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Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-02
BEWARE OF CHEAP TEETH CON-
 TANNING CHEAP PINS.

TAlN1NT CAEAF fInS-
 In the making of dental plates the teeth are fastened to the plate by means of pins. This method has now become of immense importance to you because on account of the high price of platinum it is not possible to make teeth as cheaply as a few years ago. Many man. ufacturers of teeth have substituted nickel and copper or nickel steel for platinum. These metals are all affected in the mouth because of the acids pres ent. They call it "Platinac" "Nckelite,' etc. l guarantee every tooth l use to contain pins of pure platinum, the only metal that can be and is used in first Cheap pins cost but so25 per pound. Platinum pins, the kind l use, cost si.sO per pound.
 DIR. 8. R. wAGoNER, Dentist,
 303-304 Johnston Building,
 Corner Third Av. and University St.,
 Main 41i7. Seattle.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-02

form of pimples and black heads, while Psoriasis comes in scal7 patches en differ ent parts of the body One of the worst forms of skin trouble Is Salt Rheum;
 it's favorite point of attack Is the scalp,
 sometimes causing badness. Poison Oak and Ivy are also disagreeable types of skin disease. The humor producing the trouble Winter to break out and torment the sufferer with the return of Spring. The best treatment for all skin diseases is s. s. s.
 It neutralizes the acids and removes tho humors so that the skin instead of being irritated and diseased, is nourished by supply of fresh, healthy blood. External applications of salves, washes, lotions, etc., while they soothe the itching caused by skin affections, can never cure the trouble pod. S. s. s. goes down into the circulation oreign matter and restores the blood to fts
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-02
The II. F. NORTON CO sHsf sSHs frH5i15s 5Et55,' and

A Standard oil official was unable to remember loan by the company of thlrty-one millions. Loans are usually forgotten by the other party.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-02
RAM's HORN BLASTS.

Warming Notes Calling the wissEsA to Repentance.
Alaska sentinel., 1908-01-02

because do not the blood down into the particle foreign matter and the blood normal condon thereby permanently curing form of ski medical desired oil who write S. S. S. for all first drug
 THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,, ATLANTA. cA.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
Whining, SIneItGrS and StOCR Quotations
H9URTE[N-CEHT
COPPER COMING
Is Prediction Up in the Jerome
DiStrict-The United
Verde Operations.

JEROME, Ariz.. Aug. with cop
per- prices now apparently established
well above the 13-cent level, the pro-
ducing interests are already talking of
1.-THE district possibility OF accent cop
per before the close of summer The
fact that the New York metal ex-
|caange has been steadily advancing
its nominal copper quotations for sew
eral weeks past is further emphasized
Iby the new prices given out by the
United Metals company. Jerome OPP
lerators are thoroughly alive to the
present situation. At the Verde
Grande, one Of the most promising of
1.-THE newer companies, special activ-
Iity is now In evidence, and shaft sink
ling is going down rapidly toward the
zone of proven values. II is under
stood that the United Verde has re-
Gently increased the size of its pay
roll. and that uhe force now employed
lis the largest in many months. The
Verde Grande has the special advan-
tage of side-lining the United Verde
distance of over 5000 feet, and its
shaft will be so located, according to
the plans of the management, as to
operate on tae extensions of the prov
en- ore bodies of the various produc-
ers.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
P0E-N
Wolverine.

The P. & E. depot at Tempe has
been moved from its old location tC
a site at the junction of the P. & f.
and NJ & P. tracks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
LOGAN & BRYAN.

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
CHICAGO, Aug. There was a re-
sumption of bullish activity in the
stock market today, particularly in
Smelters and National Lead. In face
Of the sharp advances in these it eaus-
ed some apprehension amongst hold
ers of stocks and a general selling
lr,ic-ement took place, resulting in Sc
we're declines from the high level, but
a rally near the close left most of the
IactiYe issues slightly above yester-
DAYS level. There was not much
news to account for the bullish ac-
Itivity other than manipulation by
prominent interests, presumably to
facilitate the process OF distribution,
which is thought to be the object OF
the present. rlorement The advances
nave been ra9id and .ecessions NAV
be expected at almost any time, b1
the feeling generally among traders
continues optimistic.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
THE TWO QUEENS
| IN SADDLE MOUNTAIN
Have Already Shown Some
Splendid Values in Gold
and Copper

PHOENIX, Ariz., Aug. III Is be
feved that the plans adopted at the
stockholders meeting of the Central
Mining & Development company now
being held here will furnish fresh as
surancc of the rapid and successful
Development of the company's proper
.ty, the Two Queens group, in Saddle
Mountain district. The property has
already shown splendid values in gold
and copper, a big vein having been
opened IN only a few days ago that
was heavily mineralized with copper
sulphides. 1t is also stated that as
says taken from almost at the surface
of the Two Queens property have
shown gold values running up into the
thousands OF dollars per ton. The at
tention Of some of the largest inter
ests in the East has recently been
turned in the direction of the district
mentioned, and much activity is pre-
dicted there by those in a position to
understand the real resources Of this
portion OF tde Territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
CASTLE DOME DIST.
SHOWING ACTIVITY
Sale of a Group of Seven
Claims Operations in
Northern Yuma,

YUMA, Aug. 7.-R. P. Felipe Ortez
and Ramon Villa have disposed of a
1-16 interest In their groupe of seven
claims in the Castle Dome district to
l. P. Goodwin and NJ c. Espinoza, for
$4,000 cash. The money is to be used
in developing their very promising
prospects. They are now down so
feet and it is proposed to run 40 feet
one way and 10 feet another, to deter
mine how best to proceed. There is
an immense porphyry dixie on which
they are running, and it can be traced
on top clear over the claims. In many
places it is full 40 feet in width and
carries on the surface bit below So
values, but many of the samples Ia.
ken below the surface give $40 re-
turns, though the average is only
$3.50.
In the north end of the county, in
Cunningham Pass, Tom Carrigan has
acquired an interest in a group of IL
claims, giving Walter Fleming and
Julius Mureil $4,000 in cash and 150,-
600 shares, in the new company that
is to take over the holdings, the New
Signal company. This mine now has
twenty men at work and is showing
the development as fast as possible.
From one claim that they take over
there was recently shipped two tons
of ore that went $240 in gold. The
claims are only scratched now but
show such valued that there is no
trouble in interesting money in them,
and they are attracting attention all
over the West
The "Old Maid group, twelve miles
south of Bouse, is another property
that has but recently changed hands,
selling five claims for $4,000, of
which $4,000 has been paid in cash,
and the property is to be worked to
its full capacity as fast as the open
ing can be made for the men.
The Sexsmith mine, in the River
side mountains, is being worked and
is showing good values. They have
a tunnel in $50 feet and are still drift
ing. This is of more than passing
interest as it is owned by Yuma peo-
pie.
Hugh Powers, Jas. Wall Thomas P.
Powers and E. Beecher, well known
to the miners and prospectors of this
section, are in those mountains and
/ have some properties that are show
ing up fine. running very high in both
copper and gold, and promising to
turn the eyes of the world their way
when they get into deep diggings.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

TALKS ABOUT
MINING CAMP
Former Newspaper Man of
Old Pueblo Supplies News
of Cananea-- Working Force
Not as Large.

TED Healy, a former newspaper man
of Tucson. now a resident of Cananea,
passed through Bisbee yesterday en-
his way home from a trip to Tucson
Here are some of the interesting lit
tie notes he handed out about the
big Sonora camp;
The working force in the indus
trial department OF the big operating
company is not as large as formerly
owing TO the fact that the new ma
chinery does not require as many men
as the old did. There is, however,
need OF more men at the mines of
the company. and they will be put to
work as required.
-Four furnaces are being operated
at the industrial plant.
The engineering and mining Offices
in Ronquillo report an increase in
business.
I Tie Cananea baseball team has an
engagement with the Clifton club
to play Aug 10 at Clifton.
Superintendent Shelby of the smelt-
err has gone to New York on account
OF the death of his wife.
The hotels are enjoying a good
trade. Col J. b. Breathitt is still at
the head OF the Sonora on the Mesa.
lChas. Lord is managing the New AL
iexandria, which was formerly the
Union.
The company store will hereafter
be known as the Cananea stores. They
were formerly known as the Consoli
dated stores. There is new com
pany store on the Mesa.
Steve Brown. a Tucson boy. is
running the National theatre, with
vaudeville and moving pictures. Large
icrowds attend the performances.
Travel to the Arispe mining sec
ton is quite lively at this season of
the year.
Work on the Mercantile banking
building has been resumed.
Crude oil for fuel at the smelling
plant has been hauled in and the
barrels emptied into a reservoir. Fit
things for the Introduction of this
fuel will be in place this month
probably.
A new avenue from Ronquillo is be-
ling graded. 1t viii be wide and the
grade easy.
Several large buildings were com
pleted in Ronquillo this year, one de
signed for a theatre.
One thousand mules were brought
lup last week from the vicinity Of
Culiacan to be worked on the Cana
nea railway extepsion east
There is a movement on foot for
two celebrations incident to the com
pletion of the Cananea-Nogales line in
the late fall of this year.
number of eastern capitalists
have appeared in the Cananea dis
trict this month and late in July
Music by a large orchestra, the
best in Sonora, has attracted crowds
10 the park this summer.
Dancing is a frequent feature. The
Mexican Junta club gave their first
ball at Col. Breathitt's Sonora hotel.
There are two weekly Spanish pa
pers published in Cananea. An Amer
lean sheet, daily and weekly. is talk
ed Of
Dr. Perry Ferguson, formerly Of the
Arcadian and Martins Tucson, has
one of the leading drug stores in Can
anea-
The public reading room is largely
lpatronized, especially at night.
DR.. Frank Bailey, formerly of the
Cananea, Tucson, later of Cananea, is
now in charge of a drug store in
Naco the border town below Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
GOOD FORM
IN MARKETS
FOR COPPERS
Demand for Dividend Shares
Especially Good and Curb
Stocks Also Were Brisk
Yesterday-Denn $3.75.
(By Frank ]. Graft

Todays copper market was in the
very best of form and with the ad-
vance made in the copper metal, all
copper stocks were well supported and
better prices were seen ali along the
list, but toward the close there was
some profit taking, which made stocks
close off a triHe. The demand for
dividend copper stocks was exception
ally good. and Curb stocks are in
much better demand
Superior & Pittsburg during the day
sold at SIS but the demand was light.
Greene Cananea sold as high as
S12.S7 but closed at S12.62. Denil
Arizona was in little better demand,
a few sales being made at 1915, but
in small lots only. Shattuck weak
ened somewhat, the last sales being
made were at SIS. The New York
market today was one of the strongest
That we have had for some time and
many new high prices were seen in
the list. OF late there has been con-
siderable trading in Butte Arizona
but today the demand has fallen of
somewhat, very likely due to the fact
that buyers are holding off, awaiting
tne starting of the mines which is
expected to take place shortly. The
stock has had an advance from II
cents to SO within the last three
weeks.
The entire market looks good and
those that are not In the market
should do so, for there is nothingin
sight that will warrant a reaction,
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
PAINE, wEssER & CO.

Especial Wire 70 Il. ]. Overlook
BOSTON, Aug THE biggest day
yet. Fluctuations were extreme and
orders hard to execute when the break
started, every one wanted to sell at
once and all wires were oyerworked.
To add to the confusion, a tremendous
storm delayed the service for the
time being. The break caught many
stop orders, but the rally showed The
real power behind the market. The
bears may try to depress prices to
morrow, but 1t can be only temporary
a0a natural conditions viii cause much
higher leyel Buy the good stocks,
such as North Butte, St Paul, Adven.
ture. Range, Butte Coalition, Union
Amalgamated, etc.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
WALKER BROS.

Especial Wire ~ L. J. Overlook
NEW YORK, Aug THE market
at the opening was strong and active
and made a sharp advance. The
trading was larger than It has been
for a long time and the market was
very broad. In the afternoon they
had a sharp break and sold of very
quickly. The rest Of the market fol
lowed and many stop orders were
reached. The selling was very heavy
after the noon hour.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08

were some higher. but the break in
the New York market during the af-
ternoon brought selling orders in the
coppers, resulting in corresponding
setback in these issues. but the de-
cline was good and the market show
ed a tendency to rally towards the
close, some stocks showing even a
gain for the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-08-08
HoRNsLowgR & WEEKS.

Especial Wire 10 L. J. Overlook
BOSTON, Aug. .7.-Coppers were
active and in good demand in the
early trading today. Early prices
Evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1907-1913, 1908-04-17
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION.

Notice IS hereby given that at o meet
the stockholders Of the MILLER
8AGE COMPANY, a corporation
and organized under the laws
Of West Virginia, held at
Mee 20 the Stewart Building,
burg West Virginia on the
f February, AL ID. 1907 the
olutions were adopted
That the Miller Storage
~ corporation created and
Z sized andef the laws Of the State
Virginia. does hereby discon-
bD8Ieess as a corporation and
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21
Meeting Of School Trustees

Regular business meeting, May IL,
1908.
All present except H. H. Howe and
W. H. Eldridge. Meeting called to
order by the chairman. Minutes OF
proceeding meetings read and approved
as corrected.
designations of Miss Marker, Mrs
Smith and Mr.. Ashton read ard &C.
cepted.
Miss Audrey Ross was selected
teacher Of music in place of Miss Man
ker, resigned.
Application OF j. Beck for the janitor-
ship for new building was acted upon
and he was elected to fill the position
salary not fixed.
Mr.. Nixon made his report about In.
crease Of water rent, but no action was
taken by the board 1t this time.
OF the bids received for slate black.
board for new building. bid Of Builders
Supply Co., OF Boise was considered
lowest and best, and they were awarded
the order at price OF 80 cents per
square foot, three feet wide, F. o. B.
Twin Falls for first quality slate, az
per sample submitted.
The matter OF fire escapes was dis
cussed but laid on the table until next
regular meeting.
Report Of Mr.. Ball on toilet rooms
for Bickel school, read and upon mo-
ton OF w. E. Nixon, seconded BY c. E.
McClain, Mr.. Ball was instructed to
draw up set Of plans and specifications
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21
"The Old World and 1t. Ways"
By William Jennings Bryan.

This remarkable book of SIS pages,
voluminously illustrated and elegantly
bound, has been issued by 1.-The Thomp-
son Publishing Company" of ST. Louis,
Mo-, and is sold by subscription.
We would advise our young friends
who are out of employment to seek the
agency and canvass for this book. 1t is
certainly one of the most readable, en-
tertaning and edifying volumes we
have read in a long time. 1t was al
most like retrscing our first trip around
the world, with less than one-thousandth
OF the money and one hundreth OF the
time required for our" first trip"
The great problems of civilization,
religion. philosophy and government In
Japan. China, the Philippines, India.
rs well - Europe, are presented In y
clear light by great brain. unclouded
and unencum bored BY either alcohol or
tobacco. He observed the Sabbath.
and drank water In every land.
Mr.. Bryan was accompanied on his
trip by his wife and two younger child
ron, William ]. Jr.. and Grace, aged 16
IA, respectively. They started Septem-
Der 81, 1905, and reached home septsm-
Dor s. 1905, sixteen days lees than ono
year. While most Of this trip was 10
one year While most Of this trip was
- 1
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21
Lutheran Church Notice.

German Lutheran services will be
held In the Christian church next Sun,
day afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. Special
English service will be held next Thurs
day evening, May 20. at 7:30 o'clock
All welcome, especially those not af-
filiated with other churches.
Rev. W. H. Schnake, Pastor.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21
Excusion East.

June 1st., 9th, 8th., 12th., 18th and
10Th, via Oregon Short Line and Over
land Route. Greatly reduced rates to
Omaha, Kansas City and Chicago, St.
Louis and other eastern points. Tick
cts limited to October 3lst.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21
Notice..

All the mem ers OF the canal associ-
alton OF the Maroa District are re-
quested to attend at the regular meet
ing as several questions OF Importance
will be brought up.
W. r. Swicegood, Chairman
Fred Drake, Secretary
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21

w. 9. Nixon, recording deed blks
SO and IS. 25
G.. f. Burrows, material for foot
lights school auditorium. -. 90
L, A. PIERCE,
Clerk.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21

hAke been cruising the Salmon
River tract thoroughly, having rode the
range for twenty years and can locate
anyone desiring the best land. J. n.
Schooler, Bull Idaho.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21

for the toilets along the lines agreed up
on by the board.
1t was agreed that Mr.. Ball submit
these plans and specifications to build
ing committee and this matter be left in
their hands.
w. E. Nixon was instructed to cor
respond further with the architect for
new building in regard to the plumb
ing.
Board approved list of teachers Sc
lected by superintendent since last meet
Ing for high school, principal OF high
school and others. The list was as fol-
lows: Ernest Weaver, principal OF
high school, Rose Dygert, fourth grade;
Miss Gibson, latin, grammer; A. D.
Pierce, mathematics: Miss Bernice
Crocker, English and history; Miss
Ethel Jondrew. commercially; Miss
Audrey Ross, music; Miss Mary p,
Thompson, primary.
After allowing the following bills
the board adjourned until next regular
meeting, June 9Th, or call OF chairman.
r, M. B, Tel. Co.. Phone rent
May ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l 10
T. B. Hendricks, wagon repairs. Is
T. F. Water Works Water, June 5 90
L. G. Bower. shrubs. ................ 90
Berry & Swank, repairing drin-
ing fountain. ...,........... 2 so
A. ]. Koark, work on grounds. II 10
Miller Warberg Transfer Co.
Drayage. .......................... 80
Atwood Felt Co., Labor............. g.
Idaho Dept Store, Supplies. ......... IS
L. A. Pierce, supplies fer clerk. 90
Salt Lake Tribune Pub. Co. adv.
proposals.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 5 %
Hammond 4 Stephens Co., Diplo-
mas .................................... 10 90
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1908-05-21

Exeursieas 70 P,eifie Ceeet.
Daily June lst. % September 18th.
Ask agents tor particulAss..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-08
Exploits of a Private Detective

| comes of bloodshed. you know that. See
to it that, under these serious circum-
stances, the action you take stamps out
| this feature on the face of the very
threatening situation. Cover with some
assuasive arguments. however, a Wig
orous opposition to any threatening de-
mands. ROYCE.
The motives actuating MIR. Morris
Donald were invariably obscure-never
| less so than on this occasion. With
brows slightly knitting, with a curious
expression on his face. he twice read
the letter without speaking.
Then he startled his companion by re-
marking:
with your permission, Miss Royce,
I will take this letter to the library. /
wish TO examine it alone for short
time. The disturbance outside has
abated. and think there win be no fur
Their trouble in that direction. | viii
call you little later
He did not wait for her consent, but
stepped quickly into the library and
closed the door. At the end of nearly
an hour he called to her, and now
amazed her by asking the privilege of
visiting the kitchen. There. too, he
spent some little time alone, after which
he rejoined her in the hall.
ct am now going down to the banking
district, Miss Royce, and very possibly
may meet Mr. Coyle." said he. smiling
graveiy. IF you will give me the other
letters dropped by him will make it a
point to return them.
She looked at him with inquiring.
serious eyes.
Am I to be your confidante?" she
asked, with voice faltering slightly. Il
think you must have discovered some
thing, or you would not have been so
long and secretly engaged. Am l to be
your confidante?"
Though he shook his head, Donald
took and gently pressed the hand ten
dering the letters for which he had
asked.
MY confidante-not at present, Miss
Royce" said he quietly Il never con-
fide in others. At the proper time, how
ever, and the delay will not be long,
you shall know the result of my work. "
Yet my anxiety"
"Ah, 1 seei Concerning the suspi-
cions directed against your husband,
Miss Royce. be entirely at ease. L al
ready know, 1 assure you, that there are
absolutely no grounds for them"
''Oh, Mr. Donald! Tell me, at least"
Pardon! Not later than tomorrow
To-Day have no timel"
1t was approaching nine in the even
ing. however, before he made any move
more definite than these. At that hour
he mounted the steps of one of the most
attractive residences in town and rang
the bell.
MY card" said he. to the servant.
ASK Mr.. Coyle to favor me with brief
interview"
The request was granted and he was
ushered into a sumptuously furnished
library. At a table in the middle of
the room Martin Coyie was seated with
a companion, a tall. cadaverous man of
fifty. whom the former at once intro
duced.
Mr.. Tamworth. president of the First
National bank, Mr.. Donald" said he,
rising. "Of what does your business
with me consist? If not of a private
nature"
Let Mr.. Tamworth remain, by all
means" said Donald. Il am glad to