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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

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strengthen these organs 30 thqR win
perform their functions properly 40
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betes Il Foleye kidney Remedy i
taken n time w McCorum q Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

the Democrats II the latter do not
watch their corks.7 Especially lis
this true Of the third district. where
Kehoe and Mays, both Democrats
win probably be on the ticket for
Congress, while the Republicans viii
line up solidly for w. H. Northup.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
aaraea class wsIeoms

TO az tac yuuns men 81 thc city 70
attend oar tall aud winter raliy aas.
AZ he First BAPTIST church. SUNDAY
morning az $50 O'Clock Come and
bring a friend with Jon.
H. n wlLnURN.
fr~s. Rarnea Ciasa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06

Labor contracts Cor sale Z The Sep
alsce Price, 50 ceats per dosen. ur
81 Per hprdr~a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-06
ARRAY
AT WORTHINGTON
Deputy Sheriff Walker and J. Il. M.
Kirby the Participants.

No oNE vas HURT. HOWEVER
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
SECOND CAR REACHED
ELY LAST EVENING
IN EXCELLENT SHAPE

With generous of public applause greet them
although the demonstration great upon the
arrival of the American the Italian entry in the New
York to Paris automobile arrived in Ely ITO last
ing After short time spent in putting their into shape
the party went to which had been provided for them
and passed the night. ea6 t9s ~
In the Messrs Guilo Sartor of Milan, driver;
Antonio Scaogo correspondent for the London Daily Mail
and Heinrich Heaaga also of Milan mechanican The party
while very tired from the exetions of the day. all in
good physical condition while the condition of their
pronounced ecer With them Jack Pierce of Ogden
who acted a X II lsthis point for the American
Early - horni:g, after vexatious delay of three
been bent &s'~oTef @ tie @ ends I'll the 'T car started started
from MA ~ that hour until their arrival
here a. jiyas had. Only slight delays
occui was at the Western Pacific
trags Is lost account of having
to buio time their trip without
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
RICH GROUND IS GAINING
WIDTH AS WORK EXTENDS

Encouraging to the belief that the shoot of former
days being neared the present showing at the United
Nevada Mines property at Ward according to John McNe
who returned from there yesterday The bonanza which
during the early of the week has broadened grad
uay with depth until at present II feet of work in the has
widened it to five feet.
The ore, several samples of which McNei brought in
with him. is black siveread carrying 800 of
the white metal to the 1t also carries small percentage
of gold.
Superintendent Gates yesterday it reported sent tel
to the directors of his company stating that the outlook
for return of the former gories of the property ater
Because of his well known conservatism this considered
almost certain verfcaon of the reports which
in Sackng of the high grade under the direct superv
sion of Mr.. Gates is being done at present
In former days shoot of the general charac
the encountered this week, yielded than $
100000 value to the company While the extent of the
being worked in only be determined by further de-
veopment the indications extremely encouraging So
great the belief of the stockholders here the worth IF
the property and the ultimate outcome of the opeation
der that all orders which placed for selling when ne
strike first made have been cancelled and little if any
the stock is at present for sale.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
REPUBLICAN
Meeting IS
SUMMONED

Chairman II. M. Fulmer of
the Republican county central
committee Yesterday sent out
a call to the members of the
committee for meeting in this
city on the 4th of April.
1t IS understood that the OBJ
ject If the meeting is the selec-
ton Of delegates to attend the
state convention ct Winnemuc-
ca in April for .,le purpose of
selecting delegates to the ma
tional convention in June.
Owing to the distance be-
tween polling places in White
Pine county and to the fact
that residents will for the most
part be too busily engaged
next month with the taking up
of work which was closed
down during the winter season
to give attention to primaries
that might be called, it is the
belief that the naming of dele
gates to Winnemucca by the
central committee is a step
that will find general endorse
ment.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27

Biggest Copper Dis-
trict of the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
WILL RESUME WORK.

POTTSVILLE. Pa. March &c.
Orders were today issued by the
Philadelphia & Reading Coal & Iron
company for the resumption of the
55 collieries and washeries of the
company on April 1. after having
been closed for the past two months
This will affect about $4,000 men
and boys.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
OPPORTUNITY FOR CHANCE.

RENO. March 26.--George W.
Place of Reno is looking for 150
women to settle in new colony to
be started on new cooperative plan
on an island south of Honolulu
Young girls, old maids and married
women will be on an equal basis
and an effort will be made to estab-
lish an ideal colony for women.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27

Bishops. priests, laymen and others
were present. filling the edifice. The
altar was we'll nigh hidden by flow
ers and plants, the lily predominant
ing. The presiding bishop, Right
Rev. ID. s. Tuttle of Missouri was the
consecrator and Right Rev. T. #.
Gailor, bishop of Tennessee. preached
the sermon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
NEW BISHOP OF NEVADA.

RACINE, Wis, March 26-Rev.
Henry Douglas Robinson. d. D.. was
bishop of Nevada today.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27


o buiIo -. time their trip was without
delay incident of rhe roads found in fair
4lition
Sgnor Sartor, the driver who started from New York
with the and will continue until the nisl inter
viewed by News representative shortly after the arrival
the ~ Fs@f
'.Tle people have ben very kind gen
era thing said he in good English 'he further west
get the aid given like the western people and
the people of Nevada especially.
''What do think of our chances of winning! | believe
them good. After get to Siberia, the other side
shall find good roads Better by far than have
your country OF have been subjected to
veSaous delays but that to have been expected Yes
know the American reached Frisco and will sail
That makes difference We can take another
boat and have equally good chance have 1t is
the actual running time that counts and nothing else
''We shall not take the route the American
which going by way of Alaska From Francisco shall
go to Toxic Japan and from there to Vadvostock Siberia
Russia Germany and France cannot estimate the time
shall be the road We have already been out from New
York just 45 days.
he roads we covered today were in fairly good condi-
ton better by far than have gone Our is
in good shape though made 245 miles in it between
O'Clock and the time arrived in Ely We shall undoubtedly
follow the rone that Travelled by the American entry
going from here to Tonopah, Godfed and to California
In their ear with the party are carried guns and abund
ance of ammunition with which they practice the
species of brought in and prepared for their
night testimonial of their nimrods
Another article carried typewriter used by Sr Scar
og preparing his daily reports the paper he represents
and writing the journal descriptive matter of men and
events in the countries through which the passed
From this point the party will still be under the guidance
of James Pierce Dave Mclean who poted the American
through to Godfed being the Italians aege exorbitant
his demands Mclean would not take the trip for less than
$50 Pierce has been partially the road and with maps
drawn him will doubtless pilot the through with no
mshaps.
The party the center of attraction last evening"
ber standing about them eagerly drinking in their de
scrpon their long journey and listening to talk of that
which is ahead the They passed almost the entire
evening" up to 10l5 when they retired for the night IN an
swering the questions of interested bystanders
The party will leave this morning about o'clock in event
bey are able carry their schedule planned last night
The car in which the party is travelling strange to
people of this district being Zust the best made in Italy
If is geared with Speeds having so horse
they had
On of the darkness last evening pictures of the
machine the party aken but this morning it proba
Bile that the auto will gauntlet Of kodaks The next
to arrive here will be the French No l. which due
at Ogden night The eman expected also within
the next few days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
FILINGS ARE NUMEROUS.

So great has the excitement about the strike become that
locations being made in every direction from the Blaine
the Buster and the Evan the three mains working shafts
Continued
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27

gHE PARTY rs IN
N BUT JAPAN, ST
ALASKA ROUTE.
RY LIKELY. IN.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
WARDS BONANZA ORE LOOKS GOOD

THE RECENT HIGH GRADE STRIKE AT WARD.
WHICH MAY BRING THAT CAMP BACK TO OLD TIME
ACTIVITY AND GREAT WEALTH, HAS SUCH GOOD
LOOK THAT CHEERING WORD HAS BEEN SENT STOCK
HOLDERS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
BUNKER HILL SULLIVAN THE FIRST new
CORPORATION ON BONANZA STRENGTH

The stream OF people pouring into the Granite district
look the situation and to locate properties nearly
possible to the bonanza nd continues undated til
80 prospectors joining the number the hills yesterday and
starting to look for property advantageousy located As
consequence claims saked off before nigha
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
RUSHING AT THE TOWNSITES

Manager Lockwood of the telephone company and Drec
tors Cha Walker and Mayor Clark of Ely visited Shepard and
the mines yesterday look the situation and size up the
prospects for future growth They much pleased with
the outlook for big enough at least to realize the
urgent need for telephone communication between Shepard
and the mines and Ely City Ely and the melter at Mc
Arrangements to be made through the firm of Fumer
Ives for the extension of the companys line which
meets Ely City, Ely and McGill Telephone service is
greatly needed by the large number of people who develop
ing their properties out from Shepard Supplies cannot be
had the camp at the present time and telephone service will
enable the sending of orders to Ely City and Ely with result
of getting returns Shepard the early morning
Street grading has been commenced m Shepard and ground
will be broken today for buildings and for the railroad depo
loading platforms and side tracks, lodging houses
rants and saloons will be opened Shepard early week.
At the Blaine townste which will be launched in few
days. business houses have already commenced go up The
saloon of Turner Boursey has thrown open its doors and the
saloon OF Tom ONe is OF erection Mrs Thomas
Baker will this morning open restaurant while lodging
houses will probably be open by tomorrow night Each of
these will accommodate from 20 to % A with
and other necessary implements went out yesterday
to grade streets Ample water supply promised from
spring located about 1000 the Pipe
purchased and will be sent out
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
BLAINE GETS A NEW FORCE.

Men take the places of those who carried away by
excitement of the moment left the Blaine into the hills
and locate ground for themselves secured yesterday by
Superintendent Clark and work the property has been
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-03-27
ELY, COUNTY NEVADA FRIDAY MARCH 27 1908

SeR HEATa AND
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27
THE WICKED SUNDAY PAPER.

Henry Wallace, editor of the excel
lent farm journal which bears his
name. is convinced that the Sunday
/ newspaper Is one of the highest stun
ping blocks on the sidewalks leading
to the church and religious services.
He would abolish the Sunday newspa-
per. first for It's influence in keeping
men from church, and second because
the man who stays at home to read
Sunday paper fills himself with
wind"
1t is an open question whether men
stay at home to read the papers and
neglect church or whether the Sunday
paper is not the nearest and most
| plausible excuse. 1t is not at all un-
likely that when the Sunday paper
has been abolished the church dodger
would find other excuses behind which
to shelter his dereliction. The fact is
that the Sunday paper keeps none from
church who Is strongly inclined to
go by faith, for business reasons or the
soeech of people. We aref wrong in
assuming we can turn people toward
the churches by abolition of one thing
and another The question Of how MEN
are to be brought to church is SER
ious one. 1t is for the church to con-
OF fn,. ,,J,, 20, ~,
the inside out 1t can not be solved
from the outside in
With one part of MIR. Wallace's crit
icism all can agree. The man who at
tempts to read Sunday papers in their
entirety might as well use a bicycle
pump. The Sunday paper as con-
Quoted is mostly wind. Its special ar
ticles are written to attract not the
thoughtful, but those who are seeking
only to be amused or shocked. The
reason for them is mainly to furnish
a skeleton whereon to hang advertise
ments. The mission of the Sunday pa
per is purely commercial 1t faunts
the bargains of Monday in the eyes Of
a day devoted to rest. People do read
advertisements on Sunday. After
church, before church and while stay
ing home from church.
The world would be none the worse
for the abolition of the Sunday paper !
as 1t exists. 1t would be no better 1t !
isn't the Sunday paper that makes men |
but men make the Sunday paper 1t |
hasn't even the wickedness of Sunday
labor about 1t for it is mostly made
along thru the week and finished Fri
day or Saturday evening. 1t is not
worth much. 1t isn't much harm. Just
1atulence.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27
IOWA's PLURALITY FOR TAFT.

Major Lacey says Iowa Will give Taft
10000. Others are estimating the fig
ures from 10000 up to 100000 and over
Some money In minor amounts is be-
ing wagered against 10000, and In
cases as against $4,000. However, the
small bets made here and there are
not worth considering. They do not
represent careful investigation or in
formation. Large gambling syndicates
placing large amounts purely with the
desire to gain money. seek information
as market speculator searches for
crop news, and may be assumed to
have special knowledge. 1t is TO be
noted that this class of betters are
wagering on Taft and giving odds. MAJ
jor Lacey has been well over the state
In his senatorial campaign and has
doubt placed his estimate con-
The noise OF petty betting
and partisan bluff is of no value COM
pared to his conclusions.
1t is not unlikely that the major has
set his figures too low. this is an
state and It's vote is an
agricultural vote. II any one can mag
inc real reason why any farmer
should vote to change administrations
perhaps he can imagine also heavy
Bryan vote among the producers Of
farm products. 1t is no doubt true that
many of those who are now talking
Bryan will, when the pinch comes, vote
or Taft in their own protection.
1t is not excessively optimistic to
,xpeet heavy republican majority in
owa. Not such an overwhelming land
slide as greeted Roosevelt, but the
steady, satisfying, conclusive majority
II Iowa in ordinary years of general
election. There is much noise being
made by Mr.. Bryan's supporters, but
90 democrats properly primed with
enthusiasm, can make more noise than
regiment Of republicans are likely to
indulge in.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27

! is and that is not, to know how thi,
| much as possible, even Of the simple
things to have all possible sensations
of body. soul and mind.
There is the danger, with that GRAY
ing. that you may want to do far too
much. and may accomplish far too lit
Tie. but at the same time life Is ever
interesting and active To the man with
his eyes open
Studies of naturel studies of char
actcr. appreciation of literature and
the arts. comprehension of scientific
within the reach of the man whose
mind Is alert.
AT all events. If you cannot know
everything. you can at least have a
peep at many things which the world
has at the disposal Of man for his in
structlon and entertainment. Only the
man who knows much can realize his
own smallness. Conceit Is but the
outcome of ignorance
SO far as seeing; things is an art.
1t is the art Of keeping your eyes and
your ears open.
The art of nature is all in the di-
rection of concealment The birds. the
animals, all the wild creatures. try for
the most part to elude observation
1t is good to keep your eyes and ears
open. to realize where you are and
what you are, to look listen learn and
rejoice that you are allowed to under
stand little.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27

lature should all be Cummins men they
would be under contract to elect Lacey
senator. Vice versa. If Cummins car
| RES the primary. and every republican
member of the next legislature should
DC an anti-CumminS man. they would
stu be under contract to elect Cum-
! MINIS senator. The war on Legislative
nominees is over 1t ended when the
special session provided special pri-
mary. They have no more to do with
selecting senator now than to certify
to the result of the primary as the
county auditor certities to election re-
turns to the state executive council
or as q Judge enters up decree when
the jury brings in its verdict
But the funny thing about these an
Gent statesmen In Tama county Is not
so much that they have not yet heard
that the war is over as that they should
be harrassing Wilson. So far as the
fractional fight has gone In Iowa Will
son has not been counted as Cum
Minis man. The nearest he ever came
to it Is that he refused to bolt and
allowed his conscience to keep him
regular while the democratic candidate
has done as much talking for Cummins
as tho he were a working republican.
He likes Cummins and admires the
stand he takes on public questions,
and while he. Of course would stay
with his party and vote for Claude
Porter for senator, he shuts one eye
and fairly shorts with mirth when he
hears of an anti Cummins republican
voting for him in order to reach Wilson
and perhaps injure Cummins. He
knows that the legislature cannot pos
sbly be democratic with republican
harmony existing in almost every
county, and he knows that the repub- I
lean members of the next legislature /
are now under contract to elect either
Lacey or Cummins, whichever shall
win at the republican primary. He +
snows that the war is over, but he is
| live man.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27
WHEN WE GET TIME.
(Manson Democracy

"When we get time"-there 1t goes
again. Yes. when we get time, we
expect to do a whole lot more than
we have been doing. When we get our
house completed, and painted, and fixed
up to suit us; when we get the grounds
graded up so that the mayor and the
street commissioner will go away and
let them alone and not be building
crossings and tearing up the street so
that the grounds and the street look
as tho they We're trying to get d.
vorce from each other on the grounds
of incompatibility; when we get the
barn painted; when we get more room
in the office: after election when we
can get chance to breathe and look
after the small details of the business;
after all these things are done. then
we hope to get more time to get UP a
better paper and to get acquainted
with our neighbors. 1t may look easy.
but it takes work to get up paper and
if things ever get so that we can have
a breathing srell We'll just put in that
spell making The Democrat better
paper.
In these busy prediction times
when the country must be saved every
few minutes and the chewing tobacco
is catching fits all the time. it is we'll
to remember that there is an empty
coal bin at home and a wife full of
advice as to the proper time to see
that it is filled. The time to talk poll
tics. that is, the best time, is always
lust before election. but. in this eli
mate. that particular time is the par
ticular time that is best to hustle the
coal into the cellar. 1T Is really annoy
ing. too, when the average man thinks
ne has everything in country saving
patriotism down fine, to have to come
light down to earth and look after such
ordinary things as coal and kindling
wood, potatoes and cabbage, salt pork
md beans And Ahose storm windows
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27
THE WAR IS OVER.

1t is not unusual even in these days
of Twentieth century progress to oc-
casionally find a man who does not
know that the war is over One hun-
dred years from now the same kind Of
Il man will be living. They never die
and hence 1t is not strange that word
comes from Tama county that few
of them are in evidence there. They
call themselves republicans and have
voted the republican ticket consist
entity for many years, but they do not
like Cummins because he was elected
to the legislature some twenty years
ago as an independent republican. So,
in order to justify their complaint
against Cummins, they threaten to vote
for democrat for the legislature this
year in the hope that they might de-
feat Ward Wilson, the republican NOM
inee.. The complaint against Wilson Is
that in the special session last sum-
mer when regularly called party eau
Gus of republicans had been held and
the majority OF republican members in
the two houses had voted to support
Cummins for senator for the short
term. Wilson refused to bolt the eau
Gus. For this he is to be disciplined by
lifelong republicans voting for his
democratic opponent.
If Wilson weke an out-and out Cum
Minis man and were free to exercise
his personal choice for senator in the
next legislature, there might be some
political sense in the effort of anti
Cummins republicans to defeat him,
but Wilson will have no more to saw
in selecting the next republican sena-
tor from Iowa than a presidential
elector has in selecting a president.
That matter has been put up to the
voters in special primary, held on
election day. The state central COM |
mittee today holds the written prom
Use of every republican nominee for |
house and senate in the state except |
TWO, that they will vote for the man
,or senator who carries the primary.
If Lacey carries the primary and the
republican members of the next legis-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1908-10-27
KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN.
(The Des Moines News. !

To be pitied is the man who goes
thru life seeing nothing. or not under
standing, much less approaching. what
he sees.
To be despised is the man who be-
lieves that he sees. understands and
knows everything. who has an off-hand
explanation of his own for any phen-
omenon he comes across.
We all know that man in the street
who has no hesitation in advising the
car how to rule Russia. and who can
settle in an instant the most difficult
social questions of the day and solve
all the problems Of international di-
plomacy.
1t i. good to have craving for ex-
want to know why this