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Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

four to twenty inches, which follows the footwall down the shaft, and which shows a greater width as depth is reached
 Situated about one and one-half miles south of the Blue Bell mine, and about four miles north of Middleton. the Bradshaw mountain railroad can be reached by a wagon road one mile in length. while Mineral Creek. run ming through the property. furnishing never falling water supply. contrib utes towards making the camp an ideal one for the prosecution of large min ing operations. the altitude being such that operations can be carried on at all seasons of the year.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
NEW MINING COMPANY.
Will Develop Old Bremen Property
 Near Globe.

The South Globe Development com pany is the name of new organiza- tion formed to develop and operate twelve claims situated on the south eastern slope of Pinal mountain six miles south of Globe and comprising a portion of the old Bremen holdings. The company is composed exclusively of we'll known citizens of Globe. Those interested in the company are: Tom Trevillian, c. Goodwin, C. H. Wether- all, Dr. w l.. Spates, Paul Michaelson George J. StOneman, Geo. F. Briggs John Langdon, Tom Richards and sew cral others.
 The vein as opened at several points shows sulphide ore carrying gold and there are several hundred tons of ore on the dumps. which assays as high as $50. The vein is a strong one and the company has sufficient funds in the treasury to develop it on a liberal scale. They have begun the sinking of a working shaft.-Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
CINDERELLA GROUP.

A mining property of more than ordinary merit and one of which very little is known by the general public, is the Cinderella group of claims in the Bradshaw mountains, owned by D. N. Jenkyns, who will commence, in a short time, it's development in an eX- tensiVe way, says the Journal Miner.
 He has number sf tons of ore on the dump. taken from shaft only 70 feet in depth which assays over 200 ounces of silver to the ton. a large quantity of which will sample as high as 5000 ounces. This ore was mined from paystreak with a width of from
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21
. e e CURES DANGEROUS ULCERS

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Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

When a man gets of something fun ny. it tickles him more than any one else.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

What has become of the old fash toned woman who read c''-AIchisou Globe.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

Baseball fans will soon be shutting up.-PhiIadelphia Record.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-21

Football is not effete, although it is a afeat-PhiIadeIphia Record.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
captured in TIE barn Of farmer
about an hour later.
In MemOriam.

Chalmers Baron Horton passed
quietly and peacefully from earth on
the evening of January is, 1906, at his
home in Kershaw, and the body was
tenderly laid To rest in beautiful
Evergreen cemetery liz Chester the
following day.
He was born in Lancaster county at
the ancestral home of his parents on
April 8, 1868. After his education was
completed he took position as sales
man with A. p Brown at Heath
Springs, and later went to kershaw
TO become manager of branch store
for Mr.. Brown. In April. 1896, he
was married to Miss Annie Hamilton,
of Chester, who with an infant son
survived him. In 1901 he accepted a
place with the Kershaw Mercantile
Banking o., and was still with this
firm in the capacity of manager OF the
furniture, undertaking and clothing
departments at the time of his death.
He was held in the highest esteem
and regard by his firm, who said, HE
can never be duplicated" The sad
story Of his fatal fall with the eleva-
tor in the store of the firm whom he
so faithfully served is too familiar to
need repetition.
Chalmers Horton was a man un-
swerving in his honesty, integrity and
uprightness. a manly man, Christian
of the highest type of piety a husband
and father whose devotion was beau
tiful to behold. Tho the summons
came so suddenly il did not find him
unprepared. TO brother who bent
over him in his last moments and
said, "Chalmers, your time is short"
he replied, "It is alright, but so sad to
leave my wife and baby" Little did
he know how soon the baby, the pride
of his life, would come to join him.
Peculiarly sad were the circumstan-
ces of the death of the little nursing
one who was taken Ill from the effects
of shock of grief to the mother. In
few days the sweet spirit Of little
Hamilton, too, took its flight leaving
behind broken hearted, prostrate
wife and mother.
Chalmers Horton was "a member OF
the Grand Lodge knights OF Pythias
and a charter member of the local
lodge. He Joined the Methodist church
early in life and was faithful and
regular attendant on all it's services
Though he has gone from us, his MEM
ory still lives in the hearts of his
scores and scores of friends all over
the county AS we gazed on the lofty
expression on that dead face we knew
that he had gone to be with angels
and arch-angeis. cherubim and sera-
phim.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25

ditch by the roadside, and that
there he had caught cold and
this brought on fever and he
grew from bad to worse until
death came and claimed him as
his own. And now he says, "This
is the first time | have met you
since you voted for whiskey TO
be sold in the town where | lived
and | want to tell you that be
cause you voted like you did is
why | am here IN this place OF
torment. Just to think of it
one moment, if you had voted
the other way, this day | would
have been in the arms OF Jesus
But as it is, the smoke of my
torment will ascend up forever
and ever. You didn't vote as
youi iprayed, for you prayed, "Thy
Kingdom come, Thy will be done
on earth," and then went aud
voted to increase the devils
"Kingdom." Oh, my dear voters,
you who claim 10 be the follow.
ers of the meek and lowly Babe
of Bethlehem, won't you ask God
to help you to cast your vote for
the right men who are to help
make our laws?
Let no other thing come be-
fore you in this election to settle,
but first Of all let us settle the
whiskey question once for all
Yours truly,
G.. 7. Hardin.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
Aged Lady Assaulted by Ne
gro Boy.

Asheville special in yesterdays
Charlotte Observer Information
has been received here from
Sylvia, jackson county, that an
attempt to commit criminal as.
sault occurred near that place
yesterday afternoon and that a
negro boy 13 years of age is in
Jail charged with the crime. The
accused is Ben Washington. 1t
is alleged that he attempted to
assault Mrs. Peter Wilkes, a
white lady 60 years Of age, and
that he was prevented from ac.
complishing his purpose by the
timely appearance of several
people. 1t is said that the boy
met Mrs Wilkes in the road
while she was en- route 10 a
neighbours two miles distant and
that, ac accosting hrI in menac,
ing manner, threw her to the
ground.
Several people were not a
great distance from the scene
and Witnessing the attack, hur
ried to Mrs. Wilkes rescue. Th,
boy ran. He was pursued anC
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
The Liquor Problem.
A Frohibitionist who Still
Stands by his Colors--Says
only Way to Reform Dis
pensary is to Throw it
Overheard"

some time since | haze written
to The News some one may think
that | have changed somewhat
In my views since | wrote last.
But if you will give me little
space in your beloved paper |
will assure it's many readers and
voters of Lancaster county that
in the place of changing my
mind as to the great issues OF to
day, l am more convinced since
have read the speeches of the
candidates Of Lancaster county
for the Legislature that whiskey is
the main issue. At least two Of
them favor the state dispensary.
There is talk about reforming
the dispensary. There is but
one way TO reform it and that is
to throw it overheard.
l have never heard in all my
life as much talk about immi-
grafton as there is at present in
Lancaster county. Some men
talk as if certain men were elect
ed to the legisl ature that it would
not be twenty four hours before
immigrants would be coming in
to this state and into Lancaster
county from all parts of Gods
green earth. / don't claim 10
know anything about immigra.
ton at all, but common sense
teaches anyone that if the Unit
ed States opens its doors to the
immigrants in the future as it
has in the past that we as a
State cannot keep them from
crossing the State line and COM
ing into our state. So, dear voters
Of Lancaster county, let me tell
you the honest truth, there is a
greater problem before you TO
settle than immigration.
Ben Tillman has said that the
men that voted against the Ray
sor Manning bill in the last legis-
lature must be left at home, and
he has men out in every county
in the State and hopes to get
enough of them elected this year
to kill the Brice Dispensary bill.
Oh, when we look around and
see the misery and woe ; the
ruined homes, the blight, the
misspent lives of many a young
man who dies and fills an un-
timely grave and lifts up his
truitless cries in a drunkard's
hell ! And to you who voted for
whiskey, suppose YOU and | go
down and have a talk with this
young man in his new home And
do | stand off and hear you an d
him talking? No, there is not but
one voice, and that is the young
mans in torment. He tells you
that he was once as fair as the
morning dew as he knelt at his
mothers knees no face was sc
bright, no heart more true; an
he tells you when he was a littIc
boy he heard YOU pray in the
church; he hear. you talk IN Sun
day school, ami hen he wac a
young man he .av you vote rol
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
Century Cloth.

A new shipment just in Tn ese
goods come in Linen and Domestic
finish. Linen finish 124c, domes-
tic finish 10c. Every lady should
see these goods as there Is moth
ing 90 nice for a serviceable skirt
for same money.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
Silk MullS.

All plain and lowered Mulis
was 35c, special for this sale 21c.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
August Specials
Great Reduction on all Summer Goods

We making special efforts to close all Summer Goods
10 them 10 another We have
one.thrd one-half down everything
wearbles This sale will be saving to bargain
seekers.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
LaCeCurtainS.

7 pair Lace Curtains, slightly
so!led on edges, 81 yards long to
close out at 1.19 pair, worth dou.
BILE the money.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
Men Shirt Values.

10 doz. men best SOC shirts just
arrived and Will be sold as long
as they last at 3 for LOO
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
White Lawn

Only 7 pieces of those 40ln 20c
White Lawns to close out at 1910.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
Low Cut Shoes.

Every pair OF our Low Cut Shoes
for ladies and men marked at
least J under regular price. You
need another pair to slose out
the season.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-25
Bargains in Pants.

We still have a few of those job
lot Pants to close out. They are
the greatest bargains ever offered
in Pants. Come quick before
they are all gone.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
Stockholders r1eeting.

The annual stockholders meeting of
the Palestine National Bank occurred
at the bank this morning, and the fol-
lowing directors were elected for the
ensuing year: A. L. Bowers, G. E.
Dilley, AS. Fox, VIM. Broyles, P. W.
Ezell, T. NJ. Campbell, G. W. Burkitt,
E. w. Link and V. F. Dubose.
Immediately after the directors held
a meeting and the following officers
we're elected: P. w. Ezell, President;
VIM. Broyles, Vice President; v. F.
Dubose, Cashier; John Carson, Assist
ant Cashier.
The affairs of this bank were re-
ported in a most furnishing condition,
and the bank is enjoying great popu-
lsrity and splendid business. As in
dicating this the bank paid its usual
semi annual dividend of per cent,
and placed $1,000 to the surplus fund.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
oKoLoNA, Miss, Dec. IA, 1905.

At meeting of the mayor and city
council at the Mayors Office, in the
city of Okolona, Mississippi, December
IA, 1905, Mr.. E. j. Ezsll rendered his
resignation as member of that body
in few well timed remarks, regret
ting the necessity that made such a
move imperative on his part, which
was replied to in a neat little speech
by Mr.. Chandler, briefly reviewing the
history of Mr.. EzeIl's connection with
the board for the past ten years, after
which the following resolutions we're
passed:
Whereas, Mr.. E. ]. Ezell, a promi
nent member OF this board, will soon
move to Texas, thereby severing his
connection with US; therefore be it
Resolved, First, That we duly APP
preciate his valuable services to our
city for the past ten years, and the
high esteem in which he is held by his
friends and his neighbors, having been
elected to represent them on this board
for five consecutive terms.
Resolved, Second, That we recog-
nize him as the founder of our water
and electric light system Zone of the
best in the state), having been the
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
Seriously Hurt.

MIR. W. w. Featherstone, prosper
Gus farmer, living q few miles south
of this city, was brought from Jack
sonville in most serious condition,
having been injured by house falling
on him while visiting q relative in
that city. The house blew down dur
ing the recent storm. His back and
chest were injured 1t is reported
every one in the house was pretty
badly injured, but that none we're
killed.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
Mrs. Sophia KoIstad.

This morning at q. m. Mrs. Sophia
Kolstsd, mother of Messrs P. A. and
John Kolstsd, died aged 81 years.
The funeral takes place tomorrow
morning 50 1US from the residence Of
Mr.. P. A. Kolstsd, on Queen street,
and interment viii be made in East
Hill cemetery.
Mrs. Kolstad had long been q resi-
dent of Palestine, and was beloved by
the great number who knew her.
The Herald invites an ADLER pen to
chronicle her life and character.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
M. HouaEMAN. Citz {

IL. AOOoHAAN3 OAty OAoHA'
Aldermsn for Second Ward made
vacant by resignation of Mr.. Ezell.l
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09

Try the Herald for good printing.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
A NEW FIRM
ITS MEMBERS
The Eel Grocery Company
Is Now Doing Business With
a Very Bright Future.

The deal which has been pending for
the past few weeks between E. ].
Ezell, ]. R. Hearne, II. R. Moore and
A. R. Howard on one side and Starr
Mayield Co. on the other side was
brought to close last week by the
transfer of the building spd entire
stock of goods of the Starr Msyfeld
20. to the Ezell Grocery Co.
This new firm is composed of four Of
the best men in East Texas, men not
only of high financial rating, but also
prominent for their integrity and high
moral worth. In fact they are men
who have the unbounded confidence
and esteem of everybody who knows
them. Mr.. Ezell was president for
ten years of one of the leading banks
in Mississippi and resigned that posi-
ton against the will and consent OF
every stakeholder and the board of
directors to take charge of the whole
sale grocery house in Palestine. J. r.
Hesrne, President of the Royal Ma
tionsl Bank and one of the most pop
ulsr men in Palestine, A. r. Howard,
president of the First National Bank
and treasurer of the 1. & g. N. r. R.,
aud II. R. Moore, who is known as one
of the best men and a popular citizen
of Palestine, make up the personnel of
the Ezell Grocery Company.
The firm will carry one of the lsrg-
est and best assorted lines,of goods to
be found in any wholesale grocery
house in East Texas, and we feel sure
the Ezell Grocery Co. will do one Of
the largest and most satisfactory trades
ever enjoyed by wholesale house in
this part of the state. Every one
knows they will be treated right by
these men. The firm is Incorporated
with a paid in capital of $50, 10000.
Palestine feels proud of this new firm
and we predict for them very large
business, not only with the local mer-
chants, but with all the neighboritG,
towns.
-Messa- GIad w. = ssa-nzr "a
MIR. E. J. Ezell, Mrs. Ezsll, Miss MsrJ.
Ezellland Mr.. Edwin Ezell, who win
make Palestine their future home.
Mr.. Ezell was regarded as one of the
most prominent, progressive and Tin
fiuentisl citizens of Okolons, Miss,
and the resolutions presented by the
city officials of that town on his de-
psrture give proof conclusive of their
high opinion and personal regard of
Mr.. Ezell as citizen and business
man. Palestine gives this family a
cordial welcome.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09


Whereas, We are officially advised
that Hon. E. ]. Ezell has resigned his
position as president of the Okolons
Banking Company, and determined to
move to Palestine, Texas.
Be it resolved, By the stockholders
of the Okolons Banking Company at
its annual meeting this, the 30th day
of December, 1905, that it is with sim
cere regret that we accept the resig-
nation of our honored president, E. j.
Ezell, who has managed the affairs of
this institution so successfully for the
past ten years, and,
Resolved further, That We commend
him to the people of his new home as
a man of extraordinary business ability,
energy and integrity. He has not only
made successful president, but he
has made an exemplary citizen, and
has done as much for the public good
of Okolons as any citizen who ever
lived in it, and,
Resolved further, That we deeply
regret his removal from our midst as
well as his resignation, and we extend
to him In his new home our sincere
wishes of success and happiness, and,
Resolved further, That a copy OF
these resolutions be spread upon the
minutes of this meeting, and also
furnished to the papers of Okolons for
publication. Respectfully submitted,
R. w. CHANDLER,
L. RosENBAUM,
l.. F. BAsKIN,
F. t. HARPER,
B. F. ELLIS,
J. E. EDENs,
B. F. RosENsTELL,
B. ]. ABBOTT.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
The Abt Recital.

The city hall was well filed last ev-
ening to hear the Abt Recital, under
the auspices of the Y. NJ. o. a. This
proved a company of musicians OF
rare talent, and was quite treat to
the critical audience. Prof. Valentine
Abt, with mandolin and harp proved
himself master of these instruments,
while Miss Luzstta Grace Lsard pos
sesses soprano voice the equal of
which has not been heard in Palestine
for many months. Her selections
were heartily encored. As q pianist
Miss Minnie Sheldon Pc arce proved
most satisfactory.
The entertainment was q highly
creditsble one.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09
A BIG FIRE AT DALLAS
AND TWO LIVES ARE LOST
An Early Morning Blaze Destroys an Office Building
and the CASTOR National Bank.--Men Jump
From Third Story.--FuIIy Insured.
Special to the Herald.

Dallas, Texas January o.--Two men are dead and
one seriously injured result of jumping from the
third story of burning building here at 7:3O this
morning, at the corner of Main and Poydras. 1t was
three story office building, and the first floor was
occupied by the CASTOR National bank The build
ing was Quilted, but the vault is secure. Loss COW
cred by insurance.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09

leading spirit of its inauguration, and
an untiriug worser to secure its effici-
ency up to the present time.
Resolved, Third, That he goes from
among US to his new home in Psles-
tine, Texas, with our best wishes, aud
we feel assured that his strict integrity,
untiring energy, and keen business
foresight will win for him friends
wherever his lot may be cast, and we
commend him to the confidence and
esteem of his neighbors.
Resolved, Fourth, That q copy of
these resolutions be handed Mr.. Ezell,
and also published in our city paper.
81. L. MORRISON, Mayor.
J. s. W. HAWKINS,
President City Council.
r. w. CHANDLER,
Alderman 1st Ward.
7. NJ. BEALY,
Alderman Sd Ward.
WALTER SMITH,
Alderman 4th Ward.
W. q. PERSON,
Alderman 9Th Ward.
A J. NJ. HALEY,
\ Alderman sth Ward.
- 1h. P. Haley,
cisy Ett0frsy.
M. HoUsEMAN. CITY Clerk,
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1906-01-09

Buy your Horse Blsnke Is from Her
man Schmidt & Co., agents in Psles-
tine for the famous ga B lsnkets. IL tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-03
=7 ~ =1p7A q AZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER
pELBaRApHIc BREvITIEs.

Tho Ro, I'd of Review Of the National Trot-
tino Asso iatiou in New York this morning
d;-Sniss d the charges brought by the memphis
T,attinc Association against T.. r. san .thers.
II ,Vas alleged that Smaihars tempered with
IN. tro,ter Lou Dillon, previous to the race
with Major Delmar. Counsel for the prosecutor
was not present when the decision was an
bounced.
Mrs Marie Hagenmeyer Tiffany. the former
wise of Perry Tiffany. aud Henry fietchsr
Godfrey were married in ST. Jams Chulch'
London. this afternoon. The wedding was
ouiet only five persons being present at tne
ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey are well
known m New York social circles.
Hudson Darling. a we'll known resident OF
Fitchkurg Mass. wants divorce aiter one
day of married life. In his libel flied here ne
alleges his wife Sarah. whom he married
lime d. 1902. deserted him June ~ without
reason. He believed she is in Salem' MESS.
The laundry branch Of the main general
hospital at the Preside hospital ~ oan
Francisco took fire this morning ana was
DESTROYED. The flames were ex'ngulsh'u
before they reached the main building III
which there were about 1000 patients.
Captain Pages State troopers entered
Mount Carmel. Pa, again early this morning.
but were received with more frlendnness
than heretofore. No arrests have been made
and no further trouble is looked for.
A bomb which was carried by two Russians
in Vineenres Wood. near Paris exploded To-
day. One of the Russian was killed instantly
and the other is seriously injured.
London news agency report states that
Mobammed. Reshad Effendi, brother OF the
Snltan of Turkey and heir-apparent 10 the
Turkish throne, is dead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1906-05-03
INVESTIGATING the Police.

The Board of Police Commissioners
we're in session again in the Mayors Of
foe last night when the work OF examin-
inc into the efficiency OF the ponce
force as well as charges against certain u
members. was continued Mayor ran
presided and all the commissioners were
present. The proceedings were con-
ducted m executive session.
Lieutenant Smith and Officers LyIes,
Nicbolson and Beach were summoned
before the board aud questioned sun,
s,antially as was Chief Webster and
Offceis Jones. Bell and Henderson on
the preceding night. The interroga'lons
were in reference to allegations that Ger
tain officers had been guilty OF derelic'
tion of duty in visiting stables engine
houses and other places in the night IN
stead of patroliug their beats according
20 the nles governing the force. ,
The board will meet nightly until al
members of the force have been examined
after which formal charges against ceI
tain members will be prepared ana 'h'
accused given an opportunity TO de'en'
themselves. 1t is said that a majority 0
,be members of the force are involved