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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

JUDGE TAULBEE:- S. Taulbee
has announced himself as a Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress from the
Tenth District Mr.. Taulbee Is
County Judge Of Breathitt County. is
very strong man In Eastern Ken
lucky and has identified himself with
the anti-Hargis element. Breathitt
County was the battle ground In the
last campaign. Representative Lang
by. Republican. carrying Breathitt by
big majority.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

WRIGHT WILL SUCCEED TAFT
Luke E. Wright OF Tennessee. VIII
succeed Mr.. Taft as Secretary OF
War. Mr. Wright was a noted Demo-
crat once and Is 20 be appointed by
the president as member OF
his cabinet Mr.. wrlghts great ad-
ministrative and legal ability both
Iii him 20 deal with the problems
in the Philippines. Panama. and Cuba,
for the work OF the War Department
is now such that only a man with
special fitness and training IS able 10
DO Justice 10 IT, OF all the men in
the country the President feels that
Wright IS the man best equipped tor
the place. In making the appoint
ment the President was influenced by
the desire to recognize that there is
70 longer e dividing line between the
NORTH and South but that all good
Americans are one. AS Philippine
Commissioner and later Vice-Gover-
nor and Governor Mr.. Wright won the
affection and regard OF the army 20
high degree.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25
THE MARKET


Eggs per dozen l2c.
Butter. per lb.-i5-20c.
Potatoes. Irish. per bu-si.26.
Apples. per bd.-,S 90
Strawberries per Qt.-lO-l3c.
Bacon. per lb..-l0-l1c.
Ham. per lb.-l2he
Lard. per lb.-l2c.
Chickens. on foSt. pr H.. lee
Chickens, dressed. pr H.. INA
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25
saEIF

HANls-Choioe. sugar cured. light
and special cure. 1-ilhe. heavy TO
medium ll-llke.
sHoULDERs-3lfc per ID.
'BACON-Clear rib sides. 9ikc reg
ular clear Sides sAe, breakfast bacon
iiiac, sugar cured shoulders sue,
bacon extra 9ho; bellies light Zoe.
heavy l0c.
LIABILITIES steam Ia tierces sAo;
pure leaf in tierces &C. in tubs gAc.
DRIED BEEF-i1e
EGGs-case count. l5e per doz
candled 14c.
BUTTER-i6c per ID.
POULTRY - Spring chickens isc
to zoe. hens 1Oc. ducks Sc. turkeys Sc.
l0c. ducks lie
WHEAT No. 2. s2c. No. 3, aOc.
CoRN-No. white, sic. No. 3
mixed roc.
oATs-New No. 3 white 55hc, No.
. mixed 5slc.
RYE-No. 2 Northern 9Oc. No.
Northern s0c
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25
Be Yourself.

Insist on yourself; never imltata
Your own gift you can present every
moment with the cumulative force OF
a whole life's cultivation: but OF tho
adopted talent OF another you have
only an extemporaneous half.posses
sion. -Emerson.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

JOHN s. WILLIAMS RESIGNS
John Sharp Williams OF Mississippi.
has resigned as minority leader Of
the House OF Representatives. Mr..
Williams says It is best for his party
and for his health that he give up
the leadership OF the Democratic
ranks. And IL the next House goes
Democratic. the speaker OF the House
ought to have at least the training OF
the last short session Of this
Congress.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25
OHIO COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY
oentraI Avenue and Court Street
Cincinnati, Ohio

This college organized in 1915. the
Session begins October 9Th 1905 This College
established in the West 1t coducational
ing corps Of twenty instructors It's buildings
adapted to the requirements Of modern
clinics Optional Spring elm
cal instruction also
address H. A. Smith, ID. Garfield place
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25
The cynlc Aoair

We always dislike a man who has
grasped an opportunity We failed 10
see. When we say OF man that he
won't listen 70 reason he Is probably
saying the same of us--The Taller.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

New York's Increase In Wealth.
Real estate values IN New York city.
according 70 the assessment figures.
are increasing si.Oee.s7O each day.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25
STATE NEWS

warrant can be sworn out, and a
hunt for the liquor begun. The second
provision is fixing a penalty sufficien-
tly heavy to stop blind tigers which
are a nuisance.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

GOLDEN wEDDING:-Gov. and
Mrs. ]. Proctor Knott have just cele-
brated the flftieth anniversary Of
their marriage. The reception was
held in the Masonic Temple at Leban-
on. which is their home. II was
great pleasure for Gov Knott and ais
bride of fifty years ago to meet their
friends and shake hands with them
on this occasion. Gov. Knott's health
being very much impaired he is for
ced to keep his room most Of the
time.
FREE THE MISUNDERSTANDING
Governor Cox made a visit to the
State penitentiary Tuesday and went
thru the prison Hospital where the
cripp,es and diseased are. It is GER
tain that many of tho aged. cripples
and dying consumptives win be freed
to die at home among friends. II was
the first time in many years that
governor has been thru the prison.
2ete Mays. a negro sent from Louis
vile will get his freedom, Mays has
been in prison for twenty years be-
ing sent under the habitual act Of
stealing. His record is good. with not
a mark against him.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

GOV. WILSON AND TOBACCO
TROUBLED has been said that
Gov. Wilson's method Of ending the
tobacco trouble is costly. But how
can it be made cheap? Can twenty
counties be sUbdued that have SO
vigorously defied law and order and
over ridden the law Of morality and
individual liberty? Have the night
riders shown any regard for the
cost Of Others property? No. The
$4,000 expended in seven months
was spent to assist the law abiding
citizens in securing peace in their
community There is a new phase
in the night rider troubles that has
during the last few weeks developed.
and It is likely that there win be no
Necessity OF sending troops into the
counties where they have previous
" been. The earnestnsss Of the raid
ers and the destruction that follows
in their wake are the best evidences
that can be had that expensive CO.
ercion is easiest way Of settling them.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

GOOD ROADS IN FAYETTE:-C.
II. Hanna Of the State Agricultural
Department says that Fayette County
is the only county in the State that
can boast OF model roads, But he
saws that other counties have recently
taken up the movement for the per-
feetion of our public roads.
Mr.. Hanna has arranged for holding
a Good Roads Convention at Eminence
KY. on Friday July 8. because Henry
County was first to start the work.
TIE people who should be the most
interested are those OF Eastern Ken
lucky as good roads are badly in need
there.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1908-06-25

Choice packers and butchers.
200 TO 800 lbs. 90
Medium packers and butchers.
i60 20 200 lbs. 90
Choice pigs, sO-I20 lbs s 0s
Ligh; pigs. 5000 lbs go
Light shippers. t20-l60 lbs. 8 25
Rouchs. i50-50O lbs 800 SIS
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
ELY CITY REPUBLICAN
MEETING HEARS GOOD
TALKS--CAUCUS HELD

About 40 Republicans gathered at
the Office of Fulmer K Ives in Ely
City last evening To attend the sec
ond meeting of the Ely City Taft
club. 1t was an assemblage that had
business for the keynote and ex-
pressed confidence in victory at the
polls in November
The call for the meeting combined
purpose to caucus for ticket TO be
voted upon at the primaries on Sep
TENDER 3. Caucus action in this mat
ter was thoroughly discussed and a
ticket named only after ii had been
made plain that those Republicans
in attendance did not wish To arro-
gate the power of all the Republicans
of the precinct 10 name the conven-
ton delegation. In consequence, En-
gineer Hartman of the Nevada North
ern. c. S. Grain. president of the Ely
Typographical union. II. NJ. Fulmer
and II. ". Culbertson We're named by
the club for the delegate ticket. with
provision that the latter be left open
for names presented the secretary of
the club by Republicans of the pre-
cinet up to noon of the Friday pre-
eeding the primaries. Tickets con-
tanning these names will then he
printed. three TO be voted for from
the number.
John Bouse. of Smelter. member
of the delegation 10 the state conven-
ton. was called upon for report of
proceedings at Goldfield. He told the
club that the gathering at Goldneld
rpnrpsantad harmony and ponfidanca
of success at the polls in November,
with purpose evident on all sides to
get out and hustle to the end that
expectations OF victory may be real
lied in the fullest degree. White
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
REPUBLICANS Confident OF CARRYING
NEvADA--ENTER CAMPAIGN VIGOROUSLY
Returned Delegate Tells of COnOen-
tom Harmony and Enthusi0sn1--
FLANAGAN to be an HctiUe Force

Messrs. Moon. Bouse, Gallagher
and comins. delegates To the Repub-
lican state convention at Goldfiold,
returned TO the city last evening.
They brought with them enthusiasm
as TO the Republican outlook in the
state and also as to improved indus
trial conditions. The latter applies
particularly TO Goldfield. where the
legitimate in mining is being crowd
ed harder than ever. while the wild
caters are ont of business. fact
of much importance to legitimate
mining in Nevada.
As To politics. said Mr.. Bouse
last night. the outlook is certainly
excellent. There is nothing of the
wet blanket spirit apparent among
the Republicans of the state this
year: not a bit of it. They say they
believe Nevada is In line for n Re-
publican winning ana they are going
after it as hard as they know how.
That means they will win. The con
vention was a live one from the drop
of the gaVel 1t know what il wanted
and wasted no time in getting it,.
Harmony prevailed with a big II and
the candidates chosen will have the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

of taxation or cutting down yalua-
ton OF assessable property was taken
up. The matter was referred To the
city attorney as to the best method
to pursue.
Passing of reading for the second
time OF the $4,000 bonding ordi-
nance for building of city hall, IN
stallation of sewer system and max
ing of other improvements came next
and at this iuncture the council was
addressed by j Gist Search. repre-
senting the Trowbridge * Niver Co.
Chicago bond buyers. who asked that
before passage upon the third reading
OF the ordinance same be submitted
tn his firm for their inspection as
we'll a form of bond to be issued.
Trow bridge K Niver Co. are in the
market for the Ely bonds and will
probably purchase them.
The last matter taken up before
adjournment until next Friday even
ing was that of instructing the city
marshal 10 use his best efforts toward
enforcement of the city ordinance
prohibiting roaming about the city
limits o. COWS. much complaint hav-
ing been made against this nuisance.
At the meeting TO be held Friday
night contracts will be let for the
opening up of North street and Ely
avenue and for building of the fumes
over hurry creek
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

likely young Lewis will lose his life
is given by the Reno Gazette as fol-
lows
Lying on cot in the county hos
pital with his hands strapped to his
sides so that he cannot tear the band
ages from his wounded neck, Ike
Lewis refuses to eat or drink and
when questioned by his nurse and
physician refuses TO speak. He MUIR
murs at times that he wants to die,
btu will say no other words. He is
only a young man but he is despond-
ent and last night while suffering
from dependency he slashed his
throat with razor in an effort TO
end his earthly existence.
Lewis is about % years OF age
and has been in Reno. for about six
months. He worked as a gambler for
"A time in different gambling resorts
on Commercial Row but for more
than month has been out of work
Last evening he went into his room
in the lodging house above the Hum
phrey Supply Co. IS store and lying on
his bed slashed his throat with ra-
zor. A lady living in the same lodg-
ing house heard the noise made by
the blood as IL gurgled from the
slashed throat of the young man and
rushed into his room. There she saw
Lewis lying across his bed with his
throat cut from ear to ear and with
the blood staining the covers of the
bed. She tainted at the sight and
another lady hearing her fall rushed
into the room. and seeing the condi-
ton of Lewis. summoned the police.
The young man was taken To the
county hospital after his severed
throat had been given a temporary
dressing, and there the county hos
pital attendants state that 1t may be
necessary to force him to eat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
SOUTHERN PACIFIC WRECK.
Engineer. Fireman aud Two Other
Men Killed When Engine struck
Bull Near Eugene. Ore

EUGENE. Ore. Aug. 25.-As the
result OF the wrecking of the Cottage
Grove local train near here last
night. Engineer John Nichols. one of
the oldest engineers in the employ
of the Southern Pacific. is dead from
his injuries Nichols death brings
the total number OF deaths due to
the accident up to four. Six persons
were injured.
The dead are;
John Nichols. Portland engineer.
Frank Bolter. Portland. fireman.
Ray Swartz. Junction City.
George Bailey. Eugene.
Among the injured was John Fran
els Wilbright of Pittsburg. Pa. who
suffered broken arm and badly in
jured back
The engine struck a large hull
which had wandered onto the right
of way. The engine. tender. baggage,
mail. smoker and one day coach We're
piled up alongside the track The
engine turned complete somersanlt,
Underneath the boiler was found the
lifeiess body of Fireman Bolter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

full and hearty support of Republic
cans throughout the state The plat
form on which these men stand is
straightforward and unequiyocal in
its terms, as is also the declaration
for a popular vote of the people on
the choice for United States senator
Whether the Democrats will accept
the challenge remains to be seen.
Whether they do or not. p. l.. Flani-
gan will be the next United States
senator from the state.
With regard TO the candidacy of
Mr. Flanagan for the senate, ! want
10 say 10 you that there is not the
slightest room for doubt but that
he is going into the race to win. The
TIE Democracy would much like to
make ii appear that he is not an
earnest candidate, but they will not
he able to make this stick. Mr. Elan
igan will remove all doubts in that
respect before the campaign is much
older. He is campaigner of much
ability aud will be found abroad i'm
the interests of his candidacy and in
the interests of the entire ticket
Make no mistake. the Republican
wave is in motion in Nevada and will
swamp the opposition in November"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

VetO Buyer in the
FieLd===BusineSS
of the County

After spending the greater part of
Yesterday in the transaction of vari-
Gus matters of business. the board of
county commissioners adjourned at
! o'clock to meet again this morning,
when the most important matter tha
will come under discussion will be
thai Of entering into further negotia,
lions with view Of disposal OF the
court house and jail bonds. payment
on which had been refused by the
Chicago bond buyers represented By
Duke NJ. Farson.
For the purpose OF going into the
matter further and making effort to-
ward sale of the bonds the commisa
sioners will meet j Gist Sea~sn rap
resentative of Trowbridges * Niver
Co. prominent Chicago firm. Mr..
Search has been In the district a
few days and besides going into the
matter of possible purchase of the
county court house and jail bonds,
also has under consideration the pur-
chase of the bonds to the sum of S40,-
900 to be issued shortly by the city
of Ely.
Matters given attention by the
board at its meeting Yesterday con
sisted of letting of contract TO w. l..
Nelson for the grading of Grant ave-
nue. of the Magnuson addition to Ely
so as to make connection with Ave
nue. F of Ely City The work Is to
be done at expense of s535.35 and
will be paid by Mrs Magnuson, she
having yesterday guaranteed pay
ment for the Improvement. This
work completed. the route between
Ely and Ely City will have been
greatly improved over the present
one. Contractor Nelson will com
menee grading of the highway imme-
diately and matter of three or four
weeks should see the highway in
shape for use.
A contract was also let Ia Thomas
Rvseyeas iof the Improvement of the
| highway westerly from the Illipah
postoffice toward Hamilton. the sum
to be expended being not to exceed
ss5
Establishment of a voting precinct
at Ward was requested by mum
Der of residents of that place and as
soon as the commissioners receive
word as to their wishes. regarding
who shall he appointed as registry
Continued on page FOUR
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

Below IL the square, out ana out
declaration of the Goldfieid Repubii-
can convention for submission OF the
choice Of the next United States SEN
ator from Nevada To vote of the peo-
pie;
Whereas. the Hon. T. l.. Flanagan.
has been unequiyocally endorsed by
this convention as the choice of the
Republican party for United States
senator from Nevada. and whereas
the challenge has come from Ne
vada's senior senator, who assumes
his endorsement by the Democratic
party of this state as his successor;
now. therefore, this convention. be-
lieving In the cardinal doctrine that
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

Pine county was in evidence in the
and consideration. 1t had little 10
ask of the gathering but came away
with all ii wished. being given an
elector. Mr. Comins. by reclamation.
The convention was entertained roy
ally by Goldfield and made to feel
that Ii was in the home of political
friends who would see to majority
this fall
Attorney Reeves followed Mr..
Bouse with a speech along party
lines that won much applause. He
declared the Republican party the
only true political friend of the work
ingman and predicted an Gyerwhelm-
ing victory i'm the comfy this fall.
To pull together for square deal for
all. he declared. was principle of
the party and must prevail through.
out the organization.
The club adjourned to meet on next
Wednesday night at the Office of Full
mer & Ives. at which time commit
tee composed of Messrs Schenck.
Billings and Miller will report on per
manent quarters which will give
more room than has been available
and which will accommodate the big
gatherings that are to be expected on
meeting nights from now on The
roll OF the club last night showed that
its membership had more than dou-
hled during the week. with many
more Republicans still TO come in.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

is entered into the name of p. l..
Flanagan of Washoe county be certi-
fled 10 the secretary of state as the
nominee of this convention for
United States senator; it being un-
derstood. stipulated and agreed as
precedent to such certifica-
ton that each convention shall bind
and pledge its legislative nominees to
vote for the persons who shall re-
ceive the highest number of votes at
the polls on November 3 for United
States senator. irrespective of party
affiliations. thereby unanimously con-
ferring the expressed will of the peo-
ple and this convention in the event
such agreement is entered into, here
by solemnly pledges and binds the
legislative nominees of the Republic
can party in the, various counties of
the state to vote for such choice of
the people. irrespective of party
Affiliations and for none others, when
the Legislature is convened in Joint
session for the purpose of choosing a
United States senator.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
REPUBLICAN DECLARATION
FOR VOTE ON SENATOR

the people shall rule and committing
its policies and candidates with abso-
lutte confidence to popular endorse
ment and choice. resolves as follows:
This Republican state convention
hereby authorizes and empowers the
chairman of the Republican state
central committee to confer with any
like authorized representative of the
Democratic state convention for the
purpose of entering into an
agreement as follows. to-wit: That
nominee of each convention for
United States senator be certified to
the secretary of state for the purpose
of being placed upon the official bal
lot in conformity with the Act of
March IA, 1899.
THAT In the event such agreement
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
JAIL BREAK PARTIALLY
SUCCESSFUL IT ELkO

} EIkO Nev.. Aug - IN at
} tempt Of three prisoners con
} fined III the Elko county Jail 10
} escape last evening Was OILY
} frustrated by the prompt action
} OF d eolored trusty 81 calling for
} help When Undersheriffs Tar
} ris and Elmore entered IN jail
} 10 serve The supper Trey were
} attacked from behind ~ tnree
} desperate prisoners All soon
} were practically helpless. They
} were struggling agains' great
} odds when Sheriff Clark and
} number of men. summoned ~
} the cries of the negro trusty.
} arrived The other 40 prison
} efs did not participate ii me
attack and only one man. known
} as Slim" Smith, escaped A
mounted posse is hunting Tor
him Ia the hills near fere
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
HAzEN IS Quilted BY FIRE
LOSS is PUT AT 100000

25-Ninng
a = which
royed building Pacific
proba N
caus "a o 100000.
threed has been to
Isawhide that
Grating plant which supplied buildings with light
Merchants
burned and
were los all mail
shc to % q
of Tonopah
and
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26

Biggest Copper Dis
trict OF the Country
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-26
FORMER ELY MAN
ATTEMPTS HIS LIFE

Word was received in Ely yester-
day regarding the attempt at suicide
of Ike Lewis. formerly of this place.
at Reno on Monday. Lewis was con-
nected with the Crescent saloon on
Aultman street while resident of
Ely and was widely known through
out the district. Account of the
tragic affair through which Ii is very
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1908-05-28
ON CHAIN GANG.


Ttich Real E.saie Man scnicnocd 90
Break Roeks.
LOS ANGELES, May 2Ss--A man
who gave bls name as Pete ssorek
and Who has been Identified a. IA
nous pianist. we'll knosn In the west
and in foreign countries. today plead.
ed guilty in police court TO being q
'.Iewd aud dissolute person and wiIl
BE- sentenced later. lie ~ oae %
seven business and professional men
arrested BY the police . fee days aFo
IN the rear Of q railuay station on
Fourth street.
storck has been In ghis city aboat
four years and has been eriremeig
vel contested IN a professional cay
Previously he earned considerable
fame a. . musician throHKhoat the
northwest He 10 well knoWn In
Brussels. NORWAY. Sweden and Eiol-
land. and was principal in the copsn-
hagen conservatory q music He iH
noted professor and exponent %
Greek music.
James Satellite. real estate man.
said 10 be worth $40 .e00. pleaded
guilty and vas sentenced % six
months on the chain gang. y. wsntz
vas released on t5ee BAN and James
smith. a restaurant keeper. was also
released on bail. Two others pleaded
rot guilty and the trials we're 80
early IN June. The arTsIgnment Of
another was pat over antii Friday.