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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

Get your cold meats and celd
lunches at Fuller's. Aultman St II
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27
ORGANIZE COBRE COMPANY.
CONTINUED from page three
Hillman was formerly associated with I

Hillman was formerly associated with
the ]. c. Hillman Mercantile Co. and
is known as a good business man.
On the property of the company
the last assay taken from a depth
of only 10 feet showed values as
follows: Lead. 21s per cent: sill
yer. Is ozs.. and gold. $3.50. The
ledge Is clearly defined across five
claims and ranges in width from 6s
to 100 feet. 1t goes below depth
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

on each side we're badly wounded
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27
CLASSIFIED, ADS.

FOR RENT q COSY ROOMS FUR
nished for housekeeping and one
single bedroom; close in. Mrs.
Mingus. Court and 4th SITS, Ely
7-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

Governor Harris. of Ohio, has re-
covered from his illness and expects
to take part in the fall campaign.
Police at Clinton. Mass. FLASHED
with striking foreigners. and two men
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

The lynching on July IS at Shreye-
port. La. of Andrew Harris, colored,
has just become known.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

Angered by persistent burglaries,
Leopild Weninger at Brooklyn hired
a detective TO watch his house and
the man shot Hugo Sherman dead.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27
THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.

Oklahomas state corporation com
mission is to he asked to regulate the
price of coal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

The Central Life Securities con
pany and Mercantile Finance com
pany at Chicago have been per
manently enjoined from disposing or
their assets,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-27

Nearly S1.000.000 worth OF silk
was brought into San Francisco yes
terday by the steamer Monteagle,
which beat the steamers Tosa Maru
and Siberia, similarly laden
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
An7uSen1enfS
Al fhn nEainntic.

Another good bill of vaudeville is to be seen at the Majestic this week. Wniie not quite as well rounded out as was the bill of the week previous, 1t Is a vaudeville that wlll please Par tlculArly is this So in one feature. Jay Bogert demonstrates that the day of the black faced minstrel is not q thing of the past. There have been black faces and black faces on the the other side of Montgomery foot lights. but rarely has there been seen q more thorough or artistic enter taiuer than "the man in black" at Montgomery's vaudeville house this week.
 Bogert's work is without the slight est effort, for he gets his laugh the second he comes from the wings and before he can open his mouth After that it is easy. He has his audience with him at the word go. and never for a moment does he fail to keep their attention. whether by mono logue. the hardest turn on the vaude- vile stage, Or by song, laugh inter- rupts while Mir. Nigger wears sriev- ed expression.
 And there are others. Last week about the smoothest acrobattcs in vaudeville were to be seen. and this week the Bennington Brothers show that one team cannot be premier stars without competition. Their act Is upon the rings Beautiful shoulder muscles, magnificent arms and broad
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
A NEW RAILROAD
THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER WESTERN
 IS ORGANIZED.
The Capiai Stock of the New Road is to Be Two Million DoIlars--Of-
 Rcers and Directors Elected.

Meridian, Miss. Sept. 2s.--fSpecial)-- = Tie stockholders of the proposed Ms. sissippi River Western Railroad met In Meridian this afternon and tonight and organized by the adoption of charter the election Of officers and Board oi Directors.
 The meeting concluded with ban quet. The officers elected were:
 K. Threefoot. President. J. W. Hud' son, e-President; W. A. Wall. Gen. erai Agent; w. M. Cornell, Industrial Agent: C. T. Williamson, Local Attor. ney for Lauderdale County; Hughes q Wells, Attorneys for Jasper and Smith Counties; C. M. Whitforth. Attorney foi Simpson County.
 Directors: K. Threefoot, J. A. Gib' son, s. \, Ryan. T. L. McRca. W. T. Rogers. W. NJ. Reed. O. J. Harrison S M. whitforth. J. B. Curry. W. A Wall, ]. W. Hudson. c. T. Williamson B. J. Hamrick, J. A. Porter. A. H Longino and W. N. Cornell
 The capital stock is to be s2.0oo.ooo and the President and Secretary hav' power to issue s1,500.o60 s per eeni bonds as soon as needed. The meeting was very largely attended by citisenI from various counties through whicf the road will pass and enthusiasm fl the proposition was very pronounced.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
FAIR GROUND TRAINS
GENERAL PASSENGER AGENT BfL-
 LUPs FIXED SCHEDULE.
Twenty-Five shuttle Trains Daily De. twsen Uniea statioa ahA the Grounds-WiI Be Just Thirty
 Minutes Aparf.

General Passenger sgent Joe Bipups. of the Western, spent the day in Montgomery yesterday, coming down from Atlanta in the morning to make arrankernents for the shuttle trains between the union station and vandi- In the ofiice of Chief Train Despatcher Jack Andrews. virtually the same schedule as the one in effect during the Fair last October being adopted.
 There will be twenty-two trains to and from the fair grounds. the first one leaving the union station at 10:30 a. m. and leaving the grounds for the city at il a. nj. Last year the first train left the union station at s;3o eariv in the morning the change to one hour later was made this year.
 The shuttle trains will run every thirty minutes to and from the park the last train leaving the city at 10:3o p. m. and the park at II D. m. An. other change that will be made this year will be the continuous running of the trains. Last year no traina were run between the hours of two and four in the afternoon on account of the fact that the races were going on at that time This year, however the trains will be run all day. the two hours intermission being cut out
 The trains will be operated by the same block system that has proved such a success for the past two years There will be four block stations. the first one at the North Court Street crossing and the last one at the park. the two others being at different points between the first two. The trains run directly to the gates of vandiver Park and have been one of the greatest convenienees to the man. agement of the Fair In handling thu crowds. returning te the city espe- cially.
 T don't think this shuttle service has been appreciated" said Mir. Bill lups yesterday. We have lost rnoney on the service every year and are run ming the trains more to help make the Fair q success. To operate the ser. vice means the taking out of service of two locomotives. two engineers. two conductors and two fagmen. and this added to the fuel runs the sx- pense up. believe that the crowds attending the Fair this year will be much larger than heretofore. and as this shuttle service becomes better known our receipts will be better"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
WEDDING IN COLUMBIA.
Miss Skipper Becomes Bride of M Morgan.


 columbis. Sept s.--tspecial 1--one of the most beautiful home weddings witnessed in Columbia for several years was soleInnized Sunday afternon at 1 o'clock at the home of the brides pa rents, MF. and Mrs. ]. M. Skipper, on Main Street, the contracting parties be- ing Mr., John Morgan of Winfield, w. Va, and Miss Mary Alice Skipper. Rev. IF Nj Andrews ofiiciated.
 The bride Is one of Colunbias most aceomplished young women, having re- ceivAd her edifeati0n at the Wesleyan College, Macon, Ga She has had charge Of class in the Methodist Episcopal Sunday school.
 MT Morgan is a successful man and is well known in Southeast Alabama. He is a West Yirginian by birth and owns large farming interests there. where they will reside.
 Immediately after the ceremony, the couple left on a.-tour to Cincinnati and other points, and will arrive at theff home in Winfield. w. Va, Oct. 5.
 Mrs. c. L. c. Atkeson entertained the bride and her nephew Saturday evening at supper. The dining hall and table were more beautifully decorated with roses and ferns.
 Bob McTyer and daughter. Miss Nerve McTyer of Bainbridge, Ga. are visiting his brother, John McTyres on Main Street. .e P
 A purse will be raised here to eon- tribute to the Bryan campaign fund. '
 Twenty-four Blue Lodge Masons have signed a petition asking for [
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29

chapter lodge to be instituted at Co., iumbia. Several from other lodges in the vicinity are expected to sign.
 James l.. Wilson. one of the oldest settlers of Columbia, died Sunday morning at s:30. at the home of A. H. Askew, his son-in- Jaw. He had been a consistent member of the Baptist Church for many years. He would have been s3 years old In January. He is survived by one sister, Mrs. John T. Davis, and three btothers. one in Do- than. one in Montgomery. and one near Ashford
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
TOMLINsoN IN ALApAMA.
National Commifteeman Full of Dem-
 ocratic Enthusiasm.

National Commlfteeman Full of Dem-
 ocratie Enthusiasm.
 Birmingham. Sept. 2S.-(Special.) )-- Fresh from the seat of war and bub- ling over with Democratic enthusi- asm. Colonel John W. Tomlinson, Ma tional committeeman from Alabama and chairman of the organization com mittee of the National campaign com fnittee, arrived in Birmingham Mon- day morning, coming direct from Chi caeo.
 The campaign Is in splendid shaps and the prospects are assuming a rosy hue" he said. "rhe recent de- veIopment in the campaigns have all been favorable to the Democrats. The people arc fully aroused as to the needs for q change in the govern ment of our National affairs"
 Colonel Tomlinson will be engaged for few days in Birmingham in some law cases now before the United States court. He will then leave for Indiana. and Illinois. where he goes to organize Bryan and Kern Clubs and deliver speeches for the party
 Colonel Tonlinson says that many Alabanaians will be used by the Nation al campaign committee during the month of October. Senator Bankhead d has been billed to deliver a number of addresses at important points in New York.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
CoLUMBIANA MEETING.

coiumbiana, Sept. 2s-tspecial. l-The revival services at the Baptist Church in this city, conducted by Rev. MT. Por- ter, closed last night with an overnow meeting.
 The total number that have joined the church reached eighty-six. There were sixty-six who joined the Baptist Church, and ten each the Methodist and Presbyterian churches. There are ffty- two to bs immersed, and this ceremony will be performed on next Sunday.
 At the conclusion of the services last night, a voluntary purse was made up for MT. Porter and MT. Lindsay who came with him to conduct the singing. 1t is reported that near $150 was raised.
 The ministers left today for Birm- ingham where they go by Invitation to assist In the grand union protracted meeting of the twenty seven Baptist churches in the Birmingham district which began in that city today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
TOCHANGE LOCATION
sYNoDICAL COLLEGE TO BE PER-
 MANENTLY LOCATED.
special Committee to Consider bfos TOT Presbyterfan Institution Met at Central Church Last
 .. Night.

For a discussion of the various phases in connection with the permanent loca : tion of the Alabama Synodicnl College for Women, the committee appointed py the last meeting of the synod met m the parlors of the Central Presbyterian Church last night at o'clock, those present being Rev. U. D. Mooney. chair man. of Birmingham; Rev. T. s. Knox of Eutaw, Rev. E. NJ. Craig of Dothafi. Messrs. J. H. Mohns of Birmingham E. B. Nuzum of Tuscaloosa. and s. J. Cassells of Montgomery Rev. T. F. Walton. D. D., President Of the Col lege. was also present and spoke of the importance of q larger equipment Tor the growing institution. The synod, at called meeting. held in Birmingham on April r, appointed this special committee to consider prop. ositions already submitted or that might be submitted for the permanent location of the college.
 After a full discussion. resolution was passed authorizing the chairman of the committee, Rev. U. D. Mooney of Birmingham. to receive pfoposals from cities or places in the State desir' ing the location of the Synodical Col lsge in their midst. The proposition is to cover site and cash subscriptions These propositions were to be placed in the hands of the chairman of tht committee not later than Nov. l.
 Talladega, the city in which the col lege is now located, is making strong effort to retain the institution. Annis' ton Is also making strenuous effort to secure the college. and 1t Is expected that other cities of the State will taks advantage of the possibility of securing this institution, and that to this end { liberal proposition will be made.
 The following is the resolution which the committee adopted:
 That in accordance with instructions of the Synod, the committee hereby publishes the fact that 1t Is ready tc receive bids for the relocation of thu Synodical College for Women.
 That all bids shall be submitted 1T writing by Nov. 1, 1908. to the chair. man of the committee. stating the 10 cation of the site and the amount oi money to be given.
 That this invitation for bids no pub lisiied in the daily papers of our Stat' and in our church papers.
 That the chairman be authorized to investigate all propositions offered
 "That all communications regarding the relocation of the college be ad dressed to Rev. U. D. Mooney. Bir n1ingham, Ala"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
LUNCHEON OF CREDIT
 NEWS ASS0CIATl0i'

Informal was the supper given by the creait Mems Association last evening in Yung's Cafe on Court Street The meeting was principally held to dis cuss plans for the several fnanoiai in- stitutions of the city to get In closer touch with each other in order. to oet- ter handle settlements.
 There were something over thirty members present. but the only speech was that delivered by Secretary O. Grosvenor Dave of the Commercial Club. who spoke at some length about business afffliation and the benefit de- rived from acting more On the order of a unit commercially. He also touch ' ed interests of moment to the city, his address being well received.
 1t was decided to later appoint committee to attend to the matter of settlements should they arise.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
GUARDIAN SALE.

Under and by virtue of an order and de- cree of the Hon. J. B. Gaston. Judge of the Probate Court of Montgomery County I. chas B. Teasley. guardian of the estate of Mary Lou Sadie May and Charlie Gray Sears, will sell at public outery to the high est bidder at the Artesian Basin in the city and county of Montgomery. Alabama. on Monday the 18th day of October. 1908, at i2 o'clock noon. for cash to the highest bidder the following described real property belonging to said estate, to-wit: one lot 100 feet on the Norman Bridge road. now Decatur street. and running back of even width 120 feet more or less, on Finley ave- nue according to the plat of Block B of the village of Burtonvile. said lot being situated in the Southwest corner or Finley avenue and Decatur street in the city and county of Montgomery. State of Alabama. and being a part of S. W. 1-4 Section 8. T.
 -'' ~ CHAs B TEASLEY.
 tues.3t Guardian.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
cHRIsToPHER sHEPARD,s TUNER
 AL.

Renaains Arrived Yesterday Morning
 and Interment Was Ia Oakwood.
 The remains of Master Christopher Shepard, the son of Mir. and Mrs. W. T shepard. Of Montgomery. arrived in the city yesterday morning from vicks- burg. Miss, where he died last week
 The funeral took place from the un- ion station yesterday morning at 11:3o o'clock. Father Savage. the rector af St 2peter's Catholic Church oficiat- ing. The remains were laid to rest in oakwood Cemetery. The pail bearers were: John Connors. Cal Devinney. Willie Sheen and Edward Houser
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
STILL THEY COME.

Spanish Maekerel. Fresh and Salt water Trout. Pompano. Snapper; Eggs. Chickens and Butter; Crabs and oys- ters daily. Celery (Kalamazoo). We ofter special prices to the trade. ho- tels restaurants and boarding houses, country merchants.
 NWe solicit your patronage. Prompt delivery, kind treatment to Rli.
 Respectfully,
 TATUM & ROBINSON. Phone 256 ASv---tf
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
Anniston Walking Club.

Anniston. Sept. BE- Special. )--Th 6 Anniston Walking Club was organized at a meeting held this evening at 6 o'clock. ,- The club was organized for the purpose of beneiting the members in acquiring the correct style of walk Ing and in exercise. It is composed of business men and the membership is limited to sixteen. no others being en- gible except in case of vacacy caused by removal from the city, resignation or death of one of the membefe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
HuGhen in Indiana

Indianapolis, Sept Ex-Governor Hughes, of New York. reached here at noon and was met by a large escort headed by Mayor Bookwalter and offi- clals of the State Republican Commit tee The escort also included the Ma rion Club marching organization and the Business Mems Taft Club Gov. ernor Hughes was driven to Tomlinson Hall. where he addressed a large crowd.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
Waterway. peIeEatea,

Hattiesburg, Mss. Sept. 2S--Chair- man J. P. Pace. of the County Board of Supervisors, has nominated fourteen delegates to the Waterways Conven- tion in Chicago. The county Is entitled to only ten delegates, but 1t is believed that out of the fourteen nominated. the full quota will attend
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
BuriaY of Mra. TnIIaferro.

Birmingham. Sept. 28.-(Special. )- Thefuneral of Mrs. E. T. Taliaferro. editor of the social department of The Birmingham Ledger. who died Sun day morning. took place this after- noon. services being held at the First Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. John Stagg officiating, and the interment following in Elmwood Cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
rncendInrv .rIre ln Anniston,

Anniston, Sept. 2S.---(Special.)--J F. Thrasher. manager of the East Tenth Street Green Grocery Company. which was destroyed by fire early Sunday morning, Is of the opinion that the fire was of incendiary origan. While most of the meats and groceries stored in the building were saved. the building and the fixtures are total loss, amounting to between $l.000 and $1,- 500. The building belongs to the An- nfston Lime and Stone Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
TO BUILD FURNACE.
Contracts Awarded for Big Plants al
 EnsIey.

Contracts Awarded for Big Plants at
 EnsIey.
 Birmingham, Sept. 28.-(Special.)- The Pittsburg Steel Construction Company has been awarded the con- tract to build two of the three blast iron furnaces to be erected at Ems ley and also two large structural iron boiler sheds. equipped with boilers.
 The contractors are to begin work at once on the development and it Is expected that 1t will be completed within a few months.
 The Pittsburg concern Is subsi- diary organization of the United States Steel Corporation. Employ ment will be given to a number of men in putting in the now furnaces and other work at Ensley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
NOTICE
CITY LICEN SES.

Notice is hereby given that all IT.; Ii, censes to do business 1T tns 5n., Clty ot septefnher 1908 and must be. renewed
 On account of changing the nseaI ist. licenses viii be issued for the quar;; ter, beginning october d6s lst' l9os' ana ending December 3lst ls9s: s,.,
 On January 1st. 1909, licenses must be renewed for the entire year
 V" JOHN J. FARLEY, City Clerk.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
nrnuex Fnr sriencr.

Berlin, Sept. 2s.-Tho PruspIan Academy of Science and Association of Eminent Men under the patronage of the government. has inherited the sum of S7,5o0. 900 from banker named Sampson. The money Is to be ex- pended for scientific purposes.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
sundar school Tnstltute.

Anniston. Sept. 2s.--(Special. )--The Sixth District Association of the Sun day schools of Calhoun County will hold an institute at the First Metho- dist Church on Oct. and l.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
At the. orpheun,.

More than a treat awaits those who are lucky enough to so to the Or pheum this week. Johnston, Keller and Johnson are thera and the three make one of the most attractive trios in vaudeville. Mrs. Johnson, possessed of the best voice on the vaudeville stage. Is singing oven better than she did a month ago when she first de- eided to enter the work. the strain of constant work not having impaired her superb voice In the slightest.
 Tender. clear and true, and full of that womanly quality that so many great sopranos lack, Mrs Johnstori's work has everywhere called forth q happy round of approval Keller also Is out for the first time this year. with c whistle that win make his fortune. He was discovered by acci. dent in Mississippi a few months ago and persuaded to go into vaudeville. His work is exceptionally good. espe- cially his imitation of a mockinE bird which Is in a class by itself
 Johnson Is so well known as a crack shot that he needs no mention. but this season has several new feats that delight his old time friends.
 Miss Bell. a eomedienne with a flu. tufe. Is also on the bill. as are the dcMonieos. novelty gynhnasts.
 The DeMonieos gave an exceedingly attractive exhibition Of eontortion us. ing in dexterous fashion metal hoops of cro*dink diameter through which tney wriEgled at ali angles At their most difficult trlumphs they were greeted with unstinted applause from, the audience which packed the house
 one of the features of this act of the vaudeville bill Is the pantomimic novelties which are carried on from beginning to end.
 The bill will undoubtedly please throughout the week those who will Dc attracted to the orpheum,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29

Gen. W. c. Oates. who has been on an extensive trip through the West. returned to the city yesterday and IS reported to be in very excellent health.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29

H. V. schrader. Traveling Passenger Agent of the North and South Despatch Line. with heade,aerters Tn New or senger Agent of the Central. with head quarters in Albany. Ga. were in the city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29
THE PASSING THRONC

Montgomery will be well represented at the International Congress on Tu- berculosis, which met in Washington yesterday. Those attending from Mont gomery are pr. W. H. Sanders, State Health oficer: pr. W. NJ. wilkerson. pr. Glenn Andrews and Dr. Gaston Greii There will be delegates from all the European countries.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29

Mir. r. $. Frazier of Union Springs was visitor to Montgomery on ousi- ness yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-29

backs lead one to believe that the legs have been neglected. This idea Is dispelled when one of them lets his mate do . hand stand on his feet and gently towers him to the floor
 The two kids. schsts and Swanson, are q precocious pair. While their voices are not at all strong. or for that matter well trained, they prove Interesting to the audience. Their stunt is . triIe mechanical yet. and shows the thorough drill which they have gone through. but they have "the nakings" of great pair. If for no other reason they are interesting as showing what youngster can do in vaudeville.
 Marquis and Lynn, musical enter tAiners, trick and dancing violinists. have a well costunned act. while their dancing and playing is the real ar- ticie. k'
 Mack and Elliott present a little comedy. The New Minister" The pair are from Selma and have a bit of . skit. which starting off badly. amuses from the time the mistaken blii collector appears upon the scene. They are good. and deserved all of the applause which their turn re- eeivtd.
 The Dill is concluded with the Ma jestogfaph. presenting the latest in moving piet1res. The excellence of this feature of the Majestic is too well Known to MontRonerians to need coflifnendation.