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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18

v. l ltsIs 81. HANNE BROS, JACK
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
PARTIAL PRICE LIST OF
Whistles, Wines, Beer and Matt.

Bulk GOOds-Jugs Free-NOt Prepaid.
CLIO Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin, Corn. Good grade.
t2O0 Per Gallon.
Rye, Gin Corn, Rum. Fina quality.
o3bQ Per Gallon:
Rye, Gin, Corn, Rum. best for the money.
~ 800 Per Gallon:
~ Rye Peach and Apple Brandy. Mellow
ed By age.
400 Per Gallon.
Victoria Rye, Social Drops Rye. Medicinal
quality
LEAP ST. LOUIS BEER. Par po4.
E-AHe E4e Gee ...........,.,....,..-,. 10
Sse1u0Al1 .''''''..'. ,........,....s... ! %
COourEeF, Imported .......,...........,....R %
49,, az pthte' 't. s'''.-'.,..ssss, -
Guinness Stout, pints. 80.
Fnces by the Dbl on application.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-18
EXPRESS PREPAID,

AssOrtmenS Allowed on Al Goods Of Same
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08

Zen, Tom tror. Den oiier os en- iuare
elifelig @fiffefe / @eorg @ts6uyt,
iom omg'Oen af MBrtets Og 9el.
oeoes Ranter tiliibIt muu .befegie
9iones6prbet me0 lit Blob, enbOioere
Ter Ri, 6Oorlebes Goangeliet boS ben
ifmple Ifotife Qlmue formuar at Ita=
be nps 9jerter pg lptfelige Sjem. Sea
giber benne file Bog min 4nbefaz
Ting, ben bill Iaies meb @leOe og 9elz
iignelie at gamle Og un9e. Den faaS
i 0anifb 2ut6. pubI. 9Ouie, Blair,
gtebr. og toiter inobunOen 40 Gents.
s. 6. @unbe1en,
Marterbi0e, Nlbertd, Canada.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
MartDrsn | ct. Mnorews.

Oenne file BOG Iti(orer en- 3ib
oa pa0eDsmmets Merte enonu ruae-
be oper Sfotlanb, ba SUBS Orr par
tprt / 2anbet, pa bet pgiaa tunbe
fnbe i'm 4noenoelie, bOab 9ranot=
pig ipnger: o9errens Bog bar lagi
pau 9plben. Gpentpr / &irten is5,
For en- arone, for en- @plben 9im-
merig til falls be bso! Sonofebs 2ps
% &orists Orb Bar Iom Iuntet ner
/ Serb, at be Ifuloe ei forbemm'
paOelBgn og Muntebemme".
Mebens peIte' raIebe / 9untee
Ienbte 9srren en- tro % ufOrfarbei
Strib8muno, @eorg Wisbart, til al
fortpnoe Goungeliet for bet Soft, ION
jap / 9ebens Stpgges Dale. us.
bart bar en- 5oreteber eGer Samtibia
af ben fore itotite Reformator Sor
aHur, ION bpiliS elitebe Og Ourberebt
Fam.
Oct %fremgaar at gogen, at bon
pirtebe neb megen @slfisnelie ben
forte 9ib, bet forunbtes ban at leDe,
bOab ogiaa QsI9enfelots Sanien itab.
'fGiter / i'm &irtebtitorie. 8Ogen IT'LL
orer paa en- Imut Maabe ben gamlt
SunbbeO, at arilti gpanselium ct eli
Subs 8ruft til Saligbeo, for boel
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08

Oct Sariias. aiempetore, Sine, 1rseeebeLl.
sfrne 1nrein 9nmpnib
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
Internat'l Live Stock Exposi'n.
Chicago. December 10Th to 23d.

In order to arrange for better facili-
ties in handling the large attendance
anticipated for this great annual event
and on account of the inability of the
builders to complete the magnificent
new amphitheatre on time, it has been
found necessary TO postpone the Expo
sition until the dates above mentioned.
All of the events advertised will be
held on the days of the week CORE
spending to the dates arranged for the
previous week. All preparations are
being made to make the event one long
to be remembered. The change in the
date will briLg it at a season Of the
veal when it will 10 doubt be more con-
yenient for a larger number to attend
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08

@fter bOab Der MI er Itet, bar benne
tonltitutione1e gartibanneli e lite
lengere nOgen ration b'etre - Og bog
pil De itabig BABE Ma9ten. Men bet
fan life gaa, / S9rbeles6eb life efter
at alminoelig Stemmeret er gennemz
fert".
Qnguaenbe ben finite 4rbeibertIdsie
oa 6inlanbs Sorialiitparti ~anFprte
5Driten, at bets Reprei %entunter 6aos
be iaet til cam:
n8i er life tilfrebie meO MuntfeItet.
Bore &rab retter pioere. Wlen fpr
5pbrelanbets Sfplb bill hi inbitiae
oenne &moube og fortiette Stris
zen meb loblige 8aaben".
Saaleoes taller bette garti, pg for
min p~erIonlige Del - btrebe Sur
ten - Oil jeg inoremme. at @rbejz
berne bar optradbt roli9t, mdal6eOiOIt
og riOoerligt. @n alasie, Der bar
pitt fig / Stunb til at bebare en- menz
IteroGrbig Srben, fan ingenlunbe ans
Ies for at itad pdd ct ldbt Nipeull.
Mneaaenbe be rusiiffe GmbebsmGnb
ubtulte Snrften, at noele bilbe itrats
blipe af1ebigebe.
Sem ale fan man life Ttrufs blibe
toit, napnlig life, ndor be pusfer |
reres Sitting.
,Wien efter6oonben bill be imiblertib
ate bltbe forflDttebe berfra".
Ger, Oagbl.")
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
Oct norlfe Gongellot.
(6ru o&r. 9a9bl."s &OrreiponOent.)
&riftianid, q. Nobember.

ol|IllllQllut ZIs JlUpN lllpIl.
pua ariItiania SlOt arbejbes nu
@at Os Dag for at IteIe alt / 0rben
til Song 9aafons og Drowning
Muuos SnOtog.
Som Slotsforoalter Nel6apen
iagOe, bar Slottet 6ibtil nGrmeit be.
ret ct o9oteI"; bet safOer MI fprIt
% fremmeit at gre bet til ct 9iem".
Oct raaber life oosr Tar0eles itore
9otaliteter, iommenlign,t meb andre
eurupaiFe Stotte. GnbpgIaa 9rolts
ring6olm 9DIt1lot beb Stocf6oIm er
langt mere I~torartet. Wlen aiti6 bill
ret pare tibt rummeligere og mets
ItanbsmasIi9t enb pulGet I gre68db4.
Oct bar en- pafter 8olial 800, 6bor
Drowning Waub Ritidarene at for
yige Ndrbun6rebs iiges at bd6bs prez
net bet 6one6e Sub (oa bun meb fin
Wlooer og Ssiter inco9nito beIegts
8rtIidnid). 2igeiad en- flor Spiieial
77) og en- meget bdtter 8eiti6u.e,
6por &ar1 So6ans 8runbi99geli e al
Slottet banner Marmorreliefs I 9ags
gene, % be eienbommelise, Ttilfuloe
8rieba 6dnfenlfe @obelins b9n9er.
Oct er ben io6lige 5te at Slottet,
cg bet fun anbsn Stage, Der er balgt
til 9obtg at aongepurret.
Drowning Sophie baObe i'm 2sis
lig6eO / fgrIte Stage, Iige unoer aons
gems. Muligens bill Drowning Mdub
ienere benDtte en- Del df Dronnin.
gems 8erefi er, / aft Sab bet fore
Draining room, boor blanbt andre
rGrOifutbe Maerier 3ioemdnbs
| ,Saugianere", Rormuns briGante
oQOfoten" og ct ualm.nbeligt bejfi9t
&pItbinebe at 4malbus NilIen prp6sr
99ggene.
6poo Der Ipnes os abfollt at
mangle peb bet mIoarenbe elers bn9s
gelige arrangement er en- 8interbdbe.
Selo alminoelige gelftanosfolt bar ct
Ordngeri meo umiobelbar Qogang fra
fine pribatbrrel er, og / bet bdrife,
ncrite &limo pirter en- b9ttet 8lomz
iterGdpe meget oplibenbe ON 8interen.
Gn FABIAN bill tunne inorettes | fgrz
tie Stage.
Eager bi os MI en- 5ur gennem bet
norlte aon9e6iem, tommer man fra
9eitbulen ferit ino / ct alminbeIi9t
5oroGrelie (for 8agten ofo.). 8ers
fra / .Quoiensb9refiet", Tom bet bib
til er 6leben faloet. Oct er ct It'll
fulot Rtm meo io9re Brescomalcrier
orer norife Motiper at 9lbre Maltre
t6earnteb, Gcters6erg 0. f.). 9erfta
igen tnb / gibliotetet eler Statss
radosonrelfe let, | temmelig alborlig
tolOt Stil Zen Ib9r Serntrpne / gam
melnorif 5mag unber 3aget ofp.).
Oct n9ite Ritm er ct al be batreI lie
paa Slottet efter Dor Wening. Oct
er g'qorbialen, Mgblerne / GgetrG,
ligsIaa ganelerne og 2oftet, baffert
ubitadret. pda ben enc Bag 69n9er
BET 6ersmte oSomsottinssflag" og pda
5OGrbaggen SIR. arog9s oettenbte
,,!6arbt / 9p" 2obfen / 2obsitpjtenl.
QQe bisie 9areller ligger mob
Slots ylao1en og 8drljo6ansgaos,
8iGdrbpGrsliet paa 9jprnet.
Sda bar MAJ pua SBoiioen Som
gems 0agligitue. ct elegant. tort Rnm
ROB Silte meb mango Oatre Male-
sier og 8lnitia9er. Snbenfor bette
tilbeire ben Idotalbte blua Salon, Ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08

nnt1dd mprtt o9 trtlt Nppdrtemsnt
meb to Io9re Sgiier og bare eet Din
oue mob @aarosplab en-, og berefter
oSelfabsfalen", bel M n9rmeIt
O%ronHingens Salon, og ben oagli5e
SpiieIal. SpfeIalen bar &%roningss
malerierne til n6i mbtnin9 (8arl So
cans, Oscar ben 5grites, &orl ben
5emtenbes og Oscar ben Qnoens). &c
pil bore en- baglig oQnituelfesunbers
oisning" for De 6pje 6erituber!
MeGem ben baglige Spiiefal og
8alIuIen er en- bafter orpb Gal" NEE
Sfulpturer af 5fei6rof % 8ro8 meo
aere. Den bruges fun peb Tterre
Setter.
Sra 9ongens 8agligftue gaar nan
Gilpenitre) inb / aongens Mrbejbsz
rum, ct ldn9t, Tmaft @arelie, boor
Song Oscar pfejebe at fpine 0rqsf
pg mObtage fine 4Ojutanter. Sao
tommer ct Bar minbre 3ienerrum o9
oerefter &ronprins Olaos fire 1moa
Rum. De bar efter Dor Wen.ng bare
cen 6prbel: at be - Tom for pbrigt
dae 89reli fer fra giaarofolen at -
tenber mob 0ronningepdrfen, Solen
og Sigen. @aers er be tarbeli9e not.
S famine Gpblige) 5lei men besbarre
til @ddrben n9 mob Horb, ligger
Sobep9reI1 Jet. De- er life fort, bar
fun eet 8inbue, men er M tapetI eyet
/ mpOerne, ganife lpie 6aroer (efter
Drowning Mallbs Smag, Iiges ber)
og birter meget llnt og bbg9eligt.
pda ben enc SHE at bette er oa &onz
gems 9oiletperelIe og @bjutdntrumz
met. Operalt er Der Molerier, no9e
ganite o9rbifulbe.
pad ben anben Sibe Sopeo9relfe Jet
bar 0ronningen lit 3%oiletberelie, i'm
Gummerfrues 89rel5e og ober en- li0en
Sang fort @ei til 9ronprini ems
Suits. 5edf ra er Der 3roppe og
1bgdng birette til garten.
Oct bar oeret os en- Itor 3ilfre0s=
~FtiIelTe at opltoe i9en port gamIe Be
tenotItub meo bet fongelige Slot; en-
traOl 9ar at 9etoratprer pg aengas
ringsfolt 6~lierer MI beroppe. Der er
tommen MT, friff Blob / ben gamle
aasie; man iiaer %aIminbeligt, at bet
FARMER 6ele Staben at Ie 8sgen iti9e
at Pibsrne og bet elettr Ite 2ps %Itraale
fra be mango 9inbuer.
0en efter gsli9genE eoen Oafreite
Qejfg6eO er efter Dor Mening / treble
Stage (%muIigsn8 aronpriniens 5remz
tibs6Olig). Oct er 6isrneDnrelIer ue
herpppe moo Soo og 3t, prins gu
genes, nodr ban en- enfelt Sang bar
Beet fer (8ronprins 8ultdf og 8ronz
prirTesien bdobe fine 8oliger 6oer
for ia paa ben norbre Stoe). Der
oppe fra treble Stage - og fra Slotss
toget - bar man en- aloeles benrioenoe
l1bIigt. 0oer &riItidnidfjorben,
gbgbp, meb Oscarsbut og ben gam.e
aongsgadrb", op mob 9olmentolfen
og be andre o.nfenbe 5jeloe, Der gam
tie Tiftert oil blipe meget be1egte at
eort fportseliten6e &ongepar, mob
2it uboper til Osfo og Gteberg o5
eGers ooer ben babe Stub. -
Sa, MI batter bet mob ben tore
Snotogsodg. Bare M ri life maa
faa en- graatolb, taageTulo, Iur 30
pemberbag. RoOember er al ale Qds
refs Maaneber ben u6eloi9Ite / ariitiz
aniu. Oct ri funne blipe manages
Opb, bsrfom ben 25Oe isner Soft
inbtil 9ierteroben.
Wen M lpfer ifanbbeb / bobbelt
5oritanb ben famine Sol oper Dan
mart og Rorgel =
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
6inlanos SremtiO.
Oboteniti ubtaler g.

5'nIanb bar a%abenbart facet li5e
poa Rdnben af en- Nfgrunb.
Men bet fom lpfteli9t Oper pda
ben anben Sibe = til rem tonItita=
tionele 5ri6so.
SITTER 6OaO bet Itore 9elfin9fors=
gloO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" mebbeler
fra ittter Slide, bar bet lige puu Nip=
pet til, at @enerQlItriten / 6inIonb
6aboe fremfalOt militar Snbgriben fra
RuslanDs Sibe.
Man troeoe nemlig i RuSIunb =
enbog1aa / be oenlig itemte l'berale
arebie -, at 5innerne 9aObe til
6enIigt at afitafe IelOe @eneralgupfr>
mr. : Sn%ititutionen oa b~erefter at bile
lgsriOe fig ira bet rusitife &ige.
MdnOag ben 6. 0opem6er bleb Der
herFor giOet Orore til, at @arOeIfarp=
ItDtte6rigarsn. 10 gotterier 9arOez
QrtiGeri og no9le Rsaimenter fra Orr
pat sieblittelig Ituloe 9sre fig reoc
til Snoitibning o9 dfgaa til SelIings
fors.
Smiblertib inbgit Der iaa Meos
oelelie ON, al Striter bar opbprt =
og SnbIfibningsorbren bleO taget iii
foge. 6inlanb Fable 10 fladet fig til
3aals meb G3arens OpfptOel1e al bets
lpbm9siige ardO.
,SOenitu 8ag6l." timber man Ell
Sriterpiep meb ben MI afgaaebe 9ents
ralguoernsr, 6brit S6oleniti.
Den TpenIte aorreIponOent bdooe
Itilet JprIten f~orifeai9e Spprgsmaal
ongaaenbe 5inlanbs 5remtib.
3 6inlanb er Der e9entlig lie
f%oregaaet noget, Der fan betegnes ION
en- i~IOleret 9anoelie, erflareOe 6prs
ten.
6odb Der er Ifet. er fun ben naturz
lioe og ne0penbige 5plge at be ltore
3ilorugelier / Ruslanb.
Siben man / a%ejierOGmmet bar
ppnadet 5rbttes % gtringsfrt9eo
Iomt MiniiteranI oarligheb, felger bet
af ia Ie(O, at bet f~or9lbeoe Spitem
5inlanb ogIaa MATTE rDge,
SITE not meb, at bet iaafalote 30
6rifofIfe Rsgtrente er dfItaHet. Sin
LAMB bar opudaet ii @ange Iuu me-
act, Trm Der tunbe lig9e bettes 4fz
ffafeGIe.
Be, Iom bar forlangt, at bet Ute
oiments Ifutbs dFftaHe5, Bar life iorei
Fpr at faa Sire trnoers Sbitemet op.
6epet, ej6e[er for at fdu fnbfprt al.
minbelig Stemmeret - IOm nu itd'
inbTgres og fad faloer bele bel
gamle 5eobulbeien / 5inlunb.
Qntuselis - Iagbe 5Driten - ban
man @runb til at Dente, at ct M
| Genat Tfal ubnaones meb ben al oot
tonItitutioneGe" ~foreldaebe Summen'
iGtning.
,0e Ttdl lr9ge Marte til, at incl.
lem bet gammelfinIte Pdrti og Socts
olbemotrutsrne 6erlfer Der fife 5ieno'
fab. Wlen bet fonItitutioneGle pdrt'
iii fremItiGe alt, bpdb Der MI tier
iom lit Bert.
0ette BIZ bet dnbet purti life got
inb paa.
Da bet 8obrifoHlfe SbItem etsi'
Iterebe, os bet fonititutioneae part
tempebe imob bette, forenebe belle be
inite Soft fig til bette parti.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
KoB DEN sELX SEM DEN HJEH
Den smukkeste Gave.
En- Pryd for Lsesestue og Bogskab er
RUNDT

UDNA r
SKITSER. SANGE oG FORTKLLENDE
D1GTE Al WAR KIRKEGAARD.
Rigt illustr. Fe%studgave. trykt paa ekstra
flint papir, Pragtbind / Farvetryk.
~Indeboidef fortDllinger, Skit-er og Billie
der fra 0resund I'll StillehaVskysten. = At
fortaIiende Diete fremh.; En- enesie til
for hvis OvctsRtteisc til kngeisk John
Vols / sin It'd vaudt en- Prasmie. udsat af
Amerik = nidste danske Forening. -
Bogen koster kun S100 og sendes
por.ofrit til en- hvilkcn som helst Adresse.
Send Besti11ing direkfe til
WAR kIkhEGAARD RACINE, WIS
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
Special Holiday Rates
for Students and Teachers,

Via the North estern Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at low rates on
presentation of proper certificates is
sued by the educational ms tuition.
For full particulars as to dates of sale,
limits etc, apply to agents Chicago &
North Western R'y.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-12-08
Very Low Rates to Corn Grow

ing Contest, Lincoln, Neb.,
Via the North Western Line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold Dec. 10 and IA,
limited to return until Dec. 10Th, in
elusive Apply to agents Chicago u
North-W Western Ry.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
Excursion Rates
TO Lewis s. Clark
Exposition, riO
Southern Pacific
Daily.
z)f,iiu.

Tickets limited to ten days to
make round trip with continuous
passage in each direction, and
only good on train No. 3 allowing
passenger to-connect with train
No. Il daily at Davis, California
Twenty one day round trip tick
cts will be sold on payment of
S.. 90 in excess of above rates
going trip under same conditions
with stopoVers allowed returning
Eleven days extension will be
made on these tickets at Portland
on payment Of 81. 90, and twenty
days on payment of $1,000.
Sixty day round trip tickets,
allowing stopover. will be sold at
all points in Nevada up to Sep
TENDER 30th, going via Sacra-
mento and returning via Salt
Lake City, Utah, or vice versa at
rate of 5000.
For Further information ap-
NV !,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21

| showed sufficient values in the
ore TO pay when shipped to the
smelters or run through the local
quartz mills, in which from 20 to
10 per cent of the values was
carried away in the taillngs.
The second class ores were
broken into only when it was
found necessary to do so IN order
TO extract the higher grade ores.
To say, then, that there are
many millions Of tons Of ore
blocked out in the mines of the
different camps of the county
which will run from $50 to $40 a
ton is not putting the case too
strongly.
The advent Of the railroad will
make this ore OF value to the
owners and will mean prosperity
for every camp in the county
Ely will be the greatest beneti-
ciary, however, for herimmense
bodies of low grade copper ore
cannot be successfully handled
without cheap fuel and transpor-
tation, which the railroad will
supply; and with these facilities
her advancement to the first
place in the list of copper camps
of the world will be sure and
rapid.
Verify the Nevada Northern
will mark an epoch in the history
of White Pine county.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
WHAT IT MEANS

The Nevada Northern railroad
is an assured fact. The latest
advices announce that grading
outfits are being unloaded daily
at Omar, the junction point on
the Southern Pacific, and that
construction work will begin at
once. The part this railroad will
play in the development and up
building of White Pine county
can be appreciated only by those
intimately acquainted with the
different mining camps, active
and abandoned, throughout the
county.
In the camps of Cherry Creek,
Schellbourne, Siegel, Aurum,
Hunter. Ward and Taylor are
millions Of tons of ore on the
dumps which in the past could
not be profitably treated, owing
to the heavy freight tolls in get
ting the ores to the smelters, but
which can, with the railroad
within few miles of the mines,
be shipped to the reduction works
at Salt Lake or San Francisco al
a good margin of profit. The
ores which have been extracted
from the mines and left Oh the
dumps represent but 1.-THE OF
what has been blocked out and
left in the mines.
1t has been, and still is, the
practice with miners, after
sampling the ledge, to break
down only such portions of it as
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21

The announcement is made
that OK Senator Stewart is pre-
pairing TO make fight for the
Z: S. SenatorShip four years
hence. Next to serving the
Southern Pacific Railroad there
is nothing the statesman with
the venerable whiskers loves
better than to serve the Battle
Born State" in the 'milionaires
club.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
COUNTY DIRECTORY.

The following are the county officer
Of White Pine county:
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21

WHITE PINE NEWS ads more
than pay for themselves ali the
time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21

The rate at-which the County
Commissioners are proceeding
in installing the Ely fire protec-
ton plant the millennium and the
fire protection system will be
with us about the same time and
we can have Il double cause for
rejoicing. Thoughtful Commits
siOnerS,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
EUREKA & PALIsADE RY.
TRAINS RUN DAILY. Except Sunday.
Mountain Time

Leaving pa.iSade at $40 u. u, ar
irving 1t Eureka | p. M, carry ing
passengers mail, express and
baggage from train leaving San
Francisco at 9 Il. N. daily; and mail
from Overland Flyor leaving 10 \. NJ.
Also with all trains leaving Ogden
the day before.
Returning Train leaves Burcka at ,
p. IN. arriving paliSade $50 p. m. to
connect with East Bound passenger
train at S:26 p. IN. arriving Ogden
7:lo a. m, and Salt Lake City $50
the following morning. Also con-
meets with West Bound passenger
train at l0:i7 p. m. due San Fran
cisco 30 the next afternoon.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21

At the G. A. r. encampment
last week the old veterans show
ed the Denverites how fields are
won. 1t is the wrong time of
the year or the Denverites might
have reciprocated by shown"
the veterens how elections are
won.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
MRS. A. j SPENCER,
Forwarding Freight Agent,

VIII hereafter continue the
hauling Of freight for ely
and all points south in the
same manner and under the
same rate as formerly Used
by the late Mr.. Spencer.
All shippers should direct
their freight shipped care
Of Mrs. a. ]. Spencer 10
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21

The letter IN seems to have
the same effect ON the Wells
Herald that red cloth has on II
wild bull. Between NewlandS
and the Nevada Northern the
temper of the Herald man is now
kept at white heat all the
time.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
AN UNFOUNDED FEAR

The editor of the Wells Herald
appears to be very much eXer-
cised these days lest some of his
readers should unwittingly in
vest their money in White Pine
county mining stocks ON the
strength of the Nevada Northern
Railway people completing their
line to the mines at Ely.
TO avert such calamity the
Herald sapiently suggests:
Even one mile OF grade might
sell j whole lot OF stock. The
Herald editor is nothing if not
philosopher, but his is Il case of
right reasoning from wrong
premises.
The Nevada Consolidated Cop
per company is behind the Me-
vada Northern railroad, and this
company has spent more than a
half million Of dollars in opening
up its mines in this district. The
mines are now Sufficiently dcyel
oped to show that the expenditure
of this vast sum was Justified;
the ore has been blocked out and
the best experts in the country
have visited the mines and tested
the ore. These experts have
been unanimous in placing the
mines of this company, and Of
the entire district, among the
greatest of the kind in the world.
The one thing that is now needed
to make the mines return a hun
dred fold every dollar that has
been put into them is Il railroad.
1t is certain that the mines can
not be successfully worked with
out cheap transportation, and
this the Nevada Consolidated
company has undertaken to sup
ply by building the Nevada
Northern railroad.
The railroad people whether
wisely or unWisely, we are not
prepared to say selected Omar,
instead of Wells, as the junction
point with the Southern Pacific.
For this reason the Herald can
see nothing but failure in store
| for the Nevada Northern if it is
built, and more than intimateS
that the road will not be built at
all, but is only cunning device
to inveigle the unwary into buy
ing stock in the company S
mines.
1t appears to us that II paper Of
/ the Herald = standing. before re-
sorting to insinuation and inuen-
do to discredit an enterprise,
would thoroughly investigate the
matter; but this the Herald has
failed TO do, or it would know
that THERE IS NOT y SHARE OF
THE NEVADA CONSOLIDATED
COPPER COMPANY S STOCK ON
THE MARKET, and the same is
true of the Giroux Con. Mines
Go.
Your readers are safe, Brother
Triplett; they will buy no stock
in the Nevada Consolidated Cop
per company before the railroad
is completed the more is the
pity for them.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-09-21
FE EIGHT.

This Company guarantees TO deliver
freight from both east and west into
Ely as cheaply as via any other route.
Special rates on car load Shipments:
and on ore going TO smelters