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Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-05

When man OF mature mind and
learning tells you that poor man can
not run for a State office under our
primary system, you are compelled to
admit that he knows what he 10 talk
ing about, and you can not question
the accuracy of his statement.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-05

pound. But it's like Mr.. Dooley
| S, "The poor fellow who does the
st work gets the smallest pay
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
MARSHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Bemis Of Barre,
were visitors IN town Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. !. P. Chase Of Plainfeld,
were in town Tuesday.
There win be no services in the NJ. L.
church next Sunday, on account OF the
smallpox scare.
our local NJ. ID, DR.. II. s. Carver, has
been kept pretty busy recently, vacci-
mating prospective smallpox patients,
and those who wish to avoid contagion.
No new cases Of smallpox are re-
ported to date, but today and Thursday
will shut up quite q good many untif
the first of next week, anyway.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Stack and daughter,
Of ST. Johnsbury, are guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. W. H. II. Mears, and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Mears Of North Montpelier, were
also visitors there over Sunday.
The steel bridge has arrived, and put
near the sight where It IS to be placed,
Il is expected 20 be up this week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
Isl BARRE.

Mr.. Paquin's family are moving from
the Bolster tenement 20 che Thicker ten
ement. The tenement recently vacated
by Joe Kelly Is again occupied
Mrs. Dr. Minald spent three OF four
days fast week with her kster in East
Montpelier, returning home Sunday.
Minnie Hagan is az home for a yaca
ton,
Mr.. Sargent and family and Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott have returned from Lake
Money
Mr. Patterson has so far recovered
AS 10 be able 70 be ont Of doors.
Frank Dickey Is home from bis work
in the city
Mrs 3. i Waterman entertained Miss
West from the city over Sunday and
Miss Gladys Nye is now visiting her.
The ice cream sale Saturday night
proved quite successful, although the
weather seemed rather cool
The w. G. I. u of this place are to
have their annual outing in company
with the Barre union next Friday. at
Dewey park, leaving Barre on the 1913
car. win the members please take no
tire Of change OF place. Bring your
lNiiti anu NNfN ~ NRAN tAfUif
The season for berfFing has fairly be-
gum and the children are all getting
busy.
George Taylor was hunt in the quar-
ries Monday, 10 as 10 be unable 10 work
for few days
Mr. CilandeIs has moved into the tene-
ment over Nj Robes store
Dr. Alinard's Improvement was Of
short duration a. he i again suffering
severely with his eyes and back.
Mrs. Al b iutchins goes 10 Queen
City park today 10 be gone a month or
more.
Ida Eastman has returned from West
on and Oxford She visited sick sister
in her absence She will keep house for
Mrs. Hntclns white she Is away
Mrs Magoon who Is Al thc seventies.
Is quite smart ~ she Is siili able to do
sonic very 0ne hand painting
The lee cream sale at Mrs Arkley's
for Tuesday evening was postponed on
account Of por weather.
Mics Gfdcc L0cklin ii visiting 81 The
home Df ChHrles Abbott
Mrs Durrell inst very strong at the
present time
Esther and Lawrence Cheney Of MONT
pelier are yet stopping at Chanl1arlaia'a-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
ToPslIAM.


Arthur K. Wiley of Montpelier, spent
the Sabbath with lis parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. d. Wiley.
Linwood Toplin cf Northfeli accom-.
panied by his cousin, Miss Orfn Me.
Lam Of Ryegate vas IN town last week
visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. Dir. Hood Il craftsbry oocu.
pied the pulpit at the L. Z. church last
Sabbath.
Mrs. 9. E. Dickormaa i reported rot
Jas wen.
Mrs. r. F. willard and two children
from Coventry, W., are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. }. B Nolan.
The Ladies' circle realized about tan
dollars from their ice cream social at
the town hall on Friday evening, and
we feel it was decidedly success.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Long gloves at vaughan's.
Box coats d Perrys' for $50
Get that white skirt At Perry'A
See Abbotts sale Of ladies' white
suits.
Michael Kenefck went to Burlington
yesterday ga business.
+. D. smalley IF Burlington was iii
the city on business yesterday.
William Brine Of Caremont, n. H..
i visiting friends in the city.
Mrs. Elyira Jackson Of Worcester,
Mass II visiting her son, Fred w.
jackson.
Mr.. and sfrs r. H. Little Of North
Montpelier called on friends in the city
yesterday
Papin Brothers have completed this
addition To their livery barn Oh North
Main street
c. A Whittier Of PittsbuFg, Pa, and
L. +. Whittier Of Bethel visited friends
in The city yesterday.
Al =. Pierce shipped biz full blooded
st Bernard dog to Cabot today, where
tie sold him to Nathaniel Wilson.
Fred b. Miles finished work in i. B.
Dodges creamery last evening and be-
gan work in Z. =. Prindle's hardware
store.
| G. d. Burbank II Providence, r. T..
%. A. Burbank Of South Royalton and
Roland Mcintosh are visiting at +. Il.
Northrups.
| Typewriting and copying, writing
| from dietation, circular letters spec-
ialty. Mrs. Mary q. Nye, and 8
Blanchard block,
The Italian Athletic club base bali
team will play the Williamstown town
team at the Rangers field this after
noon at A.ls. A good game ii ex-
pectcd.
Mrs Hattie Page. who was locked mp
at the police station yesterday, sui
fering with Authorizations, was handed
over by the police last evening to her
/ guardian, Asa Magoon Of Orange, who
1 took her to bib home.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
WASH GOODS.

This is our last call on these goods
Every season goods come earlier.
Fall goods are On the way These
are priced some Of them but for a day.
All Of our 1sc and 17c Satines now
at only Sc.
All of our ~ ~ and 15c Dimities
now for Sc.
All Of our Swiss Colored Musllns,
new this season, some OF them in tan,
were Zoe, now az Be-
All Of our soc Silk Mushns and
Yoga Silks (these are Jap goods now
at 25c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
SHEETS AND PILLOW SLIPS.

These are in our window SO that
you can see them without entering
our store We expect to withdraw
the sale Of these goods On either
Thursday or Friday Of this week.
40 by SO inch Pillow Slips. our best
15c ones, this sale two for 25c.
As BY 30 inch, same al above, only
larger, our best 16c ones, now two
for 27c.
Unbleached Sheets for double beds,
made Of good 40 inch cotton, this
sale DOC.
Any Of our better Pillow Slips at
2 cents off each piece and Sheets &c
off each sheet this sale.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-07-31
AEEOIT 3 &C
IHAT BETTER CAN WE Dc
LADIES' WHITE SUITS

These White Suits were never
sold By Us at such a low figure In
other seasons we have reserved a few
Of the newest and best This tims
this sale takes every White suit that
we have in our store, all 60 at the
same cut prices, as follows:
White Suits that were S5.25, SIT
and 5. IS nov al S2,98.
While Suits that were So. 98, IT'S
and T. so, now 3. %, and 1915,
1000 and 1850 Suits for only
S4.98.
Hotel and restaurant girls should
get interested, as S2.08 Suit is
for that use,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07

sale scale. one thing ne determined
upon was to give S10.000.O00 to the
poor of Mexico through the govern
ment. Little money, il any, Is to De
given outright to any applicant, but
each of those who are found worthy In
the eyes of the government officials
will receive a small farm, be PROVIDED
with a home and In some cases helped
in establishing a business. Some OF the
fund will be used in founding free
schools and In aiding needy churches.
The new American invasion of Mex
leo is encouraged by President Dfaz
and by the governors of the states.
Good relations between the govern
ments of Mexico and the United States
have helped to Increase the flow oil
money from the northern republic to
that of the south. Secretary Roots
tour of the Latin-American countries
was an incident which had its effect in
this direction, and it is expected that
his forthcoming visit to the Mexican
capital will result in still further
strengthening Of the ties which unite
the two countries.
1t would be strange If the great in
iux Of money and people from the
United States into Mexico had not oc-
casioned here and there a little native
hostility, but this seems, according to
the best authority, to be of small pro-
portions. About a year ago an upris-
ing of natives against the Yankees was
promised, but when the date arrived
for the demonstration, the Mexican
Independence day. it passed without
disorder. Much of the American cap
ital has gone into mines and railroads.
In the case of the railways an expert
ment has recently been made in the
direction of control by the government
through ownership of stock. 1t vas
In pursuance of such a plan that the
two great railway systems of Mexico,
the Mexican Central railway and the
National Railway of Mexico, were re-
Gently consolidated into a new COM
pany having a capital of $460,00c,O0O
In which the government holds q con
trolling interest.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07

0~ HE Conquest OF Mexico is the
title of one of the works of
the great historian Prescott
1t refers to the country's sub
lection by the Spaniards, of course,
But there is another conquest now In
progress, and this is one unaccom-
panied by the clash of arms OF the ter
rible sights and sounds of war. 1t Is
the peaceful conquest of Mexico by
Americans whose ammunition is their
capital, which they are using in the
development of the territory so rich
in mineral and other wealth. 1t Is a
conquest welcomed by the Mexican
government and the Mexican people,
who through the prosperity introduced
by the Yankees are enjoying more OF
the comforts and luxuries of life than
they ever dreamed of in days gone by.
An estimate of the amount of Amer
lean capital now invested in Mexico
was made by the Mexican government
not long ago and the figures were
placed at 100000, 900. 1t Is believed
tina since that time another 100000
600 has been put into Mexican indus
tries by business men of the United
States, making the total amount Of
capital from this side the border which
Is being used to develop Mexico close
to $500, 100000.
Mexico Is a country with a wonderful
past and, as many believe, with a still
more wonderful future. 1t was an an
cient country when the Spaniards un-
der Cortes subdued it. 1t has ruins
which tell of the industry and skill and
artistic achievements of peoples whose
very names have been forgotten and
which have challenged the curiosity
and interest of -archaeologists the world
over. Relics of the wealth and gran
deur Of the Spanish era are on every
hand. There are cathedrals whose
chancels are incased with pure gold
half an inch thick. There are In the
palaces and homes of the national and
state capitals Gobelin tapestries and
thousands of the most beautiful works
of art. There is a Mexican Carnegie,
Don Pedro Alvarado, who is trying to
die poor and who recently offered to
pay off the national debt. This gener-
GUS offer having been refused by the
government. he sought other mean OF
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
toralli-Improvsment $50.

Tartoralli-Improvsments $50.
Tassell, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $50.
Trement, E. W.-Patented mine $3.50
Tombino, acknowledgements S75
Tognoni, Acknowledgements $1OC
Trembath, Wm.-Improvements $3.50
Tyler. Uri F. Estate of Improve
ments $50.
Trevelli, Joe Horse $25. improve
ments SIS. Total 500.
Taylor, w. E-Real estate SIS, i'm.
proeements $50. Total 500
Trainer, T~homas-Real estate $3.50.
improvements $50. Total s2l0.
Tognoni, Joseph-Real estate $40,
improvements $3.50. Total $3.50.
Thompson, j. L. Estate of-Machin-
cry $50. improvements $50. Total 500.
Tang Yuen & Co.-Fixtures $50, i'm
proyements $50. real estate $50. Total
$3.50.
Tonkin, w. J.-Fixtures 500. real
estate $125. improvements s425. Total
$3.50.
Tenvoord, A. P.-Horse $25. buggy
$50. real estate $25, improvements $50.
Total $l60.
Triple. Solomon-Fixtures $50. mer-
chandise 500. horse S25. wagon go.
real estate $50, improvements $500. To
tai $3.50.
Tenabo NJ. & NJ. Co.-MiniDg imple-
men 5 500, machinery 5000. real estate
5000. improvements $1,000. patented
1896. 20. Total sl60S5 20.
Tuft. Nelson-Work horses $40. sad
lie horses $40. range horses so. stock
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
Eureka County Tax List
Continued from first page

Roeartini. Mrs.-Real estate $50, i'm
movements $50. Total sos.
Rameiraz, Narcisa-Real estate $40,
improvements $40. Total $50.
Robinson. Willlam-Real estate $40.
improvements 500. Total sl75.
Rossetti, Peter and Bros.-Real estate
sl25. improvements $500. Total Si2o.
Remington & J~ohnson-Real estate
s75. improvements $1,000. Total slOfo.
Repetto. Peter-Milch cows S25, real
estate $25. improvements SO. Total $40.
Repl,. Mrs B.-Real estate S25. fur.
niture $25. improvements $3.50 Total
5000.
Remington. johnson & Co.-Real es-
tate $50. improvements Sl6O. Total
s2lO.
Rand, Charles-Piano $50. mich COW
s25. stock cattle $50. improvements 500.
Total 1855.
Rooautini. James - Furniture $50.
real estate $35, improvements sloO.
Total 1886.
Russell. w. H-Furuiture $50. saddle
horse S25, real estate $50, improvements
$2l5. Total $3.50.
Ruby Hill Mercantile Co.-Fixtures
5000, merchandise $1,000, improvements
500. Total $4,000.
Rosselli. Thomas-Merchandise $3.50.
fixtures $50, real estate $50, improve
ments S225. Total $3.50.
Rattazzi, James-Fnrniture $50. mer-
chandise 800, real estate $40, improve
ments $3.50. Total $1,000.
Rich, Marshall-Piano $50, money
$500, furniture $50, real estate $50, I'M
provements $40. Total si715.
REYNOLDS, Spencer-Household furni-
ture $25, wagons $50. real estate $50,
improvements S120. Total $3.50.
Ruby & Pioneer Mining Co. Ma.
chinery aud boilers 5000, real estate
5000, patented mines $500. Total $1,000.
Regli, Moritz and Charles : saddle
horses $50, work horses $3.50, mllch
cows $3.50, stock cattle $1,000, wagons
$50. farm implements $50, real estate
1920, improvements $500. Total $642O
Romano, Frank-Range horses $50.
saddle horses SIS. work horses $3.50,
stock cattle $3.50, mich cows $40, Inn
Elements $50. wagons $50, furniture SEQ.
real estate $2135, improvements 5000.
Total $60l5.
Raine, J. P.-Furniture $3.50. range
horses $500, saddle horses 1910, WORK
horses $3.50. mules $240, jacks 500. milch
COWS $3.50, stock cattle Sll.25O, bulls
$3.50, wagons $3.50, implements $3.50,
real estate $3.50, improvements S372o
Total $24. $40.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
Sri, B.-Improvements $50.

Sri, B-Improvements $50.
Shirril, J.-Improvements $50.
Stone, George-Improvements $40.
Snyder-S. F.-Improvements 800.
Smith, w. L. Co.-Real estate $50.
Skillman E. A-Real estate $50. 90.
Schoenbar, John-Patented mine $3.50
Schmit, Frank-Improvements 500.
Stowell, w. H. ct al-Patented mines
$780, 60.
Suza, Jose M.-Real estate $25. i'm.
proyements $50. Total 800.
Smith, w. H.-Real estate $40, i'm
proyements $50. Total 1928.
Simms, Clay Jr.-Real estate 500,
improvements $500. Total 1915.
Sam Sing Lung-Real estate $50, i'm.
provements $40. Total $3.50.
Smith, Mrs. J. E-Real estate $25,
improvements $50. Total SO.
Smith, Mrs. Oscar-Real estate 5000,
improvements $2350. Total $3.50.
Stewart, William-Real estate $50,
furniture $50, improvements 500
Total $3.50.
Sasserno, Z. - Merchandise $1,000
furniture $3.50, improvements $3.50
Total $4,000.
Smith, B. L-Piano $50, furniture
500, real estate $50, improvements $500
Total 800.
Silver Conner Mining Company-Im
provements $3.50, patented mines 500. 40
Total $206.40
Sadler, r. Estate of-Real estate $415
improvements $3.50, patented mines
$166. 40. Total $2331 40.
Sadler, Mrs. R.-Fixtures and safe
5000, mdse 500. real estate 1926, i'm
provement $1,000. Total $2125.
Skillmau, Mrs. A.-Furniture 500
machinery and type $l050, real estate
$50. improvements $500. Total $2700
Sweeney, w. H.-Range horses 500
saddle horses $25, work horses 60, rea
estate $500. improvements $3.50. Tota
$1045.
Stinson, A. F.-Furniture $50, milcl
cows $25, wagon $50. real estate $50
improvements $3.50. patented minei
$135. 80. Total $500. 80.
Sadler, Edgar-Work horses $240
saddle horses 500, stock cattle $4,000
real estate $40, Improvements $50
wagons 500. Total S6505.
Schneider, Mrs. II. NJ. & Co.-Pian'
$50, furniture 500. merchandise $4,000
real estate 235, improvements $500, fix
lures 5000, patented mines $142 so. To
tai $3727. so.
Sri, Bernard & Sons-Saddle horse
$75, range horses $3.50, work horse
$3.50, milch COWS $50. farm implement
$50, wagons $50, real estate $500, i'm
provemente 1915, furniture $25. Tota
$2l45.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
Sir Edwin and m Poem.

Sir Edwin Arnold had one very pain
ful experience as a poet. writes a cor
respondent. He wrote a poem and sold
the copyright to a stranger, whom he
too hastily assumed to be the editor of
an American magazine. When he next
saw his work it was being used as
the advertisement of a proprietary me-
dicament.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
Patented MineS--NOt
Classified

Lane, Charles-Ella Maud. sos. 20.
Levy. B. O. ct al.-Connell. $60.40.
Tassell & Morris-Maud @. $50. 70.
Titus, A. E. ct al.-Lucky Boy, sos. 80.
Lamoreaux, q. W.-Hudson. $27. so.
Ball & Poplin-Members No. 2. $64. so.
Goldstein. Sarah Little Rosa.
SOL. 40.
Clark, Luther-Central Consolidated,
$l35. 80.
Lansing. G. Europa Consolidated.
1888. 40.
Mr.. Dewey-CharlestoD. one-half in
terest in 1928 acres, $ll.10.
Unknown Owners-Clipper. Eureka
and Keystone. seven-eighth interest in
s. Is acres. $71.30.
Unknown Owners-Chattanooga. Kit
tie Price and Pioneer. one-eighth inter-
est in 1874 acres. $10.60.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
WHICH is WHICH,
The Resemblance Between w. J. Bryan
and c. X. Wolf.

To some persons it may prove diff
cult to decide which of the two ac-
c~ompanying portraits is that Of Will
liam Jennings Bryan or whether both
may be photographs of him taken
from slightly different points OF view.
AS a matter Of fact the lower portrait
Of the group represents Mr.. Bryan,
while the upper one is a portrait of
c. X. Wolf of Dallas. Tex. who Is
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
Continued on second page
Useful Man for Mining Men

John Pardy. County Surveyor, has a
few blue linen prints to dispose Of,
showing the relative position of patented
mines and new locations ON Prospect
Mountain. Ruby. Mccoy, Cariboo and
Adams Hill in the Eureka, Nevada.
Mining District. A very useful map
for mine promoters.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07

Perhaps you need a b-racer-some-
thing hat will give you energy, life and
ambition. A suggestion-try |. w.
HARPER whiskey. Sold by The
Eureka Cash Store and the Ruby Hill
Mercantile Company.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To James A. Dormsn, his heirs or assigns, owl.
ing OF claiming any portion OF the River View MI.
Ing claim: You are hereby notified that he ~ Ger
signed has expended thrse hundred dollars isSVV. N
labor and improvements on the River View MINUS
County, Nevada n seing he Necessary assessment
work for the years 1904. 1905 and 1906. ID coy.
fornity with the provisions of section 2524 OF ~
Revised Statutes Of the United States, being !.
amount required to hold the same. Your prvPo.,
lion OF the assessment Is $3.50, aud II within hlhses
days from the service Of this notice by pnbnesuon
you fail or refuse to contribute your proPoIu.n
OF ouch expenditure A. o-owper ytur interest !"
said mine will become the property OF the SUI
scriber under said section ASIA.
joins PRIcH.
Palisade, Nevada, May Q. 1907.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07

known all over the United States as
Mr.. Bryan's double. Mr.. Wolf is a
member of the Benevolent and Pro
tective Order of Elks, and at the re-
cent convention of the order in Phila-
delphia attracted much attention. He
wears his hair much as Mr.. Bryan
does, though he has a little more on
the top of the head than the eminent
Nebraskan can show now. He also
wears a SLOUGH hat like Mr.. Bryan's.
His profile view and full face view
are both sufficiently like those of the
Democratic leader to lead the casual
observer to suppose him to be that
gentleman.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
MINING TAX.

Notice IL hereby given that the taxes on the
proceeds of the mines Of Eureka County ior
now due and payable to me at my Office in Eu-
reks and the law in regard TO the same Will DO
strictly enforced. III. G. MoTERNEf,
Assessor Of Eureka County, Nevada.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07
/ New Conquest i
OF Old Mexico :

s"HE Conquest of Mexico is the
title of one of the works OF
the great historian Prescott
IL rofnrc To tho cnnntru,S sinh
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07

Zadiz & Co.-Patented mines SCI 10.
Zadow, Mrs. Louisa-Fixtures $500,
real estate 5000. improvements $500.
Total 2900.
Zadow, William - Furniture 800,
beef cattle 800, solvent debts $500.
wagon $50. real estate 1925. improve.
ments $940. saddle horse $50. Total
xIh40
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v
Vittle, John-Improvements $50.
Vanse, John-Improvements $50.
Vanderlietb, Mrs. M. E.-Real estate
800, improvements $400. patented mines
SCI. 10. Total $55l.10.
Viccaro. Michele-Saddle horse $25.
pack mules $3.50, real estate $3.50, inn
provements $50. Total $685..
Venton, John-Range horses $50,
work horses $50. age S25. improve
ments $110. Total 1925.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1907-09-07

Yek, Lung Co.-Fixtures $50. real
estate $50. improvements $3.50. Total
$3.50.
Young, George Estate of-Merchan-
disc 5000, real estate s110. improvements
$40. Total $3.50.
Yost, Paul-Billiard table aud fix
lures $3.50. merchandise $500, horse $50,
wagon $50, brewery apparatus $3.50,
real estate $500, Improvements $3.50.
Total &3050
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-06-07
GOWNS 39C 10 S2.5O

These garments are made of good
material, cut full, made large and long.