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Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

81 never felt so well as have since I
began its use, and ! recommend IL
as the greatest tonic i'm the world"
Il tried many different remedies in the
effort TO build up my system, which had
become nervous and run down from over
work worry loss Of proper rest and un-
reasonable hours, but nothing seemed 10
help me, so ! began TO take Dunys Pure
Malt Whiskey one bottle OF your medi-
cine almost cured me, and In three months
I was a healthy. strong man. Really. I
have never felt so strong and well as l
have since / began its use. l Cheerfuly
recommend Duffy's Pure Max Whiskey as
the hest health builder and tonic-stiIrulant
in the world % LEONARD VEIN
HEIMER, 1906 s % St. St Louis, No
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
NERVOUS PROSTRATION


is Brought Backt
by Duny's Pure Malt Whiskey
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

CRIPPLE CREEK. Colo. Sept lR.-Sev-
eral INCHES Of snow fen here Today. The
blew down several buildings. including .
large iceh0asa
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Duffy's Pure
Malt WhiSkeY

Malt whiskey has been prescribed by
ling hospitals as the greatest tonic-stmu-
science. IL is endorsed by the clergy and
| schools OF medicine as positive cure for
nervous prostration, all dis
,rm Of stomach trouble, malaria, chills,
lns Of the mind and body. II Is a heart
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
FORECAST OF THE WEATHER
Fair Today and Tomorrow I'm Ne
brAska and south Dakotay
Warmer Tomorrow.

WASHINGTON, Sept. ls.-Foreoast OF
the weather for Tuesday and Wednesday:
For Nebraska and South Dakota-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday: warmer wednes-
day.
For Iowa-Fair and cooler Tuesday;
Wednesday, fair and warmer.
For Missouri-Fair Tuesday, preceded by
showers and cooler in the east and south
portions; Wednesday, fair.
For Kansas. Wyoming. Utah and Colo
rAdo-FAir and warmer Tuesday and
Wednesday.
For MontSna-Fair and warmer Tuesday;
Wednesday, fair.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Reports from stations at p. M.

T Indicates trace Of Precipitation,
L. A WELSH, Local Forecaster.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

Edwards, who will be arrRigned in police
court Tuesday morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

Governor Mickey is still receiving numer-
Gus requests TO call a special session. Some
are anxious that ne wait until he sees what
action the railroads will take on their 1876
taxes, while others desire the session called
Immediately after election. one man at
the state house today said that he had re-
ceived information from a merchant at
Grand Island that in ordering a car Of sugar
from California, IL was necessary for him
10 pay freight rates from Omaha TO Grand
Island even though the train reached
Grand Island before II did Omaha and the
sugar was never in Omaha. He also said
that In buying sugar manufactured in
Grand Island the merchants had 10 paw the
added freight rates from Grand island 70
Omaha and back. even though the sugar
was never more than mile from the mer-
chants place Of business
II Is such instances as these that are be-
ing called 70 the attention OF the governor
as reason for the special session OF the
legislature The governor hesitates 70 cal
a special session because the members who
W0Gld COMPOSE II did nOthiuE When they
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19
Local Record.

OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA, Sept. Is. Ohcisl record OF tenn
perature and precipitation compared with
The corresponding day of the last three
years: 1906. 1901 1903 1902
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

Temperature and precipitation depar-
lures from the normal at Omaha since
March / and comparison with the last two
wear.
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

year:
Normal temperature ...---,.....-.....,,.... 65
Deficiency for the ay..-..........,........ 1
Total excess since March !. 1906. .249
Normal precipita itation............... 10 inch
Excess for the day................. 81 inch
Total precipitation since Mar. /. .eo.lb inches
Deficiency since March l........ Al inches
Deficiency for cor. period, 1901. >. 32s inches
Excess for cor. period, 1SO3-..-.. b22 inches
Omaha daily bee., 1905-09-19

booklet Ap f reliable 6 sEP'; ; ePs #S ss C. Or , s bottle Advice and medical
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
GOLD TREASURE TO HAVE 20
 STAMP MILL
AFTER TAKING A GOOD LOOK OVER THEIR VERY PRoMiS-
 ING GROUND. ris
Officers of Company So Deeide-Lons Trsmway to Be Built From Mine to a MiIi-orders Placed for Equipment Much Rich Ore.

Officials of the American Mining & Development company spent yesterday in the city from Naco. where they are from their homes in Oklahoma to in- spect their property. The latter is better known in this section under it's old name of the Gold Treasure. It is short distance over the border from Naco.
 The party here yesterday consisted of President c. G. Jones, E. E. Spar row and wife, D. C. Lewis, W. P. Con ger, Miss Glenn and E. I. Leach, the latter superintendent of the property in Sonora. Excepting Miss Glenn, who is from Wichita, Kan. all the visitors are from Oklahoma. MT. Jones is president of the O. c. & W. L. and the important commercial lines. MT. Sparrow is a banker of Pawhuska. MT. Lewis is MT. Jones' railroad attorney.
 The visit of the party to the Sonora property will probably conclude to- day. It has had important results inasmuch as the visitors have seen enough to convince them that they have the making of a mine. As re- suit they have ordered immediate de livery of a twenty-stamp mill at the property. Funds have also been provided for increased forces on de- velopment and for considerable new equipment. On purchase of the lat ter Superintendent Leach leaves today for the East. Among other things he will place orders for will be largely increased stock fer the store of the property at the mine.
 The Gold Treasure is said to have 6,000 tons of ore on the dump at the present time which makes an average of s14 to the ton. Some of the ore that has been taken from rich string CTS goes better than S70O to the ton. The mill to be put on to handle this ore will have capacity for so tons dai- ly. In the 700 feet of work that have been done on the property all in tun- nels. enough ore is reported in sight to insure operation of the mill for a number of years.
 The most extensive drift on prop erty follows the vein from the surface for 192 feet, where the. vein has been followed abruptly down for 32 feet. At the surface the vein was IS inches wide. At the end of the tunnel it has width of 5 feet Some silver and copper are mixed with the gold val ues. On the surface the ledge has been stripped for HOO feet. Beside the tunnel spoken of. there are four
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19

others on the vein which have proven the latter uniform.
 With erection of the mill a tram way 5000 feet in length is to be built from mine to mill. The activity talk en on by the company at this time Is largely due to the fact that litigation asnder which the property labored for some time recently concluded in fa- yor of the company. At present there is. 10 stock of the latter on the mar EeT Previous to the present organiza- ton. however. considerable stock was sold in this section. and is still here. The shape owners have. pretty good prospects, from the present looks of things. to come into a paying proposi- tion before long.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
A BIC MINING
 PROPERTY IN
 CLIFTON DIST
NEW ENGLAND & CLIFTON CON SOLlDATED WILL SOON JOIN
 PRODUCING LIST.
Has Some Great Mining Ground, Ca rying High Grade ore-cllfton Min CT Seriously injured by Premature Explosion of BIast-minins Notes.

The New England and Clifton is now preparing to ship from their ore reserves in the mine and also from the large tonnage of high grade ore on their dumps. On account of the high stage of water in the river. making it impossible to get lumber to the mine for bins at the present time, it cannot now be said just when shipments will be commenced. but 1t will most probably be within a few weeks. The ore will at first be shipped by wagons, but it is known that the company have long had un- der consideration the building of an electric line from Clifton to the mines. hence it is probable, now that the company have decided to ship ore. that the line may be built duI ing the present year. but of this the Era has no positive knowledge. The shipping of ore by the New England will require an additional force of miners. and will also give employ ment to a good many men and teams in hauling the ore. The Copper King lode upon which the company has done most of its development work, has always been considered about the richest in the district. The company have been developing the property steadily for several years, and have the deepest shaft-from the surface in the district. Local shareholders will be pleased to learn that the com pany have decided to ship ore, and put the mine on a self-supporting basis, rather than to continue devel- opment work by the sale of treasury stock. The fact that 8 mine can pay its expense of development by ship ping ore makes it's stock more at. tractive to investors. and when the time arrives for the erection of 3 plant it's treasury stock can be placed more advantageously Steady ship ping is the best possible advertising for any mine.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19

AL Clark, a well known miner of this section. met with an accident this week while in charge og a gang of men on the A. - N. M. railroad near Coronado station. He was do- eQl sun ma 'Ieef lussaId 9ql suI ing some blasting in the side of the mountain, and was working a gang of men who were not familiar with that class of work. One of them, it seems. cut a fuse too long. and when the shot did not go off. Al went to see what was the matter with it. Just as he arrived at the spot the explo- sion took place, and he was knocked insensible by the flying rocks. He was brought to the Clifton hospital. where his wounds were dressed, none of which are of a serious nature. His eyes were found to be in bad shape and he was later sent to Fl Paso to be placed under the care of a spe. cialist.-Copper Era.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
Pork.

Ed D. Jones, promoter of the Mon arch Amusement O., arrived in Bis bee from Fl Paso last night to further the interest of the Copper Queen Band Carnival. to be held here April Is in. elusive. Descriptive details of the at traction will be given later. but MT. Jones assures us that the attractions of the Monarch Amusement Co. are all new, novel, sensational and entertain ing. The company comes here from Fl Paso, where they are engaged to appea rfor ten days at the Fl Paso Spring Carnival.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19

Furnished by Frank J. Graf, broK. CT, Copper Queen hotel building. Tele. phone Ill. Bisbee. ArizonaD Catch-Good, Money
 Industrial Conditions.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
Day on New York Cotton Exchange

New York, March 1S.-While the technical speculative conditions and the spot situation is favorable for the prosecution of a bull movement, to this time the majority of traders are not in sympathy with any attempt to create boom. We look for a contin- uance of activity, and expect to see CT ratio fluctuations that will continue to make a good traders market and a profitable one for those who are will ing to confine their operations to scalp ing for moderate turns.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
The New York Stock Market.

New York, March 1S.-Total sales of shares. G51 ,500. The market acts naturally, and the reaction. if contin- ued somewhat more. will do much to bring about a revival of interest of part of the outside public. Conserva- tive opinion is that the market is enti- tied to a somewhat speculative reac- tiOn.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19

considerable attention both locally ana In the East. We look for a fair market in this stock. as our Eastern friends are after it. and Bisbee has a good many shares. The mining cer- uhcates were received in B;sbee today.
 The Manhattan Dev. Co.,. or rather holding company, has already taken up good advance. This property joins the Chiricahua property, and in my estimation would prove up a very good property. This property is cap italized the same as the Chiricahua. The Chirichua is now s9.25 paid. and the stock has a market value of S6O to S6o per share. Tho Manhattan has just as good a chance to get $60 as the Chiricahua, and think that it is a good buy at prevailing prices.
 Up to the present we have been un- able to get any satisfactory data re- garding this property. We under stand that the Cole people are taking up a good property, and that every. body is after it. It is all that yon can hear in the Copper Country and Du. luth. Everybody wants some. and would like oget in on the ground floor. We have been advised that by Monday or Tuesday we will be able to get some news regarding it.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19

New York, March 1S.-The move ment for peace is gaining ground in Russia. Indications point to a bad bank statement. B. R. T. expects heavy summer business. Dun's Re view says mercantile payments are more prompt. and this adds materially to the feeling of confidence. The banks lost to the sub-treasury since last statement S11.756.1OO.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
NEW PHoToeRAPH GALLERY.

Irwin the photographer. has opened a new studio upstairs in the post office building. J. A. Taylor. a photogra- pher from Oklahoma, has leased the gallery formerly run by Mfr. Irwin.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
GLOBE AND ARIZONA BENEFITS.
From important Strike Made on Ad-
 jaeent Property of A. c. C. Co.

The important strike made this week on the Black Hawk claim of the Arizona Commercial Copper company. has greatly enhanced the value of the Great Eastern claim adjoining it and owned by the Globe 6 Arizona DeveI. opment company, says the Globe Sil- yer Belt.
 The open cut on the Black Hawk where the rich ore has been found. is only 100 feet from the Great Eastern 8 end line. The same great iron ledge in which the values have been discov- cred in the Black Hawk outcrops on the Great Eastern. There is an S5 foot shaft on the Great Eastern that was sunk in 1900 by s. A. Parnall, Harry Sultan and the late Tom Rine- hart. Drifts were run both ways on the hanging wall in ore and also a erosscut from the bottom of the shaft showing the ledge at that point to be 20 feet wide.
 The general average of the ore in iron, copper and silver is about the same as on the Black Hawk, and it would be difficult to have conditions more promising for the finding of a big and valuable mine at moderate depth. and the work that the Arizona Comercial Copper company has plann- ed to do will go far towards demon strating what is in the Great Eastern.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
TO CURE 4 coLc iN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Promo Qunihe Iablets All druggists refund the money if 1. fails to cure. E. w. Groves sIgua lure is Jn each box. 25c.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19
Bisbee Stocks.
PRODUCE MARKETS.

PRODUCE MARKETS.
 Cotton. May-7.76. July-7.72. Foot shrdl cmfw shrdI cmfw cmfwyaa
 Wheat. May-1.15.3. September-S6.5.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-03-19

The undersigned desire to thank all friends and neighbors who so kindly lent aid during their late bereave- ment.
 H. L. GREENARD.
 MRS. H. L. GREENARD,
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
CAUGHT HIM.

FOR several years a man has
been making a fine living by forg
ing postoffice money orders. His
plan was to buy small order at
some obscure ofice-an order
amounting to 25c or trifle more.
BY this means he obtained a genuine
order with all blanks properly filled.
With ch emicals he would then re-
move the writing of the amount
and substitute sum close to Sroo,
and, making a small purchase at
some large store after the money
order department was closed, he
would secure about 500 in change
in each instance. II is believed he
has secured many thousand dollars
in this manner. Last week he was
caught in Chicago-and long term
of imprisonment doubtless awaits
him.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
RAILROADS VS.. ScALPERs

BUT for assistance from com
peting railways in large railway
centers the ticket scalper would
have long ago gone out of business,
Scalpers work with some one rail
way that is anxious 10 get com.
petitive business "legitimatelv." "
They frequently supply new tickets
direct from the railway Office
(private Department. to the con-
sumer who seeks TO secure a ticket
at less than regular rates.
Portland, however, has turned
over new leaf and has actually
driven the scalper out of business.
Just what railway officials will do
to get the best of the other fellow is
not yet prophesied.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
WAS HONEST.

BY asserting that he was under
twelve a thirteen year.old Lad ol
Colfax, Washington, went into the
fair the other day for quarter,
Later on the boy mind commenced
to work and he realized that he had
committed a wrong that by being
slick he had saved a quarter and
lost his own seli-respect. AT once
he sent the money due the fair to
Secretary Reed, accompanied by an
explanatory letter, And Mr.. Reed
sent him in return a pretty gift.
Such Instances as this seldom
happen in real life il they did there
would be a greater demand upon
the mail service. And there would
be more honest men TO do an homes,
business in this honest old world of
ours.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
Something About the Water.

While waiting for the new pump
and dynamo, which was ordered
some four months ago and should
have been here soon after, the ST.
Johns Water Company has TEN.
porarily installed large pump, of
the rotary style and a dynamo.
The pump, when power enough can
bc furnished, throws thirty thous-
aud gallons per hour, but at present
the Portland Consolidated Company
cannot furnish power enough while
the cars are running aud arrange
mcnts are to bc made with the
Portland General Electric Company
rs soon as possible.
The tank into which the water is
pumped holds fifty thousand gallons
enough 10 last the city OF ST.
Johns for about twelve or fifteen
hours. The new reservoir, which
holds 10000 gallons, is connected
with lre plugs only, and is for use
IN case OF fire below the hill
y second we'll, seventy feet deep,
has lately been completed aud either
Il or the first well can furnish
enough water to fill the capacity OF
the new pump.
The Company expects To continue
laying new water mains as they are
needed and II making every effort
TO supply 81, Johns with all the
good, pure, healthiul water that is
needed.
Analyses made by those high in
authority have shown that the
water is of the highest order OF
purity and excellence.
The new pump and dynamo is
expected to be here the frs, of next |
month and when il arrives the two
pumps will be used.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
Held Open Meeting.

The United Artisans held . al
open meeting in Bickners S hall las
Tuesday night at which oyer 9
hundred members and friends were
present.
The program was as follows
opening address of welcome, Mrs
Ella Watt; piano solo, Mrs. Thomp
son; vocal duet, the Misses Perkins
address, Supreme Master Artisan
II. S. Hudson; euphonium solo
Mr.. Martin, accompanied by Mis-:
Winnie Olmsted; address, DR.
Eshleman; piano solo, Miss Merle
Olmsted; reading, Mrs. Ella Watt
assisted by Mr.. Martin; piano duet,
Mrs. Stewart and Miss Thorn
piano duet, the Misses Olmstead.
DR.. Olmstead, the Supreme
Master Examiner, then gave a short
history Of the United Artisans. He
said that few people know that the
order is strictly Of Oregon origin.
II was started in Portland ten years
ago with a hundred members and
now there are over ten thousand
members, who are scattered all
over the United States. He says
that il is the wealthiest order in the
country, and is founded on such a
solid basis that if not another mem
Der was enrolled, il could pay all
the insurance policies that are now
out He expects that within a year
St. Johns will have a membership
Of two hundred, and if every mem
bcr were to be swept ont of exist
ence in one night, the Order would
be able TO pay every cent of insur-
ance il would owe.
The plan is when a member is
enrolled he deposits six dollars
reserve fund; that is put out at
compound interest and at the end
Of thirty-three years it paws back
to the Order the thousand dollars
belonging TO the beneficiary.
DR.. Olmsted belongs to fifteen
orders, but declares that the Ar
tisau is the best and surest as an
insurance order-but there are
others as good fraternally.
After the program, refreshments
were served.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
REVIEW is CAREFUL.

MUCH care is used by THE RE
VIEW to verify everything il print.
and few who read some trifling
paragraph realize how much labor
is consumed in securing il. Even
in spite of all care that may be used
there will occur errors, or even pre-
mature announcements calculated
TO create worry and bother.
For instance, last week there was
n little fve-line local anent the con-
teniplated sale Of the plant belong
ing TO the J. w Cone Lumber
Company. II was rumored that a
sale had taken place and that the
new proprietor was about 10 take
the management. Anxious to verify
or dispute the alleged assertion TuE
REVIEW sent one of its reporters to
see Mr.. Cone, who gave all desired
information III his pleasing manner
but suggested that il would be
just as well TO say but very little
about the matter.
In transmitting this information
10 TnR REvVw there was a mis-.
understanding and q brief item ap-
pcared. All details were suppressed
and merely half.dozcn lines ap-
pcarcd-but just enough to cause
Mr.. Cone some bothcr-which was
a matter of regret TO TnE REVIEW.
II was understood that only the
details were 10 be suppressed--and
not the whole affair and this was
done.
There is no intention upon the
part Of this paper to make mis-
statemcnts-or Ia mention partly.
made deals In q premature matter
because much harm may come from
80 doing. The better plan Is, when
a deal is on foot, to let TnE
REVIEW know Of IL In advance Of
then all publication
can he held awaiting completion
aud no plan he harmed.
II any premature publications do
harm To anyone rrR RgvIRw Ger.
tainly regrets Il.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
TURN ABOUT.
PORTLAND lnwycrs were

PORTLAND lawyers were givei
a taste Of playing the prisoner il
the box last week, and a larg,
number were placed under arreS
because they had not paid theil
occupation tax. The municipal
judge was first arrested on th,
charge he paid his tax. fined him.
self, added three and one-hali
dollars rs costs-then paid the whole
mix IN order TO create a precedent.
After that every attorney arrested
had to put mp the same amount
Even Attorney Greene. city at
torney Of st, Johns, who has an
Office IN Portland. had To submit To
the indignity--and all because he
forgot" In rebuking him the
judge said:
"Mr. Greene. in order To give
color to this business 4, is of no use
for you 10 look black. consider
you white man-although at this
time you feel blue. We are doing
this matter up brown, Your fine is
the same as the balance.
Mr, Greene turned red--lhen
caShed in.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
IT BOOSTS.

EACH issue OF the Oregon
Booster is an excellent one for ore.
gon--qnd tha, paper is doing much
To bring many portions Of the state
into prominence. Sometimes IL Is
argued that il only touches upon
cities and towns where Il is paid
for the workout what of i,p a
paper mus, have support-and the
laborer is worthy of his hire The
Booster Is all right--and does much
good.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-08-11
sTRAINING AT CHATS.

ODD, isn't II, that the govern
ment can conduct a lottery every
little while aud advertise the same
in all the newspapers in the country,
yet, II a private individual advertise
through the mails any lottery Of
any sort he commits a peniten,iary
oGense, Just why the government
should run an awful wicked lottery
aud q private individual may mo-,
conduct even gift enterprise is
what causes some people to wonder.