHims Tor sale Mt this office.
Just arrivcd,-.A fine lin" Of Fall ami
Winter clothing Tor men and Iouths.
Seymour Jacobs.
All the dry good stores have agreed to
close at I O'cloc p. III, except Satur-
days, until further notice.
Save those natural teeth, thereby re-
tain your facial expression. Or. Gill.
Store. Elko.
No doubt, yon have tried all kinds q
school shoes Tor boNs, but hive you
tried the -Webster'! a complete line, all
sizos to be found at Seymour jacobs"
Pete Jinly has purchased Jack Cook
housC-noving ou,tit una il now pre-
pared TO do ali work i'll that line. He
will Hl-o 10 other odd jobs such as
hauling, digging wcllf, etc.
Mining LOcRtiops and Location CcIti-
ticatcs for enlc at his office. These
blanks are in strict conformity with the
mining law DnggpI by thp lrat I,pis-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Ancient Writers on Polsons,

Poison lore. "poison.lchre," IA &
vas long called, was considered a for.
subject for many ages. Gatcn,
IN his work "On AntIdotcs," remarks
thaS tho only authors who dared TO
write OF poisons were Orpheus, Theo.
LOCUS, Morus. Mcndcslus the younger,
h~cliodorus. OF Athens. and n few 9th.
ers. Unfortunately, none of their
treatIsos is I'm existence
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17

The MAJ WHO invented the Commul
and necessary shoclacc realized s.
100000 from that alone The man VIII
obtained the first patent on the INN.
brclla realized $2,O00,OOO and different
umbrella patents of other people have
brought SlO.OOO,OoO altogether. The In
vcntor Of the metal h~ceIpIatc mad
f.5O0.00 annually AZ royalty on his
Bimpl" invention.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
For Sale

Two aud oue-hali residence lota on
Missouri Flat 4 tive-room dwelling,
furnished throughout, q good barn and
other onthousee, and II good well are ON
the premises.
Only $4,000 is asked for all this pro.
pert. It's IA snap.
For further particulars inquire at this
Office.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
Obituary

). ). Ruddock, Ukiah, chi, contrib.
utes to the happiness Of republican,
politicians in this breezy way:
For the purpose Of adding ~ the
gaIo'y Of D%ati"us. I would suggest that
y"nr gooi paper print the following
death notice. IA the re- are no
crs, and the burial must he in the
Pntfcr's field, ! aasuine the notice will
br prirtrd ;roc:
DlED-D"cemhcr, 1907, The Full
Dinner PAIL Inteimcni, Private
No Flowers Cnmmoner
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
A Higher Health Level.

Il have reached u high health level
since | began using DR.. King's New
Lite Pills. writes Jacob Springer, of
West Franklin, Name "Thoy keep my
stomach, liver and towels working just
right IL these pills disappoint you on
trial, money will be refunded at ElKo
Drug Cv.'s drug store 25c.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
THE BEST FLOUR.

"o have just received u cRtIond 81
iioncci Flour and n carload ~ Or,l.n
NAN Patent l'lout. mud are now nlIr
to 'urlly tho d'mcbd Tor tho htclr u,
rui's ~ Flour om the markc, 1t the
w,ai cmh tric,.
j. v. YowrLL,
AdmiuiatfAtor oi the Es-
tato 81 u. Chase, dcoc ecd
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1908-01-17
The Best Shoes.

Douglna s!ocR Tor mon aud women
and other mnkes ~ first class too: year
sold hy \. l.. MAUI ia" Shoe Map.