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Z ROOMS FOR RENT.

COMING TO NEW York; PLEASANT
rooms; physician's house. For terms
address No. 123 West Sixty-seventh ST..
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EosT-oN CH11BoRAGo PARK, LAST
might about o'clock. Gold. Open. Face
Elgin Watch. Liberal reward II re-
turned to 2516 East Grace Street.
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The Rate for Classified
Want Advertising

i ID 4 cent per word, Net Cash n "a "a
VANCE, with a. minimum COST Q. NJ, "a
cents for each Insertion. The sa ras
rate applies to deaths, m,aa5 no.
7 tees. No display type allowed IN w
classified columns. ts
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WANTED BOARDERsyA AT THE FERE-
bee Cottage, Cape Henry, Va. Prices
city market. Address MRS c.. II.
FEREBEE, Cape Henry, Va.
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ICE CREAM,

MONROE ICE CREAM MANUFACTURE
d ing Co, the leading Fruit and Confec-l
t!onerY Store Orders Ga e f9r ana de- y;
Yves. Main. Phone 91+A ,is %
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-GOLD.HEADE UMBRELLA
with the name Clara Springer on
N handle. Please return to THE Oh ES-
,TERF1ELD APARTMENT and receive
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THE LENNox, 1905 EAST MARSHALL,
Handsome rooms with or Will bout
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FOR ORIGINAL ANTIQUE FURN1-
M ture, ETC., at right prices. see L. N.
sARNALL. sls Brook Avenue. ;5S VI rs s5ssS
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iLOsT-FRIDAY AFTERNOON, ENG
lish Fox Terrier. about three months ms
Il on body and black tall. Liberal reward
!, II returned to 1900 Park Avenue.
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akoDAks.5

GOING AWAY TIME; DON'T FORGET
TO take your kodak, or else your ~, q;
ART CO. has the most complete supply
4 in the State III. as$3 s.
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OVER FIFTY DOZEN CHIFFON HATS,
& made Of nice quality chiffon and mo-
hair braid. oil sizes and colors; usually
Y sold from s15O to s30 n choice now
CSC. All other hats greatly reduced;
speciality in children's Il; sailors sf. Mrs
4 CHAMLEE, 5316 and, 3lS E. Broad, Street.
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ANOTHER aCAR-LoADsoF BUGG1Es:i
\ surries, stanhopes, etc., justt4r received
from best makers. See Mn1yis goods ibe-.
fore purchasing elsewhere and s. save
much money Also Harness. and hips.
y w. c. SMITH. gS14 North Fifth Street.
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iWANTED-A FEW ROOM AND TABLE
boarders; everything f1rst-class. Table
the very best. 40S East Main Street.
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SUMMER BOARDING.

rooms and good board special terms to
/ large families or parties 81 OF b. friends
For particulars address Miss WILLIE
a. TALLEY, Louisa, Va. References
exchanged. al
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Z chinerys built. why not lhaveSyourj IDEAS
developed into something that you can
turn Into money? That ie part Of 'otir
business. G.. B. FORD CO.. Trigg Ship
4 yard. Phone E3o28. -. 2 M MI &, U
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MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN.
ings, Tents and Flags In tho \ South:
prices right. II. e. COPELAND & Co.
Y 108 North Ninth Phone 2576.
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FURNITURE..-.. AND .sc HIlNAI PACKING.

JACOB UA1LAUF, 7o5 d WEST MAIN
S Street, win pack and phip your furnl-;
ture. China, ETC.. wi tn care. Let him
pack yours. Phone 1892. n q
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DRAWINGS OF ALL KINDS MADE
quick and accurate. Room 8. Q North
Eleventh Street. Phone 22sA. P.l%o G.
BOX ~, d, ~ IL
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d PHOTOGRAPHIC.

ORIGINAL DAVIS GALLERY WILL
be Sin their new place and ready. for
y the public q September LIST at SIT East
Broad Street. Hold your ticket s
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FOR sALE-cHAIR FACTORY AND
machinery: will sell separate or as q
whole. Apply to HURDLE WIN.
4 STEAD, Receivers, Milton, N, C.SlIt;,tts
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FOR BUGG1Es, RuNABOuTs. SUR
i ries. Daytons, Traps. Speed Carts, etc.,
ed house OF ~ w 6. SMITH XII sIl North
Fifth Street. s
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: REAL fEsTATE--F For Rent.

RENT NICELY FUR
nished rooms at 1902 East CLAY: y
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ONE NEEDING AZ
Buggy. surry Runabout or Pheaton To-
get our I low. prices before purchasing.
we sell Tennessee and 'Thornhii''y
Farm Wagons. Biggest values for
your money. ". K. BACHE q SONS,
l4o8 East Main. Il. Sst3
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a q COMPLETE THREsH1NG OUTFIT,
as good as new.6 as a whole or sepa-
4 rately;a,very cheap See 1t t%once.3 H12O1
Il West Broad Street. Richmond, Va
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NEW YORK CITY, 1876 WEST EIGHTY.
second Street; family living near Central
rooms; board OPTIONAL; can give Ricil-
flond references. FRI #
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lWANTED-BoARDERs, PERMANENT,
transient and table. l07 North Seventh
4 Street Terms reasonable
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SUMMER BOARDING - PLEASANT
situation: water In house, bath, Ice.
milk; half mile from depot; TWO a Ird% 2
= ShadMel. Va. ll# $3.50
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FOR sALE-NICE, CLEAN, CASH
grocery, meat and nfectionerys store;I
good reasons for selling. For particu-
lars address 4 1894. care 4 Ti1nesi-;Dilss-
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FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED ROOMS
4 to gentlcmen; references exchanged.
Apply AT West Grace. & .ss44
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JyANTED-FIRsTzCL JOB PRINT
er. Apply. wifi references. to THE.
CHAMPION PRINTING AND NEWS
tECO.. Ha mpton, Va.
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THE "LENNOx, ID loo5 y Sc Asst MAR
shall; rooms with orrswithout4 board.
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& J. DlARRHoEA CURE. Z.

sAFEsT.E sUREsT AND BEST FRAY
& ser's Diarrhoea Cordial forgall summer
Complaints ~ over forty years @ test
proves It the best. u. W. :FRAYSER@ &:
d CO., 1901 Main Street.
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BOARDING.

EIGHTH STREET, NORTH, 51e-WANT-
5E8 ed, permanent, transient and table
boarders. Terms reasonable; home com
10. forta. $3.50
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BOARD WANTED

WANTED-BoARD IN p RiIvATE
family for couple with child, II or three
N or four rooms for light housekeeping.
q furnished or uhfurunishe ed ~ w est END
is preferred; references required and ex-
Changed. Address E 442,, care :, Times
E@DispatCh, is.5 Il II ~ 8s8
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FOR sALE-cRED1Tf III CERTIFICATE
hundred dollars in purchase Of a plano
IL used before July LIST. Will sell for
K $500. B. T.. H., GOO North Twenty
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FOR sALE-sBD THD DAM MOVING
Machines before you buy. vertical lit,
also the side delivery windrower and
buncher; works on any mower. Postal
for catalogue. r. @. HOENN1GER. &
81 BRO. (1nc.), 8 South Fifteenth Street
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WANTED, TO- SELL CHEAP FOR
} cash, one showcase; 20 feet lo y, gS . :
Il whi liz y enamel i Apply to RICHARD.
n SON & @CHARPELL.. sol VIVA By
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ONCE, A MILLER TO
z run my three-stand sitter roller mill
forty barrels capacity. w. II. BOYD,
Shaw's Store, Va
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FoR sAI,ELFREsH CARLOAD H1CK-
= ory} Buggies and Businest obs. see
them before you buy. F.CEHOENNlGi-
Err &9BRO,5INC.,E 3 sout ~ + eeInth AZ.
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BOILER AND ENGINE:52o and 10 H. ;;Ry::i'
4 upright, in good condition.. for sale
L. quick at ANHEUsER-BUSC Rich 4
mond. ai84, II ,ss 5Esf
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TEACHERS WANTED - PRINCIPAL,
s65; first assistant, $50: second assistant.
$50: one assistant to teach music, pay
extra: eight months: small town. Bon
1914. Greenwood, s. Q. ~ tE
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WE MAKE BLUE PRINTS, RAIN OR
.shine.,s by electricity. Q N. Eleventh! tn
\ SgRhone ,22s4. 1, . l3 S3s,..s
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CHICKEN FEED.
DEVlLED CRABS.

BEST BASKET DEVILED Il CRABS;
made Of pure. live crab meat. COLE
MAN. Phone 1916 &,
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RICHMOND BLUE PRINT COMPANY
makes blue prints, rain or shine. by
electricity We pay strict nttent1on $,
s$ Street 81 5s5la S3 81 l4S
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FOR sALE-HoRsE AND RuNABOuT;
lady drives; good saddler. Phone 1868.
1T Mutual Building. 54 i!s II q,
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YARD GAME CHICKENS; COCK. AND
six hens irish Il Grays and o.NeilL !: 3
ever wore feathers. Prinoa $255gtnH88
care Times ispat ch. VII w;
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"TE1sTLEWOOD', FOR RENT-FOUR
miles University Virginia, Ivy Road |:
comfortable frame house. water and
& bath-room; ALL necessary outbuildings;
neghborhood cannot be surpassed. J..
SCHUTTERLEE. staunton. Va. r. F.
D., No. 6, Box 81.
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500 CREDIT CERTIFICATE FROM
bred dollars In purchase Of a piano
from the Cable Company II used be-
fore July 1st. Will sell for $50. CO.
l. 800. Tines Dispat CHI. BY II ~ = ,is X H,
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EsTTMATEs cHE5ERFULLY GIVEN ON
Awnings, Tents ard Flags; prompt Work;
Il, large stock. H. H. COPELAND3& Co,
,&' Phone 1576, f55 .lSS
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THE NAME ~ A u u r.,
STANDS for Pure Flayoring lGxtracts
THIS WEATHER IS FINE For
planting Rose Bushes MERIT ROsl1
re COMPANY. ~ 5, W. l NJ u ti3
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MACHINERY REPAIRS I, AND RE-
h newals I'M GLIDING Engines Boilersyh md
mond famous initf,e past. c. b. FORD
CO, Trigg shipyard. Phone 1923.
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FOR sALE-oNE9sECo HAND spE
Laval" creams, Separator; good condl-
ton; price. $50 Can be seen at w. Is.
%sBACHEH&TSONS, 1905 East Main. Nsissst3y
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Help Wanted-Male and Female.

LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
and women to assist canvassing Nich-
rrond and vicinity; good pay; salary
and commission; experience unneces-
sarY. 3 2S2. care Times Dispatch.
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FOR SALE CHEAP, ONE COLUMBUS
B. C4BRISTOW, 1417 East Main.
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FOR SCHOOLS AND col.
: leges wanted; hundreds urgen. direciI
calls; salaries, $50 $3.50 monthlyi snsG z,
TEACHERS, AGENCY, Columbia, 9. y.
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RICHMOND VA, ~
Use The Times Dispatch Want Ads for Summer BOdTdGTS
ONE. CENT "A WORD
NOTICE

LARGE SHIPMENT OF NEGL1GEE
Shirts; nice patterns; detached and att
tached Guns; none better MADE |, 9! for the
GARNETT, Eighth and Main. is
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ANTIQUES

HI,ARGEsT1 COLLECTION OF ANTIQUES
IN the State; everything atErock bottom
prices BIGGs. No; 615 East Main 81 IS
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Ays MEYER's SONS. 100 s. EIGHTH ST,
4 81 sellersS,of good Buggies and Surveys at
moderate prices. Il &
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AZ STANDARD BRANDS OF FLOUR;
prices right, sat M. J. MUSSEN q
e SONS, 81 North Eighteenth. Phone
1925. l &. s Il. is N ssli J.
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.YlANTED-YOENG MAN ABOUT Is
las an assistant in Office; state refer
rences. Address D.. care Times-Dis.
patch. -l.ts VIZ.
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FOR LAUNDRY. GROCER Y AND
y Truck CONS go to W.. G.. SMITH, 314
North Fifth Street.
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the Massey Business College will go
Into erect June list. Scholarships ur.
limited as to time, $50, either depart
frent. Write orr call for circulars Cor.
ner Main and Seventh Streets.
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PANAMA HATS.

AND TYPEWRITING,
Legal Reporting. Denositions, Expert
Mimeograph Work. GIL American Bank
Building. Phone 6576. q
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TRUNKS AND BAGS.

John, u. sATTDRFIELD, THE CAE
RAGE MAN. THAT'S ALL" &
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS,

USE CRAFTS royal THAT'S ALI,
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OCEAN VIEW, IS
nov open for the season few. minutes
walk from hotel; bathing and boating
free. For terms apply Mrs. g. L..
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28
mineral seems to be chiefly silver and

mineral seems to be chiefly silver and
lead.
The deepest mine is the Franklin,
operated some years ago, and which
is $50 feet deep. There is good ore at
the bottom OF the shaft, but when the
new propositions attain that depth
the ore may not be as good as on the
surface. At present it appears to be
a poor mans camp and the values are
found at surface in most cases. Nor
gan saw free gold on the dumps OF
prospects that were worked 80 years
ago. At that time gold was not sought
after as much as silver. and the gold
was not noticed by the prospectors.
There are many such prospects, Nor
gan says, but they have all been relo-
Gated. The gold mineralized zone, as
far as he could determine, embraces
more that half section of ground, but
may be a great deal larger
The altitude of the district is over
5000 feet and the surface formation
is not similar to that of Cripple Greek.
mill site and townsite have been To-
Gated and surveyed. A section of
school land lying east of the princi-
Pile strike has been leased by George
Griffith, who will prospect there.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28
BIG INTEREST NANIFEsTED
IN NEW GOLD CAMP

The recent gold discovery on Oak
creek, near Ilse, some twenty five
miles south of this city, is attracting
a lot of prospectors from the Arkan-
sas valley and II is reported that more
than fifty claims have already been
staked. Most of the locators are per-
forming their initial assessment work
and are sanguine that the new camp
is going to be a big producer.
II. !. Hall, of this city, who is, pro-
badly, as familiar with the country
as almost anybody that could be
named. is confident that the discovery
is an important one and that II is des-
tined to command the attention of
mining men throughout the state Ac-
cording TO S. p. Smith, the Williams
burg coal mine operator, who is large
ly interested in the district. the coun-
try at the head of Oak creek. is bound
to be big ore producing section. He
says the rock ia heavily mineralized.
particularly with lead and silver. and
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28
WILL NOT SELL HIS
CLAIM FOR xsO,O0O.

A dispatch from Florence to the
Denver press of last Sunday, says the
gold discovery at llse continues to at
tract the attention of prospectors and
that considerable number Of them
are going into the new fields.
T. W. Morgan. of Williamsburg, re-
turned home from the new ''diggins"
last Saturday and asserts that the An
dracich gold strike Is as good as It Is
claimed to be. No hole has been dug
deeper than Ave feet and all the pay
stuff has been taken out at less
depth than that The vein Ia a mons
ter one and the values run through it
Andracich has refused $4,000 for the
claim, which is to be an object of fu-
ture litigation. He secured the farm
through tax sale. but has not held 1t
long enough to secure clear title.
The former owner 10 In Wyoming and
has started for Colorado. having heard
OF the strike. He will contest the
right OF Andracich to hold the land.
Morgan says that the present scene
of operations is not far from Jun
kins park, the scene of mining excite
ment last year. The best strikes SO
far have been made ON decided ranch
land. but there is some government
land which can be located. where the
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28
100 TIMES
He Read the Pamphlet to Keep mp His
Courage.

lie head the famphiet 10 heep mp HIS
Courage.
This letter was unsolicited:
Salt Lake City. Utah, March 81. '05.
Jno ]. Fulton Co.. San Francisco
Dear Sirs: II is with the greatest
pleasure that write to tell you that
your Compound for Bright's Disease
has saved my life. I had dropsy. Was
tapped twice. last time just as l start
ed on the Comp. i read your pamphlet
about 100 times. When discouraged
would read II again to give me hope.
II was slow, but l am now on my 3rd
doz. and consider myself well. l am
just today back to business. Every
one will tell you my recovery was a
miracle. without this Comp. I'd have
been dead. Yours,
ANDREW C. LARSEN,
or Sorenson & Larsen. 145 West South
Second street.
p. S.-My partner Sorenson wants
to add this line: Il telephoned the
doctor daily. He said you had no
chance to recover and for me to ar
range your business. When you
showed improvement under the Comp.
telephoned the DIR. He replied: 1t
makes no difference: 1t is as impos-
sible for him to recover as to empty
the ocean NJ. SORENSON."
Bright's Disease and Diabetes are
now curable in about 81 per cent of
all cases by Fulton's Compounds. Send
for literature. Mitchell & Egbers,
agents.
When to suspect Bright's Disease
weakness or loss of weight; puffy an
kles, hands or eyelids; dropsy. Kid
ney trouble after the third month
urine may show sediment; failing Wis
ion: drowsiaess: one or more of these.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28

he is confident the find is of more than
ordinary interest Since the excit-
ment sprung up Mr.. Smith has dis
covered that he is the owner of pay
mine and that rock, which only ran
few dollars in other metals a month
ago is now worth $3.50 ton in gold
in addition to its lead and silver val
ues.
In speaking of the Andracich strike,
which mas made about ten days ago.
Mr.. Smith says 1t Is about the biggest
mining proposition that he knows any
thing about, and that Andracich has
a whole mountain .of ore that aver
ages, according to numerous tests,
about $3.50 per ton in gold. Some
assays have been received from select
ed samples of ore that ran as high as
$50 per ton. The man has a veritable
mountain of this rock, according to
Mr.. Smith, and, supplied with ordinary
mining and shipping facilities. it will
never be exhausted.
Andracich is a Bohemian farmer,
and held his place for many years, but
little though that his ranch probably
contained countless thousands in met
al values. He worked on one of Mr.
Smiths claims some time ago, and it
was there he became possessed with
the notion that the rock that he had
seen every morning on his ranch was
of the same quality as the Smith rock.
He sent some of the surface ore to
one of the Pueblo smelters for test
The ore returned s27.50 per ton, and
the samples were taken indiscrimately
across the top of the hill
Adracich now values his ranch at
$4,000, and a few weeks ago would
probably have been glad to have taken
81 900 for it
Paul Hosea, adjoining Andracich. has
better appearing rock and samples
have been sent away for test, but the
returns have not been received. His
claim is a bolder formation and rocks
lying on the surface can be broken up
and subjected to heat and streaks OF
,crystallized lead seven inches long
will run from the ore.
The Putmans, well-known prospec-
tors in the Ilse district. are taking up
all the land they can get hold of. They
are working two miles south of Use,
and the Ilse. westcliffe and Silver Cliff
people are going in in great numbers.
The only mill site in the creek has
been staked and arrangements are
now being made to perfect the water
rights of the creek. The water will be
used in operating the mill. The Bas-
sick Mining company is trying to per-
suade the claim holders to have their
lore concentrated and taken to the Bass
sick mill for treatment 1t is thought,
however, that the process in vogue
there will not treat the ore properly,
as II is of a free milling grade.
The best way for prospectors from
here to reach the scene of the excite
ment is TO follow the Oak Creek road,
keeping on the main roadway to nse.
and then go three miles directly south,
where the miners are working. The
lstrikes are close to the Franklin mine.
which is owned by Colorado Springs
people
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28
Pound a Cure for Dyspepsia.

Mrs. S Lindsay, of Fort William.
Ontario. Canada. who has suffered
quite a number of years from dyspep-
sia and great pains in the stomach,
was advised by her druggist to take
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. She did sc and says Il find that
they have done me a great deal Of good.
/ have never had any suffering since
I began using them" II troubled with
dyspepsia or indigestion why not take
these Tablets, get well and stay well?
For sale by all dealers.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1906-06-28
HAVING GOOD TINE
IN NEW ENGLAND

M and Mrs. G. W. Jackson and
family. of Fruitmere, who left here
about the first of the month to attend
the dedicatory services of the First
Church OF Christ, Scientist, in Boston,
which occurred on the 10th inst, write
that they are having delightful time
visiting historical places in New Eng
land and that they are seeing about
everything worth seeing in that sec
tion OF the country.
As pilgrims they were naturally
greatly Interested in the services con-
nected with the dedication of the
splendid mother church, which occu-
pies a similar place in the affections
Of Christian Scientists throughout the
world that St Peters at Rome does in
the hearts OF the Catholic faith. II is
the largest and most magnificent place
OF worship in New England and cost
nearly 100000. On the day of Its
dedication six services were held and
more than 10000 worshippers crowded
its aisles People stood in line for
hours In order to get into the church,
rendering IT In many respects one oil
the most remarkable religious dem
onstrations ever witnessed in this
country.
Mary Baker G. Eddy. pastor emeri-
tus OF the mother church and founder
of the Christian Science faith, was not
present at the dedication but the fol
lowing message from her was read at
each OF the services during the day:
Ny beloved brethren:-The divine
might OF Truth demands weli-doine