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Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
BLACK HAWK STRIKE.
Items Of Interest From Other GiIa
 County Mines.

Developments on the 4OO-foot level of the Black Hawk mine of the Arizona Commercial Copper company. during the past week, have been or the most favorable character. The erosscut has been driven about fifteen feet,and con Uinues in ore, making the total width of the ore body 46 feet or more. The face of the crosscut shows caIcfte above and dense iron in the lower portion, copper being disseminated throughout the mass.
 The ore body is being carefully sam pied its entire width, twenty tons of ore to be taken on each side of the crosscut in order to obtain an accurate test. of the averages values in the vein. The management expects that this test will show at least five Der cent copper, two or three ounces of silver and 30 per cent iron which would make it very valuable.
 The AriZona-Colorado Copper Belt and Gold Mining and Milling company. has finally decided not to do exten- sive development on the manganese blowout. but will confine work to the region of its working shaft. The com pany has purchased a seven-driI air compressor and one 15OO-foot diamond core drill. The company will soon send an experienced man from Indianapolis to superintend the construction of foun- dations, etc, and set up the compress sor. As soon as the compressor is put in commission sinking will be resumed in the main shaft which is now 515 feet and will be carried down 300 feet deen- CT. Then the company will have cross cuts run from the SOO-foot level to the
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

has been the running Of drift about a thousand feet to connect shafts Nos. f and , at a depth of about thous- and feet. The shafts are now connect ed and plenty of good sulphide ores are in sight to run the mill indefinitely of course, on the continuity Af the ore bodies throughout the stopes. n It mining people who have watched TT in the outside these operations of h foEongress feel that it is a victory 70 secfe gold mining business or this
 en sIfhat these operations have prov d Nsful.-zNew-H Herald.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
ASH PEAK MINE.
Fine Showing Made at Graham
 County Property.


 F. 0. Bacon of the Independent as say office. who returned last week from an inspection of the property of the Ash Peak company, at Ash Peak, in this county, states that he was simply astOunded at what be found there. He had heard so little of the camp that he expected to find but little. but in this he was most agreeabIy disappointed, for he found a well developed mine, with thousands of tons of ore on the dump and many more thousands stoped out and ready to be broken down. He states that not d pound Of waste has ever been taken out of the mine. as the entire dump shows good milling values if treated on the ground. He carefully examined the new strike recently made and says that for the amount of work done upon it he con- siders it the biggest and best he has ever seen during his experience of many years in the mining regions. A shaft 6X12 had been sunk to a depth of ythirty-five feet when he was there. From which he estimates that at least
 RQ00 worth of ore has been taken, Il 1Aning in both gold and silver. Much
 ,Ihis ore will run S400 to the ton, II II a,ltA the lowest grade goes $50. The u bottom of the shaft is now in
 oio-L+N it is going down at the rate of
 inches per day MT. Bacon d i, NGa,,Nt had this strike been made erai +boSS there would have been sev- - thir +t,-oo Nd people in the camp by /, aa+ thl't, \ Arizona-well, it's differ u sa o,-ai+,Si[N The people here are not = they are so x perhaps 1t IS because = teil,ol t'r -aI,.lA oo get excited over new n Era
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
THE GOLD DOLLAR.

Frank Lucas, who with A D. Cup pies, owns the Gold Dollar group of mining claims. located near the Con gress, reports a rich strike on that property recently. The ore on that property has always been considred the richest in this section. but the vein has been considered too small The
 new strike indicates that the vein is increasing in thickness and bids fair to become big enough to make a good
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
CONGRESS- MINE.

Operations at the famous old Con gress mine still prove that the gold mines of this section are not short lived. The Congress has been doing immense amounts of development work of late. The main part of that work
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Con raised the stars and stripes oyer his cabin
 l. N Kinsey has increased the daily shipments of ore from the Eureka mine to the Douglas smelter to thirty tons The ore is a silicate carrying about per cent copper and is used for con verter Iining.-Globe Silver Belt.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
WASHINGTON CAMP.

From what appears to be reliable re- ports there will soon be things doing apIenty" out Washington camp way It is said that there has or will be a consolidation of the Westinghouse and Dequesne interests and operations on a very large scale in the mining and smelting line-with railroad lines on the side.-Tombstone PrOspectOr.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

producer. The boys are figuring on the installation of small mill to work the property and if they get the mill installed, the ores will certainly pay to work them. We are glad that the boys have such good showing-News- Herald.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
JEROME AND VICINITY.

Weekly Review of Development on Va
 rious Mining Properties. In its weekly review of conditions in Jerome and vicinity. the Jerome News says:
 The Black Hills Copper Mining com
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
PReFEsaleNEL
cHIROPODY,

PAINLESS removal Of corns or hnnio,Ss. prices 50 cents each Privacy assured Dav or night: All instruments sterilized Rashio1 BarDer Shop, 43 W. Washington St opD santa Fe office. Telephone Red 962 insrowins Nails . Speciality.
 FRANK SHIRLEY
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

awhile the deadly poison begins to eat into the surrounding flesh and the ulcer spreads rapidly, becoming more offensive and alarming until at last the sufferer finds he is afflicted with Cancer. Cancerous ulcers often start from a boil, waTt, mole or pimple,
 which has been bruised or roughly handled, showing that the taint Is in k14N1 l.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10

Twas suffering greatly from q cancer ous ulcer on my left breast, which had begun to eat, and at times would dis charge very offensive matter. I knew the trouble was hereditary ss 6n only sister, my mother and two of her sisters died ofCancer. I am fully sat isfed I would have gone the sameWRy but for S. s. S., which cured me.
 Belton, Mo. ERS. J. CASSELL.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-10
OLD SORES qTT5s qo es151s 55Ag

Whenever ulcer does chronic 1t should at and is giver treatment will in be reached will return After
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29
&orreipon0aneer
Geoar Jaas, ga.

.6por unoerlig Dor bimmelite ga
ner ban leoer fine 8erns 9eje. mart
| Sorg og mart | @l9oe, alt efter
Tom ban ier, oct tjener os beoit;
men ri Ter 10 lettere @uos a9rligs
beo imoo os | @laoens emo | Cor
gems 0dee. Yi ian iaalc0es meos
Dele ON to 9eosfalo Der | Dor Mez
niabeo / oen iioite 5io. Oct enc
ror en- elitet 9atters og oct an0et
en- tarlig 6uTtrus o9 Mooers Bort
gang. AN
emma peterien, 0atter al Cars
peterien, blep begrapet fra Ha3az
retb Strife B. Is. Maj SUN osoe
at en- ubelbre0elig Spgoom og git
M. efter mango 9ars eioelier, bjem
iii lin !9errens 0l9oe. 9un osoe
| 5roen pad fin 5relier.
paitor Rprup talte peo beno,s
gadre no fra otsle Sro | Sob. II,
%: nMeiteren er Der % taloer 40
Gig" og betoneoe i9rligt, at oct bar
faligt at bore bereot, naar Meiteren
taloer, % at funne felge bans aalo
meo @l9oe.
Sans Msllers Suitru, Tom | flere
2ar bar p9ret lioenoe al ,goniumps
iion", blep beerapet Sorsoaeen ocn
"a. Waj; bun efterlaber iig i'm fers
eenbe Mdno og ire imaa gsrn.
s 5rsodes @fies, 3. 25. Mai,
afbolotes ben | forriee aorreipons
hance fra Geoar Sails bebuoeoe Self
at Na3aretb Menigbeos apinoefors
eninsens ~tOlpaarige Stifteliesfeit oa
lite, fom | 8ortefponbaneen meobeli,
25saarig StifteIfesfeft.
3 Gtrfen talte poiior Nprup ON
apinbens fore 8etboning faapel |
bet %iociale 2ip fom | Menisbeoen %
bjemmet. men @runoionen | bans
5ale bar oenne, at apinoens iterite
getpbning bar iom Mooer at leoe
fine fmad gsrns 5jerter til Sefus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29

Songtoret fang en- f%ritemmig
Gang fer og efter 5alen. og Den al
porlige Del at 5eiten enote meo, at
5oriamlineen fang ben Fenne Gang;
.5relit / min Seiu Nrme, 5rpg peo
bans pmme 8rbit."
Oct bar en- itor Slot, iom 6apoe
gipet Mgoe peo oenne 2ejligbeo. og
apinoeforeningen fan Iitfert glGoe
fig beo ct imutt Sperifuo, Iom inos
tom peo Sule af See Cream" og
aaHe. Oette uoialg foregit pad
plaoIen mellem airfen og pr9ftes
bOligen. Os 5eitplaofen bar / On
leoningen oplpit meo tulprte camper.
Snotagten tilfalot ct 5ono Ill
5oroel for en- M airfe.
= Gil Slutning bar oct maaIfs
life n~sopenoigt, men oct Ifaoer 10
6eler life, at fort9ae, at Ri eaar 10
6sitiosfeiter | Meoe. nemlig ct 9rpl4
Iup Den 6. SUM o9 ct Splpbrpllup
Den 18. SUM.
9enlig 6iIien til r9unfteren"s
29iere fra Spbo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29

lioenbeo meo ben mpoerlefe. 9i
aabnebe pprt 9jem for benoe pg OPP
orog benoe, oct be0ite Ri foritoo. @i
RED Den bar man9elfulo; men Ri
rife benoe Dog / nogen Madoe ben
til BAN, fom bar fa9t: go9t mine
'9aml
Der bapoe 10 paret en- Del 5als
ON, at Snga bupoe fact ct @uIour
meo 9eoe. Seq fpur9te benoe ON
Get; men bun ipareoe, oet bapoe BUN
life let noget til. Seq gap iaa benoe
Ell til grin6ring ON 9jemmet, bpil=
tet oplipeoe 6enoe meget.
Dn, iom oporager onores gern,
Der Ter ou Qsnnen. lttaf er 0er0ens
Qen.
q. 6. anoerfen;
Gmmetsburg. Soma.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29
Suffering.

8omiteen for Snbiamlin9 of @as
Der til De ltaoelibte 9nnlfere / San
francisco og Sme9n bar 9ennem
6r. Soban Gbriitenien, 8rlllb, Colo,
moota9et fglgenoe giora9:
Spfter Marie SOC, Sgiter Maren
81, Spiter Subanne 81, Sglter Snz
9eborg 25c, 6. Gbriitenien SOC, 60
naro Inoerien 80, Spbn 6enritlen
81, 0iels Inoerlen$ 81, Yaitor Mab-
len 81, @iels Grifien 81, GbriIt
0iellen 81, Sens SEMEN 81, 8. q.
aarien SOC, 5. Senien soc, @iels
Mortenlen 81, s. 81. @rvniten 81,
3. 8aniellen 81, Gbrilt 5riis 81,
Mobs Yeterlen So, sc. s. Gbriiten=
ier 81, Sc. 6. Sgrenlen 81, 8. Sent
len 81, geiels @aoe 81, s. g. Ye=
terien 81, Gbriltian @abe 81, srne
Grill 81, Niels Gbriltenl len, Die
Gbiltenien, 5ranf g. 0iellen, Char
lep 9oitoabl, Yeter 8asmusien,
Sames 8. 8eterlen, 9asmus Mabz
len, Gbriit Subnlun, Mabs 6anien
buer 81, Spbn 2arlen 50c, Sobn
Gbriitenien So, Sam @intber 81,
g. s. 0ielien SO, Suren anberien,
Sgren @ritlen, aarl Sureenien,
Sobn Dpfre, Gbriit CLING, Z. s.
9anien, @iels Yeoerien bper 81,
IS. 0ellun & Gun 50, Ole Nelion
SO. Salt 1929, boorfpr berpep
meb 9af fpitteres.
Yaa aomiteens 8e9ne
8. g. Beberien, Set.
Denner, Golo., b. %. Maj 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29
Salmebeger.

5elgenoe Numre a~nbefales I9rlisi
iom baaoe biaise Og ioIioe, imutts
og im~agfuloe.
Hr. 40. Oenne Salmebos er Zig
% 90 | noitbr, og ginoet lisner
De andre, men ben bar begee Sils
lag, ialt 992 Salmer, FAINT 2ols
letter, Gpiitler os gpanselisr
(beg9e Setitretfer). Den tofter
$1.70.
Nr. 90. Canine Solmebog Tom
Nr. 9, men meo Solicitor, Gpiits
Ter og G~paneelier, begge 9efitret=
fer. Senne er ben alminoelie
brugte llbgape. priien er fpm
iabponlig SLIGO.
SIR. 81. Den Salmebos bar
lengere Sio paret III iolst, men au
bar Ri ct soot Oplae. Den er
ltg Vr. ~, men | 0e0e1itnOsbtno
(Morofto) pg er erlig earo De
zoe mere. Den toiter $1.80-
9ette er en- iaroeles tart, bolos
bar Salmebos.
Nr. 8. Salmebosen meb eet 9il.
leg, uoen &onefter, Gpiftler cg
gbangelier, meb Submit, efters
lienet &alpeifinosbinb, meo 2ors,
!9arpe ps 2inie | Sub paa 8ins
bet, .Smuosomfag os 5ooeral.
Meset tpno og pasfenoe Gormat
pris SLIGO.
Nobn paatrbttes | eete Sub for
Toe efstra. 4nore taeer ellers 15c.
Galmebeeerne fenbes pprtofrit, mar
fulo pris fenoes os.
Danifb 2utb. pubL. 9Oue
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29
In He%begorelie.*)

0r. WeD.. Qer ct OtH ltHtlt
5io Ifrepet og tolt en- bel Del ON
anoerIens og oeres Yleieoatter Snga
Stau. !Seller lite bar Der b9ret
iporet pua prent. 6porfor Der fen
oes felgenoe R~eoegerelie:
Ssnga Sfau er feot ben 20. go
pembsr 1889 / 5oncoct 60, Soma.
Som til bort 9iem, ba bun bar en-
6 Maaneoer gdmmel, for at blipe
oporaget. De TO fsrite aar III Ri en-
Gum al $50 aarlig. Men iaa ifufz
DC bun Hpttes. gi oiloe neOis at meo
benoe, ga Ri bolot at benoe Iom en-
Batter, Iaa De 10 naite Aar fiji Ri
20 Dollars oarlig.
Sao blep Mr. Sfdu gift anoen
Bang. San ioaoe, ban baOoe life
Haoo til at betale for Snga. 8i
Iaeoe pi piloe oporage benoe frii,
til bun bar tonfirmeret. Saa tunoe
bun gaa til Mr. Sfau, bpis bun bill
ee, eaer blipe bos os, ON bun pilos.
Wlr. Stdu fagoe. oct bar rigtig;
iaaoan ffrl oct bare.
Gaepe 4ar iDanot ben. Snea bot
feoe op til en- liplig og raft pise.
!6un bleo tonirmeret ben 2. 4pril
1906. Sau meote Wr. Sfau fra
Roro Oatota for at taee Snga meo
Zig; life ct Orb bapoe ban melot
ON oct; 81 9eler til pisen. Oct bar
baorot for Snga lige paa engang Ut
6lipe repet fra benoes 6jem.
Dlr. Stau tom oper til os. !Son
iagoe: Seq tanfer Ri refer paa Gre.
Dag. Seq ipareoe: Du mener Snsa2
Sa. 0a er oct beoit on rpsrger ben.
De ielp, ON bun bill saa meo Dig.
spun er gammel NOT til at ipare for
fig ielo.
Wir. Stau ia9oe: Stal hi iaa
gaa pad Jreoag, fife Snga2 SUN
ipareoe: Oeriom ou bill lobe mig,
at jeg maa TONNE tilbase, naar jeg
bill, fad bill jeg gaa meo dig. Mr.
Stau Ibareoe: Siffert fan on Oct.
Mirs. 4noerien iagoe: Seq tens
ter oa not, ou life bill 6oloe benos
imoo fin Billie, til bpiltet ban fpa.
rebe: Nej, i%itferlig bill ieg et.
Wien Wr. Sfau iagoe til mia:
0eriom BUN bill tilbage ON en- TO
Tiger eler iaaoan. peo ies life, ON
LEG bar penge til gi1etten. Men jeg
idgoe: Seq bar penge til 8iaetten,
bpao Sio iom belit; men TO Tiger or
jo for fort 5io til at blipe fenot.
Seq bill tomme oerop / Gfteraaret.
Derfom bun er tilfreos, fan bun
blibe; men er bun life, bill on faa
laoe penoe 9ad Hleo fllbdgeE pan
iasoe: ga, jes bill.
Dette er bionefait.
Snsa ifrep faa itaoie 6jem. pa
oct bar b%ensaaet en- 5io, fpurste
bun, ON Papa mart tom oerop, 10
lfpr bun tunoe TONNE tilbase, 10
t9rere. 8i gar 9repe not, Tom fan
tepiie oct.
Saa rejite ieg til Datota / Sep
TENDER. aommen oerOp, ipurgte
lieg pisen: Sborleoes goar oct? Sffe
lgoot, iDareoe bun. Oil ou blipe?
Vel, oeriom on pil taee mig mch
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29
Gen ifpnne SID.

Sa 6Oruaretl ia 5orauret,
3 bpor er OH oog Itenl
9adar Solen penlig thinner,
50 SOroen ben er GRIN,
Rdar Der til 2iu uoipringer
9pert eneit' anop og 5re,
Som / oen toloe Yinter
5eIt ipntes bare oso.
Naar jes ON Mor9'nen tiolig
uoi Naturen gdur
% ier, bpor aorn og @resiet
Oct prpoer MI Dor Sorb,
Naar SoIen ga opitiger
90 Nattens DIR er lutt,
0a mac ieg gIao uobrpOe;
min @uo, bpor oct er mutt!
Wlen en- Ting bog jeg iapnsr
! ostte frem'oe 2an0;
De mango 5ugleiange
Seq life bere ian,
Som jeg iaa ofte berte
: 0anmarts gegeluno.
Raar jes gift / Raturen
Gn pnoig 5Oraarsituno.
Sbi Natterealen, StSren
90 lille 2arte grda
Meo mango, mango andre
Seg Der 10 iabne maa.
Seq dlorig ret tan glemme
Dig 6pen, gu tonne aano,
9Reo Dine Dnoigheoer
90 al Din Ju9leidns.
Wen garnoommens 0age
Gr Menneltenes 9dar;
9erfor jeg ofte t9nfer
Qda mine garnoomsaar.
Men oct er 10 min @lGoe,
ut ieg ian minoes Dem;
3bi iom ct Barn jeg gIGoer
Mig bpOr je9 refer ben.
@uo er og Der min 5doer,
Oct fan ieg ie boert Adr,
Som ban os 5oraur ftaber.
Gn imut % penlig 8aar;
Noar fr%ustbar Resn ban ienoer
Sra Stpen neo til Soro,
8a moa jeg ianot betenoe,
6ans 0oObeo Den er itor.
r
6ap 5at oa t9re Jaoer,
fSor bperi ct 9aar on GAP;
.0op 5at for 6dab jeg baper.
ut biit bag 9eo og 9rap
gn epig gaar mig penter,
s6portil on fsre mig,
Raar engona mine Ddse
paa Soroen er forbi.
Cars peterfen.
German Rehr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29

bjem. !6ar ou Ia9t oct til Stau,
at OIL pil tilbd9e2 Rej; men De pil
life lace mig eaa aai9epeT.
Seq talte iaa meo Mr. Sfau DIN
Get, at Snsa piIoe meo til Soma
iqen. sSan ipareoe, at De funoe life
unobare benoe. Seq gioroe bam OPP
marffom paa bans 2pfte. S6dn ipas
reoe life oerpaa, men fagoe, ban
piloe luoe osn iioite Sent 9aa, men
life Snsu. Og lsber bun berfra,
fatter jeg Sberiffen efter henoe.
Seq anlagoe Sag moo BAN. 5ioen
gift. Sagen fOm life op. Soa III ieg
Orore til at neoe ben %. STARTS
/ @raettinger meo en- Sagferer, i'll
at af6ere @ioner. Claus Spoger,
SIR. S. Sfau pg 5amilie bar Der
for at pione imoo MIG. Men paa
@runo at fell / alagen loo jeg Gu
gen gad tilba9e.
Seq rejite til Noro 8atotu ben B.
9(pril % tog no 6abeas Corpus /
Minot. Seq 6apbe en- Samtale meo
Sneo, fer Hetten Tom op; bun for
talte mig, at benoes Steomooer 6aps
De Ioat for ct par 0aae Ii0en; 8u
ianfer at TONNE til Soma; men gu
ffuloe til Heformffolen | Steoet,
og bun f%ortalte ANDRE 5ing, fom jeg
lite pil n9bne Der.
Min Sagfsrer fpur9te benoe, bpor
mango &leoer bun bapoe fadet. 9un
Iagoe oct. 0a flyer ban; oct pil
tlipe til ct 8elsb at 4 Dollars.
Wr. Sfau bar NOT id9t, at bun
fan NOT fua &laoer; men bporlsoes
ifal BUN oet2 Sngen penge fdar bun
at fsbe for; be(er lite teber De noget
til benoe. Mrs. Sfau har idgt til
benoe, at naar bun bapoe ct Bar
Sfo / benbes 3runt. faa mangleoe
bun ingen; oct bar 10 benoes Sbns
6aasifo; men Dem ituloe bun naturs
ligpis BRUCE ferit.
Ulen hi mao 10 u%noifnloe Dem eli
Del, oa De er fattige, efter 6pao Der
bleo mig %fortalt.
5 Retten Iagoe bun lite meget;
tbi bun bar bange for Mr. Sfdu;
men bun fagoe Dog, at benoes Steos
mooer bapbe Spells, Oe bun bar
meset banse for benoe. Og De TO
iioite 9repe bar aabnet, od bun ff
Dem.
Snga blep ipurgt, ON bun 1T
Sop at tomme til 9nen. 9rn iagoe
ia. Wen De befaleoe benoe at itaa peo
Chen at Dem / gutiten; tbi De bar
alto banse for, at bun Ituloe lebe
fra Dem.
De bar 10 forbuot 6enoe at itripe
til benoes 9jem. bpao bun falo.e
5orelore og Spitenoe og @enner;
oct maa 10 bore badrot for benoe
ladleoes at ripes bort fra alt, bpdo
Der bar benoe tart, til en- fremz
meo @en. Den Wlano. iom fables
Gar. bapoe bun lite let uoen en-
Sang, fra 1896 til 1905; ban bar
alorig itrepet ct faoerligt Yrep til
henoe, euer ienot benoe en- preien..
Oa ban tom efter benoe, bapoe ban
lite en- Ting at gipe benoe. Oct bar
10 lite n%eopenoist; oct bar 10 Or
beioet, oct tom an pad.
st 9jem tan man 10 life soot
tdloe oct; tbi bpor DER er 3pang
iom Der, og lite 5ribeo, oct 9jem
er lite meget pero.
Ulr. Stau blep ipuret, ON ban
ituloe babe pigen, naar bun bar
tonfirmeret. 9an iagoe So. 9an
blep ipurst, ON ban bapoe lopet Scr.
oq Wrs. 4noerIen, at Yisen maat=
tie saa tilbaee til Dem. 0an Iagoe;
nej, oct bapoe ban life. 0u, iom
Iaier bette bill ou betraste Mt.
ataus 9sfte Iiot nsjere os ielp
oemme. Mr. Stau iagoe ielp, at
ban maatte lobe pigen oct for at faa
benoe meo; oct bar ben eneite Wlaaoe
at fda benoe. ga, oct bar 10 mutt,
ipnes on lite oct?
9an iagoe ogiaa oct par taft oper.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-29

> Oct er juit life meo 2pit, hi OPP
tdger 4rtitler Iom narp9renbe, ga
pi mener, at fIiae Eager, iom Der
itripes ON, buroe afesres | Mins
oeligbeo uoen at fomme frem for
ben fore Sfentlisbeo. Men ba
Ri foritaar, at Saeen anisepel er
omtalt | bloc areofe, biz Ri life
neste efter 4nmooning at eipe
n2eoegsrelien" pIabs. Oct flyer
fig felp, at Ri optaeer ben paa UNI
oertegneoe q. 6. Mnosrfsns Mn=
fpar. He6.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07

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thinking man, whose stomach some
times goes back on him, provides for
his stomach by keeping a bottle Of
Kodol For Dyspepsia within reach,
Kodol digests what YOU eat and re-
stores the stomach to TO condition
to propely performs its functions.
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The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
State Laws.

EFF you should have your choice
whether TO lie in the Empire State or
In good old New Jersey, don't fail to
select Jersey" remarked a Hoboken
lawyer the other day. "Over there"
said he, I'VE still do business on lines
laid out by the common law. For ex-
ample. under the laws of New Jersey
a husband is entitled to oil the per-
sonal property left by his deceased
wife. Across the river the case Is
quite different, because under the laws
OF the state OF New York hale Of de-
ceased wifes personal estate goes to
her children and the residue reverts to
her husband. Only where there are no
children Is the hubby the whole thing"
New York Press.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Summer Tourist Rates.

Effective June lst and continu-
ing daily until Sept 5oth, round
trip summer tourist tickets may be
sold TO Chicago and ST. Louis, at a
rate of one and one-third the STAN
dard fare. Dates Of sale, daily
June lst to Sept. Goth inclusive.
Continuous passage in both dlrec-
tons. Final return limit, Oct, 81,
1906. Tickets for return passage
must be executed by joint agent,
for which a fee Of twenty-five cents
will be charged,
GEORGE VOORHEES,,
Aft Local Agenr.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
Denver Road Excursions.

Meeting Royal Achates, TT. Worth,
Texas, 'ept. 0-7 Tickets on sale
September 9Th for s12.o5 round
trip.
international Association OF Fire
Chiefs. Dallas, Texas, october 9Th,
to i3th. Rate one and one-thlrd fare
for round trip Selling date octo-
Der III. final lmir, October 18th.
American Live Stock show, Kan
sas CITY. Mo, October 9th to 18Th
Inclusive. Rate ono fare plus $2.oO
for round trip, Dates Of sale octo-
Der 5th to 9TH inclusive. Final lin
Il not to leavs Kansas City not later
than October l6ta BY deposlting
tigket with joint agent on or before
October 15th, and payment Of fee o.
5ff8 cents at tho time OF depoeit, nm
szFvnsion. o. return limit VIII be
granted, making tickets good to leave
Kansas City on or before October 81.
G. D. VOORHEES,. Ticket Agent.
l.. b. Simmons, T. +. q P. A.
The twice=a=week herald. (Amarillo, Tex.) 1887-1906, 1906-09-07
OREGON GETS PRESIDENT.
Irrigation Congress Passes Many
Resolutions.

bNcbViuiuttNs
Boise, Idaho, Sept. 6,--Governor
Chamberlain OF Oregon was elected
president OF the National Irrigation
congress today. Resolutions we're
adopted expressing the hope that
governmental irrigation works will
be pushed to early completion, and
expressing confidence In the honesty
and ability for all IN tho reclamation
service The congress : commended
the work OF the weather bureau, and
Of the agricultural department and
recommended that the irrigation con-
5ress authorize It's president to APP
point committe Of FIVE to carry
on campaign on publicity in re-
!ation to irrigation and pledged the
support OF the federal forest service
in its efforts TO maln.ain acd improve
The watersheds, Tse congress also
tayors the passage OF senate bill No.
1894 relating to tao relirquishuent
Of reservoir sites with the privilege
Of selecting lieu lands and expressed
the op, lon TINT government enter
pr;scs lor, reclanatlor should not
uoeossarily Utericre with prior pri-
ute eater 81 ssn. ,fA resolution was
passed luior,pg the eS'crinepts of
The dry fa,uang ip ~ gcmi-arid re-
elops.
The National Irrigation congress-
voted TO meet next year at sacra-
menio.
r. u. MltrHtil IF Sow Ne~'7o and
2. l.. coop' r,aPsa. c}sod that lie