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Personal.

Personal.
WORKINGMEN here's a. 'corker." Don't
pay for plate glass. come for a spring
suit or light overcoat, tailor-nade and slight
ly used. at prices to suit poor people.
JUSTH' S OLD STAND. $40 d mhI2-7t
MAIE. THEO. Medium Card Reader an,f
Palmist; German spoken SO II st. NV.
mh7, u,12
MRS. NOBLE. 1910 9TH St NV. readings
daily. mhS-6t
FOR HIRE-New tuxedo. full dress, and
Prince Albert suits. THE FAMOUS. 423 7th
St NV. fegs- -s0t
ATTENTION. LADIES' YOU CAN BUY
YOUR SUITS. COATS. SKIRTS, WAISTS.
ETC. IN AN ENDLESS VARIETY TO Sc
LECT FROM. ON WEEKLY PAYMENTS
AS CHEAP AS YOU BUY THEM ELSE
WHERE FOR CASH GIVE Me 4 TRIAL
AND BE CONVINCED. JACOB KOHNFR
SO ITH ST. NV fe25-30t
Palmist reads the mind. gives luck 72s 9Th NV
mh1-30t
ORIGINAL GYPSY PALMIST tells your
whole fortune, 10c; open Sunday. 1928 9Th st.
NV mh1I-3t
READINGS IN scientific palmistry. Cali al
ie1p Sth St InhlO-gte
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If you nave not
the time to send
or bring your ad
to The Times or
any of the fol-
lowing Branch
Offices, just cali
up Main $500
and our Want
Ad Messenger
will call for your
Ads. No extra
charge for the
Scry3Ce.
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Wanted-RO0mS

WANFED-Dne or two unfurnisled rooms for
light housekeeping, ia family. ID foor.
permanent terms tgas for cooking) not 10
exceed sI-- Address BON 444, Times Office.
WE WANT housekeeping rooms Furnished
and uufurnlshsd: great demand WASHING
TON RENTAL BUREAU, Metzerott building.
uhlf-2t
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Wanted

Wanted
Horses and Vehicles.
WANTED-To buy from owner, cheap, horse.
wagon. and harness. suitable for huCkstering
horse must be sound and gentle. state lowest
price. Address BOX 42l, Times Office
mhI0-St
WANTED-TO buy on reasonable terms pa n
good work horses Address BOX 40 Times
Office. mbI0-st
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Found.

HATS RENOVATED equal 10 new; straw
and panama hat bleaching specially
Phone Main ASA. KANDEI., III eth ST NV.
The Washington times., 1906-03-12

" ~ NIED-A partner with capital who con-
tIois a farm; chicken business. Address BOX
40. Times Office mhI2-gt
The Washington times., 1906-03-12

SPLENDID BARGAINS in second hand
t-pevrfters; Re5ns divers Smith Premiers
and other standard makes, ribbons ana car
bons once furniture and specialties- TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. l4ll G ST. formerly
9Is + nhS-I
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LatsF aspS or Manager Mr. - wss Anss ne a,s
Hidlass Inst ~, Win ssHp In OCT tesh
sss~sas hb tssssn ehsrsts ksnev 90 -
sleek Dlamspd psrslsPmsHs c. &C sssts e.
ePpughs n RUahsF fpus lllt pshh 1p'safl4 go ueh
eatlaO hugbs - Wi tsdsy ESQ pssFYts.
ussa shs CsSaa,A n - ssm,ns IN ~ elsk pssss
apk 06yansel pH - 50 ~ shs'a ne O. spe,a ~ ~
as.t 1vSsna n nsnths sissr wi ~ . ssrass -
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THE FIRST RADIUM.
M Rrodaetioa Almost Made Paupsra
Of Curie and His wife.

M PrOduettoa Almost Made Paun~rz
Of curae and His wife.
When Professor Curie was run over
and killed on a street Of Paris not long
ago the entire world recognized that
II had lost one Of it's foremost experi-
menterA Yet It was only six years
ago. that the wonderful element. radi-
um, which he and his wife discovered.
passed almost unnoticed among the ex-
hibits In a Paris exhibition. and a
stranger, seeking the physicist, found
him only through the lucky help OF 4
street gamin.
In the 1900 exhibition In Paris, says
London Truth, the compIlers Of the
catalogue and the Jurors entirely over
looked the tiny vial containing it's
speck Of radium, which the CURES had
sent. An exhibitor Of diamonds, an
noyed because its presence spoiled the
color OF his jewels, had put Il out Of
sight An English visitor, however,
who had read a reference to the dis
covery In an obscure journal, hunted
II up and later set out to find the dis
coverers.
he went 10 many places, the Mines
School, the Sorbonne and elsewhere.
but no one In any Of them could tell
him anything Of the CURES. At last,
by a strange chance, he ran across a
gamin who had heard OF radium from
a chum who worked as an attendant
at the City Of Paris Industrial iabora-
tory, where Curle then worked. BY
this roundabout information the Eng
lishman was brought to Professor
Curie. who was a little amazed, but
pleasantly 30, to find that some one
was at last interested In what they
were doing.
Nine. Curie, he said. had herself
pounded In a mortar with her own
hands all the pitehblende from which
the speck Of radIum had been obtained.
Pitchblende was costly, and she had
not wasted a grain. She had ruined
her hands In the work.
They were then spending every PEN
ny for pitchblende. Nine. Curie had
given up gloves entirely and was wear
ing very old and badly patched cheap
shoes and old fashioned clothes. The
professor had on old shoes and q
threadbare coat-his only coat Their
little girl was dressed as cheaply. But
by their economy and their diligence
they had enriched humanity incalcu-
lably by their discoveries In radio &C
tivity and their isolation Of radium Il
self.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20
An Improved Postal Gard.

Our postal card Is In need Of i'm
provement. The writing on II Is In
plain view, to be read at leisure by
any postal employee from the time II
leaves the sender until II arrives at its
destination. 1t is safe to assume that
this has been the cause Of no little
trouble and embarrassment.
During my first stay In Brazil I
found that the postal card there In use
was supplied with a Zap or covering Of
dark paper which when gummed down
completely hid the writing. This Zap
was attached to the back Of the card,
the edge gummed and perforated, the
insertion Of a finger tip being all that
was required to open It 1t served the
purpose OF a letter at half the expense
I fall to see why our government did
not adopt this style Of postal card
long ago, the additional expense being
90 slight as still to leave a handsome
proft-Chicago News.
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Special Announcement

From on and after this date all an
nouncements Of entertainments, ETC..
for which an admission IL CHARGED
VIII be considered advertising, and
win be charged for at the rate of II
cents a line. seven words to a line.
The money must accompany the mat
ter and reach the editor no later than
Thursday morning Of the week In
tendsd for publication This rule VIII
also apply to all personal items and
matter for which no charges win be
made. In other words, all news mat.
ter must reach us either on wednes-
day evening or early Thursday morn
ing In order to find its way into the
columns Of this paper the same week
It Is written.
Write plainly on one side Of the
paper only, and address all communi-
cations to The Broad Az, 5o4o Armour
avenue.
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d ~ sals a ne seus~lns ssws
seaads:
TAs AfrO-Ansricaa News onea.
31ol STATE strOsG
o. s. Smith News stand. and Tlarber
Shop 500 Dearborn e
A =. Tervalon. 1sl ". S1st stree
Cigar Store and News stand.
MrG Nellie Phelps. Cigars. Motions
and News Stand. Isl w. 6Ist street
Richard Pinn. 4sss stAts strost
I. a HallS cIgar store an
Laundry once. 3s1 9stA O.
w. s. Cole, 354 Thirty-nrst street,
cigars, tobacco and news stand.
w. 8. Williams. Tonsorial Parlor.
SsS S1st 1t.
J. R Peters Cigars, Tobacco and
News stand. S3s e 9Th street.
Ara. A 3. Baker, Notions and News
Stand. 4ls. seth street
Mrs. Kathyerine Hamlet soas Ar
mour Ave, cigars tobacco, fancy gro
ceres and news stand
w. p. johnson. Notion Store and
News Stand 37o4 State st.
Turner williams Shaving Parior
and News Stand. 3se3 Armour ave.
Thompson Bros, Cigars Tobaces
and News Stand. 2ess1 State strsok
\ DaviA cigArs. tobacco. and con
fsetiOasEy. SS13 STATE It
Whiteley BroA 379l State St, Gents
furnishings and new stand.
Tho otaGioaNy, mo Stats stEOsl
CRrA Tobacco and News stand.
Ths AfrOAmerIeAn News Co. 80
". SstA g.. New York C1ty. M.
ne Informer News Co. lSs Ran
dolph 81. Detroit. Mich
News items and aavort1Dsmsats ~
e tAess places win aaa Their Way
into tie columns q TAs BFoal An
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for a long period Of time by respon-
sible company operating In that sec
ton Of the country. This win enable
the Black Diamond Development
Company to pay q handsome dividend
TO its stockholders and TO continue
its operations In other directions.
It costs from $500 to $1,000 to drtll
each ven, and all the improvements
and drilling to date have been paid
for with money on hand to pay for
well No. 5, just - soon as the drill
Iers complete the contract.
Stock in the Black Diamond Dc
Velepnent Company hrst sold at 10
cents per share and It has steadily
advanced to 20 cents and IL VIII
reach 50 cents IN q very short time.
Each share Is. fully paid up and BON
assessabIa. without any degree OF
boasting we can truthfuIly say that
We have 800 Il our own pepsy b.
vested IN the Bleex Diamond psvelop-
ment Company, and a. q speculative
iuvestusRt ~ heve evary reason to
belisT Chat It % all right and We are
y1lias 10 tsks = loag saanee On tn
stock.
ne eEssu ~ The plssk plapesf
Development Company are a. follows:
AFaAfbala J. esrsv. President; L L
Snnss. VIesPEssi1natI &. LANG WI
Iiams, eeastGzy: Doctor A Wilber-
fosss Williams. Treasures.
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average income TO the county has
been as much as sc per cent higher
for most fees than during correspond
ing months of last year. Mr.. Cases
appointment has been commended by
reform and good government clubs,
by Mr. George Z. Cole. by the Chi
cago Tri5uGe editcr'ally. and by a
great majority Of the bench and bar.
The writer OF this biography believes
the county needs just such servants
as this, and desires to impress on
his fellow 0olored friends their duty
of supporting Charles c. Case on cleo
ton day for Clerk Of the Circuit
Court on the Independence League
ticket James E. Johnson.
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Nn2IltS u. NdoCs Jul
boru in 1878, and reared on a farm
in Roone County, Illinois, received his
early education in the district schools.
graduated from the Rockford, ILL.,.
high school, and later attended North
western and Harvard universities.
Upon leaving college he secured a
position as law clerk and attended
Northwestern Law School. After
graduation from the law school he was
identified with a large law firm until
appointed Chief Clerk of the Circuit
Court during the recent wave OF -
form. II may be interesting to note
that since Mr.. Cases appointment the
The broad ax., 1906-10-20
AGENTS AND CORRESPONDENT
WANTED,

The Broad Az desires 20 eaEags
Agents and regular COrrsspoadents In
AL the leading cities and towns
throughout the country. The highest
commissions paid to live hustisrs
Sample copies furnished free. For
further Information, address Julius ,.
Taylor. SatS Armour aveaua. ChIcasa.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20

institutional Church Ss9s Dear
born street. August. 1906. fhe
Class In Millinery win begin rs
work the first Of September. The
cost Tor complete instructions n IN
the reach Of all Day Nursery b In
operation every day but Sunday from
$3.50 q. m to $50 .. m.
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THE BLACK DIAMOND DEVELOP
MENT COMPANY.

MENT COMPANY.
little over one year aga the Rev.
A. J. Carey. Doctor A. WilbeFforee
Williams, L. L. Jones, Rev. E J.
Fisher, s. Laing williams, Fred A.
"escott and several others, organized
What is known - the Black Diamond
development Company, under the laws
OF Arizona with omces at Phoenix.
ana 2s40 State etrest, Chicago.
Shortly after the organisation Of
me Black Diamond Development Com
pAny' with a capital stsek q s5Vy.-
w. divided into 100000 shares at 81
PCT share; many people claimed It
vas only q scheme gotten NJ or
sAened opt for fFaudsIeat purposes,
Du1 ia enaeeFS RAid Dot tAp slightest
Aentioe to the hekers and crpAk-
eH and they vest rtght ahead
asa leased fF niAetynine years eighty
@sFes Of land IN the oil and gas r.
s,Ons near Chanute. AXIS, and imme-
E.Atety began operations b the way
= drilling - wells. ed r. TIE PREF
eul une four wells have been sue
OeSsrully brought IN, vhieh pss6pee
many millions Of feet Of gas per day.
4o wa tie eompseting q ven -.
/" NsssA wtl - hBsasat u bstUeea
- ~" ana November /, TIE Sc fFpm
'oe nEe wells vim b ooatlaslsa -
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A Good Home for Children.

Wanted children, either White OF
Colored to board and room, they viii
receive the care of a good mother ;
charges reasonable. Mrs. L. Coleman.
$50 Armour Ave, I'd fiat.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20

New system Of dressmakIng taught
at Institutional Church, 5000. Ten
dollars for the entire course-to be-
gin the first Of September.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20
Walters Wanted

We are constantly in need Of first
class walters at the Windermere Ho-
TEL high-class family hotel In Hyde
Park. Call Head Waiter. Phone sos,
Hyde Park.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20
EMANuEL,s WONDERFUL.

Foot Lotion-ointment cures corns
and perspiratoin- Sore feet, etc. Ask
the druggist, ointment 80 cents, per
box, Lotion per bottle 50 cents.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The story Of the origin and the
achievements BENJAMIN Banneker, by
Col. Clarke Irvine will not appear un-
til the next issue OF The Broad Az.
The broad ax., 1906-10-20

TWO FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT
Two nicely furnished rooms to rent,
gas and bath. first fiat, 5T4s Grove
ave.
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Black piaAsHd Devsissseet Co, cAieeEe.
NO. . BROUGHT IN Ro-DAT, II 10
A RANDT 8EYF8R 1HAH OTHERS
". 4. WEBER.
DrlileR.

W. receipt today saying -Na asR 10
feet; viii drill In Monday night Tuesday"
crowned BLACK DIAMOND DEVELOPMENT CO.
HMsqes WITH eah we'll
per shs's sat sH b te shss
yea siss ssr ys ssssk ysu
eat auIeki
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

- Baron pauI bon Watbies, Der
srR tir3lt9 prieRer eetporbsn III,
tuurbe beute bonn papf TN Datitan In
elmer pribat.A ubten3 ~smpfangen. Der
papH ernannte ben iun3en @eifli&en
gum prdlaten unb tbeilte ibm Der Die.
3bfe Cincinnati au.
= Charles y. 6ug6ss, rspubiita.
nH9er Gouberneurs Qanbioat bes
Stats Neu Sort, bate 6eute nit
prdfoent Rooieoelt tn feinem pripat'
Wasso1 auf Der Dur&reiie tn Seriep
@ttp eine Idnsere nntsrreouns, bie aaf
Der 6erbfma9l Beaue bate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02


f6e &un1ttritifer uno 9iftoriter Gpr=
raoo Hieci fpuroe gum 8eneraloireftpr
Ser itulienii9en @fubemie Ser f6Onen
aiinite ernannt.
@ie Der 80 a 2ourie.@
aus superlGFiserN usne erfabrsn babsn
ipiu, ion Der 2dnoesbauptmann 9eorg
BiIbelm 2i6tenberg in 6annoper sig
Na9folger Ypobielstis in @usit9t gs<
nomrlsr ieir. 2idten6ers lit Der
Soan oes friiberen bannoperf4en&ula
tltsminiitsrs uno ipdteren p~rdii0snten
i'm 2anbestDniiitorium in Berlin. CT
geniebt Den Huf zines tii4tigen @sr'
moltungsbeamten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02
sdtpei,er S6Iaafertiefeit.

@ie gut bic MobiIifiruns 6es
S9pei5er Miliabeeres pOrbereitet 1T,
unO ME 9lats tie ii9 dbpidelt, eapou
9ibt Die m6rance Militaire" in ibrer
Drummer pom %. Iuguit elm 8eiipiel.
Sie Regierung Des &antons 3iiri9
bate 4nlob ser betdnnten 4usItGnOe
0as %. acknowledgement uno Die
II. Oragoneri 6paOrOn Obne ieOe bor>
berqebenoe MnfinDigung poer 8or5e=
reituns gu Den 8uffsn einberufen.
I'm IL ubr Mor9ens perlieB Der Be-
febl Die Bureaus, nm 5 nbr 4bsn0s
itanoen oie Sruppentbeile nabeSu poa=
iiGnOig in ben &aiernen bersit. Oas
Bel fam elm GROCER Sbeil Der einbez
rufenen Manni4aften BON Den 5elO=
arbeiten Der, unp Die @%ntfernungen
errei6ten Bis gu 80 &ilometer. 8iele
batten Die 8abn benuBt, UNI ibre
Sruppen rs9t5eitig gu errei4en. 8es
fanntli9 baben Die S4pei5er Mili5z
foiouten Uniform, Iusriitung uno
WaFfen itets Bel fi9 unb miifen lie
0uuerno in gutem 3uitanoe erbulten,
10 bab oie Sruppentbeile, ipenn lie aus
iammeneetretsn iinO, nur nod pa>
troneu erbdlten mufen, I'm marI9z
fertis gu fem.
Sm S9peiaer Seere 1T man an
iplde plDbliden @inberufunsen eez
apDbnt, neil bic @eriammlung 5u ben
Waffeniibungen in Der glei9en Dsiie
geI9ie6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

@inen bpben 3 aun au 9
Sta9elorabt muBte ein Tlann
in Gait 2it9fislo. Conn.,, INN ieineu
9arten erridten. gum S9uBe segsu
Die perpiiftenben Ginfdns BON &eben.
pelde ii9 in jener Geseno duberf'
aablrei4 Dorfinoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

idren bslagsrt purbs, berIautet. bob
prdfbsnt @aeeres fts nit 1900 Wann
entfeBts. bic &ebolutiondre uerfolgte
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uno eiue
An3abl eefanesn nabm. @ierunS.
sruan3ig bon oieien uurben bingeri9'
tet. Balb barauf fammsiten fi9 bic
&ebolutiondre tpisber unb trafsn Ar'
faIten au einem rieuen Nngrif auf
Nonte @briffi.
HukIano.
. auern3uS getnutet
gbero n, l. DIT. Wegsn Der
3erf6rung Der @ebduoe auf benz Suite
bss W. 2riboIbsin. oes fribsret giien'
babn=W inifers. nurbsn beuts bier 81
8auern pro3effrt, mobon So i4uloig
befunoen uno 81 freigeiprO6en muir.
ben. Bet ben @srhanblunesn bes
prossRes fameu folgenoe i9auoerbafte
@reisniRe our epra&s. bic bon benz
Sifrifts.S auptmann bsribt uurben.
Derielbe begab f& nit einsm Seta4e'
ment 4ofaten, na9bem bic CUTS
sebdubs bss W. 2riboibein ssrif6rt
paren, nod benz bermtfstsn Cute uro
lieb ole 8auern aus Der nm9e9eno
ME bas @isb auiammentrsiben. Dat
auf befabl er fsinen aOiatsn. bte Saus
ern folanse nit ibrsn 2nuterr 80 idla.
gen, bis ibre 2rdfte erlabmen wtiroen.
Bel bteier unerb6rten 2uutersi murben
% Bauerrt set6btet uno 135 gauern
gu arfppeln sei4lagen. Die wirt.
li9en 3erf6rer Der @~utssebduoe tparsi
por Nnfunft Der 3ofafsn entffoben unb
bte mibbcnbslten oosr gst6bteten Bau'
ern maren gdn3It& uni&uIois on Der
0srnt9tung bes 8utss.
Trartretb.
6 tbaIIpn. @ett q 3 +
unterbro9en
parts, 1. Oftober. Se9s bon
ben is&aebn 2uftbaaons. mel9s ssftern
bon bisr aus bic Wsttfabrt tim ben
8orbon Bennett pofal antraten, Ian.
betsn bsute Morgen an Der Rhfe Der
0ormanoie, ba ibrs 2snfer Jur9t bat.
ten. ben enaliiden 2anal gu ireu3en.
Die anoerer 2uftbaaons inb aber ben
2anal gefossn unO bsinoen f9 iebi
ruabri9sinli9 ibsr gnglanb.
Der bertbmte Sufti9iHer Santos.
SumOnt 9erietb In Der lssten Na&i
nit ieinem linten Arm In Die Mai9i.
merle bes Wotors uno tuurbe 10 f9rue,
psrIebt, baB er bic Wettfabrt nit iei'
mem Balon aufseben mubte.
2sutnunt 5rant g. 2abrH bon benz
6. Bunoess 2abaaerie : &esimsnt, be,
Imsrifa nit ieinsm 2uftbalon bel be,
Wsttfabrt b~ertrat, lanbsts bsute Wa9'
mittag UNI Bier ubr nit isinem Seglel
Der 2hfts fsben Weilsn fhbIi9 Dor
Wbibp, unsefdbr so Wsilsn n6rbIid
BON Dun, England. 9abm lieB feiner
2uftbalon In Obbut ieiner bsiben 8e
gEeiter unb retfe unber3t9li9 mad
Paris ab.
Wttterrta9t t. = Der Mero
Club ttinbi9te an, bab 2eutnant 5ran
3. 2abm bonn 6. Ser. Staten . ga
palerie. &eatment Der Sisser i'm erHe,
2uftballon.W ettfabrsn I'm ben @orbol
Bennett. potaI let.
6. g. &ols, elmer Der enQlii9el
2uftbalOnfabrer, if biz isbt nod mid
l NIT ieinem Bauon sntbsdt tporbsn
uno mon bsfir9tet. baB ibm Elm I'm
] 9lid 3useffoBen ieir, f6nns.
i Canada.
> apani9er JIptten.
II plan.
Wtctorta, l. Oftobsr. Wl
: benz Sampfer vYeleropbon" Rnb NaG
: ri&ten bter eingetrOfen, bab fur bic ia
{ panif&e 5IOtte $135, 900, 900 In be-
nd&hen a&t Sabren bsraussabt msrbe
: iollen. rm bieielbe CUR 3usitHdrtRen be
{ Welt 3u MAIDEN. 3w6lf Wilions
: Dollars fnb 3ur AusbeHsruns Der q
. tapsrten ruiRiaen 2risssi9ife b'
\ fimmt; neue e&iHe foIsn ssbau
4 toerben: 8 G&Ia9ti9iHe Der F6rtfe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-02

hge Ar3t tbeilt ieinem grlnnger Qole.
gen NIT, oab er ME bsbauptste, feline
g%rperimente bepiefen irgenb eine BET.
lun9stbeorie. 8Orldufs bes6asn Fs
R9 nnr auf Hrsbserf9einunesn In
Sbieren, oie ttnfli9 sbsrbOrgsrufsn
tuerben tSnnen. @reifbare sRefuItate
tn therapeutti9sr 6inR9t ieisnlausgs.
i9lOHsn uno prof. 0auIer bsfinoe f9
I'm Srrtbum, tuenr1 er bebauptet,
S4miot babe einen berartissn ginbrud
herborrufen tpolIen.
Ratfer mirb Whn9en B 9.
u9en.
Berlin n, l. DIT. Der f&on felt
langem angefaste geiu@ bss 2aifers
In Win4en 1T, tpte aus perldBIi9er
Quele mitgetbeiIt uirb, run befinitip
auf Sienfas unb Wittwod, ben Is.
unb IA. @obsmb.r, fefesisbt tuorbsn.
Bel oiefer g%eIesenbeit fiubet aud bte
@runbfeinlegune bes beuti&sn Dsu.
feums ftir Weifsrpsrts Der Ss9nit In
Der Sfarfaot ffatt. Dos Wufeum III
nod Emanuel bon Ssibsl's proistt auf
81 URiliOnen Wart bsranf9last unb
bie n6tbigen Rapitaltsn tperbsn GUAM.
men bonn &ei9 bon Bapern, Der Stabt
Win&en unb Der aqsemeinen @robin.
buifrie gefiftet.
Sanemarf.
3ulu9tsafpI In Stanb
gefeBt.
Qopenbage n, /. DIT. Sb.
glei9 bon ben rufRf4en unb bdnii9en
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Wtaniftf
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Observation-Disclosures getrofen.

Observation-Disclosures sehuHeu. MDroer weroen amsselefert. = "a Ser
ionen binaeridtet. - Sebe BON ausldnSern. = Ser &egenknhret
miro beiqdeqt. = Gebt gtRmano etpas an. = &rebsfurz
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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-06-16
INSTALL five
CYANIDE TANKS

George S. Bailey is in the city from
Pierce City making preparations to
install a cyanide plant at the Wild
Rose mill which will work over the
tailings coming from the mill lately
installed on the property.
The company will install five cyan
ide tanks, three of which will be leach
ing watts, one stump tank and one chem
ical tank. The installation Of the
plant will mean the saving Of the IS
per cent of the ore that was unable
to be saved in he amalgamation pro-
cess.
Another Of the prospective moves OF
the company Is the digging Of a 1880
foot tunnel which will tap the present
workings at depth Of 4sS feet, max
ing a total Of 5SS feet depth.
A raise on the Ozark mine has lately
been completed showing continuous
ore body from the lower level to the
grass roots from four to nine feet
wide. and looks to be Of good value
At the present time work is being done
on the Number 2 and Number drift.
both Of which are showing good bod
les of ore.
I. c. Kleek arrived in the city yes
terday from the Pierce mining dis
trict. Mr.. Kleek has large propertie!
in the Silver Creek districts in which
he has great hopes.