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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

Mr.. Edward Osgood Brown would
grace the Circuit bench.
~6A
Mr.. Lyman T.. Cooley Is one of the
most eminent of engineers.
~eSM
Captain William Il. Black Is an able
ana successful lawyer.
@e~
Mr.. Harry Il. Gibbons stands well
in the business community.
Hon. Robert =. lies made a fine rec
ord as County Attorney.
~eSA
Mr.. Louis j. Bchan is a leading and
popular lawyer.
%eeA
Insurance Commissioner Henry
Yates is upright and capable.
~e0
Alderman William G.. Kuestcr's con-
stitucnts are proud of him.
~eA
Mr.. Elmer Il. Beach is a foremost
member of the bar.
~cSA
Mr.. James w. Nyc is respected by
the business community.
~eN
Mr.. John a. Orb is Il great and popu.
lar merchant.
~e~
Mr.. George y. Foster is thought high.
~ of as II lawyer
&eM
,Ir. Albert Graf is one of the most
reliable of contractors.
~eSA
Mr.. John Ccrvcnka stands high I'm
business circles.
%eSA
Mr.. George Wigh, Is doing excellent
work as advertising agent for Alessrs.
Hannah & Hogg.
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Mr.. Louis +. Altpeter, the Jewcler, Is
respected by all.
~e&A
Hon. Joel NJ. LOngcnpcker has won
fame as a lawyer.
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Hon. Leander u. Condce Is an hon.
ored member Of the bar
~eA
Hon. J. J. McAlnnaman has made u
fine record In the Legislature.
~6
Hon. Francis A. Riddle has a high
reputation as lawyer.
An
Cook County has no better official
than Hon. Fred W. rplam.
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Hon. John +. OAlallcy leads IN
North Side business circles.
~6A
Mr.. John g. Fctzcr Is one of our most
valued citizens.
Hon. Luther Latin Mills shines both
ns IN orator ana lawyer.
~
In commercial life Mr.. David Hogg
stands high.
~
Mr. Charles G. Breyer runs II pros
porous plumbing business.
AS City Treasurer Hon. Charles +.
Gunther made good record.
~eQA
Hon. George Kcrsten has an cnviablc
record rs Justice.
Some of the Republican judicial
nominees would stop clock.
~6A
Mr.. Thomas NJ. lloync Is an eminent
lawyer.
Hon. James II. Eckels Is Il financier
of high standing.
~6A
There is no more honorcd citizen
than Mr.. Clarence II. Geist.
~6A
Hon. William II. Weber Is u capable
county official.
~
Hon. Miles j. Devinc enjoys high es-
teen as u lawyer.
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Mr.. =. i. Revere is popular rs a state
officer.
Justice Olaf +. SeversOn stands HIGH
as n magistrate.
%SA
Mr., Tom Rowan IL u most popular
merchant tailor
%e~
| There Is no more popular merchant
tailor than Mr.. Tom Conley.
~GA
| As president of the Drainage Board
Mr. Thomas \. Smyth Is n success.
Mr.. Alexander II. Itevelrs name is
lionor'd in the business world.
49,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

success as manager of the Chicago Tel.
rphonc Company.
~EA
Mr.. Clyde A. Morrison ranks high as
II lawyer of ability.
~eA
Mr.. u. !. Schuyler Will run well as
u judicial candidate.
~eA
Mr.. George II. walker is Il bright
and able lawyer.
~c@
Hon. Henry G.. BETTER has made an
ideal legislator.
Attorney Sidney Adler has made Il
fine record ut the bar.
~E4A
Mr.. Charles T.. Hyde is II business
man of high repute.
~6A
SO there are LOO policy shops I'm
Chicago! And under Il reform" nd
niinlstratiOn at that.
~eA
Mr.. Charles II. Fitzner leads us u
Twelfth Ward Republican.
~SA
Hon. NJ. T.. Hunt has won honor in
the Legislature.
~e&
Alderman Charles Wcrno has Il fine
record as Councilman.
~e5~
Mr.. Edward II. Peters is in the front
ranks of our hest citizens.
%cSM
Mr.. John V. Clarke. as banker and
financier. has no superior
~e
There Is no ADLER lawyer at the bar
than Mr.. J. +. Koloui.
~SA
Alderman Henry Stuckart has made
u faultlcss record.
~6A
Mr.. Charles l.. Caswcll. Jr.. Is n
lawyer of rare ability.
~6
Judge Burke deserves reelection.
One of the best members of the Leg.
islaturc Is Hon. Cyril Il. Jandus.
As n great detective Mr. william J.
Sutherland stands well.
~e
Mr.. i. J. Switzer Is respected In
West Side business life.
~e
II. j. Weller n Co. are reliable bro
kcrs.
%e>
Mr.. \. q. Cox ably handles the Rub.
her Paint Company's business.
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Hon. william Prentiss has u grand
record us lawyer.
Mr.. Joseph Theurer IL looked upon
as u great business man.
~e
Alderman George X. schmidt enjoys
the public confidence.
~6A
Judge q. II. Horton Is highly Is.
tceIncd.
Mr.. Lester o. Goddard reflects honor
on the Chicago bar.
Mr.. Samuel Shaw Parks would
make u fine Judge.
~6A
one of our nblcst Masters In Chan.
Gerry Is Mr.. Sydney stein.
~e~
Joseph j. Duffy n Co. lead In the
contracting business.
~eA
Hon. Florus ID. Mcac'nm Is II pub
lic.spirltcd citizen.
%6A
Hon. Edward \ .Dicker IL m able
Master In Chnnccry.
&SA
No more popular Wcsi.Sidcr than
Secretary John Dadle, of the W. J..
Monkey Company.
&e>
Postmaster i. l.. Coyne Is Il model
Federal official.
As appraiser ana guardian Mr.. Ed.
win j. thinner IL uneXcelled.
%S
As merchant and citizen Mr.. Will
lam Lcgner IL popular.
~>
Hon. George Il. Foster has fine rec
ord MS Congressman.
%A
Mr.. Alexander Hannah Is one of our
greatest merchants.
~SA
one of the most popular of jewelers.
Is Mr.. Tom \. Donnrlly.
%e
Inspector Nicholas Hunt has Il grand
police record.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

Edward Osgood Brown, of the law
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1903-05-02

George Kersten Is one Of the best
known of Chlcagoans, and Is generally
liked all over the city where he has
hosts of warm friends and political
supporters. lie Is 10 years old, and
has lived here all his life. Entering
politics in 1880. he was appointed clerk
of the North Division police court ana
five years later was appointed Justice
for several public offices, including that
of Mayor and sheriff.
Edward OsgoOd Brown, of the law
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25
@r bat oen Snften.


@iiig pebte bic Srdmontana bur9
bic Straben BON Rom. Sie 2eute
frOItelten in Der bellen Sonne, bic iie
nit liisnerifder 8erbeibuns aus ibren
seI9iiBten &Gumeu beranselodt battle,
unb IeIbit bic Sbiiren Der 2Gbsn iparen
beute eei9lofen.
9lu9 Der Signor 9orIari bate ans
seorbnet, bab man bic Sbiir ieines
QpptbeterIubeus i9lisben folIte. bod
fam iie trObbem nur ielten Sur Rube.
Gs mar an bieIem idlten Sdnudrmprs
gen Elm fonbsrbdr lebbaftes &ommeH
unb 9sben in bsm ipeiben 9eip0lbe,
obpobI bic ipenisIten ettpas 5u taufeH
batten. sic traten unter einem 8ors
ipanb Elm, tbdten cine miihIdm berbors
seiu9te Srase. liebsn ii9 i'm beiten
Sale einen @ermoutb bi Sorino aes
ben. = .um ben Mdgen su ipdrmth
bel bieier i9Gnbli9eu Srdmontonu!"
i bod profitirte bas 9ei9dft ni9t
pieG BON Der Mense Der 8eIuder. Sic
itunben lumber, siugeu uuf unb ab,
traten chamber auf bisSiiBe unb fpGbz
ten nit bsIonberer 9lufmertIamteit in
alle Mintel bes 2abens; einSelne boben
aud bic RaIe in bic 2uft, uls ipenn iic
sinen ubIonberliden 9erub peripiirz
ten. Bum Reben lieb Der Signor
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

CAB er Fd fsinsr 8erslpeifluna bin.
@r fubr ii9 nit ben 5Gnbsn bur9 bic
Sdare. bab iie tpie tpeibe Walbnplle
bonn 8opfe ubftanbsn. itredte bic armt
gum tpeiben 9etpDlbe empor unb rieF:
Der @iaeomo tpbt, - fpel9 Elm
S9las fir mid! Gin 70 broper, fleis
bigger, nii9ternsr Menf9, Der IGnser
als Sebn Sabre fir mein @eI9Gft 70
treu 9eurbeitet bat!"
nunb 10 bilIis," fliiIterte Der S6ie'
lenbe feiner biden Naabarin Su ,SSiir
fe4aebn Solbi ben gag bat er gsinufs
tet pie elm pferb."
Cine feierlide 9rDBe fam iebt In bic
SaItung bes Sisnor 8orfari, ipGbrenb
feline @usen leubtsten eIei9 benen
zines propbetsn. Der bic 3utunft Der,
tiinoet. rOb. bieIes Rom," rief er nit
mG9tigem 9lusbrud. ,biefes Slima
bon Rom! Wieber bat es elm unI6GII.
bi9es Spfer seforbert unb es fpirb
peiter unse3Gblte Spfer forbern, penn
bic 8irgerfdaft ii9 ni9t f9iiBt geoen
feline 9rauiamteit. limb iie fam iid
idiiben. 9lu9 unIer arm.r 9iacomo
bate serettet iperhen fOnnen, penn er
setpoIlt bate. Sd babe es ibm anges
boten, i'd babe es ibm beinabe auf9es
brungen. biefes Mittsl, bas Elm sutes
Seidid mid bat erfinbsn IaNen, aber
In feinem @igennillen bat er es pers
I9mGbt!"
Der 4potbster bate. pGbrenb CT
fprad. 3tpei i9parse S9a9teln nit
tpeiben Gtitetten aus einem fad bers
.Doreebolt unO fdiittelts fe ieBt in ben
erbobenen Sdnben, bab es barin Hap,
perte. nSa, es sisbt elm Wlittel, BEN
Simmel fei 0dnt. Gs beiieat ale
fddblihen @tnfliiHe unIeres fpe6Iel.
poIlen Slimas, es beIeitist ieben aas
turrb, es itilt isben Suiten. @s 9iebt
feline Sruntbeit Der ReIpirationsor.
game, bic ibm troben f0nnte. gs "a
lpcbltbGtis, tuobli9medenb, frGTtig.
Sa, meine 5reunbe, Sic iinb ausers
fpGblt. cine tpabrbaftise Seilsbptf6aft
bon metnen 2ippen su pernebmen.
prdgen sic biefe 9otTduft elm in sbrt
Seelen, trasen sic iie nit S'A hinaus
unb bertiinbsn sic es einem sSeben aus
sSbrer Samilis unb aug Shrer SreunS,
f6afiE 8orfdris Gpbein paitilIen
iinb bic beiten auf Der Welt!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-06-25

&C bam be. 2eutndnt Gin sis
mem Reitaurant bic Spsif.tarte iiubi<
renb): aeb, &e[lner, iinb benn iebt in
Der Saiion feline Summsrn ba9t
Srduriee 8ube! Re[Iner: Wer,eiben.
Serr 2eutnant, 5ummsrn finb aerobe
In bieiem 9lusenblid gang friId eins
setrOffen, oieIeIben fteben nur nod
ni9t auf Der Rarte. 9tutnant: Sra.
aIfc, boun brinsen sic mir ein 9r0bs
den NIT S9DeisertGis!
-9ie g 9ubtnseI. aIda.r:
rStdtt mid Su beaablen. bat mid Der
Serr Baron lafen binabtperfen iiber
bic gdn5e Sties'!" = gi9ttr: Limb
babenSie iid beim SaIItn beI9dbiot9~
= 3Idser: ~Rein! Sd bin gum Slid
9efalltn auf Iaiter CUTE Sreunb', mas
alle bdben sepOIIt gum Germ 9aron!"
-anmdbuns. = Sausfrau:
rWas iih bic 869in nur einbifbet:
iebt mill iis i9ren 9rGuti9am ioaar
BON bsmielben 5eirdt6sbermittler bes
sosen haben, tpie i9 meinen Wann!"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31

Christmas passed Of quietly,
everybody enjoying themselves 70
the neigh, Of Their beat.
Mr.. J.. II. Berry came up from
Nevada, Mo, Friday, on . short
visit 10 relatives and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Preston. Of Ohio, Is
here on q visit to Nj. Geo. o. Cir
eIe's family, and other relatives.
Walter Grobe, Of Pittsburg.
Kans., has been home visiting his
parents and other friends this
week.
Fred Harvey and family,o Of Kan
sas City, are visiting his parents,
Nh. and Mrs. w. A. Harvey,
Tuesday being his mothers 7and
birthday
A good deal Of petty thieying,
house breaking and of hand
shooting is going on around town,
not very creditsble to the criminals
nor very harmful to the victims
but very unpleasant.
Mrs. w. L Cross, OF Oklahoma
City, Ok, left Tuesday for Joplin
to visit ner daughter. Mrs. Edith
Tedford. She will remain there
until March when she will return
to her home.-PleasantOn Enter
prise.
A letter from Uncle Jacl
Kious at Chetops. Ksns., lets VI
know that be is in the land of the
living, able to eat his allowances
and expects to read The TKIBuNI
another year. A happy New
Year to Uncle Jack.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31
WE CURE
MORPHINE
HABIT
We Have Discovered o Marvellous
Remed for Drug Habits
And We Give II TO
You free.

We have found a marvellous rme-
dy for restoring 90 perlrct health,
men and wemen suffering from the
awful curse ot drug habit u mat,
tors not how long yop have had ib,
now or when you gotit This II no
ordinary drug OF method OF tneat-
mcnt We are constantly curing the
worst eases Of drug habit known
aud give an unqualified guarantee 60
cure any case undertaken by rs on
refund your money. We urge every
person sunering from this tcrrtols
disease 20 write ns aud we viii send
fro a hottie oi nur marvellous rene
dy. We urge physicians having NJ
fractory cases aud all who want 4
lac cured Of this awful curse 60 wrlt'
us to-day. an correspondence con
ndentiai IN plain Envelopes, Addnesl
Manhattan There pcutlc Association
Dept n, llsS broadway, New Iori
CITY,
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31
Orr inchell.

Married, at the home Of the BRIDES
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Win
ehell, on East Maple Street, at s:5o
o'clock, "Wednesday afternoon, Dec.
so. 1903. Mr.. Caldwell Thomas
Orr and Miss Lucy Alice Winehell,
Rev. c. c. James, OF the Walnut
Street NJ. E. Church. performing
the ceremony. The happy couple
departed on the 9 O'Clock Frisco.
train for Lawton, Oklahoma. where
they will take up their residence
aud settle down at once 10 the seri-
GUS business OF life. The groom IS
one OF the best products OF Rich
Hill young manhood, moral, up
right, generous aud a splendid
specimen OF well developed man
hood, son of Mr.. Thos. NJ. Orr,one
our best citizens who is justly
proud Of a noble son, who is an
honor TO his father aud mother and
a credit to the city from which he
goes. He is associated with Mr.. J.
w. Wolverton in the hardware bus
mess, at Lswton, Okla. and doing
a successful business. The bride
is the pride OF her parents and
friends. a social gem, a are jewel
In church circles, a kindly. affection
ate disposition and beloved by all
who come within lhr circle Of her
influence. Her departure viii sad
den the home circle, be regretted by
her friends, and she will be missed
by the church. Both bride and
groom arc to be congratulated OF
their choice OF each other as a part
uer in the affairs Of life. Ma,
their lives be one continuous eourss
OF happiness in each other, whatever
may happen,is the heartfelt wish Of
the tribune proprietogs.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31
mFIPIxG on THt WAY.

Time Coming thro The Rye
While you bere below are going.
uleer the way you 70.
with Is iiie whore hops s. growing,
Make aBDtiieg's glow.
Many roads arr rough and rugged.
Lie ~ foil ~ eane-
Many souls arc heavy laden.
Help their burdens share.
Satan here mar. many dear ones,
wiih the stain u sin
You cnn point them to the Jesus
saviour ~ nii men.
Therefore happy, bright and cheerful
Keep your tho'ts above,
With your eyes no longer fearful,
only help with Love.
Brother help him, Keep on helping,
TIL your brother freed.
Lift the wearied onc 10 Jesus.
WHOM supply his need
For the Master VIII D. coming,
Looking for his own,
Then he'll crown you aN victorious,
There before His throne.
Yes. there Is a home in heaven,
Ia the Maste plan
This the key that opens 10 YOU
Help the other man.
Then when earth's great battle over.
You a victor stand.
Angel wings viii gladly bear you
Home 10 Heavens land.
&C. c. JAMES.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31


The Coming Nation has gone to
Kansas, settled at Girard and made
a combination with the Appeal to
Reason. We presume Il will be
the Coming Nations Appeal to
Reason, r the Appeal to Reasons
Coming Nation. Anyhow there
will be a coming appeal for sub
scribers.
A. 81. Smith an old resident of
Rich Hill, came in Christmas y
from Kalispell. Montana, on a visit
to his daughter, who lives out IN the
New Home neighborhood. He
viii probably spend the winter here.
He reports The Rich Hill colony,
McPheron. Smith. etc,
doing well and enjoying good health.
Mr.. Smith thinks Kahspell a fine
city and jus, a little nearer heaven
than any where he has been lately
but s;ili Museum is a good country
to come to.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31

Guido Jaeger after a Christmas
visit with his family, returned to st.
LOUIS. Sunday.
Mss Susanna Robinson went TO
Walker, Monday to VISIT her sister,
Mrs. Joe HandleY.
Mrs. S. II. Staneiier who has
been visiting Grandpa Arrasmi'h
and wife returned to her home in
Springfield Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 7. Riddle, Of
centeryiew, Mo-, after a holiday
visit with Mr. aud Mrs. John X.
Edwards, returned home Sunday
last.
Mr.. Geo. n. Requa and son-in-
law, OF Lone Oak. yer IN the
city Monday. They report things
moving along quietly in theiE
neighborhood.
MIR. John J. Allen has returned
from western Kansas and rented a
farm about 2 miles east Of Butler
lie called on TuE TRrBuNK yes
tetday. Another one who thinks
Missouri good enough ior him.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31
ca.arrh Cannot be Cured.

with LOCAL APPLICATION, as
they cannot reach the seat ~ the dr
sc,se. Catarrh Is "a hlOud or constl'
tutloual disease andin order 20 cum
a you must take internal remedies
Halls Catnrrh Cure Is taken inter
nally. aud acts dircty ON the blood
aud mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
cure Is not q quack medicine, IL
was prescribed by one Of the test
physicians IN this country Tor years
and Is a regular prescription. Il s.
composed oi the hest tonics known,
combined with the bsst blood puu'
ners. acting directly on the mucous
surfaces. The perfect combination
Of the two ingredients Is what pro-
duces such wonderful results IN cur.
ine catarrh send for testimonials
free.
A.. j. CHENEY C0.Props, Toledo,
Sold by druggists 5t,
! Halle Family Pulls aN The bes1
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31

uyon suffer from Efihptic Fits ar
railing sickness or hHyr chikinan.
New Discovery VIII CURE then aud.
an You are askAf te de- s. 70 aud tur
my thEE kEMkhihSaudtg fhem.
They have cuNsl thousands wifu,
everything oi4 iaiisl. Snt RhSr
lutoiy nrs With coaplote anetAea
pXpr,ss prenaia tkaS give AGE
and uh addnss
or. WM. MAY
80 PINS ST., NEW YORK CITY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31

One good single buggy and har-
ness. Enquire Of T. 6. Ward, 8
miles northwest Of Rich Hill, r.
F. D.. No. 1.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-12-31
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

IAl1kEbns
J. r. Edwards, Of south Of Prai-
RE City was in the city Monday,
looking after business matters.
Miss Ida Hines, Of Kansas City,
came down Monday to be present
at the Orr Winehell wedding.
Marmaduke Jones, OF Wier City,
Kans., was in the city Christmas
day, visiting home folks and friends.
Joseph II. WincheIl came in from
the Frisco main line TO represent al
the wedding Of bis sister, Miss Lutte
Winchell.
Mrs. A. c. Kuhn is visiting rel
atives over at Hillsdale, Kansas.
and will return home soon after
New Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Moore, OF
PIttsburg, Kans., are visiting the
family Of Mrs. Moore's brother, w.
e Stonebraker.
Will and Julian Weeks have
both been home visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Weeks,
during the holidays.
Geo. A. Huckeby and wife came
down from Moberly, Sunday night
on a visit to relatives and friends,
and viii return home tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curt MeKibben
are the happy parents of a Christ
mas boy. All doing well. Even
Grandpa MeKibben is attending to
business as usual.
Now is the time to subscribe for
the tribune and get any one of
half a dozen papers as a premium
or any you want at reduced clubbing
rates.
Mr.. Bradley, the deputy Nj. w.
of A. was called to his home IN
Rich Hill, last Thursday night by
telephone on account of his wife be
ing m.-Spruee items, Republican
Press.
Mr.. J. T. WeatheIs left yester-
day for Pittsburg, Kansas, where
be will be in charge Of a branch
store for Long Bros, Grocery Co.,
of Kansas City. THE TRIBUNE
wishes him abundant success in
his new field.
Prof. s. NJ. Barrett is in 81.
Joseph, attending the State Teach
ers Association. lie delivered an
address Tuesday afternoon that
was appreciated for its eiegan,
diction, foreeful expression aud
practical suggestions. Whatever
Prot. Barrett does is neatly done.
w. ID. Hutehins, aged IS years,
died at the residence Of his son,
Milton Hu,ehins, Christmas morn
iog, after a lingering illness from
lung trouble. lie was buried Sat
urday, Rev. w. B. Chancellor, OF
the Presbyterian church, conduct
ing the funeral services from the
home.
The ST. Louis conference Of thS
Methodist Episcopal Church will
meet at Carthage on March %.
1904, instead Of April 6 as hereto.
fore announced. The change wa'
made at the request Of the presiding
elders Of the conference. Bishop
Walden will preside at the confer
ence session.
wANrEp-We wish ,o employ,
a young lady in Rich Hill. O
Bates county,to do several month.
work. She should have RICH, 500,
education and a wide acquaintance
Good pay for the amount Of worI
TO be done. Work can begil
RICH, away. address in own hand
wuhng.-SMIrH PRlNnSG Co.
|. springfield. Mo,
The family OF Fred ID. Ware.
expect 10 remove from this city
Kansas shortly, where Ere.
has already secured a house 10
e them. Fred ID. and Riehardso
ID -
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-01
over the Sand.

The two automObilists who passed
through this city last week have reach
ed Elko. or did reach there Monday
evening. They took different route
from that used by Mr.. Winton sea
son ago and thus avided the heavy
sand at Mill City. which takes them
across Nevada in fairly good shape.
In speaking of the trip. the Independ-
ent says:
Mr.. Krarup, when asked as to the
reason for changing the route betwee. 1
Wadsworth and Battle Mountain stat.
ed that they had intended to go b
way of Saltwater and Austin, but
they discovered in time, before leav.
ing Wadsworth. that the route along
the railroad would be shorter by flfti
miles, and if they could reach Winnie
mucca they could have accomplished
something where others had failed
After leaving Mill City, instead q
taking the road along the railroad
they took the road over the mountain:
by way of Dun Glen, thereby avoidln;
the heavy sand near Mill City
where Winton's trip of two years ag'
terminated.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-01
A NEW DISTRICT.
Churchill County ie now the Scene
Of Mining Activity.

Churchill County ie now the Scene
Of Mining Activity.
Churchill county seems to be the
center of attraction in the mining way
at present. Everyone who arrives
from that section states that new
discoveries out there have excited a
great deal of interest and men and
prospectors are flocking to the new
fields. = ~ ia SD ~n
At Eagleville the greatest excite.
ment prevails The copper proper
ties that were discovered some weeks
ago are being developed and from
what assays that have been made it il
Of surprising richness The assays go
all the way from 30 tots per cent cop
per, beside carrying considerable sill.
yer and gold. The ledge has been
traced for several thousand feet and
should it go to any depth the new
mines will be among the richest in
the State. At the present. time over
$50 men are in the section and the
ground is being rapidly taken up.
A few days ago a very rich speci
men was brought into Fallon that
came from the Eagleyill section. Upon
assay it went over, $4,000 a ton in
gold. Parties Immediately left for The
section to make search for the
ledge that the piece of rock came
from.
Half a dozen places in Churchill
county are attracting the attention OF
the prospectors, the values so far un
covered haze. been exceedingly high
and everyone who has been in the
new district is convinced that Chur
chill will be the new scene of min
ing activity.
The section that is mineralized is a
great deal like the Tonopah country
1t is bare and the the lack of water and
fuel confronts the prospector. This
seems to be no hinderance, as has
been demonstrated in every camp that
has been found. Gold and water with
plenty of fuel seem to be strangers
but where the values are the miners
will be found to take the bullion from
the earth.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1903-07-01
Brought the Bullion.

Yesterday W. c. Williams OF DING
house canyon arrived in this city and
with him a bar of gold bullion, which
was deposited in the mint. Mr.. WIZ
liams makes regular trips to this city
and always on the same mission. that
of receiving cash for the product OF his
mines in Olinghouse. Since Mr.. VIII
liams started work on his claims ne
taken out 100000 in gold which has
kept him in pretty good circumstances
The greatness of Olinghouse is grad
ually coming to the attention OF the
! mining world.