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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
Attacked By a Mob

and beaten, i'll labor riol, until
covered with sores, Chlcago
street car conductor appiled Buck
leu's Arnica Salve, and was soan
sound aud we'll. Il uae 1t in<mly5
family" writes G.. j. Welch. 1of
rekonsha, Mich, "and find itper-
fec.." Simply great for cuts and
burns. Only 25c at The Penn.
Drug Store, w. E. Lynch & CdI3
drug stores.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
Like Finding Money.

Finding health is like finding
money-so think those who are
sick. When you have cough,
cold, sore tl:oaI, or chest lrrlta-
lion, better act promptly ike W.
C. Barber, of Sandy Level, Va.
He says: had terrible chest
trouble, caused BY smoke and coal
dust on my. luugs; but. after find
ing Nc relief IN other remedies,
was cured by DR.. Kings New Dis
coyrry for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds" Greatest sale of any
cough or lung medicine in tbe
world. At The Penn Drug Store,
w. f. Lynch & Co., SOC aud $l.0O;
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
WEDNESDAY, MAR. Is, 1905.

Although the Chadwick trial
has ended and the war in tie
east has nearly run it's course, the
ereat dailies need not despair for
something to print. The Gaynor-
Greene trial will soon be on and
the base ball season is about te
open.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
Got Off Cheap.

He may we'll think, .o has got
off cheap, who, after having con-
t1acted constipation or indige7-
tlull, is still allie to perfectly res
tore his health. Nothing will do
this but Dr.. Kings New Life Pills
A quick, pleasant, aud certain
cure for headache, constipation.
etc. Csc at The Penn Drug Store,
w. E. Lynch & Co., drug stores;
0oarantend
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15

Mr.. j. A. Lofts new tesldebce
is about ready for them to move
il 1t is a very lovely up-fo- date
cottage.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15

We are constantly replenlshing
our sleek of Jewelry. Cutlery aud
Silvelware of all kinds. We carry
oily reliable goods and want TO
supply your needs. f webaye no'
what you wish ne will orderlt for
Won
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
open.

The Indiana general assembly
has passed aud the governor has
approved all anti-cigarette act
which goes into effect on Junt lst,
making it unlawful for any per-
son to sell, exchange or give away
cigarettes or cigarette papers with
in the borders of that common
wealth. For the first violation 9
fine of $50 will be imposed, and
for the second offense q line OF
$500. There would not be SO
many cigarette fends. whose lives
have be,n permanently wrecked,
were ell of the states to pass and
enforce such law.
Oyama, tho great japanese gen.
sral, has proven himaelf, to be one
Of the greatest military geniuses
of moeern times, aud is the lion
. of the hour. It g
that some men are self-made and
others wife-made. Who knows
bat what this great commander
owes much to his better-half for
hia wonderful achievements. His
wife, although a japanese woman,
is !. very devoui Christian and was
educated at Vassar, berg an
honor graduate Of this foremost
female college of America. She
is said to be a lover Of Americans
and American customs.
What's the matter with Spar
tapbusg7 Some of her citizens,
who probably "booze" late on
Saturday night, consequently
Bnooze late on Sunday morning,
want one Of the churches Of that
city enjoinad from ringing its
bell early on the Sabbath, claim
iRe hRt=::iis= st=: di55zfb bs fheiF osrs'
This is something new un der the
eur, and had it originated in At
lanta it would have been no sur
prise, but we must confess our
surprise that an erstwhlle un,
obtrusiye Carolina town should
be putting on such airs.
The unexpected has happened.
On Friday last two white men were
convicted in Darlington. S. c., for
the murder of an inoffenslve ne
gro. For this crime one OF the
men has been sentenced to pay the
death penalty on the 5th of May
andrtbe other one is to spend the
= remainder of his days in confne-
ment at hard labor. A negro who
killed white maa in the same
county is also to be hanged on
May 9Th. It is not probable that
these verdicts will be interfered
with as public sentiment is said to
sustain them. 1t appears that a
!. new and better day has dawned
in South Carolina-one in which
justice is to be meted out to the
]. dead as we'll as living in cases of
homicide.
Does South Carolina Conduct a
Medicine Dispensary
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
I | be Corner Store

Spring opening, Wednesday l5th splendid
eliminate the high prices without lessning the quality
between you and prices in lines OF
merchandise.
only built upon hat commercial maxim,
GRE e GT Values for the Money hence motto Every
purchas must be right or your money back
The wonderful business the
spared
CHEST Corner
mers. hope show you March the 10th the
DePar Swallowed Crepe, Clifton Voe Mohars and Silk Ta
fetas exquisite Persian trimming to match. These
dreams OF beauty, .Sempy the real thing"
Our Shirt Waist White Madras Linens ETC.,
usual admit competition En-
department The Brndic Augaise button hole
bn nd effects this real designs of merit.
department. consists Of staple Yals, Nedrop Venice
Medallion and the heavy raised effects.
Our Ribbon department composed of beautiful designs
finish. Satin taeta
ombre effects.
We wish special complete line Ladies'
MEMS and Chdrens Our Reeds Slippers
black are high art creations of comfort and beauty.
Our for Men Boys shoe without peer for
eles ance or STYLE WEA R and foot
In remind you of New department Of
Millinery and when mistakes happen,
tell Us 'T pleasure correct them,
gain retain and merit the confidence of all
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
Roll Of Honor
OF the Edgefeld graded school for
the week ending Mar. 10, 1905.

1sT. GRADE:
Eugeue Ilmmons, Francis Sim
kins, Jennie Simkins, Annie Mae
Timmons, Willie Mae Hart, Nell
Burgess, Irene Parker.
End. GRADE:
Florence Minis, Helen Tillman,-
Lily Adams, Gladys Padgett.
BIRD GRADE:
Florence Peak, Faustine Bailey,
Thelma Bailey, James Thinner
man, Trezvant Timmons.
4TH GRADE:
Nell Jones, Wallace Roper,
Sarah Ballowe, Mamie Johnson,
William QUITS, Francis Sheppard.
9TH GRADE:
Matte Pattison, Francis Bur-
CESS.
9Th GRADE:
Ellen McKie, Sadie Minis,
Geneva Murray, Charlie Roger,
Willie Dunovant, Eva Quattle-
baum, Willie Adams, R. NJ. Sour
ry, Matte Holsteiu, Kathline
Glover, Mamie Dunovant, Frank
Brant. Royall Peak.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
Programme Of the Recital to bs
Given in the College Audi
torium on Friday
Evening.

"4Absalom" (Pantomime)---Misse
Madge Mays, Minnie Fuller, Lille
Mae Bailey.
SISSY Hawkins" (M9nologue)"--
Miss Nadeene Smith.
What Old Mrs. itmber Said"---
Comedy.
Mrs. Maunder---Miss Lille Mae
Bailey.
Mrs. Cnatter---Mlss Minnie Fuller.
"Ftying Jim'a Last Leap'---Miss
Madge Mays.
MUSIC
"Gipsy Fantasy. Misses Ruth
Cogburn, Earline Allen, Madse
Mays, Lille Mae Bailey, Nadeene
Smith. Minnie Fuller.
MUSIC
"A PAIR of Frauds" Comedy
Mrs. Branscombe (the Match-ma-
kerr Miss Madge Mays.
The Pair OF Frauds Marion Led
yard Miss Ruth Cogburn--Clarke
Vernnn--Clement McKie.
Almost Discoyered"--Mis; Ruth
Cogburn.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15

General admission 25 cents, stu :
dents 20 cents and children un-
der twelve Is cents. After he re-
cital refreshments will lie served
IN the dining room.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15

Florence Minis, Helen Tillman
Lily Adams, Gladys Padgett.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15

Mr.. P. r. Waits of Modoc told
us sume days ago that there was
fully twenty five per cent reduc-
ton in the sales uf guano this
voor at Mn6oc
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1905-03-15
Liniment

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
CONCENTRATES.

J. Il. Bamberger is still in Los Ange-
les.
The Yampa company has taken more
office space In the Dooly block.
Harry S. Joseph, manager OF carlsa
mine, went to Tintlc last night
Tonopah shippers contributed nine
cars of ore TO the local markets today.
Brokers bid sl2,25 for Utah Copper
stock during the day. Offers were made
at $50.
Ed F. Prudential departed for Pr
oche, New, last night, accompanied by
his family.
Julian U. selgel, who is interested In
mining Gin the Bullfrog. New, district,
is In the city.
A car OF high grade Stag from the
Con. Mercur mill will be ready for to-
morrow's market
The two cars Of ore sold by the I'm
Gle Sam Con company yesterday net
ted the company s2O75.25.
George II. Bradley, local manager
Of the Allls-Chalmers branch IN this
city, is expected to arrive from Spokane
soon.
Col. Henry G. Catrow, president Of
the Ohio Copper company who has
been In the city for several days, VIII
leave the city for the east during the
day.
Mccormick & Co. reported ore and
bullion settlements late yesterday TO
the amount OF sos 100, as follows Crude
ore and concentrates, s25,SOO; base bull
lion, $29,S00.
At the meeting OF the directors OF the
American Mining congress, held In
Denver last week, Judge o. w. Pow
ers was appointed a member Of the leg
lslatiye committee,
At distance of 1900 feet into the
mountain, the tunnel that has been
driven by the Mountain View company
at the head OF Big Cottonwood canyon,
has encountered the ledge,
A most sensational strike has been
made at I'll Dorado by Gilspe 4 Coyle.
-Four miles north of the Wal Street,
near the Humphreys group they have
located what is generally reported to
be the biggest thing ever struck at the
canyon. a sample OF the ore brought In
by Mr.. Coyle assayed $40 in gold and
Sl.2O IN silver. Inc sample, III clhnneu,
was not picked. but was taken general
ly from over the surface. Mining men
who are familiar with El Dorado say
that II Is the biggest strike ever made
| In the district and characterize II as
! another Wall Street, only on larger
and riches scale. -Searchlght.
w. II. Clark. who disposed of the
Wonder group to the Ldchman Bros, OF
San Francisco, gave dinner to the
| gentlemen gho purchased the ground.
| number OF Mr.. Clark's friends were
present, and The banquet which was
| one Of the best the oxford cafe ever
| provided, was thoroughly enjoyed by
| all. During the afternoon the party
| visited the Dixie, II . Wonder and other
mining properties n the camp. The
| following were among those who enjoy
| ed the hospitality OF Mr., Clark; Tom
| Lynch, San Francisco; Senator Brough-
ton, Los Angeles d. H., Peery, Salt
| Lake John Hodson, Salt Lake Il. L.
| Merryheld, Seattle; II. r. Bacon, eI,os
Angeles, W. s. Williams, Goldfed;
| Mai w. A. Stanton and A. c. Eisen
oldheld.-Tonopah. Sun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
NEVADA'S GOLD CAMP
Tonapah and Goldnsld Richest In
tho World.

Tonopah and Goldneld. Nevada, are
camps in the world over 81, 800, 900
worth OF ore has been shipped from
one mine alone within the last year or
30, the ore going from 500 to $500
ton with vast quantities In sight. The
wonderful richness OF ore In developed
properties, and the assurance that the
entire surrounding region Is full OF
mineral" offers be greatest OF Induce
ments to miners and Investors Tono-
pah now has population OF over 5000
and is growing rapidly while the
towns I'm the Goldneld district have
nearly 5000 people. All branches OF
business are represented In these
towns and prices are not exorbltant.
The Tonopah railway now gives regu-
lar service to both camps and travel
Is no longer matter Of extreme diff
Guilty.
No miner or investor should overlook
Tonopah and Goldneld. While marvel
GUS finds have been made, II Is more
than probable that finds, as rich win
be made In the future, and the man
on the ground Is. the one who will
benefit from these strikes. Several
millionaires have been made by these
camps, for all they are so new. and
many men have accumulated com tort-
able fortunes. For full information
about Tonopah and Goldfe'd and how
to reach them, apply TO D. r. Gray, 20i
Main street. Salt Lake City. The South
ern Pacific Is the only road to this
great mining region. and Mr., Gray.
as its agent Ia well posted on condi-
lions, rates and routes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28

plish this 30 teaching tanks will be in
stalled, Of which number IS will be
constructed Of steel and the remainder
of wood The material upon which this
battery Is to be fed and which prom
ises to add 80 much to the earnings,
Will afford an average of about 50 ton,
according to estimates made by Man
ager Swlndler and with the cost Of
teaching reduced to so cents, a profit liz
assured.
There Will be no crushing, while the
material will be handled along the most
inexpensive lines. To the ordinary
method Of teaching Mr.. Swinder has
added number OF devices that promise
n close recovery. While the construc-
tion of the plant viii not incur a large
outlay II win be deprived OF nothing
that can be made to add 10 its efficiency,
and TO accomplish the results, Of which
he has no doubt.
The present operations OF the conn
pany are about two years behind the
plans originally mapped out by the
promoters
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
STOCKS SHOWED
MORE VITALITY.
At Market Opening We're Under
Pressure but Soon Recovered
From the Same
RANCE OF PRICES HIGHER.
This Brought Out Large Offerings
Early Losses Acknowledgment
Made Rallies Rapid.

New York, March 2S.-stocks were UNI
der decided pressure IN the opening deal
ings today which were well distributed
throughout the list Gains In one or TWO
of the railroad equipment stocks were
the only exceptions After the selling
orders hanging over the market at the
opening had been disposed Of prices
hardened throughout and initial losses
were largely recovered, The higher range
Of prices. however, brought out more
abundant offerings and the market sold
considerably lower. st. Paul Union Pa
cihc, Southern Pacific, Reading, Norfolk
& Western. Atchison Peoples Gas and
Yesterdays close. Northwestern, Kansas
& Texas preferred and Kansas CITY
Southern were bought at an advance OF
a point and American Express 2 Apart
from belated selling In few stocks OF
secondary Importance, the tendency was
upward during the second hours TRADING
A large part OF the early losses were
retrieved and In some Instances entirely
recovered, notably for New YORK Cen
trail and Union Pacific. Some OF the
Southern stocks were conspicuously buoy
ant Atlantic Coast Line advanced 20
~. Business was rather quiet through
out The forenoon with the specialties fig
urinl largely IN the total.
BCiIds were irregular ut noon
IL was not until well into the after
moor that the days selling movement was
substantially checked. BY that time
Union Pacihc 81. Paul and Reading had
been hammered down points and the list
generally from TO ~, When signs Of
support appeared the rally was rapid and
considerable stock was bought as prices
hardened. Recoyerles from the low point
reached nearly point In large number
Of stocks and Tennessee Coal was lifted
to o..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
sANDsTORM LEASE.



The sensation of the week on the
Sandstorm was the big find on the Des.
ert Rose No. @ OF course II may be
attributed to Zeb Kendalrs good luck.
for he had but recently purchased
Thomas Aubrey's third interest in the
lease, says the Goldheld Review. A few
days after his induction the partners,
while prospecting few feet from the
shaft, made a discovery OF good
strong ledge, which they proceeded TO
work with vlgor. The result was that
they came upon contact which car
ried values OF a high grade. On Tues
day the shaft was down only five feet,
and in mineral, an average assay from
80 inches yielding 1927, and from 30
inches Yielding s227, end from "a inches
s27. The new find is about 35 feet from
the shaft to the northwest. When Mr.
Kendall was here last Saturday he took
a sample with him when he returned TO
Tonopah and Monday evening tele-
phoned his partners that he had Sc
cured an assay Of $500 from It. The
boys have Is sacks Of the rich stun and
would be filling more but for the scare
ity of sacks. While the strike Is moth
ing fabulous so far 1t is expected that
before many more feet of dirt Is re,
moved the assays will be something
wonderful A great many have visited
the mine this week and the leasers take
pleasure In making paintings some OF
which are alive with golden nuggets an
large as the head OF a pin
No. ! shaft OF the same lease, and
owned by the same people, has been
uncoverlng good milling rock for several
days. It comes from the north drift on
the 6O-foot level and is very encourage
ing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
Cave In. the Ontario.

The men employed in running the On
tarla drain tunnel into the territory OF
the Daly-West Mining company have
ben having considerable difficulty with
running ground and on Saturday night
and Sunday were hampered with caves.
The first one occurred about 800 feet
In, at point where some re-tlmbering
was being DONE
Sunday morning a smaller cave oc-
CURED near the same place, but II has
been caught up and all energy Is being
centered on the large one. The tunnel,
which was run in the first place as n
water outlet for the Ontario mine was
driven on an incline of about one inch
to the rod and the stream of water
which has been coming out Of the tun-
mel was over four feet wide and two
feet deep This passage Is now nearly
closed UP, The water at once began TO
back up and at o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon had reached q point known as
the 5000 foot mark. The situation Is
grave one, and preparations have been
made 10 back the water out OF the
shaft. A bulk head has been construct
ed on the /, 50O-foot level and pumps
have been put In readiness to handle
the extra volume of water as the shaft
Is In daily use 10 the l.700-foot level at
which point q drift Is being worked
from which the greatest portion Of the
milling ore Of the mine Is being taken
out Below the l,7O0-foot level the
shaft Ia full Of water and since the fire
the water has not been pumped out be-
low that point.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES..
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information,


IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, IN and for Salt Lake Coun-
~, state Of Yah, lnAthe matter OF the
Notice, The petition Of p, l., Williams,
administrator Of the estate OF Catherine
$. Williams, deceased, praying for an or
der Of sale Of real property Of said dc.
cedent and that an persons interested
appear before the said Court to show
caufe why an order should not be granted
TO sell so much as shall be nor essary
of the following described real estate OF
said deceased, to-~ltl
A part Of LOT four 10. block ten (iO). plat
n" Salt Lake City, beginning at
the northeast corner Of said lot and run
ming thence south one hundred and fifty
eight 1853 feet thence west seyenty-iVe
Gd) feet, thence north one hundred and
nfty-eght 051 feet. thence east seventy
Ave t15) feet more or less, 10 the point Of
beginning,
Together with and Including a right u
way and transit for the use and benent
OF said land over an alley running onst
and west through said block, Jointly with
other 'ands IN said block, which alley Is
bounded and described as follows to-wit:
Commencing at point one hundred aud
ffty-eght Q5S) feet north OF tho south
east corner Of said block thence west
twenty t20) rods, thence north fourteen
40 feet, thence east twenty (2O rods,
thence south fourteen QO feet to the
situate in Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk Of said Court. with
the seal thereof afiixed this 9th day OF
March, a. u. 1906
(seaD j u ELDREDGE. JR., Clerk.
By w r. Farnsworth, Deputy Clerk.
7, l. Williams, Attorney for Estate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
Volume OF Business Fairly Good,
But Prices Softeped at
The Close
MAY DAY ON ACTIVE LIST.
silver Shield Lower--Daly. Judge Is
Bought on 0pes Boart--closIug
Quotations.

The volume Of business transacted
on the Mining Exchange during the
forenoon was fairly good but prices
closed slightly weaker. Altogether "a
100 shares changed hands, for which
was paid s714663. May-Day began
with n sale at "a cents which was fol-
lowed by an advance OF cent a share
and ending softer. Silver Shield came
down to IS and Uncle Sam dropped of
3 cents share; but brokers bid up
for II again on the open board.
on the open board, Daly-Judge was
called for and 200 shares were brought
out at $500 Star Con. seemed to have
some demand and the price stffened
while Yankee Con. was active at 42h9
AZ cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
REHABILITATION.
AS. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. ZIG ID. i. Walker Block
BAMBERGER.pE LAMAR.
Mines WIN Soon be Earning $4,000,
Net, Per MONTH";

Net Per Month
Advloes have been received In the
city from De Lamar, New, says the
New York Commercial, showing that
the February cleanup at the mines OF
tho Bamberger- De Lamar Gold Mines
CO., of New York was $4,000 less than
the results secured In January This
discrepancy, however In the two
months cleanup Is explained by the
fact thatsthere were three days less in
the past month than In January, during
which time the bullion produced would
average more than $4,000. This item
accounts for nearly one-half the loss
and the remainder OF the decline, ac-
cording 10 the superintendent Of the
mines,i was caused by cold weather in
terferng with the efficacy Of the cya-
hide plant The March returns are eX-
pected TO show a normal output
The company has recently sunk a
winge below the tenth level and the
ore shoot which was believed 10 cease
az that level has been found to continue
with additional depth. This work Is
important, as the ore located there runs
considerably higher than that thus far
run through the mill. A local official of
the company states that within three
months the company expects TO be
earning nearly $4,000 a month net He
further stated that good portion OF
the noating debt has been cancelled.
which represents funds advanced to the
company by the directors
Work has already been started on a
large taillngs plant al the property.
According 10 the pans the new plant
will be capable OF reducing as heavy a
tonnage, " not a larger one, than the
plant now I'm operation, the manage
ment expecting 10 recover the aurifer-
Gus contents from no less than 10000
tons OF tAilings month. 10 accom-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-28
HoNERINE's NEW PUMP.
A Large one Just Installed at stockton
Mine.

The management OF the Honerlne
mine at Stockton has Just finished the
work OF Installing a punt OF large ca
paclty at the main shaft, the one for
merly IN use there having become In
adequate to cope with the increasing
flow Of water.
The shaft is LOO feet deep and from
the bottom OF It crosscut has been
started and will be continued In the d.
rection of the drain tunnel which
is to cut under the territory
at depth OF 1900 feet, some-
where near the meeting point, the tun-
mel will be connected with the l,l00
through a raise. When this connection
is made ores from the upper levels will
be drapped down TO the tunnel and
forwarded through that avenue TO the
mill 10 undergo treatment.
Supt, Raddatz reports good progress
being made with the tunnel and that
the mill IL running steadily on the old
tailings dump with three shifts Of
men working.