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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
VSDe SU9cr.

81 bar Hoota9et mango at De n7e
@gser. ucgtJet al @irtelig 5orenin9
For iaore 9i5fon 8anmarf.
6gI8enoe 4a0es Tot 8i0en:
Zen n9 9ralegqar0.9 Of Gfit6 Be
Osrien. 300 Si6er. S 0m1ag
SOC. 5int ino6unoen $1.20.
@eo ben mgrfe Sob. @n 6orteGing
ira Qrnenten. Qf .. Qlcoct. qal
0anff BED 9aitor Matt6;eisn. 228
SiOee. S,Omilog $1.oo. toms
poneret ginb $3.50.
9arnIiq Gale. SmaatrGt o9 Smaa=
fortaainger fer 8Brne9nostjeneIten
Of qaItor 81. Suet. SO Si6er. S
OmFag..20c.
Sen 6e(ige 8rig. Qf SO6n 8un1an.
Qaa 8anIf Oeo q. ST.. Serne. 81
flltreret af s. 8ant. 217 Sioer.
s OmIlag 9Oc. s tmp. 8inO $1.70,
Raont elfer Seruiatem8 fioite 9oge.
Qf F1rs. s. 9. @ebb. 484 Siber.
S Omilag SOC. Stint in6b. $1.2Q.
.9eb 2pgtens Stin. 5ortaGing af SO.
S OmiIag Soc. s tomponere.
8inb &c., >
De 10 8rgOre. Of 81. 5. u. 9aa
9anff beb 9aitsr 81. g. Mobfen.
286 Sioer. s OWilas. Goo. 5
fmuft tompOneret 8iqb $1.00.
Misiionsbibliot6etet. @ebigeret uf
9oralO Senien. II. 9efte: @lers
amber Mdctan. sGn 2eonebstegs
ming. 48 Siber, s 9mTu9 zoe.
80. 2. og 3. 6efte: Mme. 8ap: s
Qfritus Sncre. MinOer fra 3ams
beIimisifonen. 60 Siber, Ont
flag 25c.
4. 6efte: So6n G1iot, Sn6ius
nernes Mpoitel. 16 Si6er. $ Sme
flag 10c.
6pmanOens file Bog. Sub til 2Gre.
llbgioet of Sbmdnbspret Seoes
rim Seren1en. ga Si6er, 5 0mz
flag 15c.
Qei San0 - efer 9lippe9runO. Af
@liTo6et6 6olItein : 6olItein6Or9.
ia S6er. s 0m1ug 40c.
6OorIeoe5 ifat oi for6otOe os til ben
6enige Sfrift2 5orc0rug at pat.
Str. @g. Setter. So si0er, 5
9milug Zoe.
6elt for Sc1us. 2f qaifOr u. SueI.
40 6i0er. 5 Om1ag zoe.
ariItus, Dor 8onge, og bans 8ige.
% bi6elIfe 8etragtninger at 8iftop
Q. @eBI8e. - Cant: Den f%riite.
lige 5ri6eb og &il6en at @ono,
fom op0aroer til ct epigt Gin. %
9raOitener at 9uitor 5r. 3eut6en.
Salt 50 Sioer. 5 OmIog 2Oc.
@iones69ro om 2Oet / ariItus. %
SiOer. s 0miIag 10c.
llgubelig6eben8 ire QrtitIer. OFF pa
tor S. 0aQener. q Cher. =
GmTtag &c.
9oitcr 68i. Gn at 0orb : &inua
ariitne. Gn 2eoneo8itilbring. al
5ru 6niporb 3antor, Mi8iionar /
&ira. OoerTot at 9uitor 5. 8a6e.
Bolo. N}eb 16 9insoer. 5 Oms
lag $1.10.
@ennem 8ran0.ngen. Nf q. Giber.
ne. OoerTut fra Gn9elIt. $ Om.
lag 40c, Stint ino6unosn 75c.
Gag og les! Gn Qnoa9ts6o9 fox
unge. aorte 2eieitptter til 8ibel=
tefIter pua 6oer Dag / aaret. 2Oet
Oplag. 429 9iOer. 5 0m1ug 81.
SnOb. / %tomponeret gin0 $1,60,
QDs paa @ejen. Smuutrat og 5ors
ta1inger til 8rug for 9ra7ter oq
SpnbagsItoleIarere. 242 Siber. )
OmiIog soc.
Subs Orb er Ieoenbe og truftigt.
No9le Santsr til 9eTtprtelie pg
@ejIebning, nuur man bill leie i
8i6elen. Samlet al $. 9~iarneien,
So9nepreIt. 5 0milug zoe.
Smuu Stene til Ssrrens 9us. 30
Sibsr. $ OmiIu9 Toe.
8ibelen er Subs Orb. 4F Aoolf
2ap6ir. llbgiOen af paItor Stura
iOban. ga Siber. s Oml. zoe.
Wishehpn / Sroen % 6onbet. q Wns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

In HtTittlf %1Nt. IL GtN1t
s f~omponeret 9in0 $1.00.
Spurnen og @a0s 8inie. @n 0perz
peielIe moo 3ibens gantro. Of
8af0r 8. MiinIter. 5 OmT. 10c.
gnglingen, fom Ear fortaOt 6itmmst.
SITTER bet Gngerite. 1oaioet If
4aftor S. 9a6l. 5 0miIag 2Oc.
5ranoois goiGarb, 3am6efimisIio=
mems 2(poIiel. 2Cf @uaao Yt7er.
100 SiOer. 0mIlaa zoe.
6tDbe6la6 mob 0.ormonismen, off
gaitor 8. 8. 5rimo6tsMpaer. s
0milo9 10c.
6oIteffoIt og 8prnesuOstienete off
$. g. 9onien. Deb ct 8iae9.
70 Sioer. S 0mfla9 Zoe.
De 6lioe gornoomSoa9e, Nf Cir
fine Mormarf. Y Sioer. 5
OmfIag zoe.
9lfuifen. st QiDg6iaeoe. Qf Dill
6elmine QeOebOtp. so SiOer. :
Omilag 15c.
9ame @ertruo. st QiosbtIlebe fra
@eits SpGanb. of g.l6slmine Sc
oeBotp. 43 Sioer. $ Omil. 15c.
Om ben Spnb, Der life fan forIabss.
Gn 9~etra9tning, at quif. Sob. gi5.
peterf en-. A Si6er. 5 OmN. 20c.
So6annes 9eoinien. preit peO be
GtagT enife 8oliger. MinObtobe
at 9al.5 %un96om8pen Qlfr. Spfen.
"a Sibsr. 5 Omifog 4Oe,
9erren er min 3ilfu9t! HOgle at
9apibs Salmer fra q61alons 0p,
rsrs 8ib. gf 81. 6. 9anien. 154
rSiber. 5 Omilug SOC.
Sen Ifpnneit tie @nig6eb. Gn Operpejz
eGie til 6jelp mob Sibens @untrO.
of pa1t. g. Miniter. % Siber.
s Omilag 15c.
Sanbfeben tro. Gn 5%ortanin9 fra
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 296 Sis
Der. OmiIag 6Oc. 5 tompone>
ret ginb $1.O0.
8laget op! Sarlig til be unge. @f
2orer SD. Nicolaiien. 80 Siber.
= OmIIag Zoe.
@n mooig Manb. 8iifOp 9ammin3s
tons QiD og 9p6. fortolt for ling
oommen. Nf g.. 6. 0apfon. )
Forfortet 00erfattelie peo qaItOg
s 8a6eool0, $50 Si0sr. 5 On
flag soc.
Sban % G1t6er. gn 5ortaaing fra
Seoelipet / Ruslano. Qf Qlict
Gang. 5 0m1log 25c. Smutt ino>
6Qnoen 6Oc.
@ennem groaofperne. 2Gf Gertruo
NfmquiR. 1926 Cher. ) 0m1ag
30t. s Tmutt ginb soc.
6errens 8eie. Sonoe 9pieoeGer.
@f 2aura 8orafeniua. i9oYt Pre-
i%tetone. S OmiIa9 25c.
st Qio / Sano6eo. Qf Robert G..
@peer. Gn 8iograf al 0ug4
McQuiFer Bearer. Qutor'ierst
OoerIetteIfe uF Ct. 3aoer mcb
Totograf. POS Siber / 0m7ag.
9ris 80c.
5ortauiuqer at 6es6o @trtttor.
qaa 0anIf Deb n. q. Waolen.
456 9. S OmT. 90c, inbb. $1.20.
5oriGttelTern ersr SUBS GunoeIef-
ter til Menne Tfene, mso ct 5in9g:
SUBS 8grns RuIttommer. @f @.
g. pris inobunben SOC.
Sra BET msrte Nep gOrt. at @.
8. 6ablep, ~operTat df 9rsmiers
leitnont 9. 9robn. 100 Sib:r
/ Om1ug. 9ris 60c.
Sra aopTtdben til Uganda. Gn
Mi51ionSbiftorie meo mango
gineber o9 Sort for ts unat.
Meo 5ororb at @eneruliefretar
for g. s. Il. 81. Oluf Ricurb.
152 Siber i OmTog. pris zoe.
Sra 2ipet / Subs Rioc, l.. 2. o9 3.
9ris 15c. for bOert 6efts, bDert
6eFte ca. 100 Siber.
Sra Stouoejen. Mf .. 8. elegant
ubitpret meb fire belfipias Bile
Der. 3 0m1u9 nebiut til 25t..
inob. SOC.
@snTpeiIine. Gr t~riit.lia Eortrning
fra GngelTf. 272 @iber. tint inb5.
pris 65c.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Vi nar overtaget Resteplaget og h.
Forhandlingcn af depne yppeilia'
30. Forventeude Deres 0rdrc.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Gram. - 8irtsTi gt. 5 @ran
Gbgn er Der / bet t%enrurd0ne 4a,
bpat 70 ggrn, og 9onfnnanterres
Qntal Far oGyst AZ. 2tf 2Ggte0ielitr
far Der funOet % Steo, o8 ofgaasoe
,5gb 0qoen er jalt 81 qerfoner. =
SEn9pungePengers fetr6 Jig talt til,
go Mart, co Qltergaiternes 9ntlt
pdr 1920.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Reb6inq. - Qarets 8egpus
9oub be Ioo0onlige gpI-
aarglejtr meSSftoning, @fbr9ntinq
af 5pr0arteri7aaer og nnoen Rum-
mel nnqoor, ia fan bet Tiaes, at fe-
! 2(or far Onret Ttart Sffbngeqond.
err I 9fb6'ra hor hi fangt fra BAT
ioId ntsqet af bsu Sfags form tioligevs
Hlerer. Srob entsn MI bette
har fin Grlnb /, at man oeo ct Bun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

@laHrel 6doersleo. - 8frtez
6tottftit. 5 81. 6abers
teo Sogn Ogbtss Der / Q(aret 1905
So 8rsnges og IS 9~ige6ern, iott
AS. 6aoraf 6 aar frote uOenfor
2SqfeFatet. Ter er tonfrmeret 81
@renge og 30 pi9sr, Taft Ga. Q@9z
.doieoe bleo 81 gar. BOA @ognets
&irf<gaadoe iortt1oes 50 of M}ono-
TN og Sc Of aoinbetor, tttiammen
IS. s bette 3ol er inb6efoEfet 2
brofdote 8ern. 16 8prn unOer l
2dr, og II 9erfoner fra andre 9o9s
re, Der jorbebes fer. s andre @O9z
re jorodoe8 terFto 8 Gig. 9uboerz
taIter Dor 326 Memb og 584 &joinz
her. tdlt go. &ftingpungen inbbrags
it 4O2 Mtarf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Mdbenroh. - g a 4 EFT poert.
&or. fgr Sui aom en- &aptdjn / 4as
bermo 6jem fra Rdieu. Snn fd9oe
tagst fire fdce @ns, Iom ban pigoe
gre Jig til gdbe nth / ShGen og IL
Npbaar. meo Iig. Den enc gIeo flag
Itat S~aGtoFttrL ndbsn8 De andre TIE
bleo lutadt inbe / Bat t9itte 2bIt9us /
Elapen. aiapf1in.n reiIte Bort ct Par
0ages 9Ao. og alt gift 9oot. Mea
0pEdar 8oags Waorgen bleO man I(ent
ltoer ra tdtk b'b, ait be Ito @Rs oIpa@
ferc6s" ruu5t I Shioen. VA man iaa
l5lt ngjere tll. ofoagdsts Der 9lcos
Ipor, % It'll Slut Tartbies 6p9d0et Al
ben treble Gf518. ZEN ear Ilagie.
Ioq fioalen. De- far iittert oare.
3goens 0tkntng at aage als ire @a8
m3O Iig / en- Reii eGuro. Gn IooOon
lal nonfig oppe paa 2gitfIIet, fDoy
Zen 2ltvn FAR fditet ben eTter at
fase g1ort Torgaloes 5oriea Fha at
faa I. 5etlbe esofn.nser pottet ND
/ ZEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
a,irfen8 8or.

SIkale. - &irter8 Bprz
t1ftning. 6srIs 3uieoo9 of6olO
ltes GIN GFtsur1toqen 81. Zen tDif
@loatjeneFt. 8a ben ifbl9e ,Shl.
o." otter be4carcnbe 8orFoto RAJ
ome9et goot fefgat" (?) 6ao6tr 6ors
taTfrfuqs9'attt8 Meootltr, at bet
lor6Ttnrig.is life tl rare lan8s.
.fqr Der iriofgre5 beTuau6ig t1ie
Gf6 siiene1ter". - Som 6eterbt I'm
her Qdoraaenhe I'm init Ghl6StjentIte
afiGi6t 2te fcs 9pnIifori:t
: GYt, ti1febr .Ulm.4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

6aberlHo. - Nlon2 Gn AT b.
iioite Gage far Qooatiet Der arreIterft
IN a~artfrrQer, frm dnto9es for at
oare ben Ttrfon 6sr for ct @arstio
i'1en m1roete ct ofenpliat &oiaDf21
roo gsson &nna sNa8e( / 8~lensGor9.
Gr bet Uloyberen fan 90 aitiet 6e.
oS8l. s." 9goe 8e9ring pan
EN- ftatfelia 9etenning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Ovelse at tale, lase
og skrive Dansk.
Udarbejde af Sig.
Anker. F~orhaudles
nn AT Danish Luth.
Publ. o sc / Blair.
Bogen er 1913 SID
pris indb. 40 Cts.
il dbunden i : II.
%tingsbind so Gents
gSD ALE Bestil N
ger bedes nu stna
~ pub1 Home
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Stepping. ubpurceIle
Zen 2. Sanuor 6Iao ben af
g. Sanien / 9inqf1o, ttori9ere G6ri=
Han @briisenitn -ir6srenbe gaarO
unprecedented. "a / en- lang &ar=
tnffe ineen uOPlree1eringer far fun
bet SddO Der / astrlmunen, Gaeb'
strange, Odls te6slnItne, tetS np89erz
pise, idOiartat fla. Saodoparcelcn
- g~tqnirgerrs ueb ct @real al 4
!6efsar 70 4r 81 Sipd6ratmeter meb
81 Mt. 50 pg. G%runlonlats sGetoloz
6gHte - titItoge8 Sans 46ren6tIen,
fer 3totn fioenbe / gramorup, gbis
jSogn, for 10,25O SRI. @am'me tebte
ienere untsr Suarben en- Stobpurcel
pda Ga. 2.15 Set. mob IS WN. 10
pg. @rnnbIfafs Ik~taoldbbbtte for
1900 Mf. Gn ytgrre 4gerparteI pal
IS 6elt. meo 161Uf. 1899. @runbs
flats Netdolibbpfte tiliGoges peter
6gfner FIR at 8ben for 100 Utt.
Gn liae ReIt pou "a. 2 6stt. md6 IL
'Mt. AZ Pg. @runbTduts Rettoubbptte
tilIOuaes Nfs 8qEtqer ligelsbes Der at
gpen for 1900 WSf., glJfffet 8ub boa
life bIdO go6tenbt.
gkIGtniT9 % Snpentar OpnudeOe
ret gdts YdtTsr, Iha Bat er at antage,
at g. SnnIen BAR giort en- gro Gors
refining.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Sfen paa 0dmmen Og poo 6Iors
ben bar alferaoe /. San. iaa itart,
at Den ben.Dteoes af Stpitdpbere. 81
l1rttmffter, itm tobte rppet F.9 10
foa 6joroen, FdIot tgennem, men flap
meO ait bfare gt~nnembtfot, pa oer
(urtig tom 6jatp til.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Saberslep. = &trteGfg Stds
s 5rA So9n er Der / 1905
ngtaois4 SO 4dr; Der er bsbt 179
gsrn, 80 9renge og 80 piger (das
/ 5ienhet), bsraf rar Is gern
fp0te ubsrfrr 9Ggtsftnbet. s 9(arets
aeb er aAlsr 10 8grn afguaebe odb
Ogben. &onfirmanbsrnes antal bar
108, nemltg as 8renge og 90 pis
ger. QffergeIternes Qntal bar 1904,
beraf 376 WiGrib og '928 9rfnbsr, 90
perTOrsr trges tn 2plters / Sitmtre'.
DIR ioabfGItebes $50 perfoner. mem
fig 50 at Wtorbtgn oe 70 al &uinbe-
i'm; 'beauben r 8 perIonsr Menen
iorbfnfete ubenTor Slc9net.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

et1ll0eri9}llulto

5assrs.eo. = llQens 8dat=
fiQ6eoer. qblli.et bar / 6sn ito.
ife llge al fdt g1mle 2(ar isn6t Il
G5trafaatah1ot tilt en- Utduo. ION
6as0e u5Itiaet en- fife adrte CO 0tpae
@ineuer At 3onne6ro9. q -
8orel9gg or1glole 6lao 2 9erions.
for Drialeri. 1 fer 8pos1f. 1 for at
6ai5e urlooro51t fig aonirollen, 1 for
8i9geri % 2 6janlgie. - Som fun
inoleoerebes ct Punb hatiet 8e9,
Der par 9lc.en lig3enoe 6os 9p99au6s
Ter Sclarrien / 9eriFqobe, o9 ct II.
ie6nunt 8urnellug.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

9bfano. = &frtelig Stdz
S tet fenrunore 2Gor er
.olr i 8oTlGunb Sogn oebt "A 8gru,
20 0ren9e og "a qiger; p9teOidoe
6leo 8 par, terdi l daHzplif; iOpcfrs
Iitoe b.eo 18 qerioner, y mon'oli9e
lrg 6 Iuinnelige, berof 6 unoer l
Mar o9 6 Op.r 70 2lar; hnfunere1e
9feo 81, 7 8renge O9 IA bigger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

ele0 df9arst nidb 6r.gerne Al bis'e
qghr, eofr Der far parst ANDRE
@ranle Todicm frengere Siii9n At
qloGf 0. ION, nef er tet, man DO
se,e ute a.s.i9 al flaa Goiften rs,
'ren dil.e fan 10 ia oaiaa fe ao'n
Sa5oe for Gefen5 Qtt10mn9.
Q(a@ Gogn. = afrfelfgS 81 a
sffttt. 5 @la'st 1903 er Der /
AFTER 9o9n baat . Bpm IA 0rens
&c % IA 4iaer, a9ia9ieos 6 Qar, oao
"A Berfcner, teraf 2 ooer 90 2far,
/ deer SO, / c3sr 70 o8 4 8gra.
gao @run6 al 9refenaS9gbon for
gite @infer u1r ter i offer Sogn in
a,n &onfumafon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

MoIlrup. = s enOom8 s a n
ref. /. S5n. fo(5e 9eHer 5ep7en /
alaitruP TT 10 6ett. Itore 2anrhoelss
feo til Ragmus Rasmusfen af 3g5rss
I1uno for 1880 Mart. @%eietnins
cen m~ssfpfget I 61ntqIen. C5,utas
aelfen ftas 0a9en eF'ar. Sepien o5ter
itneys at fdee 6ja1 KIN i 0anmart
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

5itdlfn er 10000 96t. Borretningsz
ffreIg er 0dsfoner Sc4annes &uno
4folea8eiter 6ons Betsr Qaa9nu5e
i1n, 6eage i 0d%i1ersfso. Sefto6stons
troQen er ra3fat rem q. gldgam6sr
1905.
Mtn6reot 6efftnle far DO
GB9s faft i Oct foolp6ne 2Gar. =
s6l. g." ian nenlig me0trte, at i
.5jor bar 4Iotif3FonQsr st bun falfeI
416 qerToner n'o6 562 / 1904. 2(f
lzisfs 416 9.r1orer tleD 1873 anfJlO!
ior0i De Tar 6aaoibs, 10 forOi De
'aar 6eruiebe. Al for 0i9geri, 10 for
Ep9eri. Is for grfb llorten DIP. =
goq er i @runcen gon1te ffitteli9e
6er / 8ben, tiffpier Sem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

8dmDrl1p. - u ntddrslgtz
}tne ino7frqntdte fig I gGar FER /
@an6uIp HE bet a6iofpt Itiftai8s.
Ina qlogt1ist intst Stdo maatbe ffri6e
ir6. Gn teftift9 @breer, ter pG:jer
iat IGite ct 9iar stiqer og andre for
Rd9oorS1ffar lEsfenbe Rd61eater
irem, barH life engang ben 8flfreoss
IiQelTk at Matedlatst blaO brl8t. 0st
Fl mdaife rigaigt, 9oab re6Hommenfe
f0gbe, at for mde9en 8arme o9 for
ShIl4 Hoger Mbbet fra JOlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

6jetitrttp. - &frtetig Sta
stfttt. Der er Der / bet forI0bue
2(ur bleren tHut 81 ggrn, tbnfrs
merst "A ggrn, aqtt5ist 8 qar %
thcgraloet Is @ U}en0 % 7 atoinberl,
4ttergpIernes 2(radf bar 957.
0ptunrsuffen forle6 Ter
temreltg rotig. tpg bertes ennaelts
Club, og en- 0el61roarfeuio9er bIeo
af6rRnDt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

Gen NboorfeG. qbIittmeIte
ren5 QCo0orIel NIB at FAIR Gptoarse
lqier Ofenarfgaior6es i Sd. s."
ffrIt Qqroog 2OIttn 81. 8ec.) %
8<lnbtgerefer tun oFentz
fggpres i 3brtpftnin9s6fo0et 9or
I'm tett. 8lots Qofere funnel res.e
ia berefter. ga naroarenbe gloo
{, MDbrsm.) d't-aa tie bar lunrst
gengtbe 2NotoarsGen, ntaa bet ontages,
Of PcAJ5npnaigeeren msner, at ilt9e
2eier o%aientlig F~orgres of bet inf
lGIsrbe qublflm. 9lbGF9ere rar bet
6fit og grltg, at Qhioarslen ofent-
Giggibtoes noqte Gage fsr, for at
ben ogIda tunoe tOmre oanIte 29iere
for Die.
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27

Iron and Steel company had purchased from M. l.. Potter of Brooklyn 7O,OOO,- 900 tons of ore situated within 20 miles of the city of Birmingham, Alabama. The price paid was SOO,OOO$, of which 700, ,OOO$ was in 5 percent bonds and lOO,OOO$ in cash. The ore yields about 30 percent to the ton, as compared with about 60 percent which the ore lands recently purchased by the Steel Corporation yield.
 The Republic company held a lease of the lands which it has just pur- chased. The company is controlled by the same interests which own the Ten nessee Coal and Iron company, which next to the Steel Corporation has the largest holdings of ore lands in the country. John w. Gates is an impor- tant factor in the Republic and Ten nessee companies.-Boston Commer- cial.
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27
Revival of Mining Stock.

A New York dispatch to the Chron- icle says: With more than million shares of mining stocks traded in on the New York curb in the last six days, investors in all parts of the world are beginning to realize that the increase in mining stock trading seems at hand. New York Stock Ex- change houses that for years refused to handle such shares, are now con- pelled to open mining departments. The course of prices has been only one way the last few weeks. Fortunes have been made on the New York curb rivaling those made by the ''for- ty-niners" in California. Several of the prominent Stock Exchange houses handled 5O,OOO shares day each of these curb stocks during the week.
 The secret of the wild excitement in the mining stock market seems to be the fact that legitimate business men have taken up the promotion of mines. The improvement of mining machinery is making it possible to bore into the earth after the precious metals deeper, cheaper and more speedily than ever before. Prospect ing is being done more carefully and never in the history of mining were so few dollars wasted on worthless claims as now,
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27
Metals Rising in Price.

Enormous demands and higher prices for metals of all descriptions constitute one of the interesting fea- lures of the existing industrial and commercial situation. AS is pointed out elsewhere, copper is selling at the highest price in twenty-six years, sill yer maintains it's recent advance and promises to go still higher, while the demand for gold is proportioned to the expansion of business and the increas- ed requirements for the yellow metal as basis for the monetary systems, of the civilized world. It is also to be noted that not only the United States but the entire North American con- tinent is at this time the scene of un- precedented activity in mining devel- opment.
 Lake copper sold this week at as high as p cents per pound for imme- diate deliveries, with correspondingly high figures for other grades of the metal, the quotations for future deliv- cries as late as next spring being up- on the same basis.
 These are the highest quotations which copper has commanded since 1880, when p cents per pound was re- corded for lake copper in the New York market. Urgent demands for consumptive purposes, the absence of any accumulated stocks either in this country or abroad, and production which no more than keeps pace with immediate requirements, explain this remarkable strength in the copper market. Consumers are buying in a hand to mouth way, and metal dealers are universally quoted as saying that the upward movement is the result of natural causes and is unaided by spec ulative manipulation. The situation, in fact, is one which would not lend itself readily to any maneuvering of that tkind.-Bradstreet's
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27
Left Millions for Charity.

A London dispatch says: By the death today of Mrs. Sam Lewis Hill, widow of Sam Lewis, the well-known money lender, about 15,OOO, ,OOO$ will be distributed in charitable bequests. In accordance with the will of Sam Lewis, who died in 1901, his whole fortune was left to his widow for life, besides which she was given outright 5,OO0,- OOO$, much of which presumably will go to her second husband, Lieutenant Hill of the Scots Guards.
 The Kings Hospital Fund will re. ceive large sum. Besides a specific amount of 1,25O, ,OO0$, the hospital gets about 5000, ,0OO$ out the residue of the estate. About 1000, ,OOO$ goes to estab- fish dwellings for the poor, the sum of 75O,00O$ is devoted to the relief work of the Jewish poor and Jewish hospi- tals and colleges, and S75,OOO goes to other hospitals, while a number ol other charities get good legacies.
 Lewis was the most famous man in London in his business. His transac- tions were enormous, and his clients \among the highest personages in the and. He was shrewd and hard, but absolutely honest. He used to say his motto was ''I lend to the Lord and give to the poor," and it is claimed that his princely bequests tend to prove the truth of his words.
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27

In the British automobile industry 3O,OOO, ,OOO$ is now invested and 2O,OOO operatives are employed. The present demand is unprecedented; so great, in- deed that the home factories cannot fill it, and they supplement their out put by importing foreign cars and parts. In the first seven months of this year more than three thousand foreign automobiles were imported, costing 5000, ,OO0$, and also 5000, ,OOO$ worth of parts of machines.- Boston Commercial.
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27
Republic Company's Ore Deal.

One of the largest deals in iron ore which has been put through in recent years, with the exception of the Unit ed States Steel Corporations lease of the Great Northern ore field, came to light soon after the other acquisition when it was learned that the Republic
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27
Wonders of Nevada.

Wonders of Nevada.
 The wonders of Nevada are begin ing to astonish the world; the wonder of Goldfeld, of Bullfrog, of Manhat- tan, of Fairview of Ely, and of Tono- pah, creations all in the last four or five years, and such creations as make them today a concernment in every financial center of the world.
 And some of the old calnps are com ing to the front, and threatening to eclipse their former glories. Among them we may name Tuscarora, and Manhattan which is only another name for the Jefferson district, which was worked thirty-hve years ago, and last, but not least, Pioche.
 Pioche was one of the original won- ders, because it was 250 miles from any modern transportation, and yet it gave up tens of millions of dollars. Now, since the discovery of the cya- hide process, it has been found that ly- ing right beside the great deposits out of which the original treasure was ta, |, there is belt of mineral with probably more wealth than was taken from the old mines. One little proper ty there has 7O,OOO$ worth of ore de- veloped. Extensive workings al e going on to renew the old mines and to exact their treasures.
 In another six weeks the railroad will be there and the first any one knows PiOche will rewrite it's name on the map as one of the greatest bullion producers of Nevada.
 It seems most strange. Thirty four years ago there were sixty-five men there that had killed from one to five men apiece, and those who had only killed one were nightly desirous of emulating those that had killed five, and they were wild crowd. They looked every newcomer in the face squarely; they were ready for busi- ness, ready to divide their purse with, or to make hole through, any man that they liked or disliked.
 In those days the bullion had to be carried by stage 250 miles to the rail road, and we have suspicion that some of those who helped to dig the ore helped to rob the stages. We have no certain knowledge of that fact, but if message could be receiv. ed from Jack Harris, who now fol some years has been on the lower level Speaking in Biblical sense), we think he would confirm this story.
 That is, the population was up tc any kind of game. They could break mans heart with their gener osity or they could cut his heart out without any compunctions of conscience if they did not like the expression ir his eyes.
 Now, new race is in there. Min. ing will be on the dead square. The reduction of ore will be reduced to ar absolute science. Every cent will have to be accounted for. But the profits are going to be more than ir the old days.
 All hail to new Pioche and may il live long and prosper.-Salt Lake Telegram.
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27

Our Fall and Winter lines are ar- irving every day and if in need of any winter goods it will pay you to exam inc our lines as we can save you money. THE EMPORIUM.
Mohave County miner., 1906-10-27
MOhave County

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