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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12
THE TEST OF MERIT
Winnemucca People Are Given Con.
vincing Proof.

No better test of any article can be
made than the test Of time and this is
practically true of a kidney medi-
cine. Doan's Kidney Pills have stood
this test and stood it well. What
better proof Of the merits of this
remedy could you demand, than the
statement of a Winnemucca resident
who used it successfully and tells of
lasting results.
Read the following:
Mrs. s. l.. Houston, WiDnemucca,
says: ~ was suffering greatly from
pain across my back and hips and
couldn't stoop or straighten without
pain. At last / got a supply Of Doan's
Kidney Pills. They relieved me quick
ly and / haven't had any trouble
since. | willingly confirm every word
of the endorsement l have previously
given Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price soc, at all dealers. Dom t
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Houston had. Foster-M ilburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12

beloved, that the only good which
could possibly result from this pres
emit criminal war would be if the
slaughter would be so awful-the re-
~sultant famine 80 horrible-that the
universal world would declare and
enforce the ultimatum that war shall
be no more; that the battle flags
heneeforth and forever shall be furled
in 1.-The Parliament of Man, the Fed
GRAFTON Of the worldf''-C. K. Ne
Klatchy in Sacramento Bee.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12
MONUMENT ERECTED FIRST
PROVISIONAL GOVERNOR

SUSANvILLE Cal, Sept. o.
Through the efforts of j. A. Pardee
and Asa Merrill Fairfield, pioneers and
well known citizens Of Susanville, to-
gether with the local lodge of Masons
and parlors Of the Native Sons and
daughters of the Golden West, a mon
ument Of natural granite has been
erected over the grave of Hon. Isaac
Newton Roop. The monument was I'M
yelled with due ceremony by the To-
cal orders.
First Provisional Governor.
Isaac Newton Roop was a pioneer,
statesman and attorney of Lassen
county. He was the first provisional
governor of Nevada. He was born in
Maryland, March Is, 1922, and died
in Susanville in 1854.
First Located in Shasta.
After a series of experiences in
Ohio, Iowa and Indiana, he same to
California, via the Nicaragua route
on the first ship that brought the
first news of California s admission
to the Union. He located in Shasta
nd commenced business with his
brother, JOSHUA Roop, but misfortune
was their fate, and the town was
wiped out by fire, in June, 1853. They
lost everything and left the town
pcnniless.
They drifted into Lassen county,
and settled in the valley, now known
as Honey Lake valley. This settle
ment tool place in the spring of 1854,
on what is now known as the town of
SusanvilIe.
Named Town After Daughter.
Here they erected a house, a trad
ing post and later a p~ostofiee. The
town was named after his daughter,
Mrs. Susan Arnold, who still lives in
Susanville.
Isaac Newton Roop built the first
sawmill in Lassen county, planted the
first orchard, constructed the irriga-
ton ditch and started the original
water works.
Took Part in Politics.
He was admitted to the bar at
Carson City, for at that time Lassen
county was supposed to have belong
ed to Nevada territory, and Nevada
then was western Utah. He was elect
ed district attorney, served one term
as member of the legislature of Neva-
da, and was tn eirst provisional gov
ernor of Nevada.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12
Took Part in Politics.
Not tie Same Th.no.

There Is nothing dearer to a man
than a good wife and very little that
is more expensive.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12

FLOATING CASTLE SOAP-A
26-ounce bar of pure white floating
soap for Csc.
EAGLE DRUG CO..
The Rexall Store.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12

WINNEMUCCA LODGE, NO. l104,
LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE
Regular meetings first and third
Thursday of each month, in Winnie
va hall. Visiting members are cor
daily invited to attend.
A. w. STOWE, Dictator.
E. J. NIMMO, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12
FRATERNAL D

l. o. o. +.
HUMBOLDT LODGE NO.
l6. /. o. O.F.-Meeti-gs
every Wednesday evening. -
at Winneva hall. Visiting brotha,.
in good standing always welcome
CHAS. f. SwEZY, N. a
F. A. ROBINSON, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12
FIRST Provisional Governor.

Isaac Newton Roop was a pioneer,
statesman and attorney of Lassen
county. He was the first provisional
governor of Nevada. He was born in
Maryland, March Is, 1922, and died
in S~usanville in 1854.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-09-12
Dizzy BILIoUsq coNsTIPATED7

DR.. Kings New Life Pills will cure
you. cause a healthy flow of Bile and
rids your stomach and Bowels Of
waste and fermenting body poisons.
They ale a Tonic to your Stomach and
Liver and tons the general system
First dose will cure you OF that de
pressed. dizzy, bilious and eonstipated
condition. Use at all druggists.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

icL 0oB oicics oos critic Nlol III, oaB
elm 6aperiicber airheniiirit Oen no
t6eA &ut erbGlt 9luh miro crudbnt,
SAB ourA oieie Gr606Wig oes @r5bis
Idols jur @aroinalsuiiroc oie idpie.
rige 6rage ocS &ortritts 6ei Soic &C..
regclt Miro
Cine Wfillion iir &obl l.
fabrtS5medc.
Ger tiir3lid peritorbene sSuOus
itricQe Scr Eertil6ranHe, ST. 9li1or0
&lcmme BON Dliin6en @laobod IN
Ser 9i6einproDin5, bat leBtuilli9 fir
eponaeliide g9o6lia6rts5luede cine
Oiillion Nlorf 6interlaiien.
81 c dStag uno 9unneSratb y
sur 0gaterlnl0.~
1ie Sam6urg 9lmcrifa 2inie
bat 6cute sic ARitglieoer oes 9teids.
tags mo Oes 9unoeSrot6s cingelas
oen i6ren neueiten 3uwads Oer
S,anoelsflotte, 0cu Ganpier u&ater-
lan0, oas groBte Sbiff Der @elt
3l beidtigcn Ole olio @ee6rten
ba6cn ibrcu @ntidhtB, ser ieoob nur
5eiaGeno lauten oiirite, nod niAt
fimogege6en.
Ter 9lieien Ianpicr inlternimnlt
6elte cine ggerit @ro6eia6rt nod)
ser SSniel Selgolan0 uuO 5uriid slls
@ertrctcr ocs aonigs BON 9aDcrn,
0es Gauipat6en 0er n&aterlonO, "
piro grin3 Sron5 bon 9opern nit
ieiuen @cfolge an Ser @ro6eiabrt
E6eil ne6meu. Gie il6rigen &er.
nuhsfobrten in 0en @emdiiern Der
9}orOice iinO aui Oen 10. @ioi fcitges
iebt.
Ger ueueitc 5tol3 Ser uSopog~
tritt am IA. Nioi icine Slngiernio6rt
na6 0few 9)orf on mo miro Die
Su0ion llietropole am o. Nloi err
reiden.
Jeri1tSboll5ieber i 3 er.
briugt ublaucn 8rtet"
9luf etuas ingemobnlite 9lrt lni0
9eiie lit 1r. 3. Saffron, &rolclior
Ser StaatSuiiienidloiten, in ieiuer
Giaenidait ols &eftor ser beiigcn
San0cls6o6ihule ieine aiinoigll1g
5lQeiteat uoroen. Sin preuBiiAer
@eridtsuoa5ic6er lpilroe init Dem 0e'
lifatcn 9hHtrogc bctrout. 9llS @rlm0
fir Sic Gntlaiiing merocn Sparlanis
fcitsriidiihten cntite6enO Ollrd Oen
@egfaQ ieines @e6oltes lno Der oas
NIT per6unOcneu Gntlaitng oesSiio'
acts, uno ierncr nod Der llmltono
anqeqc6en 0aB Der 3peite Gcftor pes
,SnititutS, @erner 5om6art 8roiela
ior ser acknowledgements, am Se'
bens3eit angciteat ilt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

90 ountllniolL &o., 20. g(pril
8oli5ilten imo 1eteftiDS iucbten
bier nod 5pci ircmOen Nlannern oic
nan N}ontog g}oc6t aus Dem Smtie
bon 9cter &erncr fontmen iab, iDels
dies balo no6bcr IN 6lommcn ouf.
Qiug uno morin man ipdtcr Die Der
fobIten 2cihcn BON Sralt Gerner lln0
ibrer bier ain0cr iii gllter bon 5mei
bis neln So6ren fonO. IS bat nod
nid6t nit 9eItinmt6eit conltatirt mers
Den f0nnen, Oh Oie 6ruu uno ibre
&iu0er crmor0et morocn limo, ebe iie
ber6rannten. qluBcr Dem &erncr'-
ihcn &eim bronnte Gin ncbcn Oielem
itebenoes onoeres SSobnbaus ab.
@eioe SGltier iino alien gln5ei6en
nod bon oen 5mei fremoen @2Gnnern
III 9rono geitcdt uoroen. 0as &aupt
ser 6onlilic @erncr lit Gin gtotbtor.
better. @r elite. ais Ct icin &eim in
Brand itc6eu lab, NIT onocreu 9lr.
beitern naA oenlicl6cu Inn oas 6cuer
3u l0ihen bod mar cs 5il ipGt On3l.
&erner glaubt, oaB ole 5mei fremOen
9iohber im0 @ranoitiitcr 81 Dem
3mcd in iein @cim einorongen ltm
$3.50 ST erlaugcu ole e. cripart
hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

9lIbanD, 9&.Y., 20. 9lpril
Dic @r0Bqci6morcnen bon Ilball1.
GoiutD baben ibrc glrbcit bcidlollen
rno ipur0cn Damn entlaNcn 5ie
6oben tcinc gtntlogen gegcn Die Wtits
Qlie0cr ocr friibcren SauoitraBen.
Gomniiiipn. Superintenoent s. @or'
DON 9fecl, @outmiiidr Duncan S8.
9ed pnm 1cpurtomcnt fiir offentlihc
glr6eitcu lm0 Stoats- Sngcnielr SSobn
VI. @cnieI, crDDbcn. 9luh gcgen cpas.
G. ,yolcD Sen c6enoliger 9llliitcnten
9tecl's, lit feline 9lntlage erboben NOR
oen. Der BON @ouDernelr @lDnn ers
nannte Spe5iol @nmmiiidr Osborne
botte Der CSrano. sSiirD betanntlih
0as bon ibm 9eiamncltc gclpeiss
material untcrbreitct.
llnteriidung IN 9rooul e.
County.
@ingbampton gl.sy, ~.
9lpril @ie @rnnosSrrD BON
8roome GoltntD beiAditigt It'd einge.
bend nit ocm 8ou Der SonoltroBeu
iii 0ieiem Gountp. @s Derlautet, ooB
@eorge Solropo lno @eorge 9ougb-
ton aus 9(lbnnD, mclcbe Die o9ouings
ton Contracting So" Dertreten, nic
audi ,Sobn Gouialus aus Grop, Der
i0on 6ai uuoeren llntcriuAungen
Ocrnontmen rpuroe, ais 3eugen pnrs
0claOen perocu ioleu. Scute pnroe
,sobn 8.@rigbt ans glmiteroonL Der
cine llnterhl6ung Der Sauitaria
Springs 2an0itraBe pornabnL ais
3cuge Uernonnlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

. itOn Wloii4 20. glpril. =
@oubcrneur @lDnn BON Seem 9orf,
Der iih nit ieincr @attin einige Eogc
bel icincn SNpicgereltern in 2Dnn
olif6dlt, bciu6te oas Stoots-&opitoI.
giuf @riuhen Scr Wlitglieoer oes 9ie.
observation-disclosures 6ielt er eineReOe,
in Der CT iiber oconitrilftiDc @eiebge.
6rng" lpro@ lmO olsfii5rtc, Dob ibm
fcinc onoere Grrltngeniboft ieiner
glominiltrntion mcbr @cnlgtbuing
bercitc, ais Scr GrlaB eineS glrbcitcrs
iduB. .&cicBes, oaS nod Dem @eicBe
BON Wlaiin4Aietts entlp0rfen iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
Qnftidliffer nmaefpnImen.

SOS 81 ngeleS, Gal, 30. glpril.
II Der 2uftibiffcr G6orIcs 9foDitone
itiir8te in Donlingue5 Slnction flo
lid BON bier, aus elmer S0be bon 800
Sub ob imo erlitt 70 i6were Scr
Icbunger ooB CT bnIo nodber itorb.
Gr mar in einem 03onopIon oufgep
itiegen itnO befonO iih aui oent
6luge nod San 9iego, I'M Sffi3ie-
rem ser bieiiget g(rnee- -Sufticbiffer-
Seftion einen 9lpparot gum Shleu-
ocrn bon 9om6en aus 6llgmaiAinen
Dpr8liiibren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
cyrodltratcn. 0ortellc.

9S aibington, 80. April.
Gem SberbunoeSgerid6t wuroe &C.
itcrn bic 6rage sir Guti1eiolng m
tcrbrcitet. ob bic Gonieren3 Nlctbooe
ors Sirircus bon 5rodtratcu filr
N3eonoanpfcr cine &erlcBung oes
1lermon'id1en 9lntitrilit @eieBes IN
poloirt Sugo ". E6onien uno ein
elloerer 9lep Dorfer SpeOitGtr, Die
SraWien nod 5iioafrifo Darienoen
lliogen pon 1ir GhaS gS. @oDier uno
aHoeren brltiidrn Nbeocrn pcgcn All
geblider 9ci@rdnfuuq Sos SauoeIs,
bcgaugcn oirA glbiMluB Dou Ql6foms
men ii6er 5radtratcn orciiac6cn
Sdo0cneriab 5u erlangeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
@eanfiidltionno uun GriuatIdInIen.

. tom Woii, %. il.-Nic
Sefiirportltng Scr ouBerorOentlideu
Gonluiiiion fiir Ginwnn0crung, OoB
olle @riDot @r8iebun9sanitalten, ein-
ihlieBlib ser @iorridulcn, inter
StootSollfliht geitcllt merOen, miro
Scr ndAiten 2egislotlir iiberlpieicn
meroeu foaS ser 8eriht oe8 Gonli-
te'S fir S6uIcn iiber 0en @egenituno
belite ongenonmen piirOe. Scr 9ia
6ur gluSfiibrllng ser 9efiirmortltng
Der Gomniiiion lit in Der, in letter
g8ohe itattgefinocnen Gernebmung
6urN Gertreter Der @farribulen op.
hpnirt mpr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

alio @leftrifcr 6ci i6rcr 9lrbcit ouf
notiirlibe @ciie geibiiBt limo. 9ci
Hcroolcn Eeriouen II bic g9iOer.
itonosf16igfeit dlBerit gering unO
ichmanfte bel 0eu Gcriuhcu oie ser
&iener @ele6rtc unterna6m, 3mii6eu
1000 nm 5000 NhmS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
Redn Nnhre 9ndltlans.

2 NOlifs, 20. llpril. n 15rc0.
@crolo frii6crcr tdotii1er SMoe
mciIter bon Gait ct. &oris, Sa., lit
mcgcn lluterihloqiing itdotiider @el.
Der 81 5c6n Sa5rcu 3ncbt5mls Der.
llrtbeilt mor0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
81 @unitcu Dun 6ran SOa uOu
GlaniieH.

gSbite BIoinS gt..Y. 30.
gIpril. Dlr6 cine bonn Ri6ter
5iaoc g. N1ias i'm Supren @eri6t
abgegebene Gnti6ei0ung miro Die
iprmellc Gntloinng oer 5rau Soa
pnn Gluniien aus Ger Staats ,Srrelis
anltolt III N}attcoiuan Deriilgt Ole
entldelouug bot uidt cine gGn5lide
6reilalnng oer 6rau bon Glailiien
I'M @efoIge lonoern tie miro lett
nu1 ben Combs ocbradDt ner0en, I'M
Ith auf bic glntlagc 3l pcranhporten
Irobbrieic an Gbarles 5trallB, Sen
g,rGiioenteu Der itdotiiMen g8aIlers
g}e66r0e geianot 5u bobeu. Iyrau
BON Glaltiien mar bod erireut, ais
iic h6rtc, oaB ole Guti6cioimg Rid).
tcr Nlills' 3i i6rcn @unitcn 1T.
,DieS miro mir @elegenbeit ae6cn
nreine g5eri6eit mieoer 81 erlongcn "
ioqtc iie $50 ourfte li@t eliimol
ali Sic geqeu mid er1obene Antloae
plaioiren, ooer 9iirgI0nTt ltelen.
N1m iperrie mid itatt oellel MI lrr'
iinnigcl @erbrc1ern IN cine STREET
QAitalt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

&iidiidjt ouf sic ofonomiit6cn uno
iinon5ieaen Ger60ltniiic i'm 9lQge-
meinen unO beionOers ouf Die 0en
9a6nen Ourh neue @eieBe oufcrleg-
ten neuen &olten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
SprnoSp in Seros.

g9oco, Seros, 30. 9(pril. -
0urcb einen Eorno0o uno beftigen
&egen iino in 9osque.Gountp 5nei
@erionen lun'S 2eben gefonnlen
iedS oOer mebr perlebt lmo 6elos
iriidtc, 9riideu, 2anoItraBen lmo
@obnbduier mebr o0cr min0cr ihpcr
bel6doigt morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

@erIin, 30 9lpril Sn 6egei.
Iferten 9o6esartifeln geoenfen oie
9ldtter 6eute soes @roBoomiral
sans Bon G6iter, Ser aud IN 9(rne.
rifo 6eItcus 6efatnt iit Dem es NOR
aen Dqra6nut iein miro, leinen 10.
@e6urtstaq 5u feieru 9ie nennen
Oen @roBoomirol Sen gSoieler Der
gloroiee" rmO Sen pGr5ie1er oer6lot-
te.o
@roBaomiral Sans BON aolter pat
0nrN icinen 9lmerifa 9elild iin
Serbit oes Sa6res 1909 onldBlid) Der
@noion Sutton 6eicr ipelentlId
sur 6ciiqmo ser qutcn 9e5ie1ungen
3lpilchen SEN Ser. Stooten uno oenl
Geltidlen 9ci6e 6eigetragen y{ldlt
allem ooourdl, ooB er ais perlonll-
der Gcrtrctcr SFaiier ggil6elns fom,
lonoeri Dor 9luem ourdl letne Der5s
qeluinnen0c Qie6enspiirOigfeit ilno
ourd iein toftpoleS gnitreten leBte
er iid bel ocn 6eiigen moBgebeuoen
standardization Die 6ei Der gelanlnls
ten 9ep0lteruna III sic 60bite @nnlt'
Gr perltanO, i'll 0es g9ortes poDrltcr
9e0eltinh g(Qes All reprdlentirelt
mas in Sem 0ettihcu G0orofter an.
ipredenO iii
9(ns oen 9e6ensgang 0eS @roB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
gIMs 6er grn6esGanptita6t.

Die &anomo 3oQ g8i0erruis-9iQ
nit Dem SimmonS 9lnenoc-
ment bonn Senot9 annol 60
mite o6ne @mpie6hmg ein6erid-
tet. 9lnti GruIt @ia an 6oS
Goniite 6eri6tet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
ct. 9Sctcrsburg.

&oris, %. 9lpril. ~ Gas o@rir
SnOion Gbiei"&ieroerennen fono
6eute 3lt Sc Irem6laD itott luO mur.
Oe bon n9opne," Gigent6um BON s..
g. GurDea bon 9}eu 9ort gemon-
men.
9erii6mter @otanifer &c.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30
AmtrikQnrr (lr0t.
@ci @irrOercnucn in
@aris.
Ser frnn5OiiidJe SOtnmis
fer 2samS icsbcm 9cItUrbem

9eIiertno i'm 9cfinoen oes aoiicrS
6rou8 Soiepb 9dIt an. GrbdIt
Oen @ciu@ Oe8 Gr50cr5Oas-
S6ronfoIocrs 5run5 6er0inanO.
9crtritt oen Serribcr bci'm
@cardbniB oc8 6rci3crrn 6eicr-
oarD. - 0a8 saabturnicr in
GSt lSntnrShltrn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-30

@ariS, %. 9(pril Wlit gros
sem Sntereiie wer0en Die 9ier6er
bcrihteten Grperincnte 6clprodcn,
melde Or i. @fungen in @icn ange.
itcat 6ot nO ourb pelde er fdnO,
OoB sic meniHlicGe Soit gegen 0en
rlcftrildjon Shon 10 piOeritanOsf0s
6ia it, OnB iie 6ei normalen N}cn-
idhen 10000 bis $4,000 G6mS pcr-
trddt Pm D|orgen lit sic gSioer-
itouOsfd6iafeit am 9roBten un0 loll
oft 10000 eleftriihe Gin6citen &C..
meiien 6a6en mas ouf Oie ange6dnf.
tc Speiie IN oen Gin9elueiOeu 3uriid.
geiiibrt miro
Bon Ghtngen bat aui experiment
tcQc @cie nacbgcuieicn OuB Sic
Salt elmer @criou sic cineu eleftri-
iden S6laq crmortet, peit me6r 99i-
oeritonO Iciitet ais oieicniae elmer
nit6t oorouf prGparirten @erion BOB
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-07
The Biggest Anonymous Success In Years
The Times will make the first
announcement of the author
soon.
RENr-HoUsEs

1917 East 2sth. rooms, clean and
eomforta BILE Porcelain bath and
sink, $500 including water. Len
nox Investment Co, 206 Equitable
bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-07
WANTED

have for sale or trade a fine
piece OF acreage for q picture show
q bargain lace feet waterfront. on
Tine lake. VIII consider a trade
Iof any thing. Got g. cigar stand for
ssie at bargain, good focatfon, good
business. reasonable In price. Come
quick to get enc Of theses bar
gains
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-07-07

For sale by owner, new 5-room
modern bungalow, lot 60x12O; one
block to car line. Phone Madison
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SOLICITORS WANTED

GOOD proposition open for men
or women living IN every town
throughout Southwestern Wash
ington- All or part of time. Good
chance for college students going
home for summer. Must furnish
references. r. @. Smith. Box 1142,
Tacoma. Wn.
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ROOMS AND BOARD
FURNISHED ROOMS

RAMONA. s1e -. sfh- Tarre eIn-
El< room clseep. far tive men
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AUTOS

AUTOS
FRANKLIN roadster. electric light,
wind shield. 1915. Packard. light
express, thoroughly overhanled and
painted, complete 1850. REQ, pas
senger, $500. REQ, passenger 2
cylinder, 5000. Auto repairing.
masnetos masnetized. Standard
wagon a Auto Works, 101e Puyal-
lup ay. Main $3.50.
BERRY PICKERs.
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10 WANTED tomorrow morning.
girls and women preferred. Now
working Is but a ripped acre of cur
rants and next week the early
blackberry must be cared for Like
able accommodations. Now picking
acres Cuthberts. Auto bus off
10th st. n w. Black 12s, Puyallup
Mrs. ,. e Newton.
wANTED-25o berry piekers. living
IN Tacoma WIN pay return bus
fare each day TO good pfckers.
Arma ntrout Bros. 21st st and -sth
av- :. e at Meeker Junction In
Puyallup. For Information call
either bus line to PuyaIIup. Main
4o4. p r. T. Co; Tacoma Transit
20. Main 1850.
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REAL ESTATE
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For sale by owner. new s-room
block to car line. Phone Madison
A. N. RICHARDS q co
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
ses-ie Bankers Trust Blds.
$50 Tots. No. of 7ad. s7-s0 mo- So
fare, 20-min. service. Send for man.
Geo. q. Goodman. 4e4 Cal Bldg.
THE NO COMMISSION co.
handles all kinds of business
chances and real estate. II you are
N the market. call and see what we
have 70 offer. 1135 G st. Phone
Main 47s5.
ONE acre OF land North seth st
near reservoir. $3.50. Main 1884,
See owner, les North Tacvoma av
WANTED
have for sale or trade fine
piece OF acreage for q picture show
bargain. Lace feet waterfront, on
Tine lake. VIII consider a trade
Tor anything Got cigar stand for
ssie at bargain. good location, good
business. reasonable In price. Come
quick to get enc of these q bar
gains.
o. N. JOHNS
200 Nat. Bank Tao. Bldg.
OWNER wants cseh. 1910 buys 2
lots With cement sidewalks and
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The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
WILL OIL STREETS.

The fact that oil will be used in Springdale this summer as a means for settling the dust is already a settled matter. A number of prop erty owners have already subscribed for half car of oil for use in this way and others are preparing to do likewise Most of the oil so far pur- chased will be used on Maple St. The oil is deliyerd in Springdale at cents per gallon and it is said that one gallon is all that is necessary for one square yard. This is one of the most satisfactory ways of getting re- lief from the dust as the average road will require oiling only once during the summer.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
DANGEROUS ACCIDENT

Collin Myers, who has a position in the Auditors office with the M. X N. A at Harrison happened to very painful accident latter part of las. week and for short time he was in a dangerous condition.
 Collin and another young man of Harrison were out riding on mot orcycle and met a farmer driving a pair of mules. The team did not run as the boys passed but showed some signs of fright. The boys con- tinued their trip and came back, the farmer had not moved and as the boys passed he threw q piece of 2x4 about IS inches long which struck Collin full in the face cutting a large gash across his forehead and which knocked him unconscious but is now better. The farmer has been arrested and will have a hear ing Saturday.
The Springdale news., 1914-06-05
DRIVING FROM DE QUEEN.

Mr. and Mrs Abe Collins left their home in De Queen Wednesday and are driving from there to this place. They are making the trip in a new Buick recently purchased by them and are making the journey by easy stages. They expect to arrive about June 6th They will spend several days here visiting at the Limbaugh home.