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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Mems Clothing Dept.

Mems Clothing Dept
A very desirable collection of Mems Fancy
Waistcoats, of novelty cotton materials
and imported English woolens. Correct
i'm style, fabric and workmanship for
street or business wear.
Lined throughout in perfect manner,
and best trimmings are used.
Anniversary Price,
SIPS each.
Regular values up to $500.
Main floor Tenth st.
Ribbon Department.
Washable Ribbons. in pin dots. with
pretty hemstitched borders. Ten yards
to the piece, and sold by the piece only.
All the desirable shades represented.
Anniversary Prices,
No. 1-35c apiece.
No. 2-6Oc apiece.
No. 3-Sl.1O apiece.
No. 9-Sl.7 Is apiece.
Very Special Prices.
Main floor G ST.
Picture Department.
A lot of Sepia Prints: subjects of the
old masters: framed i'm heavy sweep
old style frames, with ornamental cor
ners.
Anniversary Price,
SOC eacG1o
Value. SI.oo.
Fourth floor Tenth st.
Hosiery Department.
~ dozen pairs Women's Imported IN
grain Lisle Thread Hose. white heels and
toes; A. gauge; very thin double soles
and high spliced heels.
Anniversary Price.
Csc a pair.
Value, soc.
Main floor, ST.
Knit Underwear Dept
80 dozen Women's Imported Swiss Rib
bed Isle Thread Vests, with low neckS,
no sleeves and crocheted fronts
Anniversary Price,
SOC eacho
Values, 75c and SI.oo.
10 dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Com
bination Suits. with low neck. no sleeves
and lace-trimmed drawers
Anniversary Price,
Csc each.
Value. 35C.
II dozen Women's Swiss Ribbed Silk
Vests, with low neck.
Anniversary Price,
z5c eacho
alue, $I.oo
Main floor, / IL
Art Department.
Cretonne Scarfs, with scalloped button
hole edges.
Anniversary Price,
Soc each.
\ very special value.
4 lot of Pillow Covers; braided designs;
in a variety of colors.
Anniversary Price,
SOC each.
a very special value.
Main floor. + ST.
Rug Department.
21x54-inch Administer Rugs. in rich
oriental designs.
Anniversary Price,
ST .0S eacho
Value, $3.50.
S.3x1O.6-feet Administer Rugs: attractive
Persian patterns.
Anniversary Price,
$3.50.
Value, $500.
Fourth floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21

Bric=a=Brac Dept.
Teplitz Vases: rose decorations:
variety of shapes.
Anniversary Price,
$l.OO each.
Value, $500.
Main door. G st.
Notion Department.
Women's Silk Hose Supporters: well
made and very elastic.
Anniversary Price,
Csc a pair.
A very special value.
Leather Goods Dept.
Women's Black Seal Handbags; 10
inch frame. with small purse.
Anniversary Price,
Sl.0S each.
A very special value.
Corset Department.
A lot of New Spring Corsets: our own
special make. of fine coutil. with medium
bust. long hip, and six hc-e supporters
attached
Anniversary Price,
ST. so a pair.
Value, $500.
Third door. Eleventh st.
Lining Department.
Fast Black Percaline. in a good, durs-
BILE quality: 80 inches wide.
Anniversary Price,
15c the yard.
A very special value.
Second door, G st.
Upholstery Department.
100 pairs Bobbinet Curtains: made OF
good quality net, with design applioued
on. Shown in white and ecru. 2ls yards
long.
Anniversary Price,
$1.2S a pair.
Value, $2.25.
Fourth floor. G st.
Gut Glass Department.
A lot of S-inch Cut Glass Fruit or Salad
Bowls, in a very desirable pattern.
Anniversary Price,
S2.3S each.
A very special value.
Dishes. in variety of desirable pat
terms.
Anniversary Price,
S3c each.
A very special value.
Fifth noor G ste
China Department.
A lot of Thin Japanese China Tea Cups
and Saucers. In variety of rich deco
rations. and in the popular Divide shape.
Anniversary Price,
18c each.
A very special value.
Fifth door. G st.
Lace Department.
A lot of Valenciennes and Linen
" to IA. and suitable for trimming
lingerie and children's underwear.
Anniversary Price,
Valenciennes Lace,
Doc dozen yards.
Linen T0rcH10n Laces,
SC a yard.
Main floor. G st.
Hamburg Department.
Embroidery. ranging from 1 to inches
in width; some with insertion to match.
Anniversary Price,
15c the yard.
A Very Special Value.
Main floor, G st.
Handkerchief Dept.
Mems All-linen Handkerchiefs: choice
collection. Fine quality. Il and Y inch
hens.
Anniversary Price,
12Ac each; S1.5O dozen.
Regular price,
l8c each; 5000 dozen.
women's Pure White Handkerchief:
daintily initiated.
Anniversary Price,
1Oc each; 81 .m dozen.
Regular price,
l215c each; ST so dozen.
Main door, G st.
Pure Food Department.
BY special purchase we are enabled
to offer Libby's Mammoth Asparagus
us to % stalks to the CAM at an unusual
price. 1t is packed at Isleton, Brannan
island. California. The center Of the best
asparagus growing section.
Anniversary Price,
33c cam.
Value, 45c
small lot of "Aldine Beauty"
Tomatoes. New Jersey cold packed. This
brand has been sold by us for a number
Of years with universal satisfaction.
Anniversary Price,
8 cans for Csc
Regular value, nc can.
One thousand pounds OF Freshly Roast
I'd Coffee: blended from selected coffee
beans that sell at 30c lib.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Bows Clothing Dent

DUYS NNWUINhHIY NVNpUo
\ lot of Boys Sailor Blouse Suits, of
all-wool materials: new spring goods:
prettiIy trimmed: lined bloomerS: dozen
different patterns to select from. Sizes
to 10.
Anniversary Price,
CD AZ nmo1o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Upholstery Department.

100 pairs Bobbinet Curtains; made OF
good quality net. with design appliqued
on. Shown in white and ecru. ~ yards
long.
Anniversary Price,
81 rs a pair.
Value, $2.25.
Fourth floor. G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Infants Department.

Infants Department.
Infants Soft White Null Caps, close
fitting: variousIy trimmed in three
different but very effective styles. All
are finished with wide ties.
Anniversary Price,
Csc EACH
Regular value, SOC
Fine Lawn Dresses. with round yoke
of hemstitching, tucks and feather
stitching: skirt trimmed with cluster
tucks and hemstitched tucked ruftie.
Anniversary Price,
Csc each.
Regular value. SIPS.
Children's Dresses. made of Galatea, in
long WASTED style; neck, sleeves and front
trimmed with folds; plated skirt finished
with deep hem.
Anniversary Price,
81 .OO EACH
Regular value. $I.5o.
Third floor. + ST.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Linen Department.

Regular value. $50.
Third floor, T. st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Hamburg DEPARTMENT.

A lot Of Cambria. Nainsook and Swiss
Embroidery, ranging from 1 to inches
in width; some with insertion to match.
Anniversary Price,
l5c the yard.
A Very Special Value.
Main floor, G st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Pure Food Department.

BY special purchase we are enabled
to offer Libbys Mammoth Asparagus
us to % stalks to the CAM at an unusual
price. 1t is packed at Isleton, Brannan
Island. California. The center of the best
asparagus growing section.
Anniversary Price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Cut Glass DEPARTMENT.
China Department.

A lot of Thin Japanese China Tea Cups
and Saucers. In a variety of rich deco
rations. and in the popular Divide shape.
Anniversary Price
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-02-21
Lace Department.

| lot of Valenciennes and Linen
Torchon Laces in widths ranging from
| " to 2h. and suitable for trimming
lingerie and children's underwear.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
GAR HITS TAXI;
FOUR INJURED
Ezra Kendsll's Nephew Member of
Chicago Party That Comes To Grief
When Hurrying To Depot.

A yellow bonnet taxi-cab and an
Orchard Lake interurban car collided
in front of the Morgan house, Cass
ard Bagley.aYes.. at 1:30 "Wednesday
afternoon, and four persons were bad
ly shaken up. one OF them being pain
fully injured.
The occupants Of the taxi ware
L. II. Sperry, A. f. Kendall, who
claims 10 be a nephew OF the late
Ezra Kendall. Miss Lottie Deverick
and Miss Lou Cameron, all OF Chica-
go. Mr.. Sperry. the most seriously
injured, has O broken rib. The party
was ON the way from the fuller hotel
To the NJ. c. r. depot, and the auto
was travelling rapidly. The machine
was badly wrecked
The injured persons were taken into
the Morgan house and attended to by
DIT. William L. Baker. OF No. llSs
Third-ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28

Muskegon, and is president OF the
Muskegon Board of Trade, which has
been doing a good deal OF work lately
In developing the fruit raising and
farming land on the west shore OF
the state. The Ninth congressional
district has not had a state officer in
several years, and Muskegon not for
half century and Ross admirers
picked him to go after one.
I'm not attached TO any candidate
for governor. and am not pushing any
campaign but my own" said Ross. If
I 20 to Lansing next January. shall
try to preside over the deliberations
OF the senate in way to give salts
faction to all parts of the state, and
no section will get any favors at the
expense OF any other section.
The future prosperity OF the state
demands that II should get value for
every dollar spent. The welfare OF
the agricultural interests, the indus
trial centers and the undeveloped por-
tons OF the state demand the Judi
cious expenditure OF the state money
and the reduction OF the tax rate to
as low point as Is commensurate
with good business principles
II believe in majority rule and
whether nominated or not shall be
for the men and measures which re-
ceive the Endorsement OF the people.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
NEGROES AROUSED
I OVER GREEN CASE
Claim Police and Prosecutor Have
Been Derelict-Ask Warrant Tor
Mans Slayer.

, Detroit Negroes are Thoroughly
aroused over the seemingly passive
attitude assumed by the police III
lcanneciion with the shooting VI
James Green, Negro, by Frank burg
hardt in the latter's saloon on 81. An
toipe-st.. last Saturday night. Green
died in ST. Mary's hospital SUNDAY.
A delegation OF Negroes. headed Dy
Attorney Robert j, Willis. went 10
Police Justice Jeffries, "Wednesday
noon. 10 demand warrant Charging
Burghardt with murder. The attor-
new has five witness, who declare the
shooting was not accidental.
Justice Jeffries told them ne would
issue q warrant, il the coroners IN
Quest disclosed that Green's death
was not the result OF an accident
The inquest is set for next MONDAY.
The Negroes complain that tney
have not had had a square deal IN
the matter, and the actions or the
police and the prosecutors ONCE thus
far would indicate that such Is the
case. The attitude OF the police ON
GERS working on the case seems 10
be to find persons who VIII tesuiy 10
Burkhardt's entire innocence ana no'
to find those who will say mat ne
deliberately shot Green.
I'VE haven't had square deal,
the delegation told Jeffries Burg
hardt was released by the prosecut-
ing attorneys Office before any IN
vestigation OF the case had been maze,
Another thing, the detectives were
unwilling that Burghardt be locked
up at all, Saturday night. and IL II
hadn't been for the uniformed ON
GERS, Burghardt wouldn't have spent
minute behind bars"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
FORMER DETRoITER DEMENTED.
Attorney Richard Sprague Is Detained
in Cincinnati Hospital.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 27.-(Spe.
cial) Held in the city hospital and
marked as being demented, is richly
clothed man who the police say is
Richard Sprague. 30, lawyer. from De
troit.
The man claims to be a member of
the law firm Of Bishop Sullivan &
Sprague. of Detroit He wandered
into police headquarters and asked
the police to tell him whether his
name was Sullivan or Sprague.
John +. Sullivan says that Sprague
was member OF the firm some years
ago. but that he left Detroit two
years ago under a financial cloud.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
SPANISH ExILEs READY TO
INVADE NATIVE SOIL
Several Thousand Intend to March
Straight 10 Barcelona and join
Forces With Strikers.

CERBERE. France. Spanish From.
tier, July 27.-Several thousand Wen
armed. desperate Spanish exiles are
gathered today on the French side OF
the frontier. ready to invade their
own country on July 20.
In Barcelona, the industrial center
of Spain, "a general strike and a mani
moth anti-government demonstration
has been planned for the same date
The invaders intend to march
straight TO Barcelona. and join FORCES
with the strikers. The government
has been concentrating troops for TWO
weeks, and the sending OF 10000 vet
Grams into Barcelona yesterday was
probably the first step toward puttins
down the rebellion with an iron hanu'
There is every prospect OF desperate
fighting between the exiles and the
government forces. and the disorders
that are expected all over Catalonia
will probably exceed In bloodshed last
summers rioting. Many people DOUBT,
indeed, II this years revolt Will DE
crushed out before the present span
ish dynasty is overthrown.
Just how many exiles will join In
the march from here upon Barcelona
II is impossible TO determine. SeHef
Claramont, the leader OF the rebels,
says there will be 10000. Ills est
mate Is probably too high. but II Is
fact that the men have been re-
porting here for more than month";
and that already 5000 or 10000 are
on the scene. Officials of the Maura
administration in Spain admitted re-
Gently In the Cortes that 10000 Span
iards were exiled from barcelona Tor
completely In last summers outbreak.
Few OF them went further than the
French frontier, settling here in the
hope that some day they might re-
enter Spain
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
PARK COMMISSIONER Is
MUCH WORRIED OFFICIAL
House Boats at Belle Isle and Boys
Bathing In Palmer Fountain Part
Of His Troubles.

Households at Belle Isle, boys bath
Ing In the Palmer fountain. and buns
ana others sleeping on the grass
plots in the down town parks, are CIV
Ing Park Commissioner Hurlbut his
troubles.
II don't know that there would be
any objection to two or three house
boats, but they are increasing every
year" said the commissioner. Two
years ago, there were two; last year
four or five, and this year a dozen or
more. Some OF them are unsightly,
and they all make us nervous, be-
cause there IL no telling what may be
happening there. The trouble Is that
We have absolutely no power to regu.
late them. 80 long as they are in an
Inch or water OF Belle Isle. they are
on the high seas. for there never has
been harbor line established. We
cannot touch or govern them unless
they come on land. Most OF them are
occupied by desirable people. but
there should be some regulation.
The boys bathing in the Palmer
fountain have come to be a daily
diversion for big crowd OF people
who trample down the lawns. IL does
no good TO arrest the boys; the sym
Eathy OF the crowd always is with the
knee-high chap In tow of a six-foot DO
liceman. AS an extreme measure. W,
have had to turn off the water in tn,
fountain this morning.
The people sleeping in the parks
are another source OF worry, becaus,
we don't know just where to draw
The line. There ought to be no objec
ton TO a respectable person lyin,
down on the grass for nap; that's
one OF the things the parks are for.
suppose, but the first thing You know
some one gets robbed. and then Their,
IL a great howl.
"Oh. yes, We have tussock moth.
and short appropriations and the jol
Of cleaning up after the Elks. bu
those are minor worries. All in all. w.
certainly are having our troubles"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28

Sob Printing done right. Time
FrsshsE Goa is John R--st Call Main
1895. or City sss6.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
LIVES OF TWO MEN ARE
CRUSHED OUT BY TRAIN
They Are Struck az They We're Walk.
Ing From Petoskey 10 Lime
Crusher.

PETOSKEY, Mich, July 27.-(Spe
cial. 1.-TWO men. Simon and Jerry
Paul, were discovered lying dead be
side the Pere Marquette railroad at
Lime Crusher, near this city. TO-DAY
by three boys who were walking from
Petoskey to Boyne City. The men
were evidently killed by a train as
they were badly cut up and part OF
their clothes was found on an en-
CINE OF the late night train.
They were seen to alight from the
1918 train at Bay Shore last night
and set out along the track for Lime
Crusher.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
Two Men Reported Missing,

Two missing men were reported TO
the police OF the central station, We'd
nesday. Mrs. Fred LaChance wants
to find her husband, who has been
missing from their home at No 1903
Townsend-ave.. since July Is. Mrs.
Edward C. Van Dwyer. OF Waikerville.
says her husband has been gone since
July %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
Those Pies OF -oxhood.

HOW delicious were the pies OF boy.
hood NO pies now ever taste so
what's changed? the pies2 No. It's you.
You've lost the strong. healthy stom-
ach. the vigorous liver. the active kid.
neys, the regular bowels OF boyhood
Your digestion is poor and you blame
the food. What's needed? A complete
toning up by Electric Bitters of ali
organs OF digestion-Stomach, Liver
Kidneys. Bowels-Try them. TheyiI
restore your boyhood appetite and AN
probation OF food and fairly saturats
your body with new health. strength
and vigor. AT f. c. Kinsel: Central
Drug Store: Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
JOHN Q. ROSS HERE.
Muskeeon Man Seeks G. 0. p. Nom
nation For ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

John O. Ross, OF Muskegon, candi-
date for the Republican nomination
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, came TO the
city Wednesday to size up the situa-
ton in this end OF the state. He has
had headquarters for week In the
Ford building.
Mr.. Ross never has held political
ONCE. He is a lawyer, member OF
the firm or Cross, Vanderwerp, root
& Ross, one of the leading firms or
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-07-28
Thieves steal Typewriter.

Thieves broke into the Office OF
Asman q Dunn. florists. No. 905 Yer
mont.ave.. Tuesday night, and stole a
typewriter. valued at $50.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-26
new CONCRETE OFFICE
FOR OAHU SUGAR co.

Bids We're opened yesterday for the
new reinforced concrete Office build
Ing for the Oahu sugar plantation at
Waipahu, plans for which have been
drawn by II. l.. Kerr of this city.
Following are the names of the
bidders and the amounts for which
they are ready to undertake building
operations: j. Il. Davis, $l7,624,
1870 working days; Concrete Con-
struction Company, $4,000, 1875
working days; Pacific Engineering
Company, $4,000, 100 working
days; Lucas Brothers. s17.533, $50
working days; Il. J. Lord, sl3,691,
20 working days.
This office building Will he one
story In height and built entirely OF
reinforced concrete. 1t will occupy
the same site as the present wooden
Office building and will be so feet by
/ rs feet in hes. In addition to the
managers and assistant managers
Offices, there will be fireproof vault
3 feet by % feet, two bedrooms with
baths. etc, timekeepers Office and
large general Office.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-26
SAN GABRIEL Will
Be ENTERTAINED

Preparations for entertaining the Of
ficers and men on board the Portu.
guese cruiser San Gabriel are being
made on an elaborate scale by the
local Portuguese. They have raised
Il $1,000 fund in no time and more Is
offered.
The San Gabriel is due here from
the Coast on May 10 and will also
visit Hilo before continuing ON to the
Far East.
The local committees are as fol.
lows:
Executive Committee. Antonio d.
Castro, presldente; DR.. Luiz Rod
rigues. vice presidente: Augusta p.
Costa Correa. secretario; Manuel A.
Silva. Joaquin NJ Camara. lose dos
Passos Rodrigues. Jose Comes de Fa-
ria. Joao de Sousa Azevcdo Jose Ma
ria Comes.
Invitation and Press Committee
Abel s. Nascimento II. Pereira. Man.
ool X. Bisho, Augusta p. Costa Correa,
J. s. Ramos. Julio p. Rego.
Transportation Committee. - Jose
Coelho de Sousa, Joaquin Anselmo
Rodrigues Vieira, John s. Azevedo,
Jordao A. silva, Antonio J. Gonsalves.
Music Committee-Joaquim NJ. Ca
mara. Leonardo Nunes. LuiZ Raposo
Medeiros. Frank J. Vieira, Ernesto
Gonsalves, Joao b. Freitas, Leonel p.
Costa Correa, ]. NJ. Comes.
Reception Committee. d. Mar
ques, NJ. c. Pacheco. Jose Patriclo do
Rego, Joao Bothelho Ponte, Jose Coel-
no de Sousa. joaquin NJ. Camara Juiz
Frank Andrade. Manoel A. Gonsalves
Alfred c. Silva. Juiz Antonio Perry
Jose dos Passos ROdrigues. Joao Mar.
callino. DR.. Luiz Rodrigues Gaspar
Manoel A. Silva. A. " Peters. lose
Ferreira Durao, l.. A. Perry. Jacintho
Gusmao da Silva Joao Pauline Dias,
Reverend A. V. Soares. A. s. Nasci.
mento, A. w. Seabury, Luiz RoposO
Medeiros Vincente Fernandes. Jr.,
Augusta Honorio Rodrlgues Vieira, ].
=. Mendonca, Capt. Manoel Costa,
Jason Andrade Antonio |. Silva, EN-.
manoel s. Cunha NJ. p. Botelho A. G.
Cunha. Revendo Estevao de Alencas.
tire. J. f. Rocha, Joaquin Anselmo
Rodrigues Vieira.
Financial Committee.-Vicente Fer
nandes, Jrs, Antonio l.. Perry, J. +.
Nobrega, John b. Enos, Frank c. Ben
evides. Joaquin Jose de Sousa. Jose
Vicente Fernandes. Manoel de Sousa
Freitas. Antonio Patricio do Rego
Capt. Manoel Costa. Cesar NJ. Betten.
court, John L. Goeas. NJ. s. Augusta
Augusta Honorio Rodrigues Vieira
Antonio de Fraga, Ir.
Decoration and illumination Com
mittee-F. +. Branco Jr.. A. X. Vie
ira Jose Fernandes T. p. Melim. Gas
par Silva Jose Rodrigues de Fre!tas
Manoel Paressa, Jose Maria Comes
Manoel do Sousa Nascimento Joao de
Sousa Azcvedo Alfredo o. Rosa, Joao
NJ. Ferreira, Joaquin A. Gonsalves.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-04-26
C0L0RED COMEDIAN AT PARK,

David c. A. Ellis, colored come
dian. find of Manager Condor OF
the Park Theater. made-such hit
last night in humorous monologue
that 1t has been decided to retain
him as one of the amusement fea-
lures for this evenings bill. He
leaves for the Coast tomorrow. In
spite Of the weather, there was an
unusually large crowd at the Park,
and much enjoyment was secured
from the interesting pictures shown.
Miss Frances Curtin will be married
to Charles w. Flint at home April 90.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1910-09-02
ELKO COUNTY SLAMMED

Democracy is indeed hard
pressed when it will go to such
lengths as has been taken during
the last week. The democratic
spell binders have been travelling
through the eastern part of the
state and evidently finding that all
was not coming their way started
the campaign for bribery. Headed
by the Journal. the democratic
press has stated that sos. 900 in
good hard coin has been sent 10
Elko county to buy the voters of
that section.
Now let us ask: Are the voters
of Elko coun ty of such a caliber
that they can be purchased by any
mans money!" The democratic
party has intimated as much and
we know of no greater insult that
could be handed to any section or
to any class of people than to state
that the voters would cast their
votes for another mans money.
The people of Elko county are as
true men as there are in any
county of the state this slam that
has been taken at them by the de-
mocrati" party shows that the
party fears their vote and is trying
in some way to coerce them into
supporting the banner of the
mule. - Carson News.
The News is correct in its esti-
mate Of the people of this county.
No reputable person here has
heard of s65, 600 or any other sum
being sent here to corrupt the
voters at the primary election.
The story started while j. f.
the advance agent of
D%ickerson, was here and
doubtless the product Of his
brain, assisted by one or two of
)ickerson's supporters. The story
S a libel on the democracy of Elko
and its authors deserve the
condemnation Of every good citizen
Il the county.