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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22
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How Diphtheria !. Contracted.

One often hears the expression, my
child caught severe cold which de-
yeloped into diphtheria, . when the
truth was that the cold had simply left
the little one particularly susceptible to
the wandering liplitheria germ. When
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
it quickly cures the cold and lessons 4 c
dauger Of diphtheria or any other germ
diseaSe being contracted For sale by
all druggists.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22

The Dedication Exercises at the Pres
'ierian Church on last Sunday morn
9, Nov. 18th we're pretty and exceed
ely impressive.
The Church had been beautifully
Fcorated with flowers and eyergreens
pa large congregation was present
help dedicate the house for religious
ses.
Inc choir was we'll trained by Mes
hines Williams and Mcswain and the
usc was pronounced fine, especially
le duet by those ladies, Peace be to
bis House. The hwmn written by
ey' H. Keigwin, especially for this
Ecasion follows. 1t was beautiful as
Pug by congregation and choir:
ziOn's gates. love thee,
Thy praises / would sing,
honors rise above thee,
Thou city Of Our King.
love Thy songs of gladness,
Thy messages of grace;
y spirit parts with sadness
Within Thy holy place.
Join in glad emotion
Where fragrant odors rise,
fseetinceuse OF devotion
Il
That reach the bepding skies.
lae Thy sweet communion,
iay banque, board oflove
'Aeiv blending souls in uni6n
are like o tl.ose above.
ny yladson.e way I'm wendiig
\. Among tie pilgrim band,
hose eager feet are sending
10 cara.' happy lani
q los, IL contemporaries.
I'm ionging 70 he..oli.
"nsn every Tribe and ration
shall gather in Thy iola.
Rev G II Ferrau Of Lake city,
reached the dedication SERMON Il was
feran who was hrst pastor 81 this
..a'sA and who aid sneli good work 81
'"Hs ule church. building 81 well
'',sa lle WAS eagerly listened .o b,
n0s' Of iiimds ana admirers who
present apdi a'seoprar has in
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22

no way disappointment to those who
heard him.
DR. Keigwin and his congregation are
certainly to be congratulated on the
completion Of their church building, and
especially because they are entirely out
Of debt.
The Methodists did not hold services
Sunday, but joined the Presbyterians in
the dedication exercises.
In the evening Rev. Ferran preach ed
again to a good congregation.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22
A New Inlratlon PInnt.

The Rev, Jas. P. DePass has perfected
irrigation system and proposes to
We it patented, which plant will be
Die to protect oranges and trees, when
good working order, and which will
50 spray 1000 trees in an hour, without
py other assistance than one man OF
K grove. This irrigation plant will
|ve fifty per cent Of fertilizer to the
Owe, while for vegetables and other
'its will overcome droughts and be
'Solute protection against cold snaps.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22

James Douahue, New Britain, Conn,
writes; Il tried several kidney remedies
and was treated by our best physicians
for diabetes, but did not improve until !
took Foley's Kidney Cure. After the
second bottle I showed Improvement,
and 1--WE bottles cured me completely.
/ have since passed rigid examination
for life insnrance Foley's Kidney
Cure cures back-ache and all forms Of
kidney and bladder trouble. I'd Greene
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22
Dedication Exercises.

The Dedication Exercises at the Pres
'ierian Church on last Sunday morn
b Nov. 18th were pretty and exceed
XIV impressive
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22

Effective November IL Jacksonville to
1T. Myers sleeping car line will be in
augurated on trains q aud 50, leaving
Jacksonville at 900 p. M, returning
leave 1T, Myers at 24S p. M.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-11-22

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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
NEW MACHINERY FOR LAW
 RENCE GROUP.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

Stukcy Brothers have just shipped n carload of machinery to Hillside station, to be installed on the Law. renee group of mines, in the Eureka district, where all arrangements are now completed for the sinking of a shaft to depth of 500 feet and the development of the property by a series of latcrals from the shaft in a minerlikc and scientific way.
 The Lawrence group, which was purchased about eight years ago, is situate about one mile cast of Noun tain Springs, three miles south of tho Hillside mine, and about % miles northwest of Hillside station on tho s. F. P. and P. railroad, with which it is connected by a good mountain wagon road.
 The group consists of twelve claims, 8 of which arc located on the same vein, which shows up strong and continuous on the surface in some places over 12 feet wide, for a dis. tance of over two miles, along a gra. nite and porphyry contact.
 A tunnel 150 feet in length and six shafts ranging in depth from 90 to 70 feet, constitutes the development on the ground, which shows a good vein of ore, carrying fair values in gold.
 The district has long horne . reputa' ton for rich and extensive mineral de- posits, among which may he mention cd the famous Hillside property which has produced an enormous amount of very valuable silver ore. Tho Law Ter copper properties, in which large deposits of copper ore are developed are situate but a short distance from the camp, as well as number oi other mines and prospects deserving of favorable mention.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
SMALL BARN BURNS ON THE "A
 0ERBERa PROPERTY.
(From Fridays Daily)

About | o'clock yesterday afternoon n small barn on the rear end of the lot occupied by n house on Virginia street, belonging to Dixon Fagerbere, near the Otis addition, in some un' accountable way caught on fire, and despite the fact that the entire volun' teer fire department of the city re- spondcd promptly to the siren call of the fire whistle, tho structure burned Co the ground.
 The blaze was, however, confined to the building where it started, thereby saving the destruction of many hand some residences facing Mount Vernon street, in the immediate vicinity. Tho loss, it is said, will not exceed $lo0 A small quantity of dynamite and black powder stored in the upper DOT ton near the roof luckily burned without exploding. Dude hose com pany No. was awarded the record fol first water.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
LABOR TROUBLES PARTLY CLOSE
 DOWN PLANT.

few days ago the men working at the Detroit Copper Mining company's conccntrator signed petition request ing the granting of an eight hour day. The company offered the men their choice of continuing on twelve hour basis, as they have been in the past, with the same rate, or reducing tho day to eight hours with n cut of GO cents per day in wages.
 The men refused, says the Morcnci Leader, to accept either of these propo- sitions. and sent word to tho supcrin- icndcnt that they would stay at tho present scale until May l. In conse- qucncc, on Monday morning the con ccntra,or foreman received word to shut down. and the men received their pay, many leaving the camp within the few days that followed. 4 largo proportion of the men have been in the employ of the company for mum Der of years, and most of these wcre reluctant to leave, but, unable to ar- rive nt n settlement satisfactory to both parties there was nothing further to bc done.
 The repair gang continued worh- ing on various parts of the plant, and yesterday sufficient men were found to enable them to run the cast side of the mill, the crushcr and sampline plants, during one shift, and in all pro bebility before many days tho min will be running full force once moro. From now on the copccntrator win be run exclusively on an cighthour basis, with the reduction of 50 cents . day in the wagc scale.
 Here from Mayer.
 Gus Moe, the Mayer stockman asd miner, came in last evening on . shost business visit.
 Hero from Middleton.
 Lionel Kendrick of Middleton is ip the city on n business visit.
 Grown King Visitor.
 R. c. Alexander, . Crown King busi- ness man, is in the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02

ranging in depth from 30 Co 100 feet. ,
 The holdings of the Arizona Gold Lode Mines company, consisting of 17 full claims and n millsitc, are situate about 1G miles east of Dewey station on the Bradshaw mountain railroad. The results obtained from the opera. ton of the ten stamp mill, which has been in operation on ore from the mines since the carly part of February have been SO satisfactory that tho company has decided on tho many i'm. provcmonts stated above.
 Tho survey of the proposed Hum boldt and Verde valley railroad crosses the ground, and it is thought that the line will he constructed this coming year.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
BANK ROLL GONE AFTER A MIX.
 UP.
(From Wednesdays Dailvl

Closely following upon the bold and successful hold up of John Foley s saloon at Ash Fork on the morning of the 2lst at l:i0 o'clock, this famous business place and resort was again touched on Monday evening at IO:3O o'clock to the tune of little over zoo in coin of the realm.
 From reliable information received here yesterday it appears that little before the hour named, while the house was crowded, n quarrel arose be. tween some of the parties in the place, which threatened to resolve it seif into free for all fight, but for the timely interference of Deputy sheriff John Foley and the dealer of the roulette game.
 During tho absence of th, dealers from the table the lady musician of the place, by request, took charge of the bank roll and placed it in sack rearing that rough house might fol low, and the money be appropriated during the melee. After peace was re. stored, she stepped away from the table, leaving the sack of coin, which later could not be found, and the whereabouts of which has not up to the present time been solved.
 The mysterious disappearance of this sack of coin, coupled with the recent daring and scientific hold up has aroused the residents of Ash Fork to the fact that tho lawless ele ment are getting a foothold there, and a sharp lookout is being kept for all suspicious characters who are seen lettering around the town or tho scv crnl resorts of the place.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
OBITUARY NOTICE.
Death of the Brother of Philip Hoover of this City.

The following obituary of Samuel Hoover, brother of our esteemed fellow citizen, Philip Hoover, member of the firm of stephens < Hoover of this city, appeared in the Bellefonte (Pa.) De mocrat of April 2:
 Saturday evening, April :, died at his home at Hannah station, from a complication of diseases, aged 6s years, month and 17 days. He was the son of the late Philip Hoover, was born in stonevalley, and moved with his parents nt the age of 12 years, to Ty- rome, since which time his life has been spent in the upper end of Bald Eagle valley. When. the call for troops was isued in 1861 he was one of the first men to respond, enlisted for one year. Since the war he has been engaged in farming. He leaves to mourn a widow, and the following chil- dren: William, of Port Matilda; Allen, of Mt. Pleasant; Annie, wife of Harry Chaney of Port Matilda; Linnie, wife of Odclbert Downing. of Vail; and Miss Sallic at home. Three brothers also survived: Philip, of Arizona; John. of Bellwood; and Alex. H., of Fill more. He was man of whom it can bc truly said his good deeds will live after him, and especially in his church Politically he was n Democrat, and also interested himself in the affairs of the twp, usually filling positions of trust He was buried from his late home on Tuesday afternoon, in the Tyrone cemetery. He was member of the Port Matilda lodge of Odd Fellows which order had charge of the fun eral.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
SAYS SHELTER IS 4 POEM OF
 MECHANISM.
(From Wednesdays Daily.) Written for the Journal. Miner
 By Kcan St. Charles,

Editor Kingmah Mineral Wealth.
 The plant of the Arizona Smelling company nt Humboldt IS n poem of mechanism.
 They have taken advantage of all the up-to-dnte Improvements in smelt' ing and concentration.
 Only one furnace of the two copper stacks is now turning out blister cop per. The other one will soon be in commission. Ore is piled in every available place around the plant, even thrown on the ground When the other furnace gets to smelting, this will be changed. Ore is what they want, but it came in greater quan' titles than was expected. No coke is used anywhere about the plant. oil is the fuel, and electricity the power. It is n model plant.
 A 400 ton conccntrator is being CT ected in connection with the smclter It's principal departure from the ordi nary concentrntor is the addition of two Hancock jigs. This style of jig is used only at Morcnci and Clifton ir Arizona. Their capacity is large, on' | jig at Morcnci doing the work oi 90 Frue vanners, 700 tons daily being put through the one machine. What strikes the visitor most nt tho smeltcr is the absence of coke for fuel Not n pound of coke is used Oil il the fuel, and electricity the power.
 The first carload of blister coppe shipped last week to the refnencs wa valued at $60,0o0.
 A contract has been let for lea, furnace with n capacity of 100 ton daily. When this plant gets to work all kinds of ore will he treated.
 Many of the men in charge of th different departments are skilled op erativcs from Butte and Anacondt Montana,
 No doubt Yavapai has n great pros perity builder in the new smelter T Humboldt.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
KINNEY GROUP DEVELOPS SOME
 EXCELLENT ORE.
(From Wednesdays Daily.)

John Kinney, who is developing the Kinney group of mines in the Big Bug district, arrived in the city Monday evening with samples from an impor' tant strike recently made in his property. The discovery ;as made by few days ago, and the work of opening it up hns not as yet progressed far enough to get fair idea of it's ex- tent or richness
 In the tunnel being run about 65o feet from the face, where n raise IS being driven for air, a two foot vein of ore was uncovered, which samples well in gold, silver, and copper. The ledge is n large one, and the new find was made between where the regular ore body is found and the footwall. Work is being rushed on the tunnc ahead, and Mir. Kinney is negotiating for the purchase of hoist to install n a shaft which it is proposed to com mcnce sinking on the vein in the nea Future.
 | The claims are situate in the nm mediate vicinity of Eugene siding ol the Poland branch of the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, which solves tn transportation problem, and the sec tion tx a well wntercd one.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
BEEMER WINS.
(rsom Wednesday Daily)


 Attorneys F. S. Clark and R. F. Morrison are home from Yuma after representing II. ]. Bccmcr in his fla. nous suit against Pcasc in the term of the district court held there recent ly. The suit wns brought Co rcscind n s2,5O0,OO0 contract. and another suit wns instituted by Pcasc for the re. covcry of the same amount said to be due him on the contract. By stipu- lation both suits were consolidated and tried ns one before n jury, which returned verdict for Bccmcr, award. ing him q damages, when all he pray. cd for in his cause of action was the annulmcnt of the contract.
 Attorneys Clark and Morrison were opposed by n brilliant array of counsel, including some of the brightest legal minds in southern part of the territory. The Pcasc side of the case was repre-. scntcd by A. C. Baker, Christy & Lewis and Street & Alexander, pro. mincnt Phoenix counsellors. aided by Henry A. wuppcrman and Timmons & Baxter of Yuma.
 The suit was over the purchase of n mining property in the Quartzitc dis trict of Yuma county, and was one of the most sensational civil suits tried in | southePn Arizona for n nurbe, of years.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
PLEASED WITH THE GOLD LODE
 PROPERTY.
(Frsm Wednesdays Daily.)


 director of the Arizona Gold Lode Mines company, and Charles II. Smith, n state senator from Markason, Wis, who have been here for the past week, on n visit of inspection of the company's properties in the Cherry creek district, will leave for their eastern homes today.
 Charles II. Smith, when seen last evening by n Journal. Miner rcprcsen. tativc, said "My visit to Cherry creek was in the interest of n number of prospective investors in the Arizona Gold Lodes company, and I am pleased to state, that after thorough investi- gation of the properties, that my re- port will be a favorable one. l found everything there even better than rc' presented, and there is no doubt in my mind but that the property is one of great value. There are immense bodies of ore in sight, which l Hnd to bc of n very good grade, and with the capacity of the present mill in' creased and other improvements which have been decided upon completed there is no question in my mind but that it will turn out to be proposi' ton of great business merit.'
 As sequel to the visit of these in vestors here, it was learned from rcli' able source that arrangements had al ready been perfected for the immedi ate installation of an additional 2t stamps to the mill now on the ground at tho company's camp, as well as large cyanide plant, the stamp mil to be later increased to fifty stamps ai soon as narrow guagc track 2R miles in length now under construction con meeting all the mines with the mil was completed.
 A four wheel drive motor truck, re gently ordered by the company fo the hauling of the sulphidc ores of thu Lcgborn mine to the Humboldt smelt CT is expected to be delivered her within ninety days, the machine to b used for hauling oil for fuel and othc camp supplies from Dewey station o' return trips. This machine, which ! late invention, has drivers connccte' with each of the four wheels, IS m by gasoline motor, and has spec of eight miles an hour over ordinar, country roads. In line with these ne' improvements the force of miners O the different mines will be increase from time to time, operations at th present time being principally cor , fined to the Lcghorn, Gold Lode, Rec cloud. and Wasbburn claims.
 The shaft on the Lcghorn is no' . down to n depth of 2i0 feet, showin increased values in the ores. The pa strenk is four feet wide in the bolton one foot of which is n heavy sulphid , ore which it is proposed to ship to th , Humboldt smclter, while the oth' . three feet, carrying values principal in gold, is reduced by the milling an concentrating process
 A drift is being run on the Go , Lode vein, which exposes body } free milling ore of an average "'o' of three feet of very good grad while the 300 foot tunnel on the bug' vain shows continuous vein free milling gold ore that will pla better than $lO to the ton. Besid i. the claims mentioned others Of tl oroup have excellent showings in shaf
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-02
Get
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When you go to a drug store and ask for Scott's Emulsion you know what you want; tho man knows you ought to have 1t. Don't be surprised. though if you gre offered something else. Wines, cordisIs, extracts etc., of cod liver oil are p'ent'' tul but don't lmsolne you ere gettIno cod liver oil when you take them. Every year for thirty years we've been increas'no the salos oS Scott's Emulsion. Why7 0scause N hss slwsys boon potter than sny substitute for K.