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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
DALLAS IS ON THE BOOM
LOCATED HALF A MILE FROM THE
TRIP COUNTY LINE.
SAME POSITION AS BoNEsTEEL
jackson Brothers, Who Are Promoters
Of the Place, Bid Fair to Make Good
on Their Proposition-other Towns
Watch the Situation.

WdlCH tIlC OlludllOIs
Bonostocl, S. d., Feb 27.-Spccial
to The News Since the passing OF
the Trip county bill, stock in the new
town of Dallas, located but a half
mile from the line, has gone quite
above par. large number of the
business men who at first had no con
hdence in the talk of the promoters
are now giving credit to at least part
of II, and it Is the general opinion OF
most of the conservative ones at the
present, that Dallas will at the time
of the opening of Trip county, be
in the same position as was BOnesteel
in the opening few years ago With
this outlook Dallas and it's promoters
cannot help but make good. Most all
the business men in this immediate vi
cinity have desire to have their
business represented in the boom town
and already some of them are max
anything doing within short time,
they will be able to at least start
branch store at that point and thus get
some of the profits in the great rush
The Jackson brothers, who are the
promoters of the town, have not as
yet given any information as to when
they will have their lot sale, but it is
presumed that they will do nothing
toward this end until the railroad
heads west of Gregory, and then watch
out
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01

No matter how much you read, if
you do not read-and, sometimes, an
swer - classified advertisements you
are not au courant with the complete
life of the city, nor able to understand
its minor activities.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01
sLEET STORM, BAD DAY.
Sidewalks Were Covered With Ice and
Many Took TumbIes.

Wednesday was an unusually disa-
greeable day in northern Nebraska, a
drizzling rain that froze as it fell, add
ing TO the unpleasantness of the sit
uation Sidewalks were covered with
a coating of ice that was dangerously
slippery and many pedestrian took
a tumble before night.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-03-01

Classifying want ads. was one of
the biggest steps toward the Simple
life"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
THE RECORD is AGAINST HIN

IN his speech. accepting the gubcr
material nomination. Mr. Gro
= theirs CStraning every effort to
catch vutc) expressed his deep SYM
pathy inr the workngmcn and his de-
votiou to their interests. Was It this
sympathy which induced him to use
all his influence and energy to pas, the
Octoraro Water Bin and thereby en-
able 4 great foreign corporation to
rob more Than hall hundred Cecil
families 81 their employment and their
homes. Or was he ,ympathiZing with
the working man when he voted mo-
On Senate Hill ~. q in the Extra Scs-
sion Ol 1901;
The purpose ui thi, measure was to
save The right ri voting To- men whose
disadvantages IN lie robbed them al
educational opportunities, but whose
industry and thrift cut:tIe them to the
rights Of good citizens, rs much a. the
man who holds a diploma from a col
lcgc Mr. Crothcr> by his vote said
no" The workman must have all
the manual dcN,cr'ty. all the educa-
tirD%l training required To- vote the
Chinese puzzle ballot. or he cannot
vote at ALL This is the measure Of Mr..
Crothers' sympathy with the working
man, and beside this record OF his pub
lice acts his public professions are
un'y airy nothings
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
LOCAL PRIDE?
.IiE Democratic workers are at
their wits end for arguments
10 Snnnort the candidacy OF

TIiE Democratic workers are at
their wits end for arguments
to support the candidacy OF
Mr.. Cro,hcrs They do not dare point
to his political rccord-it won't go
down in Cecil In their dire extremity
they are appealing to the people OF
this County to support Mr.. Crothers
on the ground OF local pride Local
pride for what? Because he was nomi-
mated? DO YOU think John Walter
Smith nominated him out OF consider
alton for Cecil County or was it not
because he believed that he would be
a scrviceable servant OF the State Ma
chine? Do you think the nomination
has brought any particular honor to
Cecil? Did the people OF Cecil want
this nomination? IS Austin l.. Gro
theirs a son Of Cecil to whom its peo-
pie point with PRIDE Has he ever
wrought any great public service Tor
this County? Has he been to it a
beneiactor-in its business affairs or
its civic veal? II So then by all means
vote for him. But as we see it, he has
simply been a shrcwd, selfish politi-
clan, seeking the promotion Of his
own political fortunes and the politi-
cal fortunes OF little band OF favor
ties who are his faithful hcnchmen
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
WOULD ROB THE FREEMAN OF
HIS RIGHTS

'. ,,.,,,. 49,. g,
II NE Pe"p'e " t,'N "tHlg nav
any leHPcCt I"' ti ~ l'snte 81
''li|thHIIp' l"'! WE wipe OUT 'llG
present nhllIl'"uH n"Ii,' law ana
purE rs uiCNHl'rs "u'h"'' 700 uEeP
1or pHnt>'aI rr>urT',l,"' makes
one p'""" '"'H ~ ''iuIN '',I, IL, ll'"''
-h"N'NSr laISc ii'> 'ht'',tS'"dl t'"h-
ing or however I''l'l'" t'la' framing
ma! "n'Ir'u''a'''H can ever ''['
tndl MS pam! WIZ nt "'"''''".
olrN in'EtL H. N'l '"'I >''"''''' !"
lIenlph'l& mana '''l ''i' ,'' Pt''OH
sh2h''H SIN, amy one 81 ""|'lI '','lI'
unjust t"'l"i''"n, may cause your p"l-
Iot I" DC rejected. 3l' Is n'l govern
men' by tne pr"'I',1 . S"Verhih'ii'
oy NnICrurHI'uN hr"9cr'' or instead
erS, cI"lncI WIN "aa>'r"u' power.
ms iarClCai ha!i"' laW' inns gross OUT
rage upon 'nI If'aJoiil' 'HnNliUi on
a. r'&l'> !, !nc "''I,"N PT""n'l 81 !''
li1ian"nN Extra session "a session
called by N,[cf''"r >llI'n against Ine
protest "I democrats ana NcPuDl-
sans aI'hc' PM at the hehtSt OF me
Dem"cra'lc Managers nor inc aE"Wed
purpose "l h'nl'Ial'nS inc pest pai"l
Jaw that was ever written upon the
statute books ct th,S state; me law
OF 1890 was prepared ny the Reform
Lea%uc 1t was intended to secure
ana did secure TO- inc people 81 NARY
Iand la'r Tree cIectionS' lalthiuIIy re-
hectInG IN lheIr results the people 5
Will Indcf ihal law MaryIahd mad
rulers CHOSEN by the votes. OF the peo-
PIE not by the plumbers OF the voters.
or tne frauds ana 0Ihcla, perjury OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

vention was dominated by John Wal
ter Smith, and under his direction
nominated for governor Austin l..
Crothers. Now Crothers was the
floor leader and Smiths right hand
man i'll the proceedings OF the imam
Gus extra session" 1t was by their
Joint efforts that the present outrage
GUS ballot law was ioisted on the peo-
pie: and ii Smith and Crothers get
once again in the saddle in this State,
we may rest assured that the people 5
will can never again have a chance for
lair ballot and an honest count. This
is the peoples fight against the ty-
ranny Of political bosses who are de
tcrmincd to hold power by all means
and at any price There is only one
thing to do with such peanut politi-
cians'--that is to smother them under
the indignant votes oi all decent citi-
zcnS democrats and Republicans
alike
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
Peoples Column

Cherry lIill. October y, 1907.
Mr.. l.ditOr:-In the latest address
issued to the people OF Maryland by
OR FOR Mr.. Austin l.. Crothcrs, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
he tells MS that he is in favor OF the
present trick ballot law and that he
helped to pass it at the extra session
oi the legislature, (Which session, by
the way, cost the people OF the State
over one hundred thousand dollars),
because, he says, it promotes indie
pendent voting"
What a Joke! Mr.. Austin L. Gro
theirs in favor OF independent vot-
ing! Ii there is a person in Cecil
County, including himself, who will not
split his sides with laughter over that
statement, it will be because he has
not the slightest perception ol hui
NOR.
Mr. Crothcrs, the Boss" the regu-
lar OF regulars, the machine made and
machine managing politician, in favor
OF independent voting"
1t beats Mark Twain, or Artemus
Ward, or Mr.. Doolcy.
Now the only kind OF independent
voting Mr. Crothcrs favors is the
kind that induces Republicans to vote
for Democrats. both at promaries anC
at general elections.
| 1t is true. he is credited with hav.
ing "split his ticket once or twice, il
his day-notably, when he and his fac
ton voted against Mr. I. Jefferson
| Scott. the Democratic candidate fol
! Sheriff, some wears ago; but that vote
was cast not because he and his lac
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

bility OF negro domination in this State,
nor that the negro voters, who con
stitutc only Is per cent OF our total
voting population, can ever become a
ruling factor either in our State or
city government. Whatever vitality
may be lett in the race issue in States
farther South. where the relative
strength OF the black vote to the white
vote is much greater. there is none left
in it in Maryland No one knows this
better than German and Rasin, and
the only object they have in view in
lrctcnding to sound the alarm against
the possible asccndcncy Of the negro
l. t" try and save themselves by rails
ing false alarm against 4 danger that
III II" way threatens us.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
TWO CANDIDATES CONTRASTED

II OMpNRING the two candidates
Tor governor. Austin l.. Gro
theirs and George r. Gather
valued contemporary makes the fol
lowing cminenty just and discriminate
ng statcmcnt;-Ihc contrast between
small county boss, stepped in poll
tics from the crown oi his head to the
solcS OF his feet. and an able and broad
minded man. tried and true in the SER
vice OF his city and State. identified
with every movement Tor the better
ment OF our public affairs and thor
ouehly sympathetic with the spirit OF
political progress that dominates the
thought OF to-day. is too great to es-
cape any save those whose devotion
to party blinds them to all other CON
sideratons
That is keen analysis. condensed
into Jew but sufficient words.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

For this reason we feel no local pride
in his candidacy, and have been glad
to do all that we could (honorably and
opcnly) to compass his defeat. And
that defeat (Which awaits him on Tues
day ncNU ought certainly to be the
final chapter OF his political career,
and ought to give the Democratic
party in this State chance ior reor-
ganizat,on under other and better
leadership.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
COUNTY TICKET

For House oi Delegates:
CHARLES HENRY BUCKWORTH,
Second
DR.. THEODORE A. WORRALL, Fiftl
LEWIS +. MARTINDALE, Sixth
For County Commissioner
Long Term:
ROBERT b. RUSSELL, Seventh
For County Commissioned
Short Term;
y. X. CRAYCROFT First
For County Treasurer:
JOHN Z. CROTHERS, Ninth
For Assistant County Trcasurer
Z. w. JACKSON, Seventh
| For States Attorney:
c. b. FINLEY, JR., Third
For Sheriff.
J. WILL PERKINS, Third
For Judges Orphans Court:
THOMAS S. MILLER, Third
WILLIAM j. CLARK, Fifth
WILLIAM NJ. FULTON, Eighth
For County Surveyor:
WILMER j. FALLS, Fifth
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

REPORTS from the various sec
tons OF the County indicate the I'M
doubted election OF the Republican
legislative ticket The Democratic
legislative ticket has shown too many
OF the car-marks OF a "Crothers DEAF
to be paIatablc to many Democrats.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

JOHN f. CROTHERS. Republi-
can candidate i"r County Treasurer,
will get a big vote Ii any body has
ought against his personal character
- business integrity. we have never
heard il.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

DO NOT neglect to vote on Tues
day next The man who neglccts to
vote ncglccts his duty as a good citi-
zen
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

+ YOU want to know a mans real
character and nature. ask his neigh
L""S Well, ask the neghbors 81 +.
". Jackson, Republican candidate for
Assistant Treasurer. what they think
ii him, and you will get Your ears fill
ID with ms praises.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
WAKEFIELD ON THE PRIMARY

~ ONERNOR WAKEFIELD was
asked this week what would
constitute Democrat in vot-
ing in the Senatorial primaries He
said
we are now working on that prob
lem think it is a matter OF con-
science. Ii a man says that he has
voted the Democratic ticket that day,
he should be entitled to cast his bal
lot in the primaries. The Demo
cratic ticket in this sense should mean
the majority al names on the ticket
and not necessarily every candidate.
This was the spirit Of the resolution
relating To- Senatorial primaries that
was adopted by the State Convention. So
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

IN nominating ]. Viii Perkins for
Sheriff, the Republicans nominated a
man oi the highest character. Now.
it is mp 10 the people TO elect him
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
CARHAPT & co.
78AO November is this Stores Birthday H0(DZ
Come and see The Full Line Of Fall and Winter Dress Goods

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Pld Brown BLACK
Dresses and Waists, IS O per ward. ~ ~
winter ~ ~ WIZ "''"
for House Dresses
lie o aGras for wint
BUIlUNS FANCY Butte GOOD
men IN little button Red Green nd
t our ''N>'' D'"e aus
asoru
We have assortment boxes box
and the broad
combs 70 cents Also Shell Hair Barretes, cents ~
ready N-MJust little
stock
we
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GURE CUVt f0H material
VIII" SIX 10 work done cents.
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for 'N" anu cora lor hn'shnI, all comPeN
Ctk tCtS !" fra6e
working done up envelope,
DOll anu Y C Mexican Drawn cents Is cents
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
JUDICIAL TICKET

Associate Judges
". r. WARBURTON, of Cecil
A. 9. TOWERS, of Caroline
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02
SATURDAY, NOV. ?, 1907.
Republican Ticket
STATE TICKET

For Governor
GEORGE r. GATHER,
o: Baltimore.
For Comptro.tr,
: JAMES H. BAKER
OF Kent County.
For Attorney General,
HAMMOND URNER,
OF Frederick.
Fer Clerk al the Court OF Appeals,
THOMAS PARRAN,
OF Calvert.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1907-11-02

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

Suupter Valley Railroad ......1O2
Utah County Light & Power Co. =
Utah Sugar Co................... =
The board Of directors OF the Utah
Idaho Sugar company held their reg
ular monthly meeting yesterday and
disposed Of a large amount Of accum-
ulated business. The full membership
Of the board was present for the first
time In several months the list be-
ing as follows: Priest Joseph +.
Smith, Vice President Thomas r. CUT
Ter, W, s. Mccormick, John r. VIM
Ger. Heber j. Grant John q. Cutler
John Henry Smith e.. W. Nibloy and
George RomUcy.
The regular quarterly dividend Of
= per cent on the preferred stock
was declared payable on the 30th 20
stockholders OF record on the 18TH,
when the books win be closed.
The board % directors Of the Home
Fire Insurance company have de-
Dlared o. regular quarterly dividend
of per cent and an extra dividend OF
Per cent on Jhc capital Of "a quarter
OF O. million dollars. both payable on
oct D.
Tho board Of directors OF Hebor J.
Grant g. Company met on Wednesday
end declared the regular quarterly
dividend Of 3 per cent on the Sl5o.OoJ
capital OF the company, paya on the
goth instant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

prospects flattering. MANY merchants
are short OF stocks. So that for the
present rush orders are the order OF the
day. Tans are 10 be the rage this sea-
son. with the color sharing equally the
public favor with the white canvas
goods I'm the coming spring and sum-
mer. The leather market Is beginning
TO feel the lack Of money, so transac-
lions are light. with buyers taking
only such quantities as they need for
immediate use. leather continues %
maintain its strong spices IN spite Of
the fact that hides are being Offered
az lower prices than have OF late OBJ
tanned Shipments of shoes from Bos-
ton the first week iu the month,
amounted 10 90 54S cases as compared
with 90 $40 cases the week before and
9A2U cases the crTesgonding week
last year For the year 10 date the
shipments have amounted to 3,2sS.105
cases as compared with 3.5l6O02 cases
in 1905: 3O722l4 cases In 1904, 8,35S.SS9
cases In 1908: and 2S70159 eases in
1902
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
TO INVESTORS:

( F are pleased appointment financial
" agents for dsposng of the bonds and stock of the Utah
w Independent Telephone Company. The Company
earning now and has been since January 1 1907,
One Hundred and Twenty Thousand Dollars $l2oOOO) per
sufficient pay Six per on 100000 bonds eay
ing surplus of than $4,000
The Company's investment represents Two Million
Dollars system the best and complete in the
United States 1t has exchanges from Preston Idaho the
North Eureka Utah. the South and all connected by its
own lines 1t has ubway which the entire business
districts Of Salt Lake and Ogden and they built largely
the requirements of the Company for years which
may be leased profit 1t has Sl3960799 invested in
substantial repoof exchange buildings in Salt Lake Ogden Park
City Eureka all of which have greatly increased in value. 1t
has 23S6 miles of copper toll wire connecting its exchanges and
PAPA miles of copper lead cables under ground and aerial
for exchange service costing %50O0o all Of which
worth today when purchased All its exchanges are built
with reference future developments, the Salt Lake exchange
being capable of supplying $4,000 telephones and the
tire system $4,000.
The Company has between Nine and Ten Thousand
Telephones operation in its system From these and its toll
lines S earning stated, $4,000 per year.
entire of stock and bonds distributed through
out the of local investors earnings should
greatly increased in the future Ten thousand additional
telephones installed operated with small additional
peuse.
The Montana Independent Telephone Co will open its Butte
exchange October h and the Utah Company has contracted with
exchange of toll service thus Utah patrons will be able
all Idaho and Montana points All the money required
exchange Montana has been raised that and
hnancers behind the Company of the strong
financial men in the State being directors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
REVIEW OF THE
Weeks BUSINESS
Local Situation Has Been Very
Fair on General
Lines.
RENTS ARE STILL SOARING.
There b. Much Complaint in That Com
uecuon--SOme Lutte Improvement
IN Money Conditions.

The local business situation has been
very iair on general lines, for thu
is week. In banking there has
been a .trong demand for money,
caused. 30 is stated by the banks cali
ing in loans 20 build up their reserves,
es commercial banks are required 10
carry stronger reserves than savings
institutions. But la general. there
hds t-eu a little Improvement IN
money conditions in that there is q
visible slackcning IN individual ac-
u'ltira. To the amateur, the none
l.if situation might be illustrated by
tA' following. suppose man has an
t4iu.nse pile OF wheat which he wishes
.0 measure, ana he has only a half
D4she. measure with but this one
means of handling great and protract-
on labor is imposed, and there is a
ueNauI for additional means of meas
uItment. II they can be obtained. SO
N D. With money. Money Is a measure
" which the commercial activities OF
lnt country demand "a given amount
DO measure with, and II there Is an in-
slheiancy. there will be a correspond
hslF great demand Tor a. Money a.
eNIs ia measure Of values, IL rs moth
mg Boo itself The bank cleaTlngs
indicating that al the close Of the year
M total amount win exceed the csti-
mate of year ago. salt Lake viii
Poe I.presented al the coming Bankers'
association meeting, at Atlantic city.
n J.i by President Frank Knox OF the
Bank of the Republic President i.
~ Cosgrin OF the Commercial National
bank aud Vice President w. r. Adams
=. ihe Utah National bank President
HHIf of the Desaot National bank
NH. Htenfioe 90 go, bat business rea-
sons prevent H.
REAL ESTATE
IhG real estate market has export
ehccd another quiet week. thrt is "a
woeh devoid OF special features be-
0nl the West Temple street trans
made for Investment purposes.
lNn animus Of the Butchers ana Gro-
l.It HHHlciaUon toward the realty
non continues with unahatod fury
n' llclle and fellciuous secretary ~
lN' fOal estate men bon The Gentle
N'n nl the Holy Russian synod" But
..'1 ri feeling humhlcd by such
'.lhont the realty men consider
ioahonahlo occasion for much
Dealers report "A great deal
N1nsf.uing of small properties.
for residence purposes With
Nln1od of this class of ACTIVITY
nuns indefinitely. There D.
''NNn complaint about arbitrary I'M
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14

SHOES AND LEATHER

The shoe trade reports the fam trade
opening up nicely with people buying "a
better class of goods than ever. The
factories and travelling men report
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
EXAMPLE

Each person subscribing $4,000 will receive $4,000 (par
vaue) in the Six per 90 per cent? Twenty 2O) year gold
bonds the Utah Independent Telephone Cowh interest accrued
since July lst 1907 Interest payable January ls 1908 (utere
all bonds being payable January and July of each year also
$4,000 par vaue OF the capital stock of the said Company Sub
scripions Of $1,000 will be accepted.
1t is confidently believed that the stock of the Utah indie
pendent Telephone Co.. after reorganization will material
increase value large portion of the $4,000 has been
subscribed in sums ranging from $500 TO $4,000
Five per 6 per cent? be paid in cash by all sub
scrbers; of the remainder two-hrds is payable before
October 10th 1907 and the other oned before December
10th, 1907.
We invite all prospective investors visit any OF the
changes Of the Company between the hours Of II and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-14
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