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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-18
Classified Advertisements

WANTED-Men and women, expert
enced selling Teas. Coffees. Spices. En-
tracts, Toilet Articles retail, for Coun'
try, City and Town Trade, to sell Raw
leigh's 1877 household Products-largess
line, greatest variety, lowest prices
known everywhere. Terms cash or Time
Backed by four million dollar concern
Address ]. F. Brown Fl Centre, Oaiif''
giving age. occupation and references.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-18
APPLICATIONS FOR FRANCHISE
Eureka, Eureka County, Nevada.

Eureka, Eureka county. NEVADA
November 4, 1916.
To the Honorable, the Board Of County Com-
missioners of Eureka County, State Of
The EUREKA ELECTRICLIGHTC CON-
PANY OF Nevada, q corporation organized
and existing under and by virtue of the Laws
Of the State Of Nevada, hereby respectfully
makes application for the franchise, right and
privilege to construct, install, operate and
maintain poles, wires. and other appliances
conduits and conductors for wires for the trans
mission Of electricity for light and power pur-
poses, in and upon the streets, alleys. avenues,
thoroughfares and public highways In the
town of Eureka, in Eureka County, state OF
Nevada, and in and through the Eureka Min
ing District, according to the plan and map
herewith submitted. and as outlined In the
petition of taxpayers of the town OF Eureka,
also submitted TO your Board and on nle
with the Clerk Of the Board, as Of date No
vember 4, 1916. and in further support of this
application, shows:
First: The name Of this applicant is the
EUREKA ELECTRIC LIGHT COM
PANY of Nevada. 1t is a corporation organ
lied and existing under the laws of the State
of Nevada, and authorized. by its articles OF
Incorporation, to transact a general electric
light and electric power business therein.
The time for which the franchise, right and
ptlNhcSc uctciu hpphcu W "a ueshco 20 -
years.
Second: The place where such franchise,
right and privilege is to be exercised are the
public streets, highways and alleys. roads and
thoroughfsres OF said town and county and in
the Eureka mining district, shown on said map
or plat Of the town of Eureka and the Eureka
mining district, as Of record with the County
Recorder and Assessor Of the town and coun-
ty OF Eureka.
Third: There is hereto attached and herewith
fled with the aforementioned Clerk Of the
Board of County Commissioners marked
Exhibit A" showing and delineating, so far
as practicable, the proposed routes or right OF
way Of such electric light and power lines
through the said town and county of Eureka,
State Of Nevada.
Fourth: The said lines Of electric trans
mission for the purposes specified to run
through the towns Of Eureka, Ruby Hill and
Prospect, including Adams Hill and other
portions of the Eureka mining district.
Respectfulls submitted,
EUREKA ELECTRICL IGHTCOMPANY
A. G. HnLKs, Manager.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-11-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That
written objections to the granting of the above
application for such franchises, rights and
privileges as are applied for shall be filed with
the Clerk of the Board of County Commits
sioners of Eureka County, State of Nevada,
at the next regular meeting of said Board,
after the completion of the period Of publ;ca-
ton at Eureka. Nevada, on which date said
application for franchise will be heard and
considered.
OTIs FULTON, Chairman.
EDGAR SADLER.
J. NJ. REouA.
Board Of County Commissioner of Eureka
County. State Of Nevada.
First publication November IL, 1916.
Last publication December 8, 1916.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
MATTHEWS ELECTED
 SECRETARY " BOARD
Succeeds J. s. Wilson, Resigned Be- cause of Removal-Report Shows
 Association Strong.

w. h. Matthews, member of the board of the Young Mems Christian association, last night was elected secretary to the board, to fill the vacancy caused by the recent resigna- tion of J. s. Wilson, who resigned be cause of his removal to New Jersey The eled.ion was held as part of the business at the regular meeting of the board last night. The board de- ferred until it's next meeting. the mat. ter of electing member of the boarN, to fill the vacancy on that body caused by the departure of MT. Will son.
 The report of General Secretary E. M. Goodwin, which was received and referred to the auditing committee, showed the association to be in good financial condition. Receipts of ap- proximately $500 will be necessary before the end of the present month. in order for the association to pay current expenses and clear away the remaining indebtedness but bedause there are pledges in sums more than amplet to meet this amour. it is ex- pected there will be no difficulty en- countered in carrying out the plan to nave the association finish the year absolutely out of debt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
First Baptist Churches.

The name Baptist was first given to certain congregations of English 5ep- aratists which had recently restored the ancient practice of immersion, in 1914, but the congregations were sev- eral years older than that. There were two bodies of Baptists founded before that date--the Arminians, established by the fOllowe:s of John Smyth, who had been clergyman of the Church of England, founding the first General Baptist church in London in 1911, and the Calvinistic, or Particular, Baptist church, established In London in 1616.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
LongfelIoW's Inspiration.

Hawthorne told Longfellow the story fl Evangeline, adding that he had been lrged to write q romance based on it. ut thought it better suited for verse. The story of Hiawatha, related to schoolcraft by Abraham Le Fort, an ,nondaga chieftain, furnished the poet with the outline of his enbellished serse. The "Tales of Wayside Inn'' were suggested by an old colonial hos selry at Sudbury, Mass, which still is existence.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
World Series Cheaper.

Chicago, Dec. 14-Prices for world series games in American league parks were reduced. at the annual meeting of the club owners here to- night. It was unanimously dedi ided to adopt the suggestion of President Ban Johnson, that only twice t.:e regular season. prices shall be charged for world series contests. Under the new scale, bleachers will cost 50 cents, pavilion seats S1, grandstand seats $1.5O and $2 and box seats $5. Heretofore s1 was the price of the cheapest seats.
 The club owners decided to enforce strictly the rule prohibiting ball playeds from writing newspaper stories or permMtin their names to be used in d,nhection herewith. The magnates decided, after a five-hour session, to wind tn their business to- night. and referred to President Johnson action on the appeal for the abolishment of the draft rule from Class A clubs and the matter of the new arbitration committee. The re- quest for the abolishment of the draft rule probably will not be granted.
 Cbas. A. Comiskev of Chicago was elected vice president, to succeed Chas. A. Somers, former owner of the Cleveland club.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
Submit Question to Voters.

The prohibition issue was also brought directly to the attention of the senate when the Sheppard bill o forbid the manufacture and sale of liquor in the District of Columbia became unfinished business. to be kept before the senate until finally dis posed of
 As an amendment. Senator Under. wood has proposed that the measure be submitted to the male voters of the District. Senator Kern proposes that women shall also be allowed to vote on the question.
 Senators Sheppard, Vardaman an1 0wer rredic+ed the triumph of na tionwide prohibition in the near future.
 The president has been urged by Rev. Clarence T, Wilson, represent ing the board of Methodist Episcopal church, ot use his influence with con gress to obtain the passage of meas ure whidh will proh'hit. the use of the mails by unlicensed lqu,r dealers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
DISCUSS PLANS : ID AID BATTER
 OVER PITCHER
Major Moguls May Decide On Important Changes in
 Baseball Playing Rules.

New York, Dec. 4.-Suggestions to increase the batting of baseball players and to lessen the domination of the pitchers, were considered by the National league club owners in session here today.
 Among the plans advanced to pre- vent the decline of 300 batters were these:
 To call only one foul strike instead of two;
 To give base on three balls in stead of four;
 To abolish resin, emery and spit balls.
 After long discussion, President Tener advised that all suggestions be submitted to him, for reference to the joint committee on rules.
 The league owners referred to the national commission q petition from minor leagues, asking for the elimi- nation of the draft rule from Class A clubs. The same action was taken with reference to the creation of a new board of arbitration of five mem- bers, independent of the existing. baseball tribunal. which would pass 1 upon cases affecting minor and maj or 1 league clubs and players. The own , CTS announced they are in favor of the creation of such a board. Percy Haughton, owner of the Bos- 1 ton Nationals, announced tonight that he had sold Fred Mitchell to the Chicago Nationals for Outfielde, Kelley and cash consideration. 1; is assumed Mitchell will act as mana ger for the Cubs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
Canny Edinburgh City Fathers,

Edinburgh owns several meadows, some in the heart of the city. These fields are put to good use. In the spring they are Lay fields, the crops selling for very respectable sums, too, each year. After the hay harvest is over Edinburgh lets out the meadows for other purposes connected with cat tie and farming and adds bit more to the money thus acquired by the can. ny Scotch rulers of the town.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
French Operas.

The earliest operas in France were
 0mposed by Lulli at the end of the
 eventeenth century and Rameau at the beginning of the eighteenth cen lury, but they were little more than mutations of the Italian style. The basis of the French opera was laid by esluck in the latter half of the eight eenth century. Meyerbeer, Rossini, tsounOd and Thomas represent the most popular of the successors of Gluck, with the more modern Massenet md Carpentier.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
TEUTON ADVANCE GOES UNCHECKED
 IN RUMANlA
Associated Press Summary)

Associated Press Summary)
 On the fighting front, every where except in Rumania and along both banks of the Mouse, only lombard ments and minor operations are being carried out.
 In Rumania, the army of the Teu- tonic allies now has crossed the Jab- linitza river and all along the front the advance of the invaders continues unchecked.
 No details have been received as to the nature of extent of the French op- erations along the Mouse, except the statement in the Berlin official com munication that the French have made an advance on both banks of the riv- CT. Paris merely reports lombard ments in that region.
 The Teutons have bombarded in the Monastir region, wheer the Serbians hold the entire front.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
Hearts Necessity.

Welfare requires one or two con- panions of intelligence, probity and grace, to wear out life with-persons with whom we can speak few req sonable words every day, by whom we can measure ourselves, and who shall Emerson,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
How 1t Would Tempt Him.

"See yon fat fowl" whispered the tall tramp at the water tank; "wouldst thou enjoy him?" "Yeas," yawned the laziest tramp in all the states and ter ritories, Eff de engine killed him, cy- clone whirled all his feathers off and de lightning struck de dry grass and baked him nice and brown, I wouldst enjoy him, pard, yes, verily."-Se- lected.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
Frank Explanation.

It was at a private entertainment, and a lady had just risen from the piano. "Would you like to be able to sing and play as I do, dear?" she queried of little five-year-old miss. "No, maam," was the unexpected re- ply. And why not?" asked the lady. "'Cause," explained the small observer, q wouldn't like to have people say such horrid things about me-"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
We'll Hidden.

James, three, had couple of pen nies and forgot where he put them. He asked his mother if she knew where they were. She said: "I don't know, James, where did you put them?" He said: 'I don't know, mamma, but it will be good place, anyway; nobody will find them"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
STREET CAR HITS WAGON

Street car No. 105, on the Main Cemetery line. collided with wagon No. 1 of the Howell Grocery company about 6:30 o'clock last evening, in Main stret, near Tenth avenue. The wagon was slightly damaged. No one was hurt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15

Children take BILLIARDS HORE- HOUND SYRUP willingly because it tastes nice. There isn't better rem edy anywhere for children's coughs. hoarseness and bronchitis. It's good medicine and easy to take. Price 25c. Soc and S1.00 per bottle. Sold by w. l.. DeWoody & Co.-Advt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
Mozart Wrote First German Opera

In Germany, until the rise of Wag- ner, the opera was marked by little national originality. Mozart was the first opera writer among the German composers. To Weber especially will remain the story of having first found, ed distinct German Operatic style.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
Deal at St, Louis.

St. Louis, Dec. 14.-Negotiations looking to the purchase of the St. Louis National. league club were opened here yesterday by Robert L. Hedges, former owner of the St. Louis Americans. Mr. Hodges said he was acting for others.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15

Of the 1o5 counties of Kansas only seventeen are without women holding elective office. V &e
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15

Unfortunately. It is always the person not in Il predicament who knows what Ougl 70 have been dOne.-Dickens.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15

Hockey has become the favorite winter sport of many women in New York.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15
pallx.Thouahs

He who loves snOt his country can love 0Othing.--Byron.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1916-12-15

Received Monday ,INov. 27th, at my barn, 50 head nice young
 we'll broke mules, belonging to MT. Chas. T. Walker of Nebras-
 ka. These mules run in age
 from 3 to7 years, IA to l6. hands
 high, weight 800 to 1150 pounds.
 IA hand mules, 3to5 years old. $95 to $l15 co. l4l-2 hand mules, 8 to 5 years old, $l20.oo to $1s5.oo. l5 hand mules, 8 to 5 years old, S140.00 to $16O.00.
 Some smoothe mouth mules yet cheaper.
 Every mule guaranteed as represented.
 Victor Simon
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10
4membur9er Nathrithten.


Soiientlit lpirb Die Sbatiabe Ieines
poreeihrittenen neutrality-suspicious.
ais miIbernber II m It a II b
selten, ipenieitens bel Der N.u s.
ii brung bes llrtbeilsiprudes.
8ir leben iibrisenS aud i'll Der
lleber5eusune, bab bic einfluBreihen
Sreunbe GERM Yriim's, barunter
piele b~erporrasenoe Witelieber Der
Sierar6ie in gelsien, SrantreiA unb
SeutihIanb, bas resierenbe SauS in
9ugembure. unb iclbit Yapit 8enebiit
Der Siinf5ebnte, lid fir cine mosIidit
eelinbe 8ebanbluns beS bodperttens
ten fatboliiden Yarlamentariers.
slpoitels Der fatboliiten Yrelle unb
gei0rberers Der Snternationalen
gu6ariitiihen 8onsreiie, nit grfolg
beripenben iperben. @inittpeilen biirs
fen Serr Sriim uub Samilie ii6 Der
Spmpatbie ibrer Saulenoen bon
Sreunben seiihert fiiblen. - 8
6 be isMebafteur.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

Iorfe 5os ih lie feit an mid unb CAB
ibr einen 8uB. einen langen &lib 80.
gs mar infer eriter &iB.
Sic Sdume bufteteu. Gin friifer
Wino itrih leiie burd bic &ronen uno
itiittelte SIiitbeu auf uns. @eiBe
gliitben.
Canals bate id Siii elm iifbernes
Ser3ben %neriproden.
Nm f~olsenbeu Sonntag mar ih
mad Werid sefabreu. Sreeno einen
8runb bate i3 meinen gltern an
seeeben. limb id faufte elm iilhernes
Ser5fen nit elmer %iilbernen 8ette.
Stint Sranten unb aft SouS bate 81
mid sefoitet. fat ben 9an5en geitono
meiner gaarihaft.
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ih Git aui. Sd traf iie i'm Stale,
gang allein. S6iihtern leste id ibr
bas biinne &ettden nit benz i~ilbernen
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uns ieben.
limb am folsenbeu Gage, als ih
bas @ieb our Weibe trieb. idnitt ih
elm Ser3 nit einem "s'' unb einem u"
in Die Hiube Der @ren3buGe.
Go mar infer giinbnib beiieselt 80.
Wortfesuns foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

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ibrem 2~cbensenbe ipobntcn. Seine
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Saeob Shaueu unb SRI. 8atbarina
bon Cafe Gburd, Srau Srant @onneS
ring BON Waratbun uub SrQu Inna
Walinaer bon Chicago. Sehs &ins
Der iiuo i'm 3arten alter Den gltern
burh ben SOB entriiien morben. Elm
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Srieben! Sen trauernben Sinters
bliebenen infer 9sileibl-(Y. 8. 81
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

lille Die Sauienbe bon Srcunben
unb 8Dnnern bes bier senannten
Serrn emil Yriim, beS ebemalieen.
lan9idbrisen. bohperbienten Siibrers
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binburf Der fatboliihen Sade in
aan3 europa uno 3umal ben beiten
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@roBber3ostbum %2urembur9 ipiomete.
MAIDEN eS UNI 10 beoauerlider. paB er
in Sdnierieteiten nit Der oeutiden
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9erietb.
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ihcr. Nha Serr Yriim %betanutlid ipesen
3udertranfbeit feline politiife &auis
balm nuo Siibrerihaft in Der lugems
burger &ammer auf ieinen Sobn, Ins
malt Better Yriim. iibcrtresen mubte,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

bon Nitolas Iouiel. stlbs. @drtner;
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90: Inna Raria SpIfeufeIs, alt SO
Sabre, gbefrau bon gbam 9ultap
laurent. Shneioermeiiter; Soiepbine
Iouiel, alt 80 Sabre, gbefrau BON
TifoIas 8loben. @drtuer. = 81:
Sobaun 9initer, alt 81 Sabre, Shreiz
uermeiiter. - 2. San: Veter 9cera
gen. oft 56 Sabre. S6reiuer aus
9ietird, = g.: Camille Better, alt
So Sabre. Sberserihtsratb; Suianna
Stomp, aft % Sabre, 9ienitmasp,
ebelps aus SteinIel. - g.: Waria
Otoes, alt 80 Sabre. gbeirau bon
Ntatbias Shuman, Staatspen'ips
nierte; Sulie Slorentine Seiber, Silts
tenarbeiter.
SterbeiGle Der start Gttcls
ii d.-@om 10, 3e3.: Suianna
Sdaad. alt 81 Sabre, @ittpe bon
Seinrid Yeffer. = H.: Nit. LINEN,
alt 3 Mionate, Sobn bon q. Tapl. =
49,: Clement Sberens, alt 81 Sabre,
Shneiber, @itttper bon aatb. Stirn.
- II: Selena gireen. oft so Sabre,
@ittipe bon Sbeobor Glaes. = 90:
s. 9. Wap, alt 10 Wonate. - 90:
Nif. Sentees, aft 81 Sabre. leois;
Soieiina gettinser. aft 70 Sabre, obne
Stanb, &itttpe bon Eeter 9err. -
90: :. g. Vletihette, alt "a Sabre,
gbeniit, @atte bon Bertha 9birp.
SterbeidGle Der Stabt Sies
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men, 81 Sabre alt. - 81: Waria
Sipi1e, 81 Sabre alt; Witttue bon
gtifel Serpais. - "a: SoIef Gnore,
rs Sabre alt; gliie Shmol. SO Sabre
oft, Witttpe bon Subert Bod; &atbas
rina Wolitor, 63 Sabre alt. 8itttpe
bon Subann 2etued.
Sterbefdllc Der Stabt @iIs.-
Bonn 20. Sea: Sopbie, alt 2 Sabre,
Sod,ter BON Siioor 8alo, Subrmann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-02-10

SieftrG d., 9. San. - 9elterr
Nahmittag nerihieo bier Serr Seinr.
Surn, Rentner. i'm bpben Nlter bon
so Sabren.
Gdtcrnaf d, 81. Se3.-9eitern
Spnutas &beno 8 ltbr peritarb naf
mebr ais ~10@idbriser &rantbett i'm
Reoemptoriiten z&lolter 5u gtternah
Der bobip. Yater Sictor Sauser. cine
electromagnetic 3ierbe beg Geoempto>
riiteusS rbens.
Iieberfprn, 90. Se5.-8es
tern nurbe unler friiberer lausidbs
rieer 8rieftrdger Serr Sobann Yeter
S~artbelmp gu 8rabe setrasen.
Cid a. b. Y lr3s 3Qs. &eavv@or
ettpa IA Sagen begab iih Der ettpn so
Sabre alte Nrbeiter GIbert> Stein aus
Shifflinger Sur Siitte .Grbeo". Bel
Der ShludenmiibIe purbe er bon
einem umfippenbeu Shladentiibel ees
t%roffen. gr erlitt idipere 8erlesuns
gen, beneu er iest erlegen lit.
Stfferbingen, 80. Sea. =
9eim Ausbau zines aonperters puroe
Der Grbeiter Sui. WaIberbe pon elmer
lid losloienben ShladenmaIie setrofs
fen, nobel er einen Subz uno S6ens
felbru1 erlitt.
26rid , 80. Se5.-Na6 tangent,
pergeblifem Suden fano ma erblit)
s~eitern 9e9en Rittas Die 2eihe bes
Bier Sepoiitdrs Safob Eeilanb bon
8oeblinsen. Sas llnteriudungss
geri6t fpar gleih our Stele. @aeeu
uno Sfero fonnten ihon am Spnntas
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semein a%nsenorpmen, baB fein @er>
bredeu porlie9t, %ipncern bab 8eilanb
perungliidt lit. gs mare 5u piins
ihen, baB Die ~suitdubise 8eborbe an
Ger Hoobter Bride, ldueit Der Gid
cine S6ubiuebr a%nbringen laIlen
ipiirbe, nm fernerbiu Gbnlifeu linz
eliidsfduen por5ubeusen. Die 2eide,
tpel6e bon ben Slutbeu einige bunoert
Weter fpeegci6pemmt ipuroe, ipar an
ben @ur3eln zines @rlenseitrduhes
bdnsen seblieben.
9 Ii + erinsen I. Sau.-gin
auf elmer Sabrt bon Srier mad Ies
begriffener beutiher SpppeIoeder
miBte pesen Rotoroefettes eeitern
Nafmittas III Der Ndbe u~uierer Srts
Ihait lanpen. 9as 1eltene S6auipiel
lodte balb Sunberte bon Neusieriseu
berbei. Die bier itatipuierte beuti6e
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