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MoDIaN woODMEN OF AMERICA.

WASHINGTON CAMP. No 1884. Van W
Roberts, 655 12th st. ne. clerk. meets Thurs
day evening a. Typographical Temple, as
9 81. n-ss EaXas-eQt
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wANTED-SUMMER BoARDERS.

GOOD SHADEi pure air; all conveniences;
delightful place 70 spend summer vacation.
real country mountain spring water P. X
PHILLIPS. Weaverton. Nd. r. f D.
Railroaf Station, Augusta. my29-30t
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SELECT ROOMS AND APARTMENTS

THE VAN DYKE, American ard European
% and D NV. furnished rooms bachelor
apartments special dinner, 70 p. IN. sun
NJ 5s6Z. ap35-90t
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NOTARY PJBLIC.
PENSION VOUCHERS and ether papers exc
cutedi office opposite L. 3. Pension Agency:
open day and night n l. BLACKSTONE.
Phone Main s45s. col Attn st. NV je2-st
NOTARY PUBLIC.
PENSION VOUCHERS EXECUTED
GRACE Nj. THOMAS
~ 2l2sg Corcoran Building. Eny2s-3os
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
TEETH without plates no extracting. n,
pain; painless filing. Baltimore once, as y
Charles St Dr. J. l. Wilsoa. lzJg + 81 nv
ap2I-9Jt
once Hours, $50 A n. 70 $50 P. IL
DR. OTIS ~. ELZEY. DENTIST
s. ". Cor. I0tn and SITS n w
DR.. ". J. ELZEYi DENTIST,
y. L. Cor. 18th and z. Capitol sts ne
Specialists in Painless EXTRACTING Cold
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings. and Plates
that 1t Satisfaction guaranteed VI money
refunded Moderate prices. Phone u. 49,
my5-tf
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GROCERY and provision; northeast sye-s-z
business so per day DCGAN az "a 4e7.
reL-fr
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CLAIRVOYANTS.


ARs. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC. PIANIST
ARE YOU N TROUBLED
DO you und With all gllr natural gifts
ana talents thai you are laflea. discouraged
ana unsuclss zfu4- II 50. come and 10 adj
yisel Find out the cause or your bad No..
. ana how u change y9ur bad conditions 70
those Of Success, JOY. and happiness Mrs
Bishop VIII positively tell y5G whether v9ur
This WONDERFUL WOMAN NEVER
FAILS. she has helped many others. WHY
NOT YOUg
She TeuHltes the separated. causes happy
marriage 90 one you love. gains the good win
Ok any one you desire. N matter what your
troubles arr she will advise you correctly
and help you. CONCERNING BUSINESS
AFFAIRS she gives dates. facts and figures
reliable and important inform alton ana
home.
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP,
7zl-NINrH STREET ~. VA
open sundays.
Don't mistake name and number.
my3l-g
NINE. JEWEL. psychic PIANIST. what she
tells - true, gives reliable advice on al az
fairs o.: lie. ,zI sln st. nv.
Look for signs GA iron steps.
MRS HENKLE. cIalryoyant card reader.
reliable business advice given hours. I 20 &
Engagements o. sunday b. sppolutne1t only
II sth 81 Sc. mylL-sgt
SOC CdME. CATHERINE) 400
Washiugt0ns favOTlte palmist and card
reader. gives advice On al business and love
Affairs 81 New York ave. ID no0r 'front.'
walk Up myl-90t
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

FINE WALL HANGINGs. BURLAPs AND
relief work. Special attention given color
harmony and detail work Paperhangiug and
decorating JORDAN & JORDAN. 22s z. Cap.
uy2S-tu, tn, Su-9ot
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PSYCHIC.

II YOU WISH advice and Information on
any subject, consult GT. i. Million and get
a palm reading or psychlc reading. Air. Mil
Ion also teaches hyFnotisiu ana mental hyp-
notic suggestion 81 Eye ~ ST. NV.
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BARBBR-Good; white; $40 a week steady.
9th and @ sfs nv. ial-at
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STUDENTS-You viii get individual atten-
ton at the time OF your sitting We are now
making a special rate 10 students Of So per
dozen. Work at same high standards We have
always maintained. c. N. BELL STUDIO.
1921 q 81, NV, mys-J0t
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DEVOUX STUDIO. 1853 u nv. Special
spring offer. ] doz drst-class cabinet photo
graphs. SEQ; one l6x2O LIE size with each doz
free; work guaranteed. Phone n SIS.
1uy5-Su. tu fr-S0t
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ELECTRICIAN AND LoCKssHTA

ELECTRICIAN and locksmiths electric bells.
locks, keys baby carriages, and umbrellas
repaired, work called Tor and delivered n
SPIGEL & Co, 1904 eth nv. Phone S.l8I2-M
UuyI7-Su. "a. fr-9ot
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HELP wANTED-Mals and Female

WANTED-A few more boys and girls, n0t
under fourteen years Of age. 70 take cur free
lessons IN muscular movement penuanshiD
and touch typeWFiting; class convenss every
Saturday morning at 9 o'clock. Apply at
once STRATER'S BUSINESS COLL EGE,
18th and + NV. myI2-tf
HOTEL HELP for city and resorts today.
BURGESS HOTEL AGENCY. sos 10th NV.
Jest
6TENOGRAPHERs are always 81 demand.
We can prepare you for a position In 80
hours. STENOGRAPHTC ACADEMY, Col
orado Building Open day and night.
my1s-tf
sTRAYER'5 BUSINESS COLLEGE, nth ana
F NV. Day and night school ali the year
Shorthand. typewriting. bookkeeping. bank
ing, English, and civil services. Typew writers at
students homes. Write or call for catalogue.
ap2l-s0t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
Wanted Agents. Wanted Help. Want
ed Statesmen, Wanted Situations Want
ed Rooms or Board. Boarding For Rent
Rooms, Rooms and Board-One cent a word
Minimum spaCe 10 words.
Business Opportunities. For Sale MIS-
cellaneouE, Horses and Vehicles. Lost
and Found, Wanted Miscellaneous,
Dogs. Pets, etc.-15 cents a line; times
consequently, l2la cents line; times
consecuuVely, 10 cents a line 2lnt-
mum charge 45 cents.
All other classidcations--15 cents a
lines times COnsecuttvely, 1z3z cents a
line; 3 times cOnsecutiVely. 10 cents q
line. Minimum charge 90 esats.
Advertisements viii be accepted 1T
any Of the following branch offices
at regular once rates. If 1t is in
convenient TO leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Once, they may be teIe-
phOned direct 20 The Times (Main
$3.50, and q messenger will call TO
collect without additional charge to
the advertiser.
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ELK LAUNDRY. 1888 18th NV, sheets Sc;
pillow cases, &c; spreads, Zoe; towels, lc; table
cloths, &c; napkins, lcs collars and Guns. 2cs
work guaranteed; suits a month, 81
aD2g-g3r
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FOR so DAYS our Sl2 portraits viii be re-
duced 70 Sc, including one OF our beautiful
tinted portraits graduates and brides a spe-
cialty PAINE STUDIO, a25 + NV.
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TO THE LADIES.

THIS AID and So entities you to a S. striped
galita cloth suit the latest style and cut;
also silk waists reduced from s. 20 s.. a. i.
FAL4K, 917 = St jeI-2t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

COOK-Young refined German girl wants po-
sition as cook in private f4-Stly. BOX 4Os.
Times Office 1e2-2t
GIRL-A collar girl wants a place IN the
laundry days work. Please call 1893 9Th
lest
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PERSONAL.

MADAME CATHERINE. the celebrated
English Pianist ana card reader tells YOU
sFeFytAingi everyone IL trouble knows what
she can do gl4 New York ave. second 65gr
front Walk up. Phone Main z5I7. iez-tr
ORIGINAL gypsy palmlst; whole fortune
told, l5ci open nights. ITz3 sun uW. u
MADAM THEO. pslmlst. card reader. and
medium German spoken. So II 81. MS
IF YOU NEED money ] viii make you a
loan OF lrsEl $40 10 $50 at d rate thar win
Pay you % investigate. address BOX S.
Times once uvzs-aat
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FURNITURE.

BEST PRICES for secondhand furniture;
postal or phone viii bring US We sell new
furniture at factory prices Phone II. 198-G.
CA2iMACK BROS. 6sf-627 Mass. ave
uyZ2-fr Sd, rl-90t
WINES AND LIQUORS.
CAUCASIAN PORT and blackberry wine.
the best for table and medicinal purposes:
regular price. $3.50 gal, now $3.50 gal y gal
75c. n. KANN. Prop. cor. "A and G SITS. sw
Phone MsiR 1858. ny2l-Su, tn, th-sot
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NORTHEAsr.

N1Ao h BLUMER. n. Cap. ana r sts- Ne.
AcCHESNEY & JOACHIM, cor. "a and z Sta
kRACS PHARMACY, eth and x stE.
AeCHEsNE1 & JOACHIM. Sth and b sts.na.
BENZ 7. LANHAM, Ilth and K. Cap. 81.
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AUTOMOBILES.

AUIUMUbILES.
FOR sALE-One Corbin touring car gas
lamps, TOP ana Atwater-Kent system Of fgDi-
tlon, nrsI-ciass condition. THE DEWEY
GARAGE, 1875 L ST. NV fe2-sT
FOR SALE four-cylinder light touring car
with removable tonneau and roadster bo-4y
IN SoOd running order a rare bargain for "a
4ulcA ouyer.t+JA ga, Times Office. my30-7t
100 SLIGHTLY used automobiles for sale Or
exchange from 500 to $500; every machine
iuiiy guaranteed demonstration given Spot
cash Tor your automobiles. Cars sold on CON
Segment, send US your car. We have school
70 teach you now 70 operate and repair any
automobile Inside instructions, SIS class
now forming Private lessons given. NICK
ERSON AUTOMOBILE EXCHANGE. gO9IL
1ttA 81 uH- ap1Stf
FOR sAl-E-An electric r5lnabout with bat
at a sacrifice. BOX 59s. Times Office.
v,,-2a -
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ANACOSI4As
BURYs PHARMACY. corner Is Monroe and
Jefferson sta.
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OAKLAND. 4 miles west OF Orange on the
c. and O. and Southern r. r.; good accom-
mediation; plenty shade: ice and good water;
rural mali delivery; no consumption, S per
week; children under 10 half price. Address
MRS. GEO. W. HIGGINS Orange, Va, r.
F. D. No 1. my31-3t
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MILLINERY stylishly made trimmed ana
remodeleds straw hats dyed. cleaned ana re-
shaped al reasonable prices. FOERTSCHE =,
sA 2tn St NV mhz4-sJt
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SOUTHEAST.

a Z. POWELL. 4th and East, Capitol SIS.
ROACH DRUG CO.. Sth and Gtsts. Sc.
a. . BURROWS. nth and Pa, ave.
+, J. WELLER. cor. Sth and l.
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BROOKLAsJD. D C.
LINTON & NELSON.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

ATTENTION MEM Our cocktails ars tha
purest in the world: 81 per bottle. pure food
goods. THE JOHN WEDDERBURN Co.
Sc e. NV. Phone s4s4 Main ap2s-tf
MELVALE MY SPECIAL.
All other popular brands I0c The drink
SCLLINAN'S BUFFET
l2th and 3 n W.
rg1y23-tu. n sa-s0t
BARBER-F'irst-eiaSs white or eoIored. s00s
18TH ST. nv. i
BAFrBER-At once; good guarantee; steady
~ 2EH2SE.R. el2 sth 81. Nv. iel-st :
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR sALE-Coffee urn, five gallons. 81 50;
as sighl,ioot steel range; double oven See
HOLLYWOOD. Sth and X fe2-st
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DYEING, CLEANING, PRESSING.

J. F. HUH gECLIPsEJ. dyelng and clean
ing works works and once 6sI 10Th 81 ne;
branch 6l5 Penn, ave. Sc telephone. Lincoln
Iis-R; wagons call for and deliver ap5-50t
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR sALE-Good combination horse: l5.e:
absolutely sound can be seen Al WILLIAMS
STABLE, q. between litA and 18TH NV,
Price 500. myso-4c
FOR sALE-A large stock Of seasoned
horses new ana secondhand carriages and
harness. DOwney's Stables and Repository,
1872 L nv Everything guaranteed az rep
resented. my2--3Jt
HORsES-AIU LES-HORsEsI g-hsn some.
Large horses. small horses. Ehits horses.
black horses, bay horses, brown horses.
gelding mares, and stations, cheap horses,
fancy horses, slow horses. fast horses. al
kinds Of horses. only Two mules won't kick.
strike, bite, balk, or run away somei wise
corns and bunions. and who have a few
horses for sale upon which they lose a bar
rel Of money each time they sell one. say
we a bunch OF crooks We may look
that way thrO -gh some spectaCles. Try US
and find out. We cheat you in this way,
viz: Full written Warrantee on each horse
for fve days during which time your money
is in the hands Of the cashier Of TIE Aer-
chants and Mechanics Bank, 18Th and Penn
sylvania ave If horse satisfactory money
TO be credited to our account, II horse re-
turned within nye days you withdraw de-
posit.
SAMUEL J. CCLLNsGRU CO., Shippers.
Between L and N and 9th and sth Sc.
Take green car for navy yard. myl1-gOt
RUBBER TIRE WORKS.
SOLID AND CUSHION CARRIAGE TIRES
A SPECIALITY. WE DO ALL KINDS OF
CARRIAGE REPAIR WORK N ALL
BRANCHES. JOHN n. DOYLE, 100 9Th
ST NV. PHONE MAIN 52ss- mh29-sot
CAN'T selling out $500 IA c. 7. runabout.
$500; 5000 top buggies. $500; SO % Surveys
at $780, $3.50 top spring wagons SIS co.
Everything at cost. Come for bargains. LOS
y St oc28-tf
COGsWELLs Is THE CHEAPEST
AND MOST RELIABLE PLACE TO BUY
NEW AND SECOND HAND TRAPS, SUR
RES. RUNABOUTS, DAYTONS
AND DELIVERY WAGONS.
$500 UP. HARNESS S4O5 UP.
200 18TH ST. n. w. my1-tf
FOR SALE-Twenty horses and mares; soId
for want OF Use; pair OF mules weighing
2,T0o lbs; one Stanhops- Rear AZ PennsyI-
Vanla ave NV. mh20-30t
DOGS, PETS, ETC.
BOARDING Of dogs. cats. birds. parrots ana
pets; rates reasonable; best attention: dos
washed and clipped. LEES BIRD STORE
AS 18th st. NV. Phone y. Si55
my5o-sa. So. tu-90t
DIR. CECIL FRENCH. SPECIALIST.
Treatment OF the DOG and Cat exclusively.
Once, us Eth ST. NV.
ksnnels, COT. Park road ana 2oth St NV
-- my7-SQs
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ALEXANDRIA, VA
= L CARNE & CO.. Z02 King St
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GEORGETOWN
;. P. WELLER. Pharmacy. ASA NJ Ct nv.
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MOTORCYCLES.
WHY DOES secondhand Indian motocvcle
sell IN preference 70 a new one Of other makeP
There Is a reason" CHAS E MILLER
BRO, 1867 14th St Yovg-tF
WE SELL The Royal the leader in motor
cycles has N-shaped belt ribbon: no chance
OF slpping no idler TO cause Fiction: also
automobile and motorcycle repairing Ma
TIONAL GARAGE, 1888 18th St NV.
rny24-s0t
THE INDIAN MOTORCYCLE
EACELLS ALL OTHERS IN SPEED.
RELIABLE. DURABLE, UP-TO-DATE
CHAs. =. MILLER & BRO. u95 1gth NV
ALUMINIUM WORK.
TIN SHOP. S05 P ST. n. W.
Manufactured Of sheet metal articles Of every
description Rust proofing metal articles a
specially Wall water proofs. Concrete work
Demonstrations any time
F. r. MONK. Prop je2-s0t
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CIGAR and periodical store: best $780,
northwest 500. DCGAN. sI La. ave
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PAINTING.
SCHOOL OF ILLUSTRATING.

WE MAKE all kinds OF designs and ulustra-
lions. the CHANDLER SCHOOL or ILLUS
TRATING. VIII II. Chaudlee. director.
studio g36 + ST. Phone n. 1872
my1s-eod-S0t
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EOLTHWEaK

y. HUGO EISENREISS. Tth. and 3 streets.
MCDONALD. J. W, AZ and L sw.
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S50O-GROcERI, confectionery, notions. r1Irr
dairy business old established. usviaz e.
eelisnt. THORSTOS az sth 81. nv.
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NAVAL OFFICERS widow WIN ssrr7T--
fur niture ana piano; al good snap THORN
TON, 742 SIN 81. nv. TrtsI-sf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MEAT CUTTER-wil work three DAYS in
week or more reference. BOX $50, Times
office. ie2-2l
AIAN-CoIored wants place to drive delivery
wagon; drop postal. 1927 WilJberger 81. NV.
PAINTING DONE at low prices: city or sub
urbs. Address PAINTER, 626 Virginia ave.
&c. ie1-2t
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BUsINEss oPpoRruNIrIEs

TEA AND COFFEE ROUTES. doing srs--rs
business 95I5 monthly. paying averz9s 4 s
monthly CAL before a. M Eps =
THOMPSON, 40 7th NV 49,.
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kASSAGE.
SCIENTIFIC FACIAL MASSAGE
MANICUFISG. SHAMPOOISG.
MISS NAE PROCTOR
s35 F st. nv. Phone Main zll3.
myg-Su u. fr-sCL
FACIAL. MASSAGE
1881 Irving St. Phone North SILK
Price soc Electro VibT1 used Special phvsi-
clan compounds all preparations. Ladies only.
apl4-Slt
MARIE SYDNET.
Select Toilet and Massage Parlors, sos 18th
ST NV; parl0r h1o-s please walk in, hours
10 10 70 daily and sunday my27-5Gt
SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE; general facs and
scalp; Swedish movements eleCtr0-yi1r0;
open Sunday parIor floor. front. walk IA.
Hours a. m. 10 ~ p. n. 81 EJh ST. NV
Phone Main 6325. mh22-SUL
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POOL, CIGARS, shoe shining business. clear
ing $40 month over expenses THORNTON
az 3th 81. nv. r5ysr-7-
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years.
The Bridges lease on the Golden Fis-
sure is chewing up splendidly. It has
the yellow metal. The boys are driving
a crosscut tunnel to cut the lead at "a
lepth OF fifty feet.
The Schency Yaden leases on the
Colorado Grandees and Esmeralda are
both in good grade ore.
Samuel Adler, enc of the heavy own
ers in conjunction with William Bowscr
Of mining property in the Gold Circle
district, is ON a visit to California.
Roy G.. Terrell, well known mining
man of Reno, has become a resident Of
Midas, and interested in mining and
business.
The Geyman mill is being framed and
put together as rapidly as possible. The
machinery is on the ground, and the me-
chanics arc now doing their part. Soon
the stamrs will be sounding their mis-
sion.
7. III. Nei3irk, one Of the sound min
ing men Of the west, has returned from
his stay :,t Salt Lake. Result, a larger
push and production on Rex.
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oLD-r1ME NINE EXPERT

j. ID. Caldon, a mine expert who has
piled his profession in the uttermost
parts of the earth, is spending a few
weeks in Goldfeld, visiting j. G. Me-
Cormack and other old-time friends.
Mr.. Caldon has in his possession an in
teresting volume, which records letters
of recommendation from mining men
the world over.
According to the theories of this spe-
cialist on lode formation, the ore bodies
of this district lie in a series of e~raters,
the formations following the trend of
the rims. Following out this theory, Mr..
Caldon has mapped out the ore deposits
and expects to be able before his de-
parture to demonstrate his theories.
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Death Valley Lone Star


Sam r. Phail has completed the an
nual work on the property Of the
Death Valley Lone Star company, near
the Keane Wonder. He reports having
exposed five feet of quartz that pans
gold. Samples of the ore may be seen
at the First National bank.
Another Fat One
The Keanc Wonder contributed an
other gold brick Thursday last. The
brick was worth about $4,000.
Exporting Keane Wonder
Sidney Williams, a mining engineer
from Goldfeld, went out to the Funeral
range this week to make a inspection
of the Keane Wonder mine and mill.
Copper Queen
An excellent surface showing has
been made on the Copper Queen prop
erty in the Lee district. John Hockey
brought an assay certificate to the
Herald office this week, showing values
of SCI. "a in copper and $40 in silver,
or a total of $72.74 a ton, representing
a width of one foot ont of a four-foot
ledge. The sample was taken from a
prospect hole six feet in depth. Thu
formation is quartzite.
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LARGEST DIVIDEND OF ALL
(Los Angeles Times.)

r., c-..u o .hose wbo IA so much to say II the meen
macy of the mining industry I should like to remarh nav - sra,ernitv re-
looked upon as a sort If a journalistic Bible among ue pIa ana silver mining
Gently statedth that tn combined dividends paid by tn goa -" m hS
companies If the United States are greater han the eo"u" .wh;,a ayi.
the banking institutions in the country. 1t also "a Una INV -. than
dnds raia y, ~. -. m;n;no ompanes of the United Estates are greater 'A
u~ combined dividends paid by all the ranfoaus Oh "e S.nmads il either ore
less than 25 pr cent Of all the freight handled by THESE ano'us - M
or some -, utb or ued in the mining industry. rr"" ="
IS financial oracle thar Bradsreet and Dwn IL Is ao :. .nnt i, general
tent Of all Legitimate mining investments fall as against D. p" -. ar
mmere;a, H.. r:. ..ae.a l. nuyitiousf food for many a nan !" ee'a
es of Los Angeles who decris the mining industry oeeause ms IA ,ow
and those Of his guuiblc friends has permitted The raker 70 pDTN - nro
fat Wbon - - az o,oymops amount of money which on " pN
iheahy profitable industry must annually pay out for iaoor anu srnar,.IIv nm.
value of its bearing po the commercial life of the nation 20 n 700 r. a;,;dends
ar*ood. Fori instance. the Homestake mine, which PAN 49," Yaah;nsr and
u ITS last fiscal year bought n o less than $loooooc "on - 20 her pms
Necessary sorrl;os Irnon wbat Industry hs Pennsylvania moun'ea :" n% =
sM position in the commercial wordf The answer is pam - declare hat
~ent REPUTATION of the hair trigger statements OF nose Wo ,sv bav other
The mining ina,s,~v l. cotton and who usually do so because 'he' -,
YES Of their W to grind upon the golden grindstone OF 'n"
9her statements.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-11-14
PROSPEROUS TIMES AHEAD

New York, Nov. 11.-(Special) The World printed an exhaustive review
of sReyivaI If Industry Following Election" showing that 100000 men are
biskly forward to reopened factories, busy whHlng loom and
smndes. to railroads, and other branches OF industrial activity.
The World says: In every quarter # the nation smoke ms from Chin
time Rush orders for additional equipment have poured into ohfceso of maehin-
builders in volume sufficient to swamp them, and creating at once tremendous
demand for additional employees.
"An along the line word has been passed that prosperity hms arrived
simultaneously with the election of Taft, and, like a giant business me mani
interests have reused from their lethargy, and, shaking off the shaekles
of uncertainty and dhtrust of radical changes in economical conditions have
ordered fires rkindled and forces doubled.
Every barometer of trade has changed utterly within a week. First
from polls sent glass to fair weather mark, and within a week business
conditions from coast to coast have become wonderfully settled.
'From financial headquarters tn signal has been flashed to business firms
to hurry N the building of the delayed railroad lines. Contracts involving the
expenditure of huge sums for equipment and labor which contained clauses CON
diioned upon election results rave been put into effect by telegraph.
practically called into action. Not a industrial captain but has sgnaied the
magic slogan:
"sGet busy"
The World then follows with nine columns o. dispatches from industrial
lcenters in all parts of the United States, showing unusuala activity, and quotes
bankers and business men as predicting the greatest era of prosperity this
country has experienced for years The trend of all interviews is that the country
is feeling firm ground under its feet, with NJ obstacles in the way Of progress