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The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

Rev Trett cal'ed in Dewcytown Mon.
day.
Dir Matthews is.rrcoyering and hopes
TO he able to be in school in Cary town
Monday.
AR . E-tny from Carthage spent a day
amuug ,Deweyilrs ADD Is planning to
move uut un has farm this summer.
Emma Woods is recovering from
severe attack Uf pieurisy.
Bertha Thompson entertained for
dinner Thursday MIR. and Mrs. Homer
King, Misses Pearl King, Maud Howard
aud Mrb Emma Near.
Mrs Kemper of Carytown has beeu
quite sic, with La Grippe.
Miss Ball is on the sick list.
Harvey ana Dan Gotf nave LaGrippe
Chas Stockton has returned W Iuauo
Mr.. Elliott OF Carytown had streak
Of bad luck. lie bad horse and
several cows die, and hanging shelf
filled with canned fruit give way and all
| the caus broke anu The fruit was all lost
Florence Emry OF Preston called on
sick friends IN Dewey.
Mr. RInehart has moved ON the farm
vacated by Mr. Enlry.
MIR Crandall has moved on Mrs Forbes
farm.
AIR and Mrs Ciaud Brown have moved
10 joplin.
Mr. Greenwood has moved on his farm
aud is fixing 1t up iu good shape.
Otto Rotsch is farming some on the
Campbell place.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
COLUMN
Conducted by the W. e. 7. L.

The Ait. Morlah Union will hold a
a Silver. Mcuai cuntest at the church
Saturday evening, February 81, Tne
admission will be 10 and - cents. Tho
proceeds are TO be used in the work.
The one who wins the silver medal
will have IL chance 10 next time com
pete Tor gold medal. The medal con.
st Is u department of our work. Thr
object Is first 10 raise funds; second to
encourage Oratory in our workers aud to
bring our work and needs before thu
pubic. We have four grades OF medals
Silver, Gold, Grand Gold and Dia.
mond.
am still receiving cards for tae
Phil Moral Society in regard 10 Il Ma.
lional Anti-Cigaret law. there Is 10
such society an the cards are tuucalled
for nj the po t,liice at Philadelphia.
Twice the Jasper News has ,old you To
break this useless chain. But there
seems to te some few who do not take
the News. Please tell them what it
says. MAY SWING MATTHEWS.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Diamond Items.

Mr.. and SIrs. Frank Nett very
pleasantly entertained Friday evening
Ia the way Of u pc aud pound supper,
Misses Lula Cline, Emma Nett, Emma
Burnside. Maud McGre, Maud Pfaudrr
May Hane, Fora Hartley, Jessie Ryan.
Mtssrs. Tom Wood, Abb Cline, Chas.
Mood, C.areuco Tyler, Edd tfauGer,
Earl DeDnisUn, Gordon hRnes, Fred
anu Pear Burnside. Mr, ana Mrs. Edd
Dublin aud Mr. aud Mrs, Charley Nett.
Mr. Wilson seaman who has been 10
C"lIiorul 10 Ior the past year has return-
ri home. Al. re glad ~ sre Bud >
smiling face asaIu.
Rufus Ryan ana Miss Stella MilIar
were unIteu IN marriage at the home vi
the briue's parents sunday evening al B
O'Clock. many TRENDS aud relatives
were preSant. A splendid supper was
given anu all departed Wishing tina
bIide aud groom u long and happy life
together.
MIR. and n r.. Frank Cline spent sun
day with Nj. and Mrs. Charley Nett
Mr. Frank Nett welt to Lamar Tues-
day.
Earl Dennision has started to Kansas
where he iuteuds 10 stay Ins cumlDg
season.
Mr.. & ". Buster OF Jasper Co. was
up visiting ms uIece Mrs, Frank Nett,
last " ednesuay auo thursday ana
stayed Ior Tue sale which came oil with
large crowd 10 spite or the bad vsath
or, and things sold we'll.
There's Something TO See"
The Great Southwest invites the gu
| tire North and East 10 make tour OF
inspect aud recreation To tho princi-
pal business csnters within the boundar-
| los Of Oklahoma aud Indian Territories
and Texas, on February 18th, Marcn LIST
or March 18th.
This territory Of ipmeRsty 10 all
/ things, commands the attention Of per
sons interested IN the advancement Of
the Educational, Agricultural aud
Manufacturing growths Of our country.
Avoid the weather extremes Of the North
aud East at this seasOL Of the year by
taking advantage Of the oppor-
tunity afforded in the low rates effective
on dates mentioned by Frisco System,
and Connecting Lines via ST. Louis and
Kansas CITY Gateways. From ST.
Louis to Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tories. $500, to Texas $40 10 From
Kansas City and Memphis, 81 81 anu
$500, respectively Also round tril
rate Of 5000 from dates with liberia
stop over privileges.
The Frisco System has four traius
daily from st, Louis aud Kansas Git!
Unied Stations to the Southwest,
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Notice.

Having sold my Confectionery to Mr..
Fred Gathers l wish to thank my many
patrons for their patronage. Also 10
those who are owing mo please call at
tho Wolf Hdw 60. a0d settle their ac-
cOuht. j. A RhoAdes.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Mystsrious Clreunstaros.

One was pale aud sallow anu the other
fresh and rosy. Whence tlU d,fsreBceH
She who is biushin. w,th health usos
Dr Kings New l4ifs Pills to maintain it..
by gently arousing the lazy organs tht }
compel good digestion aud head of con
stipation. Try them. Only 21c, at
Webb Bros,
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

Pretty Miss Nellie Hascomb, Omaha;
II owe my good looks aud health TO
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain lea. Have
fully regained ny health.' Tea or tab
let's. Scots X. Schroeder r
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
what Arc TI,sy.

ChamberlRin's Stomach and Liver
a new remedy for stomach
biliousness, and constipation,
aud a good one. Price % cts. For sale
by Webb Brog.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Letter List.

List of unclaimed letters remaining 10
the Post Office at Jasper Mo. for the
week ending FEB %, 1904.
LETTERS.
Boil Miss Tels. Garner $. j.
Herner j. &.
G. b. Wade =. NJ.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Notice,

Al who are endebteo 10 me are re-
quested to'cali and settle sin,e at once.
Mis-. L. j. SIMPSON,
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

II v YlitlS'r 1tys tbs highest pric
for < Ime ani turs. LII
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Burial Association.

Come il aud join the Burial Associa
ton. ID. w, Teeter, agent, 2Itf
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
shoes Al Bright.

Have just seoeived complete line OF
Clover Brand Shoes, All sizes, Come
aud sec them ord set Irice'.
J. r. BnIGHT,
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

Finest Line Of Rubber tir
you ever saw. j. p. Leiss
Grain Co.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
One Dollar a Day.

Parties wishing room aud board at
Worlds Fair for one dollar per day SEQ
Il. r. Lairick. "a mo.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25
Dublin Items.

Tho measles are in Dublin and sever
al are down with them.
Allen Meyer hau!eo a load of straw
Monday.
Bert Walters hauled load OF coal
Monday.
Frank Gufy visiting Joseph earns.
Joe earns is moving on farm near
EsrUm.
MIR. Glazo has moved to Dublin.
There Is some one sick 10 nearly every
family in aud near Dublin.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

Buy your Flour aud Feed from
|. Bowman, then you will get the
best.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

1t isn't how much cod cream "A woman
puts Oh her face but how mush Rocky
Mountain Tea she takes inside that
brings out real beauty. HOLSTERS
Rocky ouutsin Tea complexions stay
;i5cls Tea or tablets, J X Scholler.
The Jasper news., 1904-02-25

Ito Bows overshors for....... 30
100 Ladies overshoes for. ..--.-.s, 10
900 Ladies skirts for...,.......,.3, -
400 Ladies skirts for.......... > -
80 Mems undershirts for....,. IS
80 Mems drawers for. ......... ~
.45 Mems .undershirts for. .... 30
- Mems drawers for 10
,25 Boys undrrware for....,.,.. rs
90 Mems flannel ovrrshirts for -
LOO Mems flannel overshirts for Is
.75 Mems cars for ............. 10
80 Mems caps for............. ~
.25 Men aud Boys caps for ...... rs
l.7j overshoes I, frlts, .ur ........ l25
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Champion & Champion,
LAWYERS

Win do a general practice In all courts
POmp, attention given 10 collections.
Once; Bank street, MARION. Nv.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30

We offer On, Hundred I,,.ar
Reward "r auy a., ul Canrh
that wuui le uui ly llalla Go.
,sub Cury
FL CHENEY q Co, ro,,,la.
OHM.
We, ,hc undersigned, have
known r. J. Cheney ior tlc lat
- YEAR, and believe him perfectly
honorable In an hu.incs. tmnac.
,iuns and financially aide to carry
ou, any obligations made ly nj.
firm.
WALpiSg, kiNNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggist. Toledo. q.
Halle Caiauh Cum !. taken In.
,crnally, acting directly upon the
blesl and muwus surlacus II The
system. Testimonials scn, INV.
Phcc Is cents pr bottle. Sold rs
all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pin, Cor con.
s,ipation.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
A Boys Wild Ride for Lie.

With family around expecting
him Ia die, and son riding Tor
life Is mile. 10 T., DR.. King. New
Discovery for Consumption. Cough.
and Cold.. ". II. Brown. Il lsr..
vile, Ind, endured death. agp.
nic- from asthma. hui this won.
dcriul medicine gave instant relief
and -"on curcd him. H. writc
u now .lccp .oundlycy,y night ="
Like maryclou. cur, II Con.ump.
ton, Pneumonia. Bronchitis.
Coughs, Cold and Grip prove IL.
matches merit iur 40 Thrat and
Lung troubles. Guaranteed lut.
tly- ~ aud sl.uD. Trial bottle.
iro ~ Il. =. lINYNr..
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
LEADERS ALARM ED
Will Vote for wat.on in New York
State. 25.000 Democrats.

The Democratic campaign mana.
GER are irving 10 huodwink the
mas Of the party by saying an
Democrat, are working earnestly
FOR the election IT Parker. The
truth j., there ]. now more di-aT.
cction in the Democratic party than
their was when Bryan wa. nomi.
mated the tr,t time. Neither Bry.
an Democrats nor friends IT ". X.
llcart will support Parker. In
New York state the Bryanitc. have
put q state ropuli,t ticket in the
field aud will vote iur Watson. the
Pupuli-t nominee ior the pp-id,u-
~. IN New jersey the llar.tit,,
have organized the People. Dem.
ucmtic party and will fight the
regular organization ~ Indiana
aud other states the ircc silver aud
Bryan ncmucmts arr IN arm, and
viii uurry the Parker Iurl,
Bryan. bitter drnuucia,iun Il
Parker !. lsaring fruit Dispatch.
e. from several .iaic- report that
The Nchm-kau admircr arr nugk.
ing Ia The rupuli-t standard some
IT judy Parker. Close irirnd. are
accusing Bryan II directly in.pir.
Ing ihr assertion ~ such mru a.
Melvin g. palli.,r. the leader II
The BRYAN iurc- iu New York
Thrr arr % larg, uuml,r " Bp
900 Democrat. m New York state.
AMI their pry-,u, attitude {. viewed
with alarm ly the llill.lalmon,.
Sh,v,mu organization. Il I. said
every follower II ". j. Bryan will
vuir the rupuli.i national ticket.
The rark,ritr ar charging bryan
with laj faith, asserting that The
detection II the Bryan prmwnl.
will v-, Parker 90, lw., 2i.Wn
uiv boz New Work
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
COTTON SPlNNERS
international Meeting Tor the South
American PrOdue, Unsurpassed.

Practical. dyfuIiy step. lay, iu.t
l.yu taken toward holding u some
southern city thi. hll thy iutrrn.
tiuual CONVENTION uicr,iuu spinner.
suggested iu thr Manufactures
Byyurl rwuily An invitation
has lvyu yahlyi tu The yu,ton spin.
uyr II England. and ihy detail.
ar hiug Worked uut iur what
promises a. Ia. The m-t important
CONVENTION y,yr held n The south.
with insult. ~ molruhhly hr.
rarhiuR character MT only lsally.
hui be- au International way
Will, experiment. m olliou.
raising may It'll D. ,auivl 900 iu
advantage iu South Aida. India
aui ,l..vh,r. ii q. pointed uu,
iIu' iu il, o,,iuu growing States "
"ur own uuuip must iIl, uurli
.""k i"r us.i II il., iu,ras,l pr,.
''ngiim rguirj. llrr ,u,,"u {.
taiiI, lfn climatic condition.
"m.uv Co. 10. thrift. h,u Il uu
r U.wp.y suj pwdblJy mi.,l
AMI hr ar all condition. which
arc uco,icl ior ilc industry " cu,.
i"n gruwiug-mou WIN understand
iho hu,inc,-, and vhohavc al hand
The machinery, implements. hcili.
iic and systems ior raising aud
marketing The staple. Given the
nrv'lc'l lalor, thc South cuuld OK.
pand prsluriion enormously. and
without The c'.,ly experimentation
incidental 10 al attempt. h. y-,ab.
li'h the cu,,un raising industry In
an unknown and un,ric,l ruun,ry.
vhcfc, CyCn u climatic anil lalm
conditions atc found Ia h. iaun.
he, there arc ncccs.aily lacking
The machincp-dnancial and om.
n'ercial, a. we'll a. physical-which
raising and marketing a cpp n.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
TOBACCO MERGER
Continental. Consolidated and Amer.
can 10 be Amalgamated.

New York, Srpl .. ->twkhuld.
,r. ~ The Continental, Consolidated
and American Tulacu Compauir.
will meet here Friday a. vote un %
complete merger IT Do, ihrc cun.
terms
The pup~cl company will con.
twl The ,uiir hu.iu,,. II N,
country ~ merging th, thpy
umpuiy. Il d. proposed to r,luc.
the outstanding S,uri,ir II the
thpv wmmui,- by sllU.muUO.
The rniiu .iugk II ihr thry win.
muic will %. exchanged mr uum.
mm .lo,k m thy new company al
lar
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Par.srs NeluhhOr. AGAINST Him.

Congressman Gyongc ] smith, "
The TvcuV.iourih New York di..
tnc,, IN which i. judge Parker.
home. told President Roosevelt a
few lay. aEo that be- had made q
tour # the district and found no
Republican who would vote fnr
Parker. II the Democratic randi.
date gains m yulc. among nj. Re-.
publican ncighlnr.. h. certainly
should gain none elsewhere. In
other words, Il his popularity I. ma,
sufficiently great To draw w,cs
from tho.c he daily comc. In con.
Tao, with. be- need not cxpcc, To
sccuc The support u Republicans
who know him only hy wha, he
has aid and done.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
A NEW FIRM /!

Having luught III, ,niir .tuk
Il pu,ul merchandise 1t Cmym.
willie iwm lo,l p,l.-, We earnestly
solicit yuur patrmE and We ap
prIari ,o give yuu bargain. in
ihi. stock.
This ,tuyk must y, ~ W. must
hayc the .pacc ior newer pD,ls. ~
call aud sew ~.
We will give YOU the highr.,
market prizes for your prslucc.
You will find Frank Doruh ever
rady tn wait upon YOU.
Call and 49, ". Your. ever.
Jas. =. CANAnA.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Fearful Odds Against Him.

Bedridden, alone and destitute,
such, in brief was the condition Of
an old soldier by name Of J. J. lIa.
vens, Versailles, o. For years he
was troubled with Kidney disease
and neither doctors nor medicines
gave him relief. Atlcngth he tried
Electric Bitters. ltput him on his
feet in short order and now he ties.
titles. Pm on the road To com.
plete recovery. Best on earth for
liver and kidney troubles and all
forms Of Stomach and Bowel Com.
plants. Only so. Guaranteed
by Il. +. HAYNE,.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
PEARY UNDlSMAYED
Former Expeditions, He Says. Have
Given Experience for Success.

Undismayed by former failures
to reach the north pole Lieut..
Robert +. Peary, the arctic explor-
er, recently told a large audience at
the Worlds Fair that the distant
goal in quest of which 50 many
lives have been lost is about to be
reached.
Showing clearly that his conf
dence in the feasibility of the pro-
jet and in his own ability is un.
shaken by his eight failures. Lieut..
Peary talked most Interestingly Of
his plans for the next dash for the
pole, and told why he believes that
this time he will h. successful.
lie regards his former cxpcdi,
tions as only partial failures, mas.
much as he holds that they have
equipped him with the necessary
knowledge and experience To make
a successful attempt. The con-
quest oi the pole Is the consuming
ambition Of the explorer life, and
he il eager To h. away again in re-
ncwcd search of il.
Lieut.. Pcary intend. making hi.
dash for the north pole some tim,
between July / and ljucxt.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Buy Sutherland's
Good Coal

When ! began selling coal here
It was TEN CENTS AT CAR IN
SUMMER shared profits with
the people and sold il for NINE
CENTS. Sell Tor less now. Buy
your coal from me and yet
quality. honest weights and full
value FOR your money. I'm in
the business to stay.
Ice sold and delivered.
General transfer business.
John Sutherland
Phone zoo Marion, Ny.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30

quires. In America, also, there is,
in addition to the advantage of nat
ural habitat, the important fact
that the best inventive genius and
mechanical skill of the world are at
work Oh improved mechanisms and
methods applicable to various feat
urcs of cotton growing, handling
and marketing, Manufacturers
Record.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
WHAT WOULD
PARKER DO?
The Country Wants TO Know
His Attitude Toward
Pensions.
Mr.. CLEvELAND'S ACTION

II is about time for the Demo
cratic party to make some distinct
declaration in regard to the celc-
brated pension order Of President
Roosevelt, which they constantly
declare to he an encroachment by
the Executive upon the powers Of
congress. Mr.. Roosevelt, with char
acteristic bravery, and with that
frankness and honesty which has
so endeared him To the people, has
challenged his opponents to declare
what they would do, il entrusted
with power, regarding the order
pensioning veterans at the age Of
sixty-two.
II is time for Judge Parker Ia
come out Of his cave and tell the
people whether or not he would
repeal that order. Would he issue
an executive order, amending that
made by President Roosevelt, which
was in itself an amendment Of
those previously made 10y President
Cleveland and President Mckinley?
Will Judge Parker tell the people
plainly and frankly what h. will
do? Will he let the veterans know
his position in thi, matter? Will
he pledge himself to fix the agc ior
partial disability at ~ ycars, IN.
stead Of 90, or will he restore III,
age limit To -, ~ II va. fixed lbs
President Cleveland?
The pcoplc u the United state.
are tired Of the evasion. the duplic.
ity, and the mystery which ha.
surrounded the Democratic candi,
date for the presidency. H. ant
his party have sought 10 character
iIe an ordinary executive order nj
the President a. AN cncrachmcnI
upon the powers 81 cungr.-. II,
and they have Intentionally ignore
the fact that thi. action II Prc,i
dent Roosevelt WIS uuta new order
hut merely q mobilization II ~
old one. H. aud they have sought
tn deceive the p,uplc II the uuiict
Siatc- into the lylicf that President
Roosevelt, u hi. own motion. and
To secure hi. own political adwn.
tag, has without the consent NJ
oougr, issued sD executive vpl,i
pcnsioniug a hWc number ~ I'D
veteran. who would uu, u,b,rwi..
receive a vnt irm tie national
treasury.
judy Parker. Ignorance " ua.
tional affair may Pp.,ibly rNru,,
him, hu, Senator German. yX.Syu.
alor Davis, the Democratic sNdi
date for yicC pnsiiyui. aud ry.S,u
ator David u. llill, judy Parker
lifelong friend and political man
agcr, each know by prr-pual ySp.5
icncc tla, just such am urlrr wa
issued by GWvyr Cleveland uiihuu
exciting the slightest uommut
except among The veterans ilrm
selves. who bcl.yyy that th, ag Cd
partial disability should hsyv l,y,
made much lower than Il was.
The law passed ly congress pro
vidcd tia, a veteran oi the army a
the United Siaic,, who was who'll
or partially disabled, should h
entitled 10 a pCnson. Somcbpl
had Ia decide when the DISABILITY
existed. Prusidcn, Cleveland decide,
hy an executive order that Il va
fair TO presume veteran wa
wholly unable 10 earn his Twin
when he had reached the agc II Z
years. This was a proper order
which was never questioned. am
lcas, 81 all by the Democratic party
Prvsidcn, Mckinley decided tina
Il was fair 10 presume an old sol
der at The Az Of 65 was a, leas
hall disabled.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30
Political SPEAKING

lulp William II Taft. Syr,a.
~ II War, uill.pak Ia ihc Na.u.
b. Thairr Zoe Louisville uu Oh, ~.
rm"u It uri. g. luip Taft will
ls iIlr guest ~ ihr Louisville llurc
eluu Association during Oh,
Dl.--ms
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1904-09-30

All President Roosevelt did was
to reduce the age limit and to fix
the presumption of partial disability
at 81 instead of 50 years. There
was no secrecy about his order, and
he has himself now challenged the
Democratic party and Alton b,
Parker, their candidate for the
presidency, to stand up and he
counted.
II Judge Parker is elected presi-
dent, will he modify the existing
executive order? Will he declare
that veteran Of the civil war must
be IS years Of age before he can he
presumed to be incapacitated? viii
Judge Parker fix a new limit of his
own? Will he refer the matter to
congress, and il So, what will he do
with the veterans in the meantime?
Will Judge Parker tell the people
whose votes he is seeking exactly
what he proposes 10 do on the pen.
sion question? President Roose-
velt's demand for show Of hands
is a fair one. He has justified his
own action, and he insists that it
cannot fairly bc criticised 10y his
opponent for the presidency unless
some alternative plan is proposed.
Not only the veterans themselves,
but all Of the people, young and
old, have a right 10 expect, inas.
much a. this issue has bccn raised
by the Democrats, that Judge Par.
kcr should declar himself once and
| for all. II he j. elected president,
will h. fix the age at which partial
disability Is presumed at ~, or at
81, or at 20, or at -. or at ~?
II he would not alter the cxccu.
tive order made by President Rposc.
welt, why j. be- willing To make
political capital out oi that ORDER
II he would modify It, jus, what
agc would h. tx? II be- did modiiy
it, would that not H. just q. much
an cncruachmcnl upon the right. u
cungr-s n the order issued y,
President Roosevelt and the pr.
viuu. one issued hy President Me,
kinlcy and the original one i..urI
by President Cleveland
ludg Parker was uncy offered d
goycrnmcn, position by President
Cleveland. They havcl-cn friend,
cor yrars and Cleveland may TAX,
the stump ior the Democratic nom
iuvc. Du- judy Parker lvlicv
that Grover Cleveland u.urp,l III,
functions " cungr.- when hc mad,
the original orl,r fixing au agc a
which disability might H. presumed.
II Cleveland va. uu, guilty II exec
uiiyc u-unu,iou. how can R"ry
yclt H. chang with thi. rrimr'
Il j. time iur Iuig Parker o.
answer these questions. President
Roosevelt ha. honestly challyug,
him Ia 10 Thu. and uulr,. d,
acvp,. the chall,ug, tir popl,
will havva right t. presume tlaI
BE- !. not only mauii~ily ignorant
Il national affair, hu, tl,a, lir d
dishonesty wj,uvuriug iu dryio
them. Til, /. uu time iur quill.
bling The people wan, au au.vrr
,oa fair question aud they will uul
lv poi od with evasion ~ 1ick,y
Would President Parker msliiy
President Roosevelt. ,,vuii,, ur.
d,r rs1rliug pu.iuu.. aui ii o.
i..vH
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-23
MN n WOek.

The rsaopaA stamp NH stasesa -
last Sas1r.lay right and has besa IN.
ning steadily since. Tho mill has vosk-
ed rpIendjdly from tho start and hAs
hardly ceased for IN hour. At first It
was necessary to shut down for .
short time to tighten one OF tho wide
belts that convey power from the shaft
above the stamps to the hugh grinding
pane On tho platform below The pu1-
ing. pounding and hammering Of the
mill are a welcome medley of sounds
that have been heard all over tho city
al: week. 1t had been shut down fos
repairs for nearly nine weeks.
The mill is now hammering on some
rich ore from the Valley View mine
and has a lot more ahead from the
same The mill will have all the work
it can do by working day nd night
Tonopah Sun.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1904-06-23
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Notice..

Ophir, Washoe county, New.
May 4. 1904.
All permits heretofore granted by
me to catch fish in Prices lake or res
ervoir. on Ophir Creek, Washoe county
Nevada. are hereby revoked.
said lake or reservoir belongs to the
Undersigned, and the fish contained
therein.
My friends desiring permits. will
please apply.
l am tired CT "sportsmen" dyfam;-
ting my fish
SAM LONGABAUGH
Owner of Prices lake