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one thing may be said of him in particular, and that is he has done q good work for Arkansas. He has. by Lis vigorous prose eut55n of alleged boedlers, put the cheek-rein oa snch conduct 5n future 1eaIs 5atares. He has. most effec1aaIly saetved Cook and Cox aad put a auietus to tb.le rs5ari51s practices for wears ta come While tac ey;- lteaae may fai1 sfertol landing .aem ana some of shcif dapes aa1Had thc prison bars Ii k amp k s6 .ant to convince the country tbat tof things that are lark and tricks that are gam COX and Cook are p#e6j- i.-. and fhaH they had 5i5tle IH- eal5G of aa men ia the ren- 7rat a-sa afg as Representa- tiqesot tbe people with their hands beliHa aefH Ehoton Las done q good work
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 A> the time Uloves along the mea ~t9 want office become more numcroas. aud5t is there lore more aRartaat for tbe voters sabeeln to think some for themselves Becausea man Ha tbe temeritv (or, perhaps. auIaelt2 10 ask for an office s ID EIaT8f reason that Hf should aaVeit Officers should be se- laeted HF tae people for tae beae= ht of the people and nott for the sake 1f tb4 officer isHbsp peo- nIe io6 th8t the ot6eet k ae E Hd BspeFtofm Hut this little essential is often lost sight ot HHeaWe go % plel out cur nan .faf office and he k chosen be. cause of his peeaharit,es. impe. suaiasity oT somethiag els, equally as fa5t.za. and as 4 re SuIt many 4en are put into of 6eial places ehe=are toa4llg lnef 6eieat When ! business mar wants #cIefk ia 6is sore H. looks te hs qaailaeat a. Iiateer h.s aptitude. .of ia. Ii8bia hand Ba5 when taa same business azaa goes 1a eo6. l HaH m#H aaa responsible HGh i85e5sasl. Heis afeea influenced as
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DEAL Msas At the residence of Hr. II. E. Adcoek, Ar. William Deal IT, and Aiss a1ia AI4fs, Rev. !. l. Carpenter officiating as ]. P The ceremony was Wit messed by host of friends and relatives 8llof whom extend to them the congratulations.
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sl knew aaaae, far 4erkzz when 0aa with .Ypaetd aaa kidney trouble, writes N3s. An ole Haeger ai HtDs9me. r and when got better, although had oea stfhe ae-t doctors l eoud get, 4as d9QFts, and aal ta re9lm4 aaua.s ap knees when ! @al<ed From this terrible af- 8et.oai g4s rescued bF Electric Btaes. wa#ea res ei my health and uaretf and o9w loan walk a- strl as ever They are sIm- ply wonderful Guaranteed to curestamaeh. liver aa4 kIdreq disorders, it Cur Il Stage Price 5ae
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

Two more arrests have been made under indictments feam th. Pulaski County Grand Iary. growing out of the poodle cases aueof these Is NJ D Cook. eu q charge q aeHiaz and 6rfe= cry. and the otEef is against ] Ellis. q former 5rdHa arvz maa tor.accepdns q brine to lo- Haeaee h8s aetioa, is q jarymau- 7H the investigation of Cook Prosecuting Attorney R6otou seems detern'uzG t4asH5 these bood eases te=# hH4sa, aud t Is to be hoped thaJna eu,ity Maa will escape
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Iadees Waed and Battle ia their dissenting aeeaap 3a che anu trusH Case. seems ta have the law on tRcir side Iad e Mood s Wri5aea=apja5oe in tae matter is oae of the abiest and most logical ieeaI .eHalfs tha ever ea#e IfoA taa Supreme BeaeH aH Arkansas tt stamps hm 2, q man of judgment. one leafaed H the ja@ aed oae Wich She courage Of bjs convictions His opinion ia thIs case Ul.l live Hs q monument to his memory bong after the Kiae-Lasaa= Da. tis Bill has been buried in oh iixian.
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Chiggers and HoscY toes

Afc now in their g.ory-their business is good and they are hap- pv. There Is no earthly u#e .l your jettng taem ebcw on vou however. if you.doat Ike 5aeir Ways. A iftt1e Huuts -tHtriaz 0I applied to exposed parts will keep them off. and immediately relieve the irritation eause# by tbeHr tftcs. Rub d ItlIe oa and see lar oQYseIf.
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Forced t5 Starve

B. I. Lee6. of Concord Ky, says. "F For 2a ears suffered az sHes. with asara on my npper lip. so palatnl, sometimes, that 1 e5utd net=eas atto vainly tryine everything eisc, cured Ii with RucEIcn's Araiea Salve.7 Its grcat=fof burns. eHts aud wounds. ! barteaHEl drag store 0Uly Poe.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

Ihe Chicago Teamsters strike aas ended. and nabahv has been benefited. in the least by the strike. while some people were killed and many others injured during its continuance. About the hest rIHe tae i5hager eau engage IH is 10 strike 8ut for another iob when the 6fd one doesn satisfy htn When em- pIover and cHfIaee saHa3t agree upon terms without t5Fee. itis bet4er aa Blag oaits. ag once
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

Senator Iaha F Logan, who t caadsaate. fa1 Governor Waa5s al of tae avawsa eaads dates for that office Co asise ta tac proposition for ulu Htf primary gigguoH vate and he eallstbis ieH'aee 3FeIl.frr AaHs. sa. bus down n tIs ue niE hted aaaa and high cattoa. 01 have always aHtae.aea thae majority aafe had the ss5ag iu DlIocl .lig e1reisz 8sll present. ...=z.g.i tions t6s1e# Hill ae about laa candidal-s aar Governor aud o@ ol0o.QyJ yotcs. i thc va.g should be equally divided ane 2 thcIa, We mishEha4e EtT 4I for Governor when a8lta 4lstle over It 0e0 people wanted hla t.t5g office all. eeacr 30-. coo d1dH f While Logan $ plan may he good one !5r Logan, It might 6e ] bad one for the peo- pie.
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

The Pulaski County Grand
 ufy has made its final report and adjourned But the Prose entiag Attorney says that he will taEe up, again, che inVesti- gation Of the poodle cases before the next Grand Jury which will De inpaueled at the September term of the Circuit court for Pu- Iaski county. Whatever may be said of MT. Rhoton, generally,
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

India and Australia have gone 70 growing cotton Bat yIls need ot3iaeaufage tHe south, sTaCczt can grow other things, as well as catton
The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

.Ifvau wash "a erew Eat. strong and healthy. cctrid of tbe Impaff- ues m EouI system by UsfuB om- mons Sars89ariita. Ithlts you 8p-keeps Eau well. aad makes the old world Laak aheerili.5
 For sale bv D .egatt
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otE5I CtI=til 5t{'t ttJI.

From MeGeaes, about April ist. oae dark bzy or brown mare mule ;; .a6aff5 =haads=htehs 10 yeafs old bI9sky Of chunky bailt Hgae white on aosa8 Httfe skia off ea- der lid ai oHe eke e. slight knots ee lower E4rt oi knee.
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

IT. Terry aH abseena8e Howard County Bank President has been captured iu Los Aage- les. California Terry k charged with eabezzleHeut, and Has been at large for two or three .-H4z4-<
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catalogue and further aforma- ton address Pres John N TlIl man, Fayetteville. Ark
 ". r. Slemous.
 County Judge.
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D. T Hyatt.
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hefzm.ef BarvaI < Gotham, heretofore existing and doing q General Merchandise business in the town ofAIoattce4lo. Ark. aa= been dissolved, by mutual consent A F Gotham retiring from the firm " E H4rvitl ~ltI continue he business at the same stand
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

Sna .a haHsas has aseasIsa aed its hanks and much dam roc has he done Train
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some maileb's s fanaes daudtiess ann te taoushts oE lose. 5ut Inc majority of taem as wllt as hue Maai5y y-ia general. haze #Nant t6 .aE wu#and taV 3oen tceIHg. HaHs sarzaperilia the tf5er. .6 aat oaty t=scs .Hoif.t lifts Hpz EbaeHa# 5a weary 4eeHne van ishes like q dream
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Parties HIV#a= #aoEz aaae aI ms 4aops ID the future. must settle Tor same every Vee.s #s B. Ha~4 I5ess=Is too sJHa f0 do 8 cfeait business and if east @e leo macH fa losing tHHe flo collect
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The Monticellonian., 1905-07-27

TWocases at veliaw lever have been reported as discovered H. New Orleans itis quite eaffT la the season for fhis uJiaag t0 break out. and unless every pEe- caution is taken at once # may become alarming before taere k q killing ffost
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fhe hat~ a1 ti# poar5 5ha Hafis#5 as ueh, .zaa HaIttgf ezEmF5 rom some lafm q itch; Perhaps [ dfsttaeftoa may 5e maIta ja e7e name, Bat.t4a reh aaa iHe poor mast scratch ias1 tHasame. D. WHx should the eA.Hiren of 8d- m endure Tn aaffofar = 5ze.!4.I. F. .fz5a Hunts CpHe mes aHgez All 9arms 5teA#Hs Fffee 5ee Guaranteed. For sale By D. E. H5ats
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aIGdida9t XII ne. dat think 1t WouId=fit had aat been for Eaat's Cure was tired, miserable aud veil a.g6 osea ap when com mereea asioe ft fer ae old and se- were case af eczema. One appIica. ton relieved and one box cured me 1 believe HWH's Cafe will eHie anv feim oiiseh,Hg EGowa to a.. klnG
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Clifton Lawrence,
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Tourist excursion t.ekeHs to Hot S3riaee 5a safe daily l<a0uG trip 70, limsed for return 55 days From date of sale
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23


Held is general manager of the property.
The Combination property embraces
tour claims and three fractions, that ad
JOIN the January mine. The company
also owns group of six claims half a
mile southeast of the mill, at present UNI
der development. The Combination com
pany is q private corporation and is con-
trolied largely by capitalists of Chicago
and the East. The officers of the COM
pany are; President, j. d. Hubbard of
Chicago; secretary and treasurer, Arthur
Young OF Chicago.
Following closely upon the beginning OF
operations at the Combination mill the
sampler of the, New Western Reduction
Company was put in operation. The
starting of the sampler, however, will be
followed up by the installation of five
stamp mill. which will be increased to
twenty stamps very soon, and as many
more as can be used. When complete the
reduction works will be one OF the most
modern sampling and milling plants in
the western country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

period. The most common are rhyo-
lites and andesites and as nearly as
can be determined are of Identical age
with those of Tonopah. Another fact
which proves the mineral deposits of
these two sections to be OF the same
origin is this: naturalization In both
cases took place after the laval erup-
ton. In both cases also the irregular
formation of the quartz beds shows the
action of hot springs; but at Tonopah
the fracture was stronger, resulting in
well defined veins, while at Goldfeld
the deposits are most irregular. So
much so that 1t is often impossible to
tell the gold bearing from the barren
quartz, and only after the ore has been
taken out is the deposit found to have
a general, channel shape. This may be
only one or two feet in width, while
the silicious casing of barren quartz is
twenty or thirty. Pyrites exist In much
of the quartz that shows no gold and
must be the result of the action of the
sulphur in the hot springs on the iron
silicate of the rocks through which
they passed.
So rar nearly all the ore found has
been oxidized, but the high water level
shows that this can only be temporary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

The low grade ore proposition, for the
first time in Goldf1eld's history, seems
about to be solved. Over 100000 tons of
ore running from $50 to $40 per ton have
been lying on the dumps and not consiei-
cred profitable to ship. Within the week
reduction works and stamp mill to treat
these ores have been put into successful
operation. $3.50,
The Combination mine, which has been
paying 40 per cent per month from their
shipping ore, is the first to handle its own
low grade milling ores. The Combination
mill. which is composed of ten stamps Of
l250 pounds EACH with cyanide watts to
handle the tailings. has been built on the
property, within half mile from the GEN.
ter of Goldfeld. -
The water Is brought in by pipe line
from Alkali Springs. ten miles northwest
Of Goldfield. The supply amounts to t.
600 gallons per day. permitting the opera
ton Of ten stamps day and night. Three
shifts of men are working in the mill
while one shift is working in the mine.
The operations underground for the pres
ent will be confined to one shift There
are several thousand tons of ore on the
dump, which Will be milled as rapidly as
possible.
tits the intention of the company to
devote five stamps to the milling Of the
ore from its own mine, and the remain
ing five stamps to the milling of the ore
from the January mine, with whom the
Com bination company has contract to
make test Of 500 tons Of ore from that
property. The future milling OF the jan
uary ore will likely be Indefinitely hand
led at the Combination mill. James Jack
is the superintendent of the milling Cd.
erations. while Edgar A. Collins OF Cold
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23
PROFESSOR srURR's REPORT.

Two years ago hardly any one had
heard of Goldfield. To-day it is
famous and any light that can be shed
on the secret OF its wonderful resources
is welcomed eagerly. Professor Spurs
account of the geological formation of
the district is therefore Of popular as
well as scientific interest.
Years OF erosion have at last washed
away the soil of the lava-capped mesa
west OF Goldfeld. leaving upright the
irregular quartz reefs ID which the
gold Is now found. All the rocks are
isneous and date from the tertiary
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

Still in some OF the mines suIphide
ore has been found below the oxidized
zone almost as rich. The value of all
the ore is remarkably high and some<
times almost incredible; $500 and SO
is the general average. but 917 pounds
of Jumbo has been known to bring
u gross return OF s4766.
Will this state of things last? No
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

oSTSW AS way early days-a year ago last fall
When the leases perducin' big an fouopah small
When Butler stake the boys do most anything,
An took mo notes but said Jest pay me in the spring.
before h ha e nehaa aa aee an p sn anu h
Before Frank Golden built block with confidence great
That's marvel to all strangers honor to the State
(sence permoers from almost every State
From the breezy banks Fundy the foggy Golden Gate
From Montana Texas from there Puget Sound
An there's always bout hundred these gents aoafn round
Ieyv reduced fractions an consolidated claims
An they've hristened all prospects with their doubeond
Till though the nation hasn't any lend
An extended extensions till there's nutn to extend)
One night mine permoter from the mercenary East,
With his cheek all smoothly shaven like Philadephy priest
Got into camp from Sody on overloaded stage
With his eyes n1amed an rimy, an asmelln strong o
An they dumped him down Stme where he omped aran an
Bout the bloomin arid desert while ashakn off the dust
Then he turned tackled Smler sayin loudly Il persume
That got my application for two-compartment roonl
stimler pondeed minute he said:
You'll be mighty lucky stranger if you git single bed
Jest filed yer application, but amt got nary sweet
But we've got a o liquids that's good you find
pevded oufe aemeed to our peTtlc-aT kna
We can furnish with faro an amuse with roulette!
They alured thirsty stranger go the town,
An they took him down to Brougher an they showed him every
pursood the camp night
An when they got him sleepy suis1enty confused,
They took him to tunnel which very seldom used
An they made the thousand-dolar
An tney covered MN win empty SdcNs dh ei nm There 10 SHORE
Next afternoon this expert when he got himself released,
Prepared ecknce report an sent the back East
He said: "A chap named Butler a-monkeyin' aroun
An stumbled ganst chunk prorudn from the groun
An because assayed high an looked uncommon hne
He kind O lost his head thought he'd found mine
then he closed his first They work her by spring
spent whole night underground an couldn't thing!
Next day this here permoer interrogan Jm
With O sneakn notion that he'd git the best O him
They sein down Kendalr with jug Holland gin,
Which the they nbibin' glasses made o. tin,
When this sprung the question: with wise look all aoun
Are Mister Butler that boomin ledge down
Old Jim he thought second, while again in his cup,
sudden, WELL by God she don't 60
That night he made his last eporthis expert of
Il find the Mzpah don't an therefore her down.
Last month the it back Eastit good keep
That every mine in Tonopah is rich an wide an deep
When this pemoter heard the he got bed
an goand there for week. an then they found him
dead
An the Coroners certihcut is consize an, brief
The late lamented wasn't sckhe simply died o griefp
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one can tell. Professor Spur puts IL
this way: The indications are not I'M
favorable to the continuance of high
grade. or at least good grade ores to
a considerable depth. There is. how
ever, no continuous regularity to the
ore shoots. whether sulphide or oxi-
died. The streaks increase. diminish
and disappear in the most unexpected
fashion,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-23

If you wish to keep posted
on the market in the Touopah.
Goldfield and Bu1lfrog districts
write to ID. G. Doubleday. Sank
er and Broker, 329 Pine street,
San Francisco, Cal, for his mar
ket sheet, showing actual trans
actions in these stocks. In this
WAY you can get the market
values of the different stocks
from day TO day, and distin-
gulsh the good and active
stocks from those which are in
active. and in which there is no
trading. Write to-day. The
sheet is free. either daily or
weekly. Also write for market
letter.
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January Jones Alfred A Borlini
JONES 6 BORlINI
Cold6eld, Nevada

We are the fiscal agents for:
BulIfrog Eclipse Gold Mining Co.
Buflfrog Western Gold Mining Co.
Bullfrog Winner Gold Mining Co.
Hazeltine Lode Mining Co. Of
Bullfrog.
Kawich Gold Reed Mining Co.
Ida Behanza Mining Co.
Fawn Gold Mining Co. of Gold
field.
Keane Wonder Extension Min. Co.
Geldfeld Burlington Mining Co.
Goldfeld Sassy Sal Mining Co.
Goldheld Midnight Mining Co.
January Jones, the discoverer
and principal lessee of the cele-
brated January vein Of Goldheld.
which produced over million dol
lars worth of gold in eleven
months, has examined the proper
ties of the above companies. Janu-
airy Jones stamps them worthy
properties, with an excellent fu-
ture.
January Jones is heavily inter
ested in each company.
Small blocks of stock, placed on
sale to realize money to be used in
developing the mines, can still be
had in some of these companies at
a nominal figure. Particulars on
application Write for our week
ly market letter. 1t will give you
an inside line on Gold6eld securi-
ties.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-09
FATE OF THE uUTINEERs

The surrender of the mutinous crew of the
Kniaz Potemkine TO the Rumanan authorities
relieves the Russian Black Sea ports of much
anxiety and actual danger, and also raises an
Interesting question in international law The
latter phase of the case will probably be of
the greater interest 10 the world at large. Tn
der precisely what conditions the mutineers
surrendered the world is not yet Informed But
as the local authorities referred the case 10
Bucharest and the surrender WAS effected be
fore there had been time for the royal GOV
ernment deliberately and definitely 10 pass
upon it, we may assume that they have prGc-
tically thrown themselves upon the mercy OF
Rumania. trusting 10 her not 10 give them up
10 the vengeful authorities Of Russia.
The question arises, then. how Rumania
should regard and treat them. II is said that
the Rumanian authorities required The Russians
10 surrender as foreign deserters.' and If is
not improbable that tie Bucharest government
will finally regard them in that light. Now,
the delivering up 10y one state Of deserters
from the military or naval service Of another
depends, says Wheaton. upon mutual comfy
or upon special compact between different ma
+ tions We must doubt that the comfy be
tween Rumania and Russia would move the for
,ner 10 surrender deserters- really political Of
fenders-tO the latter. and We believe there
a no treaty or Othei compact between the
two states that would require such surrender.
There is no question that the desertiOn and
mutiny OF these men arose upon purely politi-
cal grounds The Russian authorities them
selves have assured as of that Then. their
offence is essentially political crime, aud they
are political refugees. and il is almost uni
Nersal rule that political refugees are not 10 be
surrendered 10 the state from which they fed.
There remains the consideration Of piracy. We
said the other day that thesp mutineeTs were
probably TO be regarded as PIRATES. That was
In view of the threat that they would prey in
discriminately upon foreign shipping IN the