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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Adam Zollman,
Especial to The Times Dis pa tch.)

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.)
LEXINGTON. VA. Aprtl 2l.-M7. Adam
Zollman, aged eighty-thrGa, died We'd
nesday night at his home on Buffalo
creek, four miles southwest Of I.f.xinsi on.
The funeral services wcr. ned Thursday
afternoon, conducted by Rev. j. .. i:nott.
OF Lexington. Internlmt WAS MADE at
the, old zollman bury.ng ground near
Zollman's Mill. on Butfllo
Mr. Zollman was q ,lati2c OF Rock
bridge and his long HE wls spent in
this county. He devoted many years to
conducting distillery and manufactured
a pure article OF spirits. n h:.; cnrly iifo
the making Of liquors WIS 'Iute general
in the county, and tho reruret1on Of
Rockbridgc whiskcy was known lar onu
wide.
Mr. zollman was twice married. Ills
first wife was Miss Angelina McCnrkle
and his second wife, who 7ur"tvc7, vas
Miss Eliza c. Northern. rwnve ch'dren
also survive. Mr.. zollmnn VAS man ot
upright life and was kindly nnd re nnrons
the innrmties Of age.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
HUNDRED KILLED
AT SANTA ROSA
Business Section in Ruins and
Every Residence More or Less
Damaged.
(By Associated Press.)

SANTA ROSA, Cali, April 2l.-The
lis, OF known dead now totals IS. and Il
is believed that one hundred Is a con-
servatve estimate Of the number Of prr-
sons who lost their lives In the awful
catastrophe, which visited this city on
Wednesday morning. Five bodies were
recovered to-day from the wreckage and
the search has hardly begun.
The entire business section Is In ruins,
and practically every residence In town
is more or less damaged, fifteen or
twenty being badly wrecked, The dam
age 10 residences was caused principally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
All Will Take Up Collection.

Bishop Van dc vyver. OF the Catholic
Church. has issued orders to all the
priests in his diocese to have collections
taken up In each church to-day for the
relief Of the stricken people IN San FRAN
cisco. Tho large congregations through.
out Virginia will respond generously, and
n large sum can BIO depended upon to
aid the unfortunate people In the West.
Special prayers are being made In all the
churches for the suffering and destitute.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Roanoke Will Aid

Especial 10 rho Times-Dlspatch.)
II, Cutchn Received e Nt telegram from Gov
ernor Swanson to-day requesting him TO
solicit funds for the relief of the people
of San Francisco, The Mayor asked the
pastors OF the churches to take up 4 col
lection tomorrow, and meeting Of. the
Council Will DO called "Wednesday night
for the purEilsc OF making an appropr'a-
HIM
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
California Hill Fanount right; Hopkins In
of Art and Grace Church LETT ST. Francis Church
in right foreground.

called TO assist the local company In
preserving order. Many deputy shcriffs
and special police have also been sworn
in. but no trouble yet has occurred, and
none Is expected. Forty marines. under
command OF Captain IIolcombe, arrived
to-day from Mare Island and did splen-
did work in assisting In the search. Forty
two bodies were buried to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Pythian Aid.
(By Associated Press.l

Won (By Assoclnted I'ress.1
WASHINGTON. D. c., April 2l.-Su-
prcme Master of Exchequer L. .. Mearcs,
OF this city, to-day received authority
from the Supreme Council Of the Knights
OF Pythias in tho United States to at
once forward check for 5000 toward tho
general relief OF tho San Francisco suf-
fcrcrs &eat n a-4 glI I..- y .'t -T NB
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Norfolk Gives $4,000.

fspcc,al to The Tlmes-Dispatch.)
NORFOLK, VA. April 21.-Norfolk
city appropriated $1,000 tonight for the
relief OF san Francisco. Mayor Rlddlck
has issued a proclamation calling "a mass
meeting OF citizens In the Academy OF.
Music tomorrow to raise a public sub
scription.
Mayor Reed, Of Portsmouth. has called
n similar meeting in his city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Lovely Bon Air.

Mr.. A. T, Noel, the proprietor of La
nearby simmer resort, is busily engaged
N renovating and IMPROVING for The e, sum- 9
pine top hills. BOZ, Air Ia perhaps tho
loyeliest OF the nearby out-of,toYn home
,plasAaS and y was neyer 1oytller tnAS
II u this spr!pS, n,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

able to save. The survivors who could
not DO cared for In Oakland made an
Ing cities, where relief committees are
actively at work, '5N
Utter despair was pictured on many
faces, which showed the effects OF sleep
less days and nights and tho want Of
proper food,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Mrs. G.. Lee Menefee.

(ssnecial to- The Times Dispatch.)
RG PC nea Mop dei III. KS a An'' tss
o'clock after long illness. She Is SUR
ylyed by her husband, two sons and enc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Richmonders in New York.

ISpeeIaI g The TlmessplsPhtcn;l =
Mate. A, N. Mate; Holland, q, 3. Hutch
irs; Bresln, "A. B. Scott and Wife: Inns
perial,, ", S. Drewry; Grand. q. 4.
Barksdale ard wife; Waldorf, A, II. Ifar-
ris. Jr, and wife: Marlborough. Il. +.
Powell, Nj, p. Hopkins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
MISS DEsHA RESIGNS;
CONGRESS NOW AT END
fBy Associated Press,

,FAsHINGTON.4A April 21,--The fifteenth
congress- OF tho Daughters OF the Amer Il
lean Revolution closed It's session here
tonight. The only incident OF interest
was tho resignation Of Miss Mary Desha.
recording secretary general. upon whose
report the congress declined to take any
action other than to receive. 1t.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Nathaniel Catlett,

Especial TO The ,rlmes-Dlspatah,
s sTAnsr easett sNed here Ap tRs nev mM
witt, heart failure. aged for1y-one. He
was connected with the vi gtnln Carolina
Chemical Company. Of Montgomery. Ala,
but was spending a while her, with his
mother at the time of his dnath.
He is survived by one small girl his
mother, and brother, Or. j, p. Catlett,
Of this city,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Call for Funds u:
NV Assoclatetl I,ress,)9

Bishop c. M. Beclwith, OF the Alabama
Diocese has issued call for all Episco-
pnl churches In the state to tako COL
Francisco victims. Jewish members OF
Temple Emanuel, OF this city, to-day
raised moro than d thousand dollars re-
lief fund N@5E5i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Concert for Sufferers.

Especial to The Times Disnatcan1) ~,
musicians t Of , h City viii Give concert
in the Academy Of Music MONDAY ny a d,sno
noon for the beS-..< or the san tIitnci ny
sufferers. Tho best musicians OF Inc GIN ~,
viii give thor service free OF charge fori
the performance. The keesler eo 20, ~
band viii take a prominent part ~ m LIZ
Quartcttc, The Academy Of Music orches-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

and tTamalps
m and the other musical organizations Of
Atlanta, $lr::a:,5oo:'.
nav Associnted Prcgs,)

0-7F-1.- T1-T (By- aSBUCIJIttU ETUBb.J -----@ -"-
'-8ATLANTA, GA. April 21.A mass
meeting Of citizens to-day subscribed So
90 In twenty minutes for tho California
relief fund. This. amount. With the 5000
given from the city treasury and other
subscriptions, made the sum subscribed
to this evening $4,000. This will DO In
creased to Sic, 900 by Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Jacksonville, $500.

(By Associated Press.)
JACKSONVILLE April I.-Jackson-
Vile yesterday and to-day raised $500
for the relief OF the San Francisco SUI
fercrs, which has been forwarded TO Gov
ernor Pardee of California.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Richard IT. Davis.

Mr.. Richard II. Davis. aged about sixty
I'VE years, died last night AT 1880 at his
residence, No. 5oi West Clay Street. after
n long illness, He leaves. besides his
Funeral arrangements have not been
made. '1t W 9'fif n .FTN ~ 5'T7''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Fort Bragg Destroyed.
nv Associated PresA.)

Z BERKl1L1Y. CAL, April 2l.-a private
letter received to-day BY Postmaster
Schmidt brings the Information that Fort
Brngg, one OF the principal numbering
towns Of Mendocino county, was almost
totally destroyed hs n result Of fire
following tho earthquake Of last Wednes.
day morning. 9lF5{ is3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Charleston, $1,000.
nv Associatc1 J,ress.)

- (By ASSoClalcUN I7FeSs.J
81 CHARLESTON, S. G.. April 21.-Char-
leston's subscription to the San Francisco
sufferers has so far figured up to about
e. mn ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
Declares Holidays.

NJ. ..-- I15y 7HB!sUCIHtUtl fIUBS'J --711N@I
sACRAhfENTO. Call, April 2l.-Gov.
ernor Partlee to-day isslcd n proclama-
ton declaring legal holidays on April 2ad
and April 24th
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
uBerry,s for Clothes."

Ahead IN the bag line.
IN fact, we're head in every
line. we carry lin quality.
u Here's the new Golden Cuban
Travelling Bag--popular this
season --$6.OO}up.
n furnishes. X
Juvenile Wear.
x There's not a n1otherwith IN
idea nor a father with q purse
that we cannot satisfy this sea-
son. Ri Xxx ss X VI. s3
Almost our entire second
nlooris piled high with clothes
for boys. They are all worthy
GARNER More and more
parents are realizing the adj
vantages 81 buying boys cloth
ing atBerry's. 54
"A Suits, $3.BO3up. MI.
Everything else boys wear. "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22

Underwe V
# Don't DO on the principle that
any sort OF underwear Will 90 DO
for SUNNI or.
THERE'S more science In keep
ing cool than there Is IN keep.
Ing warm.
Its the best. IL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-22
rnE TIMES -D1spAro RICHMOND VA SUNDAY APRIL
aRerrv,sIfo Clothes,
49, | IS

shop are surely. snowy. w,
Some Sum lptuous. H
Some sim pie.
AL smart. E . Il
Some with tuclss and pleats.
Some with handsome cord
effects-cuffsa ttacl1edto match.
ss Some with small figured de-
siqns,otner with all-over' pat
sterns5in2 light tones.
y For, q novelty here are cuffs,
faced with material OF q solid
color sif11ilarto that oithe back
ground of.tl1e. shirt, but darker
d S1.OO to $3.50. VI N
Made-tO-order II you prefer.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
.ing Increase in Demand for Copper.

Amazing Increase in Demand for Copper.
@ Ihe pr price OF or COPPER & Is steadily adyancing and
advices indicate that the price is rapidly approach
the next John ID. Ryan, managing director OF
the Amaigamated Copper Company. says; Nearly all the
PER than ever before. the increase in the demand
advance in The orice of the metat without any
indication Of di innishng eonsumption, ...u -
dltiona profits s90OO0OOO year to the COPPER com
an anSs 81 ns SUPPLIES Of COPPER IS
and the gravest apprehension Is et as 10 wnere te s
sai1'Sly talHed necessary '"'"''''' inc S'', 80
the 1%OTRS @r al alone rapidly exceeding the visible
nly The elephone telegraph and street railwaX com
thev are each advance in price Is becoming &
present shortage should the worlds production see
sudden and enormous increases.
In view OF these facts It unreasonable predic-
say that is stupendous dsmsnd Is nnPPFP nSey 70
mine forward to incalcuiable fortune
Arizona Leads the World in Richness Copper
Deposits,
The Mansfield Group Of Mines rs 3Osatsd in the very .s,
heart Southern Arizona copper fields From TINS
district the worlds richest production OF hlgn.
up what are destined be the worlds greatest corner
properties and no section er itsI I bsg this wonder
fuIiv rich section OF the banner state.
make ss oT Fr ioeaon ali the more valuable We not
have to go to the eR3mogs t expense l1 % nIsnt Of y
own. large enough TO- handle our immense out
nearest smelter being located at Patagonia
It will this that everything desired Is In
our favor of producing and marketing enormous out
nut Of ore without being handicapped in any way.
Transportation Facilities, Fuel and Water.
TRANsPoRTATION-Th Southern Pacific, the So
Railway. the ella Valley. Globe and Nortnern
Railway the r Paso and Southwestern and Arizona
ana Colorado f5rm a veritable OF railways
dozen great SIN aters employig thousands Of have
looked well to tie transportation facilities OF this great
COPPER district
FUELl-On the Hillside Claim OF the Mansfield Group
abundant timber suitable for all mining purposes and
fuel
field creek and Lewis interesting the Group Of
Mines.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
Better Than a Salary.

A small investment in a well managea
enterprise that is successful is better
than a salary. Such an investment
does not require your time nor atten-
tion. There are thousands upon thou
sands Of intelligent men and women
who are drawing dividends from mining
stocks who will tell you that their in
vestment is better. safer and surer in
svery way than a salary.
/ Yu never can amass a fortune bv
working for some one else. The way
to get a start toward a competence is
to invest. and you cannot DO better than
invest in n good mining company-one
that is absolutely safe. managed BY
trustworthy people OF experience. and
which has n rich. proven deposit Of
valuable mineral Jay Gould says So
Cecil Rhodes says so. Charles NJ
Schwab says so-all the rich men say
the same thing. You cannot do better
than to follow the lead OF such men as
Rockefeller. Lawson. Rogers, Morgan
Gates and other shrewd capitalists
They know that good COPPER mining
Investments pay. That IS exactly the
kind OF an investment we offer you
Make your money work FOR you instead
Of you working for your money!
Investment in COPPER stock offers
the safety Of a government bond with
the speculative element OF a gold mine.
a COPPER mine never gives. out. q
81 - u prpstual tnvestiuent !.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
my PER OVAL WORD To INVE5TORS :


of The development Of tn ana oher companies am eoNe
the public
am
%
secured this preent dyeopmea. reached
r Ia $
the
dspos OF
ito order and drs
nay with
h purchase
sohos
WIZ s9FFFar SSo TO ANY INpIIIDUAL
5lief M AS 20 my special
& a al s and RAYMOND P MAY Fiscal Agent
~ ~ sAlanaaslai Mining. e -
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
Success is Now Assured.

Tho public has been so quick 70 grasp
the splendid possibilities offered by the
Mansfield property and purchased stock
50 rapidly that the success Of this Com
pany is now absolutely assured.
The installation Of tho splendid equip
ment decided upon by the directors IS now
practically completed. and the actual
work Of taking out and marketing ore
VIII be commenced IN a few days. AS adj
diuonal equipment Is added and our earn
ins powers are increased Mansfield stock
is ccrtnin 70 make sensational jumps to-
ward par In fact. it IS altogether unlikely
that there viii be another opportunity to
secure this stock az the ground floor price.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
nnn.nela nnnIng Ind smelans company.

Mr. Moreiand expert and reliable assay
es I'm the graduate Of the state School
81 Mines Colorado, had fifteen practical
leading mines and smelter Mr More
Government Assaycr for the United Staos
Custom House Kansas CITY,
THREE THOUSAND SATISFIED STOCKHOLDERS
During stream Of letters has
the officers Of tho Mansfield Company from
thed through the length and breadth
their qualification at the marvellous pro-
and their confidence IN the future OF our
letters he and are open TO In
spection.
The the worlds greatest mines
achieved by the large Of pooled by
consider but single instance II IS only
mention the famous Greene Consolidated Copper
Company within about 80 miles Of prop
This originally sold Its stock at 81 share par
stock eventually placed among lSO stock
only seven years ago. The first Investors
at receiving annual income Of
on each Consolidated has al
ready distributed SA000 its stockholders and is
paying "a cent the value Of tho
stock
holding thousands Of shares Among these
stockholders Of al classes from the
teenehted the miner ut work IN the Mans
6d shafts Those Investigated enterprise tho
horourhi the largest stockholders and
urging friends relatives TO lose time
IN buying Mansfield stock
enthusiastic support Of Mansfield stockholders
which the fullest Of large
the possibility OF larger and
by OF s larger funds not another
share would be offered FOR sale at price.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19

1-' ' - --AO---'-N
There is question evater
u this property
Il worthy of deveopn the
O The
heu mas as good claims in
r Richmond is
he
ue proper development It will make
the evan
andb nnin
in
rauon capitalists
EXTRAGTs From From REPORTS M OF ALIEN EPIToR AND
properties Wghson
Mng and smetng comnany and nodenay te entire district
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
$4,000 offered for One Claim.

Tho following eelegram was received by
or President. Mr.. r. r. Bruner:
Have been offered fifty thousand dol
lars for Sweet claim by local copper men.
Have refused ofYer
(6igned) "a 3. RICHMOND, Mgr."
As &C indication Of what is thought OF
Honsneid property by local mining men
men who are right on dhe ground and
know the Arizona copper mining district
the same aa We know the streets and
.Anes or our own city-tlais offer OF $50 o0C
for only one claim is particuiar,y sirni-
ucenc we hAFe $40 acros-17 proved
caoiins--and II f. not a difficult task Ia
determine the probable worth of,this i'm.
menae p1vpert53 when local rnin.fne fexpel.s
01sS - iaase tsy sput onal =
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
Rapid Development.

General Manager Richnrond's years Of
experience have been Of immense value
% the company and will continue TO be so
This - not the first time thaf his enri-
neerinG experience has successfully laid
out and opened the operating plant for a
large end successfh copper mining prop-
cry. Ine development has been rapid. and
We stand to-day ct the threshoia - - -
t7eoreinary success. Ia -
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
All Moneys Used for Develop
ment.

Under oath. the officers OF the Mans
neld Mining and Smelling Company have
pledged themselves that no salaries are 20
be paid any officer or director Of this
company. except 20 the General Manager
until such time as the mine Is on a divi-
dend paying basis No part OF any reve-
nue. derived by the Company from the
sale OF Treasury Stock IS to be used for
any other purpose than for the develop
mcnt or extension OF the Mansfield Aiin-
ing and Smelling Company.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
Mansfield Stock Now Only 25c ShaTe-Par Value 81

equip has en nerna
s at @% @% sS fSG tS
n @ TSeST Ts@
o. n
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
NO. ono CENT 0. pebt.

We own without one penny Of indebted
ness. bonded OF otherwise. $40 acres OF
mineral ground, rich IN COPPER silver
ore. where every proper Judiclous develop
meuf has proven a winner. II you get in
with US now and purchase a considerable
block OF stock we firmly believe it viii
make you independent for life. I'VE are
mine makers. not stock jobbers."
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
THEY ARE:

Roland E Brnner. Pres; Judge
NJ. A. Fyke. Vice Pres; A. c. Sweet.
Sec. and Treas; A. b. Richmond.
p. NJ. Cen. Mgr; Jean Robert
Noechel. Ph: D., Consulting Engi-
neer Banking Reference; South-
western Trust Company, kansas
City, Mo.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
FORTUNES IN COPPER STOCKS.

FORTUNES IN COPPER STOCKS.
The greatest money-mang opportunity world to-
day rs ia the Copper industry
immense profits on the amount invested other
eus IS the demand for the product urgent
tain TO Increase year by year.
IL Is estimated that
LQured IN the construction Of
Ihe United States Government Navy Departments
lone required 42S.6l Copper during tho uast
n Z year The supply OF the metal has wholly
lue 70 keep pace with the price moved
s'e1S.y My , upward ana win continue to do
NO wonder tlat great
sun peib made, by investments IN
VINO sot IN at tho ground-hoor price who
VINO nave made the biggest profits Copper
SlOV invested In Greene Consolidated
SllO invested in Republic Increased o
500 invested I'm Butte Boston Increased 10 $780,
SlVo Invested IN Wolverine increased 10 $780,
Sio0 invested in Copper Queen increased 10 ssoo
slNl invested IN United Verde increased $4,000.
slVQ invested IN Calumet TO
The hrst investors I'm Calumet bought
10 ner cent of its value 5000 on every
one hundred they put In 80 -'
Evening journal., 1906-11-19

OFFICERS OF THE MANSFIELD
COMPANY ARE MINING EX-
PERIS AND SUCCESSFUL
BUSINESS MEN.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
The Mansfield Should Pay Very Large
Dividends

Taking only figures q basis which make
calculations the highgrade
which have been proved beyond doubt to uderie this
together the additional profits
should enable dividends unusually
large.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19

without destined Of the great
THE that
IN
Continent
Wghson will another
dividends its adding wealth
A. B. E
II
frOmn that
of the in
made by
MANSFIELD stock
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER

Put millions into Amalgamated and
other Copper stocks and is now said to
be the richest man in the world.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
sENAToR cLARK

Says nothing. but draws dividends at
the rate OF over s346,0OO per week from
one Copper mine, the United Verde.
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
CECIL RHODES

the Mining King, said:-"It is not an
uncommon thing for good mining
stock to pay its holders a thousand for
every dollar they invested"
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
Stock now only sc a 5 ave

value ls
a
es shares par value
a 9
investment Nuu
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
You Can Buy Stock on Cab or Payments

u You do not need large amount Of rea to secure THIS stack 0q
e reach o. a
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
THE MANSFIELD GROUP OF MINES is LOCATED IN THE
HEART OF THE COPPER KLONDIKE OF THE WORLD

zconyA Arz
~ in production
ar in ION he
the n world dol
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
Enormously Rich Copper
Deposits in Mansfield
Mine

e ea1 re Is that Copper encountered IN mining
rroner,s until level s reached on the Mansel
Group vator encountered ct very Few eet from ne
saving oi thousands ot dolafs over u
sxsnse incurred mine owners who hnv ou2o
TO 1000 feet hcnfatn the sufl'e'
re strldnr shi.nrg Solid bodies of ore of oh Hu1
Atinenc1 with the water level widening
ma CROWNS rcher depth s attained le ccftnate on 2
r-hrh the wonderful rh 'aus ~ oNp- ~ VIC"
ne nigh averages silver found the Mansfield property
H. s. GOVERNMENT AssAYER
IT. MoRELAND, MINING ENGINEER
Mining Examination and Reports
Testing.
"a west Missouri avenue. Kansas City NO.
August g. 1906
CERTIFICATE OF ASSAY for
r. Brunor President
Evening journal., 1906-11-19

MARSHALL FIELD
the Merchant Prince, paid a few hun
dred dollars for a block OF mining stock
and later received 100000 for his inter-
est in the mine
Evening journal., 1906-11-19

s ser s an
Evening journal., 1906-11-19
H. H. ROGERS

says.-'I.awson, we have verified your
conclusions as to che value OF Copepr
stocks as an investment"
Evening journal., 1906-11-19


a work q
al of na public as n + " i n q ms O moe %n qrp It
y their
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

Dr. S. C. Mccormick, of Duluth,
was business visitor to the city
the first of the week.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

Capt and Mrs. James Trezona
have returned from weeks visit
with Duluth friends.
The Virginia enterprise., 1906-11-09

Will Anderson, of Bull, is in the
city today.
J. H. FLEMING, licensed embalm-
er and undertaken. Call phone 228K.
Owen Mcdonnell went to Duluth
Tuesday, to help swell the johnson
majority.
WOOD-Dry hard wood, all
lengths. Virginia Transfer & Dray
Line. Phone lO5.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. GAIA left Monday
for an extended visit with friends at
Little Falls and Aitken.
The Misses Murphy and Mr.. Dan
Murphy were attendants at the
Leoncavallo concert at the Lyceum,
Duluth, last evening.
F. J. Hughes on Monday received
news of the birth of son, the heir
being born at Chicago, where Mrs.
Hughes visits at her parental home
The Duluth ministers consider the
idea of making fight for the literal
Interpretation and enforcement OF
the liquor laws. MINISTERS in other
places have also "considered" such
action, but have failed to act.