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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
SeldlaFe Der 40. 0eaeral=y Yer.
iammlang oeS 9. u. 6.
Gemtral>S ereims.
e d) b.
Yreif e.

Ser groBe ginfluB, ipelden in Der
8eiellidaft belit5utage Die Yreiie aus.
iibt, iotpie Die traurige Sbatiade, Dap
insbeionoere in mierem 2anbe Die
engliide Sagespreiie faIt ausnabms.
Los Dem religioien Snoiffercntismus
@oridub ~leiitet, mad)t es inns 9atbo,
lifen our b~eionoeren Bflidt, GA ia.
tboliid)e Breiie ans allen &rGiten si
nnteritiiben. IIS oeilti6 . amerifa.
niide aatbolifen begriiBen mir nit
freltOiger @enugtnuung Die Sbat.
iade, baB mebrere oeutihe t1slif er.
ideinenoe 9lGtter Die Sntereiien
unierer FL. &eligion in miiroiger
@eiie pertreten; baB ferner Die mo-.
hentlidyen fatboliifen Srgane Die
8ertbeioigung oerti6er Spro6e uno
Cite nit Dem mannbaften @intreten
mir Die fatboliiden @riinoiase Der.
binoen. Die llnteritiitung, meId)e
mir oeilti6 . amerifaniiden 4atboli,
fen beionoers bieier unferer Hreiie
ihuloen, oarf 1ib aber nitt auf elm
platoniihes Serporbeben 'ibrer Siid-
tigfeit uno @i6tigfeit beidrdnfen,
ion0ern muB Dor Mlent bur6 oie
Sbat gum MuSorud gelmsen, unS
mir iin6 perpflihtet, BEN beroienten
Gertbei6igern mieres @laubens uno
unierer Sprade Die Gonfurren5 nit
Der frioolen Seniationspreiie auf ollie
@eiie, lie nad WaBgabe Der perion.
liden &rGfte, an erlei6teru.
Srei Srembporter mogen bieie
itniere Yflidt Der Yreiie gegeniiber
Snlammenfaiien: abonniren, GORE.
ip%pnbiren, %inieriren. lGneijl
Snbildum Der umhefIed.
tent M p fansni B.
Wit Sreuben begriiben Die Wit.
9lieoern bes 9. 81. 6. 6. 9. Die Ser.
fiinoigimg oeS SnbilGnms gum 90.
S~abrestage Der definition oes Dog.
mas Der llnbefledten empiGngnib
Der bl. @ottesmutter. Mls irene
&erebrer uno bonfbnre &inoer
@aricns lpoaen mir oieie @ele9en,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

bab permiBte. Ils BEL einenl
rGburd) Congress" Ser episcopal
fird)e in 2iperpool, guelonb, Die @i-
lfOfe in Ero3eiiion in ibren biibof.
liden Gleioern our aatbeorale mar
ifierten, i6rieeu Die 3ui6aiier
@ssieoer nit Dem Gopitl 9, bitten
mir bod mie0er einen neiteri 2utber!"
@orum oieier &oB, bieier Corn?
@eil Die bii6oflifen &leiOer al Die
totboliiden 9iibofe erinnerten. @ls
nber Die 3ridouer oen Grsbiihoi
BON yorf erblidten, Der elm iilbernes
arerl3 Dor iib bertragen lieB, ricfen
lie: 1T~errGtber! gs lit goperp alf
Der StraBe! S6ide iie ollie nady
Gom!"
@os MIR OH &om = OIL oie ia.
tbolIlde Stride eriltnert, ermedt
ben Sab oeS proteitontiid}en @olfes.
Sn oem 9aB liegt lire @laubens-
itdrfe. 60 lange berlelbe ononlert,
iinO lie u1befebrbor. Gin 16nlider
&nB gegen Nnoersgl6ubige lit bel
&atbolifcn nidt 81 finben; es lei
oenu, 0aB lie inter barter Ser.
fol9rng 81 leioen bGttelL
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Cine eisemartisem GrHdruaa

Der iapaniiden Grfolse I'M aricge
gegen &iiblan6 gibt i'm .Wineteentb
Century" Garl SCHUBERT: v9ie ruff
ihen Hepolutioh. re baben bel Der
grmee ibre Sanb i'm Spiele, unb
oarin liegt Der @run6 fir Die iapani.
lden @riolge. 5@s gibt our Belt
Soloaten Der Wanbidplrei, Die iid,
perpflidtet baben, feline iapaniide
iSrau our Wittpe az MAIDEN. lgs
lit eritauulid, mie ifledt DER ruiliihe
Seeioioat Die @eidiise gegen ben
6eino ridtet. Sd babe fiir3lid
3mei 9riefe geleien, bic bon Soloaten
aus Der Sront gei6rieben iparen,
ipelfe ben adn5lifen Mangel bon
erfol9en Der ruiliiben Waffen 5iem.
lid, ocltli6 periteben lafien. Sn
DEM einen miro BON Soloaten &c.
iprod)en, Die iid freiwiaia ben Saba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
0ei9winoisteit lit cd -. erei.

Inter bem Sitel ,@eidipinoiefeit
lit feline Sererei" i6reibt zines unie.
rer @edielblatter pie folgt:
nSn Gbicaao reidte cine Srau oes
Worgens gegen 10 llbr cine S6ei.
olngSflage gegen ibren @atten Elm,
Inn II llbr fam ser Saa sur Ser.
b%anolung, INN II llbr purbe DER
6ran Die Sbeioung 5ugeipro6en, io-
mie $4,000 Ilimente, Inn 1 llbr
botte Der Wann Die Suinme berappt,
ieste iih Inn 2 llhr auf ben 3ug, mar
I'M 3 llbr IN einem StGotden in SSn,
Diana, no er elm ileltes S6dshen
bate; Inn 4 l(br ipuroe Der SeiratbS-
ldein erruirft rno Inn 3 llbr fano Die
SodBeit ltatt. 3ie geid)ieoene Srall
aber, Die in Gbicago blieb, mar be.
reitS Inn 2 lbr gta6mittags mieoer
perbeiratbet."
@ir geben gu, Dob bieie y8e.
idpinoigfeit feline Sererei" lit,
aber eS fam mobl faum ~geleltgnet
werbenL baB bonn driitliGen Stano-
punfte aus, bieie 8eiGpi1oigfeit
mebr Sd -. erei ais Sererei lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Gr3biidOFides Sob iir Ole oent>
iden &atbolitem.

Sob ipenoete Den Oeuti6en &atbo-
lifen Goaojutor . @r5bii6of Wont.
sonlerp bon San Srancisco in ieiner
Seitpreoigt bel Der Gimpeibung Oes
neiten Srm5isfaner.aloite 81
Sruitpale. Ser bo6m'ite Serr, Elm
.geborener @merifaner, iagte: r9ie
Seutihen", uno ih ia9e es niht,
neil Sic iaIt ulle 9eutife jino, rOie
Seutid)en fonnen iebr lpobl alenl
8olfe oils Whliter oieuen." = DAB
Die oeuti6en &atbolifen in Galifor-
MEN beilte cine 10 geahtete Stellling
einnebmen, lit nibt oas geringite
@erbienlt Der bodm. Srun5isfaner-
Sater, peld)e IN fur5er 3eit @roBes
geleiitet boben. - st. Soiepb's-
8latt".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Gr3bii@of WeBmer's Mntwprt
an ole So;ialiiten.

Die io5ialiitii6e1 Ganoibaten fir
Die 5pei Wilmallfeer Comprehensive,
Berger mno 8aplorO, baben in einem
S6reiben oen gr5biidof WteBnner an
.offentliden Sebatten eingelaOen. gr
bat es in einem ebenio b0fli6en
S6reiben a~bgelebnt, baS in oen @or.
ten sipfelt: o@eitatten Sic mir 3l
iagen, baB id on ofieutli6e 0isfui.
iionen uno Sebatten nift CLAUDE,
unO oaB i6 Den Hlben ODER Die @irf.
lamfeit iold)er 0ebatten bisber ME
rails hdbe ieben f0nnen. 0tein Gin.
orud lit, Dob in Der Hegel Dos Bubli.
fun Die Saae nit genau benielben
Soeer, 8orurtbeilen oOer lteber5erlg.
lingen perlGBt, Die es porber gebabt
Bot. lteberoies erideint mir cine
.Sisfuiiion amiiden einem &otbolifen
itno einem So5ialiiten poalt1nbig
iiberfliiiiig. @as Die rein 0fonomi.
iden Sragen oes So5ialismis be-
trifft, 10 lit es einem &ntbolifen nidt
perboten oieie Sbeorien an5unebmen,
.menigitenS Die meiiteu, menn nidt
.aae. gs iinb Die io5ioliitii6en
SoftrinelL Uelhe Saden. Der Heli.
'gion, uno Gtbif uno oas M~aturseies
b%eriibren, oenen oie tatbolii6e Stride
,ppponirt. Nit Ye5li9 aui oieie fam
fir einen aatbolifen feline Dis.
fulton sebcn, neil bieie Srasen iiir
ibn enogiiltig bllrd Die Stride &c.
ihliftet merben, Die er oils bofite
@utoritGt in Soden Der Heligion unb
Woral onerfennt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Sic relisiSien Sroen.
Ten NIbGngcra Ino Trcnnocn oeS
Nmcrifnnismns snm Nadr
Dcrfcn!

Seine Seit bat Die religioiell
Sroen, D. y. iold)e, peld)c ben eftelt
ulo lpabren Sroenseeilt baben uno
nitt NIT Dem @elt-, 3eit. uno 2au-
oes9eilt lieb1itgeln, notblperloiger,
oils Die unlrige. @erfen mir einen
Slid in lie. lleberol ieben mir
prmDerbare 3eihen DeS Sortidrittes.
9ampffrait unb @leftri5itGt baben
groBe 0inge berporgebradt. Die
Snouitrie pern1ebrt bur6 Moi6ineu
ibre Gr5eugniiie ms ltnenolide uno
III gleidem &erbGltniiic baben ii6
San0el mo Serfebr geiteigert =
ober in 9leifem WaBe lit ord oaS
Gleno geipohien. Die slnbGnfung
BON &eidtbiimern olf Der eiuen
Seite, bot Die Gerarmung nlf ser
an0ern beluirft. 2aS Seben ulO Ger
SGnpeiB &ieler miro 81 @uniten
Gin5elner m~tsgcbelltet. 9aber Der
&laiienbnB nno Die 10 brennenbe lo-
5iale 5rd9e. llnionit iuht man
nad Insgleidyungsmitteltt. gqe
moraliid)en unb iittlidcn Miittel iino
unierer 3eit mlsgegangen, lie bat MIR
nod Gines: ole @eipalt; aber alld)
oieie miro nidt belfen uno ME Die
Stebe nno 8ere6tigfei er.
Ieeen. @as belonoers uniere 3eit
dorofteriiiert lit ole it II d) t,
Wangel an q eboram m, Die
o ennBu6 nno beionoers IN
oieiem 2anbe Die Sabu Of f..
@eld} cine GfoQe ipielt in alien
&reiien Ser meni6li6en @eieQid)nft
jener u@obe", Der allmG6tige
Collar. @iro linn nitt praftiid
brett nnb inbireft oas 2oblieo oar-
gebra6t! @roBer Collar mir loben
bid, Serr mir p~reiien beine StGrfe,
Dor 0i + neigt Die Groe ii6 irno b e.
10 II noert 0eine @erfel (?)
. boie, trourige 3eit! Niemanb
nil mebr folgen, Niernano mebr emit
loeer, Iiemano mebr arm iein.
@elo uno GenuB lit beltt5utage Die
Earolel
SinO MN in elmer iolfen 3eit 8e.
noiieni6aften, pel6e Ser @elt bas
Seilpiel oes @eboriams, Ser gntlag.
ung ullO Der freipiaigen Irmutb, in
elmer 3eit Ser allgemeinen ~llnaufrie.
Oenbeit, oes Safes unO bes Gigen-
nuses, Dos Seiipiel Der uneigenniibi-
gen, mnermiiolibiten N16Itenliebe
geben, nidt nmume1ngli6 notb.
menoig? 9as tbun a6er Die | l..
|gi0ien Srben, merm in Deil.
ielben Der e6te nno mabre
3 rbensgei It berridt; lit leste.
res nidlt Der Saa, 10 5iifytigt Der liebe
8ott bieielben, eben neil er Die
Sroen 10 lieb bot, jeoesmal friiber
ooer ipater, ober iher, pie inns
Die Sir6engel6idte aler Subrbun.
oertc flar uno beutlib 5eigt uno
lebrt. Sreili6 mus man bon ibr
Damn etWas mebr piiien, oils BLOB
oaS, Dap ct. 9ohifa5ius elm Srldn-
Der? uno &arl Der @roBe elm Sran.
! 5oie? Die SrlGnber oas a~usertpGblte
Solt @ottes uno ieOer oerltite Ga-
tbolif elm balber Yroteitant lit, neil
Wtartin Sutber elm 9euti6er MARI!
utinam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

lterr i~iber9eber, Inn nltr nidt file
oeit e5ar fdmpfen 81 braiiden; Der
ollocre berld)tet bon DEM plosli6en
3nriifmeihen zines Sbeiles elmer
riilliiden Gompagnie Solooten IN
Dem Womcnte, oils ser Siea linen
ilnmtsbleiblid) minfte. Ser Sffi3ier,
nnfdbig, bieier 9etpeglutg Ston6 st
eebieterJ eridoR iid ielbit oilf Dem
Shladtfeloe."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
S9ulfret.
6 It g Of ii T.

VI It ct = 6uler.
Sc lit I'M 2eben wirfli6 @ieles
ounnnt
llno tpioerli6, bas mus i6 lagen.
So rilti6' il tdgIi6 aui Der Sdul.
bnllt 'ritm,
limo mus NIT Oummem 3eua mid,
plagen,
3umal mein Sater au6 elm Seutider
lit
Yfllb i6 sur beuti6en Sdnle 9eben,
Sas ut es chen, mas mid ara Der.
brieBt,
Sob mus ib geb'n, es bilft fein
Sleben.
9meiter @ diiIer
Sergibt man iid nnb iost Sum 9ebrer
,Su"
gatld)! bat man cine oerbe iiben.
uno lagt man nSbr", baut er nod
felter 5u
Sis er Dor 8ltb fdngt on 5l
i6miben,
Sou oa man germ sltr beuti6en
S6lile geb'n
uno niftS mebr t6un oils MIR
ituoiren?
SD fam Die @orte Sier ilno @ein
periteb'n
uno Sauerfrnut reht b,lditabiren.
0ritter Q d ii ler.
Die beutide Sprade uns Den 2opf
perorebt
@arnm ii6 oenm nod barum reiBen2
Wenn unS cinlnal elm oeutldes @ort
entgebt,
@iro ipottiib rSiittman" nla,, ge-
beiBen.
8eniigt es bod auf oelltid iins al
periteb'n
Nas mir 81 elien baben mpllen,
Wo5n oen1 oa CUR beuti6en S6ule
geb'n,
uno 5iid) Die Sanb bod Sasen bolen2
S@ierter S9iiIer.
Wtir mil bas 3eug auG nift in mei-
men &opt
Statt 9eutib 81 lernen, moft id
ipielen,
Oo9 thu ids, nimmt Der Batter mid
beim Shopt
SaBt MIDI ben oeutiden Hiemen
fiiblen.
AlS fluger Oanfee geb' if) nod ln6
ub',
Sab's oentide 2ei'bud itets In
Sdnoen -
God 9riioer glalbt, es lit mir pirf.
lid lieb,
aann id Dem Bud oen &iiden
member.
Gin tlmges MGbden.
Nun ballet elm iinb gebet mir bas
@ort!
ltmionlt lit off Dos eitle alugem,
6Gbrt ibr in unart, 9rdgbeit tpeiter
fort,
Sereut ibr's iebr in ip1tern Sagen.
Sddmt gnd Dem Sebrer iolfen
S6impf antbun,
Ger gub in gutter @biidt mabnet,
Gems MIR I'M eure @oblfabrt lit gu
tbln,
Der Gnd ben @ea gum Slide babnet
Sino oeutihe 8orte gud nift
@oloes ipertb2
Geutid Hangs auerit aus @utters
Mlnoe,
Drum Itets Die oertide Sprade bod
geebrt,
llnb oeutide Slit! = 8u ieoer
Stunbe.
6. Minberpa6er.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
Der beiliss Solepb 1T eth 9slfer
beim Sooe.

Gin @iiiiondr aus Srlono, Der IL
Sabre I'M liib-reItliden Mfrifo mirfte,
er8abite foigenbe 9egebenheit:
Inf elmer meiner Hlnloreiien in
melnem Seeifor95gebiete, Gas IL CROP
mar mie Gnglnno, perlor ib oen @ea
nno irrte LANCE unber. Gs mar in
Der trodenen Sabres5eit, melt unO
brett feline Spur bon @aiier. Gno.
lid tam ib on einen einlamen
9aiernbot bel weld)em li6 elm flei.
ner Geld befano. SD ltellte MIDI
Dem BETTER, einem bondnoiid)en GIN.
iieOler, ais fatbolii6er MiilionGr Dor
llno bat ibu nm Die GrlanbniB, mein
perburitenbes Bfcro trGnfen 5u
oiirfen, mas er aiih aerne eeltattete.
Gr befanltte lih oils a%alpinilt, iiigte
aber bin5u: o9as trifft lit) gut, Dab
sic elm fotboliider Yrieiter iino; bort
I'M &interbaiis liegt Elm girbeiter i'm
Sterben, Der lit totbolil6."
SD begdb Mid iofort az Dem 2ran.
Ten, Dem iuirfli6 Der Zoo ld)on auf
Den 3iigen gel6rieben ltano. Mls i9
ibm iogte, DOB ih elm fatboliider
Frielter unb in S%ilOisborn, pier3ig
Stmoen bon oa ~ipobubait iei, ribtete
er iib miibiam bon icinem Eager auf
uno ipra6 nit matter Gimme, aber
nit Dem Insbriid innigiten 9anfeS:
% beiliger Solepb, i6 bab' ia se-
muBt, on Derbeit mir nod Dor mel.
mem Sooe einen Yriclter ie1beu, Der
mir IN Der lebten Stunoe beiitebt!"
.@ie lit Dos nit Dem fl. Soiepb!"
fragte ih. Der arnnfe ers16lte mir
6olgenoes:
rMls idI nod oabeim in SSrlan6
mar, le6rte mid meine quite WItter
ijeoen Sag beten: 80 III. Soiepb bite
Ifilr MIDI INN cine eliidieliae Sterbe.
htunoel" nn0 ih babe bieles 8ebet.
jlein ieitoem feinen Gag mmtcrlaiien.
Wit 81 Sabren ipitr0e id Soloat uno
balo oarallf nit meinem Mc9iment
nah girifa in oas &aplano geiti5t,
no eben Der arieg nit oen &aIfern
ausgebrohen par. gDe ib Srlano
perlieB, sina if) 81 meiner @utter,
um bon ibr gblfieo 81 nebmen, Oils
mir ms t%rennten. iaate lie nod:
.geraiB ia niht bas 8ebetlein gum
bl. Soiepb!" Sd bob es peripro.
den linb audi gebalten."
Ser arieg ging 3u Gnoe, meine
Sienlt5eit mar bernin, iG muroe emit
loiien uno blieb in &aplanb. Der
nad)ite YrieIter NOR bon meirem oa.
moligen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 Stun.
Den entfernt, IN Der &apitabt. Damn
fam i6 auf bieie Sarm unh lebe bier
oils Mr6eiter ieit mebreren Sabren.
air5lifJ bortc id. boB lid iebt in
auotborn elm tatboliider Yrieiter
nieoergeloiien babe, ilno madte MIDI
Do ib ihon lett 2angem elm INNER
b~eftigeres gerlanaen nod Dem Gnl.
pfang DER bl. Saframente emsanb,
oortbin anf Den 0ea pbpobl ih lfon
tranfIid mar. Su allotborn altgc.
tommen, erfubr ih 81 .meiner groBen
9etriibniB, oaB Sic auf elmer
3lmoreiie ieien. SD martete eiie
Wod)e lang, aber oergeblid, mo
febrte enolid, oa id nidt mebr lGiaer
ailsbleiben fonnte, biefber suriid. slnf
Dem Seimpege beriblimmerte iid
mein 9efinoen, unS als ih geitern
bier anfam, NOR iG iterbensfranf
mo MN ihidt mir Der beilige Sso-
iepb beirte einen Yrieiter!" Sd blieb
Die Nadt binburd BET benz brabeir
Mdnne, ipenoete ibm Die beiliaen ga.
fraHente uno betete init ibm bis AZ
ieinem gnbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25

SIN Slide mie i'm llngliidc be.
wabre Die @eiitesiammlun9 uno See.
lenruGe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-10-25
9eafiprIAe.

$n Sans unb Yraus lebcr, fans
mn Ser5eleio seben.
Bas nidt 3n permeiSen, ioG mos
ltanoboft lei0en.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-03-02
FRANK WILLIAMS IS
MtlliS' ASSISTANT.

Frank Williams, u resident OF Ash
land. and "a western Oregon mining
man. WAS today chosen assistant
superintendent of the Oregon mineral
exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase
Exposition. The app ointment was
made by ". II. Wehrung, superin.
tendent Of exhibits.
Selection of Frank Williams tn be
assistant superintendent Of the Ore
gon mineral exhibit at the st, Louis
Jair has settled the question of
who shall represent southern
and western Oregon. The appointment
was made on recommendation of the
Oregon Miners Association, of which
Mr. Williams Is u member
Superintendent of Exhibits W. II.
Wehrung has had the matter under
consideration tor the past ten days,
aud had many applications To con
slider. but after carefully canvassins
all elisibles he has appointed vii.
liams.
Mr.. Williams WAS born in New
York. February IL, 1888, but moved
to Wichita, Kansas, over thirty years
ago, where he engaged In the hotel
business. lie left there twelve years
ago aud lived in Portland for two
years, when he moved to Ashland.
in Jackson county, and immediately
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-03-02

The Alamo company has prac'
tically decided to put In u cyanide
plant In connection with Its new
mill which recently went into com
mission. John H. Cassin. of Spc.
kane. secretary aud treasurer OF the
company, aud w. Il. Eisenhour. also
of Spokane. one Of the heavy stock.
holders in the property, arrived this
morning aud left tn look over the
situation, to decide upon u cyanide
process. Accompanying Messrs. Cas-
sin aud Eisenhour were q. W. Bosgs.
who IL to he manager Of the Morning
under the new regime, aud his son
Ray, both of whom are just back
from u visit Of several days to Mr.
Boggs' hore at Tacoma, and other
Sound cities. Mr.. Boggs goes to
report on the feasibility of such u
proposition. Speaking Of the matter,
Mr.. Cassin to u Miner representative
this morning said:
~ don't mind stating that the
mill is not saving as high "a per cent
Of value as we hoped for. While IL
has been running for only short
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1904-03-02
Representatives of Company Went to Prop
ert Today to Make Investigations
To This End.

time with the usual stoppages in
cident to starting up new machinery,
| think IL has been fully demon.
strated that the loss Is sufficient to
Justify our installation of cyanide
plant. We cannot afford to run
merely to pay expenses aud furnish
employment to force Ut men. We
are In the business TO make some
money for ourselves. We know we
have the mine aud the ore, and II is
only question of treatment to max Q
10 valuable. l am conviced that this
is distinctly IA cyanide camp and that
all properties must sooner or later
come To this process.
Mr.. Cassin has conducted some in
vesigations relative to the Hendryx
agitator aud II IL barely possible that
this style of plant may he adopted.
The matter IL to he decided while be
and his associate, Mr.. Eisenhuor, are
at the property and the plant Is TO
20 In very sooU. The buildings were
with this end in view
and there is ample space for the ad.
dition.
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Wonderful Caves in Oregon
Which Interest Biologists
All Over The
World.

or especial interest to the geolo-
Rist are the great limestone laby-
rinths Of southern Oregon. which
occupy the bowels of Gray back
mountain, filling the whole interior
with one great honeycomb of lime
stone. Prominent Reologists who
have examined these caves pronounce
them the greatest of their kind in
the world. The caves occupy the
heart Of the mountain range. aud the
depths Of the pine forest, forty miles
south Of Grants Pass. and are
reached by wagon road and trail.
The region, though of remarkable In.
terest to the sportsman and siRhtseer,
Is none the less so to the naturalist
and miner. Closely associated with
the caves, and In the immediate dis
trict, are great lodes of marble and
limestone, which are proving of great
valuesin the manufacture of lime and
for building purposes.
The labyrinths have been christened
1.-The Great Oregon Caves =" There
are two entrances to the caves. and a
cold, clear stream of water issues
from the lower entrance aud goes
babbling down the canyon. To en-
plore them, the tourist needs only
to be provided with an abundance OF
candles aud guide. The labyrinths
are beautiful in the extreme. and
one feels on penetrating deeper into
the mountains heart, that he Is en-
tering the palace of an underworld
monarch. The candles reflect, the
glistenipH beauty of the walls. ceiling
and columns of chambers aud halls,
all Of limestone. white, glitterine.
brilliant. Irregularity is manifest
everywhere throughout the caves,
there being no parallel walls aud hut
few straight ones. The chambers
and halls are connected by crooked,
narrow anil low tunnels aud passages.
In every chamber there are beautiful
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became interested in the mining
business. which he has followed ever
since. He Is interested In the Gold
STANDARD mine ut Jacksonville, the
DIR. Reeder mine near Ashland. and
the Griffin mines on Griffin Creek.
lie has since coming to the state been
active In politics In Southern Ore
Ron. His appointment meets the
general approval Of the mining men
Of western Oregon, as he IL known
to be fair In his views relative
To any part Of the state, aud will
work for the interest of mining at
St. Louis.
He Is at present ono of the Worlds
Fair commission aud member of the
committee on mining and has been
instrumental in getting II good min
eral display for Oregon.
He expects tn leave for st. Louis
about May ! to begin his work. The
compensation Is very small, amount.
ing To "a per day. but as Mr.. vii.
liams has the interest of mining at
heart the has taken the position at
the request Of friends, - Telegram.
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which the philosopher looks upon as
mere superfuity, says the Enigneer
ing and Mining Journal. The re-
port Of the De Beers Consolidated
Mines shows the production aud sale
Of diamonds amounting In value-or
rather price--to $4,000. 900 IN a
year, at a profit which enabled the
company to pay 40 per cent on its
preferred and 30 per cent on its
ordinary shares, aud to carry over
50, 75O.O 900 In undivided profits.
Moreover the company carries re.
serve fund OF 81. 500, 600. invested in
the best securities, to provide against
any possible period of hard times.
1t diamonds are only a luxury 1t
seems that the world must have
them.
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views of stalactites pendent from the
ceiling.
Many Of the cham bers are of i'm.
mense size, aud have. been named In
accordance with the particular fea-
lures OF stalactites' or stalagmites
that each possess. for, peculiarly
enough, no two are alike in this
regard. There Is. 1.-THE DEVILS Ban
quet Hall. great spacious cavern,
100 or more feet across, with two
arched entrances and a domed ceiling
standing sixty feet from the floor at
the highest point; the Queens
Chamber" "Wbite Room," "Dra-
perry Room," "Ghost Room" and
"Old Nick's Bedroom.
Though the Great Oregon Caves
have had many visitors since the
time of their discovery few years
ago. they have never been thoroughly
explored. On account OF their
irregularity, travelling through the
caves Is a slow and even dangerous
process. They have been penetrated
to depth of nearly two miles, but
beyond doubt they occupy the entire
mountain. There is strong draft
of air through them, which indicates
a corresponding entrance, as vet un-
on the opposite side of the
mountain. Pacific Coast Miner.
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II is the human nature, after all
that one Of the most important aud
successful mining companies In the
world should he one which Is en-.
gagged in reducing not useful metal,
or money metal, but precious stones.
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Timber and Homestead Filings.

Timber and homestead filings, as we'll
as hnal proofs, can be made before
Charles H. Chance, United States Com
missioner, Office in First National Bank
of Sumrter building, sumpter, thus saw.
ing applicants expense Of trip to Ls
Grande
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-06-11
A Miraculous Cure

My daughter was afflicted with
a fever sore on her leg for over a
year, helpless in bed three or four
months, and the doctors wished
me to take her to hospital. A
number of pieces of bone came out
of the sore, showing the bone was
badly affected, and it was thought
that the leg would have to be
opened and the bone scraped or
the leg amputated. Hearing Of
the cures of San-Cura Ointment,
we applied it as directed and to
the great surprise of all including
the four physiciasn who had at
tended her, the great sore healed
up in less than six weeks. San,
Cura Ointment was worth tive
hundred dollars to me and all my
neighbors will verify this state
ment.
]. D. HOOD, Townville, Pa.
| Druggists, 25c and SOC.