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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
A PROSPEROUS AND
HAPPY NEW YEAR To ALL.
A BOquet Of Greetings to Folk Whom
We Often See.
GOOD WISHES FOR THE FUTURE.
May They All Get What They Want,
Though, Alas, That is impossible
In This Wicked, Wicked World!

HE REPUBLICAN,, overlooking with
the spirit of the season, presents good
wishes to everybody to-day. AS it
would be next to impossible to mention
all for whom these greetings are intend
ed, the following may be taken merely
as a sample:
Our legislators they receive
their passes over the railroads.
To the Republican party-May it in
crease in good works.
Congressman Pearre- May his health
continue to improve.
Mayor McComas May he see the
completion of the new city hall.
The Complimentary they continue
to work internal improvements.
The County Commissioners-Ma
their term Of office be pleasant and
that they will begin the permanent i'm
provement of our roads.
Clerk Tower-Best wishes of his many
friends.
Register of Wills Friend-An increase
in annual fees.
Sheriff Lee-A huge bunch of orange
blossom and the speedy completion of
the new Jail.
The Judges of the Circuit Court-A
new court house and better weather
when court is in session.
County Treasurer Weimer- col
lection of all back taxes.
Cashier Scott T. Jones-A steady in
crease in the Garrett Nationals surplus
and the volume of business.
Cashier R. E. SHger-A steady in
crease in deposits.
Mr.. D. E. Ofutt, Sr.-Many added
years of business activity.
States Attorney Thayer That he
may live as long as he wishes and never
wish for anything he doesn't get.
Mr.. j. c. Renninger The same glad
hand for 1906.
Mr.. John 7. Mitchell-Large real es-
tate transactions with fees commensu-
rate.
Mr.. W. R. Offutt-The early compile
ton of his new residence.
Mr.. N. S. Heindel-More cases re-
curing the services of the examiner.
Mr.. A. Totten Matthews-A wife.
Mr.. G. S. Hamill, Sr.-That he NAV
continue to prosper.
Mr.. G. S. Hamill, Jr.-More clients
than last year
Mr.. S. F, Hamill-A full head of
steam during 1906.
Mr.. j. c. Peddicord- Many legal
briefs.
Mr.. Thomas J. Peddicord- That the
shadow of the guide, philosopher and
friend" of the bench and bar may new
err grow less.
Rev. E. Manages early compile
ton Of the proposed new Lutheran
church.
Rev. J. E. Cornell Good health and
continuance of good work at St. Peters.
Rev. j. B. Workman-Larger congre-
cations and an increase in salary.
Rev. j. A. McClelland-Su Success be-
yond his fondest expectations.
Rev. George C. Shaw Pleasant re-
lations with all his Pensioners.
Our merchants-Increased sales and
better business opportunities.
Garrett county Two or three more
railroads.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
EStray Notice.

There came to my place, The Promis-
ed Land Farm" about mile from
Hutton, December LIST, a white and red
spotted yearling steer; no marks. The
owner is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay all costs and dam
ages and take the same away.
E. c. WIENER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
BITTNGER.

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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04

Of the waters of the state, - the COVER
nor declared, "should be made produc-
tive. The state should profit thereby
through the annual rentals from such
bottoms, leaving the natural beds to
Oystermen as at present.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04

Rev. Shoup, of the Lutheran church,
was treated to a generous donation by
his people last Monday evening. Bit
finger Correspondent.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
For Sale.

Chestnut sorrel mare, 5years of age;
highly bred; weight HOO. Will work
anywhere; easy payments. Apply to
VIM. r. OFFUTT.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1906-01-04
Mr.. WILLIAM A. SMITH
WAS ELECTED PRESIDENT
OF The Garrett County Telephone Com
pany On Monday.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ELECTED.
Tleeting Was Held at Hoyes and Was
Well Attended, Over a Thousand
Shares of Stock Being Voted
Rates Increased.

The annual meeting of the stOckhold-
ers of the Garrett County Telephone
Company was held at Hoyes on Monday,
the LIST inst, when board of directors
to serve for one year was elected as fol-
lows: w. A. Smith, M. Mattingly, of
Hoyes; S. P. Specht, of Deer Park;
Clarence V. Guard, of Friendsville; C.
c. Frankhouser, of GAINESVILLE; D. S.
Custer, of Friendsville, and Madison
burst, of New Germany.
The directors organized by the cleo
ton Of Mr.. w. A. Smith as president;
Mr.. M. R. Thomas, of Confluence, Pa,
vice president, and Mr.. ]. w Beeghly
secretary and treasurer.
At the election of directors over a
thousand shares of the capital stock of
the company was voted either by the
owners or by proxy. There was no
contest in choosing the officers.
The board of directors by resolution
adopted advanced the rates fifty cents
on each phone for the next six months.
or an advance of 81 for year.
The dividend of ten per cent. declared
at previous meeting of the directors
will be paid in two installments-5 per
cent. between January LIST and Both,
and 5 per cent. during the month of
July, 1906.
Additional stock to the amount of
1000 will be issued. Subscriptions for
same will be received by the secretary
after January 18th, the money to be
used for improving the lines and CEN
trail offices. Subscribers to the line will
he given the preference in the new is
3 of stock.
The property of the telephone COM
pany is in excellent shape and the lines
now in service will be perfected as fast
as possible.
The newly elected president was auth
orized to employ competent Iineman
for the term of one year and in pursu-
ance with the instructions Mr.. joseph
H. McRobie, of Mountain Lake Park,
was rendered and accepted the position.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-09
Local Items Of Interest

Fine Molleson, the Steptoe ranch
er, was doing business i'll Ely
Thursday.
Miss Carrie Rynearson of Oregon
arrived on last evening" Eureka
stage and is the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Walter Rynearson.
The painters are putting the
finishing touches OH the Catholic
church and the building will soon
be ready for dedication.
Many Ely lots are being put i'll
shape SO that no time will be lost Ill
the erection of buildings as soon as
lumber can be secured. 1t is said
that large freighting outfit is now
on its way from Modena 10 Ely
with building material.
~ lOdtl Vi llotdlOAc III iiCiii
White river the first of the week
and were quickly gobbled up at 4
cents per pound 1t is more than
probable that the present prices
! will more than double before new
crop is ready for the market.
The Reno Observer says; Real
estate values i'll the town Of Ely
are OH the up grade, owing TO the
activity in mining interests at, that
place and White Pine county. For
some years Ely has been a quiet
town, but matters are coming her
way now and the people who have
stayed by the old town will be re-
warded for their patience aud con.
fdence.
A surprise party was given
Thursday evening in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Paul, who leave
Sunday for San Francisco, where
they will make their future home.
Some fifty guests were present and
the evening was delightfully."- spent
i'll singing and conversation. Be
fore the party dispersed Mrs. Paul
was presented with handsome pair
of opera glasses as token of re-
membrance from her many friends,
Mr.. Chas. A Walker making the
presentation speech. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-09
Stock Exchange
Barber Shop
FIRST DOOR SOUTH ON MURRAY ST.
RIEPE HOTEL BLDG.
Agency Ely Laundry

The last few days wonld indicate
that spriug was here.
Vim. Shawler, engineer at Cop
per Flat was i'll town today
W. y. Campbell was i'll town
Tuesday from his Steptoc ranch.
$. K. Mclaughlin, the Cherry
Creek assayer, was over during The
week looking after his interests i'll
Ely.
Robt. II. HASTE came i'll We'd
nesday in the interest of Nortlrop
x Burton, mining brokers of Den
yer.
p. n. Des Marais of the Schneid-
CT drug store, Eureka, was i'll Ely
during the week looking for 4 loca-
ton.
w. d. Ellis left for his home i'll
Ogden this morning. He expects to
return i'll a short time to look after
his interests here.
New faces are daily added to
the tlrongs to be seen on the streets
and all seem to be we'll supplied
with money and eager for invest
ment.
The Good Time Club is getting
its minstrel show we'll under way,
and will give two of the best per
formances ever witnessed i'll Ely on
the 18th and roth of March. Seats
are HOW OH sale at Clark 5 Drug
store.
Nj. l.. Requa and +. w Bradley
left Wednesday for Eureka. Be
fore leaving Mr.. Requa informed
the News reporter that work on
the railroad would be rushed regard
less of expenses. and that the road
would be completed into Ely at the
earliest date possible
The Chamber of Commerce held
an important meeting Wednesday
evening. a subscription list is be-
ing circulated among the residents
i'll order to raise the necessary funds
TO defray the expenses of promoting
the best interests of the town. The
results have been most gratifying,
and sufficient funds have been
pledged to start the ball rolling.
Herb Sexsmith sold his half in
terest in the Palm restaurant Thurs
day evening to J B, Mckee, re-
cent arrival from Goldfield, Mr..
Mckee has had many years eX-
perience in catering to the public,
and the Palm will lose none of its
popularity by the change. Mr.
SeXsmitll expects to open saloon
i'll the corner now occupied by the
Mining Record about the 18th inst
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-03-09
Afflicted With Rheumatism.

Il was and am yet afflicted
with rheumatism, says Mr.. j.
c. Bayne, editor Of the Herald,
Arlington, Indian Territory,
but thanks to Chamberlain S
Pain Balm am able once more to
attend to business. 1t is the best
OF liniments. - II troubled with
rheumatism give Pain Balm IL
trial and you are certain to be
more than pleased with the
prompt relief which it affords.
One application relieves the
pain. For sale by r. M. Clark
Location notices and certificates
of the right form can be had at the
NEWS office.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

4 man can't help having affee- ton for awoman who can make good apple ples.
 Attend the fall opening of fine Millinery a, Mrs. Harvey Glass next Saturday.
 W. II. Nichols of Carlisle wants voar cotton seed highest cash price paid for them.
 Mr.and Mrs, F. J Krshka, living near Hazen were in town shopping last Saturday,
 T.C.Gardner and daughter Miss Sallie of Cabot, visited relatives i'll town last week.
 Fred lannon's $ new residence Ill the northwest part of town is near ing completion.
 Dr. J. T. Bogard, jr., leading physician of Des Are was ill Carlisle yesterday.
 Protect yomr home against loss bv fire or toruadoes. See C. R. Marsh for insurance rates.
 Mr. z M. Cantrell, and family of Dillon, is visiting in town, the Montana, guest of Mrs. BuntaIn.
 om: Merchants cantinue to rece- i've large stocks Of goods. Watch the Independent for bargains.
 Miss Zula Reed one of dazen' $ charming young ladies, visited rela .tives in town the past week.
 Get your name on the Independ- ent's subscription list. It will be pleasing, instructive al d profitable.
 W. il. Nichols sells trunks suit
 
 cases and hand satchels. The prices are right call and see them.
 In behalf of the school children the Independent wishes to thank all who have or may fix their sidewalks
 Preaching at the Baptist Church Sunday Sept 3o.-l1 q, m. by kld H. |. Lilly. All invited to attend.
 Flour, Flour, Flour. Elegance White Swan, Pansy, are all Ill class by them selves Nichols or Carlisle sells and guarantees them all,
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

The Delphos oil can , and ) gals' impossible to run over your lamp while filling it. See them at Buech- leys.
 Where one man is not swell headed oyer success there are hundreds wlo get the disease badly.
 Our line of mens, boys and eAil- dren's hats is complete, and the prices right for spot cash. " |. Nichols.
 If We fail to get an item of news concerning you it is your fault for we pay rent on q phone for this purpose.
 Not until about six months after his marriage dbes man begin to realize that courtship is but the pre- face to hardship.
 Do your trading in the 1fp-to-date town of Carlesle and with the up to now merchant W. II. Nichols for spot cost it pays
 MN bought J. N. Haekneys Veal and poultry business and sol icit tha trade of all his old custom CTS. C. Huts9n
 A girl hardly eyer gets old enough to remember what happened when she was a little girl fl 1t was more than twenty years back
 Our stock of ropsy hosiery Is more complete. We san suit you call and buy a supply for the the family. W. H. Nichols.
 Don't wait till the styles are picked over to buy your fall hat, 
 but attend the big opeinng at Mrs. Harvey Glass next Saturday.
 J. [. Deeter, the concrete block man, has just laid the foundation for a substantial four room dwell ing for CA. Hutson in North Car lisle-
 Mss Irene King, the charming assistant Cashier at the Dairy man Bank, left Tuesday for a weeks visit to friends m Forest City Memphis and other points ehst
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27
Phone Us the news.

Phone Us the news.
 Talk Band and boost Carlisle. Trade with those who advertise, For Lineeed Oil call OH L. B, krshka
 Shoes l5e 50 D anl upwards 2l&
 Build yoa home ln $ live up to-date town.
 Coco rain Tuesday and ever y ling looks fine.
 Sl,.3 sli.l7lyhn15'l, l, as huff price at Mazzys
 Buechley carries al kinds of seAeol supplies.
 Nev line of toilet Soaps at Ayres' Drug Store.
 Nuzzy's shoe sale will eStond all through September.
 The Shoe safe at Muzzy's " ill continue fer Sc days.
 Latest Magazines and Periodicals at Ayres Drug Store.
 Visit our school and encourage she teachers in their work.
 Don't sell yoar veal 'intil you get my p-ices. C.A.Hatson.
 The highest market price ln cash for veal C. A. Hatson.
 f YOU are not carrying fire insm ance see Claad Marsh for rates. Muzzy is closing oat his shoe stock at greatly reduced prices. If you like the Independent ask vour neighbor to subscribe fof It. school books is the best invest ment parents can put their money in.
 HI. Buechley has adorned the front of his store with beautiful sign.
 W. H. Nichols Sells E and W Shirts. A popular shirt at aropular price. See Mrs. Harvey Glass fall opening announcement ln tooays Nst received. A full line of mems fine clothing by. W. IL. Nicholr.
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

these goods were bought with view
 ef harmon5z5ng both service and
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

We have been fortunate in see curing the exclusive agency for the no, name Hat Mig. Co. This concern has 2 world wiae reputa- ton for making a high grade stylish and servieeable hat Ne S2. to S4.Q9 in styles that ace
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

lines idea always business
 vth others the consideration will be shown al times Fe tom ka a
The Carlisle independent., 1906-09-27

I have them prices ranging from s2@9 to 999 n styles ta a
 A r;olt rI5o1oy. Examine this line and be eonTneed
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
LIKE GALL AND NORWOOD
S LatMixS Own Record TO him When the Sparhidtk turned
The People ghad at His 'DluneB and ncOmIBtncy
The Paindeaer Will Continue to Bore In

Last week The PLNDEALER took show from the
records the truth of its previous assertion that Cro County
attorney has proven to be expensive luxury taxpayers
TINS County The instances there but the beginning
OF the story OF his waste and attempt public
dis opinion rendered at the of the present
upon the act of the last Legislative Assembly very materially reducing
sum be paid for the transportation of prisoners Penen
ay the Insane Asylum the School, was to the
erect that the act unconstitutional and that the her-
III Notwithstanding the entitled charge receive the
very much greater allowance provided by the prior
the passage of the question Fortunately taxpayers
Board OF County Commissioners this County bound
by the opinion of LaCro that matter the Attorney
ing rendered option directly contrary thereto bill
presented to such board computed under the of the old law
was rejected suit hereupon Court
OF Lewis and Clark County compel the Board
the bill presented Did this most efficient ncoruptbe popular
and faithful public servant LaCox the District
defend that suit and the interests the In
stead he suked behind the opinion he had rendered
for the Attorney General to not only perform his duty the
Lower Court but in the Supreme Court well The decision
uPrme Court sustained the opinion of the Attorney General
that OF LCox into cooked hat and the law declared valid
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Now what the the tapayeSof this County the
the Board of County Commissioners to be guided by the opinion
aCro this particular Merely this Under the old Law
County Clark average of person
transport this County the insane Asylum
and average of $1,000 person transport those sent to the
Reform School, under the law has cost this County
per person Asylum, while total of five per
transported Reform School without
County saving Of person those
the Asylum and S6o those sent to the Re
School law operation have
County the Insane Asylum and FIVE
Reform School, consequently there has been saved to the
Lewis and Clark County od of S85o by the disregard o
opinion LaCrox by the Board of County Commissioners
regarding particular The State of Montana pays for the
transportation prisoners the Pnientar and has saved
this county the law into effect by
governing itself the opinion Attorney General rather than
that aCox S6265 and undoubtedly total of
thousands transportation of prisoners from the va
State These facts and figures not hg
fancy They taken from the records There would
conclusions to be drawn hereirom either
aCrox surprisingly ignorant of the law wholly disegadul
the interests elevated him to office he
accept much compency may be- either horn the dem
The stubborn public servant should not be continued
Office.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
A Fleeing Drea IN

Speaking editorially of La Croix's
record as County Attorney, this
week the Independent says the
efficient prosecutor. etc. Now
that is the limit on humor, and
really fieeting dream. We doubt
it there was ever a County Attor-
ney in the County whose record
for efficiency has not excelled La
CroiX's. Plain cases of murder
have resulted in acquitals or the
minimum degree. Parties guilty
of felonies have been permitted
to plead to misdemeanor. In des.
peration it is said he has used the
power of his official position to
harass and persecute both respect.
able and friendless citizens. Eff
cient is he? When the County
Commissioners, whose legal ad-
visor he is, having no faith in his
opinions from legal standpoint,
employ other attorneys to hold up
the legal end of the County! We
shall publish a summary of his
record for the last two years, and
we will leave it for the voters to
judge as to his efficiency.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
Political Snapshots

The Republican County Central
Committee opened the local cam
paign Tuesday evening at East Hell
ena in blaze of glory. The candi-
dates were all out, and the Odd Fell
lows Hall was filled Ia hear the speak
ers OF the evening. A. p. Haywood,
the next County Attorney of Lewis
and Clark County, Edward Horskey
and Hon. f. ID. Weed made stirring
addresses which were greeted
throughout with the heartiest of
applause.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

John Wendell, the popular Council.
man frOm the First Ward deserves
the heartiest support from all classes,
He is tireless worker and stands for
the common people. He is a working
man himself, and appreciates the con-
ditions by which the common people
are surrounded, and any honor in the
gift of the people is not too great for
a man who has at all times advoca ed
the cause of the people as has John
Wcnde'.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

The Independent says ,editori.
ally that the disgraceful fact that
gambling is wide open in Helena
is knocding insistently at the door
of Mayor Lindsay. Does it Who'll
ly overlook the door of Leon La
Croix, the only legally constituted
prosecuting officer of the County
or does it, knowing the uselessness
of knocking there, devote itself
exclusively to the door of the
mayor?
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

jury we confidently expect that ON
November 9th they will render the
following verdict:
We do upon our oaths find that
Leon LaCroiX, erstwhile County
Attorney of Lewis and Clarke
County, has been Weighed in the BAL
ance and found 7Uanting. Skidoo!
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
Our Duty in Montana

The plain duty of every citizen
of Montana at the coming election
is to stand for those principles
which have brought this mighty
march of progress and prosperity,
and they can only do SO by sup
porting for Congress the Republi-
can nominee for Congress, the
Hon. Chas. N. Pray; and no mat
ter what the environments as to
local conditions may be in what
ever locality you may reside it is
equally if not more important that
their support should be given to
the Republican nominees for the
Legislature, as the coming Legis-
l4ture is to select United States
Senator, and it is very essential
that he should be a Republican.
AS long as Hoke Smith, VarGaman,
and Tillman are the prophets of
Democracy the duty Of the colored
citizen is plain.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Chairman Mcconnell of the Demo-
cratic Central Committee has got his
headquarters in shape and is prepar-
ing to make an aggressive campaign.
With La Croix, however, he is carry
Ing lot of dead weight, and will
have to work the harder, knowing in
advance that their County Attorney
lis doomed to certain defeat,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

The candidacy of Judge H. c.
Smith for Justice of the Supreme
Court of Montana commends itself
to every man who knows him or
who has heard of him. He is a
man whom the humblest can
reach, and who has at all times
held the scales of justice on an
even balance; if tilt it they would,
it was always on the side of mercy.
While ne is staunch Republican,
he has the respect and confidence
of all the people regardless of
political application, and we pre-
dict tor him at the polls in Novem-
Der a record-breaking majority.