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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14


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By
HAROLD
MAC GRATEI
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14

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A Live Wire Granoe.

II is located at Iona ~ !. 1t is lust
commencing its work It has a large
two story building. and 1t proposes to
do things This is what its master. j
ii. Lernard says it proposes to do:
"Our first aim is to have our building
equipped with all the facilities neces-
sary for a first class grange. such as a
library. reading room, telephone. gas
light, etc. our second aim will be to
induce manufacturers to locate in the
village, the advantages of which it
will not he necessary to comment on
Our third aim is to insist on having
good roads, which will increase the
valuation of property from 100 to 300
per cent Our fourth aim will be to
advocate StrrnuouSly the most improv
ed appliances for tightening the ardu-
Gus work Of our mothers. wives and
sisters as well as insist on the most
approved appliances for the farmer
The Iona grange board OF trade is the
business end Of the grange.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1909-10-14

And Listen to It's Dictates.
Washington: Keep alive in your
breast that little spark OF celestial
fire called conscience.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
A9l

Alderman p. ]. Nolan Is one Of the
best men ever elected to the City
Council. as his able and honest rec.
ord will plainly show. The people
of the Thirty.fourth Ward can we'll
be proud Of such q representative.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

know something concerning his past
which he doesn't want the public to
find out.
Notwithstanding the fact that he
has succeeded In making several mil.
lion dollars during the few months
that have elapsed since he was releas.
ed on bail from prison. ex.Banker
Morse may have to serve the term to
which he was sentenced when he was
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

are by no means to be classed with
the grand old vice of avarice." On
the contrary. sweet are the uses OF
economy. and like both adversely and
the toad. II wears yet precious
Jewel In its head" Eventually, II we'll
played, economy may become as pleas.
ant game as one can engage in; q
tilt with fortune. bout in which one
matches wits against the hazards OF
life. Think OF the pleasure Of out.
playing an adversary who has nearly
all the advantages on his side; to be
able. as the result OF ones careful
maneuvering. to clothe Credit In pur.
pie and fine linen while Debit ID forced
to walk warily all his days. Or. by q
whimsical remembering OF childhood
delight in the hazardous game Of Des.
ert Island. what 10 economy more than
the grown.up cookies and figs saved
from dinner and boarded against pos.
sible famine or the raids OF savage
tribes? What IL economy but the older
toy or two and slice Of wedding cake
that all prudent sailors have to take
to bed with them? Understood in this
sense. played in this spirit. economy
becomes a stimulating pastime, and
when all the rules OF the game have
been mastered. economy. too. gathers
something Of the straightforward
force Of prayer. since 1t keeps the de
sired object forever in mind.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

proved. there can be no certainty that
life exists on Mars. because conditions
there, as read through earthly exper.
ience. seem to warrant life. II there
be anything in the laws Of probability.
existence Of life can scarcely be con.
fined to this planet. This earth Is
particle In a universe which the spec.
trum shows 10 composed Of chemical
elements that are ubiquitous. This
earth Is a satellite Of sun. whose
brothers number host. 40 the tele.
scope has revealed. Within a universe
which seems boundless. among the
numberless suns, there must be plan.
cts whose physical and chemical con.
ditions conduce to the appearance Of
life-of life perhaps not In the forms
with which we are acquainted, but In
forms as highly developed as the ter.
restrial forms. or even more so: who
knows? Within our own solar system.
unless Mars Is fitted for the evolution
Of life, no other planet than our earth
holds life, since the others are too
young or too old. too near the sun
o. too far removed. with rotation too
swift or too much retarded. Verify.
the marvel within which we have our
being. instead Of being diminished by
scientific knowledge. Is expanded to
proportions that fairly overwhelm the
imagination and stagger the intellect.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
A DUTY POINTED OUT.

MY boy" writes a white-haired
mother to her son. q busy man In a
distant State. "write home often. You
do not realize what your letters are to
me. and how long 1t Is between them"
No. he had not realized 1t. and unhap.
PLY there are many absent sons and
daughters who need similar remind.
er. They would be indignant at the
suggestion OF waning filial devotion,
but In the stress Of business. In the so.
ciety OF new friends. In the happiness
OF a new home circle. how rarely they
spare an hour for O good long letter
to the aging mother In the old home
the loving mother whose heartache. as
the passing days fail to bring the long
editor letter, Ia one OF the most pa.
thetic tragedies OF old age. The de-.
cline Of the letter-writing habit Of an
earlier generation has often been de-.
plored. but this feature of the decline
can neither be excused nor defended.
The postcard substitute for letters Is
little less than mockery when the
cards are sent to the mother who
wants, and should have, so much more
than that. AS youth lives in and for
the future, so does old age always look
back over the slope as 1t nears the
summit. The parent Is wrapped up In
the son and daughter; but as the son
grows to manhood and the daughter
to womanhood, they are absorbed In
the plans and the processes OF build
ing the structure of the coming years
Such Is the law of life and the basis
OF an progress, but 1t Is pitiful
thing when the son and daughter fail
TO keep In mind their obligation ia
the loyalty and love Of their parents
Blessed are the absent ones who write
long and frequent letters to the old
home Soon, they cannot know how
soon, the precious privilege will nc
longer be theirs.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
WHERE SOME HONOR IS DUE.

With the country. the world. In fact.
busily divided into hostile Peary and
Cook camps. the partisans and the
middle-of.the.roaders seem to have
Given little thought to the role played
by Eskimos In the achievement both
Of the commander and the doctor.
Gould either Peary or Cook have at.
tanned to the Pole without the aid OF
these husky little brown men. with
the unpronounceable names? It Is ex.
tremely to be doubted. With icy
dimes and frozen temperatures as
their native element, habituated to
hardship as the millionaire Is to lux.
ury. stomachs apparently nodded Of
indurated iron In ability to digest as
founding foods these aborigines OF
the far north furnished the indispens.
able factor Of guides and pack.horses
and assistants amidst conditions that
would speedily put even the hardest
OF white men out Of commission. In
way. too. the Eskimos. both Of the
Peary and Cook parties, developed a
strange and admirable gallantry,
sort OF unconscious fighting spirit, In
battling with the heart.breaking con.
ditions which must ever attend explor.
ations OF this nature. II could only
have been this driving impulse that
sustained them through weeks and
months OF bleak and dreary toll In a
struggle toward the great nall"
They we're not buoyed up. as were the
leaders OF their respective expeditions,
by the knowledge OF the acclaim OF
history and civilization. waiting to
lavish adulation as soon as they re-
turn from frozen solitudes. In all
fairness, the names OF these Eskimos
should go down into history side by
side with those OF Cook and Peary,
Theirs was simply the high courage
and bright incentive OF sheer man
hood; no sordid or vainglorious mo
tive did tempt, or could have tempted
them upon such bleak and profitless
enterprise.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
DOES A man TARIFF BOTHER
THEM?

The observations OF scientists on the
highest mountain summit In the Unit.
ed States are directed to the discovery
OF whether the planet Mars Is habit.
able. not OF whether 1t Is inhabited,
II the existence OF water vapor In ap-
probable quantity Is betrayed by the
Marian spectrum, 1t Is reasonable TO
postulate the Availability OF Mars. To
go farther, and to assert with Pro
fessor Lowell that Mars Is Inhabited
and by beings capable OF altering the
face of the planet with their construc-
lions. Is largely speculative. Professor
Lowell now announces that he has
Identified oxygen In the atmosphere OF
the planet. II he has done so. he has
added to the probability that Mars Ia
habitable. But until inhabitants are
discovered, or their traces actually are
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

me CAaease EsOls nunbess
onon9 Ats sabses1boss the NEST
0nAuential, NEST DeoeDesous ena
nest ssspssssA men n chicago.
Il reaches nearly evssy mas
q stanAAn0 n the oaanunsey
onA an men who ase 0eu1asss o.
Subtle opanlon % directors 81
Dub1le a1alss.
Il IL The guiAss Asates aaA
fsssnA % every political leader
% every shade % oDinAen.
Il n ssaA ~ 0ovssnosot,
state, County aaA CITY e0saals.
Il o. psaA ~ . BIG Dssesnta0s
81 the lsgal fraternity, iae1uaan0
bsneh aaA boR.
At Ss the favesits % ChleaSe's
leaAing business men.
Il reaches an Glasses n theiP
hoass.
Il 10 rsaA ~ the Fire DsSsst.
0snt.
Il 10 rsaA b, the Police Depart.
osas.
Il 10 q every publis eAes an6
every Dubl1s library.
Il b. net controlled ~ any
oAeap, cheeky % ssooksA advss.
e1saag o6sasy.
In the twenty years Of Its
Oxistsnes 70 has managed % build
- . largo siFsulasiea anA 8rsat
busansss without the aia % Pre-.
esssleaal advertising shasies.
That b Why q % % iaAsDsae.
oat, % popular sno - stPon8.
The Chlea9o Da9le % one -.
Pc thas hos never 6oDoaoo0
uDea aavsStisin0 ageats fer .
e1Fsulssiea. 10 he's enc q lts
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
JOHN N. MYTH.

Just as we 60 to press we learn with
extreme sorrow Of the death Of John
NJ. Smyth.
In the demise Of this great and good
man Chicago loses one Of her very best
citizens.
John NJ. Smyth was honest, he was
enterprising, he was progressive.
He was good father. a good EN-.
ployer and a good man.
More could not be said In volumes.
His memory will be preserved In the
hearts of all who respect and love de-
cent and reputable manhood.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

for introducing the breeding Of cattle
In Japan. One reason for the change
Of diet IL to avert q repetition Of the
scourge Of beri.beri which sapped the
strength Of the army during the Rus.
sian war. and was said to have been
due to the rice diet, and another pur.
pose 10 to add to the stature of the
race by general Introduction Of meat
eating. Here in the Occident there Is
an increasing conviction that the meat
diet has. it, penalties as we'll as Its
benefits.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
DIFFERENT FROM MOST EADS.

Every one. 1t Is said. has his pet
economy, and life and fiction both bear
out the truth OF the statement. Mo-
Heres miser could not pass candle
without longing to blow II out. and In
that delightful, far-away. yet very ia
miliar village OF Crawford, little Miss
Matte Jenkyns sat and fretted her
kindly soul II an unnecessary taper
burned. Yet such private restrictions
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

found guilty Of violating the banking
laws. There are ever increasing signs
that the ability to make money IL not
to be permitted to serve AZ an excuse
In this country for being swindler.
For the first time the chancellor OF
the German Empire Is q commoner.
It Is Herr Doctor" Won Bethmann.
Hollweg. and not count" nor prince"
nor even baron" Eventually. no
doubt. the German chancellor will be.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

come. like the premiers Of England.
or France. or Italy. the chief Of a par.
liamentary majority. and not the per.
sonal representative Of the Emperor
himself.
%e>
Meat has been oflicially introduced
40 q part Of the Japanese army diet.
and. 40 a result. the japanese board
Of agriculture has sent commission
abroad to investigate and take steps
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06

Granville W. Browning would prove
an easy winner for Judge of the Su-
perior Court ON the Democratic ticket
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06
EAOLETS.

Frank 8. Ryan Is an easy winner
for Congress In the Sixth District.
He has the people with him.
&tA
Edward Osgood Brown Is the popu.
lar choice Of Chicago Democrats for
a place on the Superior Court ticket
next year. His nomination will mean
his certain election.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1909-11-06


Council. as his able and honest rec.
ord will plainly show. The people
Of the Thirty.fourth Ward can well
be proud Of such a representative.
Andrew McAnsh Is now associated
with James A. Pugh Of the we'll known
Pugh Terminal Company. and q better
team could not be found. Anything
that they are behind Is sure to be
straight and above board ana success
is bound to follow them in their un.
dertakings. Mr.. McAnsh is one Of
those men whom Chicago Is proud to
claim as one Of her leading citizens.
His whole career as a public ofYicial.
a business man and a citizen has been
an honorable and clean one. He Is
progressive Chicagoan In every
sense OF the word.
Frank s. Ryan has a united Democ.
racy behind him for Congress in the
Sixth District. His election. which Is
certain. will give the people of the
district Congressman that they will
at all times be proud of.
Colonel James Hamilton Lewis com.
mands the confidence and admiration
of all the Democrats OF Chicago and
throughout Illinois.
John ]. Geraghty, the popular and
well known manufacturer of buttons
and campaign badges, would make &
splendid president of the County
Board.
Albert G. Wheeler stands foremost
among Chicago's leading business mer
and financiers.
City Attorney John r. Caverly Is {
public Official who is working all the
time in the interests of the taxpayers
of Chicago.
%eA
The nomination by the Republican,
OF Gina II. Carter for president OF thu
Sanitary Board next year would b.
a popular one all over Chicago.
~S1A
Cyril r. Jandus has proven himsel
to be one of the ablest, hardest work
ing and most faithful men ever elect
ed to the State Senate.
Granville w. Browning would prove
an easy winner for Judge of the Su
peri0r Court on the Democratic ticke
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

1s-20-Gold ore, showing some NAL
achite. Assays, $l17 per ton. Raw
hide Yankee Girl estate. Owner, Me
Kelvey lease.
2l-23-Gold and silver. Free milling
ore. Owners, Grutt and Cunning.
24-25-Gold and silver. Free milling ore.
Assays as high as $4,000 per ton. Raw
hide Coalition estate. Owner, Mari
gold NJ. & l.. Co.
26-27-Gold and silver. Free milling
ore. Assays, 1920 per ton. Rose
berry estate. Owner, Alexander and
Wolfe lease.
2s-Talcose gold and silver ore. AS
says, $13 per ton. Roseberry esate.
Owner, viroqua M. & l.. Co.
29-Oxidized gold and silver. Free
milling ore. Assays, $500 per ton.
Owner, Roseberry estate.
3O-32-Gold and silver ore. Assays, $50
per ton. Rawhide Coalition esate.
Owner, Rawhide Victor M. g. l.. Co.
33-Free milling gold ore, highly <
died. Assays, sos per ton. Queen
Bethania Mines estate. Owner,
Queen Bethania Mining Co.'s lease
34-Free milling gold ore, highly OK
died. Assays, $134 per ton gold
Bethania Mines estate. Owner,
Bridges Daniels lease.
35-Free milling gold ore, highly ok
died. Assays, $4s7.6 70 per ton gold
Bethania Mines estate. Owner, Lit
tie Four lease.
36-Free milling gold ore. Assays
$247 per ton gold. Bethania Mine
estate. Owner, Lawyers lease.
37-Free milling gold ore. Assays, 81
per ton gold. Bethania Mines estate
Owner, Gold Reef lease.
3s-4o-Free milling gold ore, some si
yer. Rawhide Coalition estate. Own
er, Marigold NJ. & L. Co.
41-Highly oxidized gold and silve
ore. Assays, 5000 per ton. Owner
Rawhide Morning Star.
l42-Gold and silver ore. Assays, $40
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1909-10-02

grade. Owners, H. S. Lead and M.
Stewart.
22-23-Copper and silver ore. Assays
Is per cent copper. Owner, Fermina
Sarrais.
~24-25-Copper ore, carrying gold and
silver. Assays, 10 per cent copper.
Owner, Luning Gold Mines Syndicate.
26-27-Green and blue carbonates OF
copper. Owner, F. A. Plymyre.
2S-31-Copper ore, carrying silver and
gold. Shipping grade. Owner, Ari-
zona Nevada Copper Co.
32-34-Green and blue carbonates OF
copper, malachite and azurite. Own
ers not given.
35-36-Copper ore, carrying silver. Fair
grade of copper ore. Owner, Borax
Smith.
37-39-Carbonate of copper, malachlte'
Owner, Nevada Pacific Copper and
Smelling Co..
4C-41-Copper, silver ore. Assays, I
per cent copper, 10 OF. silver. Owner
j. II. Walsh.
42-43-Copper ore. Owners, +. A. Ply
mire and II. w. Weirick.
44-46-Sulphide ore, carrying silver
and copper. Assays, Pa per cen
copper. Owners, Nugent and Miller
47-Kaolin and tale. Large deposit
Owners, Nugent and Miller.
4S-49-Argentiferous galena. Assays
$50 per ton. Owner, Col. A. e. Ellis
50-51-Copper e~arbonates, maiachit'
and azurite, carrying silver. Ship
ping ore. Owners, Plymire Bros. ant
Ernest Radcliff.
52-54-Chalcopyrite, copper pyrites
Owner, Fermina Sarrais.
55-56-Copper ore, carrying silver, ship
ping grade. Owners, L. l.. Patriel
ct al.
57-6l-Carbonates, silicate, oxide AM
sulphide of copper. High grade cop
per ore. Nevada & Boston Copper Co
Owner, IL. b. Lind. president.
So. 63-Fossils ~(amonites). Nevada 1