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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
DIpPER

Encouraging assays are being re-
ceived from a strong ledge which
traverse the estate of the Goldfeld Dip
per Mining The vein is be-
ing developed at a depth of so feet and
is showing about az feet in breadth.
1t is now being drifted on in search or a
pay shoot and as work proceeds the
gold grade is constantly improving. AS
says are secured as high as 500 per
ton. The properties of the company are
located south of Diamondfeld and are
being worked in an economic and miner
like manner under the management or
IL w Bruner.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
MINERAL APPLICATION NO. 114s.
United States

United States Land Office,
Carson City. Nevada. Jan. 20, 1906.
Notice is hereby given that the Gold
field Apex Mining Company, a Corpora
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
GREAT BEND ANNEX

A force of men is at work running a
series of trenches and in performing
other surface prospecting on the Great
Bend Annex company's holdings, located
west of the famous Great Bend estate
the scene of the recent find of rich tel
lurium ore. Several promising string
ers have been cut but thus far no ledge
in place has been unearthed.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
ROSS, GOLDEN EAGLE

a crosscut Is being run out 70 tHe
ledge from the east drift at the S6-foot
level of the Ross lease on the Golden
Eagle claim of the c.. o. ID. Mining
values are being secured IN
both gold and silver n the rock car
ries a per cent of sulphides and con-
siderable iron. Mr.. Ross believes that
the vein is not far distant from the
present breast of the crosscut, basing
the deduction on the character OF the
rock in which he is now drilling. AS
soon as the ledge is tapped sinking VIII
be continued to a depth of $50 feet,
levels being run out at each 5O-foot
point to the lead. The greater portion
of development will take place at the
25O-foot point.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
GOLD BAR-GRAY

The shaft on the Gray lease on the
Gold Bar claim is dow 100 feet on its
way to the 150-foot level. Several
~stringers have been cut and at the
deeper point mentioned a crosscut will
be run out with the expectation of tap
ping the ledge from which they diverge.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
LOCAL MINING NEWS


NJ. f. f. wadieigh. a pioneer mining
engineer Of the camp. is preparing 70
develop the Francis group OF claims
Located in the Kn~ickerpocker
and adjoining the Snow DRIFT
'group on the south. The acreage has
unouestioned prospective value as 1t Is
traversed by a number of strong edges
whose outcrop can be traced for a con-
siderable distance into the adjacent
properties. Surface assays of a salts
factory nature have been obtained
from the lodges both on Francis
ground and on adjacent territory and
indicate that pay grade ore will be
found at depth.
The Knickerbocker mountain country
is . receiving considerable attention AZ
this time and deservedly so, as the
veins are we'll define and strongly min
eralized. Within the past few weeks
development work has been started on a
number of properties which had been
idle for some time. Notably the Bonanza
claim and the Snow Drift group. Fred
e. Browne. the man who scored a sue
cess on Gold Bar ground, is in charge
of operations on the last mentioned
acreage and is engaged in prospecting
at surface and in sinking on a promls-
ing ledge. Sinking is in progress on the
Bonanza claim by the Madonna Mining
company with prospects for success IN
hnding pay ore.
Mr.. Wadleigh intends to thoroughly
proye up the Francis group at surface
before taking up development at depth
and will Their sink a deep shaft and ex-
plore the vein system. There are nve
claims in the group and on all of them
the surface showing is better than aver
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
MAPS

Owing to the numerous
inquiries we are constant
ly receiving for reliable
maps of the Southern
Nevada Camps, we
have made arrangements
to handle Elmer J.. Chute's map
of the Goldfield District
and will send them
prepaid for
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-06
A SAD MAN is he.
George Thomns, Anas Aannma KID,
Keeps Res.'arY ir rroab.e.

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nowadays bat its mighty good haht
to get Into
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m Gainesville and North GAineIvill-
recently and u rumor has u correct.
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day. The l?th met the contracting
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-06

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ou the higher upland. r. W food.
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NV Discovery for Consumption the
past five yrArs And il K"rps me well
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cough which for years had been grow.
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whoopng cough and prrvrn'. pnen-
mou,s Pleasant to taxi Every hot.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-06
$4,000 Fire Loss.

Cincinnati Aug A special from
Mount Vernon. o SAYS that 90" entire
business section ~ The town - Had.
10 miles east u here was vlp'l on
BY Are early Thursday Tho lN-- -
ceeds $4,000 The destruction nls
20 complete that supple. - '-'l hll
20 be sent from This cry pr 'ir ="
lief % the people
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-06
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-06
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-06
FINE COMMITTEE
FOR VALDOSTA
Cotton Growers Select Fine ben
to Attend Georgia he ing
ALL ARE PRACTICAL MEN

Those Who Are Not Planters Buy the
Staple, and viii Go and STUDY Their
Interests in Common-Coryertion
viii be Held on August 80 ard ).
The Alachus County Cotton Grow
er.' Association are determined 10
keep abreast OF the times when Il
comes to planting and growing cotton
If the Sea leland variety
Alta meeting OF bhe cotton grov,r,'
association, which assumed the ua,lrr
~ hig barbecue and p'c,r' At Blr.
uatt's Lake on August /, the ,uD, g, %
the planting, culture and harlr.tng o'
cotton was discussed tteeI". With tie
result that committee was sl,o ,l,a
10 attend the conveHt.on ot ,ar SEA
Island Cotton Growers Association.
which will be held in Naldr.ta. GO .uu
the 3Oth ard 3lst inst TIE rHro, Z
/. the committee, ali ~ whom arr
growers or buyers, arr W. %, 20 ne
Sea Island cotton industry. ard whose.
Interests are mutual
G u. Wood Archer; E " >uph.
ems, l. \ Pesrc" J f. W.nm..
James Chestnut and + T. Lrvr.. At.
chua James May, Warsnu1M y ~
Ellis, Bland I \ Dokp. M,n'r.c'a
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The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
COUNTY NEWS NOTES.
ITEMS OF INTEREST, GATHERED BY OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS.

from Bryant's Mill Sunday. ...... The people are now engaged in cotton picking. Galley Sevier is the boss picker .. Earl Atwater is working for R. Haydon at Rocky Gap. .... Geo. Sellers and w. F. Hall, the stewards of this church attended quarterly conference at Providence last Saturday and Sun day. Rev. J. w, Wright of Con- way was here last Friday. :. Rial and Ezra Chrouch went to the lake Sunday. ......L. C. Sevier of Rocky Gap was here Sunday. -. Rev. J. w. McElmurry of Sunny Side was Saturday night. Tom Mathis and family of Burley school house were here Sunday. Ed Fisher and family were here Sun day. .... Rev. Earl Atwater will lecture at the church Saturday night. Let everyone come and derive benefit from 1t, as 1t is re- ligious lecture strictly.
 Sept. 24.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
MOUNT VERNON.

An interesting ball game was played here Saturday between Bar ney and Floyd, the score standing I to , in favor of Barney =. Prot. C. V. Hinkle closed one of the most successful schools last Friday that was ever taught at this place, and has returned to his home in Holland. All were delighted with his school and hope he will teach our winter school -. Virgil Ellis of Floyd visited E. E. Jones and family last Saturday .,.G. w. Adkisson went to Conway last week. Mrs. J. H. Breeding and daughters, Misses Lena and Jessie, and son, Paul, visited relatives in Rosebud Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mana Hurst closed her school at Garland Springs last Friday with a concert at night. Quite a number from here attended and en- loved themselves very much. ..... Miss Elmer Ingram of Conway IS visiting her cousin, Miss Kate Powers. HI. ]. Sanders and Mrs. Ada Smith have gone to Quitman on business Miss Lillie Martin, neice of w. $. Alexander, has re- turned to her home in Searcy after spending several weeks here visit ing. She was accompanied home by John Alexander. -. Mrs. $. M. Powers went to Conway last week.
 w. C. Newell carried a merry crowd of hay-riders out to the con- cert at Garland Friday night. Isaac Reynolds of Enola was i'll last week. .Dr. T. C. Watson and wife visited Mrs. Watson's father. w. G. Langford of Nay.or, last week. :. Rev. Williams filled his appointment here last night at the M. E. church, south. -. The community sympathizes with G. D. Req and wife on account of the loss of their S-monthsold baby during the past week.
 Sept. g.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
BINDERS.

Farmers are very busily engaged saving hay, making molasses and picking cotton. y. T. Jolly went to Conway yesterday The in- fant of Joe Adkisson and wife is very sick .... Pete Herring is hay ing a barn raising today. Mills Qualls is suffering from the effects of very angry carbuncle. <. B. E. Herring sold span of mules last week for $500. The farmers are very much discouraged with their cotton, the yield being about 50 per cent -. Tom Evans, who is teaching school near Conway, wis ited relatives and friends here Sat urday and Sunday. Dr. Thomas of Quitman was here Saturday trading. We learn that he has bought two farms from Tom Evans. We are glad to welcome him and his estimable family into our community R. E. Perry is hauling lumber and will put some new improvements on his place. -. Our R. F. D. has been in op- eration one week and we are very proud of this great advantage. There Is quite lot of mail on this route.
 Sent 21.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
BARNEY.

Weather fair; health good -. Cotton picking is the order of the day. Cotton is about two thirds as good as was supposed month ago. ...... Corn is good and well filled, but about one-sixth of the writer's is rotten. Sorghum is a light crop and is about all worked p....J. R. Blessing had his mill broken down last Monday and had to send to Little Rock for repairs. He is now ready for work again. ..P. O. Chance, one of Barney's $ most prominent citizens, happened to the good luck of obtaining a son-in-law. The glad occurrence took place at the home of the brides parents at 7 o'clock Sun day morning, Sept. B. The cou- pie immediately returned home to B. Pate's near Hanna. .... Miss Laura B. Blessing is going to start to school at Conway October I.... Mrs. M. E. Powell has made some improvements on her dwelling .... A. ]. Brown moved to his new home last Tuesday Miss R. M. Blessing of Happy Valley visited J. Blessing and family of Barney Sunday and Monday. A. L. Powell and w. J. Spradlin went to Conway Sunday to attend chan cery court.
 Sept. A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
GREENBRIER.

Cotton picking is the order of the day and the crop is 50 per cent short. ...J. $. Mobbs has ginned, up to Monday night, 9I bales of cotton. Corn, hay, peas and beans were never better. Turnips look fine and nice, gentle rain is falling ....J. $. Dickens moved to Greenbrier Tuesday and will make this his future home. . Prof. J. Walter White and family left Tues day for Vilonia, their future home. Prof. White will leave October I for Little Rock, where he will at tend medical college. ... Dr. L. N. McCollum of Conway was here Monday on a professional call .. i. Miss Cora Montgomery of Conway is here visiting relatives and friends. C. P. Delance of Little Rock, representing the Kansas City Life Insurance Co.,, was here Monday. He was accompanied by his local agent, John Dunaway, of Conway ...... Quite crowd at tended the unveiling of Sovereign w. c. Brannan at Spring Hill Sunday. Prof Alex McPherson of Conway delivered the address and Miss Ella Love of Greenbrier the recitation. The exercises were we'll attended.
 Sept 2I.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
VILONIA.

Will Martin of Little Rock was here shaking hands with friends here last Saturday Miss Berthal Snow is quite sick this week k..' Prof. James A. Downs, who mas been teaching at Ebenezer, closed his school last Friday. ....' Miss Pearl Waller, who has been teach ing near Enola, also closed her school Friday ..L. E. Downs, who has been over Central Texas since the close of Hendrix last Iune, was here last week, making preparations to enter Hendrlx again this year ...The Nilonia ball team played Ebenezer last Saturday afternoon. The score stood 5 to 14 in favor of Nllonia. Our public school opens Mon- day, October I.
 Sept. A.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
ROUND MOUNTAIN.

Mrs. Atwater visited Mrs. Hall last Sunday. -. There have been five bales of cotton sold from here this fall and cotton is turning out as we'll as could be expected, con- sidering everything -. Ben Cor don of Haydon's Mill spent Sum day with Earl Atwater. C. w.
 Martin and Will Bryant were here
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
BLACK CAT LEATHER STOCKINGS

We have 157 dog. prs. of these justly cele- brated stockings for chil- dren, misses and boys. One pair will wear as long as three pairs of the ordinary kind.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
YOUR M 0 NEy

Is worth more at our store than at any other place in Conway. We sell for cash and mark the selling price on every thing in plain figures, which is a guarantee of the lowest prices possible. We could not afford to mark the prices Ill plain hgures, Ii we did not make the lowest prices. We quote for this week
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
THE SCHOOL BOYS PRIDE
 SHOES

Made up of the best oak sole leather bottoms, sol i'd leather heel stays. They come i'll box calf and vici kid at SI.75 for sizes I2 1l to ?, and S2' % for ? 1I to 5 F.
 A big stock of chil- dren's shoes ill. all sizes from o to 12, at prices ranging from 35c to sI.75 per pair.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
MISSES TOM BOY SCHOOL
 SHOES

In box calf and kid, blu. or pol, full vamps, the best shoes leather can make, at $1.75 for sizes I2 H to ?, and S2.oo for sizes 2H to 5.
 With each pair of misses shoes sold this week. we will give free a pair of misses hose supporters if you mention this ad.
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27

Our stock is complete in every Department, and we will appreciate look from you through our Dress Goods, Clothing and Furnishings Depart ments No trouble to show goods
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27

The family medicine in thousands ot homes for 52 years-Dr. Thacher's Liver end Blood Syrup
The log cabin Democrat., 1906-09-27
BOYS SUITS

We have our new stock of boys suits and can fit any boy from } to IS years. Prices from 75c to SIo.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-05
HERMAN OELRICHS DIES.
Wealthy Man Dies of Liver Trouble on
Board Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse.

NEW YORK, sept. 4-Following the
receipt at Newport yesterday OF a wire
les me-,ag" sent by way OF Cape Sable,
notifying her of the death on board the
steamship Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
Saturday Of her husband, Mrs. Herman
Oelrichs Immediately left for this city,
where she arrived last night. She was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. W. X.
Vanderbilt. Jr., C.. VI. Oelrichs. a
brother reached here on a later train.
He Immediately proceeded teo the Bel
mont hotel where a meeting was held.
The Others present we're Mr.. and Mrs.
W. X. Vanderbilt, Jr., Mrs. Oelrichs and
Charlie. ChiId,, the latter an old friend
of the family. Mrs. William Jay, a sis
ter Of Mr.. Oelrichs. is in Paris and a
cable message was sent to her last night.
The funeral will be held from the late
residence, Fast 57th street, tomorrow
at o'clock, and will be private.
Charles Oelrichs said last night at
the Union Club that his brother had
been ailing for some time, presumably
from liver trouble. He sailed for this
country on June 18th on the same steam.
er on which he died. and arrived at
Carlsbad June 20 He took treatment
until August 20.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-05

| b"he-t of -pcculatng cattrmcn Con.
gresham Reeder took exceptions to this,
declaring that the president set this
reserve aside and probably did so from
a pure purpose. EIcyburn resented Rec
der's interruption, whcrcupGsr The latter
e-.od the belief that Icyburn was
impugning Roosevelt. motive. Please
keep your -jdeas to yourself while I
have the PLATFORM he said, "the pres
ident Of the United states needs no de-
Tense at your hands"
Hepburn did not question the prcsi-
dents motives, but believed he had been
misled by interested advisors. Again
Hepburn asserted with vehemenre that
Pinchot's theory about forest reserves
-bserving moisture, wa. all nonsense,
and there were cries Of "No, no." and
hisses from all parts of the house
Hepburn Grows Angry
Hepburn shouted defiance at the au-
dience. "Geesc, hi-s!" he laid. Don't
try that on me. Pm too old to be
scared by that process. will have
hearing Hepburn continued after or.
der was restored. but had not proceeded
very far when Reeder again interrupted
and wanted to know If Hepburn was go
ing to give any other delegates
chance to talk. Another disorderIy out
break followed, after which Hepburn
said few more words and retired.
Senator Dubois made a brief address,
after which, at II O'Clock, Senator Car
ter, the chairman, brought the meeting
to an end.
lie said the congress had experienced
a long, warm day, and rather hot
night, but was indebted to the gentle
men who had furnished the heat.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-05
Some Cuban Rebels Willing TO
Discuss Terms.
GUERRERO REFUSES OFFERS
revolutionary General Says He Would
Rather Die Than Accept Terms from
President Palma--Rehels Poor.
ly Armed,

NEW YORK. Sept. IA cable dis.
patch to morning paper from Havana
says:
General Marc Mepocal, who il has
been said. is the rebels candidate ior
the presidency, and is now in Santiago
says that he is ready 10 come for Ha'
vana and mediate for peace, without any
thought OF personal ambition. The vet
Grams OF the late war are eagerly ex-
pecting him.
The plan now is that Menocal, Cebre'
co and other leading veterans, 20 to
Pinar Del Rio. see Pine Guerrero and
induce him 10 surrender, accepting par
don as the only concession that Pres
ident Palma will make. But is is not
thought likely that Guerrero will con-
sent as he is sending letters TO his
friends throughout the country. saying
he would rather die than accept Pama's
terms.
General Rafael Montalyo. secretary Of
state, who is in charge OF the war, says
that ii the government should compro-
mise with the insurgents it would en-.
courage endles, revolution.
The real situation he says, as regards
the revolution is that there are 500
men under Guerrero and 400 under 9TH
er leaders in the province OF Pinar del
Rio. 500 in the province of Havana. and
1000 in Santa Clara The total is only
4s00, and not hall OF the insurgents
are well armed. This is why they avoid
a fight.
Senior, Canizares, ex-Speaker OF the
House OF Representatives. has published
a proclamation calling upon the peo.
pie to Join the revolutionists.
Vice President Meudez Capote has is
sued a call to the members OF the exec
utive committee OF the national assem-.
bly, OF the Moderate party to meet on
Wednesday to consider means for end
ing the war.
Polycarpio Fajardo, a prominent
Guane- veteran, left Monday on secret
He represent, the veterans. It
i, said that he has gone to treat with
Pine Guerrera. He i expected to re-
turn Wednesday.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-09-05
CRAPSY TRIAL UP.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-The case Of
Rev. Algernon S. Crapsy will come mp
today before the court Of review of the
Protestant Episcopal church for deter
mination whether or not his sentence to
suspension on the charge Of heresy shall
be upheld. Prominent ministers and
laymen arrived yesterday to attend the
trial. Rev, Dr.. Crapsy, rector Of st.
Andrews Church, Rochester, the de-
,fendant, was accompanied by his law
yer, James D. Perkins. 1t j. said they
will appeal for an adjournment on the
grounds that DR.. Crapsy has not had
time to prepare his defense, but this
action will be strenuously opposed.