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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26
Jamestown Exposition Visitors

Rooms and Board in desirable
residential section. 30 minutes
ride by boat to Exposition. Terms
reasonable. Correspondence solic-
tied.
MRs. II. NJ. KENNERIY.
il9 33d street,
Is st Newport News, Va.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26

DeWitrs Kidney and Bladder Pills are
unequaled for backache, weak kidneys,
Inflammation of the bladder and all
urinary troubles 4 weeks treatment
for % cents. Sold by Blencowe's Phar-
macy.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26
For Sale

Several 2 and 3 year old half
bred colts out of mares by Picvna,
out of Minerva, dam of Don't Care.
Apply 30 G. K. RAMsBURG, Mon
del, Md. is At
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26
Wood! Wood! Wood

You can find Wood, sawed and
split, at F. Il. Pulliam's shop. 1t
will be delivered at your house.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26
Lumber for Sale.

\ l have for sale full lot of oak
lumber cat ready for the erection
ola barn 30x45 feet. Also boards.
building lumber, slabs. etc. Fine
oak timber. Apply at once to
FOSTER BURCHELL,
> ) II BeTyville, Wa.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26
From BerfyVille, Va, Excursion Tickets
Account Of
JAMESTOWN EXPOSITION

On sale daily until November
the 30th, 1907, via Norfolk and
Western Railway.
Season Tickets, SI2IO.
Fifteen day Ticket, 1906.
Coach Excursion ticket, limited
four days, on sale every Tuesday.
S5.65.
CORRESPONDENCE low rates from
other Stations. Information and
train service upon application to
Agents.
W. b. BEvnL,
General Passenger Agent,
81
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26

Always keep bottle of / w. HAIR.
PER whiskey in sight Good to look at
and good to taste; and what's more a
benefit to your health. Sold by ]. III.
Huyett 49,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1907-06-26

You can't tell woman's age after she
takes HOLSTERS, Rocky Mountain Tea.
her complexion is fine She is round
plump, and handsome in fact she is
young again. 50 cents, Tea or Tablets
G. Blencowe.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18
SECURE LEASE ON
LITIGATION HILL

Chief Of Police Malley and Dis
trict Attorney McCarren returned
last night from Manhattan, where
they had gone in connection with a
lease they have taken on the Tur
tie Dove claim of Litigation Hill.
Interested with the officials is
Sheriff Owens, and work has already
been commenced on the lease, so well
do the people interested feel over
it.
1--WE have begun sinking on the
ledge said the Chief, land viii go
down until we strike the cross ledge.
The trend of the main vein is east
and west. running right through the
ground, while another vein rans
north and south. We ought to strike
it big on the intersection of the
veins and ! do not think that We
will have to go more than twenty
feer to do this.
Manhattan is looking very god
at the present time. ! went down
in the Thanksgiving. and the mine
is all that has been claimed for it.
| also went down into the Mustang,
and that property is also looking ex-
tremely we'll. 1t is only a matter
of a short time, now, when Manhat-
tan must come to the front. | don't
know whether there is going to be
another boom there, but what is bet
ter than that for the men holding
properties is the fact that they are
finding the ore in all directions. 1t
is the ore and the money and the
men that make the mines, and the
mines make the camp.
They have the ore in Manhattan.
and it will not be a difficult matter
to get the money; and they have the
men with sand enough to stay by
their properties. So the outlook is
good all around"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18
Will SINK ON
The MIZPAH

Colonel o. p. Posey. mining man
and capitalist, well known in every
state in the West, visited Manhattan
recently. He was accompanied by
j. r. Searles, manager OF the Daisy
at Goldheld; John c. Manion, for
many year United States consul in
South Africa; Max Miller of New
York, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Mitchell
Of New York, and Governor John
Mitchell of Goldheld.
Colonel Posey and most of the
members of his party own the Man
haitian Mizpah and were here to look
over the camp and determine on
plans for the development of their
property. They were so well pleased
with the showings at depth in all
parts OF the district that they have
| determined to sink a 300-foot shaft
on the Mizpah estate this summer.
The property lies just east of town,
between the Consolidated and the
Zanzibar.
Colonel Posey said to a represen-
tative of the Mail that there is nc
limit to the amount of capital ready
to come into Southern Nevada in.
vestment and speculation. Manhat
tan will get her share of attention
and from the showing this camp Is
making at depth, the investor who
chooses Manhattan will not SO un'
rewarded.
Mr.. Searles, who is manager OF tn
Daisy mine at Goldheld, was partie
ularly pleased with the minera
showing here. ut looks to me like
Manhattan is to have a great mum
her of Mines" he said, "and do
not see that any n part of the dis
trict has a monopoly on the chances
Manhattan is big. All that is needed
is for your mine-owners to push de
) yelopment in the line of deep sink
) ing. You are only wasting time an
money in gouging around in the sed
imentaries. I notice that whereve
your operations have been carried I
depth. success has invariably foI
r lowed"
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18

ing specimen ore in sinking a shaft.
The Lee Whale has the largest body
of ore in the camp.
I'm the Echo district tho Inyo Gold
is extremely rich, with thousands Of
tons ready for shipment. 'Skybo,' an
eminent engineer says, is a mann
moth producer
The Keane Wonder, in South
Bullfrog, with a large mill almost
completed, is 10Y applying for pat
ent for 100 claims, the largest group
of properties in Nevada. The High
land Boy, adjoining the Keane Won
der, is making a wonderful showing.
AT Willow Creek, south Of Green
water, they have a large body of ore
running from $500 to $4,000 per ton,
which was recently acquired by Geo.
S. Wingield of Goldield. Green
water, in one mine. has forty feet
of Is per cent copper, carrying some
gold.
I'm the face of all these facts, can
any SANE man doubt that we will
have a summe market?
THE greatest men our country are
now realizing that our district is
sure to be the greatest of the state.
When Clarence H. Mackay decided
to build the Postal Telegraph in here,
at az cost of $500, 900, he said:
The Postal was founded on mining
money, for John Mackay, Of Com
stock fame, was the founder of the
system, and as a result the company
has a decided leaning toward mining
districts that show promise. The
Bullfrog district looks to me as
though it will be even a greater pro-
Queer than Tonopah or Goldfeld, for
already it has proven many won
derful and rich mines in the district
and it has proven many wonderful
and rich mines in the district, and
it has more ore blocked out than any
other districts in the state. Il has
the largest completed mill and more
mills in course of construction than
elsewhere. Its future will be profit
able and permanent.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18
V|FE'S WINNING
WAYS Even fail

The lrrespressible "Scotty" knows
now to guard the secret of his gold
cacne II he knows nothing else, ac-
Soraing to a story that has just come
% town via Death valley. After the
@g tremblor Mrs. "Scotty," mindful
y tne ups and downs and %upheavals
y HE as then illustrated, began to
uaoger her husband as to the loca-
uOn OF his famous secret mine. She
INSISTED that she ought to know how
" feach 1t in Ease anything hap
penedN to him. At last, Bluebeard
"Ae' ne consented to let her have her
O"n way and promised that on his
4eAl trip he would take her to the
'pV' where the twenty-dollar pieces
se mixed with the rocLs." Accord.
,Nsiy' last week, instead of leaving
Asr as usual at the railway station
arrest the mine, he harnessed foul
a'Vs 10 a well-stockod wagon, LITE,
% the seat beside him, and drov,
ns'y on into the sun-baked desert
Ss' In that rolling waste. however
O'y weakened, and right in 9Th,
,ie OF nowhere he planted hi
"'iui spouse beside a pool o
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18

water, hedged her in with a plenti-
full stock of beans, bacon, coffee and
crackers and the protection of a
faithful shepherd dog to of
the coyotes, and drove off by his
lonely self to the mysterious mine.
Six days later Mrs. "Scotty" awoke
In the dawning light to find her hus-
band standing before her. In the
wagon was an assortment of bags
filled with something heavy which
'Scotty" explained was 1.-The stun. -,
Mrs. "Scotty" fooled the four mules
some dred miles to Rhyolite, near
Bullfrog, where the twain proceeded
to spend money after the approved
"Scotty' style. Then the disappoint-
ed woman commented to a friend:
Six years the man has been prom
ising me a sight of that mine-for
wants to be so contrary for, anyhow.
Can your"
"Scotty' tried to repair the error
of his way by giving his wife a poe
ketful of money, a railroad ticket and
a trip East "for a good time Then
he proceeded to turn nuggets into
wine and the wine into anything
but water. He paid for everything
and nobody in camp objected. At the
liquor-laden banquet he gave TO sew
eral friends some one chaffed him
on his recent appearance as an actor
man. There's nothing in it," de-
clared "Scotty," with his old-time
meaningless grin. tits like the stage
money, you can pass out great wals
of ii, but all the time you know it's
no good and 80 does everybody else.
The liquor they give you is the same.
and so is the smile of the leading
lady you're %rescuing from The
bandits. It's like drinking beer that's
all froth. No more stage money
stage liquor and stage ladies Ia niue
| paid the price for a special. swell
round-trip fash behind the footlights
it's six years since he married me In
New York-and that bake-bean CAM
in the desert is the nearest / evel
got to seeing IL. OF course, / can
even guess where he gets his picture
ore from, for he seemed to jump of
the earth right in the middle of tn,
desert. Next time-well, the mex.
time maybe I'll do some sleep walk
ing. / can't understand why q mar
had my fill, I'm satisfied to let /
so at that, and the next gazeba cal
now have the privilege Of ~rescuin.
the prosecuted maiden from the vii
lians Of Death Valley. A two months
rescue costs SIS, 200 IL you ar
lucky. AS for me, these are the onl.
real blondes | care to rescue from
that sandy section" and he poundet
the dining table with a fistful o
nuggets. These are the boys tina
pay the freight; no stage none,
about them. Set 'em up again
waiter-and no stage drinks, either,
Town Talk.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18
f0[D RUN HAS
VERY RICH ORE
non AMOUNT OF DEVELOP
MENT WORK BEING DONE
NEAR GoLCONDA.

In the Gold Run district near Col
aida. there is a great deal of activ-
~ shown. Prospectors are working
.,o,r claims and on the properties
-here extensive development is go
80 on new bodies of ore r being
"nsned up and many of them are Of
the shipping grade.
On the West Dip group, owned by
40 Nevada Central company, six men
:. at work and ore carrying high
.,,,ee in silver, gold and lead is be-
~ extracted for shipment. The
.,o,t at the present time is being
,o,e on a Wine in the main tunnel
u,ha,e : large body of r IS exp jsed.
wv company has shipped one car Of
IN and II is the intention to make
,estIag shipments to The smelter.
On he Gold Coin group, owned ty
no Gold Coin Mining & Milling com
oanv. a number of men are at work
stracting good ore. A drift is be-
,rg rnn on the ledge from the bot
.om Of the main shaft and the ore
body in the face is three feet wide
and will average $3.50 a ton in gold.
plenty of free gold can be seen in
tho ore. II is reported that the Gold
coin property has been sold and that
The owners have received 5000 as a
first payment.
On the Barnes, Booker & Morancy
oroup of three claims, where tie
rph strike was reported a short time
400. work Is steadily going on and
tho ore taken out is being sacked for
shtment. Late assays of the rich
or, show values of ninety ounces IL
slyer and l03 ounces in gold, max
ag a total of $2,114 to the ton The
lodge is four feet wide and the rich
arc il found In streaks running
through the ledge. A parallel ledge
an the same group shows a two-foot
,adge OF rich silver ore. An ASSAY
aiken from this ledge gave values o.
tl4O ounces In silver and two and 3
Asf ounces in gold, or a total Of $780,
to the ton.
Thomas Major and associates, whC
have the south extension Of thu
Barnes, Booker & Morancy property
have struck rich ore In two differen'
places and assays show values of 49,
ounces in silver and another Of So
in gold and 1914 ounces in silver t.
me ton. The ledge shows a width o
i've feet. There are four claims II
the group.
Charles Mayer and George RGl
have made a rich strike of silver am
lead ore. The ledge is three feet wild
and the pay streak is n foot wild
Of solid galena that will pay L
ship.
David Roderick and A. siesno
have their shaft down sixty-hve fee
with a four-foot vein showing all tn
way down the shaft. Two feet of tn
vein is high grade shipping ore wit
values in gold. silver and lead.
At the Adelaide mine twenty me
are steadily employed and a larg
tonnage Of ore is being piled on tn
dumps ready to be hauled to tn
shelter at Golconda. A new bod
Of high grade ore has been develope
in this property and the values ar
rich in gold, silver. copper and Leaf
A large quantity of this r is bein
hoisted to the surface.
A large number of claims are be
ing worked on in the district an
the mountains are full of prospector
Good strikes are reported yer da
and will be heard from later on. TIE
tents are pitched at the Major sprinI
There are also many other prospe
tors stopping near the Adelait
Torks.-Humboldt Star.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18

General Superintendent j. F. He'd
den of the Tonopah & Goldfeld Rail-
road company returned home Sunday
night from a trip to Los Angeles,
whittier he went to worship at the
shrine of the Shriners.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18

A report published in n of the
Reno papers is to the effect that G,
Congden, formerly in the employ of
the Tonopah Lumber company, was
badly injured in an automobile acct
dent in that city. Investigation
among the friends Of Mr.. Congdon
here show that there is no truth in
the report.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-05-18

Certificates Of location for sale at
this office.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-29
NO LONGER NEEDED
Subscriptions to Certificates of In
dcbtetincss Closed.

Washington, November 27-Owing
to the large amount of subscriptions
received, the Secretary of the Treas
ury late today announced that the
subscription to the per cent. certi-
fcates OF Indebtedness of the Act of
June 13, 1898, invited by the circular
of November Is. 1907, is closed, and
that no subscription received after
the close OF business on November 27
will be considered. The several assis-
tant treasurers of the United States
have been Instructed not to accept
any further offers. The decided i'm
provement in business conditions
throuShCut the country makes it
quite possible that the secretary will
not extend his allotments further than
those already made.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-29

prohibition is Successful In Charlotte
A letter of which the following is Ii
copy was shown to us yesterday with
request that We publish it,
Charlotte, n. C., Nov 25, 1907.
w. NJ. Cumming, Esq. Wilmington,
n. C.
Dear Sir: I take great pleasure in
replying to your esteemed favor OF
22nd. inst, as follows, viz:
LIST. The rate of taxation in Char
lotte is s1.00 per $4,000.
End. Valuation Of rea! estate for tax
alton as compared with it's real value
is approximately from one-half to two
thirds.
rs prohibition a success IN Char
lotte?'
Yes, decidedly so, both from d fnan-
cial and moral standpoint.
Trusting that the above information
will prove satisfactory, and assuring
you of my willingness to furnish you
whatever information you. may de-
sire at any time, am
Respectfully,
A. III. WEARN,
Clerk and treasurer OF the city of Char
Iotte.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-29

A very beautiful church wedding
occurred last evening at O'Clock al
me First Baptist church. when in the
presence OF a large gathering of friends
and relatives Miss Cora Alberta Mere
9th, the attractive daughter Cf Mr.
w J. Meredith, was united in mar
1iage to Mr. Ramsey Weathersbee, the
ceremony having been impressively
performed by Rev. F. D. Hale, pastor
OF the church.
The handsome church interior had
been beautifully decorated for the
uuptial event Ferns, palms, south
ern smilax and potted plants were
used effectively in a charming scheme
c; decoration.
During the wait for the bridal party
selection Of fine musical numbers
n&;j rendered on the organ by Mrs
Fl. E. O'Keefe, and just preceding the
entrance of the party Mrs. J. J. Louch-
lin, charmingly rendered the pretty
solo, Because
Meredith. sister of the bride and the
only bridesmaid was Miss Weathers-
lee OF Augusta, Ca, sister Of the
groom.
The flower girls were Misses Emily
Lou Powell and Rachael Gardy of this
city.
The groom was accompanied by his
brother, Mr.. B. H. WeathersDee of
Charleston. S. c., as best man and the
ushers were Messrs H. S. Meredith.
j. H. Shelby and ". 2. Fletcher of
Wilmington. and w L. Aderson of
Rocky Mount
The bride wore an exceedingly be-
coming travelling dress of blue cloth,
with hat to match, her flowers being
brides roses and smiIax. The maid
Of honor was dressed in tan chiffon
cloth, with a touch of pink, with hat
and gloves to match and her flowers
were pink chrysanthemums Miss
" Weathersbee was gowned in gray wolfe
and she carried pink chrysanthemums
The ribbon girls wore white silk and
lace and each carried boquets of pink
chrysanthemums tied with white lib
bOns. ,-.>.
Immediately after the ceremony the
wedding party repaired to the home OF
the brides parents on Second street,
where the bride and the groom, after
receiving the hasty congratulations of
their friends left for the A. c. l.. sta
ton and then departed on the north
bound train for a honeymoon tip to
several points of interest in the nortn
Returning in about two weeks Mr. and
Mrs. Weathersbee will reside at No
312 North Fourth street.
Both Of the contracting parties are
we'll known young people, whose large |
circle CT friends will congratulate them |
heartily on the occasion of their mar !
riage.
Among those from other points here
to attend the ceremony are MI and |
inrs. T. S. Memory, of Whiteville, Miss
Irene Memory, Of Whiteville, Nh. w. |
l.. Anderson, Of Rocky Mount, Miss
Mary Weathersbee OF Augusta Ca, and |
Mr.. B. H. Weathersbee of Charleston, |
S. G..
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-29
EVENING WEDDING
Pretty Ceremony at First Bap-
fist Church
MEREDITH WEA1HERSBEE
NupitaIs Celebrated in Presence
of Large Catherine

ore Of Prettie>t OF the Fall Weddings.
Church Thronged With Friends OF
the Contracting Parfles-NeWIy
Married Couple go on Honeymoon
Trip, but Will Reside i'm Wilmington.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-29
EId Came in This City Yes
teTday
WAs IN oath YEAR Of LIFE
Sketch of Life of Deceased by a
Close Friend

: Col Malictt Had Been Spending Some
Time With His Daughter, Mrs.
Gabriel IlOlncs in This Cty-Death
Due to- General Infirmities of Old
uncral VIII be Conducted
This Afternoon from st. James
Church.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1907-11-29

SPECIAL SCHEDULE TO-DAY
On suburban Line. Cars every half
hour I'm afternoon.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-18
PETIrtom FOR CHARTER,


ssate Of Georgia, County Of Glynn.
Ho tho Superior Court of said
County
Ths be 5cn Of T. L. Williams, A
D. MiteAais9n and IL Nicholson, all
~ Gl5Uu county. Georgia respectful
IL shows un,o tive Court;
T. That thcs desire Tor them
selye THEW . cciatss and success
sors 10 be formed and made a bod
coeTgfote and politics dndcr the laws
~ t5l8 state Oil Geors.a, for period
o. tHGnty 600 yeaCs, with the privil
eye o. renewal ia accordance with
law
That lie name and - ie Of said
corporation shalt be The Southern
Forwarding COMPANY.
g. THAT the ptal stocE Of aid
corporation shall be three thousand
tf3,00000) dollars, divided into thirty
shares % enc hundred dollars each
with the privilege OF increasing tbs
ans nj an. time and fron time 20
time TO amy sum not exceeding
twenty-five Thousand dollars by a
t@othrd vote Of the then existing
stCck 81 Che company.
The purpose and object Of the
proposed corporation is pecnniary
profit and gain to its stockholders
S The particular business desired
to be engaged IN by said corporation
is
(a) The doing Of general whar
iar8 and Sanding business for The
shipment Of lumber and other pr
ducts
o. n INSPECTING and forward
coamarcSNA tevc ' vcsaeIs
and doi0g other such acts incidental
to the handling OF such products.
{c) The storage Of lumber and
Other producta
% Buying. selling and generals
dealing in lumber and other pro
Duct IF commerce
{e) The owning and operating Of
sammli and comnissmies, and buy
ing. selling and dealing in general ar
tieies Of merchandise in connection
herewith
81 Tho buying and selling for
the operations IF the company or for
nr0fl o. real estate. lands and fin
Der
G. The principal office Of said cor
8orati0n shall be at Brunswick.
Givna county Georgia.
Tina said corporation shall be
authorized to accept III payment for
stock property Of amy ard ait kinds
including the good sill Of existing
hRsiaess and other rights and PRIV
iie9es at their reasonable value.
S That said corporation shalt
have the power to name such officers
IS Il may desire from time to time.
and to change the same. for its gos
cTnment and 10 authorize any one
person to hold two o. more Offices
m it's discretion.
g. That aid corporation shall tus
tho have all Of the powers and priv
iieges conferred bv law upon corpora
tons created by the superior courts
Of this state
Respectfully unlimited
Bennett g. Conyers,
Attorneys at Law for Petitioners.
Georgis, Giynn county.
! hereby certify that The above a5d
foregoing is full and accurate con-
Of the original petition for charter 81
Southern Forwarding Company OF
fiie IN Glynn superior court.
This December 18th. 1907
r.. :. iii Biqnon,
Jerk superior Court GIynn County
GeOrgia.
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At THE GRAND

The Fsoserts pleased another au-
eience as the Grand last night, pre-
seeming CAarha zant, farce com
coy The speciahtios were unusual
aocd ana were much enjoyed by
uaso pr sent
The company will give two per
fWmancss today, matinee and night,
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- -
caaags Announced $3.50
ScTVia
Effective with Pullman c4Seaw1e
aF9asWick Monday night Decemher
x ne Brunswick Kansas CITY lfas
VI be changed to the Jacksonville
ikHasas City line and the Brunewir&
As'ania sleeping car line VIII be
inaugarated.
E. Fl. -i4oueeman.
General Agent
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Arriving

INVITE THE PEOPLE OF BRUNSWICK TO COME IN AND IN
sPEcT THE HANDsoMEsT SUCH GOODS EVER DISPLAY
a BRUNSWICK DRUG sTo RE TOILET
ARTICLES CONSISTING BRANDS PALMER coLoATEs
RlcKsEcKsR, ALFRED WRIGHT RooERoALLErr LueNs, ETC.
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HOLIDAY -lQU07s At PETER
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