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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
BAD WEEK FOR ToNoPAH.
Inability of Smelters to Handle Ore
and Montana Selling Depresses.

Nat Boas, San Francisco correspondent
OF James A. Pollock & Co, by wire yes
terday reviewed the weeks situation as
10 the TOnopah and Goldfield stocks as
follows:
The week ended very badly for all
Ionopahs and the outlook is bad, for the
present at least. Tonopah companies are
confronted with serious snelter PROPOSE
lions, the plants being able to take very
little ore. This is and will be bad for
stocks and is causing great depression.
The salt Lake people who were beaten
and out-YOted at the Montana meeting
have disposed of thousands of shares of
that stock and are still selling which is
causing sympathetic weakness in all other
IOnOpahs. There are 'uEaOrs here that
new suit viii be filed AGAINST North
Star. All Tonopahs look weak and we
look for lower prices.
"GOldfield district stocks show great ac-
tivity, and there is an undercurren of
strength in prices. Don't think next week
Will show any Improvement in prices as
the markeS is overfed with stocks"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
BACK FROM ALASKA.
American Company's Expert Returns
From Long Pilgrimage.

George Gum, field expert of the Amer
lean Smelling & Refining company, has
returned from an extended trip into and
along the coast of Alaska, where he has
been in the interests of his company
While he designates his trip as having
been a pleasurable one. il is evident from
what he says that it has been one of hard
work just the same, with probably not
a little of hardship thrown in.
Mr.. Gum states that he has been par
tcularly well favored by weather condi-
tiOns. and that fact has had a tendency
TO make his JOuTneying less arduous than
it otherwise would have been. As usual
he had nothing 10 give out in the way of
particulars touching the real business
that carried him into that region. but he
expresses pleasure at being able 10 get
back. and declares that he will remain
in town anywhere from two or three DAYS
TO a month. In other words, he is here
until directed to go somewhere else.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
OVER FROM BULLFRoG.
oiscoVerer of the Famous shoshone
Bonanza Here on Business.

Z. a. Montgomery OF the Montgomery
ShoshOne cOmpanys famous mines at
BullfrOg came in from camp Friday night
10 look after business matters requiring
his attention on this end of the line. He
Will be here for several days.
There Is hardly anything to say re-
garding the camp that would be entirely
new" said Mr.. Montgomery during the
afternoon. "A great deal of work is now
going on in the district and a fine show
ing IS being made by a large number of
properties. In the ShoshOne development
o. the ore bodies, the real extent of which
IS Just as much a mystery as it was a
forward and under most favorable con-
ditions. The winter at camp is sure TO be
a lively one, and the completion of the
new hotel at Beatty, the opening of which
Mrs. Montgomery decided to attend
rather than 10 come over here this time,
is going to make it pleasant for visitors
TO that region"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
ROLLING OUT THE ORE.
Uncle Sam Is Now Making Fine Rec
ord for Production.

During the week just closed the Uncle
Sam Consolidated Mining company has
made settlement for Ten carloads OF ore,
half OF which was sent from tho mine
during the last seven days, the balance
having been previously forwarded. Ad-
vices from the mine during the after
noon indicated that two cars mora ought
20 reach the sampler before night.
This means that the company is now
producing at the rate Of nearly ono car
load OF crude ore per day, to say nothing
OF the concentrates that are being stead
ly. though not rapidly. ground out al the
mill, where only one shift. IL is under
stood, is working.
The fact that more second class or
milling ore Is not being produced would
seem 70 indicate that practically all Of
the ore in the new WORKINGS on the east
side OF the porphyry dyke. in virgin ter
ritory, IS Of a shipping grade. If the
shareholders in the company cannot find
anything comforting in that kind OF a
showing, they are certainly hard to
please.
Manager John Dern stated yesterday
that there was nothing new to report
from the mine. The force operating in
new ground is simply going along open
ing up the ore and gradually placing
the mine in even better shape Tor heavy
production
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
HElNZE WINS VICTORY
I'M SUPREME COURT

Helena. Mont. Oct H.-Judge Hunt in
the United States court today oVerruled
the motion foE dissolution of the in
junction in the case OF +. Rollins Morse
against TIE Montana Ore Purchasing
company, involving the Michael DaVitt
mine in Butte In litigation between the
Amalgamated SlG Heinze. HeinZe, the
defendant in the noted case, asked to be
permitted TO mine in the property by
moving for a dissolution of the injunc-
Ton The court granted the motion OF
the defense, in the case OF the Boston &
Montana against the Montana Ore
the Injunction. The effect OF the ruling
VIII permit Heinze to mine in certain
portions of the JohnstoWn mine from
which he has hsretofore been enioined.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
PROSECUTION UNLIKELY.

Victoria. B. c.. Oct 21.-The 5000 worth
OF diamonds and emeralds. set in forty
seven rings, which were stolen from G.
II. Redfern's jewelry store on Tuesday
night were recovered today at Vancou-
by the persons who took them from the
store. Harry Redfern, son of the pro-
prietor OF the store; his cousin. c. Kutrz
and q woman from Vancouver, are said
to have been in the store at a late hour
on the night the jewels were taken. Kurtz
il is stated, accompanied Detective Pal
mer to Vancouver today, when the Jew
els were recovered. 1t is improbable that
there r'ill be any prosecutions.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
To Advertisers.

You who wish to advertise on the
Thompson Telephone Memorandum
Pad and Special Calls Directory are
warned against giving anyone but the
agent your ads. 1 have the control Of
this attachment and keen a record Of
all people who purchase them. / DO
the distributing. Don't be deceived.
Give me your ads and they will be
taken care of in first-class style. F. Z.
Margetts, 8. L. City. Tel. 3814-K.
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FRESHMEN VICTORIOUS.

Delaware, O.. Oct. 2L-After an aIl-night
fight. the freshmen of the Ohio Wesleyan
university were declared the victors over
the sophomores IN the annual flag rush.
The battle started at 10 o'clock last night.
the sophomores gaining and keeping pos
session OF the pole until > O'Clock this
down upon the sOphamOres and over
powered them. By The agreement before
the fight. the defeated class must kneel
before the vietors and repeat the class
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THE REAL CAUSE.
The Ancient Scalp-Fever Theory E.
DlOded.

The Ancient Scalp-Fever Theory Elk
plOded.
At one time dandruff was attributed 70
the result of a feYerish cordition of the
scalp, which threw off the dried cutiele
in scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Germany,
noted authority on skin diseases, eN-
plodes this theory and says that dandrufr
is a germ disease.
This germ is really responsible for the
dandruff and for so many bald heads. it
can be cured If 1t is gone about in the
right way. The right way, of course
and the only way. is to xiii the germ
Newbro's Herpicide does this ard per-
mits the hair to grow luxuriantly, Just
as nature intended il should.
Sold by Smith Drug Co.. Special Agents.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
Session market, with range and elosins

Boston market, with range and closing
quotations.:
Boston. Oct. Chopper Range was the
leaer in the market. closing at its high
est price, 15k. Practically all the rest of
the stocks were neglected. Speculation.
which has been very large in the low
priced stocks, seems to be over for The
PRESENT. and for any one intending to
purchase at present. We advise the me-
dunn and high-priced coppers, such as
copper Range, Mohawk. Osceola, Tama-
rack and quincy. Quotations:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
Ore and Bullion.

During the past Week settlements in
the local open ore and billion market
amounted TO S514,250, an increase over the
week previous Of S1S4900. The settlements
OF Yesterday, as reported by Mccormick
a Co, amounted TO 49, 100. as follows:
Silver. lead, gold and copper ores, S33, 700;
base bullion, $50, 100.
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NOT FROM scHENEcTAnY.

Schenectady, y. Y, oct. 2i.-Nothing is
known here OF William Diedoan, the pros
pectOr who died Of starvation on the
plains of New Mexico. No family or per
son Of that name has resided here for
YEAR,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
PLAYED WITH MATCHES.

Bellingham. Wash. Oct a-WhiIe play
ing with matches this morning the pa
year-old daughter of ex-Mayor Hardin OF
this city set fire to her clothing and was
SO badly burned that she died this aft
ernooE.
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New York Mining Stocks.
Utah Stocks in Boston.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers auc
brokers, yesterday received over their
private wire from Paine. Weber 4 Co.
one of their Boston corrssnondents. the
record Of sales Of Utah stocks on TIRE
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
NEVADA STOCKS
Yesterdays Sales.

Alice, $50 at Coo.
Silver Shield, 1.5O0d1lc.
star Consolidated. 50Oq145sc: 5O06l41ac.
ButIer-Liberal, S75Q8lAc: 750QS1sc.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-22
Metal Markets.

Silver, 6244c per ounce.
Copper (casting). 157sc per pound
Lead, in ore, $3.50; New York, S4.S5 per
10l pounds.
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ronopah.ooIdfisid sthnk.

James A. Pollock s. Co furnish the
following as the closing quotations on
the San Francisco exchange yesterday,
over their private wire:
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progressing fayorably and is about ready
for issuance Of final receipt from the gov
eminent.
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open Board.

2N Columbus Con. at xz.52.
lO Columbus Con. at 81 521I
4H Columbus Con. at sos.
4O5 Columbus Con. at S254
100 Columbus Con. at S25
Loo Lower Mammoth at 2lstc-
LUZ Lower Mammoth at 21j5c.
$50 May Day at 71sc.
LOCO May Day at 75kc. seller Co
Lt0d May Day at 7$4c.
300 Wabash al Sl00.
Shares sold, SIPS.
Selling value. S43602f.
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Sine geu5atfpm.

Im Treitag morgen tpuroen S. $.
Sbiebert SEQ. 425 Oft : grodett
StraBe m0bnbaft uno 6. s. Tnns
nant, Der SEQ. 610 @untber 6traBe
mohnt, uDn Bnnoesbeamten tpegen
uebertretung bes 2otterie @eiebes
oerbaftet uno lpdter unter $3.50
Biireihaft geifeQt fir ihr grldeiner,
Dor Dem 0unoes &Dmmiiidr. gu
aleiGer Belt murbe IN 134 GDleoaos
StraBe cine Drndersi NIT BeIhlag
bele9t, in tpelder 2Dtterielooie, litbo.
grapbiihe Steine gum DruG BON
2iiten uno 90Dlen &c. uDrgefunoen
uuroen. Nuh murbe i'm aeuer Der
NlartD : Wational : Bant elm aufer
tonfissiert. Der anaeblih 2utterie,
9nuie uno anbere Bepsile fir bic
uebertretuna oes @eiebes enthdlt,
melbea ben 8ertauf. Bertrieb, bic
Berihiduna bon 2DtterielppIer bon
einem Staat in ben anoeren pers
bietet.
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9(QerIet.

Sn ben lebten Taeen befauoen
it9 mtebrere Bartien BON 6eimitdtte=
lu9ern aus Dem Woroen in Der
Staot, Die auf ge~ranlafiun9 Der
Beanten Der Nrauias BaB 8abn
bierbereetomtner marer uno bic itd
nabribeinlih in &arneS County
nieoerlafien perben.
Die Blatfotm Der Bolts 8ars
tel seihnet iid ourd cine Haze, oeuts
lthe uno beitimmte Sprabe pDrteils
baft aus.
Benn bic @ults= Baltel ana
Nuoer f0mrnt, meroen mir neher in
urtn1Dral neriumpfen, nod ourh un=
fretbeitllhe uno beubleri1be 8eitre=
butteen EUR Beiieruns a~naebalten
meroen.
User deficiencies in San IN
tontD Qeanoert baben min, Der 1T fir
Gudibritt.
Sferbaien-S itereier-Sner >
Neuhetten bel 6. 6arniim & 60.
8or einen1 Sabre uuroe g.
Trosier. elm iunger Wann, peaert
NngriHs unter erIhmerenoen 1nt=
ifdnoen 81 elmer finfsebnidbriaen
3ubtbausitrafe perurteilt. gr appel
lierte uno oas Dberaeribt entlhieb,
oaR Oas urteil su p~erperfet 1T.
oa es auf oas 8euanis zines &tnoes
bin erlangt nuroe uno anbere @rinbe
DDrbanoen itnb. tpeshalb es umaefDs
Ben peroen iollte. Jraaier, Der nun
bereits Elm Sabr i'm @efdnaniS iibt
uno einen neuen BrDseB eruariet,
bat gntlafinng aegen Biireidaft be-
antragt uno oieletbe lit auf $500 feit=
gelebt muroen.
Meet me at the German village.
Die 8ereiniauna Der 5abritans
ten uno 8aufleute Der @tabt bat an
ale 3aufleute i'm SiopeIten cine
ginlaoung ergeben [ai1en. fih gun,
GarneDal bier ein5ufinoen. Die Gins
laonng lit in GDrm elmer DepeIhe
gebaltett uno lautet: Trefft uns in
Der Nlamu. Mir besablen Cure
giienbahnfabrt.
WDrge1 nahmittag uno nlprs
gen abeno meroen i'm @rpBen Operns
baus bepeglihe 8iloer geseigt, tpelGe
cine Neibe BON 2anoihaFtsbiloerr,
aus europa uno Mmerifa nno Sces
men aus Ben Sur oarltelIen.
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stimmt das voIks- Ticket.

STIR MapDr
BRYAN CALLAGHAN.
SIR 8idbter 8prpDrationsseriht
PHIL. SHARDEIN.
SIR Mntualt
JOSEPH RYAN.
Sur Mubitpr
VICTOR BEZE JR.
STR Shabmeifter
CIAS. F. A. HUMMEL.
Sur Solicitor
CELESTINE VILLEMAIN SR.
Sur MfeHor
JOHN S~TAPPENBECK.
SIR Nlbermensat.2arse
VIM. L. RICHTER.
B. j. MAUERMANN.
JOHN BAUER.
]. T. HAMBLETON.
Warb aldermen
/. WARD-J. r. LAMBERT.
2. WARD-ELI ARNAUD.
3. WARp-ERICH MENGER SIR.
4. WARD-EMMET A. WEST.
5. WARD-A. /. LOCKWOOD.
6 WaRD-C. S. ROBINSON.
2. WABD-ED. BRADEN.
s. WARD-EMIL KUEHN.
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@aruun sebem gle nibty

Gin 5rembling in Netp gorf lagte Al
einem 8foben: a6e, mein Snnge, ih
mbbte uah Bleefer Str. geben", fooraui
Der feline &ipel erpiberte: ,8arum
gehn Se benn nib?@ Shon felt 8aracele
ius' 9a9en baber bic Merste INNER nacb
elmer iiheren GeberzNr5enei berlanat.
Nun mol, iaaten bic B~ernbarbiner M6ne
be. tuenn Sbr cine 2eber.M eoi5in boben
pollt. iparum uerifafft Sbr gu1 nibt
cine? uno iie iebten 5uiammen, tuas lest
inter benz Narten Der grDBen ct. Ser
naro &rduterpidet" betannt 1T, rpelfe
als Elm Mittef, bic 4eber III trdftiQen,
oas Bfut gu liutern un6 6os Snftem Az
reini9en, niemols ubertrufen ruprben
limb. 9as beiBt @eibdft: iuenn gu ettpos
boben fuiuf, peridaaife es Sir.
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DR.. ]. H. BINDLEY,
spe5ialiit fir s ss ! arani5siisa.
Office. M0oTe-Gehaude.

ssS- Ralt. cement. Sano, Bad.
feline, IeuerFeite Steine unb Tbpa.
Ebeeru nb Wspbaltpapier, DaHpappe.
9beer uno Nspbalt, Del, Terpentiu,
8arben, Slas &c. &c. ftets ~purr1tbi9
bel 5. e. 4ieimatm, 306 Oft.
commerce. StraBe. Rieoriee Breife.
quite Waare ionic quite unb reele
Bebienung ueroen .laarautirt. =
TelephDn 4lH,
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Sin f~prcierter Rttt

enbet otter III einem llnfaG. I'M Ser
leBnngen sa beilen, gebrau6t 8rd-
len's Qrttica 5albe. Cine tiefe Wnrbe
in n1einem SUB, i6reibt Sbeobore
S6lle, Columbus, o., beruria1te
mir groBe SGmer5en. Ner5te ipareft
ma6tlps, aber 8udlen's Mrniea 6albe
beilte iie idnel. 25 @emtS. gu ia.
ben Bel s. 9alteper & 5obn, @ep. S.
s. G6mibt nnb MbpIph 9reiR.
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@pm ariessidauplat.

Die frana6iiihe Negierune bat
Die ruiiifbe neranlabt, Dem Nbmiral
Hooiestmenstb Die Weiiung auge-
ben gu lafien, oaB er bic 9eutralit6t
SrantreiG's in ieber Weiie reipetties
rem ioue. @leihSeitig bat fie beipns
oere Snitruttiuner an ben General.
@Duperneur pDn Snoohina gelanot
u. oen@eianoten in 9Dfio beanftragt,
oer iapaniihen Neeterune Die Ser.
iidleruna au geben. 6aB Die fran36fis
fhe Neaierung lire Meutralitdt auf
oas Stritteite b~euabren tperoe. Die
gdn5liwe Gntmaffnune 0es ruiii5hen
areuserS Diana. wetder BOZ mebs
rerert Wionaten in benz frana6li1hen
9afen Saigon 8uflubt Iufte, 1T
ebenfals ar%georonet uDrben.
Sabrldiiigteit auf benz Shies.
ftano Bat in 8meibriiden, in ber
Bfal5, elm Meni1enleben aefuroert.
2eutnant Woier bonn oortiaeu 90.
baberiihen Snfanteries Neeiment tor
rigierte auf Dem ShieBftano bic Sal,
tung zines Soloater Wanners Oas
ger. gr glaubte. oaB bas @euebr
pagers ungeIaoen mdre, uno sielte
brett auf ibn lbs, UNI ibn1 Die riGts
tiae 8enehrbaltung porsubemonnrie.
retI. @r leate audi ben Singer an
ben Mb5ug uno orudte los. gs aab
einen GnaQ uno Der Goloat ftiirate
tot benz 2eutnant uor bic Tuse.
2eutnant Muier miro fth por eineun
&riegsaeriht 81 Derantworten baden, |
Wie aus Duifeloorf gemeloet
Giro. lit bee bort mobnbafte DirettDr
Der 4Dlne8 Bonner 8rei8ba6nen oas
Opfer zines pertpegenen Hauban.
fails g%enuprben. gr ruuroe auf elmer
giienbabnfabrt mdbrenb Der Waht
nDn Stroldlen in ieinem Waaenab.
tell i~iberfallen. Trpb eniihieoener
@eaennebr nuroe Der Director BON
ieiuen Wngreifern ifllieBfih bod
berpdltiet. Sic tnebelten i'm uno
raubten i'm oann aus, nadoem er
3ampf nit ben StrOld]en ihnere
gerlebunaen erlitten bate. Die Ea.
ter iino bereits oiugfeit genaht nor,
ben.
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.seete 0pffnmna- reridpunpen.

@s leiteHbe aerate fagten, DaB %.
90. Smitbart bon pefin, Sa., urbeil=
bar ami S6winbfu6t lit, tpar feline
Iebte 9Offnuns babin. Or. Sings
Helle @ntbedung gegen S6minbiu6t,
9uiten unb grfdlting rettete i'm. Gr
iagt: 9ieie groBe- Mebi3in beilte mid
ntb rettete mein 2eben. Sd betra6te
tie als Elm punberbares Mittel gegen
gals nnb 2ungenleiben. Si6eres
Worbeugungsmittel gegen 2nngenent.
5iltbnng. @arantiert, so Gents unb
$l.00 per 6lai6e. Yrobehdf6e fret.
81 baben bel s. &alteper & So6n,
geo, 5. 8. S6mibt unb Qbpipb
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Maeseit Gone etar Bier.

Nue3eH NuHe SlWt OteI.
6at Der 5armer gelo,
6a.'s Die gauge Beli.
ST ne ate wolbefannte Sah'
SIT Der Garaier arm,
M6, DOB @ptt erbarm
Sat man in Der Staot aud bato ben sra8.
8ommt Der &essn an,
Sann it's tpolgetan,
Hismano irdst oann na& Dem @aieri6laaa,
Aber ipiro ss Idphl
limb Der @ino itebt fiG,
ggfnidet &egen Menih nn0 Sier mb Strau4.
llno banu siebt Is Stau6
1no pieI trodnes 9aub,
limb Die 9oiinuue laipinOet i6meli oabin,
9aB Die Grnte3eit
Shift ben 8eutel nett
t1nO srbsitert isOss msni9sn Sim.
Sarutn iulniGen mir,
NaB Ger U0rnler i@ler,
81 oes reihen Grnteiegeus gar
Mus Dem 9dusden fabre,
l1no fein @elo mebr ipare
limb es dnefti6 aud nibt Elebr uessabr'!
X
limb baum trinfen tie
S6on oss mOrgeAs frab,
Mit @snuB, 8ertanb uno pisl 9laiier,
Infer Gone Star 8rdu
Dem mir @ae treu
llno oas alien 1T elm Gligier.
Sino Die 3eiten idleat
Sann ieopd) ert redt
9abti in Staot uno 2ano ii6 Sebermann
Gin Dem Zone Star 8ter
Gas, 10 iuiien mir,
un3 Die Goraen idne0 perireibeH tauu.
Drum if elm esssn oisIes Gone Star Srau
llao ipsr es trintet uno per es aud lei,
Gr miro es tets ola CUTE @abe loben |
1Ro wiiniaen sr bdt's lolpol bier ipie orobsn.
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"Soro : Turmalin'' (Gimer &
MmenS) J., lift alS antiieptiihes 8abns
iino Wunopaiier uniibertrDhen. in
ahen &~potbefen III baben.
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Gtpre 8u pernttefem.

Der Store i'm @ebaube Der Treie
Yreife SEQ. 218 Sftsg ummerces Str.
20 Sub brett uno 100 SuB tief, iii
gu nerinieten. Nadsufraaen in Der
Office Der
Nreie Yrefie fir Geras.
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Nie Semga.
S-6reibmaterialiem untb Sudbs
bamotung,

@roBe Guspabl BON @ontu ; Bis
bern aller Nrt. 6ancp. uno Sport
Nrtifel. Announcements auf ale in.
ldnailhe 8eitihriften prompt beiorat,
Die nit benz @elhdft perbunoene
u ecioen5- Oruderei fertiot
aae Nrbeiten. @inlaounass uno @ras
tulatiOnstarten in beioen SpraHen
an. Spestalitdt: Druid BON Stas
fir beutlhe 8ereine.
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gbemern,eber . yarf.

Shil. WeiBler, s=== Geidaitsiiibrer.
@arten . @irtihaft. ausseseidnete
Rhhe Reienunoen anf @unSh.
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- DDS " Mihbndger. Sabrt.
tanten oes berdbmten YSeiRbier.
Iusae3eibneteS Spmmergetrdnf.
GelepbDn So 504
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gtalens ooer pals : &atarrb u1ro
lofert beieiti9t unb permanent furirt
our9 u8pru Surmalin", (Gimer
q Anteno). Sn allen Qpot beten
gu baben.
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Beiu6t Shuls Saloon, Wla,
me : Bla5a. Stets friibes Bier an
Bapt.
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Ofterwaren ieoer Grt gu raj.
ionablen Breiien bel
6. 6arniih & 60.

- Shols' 5aloon bietet e,iien
nnnenebmen WufentbaIt.
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,Na Smpertas'.

&eine 6apana giaarre, bon. be-
iten Tabat fabri5iert, auf Der Snsel
ae5oaen-fabritiert BON 5. %. Sind
lit in f~Dlgenoen Hldben 5u hnben:
Wlau1U SalpDn. Stub. &riih,
Beetbouen 6nne. 60. &ennen.
@baS. 8DBbarot. Iug. 2imburaer,
gheiter Baiie. g. 9ininafton.
Y. 8. Bieoiaer, 5rib Maraunrot.
Clipper SalDDn. Mac'8 8laee.
Glabin'S Drug Buuiams's Ter.
Store. .ninnl 8nr.
Iouis gdnarf, H0tter BrDs.,
Ntb. Srieorih. 5deuermeper'a
Set & @ittinaer, Barf,
Grtbur Saul. Sbola' Garten,
TDneb 0eibad,. g. g. Salopn,
9einen BrDa.. Did Tommins.
0p. 9oede. Union 8art.
Soe Suenner. Wulff u bef.
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Meet me at the German village.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-21
DOMESTIC TROUBLES

1t is exceptional to find fam
ily where there are no domestic
ruptures occasionally, but these can
be lessened by having DR.. Kings
New Life Pills around. Much
trouble they save by their great
work in stomach and Liver trou-
bles. They not only relieve you,
but cure. Csc, at Crawford Bros,
j. f. Mackey & Co., and Funder.
bur< Phar. Drug Stores.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-21
Flfty-Nine Persons Killed.

Christiania, Norway, Jan H.
fltty-nlne persons perished as
the result of on avalanche of
rocks at Naesdale north of Bergen
Sunday. A mass nof rock was
suddenly preclpitated into Leon
wand lake from the neighboring
hills cansing an immense wave 20
feet high which swept the neigh
boring shores. Houses, people
and cattle were swept away by
the rush of water and it is known
that SO persons perlshed. Thus
far only four bodies have been
recovered. A great stolm today
stopped the relief work as the
surrounding district is Unable to
send help.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1905-01-21
Married His Nurse.

New York, Jan 17.-Gorman
Burns, the gamekesper who was
accidentally shot in the eye by
George Gould on his game pre-
serve near High Point, N. G.,
will return home tomorrow, ac-
companieu by bride to whom he
was married few days ago. Mr.,
Bnrns was Miss Henrietta J.
Pierce, a nurse in the New York
Eye and Ear Infirmary. She was
in attendance on Burns while he
was under treatment which involy
ed the removal of tho Injured
eye. The discharge of the patient,
the resignation of the nurae, and
the wedding occurred on the
same day.