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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

t0nttcn. Sic bcrod)ridtigtcn 9tidtcr
&ccop gcItcrn Nodmtittog Gooon,
oGcr Ser NidjtCr crtlGrtc, lie miIBtell
Elm &crDitt cinbringen.
q cunoI04 in GumtbcrIun0
Ger iuiti5ilid)tiQc &%altinrorcr Gr-
@}oli3ilt &onca s, GepnoIO3, mcldlcr
III Baltimore mcgcn Iiebltnbl5 M
ter NnfloQc ItcGt, lit ON 3onncrItog
IN Cumberland 0eicbcn mor0clG lut0
e miro Gg%bulb nll1c1onmtclL oaG
CT ijdJ bci Goflonb, @orrctt-Gountp
NO CT Qeborcn lit uno no ieinc Ser
mouotcn >pohncn, oufh0lt, 2nni icinc
Gr9reiiung lit cine @~cloDnung outs
8c'ebt.
Sim &uobc uCrnngliid t.
Tn %odti0Griqcr &uobe. NonenS
Gaun1On0 @oiton nom Salisbury,
Mo, mlrOc olli ocn &cimpcgc BON
scr Sdule bon cincm Grprcb5ugc
Scr o9tcp-Oprf, EbiIo0elphio & 9tor-
folt No6n" gctroffcn, mobci CT cinen
Sh0oclbrudJ crlitt unG Den red)tcr
Sub unO Slrnt GinbiiBtc. gr fam
nldt gcttcicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
NunStritt ans Dem Scinitcn = GrScn

@oi6in0tom g. e, 9, Mar,
- Gic id)ou icit eini8cr 3cit nnllol''
Icnorn @criihtc, Yoter George Sprr
rca iri ultS Ocm Seiuitcn Nrocn aus
octrrtcn, in mrld)em CT ieit &obreE
cine electromagnetic StcQc ctnnobm,
mcrocn iiir rjd)tig crfldrt. Ser Plus
tritt criolgtc ifon an 10. 6cbruor,
unD imor aus Dem @run0e, neil No.
ter SurrcQ Iih meigcrtc, ats Iclnclt
Shriitcn cini0c Bel icinem Gberct
9uitob crtc0cnoc Stedcn SIT c%lttfcr-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
gSaffcn dmnoncl nndD GGina.

Gan 6run}i@co, Goly ..
WfGr}. - SIN Guorticr Der d)lnc'tt
ifcn Monnihoft an @orO oc3 Gams
piers oWtoll6urio" pom Der FaciiIc
MRail So, mcl6cr gcltcrn had DEM
Orient obgil>g, iilO, ior8IdltIg per
Itrdt, - nroocruC @cmcbrc tnO TO-
600 Notroucn olrfAciunoen lpororn,
Sci elmer Ourallfbin p"orgcnommclleli
GurHiuAltng 0C@ B0n5et 0dltre@
funo man mcitcrc 5luci &iltcn sc
luchre I'M 3intmcr einc@ Stills Wns
id)iniitcn, moro1If crnlittclt ipuro2,
nuB Die Q3ofien bier getollIt uto al
NorO Oes Campers GcIdmltggelt
morDcn limo. Sic @camtcn Der Sc
nullntcn @eleQiduit linO Der Anlld)t,
bob fcilte mciteren &&oifen an Soro
ucrItcft lino, ood) miro Dies crit III
&ongfong nod crfolBtcr %grllnolld)et
Ilrhilidung oes ShIllc2 nit Ne
Itinlmtbcit feitgcitclIt mcrOcn fo1lIlcll.
Is fonlltc biabcr audi nod) 1td)t CT
uittllt lperocn, lCit mic larger 3ctt
oicicr S6muggel bctrIcbcn lporor1
lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
%rrciniatc Singer pun Baltimore.

SnlptQltartier: .8ermania.WGn.
nrrdor = SoGle"; YrGliocnt Senrp
@iciefing, Gr. 22S, pcrl. GaItcrn.
9loe.; correlponoirenoer uno proto.
folirenber Sefretar gilbert S6miot,
Nr. 306, Silb- goca-S traBc: Sinan5.
ScfrctGr IS. Simmclbebcr, 9tr. 315,
NorG-G0 er StraBe; S6otncilter $.
Vfidlid, Ir. 713, @arner.S trobc;
Girigent Sobn 81. GIein. Scriomm>
lung ieocn 6meitcn 6rcitag I'M gto.
nat.
r@rion."
So1ptqnartier: Stag Sale. Scr.
205. SonoOer.S trabe. Sin0itanoe:
@ittuod - 9irigcnt: S. 6. 8ronf.
y8armonie."
Saltptquartier: Nr. Ala, @eit.
Sopettc-S troBe. Singitinbe: 9ien.
tags - 9iri9cnt: SSobn q. 9lcin.
SERVANTS. WGnnerdor."
Satptqlartier: 8ermonia afGn.
nerhor Solle, Scr. 4t0-4t2,8 cit.
2pmbaro-S traBc. Singitunoe: Don.
nerlta0s - 0iri9cnt: G9eohor Sent
5creer.
.Srpbiinn."
&olptouarticr: Srobiinn Soae.
Tr. 1900, Srcoerid. Ipelmie. Cling.
itlnoe: Mittpo6S-Girigent: Sobu
u. Glcin.
ngrbciter- M1nnerdos."
Souptquartier: anoreos' SoIe,
Hr. 3l4, Sanoperitrabe. Singitunbe:
MittmpdS - Girigent: Gbas. s..
9odouL
..GDolio.M 6nnerbor."
Sauptaaartier: Goiot's Sole, Rr.
1922, &arforo.a pemte. Sinoitunbe:
Dienitags - 9iriacnt: s. 6. Sranf.
.2ocuItsEoint M1nnerdor."
Sa%ltptNuartier: Spider'S Sag=.
Gde Cube uno InbrcitraBe. Cling.
ltuil5e: Mittpod @bcnbs 8 llbr -
9irlgent: Subcrt &riippcI.
yarbciter. 2iebcrtofeI."
S%ouptqlartier: goI5' Soac, Ger.
40S, @eIt 2eringtonltt aBe. cling.
ltunoe: G~icnIta9s-0irigent: Subert
9riippei.
.Melobie."
Saup~toiortiyr: s. Sizes SoHe,
Gle 2oipItroBe un6 0elair : Marft.
Sinoltlntc: Sornerltoes - 9iri.
gent s. aorollis.
ngapcriiher MSnnerdor."
So%.ptquartier: gdcrlnann's Sane,
Gfe bon Caroline uno @ougbitraBe,
Singitu,oe: Oannsritag Ibcno
Gir:gent: 4uguIt Shneioer.
,@ern1ania.G uartctt-G Club"
Souptquortier: Meienbera's Sale.
Nr. TIC, Goro 8acaltraBe. Cling.
Itunoe: 9ienItaes - 9irigcnt: S.
aarolus.
,Metger-@ ciangbHreill."
Sauptquarticr: Sofflna!ia's Sale.
Com. 1lnb Sorreii StraBe.' Cling.
ltunbe: 9ienitags-Giri9ent: Subert
8riippel.
nMo5art Manncrhor."
6auptqnartier: Nobert 8oImer's
Safe, Nr. 192t-to23, SrIeans.
stroBe; SingItnnoe jeben 9onner.
Itog Mbeno; Geo. goblrnan, 8irisent.
.ltnobbGnoieer Wisasr gcretn bon
Surnperein n8orndrts."
gortu6rts Sale, Scr. 1924,
@elt.2eringtonitrabe.
.gidenfran3."
Sauptqiidrtier: SoE1 Shmibt's
Dorm. 3orn's) SaIle, gde 3. nno
@ouebitraBe, Sigblanotoipn. cling.
itnnbe: Mittmods-9irigent Geo. 80.
QSoohC,ttottt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10

idJon I'M n0elltidcn Correspondent
ten" gcnclbet mur0c. BON ben 8ebrii=
bern Ncl0orfer errit1tet lperoen. Nltdl
lit cine Nn5abl neller Mobnb0uicr inn
Sou bcgriifelt.
2 d) lcih0iebc an Der Ir.
beit.
Shlci00icbcn Qelang eS, ont lctj.
ten W'ittlppd Nbcn0 Qegen 8 llbr III
ole @o6nu1g ocs @rn. Sorrp Sim.
mernlonn SIT @llQSpille cin5lloringcn
rn0 ans Ocriclbcn mebrerc ncrtbpolle
iilberne @eAenitGn0c ST Itcblcn.
@dbreno 0err 3iumermont oblpc7
'cn0 mar uno Ociien Satin init ser
@coufiidtiglng bc2 SoOcns nebea
Dem @obnbo1ic bclddftigt mar, be-
nlcrftc bic flcine 9 Sabre oltc Eod)z
ter bericlbem oils lie CinCt 9tlt0elte
blif in Dos Soua ginG Onb cin2lonr
IN ocmiclbcn ulle SdrGnfC II. Shub-
la0cn olrcbI1d)te, lief 81 ibrcr Wflt-
ter ul0 mclOctc ibr Dies. Srorl 3int-
nterllonn glaltbte leltlumer @ciIc
DEM &in6c nidt, inn0crn bad)tc. 0ns-
Ielbc crloubc iid) eincn Sher5, bis lie
Damn BET Der Niiffcbr ibrcS WfonncS
Icl6lt in 0oa NaltS Aing ua0 Iidl Don
Dem GiebItubl iibcr5cltgtc. Nton bc0t
&erOod)t uui 5lpCi jltngc Wt0nncr,
lucldlc. iid in Scr lc5tcn 3cit III Der
9fn6buridoft bcrlrmtricben un6 on
IheincnO MIR oltf cine Gelegenbcit
51tr Nusfiibrlng 0c5 GiebltablS mar.
tctell.
q % 0 me9r $ ii Gic6-
table.
@c9cn 4 llbr Gcltcrn M}orgcn oron-
gen 0ic6c III Sen Siibncrbof Oca 6rIt.
:. $. Seperc an Scr WorfctsS trobc
Molult Mino19, ciIt un0 c3 Gclolla
i6ncn, mcbrcrc Sii6ncr, ionic cine
Nniobl &lci0ung9itiidc n1b 9ctt-
lu0i6e 81 itcblcn. IS mar Dies 0n3
brittle W}ol, 0ob Is Gicben gelltngcn
it, III jcncr @egcnO Siibncrbofe 5li
bcItcblen, ltn0 Die @emobncr Der I'm.
| gcgcn0 tper0er, lpenrl lie cinclt Scr
Gtebe abfangcn, bcnlclbcn pobr-
ld1cilllidI l1id)t nit Observation-Disclosures
onfailcn.
Gruuunqcn un0 @cirntbS.
2iccn5en.
@r. 6ronf Smobooo pon @olocn
Bling, INSTRUMENTATION, 1t. Sri. &.
Glarf bon Germantown oil Der Del
oir.9fono bcgnbcn ii6 ON GonncrItog
nu6 Gonion unO mltroen 0aiclbit I'M
E%forrbolic scr Golporp 9aptiitcrt=
Stride BON Dem Eaitor ocriclbcn,
Ncp. .. .. abbott, 0ctrout. Ger
9rGlttigom crlon9tc iclbIt bic 2iccn5
uno goh al. CT iel q. un0 ieine 9rolt
10 Sabre alt.
Sic GCrlobung 0eS Srl@. WtarD
Cabot NiOgclp, Godtcr Don @rr.
mo Grolt Benjamin Hiogclp pom
22orrcl1, nit Srtt. SomcS SbaoocuS
2lrrcu bon Ncrcafor0 SornL Yolatlo,
Sbio. lit befonnt acnlodlt morocr.
Gic Sod)5cit ioQ I'M 9lpril Itottiillbcll.
Ncuboutcn inn Gountp.
SIR. &obn @crlpig bon GotonSpiue
bot Den Gontroft fir 0ct @ol zines
5DciIt0digcn GiQcngcbGltocS an ser
Nlt1llta-9lucn1tc, nobc scr 6rc0crid-
Hooo, 5lcrtbeilt crbaltct. Sr, @.
9opcr lGBt Die &i0o crridtcn.
&r. Gictpr IS. @loeoe nilnnlt 9nt-
Acbotc iiir Die Grridtll1g bon bier
Bitten 5lt G0cltzI Terrace, G~utonSpilc
cnt9cgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Mus Satin =Gpnntp.

'
INSTRUMENTATION @rnnObciib &C.
ploltt. - Gin ih6nc5 GiQcnoori
in Nltaiid)t gcitcllt, - 9olltcn in
Nig6lol1otomn uu0 Canton.
GiC ,Gitp 4 Suburban Stealth
Company" nllO Ole oGpcrgrccn Samn
%lnpropemcnt Company" baben CIR
r%unQcmcnt9 gctroifenL fiir Die Gin.
thcillnlg Der 2t5 Ndcr Suno, melde
bic Gomtpa0nie'n SIT @nnilton, 9ol.
ttmlorc.G ountL 6clitelL mlh fiir Otn
&nlt BON 100 moocrlten @cbduocn
nltf Dem Srtc. Die Dcrldic0enen @cs
b0lt0c lpllcn in filnitleriIDcr Mciie
ol,fNGiilhyt INTO oo@ oltc 9SicBncr'id)c
Moniion iou ola Sommler-Sotcl be-
ltllbt lper0cn, Tcrner merOen 5clul
ortCiiihc 9rlnncn eingcrihtet u1O
oieicIbcn Nnncbmlidtritcn, iptc III
Der Stoot, 1ebotcn iucrbcl.
Gin oNpom" in @ighlon0,
TOM II.
llcbcr 800 @%obnb0uler, Die m~ciiten
Dcriclbrn 5mcilt0fig, lolcn III ber
n0d)ltcn 3cit in @iQblonotopn nno
Gulton crridtct mcrOer, n0cr bciins
ben it'd bercit: I'M 9ut. 9nu=Sn
Ipcftor &enrp No. Mi1cr bot I'M
2dltic Der @odc an Die Nodgcnonls
ten Observation-Disclosures crlolien:
Gopio @riobt fiir t05 5lpeiit0digc
mo l-6 3inuncr @Gllier an Der
Glintot-.S trobc, 9ouloin.S troBc II.
Gnbs Npcnue;
Charles Shloiicr fir 10 3pei-
itodiac 6 3intmcr @obnbGlicr on Ser
GlintonsSt robe BON Der gnltern'
Npcnlle bis sur @onf-S trobc;
.. Y. HobcrtS fir is 6ruciItodig'
Wp6nb0ltier an Der SiiOlcitc bcc
@noion.S troBc, 5piidcn Ssr /, uno
.. StroBe;
&rbn q. WtiiQcr fir TO 5.uciit1digc
NGuicr, 6 3tnnlcr, an Der i. StraBe,
5lpiidcn ser elliott ltnO Suoion-
StroBc:
SenrD Munocr iiir 6 jpeiitodige
@olticr an Der Siablonozg uennc,
5lutidcn Der Grott- ulo @ou9b.Str.;
George 6. Goldman fit rs 5iuei.
lt6di0c SGllier an scr ,. unO 3. Str.
5luiiden Der Soit.g(pcnltc uno Sl,o-
ioltsStroBe.
Nllbcrocnt lueroen 26 SGilIer oil
Der Golt=Apcntc, norolid) BON Ser
Erott.S troBc, crrid)tct ncroen; IA
oil Der 2onlborb-S troBc, meitlid} bon
Ser Sigblnno- Ipenlle, uuo 10 III bent
8allier1cuicrt, bos BON Der Sait=slpe.,
Clinton, Stbion- mo NoltloinsS tr.
begren5t lit. 2ebtcre lueroen, mie
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
slrS Dem Suncrcn Marplano'S nnO
ocu anorcnsenocn Staatrn.

Wor0pro5eB begnnhcn.
In &aQcr@tomn begonll 9cllerlt
ocrMtoropro5cb gcgell oct oltcn scr
nlcr (loDr Sliier BON Sooll%boro
Woibin0ton=9ountn ineld)er oll0e-
idnllOiot lit, iciren 9tohbor Sotob
Ioiicnbcrgcr I'M porigcn Ncrblt CT.
idloilen ;lt bobcn. Sbcrit 9udol1olt
Sdlcp unO Gr+Stadtso nipolt Y. =.
@oQunlon limo bic Impolte oc@ Nr.
gcflogtcll. llcber 100 3cll9clt lllto
pom Stoatc BON Der Gertbeloi9llll9
pnr9clo0Cn luorbcn.
Sliicr mo Eo%ppclbcrger Itrlttcll
Ii0 lol,ge 3eit iibcr oeil @elte ellleS
fleinen SonoitreifNtS, SliTtr be-
hauptct. %offenberger grl'f lellle
Srolt at. dis Giclelbc iiber oos INT
itritteue 2on0 gillg. mo cr babe 10
Damn nit elmer Stinte geldlollelh lttl
ieine Nrnlt SIT pertbeioigen. Eo1fell-
berger itorb jpolf Stntocn lpoter.
81 0unen d} Mot etntgeT.
Sn oeu Mnrbpro5cIlc ge0ell Wrl.
Sermoru mo ocr Neacr IT. 5. 8.
5onlptilS Don Cumberland lpeaer
IeridnlOuug nes SobeS oca Sri.
Sean Moriuca, luetd)er I'M Criminal
acrid)t 81 @~ogerstoiun gcfitbrt miro,
boben Die @robgeidnnorenn lid) llad)
10ltiinbiger @cratbnllg nid)t cllligelt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-10
Shiifsnahridtcn.

Ncip-D 8. Wi0r5. Ger
Gdnlpier ,Hcpublic" girg belltc bon
bier llod) @enuo nno Neapcl III Sec.
2iperpooL s. Wiar5. gnge-
lollgt lit bier scr 0onlpfer Cedric"
BON 9tep- 9orf pia Gueenstolpn.
GbcrbourA 8. Mars. Scr
bon Neiu-Yorf nod Sambnr9 be-
itimnte Gompfer ~Imerifa" trai
bette bier ein.
Neapcl 8. Mtdr5. = Nngclangl
lit bier Der Camper oYarbaroiio"
bon Hclu.Oorf.
MopiIle, ., W1r5. = Ger bon
Nelu-Yorf nodl Glasgow beltinmte
Gan,pier o5llrnciiia" lit bier cillse-
t"roffcn.
YGile sur Hciie in's Inslaab be-
iurgt s. Naimc, Wr. 413, Slt=Salti-
murcltraHc, nabe GmItumbpuIe-Nbc.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11
If You Are a Lover

Of good bread, pies, cakes and
rolls call at Clay's bakery, Sixth
and Levee streets. I also sell
Fleischmann's compressed yeast,
the best in the world for bakers
or fannie use. 1 endeayor to sell
nothing but the best that money
and skilled labor can produce. and
extend to the public cordial in
vitation to inspect my bakery and
methods of bread making at any
time. am here to serve you and
must have your trade. Call or
phone No. 81. Mail orders receive
my personal attention. T. J. CLAY
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11
Was a Shock all Around.

At an unexpected interruption
in an after-dinner speech Senator
Hale smiled.
These words" he said, SIR
prise and confuse me. They come
with a shock like that which a
young girl of Lode received one
night. This young girl sat in her
bedroom with a novel. Her hair
was down and her feet were in red
slippers. Now and then, extend
ing her white arms, she yawned.
You see, it was very late, and
down stairs in the parlor her older
sister was entertaining a young
man. She naturally felt a deep
interest in the entertainment. She
was waiting to hear how it would
terminate. And at last there was
sound in the hall, a crash of a
closing door, and it was plain to
the impatient girl that the young
man had gone.
\ She threw down her novel,
and, running forth, peeped over the
balustrade down into the halls
intense blackness.
Well, Maude,' she said, did
you land him?'
There was no immediate reply
to her question. There was
silence, a peculiar silence, a 81
lence with certain strained quail
ity in it. Then masculine voice
replied:
" She did.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11
The Last Word.

De Wolf Hopper was once a
witness in a suit for SANDER, and
the opposing counsel in the court
room said:
You are an actor, believer"
Yes, y replied Hopper.
Is not that low calling?"
/ don't know but it's so much
better than my fathers that I am
rather proud of it. "
What was your father S calling,
may l ask.
He was a lawyer" said
Hopper.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11
The Glad Hand.

There is nothing pays better
than cordiality, even in town push
ing. Give the stranger the glad
hand and tell him he is in a good
town. Point out some of the sue
cesses and then show him some of
the possibilities. The time will be
we'll employed from the standpoint
of personal profit and the public
service will be of worth You will
have made a personal friend and
one for the town. Try it.-Denison
Herald.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11
MONTHLY MISERY

is one of womans worst Affections It always leaves
you weaker. and is sure to shorten your life and make
your beauty fade To stop pain take Wine of Cardu and
it will help to relieve your misery, regulate your func
tons, make you well, beautiful and strong 1t is
liable remedy for dragging down pains, backaohe, head
ache, nervousness, abity, sIeepessneSs dizziness,
faintng spells and similar troubles. safe and efficient
medicine for all women's pains and sickness.
Mrs. ]. L. Broadhead of Clanton Ala writes: al have
used Cardui for my disease, which was one peculiar to
women, and il has completely cured me-
AT ALL DRUG STORES, IN S1.oo BOTTLES
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11
Not Intended.

He CATER introductory: Allow
me to inform YOU that I am the
last of the great family of the Van
Siltens.
She (thoughtlesly)- Delighted to
hear it, I'm sure!-Le Rire.
a fool and his money make the
rest of the world rejoice.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1906-09-11

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-11-08
A PROGRESSIVE CITY
Mineral Point in a Glass BY Itself.
"The Busiest Town in South
western Wisconsin"
THREE GREAT INDUSTRIES
The Manufacture OF Oxide of Zinc,
Sulphuric Acid, and Vulcan
lied Fiber Board.
ouTsTIpE TESTIMONY.

A few weeks ago. The Democrat
contained an article which referred to
the material advancement which is GO
ing on in Mineral Point, as indicated
BY the erection of fine residences, new
business blocks, and activity about
the three great manufacturing plants.
And now comes j. H. Lewis, staff cor
respondent of the Galena Tribune,
with further testimony in this regard.
Mr.. Lewis frequently visits here and
always shows good will for our city
We gladly quote his article on "Min-
eral Point" which appeared in the
last issue of the Galena Tribune. Mr..
Lewis says:
Mineral Point city is in class by
itself. 1t can be said with truthfulness
that it is the biggest and busiest city
in southwest Wisconsin, No matter
TO what extent other towns may go and
grow Mineral Point will hold for
many years to come the proud posi-
tion of the only town with big oxide
and acid works and the only city in
the district that offers a market for
ores produced within the district.
The big plants employ more men than
are found at any one mining camp in
the Wisconsin Illinois zinc belt and a
corps of mechanics are diligently en-
ployed at the oXid works getting the
retorts into shape for season of in
creased activity. That means another
fifty men at least and it means more.
1t means that the hundreds of tons of
ore now stored in the bins will be
turned into marketable commodity and
that an increased and active demand
for low grade zinc ore and carbonates
will be created. The Mineral Point
works have always been equal to the
occasion and if the markets on the
manufacturing product warrant it the
price of ores ascend in this held.
There is indication on every side of
great winter run. Thousands of tons
of coal screenings, used in charging
the furnaces are banked up on the
ground.
The great ore bins are groaning be-
meath the bulging weight of stacks of
ore. The product of the Franklin
mines, milled dry bone, several hun
drod tons are stacked up on hastily
improvised platforms. Long strings
of freight cars occupy the net work of
tracks that run through the big yards
loaded with ore, some waybilled from
points in Colorado and New Mexico.
This is the only oxide works In the
United States outside of New Jersey
and one other point and the only
works where the process as employed
here is in use.
The Jones brothers arc a powerful
factor in the zinc industry of the United
States and the star of their destiny
abs not yet reached its zenith of power
and glory. The mining men of this
field need them in their business.
The Liverpool and the Hazel Patch
are both held up in their efforts to get
down to business by intolerable delay
in getting the machinery necessary to
complete the plants to the mine sites.
Mineral Point took the cookey last
week for top notch producer with
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$50 800 pounds of zinc concentrates.
When you begin TO investigate and
find that this is nearly ali the output
of the Tripoi You gain vague idea
of the immensity of this quarry of ore,
The mine is now ia excellent shape
and has S0-tou more of high grade
concentrates ready for market, the
last run of the calciner. The plant is
being given general overhauling.
New tlues are going into the boilers
and cement reservoir is being built
much larger than the old pond. A
winze has been driven through the
glass rock run by which the sheet CT
zinc ore in that strata has been deter
mined and the mine promises better
than ever, The north drift from
which the heavy lead was hoisted last
February is opening up strong on an
other sheet of lead, The big force of
thlrty-ive men are all good miners
and the only handicap is the distance
from rail facilities.
The old wooden mills have been res
urrected from the junk heap, painted,
glass restored to all the window
frames, new brick additions have been
made, brick smokestack going up
100 feet high and all to put onto a
solid basis the new vulcanized fiber
board plant promoted by the inventor,
George Kelly, and the dean OF the re-
publican party in Iowa county, Phil
Allen, prince of good fellows,
There has been no beating of tom
toms, nor house-top cries of another
big industry launched in the zinc city !.
but thousands of dollars are going
into the new plant just the same and
it is rapidly nearing completion.
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The Peacock.

The large piece of ore from the
Peacock mine, weighing 500 pounds,
in the post Office window IL one of the
best specimens OF jack ever brought
to the city This mine is improv ing
daily, The company has leta contract
to the Galena Iron Works for mill to
be erected At once,
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COURSE
Second Number Monday Evening.
November II.

MIR. ana airs, elias Day, character
lists, will give an entertainment In the
lecture room Of the +, NJ, church,
Monday evening Nov. l., 1906, The
price of the adult season ticket has
been reduced, to Sl.25; but no futher
reduction will be made throughout the
course,
Reserve seat tickets will be on
sale at lvey's drug store, Saturday
morning, s o'clock,
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Bazaar.

A bazaar will be held in St, Mary's
hall on Wednesday, Nov. 2l, for the
benefit of the parish school. The
ladies of the congregation will begin
serving dinner at 1880 n. m. and sup
per at 500 p. m. All are cordially
invited to come and partake of the
good things that will be provided.
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OVERCOATS.

Our overcoat line is made up OF new
styles and new patterns. We can
show you very attractive line of
overcoats.
This stock of clothing is acknowl-
edged by all as being we'll made, well
cut, and nice hangers.
Gundry Il Gray Co.
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The Hazel Patch

200 ton mill is now steamed up and
ready to begin operations on the large
dumps from their mines This mill is
considered by all who have visited it
as being one of the best constructed
plants in the district.
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OF MINES
Active Operations in the Mineral
Point District.
John Ross Company

are now operating air drills ON the
east side of the road in land recently
leased on what was formerly known as
the old Barber range and are taking
out large quantities Of pure lead ore.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-11-08
The Brown Il Croft

company made some new discov.
cries by drilling on their property
at Shullsburg the last week, being
one of the best strikes ever made by
the company.
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The lripoli

have recently built largo dam and
cemented it so as to give them great
er supply OF water for milling pur-
poses; The mine never looked better
than at present,
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WOOLTEX CLOAKS.

Absolute Of every little detail Style, Fit, and
Finish factors that have made these garments so
popular and much sought after Our second large order for the
and display Don't fail the latest designs
Tattersall Checks, Stripes, and Plads, for ladies' and
children ]. +. HENDRA.
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Molitor Lynch.

Married at St, Paul's Catholic
church, on Tuesday morning, Nov. 6,
by Rev. James o'keefc, MIR. Anton
Molitor and Miss Catherine Lynch.
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The Liverpool Mill

is also nearing completion, This is
being built by the Allis Chalmers Co.
OF Milwaukee, the same firm that built
the Hazel Patch plant. The capacity
OF thts mill is 80 tons u day,
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HOME

supper and Bazaar at the Parish
House,
On "Wednesday evening, Nov. Ia, from
o'clock until nj, are served, Chick
Gu pies, baked beans, pumpkin pies
and everything else good TO cat, All
for 25 cents.