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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-08
Methodist.

First Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner OF Second South and Second East
streets, Benjamin Young pastor-Ser-
vices al II q. IN. and 80 o. m, morning
topic; Strong Through Faith" evening
subject. Young Men and Religion ="
Sunday school at 9:46 a. m; Epwor,h
league al $50 p, III. All are very cor
daily invited to these services.
llth NJ. r. church, Ninth East and First
South, d, NJ. Heimick, pastor-Preachins
morning and evening by the pastor. Mrs.
Kathryn Riddle Thompson will sing a
solo at the morning service and Miss
Hazel Smith Will play a piano solo The
male quartette will sing at the evening
service. Sunday school al 10 o'clock Z. -.
m and Epworth league at o'clock p.
M. You are invited to worship with is
AT each OF these services, Seats free,
Quarterly conference session Monday
evening at o'clock The Ladies' aid
viii meet with Mrs. C. ". Morse. oo0
East Brigham. Tuesday afternoon al 2:30,
a full attendance is desired.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-08
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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
CENTURY LEASE
ON ATLANTA

The Atlanta company's splendid acre
age is still being developed by the leas-
ing system. There are now 16 sets OF
leasers at work and two of the shafts
are equipped with hoists. Five others
have been ordered. The conditions i'm
posed on all parties who have secured
leases of late state that a working smart
must be sunk to a depth of at least go
feet during the life of the lease. Super
Lynch is convinced that all
that is required to bring the Atlanta
into the shipping list is depth and has
come to his conclusion from the con-
ditions prevailing on the Mohawk and
other properties to the north and west
of it.
The deepest shaft oil the ground is
that of the Goldfeld Century and the
entire bottom is in a sulphide rock
similar in appearance to that on the
Mohawk The shaft will be continued
down an additional 100 feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29

Another move was made in the apex
suit between the Combination and Mo-
hawk companies this week. The Mo-
hawk company's attorneys appeared be-
fore United States Circuit Judge Ross
at San Francisco who has jurisdiction
over Nevada and secured a writ OF IN
junction restraining the Sheets and Ism
lessees from mining any ore across the
side line of the Mohawk No. 2 claim.
The papers were served on the Com
bination company and the different own
ers in the Sheets and Ish lease on Wed
nesday last and Thomas Hendricks and
William Campbell were sworn in as
deputy United states marshals to see
that the order was obeyed.
The Mohawk Mining company mas
also brought suit against the Combina-
ton company and the lessees operating
sheets and Ish lease for 100000 dam
ages for alleged ores taken out or the
Mohawk ground.
The Goldfeld Mining company mas
also secured an order from the court TO
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
GoLDFIELD GOLD BARS
RECORD FOR HARD ROCK

A 30-horse power electric hoist was
put in operation on the Goldfeld Gold
Bar last Wednesday-the old small
steam hoist being too small for what is
demanded of it. The work CT driving
the 9rifs for the ore shoot proven up
in the level above both in the drift and
the Wine is still in progress. The dyke
rock is the hardest in the entire district
and old time miners from other camps
say it is the hardest hat they ever saw.
Machine drills are in use. The l~essees
who are working north of the company's
shaft are getting encouraging assays on
a wide dyke tina is now being crosscut
from the bottom of the shaft.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
COMBINATION IS SUED BY
NEIGHBORING COMPANIES

allow them to make an underground sur
vey of the January workings, alleging
in their petition that ore is being mined
by the Combination on Goldfeld terri
tory.
The controlling interest in the stock
of the Mohawk and Goldfeld Mining
companies is held by George Wingield
n Senator George Nixon. The former
c~ompany's holdings join the Combina-
ton on the east and the Goldfeld on the
west. The Mohawk writ is r~eturnable
on October is and then arguments will
be submitted before Judge Ross by
10Th sides. The Sheets and Ish lessees
will make an effort to be allowed to con-
tinue working as they were before the
Injunction was served on them and
leave the question of the ownership of
the ore to the courts. A few weeks G
the Combination company secured an
injunction against the Mohawk from
District Judge Murphy restraining the
Mohawk from interfering with the
l~essees, Sheets and Ish, in their mining
operations.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
FOR
BIG

The Florence Leasing and Mining
company operating lust east of the
famous Reilly workings on the Florence
is preparing for a heavy production. A
few days ago a new pump capable OF
raising go gallons a minut was in
stalled. This will do away with the
water nuisance which has interferred
with shipments and development work.
A 40-horse power electric hoist has been
ordered from Denver and new ore bins
have been completed.
The greater portion of the force en-
ployed is engaged on dead work. A
number of veins are being prospected
and among them is the Reilly from
which such enormously rich ore was
mined one year ago. A shipment of 40
tons was sent out the first of the week.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
Write to d. G..

Write to d. G. Doubleday, 129 Mont
gomery street. an Francisco. for
Information about the GOOD Nevada
stocks. The big arket in these stocks
Is yet ahead of us. Prices will be much
higher eventually. Buy SOM of these
good stocks while they are selling at
present sacrifice prices and they will
make you mons to turn in the big mar
ket coming Get a San Francisco Stock
Exchange sheet from Mr.. Doubleday
regularly, moving all trading and
actual prices.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
GoLDFIELD BANNER Is
MAKING GOOD SHOWING

The Goldfeld Banner Mining COM
pany owning the Saturn group and the
Midget some 5 miles east of town, will
commence some extensive development
work in the near future under the man
agement of Grant Eichelroth. He has
Just finished some contract work on the
properties. In the course of work ore
was encountered that assays as high
as $12. The surface showing is good
on the properties. In the event of a rich
shoot being found this section would be
the scene of great activity this fall and
winter.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
ALL DAISY MACHINERY
Is EN- ROUTE TO GoLDFIELD

dictate has been shipped from Denve
and everything Is in readiness for it's
prompt installment. The work of put
ting down the big working shaft to a
depth of 1000 feet will be pushed vigor-
ously and it is the intention to try and
make a worlds record for shaft work.
All of the leases on the company's ter
ritory are being worked with encourag-
ing results. The showing in the Detch
and Brewer bonanza lease is especially
good.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
ZION TO BE WORKED

r.. s. Miner, an attorney OF Mono
county. California, is in Goldfield look
ing over the property of the Zion Con-
solidated Mining company. of which he
is president. This company OWNS six
claims comprising lions l to 5 inclusive
and the Kittle Hawk. They are in Sec
lions IL and 10. t~hree-quarters of a mile
northwest of the Great Bend.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
BUY INTO

George McDevitt sold his group of
Frisco claims-foufr in number-at
Wonder yesterday to Scully, Norton &
Co. The consideration could not be
learned. The ground is located right
in the heart of the producing belt.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-09-29
GoLDFIELD BULL DOG

The Goldfeld Bull Dog company is
preparing for extensive work on their
ground situated north of the Black
Butte. The old shaft on the Bull Dog
Fraction is being retimbered and a gas
oline hoist will be installed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
WILL REMOVE
 H.. OFFICES TUESDAY
But Cotton Belt Will Not Be Ap'e To Use New Depot for Possibly
 Month.

Agent Atwood of the Iron Moun- tain stated Monday morning that the offices of his compan. will proba"y he moved into the new union statloh Tuesday night, ready to conduct the messenger business :ro,n that place V ednesday morning. He has as&eu fo. orders to move thea, which VIII prubably be received. -sCha dept | is now ready for occupancy, b"t Mr4 AL wood does not want to :a<e posses sion until he is authorized to do so from headquarters. sis
 It will probably be month or lilore hefore the Cotton Belt company lo- cates it's passenger station in the new hrilding. as 1t is now necessary eo hnild their line of track from ihiru +o Fourth avenue, afdistance of about a nrarter of a mile, and the wofN oi uniting down the piling across 'ne rayine was only begun Monday morn ing. "
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STUDY OF DRESS.

The Reason Frenchwomen Are Al-
 ways Bec0ming1y AttiFed. 3o
 Cheap fashions in Paris do not mean chzap fipery, and that is why French women dress well. When they want finary they pay for 1t, and when they can't afford it they go without and dress according to their means. That Is the whole secret. They dress as we'll relatively on f1O ($5O) a year as on s1,cOO ($5.OOO). The style is. every thing. and that. within limits, is Aps access lble to q short as to long purse
 Experts say that the very cheapest dress whicL q parlsian shopgirl can buy =. oae at 19 francs ($3.s0), for lnsta..ce.-has style about 1t and iss in the fashion. In Paris it Is an axiom that the French girl deyotes two-thirds of her life, as q rule. to the study of dress;.- She knows within a week or so wtsaSt the great ladies are wearing. and. wlIye carefully refraining from aring thei> luxury. she follows their fashions close!y. In short, she asks for style without finery. She would no more think of going to her work in an un- fashionahly cut dress than she woule of hanging cheap ribbons. sham lace ami tin ornaments round herself. Hence her own special shops must ka.sp as much up to date as the great couturiers. = Paris Letter to London Telegraph.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
 DRESS HINTS.

To remove gloss from black gar merits brush free from dust aad sponge with ammonia water.
 Don't overdress. but try to suit your dress to your style, and remember that dress makes or mars the woman.
 A second gathering thread run just below the first will cause gathers to lay more evenly and will do away with stroking.' ' '
 Many a dressmaker is blamed for poor job when the wearer of the cos tune is alone to blame, in that she is careless aboutsthe underwear she puts on with her geod dresses.
 Glace kid gloves of light color can be satisfactorily cleaned with paste or -four and gasoline. Apply with soft cloth to the glove lon the hand. rub ping ti.! quito; dry with clean cry cloth. k Ri
 Until a girl tsIreally tout" she is not supposed to Wear a decollete gown. The waist may be cut out at the neck In either V or round shape. but it is quite unlike the decollete waist or tl's real ball goWn worn by the grownup young ladys# VI
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.9# ..4 Advocates Equality of Races.


 There is a nigger up in Little Rock who has writtehesa "noyel," called "Maudelle." The author prefixed the title of "doctof' to his name but for what reason is not made clear un- less it is put there for the same pur- pose that tail is tied to kite-to make it go.'
 The principal merit that. may be claimed for the "novel" is that it is very satisfying-three pages being ample for any ordinary reader. The rurport of the book-if purport it has--is to show the absurdity of ra- clal caste the author very clearly ad- vocating social equality. The, book is repulsiye and arrogant in its as- sumptions, and the only wonder is that the "doctor' is resident of Lit tie Rock. ''' I.
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SUSAN 8. ANTHONY.

Why This Talented Woman Never
 Became . Wife.
 Ida Husted Harper. Miss Anthony's biographer. says: There was a preva- lent belief that Miss Anthony hated men. It would not have been at all strange If this were true. for never In all history was woman so misrepre- sented. rldicu.ed, berated and maligned as she was by men. publicly in her ear ly years and privately when general sentiment would no longer tolerate out. spoken criticism. 1t would have been most natural for her to hate men. But she did not hate them. For many of them. indeed. she felt profound con, tempt. and the hypocritlcal compJ:3 ments to herself personally by those who were tile enemies of all that she stood for filled her soul with weariness and disgust. But for men who were fair and broad enough to recognize the justice of her cause and to treat it and its advocates with respect she had the highest appreciation. and for those who reached helping hand she felt the deepest gratitude and friendship. AS to herself marrying. Miss Anthony of. ten said to the writer: Amy woman will marry if the man, she loves, asks her: I am no different from other women,' Very few men came. up to her standard for g husband. and in her young days the men who proposed marriage had no attraction fo. her. As c1@r n1d cI, pletely absorbed in her work that she did not have time to think of it.-Har- per,s Weekly. .z..sz.z.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
7-ll - '. CAUGHT IN~ThE CROWD
 ? 4s
A Bowleeged Nigger.

The bowleggest nigger that ever shambled down the pike was peram- bulating the streets Monday. Per haps it would be more accurate to say he was webbing along the streets, for his gait could scarcely be termed walking or perambulating even by way of courtesy of expression.
 He was so bowlegged that the soles of his feet met squarely when he sat down. and the things he calledolegs looked like the rim of hogshead. Every time, he tookia step he had to walk all around himself and then frequently one~tqe would hang up on the heel Of the other foot.
 He was a curiosity, and ought to be in the dime museum, alongside the living skeleton and woman with two heads,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
s.W.2F. Farley Dead.

s es
 ssWm. T. Farley, formerly of Dumas, died at the home of his sister, Mrs. Edwin R. Willeford, 1102 Laurel street. Monday mornng at ' o'clock Deceased had been in i'll health TOT several years, and came to this city Saturday for visit to his mother Mrs. ]. w. Farley. who makes her home with her daughter, Mrs. Willie ford. He suddenly became worse Sun day, and his death resulted Monday morning. The funeral arrangements have not yet been announced. on ac- count of the absence in North Caro- lima of Mir. and Mrs. Wiheford. 2 \
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
b ;sa IA
  NO PERSON
Would Make Such aN Proposition to the People of Pine Bluff, Unless
 They Were Absolutely Sure.

Did YOU ever know or hear of a person who would offer to return every cent you paid him if he could not build up health and create strength and vitality for old people weak. sickly women and children and the convalescent. create an appetite, cure stomach troubles. make those who are too thin. fat, rosy and healthv? Or cure hacking coughs, chronic colds. throat and bronchial troubles?
 This is exactly the offer our we'll known and reliable druggist, A. G. Be- cell makes to every person in Pine Bluff.
 Mir. Bedell says. "Our offer is based upon what we believe to be the great est stgsSrengtKcreator and health-restor- e- known to medicine. Vinol, which is the up-todate form administering cod liver oil recognized for centuries as the grandest of, .aah body.building asents fer| wastsdea hhmaA strength and yit&a6y lsJ i f-s. ,5s
 In vinol we have simply done away yithr the uselesaf system-clogging oil, and 4Ven fHs bedple all the medicinal curative elements of cod liver oil ac- tually taken from fresh eods' flyers. and we have never sold in our store st faesicine ofsmore intrinsic value
 As body-builder and a strength creator for old people. weak women. runv children. after sickness and for
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
wbatsyGood Husba nds Like.

|.
 Among the things which good fathe: and husband likes is a well orderetf home. Helikes it to be clean and nea' w:tnoutg being stiff and formal. l-e .i!.es freedom in his home. He mus be made to feel thatlno part of 1t Is 10 good for him and tisat he Is of more accouat in his hbuseit.:an company.
 Tha best of husbands may be unae monsE.ative. but- this must in nowss hindef your telling him he is-a good nus, band and father. and no one more than he liEes a little affection shown nm auietiy$where no one secs 1t. Make tt. homesa checgful spot. and to mainta:' the Atmosphere of cheerfrlness hi meal$sAVst le4 prepared to hts tnsts and m tinas 'saYs {Npmap's Life. He will dot Mo als|vGpln Gpln lfFAss enjoys ti'. knowSSdses NtfN eeolbmy and o>'' senseIare rssa fSseepins u tss eg+a' ishnIR&t;gnd tha t ssi,ic N wiilcpve his e4 4pensess and tset4e lS!dA asidd f'' the rjny. day that snas,yS ;aes!s SeaAes V
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
STATE MEDlcoS
Met in Hot Springs Tuesday-f Number of Local Doctors A'seho'


 The Arkansas State Medical society convened in annual session at Hot gnrings Tuesday morning.
 This meeting of the society was to have been held in. Pine Blum put the meeting place was changed on acc punt of the Hotel rrulock sus' .'. pending business fof~repairs. the cltl, zens of the city fearing that the hotel accommodations would not be suf1. . cient care for sthe large number ot rhvs,cians who would be in attend "'9s, 'Tne following gystpn, Q, flns Bluff will attend the HotsSWngstcon' yention: Drs. J: w. Scales, R. c. Thompson, D. B. Luck, Wm. crqtcher' J. W. John. Il j
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08


 This section experienced drop in the temperature Saturday, night which continued over Sunday which, compared with the warm weather which preceded it, and especially that If Friday and Saturday, amounted to almost a blizzard From the Warmest weather of the season the 1tenipera' trre dropped to about 5o degrees anu fires were found necessary Sunday tc prevent actual discomfort rom 'ne weather. The cold weather was accompanies by rain throughout Saturday n'she and Sunday, but the sun shone out bright Monday morning, and the mercury ascended rapidly, until the weather became quite pleasant agaln before noor. \ |. l { l /
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He May Get Back Again.

Did you ever. notice that lonesome look on the face of : Uncle Charlie Veil Of late? Well, it's there, just the same, and is the cause of some wonderment on the part of his friends. Uncle Charlie recently retir. ed from office after having held one for twenty years, and 1t is suggested that this fact may afford the cause of that lonesome expression. 2a
 ! After all, it's hard for an old horse ta leave the harness "Whhe yet the light holds out" etc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
( GRAND EXCURSION
 TO HOT SPRINGS iA SUNDAY, MAY 13. |

Under the auspices of the A. Q. U. w., s1.50 for the round trip. gs.
 Special train with first-class coaches will leave Pine Bluff promptly at s:3o a. m., leave Sheridan at 9:15 a. m., ar rive at Hot Springs at l1:co 3. m.
 Returning will leave Hot Springs al g % D. m., arrive Sheridan 11:15 p. m., arrive Pine Bluff 12:00 o'clock mid night. ~ ''''
 Now is your chance to spend nice cay in Hot Springs. You can find plenty of amusement, such as the os' tr.ch farm. dog kennels, alligator farm, Happy Hollow, balion ascension as Wilmington! park. and various eth CT attractions. n'9''''i'..@ ;. e"'%l,as =
 Arrspgements are, made for plenty. of. coaches, and everybody. buying; a ticket. from the committee will sbe gha'ff'anteed, a'scomfostabie seat ~ Re- .el:.ter' the price, sf.5o 'roand trip.'iisi' .Epy fSEthsF'i inftssf n.tsfi nation ask any of taas oompitsess oom aWho are. MI. J. R.al1 Rein; T; berger, chairman. Mir A. B. Smith. and aAld5, Nr. Tf51ihsss Green.
 GEO. w. THOMAS. G. P. A.
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Died of Smallpox

l.. s. Head, manager of the Sim- mons plantation at Chalmette, died of smallpox Monday morning at II o'clock. MT. Head had been i'll with the disease for some time, but was thought to be recovering, when he suffered a relapse Sunday, thought to be due to the sudden change in the weather, and he died Monday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08

all pulmonary diseases, it's fame has preasd so far that it is now ,guaran- teed by over two thousand of the lead. ing druggists of the country, and especially by us." A. G. Bedell, Drug. gist. +i~='s !. ]. zs.-,4's
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-08
v. {. v, !,

ratANS fwhosae.s a.s N i ntasyntes' him yytpsS nj nj 1Toinn1y 1 may stay home frsEsssclsosssaeUday and to. morrow tell the teacher that you hare two new brothers. Tommy-Wonldn' tt be better to say that have only ene new brother? Then can stay home Il day next week for the other one FlieSende BlatteE
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TURNED OVER TO CITY.

Sewer district No. 5, in the eastern portion of the city, has paid out, and the sewers have been turned over to the city. The commissioners were M. M. Bruce J. A. Frazier and Jack Crowley, and the district redeemed all the bonds within a period of two years.