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The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
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discovered by science, and in
connection with Beta Naphthol,
which is both germicidal and
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health and active life.
This c o m bin alton of cur
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The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23
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The. carminitives add prop
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The combination of the whole
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The Greeley tribune., 1908-01-23

cHeRaY Jvleg eoeoH ssNop
A new idea in Cough Syrups.
This preparation owes its ct.
ficiency to the presence of Wild
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set, Horehound and Syrup.
All of these have been known
for hundred years as remedies
for coughs and hoarseness.
In Rexall Cherry Juice Cough
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The pathological properties
of each ingredient does its own
particular work in easing the in.
famed membranes, loosening
the phlegm and setting up .
condition of health in the bron.
chial and nasal passages.
One spoonful win relieve the
inflamed membranes and tempo
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ceedingly pleasant to the taste
children like it. Per Bottle, Sc.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-21
LARGE SHELTER
CLOSE TO CARSON

The Western Shelter Corporation,
the newly organized and independent
smelter which was incorporated April
9Th, is now certainty and as it will
operate entirely independent OF the
trust, will fill long felt want :" the
mining interests of this State
The plant will be located FIVE and
a half miles northeast of Carson, on
the banks of Carson river, and on the
site of the old Merrimac & Brunswick
plant, which was in operation in that
section some 40 odd years ago, and
which is still we'll remembered by
many of the old timers.
For distance of from one-half to
four miles from where the plant will
be located the company has secured
all the fiuxes and iron Enough cop
per and gold ores are on the dumps of
nearby mines to start the smelter and
keep it running for some time in the
future, but as the company will OPP
crate one of the largest smelters in
the West it will be able TO handle all
the ores shipped 1t.
The Western Shelters Corporation
was incorporated for 100000
shares. The officers are: James A
Yerington. president; P. B. Warner,
vice-president and general manager,
/ Mr.. Warner left last evening for
New York and other Eastern cities in
the interests of the corporation and
upon his return the plant will be hui.
ried to completion.-Re Gazette.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-21
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
DESERVED TRIBUTE TO MINERS.

prominent Chicago divine recently paid the follow
tribute the who dig from the hills their stores of
ious
Il admire the miners clean
downfall
Nobody wronged The
satisfaction
robbed though he
sand millionaire.
exchange in building
available wealth The richer
richer richer because other
100000
the worlds wealth AS look at the mat
ter, The only
peshable wealth While he meets want his
wealth therefore like
producers of country
to enua his o. n
the the Reno adds following truth
statements
of every o.
this section
mining the chief prosperity
the who
but entire community The the gold
store of the national wealth
producer
of
bringing with thousands of him
and
his head his
morning
about the
n o
thing the McIntyres
publicity
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-21
FREIGHTERS ARE
KEPT QUITE BUSY

jamestown and Hornsilver, both
tributary to Goldfield, have livened
up things among the merchants and
business men of this city, and every
story that is told by those who re-
turn from either is to the effect tha.
the outlook is better than ever. The
old automobiles that were in use be-
fore the advent of the railways from
the south and north, are again n
service.
Freighting outfits that have not
been earning much money for year
past are also busy. 1t is the repeti-
ton of Sodaville, when Tonopah WIS
discovered, and again from the latter
point when Goldfield came up for
recognition as a camp. Later on
Bullfrog and its many camps requir-
ed stages, automobiles and freight
ing outfits.
daily for the new camps is hard t.
estimate, as they are going in all
I kinds of conveyances. BY rail ~
Cuprite the fare from Goldfield is 80
cents, and the stage fare to Horn
silver is 81 additional. The auto
mobile ride is close to double that
4 figure. with four machines for hire.
A man who has been in the freight
ing and transportation business ever
since Goldfield started, said last
night:
"Conservatively estimated, shoull
say there were now on an average
daily leaving this city, ten two-horso
five fours and two Fights. The charge
for freight is at the rate of cent a
pound. understand that a bette.
rate is being made by the railway
and freighters from Cuprite
Water is 81 barrel.
Judge j. w, Deane and associates
have struck good pay rock on block
of the Deyling, ond the Silver King
ground.
Frank Marine, J. LeGrand ans
Frank Marisch came in from James
town yesterday with some very rict
specimens of ore which came from
a new find in a crosscut alta dept
of fifty feet on the Schultz lease
some 400 feet distant. and what il
believed to be on the same vein
Thomas F. Barnes and associates ar,
packing and piling up ore for a tria
shipment.
The jamestown residents are no
doing to be outdone by any othe
camp The jamestown Telephon,
and Telegraph Company has been or
ganized. and according to prelim
mary survey, connections will b
made with Goldfield and outsid
points with the stretching of twent,
miles of wire, at an estimated cos
of 5000 a mile. The Jamestow
News, weekly paper. will make it
appearance next Tuesday for the frs
time. under the direction of j. N
LeGrand. --Goldfield Tribune.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-21


interviewed
following cold
gradually
conditions ghtng
o
iment
results
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-21
on THE JUMP.

The last time I gave YOU money.
said the kindly old lady, you prom
Used you wouldn't walk right into 4
saloon and spend it.
Oats right lady. said the hobo.
Yes. but as soon as you got the
money YOU did
Say. lady. don't youse know de
difference between a walk and a
sprint9 Philadelphia Press.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-05-21

Certificates of location at this
Office.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
POND TRAGEDY
VERDICT FARCE
CORONER'S ENDING OF DREW IN.
QUEST CAUSE OF MUCH DIS
SATISFACTION.

TROY, n. Y. July 31.-Coroner
Strope, who ended the inquest into
the tragic death OF Hazel Drew, the
beautiful young victim of the Teal
pond mystery yesterday. made public
his verdict today.
He finds that death was due TO q
blow on the back OF the head. ipnict
cd with some blunt instrument. IN
some manner unknown"
rhe peculiar wording of the verdict
has caused much dissatisfaction. IN
view OF the positive testimony of ply
sicians at the inquest that the wound
could not have been self.infiicted. II
Is the general opinion that the yerGlc'
should at least have made II clear
that the girl was murdered.
AS II Is. It is felt that the verdict
simply gives The officials an excuse
to drop further investigation. This
practically Is what has been done
The county authorities have given M
the chase for the murderer and the
mystery now Is added to the list OF
unsolyed crimes that have been. com
mitted I'm Rensselaer, county.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
SWING BIC STICK
At HARTMAN RVS.
GOVERNMENT AGENTS SEEK
FOR EVIDENCE IN CHICAGO
FOR BASIS OF ATTACK.

CHICAGO, July 31.-The Record
Herald says: Special agents OF the
government are In Chicago trying to
collect evidence to substantiate pro-
ceedings for the disruption OF the
Hartman system OF railroads upon
the ground that the combination is In
violation of the Sherman antitrust
act.
For more than a week Ralph Nj. Nc
Kenzie has been working among the
shippers with view to ascertaining
how the Hartman combination has
been used. II used at all, to stifie COM
petition and restrain trade. On Spe-
cial Agent McKenzies new calling list
are all of the traffic men of the big
industries In the city. His investiga-
ton Is taken as meaning that the big
stick" has again begun to swing over
the Hartman lines.
The special agents work Is directed
toward getting information from the
shippers with respect to conditions be-
fore the combination of the Union Pa.
cific, the Southern Pacific, the Oregon
Short Line and the Oregon Railroad
and Navigation Co. and a comparison
between those conditions and the con.
ditions which exist today.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
JEALOUS, He KILLS
SELF AND TWO
DAUGHTERS
BREWERY WORKER OF GRAMS
TON, r. T., WRITES FAREWELL
NOTE TO WIFE BEFORE TURN.
ING ON THE GAS.

PROVIDENCE. r. l., July 81
Jealous and respondent because his
wife left yesterday. for three weeks
visit to relatives at Hartford. Leon
ard Hendricks. 81 years DID, who had
charge OF the Narragansett Brewery
cellars. asphyxiated himself and two
pretty daughters. Anna. aged 8. and
Lille, aged 3, the bodies being found
on a bed in the front bedroom by his
brotherin-law this morning Hen
bricks lived In Cory-st In the town
OF Cranston and earned good wages.
There had been no ill-feeling between
himself and wife, relatives say, but
after she left he became moody. Last
night he put the children to bed and
after midnight this morning wrenchcd
the caps from gas pipe running
through the room and tightly closed
every door and window. He left the
following note addressed To his wife:
Goodbye, Lizzie. Hope you'll
find another better than | was
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
HANG A PAIR OF
"GASPIPE THUGS"

SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-John
Yemsen and Louis Dabner were ex'
.ecuted at San Quentin today. paying
the penalty for crimes committed I'm
mediately following the earthquake
They we're class OF criminals
known as "gaspipe thugs" and were
hanged for the, specific murder of a
.Japanese banker named VI. MuraKata
although by their own confession
they were guilty of other murders as
well
An effort was made 10 have Dab
ner's sentence commuted TO life i'm
prisonment but sentiment was 50
Overwhelmingly against this that II
was not done
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
Steel Baron's Waterman
Wings Burglar in Hot
Fusfllade Wnb Three

GREENWICH, Conn. July 31.-Con-
verse Manor, 1.000-acre estate cr
Edmund G. Converse, leading Off
cial of the United States Steel cor
poration, and president OF the Fair
field County Golf club. was the bat
tleground last night between the
Waterman and three would-be bur-
glars within 800 feet of the residence
where Mr.. Converse and his family re.
side. Half dozen pistol shots were
fired and the police are looking for
some men. The only clue they have
is a soft black hat.
About 10 o'clock the men held up
the Waterman, but a watch dog made
such a commotion that the strangers
ran. IL was then that the fight began
Two shots were fired by the burglars
and four by the Waterman. There was
a shrek of pain and then the men
tore through another thick hedge and
took to a cornfield. Mr.. Converse
selling a revolver, went To his watch
mans assistance, but the burglars
had disappeared.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
VETERAN TELLS HOW HE
ONCE STRUCK EDWARD

LONDON. July 31.--The British
Australasian" says that Sergeant
John Patton, " c.. Mutiny veteran
who for forty-five years has been
warder in the penal department OF
New South Wales. relates how he once
struck King Edward.
IL was at Chobham Camp, in Sur
rey, busy cleaning my accoutrements
which were all spread out on tbs
ground. when a young slip OF a boy
came walking toward me, kicking
things out OF his way. Clear out.
roared. but he came smilingly on
so just went toward him and clipped
him under the ear. was furious al
his daring to- walk over my most
sacred possessions.
DO you know what you've done p
Id fellow soldier asked, with an awe
struck face. Yes | replied; taught a
young cub manners" Good lord. it's
the prince OF Wales" Well, well--he' :
now king. and I'm an old man"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
WORK TO FIND JOBS
FOR $4,000 WOMEN

NEW YORK, July 31.--Thirteen
women. as committee of the wom-
ems league OF the state of New York,
began cruise today, which they
hope viii give employment To $4,000
unemployed women by Aug. Is.
The leaguers, through an appeal 10
business men throughout the state.
ask that as many OF the army OF un-
employed as possible be taken back
by Prosperity day" Aug. 10.
More than a dozen firms have agreed
TO give employment to women on that
date.
According to the statement issued
by the president, Mrs. Belle De Riv-
era. New York state has $4,000 WON
en- who must earn their daily bread.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
KURZ INVESTIGATES
LABORERS' PLANT

Ernest w. Kurz, secretary to Mayor
Thompson, has resumed his duties aft.
er an illness lasting since June %,
He signalized his return Friday by
calling a hearing in the cases OF the
numerous laborers who went to North.
ern Ontario to do, railroad work and
have since come back. reporting that
they were deceived as to wages and
labor and that their treatment was
bad.
The facts will be gone into and, IL II
is shown that the men were sent away
under false pretenses, the employment
agency will be made to return them
the money charged.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
HOT ROAST WITH
RACING INDICTMENTS

NEW YORK, July 31.-The Kings
county grand Jury handed to Judge
Dixie, in the county court, In Brook
Ign, two racing indictments, one
against the Brighton Beach Racing
association and John @. Kavanagh
and the other against, WIN. A. Enger'
man. chief stakeholder of the Bright
on Beach Racing association.
Accompanying the indictments was
a scathing arraignment against rae
ing officials. bookmakers and others
The presentation was not immediate
ly made public. The men under In
dictment are in Saratoga and they
have been notified TO appear and
plead to the indictments.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
DIR. STUTZKE AND MRS.
HERTZ HELD FOR TRIAL

Mrs. Elizabeth Hertz and City Ply
stefan +. y, lStutzke, jointly charged
with a serious offense by the formers
husband, August Hertz, both waived
examination in the police court, Fri
day. and were held to the recorders
court for trial by Justice Stein. Bail
was left at $500 each, with one surety,
which was furnished.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
ae.t thr World Affords

1T gives me unbounded pleasure to
recommend Bucklen's Arnica Salve."
saws ]. w. Jenkins, of Chapel Hill. n
G. 81 am convinced It's the best salve
the world affords II cured a felon on
nv thumb. and Il never fails to heal
every sore. burn or wound TO which u
Is applied. AT F. c. Kinsers. Central
Drug Co, and Gray G. Worcester's
drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
DROUGHT KILLING
st,000,000|N BEANS

HOWELL, Mich, July 31.-Unlesf
there Is rain In a very short time
crops in Livingstone county will suf
fer greatly. Beans, which are one
of the principal agricultural products
OF this county, are shriveling up. There
has not been heavy rain since about
July 4. and the whole county Is burn
ing up. A leading bean grower de
clares that the crop loss will be 81,
100000 II the dry spell continues.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
BERRIEN COUNTY is
PRAYING FOR RAIN

BENTON HARBOR. Mich, July 81.
Especial Farmer Of this section
are praying for rain. Under the
burning rays of the scorching sun
crops are parching and unless there
is immediate relief. the loss In the
rural districts will be enormous. Corn,
potatoes, beans and fruit are affected.
In some districts acres and acres
OF corn are drying up, while other
vegetation is being stunted by the
drought.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
s GUNS TO START
NOTIFICATION
Of BRYAN
iu PROGRAM ARRANGED AT LIN
ucoLN, NEe., CONFERENCE.-THE
uFAiR TO BE CONDUCTED ON
aiue NoNPARTisAN BASIS.
alue,

on LINCOLN, Neb.. July 30-Arrange-
ents for the notification on Aug IL
VIM Jennings Bryan as the Dem
II uratic nominee for president were
~ mpleted today. at conference held
,. .ndI Gov. Sheldons office. The affair
III be conducted on a non-partisan
fsis and the parade of marching
: ASS N BIS which was one of the features
bnned will be omitted. The COVER
lr and all other state officials togeth-
so; eli with city officials and citizens gen.
blly will be invited to take part.
be program is TO begin with salute
Irir1 46 guns fred at sunrise in honor OF
candidate. II will continue dur
* the day, as follows:
idis Ito a. n.-Band concerts on capitol
lounds and government square.
INoon-luncheon given by Mr.. Bry-
and Mr.. Kern, nominee for vice.
lesident, to members OF the notifiea-
~ bn committee at Lincoln hotel.
ef6fOt: 30 %. m.-Notlhc alton committee
tn Messrs. Bryan and Kern, escort
In carriages to the capitol grounds,
platoon o: police and the band lead
ed us un,,,e,,,i,, e.r.uo,v
SHIPbrs.p
y .. m-Infornal reception by Mr..
ep hods 90 3, 20 M, mI pur 70 o,ven by Mr..
KY, ru9yan on the lawn at Fairview 70
Colorf mbers Of committee and Mr.. Kern.
Irhe program on the capitol grounds
take place from platform erect
offeret on the north side OF the building
height equal TO that OF the por-
10. The platform will he built TO
commodate 200 persons including
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
owosso MAN SELLS HOTEL

OWoSSO, Mich. July 3l.-(Spe-
cial)-J. Fred Wildermuth, aged 20
proprietor of the Hotel Wildermuth.
has sold his hostelry 10 Holman
Brothers, OF Big Rapids. A s0-room
addition will be built at once.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01

SO newspapermen. The speech of no.
tification will be delivered by Con-
gresham Clayton, of Alabama, per-
manent chairman Of the Denver con-
vention. Mr.. Bryan will reply and 1t
Is probable that Mr.. Kern will also
make a short speech.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01

The girl who marries her ideal gen.
orally lives to realize that she didn't
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01

Before altering her complexion
woman always makes up her mind.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01

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Boys Caps
zoe Cloth Caps, Elton style, I'm brown
and tan covert cloth, on sale from
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morning at. uUC
Mnin EIoor
The Detroit times., 1908-08-01
Main Floor.
Bows Shirts

One lot Boys soc Negligee Shirts. I'm
cream. white and fancy patterns,
from 9 10 II Saturday DR.
Main Floor.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-01-30
THE SLAUGHTER OF THE lSNCCESTS


The leap year is still a mere
brawling brat. but already the
strain upon the bachelor of Amer
'ca is beginning to tell. Last
tuesday one of them. in the town
OF Walla Walla. Wash, jumped
INTO a lake 10 avoid marrying a
red-headed widow. The same
day bachelor in Oklahoma COM
united suicide at the altar rail and
another in Tennessee died of
acute lohengrinophobia. On
wednesday four bachelors in va
rlous parts of the country were
found dead, one with the gas
turned on, one with his throat
cut and the other two with gaping
wounds in their craniums. Alto
gether there have been "a such
suicides since January I, and in
addition o. bachelors have made
false confessions of imaginary
crimes IN order TO obtain security
in jail, 100 have been sued for
breach of promise of marriage,
and "a have lost their reason.
1t is enough to make even the
most valiant Dionysian quake and
tremble. Under our present
archaic laws the bachelor is as de-
tenceless as Republican in Texas
When designing grass widow
takes his trail he is utterly at her
mercy. 1t is unlawful for him to
shoot her, it is hopeless for him
to try to CirCumvent OF elude her,
and were he to call upon the DO
lice or the militia for aid he
would be regarded as a comedian
and laughed at for his pains.
Certainly there should be some
legal remedy for this distressing
condition of affairs. So long as
al the most intellectual, genial,
useful and beautiful men in the
land are considered fair game for
vast and constituencies horde
OF blond carnivOra and brunette
anthropophagi - just that long
civilization will waddIe along
under a horrible handicap and the
Supreme will remain a mere crea-
ture Of fantastic dreams. -Balti-
more Sun,
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-01-30

this course is to undermine the
criminal assault charge and thus
destroy the main fabric of the
prosecution case. The theory
OF the State is that Hale GRIMM
ally assaulted the girl and then
murdered her to conceal his
crime. The motive is given as
jealousy. because lie girls en-
gagement and approaching mar
riage to ]. d. McRoberts, a rival,
which was to have occurred three
days after the tragedy, had al
ready been announced.
The assistant to the Attorney
General is authority for the state
ment that the prosecution will be
able to impeaCh the character of
Hale's witnesses on this point and
have their testimony excluded,
Claiming the right of the defend
ant in a criminal action TO take
testimony by deposition, before
the hearing. Hale took the evil
dence of several witnesses at
Johnson City last eek, through
his counsel. former mmcn-
wealth's Attorney J. s. AsLwl nth
of this city.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1908-01-30
BLACKEN GIRLS CHARACTER.
DeSpicabIe Defense Of Alex Hale WHO
Killed Lille Davis in Bristol.

BRISTOL, Va, Jan. 25.-Ack.
Hale, who will be tried at Blount.
vile next week for the second
time, on a charge of having Grim
inally assaulted and murdered his
sweetheart, pretty seventeen
year-oId Lille Davis, in East Hill
Cemetery, in this city. on the
night of March 27th last, has
seized upon a new line of de-
Tense and will vigorously attack
the character of the dead girl at
the next trial. Though a dozen
reputable witnesses, including
Mayor d, A. Vines Of Johnson
City and others. testified at the
former trial that she bore All ex-
cellent reputation and was highly
respected. Hale has witnesses
who will state on the stand that
they saw the girl intoxicated and
that Hale sustained intimate re-
lations with Ler. The object of