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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-12
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

Kodak seal Cameras. So e calerspb s pswr aMo
bseh,s historical novels; S4:Solame set e Heroes
o oak wifi taEs cash. 0t
equity in city residence. What offers? Ad-
dress 1890, journal.
HAVE a FINE ROUND EXTENSION DINING
table and four leather upholstered chairs;
twas new last November); will exchange for
meal tickets or order on gents tailoring; cheap
for cash. Address a454. Journal. n
FOR SALE FOR THE BENEFIT OF MATER
Co.. Co., for cash or any thing that can be used
at the hospital. Call or address DR.. Ripley,
40 10th st S. Phone $50.
WANTED TEN OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
second hand Fairbanks tor Howe gas engine in
exchange for a secondhand ten-horsepower
steam OUTFIT complete. 1880, Journal.
HAVE ONE GENTS AND LADY's BICYCLE,
cash register, automatic cheese cutter; in fine
you? 45O7. Journal :.
CERTIFICATE WORTH 500 ON ANY KIM
ball piano; will sell or exchange for any
thing Il can. use Make me Offer 45e5,
A NEW $ss5 K1MBALL PIANO FOR DRIVING
Address 1892, Journal. $500 4
WANTED-TO EXCHANGE A STYLISH NEAR
ly new rubber-tired Stanhope buggy for 9
good runabout buggy. Address 4S0s, Journal
WANTED TO ExoHANaE-A LARGE PONY
cart for smaller one; must be in good con.
dition: Address 4127, Journal.
GOOD RUBBER TIRE BUGGY, SIS, or WILL
exchange for anything can use. What have
you to ofrer7 Address 1908, Journal.
WILL EXCHANGE z. q E, RAPID ROLLER
COPPER, practically new, for Smith Premier
typewriter. Address 4214, Journal. ..s
GOOD 6-oOTAvE WESTERN COTTAGE ORGAN
for sale or exchange for sideboard or lafge
bookcase. Address 342S1, Journal srs4er7,
FOR SALE OR TRADE ss5 CREDIT Oh KIM
ball Piano Co.; make offer. 4124, Journal
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MEDICAL
DIR. J. F. wHITsoN.
MI A. lIr-

DR.. J. F. WH1TsoN,
The Magnetic Healer.
Forty years treating the paths OF pain; heal
ing diseases without knife or medicine; cures
cancers and tnmors no risk Of life. no pain
attached to his treatment; also neuralgia. ner-
vous prostration. heart stomach. liver, kidneys
Of hearing. lumbago, paralysis; all must yield
to hisfmagnetic power, because the treatment
goes directly to the diseased organs and re-
stores perfect harmony throughout the, entire
system. DR.. J. F. Whitson, institute at 1110
1st av S. Minneapolis
THE SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE CURE Is AS
known, up-to-date and among the best cures
for rebuilding the body and restoring the
health. DR.. Gurli Gummesson, 330 Auditorium.
Office phone T. Q. 1895; residence phone T. @.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

go ACRES WISCONSIN, IMPROVED, SIS,
sale; snap. Ss.
$4,000 -four mill, Minnesota, for land.
49, 900 hotel, Minnesota, for land.
American Land & Exchange Co.,
235 Boston block, Minneapolis, Mimi
$s,Oo0-s2o ACRES, WALSH co.. RED RIV.
er Valley, N. D., clear, for clear house. 1924
acres, Mcintosh Co., N D., to exchange. 160
acres, Glendale, N. o., value 81, O0O, for
house. We buy, sell and exchange; mattel,
all trades. Hobart. Phoenix building.
ExoHANGE-1eo LOTS IN GOOD TOWN m
Red river valley. clear. and good property
want a good residence In Minneapolis or ST.
Paul: will give you a good deal. Address
R. F. D. No. l, Box %, Lyle MINI.
S12, 5oo-HoUsE, INSIDE OF nth ST. 1e
rooms, modern, big lot; mortgage s.. 500, at
per cent; want clear North Dakota lands fol
equity; quick deal owner here. Hobart
Phoenix building. # ~ -
SIS, ooo-FoUR FLATS. RENTS s., 400; COR.
ner inside 18th st: ground 55x6O mortgage
$4,000 at. per cent; take clear, farm. Ho
bart, Phoenix building. @ &5
WANTED 70 EXCHANGES LOTS AT soti
st and Western az, Chicago, for Minneapolis
| lots or northwestern farm property S056
Journal.
I CAN EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY. O. q
Shepard. Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

~~-->--s~->-~-~-~.>~---~
INVENTORS Observation-Disclosures IN ALL
manufactured; models made; % years estab-
nshed: unexcelled reputation; inventors book
Free Address Patent Market, st. Paul, MINI.
WnLIAMsoN & MERCHANT, PATENT LAW.
yers and solicitors main Office, 925-933 Guar
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; 81 McGnl
building. Washington. ID. G..
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE

BARTER AND EXCHANGE
HAVE TWO NEW Box-sPRING ,coUoHEs
fine set of telephone instruments, old ma
hogany bookcase, large oak bedroom suite, 9ld
chairs, refrigerators, etc.; can use delivery
horse or cash. or what have you to Offer? Ad.
dress 3410. Journal. E% =
WE BUY OLD GOLD. AND SILVER OR TAKE
same in exchange for new goods: bring in all
you have; we need it in our manufacturing de-
partment. s. Jacobs & Co., $500 Nicollet av.
wANTED-A HORSE By WHOLESALE CIGAR
also cheap top buggy to exchange. What
have you? Address 1906 Journal.
| GENTLEMAN'S WHEEL FOR PAIR OF RICH
| mond 3. B. roller skates, something useful,
or cornet; make your own bargain. Address
34S1, Journal.
HAVE FIVE PURE BRED sHoRTHoRN COWS
and heifers: price 5000 each: pedigrees fur.
| nnshed to trade for stallion OF automobile.
TUFTS TEN-SYRUP SODA FOUNTAIN, CASH
register. confectionery fixtures, for cash or
| exchange; bargain. Must lie sold this month.
1862, Journal. $685.. ....-Sg-s ..15!G.:
| PIANO CREDIT CERTIFICATE, GOOD AS ss7
| cash, offered on your own terms, for anything
| desirable including money. Address 4246,
500 CREDIT CERTIFICATE ON KIMBALL
Piano GO. to exchange for used piano Victor
graapnophone. good guitar or cash. 1854. Jour-
wANTED-EDIsoN PHoNoGRAPH IN Ex-
change for typewriter or bicycle. Ad-
| dress 1905, Journal. IN -
PAINTING, PAPER HANGING BY EXPERT.
| enced men, for rent of either desirable room
ing house fat. 1885, Journal
VERY FINE MAHOGANY CASE CECILIAN,
| latest style, $50 worth of music to exchange
for anything can use. Address 1923. Journal.
EXPERIENCED LADY PIANO TEACHER Will
| exchange lessons for anything which can
use. Address AIT. Journal III. Is
I WILL TRADE 81 600 PAR VALUE MANU-.
featuring stock for good launch; what have
/ you? Address 1853, Journal. -
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AGENTS WANTED

AGENT FOR MINNIE
sofa for something new, great seller as It
4 Big money CAN on ". =! Haines. Hotel
West.
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CARPET CLEANING, RUG MFG

PARTICULAR rEopIE, kEHD YouR cA1-
pets, ruS1 to the Mpla. Carpet Cleaning & Rug
Eactar1. 10 9th IT n. Main 322z; g. c. a4oa
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Unfurnished Rooms.

TOR RENT-sEcoND AND THIRD FLOORS,
! corner house; all front rooms; single en-
suite; hardwood floors, telephone heat and
gas walking distance. 1852 Vine place.
TWO ROOMS AND ALCovE IN A MODERN
house; very pleasant suitable for light house
keeping. 2703 list av S.
FIVE ROoMs-l005 NICoLLET Av, GAS
range, lights, stoves, half price. Call am,
Tuesday. G. B. Gilkey
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DETECTIVE BUREAUS

HoY'S DETECTIVE BUREAU. SUITE sIl-611
Phoenix building; 20 years continued expert
ence in Minneapolis; legtttmate budnen
hcited; reasonable rates: best OF references.
Both phonek
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

HUME & DAVIES, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, MA.
sonic Temple 9Th and Hennepin. Both phones.
JOHN NJ. GLEASON. FUNERAL DIRECTOR
and enbalmer. 81 7th st S. Both phones.
!. WARREN ROBERTS, FUNERAL DIRECTOR.
40 Hennepin av. Both phones 82S2.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.

~>~N~~~->~N>-~~~-~~~
WANTED-Two YOUNG MEN OR WOMEN
minutes walk from town; $3.50 apiece. Flat
/ 8, 1913 Laurel av.
LARGE ROOM, WITH BOARD, IN STEAM
heated house within walking distance; frst-
class in every respect. 50 18th st s.
NICE LARGE FRONT ROOM, ONE SINGLE
room with hot and cold water, in Hotel South
ern, 4th av and 9th st 81
BEAUTIFUL SUITE, PRIVATE BATH; SIN.
gle room, private bath; single room. without
bath. Hotel Waverly.
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Furnished Houses.

"A RARE OPPORTUNITY; A COMPLETELY
furnished home will be rented by the owner
for two years from June, 1906. The
house is located in one of the most desirable
residence sections of the city and within easy
walking distance Of the business portion; re-
sponsible parties only need apply. Address
33613, Journal
FOR RENT-A THOROUGHLY MODERN FUR
nished house. April 10 to September Of De-
etober. 1908 I'd av 8. Telephone Main 41S3-J.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-12
BARTER AND EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, ORDER ON KIM
ball Piano Co., for $50, which will apply on
purchase Of piano; will sell at liberal discount
or exchange for typewriter or printing press:
Address 3941, Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-03-12

THE PRETTIEsT SADDLE PONY IN CITY;
dark bay, 8 years old, 800 pounds, to exchange
for $75; bantams and white rock cockerels
to trade for hens. v 3S1 Journal.
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HOTELS

HOTEL ALIEN. Sd ST AND Cd Av s, ONLY
hotel in the city having all outside rooms.
Rates. 75c, 81, $1.6O single.
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WANTED-R REAL ESTATE
MINNEToNKA PROPERTY.

FOR M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY, SEE, WRITE
Minnetonka, MINI. Am at the lake the year
around: know every thing that is for sale or
rent aud can find them Catalogue free. 5S
DON'T FAIL TO SEND FOR OUR NEW PLAT
of lots for sale at Cottage wood; remember the
as building lots. Edmund G. Walton Agency,
ia 4th at s..
MINNFToNKA--To LET, 22 ACRES AT
Markville, on the Great Northern railroad, six
vance. George Od1um, Mgr. 300 Phoenix bldg.
al BEAUTIFULLY WOODED MINNEToNKA
lot free for the best name for subdivis-
lon. y American Suburbs Co.. 324 Kasota block.
FOR sALE-HousE OF SEVEN ROOMS, ONE
half acre land on lake front in village Of Elk
celsior Inquire Mr.. Z. F. Marsh.
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billiard tables bar fixtures bowling alleys
cheapest prices: our. statesmen work on a
TO. pay commissions or middleunen's profits
The Brunswick Bake -Collender Co.., Mime
aDolis MINI ~ -
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= CEMENT BLOCK MACH1NE. :"
Buy the I. K. L. Cement Block Machines,
tne pest IN the market today for the money.
Write for circulars and price list
Room e. Metropolitan Life building,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Sal Sold under Datent No eooodn %
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) GO Q @ % 20 Q o 20 o Q
, BEFORE BUYING OR SELLING A FARM Q
or any kind lof city property, call on o
Z. "a. Howard. 5o2 Oneida Bldg Q
B 20 @ o . . o o o o 80 . Q
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WANT DELIVERY HORSE IN EXCHANGE
for upholstering repairing and refhishing fur
niture and some cash and furniture. Address
B714, Journal. @ I
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PLANO CREDIT CERTIFICATE, GOOD AS $s7
> cash, offered on your own terms, for anything
desirable including money. Address 4246,
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

25.21 5th ST s. between Hennepin and Nic0lIet:
ENTIRE CONTENTS OF A NEW HOME. FUR.
nished six months, must be sold; brass beds,
er and chinonnier, set encyclopedia, Thack-
cray Stevenson, Waverley novels and 200
leather couch, chairs, etc. Sale Tuesday.
March 10, and Wednesday March IA. from 10
am. to pm, at, 1905 Irving ay s. Take
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setter pups; some gilt-edge stock; an electric
battery; will trade for secondhand barber
chairs or horse. Address 4O1S, Journal
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. 90 o o % o o. O o.
!, KACHINERY-FoR sALE-MACHINERY
} For all kinds Of secondhand machinery
D See US.
We are the people to save you money.
G. .. Carter Machinery Co..,
2Z5 LIST st n. 7. G. Phone STA. &
0 o o o o o o O o o
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500 CREDIT CERTIFICATE ON KIMBALL
Piano Co. to exchange for used plano, Victor
graphophone good guitar cash. 1864. Jour-
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BRASS BED, MAHOGANY LIBRARY, OAK
dining set and cabinet; furniture new last
fail; leaving city Saturday. Call mornings,
fat 6, 1923 Hawthorn av
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WALL PAPER-WALL PAPER-ARTISTIC DE-
signs, latest shades and color effects. Prices
ameltng and paper cleaning. Baker. lis 9th
st S, opposite N. Y. Life building
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experience will exchange lessons for anything
vsable; blind and one-armed people successfully
taught. Address 1888, Journal
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VERY FINE MAHOGANY CASE, ANDERSON
piano. large size, entirely refnished case;
looks like new; only $500, cash or easy pay
e ments. s. w. Raudenbush & Co., 7O3 Nfcol-
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TUFTS TEN.sYRUP SODA FOUNTAIN, CASH
register. confectionery fixtures, for cash or
exchange; bargain Must lie sold this month.
1862. Journal - - - 2. -
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70 LET-FoUR-RooM FLAT, MODERN IN
in all appointments; sideboard refrigerator
gas range large private screened-in porch; ;
storeroom, etc.; easy walking distance; price
$50. WV. Price, 413 New York Life build
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INVOICES $4,000; GOOD CITY; 90 MILES
from Minneapolis; exchange for cattle, horses
or anything of same cash value. Address 4523,
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Unfurnished Flats.

UNFINISHED Flats.
SNAP IN MODERN HOME.
n82O0-Splendid seven-room house, east front,
full basement, good furnace, large lot,
hardwood finish, hardwood floors, large
columns between rooms, thoroughly uP-to,
date bathroom with open plumbing, n1cke!
finish; property In frst-class repair, and
certainly could not be duplicated for our
price; located on Fremont av N, near
27th Can be seen at any time. Cal
for particulars.
Moore Bros & Sawyer,
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CERTIFICATE WORTH 800 ON ANY KIM
ball piano; will sell or exchange for any
thing I can. Make me offer. 1855,
| Journal. ~ a.-Ss
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

A message came up from Gibbons
willie Monday stating that the niue
child OF John b. Achord was GOWN
with the diphtherla and requesting
that a physician be sent down. Inc
little one was exposed while the ram
lily were In quarantine at this place,
but did not take the disease untii
after the family were let out OF quar-
antiDe. The disease was not OF a
virulent type. so the child VIII un'
questionably recover.
The meeting at GeeItson nan
Friday evening Of last week was
largely attended DIR. Whit"ell and
Messrs, Geertson and Bolton MADE
talks. Mr. Geertson confined MS
talk 10 the Mormon question when
was highly spoken Of. AS he came
TO this country Mormon lie Is nc
doubt fully qualified TO talk upon the
subject. After the meeting dance
was had which lasted until the wee
small hours OF the morning. MI
Fowler and wife Of this city fur
nished the music for the occasion.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
The Smelier Trust in Cobalt

In tie reports current a-e true-and
there Is some reason TO believe them
the An erican Smelling and Rein
Ing Company through the Guggen.
helm Exploration company will in.
vestieate the permanency OF the rich
silver deposits at Cobalt. Ontario,
This district is attracting universal
attention, and marvellous claims are
being made to Indicate It's vast me-
tallic wealth. Ii Is understood that
one property alone. the Nipissing
controlled largely In New York, and
In which the so-called nickel trust is
indirectly interested, has exposed in
q small section enough silver to re.
pay Its 81 ooo, 900 capitalization many
times over. Should the smelter
trust, which has practical control of
the silver market, see dit to make a
deal with the Nipissing and other
mines of known value, then the sill.
yer output Of the famous Cobalt dis
triet viii not continue to grow al,
II
such an alarmingly rapid rate. The
price OF silver, quoted as high AS TOT,
cents per hne ounce In New York ON
october -, will remain at remun.
eratiye level hut should the Cohal,
mines declare their independence and
prodose as much ~ the white metal
as they possibly can, then the Amer.
lean Smelling aud Refining conp,pv
may not hesitate TO lover the market
a. 10 considers best BY this state.
ment Is not meant that the smeltsr
trust will openly tight the indepen.
dent miners, but the suggestion is
mat the greater power In the silver
market today will not overlook its
opportunity. Until the discovery n,
the celebrated Cobalt mines hy nr
the larger output OF silver ON his
hemisphere has been recovered as f,
by product In the refining Of lead
copper ana gold. What are known aS
purely silver mines in the Vni,ea
states, have bad, with a few eycen.
lions, u depreciation in the price a,
the white metal since the decadenre
oil mining on the Coms,ock. Ordin.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
Good Year for Idaho County,

The Grangeville Star News is con-
graduating the farmers of Idaho
county, Idaho, on the successful year
which has just marked their history.
1t is pleasing TO read that the farm
ers themselves are complaisant and
happy because they know that the
future of Idaho county as an agri-
cultural district is assured, now that
it has withstood the hardest tests
that are ever liable to be put upon it
in the way of climatic conditions.
Abundant grain and hay crops have
there been produced while some To-
calities have to some extent suffered
from heat and drouth.
Naturally encouraged by the good
harvest, the farmers are preparing
for mere extensive operations next
year. New land is being broken and
it is confidently anticipated that the
product of the increased area under
cultivation will be propOrtionate tt
UudC Vi unlS year.
This feeling Of hopefulness on the
part OF the farmers is added to by q
realization that the facilities fol
moving and marketing their crop.
will be much greater in another yeal
or two. While they are blowing
railroad graders are at work, anC
hereafter there will be transportation
by rail instead of "a long haul BY
wagons. The farmers OF Idaho coun.
ty have waited and hoped and strug.
gled along for years, undaunted by
the difficulties In their way and cred.
itably making the most of their ex-
listing opportunities. They richly
deserve their recent and coming pros
perity. -Spokesman-Review.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08
Dia mond Find in Wisconsin.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Nov. Aft
there is a diamond find along Plum
creek, Pierce county, Wis, it will
soon be discovered, and that part of
Wisconsin stands chance to become
one OF the richest and most impor-
tant sections of America. After
years of rumors and uncertainties, a
thorough investigation of the Plum
creek country is to be made. The
locality is about Is miles northeast
Of Lake Pepin.
Minneapolis men and Minneapolis
capital are interested.
A company known as the Ameri.
can Diamond Mining company, with
capital stock OF 81 COO, 900 has been
Incorporated under the laws of Wis.
consin. This company holds options
on all the land up and down the
creek, aud has already begun develop
ment work under the direction of
men skilled In the search for tn,
costly gems. The incorporators are
James c. Melville, of Minneapolis
W. {. Owen, OF Maiden Rock, Wis.
L. G Daggett, of st, Paul, and A.
A. Andrews, OF Minneapolis.
Nearly 70 years ago a diamond Of
the nrst water was found in the he'd
et Plum creek. 1t caused great ex.
citement, and government geologists
made an examination and fled re.
ports favorable TO the dian ond bear.
Ing possibilities Of the country. The
excitement died down, and as no
more stones we're found for some
time nothing definite was done IN
ward permanent development
Since that time over % small din.
monds have been discovered In the
vicinity, but while they caused in.
'erest' they were thought to be in
glacial Drift, and therefore not ipdi.
eative OF any large deposit Recent.
" the matter has been taken nm l.r
the Twin city men. Professor @ ~
hail, state geOlogist. and menhs,
OF the university faculty, was sspt -
rum creek. After examining the
country thoroughly he has made =
report upon which the local promot.
eIs nave felt justified in going ahead
win real development work. Pm.
leSSor HalI states that the Diamonds
,'uno we've rot in glacial drift II
nas developed that they were found
|" i formation Of blue clay. believed
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

arily a silver mine well situated Wild
regard to economic transportation
and cost Of treatment, can earn d
fair profit when the market price OF
the metal is 60 cents; but when IL Is
less there is some doubt OF earning a
dividend
In the case Of mine producing an
excess of silver with gold, LEAD Oh
copper, good part OF the worKine
expenses are invariably paid by tne
colo or minor metals, and silver u
therefore sold at profit even i'll
a iiuctuating market.
1t would not be surprising 10 ieaft
that the smeIter trust has stemmec
the tide of silver production 10 Tine
Cobalt district and will again wiele
the sceptre Of practical monopoly
Mining World.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1906-11-08

we Keep large supply of lime on
hand all the time. Schultz & Coff-
man. 1912.
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John Il. Rees to A. G. Amonson ct
al, Maryland lode consideration 5000.
Albert A. Smith to A. NJ. Colwell,
lot No. block No. 8 In Young's sub
division; consideration 300.
Samuel II. Young to Geo. p. land
Emma J. Conlee, lot No. block No.
3 In Young's subdivision consider
alton 100.
Matte Il. and Thos. II. Williams
to Geo. Buck, deed $40 acres section
20, tip, q N. X. % +, consideration
%, 500. AZ.
VIM. II. Mulkey and wife to An
drew J. Smith, 32i acres OF land In
tip. 10, N. r. %; consideration 81, 600.
Chas H.. Spayds to Chas. Layton,
Wood Chuck lode, Indian district
consideration $3.50.
rhos. Elder to Daniel Beck, 100
acres sec, 10 and II Up. 81 r. -; con.
sideration 81 900.
Daniel beck to VIM. Stevens, 100
acres.see. 10 TIP. 81 II. %; considera.
tion 81 $50.
b. y. 1bach to j. II. McConn,
oDe-third interest In the Lucky Cuss
lode, one-third interest In Claude
lode In Indian district consideration
$500.