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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-01
SWELL sUsPeNDeR BUCKLES
Jewel. Mounted Braces" for which
Extremely High Prices
Are Paid.

For men who. In the way OF braces.
like something rather more elaborate
than galluses Of homespun. such ~
lately were presented To Speaker Can.
non. there are provided gold mounted
suspenderS. and these can be had In a
variety OF styles and mountIngs.
The web OF the gold mounted sus-
penders In. OF course. OF silk. and for
the most part OF white silk, but they
can be had In any color desired.
Some OF the gold nountings are ex-
tremely simple. The gold buckles and
end pieces on some OF the smooth mar
row hard finished webs, for instance.
are as plain as the white metal littlngs
on pair OF suspenders that would
cost 30 cents.
Others have buckles that are some
what larger and more ornamental in
shape, and either embossed or en-
graved with a pattern. Some OF these
are set with small sapphires and some
with diamonds.
These gold suspender buckles are
made Of IA karat gold, so that they
will withstand wear, for II is not the
custom Of men who wear suspenders OF
this sort, when the webs wear out to
toss them into the scrap basket. Wien
the webs wear out the wearer takes
the suspenders back to the jeweller
and has the good BUCKLES mounted on
new silk webs.
Gold mounted suspenders can be
found in stock at prices ranging from
$50 to $120 a pair. Those perfectly
plain, simple suspenders, with the sim
pie plain gold buckles, cost s3S.
pair of sapphires set in the buckles
cost sos, and another pair with eight
small diamonds in the buckles cost
s12O.
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The Original

Foley & Co., Chicago, originated
Honey md Tar as throat and lung
remedy and on account of the great
merit and popularity OF Foley's Hon
ey and Tar many limitations are offer
ed for he genuine. These worthle s
limitations have similar sounding
names Beware of them. The genu
inc Foley's Honey and Tar is in a vel.
low package. Ask for it and refuse
any substitute. 1t Is the best remedy
for coughs and colds. Sod by B A
Ouinlau.
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A WONDER WORKER
MARVELLOUS DISCOVERY ron
the CURE or ALL FORMS
or CONSTIPATION - NOT
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DOSE UNTIL CURED.

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tine VELVET WORKER"

This new discovery il in small tablets.
ensil, taken, and they are packed IN
watch. shape bottles which Ct the vest
pocket. The tablet is mild. all vegetable.
never gripcs or Injuries the most delicate
organs. But II does the work So ma.
turally and soothingly they stimulate
and regulate and strengthen that they
have been nicknamed The Little Velvet
Workers"
Don. shuttle along with thisgreat bur.
deni Be healthy, be strong, be happy.
Read our offer:
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I'M nonE. InG lfss."

The more you take The iess you need
snti you need none-fof you arc cured.
Ny effort al along was 20 avoid the evil
of the ordinary remedy which pamp,fs
organs already weak and 80 makes the
patient slave 60 the pill Remember
Nature erpcc,s every organ 20 do ito
duty"
Physicians have long recognized the
fact that constipation - at th, bottom
u nearly every disea. IL saps all energy.
and makes tie buro,s: 4 opens the
doors TO all evil germs and makes the
body too weak to resist them.
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II u p;

To any reader who sends rs his or her
name and address with FIVE stamps to
cover postage expenses, we will at once
mail full-size 25cent bottle of Chases
Tablets, the worker tina,
cures. Not a sample, mind. full-sizs
2J.ccnt bottle. Let as prove it to you
Write to-day, addressing Chase Mfg Co..
N. Y.
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A Gu.r.ut, . aCur, ForP,,e.

Itching, blind. bleeding or protrudlng piles
Druggists refund money II PAzO OINTMENT
standing 10 9 to IA days. First application
gives ~ase and rest. soc II your druggist has
Mt II send 900 In stamps and II will be forward
I'd postpaid W Paris Medicine o., ST Loui
Ne,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-01
GEO. F. HEATH
Teachers Examinations
INV srREEr

Public examinations for the
GET titicatiou OF teachers will be
held rs follows:
At Bennington in school
house on School street, Monday
and Tuesday. March 26 and
~; Readsl,oro, Wednesday
and Thursday. March q and
20; Manchester Center, Friday
aud Saturday, March 30and 81
ALBERT w. VARNEY,
Examiner.
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Where Dishonor Lies.

Reggie (insinuatingly)-Tell me
Muriel, do you consider that it's dishon
orable in chap to steal kiss from t
girl?
Muriel-Yes, II he is caught doing II
by a third party.--N. Y. Times.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-01
Irrsssivs Caution

Mabel. dear. uoat yoa Eivs nc jusi
cue little
stop q minute. George must taxi
the parrot out &c. There. George -
Chicago Tribune
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-01

For a mild easy action OF the bowels
q single dose of Doan's Regulets is
enough. Treatment cures habitual
constipation. rs cents a box. Ask
your druggist for them,
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A Slam.

Miss Thin-Im going to send Mr.. Mil
lions picture Of myself In evening dress
for valentine.
Miss Cutung-oh, what makes you
send him q comicS-bstrcit Free Press,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
THE NEVADA FRAUDS

he San Francisco Examiner articles of Tuesday exploiting socaIed frauds
In the location of mining claims in Nevada, is much to be deplmed and con-
demne n Examiner, like IL the Hearst papers, is always striving after the
sensational and a story goes if it is a good one, irrespective of its truth or
accuracy, n the interests it affects. So far as the article in question may have
a tendency to conteracta any evils are abate any abuses, well and good. But full
OF Measurements and demonstrations as it is the article cannot fail to have \
bhghtng effect upon this and other Southern Nevada camps as it is calculated
70 arouse suspicion In the public mnd a to he validity of titles in the various
districts n casts shadow upon the honesty OF the men who are behind the
mining industry Of the state
Tt is not altogether improbable that there are parts of the state in which
U $ deputy mineral surveyors have INDUCED in illegal practices, and there
might be Isolated cases in Goldfad, but they are few indeed. The Red TOP case
which was exploited in the Examiner is not n of them certainly, and if other
casss being investigated have no better leg to stand on than this one,t the I'M
Red Top has Teen brought n question in the public mind, and to the dscredit
and injury Of the entire district.
Il, as las been suggested, and with reason the Red Top vas brought befoe
me m1aFaton through motives OF retaliation for real pr fancied grievances of
an hGlVuaua, with thu hpe OF getting even,' the investigating committee and
the san francisco Examiner are in mighty poor business contributing to such a
scheme.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
THE WEEKS DEVELOPMENTS

There were at least two important developments in the aodfeld district
wal the strike of cinnabar, made ain the remote northeast and the other the
strike N thu property Of the Rochester Gold Mining company, oerf FIVE miles
directly east of the town of Goldfeld.
The strike # cinnabar in large deposits is of the most notable develop
monts N The history of Goldfeld. Nothing las occurred since IN earliest dis
coveies of greater significance, as it not only add tremendously 10 our mineral
possibilities but shows the prodiganty Of nature in dealing with this district n
diversified forms innabar is ne of the rarest and mostp precious If metals. In its
commercial form it is known as mercury, or quick silver. The mines are most
profitable The product brings s11 per unit and is extracted from the ore by
are cnnabar-far surprising her gold mines in dividends. And now that one
cinnabar mine has beend discovered in this district, there is reason to suppose that
others will be found, all Of which will contribute much to the growing greatness
of GoldfeId.
The location of tisst strike and that of the Rochester must be considered as
important. They are both in the remote eastern section, miles beyond any here
tofoe discovered mines The cnnabar strike is three miles north and five miles
east # the town of Goldfeld, and two miles east of the Black Buttes, extending
the district in the northeastaly district tic that extent.
The strike on the Rochester is five miles east of the town of Goldfeld, and
two and half miles east of the nearest producer, and in a country heretofore
tabooed as barren of results. This is SO nearly like the ore Of the Florence
mine that few can distinguish the difference. Should the east end, thu home
of he wildcats produce another Florence, all would be forgiven, and
the term wildcat be stricken from or lexicon.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30

CHANGE IN THE LAND OFFICE

Louis J COIN has been appointed register of the land Office at Carson City
and Earl w. fremont receiver fol thu SAM office, and the gentlemen have as
sumed their duties. They succeed o. H. Gallup, register, and Captain Hail.
receiver
This Office has had a great deal of business with the land Office at Carson
more especially with the registers department, and it is with regret that we
sever suhp pleasant business relations as were sustained between Register Gallup
and ourselves. Mr.. Gallup has held the Office OF register for twenty years., and
during this entire time, not a breath of scandal has attached to his admimistra-
tin. He vas conscientious faithful and competent and always oblgng, and no
n in the U. 5. Land department had a better knowledge of the duties of his
Office. Both the gentlemen leave their Offices with a clean record and the respect
of the people of the entire state. Their successors, Messrs cohn and fremont
They were recommended by Senator Nixon, which is a guarantee that they ire
reputable and capable gentlemen. We trust that the relations heretofore ss
tanned by this Office with the land department will be as pleasant under te new
regime as under the old.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
+ = = + - j ! /.
i NO CHANGE IN PLANS .
j. OF LAS VEGAS ROAD !

= Within a few days after ]. Ross I;
j. Clark and c. o.. Whittemore, gen. ]
+ eral manager and superintendent, 1
+ respectively, of the Tonopah & !
+ Las Vegas railroad building north 4
= from Las Vegas, had visited Gold 4
+ field on q tour of inspection, a !
+ story vas sent out from Salt Lake j
: announcing that Senator Clark a I
= completed financial arrangements 4
J. and would continue the road from i
Z Rhyolite, in Bullfrog district, to 1
= Goldheld n Tonopah without I
= cessation. The story was given i
= wide publicity. and seized upon I
J. with avidity by other local papers. !
! A wire was sent to C. o. White I
Z more at Salt Lake, by The Gold I
+ field News, which ELECTED the fol- 1
J. lowing response: !
= Salt Lake, March 81. I
= The Goldheld News, Goldfeld: 4
= o wire of this date received. 4
= No change in plans since visit of :
= Mr.. j.. Ross Clark last week. =
! c. Q. WHITTEMORE. !
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
SALVATION ARMY WILL
GIVE ENTERTAINMENT

The local corps of the Salvation Army
will give an entertainment in Ladies'
Aid hall on the evening of April 8. Ad-
mission is so cents and the proceeds are
to be devoted to slum and rescue work.
Following is the program:
Living pictures: Scene THE
D~runkard's Home, Scene 2-They Killed
the Cat. Scene 3-The Saved Drunkards.
Scene 4-The Day Nursery. Scene g.
The Girl in the Stun Dive. Scene "a
Work Room of a RESCUE Home. Scene
only a Tramp.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
THE NEW ST. FRANCIS

The Vendome hotel, on South Main
street has changed hands and is now
known as the st. Francis. The hotel
has been thoroughly renovated and re-
furnished and now affords the most
comfortable and luxurious appoint
ments of any place in the city. The
location is central, being neal the bust
ness center, and convenient to all the
best restaurants. Every attention is
given to the comfort of guests. Prices
reasonable.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
MAKERS OF MINES

Gohfed and other Southern Nevada camps, having proven their worth as
rich and permanent reproducing districts ire nw beginning to attract the
attention OF mining men CT the greatest prominence, an a new era seems to be
dawning when mining on the vMtesE scale will be prosecuted by mel who have
made he great mines of this and other countries
Schwab, Newhouse, Clark and others were only the pioneers among the mining
kings and many equally prominent are following close in their wake. Only this
week Goldfeld was visited by such men rs @. P. Poey. one of the big operators
of the country. He was accompanied by w. H. Brevoort, equally well known in
the mining world. These men represent a group which has operated in Colorado.
Utah, Idaho and Arizona, and have dealt in millions They are among the great
mine makers Of the western hemisphere, and the fact that they have already
begun to invest heavily in mines of this camp, augus great things or the
future for these men mine.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
NEW BROKERAGE FIRM

Wells Morton, formerly with the
Wells-Fargo Nevada National bank at
San Francisco, and more recently with
the Nye & Ormsby County bank, and
Fred G. Cox, for the past year con-
nected in a responsible capacity with G..
S. Johnson & Co, of this city, have
a partnership in the brokerage
business and will open a brokerage Of
fee in a day or two. They will act as
fiscal agents for the Manhattan Jumbo.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30

"a. d'A., Castle Dale, Utah--Popula-
ton of Goldheld, 5000. About 10
physicians. Bullfrog town has become
d~epopulated, the whole town moving t.
Rhyolite, two miles distant, where there
is a better TOWNSHIP. which will shortly
be reached by rail. bout 5000 popula-
tion.
A. T.. warner, n. H.-Goldfeld Ma
donna has a magnificent acreage in the
southern portion of the camp. II is be-
ing developed energetically by a force
of 10 men, and assays were received
this week OF from SIS to $40 clear
across a 4-foot vein. The Heart of
Goldheld is working continuously on the
Midnight claim In the D~iamondfield re-
gion. Down 100 feet. but not working
below the 5O-foot level because of
water. Some ore has been encountered
but not in shipping quantities.
H. T.. g., New york.-There are much
better buys at the price than the stock
you name. Know nothing of the man
agement of the company. Their office
seems to be in New York. Their adver-
Using does not entirely conform to the
facts in several notable respects.
T.. ]. r., TellEride.-Goldheld Hub
owns. among other property, the Bee
Fraction, splendidly located, between
the Florence and Atlanta roups oc-
cupying a portion of the elevation
caused by a great blow out. Several
sets OF leasers are at work, and there is
ore all around. Whether the Bee Frac-
ton will get it is another question.
The Ieasers at work there, evidently
think there is ore there. We express no
- -vA~kn ~ fhA 0tnpk
w. J.. r, San Francisco.-Conqueror
is Differed by the best known operators
in the camp, among them, George Wing
field, Senator Nixon and others. The
ground almost directly east of the
Sandstone property, and very near.
Conqueror ground is being worked by
l~essees. There is one incline shaft
down to a depth of 60 feet. Shipping
ore has been encountered, but not in
quantities.
q. C.. T., worcester, Mass.-Nothin &
known here of the Freedom mine" or
the Ohio Girl They are probably out
side the mineral belt" just as you sur
mise. They loo like wildcats from
this point of view, as no such properties
are known in this district. However,
they might be located elsewhere, so far
as anything contrary in your query
divulges.
s., New York.-Chawalla Gold Mining
company owns four claims Az miles
east Of town of Goldfeld. President,
w. j. Chatterton. the original locator.
Practically a close corporation, all
stock being held by eight people. 1t is
proposed to sell some treasury stock
for purpose of continuing operation.
No salaries paid officers, not even presi-
dent, who is also acting as manager on
the ground. About $4,000 spent in
work on property. Development con-
sists of shafts, CT osscutr.as and trench
ing. Assays run from $3.50 to $120.
No shipping ore as yet. AID Astra
Leasing company, on Lone Star claim
adjoining, is in $50 ore and has had as
says running as high as $500. Plans Of
the management is to sink 200 feet,
which will require machinery, depth in
this vicinity being necessary to get to
| the ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-03-30
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The Manhattan Standard Company has mdewrdn kept the investor fully INFORMED "nn eco mmd
The eodaadN News of the an existing conditions at camp THAT hey may en @hg@"y OF tn merit @hs@
tmne and the value of the stock In any investment there increasing values may reasonably De expected as in
mining enterprise of merit the emm it is considered hebe TT for one rmdd shots in mine may @p%e values
shat will Immediately advance the price several hundred per cent This has nueo of many mines in Tmph Gold
Bumg and Manhattan
Two stocks at Manhattan have already passed ue dollar mark adb em etec lose of the present year here
will be very many more Manhattan Standard good promise of similar price for stock