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The Jackson herald., 1908-10-01
Doors and windows at c. W.
Henderson's lumber yard.

ante0:-fl ,0UD; VIII pay
reasonable rate of interest,
good real estate, security
not more than j0I[ valua-
ton interest, paid annually,
will make note one year
with the privilege of five
years.
Geo. Pedigo.
See Sibley, the confectionery
man, if you want any thing in
the eating line.
For Rent:-Three rooms.
Apply to Mrs. f.. +. Wig
ginton.
A stock of overcoats, full
of comfort, and to suit your
taste and pocket book at
Hoffmeister d Macon.
In the Universalist church
at Millerville, Miss Roena
Shancr of jackson, National
Organizer and Lecturer for
the w. G. II. T., will de
liver an address Saturday
evening, Oct. 3 at 7:30 and
also Sunday morning, Oct.
/ at II o'clock. A cordial
invitation is extended to
everyone to attend these
meetings.
You get a pile of style when
you buy a suit at Heinbergs and
they fit too.
The people may sneer to their
hearts content, but the wide
awake American will continue to
use slang till the cows come
home or the clouds roll by. Slang
phrases will frequently save the
utterance of a dozen words.
WANTED:-A good fresh
milch COW. Apply at this Office.
This is season of the year
when a sentimental mother ap-
pears at the school house with
her sissy boy and tells the teacher
he is very high spirited, and
must not be whipped; that he
can be ruled by kindnesss and
kisses. And this is the time of
the year when the boys in school
make note of what the mother
of the sissy boy says, and resolve
to thump the sissy boy as soon
as they catch him on the play
ground.
The most elegant and up
| to date line of ladies' cloaks
with reasonable prices ut
I HOffmciStcr X Macon.
The Home Coming Reunion
was success in every way, this
is the verdict of all.
Take advantage of our map
proposition now. Only a few
maps left. One years subscrip-
tion and a map for 81. 25.
Mrs. Charles Tuttle and
daughter of Keokuk, Iowa, are
visiting the family of her son,
Sam H. Tuttle of this city, dur
ing the Home Comer's and this
week.
Cypress finish at Jackson
Lumber Co.
Before you buy, see that
superb line Of ladies cloaks
at Hoffmeister a. Macon.
Lawn grass mixture, white
, clover ana Dlue grass dI McAIee
Seed store.
Box supper and spelling match
at Plainview School Friday
night, October Ind, for the
benefit of the school. Every
body invited to attend. The
girls are requested to bring well
filled boxes.
Get prices on cement and
shingles at Jackson Lumber Co.
At the Egypt Mills Taft Had
ley Club meeting last Saturday
evening the county ticket was
discussed at some length before
The Jackson herald., 1908-10-01
Local News
Wheat is 95c a bushel.

Sibley's.
Mr.. White, one of Mr..
Pondcrs lincmen was IN
town Monday on business.
Furniture sold McComb's way.
Easy to buy, easy to pay.
Get your doors and windows
for your building from G. W.
Henderson.
VIM. G. Meredith of st.
Louis was visiting Frank
Mogler last week.
Good soft drinks at Sibley's.
Call at his store, one door west
of Schaefer.
The Baptist Ladies Aid of
Burfordville will serve u
fried chicken and pie supper
on the evening of Oct. Bird
at Noce's hall.
ID. l.. Grain Of near kur-
rcville brought us II sample
of SOrgum molaSses he
makes and it is fine. He
makes as good grade of
molasses as we have ever
seen.
For boys and children suits
see Heinberg. A large line of
new fall suits just arrived.
LOST:-In Jackson Friday,
Sept. 25, locket and chain with
monogram NJ. l.. Finder return
to Mrs. T. M. Lail and receive
reward.
Robt. Cowan of st. Louis came
down last Thursday night for
the Home Coming. His wife
and baby who have been visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ.
Lail, for several weeks accom-
panied him home last Tuesday
morning.
Next week is the Cape
fair, Oct. &, I. :. 9 and 10.
WANTED: To loan (rwo)
$4,000 amounts on farm in
this county. Ben. +. Masters,
Jackson, Mo.
DIR. :. f.. Woods sold his
building to l.. {. Hotf-
mciSter, the first of the
week.
FOR RENT Forty acres of
good wheat ground. Apply to
Mrs. A. j. Daley, Jackson, Mo.
House and lot for sale OF
trade for team and wagon.
reasonable terms. Apply or
call on Geo. Pcdigo, West
Main ST., jackson, Mo.
School days are here, so are
our school supplies. Jackson
Jewelry Co.
Died, at Fruitland, on
Sept. II, Glover Harris.
Mr.. Harris had not been
well for some time but was
thought to be better. He
took Il relapse on the 10th
and died on the 18th. He
was buried at Pleasant Hill
on Sept. Is. He leaves Il
wife and four children to
mourn his death.
Superior quality Of
drain tile, any size Ia
suit customer at the
Southeast Missouri Tile
and Brick Company,
Jackson, Mo.
The entire Management of
the Home Coming Associa =
ton deserve much credit
but the artistic way in
which our streets We're de-
coratcd gives much credit to
Col. Il. w. Birmingham.
Mr.. Birmingham has excel
lent taste and is I'M untiring
worker. No one could have
made our streets look more
beautiful and have every ne,
cessity to make a showy
The Jackson herald., 1908-10-01
NOTICE.

The undersigned will be in
Jackson Tuesday and Saturdays
of each week during the summer
with fresh fish. Remember the
days. A. b. Reid.
The Jackson herald., 1908-10-01

Fancy box stationery and
tablets, jackson Jewelry Co.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
CAMP ALUNITE
Work in the New Camp Being Pushed with
Energy. Many Prospectors Flock
ing into the District.

The Aunite Mining Company which has lately through its
rapidly getting things in shape for extensive develop
Searchght sinking first class vertical compartment
depth 200 The hoist for this shaft will be in
stalled and the work pushed with vigor.
shafts of similar character will be
let the proper locations the determined
stables office building and blacksmith shop
being employed improving
the road between Vegas and the camp Twenty-Five
employ the company and this force will be gradually increased
the work progresses.
Robert T. Hill has charge of the technical department and
engaged thorough amplng the extensive hold
ings of the company
New York. President of the Company is
the ground giving his personal supervision to its affairs
In an interview Mr.. Graves said
Aunte Mining Company has been organized by New York
people also largely interested in the Hill Syndicate New
York Company engaged extensive mining enterprises Mex
leo and elsewhere
company speculative in character and has no
is operating for the sole purpose developing mines
Railroad district where believe the surface showng
Justify expenditure of We neither inviting pub
people this ection but engaged
this enterprise simply because believe deveope valu
able in this section which will amply for the large
peniures W. making
General Manager and will have full charge OF
the work locally
Considerable activity in the field by propectors and spectators
attracted the by the operations
of the Aunite Mining Companyis noticeable.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
TIMES MISREP-
RESENTS US
Ignorant Correspondent at Reno
PerpetrateS Slander on
this Valley

The Los Angeles Times in its issue of
Sept. 9th gave promisnence to statements
which are very damaging to this County
and to Las Vegas in particular and
which show either shameful ignorance
or a lamentable disregard for the truth.
The article is as follows:
Devils Garden-Land too Hot for any
Life-Nothing Grows in Fertile soil at
Las Vegas-Experimenter Gives up
after Trying Mesqulte-Temperature
Beyond Human Endurance.
By direct wire to The Times.
"Reno, Sept. 8-IExclusive dispatch
4 large stretch of land near Las Vegas
has been found where nothing in the way
OF vegetation will exist on account of
the excessive heat.
'After moaths of experimenting, Ro-
Continued on last page)
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
Keep Your Money Home

If you want to see your town prosper
Gus spend your money at home. 1t is a
serious mistake to think you are ahead
when you save few cents on an article
by sending away for it. Your mer-
chants carry good stocks of goods. They
have every right to your patronage.
They accommodate you in a thousand
ways. However, if our own people don't
support them our town will soon fizzle
out as business community. AS the
business of merchant grows he reaches
out and attracts outside trade to your
town and you soon have thriving busi-
ness center. Then we all reap the ben
eft Every interest in Vegas is de-
pendent to a certain degree on the pros
perity of every other interest. Don't
cut your own throat by sending your
money out of town. By the time you
pay freight and suffer the usual delays
and dsappointments you will find that
your saving is purely imaginary. More
over, every dollar you send out depletes
the capital of your town by just SO
much and makes it just so much harder
to do business.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
Hon. Frank Williams Nominated

Lincoln County was honored by the
Democratic State Convention in the
nomination OF one of her good citizens,
Hon. Frank Williams of Crescent for
Regent Of the State University for
the long term.
Mr.. Williams is one of the best known
citizens of our county and stands high in
the regards of all He has had consider
able experience in public affairs and is
well fitted to fill this honorable position
with credit to himself and to the State.
We predict for Mr.. Williams the al
most unanimous support of the electors
of Lincoln County without regard tc
party afIiliation.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12

A L Murphy
DIV Roe, Los Angeles
r 9 O'Shea, San Francisco
F F Farrell, Los Angeles
6 K Taylor, :" "
Ben F Sweeney, Los Angeles
w c Mccormick, " q
w A Tooty,, ="
M s j Kern
E B Fatenan, FL Paso, Tex
Geo Bergman, ElDorado, Canyon
G L Graves, N Y
FO Curry, San Francisco
II III Walker, Salt Lake
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
Robbins of Good Springs

Henry Robbins, for twenty years a
resident of Good Springs and now Presi-
dent of the Good Springs Miners
Association is being urged by the people
of that section to become a candidate
for Assemblyman on the Republican
ticket. Mr.. Robbins is about As years
of age, conservative in character, yet ac-
tive, energetic and forcefnl. He is
neither a politician nor an office seeker
but is being put forward by the Good
Springs people az ideal timber for As
semblyInan
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12

Register at Judge Lillis' office.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
EXPLOSION
Miners at the QuarieS Of the
Arden Plaster Company
are Victims

At l :15 on Saturday September 9Th
a premature explosion at the quarries
of the Arden Plaster Company resulted
i'm the death of Augustine Bianchi and
the serious injury of Villa Josephia.
Joe Bianchi cousin of the deceased was
slightly injured.
According to the testimony of Joe
Bianchi given at the corners inquest
held by Judge Lillis the deceased had
been in the employ of the Plaster Com
pany about ) months. On this day he
was helping to spring hole when
thirteen sticks of dynamite had been
placed in position, the fourteenth with
the cap and fuse attached was placed in
the hole. After the fuse was Int de-
ceased took a stick and attempted to
shove the last stick of dynamite further
into the hole. The explosion instantly
followed terribly mangling the victim
who died at $3.50.
The corners inquest was to the effect
that deceased came to his death by the
careless handling of powder.
Joseph Villa was near to the explo-
sion and was very seriously injured. He
was brought to this city and then re-
moved to Los Angeles, where he is now
in the hospital. 1t is feared that his eye
sight is destroyed.
The Arden Plaster Company is giving
the injured every care and arranged to
meet the funeral expenses of the deceas-
ed.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
LINCOLN ExCELS
County Exhibit at State Fair
Best OF All. SeedleSS
RaiSinS Attract Wide
Attention

The State Fair at Reno this week is a
bowling success. Good racing, inter
estipg and varied exhibits and big
crowd are the features.
In the agriculturaldepartment Lincoln
County leads them all.
The Reno Evening Gazette says:
..Here the products of Lincoln County
are probably the most interesting. In this
collection of products may be seen near
ly everything that is grown from pam
pas grass and pumpkins to peanuts and
oranges"
Lincoln County seedless raisins grown
ats. TIL omas lead the world.
The Los Angeles Times dispatch from
Reno Sept.7th says:
Enormous Thompson's seedless
grapes, larger in dimensions than ever
before shown here, were displayed to-
day at the State Fair.
"Averageing three-quarters of an inch
in thickness and being nearly an inch
in length, these grapes, grown by n.
J. Gibson at ST. Thomas, in Lincoln
county, easily are assured of first place
in the agricultural exhibit. Raisins
made from the Gibson product are
pronounced by experts from the uni
versity experimental station to excel
in size, flavor and frmness any such
product known.
"Gibson, who is the leader of the ST.,
Thomas Mormon settlement in South
ern Lincoln county, near the Arizona
line, planted forty-three acres of these
grapes a few years ago. The vines
grow on what was barren desert.
This year the crop averaged twenty
two tons to the acre. Some clusters
weighed four pounds.
"Gibson thinks the increased produc-
tien on the Nevada desert will revolu-
tionize the raisin industry.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
DIVISION WINS
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION DE-
CLARES FOR 1T BYABIG
MAJORITY
SyphuS for State Senator
Searchlight Delegates Unite
With Phoebe Political Push

Phoebe, New, Sept. II, 1908, 2:34
p. m. Especial Dispatch to The
Age.) After a hard fight the
County Division resolution carried
by vote of thirty-four to twenty.
County Division forces are now in
control of the Convention.
Levi Syphus received the nom-
ination for State Senator.
The balance of the nominations
will be made this afternoon.
Searchlight has joined with
Phoebe and is fighting us bitterly.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
CurfeW Ordinance Notice

On and after Monday, September Z,
1908, the Curfew Ordinance of the town
of Las Vegas will be strictly enforced.
The curfew signal will be two taps on
the fire bell at 500 o'clock each even
ing. After that time all children under
the age of sixteen shall be and remain
off the streets of the town of Las Vegas,
unless accompanied by parent or
guardian.
ii F. w. MANUEL,
Night Police and Fire Marshal
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1908-09-12
School Opening Postponed

The opening of the fall term of school
has been set by the school board for
Monday September 2lst, 1908, being one
week later than originally intended.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24
UNIVERSAL DIZZINESS.

Tho Industrial aggression which d.
nos .a kocniy ION aIl over the United
0tates BE- NOT confined 10 this countr,
bot scems 90 prryadc nearly pn the
.iFiiIzed world It looks as though
mo scientific progress 81 mo & DO
material Things had enabled us. lar
iur The itst frV wears. tu produce
moro thau 400 have been able 40 cone
ume aud uto 70 man who has been
eating Wnrn thau i good for hlm v,
must hnid on fof a time. ana give
our industrial digestive apparatus 70
hanro to catch uo
iu mnnuurturine iu commerce. iu
all Industrial lines. business o. duIi
an over the country. and set 30 you
1911 inquire ti au} bank m Albu-
uHorlue u vIIl boz told that none,
is abundant auI b. auxiousiy seeking
Investment Or that ID. tine raso iu Our
o1n town $40 muy take 1t for granted
that tho simo conditions prevail.
throughout fhe countr,. because $50
are q fraction of the great Industrial
whnir and ihc situation hero a uo.
affected Boo amy wise D., ans special.
conditions That would s.cm io sHou
fhlt The cause is % want OF capital
but ltyk of demand and vrt iu IlDk-
uE Hnuut us Vo do not ind "a rr,tt
.Hruiua nf ANYTHING bat on tho other
taili $50 nud tuti prites of most prod-
Iulr much HinUsf than tho nv.r-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24

ms head yielded the same as the
first head planted i'm Idaho.
one oregon experimental station
offered the originator s. for a pound
of his wheat. a rate of over $500 a
bushel. The old gentleman did not
prize the money. He only wanted to
be sure that some atache was not
striving To get away some Of his seed.
He required a contract tina the state
would not dispose of any wheat used
In the test. and upon securing that.
sent the seed asked for along. Now.
the United states approximations are
becoming Interested. and next wears
report viii have much to say about
Abraham Adams and his wheat and
the old gentleman will at one step
come as much into prominence as Lii-
Their Burbank. who. although accom-
plishing hundreds Of miracles with
growing things. has been eclipscd by.
this nan who has done what the
average farmer will believe is an inn
possibility.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24

The republicans pf SUcorto count,
VIII hold their couu' e%-antion 20.
morrow ana the NcW M,aieau fally nc.
iicyes they win instruct for ". II. An
drcws for congress. In So"orro cour
they arc true blue and fight vigorous
iy aud successfully for the republican
party, It's success and its candidates.
Tn county gave the largest republic
can Hiaiuritics I'm its history in 1905
ana Will do better November the third
ucNt. especially should Delegate An
nreWs be nominated. In Spcorro they
fear no undertaking and Iiberous yell
low sheets ike the Albuquerque
Morning Muckraker journal and The
corrupt gaug behind H.. they do not
trade OF FOR boodle considerations.
They Gew TO- the lluc and do what g.
right. hence tho county is ia such
splendid financial and political coudi
ton They have an honest. capable.
open hearted. brainy and nervy man
The head ana his name IS n o.
Hursum The Almanac.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24
MIDSUMMER

Tho Nrn York Herald Cabs alton.
t.e8 - the fac' tfst Hoa f. thc Tim,
fsf iar eazer. a. alsefse tho meteor
ayeema ~ tht pariea Two meteorl.
treams arc particularly noticeable.
one ~ these radiafes from tine con-
stailadon AqUariua ~ display N
ahieh uHj Yers sa9a begin though
maximum aiH not b. reached un-
fi fHe -hth insf The HIghls ~ these
dreoalis are usually eIo
Tho sceond % mueh more con-.
spiea18s arm ~ mIasummer me
teor f~ailate from fha constellation
Per1 lr constituents aro both
equally and 4idaIy distributed au-
pearipg 200 on- Hle numbers every
Ths epoch not exactly de-
aHsi 5ut fhss are generally visible
for 2 fortnight tha dsplay beginning
bout July a. and extending fo Aug
1st g The Pefseiis are distinguish
tba bs their yell4a 4 hue. their.
rather long luminous streaks and high
ei2eitis moving Go an elliptic orbit.
round the sun and iu = reverse direc-
Ton 70 the movement " the earth and
the planets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24
pcnt Get russ,.

u Is only fair on the part Of Tn,
optic 10 sootho the verbal hemor-
rhagcs of tho Albuquerque citizen
Whatever else Tho Optic may think
% has faith in CO., statements Of its
correspondents and ~ is sorr5 that %
hurts the Citizen 90 ascertain that am
outside paper has buttrr knowledge of
conditions ia Hernalllo county politics
than has the Citizou. II might be
just as well Far the Citizcn to SIT up
and count noses before % becomes SO
bolstorous. or Do ma, have some CROW
its political plate a little latrr iu
tar campaign season This Is just o.
friendly tip Don't get fuss,. broth
'-Ias Nceas Optic
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24

The latest addition To- tho ueNspa.
pDrs ~ the territory Is the PERI,
Pr"gress published at Perry. in south
eastern Union county. l. T. Kline.
frltcr Is tire editor aui manager and
Do ls "a neat little publication which
ought 20 grow iu Circulation 30 pros
M"dcan hopes % wishes shat this
VIII he the case Thr paper Is d siN-
column folio and n uts u good APP
p"arhnce rh" section of Union r1uu
Ca in which % published is settled
with b Hne CHASE off urmers who hav,
come mostly from the norihu fsf.rn
sinirs CD makr tla'r permanent hnme.
Ihrre Tile Almanac
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24
1IIE DAY or DOING THINGS.

Addrosaiug q department Of rpsin-
ocrin Iu ono 90 The leading western
uniycrsitics last spring. a diain-
guishea consulting engineer said that
20 the time when he entered rqp,n
his profession the Hcsscmer process
"as being Introduced. lie rec1't ]
his pridr Boz producing forty heats Of
1Fo tons aeh in twenty -four hours
Today Do said. with ncsscmcr con
'~ertefs 0f thc sumo kind. though N.ih
. di1erently equipped plant. ne could
turn out 500 toms every day iie
attributed lhn result a. technical r-
s'tr'h. Tho scientific investigation of
i@r'iHsl men. Reviewing some OF the
great Problems Of today in trauspor-
t'iiau urban construction and min
lns Hr concluded with the remark
ihat in iue future 30 is ouly by thor
ooeh auj Intelligent. talented and
patient training for scientific lnvcstl-
CATION that tho desired results are TO
bc accomplished
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-07-24

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attention of tbe district court for
ope days. ami put Ihr county ~
t|rrHaiiil0 20 considerable expens in
ne details ~ o case. which
Pc Albuquerque public regarded a.
properly and %rlahte1usiy settled
q lho severe d%rubbiug received by lhe
sntleman "a the sun onice
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bei9us for anything Ne know 90 the
7Hirary but as $50 have said above.
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stibiishmout has anything whatever I
hu aith mat paper. nor any more
n~4nirdRr of. or control over. what
into % than he has over the :
~ The Lac Vegas optic. or :
b. Santa F. New Mexican Tech
really $50 are told. the libel las OF =
Mexico would make the prophet
% Of ihiH paper guilty. because the :
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q but mo- jury that could be- called =
this cOuuty. even though composed "
roughout Of vowed enemies ~ the Y
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the court and the money OF the
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