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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-08

HALF-TONE PICTURE PLATE MANUFACTURERS.
Photos furnished made to order.
BOOK BINDERS Printers, Paper Rulers Job Print
The largest and best equipped printing Office in the Pacific
Won Holt Block, King St. Honolulu, Hawaii.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21
Save your Cash.

You can learn how if you'll read
the ads III this issue. Xou will find
the live merchants of this county
announcing in its columns why you
should buy from them. Ifyou are
not a regular subscriber to The
Gazette become one today and keep
posted where its best to do your
buying The Gazette and the Gal
weston News, the best agricultural
paper published in Texas, can be
had for only $3.50 a year in advan-
ce for the two papers.
The Galveston Semi Weekly
News and The Sinner Gazette, for
one year $3.50. in advance.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21

The democratic party in Lavaca
county has well nigh suffered an
utilization in past years and this
lamentable condition was caused
principally by leaders in demo-.
cratic circles. who are no more dem
ocratic than outapoken republicans,
populisis and socialist. In the
future party lines should be drawn
closely. each party putting forth its
own candidatcs. There has been
zoo much trouble by this Dukes
mixture brand of politics.-Hallets
vile Herald.
The Herald is very outspoken in
this, and it ought to be posted.
These so called democrats ought TO
be spotted and looked after in the
future.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21
A NEW MAP OF TEXAS

1.-THE Houston Post" has just
issued II new and attractive wall
chart of six pages, each page being
28x36 inches. This chart contains
entirely new maps of Texas, the
United States, the Philippines
Panama and canal zone, the world.
Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico and
Typographical map of the Russo
Japanese war district. In addition
to the usual index and portraits Of
The Presidents of the United States
rulers of other nations and flags of
all nations. The Post at great
expense has added an entirely new
feature, it being shown on the fret
page of the chart with the new map
Of Texas.
The map itself is entirely new,
now being printed for the first
time. In addition to the cities,
towns, counties, etc. every existing
and new railroad is shown, and
surrounding the map is a portrait
of the three Presidents of the Re-
public of Texas, and in addition to
these there is a portrait of each Of
Texas governors including Gov.
Campbell. This feature alone makes
the chart go valuable that it should
be in every Texas home.
The index to this map is so
simple a child may locate any
given point with ease. This valua-
BILE chart can be gotten only
through subscriptions to The
Post. il being given free with the
semi-weekly Post and the Sinner
Gazette one yeai for $1.75. This
offer is good for 60 days only.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21
Legal Blanks

Just after the fret of the year
there will be big demand for the
following Legal Blanks:
Crop Mortgage
Chattel Mortgage
Deed of Trust
Warranty Deed-Yendor's Lien
joint Acknowledgements
Warranty Deed-Vendor's Lien
Single Acknowledgement
Warranty Deel-Joint Ack 'ment
Warranty Deed-Single Ack'ment
Lease-General Form
Vendors Lien Notes
Promissory Notes-10 per cent at
torneys Fees
Power Of Attorney
Release OF Mortgage of Deed Of
Trust
Release of Vendors Lien
Transfer Of Vendor Lien Notes
We keep the latest and most APP
proved forms of the above blanks in
stock and can supply them in any
quantity at the same price you pay
when you have to send away for the
blanks. Please give us your order,
Sinner Gazette, Sinner, Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21

When the strawberry IS exposed 10
heat, the color of the fruit blanches
and disappears. 1t can be brought
back to its original color by blowing
upon It.
'I.0s Angeles IS simply layer of
earth on top Of an ocean Of OIL" says
J. j.. Walmslcy OF that city, "rhe oil
lcpoalisarc remarkably r;eh and show
30 signs OF giving out, although there
are lliuusaaG Of derrleks hnrd at work
Az tbe tinasF
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21


Meeting was held last Sunday al
the residence of Mr.. Frank Wick
at Scharlottingburg for the purpose
OF organizing meat company.
The assembly were nicely enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Wick and
wish to return their thanks for
same.
One who was present.
Miss Minnie Smith visited rela-
tives in La Grange last week, and
while there attended the wedding
of her cousin.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21

PETIT JURY THIRD WEEK, TO APPEAR
APRIL 1sT.
C May S A Carnes
VIM Walker Aug Baron
VIM Henry f Chaloupka
W Fl Grienschield Claud Anderson
L G Hamilton w B Gregory
Joe Haiek Jas Boethel
e III Moore David William
J G Blohm Frank Shimek
AdoIph Blaschke viii Donnelley
Arthur German Ed Meyers
f Pesek FIR. Speakerman
j S Roracvsky Ruhe Brown
Emil Staffa Robert Nolen
] r Partain H H Striebeck
Kit Nolen Rud Jaeggli
Lizzie Lawrence Chas Applet
Johu Hoibausr John Iapalac
rohn Pearce Frank Janak
Mark Moore Ben Brod
Chas Rother J NJ Reagan
PETIT JURY, FOURTH WEEK, TO AP-
FEAR APRIL STH.
John Chapman Joel Koonce
Louis Rektorek Louis Matula
j A Blackburn V Gallia
Ben Thigpen Dick Thomas
N Thigpen Henry Pagel
C J. Boethel w r Robbins
] w E Kelley Ed Bucek
VIM Harbers oe Hrncir
Joe Schwartz I'D Morrow
Frank Brown Hal New
Hy Hoegemeyer G q Turk
A Il Devall A B McKinnon
Otto Fertsch B P Stephenson
Ed Menking Anton Applet
M I.orfng VIM Booming
John Einkauf Frank Buchanek
John Hermes jr, L L Harrington
Iepp Eoore Fred Munson
Ed Boehm G w Kuykendall
Richard Fertsch John T Hrncir
Respectfully submitted,
e. T. LONG,
Clerk, D. G., Lavaca County, Tex.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21

Ttis office is Insured in tie P:i14
ters' Mutual Fire Insurance Assceia-
tion Of Texas.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1907-03-21
Farmers Attention

Just received one car of good seed
corn. Call at once it you want
good reliable seed.
II. A. WOODS.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
MOTT Q Il
OF Application for franchise for Telegraph
and Telephone Line.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
has made an application for franchise for a
Telegraph and Telephone Line from Wabuska,
in Lyon county, via Yerington. and extending to
the west line of said Lyon county in the direc-
ton of Buckskin. in Douglas county, Nevada,
and that the Board of County Commissioners of
said Lyon county has fixed Monday, the 9th day
of May, 1907, at the hour of 10 O'Clock, a. m, of
said day, at the town of Dayton, in said Lyon
county, as the time and place for the hearing
of said application.
NEVADA TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE
COMPANY
Dated April g. 1907
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27

should be cleaned up and all the
garbage removed and the out
houses given a plentiful dose OF
chloride of lime. Where waste
water is allowed to run from houses
or hotels a dry we'll should be
built and covered over to retain
the unclean water and the drains
should be placed underground.
When we get board of council
men these conditions will no doubt
be remedied, but property owners
should look after the sanitary con-
ditions of their own places at once.
An ounce of prevention is worth
a pound of cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27

THE Gold6eld trouble has final
lv been settled and all the mines
have resumed operations. The
miners have withdrawn from the
/. w. w. organization and have
agreed to have nothing to do with
that bunch of anarchists. They
have also signed up with the
mine owners for a two-year con-
tract at the present scale of wages
and hours. 1t is we'll that the
trouble is ended, for every mining
district in the State was feeling
the baneful influence of the Gold
field agitators. Even the Yering
ton district felt it, as number OF
Goldfield mining men are now in
terested here, and they were 10th
to go ahead with development of
their properties until the labor sit
uation was cleared up. Now it is
different. They are coming into
the district with their money and
spending it in judicious work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
CHANGE THE NAME.

1t has been suggested to US that
the name of this mining district
should be changed from Mason
Mining District to that of Yering-
ton Mining District. This sug-
gestion comes from one who is in
terested in this district to some ex-
tent and who has the interests of
this section at heart. The outside
world is now pretty well aware of
where the great Yerington copper
district is, because it has been adj
vertised quite extensively by the
newspapers and those who have
come here to visit our prospects.
But not one in a hundred of the
outside people know where mine
is located when they find it located
in Mason Mining District" Com
panies formed to operate here
would be to the disadvantage of
explaining where the property of
the concern was located, and much
confusion might be created in the
minds of outside stock investors.
This is a matter which should re-
ceive the attention of the mining
companies already operating here,
we think, and To this end it would
probably be a good idea for them
to call public meeting as soon as
possible to discuss this matter, and
if found advisable. make the
change. The whole mineral zone
around Yerington, it strikes us,
should be included i'll one district,
to be known as the Yerington dis
trict.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
COMING ELECTION

On the 9TH day of next month
the first city election will be held
in Yerington. This election will
be for the purpose of electing four
Councilmer, two from each ward
a Mayor and a City Clerk. There
are quite number of candidates
i'll the field, we understand, and
the election will probably be a
warm one. While the TIMES has
done all it could to bring about
incorporation, believing it the best
and only way to get the town
started on the up grade, it has no
personal preference as to candi-
dates. 1t would like to see, how
ever. men elected for Councilmen
who will go ahead with the pro-
posed improvements for the town
men who are not afraid to spend
some money for improvements,
and yet who are conservative.
There are many things that will
need to be done to make city of
Yerington, and it will need level
headed men to attend to these
things. 1t is not the intention of
any of the friends of incorpora-
ton to run anybody out of bust
ness by high licenses, nor to in
jure anyone's property in any
way. Rather it is the intention
to make your property more val
liable by laying out and grading
the streets, providing for proper
sewerage and fire protection, etc.
1t will cost money to do this, but
it must be done If you expect to
have Yerington remain on the
map. We do not know who all
the candidates are seeking to be
Councilman, but hope that the
voters will pick the live ones out
of the bunch and elect them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
CLEAN up!

There are two cases of diph-
liberia in the valley and a couple
of cases of scarlet fever. Both are
very contagious and dangerous
diseases and the houses wherein
the disease is prevalent should be
quarantined. More than this the
town should be cleaned up. The
streets, vacant lots and back yards
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
NEW THIS WEEK.
PROPOSALS
For Bids to Furnish County
Poor Farm.

Notice is hereby given that bids will be re-
ceived by the County Commissioners of Lyon
county, up to the hour of 10 O'Clock m, of Mon
day May g. 1927 for furnishing supple: to the
vember g. 1907, as follows to wit:
Flour, 1900 lbs.
Sugar sacks.
Beans white sack bayo, sack.
Tea, boxes.
Coffee, 40 lbs.
Matches. l can.
Rolled oats, so lbs,
Corn meal so lbs
Syrup, gallons
Savon soap, boxes
CASTLE soap, bars.
Cold Dust, 20 packages.
Coal oil 2 cases.
Brooms, 2.
Salt, so lbs.
Baking powder Is lbs.
Lard 80 lbs.
Vinegar, 3,gallons.
Pepper, lib.
Salmon, dozen cans.
Rice, mat,
Corn starch, 6 packages.
Dry prunes, so lbs.
Dry peaches lbs.
Dry apples, S lbs.
Mixed table fruit, dozen cans.
Mixed can vegetables, dozen cans.
MacarOni, boxes.
Ham, rs lbs
Bacon, 30 lbs
Extra sodas, boxes.
Worcestershire. 4 bottles.
Tomato catsup, bottles.
Vanilla. bottles.
Baking Soda packages.
Assorted crackers 2 boxes
Sardines. dozen cans.
Mustard, Id.
Fresh meats, price per pound.
The Board reserves the right to reject any and
all bids. Proposals should be addressed to the
Clerk of Board, marked, Bids to furnish sup
plies to the County Poor Farm"
Attest: d. w MELARKEY,
Clerk of said Board
Dated April 20, 1907.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED

The partnership heretofore existing between
Jas. Russell and G. B. Rymal in the conduction
OF the Commercial Hotel dining room has, by
mutual consent, been dissolved, G. B. Rymal re-
firing. Mr.. Russell will hereafter collect all
bills and pay all Indebtedness, having assumed
the firm are also payable to Mr.. Russell
JAS. RUSSELL,
6. B. RYMAI.
April 49, 1907.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1907-04-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETIM6 OF the KEN
NEEDY CONSOLIDATED GOLD
MIMInG co.

The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Kennedy Con Gold Mining Co. vii, be held at
the Office of the President of said company at
I,ovelock Nevada. at 10 O'Clock a.. m, on the 4th
day of May A. d. 1907, for the purpose of elect
ing officers and directors and the disposition of
such other business as may properly come be-
fore said meeting. w. E. HARMON,
Secretary.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
MARYLAND NEWS IN BRIEF.

Rockville, Sept. I4-Ira d. Scott has
resigned as principal u tie Jamestown high school
This makes the fourth resignation from that position
within the lasy tvo weczs.
Annapolis. Sept. I4-AIba~t Watts. col
1rld ce Of the alleged as5ailauts Of Deputy Sheriff
James Grouse was This morning released IN 500 bau
by Justice John Y Davis. OF Annapolis.
TaEcytown. sept. lL-At a meeting of
the congregations Of TaucUcvu and Tiusycreek
Presbyterian churches Il was decided 90 present 8
unauimeEs call to Re-. I. Il. Whi-esde Of Mount
Airy y j.
Emmitsburg, Sept 1.-THE one hun
dredrh annual session of Mount st. Mary's College
began Yesterday with larger attendance Of students
ia all departments than ever before in the history o.
the venerable institution
Cumberland, Sept. 14-Arthur Bowlin. Of
Cniaatown. and Miss Stella Pearl Long. Of Scmer-
set Pa, were married m Cumberland last night by
Rev. William /. Hoffman. pastor Of Cumberland
circuit NstAOdist Protestant Church.
Rockville, Sept. 14-Joseph Ennis. col
orcd charged with the murder Of Burnie smith
also negro, at Evene this county. a few DAYS
ago, was today held without bail for the November
grand jury Ennis admits having doue the shooting
P0vds, Sept. 14-James BOxau. Of this
place. and Miss May Z. Dillehey, Of SiideI this
county. were married Thursday at Clarksburg bv
Rev. +. z. NOsL This is the second matrimonial
venture Of Bozan who secured a divorce about
year ago.
Rockville, Sept. 1.-THE appeal OF Miss
Ida 5 Dove against the ectcn Of the county school
commissioners in cicCilg her from The princpalship
Of the Bethesda school has been forwarded to the
State beard Cf aducatioa. copy being fled with
the county schccl beard.
Westminster. Sept. 1A-Nathan Pool
son Of Mr.. p. peytol Pool near Gist this c1untv
fe from a freight train at the Green street bridge
his city. about , O'clock this morning and was
killed Pool recently returned from the PhiIir-ines
whore he was in the service Of the government for
three yea-5.
Baltimore, Sept. H.-PTeliminary steps
have beer taken for the erection Cf a new bottle
factory in OF near Baltimore and Il IL said that
work is 70 begin this year. Il is said that the new
factory is 10 be crested By the Emerson DRUG Com
Pary which, it IS reported, reseuts the high prices
asked fer bottles
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
PARAGRAPHS BY WIRE.

Woodbury.. y. J.. Sept IA. Q. Jones.
o.. Almcr-ss,l. weighed a load Ct vatsr1-l1rs be-
tr-e he started for market. Tl,re were 100 melons
that weighed $50. a. a,erasr o. IS pounds each.
Ithaca, \. Y. Sept. 1.-THE grand jury
handed an Indictment tlr tgrEsary against BENJAMIN
spicr, ct Mc-sl.r5rr-. yesterday. and when he
heard Of st to-day be drank ca-OrC acid ald died
Orange. y. J. Sept 1.-The relatives Of
Mrs MARY Dcu-lertr. u.ulty-fve ~ea-s old moved
yesterday and left her in The deserted house. The
aims department took charge Ct the helpless woman
to-5ar.
Paterson, \. J.. sept I4-After filing
@ tub with boiling water IN hs- home g Passaic
street. Mrs. Maria De Fauko. E0w occupying a
padded csl in The police station ATTEMPTED 70 scald
her two snail child-ru.
Albany. Sept. l4--Gov. Hughes has ap-
pointed Commodore Altica b. Wadhams as mem
Der Of the State parole bard Air W1dAamS lives
Ii WadEams Essex County, and recently was re-
tired from the United States navy.
Auburn. y. Z, Sept l4-One man was
blown to atoms and two others were injured to-day
by premature explosion Of dynamite while % work
on State road il the r-Ea o., AUrslius. two miles
from THIS CITY. The dead msl Is Luigi SCTTa-
Lambe-tyille. y. J.. Sept IA To-
nance which had its beginning within the c5id Ggy
walls oi the state prison az Trenton viii eliminate
to-day IN the marriage Of Frank Sudan. 3 deputy
keeper at tae prison. and AiTs Susan DC6-iuskl who
Is cut q p-is-n parole
vineIond, y. j. Sept A-John Grist
came home from bis work engineer in a Philadel-
gaia rUuudhouss last night, ate hearty supper at
O'Clock sud died before midnight he WIS forty
nine years Old and had TcgarSsd during the evening
that he was rs sound asa dollar.
Cleevland. Ohio Sept Friday, Sep
tCnbcr Is Is the Elcncned day which Thomas
OMAHA, ffty-f0uT, IS 70 TvTaCmbeT. fOT yesterday
Judge FiIleY sentenced OMAHA 20 his eighty-eslth
term IN the WOrkhOuse. THIS PLACES OMAHA within
four terms of the record established by his own
brother Austin who died while serving his ninety
second term
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
DAWSON IS BEHIND SWISHER
Said to Favor Latter's Candidacy to
Succeed Him.
Creates Surprise, as
Executive Was Supposed 10 De
with Gen. May.
7ec.aI 10 The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Charleston. ". Va. sept 1.-THE po-
htical surprise Of the week came when it
was announced through uHquestioned
sources that Gov. Dawson is favorable 10
the candidacy of Secretary Of State Chas.
". Swisher 10 succeed him.
Attorney General Clark ". May had ex-
pected the support Of Mr.. Dawson him
self. and his announcement was TO have
been formally made this week. but since
the governor is said 10 have defined his
position. Gen. Day has deferred the mat
ter. hoping to land the nomination five
years hence.
Auditor Scherr and Hon. William II.
Hcarne, Of Wheeling are the only avowed
candidates Tor gUbeInItoriaI Lon0rs now,
aside from Mr. SWisher. The secretary of
State has been the mos. active candidate,
has been longest in the race. and Is said
TO have built his fences SO well that they
cannot be torn down now. especially If
Gov. Dawson IS FOR him. and ex-Gov.
White. vino himself was groomed for the
nomination up 10 a few months ago, is
also iuNOEuDlr 10 L-s ttlLGtlLCs.
The auditor is making a great fight
however. end If aUy combination can De
made between him and another strong
candidate. be expects 20 be able TO sue
cessfully cope with Swisher who is given
credit for being one of the sIrewdesl
politicians that West Virginia has pro
Guced.
The Democrats in the lower end Of the
State have done little iu the way OF max
ing preparations for the campaign, al
though there are three names mentioned
as gUbernatoriaI possibilities - Senator
Adam Llttiepage. whose candidacy wa:
given its dsst boom by French Hays. O.
Gilmer County, several months ago. GeOrE,
Byrne, Of Charleston, Of White Mans
party" fame, and Hon. Andy Edm0n
son, Of Weston, who Is looked upon by
many as the most logical man in West
Virginia, aside from John COrnweil. OF
Hampshire County. 70 be the standard
bearer for his party next year.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
JAMESTOWN TRAVEL GROWS.
Extra Steamer to BE Pat on by
Chesapeake Company.

Special 10 Tho Washington Herald.
Baltimore Sept. I-Owiug to the in
crease in travel TO jamestown, Mr.. Rcu-
ben Foster. president Of the Chesapeake
Steamship Company, announced to-day
that he would put an extra night boat on
the Norfolk route, beginning next Tues
day. and to continue until the exposition
closes. The Baltimore Steam Packet Com
pauy. of which Mr. John r. Sherwood is
president. and the Merchants and Miners
Transportation Company. the other lines
10 Norfolk, also report a big increase In
the jamestown travel.
When the exposition opened the steam
boat companies felt little, If any, increase
in travel. and a company which had been
organized 10 operate a boat between this
city and Norfolk during the summer was
forced out Of business. Both the Old Bay
Line and the Chesapeake Line put on day
steamers. the boat of the former leaving
here every Monday. Wednesday, and Fri
day. and the Chosapeahe's boat every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. At
first the passengers scarcely averaged 100
a day. but during the past month there
has been a steady increase, and Mr.. Fos-
ter says the number now averages some
thing like COO a day. Moreover. the night
boats have been going out with their full
number Of passengers.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-15
WOULD CHANGE CONSTITUTION
Illinois Day Orator at the Jamestown
Fair Attacks It.
Full of Antiquities, He Says, and
Needs RcvIsiOn-GOv. Dcneen
Was There.


Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Norfolk. Va. Sept 14-Gov. Deneeu, OF
Illinois and Dr. Edmund J. James. pres
idenJ or the University OF Illinois, We're
ceuters of interest at the Illinois Day
celebration at the jamestown Exposi-
ton to-day. Hundreds Of exposition Wis
itors from Illinois were joined by several
thousand former residents Of that state
including many whose homes were once
In Chicago and other Illinois cities, and
jhe celebration proved most interesting.
Addresses OF welcome were delivered
by President Tucke-. Of the exposition.
and Gov. Swanson. OF Virginia. with re-
sponse by Gov. Deueen. Dr. James was
the orator Of the day.
Or. James took for his subject The
Needs of a New Federal Constitution"
He spoke, i'm part, as follows:
"The fact is our present Constitution
Eas been so changed by construction and
interpretation that It's authors would
never recognize il. And II We had not
thus changed IL our Union would nave
gone % pieces long eso. Il Is full q am
bigrltlgs even now. though the American
people have spent more blood and treas
ure in giving it a definite meaning than
they have spent in all the wars Of de-
Ieuse and Cffeuse which they have waged
ln tne century and a quarter Of their ex-
isteucc.
Our Constitution is marvellous in
strumour. and no one can study its origin
and DEVELOPMENT without being hiled with
wonder and admiration. All the present
indications point clearly 60 the fact tina,