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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08
WANTED-TO RENT

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wANTED-To RENT OR 4-RooM UN.
nished fat; must have at least wet sink and
sewer; rooms to be on second floor, which are
wanted by man, wife and small baby; state
price and particulars Address 739, Journal.
wANTED-To RENT FURNISHED, ABOUT
eight-ro0m strictly modern house In Southeast
Minneapolis about Nov. l to May /. II. r.
Smart. vice president Wells & Dickey Co.,
Security Bank building.
wANTED-BY MOTHER AND DAUGHTER,
four five unfurnished rooms. with bath and
heat. second floor Of detached house. N. w.
Main 3523-L, or address 900, Journal. 49,.
wANTED-sEPT. i. BY SMALL FAMILY OF
central location preferred. State price and full
particulars. p. 0. box 49,
WANT COTTAGE ON HIGH GROUND NEAR
Lake. Harriet preferred; answer by letter,
location and rental. J. A. Johnson, 2OS
Bank of Commerce.
WANTED-BY MAN AND WIFE, s1x-RooM,
second floor, small, modern fat or heated
house, Hennepin: N. W. South 1881.
wANTED-FLATs AND HOUSES TO RENT IN
all parts of the city; rents collected; property
cared for. Elwood & Co., 71s Guaranty Loan.
a JAPANESE WOULD LIKE TO GET 2 MOD
ern furnished rooms in same house. fine loca-
ton; state rates. Address 1927, Journal.
LIST YOUR FLATS, HOUSES AND STORES
for quick returns with Chas. o. Elwood, 71S
Guaranty Loan.
wANTED-DEsK ROOM TO SELL REAL Es.
tate, downtown office preferred. Address
1928, Journal. ..t'r-
WANTED-TWo ROOMS AND BOARD IN PRI-
yate family near Lake Harriet. Address 1851,
Journal. a'.r'- = -,
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FORT WILLIAM, ONTARIO, CANADA
= For sale-1oO acres, subdivide and double
cluding building, $40, 900; building lots, farms
and mining properties Correspondence 50.
licited. = ~,., ,..1..
. John Morton. -, .rrg---s. -
Real Estate Mart. Simpson ct.
BARGAINs-BARGA1Ns-
$75O-Lot. east front. Holmes av, near 39d.
$750-Lot, west front, Humboldt s near
81 ,oOO--Lot east 'front.' Irving av near 32d.
Calhoun boulevard, lot 02x100; finest lot In
the city to build home near 33d at.
Hill & Garwood. 81 Guaranty Bldg.
IHE CHEAPEsT AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots IN this city are at Sevenoaks, on Selby-
Lake st interurban line. We have river bank
frontage and good inside lots from $3.50 up on
easy terms. For plats and information call at
our offices, corner AID av s and Lake st or
1a4 ,4th ct $. Edmund g. Walton Agency.
ONLY ONE GOOD LOT UNsoLD, ON IRVING
av south OF Lake ST; we have It, between
82d and $50, $1,275. AL improvements
Only one good lot 1nsold, on Humboldt ay,
south Of Lake st. next to corner 31st,,si east
front all improvements, 81 ,05o. ffi
G. & g.. ais Bank OF Commerce.
BUBVRBAN ACREs--2o ACRES Just NORTH
Of ST. Paul city limits; good land; only s., 900;
#. #. - ..'.7I Call on Janney,
ss; ss5$s.; Ia 203 Oneida Building. ~
SNAPS Ar 32a5 EACH-BUT WHAT WILL
you give for two lots on University ~ NE,
near 25th7 Answer quick. Cook, e18 Bank
4 Of Commerce build1n9s -
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE EACHANGE
FOR SALE OR TRADE-a1s ACRES, HIGHLY
church close to buildings, four acres Of natural
easy terms. Address Box I, Abercrombis,
s4o A., CAN, MAN. 81, FOR CITY RES.
American Land s. Exchange Co..
as A, Security BIZ. Bldg, Mpls, MINI.
WILL TRADE OR SELL FINE FRUIT LAND,
60 acres close to Milbourne' Fls;, U.s.. and d. IN TO to
Penn av N. Minneapolis
WANTED-sMALL HOME IN MINNEAPOLIS
to seod well setd
try; price SIS acre. Address H. n. Rub.
A a4FooT sTEA1tpoAT, IN Al ooNDIrIoN,
6. Taylor, 22l4 Emerson av S, Minneapolis.
70 ExCHANGE-A QUARTER SECTION OF
choice Canadian land near Rosthun, sask; ;
wanted, small house or other property In Min
neapols. John Downs, Willniar, MINI.
county, Minnesota; improved, fine farm in
exchange neysr for 1se ss phoenn IN Busns
7so.ACRE wELL-1MPRovED FARM, GOOD
SOIL large buildings, cultivated; price $12, 900.
Clear; for good rental property In Minneapolis
or st. Paul. Address 1908, Journal
dence property for improved farm in southern
Minnesota on nice lake. Write Kawhoma Co..
1864 University av, st. Paul.
10 ACRES GOOD FARM LAND IN oAss oouN::
city property. $500 Girard av s. Call quick.
FINE FARM FOR HOME IN NORTHEAST
Minneapolis. The Emergency Co., 929 Mic
ollet av. 49,
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81, s1,l75-HoUsE, 8 ROOMS, Two-sToRY, 4oth
st. one block west of Nicollet av; large lot.
bargain in the thirteenth ward: secure this
home; no trade; last time offered at this price.
Marcus P. Hobart. We buy and sell real
tate bargains Acres near Hopkins on the cleo
tric line for SIS an acre in tracts of 10 acres
up. Doubt is the key Of knowledge. He
who never doubts never examines. He who
never examines discovers nothing. He who
discovers nothing Is blind and will remain So I"
BOZ Phoenix bldg.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

THE JOHNSON UNDERTAKING COMPANY Is
now at 7O8 Hennepin Telephones N. W.
residence zoos I'd av s; telephone N. W. Main
143-J; formerly president and general man
= ager Johnson -Landis Undertaking Co. .s. <
MOE & McNAMEE, 23s goth av N; lady as
sistant. N. W., Mic. 32e-J; Tri-State 1888
Masonic Temple. 9Th and Hen. Both phones,
JOHN M. GLEASON, FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and embalmer. 81 7th st s. Both phones.
J. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR,
TO Hennepin av. Both phones 1882.
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MEDICAL.

MRS. DIR. FLUELLA MCKAY, SPECIALIST.
No. 9th st; electric and electromagnetic
treatments, scientific massage. yapor and medi-
Gated sweats, cures rheumatism lurnbago,
5 nervous diseases and weaknesses Of all kinds;
consultation free. ----. q
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OfIUDs T. It U11CIg
SOS Phoenix Building

9 90 % o Q @ o o O.,
MUST BE SOLD IMMEDIATELY.
A stx-room house on Il 22d st. between
: 18th and 18th avs. II good little cot.
tage in f1rst-class condition interests you,
in this location. it will pay you to see US,
as this house must be sold at some price.
1t has good cistern and we'll; electric
bell; screens and storm sash; small barn.
Lot 28x135 feet, with combination drive
way. Terms easy
Thorpe Bros. FOG Andrus Bldg.
o. O.. o o o
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DON'T BUY LAND IN CANADA UNTIL YorT
finest farming country in the world: wheat
runs 30 bushels oats 100 bushels to the acre;
cattle shipped this week averaged 1000
pounds, fattened on grass; a beautiful park
country with clumps of trees. mostly open
prairie. gently rolling; lakes Of good water.
ample rainfall; deep black loan topsoil. clay
subsoil; a few agents wanted: prices reason
able; easy payments. Write for maps and
route to W. T. Stevens, manager Paradise
Valley Land Co.. 220 Endicott building, st.
Paul. Minn. .t. ~
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE

WANTED--REAL ESTATE
BUY A GOOD NEW MODERN
residence up Up to 5000; west est, Of Park ar and na
must be good values. We will look your prop
erty over for you and advise you whether we
consider it suitable.
Thorpe Bros, 81 So
2O6 Andrus Building
- WE SOLICIT YOUR L1sTINas.
We have continual calls for all classes Of
property. We have some Investments worth
do insurance. Chute Realty Co., 301 Central.
WANTED-A FOUR OR FIVE-RoOE COT
tage in the neighborhood Of Western av N;
walking distance; M must. must have 5000 % wei and
Mimi = ------- i Z! -.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

FOR sALE-THREE FINE LOTS ON EMERSON
av S, in eighth ward nice location for fat
$3.50 each. Call for our list of duplex houses
some Of the best investments in the city, pay
ing from 10 to IS per cent net We have one
solid block between 4Sth and 49th SITS that we
are offering at such price that will make
someone good slice If taken in few days.
Charles O.: Elwood. 71s Guaranty Loan.
THE BUYERS INFORMATION BUREAU,
3O4 Boston Block, Minneapolis. =.
Is the place where owners of all kinds Of
property list what they have to sell. If
you want to buy land. city property or
business OF any kind, you can find out all
about 1t here, get owners names and ad-
agents commission. --f.' ,.
BY OWNER, REAL BARGAIN, A. BEAUTIFUL
uine-room house. almost new hardwood finish,
modern, full basement. corner lot; east front,
near Lake ct, eighth ward; built for good
home; must sell and will sncrifce II taken
quitk; If you see this you'M seek no further.
For particulars address r. O.. Box Sal, Mime
apolIs. Il - s5... .ss2 la&sss a4sta.s
FOR sALE-LoWRY HILL, NEW, JUST COM
p1eted 10room up-to-date modern house; hot
water heat. combination gas and electric fix
lures, handsome decorations, attic all finished;
big let; choicest location. 2o13 Girard av s.
Price Sc, 400 for. quick sale. Owners Friedman
Bros. g 5th st N. ,z u.
2osb JAMEs Av N, . RooMs AND LARGE
bath, hardwood finish, all modern except heat
full cemented basements3 large attic, window
shades gas fixtures, street improvements all
5 In and paid for; large graded lot, facing pAfk,
half block to car; price $500; 5000 down,
!, 40 ger Mo1.seas
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Unfurnished Houses,
TrJI y1rcooNcINr cvnyDTr Anp, ..... .
Owners.

"4SSSEso4SS
Owners.
Rental List. Possession Sept. i.
vaS5 Ssa7 aS aSuss gas and water large
S17.oo-Five-room duplex apartment (upper),
mod modern n. except heat; hot water year round;
s25.oo-Five.room hat uower). modern except
feth hert' & duplex house; walking distance; 80
ysroom and leyer saan ast IN
ss5.o0iFSs new s' stss,stS all modern aats
.,o - jantOs. lighted Sestibuie, hot water heat
hessd Ss srsty Az all sE modern
5'oo.Seven-room, modern steam heated hat in
duplex; large rooms; 1916 Linden av; op'
eeo.oo-one year lease; 500 three.year lease;
upper or lower APARTMENT: eight rooms;
24se Sieollet tA! av lease leases ' from Sept Or
Oct. !; nothing better in the city.
Both tsiseDyts The WISCONSIN 81 syp9sa5e 4smes Court
LAUDERDALE, s55 TEMPLE COURT.
$9-31U0 Sheridan ay N.
slo-2o2s I2ton ay N.
$$I5-l541 Hillside. modern fiat.
S7-121S I'd st NE.
S2)--Dae fat, corner Goth and Bryant.
S16-10S 18th st n.
Sl6-1131 Western av.
Fire and tornado insurance.
SECOND FLOOR DUPLEX HOUSE, 1901 PARK
av: also first floor of 1905 Park av; to
and electric light; hot water heat rent $50
month.
S50-14l2 Stevens av. 10 rooms, modern
$50-3039 Lyndale; will be newly papered
and painted and put in frst-class repair eight
rooms ana barn.
c. H. Smith 6O4 Phoenix Building.
FOR RENT-NINE-Roo LOVELY HOME,
strictly modern; all hardwood down stairs
eighth ward: near Lake st; east front; corner;
$35 per month to choice tenants. Address p
.. Box 64l. city.
FOR Rents. JACOBS HOME, 1910 CoLFAx
nv s. II rooms handsomely finished; thoroly
equipped with all modern conveniences. On
premises mornings from 10 to II.
SEVEN-RooM STRICTLY MODERN HOUSE
steam heat and hot water supplied same as
fiat: walking distance; laundry. Inquire 16O1
Hawthorn av. Phone 7. c. 1855
FOR RENT-26l6 HARRIET Av, GROOM MOD
hrst-toor duplex house; separate heating
plant; hardwoods throughout; good neighbor-
hood; $32 per month.
FOR RENT-oNE 11-RooM AND ONE GROOM
house, both modern, excellent location, one
block from Oak and interurban cars. 329
Oak st Sc.
SOUTHEAST, S1s LARGE sIx-ROoM ALL
modern house newly papered and painted;
next streetcars, near school. Bodge, 523 Bos-
ton block.
&1e-sEvEN ROOMS. 1929 UNIVERSITY Av
Sc: desirable corner; city water and sewer.
American Standard Food Co.. 112 I'd st N.
a4l1 gath ST S, ROOMS, MODERN EXCEPT
heat, 500 per month
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
MAKE MoNEY QuI0]

y MAKE WUNEI VU1UK -
by buying secondhand thrssher rig: a rig as
good as new. one that pay for itself in
one season; will sell at very low price for
cash or time, with terms to suit, or will
trade for farm lands In Minnesota. the Da-
kotas or Canada. One Buffalo Pitts 80 H. P.
double-cylinder engine. one Buffalo Pitts Mia
CARA II Hxee separator with 44-inch Lindsey
H. P. engine. one Buffalo Pitts 4Ox66 separa-
tor, one 20 81. P. Case engine, one 3ex5s Case
separator with 40-inch Lindsey feeder at
tached. These rigs are first class and will work
like new; will sell any engine or separator
alone. Write or call on Ferch Bros. Odessa.
Mum. - -@t ...,2
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"A BARGAIN. -.'
For Sale-A beautiful new Groom house;
,ra H,serS'hing ss;d peuroons, aan,s u.s., nne
throughout; a beautiful gas mantel. side
board, china closet. linen closet, combination
heat; back plaster; in fact. everything to
q good piece Of advice; If you want some
thing to make your wife happy. buy her
av S. No agents need apply. ---.,.. .s..
So, ,5o0-MoDERN LOWRY HILL TEN-RooM
house, hardwood finish and floors, open plumb
ing; combination heat grates mantels; house
in perfect condition, good as new; large sta
Bile, full-sIzed east facing lot: this choicest
part of Lowry Hill; you can buy nothing in
this location less than $4,000; will sell you
this home for S650o; $4,000 cash. balance
possession at once. Only bonaide buyers cali
at 11S Kasota bldg. 80
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

LAKE HARRIET HOME BARGAINS.
81, ,05O-Three-room cottage, with oak floors,
lot 50x152; birch finish; screened porch
$500 down; near 43d st and Wash
burn
50, ,2ooFive-room. new, modern cottage, bath,
full basement, hardwoods, screened
porches; lot 56x152; No. 1926 Wash
burn S.
So, a,ooo-sx rooms, new, modern home, hard
wood finish and floor thruout sideboard,
storm sash, screens; east front, near
3Sth and Stevens.
All the above are cheap properties Let
show them to you.
Chas. l. Fuller,
SO9 Phoenix HI1ildinp
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Unimproved.

"A FEW LOT BARGAINS. =
$750-For 5o-foot lot, Lake Of Isles. =
$950-For 50-foot lot. Lake of Isles. ,
81, ,0OO-East front. 80 feet. W Path at and Lake
Of the Isles boulevard. e..
$2,ooo-Corner, 1o5x10o, 25th st in Lake Of the
Isles; city water and gas.
s125-Low lot with city water. 18th av and
ss5o-Iot on Biaisdel, 4ox1eo, near s7th st;
this price is so low that when I put
it on my sign the neighbors smash It.:
Kenilworth- addition on Lake Of the Isles
- boulevard; city water. gas and sidewalks
to be laid at once; plats and prices on
application. We will build for you.
6hn Tennfe Court -"
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Q Q o 0 20 o Q Q
$40 Each, ~. :. ~- E,
Located near the both av N carline, be-
tween 35th and 36th avs; size 4Ox12S feet
Terms very reasonable. $40 cash. IS
monthly. 9 per cent interest. An excep-
tional opportunity. buy quick.
Thorpe Bros, 208 Andrus Building.
a a a n a n a a a a a ,
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WATCH REPARIN0

Z. 56N1s, w1T6HEs. JEwEIRY, affAiR-
iug Of ali kinds. 2515 Central ay. XS0 17216.
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For Rent-Ofices.
PRIVATE OFFICE, WITH LOBBY, HALE OF
suite Of three rooms. including telephone and
frst-class stenographic service. 612 Bank
of Commerce building
FRONT OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT IN BANK
Of Commerce building. Apply to Franklin
Benner, 500 Bank of Commerce building.
suite, splendid light, Temple Court building
Apply Horace Lowry, 317 I'd av S.
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FLAT OF SEVEN AND SIX ROOMS, SECOND
floor; bath and gas; rent. $13 and $14. 1916
21st av n.
FINEST AND GROOM, sTEAM HEATED
flats in city 1 18th st, corner Nicollet av.
CHADBoURN & BRADEN, II 4th ST s, HAVE
fats and houses. $40 to $45.
MODERN FIvE-RooM FLATS AT CLINTON
and 18TH Frank Miller.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

PROTECT THOSE REAR, HALF-FoEooTTEN
windows this week; next week may be too
late Pete Yost puts on steel bars 90 "cievah
doncherknow." 7. Q, phone 16I2.
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STRICTLY MODERN SEvEN-RooM FLAT IN
the Ridgedeid. Laurel av. between 10th and
10th sts not water heat and In every way
of Commerce building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-08

FIRST FLOOR IN DUPLEX HOUSE; UP.To.
date construction and appointment; seven
large rooms; choice location; high above grade.
Apply 6O4 Kidgewood I. c. .5459; make
appointment
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

~ describe as letting off flowers" the
Chinese indulge in fireworks on all
occasions. The national festivities of
the new year are, Of course, illumined
by an exuberance of rockets and fam
tastic pyrotechnic phenomena repre-
senting everything from a fish to a
man. There are constant local, pri-
vate manifestations-for births, mar
riages, funerals, meetings of friends,
theatrical spectacles, etc. One touch
ing use Of fireworks by the Chinese
is when a young woman visits tenn
pie dedicated to the goddess Mother"
and praying that she may have lit
tie son, has flowers of hope and
promise set off in the goddess honor.
In all probability fireworks were in
troduced into Europe through Italy,
the Italians employing the art as early
as the sixteenth century. 1t is stated
that fireworks were used in England,
in a pageant honoring the nuptials of
Henry VIII. and Anne Boleyn, while
oae of the earliest and most noted
pyrotechnic displays in France was at
Fontainebleau.
One of the leading American weelA
lies, an August issue of 1902, contains
a most interesting account of fire.
works factory on Long Island. The
point of view of grandmammas, moth
ers and pet aunties focusing anxiety
upon the firing off of Fourth of July
implements of joy is here turned
toward the daily peril OF workmen and
workwomen who manufacture these
dangerous toys.
This village of shops covers Is acres
not far from Manhattan Beach, and
the working force was then composed
of 80 persons, 80 of them women. The
46 houses, many no longer than a
woodshed, are built in three regular
rows, each 60 feet apart. Only few
persons work in any one building,
and all are obliged to bring their
lunches and eat where they work,
never congregating in groups for fear
of fire from chemical or powder cling
ing to their clothes. If the work is
particularly dangerous, man or
woman labors alone in a room. In
front Of each building Is an emergency
barrel, while at one end of the village
a large tank insures adequate water
supply.
There are three special divisions in
The general work-making the cases,
that is, the paper tubes and shells;
combining materials to give power,
light and color; and putting the ex-
ploslve and Illuminating power into
the cases.
The making of Roman candle is
said to be one of the simplest but most
1 dangerous tasks. The Roman candle
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
Fireworks for the Fourth

The Fourth of July that quickens
he heartbeats of all American young
iters and the nerve quivers of all
American mothers is once more upon
Is, a fact too well realized as we
lodge an exploding coil of firecrackers
Or blink fast as we hurry by street
lrchin cooking his toy pistol.
But while the din of the Fourth, in
stead OF stirring our souls with pa
triotism, may give us a weakened
longing to follow our pet poodle's ex-
ample in crawling under the bed,
when the day is safely over and we
SIT at the front window, waiting for
the evenings fireworks-our sidewalk
already saturated by a cautious hose
and buckets of water standing on the
rOof-we begin to feel reconciled to
our forebears'. indiscretion in signing
the Declaration of Independence.
Our earliest recollections link the
Fourth Of July and fireworks so indis-
sOlubly together that we fancy it was
the vivid conviction of the nursery
that Washington and his associates,
after signing the illustriOus document,
hurried round the corner to confer
with the inventors of pinwheel, bomb
and rocket, writes Mary c. Ringwalt,
in the Los Angeles Times. But long
before the colonial fingers let go their
hold on the mother hand, long before
America claimed her own on the
worlds man soma ambitions viva ri
had stolen into fairyland and secreted
himself there until he had learned the
magic art Of making fireworks. Just
when and where he gave the first dis
play on his own little planet, history
does not record, but very early the
Chinese took embroidery lessons of
him, as it We're, and none have sur
passed this child-natured race in the
ingenuity Of their pyrotechnics.
Quick to seize any excuse for their
beloved pastime, which they poetical-
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
STATE TAKES ON NEW LIFE.

1t would appear that after 80 years
Of Indifferent existence and an almost
standstill population Nevada is again
to come into its own. Gold doomed
Nevada; there are still several OF the
best paying mines in the world there.
But these properties are in the hands
IF limited corporations, and for years
he state has been a poor field for
9rospectors. But nature works things
out better than economics. Copper is
low what promises to bring Nevada
% the front. AS Colorado rather went
out Of mining for farming Nevada
promises to stop chasing the golden
dream for copper. A great district of
this mineral has been discovered, in
White Pine county, which, by the
way, is about the. size of the state of
Massachusetts, or $500. square miles.
There is no incentive for sensational
figures, for there is in sight 50,000,-
100000 pounds of pure copper, 81, 000,-
100000 in silver and 100000, 900 in
gold. The Bullfrog mine, which has
been corralled by fasteners, is the
largest. The district promises to rival
some Of the Alaskan fields, the money
exchanges for property during March
exceeding those of all the rest of Ne
vada six times over. Comparatively
speaking the gold and silver values
are low to me ton, but the immensely
of the output makes them average
with higher values. Copper, however,
As the king and its value runs very
high.
Ely is a typical new mining dis
irict. Three banks have been char
sered and three railroads are heading
Or the territory, one will be finished
% the camp within a few weeks, and
prospectors and business men are ar
irving in numbers daily. 1t is be-
lieved that the biggest mining boom
in the west since the Leadville excite
ment IN 1878 is on.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28

maker sits in tiny room "alone by
himself" On a shelf to his right are
the powder and other infiammable sub
stances; on his left, the shells for the
candle, while in front of him is a
machine like a comb running up and
down, every tooth of which acts as a
ramrod packing the load into the case
and incidentally striking a spark by
friction, now and then creating an
instant explosion.
An artist draws designs for all the
set pieces, the manufacture of which
is quite complicated. For the creation
of bomb, that triumph of pyrotechnic
beauty. a large sphere is made first.
It's shell is Of hard paper, sometimes
20 inches in diameter, and this is filed
with smaller shells "cocoanut size"
in each of which is the material that,
when ignited, makes a certain colored
light.
A unique celebration of the Fourth
Of July took place in Sitka, shortly
after Uncle Sam purchased Alaska for
a new hobby horse. In the morning
there "dS du eACiIluS CdHOe IdCc III
the harbor, prizes of blankets, ETC.,
being given to the Indian victors.
Early in the afternoon a procession
formed, marching to the mouth Of the
Indlan river, where a stand for the
days orator had been erected in a
beautiful grove and a table set for a
collation.. Music and the military were
not UNUSUAL accomplishments of a
Fourth Of July parade, but the weird
joy of the procession was a Russian
maiden as Goddess of Liberty, seated
in bower of flowers upon a fire en-
CINE decorated with flags. In the
evening there were fireworks, and we
will hope that the afternoon shower
that interfered with the collation. did
not make the fire flowers droop their
heads on so suspicious an occasion.
We press nearer to our window, for
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1906-06-28
Never Fight.

Wise men patch UP their quarrel:
before they are begun.