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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29

The prospeetor, the miner and the
investor have no need TO look beyond
Ely district and White Pine county
and certainly not beyond Nevada, fol-
opportunities sufficient in magnitude
to engage all their attention. Ely
district Is in itself a yeritable en-
pire of mineral wealth, the develop
ment of which has only commenced.
The proven areas of today will be
greatly widened in the next few
years through exploitation that Is alb
solutely certain. Not only that, but
the wealth of the proven area as it
now stands will be vastly increased
through the development constantly
going ahead. Proof of this is at
hand of the most convincing eharae-
ter in the results which have attend
ed prospecting on the property of
Nevada Consolidated south from Cop
per Flat since the III idle of the
year and which has resulted in find
ings that promise TO bring about an
immense increase in the amount of
ore resources of that company. above
the $500. 900 tons of additional ore
that the company has placed in sight
through development during the
present year. Cumberland Ely In
prosecuting mining in the Veteran
has during the year entered upon
considerable quantities of new high
grade ore. Giroux has been In prom
inence with several important strikes
of high grade in the course of its
development since the middle OF the
year. About the holdings of these
companies are several properties
which have been demonstrated in the
ore belt through prospecting and de-
velopment which has raised them to
the right of consideration as highly
valuable holdings within the last six
months. The next six will allow of
much wider and more extensive OPP
erations on the edge of the proven
territory. for the reason that money
is again coming out for mining and
that copper properties are once more
/ taking place in the eyes Of mining
+ investors. Great things are with and
ahead of Ely district. White Pine
/ county and Nevada. The next veal
will witness tremendous strides in
the development of their wonderful
resources. They are as attractive il
their developed and undevelopeC
wealth today as will be found any
where in the world and far more at
tractve on the solid basis of merit II
proven ground than any other feel,
now open
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
NOW FOR BUSY TIMES.

The settlement yesterday Of tn
differences which existed between
the train crews of the Nevada Con
solidated At Copper Flat ard rhi
management of the company give
occasion for the extension of congrat
ulations to those on both sides of tn,
controversy There is also occasion
for the district 10 shake hands Will
itself
The settlement as brought about
establishes a new and closer rela-
tionship between Manager Lakenan
and the men in the employ of the
companies over which he has direc-
ton. They know him better and he
knows them better, and the closer
acquaintance is advantage Gus on
both sides Al the close OF the ar
rangement entered upon yesterday.
each side felt confidence IN the other
and when questions arise in future
between employees of the allied inter-
ests in the camp and the manage
ment this confidence will play very
important part in preventing hasty
steps,
With the Copper Fiat difficulty dis
posed of there is nothing standing
in the way of splendid industrial and
business progress in the district. All
conditions favor large and rapid adj
vance and the last month of the pres
ent yeaT and the succeeding months
of the new year should witness the
most soundly prosperous times in the
history of the camp. Every business
man, every professional man. every
working man and every corporate in
terest in the district is in line 10 par
tlcipate in the steadily improving
times which are ahead Of rs and
which mean large growth in popula-
ton and great expansion in CONNER
cial aud industrial activity during
the next several years.
The pay roll of the camp for this
month will be the largest in its his
tory, despite the week 5 work lost at
Copper Flat. Next months pay roll
will be stin larger and that of each
succeeding month must show gain,
as has each month during the pres
ent year. Absolutely nothing now
stands in the way of such steady ad-
vancement The atmosphere has
been cleared for long time 10 come
by the Copper Flat affair closed yes
terday, 50 far as labor matters are
concerned and there is nothing tc
bother progress on this all importan
score As to increase in operations
here in mining and the production
of copper, everybody knows tina
those interests engaged with tbei
millions in the largest operations il
the district that have ever been out
lined for a copper camp in the world
are anxious to crowd their output u
as fast as possible and are doing al
in that respect that money, brai
and Drawn can bring about. And ey
cry additional pound or copper pre-
duced means just that much NOR
money distributed among the peopl
of the comp, all of whom, directl
or indirectly, get a share, while a
output mounts the ladder populatio
must grow in proportion in orde
that the work may be handled.
The outlook is mighty bright &c
Ely district Do your share in hell
ing with the splendid growth it
bound to make.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-11-29
TO GRAND DISTRICT.

Col Richard \. Riepe has sent
Emil Kaiser and II. c. Camp TO the
Grand district to do assessment work
on properties which he holds there.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Come In and See Complete Line Of Ladies and Misses Fall Hats
White Bros. Dept. Store

The city authorities are serious
" considering proposition to
adopt the new system of oiling
the streets to keep the dust down.
A gentleman from Chanute, Kan. :,
was here few days ago and the
matter was discussed at some
length at the council meeting
Tuesday, The alderman will inves-
tigate and may oil a few blocks ON
Main street as an experiment.
The estimated cost is $50 block.
Rocky Ford Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Many Thanks.

While majority Of the sub
scribers Of The Chieftain have
settled their arrearages to this pa
per, there remai4s small list OF
those who have not, and we wish
to remind them that a late ruling
ot the postoffice department
places limit on the length OF
time subscriptions to weekly pa
pers may be in arrears. If a sub
scriber is delinquent more than
a year. the publisher must pay
one cent postage per week on
each paper mailed, which will be
prohibitory for most publications.
This ruling places all weekly
publications in position where
they must secure renewals from
subscribers who are delinquent
over a year.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04

Many people suffer great deal
from Kidney and Bladder troubles.
During the past few years much Of
this complaint has been made unnec-
essar" by the use of DcWitt's Kidney
and Rlaader Pills. They are anti
septic and are. highly recommended for
weak back, backache. rheumatic pans,
inflammation OF the bladder and all
other annoyances due to weak kid
neys. They are sold by lkelman
Bros.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04

When yon have cold you may
he sure that it has been caused in
directly by constipation and conse-
quently you must first Of all take
something to move the bowels. This
is what has made Ksnnedy's Laxa-
tive. Cough Syrup 70 successful and
SO generally demahded. 1t does not
constipate like most OF the old fash
ioned cough cures, but on the other
hand it gently moves the bowels and
at the same time heals irritation and
allays inammation Of the throat. Sold
by Ikelman BroS
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
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The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04

Foley. Kidney Remedy will cure any case Of
kidney or bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach Of medicine. No medicine csn do
more. The Holly Phara,acy.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Strictly Local

Charley Lozar can now appro-
priately be called the ''candy kid"
siuce he had that dental work done.
Mrs. Charley Utter returned
home from an extended Mountain
trip, last Tuesday.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
ANNUAL FAIR
Prowers County Fair Assn
LAMAR, COLORADO
Sept. 9Th, 9th, 10th. 1lth
Sept. 9Th, 9th. 10th, 11th

GOOD SPEED pRoGRAM-LARGE PREMIUM LIST
MANY SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
management OF the Fair Association is putting forth its
Utmost provide best fair in the history OF Prowe
county, the urged
der that agricultural horticultural live stock exhibits
be thoroughly Of the of the Bring
in your Exhibits!
The Fair continue FOUR DAYS instead of three as here
tofore purpose the additional day being to afford better
opportunity farmers and Others for bringing in their exhibits
Entries may any of the second day
No admission charged on first day.
Plenty and shade the Fair Grounds for picnic
parties. Bring your dinner and spend the day!
Anyone desiring Premium List obtain at the Chief
tain Office JV. SAYLER, Secretary.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Delights Of the Sea.

The Colorado & Southern'i low
rates and splendid service placea the
Mexican Gull within only few
hours distance. Let Us tell you OF
the splendid attractions
T. E. FISHER,
General Passenger Agent, Denver,
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Garden City Wants First Plant.

O0EUCu 0bty W0utS . ~ IDS souss
Garden City intends to have the
first Of the three plants con-
-tructed by the Kansas. Colorado
Electrical Transmission company.
At well-attsndsd pnbic meet.
ing held last Tuesday at the Iu-
dustriaI clnb strong resolutions
We're adopted, having been recon-
mended to the public meeting by
the standing committee on elec.ri-
cal project.
Mrs, Tom Harmon has returned
from extended visit to Rocky
Ford and vicinity and is glad to
be he mo again.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04
Seed Wheat

We have some choice wheat
seed of the Turkey red variety for
sale.
GRANADA MILLING AND ELEvA-
TOR 70.
GRANApA, Colo.
The Holly chieftain., 1908-09-04

JOHN a. WILLIAMS. Register.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
NEWS or smuBUrA.

Shubuta, Miss, Oct. si.--tspeeiaL) ---Mr. T. c. MeCollurn, formerly of Richton. Miss, arrived here Thursday morning He will remain here few 1ays and then so, to. his home In Georgia. '@
 Miss Fay Moore, principal of the De Soto High School. visited her parents the last of the week.
 Nr. and Mrs. D.! W. Heidelberg left Friday for Jackson, SMiBs,. whefe they VIII spend several days at the State Fair. - ,..--. s.... ness meeting Friday, afternoon. with Miss Ruby Kettles. The meeting was to have been held, on Thursday after noon. but owing to the, funeral pf the little son Of Mir. and Mrs. Fl M aplnks 1t was postponed,
 MT. and Mrs. S. H. Floyd of, Mer- idlan spent the latter part of the week in Ehubuta. .l ,s
 II la announced that H. H. 'Kopfnan. special agent of the National Associa- ton Of Audobon societies. will be In town wednesday. November 5th.
 He win give a stereoptlcan exhibi- ten in connection with lecture on "Bird Life and its Importance to Man. kind" at the Opera House on the night of the sth.
 E. IT. Rosengrant who left some time since with five of his Poland China hogs to attend the Montgomery and Birmingham fairs, has returned and Is now exhibiting fourteen prize ribbons, ten of which are first prizes. At Birmingham his hogs took four first and two second premiums and at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
AN OPEN LETTER

To the Editor of The Advertiser and
 Want the people of sxontgomery to
 know that write the following voi-
 untariiy--Hsrry |. Goodiel.
 I write these few lines out of gratI- tude for what Mi-o-na has dope for me for dyspepsia and indigestion
 I have suffered for the past five years. and have tried different doctors, but have had no relief until I bought a 50 cent box of Mi-o-na from our drug store eR. W. knowlton's) here a short time ago.
 The first box cid me so much good that I immediately purchased another one. and now feel better than have at any time in the past i've years. Am able to eat anything and avery thing. and get good nights sleep af- forwards.
 Was so bad at one time that all I was able to eat for over a month was a raw egg in a half glass of milk. twp or three times a day.
 would earnestly advise anyone suffering as was from dyspepsia, to give this remedy fair trial. I remain, gratefully yours Harry h ooodiei, No. 9 l-2 River St., Astabuis, O.
 Mi-o-na Is the only logical dyspep+ sia remedy on the market today. It is not a disester. It does not contain. a particle of pept.n. It cures by build ing up the muscular walls of the stom- ach, and making the stomach so strong and perfect that 1t Is able without arti- fciai help to digest an ordinary meal with ease. and without discomfort. s
 The experience of Mir. Goodiel is . common one, and 1t Is safe to say that Mi.o-na tablets have cured more acute and chronic diseases of the stomach than any other medicine. K. c. Few Ter sells it at 80 cents box. and guar antees it to cure or money back.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
GOOD ROADS IN BULLOCK.
Citizens VIII Vote on Issue of BOndl

Citizens VIII Vote on Issue of Bonds.
 Union Springs. Oct. S1.--(Special.)- whether bonds shall be issued for the purpose of building good roads in Bullock Is a live subject here and much is being written and said abS@t the issue.
 Many favor an increase of road tax rather than place such a heavy debt on the county. Every one seems to be thoroughly aroused and Tuesday will be a lively day around the polls in Bullock on this issue, as well as on the new county amendment and the Presidential election.
 J. c. Lawrence entertained the Query Club last evening when SIX o'clock dinner was served. Afterwards an excellent paper was read by Hugh Caldwell on The Benefits to be De- rived From Scientific Farming"
 The next meeting will be with Rev. R. L. Bell, when the subject for dis Monopoly in Cotton Production7"
 At a Halloween party last night at the home of Miss Minnie Lee Rainer, ghosts walked, fortunes were told, bones rattled. skeletons swayed to and fro. apples were dived for and many other superstitions tried.
 A large crowd was present and this was counted as one or the most en- joyable of the B. Y. P. U. socials.
 Judge J. c. McAndrew. of Montgom- cry, was here yesterday.
 Ike Hendon, of Marion, was a pleas ant visitor to the city yesterday.
 Bullock County Is feeling good over many prizes won at the Fair in Mont gomery. Every horse except one that went down to the Fair captured a prize. These returned horses are still sporting their ribbons and their own CTS are very proud of them.
 All of our chickens came back with honors as did also the fine Jerseys belonging to MT. Hall. of Midway.
 Mrs Simmons entertained the Mag azine Club Thursday afternoon. de- lightful program was rendered and as a souvenir of a happy occasion each lady was presented with a large chry- san tn emum tied with the club colors.
 News has been received here that Rev A. J Monerief, former pastor of the Baptist Church here, now at Forsyth. Ga. has accepted a call to the Tabernacle Baptist Church In Ral- eigh. N. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

the most popular and brightest young women in the State.
 Her father is one of the most prom inent and wealthy men in the county.
 The remains of this beautiful girl will be brought home for burial She was just eighteen years old.
 Bill Long, who left Sand Mountain for oklahoma about fifteen yearn ago, passed through Scottsboro yesterday in covered wagons. having driven all the way back. His stock were as me specimens as could De found anywhere.
 He became dissatisfied and moved back more to set good water than anything, he said.
 The. Alabama Synod of the Cumber- land Presbyterian Church will meet at scottsboro next Thursday, November 5. It is proposed to protract the meet ing after the business session is over.
 Little Ida Hasper, the 10-year.oid daughter of Mir. and Mrs. B. Harper, of Box Cove, near town. one day last week picked 232 pounds of cotton. This is a remarkable record for a child.
 There was cotton picking given by the, Methodist Sunday School and the proceeds was given to the orph anage at Summerfiefd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
SUITS, AGAINST SHERIFF.
Hawaen May Have Many Actions to
 Defend.

Birmingham. Oct. si.-tspecial)- rpiiowine the, filing of a suit for dam ages by. one of the men arrested in the social club" known as The Her. flftaRe," on q raiders warrant by dep- uty sheriffs, directed at Sheriff E. L.. HiRden, of Jefferson county. there are fumora that a number of other suits will be filed against that official
 It Is stated that the sheriff has been assured all the legal assistance he needs to defend the suits that are ex- pected growing out of the raids in the enforcement of the prohibition law.
 The suit filed by Chalstron, who claims residence in Chicago. will seek to cast water on the validity of the raiders. warrant. In the raid on The Hermitage Club several strangers were taken in, including some sewanes football meh.
 As a consequence of the efforts of the sheriff and Law and Order League to enforce the prohibition law and the raids under the raiders warrants. great care Is being taken by the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

the people os the tSndSne$ of 'een- traiized form of government under the Republican administration.
 Mir. Dent was frequently interrupted by real enth usia stic appiause.
 There is very little enthusiasfn m this county over the sleetion and there win De considerable opposition even among the we'll informed voters. on the amendments and the local bond issue for good roads.
 Mir. Dents speech. though not touoh- ing upon these county and State mat ters. win have q tendency to enthuse those who heard him upon the irn- portance of the election to the State and nation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
won,somery six nrst and two second

Montgomery six nrst and two second premiums.
 Mrs. c. ". Leggett entertained the Home Mission Society Wednesday Afternoon. The tlme was most pleas Ahtiy spent In making tiny socks for .'sock sociap to be held in the near future. Delightful refreshments were served by Misses Emma McLen- don and Maggie Johnston and Mrs. F. F. Mccormick.
 It was decided by the ladies to give for their next public entertainment an oyster supper. the time for which will be announced next week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
standara of xsivlne.

St. Louis Republic ~
 The standard of living Is polite fic- satisfaction with the conditions we would like to have. not in comparison with the American ideals of wage earners worthy Of their hire and gain ing freely enough to own their homes. support their families. and educate their children. but with tae conditions which obtain in Europe The standard of living in this country Is not so high as it should be and not 80 high as It economical harEnonv hetween- the rate of wages and cost of living increased enormously py insistencs on priviieEe begetting tariff.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
FOR CAST rRoN PIPE.
Birmingham and Chaftanooga 3idding
 an Comtructas

Birmingham, oct. 3i i.--tEpeciaL)-- Birmingham and Chattanooga district cast iron pipe manufacturers are bid- ding on a number of orders for cast iron pipe. the awards to be made be- tween November 4th and 18th. and the indications are that before the end of the coming month there will have bean enough business received to war rant 6 full fesnnption in every pipe plant In the entire South.
 Among orders that are being looked for are . good slice in Nashville. De- troit. Milwaukee, Chicago, Los Angeles and San Francisco. There Is q rumor that San Francisco will during the coming year need as much, cast iron pipe as q single plant in this section can reasonably care for. but the busf- ness is being watched for attentlvely.
 Either Birmingham or Chattanooga will land the Nashville contract week after next.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
rhe T.,I Wans she poe.

If Jefferson County now presumes to be 'the Boss" in State politics. be- cause she has forty-four delegates in
 our State Conventions, what will she try to do after the census of 1910, when her prorate of delegates will be nearly double that numberg Pro mote political harmony in the State by voting for the new county amend ment. which will reduce the size of Jefferson. --Adv.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01

@eiubs' and every person admitted must show a card.
 If one half of the people file suits who have been arrested recently on the raiders warrants. the sheriff will be defending suits aggregating over two million dollars.
 Several lawyers are offering to take the suits against the sheriff on con- tingent fees. The outcome of the cases promises to be Interesting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
The Thin End of the Wedxs.

Jefferson County is growing 60 rich
 she Is about to place her county ofi. eers on salaries instead of fees. This will force the other counties to do likewise. and that means heavier taxes. Vote for the new county amendment and nip this danger in the bud by re- ducing the size of Jefferson. --.AdN.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
MIR. DENT AT LUvERNr.
Democratic Nominee Speaks On x
 ffOnaI Tanuea

tiOnaI Tasues.
 Luverne. Oct, 31-(Special)-~1 g. H. Dent. of Montgomery, nominee for Congress from this district, made an able, patriotic speech to large audi. ence in Luverne last night.
 His speech was upon national issues and he proved himself worthy of the honor conferred upon him by the Dem. trict.
 Mir. Dent charged in his speech ana challenged any one to controvert 1t. that every panic of which this couti . try knows, came upon the people dur ing Republican administration.
 He discussed the tariff and warned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-11-01
DEATH OF MISS ROACH.

Jackson County Young Woman Dies In
 The West.
 scottsboro. Oct Especial Miss Annabell Roach, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L. R. Roach, died of typhoid fever in New Mexico last week.
 She went out there to teach school. Her mother reached her just before she died
 Miss Roach graduated at the Baptist Institute at this place and was one of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-26

One of the carts of the Water bury Ice corporation got into trouble on Bank street last evening right where the city has had the street open for the purpose of changing hydrant. It seems part of the pavement was loose or all of 1t had not been replaced for the wheels of the cart went down in the earth-sinking the wheels almost to the hubs. The cart went down in such a way tha. the horses were jerked into the air but were not in- jured. The shaft of the cart was smashed, breaking Tn two. The wheels were embedded so securely in the earth that it was necessary to unload the wagon and then get an extra pair of horses to pull it out.
 A broken trolley wire tied up the trolley service for about an hour and half in this section last even- ing. Shortly before '. o'clock a large piece of a live wire fell direct ly in front of Walkers store. The wire extended as far as the Bank street and had it not been noticed immediately some serious accident might have resulted. While the car crews were awaiting the arrival of the construction car, they with the policemen on duty in this section kept people from going near the wire A rope was procured and struck across the street In such a manner that everybody was kept some distance from the wire. h. spector Louis Van Lott at length sue eeeded in getting the wire on a pole and secured it there until the work men arrived to fix 1t.