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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

| og oraf ct @la55 Nfelf, og bar lao
iitnuo til at laoe 0eunolpoeret lgbe
poQnp, iaainart 9eapneopraobet bar
! !tilenoebragt.
Ga Ga Sollette otter inbtog I'll
)Gpoe al. benao..7 Mor9en, bapoe
| Fan tolt 1,oibruDt paa ner ser,
Sio Set tog at sforetage giapneop=
rcahcne - fra 9l. 1890 Sen fore
gooeuoe Mio0ag, 0et er oen lpng=
tte Sale Ser CT bolOt / @errernes &us
@albington. Torbun0sicnator
Stone al Misiolri bar itrafs parat
til at afl9ie ban, nten ,oe gomle
i.nnrte &eplblifanere / Senatet me0
s;foricb Spi0iel1 ion0t / bam ct let
tcre @ptte ems g: 6ollette bapoe pe=
ret. San bol0t Bet 9oaen0e bele 6
Sinner men tiliioit begif fan en- tef=
min Sell iom 9opforilaeets Soripa-
rere benptte0e iig al til at faa iperf-
iat Mfltetnning 11eo Mapneopraab, og
oa ga Sullette,# iom bap6e forlaot
|@olen, fom tilbage, bar Mflte1nnin<
gen ful0 Song. San proteitereOe,
Iitemte imo6 6orl1oget, foranoreoe lin
| |s(fltemning for Iot forlonge fornpet
Gchan6ling, men 6a ogiao Bette ilog
Sell gop fan 5a9en op iom tobt og
Ifutte6e oper Sc fjgnne ipil0te &ref-
ter.
Oct itGrft fritiiere6e sll6ricb=@ree=
Iono Currency 1t9opforilag blep olt=
faa 2op Sen Gorln, iom bar pe6ta-
get al Ell Sellesfolnite fra @uiet og
@enotet. Set Ser .ierligt forargeoe
ga Gollette bar, at set itilleoe Sern=
banebonos paa lige 500 mes an0re
@on0s operfor v@mergencp-@urren-
To-.
Set at tale ct sSorilag til6e6e (vSi=
1ibnitering")- pes slutningen al Ell
aongresiesiioit er prspet al flere 2ob-
gibere me6 eller u6en @el6. ga SOL
iette bapoe neppe giort &egning paa,
at bans Gorllog biloe lpffes. Me11
fan pe6, bpoo go6 slperterirg ct
Dgr6, og fan pi6ite, at en- Is Sinners
Sale nof iful6e benle6e bele 2an6ets
Sine paa bam. Set fan fomne ban1
III NDtte / Gremti0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
Demo6raternes platform.
@. S. Srpan anlaar @rnnotoncn.

Set pil liffert bltpe ret panlfeligt
for Set bennofrotiife Yarti at faa uo=
|a:beioet en- Hlatform til 9algfam<
pognen Sommer, iom fan tilfre0s<
lille olle 6oftiorer il16en Hartiet
Nepublifanerne far paa ioa mango
Maaoer ~itjoalct bets Soroen", at
set fan fon1me til at fntbe baar0t
nof mes at fin6e ct Teltraab, ser
fan folbe Sfarerne iammen, og Oct
|tulbe pere ct timber, om Sc fan fon=
fItruerc ct, ser fan loffe republtfanife
2psgengere til at forla0e 6lertalS<
Bortiet. sS1niolertio maa Ser 10 op=
TITLES er &latfornL bpor0an SEN iaa
blincr, og peo ct @elgern1gbe 5po
9afcta ii6ite ltge bar @tlliam S.
8ran ontp6et, bbao oet 9enber bill
be blipe forlangt al enbper ian6 9e=
mofrot at iperge til.
Sore6plrnfterne oil efter bans Sp<
gipelie blipe felgenbe:
Ser bil blipe forlangt Golg al
6crbr'n6slenatorer pe6 oirefte slf=
iteinning al 8plgerne> iaale0es at
oct fan blipe lettere for oisie at fou<
trollere 6enne Mf6eling al 2obgib=
nings1nagten.
9cpgipning af en- birfningsfuI6
&orosstcr imo6 Sruitene, 1aa at SOL
fet fan foo 8eifpttelle moo Monopo=
lcr.
9eeoiettelle al Goloiatierne> ir
Solicit fan blipe befriet for operore=
ben 8eifatninG ian1t birfningsfulo
Sernbonelopgipning, iaa Set fan faa
6elfpttelie irno6 utpatereb Stocf" og
olif specialization.
lloiepning al Stri6tgbe6erne mel
EN- &apitol og slrbeioe, iaa 0isie to
3oceofoftorer / @rbperpslibet fan
.rbejbe yarmouth io1nmen.
Set belnofratiffe Yarti bi1 n1ooar=
'ejoe Sn1perialiSme, ser er ct 8ru6
oa Sc grl1n6leggen6e Hrinctpper /
ort &egjeringsipiten1 og paa iamme
SIS forgger l10gifterne til bort Seer
F g sslao6epeien.
Set ben1ofratiife @arti bill frape
2obgipning, baabe Stots- og natio<
1al, Ser beffDtter S16ffp6ere / bore
Banter % forbtn6rer @anifer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
R06et StatS6emme(iQ-
6e0er.
Sen banfc Spribarsfomisiion % Gu
cialiitcrne.

ct Telegram fra &jpbenbapn al
q. SUM- n1e0oeler, at SEN Oanlfe Sic.
|giering agter at reiie Siltale moo Sen
iocialiltilfe Solfeting5n1uno 8org,
bierg for at bape rpbet Statsbemme.
ligbeber Torbinbelie meo Goripors.
fomislionens 6orbanolinger. Set
ar en- Goruoiet11i11g, at Gorbanolin.
eerne 6enne &omi5lion, ser nh bar
bpret iomlet / 6 Mar, og bpiS Mrbei.
be bentes en6t / Sommer, ifulbe be-
re bol6t ltrengt ben1nelige, men
8orgbierg moa altiaa bape Ia0ret at
@fole, og &egieringen btl brage bom
til 9lniDar for bette.
Ge igaar n1ootagne 9onmarfsbla=
Sc bergrer benne Sag, men on1taler
life Solfetingsmano 8orgbierg /
Sorbin6elic meo Sen. 9e me66eler,
at en- srtifel om Goriparsfomisiio-
1ens 9lrbej6e Social 0elnofraten"
for 20. Maj giper tpoeligt Snotrpf
al, at Ser moa bore ifet en- ssn6is=
friction al ct Meolem al &omiSiionen.
8orgbierg er i1niolertio life Meos
lem al Sen = 5ocialiitpartiet re,
pr9ienteres &on1tslionen al Solfe=
tingSmGn0ene 6. 90. &laulen og
@ilmann : iaa bbts fan er inpli=
ceret / Sagen, maa set bore paa an
BEN &aano SSSfelge Selegrammet
bar Saget1 paft megen Opligt / Don.
mart, bbor ser baa9es itrengt oper
&igsoagens l1opalgs- oe &omislionS,
9eeolemmers Sapsbeospligt, iom
egnes lige mes g1nbeosmpnbs.
is 2oben o1n &onislionenS Ne6.
ettelie faitiette5 u6trpffeligt, at
fens Sorban6linger og alt; bpao
'er betroes 0en ifal betragtes
iom gnbe6sbernmeligbeoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
profes)or6pHet.
Sanife Erofesiprcr fpmmer til Sine
RITA.

u0befSltngen al 2arerfrefter MEL
lem &igbenbabns l1niperiitet og be
omerifanife l1niperliteter ct MI otter
brogt ct Gfri0t bioere, ioet ser !
9anmarf ct lfet l10n9pnelie al '6e
Men6, Ser ifol repreientere bort
6e6relano / @fteraaret peo be. an1eri.
fanife ltl1tberl liteter. Sc 1i6it moo.
togne @la6e fra &jpbenbabn me66e.
ler> at Hrofesiorerne Gibiger og
Sang / 9egpnoelien al September
otter SSn0bDOelie al omerifanife Uni
periiteter ofrejier til Seem gorf for at
bol0e 6ore0rog Chicago og pe6 for
| ffielltge an6re amerifanife l1niperlite.
ter &ejieu6gtfterne pil bliDe af'
bolot al BEN oonife 5tat.
Meooelelien Sc oonife 8laoe er
Ii Sorm al en fort 92otits, Der lite
siper nermere SplDsninger om Sc
to lntperlitetslerere, ion1 fan ben.
eS berttl gfteroaret. Sor Brofes.
ior Sibigers @ebfommenoe Tan hi
me60ele, at ban ct fpot 1867, er Pro.
|fesior / patbologiif slnatomi peb
|&idbenbapns llniperittet, 8eitprer al
patbologiif= =anatomiif SS11ititut og far
beret 0efanus al Set legept6enifabe.
lige Gafultet, altiaa e,1 of set banife
l1niperittets melt fremragenbe Meno.
Erofesior Bang er piltnof Sic. tbeol.
is. g. 8ang, miolerti6ig 2erer pe6
Set tbeologiife Sofultet. Ser fin.
6es gani tie piit en anben bergn1t 81.
Sen lfabsmanb 9anmarf, ser berer
|9eobnet Bang, nelnlig 8eterineriDii>
fus, Hrofesior peo geterinerlfolen,
|9r. me6. g. Bang, ser er fjen0t pi-
SEN ON, men Da bon life er anio
|be0 l1niberlitetet, fan Set nnppc pGre
bam. Sbeologen S. g. 8ang er fp0t
1855.
HrofeSior gficbolas 90. 8utler.
&reii6ent for Columbia l1nioerlitet,
sen an0en al Sc amerifanife Brofes.
iorer, ser iaar ifal bol0e Gorelasnin-
|ger be6 Sc ffanoinabiife l1niperlite-
ter, fon1mer til 0anrnarf / @eptem.
ber Maane6, og efter at babe bol6t
GorelGsninger Ser gi9iter ban ct at
Sc ibenife l1niperiiteter, rtmeligpts
set ! l1piala, og 1niDerfitetet Sri.
'ftiania.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

airfelige slarsmpbcr. 8egge be
0onlfe lutberlfe 4irfeiomfun6 / Slime.
rtfa begpnOer / neite l1ge beres
MarSmpoer. 8 en- oanife ep.
ut + &irfe / sc m e l. t a
ofboloer lit 81. Marsmpbe Grintta.
tiS Strife / Chicago, bpor set oobnes
neo en- @u0stjeneite Sirsoag slften
5. 8. Sum-. &aitor ST. &elpee,
SSoeitrup, 6aliter, Sormanb for l1o.
'alget for 0anif=amerifanf @}isiion
g tioligere Sreit / 0en 6anife &irfe
/ Mn1ertfa, operberer slarsmgoet.
. en- Sor en 5 e 5 a II tt
e b. | II t +. 6 &irf e afbol6er III
12. Marsn1p6e / @aupuca, @is., fra
II. til II. Sunt,. Gaa bi6t befienot
foreligger fife 5ager al inogribenbe
;5etponil1g til slfgiprelle paa noget al
Iarsmp6erne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

Spb paa &ciien efter 9rbcn. Tor
Ell Gio ii0en on1talteS Bla6ene, at
II @fano fra Solitebroegnen bap6e
aaet Ell itprre slrp efter en- fer i
4merifa afop6 @lagtning. slrpin.
Jens geapn bar Mogens 2auritfen, og
bans &jem bar / @o6sager beb Sol.
tebro. Da set bite Jig panifeligt at
oa Mrpeiagen orbnet fra 0anmorf,
elite fan til slmerifa for ielp at
ringe Sogen / Sroen bpilfet birfe-
ig ogiaa lpffe0es bam efter enbel
Ganifeligbe6er. Ser tilfQlbt bam en-
etDoelig Gum fontante Henge og en-
Garn1, Ser bar af itor @eroi. San
pnlfebe at ielge 6armen men oo Set.
life lpffeoes bam iaa burtigt iom
,an baD0e 9nifet, reilte ban tilbage
il @oosager mes Hengene o9 oper.
o0 en- &on1isiionGr at ielge Tarn1en
or Jig. Seller life bette lpffe6es for
ba1n og ban rejite 6erfor tilboge til
Mmerifa for ielb at opertage Sen.
Sele bans 6amilie fulgte 111eo bam.
Slniolertio itoo set ifrebet / @fiab.
mems 8og, at ban life iful6e fomme
II at obertoge @ie11oommen. Mibt
16e paa 9ltlanterbabet 6poe ban
p1ubieligt af ct Sierteiag og fanbt
fin @rap ube paa @er6ensbabet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
Gn banif=amcrifanif SSprcnino er

Gn oanif=amcrifanf Screening er
fplge ~9lorbuS StiftSt." blepet op.
.ettet / Marbns n1e0 {. 250 Me0le&1.
ner, blan0t bpilfe ifal pere {. go
)iempen0te 0anf=9(merifanere. sSor.
ertngenS 6ormaal er 6els at tage Zig
II Gonlfe, Ser bender tilbage til 6e.
orelanoet fra slnerifa, 0els at biel.
pc nnge Mennelfer tilrette, ser agter
at 16pan6re 0erttl. Soreningens
Gormano er @ogbol6er Gltpin isis.
toft, geeitformano Sanolnge @eein,
6or, Sefretnr 9feitaurater Smttb o9
7a5lerer 6arDebanoler Sobnlon. Sor.
e>1il1gen ogter at iptte Jig / Sorbin.
oelie me6 9anlf=slmerifanere og pir-
fe oels national 9fetning, 6els til
Sremme al S1trtltlip. Sen agter at
gipre Jig ierli9e Mnitrengelier for
It faa 2an65ner0 Mmerifo til at
oeltage Sen ltore 2anosuoitilling,
Der ifol afbolbeS / slarbus neite
Sommer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

S 9agmar &plpnicn Wuntana,
Ben fun ct Mar gan1le 6anlfe 92p>
bpgo be6 Gulbertion, er ser itiftet Ell
Ne11igbe0 me6 {. IS Me6lemmer,
.fom pil lutte Jig til Den 6anife Sir
e / Mmerifa. Menigbe6en pil til
yfteraaret faa iin egen Hreit, ioet
&aitor g. g. Salo, 2in6iap, 9febr.,
ON / iioite og 6enne l1ge be-
agte &olonierl bor lopet at opertage
&reitegierningen Der. Baitor &alb
mener, at l1oligterne er go6e for So.
loniens Sriplel, iier naor ser fom-
1ner Sernbane 6eru0, bpao ser er
goo l1oiigt til Ell ner Gren1ti6. Ser
MI 40 Nfile til nermeite Ser>1ba.
reitation. Mfeniebeoen pil bpgge
&irfe, men forelgbig bol0es @uostie.
1elterne &olonienS Sfolebus. $50.
itor @alo iifre6e Jig $50 Mcres 2an6
II &olonienS Sor6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05
1lattAt Tamna1ttwnA.
Runht I An,rrtka.

Ntr. Saeob q. &iis pe11tes paa 8e.
jig til 0anmarf / 2pbet al 6enne
Moane0, meooeleS / Sc oanfe 8labe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

Saefprer 9. 2bn9bb, Ge6or Sails.
seSa., oonif &icefoniul for Soma, ag.
ter iom ttbligere omtalt at flptte til
Council 8Iuffs, ian1ne @tat, og fort
-fntte fin Sagfgrerbirfio ser: S S
ben slnleoning babbe Sen 6anlfe
@angforening uSpren" iflg. u9anne=
birfe" libite llge arrangeret en- 8an=
fet til sgre for ST.. og Sru 2pngbp.
Smtr. 200 2anosmen6 fra @pen oe
Smegnen 6eltog / 6enne Sammer=
fomit, ser afbolotes / Sen feitligt
impffe6e S66 Gello>ps Cal. sli
mango Salere blep Ser notolt en- Sat
til &oniul 2pngbD og bans Suitrll
for Sen Stette Sc bap6e gipet 9anif=
be6en og for ben @ielp og 8ereopil=
ligbe6 6e alti6 bap6e bit 2an6sneno
/ &ooo og Gao6, og Ser u6tolteS oe
bebite 9nifer for Se0ersgiaiterne
poa Set Ste0, bpor Sc ifal bpgge Be-
res Srentti6s @jem. = &onlul 2png=
BIZ er reiit til Council 8l11ffs iioite
l1ge men @1rs. 9pngbD og 0atter
bil opboloe Jig / 9acine, @is., en-
Maane0s Si0 inoen Sc refer til 6e=
res npe @iem.
81 benptter 2ejligbeoen til at gl1=
ife &onlrl 9pngbp 2pffe o9 Sel6
bans npe Sirfefrebs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

Gn Sperretsiasfprer 6. g. @cbel
fra &ipbenbapn ser ii6ite @inter io0
orreiteret biemme for forlfiellige
Gorieeller, uloplige &engetronsaftio-
11er, Sperfalo paa fpinoelige Gleet<
hinge og forlfiellige auore Sing, rej=
ite efter at bore fonmen paa Srifo6
til slmerifa. Sorleoen blep ban iflg.
~Norol." anbolot 8rooflpn, g. g.,
og oil MI al Sc 6or. 5taters elutDo=
riteter blipe ien6t tilba9e til 0an=
mart, ga fan life bgrer til Sc S116=
panorere, ion Uncle Gam brpoer Jig
ON at no6tage.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

Set amcrifanife Strpne, ser iom
tibligere on1talt pil blipe afbol6t paa
&rabbesbolm @piifoIe beo Sfipe,
9annarf, / CONNER, er ifelge 8e=
fjenotgierelie / r&ors og @tiarne"
faitiat til 5.-.9. sluguit. Erogram-
met for @tebnet faaes boS &altor
9orf paa @rabbesbolm. sSnobpoel=
len til 9eltagelie / Mpoet er 1n6er=
ifrepet al Sru Mgller sln6erien for
"&ptn0eforeringen for 0anlf=ameri-
fanif Misiion", og for n0anif=ame=
rifanif Samfun6" al Hrelterne So
fob @olm og S. @ruun, S9ilfolefor-
1tanoerne g. g. Senien og .. S.
Stepns iamt Spra og el. s. 9orf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-06-05

2r. 9lrel 6ellrnns, en- al Seem
Oorf @itpS be0it fjenote og melt on
iete 9onif-slmerifanere, far benne
Sto opbol0t Jig 6e Sorene6e Stater
80 slar. S Sen slnle6ning bap0e
en- ltor &re6s of bans @enner ianlet
Zig til ct 6eit1naalti6 til sgre for
Subiloren oe6 bpilfen ser ifglge Sc
bau fife Seem Dorf 8la6e D0e6es &e=
6ersgieiten en- BARN @pl6elt. Gene
rolfoniul Clan bol6t SEN officielle
Sale for barn, paapegeoe bans itore
@erb iom Menneife, 2an0smano og
8orger, og Ben barme Stptte fan al
ti6 bapbe p6et Sen 6anif=amerifanife
Gag. @n6pi6ere oberraftes bon en-
prastful0 Sglppofal me6 Snifrip-
tion. Gn Mengoe Soler blep bolbt,
bpilfe @ebersgjeitens go6e @ge,1-
1fober priites in1uffe Orb. Sra
@enner og uoerfor Seem Dorf, Ser
bar forbinoreoe at 6eltoge / Sc
iten, inolpb Ser Ell Mengoe 2pfg1f-
ninger, 81. a. ira Sen 0anife @eionbt
@oibington &ammerberre 6.
8run.
Set er n1e6 go6 @rltro Seem Dorf
9onifere fejrer 9r. slrel @cllr1,ng
poo 80 s(ars Gogel1 for bans 9ln=
fon1it til 9llnerifa. Or. @ellrl,ng
far alti6 toget fig barrtt af sen
6an lf-amerifanife Sag og bor tilItge
reprelenteret fin 9eation ioo Irruft
blanbt Mmerifonerne> at bon bor poet
ct begtigt 8iorag til oet gooe 0m-
6gmme Donfferne bar ber 2anbet.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14
RESULT OF Mill
RUN AT RAWHIDE

The run of ore through the Gates
mill at Rawhide that was taken from
the Truett lease, has been completed,
and the result is gold bar and "a
silver brick, valued at 1882. The run
consisted of fourteen and one-half
tons, SO that the net returns per to1
were $33.24.
This has far exceeded the expec-
tations of Mr.. TrHett and his associ-
ates, for the ore had been untried,
and the mill was new one in more
ways than one; and the first run was
nothing more than an experiment for
both the ore and the mill. Allowing
for waste and the amount of stuff
that stuck to the plates, it is a GER
tainty that the ore will run several
dollars higher, but the owners of tbs
lease are we'll satisfied with the re
! turns, for there is any amount of TIKI
same kind of work on the dumps, an,
there is, besides, a great deal Of or
that will go into the picture values
that is now being taken from the
lease. #
| The Truett lease adjoins the Mile
4 lease on the Hooligan hill and ha
now three shafts in operation, shat
No. being down twenty-five feet
with the bottom of the shaft in goo
shipping ore. The hoist is in plac
at shaft No. /, and three-drill com
pressor was installed in the sam
shaft, where the crosscut is in eigh
feet toward the footwall.
The Truett lease was bought o.
: March from Tom De Armand an
G. l.. Nelson, and just a month la
) er,, the first cleanup was made, an
: at the same time news of the deaf
: of Nelson was received from Baker
5 field, Cal. Tom De Armand, one I
: the early corners, is i'll in Reno, an
is said to be in very precariou
r condition. Journal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14
Other Districts.
new YORK men To
WORK RARE METAL

j. H. Kaiser and A. D. BarmaSter
of the Goldfield, Nevada and Califor-
MIA Mining company left for the east
this week to put the finishing touches
on deal which is to finance the com
pany for the development of fine
deposit of molybdelrum just over the
line in California and on the borders
of the old Sylvania mining distri =,
eight miles from the northern border
of Death valley.
Molybdenum has greatly increased
in value of late years because of new
uses to which it is being put, and
now commands $3.50 the pound. Iti
use was formerly limited to temper
ing steel and mixing in paint intend
ed for covering warships. The Jap'
have found is efficacious in the pre5
aration of smokeless powder.
Mr.. Kaisers home is in Silve
creek, suburb of Buffalo, NJ ",
and Mr.. Barmaster, who has spen
his life in the employ OF. the Lak'
Shore railroad, is his neighbor. AS
ISOLATED with him are several Oak
land, CAL, men and they has planne
an active campaign of development
for the year.
The mine is but half a mile fror
the Big Blue silver-copper propert
which was purchased in January b
the Nevada and Lake Superior con
pany OF Duluth, MINI. Reno Jou
nal.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14
JESSUP A GOOD
LEASERS' CAMP

James T. Wilson. who managed the
Desert Queen. the mine that supplied
the Reno mill with ore thirty years
ago, has taken a lease in Jessup. ami
reported on his visit to Reno that the
property pans an average of $50 from
samples taken for 1000 feet. He says
the lease, which is in Delbert Roop'sI
Buster No. 2, is one of the best in the
district. When he returns to Jessup
he will put two men to work, and q
shaft will be sunk 100 feet on the
ground
THE secondary enrichment on the
claim, said Wilson, indicates to me
that the values will improve with
depth, and we expect to encounter ,
large body of medium-grade milling
ore before we have spent much time
on the lease.
! THE mineralized area at Jessup
extends ten miles north and south
and is five miles wide. Three hun
4 bred people have come into the camp
within the last few weeks. 1t is an
other leasers' paradise. Two stages
and three automobiles bring up the
population
|; The Hopkins group, in the JessuI
mining district, was this week sold b,
the owners, R. NJ Hopkins, S. R.
Hopkins and G. H. Stoker, to G. L
!, Cobb. J. H. Barrett and F. E. Cove
under an option Secured by the pur
. chasers thirty days ago.
+ The group consists of the Mar,
H. and Mary H. No. 1, and is con
sidered to be one of the best in Jes
i sup. Cobb is a former stock broke
on the New York exchange, Barrett
4 has large interests in iRawhide, an
h Cove is Denver capitalist, and rep
! resents the interests Of himself an
Z group of Colorado associates.
d During the week, it is also an
! nounced, second big deal in Jes
sup mining property will be close
upon an option involving the Kin
i Soloman claim and all of the PROF
I erty owned and controlled by Murra
e Jessup, the original locators, VIII
are interested with Sudge Howard I
: Reno, in the district Journa
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14

Location notices in trfplicate--
handiest affair for prospectors and
contains carbon-150 no.
tees in book For sale at the Bon
ANA Office.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14

For Rent" "For Rent Furnish
ed" and ."For Sale" cards on sale at
the Bonanza office. :,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14

Gans-Nelson fight pictures at But
Ter Theater tonight at 1880 o'clock.
Admission so cents.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1908-04-14
MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS.

Persons contemplating going to
see the fleet arrive at San Diego
should at once make their reserva-
tions with ticket agent at 7. & G.
railroad office. z
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15

bitter partisan and personal champion
Of the man whose campaign for pres
idency Governor Haskell war so ef.
fectively opposing. took up the Hearst
charges and heralded them TO the
country as his own. The republican
organization and the republican press
of Oklahoma said that President
Roosevelt was right in demanding that
Governor Haskell be eliminated from
the democratic national councils.
They said that Governor Haskell
should resign as national treasurer
Of the democratic party.
That II he did not do so voluntarily
Bryan and the democratic national
committee should compel him to re-
sign.
We'll, Haskell did resign. although
in doing so he made it plainly evident
that his resignation could not b.
accepted as a confession of guilt. Now
what is the republican management in
Oklahoma going to do about the treas
urer of their own state committee
whom a sterling republican like form.
er Indian Agent Shoenfeft declared
could be proven by numerous witness :
es as a man whose general reputation
for truth and veractiy was bad and
that they could not believe him under
oath.
What will they do with this treas.
urer of their state committee when
a distinguished republican ami member
OF the presidents cabinet like attor.
ney general Bonaparte declared had
impressed him so unfavorably while
on the witno stand that he refused
T to hear testimony impeaching Harris's
/ reputation for truth and veracity be
1 cause he felt that additional testi
| mOny on that question was unneces
/ sary What will they do with thi,
man, who volunteered this testimony
and yet whose appearance and man
ner while testifying were. accordin.
TO Bonaparte. such as to make hi
evidence incredible, and whose evi
dence numerous witnesses swore wa
/ entirely false.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-15
Why Colds Are DANGEROUS

Because you have contracted or
dinary colds and recovered from
them without treatm ent of any kind,
do not for a moment imagine that
colds are not dangerous. Everyone
knows that pneumonia and chron-
ic catarrh have their origin in a
common cold. Consumption is not
caused by a cold but the cold pre-
pares the system for the reception
and development of the germs that
would not otherwise have found
lodgment. 1t is the same with all
infectious diseases. Diphthelia.
scarlet fever, measles and whoop-
ing cough are much more likely TO
he contracted when the child has
cold. You will see from this that
more real danger turks in cold
than in any other of the common
ailments. The easiest and quickest
way TO cure cold is to take
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The
many remarkable cures effected by
this preparation have made it a
staple article of trade over a large
part of the world For sale by
+. J. Ramsey and Hoffman Drug
Co. W