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The Ely miner., 1906-12-14
ANSWER TO PETITION.
Auditor Johnson Of the Iron
Range Replies to Petition.

sAnent the petition sent in by the
merchants of Ely regarding the run
ing time of trains, Auditor Johnson
Of the Duluth and Iron Range has an
swered as follows:
Mr.. A. ]. Thomas,
:. Ely. Minn.,
Dear Sir:-"Yours of December 9TH,
enclosing a petition signed by numer-
Gus merchants of Ely.
There seems to be great deal OF
trouble in arranging G a schedule to ar
rive at, Ely any earlier than our pres
eht arriving time. Before issuing the
time ca;I. efectiYe to day, We. went
The Ely miner., 1906-12-14

A party of stockholders and officers
of the White Iron Lake Iron Com
pany from Duluth and Superior were
in the city last week Thursday and in
company with local stockholders and
other citizens visited the workings of
the company on section 2, 62-l2.
The party arrived on a special car at
tached to the evenings passenger
train and were quartered at the Ex-
change Hotel. In the party were, j..
P. Labrec, Joseph Trndel, Chas. and
Fred Teporten, A. F:Belperche, JOS
eph Laforssln, zRegs Eather !rrigon,
Rev. Father Webber,fA. p. LeSage,
James >Glynn, Nick Pastoret. r. A,
Brooks, Napoleon Grignon. Peter
Grignon, A. d. loyal, Philip Blais,
P. Aubin, A. Lamont, E. o. Olund,
w. II. Sonderman, A. G. Boland.
Ben Vantour. Ernest Sauy, j. w.
Dominique, W. f. Leggett, A. Rob
erts and E. Riopel of Duluth and Sup
erior and r. II. Reynolds of Mil
waukee.
The party drove out to the mine in
the morning and upon arrival at once
inspected the works. The handsome
and substantial new cooking and
sleeping quarters of the company were
first gone over. The new buildings
were found to be of the best and kept
scruplouslY clean, well ventilated and
lighted. At the mine the party in
spected the new engine house, boiler
rooms and shaft and were more than
pleased at what they saw. The new
35-foot shaft house. was .surmounted
by sign reading sssWhite Iron Lake
Iron Company of Duluth and the
Vermillon Range" The shaft house
has not as yet been boarded up and
its skeleton frame lowered as a mon
ument. The party went to the bot
tom of the shaft and each and all col
lected samples and specimens enough
to fill their pockets, The shaft,
stockpile and dump were looked over
and all expressed themselves as very
much. pleased with the manner the
work was conducted and their money
expended.
With one accord the party was Of
the opinion that something besides a
prospect was shown and everybody
seemed satisfied with the manner of
conducting operations. Many
compliments were showered on. the
management for the large amount of
work shown for the money expended.
The assays of ore then being taken
from the bottom of the shaft were
shown, the same having been made
by reputable assayer of Duluth,
The various assays run all the way
from SO to 69sper cent with very
low percentage Of phosphorus. Since
the visit of the stockholders various
assays made by individuals of SAM
piles taken have borne out the above
assays, the latest running SO per cent.
The bottom of the shaft is in ore
and some ten feet of good stuff
has been gone through, At the time
of the visit the shaft had reached a
depth of "a feet and sinking was being
prosecuted as fast as possible. At
present the shaft ISIS feet deep and
a good quality fmerchantable ore is
being hoisted. This is remarkable
considering the drill records did not
show much ore up to the depth of 30C
feet.
Everything about the mine was
thoroughly looked over by the visitors
The Ely miner., 1906-12-14

and many were the questions pro-
pounded to Capt. Nettle and his as
sistants. After the visit to the shaft.
the party again sought the camps
where an elaborate dinner had been
prepared by the chef. The dinner
was more in the nature of a banquet
and it was plainly noticeable that
! the feast for the eyes of the stock
holders at the shaft lad not diminish
ed their appetites one whit. After
all had partaken Of the dellcacies, ad
dresses were made By several of the
party and all the remarks were of "a
congratulatory nature. While all
felt that it was not exactly a mine,
it was nevertheless the opinion that
something good was at hand, and
that mine was mors than a possi-
bility. This would be the natural
opinion of all who have kept tab on
the workings Of the white Iron com
pany. The drill records of the past
three years show something of nat
Il Z
ure tending to encouragement and the
further investment of capital. A
high priced shaft would never have
been begun had the drill not shown
something. Among. the speak ers
were Rev. Father Trigon of Duluth,
Rev. Father Webber of Superior, A.
p. LeSage, j. p. Labrec, w. Il, Leggett
Jos. Trudell and several others.
A prominent member Of the party
was r. Fl. Reynolds of Milwaukee.
who has had considerable experience
in the mining world and who express
ed himself as overly well pleased with
what he saw, saying. he had not ex-
pected near the showing the company
had made. Mr.. Reynolds opinion
goes considerable distance in the
matter.
The party returned tC Ely in time
for the afternoon train to which
their car was attached. Since the
visit here we understand meeting
has been held by the stockholders,
1t is also whispered that the price of
the stock, of which there are only a
few shares Oh the market, has ad-
vanced from 81 to sl.50. Only enough
stock has been disposed of to keep the
work going and those advertising
stock for sale have only few shares
picked up from the party here last
week.
The White Iron Lake Iron Com
pany was organized in 1903 with a
small capital stock. 1t was organized
as development company. Later it
was reorganized into mining COM
pany and the capital stock increased
to s5OO.00O with shares to correspond
having par value of 81 each. When
the reorganization was effected the
company bought the fee of the land
from the owners. paying them in
stock of the company. This deal
was effected on the favorable showing
of the company on the property. the
fee owners being satisfied of the value
of the stock and accepted it instead
Of the royalty under the contract
under which operations were begun.
So confident are the fee ownera OF
the outcome of the work that one
and all have retained their stock al
though several alluring offers have
been made for the same.
The officers of the company ore ].
P. Labrec. president; Joseph Laforten
| vice president; Charles M. Forest,
| Sec.; Joseph TrudeH, Treas; These
| officers with Fred Tepootren, Martin
Sauter, Alfonso LeTourneau and
/ Alex Carey, constitute the first
board Of directors. The location Of
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
Ans 5aurfne.

in 5er Gtrei.is d@ User anuel-
luH1 Don Gonoutisuglu aai gsr Stre-
fcu616n Dat oey S.ootrltb tlein 5eiss
st5sn uH5 iit 1ssri8t NIT Rem &rer-
sien pey SraB5ro a5nseiea flit. in
tommen5eH ,Sdhr o.tisl5eu aui 2 81
MEN an3uHclin.
Ite o0ol1 Bumpers" 6ielten lut
ajer b. "a. arsn 6in}a5, 0a t l9ey
TIRE GearidtEei.CH aui %oiieHtr 5traBe
;m @edaii9csnirum oer Std0t Demon
THIRTEEN un5 5dCurd tjnen 4gillui un0
gertebrs itcduUleH usruridtteu. puT
0eu tie tuE3sy6ano eju9eibonnen. 40t
rem he 5sriprodsu 6aiien. Die Stdot
al 5erldHer, cine i6re Ginpo6He- DUrt
peitgre &uErioyiuae In 4%ufre8uHQ 3u
gsrieBsn. feb man ne Nicer lluien.
Die 8,aueH u1o ,5an3irduen Der
Ct. WarieEs 8emeiros babeR fir ben
IanliagauQsiag sins bd5i6s 6eitlihs
teit, rtr5unoeH nit S6dr3en0erldui
uno Supper, in Der 8emeiRoe6aQe ar
ranJirt.
SIN 8erldufe zines 5treis lui
einem 5an2 ctr am Sdmstdg. Qbeno
in elmer Roroisi.baae itattfanb, er5ieit
Der - Sabre alte gop. Binuop 3
Stifpunoeu. an oeren 5ol5tn er
itar6. sol. Betrds unO 5o6n Rditaa
Die onge6li6en 5bdter. enttameu mad
6bloaao, uuroen 13er bort einlsidn
len un0 Derbditet.
Gsr Ird6tipaunel 80otD S6ap.
uelder I'm Ssptemter bier ourt Be
r.i5runl eires ~itoobaitsn clecttiiheu
9eleuhtun9sbrlbies le%beusldrQlih
oertripptlt nuroe, fat sa9en bic
S~iroBen6a5n AMI $4,000 StaoHsr.
ioB 9etIaQt.
Don Der ct. morier. Stride aus
uuroe am T.. Sonntal bic Inn Qltsr
oon 81 Sobrsu in einem U}i,pautser
60ipitdl Otrtor6eue 5rdu 6mide Use
ser uon 9orIiB sur leBttu Rube 5,itai=
tet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
Aus Ori1knrb.

Jn Der Sdulbaas oey 81. Ulo-
rienz Gtmcinoe iduo am {. 5ouHt01
cine uon zen S6ultjnoern uno rem
Mit9lieoern ots Surgirdusnoertins
8u G6ten ots Sif5srnen 2tmtsiu6is
l1ums hires Uerebrten Seelior1ers,
Re0. Rom0n Gholier oerlnFaltete
Tf0n9 Seller itdtt. 5ei pelder bic 2ie6e
uno 6ohd6tuug. oje Die Witllieoeg
otr 9su. Gsmeiuos i6rem piliftsifrigen
SeeIenbirisu eut5saentglien, in it0Hs
tier Qeiie sum 4usorud t1neu.
Sine rfue 9eieHidai, miro iit
oigitr laae bier oraduiirtn. am init
einem capital BON ejner g}jaion Dbl
lors bic 0aTsrtrait oes 9ei6ti9o-
6luNts bel 0j3b 5aas uno Ao6nious
i{lus ousWbeuien. Dix GeieQihait
6ea6Ij6ti9t. electriide Strait udh
@reen Ban 8eibti5o. Marinttte uuo
Ulenomin5e 81 ljeietn.
0th ben oor GoH9reBmit9.ieo
Gus. $. 8upjoion qend6teu QuQa5en.
Ga3tp iif isint @abtous5d1en ouf
$586.35 6al0aieu.
0urh Stur3 luf tiatm sis6eoed
ten Glrlerreil erltlt Uidth. Utitels.
9oymanu Der Gi5toi6 1runt So.
itliumt inneye &ierlesaEJtu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
anMnne Mtilenee nerlnnnt

I'M cine Itiht uertauilhe fa.b. Stitun1
tin5uiabreu 9tur t9atiBe INTO iuoeyldn,0 ne
Wlduuer, nelte mu Der gaubbtu0lfurln,
cut umgebtH tam. ipegoci aeI5tt solar
ooer S%ommiiioa lc mad Hsbcyongommtu.
9ausrnoe StelluuleH mr. Die r.tbro1t
Seate. A%umeloau5eu nebit Anlabe BON
H%etett13tn, ride man an. "a. 4. 700
al bic columbia.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
=. WSTTEG 3 Co.,
Niaban No nnh nd 2
2ripps su uerFamfm.

Cine tuuli0oa Geltbfltete g8e,nabls.
trtppe aus gRapter mate4. NIT i6onem
am eeInpano 8cnalten 9utsr5yuuo. rao
iabltstbtn uatar3ttrcsea 5igWsu. 3llc5
D%olltaHoIg, TT btIl8 81 uertauita. 9boto.
Brapbte lttBt III Der Cujct DER .6olum5aa
aui. Dan pred. uor eott uortitre: Sol.
Embla OUiet 40. % D}lon Cir. Yal.
mautee, 9Sj6.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
Nime binioe 0ottaoe

58immsr Gotiagt, mis- 6emeut 8lod
BuuoauIent, 98digr, Stptr. Gas Jlcu
nn8eltrl6ea uHo 10 gatem .3GitaHoe. 90
sot. Ertis $500. BsolugungtH $500
Baar, Jtelt mouatlib 9iorbonl;de @fe
"a uno Oaolsg n. Jla6iuiragtn bel u.
btaheu @8ebS 2l3-2T l%BeitUantr Sir.
! Blod n0rolIb Don @rano 2lus.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
aInbere @circib,. nHA srssaPtrnmErt..

ekteaoo. q. goe. msof @iutsrtoei.
sen Kdirnt3. 3.30-S40: Guus6t3 3fg-8 8a.
ollmegpei5eu @eteni& 3.sO-3.9u; sh1ta6ts
812-35e; 8Gfers 2.4Q-2.90: SO. . com
metfoetfen. 1s-Sici go. 8 Sommerioei5cn,
SIS lec; 70. 2 roies. TS-7Stbc, SO. >
as6ts 441at 9lu. 2 aelber. 4IIAc: 10. . safer.
$50, 8eu . petser. 354-36Ac: Ro. 3 nefSer
81 35e So9aen. 8+-64iac. THtteraevie..;
ghte bis Hidlter1usieie. AS-a3C: Eo. I S4ufss
lslicn III, alo. 1 4-orthpeiicrn. ItQ: Sim9s
i39fomcn $50 aleB.9orL 1925: snmas sro
ltC ktlno gOiM. Short Fi5 Sioes. 500
s62i9; Sbcri &lear Sjoes s.37L-s58-
GSgsicn. 129, a,se'aWeH 13 20.
&C. -. svse -.s-sn ne. EEe
ter I6A-96e; sio baxter -3-741ze g3ais
sc 2 si-45kc Sairr - ne. . vei.
Ser S4Ec
RinneapoIiz "a. Eou. @sism-Rr5.
ben 20 : edticf. S47sc. go. ! MDrtheru
81 %c; 80 2 9~l1riHesn 1876. Mebl S5rft
GiearS 325-355t Setono. 240--2 60: Sira
8atcut5. 4So-44o. secono @Gterts. 4.i5-
425.
2Rlutb. - gloe ssstssa - gs. 1 Hor4
500; 6aagcn - 59c. Bfrffr - sQ-4ar-
kaEfuS Gifs "a aoe. 2atiSen - SO.
31tier 70 2 yotcc. T-72Ne
Wais ~ Be. 2 acuiihier sS-3sL- safrr
- ~. 2 '1cIgg. s2%-S3s.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

.EbteoGo. "a. Stop. @inbuie6 auFibe
500; Aecpes, 4o0-7.40; 5tibe uno Settlers,
1~.3o-4sJt Siaffrs uIo Seeocrs. 2.60-4.50:
2er1Hs. 3.15-t to- H6i5cr 5.O0-7.50.
S1ipttue. ..1ugr 10000. @emifhte un0
guiHer5. 90-t33 guie idmere. 6f0-6.SO;
aou8b, 20. lej1te. 5.90-6.221z; 8isg,
$4,000. 0ulf. G.o0-G.20.
SAafe, 9niulr $500 - 3.25-5.70; 2dms
mer, A.50-1.10.
-8aufoS Gftb. "a Sob. aiubvieb-gee1.
Gticre A25- G75s aIbe uno Settlers. 200
625; 5tot15 nno 6eeoers, 2.6o-4.75; adI
ehweipe. 9uR. 6.i2A-G.2O; aa6ers.
610-G22k.
emof,. - 465-575: 0dmmer. 8oO-74o.
eli. gents p. 9}ob. 6inouieb - Beet.
Stcre. 2t-7.00; Stoder5 uno Seeoers. 200
-.50; 0iibc MD settlers, 2.5O-525.
Sdnpfiuc - 8ia8. 6SQ-615; 8aders, 500
S3f1. iAuere. e05-G20.
ehair. ~ 80o-525; Qdmmsr, A00-7oo.
omaha. %. 9lqb. 3~iiRopich - @eefsGttere,
R70-e00: Siibe uilo 6eiiers. 2.00-4b0;
Gin9ers uHo 6eepers, 2s0-4.s3. 6dIber. 500
GOO.
emmeiue. ~ Huf. G00-6iO.
Saaie. 4.50-600; 06mmer. 6.50-T.&o.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

0LiANlNItDVlulN W. tD
geeolts plullitdt. 1896.
Ueitcre Wa5l5erihte ergeben.
odb 6n. ". Cooper (Jfep) 9ertreter
pes J.. Gor9uBositricts. 7418 Slim
men Uiebrbsit erGieIi, Die Ue6r6eit
pon .5cbn 3. Sid (Rtp.) in Z. Iifrict
i3ttrdlt Ill .2G3, bic upn 5aa. 81 Ia
oioioH CRtp.) m s, Iirrtt 1882 uro
biz Bca Sc6H s.. 5tntins CRep.) i'm
II. Eiitrict adr 1856 I'm. i. G1rD
G9ep) in 4. Gitric. bat cine Me6rbeit
ooH 3,472 uno Ism. s. Stoiioro
(llep) in 5. Iiitrict 5.078.
8ou5. D1oioion Cat Dem Rad
lab RES liir3ljh reritortentn 4npdlts
s.. u. GtDnouttb $500 5a3tipyohen
ais 3ei3obluu8 iiir ieiue IieHfe lei
Gerfehtuu9 Ter GiieubahHteuerpros
Gene. gdDn0ust5 bate 5creits So.
500 ais 1|6Gil5ablml uuo tur5 Dor
ieinem 1ooe tiut 9tetmIng fir pei.ere
$27 800 ejnQtreift, IL CdB ieine 0es
mountaineering iih auT $4,000 be-
lauign 6ati5. Eurh bic 8epiaj9uHQ
ots eiouDerHeuys bat ct jeBt $4,000
0e0,ten Nan Qilu6t obsr cap 5rdu
GfDHouetb Die Gsljoldtur in i6rer
natit Sibuul dnltben piro. i6r bic
1tauipyp1te Summt in poQ }u 0epil
liNn.
Rad elmer 9sl0nntmlbun8 Osr
Nderboui6ult oer StdatsuuiNrit1t
IN Ulabi ON neroen inter Quiitt
Der 9luitllt an iolleusen Gattn uuo
9rtid1ittu oes Staates Farmers
SHiin,te" oqebalteu petoeu: H..
tia II. December. GaIt 5armtnltou.
@poonlr, 85jutlanoer is. Ia,
@rlntsbgrl, 6lpparo. J~omu6lpt.
lS.-l9.. 0ones. Butcher. Gurems
5ur3 20.-21.. anti9o. Goltmln.
9uiiels, So. 5duaar, Gopninl.
Itsr 9ari. Staultn; 1O.-11.. 6eiet,
&iasr 6d1s, 4rtoniap; 15.-16..
Gjsufl Ri1 2dte, Uarrene, ~. bis
is. Bright Gc3ar Monoopi; %.
%, Ultucoro. 6jrton. @ot10m; "a
%, Soon 9llen. independence. Spi-
6iers @roUe; %. 30. golomd Sta
tion. " mott, UsplureQa; 81, 6rienos
ibip. 4etooil. 9lad @reet. 12.-13.
8t5rulr. Gplum5us. %2olanoile,
Nudiau; l4.-15., Crioro, Momi
sores. ainqiton; 19. 20. 9ttoit.
Go5b. Montice0o. 2t.-22., Station.
2dntdittr. @rlt'ot %. 81. Sodion,
Sopn Sitay SAFE. 6onton; Is.
NrmitrorI 1enmayt 6rlHtIju. o.
g. mars, 8ome. Gohsiter. Somjrd,
rs. Nllea, paris. Gecdrbur5.
8ti elmer GrpIofion puroe 5,l.
renee gu1od. Wljjllieo c;r R~Sr6trfirs
ma 9aaod &c Selis. iblimm c5r.
5JdGrt.
Yer noh uitt % 3a6r; alt,
9soHc.srt Nlru Njl3Jr ir S1Hess
otIlt asiE@ in tin,m 4uioae 1on
Strtrmath 5slbImoro.
Su GAtppepa Salts fuhy
p1trero e,uee 1jdsta 9ts5t.. tjUErtrl
aitef}g9 ltl.r eiutu 1ui oem &lbn63i
fatffsJGmdBjl t0.UHosn @Jttr3gA IN
egiitn Gatu'e Ft 10 8eUcHen otidu.
eeH. Bon olien paroe 66as. Quinn.
.ta &ataftsyt,itn12r das 9EjroEa.
lH ser sls st,6ottt 0}lyr S&dh.
,a ans Ghjprtud SAILS 10 icnuer yer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
wlauHIt2e Al. gss,bums giosnt1
nrluMt-

ssh inmeu ul6lI8e otH3thc Fatbpf,ibe
agcnten tH iebCrO uAba't ben Ser. Stsot,r
2segsH uGbere 9lusiu e lhgctbt man an
Stc. Caus. 6 1tute 81. Aep gotf. "a.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
gRbmdrHe.
plirmnnFe, TIsbmara

e6ncine. anfusr 1900: msarft uteoriasr
Seidte. o05-6t5; mitflere bis ibuere. 6.O5-
500 i9Dere &ader8, 5.s5-6.O0; @Dugb. SEQ
-576.
Ame1teb. - eufIbr -. Wldrft fietis. Butt
Gers Steers. f050-13OO Qfunb, 466-525.
g5O-f059 &funo. 9.75-4.25; 6etlerg. aep5bns
Itde. 2.40-3.00; cute, $500; ai6e, PTS
So Gunuers, I 25-2OO; Cutters, POO -
2 30; Suaeu 2.40-2.75; 8ut3crs 3.0O-3.60s
s6ais. 9uigbr 500. W2arIt fistio.
S0aie. 3.O0-5.00i GdHlH,er. 5.00-7.25.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

g9a8 man lie5t. oas 9laa5t man! 81
iabtunB m bic bette ytbgmaite,iu! 4er
fJblt oaB rteumatiihe Sbm:gleu @ttt
@l;eougctFeu ootC aHoers bard Srfil.und
beroer4traicne Shmer5ei nab Dem Ge
br0gd uou .}ln'cr Botu 81 pelera rcr
ihuluoeR. Der utyo Damn aab. uit 10 pes
Il 4noey5 8I0ibea uuo irob lem, oaB at
uoIid oa5 teb,e N}tiel 0efunoen bat.
gtug % cts Il. 90 CTS, DE STA DE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
Narm AZ permietben,

100 9lder 5arm iH autem 3uitano, 9
Dlttlsn iioli6 Don WlUautee 1T unier
portbei lbafteu 8eoiHgan8eu 3t bernie
lben. gia6suirdgea ~ 399 3 aUs. Dill
pautse, Ujs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
aarm IA rtrmtethen.

gis 8um Didr3 1907 enc Der btitbe
iitateH 6arusH tn ilbli6eu @scoEliu.
30 CUTE Riihe. 6Dentusl mlros ib aud
Eiusu guteU 6armgr init ? oogr 3 Goburu
nut eigenc YleAuuuG duiigllgi. Dan aOs
teilite y. .. Moore. gafe @eHtua, isis.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

-~~-sss 40vEtt AroIus, 1SA-19hc1
goun9 Anlcrtc15. t3h-13%c; 2tHburaer, e.
101hc: Hrtd. Csc.
Gtgr. - 22-26c.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02
gtawaHtee grObniteuprefIa
EI,iih nrh @drhn.r.

emWsiae. - GeTNlanteie- auseefuate Iefhts
CSC; f4uae eare. 6-6hc.
Ndatmer. 5rabtabrs 9dmmer NIT SEN
per Sumo. aus6eiuate pig iaHeg. 8a s-16s.
@iuHo. 6k-lc; 75-90 Giune. 7h-sr: 20
10 eiuuo. s5c; EXTRA tuHc1. SC; s5-150
@t4ua mG8er mo Iet9t Sc.
9tUruacs CeiitasI. - 6lbner. 6enneR, az
7h-Sc: Gle Gabne. &c; SprtHGcrs Y na3
Der @rcbe, Per Sumo h-sAac. @nteu $40.
Gur,f95 Haecre, 1o-11e; inHge Curriers'. 15e;
GdUts Ger ZuGeH1s i@nere NH 6eoerH. IS 90
-i0.0os oo- pcr 2utcae ueinere HHS Geruplie,
s5o7-GCO %.
saabsn e.Bsnas 2ateub ss-soe: TOTE.
75c-sf.oo.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS
SesucH. St.45-f-50 per gHibel fhr ous
rernalic. hlHCfarnCric 8d1es; miitelmdBiQe.
Be- Si.25-f40; Gctebit msaefpdbite. sI25-
@iuno. sl.5o-475; @eo sioHCo. b. $50
sisarr-saas. Qaa cuaIfiat, gfuns. 2s-
-9s blrill 25-27c reg &laHo 5ts ~ 29e.
cuhuEi5eumcbi- 9unoert @tuHo. S255-
ssru. - asrsH4e is.us faetHIas. 800
To5ilis. si.t6-2o; es3t per SAB bon 80
SaSt, auTss No : hirim,s isH-tsn,
a. life, ,Re 2 30. 1o2tOie: aaEs.
sle q. bette f5E-15EG 10. q 1sE =
'4Ac: #elt5 25-9oe -per 2fune ifr- o6sts
tr&tter SeiIag ron @eaF on le5em Beia.
rSa. - eu~sQepa5ite5 Ltmuihb. sil.B0
1907, Gfce mo qeuii tie5. Sf0.0O-19BO: on
t13E0-1zeQ; go. i. 81 1.b0-f250; 70.
. ~Si0DU-ffQ0: &tsCcufn 8rdirie. SSH
$50. El{Eeu S6E0-7.Oe.
pasicu 9tg 9orier. pcr 8furb. z0-2ss.
9aof1 1b-fsC.
esris. - geuer. g9a5gr. uusasirdhIser bhs
<sch IN f.Bfune eIti1nsu psr atuns net
f5-fsc; ouuler. f3-14es mfseFIaHener,
Sc.
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@FtrttuA. - EuctieTt 0Ef per NaHs go
81 ~ bic E11cne EE fcrfine Eefhlers Rsrs
Giren- - E-gacu. cer Eunue. cuf BEN Ue
Er-it-u. b.. s400-4b0.
z1ta = sgm1 Sc. 1 roHs. QfraS sn g.
Eoie diff 20. 2E5f
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8rouiiioueu. ~ Riebriaer. mehporf "a 81.
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zen. 1l& -12Ac S4uiieru. 8A-sEe; @lifieb
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Gie gtluBpreiie br Rrobenmdrffe tn sFiI.
paufee ifr haoHlngerHoe Rorsn firm RTE faIat
30. / &crtbcru S1-s2c. Wo. Q Gorfberr. r.
sic; &c. 3 Sprjne 7G-77c: Gtan0urb gcfte
@lais, 45-46Mc. STANDARD Safer. 8al-S5e.
Etc obtaen umldse TIM n0f Nrlefes 5fItgels
TEN 9Gtt1 Commercial 2sttcr bedrbeitet
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q cs1> d'dosr psro aus eirsn
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Butter, Gier unO Sale.
gliImnnrr, Wnrsf.

entitr. anfatr 2102s Efurb. M,arft fen.
4reanefq eru1 2st; SirIts 25-2Cc. Escs
sno@. 2S-2tr AeipDait5 21u-22c- E1ira.
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tet, Gmerielu SIM Grer7 Side. Grid 10-
I5A4c' StmANrQcg. 7-fics Snuei4er. Ste.
0ter, ~ aHfubr $50 aiYtgr. Qg7rft fef. =
6rii4e s5-2ac: SetoHos. 15-t7c.
aHeere 9lateretmdrfie.
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8erfi6erungstom I.
6surD \. gleuers, Dem. 1914
Giueoln Q%6ra5am Prob. STAT
Sec. IS. 8eeole, REP. $50. .l77,OSO
%. 70. 8iitorius, g. J. 24,235
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im perfanfem.

Got mite 0auisru Erei3 81 100. gldhs
nirageH tm Ouuirbauie No. 492 4 2lue.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

Der 9uu3e GeI6aftst6eil Don Sails
brdnnte nieoer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-02

.306n g. GIdpton. Nro6. 49,. SIT
s5lgfs u. 5rsar, 8eD. .178.605
Is. U. S8mioi. &. =. 24,408
ai5ect Ucug Cos. ga5or.. 45S
5srlplittUt .,......... II
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81aHmtDutum .52OOt3
I~eptoioR's Rtur6litlt 80,247
sur 0ttcgp0perneur:
Midoa Il. 8.tnsb. 1eal .l04. 1872
Augaf y. 6s9laBpt, qroH. 1857
0laiam 2. Gonnor, 85p. 1886
Wm. 8aufmauH. z 2. -.. 24.9tO
Soon 8isrtboler csc. ga5oy. 49l
Detip4Iliert - IL
Geinmmt0ptm .... .3l3.365
sir Gtaot5fetretdr:
Glarence s. Jlost G1m. =. .10O180.
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MnrRtbPrtG1I~
VereOe uaO gtebL
phIwaufesr sylartt.

@eiisn, = 1ermine Karen niuieer. Geseui,
oet lploB 431sc; Mlat 76tc. Broben bel l9
SaF9 Aniubr uuoeraHoert. Inmate. 80. /
ssottpern-2 0ars S1at. 30. 2 gkoribern - /
Sat eOtc; 3 Do. SOC; / 90. 79sc: 8 ou. 7gc: / %.
feStc 1 90. 7s4c. SO. 3 Surum-t Gar 635c.
i1loe 2Ac. Wa5 483c. grober Bel 3 S9rs
SlliI2t Hieoriger. umidse. go. 81 Car &8se.
1 o. 46e. yteuer aelber-I Gar 44c.
9etpt. Set 5s 0ars 4nfubu iteiia. ilms
la9e StaHoGro-I car 65c. @rtrd DO. 81
var 56e; 1 90. sac. 3 30. 52c; 1 s.. sic: S 90,
9uci 3 DO. 400; ] DO. 45ic; 1 90. 4sc. / So. 50Bc.
yto. IS Gars ace: 8 81. 4Sc: 8 Is 47e: s S..
9o. Al Car 46c: 1 Go. 44c.
ar9gtu, Sci s GGrs Iuiubr unDerdu6ert.
Hliiabe; gso. IL GGr 705c; i So. zoe.
paicr. - Bel p Cars Gufu9r ptuieer. -
lllGRe: 20 5 melBer-1 Gar 34c: 1 90. S3%r:
3 %. $3.50; 4 DO. $50. 30. 4 lueiscr-I gar s3tc:
1 o. $50: 1 oo. 323t; DO. Sc.
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gtuut z%1tsenlrItm.

~ 1a6 ZEN rem stats ietftidT 3ta
gegon9engr oclhdn1issn Aag.aria-
ten Iae * asr lseten SsaatsDatt fur
bic per ie6sHeu @dnololteH iol8eHoe
SsiameH aoge8s6eH DoreeH:
Tur0 puoerneur:
sSobH u. 4plDoro. Gem. 103,3l1
&pbraim 9. @atou, 8rol. 8,2ll
syames 8. Daoi5ioR 8ep. 1879, 558
IS. R. @abloro, &. }. "a 437
Ole :. Roiaas, Soc. 2l5og. ass
3sriplittert ........... 81
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-05-18
WHOLESALE TO CONSUMERS.

Extra fancy Florida Pineapples,
largest size, each. h........... 15c
Good size Pineapples, 3 for. .25c
Large consignment of Fancy Ar
kansas Strawberries which we
will sell at lowest market
: prices. ..... S..
Good Lemons, per dozen. ..... .15c
Green Onions or Radishes, 6
punches for ...............::5 Sc
Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, Glib. bkt 55c
Fresh Pieplant, z lbs for. Sc
Fresh Spinach, per peck. Sc
Fresh Cucumbers, each. 3c-5o
Butter-A. NJ. R. brand. finest
creamery butter made, 5-lb jar
for .......... S1.O5
Brick Cheese, very fancy, by the
brick, per pound. :......1 1Oc
Egg 3 plxgs for. zoe
Best Rolled Oats, 10 lbs for. 600
Eggs, strictly fresh, per dozen. .l5c
Wolpert's or Sunlight Best Pat.
ent Flour, 9S-lb sack. S2.I5
Pure Graham Flour, 1O-lb sack 2Ic
Sugar, Best Granulated, 10O-lb -
sack ..':,...:.......... .$4.
Light or Dark Brown Sugar.,
lbs for ..............:.. ..S1.OO
Diamond c Soap, 100 bars in box,
per box ........... .;sssssSh2..4O
25 bars for SIC
Wool Soap, 3 large bars for. .2Oc
2O-Mule Team Borax, large pkg 1Oe
Washing Soda, 8 lbs for. ...-1Oc
Ammonia or Bluing, q qt bots. 25c
Extracts-12 pint bottle Vanilla
j or Lemon, our own make, quail
ity guaranteed .25c
Crackers and Wafers-Any 10c
pkg ard any two sc pkgs for l5c
Best Shredded Cocoanut, 9 lbs Csc
Leg Of Lamb, per lb. ......... .l5c
3 Best Rib Roast Beef, lb. Sc Sc
] BoncIess Rump Pot Roast, b.. &c
1 Boneless Corned Beef, per lb. .7c
Whole Goldfish, per lb. Sc
4. Mackerel for. .25c
12-lb keg Holland Herring $50
Il 3 lbs Red Hots for. .25c
Veal Roast, per lb. .lOc
Leg or Loin Veal, per lb. 80. .12hc G
B g lbs Salt Pork for. ....... .25c
1 Best Sugar Cured Hams, lb. 49, G
/ Special Attention paid to City and
Z Country Orders.