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Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

In the matter of town develop
ment and industrial progress does it
not pay to agitate? The citizens of
Milford agitated and they have now
i'll course Of construction a hand
some Federal Building on a COM
nanding town site. The citizens
Of New Castle have sbegun to agi-
tate and recentlysIa public mass
meeting was held, in which a town
site was proposed and. a committee
appointed to await upon Senators
Dupont and Richardson and Rep
resentative Burton who have
pledged their hearty support to do
what they could to get a Federal
Building at New Castle. In the
meantime Smyrna is standing still
and no effort is being made to get
these handsome and up-to-date
COnveniences, that our sister towns
are getting. Therej has been talk
of a Federal Building for Smyrna
before, and Former Senator J.
Frank Alice when he was in office
tried to get an appropriation for
Smyrna but to no avail. The
Smyrna people held no mass meet
ETg, showed no particular interest
i'll t, and gave but scant backing
to Postmaster Jefferson and Sena-
tor Alice, in their -fforts The
result was that the project fell
through. The lesson taught by
Milford, Dover and New Castle
should come home to Smyrna and
impress the point that if we want
anything for our town we have to
work for it. What is said for
Federal Buildings will apply with
equal force to industrial industries.
If Smyrna's business men and
capitalists would get together and
agitate for a few of these benefits
that make a town grow, our efforts
might avail much for us. Sitting
down with hands folded and wish
ing we could have this, that and the
other things will not bring it here.
We must organize and agitate and
offer reasonable inducements.
When the business men of Smyrna
awake to a realization of this fact
the sooner will Smyrna take its
stand among the wide awake and
progressive towns of the State.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

Farm Wagons, Nice Family Carriage,
York Carriage, Dayton Carriage, Buggy,
Dearborn and Pole, Carriage Poles, Bick-
ford Il Huffman Drill, Deering Binder,
Deering Mower, Disk Harrow. Steel Hay
form Scales, Iron Edge Riding Harrow.
Corn Planter, Marker. Single Harrows, 2
two-hOrse PlOws, No, 20 Oliver and l
Bissel PlOw, 2 One-horse Plows, Tomato
Rack, holds so baskets. Grind Stone, Cream
Separator, sets of Wagon Harness, 2 sets
of Carriage Harness, Double set of Carriage
Harness, good as new; Sleigh, Strap of
Bells, Dinner Bell, 2, Twin Drag Harrows,
lot OF Hoes, Shovels, Spade, Axes, Clippers,
lot of good Collars and Brides. s sets of
PlOw Harness. 70 Cow Chains, large Churn,
small Ohurn, Cold Water Separator, Sure
hatch Incubator, holds $50 eggs.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

1t would seem from the small
attendance of our farmers upon the
sessions of the Farmers Institute
held in Smyrna last week that
they do not appreciate the oppor-
tunity the state gives them to be-
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
26 Is HEAD OF FINE SHOATS
FARMING INDICTMENTS. &c.

These are fine Berkshire and Chester
County White Shoats.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
13 Good Hogs

Large Brood Sow, with pig. Young
SCws, with pig. These Hogs are jersey
Red Stock and as fine as can be found. 6
Nice ShOats.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

ROBT. q HOFFECKER, JR..
Editor and Business Manager.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
Il Good Cows

TWO-YEAR-OLD BULL. 4 Head of
COWS, soon be in profit, cows giving milk
now.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

B. V. WELDON, Auctioneer
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
.SMYrWU, DEL,

OFFICL.-Next Door to the Fruit Growen
atiOnal Bank.
Telephone. No. 10.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
2 FINE BROOD SOWS.
FINE SHOA1S.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c.

Farm WAGON. nearly new; Roller, Grain Fan.
Horse Rake, BickfOTd Il Huffman II spout brill
nearly ne": Deering Binder good as new Corn
Planter and driil attachment, Sulkey Cultivate
2 Hand Cult'' atOrs, Randall HarrOws, Twin
Harrow. No 40 Oliver l'lOE. NJ, 20 Oliver PlOw.
No. Oliver PlOw. OnehOrse Oliver PiOw Hav
Rigging. set OF Wagon Harm IS > sets of Carriage
Harness, 4 Se's of Plow Harness. Collars and
Brides, Ba Il ShOvels Spade, Shovel good Milk
ans, Cros'cut saw Meal Chest, Set of Kitchen
Chairs, lot ofCOw Chains, > short handle F,rks
long hen lie Fork, BuShel Basket Tomato b S,
ketS, Hand Saw, Brace and B., Bre-ch Loading
Gun NO.l2. Corn Knives Fly Net Set Of sprin 5
balance 900 pounds; , rows Of Hers Nests Cook
Stot e, Times X; Gasoline Stove burners, > Cook
Tables
, YORK CARRIAGES. l SPINDLE WAGON
TERMS OF SALE
All sums of $40 and under. cash will he re-
quired, over that amOu' I a credit of 10 morths
will be gi'en by purchaser giving baLkable note
with approved security.
IRVING RAWLEY.
B. " WELDON, AuctiOneer.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
FARMING IMPLEMENTS. &c.

Deering Binder, in good order, good as
new, Mccormick Binder. Deering Corn
Hai vester, IN good order, never cut more
than 30 acres of co n; Enterprise Corn Cnt-
ter used very little good rs new: 2 Deerinp
Mowers, in first lass ORDER Bickford h
Huffman Grain Drill, IL spOuts, good as
new; Blckt0rd d Huffman IL spout Disc
Dtlll, good as new; Farm Wagons, in good
order; 2 Buckeye Sulkeye Cultivators. used
a little; Hand Cultivators, in good order:
Good Land Roller, 2 Good Randall Har-
rows, Steel Harrow. 80 tooth; Wood Frame
Harrow, so tOOtn; 3 Syracuse PlOws, No. So.
nearly new; 3 One-hOrse PlOws, good as
new; Syracuse Plow No, 81, good order.
Syracuse Plow No, 54, good order; Horse
Rake, i'll good order, Row Marker and Gull
tlvatOr combined; Block and Fall with 100
feet of rope; Corn Shelter, in good order:
Set of Trucks, Set of Platform Scales, first
class; Dearborns, one of them new this
past summer; Buggy. in good order; To-
mato Body, with Springs, holds 60 baskets:
Barrel and Spraying Outfit, in good order:
Wheel Barrow, 2 Hand Corn Planters
Wheel Barrow Grass Seeder, in perfect
order; Set of Hay Racks, 2 Grind Stones
90 White Grain Sacks, so Phosphate Sacks
6 Peach Ladders, Hog Box, Crosscut Saw,
new; $50 Wire Hoop Tomato Baskets. Ham
nton orn Planter, in good order; 10 sets of
Plow Harness, sets of Wagon Harness:
ready Tor use; sets OF Dearborn Harness.
set of Carriage Harness, 10 Work Bridles'
10 Work Collars, Portable Blacksmith
Forge, lot of Grape Clippers, 8 sets of Prun-
ing Shears, 2 Hedge Knives, lot of Corn
Knives, lot of Log Chains, two-horse
Plow Trees, / three-hOrse Plow Tree, /
four-h0rse Tree. Half Bushel Measures,
Post Hole Digger, Forks, Shovels, Hoes
Spades, Cant Hooks, Potato Forks, Wire
Stretchers, Picks. Bramble Scythes, Bill
Hooks, Lawn Mower, and many other arti.
eles too numerous to mention.
5 Tons of good mixed Glover and Timothy
Hay, with no rain on.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS-No. s. Harvest
Home Cook Stove. Large Air Tight Chunk
stove, Good 8 Burner Blue Flame Oil Stove
with oven; Good Dresser Cupboard, Blacks.
ton Rotary Washer, good as new: No. 100
Lincoln Clothes Wringer, Large Wheelel
Sravity Cream Separator. Small Cream
Bell. N'0 ~ IL
TERMS OF SALE.
All sums Of $40 and under, cash will be
required, over that amount credit of n
months will be given by purchaser giving
Oankaole note with approved endorser.
MILLARD F. REED
b. V. WELDON, Auctioneer.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
10 GOOD COWS S
3 YEARLINGS.

These are first class young COWS. graded
Holstein, all of them with calf, some with
calf by their side.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

4 AOVERJISEMENTS-TH SMYRNA TINES is the
business medium not only for the town it rep
reSeHts, bui for the outlying district (which 1
is the centre, embracing the towns of Clayton,
<entOn, CheswOld, Leipsie, &c. A rate of so
cents an inca for first insertion and 25 cent,
Cor each subsequent insertion will be charged
or transient advertising. Locals and Reading
"NOtices, 10 cents per iineiper issue. A specla
disc )unto al 4eni-annus and yearly ad yer
tiSement,.
" tRMo-SUBSC CRIPTIoN-S1.5O per annum. II
psid strictly in advance sl.OO. No paper is
llScoutinued until all arrears are paid up
except at the option Of the publishers.
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05
IS 6 Head Of Horses
l3 Good Cows

Five milking and balance will be in profit
soon These cows are all good and young.
BULL, HOlstein Stock
Smyrna times., 1908-02-05

4K SMYRNA TINES is published at smyrna
gel, every Wednesday afternoon.
fHE TIMES is an independent paper devoted to
the welfare of the town it represents and the
Iale of which it is part. II also gives the
"ns cf importance OF the Eastern Shore Of
NJ t-vlaDd.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
SUIT OVER SUIT
CASE

Claiming 20 have had ti.slS
worth II personal property la q
suit ease that was lost somewhere
between Norfolk. Va. aud Seattle.
Iris Gen. r. = Edsen. ranking
officer Of tho rratrrnal Military
association, and one al the leaders
ut tue military rant of the odd
Fellows. has started suit in the
superior court Ia recover that
amount
The defendants in the suit are
tho Norfolk & Western railway. the
Pennsylvania railroad. the Chicago
a Northwestern railroad. the ore.
son Railroad & Navigation com.
iany. the Oregon short iiue aud
the Northern Pacific
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
SUE FOR DAMAGES
FOR INJURIES

Albert falkeuburg has filed suit
IN the superior court asking for
$4,000 damages ;rom the Flour
city Ornamental Iron Works for
injuries received In the Chaplin
building. az Pike n and second ay
IAN Nassfylec alaa asks Tor So {
ea0 damages from the Chicago.
Milwaukee a So Paul railroad fnr
being filled full Of stones when a
EaEfant stick Of dynamite sent Oft
In the railroads tunnel through the
Cascade mountains tuly II. 1901.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21

the body horribly bruised. the
threat scratched and hlaokened aud
tho tongue pfotrndlng The dead
mans pockets we're turned Inside
out Holmes hft onkcntion Of
electrical men at the Auditorium
hotel AZ g o'clock thia morning
and started fpl home tie WAS not
seen alive ~ his friends after
leaving the hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
GRAND CHANCELLOR.

Mai Otto 4. Case. OF this city.
was chosen grand chancellor or the
knights Of rythiaa at the grand
lodge meeting at Walla Walla. yes.
terday afternoon. Ito was opposed
hy Charles " Clarke. of Spokane
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
EveIYn ThaM MaY sten 500.

NEW YORK. MAY - There Is
a possibility that Evelyn Neahlt
fhaW mas abandon the proceed.
mss iog the annulment Of her mar
riaEe Ia Harry h Thaw. according
10 a statement made hy her coun.
sci nanlei uRellly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21

other corporations under the same
conditions
The corporation counsel holds
new franchises to cover territory
which has recently been added to
the city through annexation The
franchises. when granted contain
ed no pruXiHlun tot extensions into
A few second hand Guna aud
Pistols, good aH new price all
right llalfa. III First ave. zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
SEsTEN TO
DEATH


,ea Aay 81 slransled
rl1 ". ~. !. DEAN by rohbcrs, the
Il, es q L uoimvs pur
4 q : Int lor the Common
a. s..s..,.,c COMPANY vas
-. downtown alley this
= The skuli Was fractured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21

any territory which might be sub
aeqpentiy added o. the clty'n
boundaries.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-05-21
NEED FRANCHISES
FOR EXTENSION

Corporation Counsel Calhoun has
handed down an opinion ia effect
that the Seattle Lighting Com.
panys franchise. granted several
years ago hY the Seattle council.
does not enyef proposed extensions
into territory which has been an
nexad subsequent 10 the passage Of
the ordinance
Thia opinion. n sustained. means
that the corporation cannot De- hual
usas Ia the Annexed suburban terri
torY without urN franchises. ard
a. a legal proposition il doclared
So affect telephone and Light fran
ceiaes which have been granted 10
u s. Navy Yard Route steamer
aontleeIlo leaves Flyer dock O. 10
ard $50 a. m. $50 and Z .. ~. $50
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
WaTER. GaP HOUSE,
Delaware Water Gap. Pa.
PENNSYLVANIA.

Opens May 1sth-remains open until Deoe1noer seoona
season. ownership management CapecfV Nv -
MOUNTAIN PARADISE. The highest alutuoss cooiess
ton: always breeze: humidity Far rsInoseo
from public highways and rsiroaa
within access Of both Commanding i
miles every grandest scenery eaSt o
the Rockies is surrounded by its masnincent peS
OF Old Shade Rhododendron Wild Flowers Hare FLaa.s
ana Fine Lawns WATER CAP HOUSE fs modern IN
every particular. entirely rebuilt in 1907 a. cost oi
100000 equipped. best appoin, 50 atiu
hotsl in this region entertaining rereo
patronage. Running mountain spring wassr aao ~,
stands Fifty private tiled oahns.
public baths Metal and brass beds: new hendsos -
nishines Telephones and telegraph solariums Ano
balconies ali floors; steam heat; open log
F.etrfo lights Hydraulic elevator. Most mcosfn So.
ttaTv srranTements white service throughout Cusns
Of highest standard. supplied from own
touaes and farm early vegetables and poutry Ax
from own dairy registered Every ou.aoo' .
Functions Private riding academy, with sa-s
hor ees instructors; private ohos goi InAs'
ana iiyery-au within the grounds Bookiet OF cAs n
views and othcaI maps mailed Coacnos Hes' -
trains. Special EsriS Season IOf5S rrRpY COPE.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New 2,
CGFFEE-The coffee market quiet To-Day, and
while the close DAt unchanged to paints lower
only couple Of months showed and the general
snde-tone Of tbs market Sales for day
reported OF 80 bags. European interest. seemed
e. selling December 6 moderate scale.
vhe trade people Light buyers there DID not seem
n demand absorb offerings and
prices this position Fart Of the business was
OF exchanges from 20 late positions tbs
paid for the later months being insufficient
rule. 10 furnish carrying charges which would seem 70
sa6icsts healthy spot situation The fsToTenl-
condition OK financial matters n Brazil which have been
foreign bankers since the President
would those who expect the
governments coee handled according to schedule
and these supplies hed off the market the balancs
much smaller than the normal Of recent
while brazilian receipts continue light and the
outlook aQSears % be for late Increment ot The new
still sufficient apprehension that
coffee the market sooner than
prevent general buying uove-aent but
that OF the large trade interests
situation TO have been responsible for
OF from IS to so points from the low
Toays Brazilian cables reported slight gains in
.t,e continued light receipts The
market rrot coffee steady. with quotations on
tfle bas OF S-lSc for Rio No z.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

CoTToS-The cotton market showed great nervous
sss ans trregularty during toays short session end
,oosl sentiment evidently very much confused Inc
market opened 70 Il points higher declined 10 about te
o. then advanced very SHARPLY
IS points IN the late trad
sg snd closing eteady advance OF II 20 10 points
ais vsre eetsrna5ed 10000 bales The opening ad-
vance was sympathy with the higher cables and inc
continued big business in the liverIso nlaTket-
.oo5 weather fr may have aided the early re
acton decline there was buying OF July p
houses altogether. the demand seemed OF
scN throw eary sellers INTO some
advance on active buying tor ootn
accounts and encouraged by the sensational strength
rr July IN the Orleans market. Weekend figures
considered about stsndor The decrease IN 1ie
supply Of American WAS s1aer for the same "ee
sptnners' takings Of oec bales were not
e,nsiserea such showing view OF the small
..o sight and the fact that visible supplies
considerably years. te statistical position
rsu,ot Be- considered q weak The weather map
OF In the belt for the
ending this morning. but the lines on
f mag unsettled weather in SEQ
the local close July In New
orleans reacted. but the months there were
relatively firm
The range contract prices n the local market to-day
was follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

tive attitude Of Europe regarding the crop report &
Red winter wheat in Antwerp was Up 1Ac and
La Plata 15sc while further large sales of carsoes
London Taken altogether, therefore,
view OF the export activity. foreign news was quite
satisfactory the bulls although sensationay
strong had been expected in quarters. There
good weather in the Southwest and better reports
from spring wheat states where. according to one
authority prospects have seldom. If been
encouraging this OF the than at present
although the acreage is slightly below that OF
ago. mainly durum Northwest receipts were 1S2
against 4e9 last year. aud the whole interior
movement about half thai of year No
red wheat in the local market quoted 81 0S4 ele
Il o aiodt; l Northern Duluth,
81 1aS, and No hard winter, 81 IL afoat.
CORHS-The feature IN the local market
early sale of May So high record, followed
by break OF 10 per bush The Western market
easy most OF the day on improved weather commits
sion house selling and prospects for better receipts next
week The Liverpool market closed tad higher.
At O'Clock May corn in New York quoted 81 &c,
July IS nc and September 71s4c No
nominal b adoat. OATS-The improved weather
conditions brought considerable early qulda
ton tn oats under which prices way about y
Rallies followed with other markets. but well
sustained. and final prices the lowest Cash
oats in New York closed as follows: Mixed 20 to So
ID 5Iisc; natural white, 26 30 70, 5S 6Oc,
clipped white. 81 to 40 10, 6o9e5ao. RYE-Market
dull; No Western eoc nominal, O b New York.
BARLEY-Market nominal.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

Cotton special Liverpool cables Spot cotton
teady; sales IL 900 bales; speculation and export 200
hales American 1900 bales receipts 15eoo bales all
American; uiddng upland 569d Futures opened STEADY
points lower points lower distant posi-
tons Closed steady 70 <s points higher near and
4 20 points higher late months. May and May
June 524G. JuneJuly 62Sd. JuyAusust, o21d; August
September, 5l1d SeptenlberOctober. z3Td; OctoberNo
ve1nber, 4s91zd; November December. 4s6d December
flour AND MEaI-Fiour was firmly held at old
Quotations with light scattered trade. Rye -four firm
and unchanged. with moderate demand. The following
are prices quoted New York Produce Exchange:
SqS4 90. winter patents - 5oqs4 so; spring clears,
t&cts 50; No winter, 50 S5a5$s 10; No
winter s. 5odS3 So RYE FLoCR-Firm. Quoted: Fair
y yc 81 501 ia 90: choice to fancy 81 edS5 Is CORN
AEl~-FirTner Quoted: Kiln dried. 50 SO. BAG NEAL
Firm ouoted Fine white and yellow 81 so:
spring 81 standard niddiing, SIS -four do, SO
,sd Cog % S26 so IN bulk. S27 50Qs2S in
racks niddlin 25SS29 so; red dog, $50 90 all May
shipment: ho-ainy chop s25gs 50 in bulk. se 2oqS5 20
IN sacks: oilneal. x3l 5e1s52.
GRAIN-WBEAT-FolloHing its sensational advance
nn FRIDAY. the wheat market quieted down and de-
Feiopco rather weak to-day, with final prices
oout ic under the previous night the o'clock basis
,,or MAJ being 81 1o1z. July 81 ol and September
aossc Much OF the break was due to heavy selling
advance which occurred after the lower opening
aeo 20 attract the outside interest that had been
fected and this proved source Of weakness in the
Isst hour when most OF the break occurred The
80 business however, again liberal sggregatng
% Ioaos mainly at Northwest points. There
srther IA about Eessisn fly damage tn Kansas The
suiance or lrs 10 1iz at Liverpool consid
eo awning more than moderate response FRI
"ays Ss jump On this side and showed the
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
THE KITTATINNY.
DELAWARE WATER GAP. PA.

Nov Open under last
IMPROVED. REFURNISHED. REDECORATED.
Tho beautiful heaIthfui resort at which -
spend the Spring and summer Climate MIA
air dry and nyigoratins dsshtflI walks and drv.a.
Excellent trout fishing. gof tennis bowling. billiards
pool shun1ebosrds boating etc largest most mol
best appointed and ths leading hotel Capacity
500 Situated IN its prfvats Mountain PARK OF ov-r
400 acrex steam heat, open log fires escrrc Nxhfs
elevators batha pariors private balconies spa
verandas. Orchestra Cuisine servtce
excelled and fts farm and greenhouses
table products par excelence" Telephous and tel.-
Offices hotel American plan o
bookst application. showing horsI.
tatinny Park scenes. official auto mapa Kittatinrp
Coach all tratrA Livery. garage sable horses
Special Spring Rates. c. FRANK COPE.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10

METALs-The market tor pig certificates at the
Cash. SIS; May siSG S14 Is: June. Jul August and
M sa and 1 4 anu
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-The market for syrups
tions follow: New orleans centrifugal common. pa
3s fs pen as Kettle sc2S 3 @ sP E1s ooo6 8o6 So
I7c; fair. l6a2Oci good. 1eq22c; prime. 2l925c;
OIIs-cottonseed oil was steady on light offerings
Trailing quiet. Sales 100 bbis July at
was reported steady but there change
in prices We quote: PETRoIf;U f;UM-standard lard white
and in bulk 4s5o; refined. cases New York. 1890;
Philadelphia 0s5c: white. New York bbls 1075c
sa IN o9k' 6ite mi eases Ne Yorr Is soc PhiladePhs
1as5c coTToNsEEp oGI,.Pr,,ne Inc crude sSae prime prime
zSEg445zc do JuIy. 4ssq44c do August 44tzs45c; DO
prime white 45S47c prime winter yellow. 45@47c
town raw, 42g43c; Calcutta raw, 7oc. LARD OIL. 6s
PRovIsIoNs-Fair buying by packers. a better cash
yet better undertope advance part Of which
lost the close fo1yng @ the the ists break IN IN
Mendav 4e 600 for week 165 ooo Kansas City
esst sse 4S uotea Meas s4 Soasf5 family
short clear s1s9slr BEEFouet Quoted Mess. sl3 90
Ssis @ss sssas ss1s SifasE ssEF
SIS DRESSED HoGsEseeady Quoted; RaoGns &c;
CIT MEATs-Piczied bellies steady Quoted Smoking;
sss sotss s1s J, s s NJ s 4 e. s daofs?
5 country oa saSS@ s m iafd gtead2 ogOted
aais s MsterR Refined lard steady Quoted
foa 9 &C. Contneat sesc Brazil. kegs lie COMPOUND
oa5 oiss Hofd 4 at city iafd tearine 1cc
RICE0The n1arket for rice ruled nrp wth g90S
Looping Of fe South indicate there been good
sales movement all the week Quotations foW sens
nrsnaPy 51sG5ssc: prime. b14a5so; choice egS.sc:
Patna, foreign. hTaeSc: Rangoon and Bassein A%aoo'
New-York tribune., 1908-05-10
Grand Atlantic Hotel

yirxinis ave. and the Beach. Atlantic City, N ia
Away, open Cap,ctty guests Within few steps of
famous steel Pier. Southern exposure Unoossrucrsf
view Iargs rooms. Running srtesisn water Sea water
Ia basns private public psrIors Elevator
.Phoc>, In White servfcs Exosllene
cuisine Coaches crans Write for literature Terms
weekly 3I25o 20 s21. American plan Long distance
.phons itsO CBeID Atlantic CITY. CHARLES .. COPE.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1908-10-03
REAL WOMAN MINER
CALIFORNIA GIRL IS WORKING
CLAIM IN NEVADA.
Miss Laura White of San Franchises
Gives Up Society for Life of
Prospector-Has Been Emit
nentIy Successful.

Reno, Nev--This state can boast OF
having a real woman miner, not q
mere prospector, but handsome
young woman, who actively engages
in working every day in bringing the
rch gold-bearing ore to the surface
1t is not often that a beautiful girl
viii give UP gay society in the city to
undertake the hardships of a mining
camp in the dreary sage brush desert,
and seek for the hidden lodges of
golden ore. There are girls who are
born with the belief that they are
destined to accomplish in life more
than to spend the time in mere social
pleasure and in becoming bellies of
fashion. Miss Laura Marguerite
White Of San Francisco is one of
them
This young woman-only % years
OF age-was very recently lured by
the call of the desert and left the
gay whirl of social life for that of the
prospector and miner in the wide gold
fields of Nevada. And she has been
eminently successful
Just about IL months ago Wilmot
White, a brother of the daring girl,
and Richard Cole, his partner, went
down to Nevada to seek the precious
metal Finally the young fellows
drifted into the Funeral range, on the
eastern border of the famous Death