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Charles C.. Taylor
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CONTINUED FROM FIRST PAGE.

Thelbert T. Lewis
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Robert b. Lee
John M. McKenney
James II. McKenney
George r. Mckinney
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Charles III. McNeal
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Lee o. Towles
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l.. L. Williams
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John r. Webb
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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
Steamer owen billiard.
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sediment or set
ting indicates AZ
unhealthy condi-
ton OF the kid
neyS; if II stains
ycer linen II is
evidence Of kid
ney trouble: toe
frequent desire to
pass II or pain in
the k.(Lr a. ,f--
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic
-EF5ssEsaaZS RAILWAY co.

Hoeahh hiNer Line.
SUMNER srna Schedule. in effect April ss, 1905
Steamer leaves Pier 3. Light street whavS
baltlmore, every Sunday and wednas5..'
,n,ar permitting, Tor Fitchefts and
intermediate landings as follows: anu
leave baltimore u. M. Mia 9.3o n -
FIeeroo "a ~aS, Iipers 3. BLACKWELL $50
q, ,harseys d;I5. Grace Point $40 nyrdton 30
hllmarnock 1:30 0craus S:g5. Chasss 1. -
S S9n creek lO:3O. Cherry Point IL Cricko.
pm. Ni'Shetis ls;i5-
Returning. leaves Fitchctts for Rs,,,r,o.,
firr evarx T landings weather permit
Leave Fitchet1s 2 ~ m. Calls a:;N' CricLo,
| III, ,aih I'D ND, cherry Point 10. .lscksons Creet
nock 1. Grace Point 1910, Byrdton I:,o Ward
,,nes 1;SC, Harveys 2:t5 Election a rim bs IN
s.iS oS S o. MlIa b;sO, Blackwels $3.50 Timers
| morning. ''iinore next
p Steamer leaves Pier B. Light street wharf
baltimore, every Monday ana Tbursda,r'
WcatDer permitting. for Froeport ANA in,aass'
mediate landings. as follows: "N '"'er-
T,oeane Bssl nic . p m, Mia 2:s0 a. m.
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Polnt ., Byrdton 505. Kilnai mock Nil Scrs,,
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Returning, leaves Frcenort fo, p,,.,
aud intermediate landings every WcdnnSSas'v
anu SATURDAY. weather permitting as foil. -.
leave freeport . a m. Bands Il:IO Sfansn
ers d:5o, Green Point 6:i5 Conrn Be 2 Warehnfpe
$3.50, riniis $40 Rua-ks 7:l5 Eiteho,, q, n
s;SV. cricket Hill 9:t5, Cherry Point no. Iarr,
sons creek 1880, Ocran Il noon. KilmarnocL
ESQ p. m, Byldton 1895. Grace Poin1 10 IN
nieeton $40. Timbs 4, ReedviIle l:sG. Mil x
next morning.
This schedule shows the times at which hos,s
ulsy pe expected 10 arrive at AMI depart from
wnarves, but theirarrival or departiI re- ar the
ZINES stated Is not guaranteed nor doas 49,, ,h
company bold itself Responsible for snS aug
ay or any consequences arising thereIrom'
EIelSht received at Baltimore for above
points on sailing days until 4:3O ID m.
wiLIARD THOMSON. Gen. Manager
W. II. BROWN. Agent, Pier g.
L. MURDOCH. Gen. Passenger Agent.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know II.
HOW To Find Our

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and lei it stand twenty-four hours: a
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
CHESAPEAKE STEAMSHIP co.
"CHESAPEAKE LINE.o

CH ESAPEA Il T. LINE.o
ELEGANT PASSENG ER sTEA MERS .AIr-
GuSTA" AND ATLANTA"
For Old Point Comfort and Norfolk Va.
Steamers leave Baltimore daiy fexeene
SUNDAY at 800 p. M. and arrive Old Point
comfort at q q. m. and Norfolk at 7.I5 n m
Where connection is made with 1 he Rail Lines
Tor all points South and Southwest
york RIVER LINE.n
ELEGANT PASSING Err STEAMERs"RAI-
TlNORE" AND "CHARLOTTEn
For West Point and Richmond. Va
steamers leave Baltimore daily (ex, epI SIM
day. at D p. m, aud arrive West Point mt T.3,
a. M. and Richmond at 1925 a. m.
steamers leaving baltimore on Mondays
wednesdays and Fridays. and leaving West
Point on Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturdavs
call at Gloucester Point, g ements and All
monds and steamers leaving Baltimore ON
tuesdays. Thursday 5. aud SATURDAYS and
west Point on Mc ndays Wednesdaxs and
fridays call at Yos ktown and Clay Rank
weather permittiugI
SIkAM%hS LEAVE BALTIMORE FROM
ri ERS IL AND Is LIGHT ST. WUAkF
IhrouHh tickets to all points NAV ma 90
cured. baggaae @ checked and stateroom. rt-
served from the Citv Ticket Offices ia IL RAJ
timore ST.. ARTHU X w. ROBSON. agent. I27
y: baltimore ST.. orthe General Offices 5;al
Lightbt.. baltimore, Md. ~
IKE BEN FOSTER. f.. j. CHISM,
~ Seneral Manager. Gen Passenger A gent
4. ~ McDANNEL. ASS I GenI Pass Agent
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

vine happiness at any cost, as was DIR.
Ken, who afterward became the bish-
op OF Bath and Wells. DIR. Ken at the
time was living in Winchester To
that town came the licentious Charles
IL. of England. with his sinful court.
In this court he brought along the no.
torious and yet beautiful Rahab, Nell
Gwyn. The king babe her occupy the
village rectory while he was there. In
reply DR.. Ken said, Never shall per-
son of the character of Nell Gwyn
lodge under my roof" The court was
Mortified. The church leaders declared
that this Episcopalian priest had sign
ed his ecclesiastical death warrant"
But short time after the bIshopric
OF Bath and Wells became vacant.
The English premier had a long list
Of prominent clergymen which he pre-
sented to the king for the appoint
ment. Charles brushed these names
aside as he said: mo, none OF them
shall have it. What Is the name Of
that little man at Winchester who
would not let Nell Gwyn lodge in his
house? Well. DR. Ken shall have 1t.
1 have resolved that any man who
could be as true TO God as he should
have the next bishopric which fell va
cant IL Ii had been Canterbury ITSELF"
SO as DIR. Ken won his promotion by
his Willingness to commit ecclesiastical
suicide for rights sake God promotes
US when we are willing to surrender
all for him.
If we will first seek him and his
righteousness he promises ali things.
Yea. all good things will be added
unto ms. Then We shall have the tenn
porai necessities supplied. Then we
shall have the Holy Spirits power.
Then we shall have true mental. phys
icai, moral and spiritual development.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

Baltimore, Fred
ER1IS4ifslZISN ericksburg, Nor
--sZ7,sS folk and Rappa-
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

Twist the kaleidoscope little. You
are woman. q society queen. You
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You feel you can converse with any
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-25
Mining Notes.

Secretary August Reeves of the Lower
Mammoth company expects TO visit the
company's properties at Tintic today.
James NJ. Kennedy returned from his
trip to Arizona yesterday morning over
the Salt Lake Route from Los Angeles.
Four cars of ore from Alta, three from
Stockton two from Ophir and two from
Tintic were reported at the Pioneer sam
pier yesterday morning.
d. R. williams, who has the contract
for advancing the tunnel on the hlmDer-
ly Mining cOmpany's property at Gold
Mountain, is up from camp for snort
visit.
-Four cars of ore from Bingham, six
from Tintic, one from Park City, Two
from California and four from Idaho
were released from the Taylor d brun-
ton sampler yesterday.
Alex Goliath. jr, returned yesterday
morning after having inaugurated work
at the California Corona company prop
critics in San Bernardino county, CaHIOr-
MIA. He went down nearly week ago.
Joseph E. Gallagher has resigned the
presidency of the CariSa Mining COM
pany, having disposed of his interests in
the corporation. 1t Is understood here
that an eastern man is to succeed MI
Gallagher, but his name could not be
learned yesterday.
Robert Brown. foreman of the Cen
tennial- Eureka, who also directs the work
at the Tetro. came in from Tintic yes
terday. He states that the Tetro is ex-
pIoring a splendid ledge, but as yet it
is impossible to say that pay ore has been
encountered.
Dick COlburn, who is now in New
York with TEX" Richard financing the
United Ely Copper company, will have
learned by this time that the handsome
residence he was building at Reno and
which was nearly completed when he left
for the east, has been entirely destroyed
by fire. That news reached James L.
Hamilton, the local broker, yesterday
morning
There was some lively skirmshing for
Bingham Standard stock by insiders yes
terday, and this is taken to mean that the
deal which President l.. E. Hubbard is
believed to be concentrating in the east
is on the verge of closing. 1t is posi-
lively known that he is on important bus
mess for the company. but it is impOssi-
BILE to get any one in authority to loosen
LID narticularS as vet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-25
NEW COPPER REGION.
Several Shipping Propositions Being
Developed in Bear Lake Country.

The copper mines of this county have
recently received new life in the way
of extensive improvements, says a Mont
pelier, Ida, correspondent The Bonnie
vile company has taken over the Claire
group and is now pushing work on the
property with good force of men. The
company opened I'D fine body of high
grade ore and will make a shipment to
the Salt Lake smelters in a few days.
The belt never looked better than at
present and the Bonneville people are eX-
pecting to add much more encourage
ment to owners of claims in that section
by their work. They have mapped out
5000 worth of work in the way of
6O0-foot shaft and a large number of
drifts. They have their main shaft down
twenty-five feet now and it will be
pushed as fast as possible until the vein
is cut, when drifting will begin.
Manager Eastman, an old Colorado min
er. says he never saw a better showing
for the amount of work DONE and he is
confident that his property will be in
the market with a carload of high grade
if not all winter. The good showing in
the Claire has caused other owners in
the belt to take hold of their properties
with a determination to put them on
shipping basis as soon as possible.
The Copper King company, who ad-
join the Bonneville on the north, will let
a contract in a few days for the winters
work They have a fine showing also
A tunnel from the bottom of the 75-foOt
shaft will be pushed on until it taps the
lead, where a fine body of ore is ex-
pected to be encountered.
In addition to these two companies it
is expected that the Bonanza company
will begin work on its new shaft, for
which a contract was let some time ago.
Another company has begun work on five
promising claims in the belt, and alto
gether everything is very promising in
Bear Lake mining circles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-25
BACK FROM ELY.
Secretary of Federal Company Tells
What Is Doing.

r. ]. Evans. secretary of the Federal
Ely Copper company, returned from a
several days trip to camp yesterday
morning. He left W. ]. Craig and the
hydraulic engineer on the ground looking
after the company's acquired water
rights and ranch property, some eight
miles north Of Ely. MIR. Evans admitted
that during his trip to camp he had been
able to close a deal for additional ground
but as some of the details had VET to
be arranged. ne did not care to talk
about the proposition.
Work at the company's OpeSty is now
being pushed with vigOr and AIR. Evans
declares that results will foiloy in a
manner that will be gratifying 10 those
who dre interested. The cOmpany's water
rights he considers one of the most val
liable assets of the company, and he ex-
presses the opinion that more THAI one
operating company in the big camp VIII
have to talk to the Federal-Ely company
sooner or later. if they expect 20 make
the ores of their own properties avail.
them anything.
From fifty to seventy people a day are
rolling into Ely now and. as soon as if is
possible to get material and men to han
die it the camp will experience such a
building boom as no new city ever saw
Mr.. Craig is expected to return from
camp during the next day or two.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-11-25
NEW MILL FOR BINGHAM.
Markham GuIch Company Is Now
MAKING Ready to Build.

The site for the new mill to be con-
structed by the Markham Gulch Mill
ing company, at the mouth of Markham
gIlch Bingham, is being cleared, and a
large force of men and teams are at
work eXcavating. The mill is to have q
capacity of 200 tons daily, and will be
equipped with crushers and rolls, jigs
and tables specially adapted to the treat
ment of Red Wing. Utah-ApeX and But
ler-Liberal ores. The mill is being con-
structed under the personal direction of
Superintendent A. j. Orem, jr., and he
expects to have the plant in operation
inside of ninety days.
The Red Wing compressor plant, which
now occupies a portion of the new mill
site, will be torn down, and for the
present, the machinery will be stored
away The Red Wing company has a
larger compressor plant near the mines
in Markham, which has been out of COM
mission for some time, but is now being
put in shape to start up. 1t will be
equipped with electric power and other
improvements will be made.
The tramway which is being built by
the Utah-Apex company for conveying
the orc from the Andy tunnel to the
Revenue ore bins will be completed
about the first of the year, if material
continues to arrive. The nOn-arrival Of
material has greatly delayed work on it,
curtailing shipments from the property
to no small extent. The Utah-ApeX is
shipping about fifty tons a day, but as
soon as the tramway is completed the
daily output will be raised to 200 tons:
The ore bins at the Red Wing are full
of milling ore and about 200 tons of ore
of the same grade is broken down in
the mine. This will be treated at Wall s
mill as soon as coal arrives at the plant.
The company has just purchased TWEEN
ty teams of fine big draft horses. to he
used for hauling ore from the Parvenue
ore bins to the depot until the spur of
the Copper Belt railroad is put in. which
is not likely to occur before spring.