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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
g.,imtysAtisnns Der 8aIierfdac.
g0nihinnton. 20. fEebr.

Ior Sem SousnusiduB fir S1ier
mo 6luiie so6 beute Der Or. 8. @.
Gpencer. Elm britiiher @eIebrter.
nelter ouf 9ernnloiiung Oe3 geo.
Ioaiifen 0eportement5 ser fana'
6iihen 9iegierung llnteriuhuneen
ii6er 6ie 8eriuenoung Der @aiier-
frdfte Der gIiognrn.6dIe nraeiteat
bate. sic GrfI1rung nb. onB uenu
6ieie geItattet peroen ipiiroe, oieies
6ie S,enerie uno forafteriitiid)e
Shonbeit Der omerifoniihen Sale
uno @oat SsInnOs iebr beeintrah.
tiaen miiroe
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llnteriudlnnas.N .Nnsidlnf.

9G6nnp. g. g.. 20 6ebr.
Ter Senot nnbnt beute nit 80 ge.
aen 7 Stimmer Die Fage gorlage
on, pelhe oie grnennung zines aus
10 Dtitglie0ern beitebenoen ausihui.
ies sur ltnteriuhung Ser 8eriDal.
tung Der Stoot 9teiu Dort anorOnet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
4uei 9cidlcn in oen Sriimmcru ss-
innocn.
9Sittsbura. 80. 20 iSebr

cSn oen Sriimnern Ser am Nlon.
toa einoeitiirjten 5tuei Sduirr iuur.
oen beute sic 2tihen oes 45j1briaen
9opio gieeo uno oeS 44,d6riger 90.
fpor6 Sobbs geiunoen. gieeo lpobn.e
tn einem Der Sduier un0 SobbS
bate Inn einen geiuf obaeitatte.
uno mar iiber gIoht BEL ibm ge.
blieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
Sin ,,0iepcrenS4 in sdwnlitdtcn.
SpringfieI0. ., 20

SpIIIIJTIVIU, u AU' OtVl'
Der r6eoercno" 8. 6 gSbitofer
aus 0reter, gfebr.. muroe beute aern
@unoes Sommiii1r unter Der 9In.
fIaae porgefiibrt. Die Bolt 81 betrii'
aeriihen 3rpedan mibbrouht 81 ba.
ben uno unter $1.800 g 'irgidoit ben
9unoes @robgeiftporenen iiber'
mieieu. Obipobl Ser geiitlidle Serr
$1,700 boares @eIo bei iib batte,
ue;gcrte er iif) ooh, 0ieie ais 9iirg.
iflait 81 binterIeaen uno 500 es Dor,
Guartier i'm @eiangnib gu be5ieben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
epransen ami Die straFe 6inub.
Soititon. Ger, 20. 5Sebr.

cSn 6em aoit6auie ser 8rnu Sottic
Gniitb brad beutc friib elm 6euer
aus. pclbes 10 Ihnea nm lid grill
bah odt Qerionen. oenen Die bren.
nan6e 1reppe 0en ein5i9en Rettungs.
mea a6i6nitt. gum 6eniter binab'
ipron9en. Grei oerieIben trugen le'
bensgefdbrlihe 9erIetungen oapon.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
gtirbt cbeniaas.

G;oIpeitou 1cros, 19. 6cbr.
9lub DER ppcite GjcIbfieberfrante
on gor0 oes bon 8raIilien bier augt.
fontnenen Campers nGriipiu@, oer
brittle 0iii5ier grit6arO, erlng beute
Der Seuhe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
gns ser SunScs6auytituSt.

8oI6ington, 10. i5ebr.
Ger Stnntsiefrrt0r 8oot erfi1rtc
heute bem Senatsfoniite fir aus.
tpdrtiae 9e3iebunaen Die geltlm'
nunoen 6es Observation-Disclosures
apiifen Sen Ser. Siaaten uno
SSronfreih. noroui 6as aonlite be.
idlob. Oeu Gertrag eiinitig einju'
herlhten.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21

gl5iauerqie. q. d. 20 5ebr.
qie "a plitllieoer 6es rspubIitl'
lfihen 1erritorial.aomites BON yten'
Weriro inAoiirten in elmer beute ab.
oqbolieneu Sibung EGit's graiioert'
ifaits .stonoiOatur.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21

Bropin3iaTgounrrucilre Ser 8ei6aa
Der bei0en politiidNn gorteieu 81 eat.
nebmeu. um Die }tbbaltung Ger ton.
meu6ea Bablen 81 beihIemigen.
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Grp[phpn.
QolueIL Nlaii. % i5ebr.

~I4ONAs @NAif" -. tNphs
Seute friih iuuroen inioIge Grpto.
Tion zines Gompifeiiels in ser neuen
Tabrif ser .oomilior Corporation"
uno oa0urh oeruriaften einitur]es
elmer Wlouer iiebeu Ar5eter ihpcr
perlett.
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0in dlnb aeinnoen
q Deter 6nra 10 iFcbr

St Ecier bnr9. - ,yebr
Cine BON admeucb Ia Booolicn
BIER cinqeiroiierc 8r'p1:6epeihe
mel0et bic Gntocfilng eiHcr Gulrti.
tat @ofo i'm 4lcrtbe Dor angebIifl
100000 IN eiuem 1lten SiciH5ruh
Gas ac'6c Uictaa 5ei1u6 iif IN orci'
sehn aiiieu Ulor 1loubt 01B oicier
.G6ab por $1,lrhla03rtaa 3ur Bet
Der Idriaren., ,Sruoiion, Deritcdt uur.
be.
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3iucitasiscs Srsiicn.


K1rts. 20 iSebr.
Ger @i5e.9lomiral @bili6ert. ser
9onmanotur Scr iran5oiiihen 5lo:te
in Qfarotto. beridtet, odb Die ,Srou.
5oien am 16. mo II. 5ebruar III Ser
9Iabc bon 6eouIa idaucre Sample
nit 0iduren 81 bciteben bnt.en. Ger
GerIuit Der 6ran5olen betrug apei
Siijlere unO mebrere 5olonteu to0t
un0 8 Siii5iere uuo 20 Mdnu Der.
nunoet Ger gerltit Der @lduren
mar Elm iebr groBer. Tic iron3o.
iiihe 9oIonne. melde POM GbCrlteu
Saitpin beiebligt mar. iuurOe in
eincm itlmalen 6oblmege pon oen
Qlauren angegriiien umO fam cs mie.
oerboIt 5um @ono9eiedlt.
Mud in Dem Sample Nuiihcn oen
Srlppeu oes Generals 0'AmaOc unO
Wouren pom Wiaoogbra Stammc
erlitten ole 9etteren idlpere Der.
lutte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
SraufrCid.
sdlmmbias @Sidlc
QSnris 20 Spl

Eorla, 70 6e5r.
Der GriB ScIie &c 5oaon crbob
beute Dor einem 9li6ter 0cS 3uttpo.
Ii5ei9erihtS idAuere 9eihuloigun9eu
gegen ieineu Better. ocn @rnien9oni
De @oiteaono. @r behauptete nam.
lid. onB oie III Dem @ro}eiie ge9en
Sen @rofen 9oui non ojeiem norae.
lcgten griefe. pegen oereu eS sur
&rii9eIei eefommen mare 6Glihun
gen luoren tno 9oni oieS aon3 ee.
nau aeluItbt bate Ter Eriu5 Iteat
fir oos n1hite @erbor ieuiotonele
lleberrnidrunaen in Nnsiiht.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
ennthern Cotton Niipeintion. y

Illlas Ier. - Ceor
Saute trat bier Die O,t9ein Got
tor 9liociation 3u e.ner meb .ta9i'
een Sieun9 suiammen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
GetrriS,issidlsr abaebr0nnt.

Tfaron. Sn.. 10. BRbr
Der Sarners GIeootor 6abier pur.
Sc beiite 9an3Iih ourt 5eiier 5sritort.
Der gerIlit betrdet $4,000,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21
Gin wihtiQes neuts llOtae(eb.

Der 6eneraI poItmeiter erlieI, fiir,lie1
Ole Oreer, cap III 3uFunit tdolid1e 3eitunoen
an Ield1e GeIer tpeobe III omat e riidltdn-
cie finc, pon Ser SeiSroeruno curd1 cie poit
ausoeId1lcien inc. lpodenbl1tter, ceren
Geier ein y br riidit1neio Iino meroen
cbenialls BON Scr SefSroeruno ausoeId,lcIielt.
Gin Gerausoeber, rpeld1er oeoen oieIes Poit-
oeiet perItoet, bat 500 Gas erlte ,lIal uno
$500 Gas ,rpeite >1lal Straie III ,ahlen, ,pdh-
reno beim critten ,llal iein Slatt pom Ger Se-
iSreeruno oanf ausoeidPIciIen wirc.
Gir Fnb utIu uis Oue 9tuussu es in Die Gage
rect siue GnSab 9elr 9nen ireihen Az mfien,
bistsu ntht musrba oer Osrblsibsnten 5rif
i. Npl l9 - besabpn
"a uWsn Seien inbre ou9 GrOt ssssbu 70
uir et bnB fe uus niht i'm Slih loiu Oubsrn uoGbs
Snblsn, unb ein Sabr i'm Soraus, mo9lih
1nfebe ptGm III in 2 mt d 0no id0u INNER im
Sarge emeien uno bat t bort ur5nath bndr @s bdnat
st0d nti ms ob oh uir 2sisr fdsn mpnsn
nid ionosn 8eise, has cine Strnis 500
Cellars fir lm9tuua brielben oOrHbt Ter &OfinipstiOr
Uro bic Suter Der 3eiunssbraugsber nip5ren uno Omt
gtbt es tsin &erteimlf H.
,llIo Ieneet Cure Subicriptionsbe sbetr1oe
oleid, Elm, tpartct nid,t bis sum |. 1lpril, ga
es ionit paiIiren Fam, CAP cine 1lummer
nidpt oeianot miro. 9eeer, Ser peraus bc;ahlt
erhdIt cine id,Sne prdmie.
Sie ,,giOrOltrrn" "=glli'n.
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ans 3nfIanO urrluicicm.
S6cIo. 90 Sebr.

liFtf ~
Ter omerifauiid)e 3ubnar3t Ir.
Tuboudlet. Uelder Dor einiaer Belt
oui Die gIutIaqe oerhaitet nuroe.
Wft9Ie0 elmer rebolutionaren Bere'.
nigung 81 iein, iuuroc beite ali 8cr.
meTl0uug DER omcritaniiden Bot.
idoit ans Der 3ait eutluiien. obet
ibm mliaegebeu. inuerbalb 10 Iag2n
GuBIau0 81 perI1iicn
Ils Iuboldet IN Salt oeuomnlen
mur0e, Dollte i1m oie Boli}ei nid)t Qe.
itatten, lid NIT Dem bieiiaen ameri.
foulidcn aornul in 8erbinolmg al
ieecn Die 9Inaelegenbcit mur0e ais.
0onn pom @otidlniter Der Der. St1a.
ten in Ct. petersburg. Nioole. aui.
genommen, uuo oas ruiiiife q(u5.
nGrtige amt oeriprof. Dem @eian.
eeneu 81 gcitatten. nit eircm Bertre.
ter ieines SaterIanoes 81 re0eu
S}niolqe ociirn muroe Ocr amcrifi.
riide Ii3efoniul qllireO g9 Smi.b
id)liebiid IN 0eu Stan6 leiett Die
Sreiloiiurq BON Or Iuboud)et 30 or.
mirfen @abriheinlit miro Der Gof.
tor iebtudh Der Sdtueii 1brciiea uno
bort NIT icincr @ottin Iniamncutrei.
fen. peldle cine glnii,n BON aOeliqer
Scrfinit III uu0 6en Mdoheuuamcr
Srlom iiibrie Sie io1 einen aroBen
96eiI i6res 0ermoaeus aui 0ie In.
ieritiibunq Scr rcoolutionGreH geue'
qung in RuBI1ro 9auanoet 6oben
Or. 1ubouhct Scr ii6riQcns mphrere
Sabre in S0cii1 aGDobnt h1ite. MIR
oe oui 9e'c6I bes @enerlIaoaper'
neirs Oer6oiiet
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9iuflanO.
in S5anOem Der giidlfcr.

ct petersburg, 20 ,Scbr.
0os arieg$geriht, Dor or:n sic
GeuerGle StociieI, Sod ms GciB
wegeu Der llebergobc Tort 9lrtbur5
an oie 5opouer projeiiirt uur0en,
500 iih bellie Niittng sur gcratbun1
5uriid uno miro. pie Der 9oriitcuoa
mittbeilte. morgen ieine Gntidei.
oug nbgeben. Die Qbiiren 0es ge.
rotbun9s3inlmers mcr0en 0urdn
itarfe Wiilltdrpoiten beiunbt lie
&ihter iheinen iih ii6rigens oui ei.
men Iangen aanpi porjubcrc;ien.
oeun lie lieBen, ebe iie iiA 5uriid.
Sogen, 9etten un0 Yrouiaut nam
Den 3immern ihaiien.
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3taIien
gOm gapits empiana,n.

Giom. 20. 5ebr.
Der gnpit eutpfing beuie ben gi.
fhci BON Superior. isis. auguitin
Graneis Sfinner in DrTDntauoiens.
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Portugal.
Sin aomprumih.

2iiiabon. 10. 5ebr.
eB 1T befdloiien mouoen, 6E neuen
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-02-21

Die ,,,Iercitern"-3ettmn
gen haben ole 6eiehiePte
BON Ga Groiie niePt MUIR
mitibreiben ionoern nit
macPen heIfen.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
FILING MAS ACTIVE.
several Deeds and Patents of Import
ance Are Placed Tor Iiecofd
AT the Court House.

Documents filed with the county
recorder Yesterday were numerous,
including several of importance and
among which were the following
Deed from James MeNulty to John
Yelland. both of Spring Valley, Tor
consideration of $4,000. lots /. , and
4 and the west half OF the southeast
quarter of section is, township Il
north. range 81 east. Patent for this
property to McNulty was also Med
Deed from the Ely Townsite Co
to c. p. Castle to lots % and 26 IL
block 3 of East Ely. Consideration
81.
Deed from V. G. Shepard to The
Steptoe ORC Mining Co. 10 the spring
in the immediate vicinity of the tow
of Blaine. known as Mud Spring
Ten dollars and other valuable con
siderations was what was named II
the instrument.
Mrs. Hettie Paul. W. c. Gallagher
and w. J. Stewart. each owners o.
undivided one-third interests, to +
S. Pheby. the Fraction mine. located
in Robinson district Consideration
$4,000
Patent to Patrick Keelan for The
west half OF the northeast quarter
the northeast half of the southwest
quarter section IS. township | 7 nortf
of range 81 east.
Five death certificates GOVERNS
funerals conducted by him during
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
FLY ACROSS CHANNEL.
Worth $4,000 and $3.50 Cup for
Acroplanist-Wright May Try.

LEMANS, France. Oct 9.-Ten
thousand dollars and a gold cup
worth $3.50 now await the first avi-
ator who successfully crosses the
English channel in an airship of any
kind heavier than air.
Part of the $4,000 is offered by
the London Daily Mail and part by
big French champagne firm. The
Aeroplane society offers the cup.
Now that Wilbur Wright. by yes
terday's performance in carrying
passenger IL miles and now and
again rising to height of just over
100 feet in the flight, has finally &C
complished the last of Lazare Vel
ler's condition, he saws that probably
he will soon try a flight over the
channel by way of Dover and Salais.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10

The books all over the county we're
closed at the same time and within
the next few days will be forwarded
to the county clerk When the lists
have been properly printed they will
be returned TO the polling places
from which they came for reference
on November 3.
II cannot be learned for several
days yet what the exact registration
over the county was. but it is gen
orally thought that it will reach il
not exceed 2,200 voters
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
REGISTRATION CLOSED
Continued from Page one.J

Continued from Page One
to vote. are known not TO be on the
register, while II is thought THAT
there are many others in the same
predicament.
The refusal of the county commits
sioners to allow voting precincts to
be established at Kimberly and the
Ruth, kept these men from register
ing. as the larger portion of them
will not go TO Riepetown to register.
At Smelter the registration is also
heavy. 400 voters being on the roll
when it closed
East Ely shows a total of 203
voters on her registry book.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
MEETS SUDDEN DEATH.
Boy of II, Member of Brewers Fam
lily. Found Dead When Called.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Oct. ED
die Busch. Jr son of the nephew
of Adophus Busch. the millionaire
brewer of ST. Louis, died suddenly
here tonight. He was ii years old
and has been in i'll health. He was
called 10 go to dinner tonight with
the family at the hotel when he re-
marked he felt too tired to enter the
dining room Laying across the bed
a few minutes unnoticed he was later
spoken 70 and did not answer. He
was found 10 be dead.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10

present, has been called for next
Wednesday evening at the stock ex-
change At this time steps will be
taken to reorganiZe the club for the
winter
The Strollers will do much toward
putting new life into local society
and the hope is generally expressed
that the reorganization will be per-
fected They propose to invite a
number of young men 10 join the
club and will give series of dances,
the first of which is to take place
the latter part of this month. The
membership will be limited to 40.
At the meeting it is expected that
officers for the year will be elected
and other necessary details for or
ganization be given attention.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
GRAHAM At BLAINE.

w. b. Graham passed yesterday at
Blaine. returning to Ely last even
ing. Mr.. Graham brought with him
several sacks of samples taken from
the vein recently encountered in a
tunnel drifted under the shaft. The
assay returns from these will mean
much to the owners as a good average
will mean that a continuous body
extends from the bottom of the shaft
TO the tunnel level about 200 feet
below In the shaft the values aver
age $50 to the ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
CHANGE ON SUBURBAN TRAIN
NO 81.

For accommodation of those wish
ing to attend political meeting at
Ely Saturday night. Oct. 10th. Smelt-
er suburban train No. 81 leaving Ely
at 1920 p. m. will be held to leave
Ely at II p. m, arriving McGill at
11:40 p. m. returning on regular
schedule. reaching Ely at 1890 a. m.
Mines special train for Copper Flat.
Kimberly and Veteran will leave Ely
at 12:35 a. NJ.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
ADD NEMIANDS

Tonight Senator Newlands will ad-
dress meeting TO be held in Phil
lips hall in East Ely. He will leave
tomorrow morning for Phoebe. going
out on the special train of the Re-
publican candidates, by whom he was
yesterday accorded the courtesy.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10

Yesterday was a busy day indeed
for Sir Francis. The far famed New
lands. ready-to-wear. blown in the
bottle. guaranteed not 10 wear off
smile was ever present in the dis
trict while his arm worked with
pump handle precision as he was in
troduced by his henchmen 10 the
boys" and made graceful acknow-
ledgment of the fact. He did not
show the effects of the experiences of
the previous night To any extent. al
though he had been busily engaged
for several hours following his ar
rival in Ely rounding up the boys
and feeding them the real Demo
cratic stun, booze.
Although after his arrival here the
senator, his drum corps and his
henchmen visited in turn the Court
Exchange, Crescent. Northern. Ne
yada, Allyn's place. Apex, Southern
Club, Miners. Capitol and Montana
bars, in each of which three cheers
for the candidate were called for.
and the night made hideous by the
din raised by the drums of his ad-
mirers, yet his smile was just as af-
fable and his handshake as ready as
If he had retired on time.
The meeting last night was attend
ed by a crowd of curiosity seekers.
most of whom went for the purpose
of seeing the human iceberg from
California and for no other cause.
This morning Mr.. Newlands will go
to the mines, returning in time to
hold meeting in East Ely this even
ing He will leave for Phoebe Sun
day morning on special train for
the purpose of carrying his campaign
m t.tb her
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
VERY DULL DAY.

Yesterday was one of the dullest
days locally. except for political ru-
mors and reports of various kinds,
from news standpoint seen in the
district for some time. Everyone
seemed to be greatly interested in
what the candidates were doing that
they would not make a move.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
CROWD ENJOYS DANCE.

A large crowd was present at the
weekly dance of Manager Polly at
the skating rink Thursday evening.
On account of the political meetings
there will be no dance this evening,
the one Thursday night taking its
place.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
MRS. CAROTHERs RETURNS.

Mrs c. Carothers returned last
evening from Salt Lake, where she
passed several days with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. ID. Buntin.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
FROM CHERRY CREEK

r. W. Hulse returned last even
ing from Cherry Greek to which point
he made a flying trip on business yes
terday morning
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
M'kINI.EY IN TOWN.

W. j. Mckinley. storekeep at
Kimberly. passed yesterday in Ely
on business returning to his home
last evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
WISE IN TOWN.

Herman Wise. of Shelter, passed
yesterday afternoon in Ely follow
ing visit 10 the mines yesterday.
He returned 10 Smelter last evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10

Copper Flat the run was made back
TO Ely without further stop arflRal
there terminating the daylight pro
gram. unquestionably the most sue
cessful in the political history OF the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
LOCAL-PERSONAL
RETURN FROM COAST.

Mrs. G. H. Linsley and daughter,
Miss Anne. returned last evening
from Monterey. Cal. where they were
for several months on a vacation
stay
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
RETURN FROM MICHIGAN.

Mrs. James Couzens and two
daughters have returned from Char
levoix, Mich, where they passed sew
eral weeks as the guest of Mrs
Couzens' mother.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
MRS. ALLISON BETTER.

Mrs. Jean Allison. who for several
weeks has been confined to her home,
a victim of hay fever. is very much
better and will probably he about as
usual soon
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
BACK FROM LAKE.

DR.. and Mrs. w S. Lindquist re
turned last evening from Salt Lake
after stay of several days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
Happenings Of
A Day in the
District
MEYERS FROM LAKE.

W l.. Meyers, after stay of sew
eral days, has returned from Salt
Lake.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-10-10
SCIENCE

Regular Christian Science services
are held in Graham hall, Ely, every
Sunday at IL Subject for October
il, Are Sin Disease and Death
real2"
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TRAIN AGAIN DELAYED.

The incoming passenger last even
ing was delayed at Cobre for more
than an hour owing to the lateness
of No. 3 on the S. p. out of Ogden
1t arrived in Ely an hour and five
minutes late last night.
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Phone 63-K when wanting laundry
called for and work will be salts
factorily done by the Troy laundry.
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REPUBLICANS BIG DAY
CONTINUED From Page One

be elected. the capital interested in
the enterprise prefers to lose its $50
900 rather than assume the larger
obligation. This instance was cited
as one showing the trend in the coun-
try, the absolute lack of confidence
in the Democray and the determine
ton of capital to rest on its oars
and remain at standstill in the event
of the election of Bryan, a course
sure to follow such result and that
in a few months would bring ruin
to thousands and turn hundreds of
thousands upon the highways in poy-
erty
NEWLANDS No FRIEND OF LABOR
Mr.. Grain and Mr. Reeves spoke
of the part of the laboring man in
the campaign. of their own work and
interest in the ranks of labor and
asked the votes of the men before
them in support of the Republican
candidates, in the belief that they
would fare better at their hands. be-
cause closer to them and having
greater interest in the continuance of
prosperity and the dealing of justice
to all. As Mr.. Flanagan had present.
ed 1t. labor could look for nothing
from Mr.. Newlands, who stood aloof
from that class and had no under
standing of it's needs, it's troubles and
its struggles, because he had never
had the experience of poverty or of
the necessity for earning his own liv-
ing by the sweat of his brow
GOOD RIEPETOMN MEETING.
Following the speech making at
Veteran. the train party repaired to
the dining hall of the boarding house
where special meal was served,
thanks for which was due Superin-
tendent Seagrayes. Later trip was
made around the great Cumberland
Ely property and the train then ia
ken to the Riepetown stopping place.
from where those on board the train
walked to that town. They were
greeted there by a good audience.
which heard short addresses from
Mr. Flanagan, Col. Maxson. Judge
Brown. who rejoined the party here,
and G. II. Reeves. along the lines
spoken on at the previous meetings.
Much applause was given the gentle
men at this as at the other meet
ings. Leayisg Riepetown, the run
was made TO Copper Flat. where but
a short time was spent, Superintend
ent Vanderhoeff conducting the par
ty to the pit to witness the gigantic
work of the steam shovels. Leaving
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Fashionable dressmaker. Corne
hurry and High streets. :
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Get your cold meats and cold
at Fuller's, Aultman St If
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the month of September, we're aled
by +. {. Griffin, undertaken for Nevin
4 Brown.
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\ meeting at which all of the for
mer members of the now defunct
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MEETING Is CALLED.

Exchange Wednesday TO Per-
feet Reorganization.
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Death o. Mr. wilkins.

Mrs Robert f. Davis on yesterday
received telegram advising her OF
the death OF her brother.lnlaw. Mr.
Charles II wilkins OF Norfolk Va.
Mr.. wilkins some years ago married
Miss Nettle Roux. formerly OF this
city, and she Is well known and has
many frlonds here, her early life hay.
Ing been spent In this city.
Mr. Wilkins. while a young man.
vas one Of the most prominent bust.
ness men OF Norfolk was large real
estate owner and operator in that
city, and was one ot the original pro.
moters OF Greater Norfolk, which
brought about the jamestown Expo.
sition. lie was also prominently
idensiaed with banking circles.
The many friends OF Mrs wilkins
here viii deeply sympa,hlEe with her
Ia her bereavement.