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Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-09-24
HOME RULE A SOP TO ADVOCATES
or SUNDAY SALOON.

charge here and now that the
home rule plank in the republican
platform was put there for a specific
purpose, and that purpose was to
counterfeit the promise made in the
next lines OF the platform, that the
saloon should be closed on Sunday.
! had supposed the policies of both
parties in relation TO the liquor traf-
&c had been settled by the previous
declarations Of the candidates.
AZ the beginning Of the primary
campaign, in order that no man mighr
be led into voting for me through
any mistake as 20 where ! stood on
this proposition, announced my po-
sition through the columns of the 81
Louis Republic in the following in
terview published December 9th, 1907
and widely copied by the newspapers
Of the State:
0awEgnnss CLEAN suT DK0LARA.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26

Eia Hnmsrlf oueo. He ran the gauntlet m full speed. hal in hand Later he returned and organized an attack on the bcsiegefs Fifteen er twenty men laaded up Hilh balls. snow balls ls meant and descended on The kids. N hn tetreated m at.cn order part af them talling thc customs house as q base and pmt seeking cover behind the hTe saving station The mon held posses sion of the field for a whiI.. but had to give way on account of hack of wind.
 "Thms what cigarettes do irr frI- how Said Atkinson as he tried to re- gam his breath after tho fray. as he straishtened his he. rrshaped his hat. dug the snow ouf of his collar and hunted for his top coat
 The boys informed the Nugget that they had a set of rules as follows.
 First no ladies will be moicsled
 Second, gentlemen cecortiug ladies are exempt
 Thhd. men Wtafine glasses are safe
 Fourth. any man who does not want to be snow-ballrd for any reason may escape by taking off his hat.
 Fifth. any man wanting to get prop erly plugged will be properly pcppered il he keeps his hat on.
 Some few of those who weIe snow balled yesterday resented il and de- clare that the boys ought to bc made .to leave people on the public thor ughfarr alone There is plenty of room elsewhere in the city where the bows and those who want to play with them can snoWbal to their hearts content without inconvenience to those who don't want to be molested
 The majority of those who were the boys victims seemed to like il. and even fl rufficd for minute. said later. "Oh. boys will be boys, Let 'em have good time"
 It ascertain that the spectators en- joyed the fun. for they laughed heart ily and joshcd thc sufferers without mercy
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
HIGH TIDE AND SURF RESULTS
 OF STRONG WIND

The soft wind which gently m~mu- atcd ttscif into our mIdst last evening developed during tHc might and today iutp ss bowling blizzard
 Although tLe wind k rastrrly. thr sutr ruIs in fen the sca upih great frrooity. For hundred yafdz from the beach the water k white with flaming. crashing pillows. Al various points on Front street and near the beach little knots If proll,. havr. been gathered al day booking .u r.e beau- tifuI 4ie9t
 There must be q southerly wind blowing eut al -ea. for tH,. highest aae If the season now prevails and II is still growing higher ism possible .a predict how much higher tho water will rise but h be on fac safe sid. men who have machinery. boats and movable property near the danger Iinr are moving them to places If safety.
 Many people noticing thai the ca,sson If the Northwestern Company has no tower on it wele today under the impression that il must havc been knocked down hy wind or waves Such is said not to hc the case. however. as the tower was lowered intentionally. and with the oarsson will he brought n and slowed safely for Che Wintcr. on th" subsistence of the storm
 Down on Snake river the ice k broRen and running. Tle Eskimo- have been amusing many with thcir efforts to secure drift wood from thc river They operate with hncy. on the end of which are q number of hooks OF weights. On spying q piece of wood that they want the grappiug line k thrown within no lnoonsidcrablo skill until the wood is caught and hauled to the beach.
 No serious damage has boen done locally as vet, but there is yet quite q possibility of something doing should the wind increase during the night.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
SNOWFALL BATTLE
 ON BARRACKS SQUARE

Barracks square was the scene ycs- l"rda> of fierce haDtIc.=whiea was funny #or annoying according to the frame or mind ef tHr party attaeked
 \ crowd of bae~ took advantage of the soft snow L. indulge their procIiyi- lies towards having fun lt someone else.s expense. fhoy huilt T snow fort on thc square within few feet of Front street. and from tli- point oi vantage thrcw suowbalIs nj the pass CTS by
 The h"ys commenced thoii fun carly m the morning and kept il up until evening had far advanced on each side of the square was II crowd of men enjoying the discomHtHrr those un- i"rtunates had tp pass the firing line. Al times the onl"ol,crs must haye numbered nearly hundred Some of these had beci. passing along Front street ou business. which they either forgot or reached hN taking round ahaut route
 one young man streIled along. ap- parcnty unconscious of the boys. He was told by the boys to take off his hat, an order he failed to heed. \ voliey of snowbals greeted his indif- ference. But he was not SD slow him self, for he grabbed Loe and began washing his face with snow. Then he got his. The whole crowd of boys centered thcir fire on him untd he was covered and blinded by snow. Then they bounced on him and got him down in the snow and rubbed him. Finding that the little imps were too many for him. he emerged from the heap grabbed hls hat. and ran igne- miniously away. He took the attack kindly and laughed all through the struggle.
 Another man was hit in the eye by a hard ball. and he did not like il at all.
 Mortc Atkinson. on the way down to business. saw the boys and knew the game, for Morte was something of a
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
WELL KNOWN PEOPLE
 MARRIED LAST MIGHT

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
REGISTERED MAIL
 WILL BE CARRIED

Postmaster KoI1=b stated a9das tml the re"pIe If Nome @la ba allowed n send ta any latl #E gh. world at Hv time during fh' nurer registered maI matter aa tsa am-#t .f fpHr pounds in ree} package | has heea under stood h. many that t Aaua ha iH- I-a--Ibi, Iu -ard registered mf dHt- ing tha closed -ra-af Iai- i-r-Hf.- take. ,- maH ne laa#- W4u mgufy ai th. local paerall
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
JEROME SAID ID HAVE SHIELDED
 PRES. M'CURDY
Nuggets speoasr Service.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
STRONG BOX IS LOCATED.

Just before the break of day ycstcr- day nofaing William McManus. pres .dcnt of the Radiator Club. success fully ended a long. tiresomc scarch for the strong box of tine Radiator Club He found it in the storm shed of one of the most highly respected members ot tn Pirates and immediately con iiscated il without awakening the ono who k charged with having stolen the precious box
 Though the safe was torn open when discovered. SO far as could he learned very little of tthe valuabIes therein rad been taken The treasure now rests in its old familiar place on the Golden Cate bar
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
BE SURE THAT YOU GET
 YOUR NUGGET

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
KOUGAROK TRAIN IS
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
 A WOMAN'S BODY

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
THE GOVERNOR
 THREATENED
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets Special SerVoe.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
ANDERSON JOHNSON.

Married, at Pilgrim parsonage. Saur- cay evening. the 24th instant. by L. L. Woods, minister of Pilgrim church. Andrew Anderson and FreIrela Iehn- son. both of Nome
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
Nuggets Special Service.

CHICAGO, p. T.. Oct. a5-The Ijfr- less. aisfigurcd body af Mrs. Hauuah kaser was found today in one Q Che drainage canals If this city. II Ws- evident that she had moi been bong ds,tJ but it k just d. certain that sh, cst [" her death bv foul means
 ihc friends of the woman suspect ' q, she was murdered for her money. us it Was known that she had ozcr
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
COMMISSIONERS COURT TODAY

Charles Thompson. sHa nl~ caa- vigted in the commission. ee1ut 5a-t Saturday of selling hpntoh to % native. waS fiNed tedas the sum of S2un an1 costs
 Tho ca-, .nf ths Tuted States y- Charl. Ballard. Jeua-fer charged with s.caiug tfaal Saen'- Was dis missed
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
THE NAME SOUNDS FAMILIAR

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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26

 
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The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
GAFFNEY TRESPASS CASE ON
 TODAY IN DISTRICT COUAT

The case "f the t'nited States yS. Michanl GanueN. II ahe the defend amt Was fined sl m 'E- g"mnissioner's court recently and which was ar- realri to the higher aout. came u, today before iude, Moore ura had been secured and several wit uesSes examined at o'clock.
 This is T case in which the tower couu found Ganney technically guilty ef criu Httf tr-epa--
 LAWRENCE HOTEL.
 Warm looms. $la mp.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
COUNCIL WINTER
 MAIL SERVICE BEGINS

The mail for Council anG mtermcdi- ate points left today by dog team.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
NOTICE TO LADIES.

Madame Thiry wishes to announce t" her customers that she has left her stock of millinery in charge of Mrs. ] Wangcr, No. 2@G Third avenue. near H"gan's al ey. where same are on sale
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
EXECUTION sALE POSTPONED.

The.'N,cuhaH ~ae b. lh- ma- whic is tir result ot t.e 5ua=m-af t favor "f the l5auur m ne ea-. a. Sutu~s@ t-. Issbaig i7a -,H. H. teen postponed til tam -ot. a r r. nt lHs. Shr,8ar bor.l
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
Lemp's Extra Pale imported oraf Beer at the Board of Trade
BOILER FOR SALE

Good 6-h p. Iaf.r ra =4#, h quII, ] Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
Granite Mining Candles are the bss,
ROOM AND BOARD WANTED

Granite Mining Candles are the best ROOM AND BOARD WANTED. l-adN wishes r"a.n and board NItt family. or where ,.ls a few half,.r- a",. i.e"C Nddress \ E =. Nusegr.
 AT THE CRESCENT.
 Winter mess. $50 per month.
 Granite Mining Candles are the best.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26
ELECTIONS AT THE
 pnAEn nE TEADE

Gc to the Nerth ?oIo Bak-rv s1r The aest bread anu pastry The ar -aTre house in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-10-26

Granite Minina Candle. are tn. best
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11

the city will have an abundant quan- t1ty of pure wholesome water at all times.
 The special water committee was au- thorized to advertise for bids for the erection of the basin. at the earliest opportunity
 The military band has accepted an invitation to play at Lumpkin, Ga. next Thursday when the Confederate monument in that city Will be unveiled. The band hopes to perfect arrange nlents whereby the trip may be made in automobiles.
 The regular. weekly recital was held by the pupils of the Brenau this after noon and was an Interesting occasion. The. hours were enjoyed in readings and recitations and vocal and instru- mental music which was contributed by the pupils of the department and the program was quite faultiessly rem dered.
 A. B. Bush one of the most pros- porous and influential citizens of the county was fin the, city with quantity of home raised hams today. Mir. Bush remembered number of friends and had no trouble in disposing of the re- mainder at a handsome profit.
 Mir. Bush enjoys the luxuries of one of the most beautifully appointed coun- try homes in the county and every luxury that farm life can afford.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11

number of important reports on the Governors desk submitted by the State Examiners of Public Accounts Among these are the results of examination of the various accounts of the various State officials, which were made by Ex- anliner Fl. Y. Brooke.
 Today the Governor, it is expected, will go to Troy. where he will be the invited guest of Chairman Charles Henderson. of the State Railroad Com mission. Monday he will be joined by the other members of the High School Commission for q visit to Elba and En- terprise where inspections will be made of the proposed sites for the high school allotted to Coffee County
 After inspecting these places and propositions, the Commission will prob- ably take . fishing trip out on Pea River. in that vicinity. returning thence to the Capitol.
 Citizens of Elba and Enterprise are enthusiastic bidders for the high school. Roth, 1t Is understood. have submitted impressive bids for the location. Not mere money however, decides the place for the high school. as such other quess lions aS proximity of the majority Of children of school age. elevation of the site and nearness of healthful water, all go into the consideration of the 10. cation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11
Speed Manic PreDalent;
 Six Motorists Are Arrested.

Spring fever has crept into the veins of the local motor enthusiasts, creat- ing a mania for speeding that has att tracted the attention of the Police De- pertinent of Montgomery. Between 7:2o and 9:2o o'clock last night there were arrested in various parts of the city the following automobilists on the charge of speeding: A. H. Haigler. Charlie Harris. Percy Black. C. M. Nor ris. Pearl Goodwin. A. c. Hannon. The arrests were made -by Officers Cloud and Duke. and Roberts and Sprinkel.
 The sport of automobiling. 1t Is said.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11
STATE TAX COMMISSION
 RETURNS FROM MOBTI. E

Chairman J. J. Mitchell. of the state Tax Commission, has returned from Mobile. where he and the other mem. bers of that body went to confer win the Mobile County Board of Revenue anent tax valuations in the Gulf Coast County No results were an- nounced. the discussion not going that far.
 Colonel Harvey Jones. a member of the Commission, remained in Mobile for a few days, and the third member, Hon. J. B. Powell is engaged in q tour of South Alabama counties, where he fs comforting with the Boards of Comnnis. sioners in an effort to arrive at a fair basis for tax assessments for the corsa- ing tax year.
 The State Tax Commission is hang ing fire on the annual task of prepars ing the assessments of franchises for the year beginning october 1, 1908. They arc waiting on the decision of the State Board of Assessment who have notsyet fixed the tangible valuations on the, leading railroad lines of the State. Until this is done. the State Tax Com mission Is without an important part of their basis for determining what will be the franchise assessments.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11

Der of regular bath tubs. Every room is provided with electric bells and no comfort or convenience is wanting.
 For several months Presidents Van Hoose and Pearce have been trying to decide upon name for the school. A few days ago they agreed to call 1t Riverside Military Academy. It is situated in Chattahoochee Park, one of the most beautiful spots in Geor- gia. The students will have free use of nearly two thousand acres of cann- pus. Lake Warner is only half mile away and under a competent physical director, the boys will be taught to manage boats with the ease and skill of a sailor.
 The school will open in September and already applications for rooms are coming. The patronage will be limited to seventy-fiye boys.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11
LAST OF THE SERVICES
 AT THE MAJESTIC THEATRE
Management is Thanked For Courtesy
 and Kindness.

The last of the midday services held each Wednesday and Friday at the Majestic Theatre since the beginning of Lent took place yesterday. Rev. E. E. Cobbs took occasion to thank MT. Chambers for the generous tender of the use of the hall and all others who had aided in making the meeting suc- cess. He spoke for a few minutes in forceful and helpful way of what men, busy men. might do in the cause of religion and said that he hoped these meetings twice week this year would lead to daily meetings and larger attendance next year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11

has become very strenuous within the past few weeks. The law regulating the speed of the machines is little re- sarded. but hitherto the diffcuity of obtaining satisfactory evidence of it's violation has been the safeguard of many speed enthusiasts.
 As special attention will be paid in the future to the enforcement of this law. 1t behooves automobiiists who have tendency to change their sur roundings too rapidly. to be careful lest they fall--into the hands of the Police Department. It is suggested that they go slow in this matter
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11
TALLADEGA's LIBRARY.
Mass Meeting Addressed Ny Dr. Aber-
 crombie and Dr. Phillips.

Talladega. April 10,-fSpeciaL)--A public mass meeting was held in the auditorium of the First Baptist Church last night in the interest of the Tal- ladega Public Library which will soon be opened to the public.
 pr. J. H. Johnson, superintendent of the Alabama Schools for the Deaf and Blind and chairman of the library board presided over the meeting.
 The principal speakers were Dr. J.. H. Phillips. superintendent of the Bir- mingham public schools. and pr. John W. Abercrombie, president of the State University.
 Local musical talent rendered an att tractive program and rapid fire two minute talks were made by Mayor S. c. Oliver, Hon. H. l.. McElderry Rev. J. D. Gwaltney. pr. F. B. Webb, Judge e.. K K.s Miller, Hon. Joseph A. Woodward. Superintendent J. D. Me- Neill of the public schools, P sE. c. Ward and Tom R Williams.
 The hit of the evening was happy talk made by the librarian, Miss Eva wrigley.@ of Macon. Ga. who assumed her duties April 1. She won the en- tire audience by her pleasing person ality aud charming address and the library board feels that she is the strongest individual force to make the institution a success.
 Miss wrigley is a graduate of the Carnegie Library Training School of Atlanta. and organized public libraries in Anderson, s. C., and Columbus, Ga. before accepting the position in Tal- ladega.
 The Talladega public library is the joint gift of Mrs. l.. M. Jemison of this city and Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Jemison gave a block on the most prominent resident street in the city for library site and in addition do- mated $l0.oo0 city bonds for its sup port. The $500 yearly income from the bonds will be devoted to buying books.
 MT. Carnegie gave s15,000 for the building and it was completed and turned over to the library board last week. The city gives &900. year to the support of. the institution and the remaining funds necessary for the support will come from private sources. ,
 Miss wrigley, librarian. Is now en- gagged in buying books and hopes to have the work far enough :. advanced to have the formal opening within the next few weeks.
 ~~..xA- Ss..z A-~m~am1~ u~m
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-04-11
TT IS 4RIyERsIDE ACADEMY"
Brand New School for Boys at Gaines
 viile Is Named.

Gainesville, Ga. April 1O.-(Special) ) Presidents A. W. Van Hoose and H. J. Pearce. who have been associated for so. long In the management of Brenau College Conservatory of this city, and the Alabama Brenau of Eufauia, Ala. have just completed what Is probably the best building for a boys school in all the South.
 The building is perfect in every re- spect. It is beautiful from an archi- tectural standpoint. It is equipped with the latest and most approved sys- tenn of heating and lighting. It has shower baths, in addition to a num-