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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-27
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO R. R.

LII AAlaNSANA~ AAAh~ 80 49, 49, 49,
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour"
To PHILA DELPHIA AND NEW YORK
NEW TERMINAL I'D ST. NEW YORK
TOO q. m.-Dlner. Pullman PaTlor.
y 90 g. IT Buffet, Iarl9r. Elv5-h9ur TFai8-
1900 a. m--Dluer and Pullman Farlor Car
IL 100 a. m.-Dluer aLi Pullman Parl5r Car
sI-O0 , m.-Diner and Pullman Parl0r Car.
800 ?. m.-'ROyal Limited" All FullIsl-s-
FIye-h0ur
400 .. U---C0acaes 20 Philadelphia.
1890 ,. m.-Dlner and Pullman Farlor.
. 90 p. u.-CoacLas 20 Philadelphia
1900 y. m--Slesp=rs-
sZ.52 a. m--SIsepers.
ATLANTIC CITY. t5.oo 600. tli:oo - "a.
TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on TIE HOUR
~ eek Days 700 a. Ia to 8 p nj
s2:52 70 ZOO 1859 100, 49, 90, $50 $780,
. 100. lis. TOO. 500. Ts.5J. 3 80. ft.l5
tsJ 800. - -0s $50 1900 $50, fl:J3 IS ~
ts.sJ. 'l0-J0 'lJ-Z5. IL %. 900 noon.
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO, 'l:ZZ. $50 ,. ~.
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS. AND LOUIS
VILE ss-lJ a. u-, As ?. IN. sL2.fJ uighL
PITT sBURG, ss.lJ a. H.. 'I-22. 's.I0 p a..
~ go night
CLEVELAND. $40 p. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 p m
WHEELING. $40 a. m. $50 .. N.
WINCHESTER. Is 10 e. M. a Us. Il 90 D. n
FREDERICK. ISIS, Ts.Io. 800 a. H., 3l.59
HaGERsToWN. 49.10 a. m, $500 p. n.
ANNAPOLIS. 4T-2J. Tsa0 O. m. IL .05 noon
f5:zo, z 30, $50 and 800 M
sDaily. Except sunday. lSunday only
TELEPHONES al All Of the following
Ticket Odlces, III y St. Iel. Main 1881; SIS
Pennsylvania ave, Main rs. NV Union
station Ticket once. Mafn 1884, Inf0rma-
tion Bureau. Main 1880 nol7-tf
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

y B-F0ll0wing schedule figures Published
only as information and are not guaranteed.
For Atlanta. Birmingham Mobile. %ew
Orleans. Asheyiller CHATTANOOGA Memphis.
Sis a. a.. and IJ-45 b. m- daily
For Roanoke. Knoxville. Chattanooga,
Mempt i, New Orleans. 1910 ,. m.
For Columbia, Charleston. Augusta, Aiken.
Savannah. Jacksonville. aud Florida points.
40 p. n. daily.
L. ;. BROWN. General Agent
e.ss-eXuo-gf
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FOR SALE SUBURBAN

$500 TAKES good seEyn-r1om house with
barn and stable. fruit. acre land Terms.
THORNTON T.4 stH ur. orgI-5t
$3.50 WILL BUY usV 5-rlau house and good
lot. right az station. 500 -8s.. SO monthly
many other bargains COLLINS" CIarea-
don Va ags5-5t-eNf-
20 ACRES. ten mUes from city, large. oll
house. hundreds ~ cords o. dreWo5d; price,
g. 600 LEWIS. Glendale Nd OCl5-5t
SEVES-ROOM suburban c0ttages car fare
~ transfer blocks from car Ilnei slate
roof: hot-watsr heat. electric light. gas and
city water. 500 cash. So per month. For
further IartlcuLs sea 3. r EDWARDS. go
EUnssy BuUdlnG suT-tf
II YOU WAT 10 buy a Maryland farm or
suburban home, see Us or send for latest
bulletin.
MARION DUCEETT & son.
615 r n. W 5v2-tf
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CALRoRNIA GAZE
RAILROADS.
w. B. & =. z. RY.
"ThE ELECTRIC LINE"

Electric palacs cars from White House station
(FIFTEENTH AND II SITS. NORTHEAST.
For BaItinore-5-30 and every half hour
FROM $50 a. m TO 1880 ., Hl-s and $50, $50.
1870, and ll.35 ,. IN.
For AunapOlis-Every hour from $50 a. IN
Z. 7:s0 D. M. and 30 and u IS D. II.
Fares. one way. sk0gD3 trip.
To baltimore .-..--..--...-t5c IL
TO annapolis and L. s.
Naval Academy. sLz5
All II 81 cars run direct 70 White House
Station.
Ticke- once at 1fth and y. Y. ave. y. W.
and at White House station. 18th and II ats
y L. Telephone n Ig0s- oc5-u
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FLOOR OIL.

HUNTERS DUST killing floor OIL keeps
the floors clean and bright, gives them pol
ished fnishi SOC a gallon delivered Phone
Main 545S once rs Pa ave. NV. Our label
on every can this Oh Is used by the Marine
Barracks. oc4-s0t
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TAILORING.

FUEL & KENT. Practical Tail0rs
Dyeiug, cleaning. pressing. and repairing
High-g-ade garments made u order; prices
right. 1913 II NV
Oc2T-S0t Phone y 424.
P d. ROOT, Merchant Tailor lbs 18th ST.
NV, new suits from So up cleaning, dyeing,
etc, at moderate prices suits called for an
delivered Phone y. 22OL OcIs-exSu-tf
HARRY MALLINOFF. Merchant Tailor. 689
II ne suits tailored 20 taste, $50 up cleaning.
pressing, repairing, dyelug. oc23-tf
STOP. LOOK, LISTEN. suits cleaned and
pressed, soc. sUaEger clothes. nj ana work
manship guaranteed. 100 fall ana winter
styles. WM- s. BERENTER, AZ eth sw.
UNION MEN 20 know I am making suits %
measure bearing union label Sl450 up; a.
guaranteed. J. A WILMER coo ST NV
seI4-90t
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ROLLER SKATES.

ALL BALL-BEARING rink skates reduced.
Roller skates as low as soc up. Rainbow"
our special baIl-bearing rink skates. Barney
& Berry 1919. other standard skates for
less than YOU can buy them eIseW here. We
sell all parts Of skates Expert skate repair
ing Open evenings until S p. N. C. T.
HUNTER, ll3 Pa. ave. NV ocI3-30t
BARNEY & BERRY. S. 30; Winslow. S275;
Union Hardware. $40; skate repairing and
parts al reduced prices MENDELL K CO..
l72S 9TH St NV scissor
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y. CAPITOL ST. I443-TIye rooms and tiled
oath; strictly hrst-class condition; rent,
$3.50, phone Main 4iS7. PHILLIPS CO. 80
john Marshall place oc27-tf
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FoN .ENr-APARrMEN-s

THE SUSSEX. 1250 10 1896 ST sW.-A SUI
per4or apartment house, Ave large rooms and
tiled bath front apartment; a few uErented.
steam heat. hot water. Janitor. on ear lire.
convenient 70 Agricultural, P0stofiice, and
treasury departments; thorough repair
lined homes IN choice location; rent, $28 TO
$50; open. Phone Main 4467.
PHILLIPS COMPANY. $50 John Marshall pl.
oCl6-tf
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LOST.

LOST-Sunday. brindIe English bulldog; male
Return and receive reward. 1912 22d ST. NV.
II
LOST-BIack and white mixed fox terrier,
Jack, tag 1893; nick IN one ear Reward.
pa 81 ST. Sc Oc25-3t
LOST-Boy who found watch on fence, 81
Pa. ave. NV, please return to II. T, HUNTS
BERRY, 81 II 81. NV. reward. oc2z-3t
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- WHERE o STOP @Es''.
IN WASHINGTON
MANOR CAFE

100 18th 81. NV.
Hlgh-cIass meals ana service. Regular Break
fast and Lunch. 25c- Regular Dinner. 5jc-
sefc-sEt
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To Suitcase November 1. new apartment
H. Mt. Pleasant; . rooms and bath. reason
able; unfurnished. Address BOX 39l. Times
'ifiCe. oc27-2t
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BUSINESS EDUCATION.

NIGHT SCHOOL-One month free, uncon-
diuonzlly. at DRAUGHON'S PRACTICAL
BUSINESS COLLEGE, Academy OF Music
Bldg. COT 9Th and d SITS. nv. Bring this no
tice. oelA-ff
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FO- SALE-FARhS.
MARION DUCKETT q SON,

BIG BARGAINS in Maryland ana Virginia
farms: money TO loan thereon. NATIONAL
CAPITAL FARM AGENCY. 81 + s.. nv.
el6-fL-e0W-65L
!4ACRE FARM. between Ismhan and Sea-
brook: good spring running creek part uade-
cultivation: good timber and lumber. 500
Apply 1915 / 81 Nv. ses-tt
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DYEING, CLEANING. PREssING.

FOR PROMPT and satisfactc service
phone Main BIS. CAPITAL CHI PRESS
ING CLUB 140S Eye 81 Special rates 10
members. Ocl-3Jt
oc7-10t
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

RENIODELTNG BUSINESS HOUSES a sDe-
cialty. quick work Of superior quality E NJ
VAN NESS 9l4 New York ave. NV. (Ths
Yellow FTonD, Phone Main 9647. ocIz-9ot
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Money Loaned SaIaried People

ana Others. without security easy payments.
orices in 6 principal cities: save yours
money BY getting my terms drst. D 4
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HOTEL EVELYN

LEO. OEDEKOVEN, Prop.
European Plan 81 90 Up. Buffet ATTACHED.
18th ST. and New York ave. nv.
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK.
50-lb White felt mattress. ...-..-.......-- $3.50
Two-piece inlald mahogany hall rack. 500. 90
New desks from s. % To 500
JOHN r. TERRELL.
$50 Louisiana ave. NV oc2ZSI
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THE ELSMERE
FURNISHED ROOMS

l4)8 y ST. y, W.
Rooms and Table Board. Rates Moderate
Ect Lunch, 25c. ocl9-53t
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! THE RUSKIN," 2920 sherman ave NV. /
! block from 18th and Columbia road; rooms
and bath; steam heat. handsomely decorated.
/ 5000. moving expenses paid. no lease re-
uuired. ocz5-3t
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THE FRANCES" Ills 18th st. NV
1.-THE WILLARD " IIEO nth 81 NV

Five and six rooms and bath apartments,
steam heat; unlimited hot water. janitOr
service; newly and handsomely decorated,
$50 during winter; special summer rates.
Apply HAYDEN * SPEECH. l4l0 q 81. NY.
oC25-3t
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CARPET CLEANING

CARPET CLEANED by compressed air. on
your floors, OF at our plant Phone Main
65s8. 2024 St NV. Ocl-g1r
SAVE YOUR old carpets rugs woven from
old carpets. the only weaving factory OF lts
kind in the city carpet cleaning. WASH
ING, JN RUG CO.. 80 5th ST. NV. II 4g25.
se22-Jf
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AUTOMOBILES.
Satisfaction headquarters
AUTO Car and Garage CO., 632 L st. NV.
STORING. REPAIRING. REMODELING.
Get Our Prices Winter STORAGE
Consign your cars 10 US. we have customers
waiting.
Telephone Main C251 Ee75-tF
OUR SPECIALITY EXPERTS; repairing
painting. trimming automobiles. br0uehams
victorias. buggies, wagons, carriages built
TO order; rubber tlres put on c. ". MASON
lJ7l Slst 81. AZ. Phone West ..
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REMEMBER THE NUMBER! AZ 10Th NV
Only lady BARRIERS in Washington New place
get a shave ana hair CuL. II yOI come
once you'u come again. Try US.
JeI6-tu, I, su-6Ot
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WILL STORE your furniture 81 oue-horse
loads, $50 tWO-hOrse loads, per month. also
antique furniture for sale 2IC5 Pa. ave nv
oclS-5ot
WHY PAY MOREg We store furnIture Cor
I5c per load. UNITED STATES STORAGE
CO.. AS-2O-22 10Th St. nv. Phone Main 4229
ScTg-ta
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AUTOMOBILE OUTING.

COOL BREEZES
Take a cool ride Ia the country Hire an
automobile any hour Of the day or night Al
THE SHERMAN. - G St nv. Phon.s Line
81. Experienced chauffeur explaining ooIuta
js6-tf. tu-g0t
OPEN AND CLOSED 4-passeuger cars. Sc
hour; 6-passenger, s. hour. ZIMMERMAN h
KENNEALLY, 1902 18th St nv. North 46qs
Dg15-gff
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14
Gon Der Nrmaoa.
SdladtiAifi56Iottc n1bert lid Scr
&ilItc Soluaii's. @iro Sono-

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ltnbert lid Der
Sillte Solpoii's. @iro 6ono-
lulu iibcrmorgclt crrcifet.
SonoInlu II, 13. TNlli. - Cine
orobtloIc 0epcide bon Hiciltcnant
I~lllimneioer, Dem Gorrcipunocntcn
Der DNliociirten Erciic" al 9oro oc5
S6lad)tId)ificS Connecticut" mel
Net: Sic utlontiibe Shlnd)tidiii-
Ilotte, Die lid oli Der tSobrt md
Sonolulll bciinOct, miro hclltc Dit
tog ibrc Sobrgcifminoigfcit olli l,clrll
anotcn Die Stunop perminocrn, oo.
NIT Die Sd)ifie Die Nieoerlniiun0 Der
altSlobi2cu ollf Der Snicl Molofoi
ON Gienltag Morgen puiiircn f0nncn.
Gie nNebraSfa," meld)e 40 Mcilcr
finter Der tSlottc 5uriid lit, miro AM
Gtcnltng Wor9cn Die iibrigen Sdiiie
crrcidcn. Gle Sec lit glatt." Gin
Sbeil Der Sepeife oes 2ieut. 6llailt.
meioer ging oltrdl, Gitmiihung oes
,6lutfcn. Ipparats oeS Sransportoum.
piers ,Sbomns" perloren.
sir Den Gnpfong Der 6lottc, sic
cm iG, Sitli bier %anlongt, lit Niles
oorbercitet. Gle aon5e 9cp0lferung.
obne llnterlhico Der Holie lulo Nutio.
nalitot, miro iid) on bcn 6citIidfeitcn
81 Gbren Der @dlte bctbeiligcn. Nm
16. Sui lit bier 6eicrtag ulo ale &c.
ld)Gitc ribcn. Gicle Sauienoe uer-
zen lid am Giamloilo Scao mo ol;-
6cren 9iinIti9cn Nrslidtspuiften iiio.
0ltlid bon Sonolltllt %aniammcln, INN
Scr Gininbrt Der Tlotte 5u5iid)olcll.
Sin r~cld)boltiGcs Erogramm iiir Die
IeltIit)c llntcrboltung uuo9cuirtbung
Der Siii5ierc mo Wonidniten lit &C
plant. Nuaflilge nod Eearl Sarbor,
sen grobcn 3rfcrplaIltagcn ulb ocu
Innanos = 6cloern Don Wltnmi uno
Eali, ionic nod ohoeren %icbensmiir-
oi9en Tl1Ben iitb pprbcreitct. Scr
@abn, per 9ompier uno per Allto-
mobil mcroen Die miQfoml1encn
@0ltc Der StoOt Plus fliige untcrncb-
men. Nuc pripoten Woturiilbrlpcrfc
iilb ser Stobt ST Oiciem 3pefc 3ur
&erfil9ulg acitellt iporOcn. Sir Die
Siiijierc miro ein GROCER 6eitbal bel
@oifis9cnb uerunitaltet pcrocl.
Sielc FrinutbGnier perocn 81 gnit-
lld)em Gnpfangc Die gauge @od)e
ofien itebcn.
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Sergl it in StuIier

Shrin, 13. SllIi. Mcbrcrc
@nl'rrnbdl'icr iiuo 5u Honco Slrrd,
clllcn 9craitur5 jcrit0rt morocu,
NclIIl Weniden fomcn um's 2eben.
%onocrbilt's Hcnneriieot t.
Foris, 13. Sui. - ". Sc. Wou.
oerbllt'S Ffcrb vSeniid Der 3mcite"
hat BET ocn Hcnnen in Moiions Ga.
llttc Den Ereis oes Er1iioentcn inn
Wertbe bon $4,000 gerponncn.
9 nlton unb 8egcnimIton.
Mabot, 10. SlIi. = Der Slltun
abolll T3i5 bat Hobot alrf DEM @eoe
rod Der StaSt Maroffo pcrIoIien.
6eI 13. Suli. = @eriihtpciie
r%erIoutct bier, boB Der @egcnilllton
Mfilloi Safio Se5 in 9Gloc pcrlollcr
miro, nm iid) nod Stoot Woroffo
ooer Gabut 81 beaebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Scllte miro 8rui 3cppclin'a Nnl-
Ion llud) 6ecnoeter Ncltiiilhng cine
lesle tlir5e Erobeinbrt mterncbnlcll.
Ser tiir5lid bel Berlin olligcitie-
gene ltno I'M @ruucnolo 0~citronoctc
lcntbnre WiilitGrballon lit bcrcits aus.
9ebelert uno geitern micocr olligcItie-
gen. auBer geringiiigigcn Nepura.
tilrell iparen nod eini8e mlbcOclltenoe
Ienoerllngen 0es WefanismltS Dor.
9c1omllen Doroen, un0 ser 9o0on
bat bel Der ncllen 8%eriuhsfabrt alien
Grlpartlttgen entIpro6cn.
&teler Sfon0ulpro5cB
becn0et.
Ter Nufieben erregcnOc &iclcr
Stnnodlpre5eB megelt TerbrCd)cns
gcAcn oaSi fcimenOc 2cbcn, in ben
Nrnltelt' mo MGod)cn aus ser gutter;
aleler 8cIcaidoit, iomic mlcbrcre
Marine Sfii5iere uerrpidelt luarcr, lit
ldhell 5l @nbe gegongcn. Gr cnoete
mt Der Serurtbeillurg bon iicbcn 9ln-
Ncflo9tcn. Sic Straicn loltctcn bon
'icbcn @od)en @cfGngniB bis 5l iebS
Sobren 3iftboltS. 3lpci Siii5ierc
battcll lid), mie bcrcitS gclncloct, Dem
9eridtIidcn Geriabren ourd) Selbit-
moro c%nt6ogen.
6prl Dumas GrpC0itiun
onf Dem u iidmcgc.
Cine miiienihoftlihc GrpcOition,
ole Don Der Cornell llnipcrlit1t in
Stbnco, T..9., mlSgcianDt mlroe,
nm 6oridunacn in &leiroiicn uno
IIlpricn 81 MAIDEN ulo uierjcbn no.
nate in oicicn 20nOcrn gcncilt bat,
ut locben llad) fltr5cm Nltieltboltc in
lcutldlono ii6er Bremen llod 9lrne.
rita o%bgcfnbren. Sic nat reidc Glll-
DC an biItoriid)cn g(ltcrtbiilncrn &c
lmod)t nno i%nSbeion0erc piclc ncllc
Snld)rlTtcn cntOcdt, alld) onOcrc, ihon
bctarnltc, Die man bisbcr iiir lmles-
bar belt, cnt5iiicrt. Die Ieiultote
'peroen picl 5lr Grpcitcrula ser
&cnntniIIc, Die mir bon ser GltcItcn
@cId)idtc BORDER Aiict's bobcl,, bel
trogen, PIN Der Spite ser Grpcoi.
tion Itanoen Gr. u. y. Olmitcoo, y.
y. Charles uno !. 6. @rcnf.
6cncrsbrunlt in 8rall.
ii oen.
Mic aus Der Sdpci5 t~clc0ropbiid)
gcnlcloct miro, lit bos glpcnoorI
Vpnnonj I'M annton N~rollbiinocn
BON elmer 6cllcrsbrunlt poafommcu
cltge0ldert morocr. 9tltr oie Stride
mo Die Sd)lllc iinb gcrcttet. Gabe5lt
Die gorjc Ginpobncrifoit, ctlua 800
Fcr'oncr, lit ob0nhloa. @erlid,ert
mar 10 gut ME niftS. 9ic nlciItrn
limo foum NIT beln nadtcn 2eben ga
bon gcfommcrt.
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Smrd) Grplpiiun act0btct.

Goln NJ bus, Ohio, 13. Suli. -
Scl Der Gilenbobn-S totion EomeQ, 16
Wellen bon bier, e~rplooirtc Der aeIie(
einer 6rodt.Sofomotipe Der ,Sofina
%ollep @obn" uno Der 2pfomlotipiiib.
rer W. @etterman unb Der Sei,er q.
y. Snlls. Veioe ous Columbus, ian.
oen babel eine1 ioben Goo. Sbrc Sci.
Der lporcn lfredlid neritiimmclt.
@cttcrmon mar ieit % Sobrcn 9ofo.
nlotlpfilbrcr auf ser 9ubn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-14

Gin itGblerner Hndel, in mel
d,cm ser t9.jGbrige Hop Spencer
rno ser cttpu gIeiholtrigc Carl Fop-
ton bel Sorrisburg iiber Sen Si,souc-
banlln ruoerte1. muroc bon ciucm
@liblfloge getrpffen, peld)er Spen.
or tobt 5u 9ooen ltreftc, mGhreno
Topton jmor gleifialls 5nianmcn-
brad ubrr nit)t beScl'tcno ucrIctt
mltroc.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1908-01-10


confines publicity facts quoting honestly backing
and Judge Our stock this
seasonab
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-01-05
MARVELLOUS INVENTION
CURES WEAK MEN
Patent Granted by the United States
Government.

a new and scientific appliance in
vented by L. 3. Hawley. MD. will
produce full manly power at first APP
plication. The effects are immediate
and startling to a high degree. De-
velops. strengthens and cures lost Wig
or. Positively no failures. Physicians
endorse and use it in their practice.
If you are the least skeptical as TO the
value of this remarkable treatment,
send for Illustrated circulars. take
them to your family physician and get
his opinion. This is the first time any
one has requested you to take his cir
culars to your family physician. Why?
Simply because he knows your physi-
clan will not recommend his treatment.
Not so with this appliance. Your doc
tor will Immediately grasp the idea,
and when he does, he will recommend
it. Nothing like II has ever been sold
before. II works the same on every
Individual Send today for free de-
scriptive circular Of this wonderful in
strument The moment you see il you
wSll realize its possibilities. No c.
o. d. or free trial schemes to catch
the unwary. This is a plain business
proposition that will appeal to you as
the greatest opportunity ever offered
to those who are weak. Address L.
B. Hawley, MD, 513C Wisner Build
ing. Rochester. y. =.
Let McKee's figure on your bill for
assessment work.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-01-05
SIXTH PAYMENT MADE
ON SULTANA PROPERTY
A Well Known Group Of Copper
Mines in PinaI County Being oper-
ated by Chicago Capitalists.

The sixth and next TO the last pay
ment, by the Sultana Arizona Copper
Co. to the owners of the Bryan group
of copper mines across the ella river
from Kelvin. was made in Phoenix on
Friday. The payment was $4,000 in
cash.
This transaction will surely have a
stimulating effect on the Arizona min
ing industry at this time. locally. The
Sultana- Arizona company thoroughly
sampled and proved the property to
its own satisfaction and since taking
il over has never had reason to re-
greet it's action. The company was fl
nanced through the efforts of George
p Baldwin. a well known Chicago
promoter. who has long been associat-
ed with ]. T. Harrington a well known
mining expert in the north, who is
now and has been for several months
in personal charge of the mine, and
directing its development.
The property has been accounted a
wonderful deposit of high grade cop
per ore for several years past and has
been sold two or three times. though
always some slip has occurred before
the final transaction and transfer was
completed. II has ever been a ques-
ton Of management and finances, and
never a question of doubt as to the
value OF the ground. If the present
operators shall prove as successful in
mine operation as in financing it is
bound to become a big producing
property. II is within a mile or two
Of Kelvin, near the railroad and an
abundant water supply and has all the
natural advantages for economical
and successful operation.
While the mine carries an immense
amount of lower grade smelling ore.
there is also a large quantity of high
grade shipping ore. according to all
who have spoken of it after personal
examination. and for some months
past il is understood regular ship
ments were being made. Whether
these have been interfered with since
the closing down of the Humboldt
smelter. to which some shipments at
least. If not all, were made. the writ
er has not been advised. The plans
of the Sultana Arizona company how
ever, are for operation on a large
scale and ultimately plant for the
reduction of its own ores. Copper
is vertically the queen mineral and
Arizona the queen of the mineral
world. The Sultana-Arizona will be
expected to do its part in keeping the
crown where Il belongs.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-01-05

week TO make a cleanup OF the tank
and filters, which will make the last
bar. of bullion TO be taken from the old
mill. The Billy Bryan mine viii be
the only one of the group to receive
attention until the property is cleo
tried. the Gold Road mine only get
ting the necessary looking after to
keep the opening in repair and the
water below the levels. Long before
spring it is thought that the power
plant at Kingman will be in running
order and that thereafter work on the
new mill and electric holsters and
pumps will be put under way. Many
motors for the new mill have already
been shipped out to Goldroad and
these will become part of the scheme
for n modern milling and cyaniding
plant. The new plant will have the
latest and most modern devices for
the recovery OF the values and livery
effort will be made to economize in
the handling of the ores at the mine
and miil-Miner (Kingman).
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-01-05
ARIZONA
MINES

The big news all over Arizona this
week is the fact that beyond doubt
this territory now stands in the lead
as a producer of copper. and as a
producer of all minerals combined, il
ranks first Of all the states and ter
ritories. 1t is not necessary 10 repeat
the figures here for they have been
telegraphed the country over and
every commercial center is in possess
sion of the facts. and every Arizona
mining camp is rejoicing
Copper has had a temporary set
back, but only a temporary one. II
has been a crucial test for many
small companies which depended for
prosperity on easy money and cop
per market abnormally high. Such
companies would doubtless have met
disaster sooner or later anyway and il
is as well perhaps for the industry in
general that il came sooner than eX-
pected. But nowhere can be found
legitimate copper operators owning
good property, who are concerned over
the situation. other than the undesir-
able fact that they will have to make
haste slowly and utilize their patti
ence when they would prefer the same
activity that has prevailed in recent
years.
No one is in evidence with a good
copper mine who is seeking to part
with il at less than carefully estimat-
ed real values and copper men are
keen as ever to secure good property
though the present financial condi-
tions do not enable them to buy as
easily as sometime ago. But the spi-
rit of optimism is rampant through
out Arizona al least and everybody
believes in the good time coming"
when the metal is restored somewhat
permanently to the fluctuations only
that may occur within the bounds of
what might be termed a normal price.
The business of Arizona now is TO see
TO it that the world is constantly re-
minded that Arizona is queen of the
copper world.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1908-01-05

ranged for the starting up of its mill
ing plant and that the mine is being
worked on a large scale. The proper
ty is one of the best in the Gold Road
section and is equipped with a ten
stamp milling plant of modern design.
The ores carry good values in gold.
but heretofore the property was short
of water and had to suspend opera
tons on that account Now that the
Victor Gold mining company has
brought water into the district no
mine need remain idle on that ac-
(Kingman).