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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
ROCKFORD CO. FINDS ORE

The drift on the vein Of the Rock
ford Mining company is now in a
distance Of 20 feet and some good
concentrating silver-lead ore is be-
.ng opened up. On prosecuting
the vein was found to be about 80
ieet wide. To get underneath the
surface showing the drift will have
to be continued another 100 feet.
The vein was intcrsected at the end
Il a 700-foot crosscut tunnel.
The claims of the company adj
Join the Bunker Hill 4 Sullivan ON
the east and are traverscd By the
ame vein, the drift being run to-
ward the property OF the latter.
Three men are at present employed
and development will be continued
all winter.
The company is capitalized for
81 500, 900 divided into 81 shares,
and of tho amount 100000 shares
have been placed into the treasury
to be sold for development purposes.
Walter II. Hanson is secretary.
rhc stock is largely held in Wash
ington.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
WORK ON THE OLD WISCONSIN

The Occur d'.tlene Consolidated
Mining company has Let a 30O-foot
contract to Louis Bolduc for de-
veloping the four claims which
lie about a half mile below the
mouth Of Moon creek, between o..
borne and Kellogg.
OF the 3O0.foot contract 200 feet
will be crosscut from the end Of a
5OO-foot tunnel to cut the vein ut q
depth Of approximately 400 feet
which viii then be driftcd upon.
The property is equipped with a
compressor plant operated BY water
tlumed for distance OF mile and
q quarter.
A little over a year ago the COM
pany shipped a car Of ore to the
Panhandle smclter which gave
satisfactory returns. The ore went
90 per centin copper, 4 to 5ounces
in silver and $l.15 in gold.
In d 3S-foot shaft sunk in the
tunnel the vein was found to be
five feet wide, two feet Of which
was good ore on the footwall. The
vein on the surface ia 80 feet wide,
seven feet Of which is a heavy iron
Gaping and n half-car Of orc is on
the dump. The property was
formerly known as the Wisconsin
The claims lie within 1000 feet d
the O. r. 4 N. railroad and tn.
electric line OF the Washington
Water Power company, Of Spokane,
is within $50 feet OF the mouth o.
the tunnel.
At a recent meeting OF the stock
holders held in Spokane, Louis
Bolduc was elected president.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
COMPANY OR NINE
HEClAELE NEW OFFICERS

I II y u Z 81 i
AT 4 Stockholders meeting Of tho
IIccla Mining conlpany held IL
Spokane the following officers and
directors were elected to serve fpr
the ensuing term: Frank upman,
OF Chicago, president; W. j. G,
Wakefield u Spokane, vice presi-
dent; James r. Mccarthy 81 this
city, secrctary-trcasurr and mana
ger; r. J. Kipp, Carl Iandsce Of
Milwaukee, Henry Wick Of Young
town.. Ohio and Mrs. p. s. Smith
of Chicago, directors.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
WORK ON HORN SILVER GROUP

Active development Of a group Of
three claims, the property of Louis
Bpltluc, which adioins the Chas
Dickens on the east and north is
promised soon. Geo. Il. Trask has
been engaged to survey the group.
The vein travcrsing the claims il
is a contact lying between dyorite,
quartzitc and slate, and some good
locking ore has been discovered on
the surface. This vein will be
drifted upon for distance Of 200
feet to get under the showing and
two men will be scmployed all
winter.
The claims are locally known as
The Horn Silver group and are on
Moon creek. This tunnel will be
started near the creek bottom where
The vein has been exposed by the
washing Of the water. The noun
tain u very precipitous and foot for
foot IN depth will be gained.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
TO TEST IMPERIAL MACHINERY

The management OF the Imperial
Mining company is ready to test
the new machinery the installation
Of which has been completed. Tho
plant comprises compressor plant
and all other necessary machinery
for the driving Of n long 27O0-foot
tunnel to tap the vein at depth.
The tunnel has been driven As feet
hy hand steel but is not yet in
Said formation, and until it is, the
machine drills will not DO used.
The Imperial group lies south
east Of Burke and adjoins the Cop,
per King on the west. A good
wagon road recently completed
connects the property with Burke.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
NOTICE or SPECIAL STOCKHOLM
ERS' MEETING

Notice II hereby given that a special meeting
OF the stockholders OF tie Atlantic Mining Com,
pany win I've held at the Office of the secretary,
pro tent. rooms and Barnard block Wallace.
Idaho, on Monday, November 29rd. A. p. 1908,
1T 100 D. H., for the purpose Of considering the
ACCESSIBILITY OF purchasing mining claims, and
eleciln2 board OF directors and transacting
sech other business MS my legally come before
said meeting.
HERMAN J. ROssI,
President.
Dy OTTO A. OLSON,
Secretary PRO TEN.
Nov. $40
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
TO REoRGANzE CHAs. DICKENS

A. d. Gritman, manager and
the large creditor Of the Chas.
Dickens Mining company has sent
out notices to stockholders inviting
them to take stock in a reorgAniza
ton company known as the Idaho.
knickerbocker Mines company
They are to surrender their Dickens
stock and pay seven cents a share.
81 far rs known none OF the ole
stockholders has been tempted. /.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
Saw Mill For Sale

Russell Traction Engine; Friction
Feed Saw. 4S-inch inserted tooth; two
40-inch and two 36-inch solid tooth
saws; carriage. swing cut of, lath mill
ard 8-inch plancr. All in good con.
diticn. Price $500. 90 as 1t stands. Near
Rockford, Wash.
Address Box 262, Wallace, Idaho.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
PROOFS or LABOR

A. II. Buchanan. acting for the
Golden Reward Mining company,
has filed proof Of labor on sundry
claims situated in the Summit dis
trict.
John w. Hoffman has flcd proof
OF labor on seven claims located in
the Hunter dist Ct.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12

B. r. Crecdon has decided to the
Emerald Mining company the Pro-
tector and the Guiding Star lodcs
in the Beaver district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
DIVIDEND RECORD OF coEUR sALENE MINES

Jacob Lockman has decided to
the Smugglcr- virginis Mining COM
pany a one quarter interest in the
Revenue and the Virginia lodcs in
Lalande district.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1908-11-12
Only $500 . Year

That is what the Miner costs.
1t gives you all the Occur d Alene
mining news.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

ic ms pier Fomcrfrcu8cr, 0eutih-
lono icha SGlohtidiiie lu1o 5mci
Eon5crtrelBcr mlo &opon 5pei
Sdlod,tihiiic mo jloci Eon5crtrcu.
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ncltcu ShIottihiiicn miirOcn mir
GngIon0 nit Shiiicn ncncitcr Con.
itrlftion iibcrfIiigcIn. Gte 5pcitc
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Ocrcu Notioncn 5lriid, llnicrc GIottc
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al Ocu 8eiGij6cn.
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Sie fo0cn Wlldcr beitte.
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Sprid)t Salumo Der @ciie,
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Nnl lh0nen Nod5citSfcItc,
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60 tonnte man altf in Der S6rift
Som Bier Terihieb'neS lelen.
0'rum labt Die Erobibitlon geb'n
liuo lebet nod) Der Sdrift;
Ciriclbc lie ncrbietet Gltd)
Gen @ein (olt1 Bier in Seben
nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Nhrrnn pes observation-disclosures.

WaltImpre, ocn Il. seer. 1908.
ga ole OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GnInlnilnre III Der
Siuot Baltimore Del IHlr III Der geleEltd porges
turicOcnen ySClic EN- Suputat lbrts ctogilitlgen
mo perbelicrteH Sertuls nber oe InlerIegil9
mo ScrtDeIllrg Der Noltell mo Iillagel lebll
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&oli6riltsn BET 10. sam 1906 unier3eIhnetet
Neroroaing gr. l51 OcS 4iuDors uno Staots
mIyb gicriEti 'icluu.. GeuIa1t. boB ~beidater
gerlbl uto &lune nut bicie 2oeile in oielem
Niireau D]iutcrltGt pprosl lIno, ulo onB Die tus
ouub belruficneu 4kugileu bcredDtlgt itllo, iIlIlers
balb oreibIg 500 IdBGu pom IS. Scbruar
1908, ais ocm criicn lagc oev BON mir allsae'
9ungelen gierjitcltlttDlll0 bleier gtoti5, t0rllts
lnD odgegcu an ou5 Baltimore Stuotgeribt 5l
appcuirelI uno oue bciagte 8eribt 81 etiudcH,
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j. 5cipct 1Gumn6,
Carbohydrates.
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@cnna Der gSOrtc! Nni jnr SGnt!

NFNhhB - ~~|N'N N'' - 1"' .
Nit 8riinocu lit Ocn @robibitioni-
lien nidt b%eijufommcll. Sic crfens
ncn mc0cr @riinOe nod @erpeiic all.
IS blcibt dlio uibt2 Nnberca itbrig,
dis oiiCu 5ll fQnlpfCn. Glc 4rohlbI-
tioni'tru bjlocn I'M Gtontc Die NroBe
U}iN0CrDcit, uuCiu tie linO gut orQunis
'jrt un0 cnruIdcln cine Cmiigc EhG-
tiltrit, ilt6Cu ocu 2(lid)cln 5lt CT
mcdcn ul3 Oh tic Die WtebrbCit 0c5
&olfCa bintcr lid bGttcn. 00DCr lbrc
Griul0c itbcr 0na gauge SanO. &n
ocn Stouta- @ciCBocbungcn DcrilhcH
lies nit Dem o&lulf", un0 bubcn 0as
nit groBe Griolge 0cbobt, ooer lie
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gcbcr, oroben nuh mioCripcnitigcm
nm Tie gciii0iG 5u modem, @cgcn
oicies Grrlbeu m%iilicn Die Hbcrulen
GlcIncntt ibrc StrcittrGite Iummeln
5ciQcn oui meldJcr Seitc oic Wtaiori-
tat ser Nilrgcr itebt. Cine imponi-
rcnOc Denomination nulB cS IN Die
ier @od)e in annapolis gebeL umio
mCbr, ais Die Yrohibiiioniitcn Der al.
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bubcn. Coll Ou3 &un0 Scr SrCicn
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mcr0cn in mcIdcm Dem freicn Dir.
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tam Scr 3clOti9mlta nid)t hctdn1pft
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nod Nnnopoli5, INN 5ll 5ciQcL oul
mclhcr Scitc ooS NiirQcrtDum itcbt;
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gen, ooB lie cinCn Gog Scr Nbrcd)-
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&urotcI iteacn, 5lt cinCm aooopcr-
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Die &ormunoihoit bc5nbltcr 9lOcntcn
ino ibrcr @intcrmGnucr Olldelt. So
mcni1 lit oob 0ca Wunnc3 IN Nnlc.
rita nod nid)t Gcporocn ooB ct
tltiht, lucnn ibm Die 9lpoItcl, mclHe
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Nidt 6udcn, ionOcrn Die 30bne sci
gen!
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Sefallntnladnnaen
1tcucr erpartcmrut, 9%iaibDaus.

NuIltm0re, Den Is. 6ebr. ZOOS.
Steu,Iouvlut uptuliI p,ctlHlt urludDtitglgt,
baB EN- SIeeuntu uon 6iucl prubent uu1 ote
UIunueIgtHipmHs, 9Serlolalz u1o SeturItdteIs
S~ieucgre1miEgcI lHr 1905 gefpabrt plro, ole
luuUreuo oes !Jtpuat5 5cbrllar, nidt ipdier, ais
Sulnitug, oeu 20. 6eDrunr, Wiittaas, be5abIt
lpcrpeI. tSunf Yro6elll &lscoHIu iuetoen ulI
Sluut3s Stcutrreflingel gcpabrt. Netne ]tets
mIIIgen IlIr oao ~Idufenoe Subr alisgelanbt, luellu
b~iciglbcn uiDE perloHll9 pocr per 4Solt ~perIuigl
lueroCll.
Srant @rpiuu,
(6e0riS,2 5) Slcicreirtrebnter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

ScpurtcmcRt tlr Oiicntiid1e gcr6cicrnngcu.
uatc.sScpurtcmCut - cufcnuCburpe.

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mo Il.
s|(ngc6ote iir Die Gonitruftlou BON rreins
%iOrceo" GoHcrct unn StIbl.&tcr5 OR. 4. .
nno O.. lpcroen bis II ubr &ormltta0S an IL.
WiGr5 1905 cntpcgclt |qcllonl1ucn peroelt.
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BON ctIteU bclluublQicIt Gbcd III Der ,0ebe non
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Baltimore mo oCr al bic Stubt ais beGltDencr
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c%rfcnnunQ gcmaht uno Der Gontrdlt uno Die
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qtuei SubluHl bon $i5, ole Den 9lHGeb0tltellcrn
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(Scb21 .2l.26. 2s. Widr52,I 6, 80
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Charles u. @ilrr.

~iuit.uge. IN ieIler S3pbnGug, Mr.. 1852, ISefts
MulDcgrDsStrubc. Gbaries u. 8iner I'M gllter
non 50 Tu0rcn, gelicbtct @dtte put Gorot1ea
@iQcr. Die WcCroiglng fiItoCt MtttluodI. Den 20.
5cbruar, go yid6mtttag5, BON bcr oben gcs
ranateu MobHunB aus itGtt. gciictunB prious
tim ouf Der o9ouoors9 drt4GemeterG." Nitte
fctHe EluineI. t56-D
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Hnul Epbbptt.

IS itarG uI6tiih uut EouutuG. Den 90. Sc
brudr zoos. NM s llbr W,orgcus. &nul Suo00tt,
lGheGtcr NiG'te bon Agat9n S99hott, IN ietlcn
Ceutlhlanb. Die GecroiGiug ilnoet Diitt'undl,
oen 90. Scbrltar, gtutbmittu9s > uDr, bon icls
ner 2SoblIIlg, III. G5I, 8pcib. StraBe. aus 'tnti.
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Shcrcin Sell.

IS ftarb AM %. 5cbruor 1908 s6ercia Sell.
2Silnue BON IiGtcntlnc Seil. &cr.punotc ltlo
GrcuIoc ltuo cinNcluncn Dem Cruucrgotle,oieilit
mttG ibrcr Lnttcr. TrdlI /. &rbbciter, inn.
9r, POSI-. I}eitsErnttsS trnbe. ~bei6urohucn. pei
iCEuuQ prirutlIH. t1b--6)
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Sphu Erchcrif Snd,cns.

IS itlrb am %. Scbrunr 1908 Suhu Srcocrlf
Sufcns, OCliebtCr Guttc BON gtuule Y. NuhCNc.
Sic RecrOr8ul9 tilocl @ittt,uutl. Huhmiita1s
. ilbr. boil tcIner lSo6nltla, NJ. 1889, SIT
GuncttC @uGGc, aus dni Der oAl. Carmel &C.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Sunis MltDntcr.

IS tiarb am u. 6enyuar 1905 2uuis Mtun.
Ter, ~nclicbter @attc bon 8er.rlbe Sltuuier.
int gutcr BON 81 SuDrcr. Sic %eeroiquHG iit-
net BON iclncr lcttcn 2Sobnuun, 9tr. t23s, Me
G.herrUs Strl6c, aus itutt. Die 3ctt ~oertclbcll
miro ipdter dnge5eigt. &ciictlntg priputim.
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elmer g%eIunoen Cuimidclulg Der
l1elien 9eimotb; lie mcr0cn itet5 SIT
oen bcIten 9iir9crn Der 9ielrcn @clt
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0ol1len loQ bon oCn @roBmGdtcn
fort6cfiibrt lper0en. sat eS iiber.
boupt id)on b~egonncn? m0Gtc man
frogcn. @ie 6ciBt'2 in Sdiucr'9
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empfcblcn. 9tr, IS lit Der jebigc @ou.
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rem @iIreallr lid beihGltigen mo
Oo3 louItigc nit Ser Neritcuu1q Ell.
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Oo@ &o6en, Glen Erintcn, Holthen
llno Scicn on Sonntug uerbotcn 5lt
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noic Sdloppc crad)tet mcrOcu, sic
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SdJnob cmpfunocu luerocn oiirfte.
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Ser de 9othoter
in @0lbinQton, Sreiberr sped bon
Stcrnburg, bat in Campo, Sla, bel
Der 0rlnoiteinlegnl,9 zines Glilbbou'
lc3 Der Ncutidrn @eiellihoit cine Ne-
DC iiber Die Sc5iebun9en 5piihcn
gmcrito mo GcutihlonO gcboltcn
bic Sreunoihoit Smiiden oem goop-
tip. mo Dem Wuticrlon0c. Sr. b.
Sterlbltr9 betolltc am SdluB leincr
Hcoc, in meld' bobem @ro0e ser
Gcntid)c. Scr IN 9lmerifa iein ncltc3
Scim 0cilldIt, Der ocltidtomeritoni.
ldcn Frclic 5u Can't pcrpflidtct lei,
mcld)e Dem cinnemanoerten Gcutid).
tbllm mo lcincn ainoern Dor Illgcn
gcbnltcn, sic Otter bcS @abren,
Shoncn lnn6 @ilten III mabren lno
81 pilcgCn. @enn scr ocutife Mann
mo otc 0clltide sSrolt in ibrenl Scr
sen Dem Oclltid)cn @eiltc treii bleibcn,
luenn lie i'm einicnfcn in Ole Seclc
ibrcr &in0cr unb &inoeSfinoer, Oonm
holten lie Dos 2ano ibrcr &oter IN
Gbrcll, pcrbreiten i'm nelien &atcylan-
DC Die oielen ailten oeutiten GiGen-
ihatten un0 mirfcn baoiir1 meitcr al
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

Ter NlfoGol &unOel 6oi
unicr SonO olif ben @lul0 gcbrod)t,
ober mrnn mir 0aS S0uo BON DEM
&ertolli BON olfobolbulti9en @ctrGn-
fen bcircicn Baum mcrOcn Stoat II.
Notion in elmer iocolcn bcnCjOcu3s
lucrtbcn &~crfoiiung icin, Scr @e-
trGntcsNanOcl mnd,t lhlcdte Eolitif.
nnO idlchtc YoIitit moAt id,lsd)tC
5icAiCrun1. Golden Gllotld) bat 0cy
Frobibitiuniit Sinlcp s. @cn0ridlicn
oltf Dem Stouta.Gonpcnt Der Erobi.
bitionaE ortci iciucn NortcifrcmOcn
nla lo0iid)ea Nrgrniclt uorGcidpoBt,
Gin onbcrcr Ne0ncr, S'Sricn. io0tt,
&ur0inul Gibbons lei im Nrrtbrm
mCnn CT io1C, &ocolsS Option lei uid)ts
fiir Baltimore. Gr fCnnr Die 3lltGlr-
Dc nidt Wic lie oen 4roblbitionlItcn
bctunnt lcicn. IS icicn Nun0Crtc bon
ySpcufcolic@" IN Baltimore. mo bic
Numcn Der @cliber lcicn nid)t IN ocn
Niifern ser 2icen5-9eborOcn. @enu
Die @erren Yrobibitioniiten Sunoertc
lolhcr ElGBe in Der StoOt tennen,
marum nennen lic biclclben nitt?-
9ergleihen 9chollpturgcn limo in Der
Hcgcl Slunfereicn, mo 0ic Sitter BON
Der Prohibition 0iollbcn ielbIt nidt
mas lie in9cn. Gie Ginen modJcn
Elm @Cid}Gft aus Der Yrobibitiou3 BE.
mC9ltnq 9lnoere mieOcr 0Coetfen hire
@cidGitc 5i iorbcrn ,rno ser Heit
ii10 Die, mcldc mie Sdoic 0cn 2cit.
bGmmCln blinolingS lolGcn.
Yrgentintcn Bate eiuen
6cnOS bon 5ebn Wilioncn Collars
gebiloct, nm Die Sctid)reden 5i be-
tGmpicn. Die go Eloto EoIt"
ifrcibt MN IN ibrer lcttcn Summer,
oaB ooo @elo bis oiti ben lcbtcn Sen.
touoS n%ltagcgcbcn lit, oic Scuihrcdcn
ober iin0 geblieben. Ter toltlpieli9c
Npporot ocS @conitenbCcrcS bat nid)tS
geleiitct. Iic Goloniitcn bolten Die
9camtcn Der n0cicnio Ngricola" in
pielen. 61acn iiir cine ihlimmcrc
Elogc, ols Die Seitldrcden iclbit.
&uulano's tiirfiidjc YaScr,
Gaaitable. @ebdube, goitamt seseu. etets pTten.
tIIs22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Guhn Neruin & Sphn,

9cihcabetuttcr NIB Ginbaliamircr,
Wr. 200S, Orleans Strnfc,
3iuci9geihGit: @r. 52i, Gnitcrn.a ucnuc,
pigblauot0iur, Baltimore SuIntD.
@ir bdhcl 1T ~tllcrer IdndeH @etbuftsprurtS
grH uno RGidb b~ceroigt. SlHO mil getIngenl
Froiit 8uirlcocn. Sic f%einitcn NItlden geiice
tert liir @ud5eiteu. llnterbalinngen lulO anocrc
@elceeibciteII. QeiOe Tclepbonc. tqtui2S,lO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

&olulano's tiirfiid)c @Gbcr,
Gaaitablt. @ebduoe, Futamt aesen. etets pTiem.
(slgS22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

gsihdftstabrer G.. u. Sstui, @o5Huus:
6. l. 9. 12I gB Aaibroof.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25
Der Qsutf&e garrefponoent

Giaeuthamtr g. Haiue, @obuuna:
q. K g. 1elepbon: 1865 WlaottoH-N.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

elmer geIlunoen GuimidcIung Der
nellen 9eimotb; lie mcr0cn itets SIT
oell beIten 9iirgcrn Der Nellcll g2clt
gc5GGlt merocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-25

aasntar fir Na'hluotrn nno 1titrtt Columbia:
Rm. Sauncm1uu. 1915 QIartoubStrr R..N.
, 1908-07-16

'All things come to those who
wait" No; not by a whole lot. Those
who wait in this electric age get only
what is left; and there is nothing left.
The fellow that has been doing reaps
his reward; so does the fellow that
has been waiting but his reward is
just what he is entitled to; a cipher.
As with individuals, 50 with com-
munities, towns and cities. Progress
means forward movement and to gain
motion there must be some power be-
hind it. The people Of a community,
town or city, must be the power be
hind progress. They may be short
~ worldly means aud that means
capital, but if they will they can
always find them selves long on the
spirit OF enterprise and progress.
They can shout for their town; they
can talk and taik loudly of its ad-
vantages as a resident or manufac-
turing center and they can always
tell the reason why it is IA desirable
point for residence or manufacture,
why it is d desirable health OF pleas
ure resort or why it is everything de
sirable for any and all classes of in-
vestment seekers. This enterprising
spirit is returnable of good every
time; at all times. People looking
for a desirable location are attracted
by this exhibition of the spirit of en-
terprise and come to the natural con
clusion that the people exhibiting it
are a good bunch to tie to; and they
tie.
, 1908-07-16
Representative in Congress,
FRANK w. MONDELL
of Weston County.
Judge of Third Judicial District,
DAVID CRAIG
of Carbon County.

"Platte Valley barley; platte Valley
oats; Platte Valley wheat; Platte Val.
ley potatoes, beef pork and m%utton:
Platte Valley sugar, cream and but
ter. will be within the next five Years
the FAMOUS products on the western
markets, and IA great growing demand
for them in the eastern" We do EN-.
dorse this statement. 1t has not been
made by Rip. 1t is the unqualified
statement of a man that knows; one
who has been quietly investigating.
one whose equipment is from the
broad field of up.to date experience
and research, aud who will reap riches
while Lazarus, the knocker, gets the
crumbs.