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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

lied needle and press out the contents
with the instrument used for blackheads.
Cleanse the openings with peroxide of hy-
drogen; then massage WIN the cream.
After carefully removing all the cream,
baihc first In hot water. then cold, Do
this several times, and into the last cold
water put drop or two OF benzoin. II
carefully followed the most obstinate
cases OF blackhcads. pimples and acne
he cnrc1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13
A Sale of
FlOunCed RennaiSal
Bed Sets

II Sat Lake has witnessed FINE L
ti BED SETS has not been We eousn ,s
AT rare advantage make ns
cut our profit to the margin Enphucay sale OF os
afford to miss. -
cE.s oi,te9 AND APPLIQUED FLOUNCED BoeDi'h hs eh
!" exquisite and unique beautiful han s,
ga 'e h"ese oooonet with valance ana
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-13

Defense Against Hail.

cngine-room of tho factory, Tho plan was
perfectly successful
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
SHELTER ENTERPRISE

Chris y. Brown, OF this city, and ;.
O. Welman, Of Los Angeles, visited
Bullfrog district last week for the pur-
pose of estimating the probable ton
mage that might be secured for smelter
at Las Vegas
Messrs. Collin and Mcdonald, repre-
senting the Potosi Leadzinc Co., will
arrive ia Las Vegas this week to confer
with the smtlter promoters. and it r.
probable that if negotiations between
Thcse parties are successful the smelter
will be built. potosi ore is needed ior
flux and the tonnage from this mine is
an important item.
The parties behind the project are
responsible and represent large capital.
They only require assurance Of sufficient
business TO justify them in the under
taking.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
COPPER CAMPS

u !, reported that Mr. samuel New
L"n,r has bought the New York mine
III eastern san Brruardin" county. Cal
'I"rI!a, ior $6I, 1000, and that he will
work The vein for it, copper values on
" large >cale. The report is not a. yet
outirmcd.
lfl~ mine, which j. the Oldest in that
Part of the San Bcrnaldiuo copper belt,
: on the cast slope oi New York mcun-
'au' near Vanderbilt station.
New York Mountain i. now dotted
"i'h camps and great activity prevails
'a 'e'eIopment Of copper veins which
,Nf'ushout the district are reported H.
~ d great width and carving high
Values
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
WILL MINE FOR COPPER
Quartstte Owners Buy Property in
San BernRrdino County

II is learned that the Copper king
mine in the copper belt "f eastern san
Bernar,Gno county, California, has beer
bought ior $l2O,OOO 10y Colonel c. \
Hopkins. eN-Governor Geo c. Crocker
oi asS,chusetts, and other mine oper-
ators OF Boston. who are heavily inter
c>ttd IN the Quartettc mine o' Search
light. Nevada
The property, which belonged to Mr.
Joseph Nelson, lies near the Standard
mine, now Il shipper of high grade cop
per ore.
Governor Crockcr il president Of the
Quartt'c Mining company and Colonel
Hopkins i treasurer ~ well as the
heavir-, otockholder.-Ios Angeles Min
ins Review.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
RICH FISSURE REACHED
Gold Butte Makes Second Strike
Within Ten Days

New> II another strike in the Gold
Butte na- received ycstcrlsy through
the medium oi letter from Supcrin-
tendcnt J r. Gibbs, oi tke property
The new strike j. in the form oi a
fissurc about $50 iect in from the mouth
OF the tunnel. and the letter, without
going into details, states that in up
pearance the ore Is very rich. This is
the SECOND strike on the property within
two weeks, .nd Ihe indications are that
the further 1A~ tunuci penetratcs the
better are tli,, results obtained
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
RICH ROCK
Gold Fairly oozes From
Johnnie Quartz

Some Of the richest and handsomest
gold specimens ever produced in this
section were exhibited in Las Vegas
this week. The ore came from Fred
Bovler's Minnie May lease at Johnnie,
and i q handsome white puartzite with
nuggets of pure gold scattered all over
it. Some ni the ore will run thousands
OF dollars to the ton and selected speci-
mems contain fabulous values.
The Minnie May adjoins the well
known Johnnie mine and was leased by
Bowler from the Johnnie Con. Minint
Co, owner, oi the Johnnie The ledge
containing the streak oi enormously
rich ere has just been encountered and
has cglsed great excitement in the
Johnnie district.
1. A. Johnson, ,up,a:4Itendent Of the
Johnnie mine, claims to have paid $500
for u sack OF the ore. He was on his
way to Los Angeles, with II quantity oi
specimens. Other persons returning
from Johnnie brought III similar speci.
mems.
1t i estimated tlidi the entire 3edgt
will run about $500 per ION at 1he
present depth.
Ed. lIrgcns snd W. X. Thomas have
taken a lease adjoining the Nisanie May
and will commence Development in &
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
CROOKED PROMOTERS
Stock Company Fakes Assay Ger
tlficate.

smith X Hecker. Las Vegas a-,ayers,
state that they receives! last week Il
Autographed copy OF one Of their assay.
certificate, that j. being used TO >windl"
th4 public in promoting sales ior "a
Death Valley company.
The as-aycr- inform The Age that the
certificate was given for a sample from
the Lane property in the Vincent di--
trict, near Las Vegas.
II would afford The Age great pleasure
To expose the company and its officers,
but ut the present time those VII" are
able to do so are moi willing to verify
the facts for our protection. Such "per-
ations. however. will he exposed soon
or late.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
MILLS FOR MINES
Machinery Going in Over
New Road

Railroad men report that large guam
titles of machinery are being shipped
over the new railroad to develop the
mines OF the Bullirog district.
The railroad is yet so miles irons
Beatty, bgt .enterprising mine owners
are preparing 20 have ore ready f"f
shipment when the railroad arrives.
Many mines, however, contemplating
the additio2 # heavy machinery, will
await the completion oi the road :" save
extra handling and cNpeIrse
Beatty Miner says that Inany mines
in the Bgllra.s district will be ready 10
do business upon the arrival Of the
railroad
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
JUSTICE MIx-UP
Judge Ralph Will Refuse TO vaeats
the OHice

Judge Ralph has determined not to
surrender the office of Justice OF the
Peace Of Las Vegas Township 10 H VI.
Lillis, the new apPointee.
Dan V. Noiand Is attorney ior Judge
Ralph and contends that the commits
sioners exceeded their authority, that
no vacancy existt3 and that the APP
pointine7it Of Mr. 1.Illia ~ not legal
Mr.. Iillis, on the other hand, accept
ed the responsibility st the request OF a
large number Of influential citizens and
will no doubt stand firm in their behalf
The District Court will probably have
an opportunity to decide the matter.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
GRAPHITE
inspectors Should Look For This
Mineral

Graphite is in demand and pros
p'e'"rN should keep lookout for
me mineral a deposit OF import
~"'e w'aild bring a good price.
"faPhlic occurs in granite rock
1"''>SeS, micachists. crystalline,
limestone and penalties. The
''I'f Varies from iron black. TO steel
gray Is Ola greasy nature and
''n'aSliblc only at a very. high
''Ar'raturr 1t is used in the
''.AoiacJurr "f crucible,. stove
p1''>'. :, foundry facing, paints. pen
s Packing, glazing and electro
'ypiug.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
LUCKY DUTCH MAN

in his report to the directors 81 the
J lucky Dutchman Mining and Develop.
ment CO. May 10Th, Manager John W.
Rover states that carload -hipmcn' Of
ore has just been made from the Lucky
Dutchman mine at Crescent.
The mine WAS down - i'rt III the
main shaft, with 100 feet "i drift, I'll
feet OF wlnze AMI uprai-c OF ~ fect for
ventilation. Work i Progres-in. stead
ilv and the indications for u good mine
are said to hc encouraging.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
FUEL FOR SHELTER

The proposed smelter for Lac Vegas
may be operated with fuel from the oil
fields of tins section.
The promoters OF the sfne@ter enter
prise are the designers Of crude oil
blast furnace that has been proven u
success BY the Union Smelling Co at
the Pinkham mine, Chloride, Arizona.
Development, of the oil fields north
east OF Indian Creek may result in
supplying cheap fuel for the enterprise.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
Initial Wholesale Liquor
House of Las Vegas

:. q. Mcintosh. ~ the Arizona Club,
ha. taken out wholesale liquor license
in addition to beer and malt hconse.
tie has jrst received u carload OF
ghiskcN from ths Old Early Timer Distil-
ler., Of Nelrur county, Ky, and is pre-
Pared to quote prices or different grades
.tui ,,.c- Is Whistles. in lo'. Of one or
trh harrcl..
: cotnafcte line OF case and bottled in
bond ssoo, will be eassfed in ssbes.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
ARTESIAN WATER

Water has been struck in the deep
well being sunk at Corn Greek by thr
railroad company and it IL rel,orted in
dicasions are good for soon obtaining 4
plentiful supply Of artesian water. j.
Ross Clark and party Of railroad inen
we're out over the road Hast Saturday
and spent aonfe tine at Corn Greek
They appeared well satisfied with the
prospect and the progress being made.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
JUDGE RETIRES
Hawley's Resignation Comes a.
Surprise to Commonwealth

Thomas F. Hawley, Judge of the
nited District Court "t Nevada, who
has occupied the bench in this State
for longer period than any other ciil-
zen since the State was organized, has
resigned His resignation WAS sent t"
President Roosevelt June lst,
The two men most prominently men
toned for the position made vacant by
the resignation of Judge Hawley are
Judge W. \. Massey, OF Reno, and +.
= Harrington, Of Elko.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16

4 new freight and automobile road
has been completed t" Johnnie from the
siding. 6y way OF Mineral Flat, dis
,auce OF exactly II miles, ahd steps
have been taken to establish Il daily
mail route from the siding ir Johnnie
and Man-e, which will be vast inn
provement over the Ion. Hud tedious
STAGE ,cteicc heretofore hed for the
Johrnic iirtrr, from .icdH h' WAY %;
the PahrumF Valley.
4 telephone line will bt Constructed
from Johnnie siding to 5uithie and the
mines
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
CHEAPENS CYANIDE
Patents Now Covering Process Elk
pire in December Next

The Macarthur Forest cyanide patents
of the United States expire next De-
ccmber. At that date the only limita-
tions in the use of cyanide in the
extraction OF gold and silver will be The
various patents granted To cover me
chanical applications oi the "yahid"
process, the number ri which II legion.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16

- ,,,,,,, ......., III.
'-'''''' -" W. '''''
\ SimmOnds, Denver
\ B Perkins,
Nm Ballantyne, Manhattan
q Williams. Missouri
j Gleason, Chicago
q l. Crosby, Salida, Colo
Frank Ambrose
Frank Force
Mrs CO Johnson and dau., >prinGvilb
j IL Morgan
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
EASTERN EXCURSIONS

yia salt Lake route, from Oal''o'''''' "
and Nevada 10 the Fast Tickets "'
sale:
Iune 9th and eth.
lnlv 2nd and %rd
August 7,h. Stl, and 9th
september Sth and 10Th se
For rates and further ini'fpla '''''
agents.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
NEW NEVADA CAMPS

The wonders ii Nevada will never
cease. Within the past four months no
lever than eight new mining camps
have been discovered. The more re-
cent discoveries have mainly been in
the belt running across the State, in
Guiding Fairview, Round Mountain and
Buck-kiu.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
CLARK BRANCH

1racklayers' camps on the l.. '. d L.
road have been moved ~ miles north of
Johnnie Sidin. and rails are now being
laid Within ~ miles oi Heatty.
official, Announce tina; the road will
reach Beatty about July 18th.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16
PIOCHE RAILROAD

Articles of incorporation of the Cal
i'utr and Piochc Railroad company
havc been filed, and it Is expected that
work on the eXtention to the county
seat will he commenced soon.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1906-06-16

Lightweight $50 gold plecc, are in
circulation ia Nevada. The gold If
sweated irom the edge and the coin re-
milled
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

folgcnOcn 36glin8c bct6ciliatcn; 2.
3. &otb6ilO, Wtalcolm ). Goou, @ol-
ter Nruo, GbarleS =. CcIeoiugc, 9tor-
man u. @obigburlt j. @uU 2Sucue-
man, Gunicl 5. 2omlcr, Grunf @on}.
horn uno Gl0rcb Barter. Nod ser
&crt6cilung ser &r0micu belt @oter
Benedict Sonlcp cine 9Duipro6c, mn
cine pcitcrc 0rd)citcr 9,mmer be.
ihloB 0oa YroGronm.
Gic So6resihIuBicjcr oca Colleges
iinoct bilfG, Abcno itott get Scricf-
ben mirG Dos Goae9 CrdcIter cbcrl.
falls cil g~c0icgcnc9 Ntbardnm sur
E,r6iijbrurg brin8cn. @r, Sonlca
u, @o(ib bQlt bic Kaleidoscope iiber
Oo@ (bemu yltnicre uotjonoIcn &o.
iclt upo Torncn." SIR. 5 &. Mobler
D0It bic Tn1brodc on Die S%tnocntcn.
8. @robonl miro ollrd Sen &ortro0
zines &ioliusSoIOa lmO @oporb
2onbcrt olrrd, Den &ortrog zines
GornCt Soloa crircucu.
Iic 9tomen ser @roouirtcn lpl>r-
Sen bcrcita int nNeutihcn Gorreipon.
benton" pcr0ffentlidt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
Cas- finite Gpfcr.

Nod ciu ocrfobIter &ei6ndm alti Dem
Qompfer nGiicr" ouigeiunocn.
- Ger Goote ais Charles u.
@rpoS iOcntiiijirt.
Ger 0umpicr nGiicr" bon ser
,McrNantS & Ntiucr2 Iron9porta-
tion g." mclher poriQc @ohc tbcil.
mcilc ultabromtc, mlW0e gcItcrn nad)
Dem Nicr 9}r. %, &outit @oint gc.
iHIcppt, moiclbit man OenicIbcn ans.
5ltpumpcn bc8onn. lin 3 llbr Nohs
mittnQS fam Elm ihuer u~crtobltcr
2cihnom an oic Sbcril0dc, mcidcr
ais ocricnigc BON Charles II. @rOo5,
cincS NnthpGrterS. i0cntiii5irt mlrOc.
Ger EoOtc mar y Sabre alt mo
itommtc aus Moooitods &t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

pOrhmo aus Tie per Spe5iaI5ug nod
Ocean Gitp iucitcr b%cf6rOlrt merOeu.
- Nic &obrc8-Grturiiou Der oNge0
ECople'S Outing Socicm" iinOet
bcrtc itutt. Ter @cieuiduit itebt Der
Gi56rcdcr o@otrobc" SIR &erfiigung,
uno minOeitcna 200 uItc 2cutc uer.
zen an Der Grturitou Ibcil uc6men.
49, Go9 @cttcr @iIrcau Der ,&o6n5
Nopfiua' ltuiueriitdt" bat aeitern
N}orgcn cineu ncltcn Observation-Disclosures
bcfommen, GaS Snitrument bate
ioiort qeniigcuo @cIcaenbeit, ieine
@rauhburteit du oemonltriren.
- Ginc Confederation" oe9 gGon-
|cotenotco Grocn9 Ger Sooe@oO" ianO
Hcitern Nuhmittug IN ocn &Qumlidl.
tcitcn oea yMurDlano Country
Clubs" itott, unO 20 nelte MitgIicoer,
idmmtlih NoljbdnoIcr, muroen in
Die @cbcuniiie DER o0oo.Soo's" Elm.
Qcmeibt. Gic Sobre1- Gonpcntion ole.
icr @cicQihuit pon &oI}bGn0lern lin.
oct I'M September in Sfloboma ltati.
Sic @oItimorcr Gelcqotcn moaen
ucriuhcM Die nGhitidbrige Gonpen.
tion fiir Baltimore III deuinuen.
- @r. z. E. 6iCl0, elmer Der gr0B.
ten &ercbrcr pom @jQiom Sennind9
&rDoM bat @rn. &rpon cine Ginla.
outg aciouot uui Der &ijffebr bon
icilcr Mcltrciic in Baltimore a65il-
itcigcn. @enn Nr. @rpon uuaimnlt
miro l6m elm groBca 9antCtt gegeben
mcr0cu.
- @oupcrncltr NnriicIG uuo an.
0rrc @Gite, mclde oil Der bcltte gfodD.
mittod itattfinOcnOcn Gditciulcglutg
oc9 ncltcn administrations @ebGnloe3
riir 0n9 n@Suibingtou Golcq" in Der
9}dbc bon G6citcrtolpn, Scent. Gountp
lbcil ncbnlcn mer0en, iabrcn bcute
Wtor1cn s lt6r on 9oro oca StuatS.
0nmpicra o@uupcrneltr OicSunc"
uon ser @Critc Nr. 3 al Ger 2igbt.
StroBc oortbin ob. Gu2 neue Sc
b6rtoc miro $4,000 foiten. Gie 2ebr.
o%nitult muroc 1891 %gcgriinoet, un0
%rdiiOcnt g8oibington lcgte Den Gf.
itctu iiir oicicl6c.
-@r. ). 6rcnlon HalirL Der Oento.
frotiihc Enrtciiiibrcr in Baltimore,
b%ciinoct iidl 5ltr Belt in Ntluntic-Git
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
3crmiidltc StaOtnad)ridjtcn.
Ger Nahrea 9LnsiLna Scr %

Ter Snbre9s }IuSilug ser o@oltis
more @buIeialc @rocerp Comp" nod
Aponoalc iin0et bclltc itatt.
Gic So6rca Contention ser
oWorplnno 9~outcr2' Niiociation" be.
ainnt bcllte N6cno in O~an-Gitu
DO. Sic Telcgoten pom Baltimore
ur0 pom mcitlidcn Wnrplnnb iobrelt
beute 9tod)mittug : llhr nit einem
Compiler Der a9oltimore.9 Asfapeofe.
atlantic 9abn" nod Claiborne al,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

Ger Gompier ,Sorotio SuG,"
ipeIder allf Der 6obrt bon Neiu-9orf
mad GortlonN DE, bel 2ittle Golf
SSlano olf bcn @rumo eerietb. lit
mieoer ilott qeiuor0en uno mar int
Stanoe. ieine Sobrt nad Yortlano
f~ort5uieBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

&ciu E0cboll. NcOcr
ser Baltimore, nod irgertb Elm anOe.
rcr Glnb ser oitIiden 9oiebol Si1o
ipicltc gcitcrn. sir oen Geimiihcn
Glib mar fem SpieG ongeicbt mO
nltd nidt iiir sic bon Nenarf, Nrti
folo unO O}ontrenl, uto Die SpicIc
Scr Clubs pom FrouiOence, Nodcltcr,
'ScrieuaGitD mo 5oronto lpuroen
0ltrd Nclcu pcrbinoert. Sclttc ipic'
len sic Wiontrcaler bier in Baltimore.
+Nrn. @icman'S Heiignns
tom uUQcno III III c II. Ger
.Whuiical grt Club" nobm in elmer
ocItcrn Nbcll6 abgcbaltencn Ser.
iammnmG Die Neiignotion be@ 5ru.
9copolO s.. Aiemon ais Irdii0cnt
on. s. mur0c jeood ~porl1uiig fcin
9odiolQCr iijr Srr. Nienlor crs
nGblt.
Seucr. 6llnfen ans cinSlt
3icQcIoicu icBtcn cincn Sd)uppcn Der
Baltimore Nrid 60" geitcrn rib
in @rano unO ~beid)aoigttn oenielbcn
bis gum @etrage bon $500. Die
l5lommen muroen BON Der Seucrlpebr
Igeloi6t. as
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

6irrua GbarIc3 &riel & 81. ii6crfa6-
rem ulo c6enfoas 10 i6ucr uerIett,
ooB lie na6 Sem Stoot.Soipitol &c.
brnht mer6en mtbte.
Brad cine &tppe.
Charles @ladportb, Gin % Sabre
alter Gon0uftrlr ser ISc6crQlitraBen-
Clinic, mitr0c gcitcrn 2lbcno fllr3 Dor
8 llbr al Ser NisqritbItroBc, 5tpi-
ldcn RrcIton- uto 0ofimanitrobc,
BON cinem 6ll6rperf getroficll, nab
reno ct ami Sem Grittbrctt Oc8 Stra,
Benbabn g @oagonS itou0 un0 6a6r-
gelO colleftirte. @r murOe nit einem
&ippenbru6 nnd) Dem st. SoiepbS.
9oIpitoI" gebradt.
Nbgcit ii r5t.
Charles 6. 0oIter, Elm q Sabre
alter 3immermonn bon 9tr. 2005,
-Ereitonltrnbe i~tiir5te geitern,
luGbrcno cr AT cincm 9teubau orbci-
tetc, pom 3~rpeiteu Stodwcrt ob. Gr
uur0e i'm @atroImagcn 0eS %norOGit-
Ii6en 9iitriftS nah bem st, 80
icpbS SoipitoI" gebradt, no eS lib
6erauSiteate, OoB er ncbcn elmer Ser
itau6ling am &iiden einen grud oc@
S6ulterbIuttes oopon gctra,
gen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20
Scrinann SippDlO.

IS itor6 in Getroit, Otido am 18.
SSuni, 40 u6r abenbS, @ermorm
Sippol0. (111)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

GinCu intcrciiuutcu Ser
NIcih iibcr Ole |iinnn5iellen @rgebniiit
DC, EoltucrmultuulQcn in ocn perl6ic.
oGIcn HGltoern mdbrcno 0cS &eh4
nsn0aiubrc9 190t-1905 pCr0iient.
IiAt ou0 %utcrnntionolc Nilreou oe$
GScltpoit &crcina. Gatod bate Die
cnsEihc EoitpcrmoltunG nit 1919
WiiLienen 6rontcu Den boditen
llcbcri6u6 an 6lpeiter Stclle itebt
NlIBlonO nit 1864 Midioncn Strait
fen uno an Orittcr StelIc Geuti6lanb
nit iibcr sou MiQioucn 6ranfen
llcbcri6uB. 9tidt ollie Foitpcrpol.
tllngcn bobcn lleberidiiiic SIT pcr5eidI.
men, Die Eoitucrmoltungcn cin5elner
S0nocr criorNcrtcn 3ui6iIiic, mituli.
ter rcdlt crbcblid)c. Sn mllbten Die
Scr. Stuatcn bon Nor0umerifa iiir
sic Grboltung ibrca YoltbctricbeS IA.
0tiaionet 6runtcn 5llid)icBcn. 0ie
Ar0Btcn Ginnubmen butten Die Der.
Stuaten bon Nor0uncrifd nit 744
Wtiaioncn 5ronfen, ober nudy bic
NroBtc NuSgobc: tic bctrug 7S8 Wtil'
lioucn 6rnnfcIt. 0ie 5tpeitgroBte
@tnnobme bate Gcutidlon6 nit 69t
WiiuionCn SrnnteL Dos ollh bin.
lidtlih Scr All9gobc nit 610R Wtil.
linncn an 5meitcr STEELE itonO. Sn
Der Ginnubme pte Alt99obe NAHUM
@roBbritonnicn Die brittle Steae elm;
Grlterc bctrug 40 Wtiuioncn Sran-
fen, 2cbtere 2S9 WiQionen 5ranfen.
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NIT Die Eolt nnl criolgrei6Iten tb1-
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

9ei Ser Iu II Il me Ser
ainoer in Die &oItaidule rt6tete eit
Eiorrer IN cinem Gorfe Sberbei.
icu's an Die Se69iGbrigen Oie6roge.
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fonnten. Ger Eforrer mar ieoen-
foaS irelloig iiberroidt, ais ole &in.
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.2ieo ser 2icOcr" onitimmten: Srirf
mcr nod c GrGppdc, trinf me nod
c Sroppde, aus Dem tleinen Senfel.
toppde."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-06-20

Sn Solc0o mur0en m eb.
rcrc G%iabGnoler, Die sur Spgeio Gee
so. acboren, pcgcn Geridp0rung in
Nnflugcjuitano pericbt uno elmer
idrloig gcfunocn. Ter Sprlld) Der
Slrru bate 5oubcrboitc @irtung.
3ruei ser angeflogtcn b%cfnnnten iid)
iofort lduIOiM mo, mas nod beiier
lit fir ooS EublifunL Der GispreiS
iiel NM 30 Yro5ent.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14
wooo~Es DECORATION DAY.
Carp Ne. ., ". o. w. Honor Their
oess ~ psesrstlnn oraNet

II accordance with the yearly Gus
ton. and a call BY the consul com.
uande-. the members q Ardmore
Camp 40 g. woodmen Of the world.
aad many friends met yesterday az.
ternoon a. their hail. where the Wood.
msa formed IN marching array and
marched % the Rose Hill Cemetery
where they honored the departed
members of tha. order by streving
flowers On their graves. Each year Il
is The custom OF the order 20 place
flowers on the graves of their decess.
a brothers. 81 remembrance of the
ties tha; bind them In the order %
which they were brother members.
The ceremony of placing the flowers
on The graves vas simple but impress
slve Flowers we're plentiful and the
graves of each was covered with
them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14
Many Inquiries.

Within the past month over 100
letters have been received by the
Ardmore Commercial club and every
mail Is bringing more inquiries con.
cernlng she city and the country trl.
buiary 10 II. The many letters tha.
are being received Is the result OF
a systematic advertising campaign
that has been inaugurated by the Com.
merclal club Only recently the clup
contracted for space In Bob Taylor
magazine and a full page advertise.
ment will appear either In the June or
July number As a result OF this ad
yertlsing several enterprises will
probably locate here. The club Is ne
gotiating with several and II Is hoped
Ardmore will get them. A wrlte.up
q NE city Is being printed and with.
Ia the next year thousands Of these
will be distributed The organization
Is working TO locate new enterprises
and new people.
The regular meeting OF the club will
be held tomorrow night AT the city
hall and everybody Is invited TO at
tend H. Don't forget tho meeting
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-05-14
sem.,hIna kbeu, Rauah Dry.

You probably have trouble getting
a wash woman and perhaps prefer to
do your own ironing II you can ge;
your clothes washed. dried and
starched. From now on tie New
Steam Laundry has designated Wed.
nesday as Rough Dry Day. This en-.
ables MS TO return your rough dry
by Thursday evening, giving you Fri.
day and Saturday for ironing days.
Our price for this work is s5 cents for
the first dozen and all over that IL
cents per garment To insure prompt
return your bundle must be in the
laundry by Wednesday noon Be sure
70 send list with bundle. The driver
will leave you blank lists ~ you ask
for them. Phone 575.
stt NEW STEAM LAUNDRY