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The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
DEAL AT GRANITE

The Granite Mining and Leasing com
pany's lease on the Golden Age at
Granite has been sold to San Francisco
parties. Davis and Warren, who asso-
ciated with Smith and McCommer, the
Schurz mill men, have purchased the
property and will take charge in ten
days. The new leasers will install ma
chinery and push the tunnel, now in 200
feet, with all possible haste.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
TWo SHIFTS AT WORK

The installation of the gasoline en-
CINE has been completed on the Phoebe
Pacific property, and two shifts have
been started to work. The plant is
modern in every particular, and will
permit Of the shaft being sunk to a
depth of several hundred feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
SHELTER MAKING PRODUCTION

Three shifts are now working at the
plant of the Steptoe Valley Smelling
company, at Smelter, and three con-
verters are il commission. The mines
are shipping about 1900 tons per day,
1000 of which comes from Copper Flat
and 500 from the Cumberland Ely.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
WILL o O

Ike Bevel, superintendent for the Ely
Bonanza Copper company, has received
word from Francis Sherred, the man
ager and proprietor of the company,
that he will be here within a few weeks
and arrange for resumption of work ON
the property October l.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
KENDALL ATTRACTS INTEREST

The camp of Kendall is attracting
considerable interest, due to the fact
that shipments are to be started to the
Needles smelter. This new camp is %
miles due south of Searchlight. The
famous Piute Springs are Az miles to
the west. Camp Leadville is five miles
farther south, and Chiquita and Juniper
are, respectively, 5 and 10 miles to the
east.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
TO L

The Eureka NJ. & L. Co. made a ship
ment of 26 tons of ore to the Utah smell
tiers last week, and another will be
made soon. The mine is six miles south
of Eureka, on what is known as Secret
Canyon summit. The owners, Chord &
Locke, are purchasing equipment for a
cotton cyanide plant.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
GOLD r

The Dixie group, located on the edge
of the town of Midas, is under lease of
Colonel Triplett and A. Peters. The
first work done was the trenching along
the Dixie lead, with the result of ex-
posing a surface shoot for 200 feet in
length, returning fine values by pan
test. With the preliminary work oe-
complished Triplett and Peters have
started a 2O0-foot tunnel or erosscut
aimed to cut the shoot at 100 feet of
depth.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
E

Another company will soon be operat-
ms at Mountain View. Through the eff
forts of John Beatty the conflict be-
tween Beach, Beatty and Wilson over
the Uncle Bill, Buzz Saw, Pack Saddle
No. l and Polar Star claims has been
settled out of court, thus ending all
possibility of litigation in that district.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
CAPITOL MINES

Some splendid developments are be-
ing made in the Capitol mines in Edo
RADIO canyon, Lincoln county. The COM
pany has already made one consignment
of high grade ore, and another lot is on
the road. The ore goes from $3.50 to
$500 to the ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
BATTLE MOUNTAIN PROMISING

H. f. Taylor, who has been in Battle
Mountain for the past several weeks
looking over the district, says that he
is most favorably impressed with the
conditions and showings here and ex-
presses himself as believing that with
further development Battle Mountain
will become one of the most active N
productive districts in the entire mining
west.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
ORE BEING SACKED

On the Trapper group several leasers
are working. On the lease Of Jackson
and Duncan high grade ore is being
sacked from a small stringer in the big
ledge and a shipment will be made in a
short time.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
WORKING EIGHT MEN

The Shandon Bells Mining company
is now working a force of eight men on
its Eldorado Canyon property. Presi-
dent A. R. Allison is daily expecting the
new hoist and pump, which, when in
stalled, will enable him to have the
main shaft continued ON down.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
MILL BEGINS WORK

The mill of the Stuart Gold Mines
Holding company, at Cherry Creek, was
formally started recently. The mill is
equipped with four Nissen stamps.
Pierce amalgamator, Callow screens and
tank, and Whitley and Frue tanners
The plant will handle custom ore, as
well as the company's own ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
E PUT TO WORK

James Tucker, John Taylor and
Harry Stratton have put a force of four
men to work and expect to sink 200 feet
on a group of lead mines west of Cherry
Creek. They report a fine showing Of
lead silver ore and expect to develop a
large producer. This group of mines IS
known as the Knife and Fork group.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
D OUT GOLD

A gold brick worth 1884 was sent to
the mint last week from the Mcdonald
Doeknell placer lease on the Little Grey,
at Manhattan. The bullion represented
a weeks cleanup, an dthe leasers are
getting in shape to maintain this
record.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
FIRST BAR FROM cHAFEY

Bringing with him the result Of the
first cleanup of the mill at Chafey, +.
s. Chafey, accompanied by his wife, ar
rived from the camp last evening in the
Pioneer auto. The bar of bullion.
valued at close to $4,000, was deposited
in the First National Bank for safe
keeping, whence it will be sent to the
United States mint at Carson.-Star.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
ON UPWARD MOVE

Mining matters in the Mund district
around Carbonate camp are on the up
ward move On the j. J. group ore as
saving 300 ounces in silver was uncov-
cred last week at a depth of forty feet.
The management has a force of men
pushing development on the property
in an aggressive manner and taking out
good shipping ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
GIANT Is

The Giant mine, in the Battle Noun
tain district, is again shipping, and it is
expected will maintain a steady output.
The temporary suspension was caused
by the inability to secure satisfactory
terms from the smelters.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
WILL INSTALL MILL

Jesse Harrington and Mike Noff are
making a trail from Lapham Meadows
to Frund' s camp, in Cat Creek. They
have some very promising mines near
the top of Mt. Grant, and as soon as the
trail is finished will install a 10-stamp
mill. The ore is free-milling gold and
the 2-foot vein runs from $50 to $500
per ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
PLEAsED WITH SHOWING

A. G. Mahon, of Salt Lake, secretary
and treasurer of the Little Gladys Min
ing & Milling company, operating at
Mountain City, has returned from the
property very much pleased with the
showing being made. Some good veins
have been opened, and the tunnel is be-
ing pushed ahead to tap these at a
greater depth.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
MACHINERY

The machinery for the custom mill at
Beatty is o all on the ground and is
rapidly being put in place. The plant
is being rushed to completion as rapidly
as possible, as a large mount of ore
from the district is ready for treatment.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
DEAL AT P1OCHE

B. S. Num- has sold a one-half inter
est in the Ell Monica claim, at Phoebe,
to Robert Mclaughlin for $1,000. A
number of men have been put to work
extending the adit, which starts from
Main street. The remaining one-half
belongs to Robert Schoield, of
Phoebe.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
FOR WORK

The old Holly mine, 26 miles west of
Eureka, is having its buildings put into
shape for active work later on. 1t is
now owned by the Nevada Development
and Mining company. A head-frame has
been erected over the 200-foot shaft and
three buildings have been constructed
"a machine shop, compressor-house, and
a building for a 25-h. p. gasoline hoist.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
A DEAL

The George and English lease on the
Fine Gold property, on Badger hill, at
Seven Troughs, has been extended for
two years. 1t is reported that George
Lowden, of the Mihuja lease, has pur-
chased an interest from George and
English in this bonanza.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
/ @ FLOAT FOUND

Alex Muir brought some silver ore
from Seligman canyon Sunday which as
says more than 700 ounces in silver. He
says he gathered a sackful in half an
hour and that he has a good-sized de-
posit of it.-Ely Expositor.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
MILL DAMAGED

The cloudburst at Golden Arrow last
Sunday evening IA the worst that has
ever been experienced in that section.
The Golden Arrow mill in Halves
canyon, which was just about COM
pleted, was badly damaged, washing
out the foundations and disabling the
engine by the amount of sane and
debris which ran through the plant.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
FLORENCE GROUP

The owners of the Florence group in
Gold Run Basin, are completing ar
engagements for the erection of a gaso-
line hoist, costing $4,000, and after its
completion the shaft will be sent down
to at least 800 feet.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
MILL AND -CONCENTRAToR

c. M. Perry of Newark, Is miles
from Eureka, will soon start up the
stamp mill and concentration at the Bay
State mine of the Newark Mining com
pany.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
NEW TUNNEL STARTED

The Gold Circle Crown Mining com
pany, operating at Gold Circle, Nevada,
has started a new tunnel on it's property
which will give a depth of 100 feet be-
low the lowest present workings. The
company shaft is now down 200 feet
and the drifts from this level are all in
an excellent grade of sulphide milling
ore.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
BALD MOUNTAIN MAKING GOOD

The Bald Mountain district, Accord
ing to d. C. Mcdonald, who returned
from there recently, may make an Ely
under development. The whole country
is highly mineralized, carrying copper,
gold, silver and lead. Copper, however,
is the chief mineral resource at pres
eut
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
FANCY GRADE SHIPMENT

J.. P. Burns, owner of the Capricorn
in the Funeral range, made a shipment
from the property to Goldfeld recently.
1t is estimated that the ore will run
5000 to the ton.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22

Resumption of sinking was COM
menced last week IN Ramsey-ophir
ground, at Ramsey, where the Fahy
brothers are operating a lease.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
CAMP GETS ~PosToFFICE

A postofiee has been established at
National, Humboldt county, and Minnie
NJ. Gayer has been appointed post
mistress.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
INVESTIGATING oIL INpICATIoNs

Smith valley is still the scene of ex-
citement over the indications of oil
which were recently found. Thorough
investigations are being carried on.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
NEW ERINTEND

Mr.. Wardner, superintendent of the
DeLamar mines, has resigned and Fred
Faulkner assumed charge the first If
August
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1908-08-22
ANorHER RAWHIpE MILL

Rawhide now has running water and
as a result the Rawhide Water and Re
dueing company will Immediately in
stall its mill.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-14

Musfaa Der 8rimdrmoble1 nidts
onoeres erparten. Soften uniere
oeutlhen Nepublifaner fire 8fli9t
getan uno an oen 8rimdrtpablen
teilgenommeL bann mare Der 9robi=
bitionsbori6log 8uriidgefpieien urb
Die gan5e Sabe mare entldteoen.
Sect miiiien mir nod cine idlitn-
ME Gampagtte ourdmo6en utlb bos
@eiultot lit imnerbin 5ip%eifelboft;
oenn Die @efabr tit groB. Gut lit es,
bob oie Submiifionsplanfe in Der
Rlatform 10 abgefoBt tit, oaB aus
ibr per1igitens feine grflarung fir
Brobibition bermls5ulelen tit.
Storep's @abl gum 8orlieeroell
oes grefutipfomites lit iebr gut nnD
Der Breis, Der fir fie be5ablt muir
De, tit, n%fierer Mein1ng mad, nidt
gu bod. @as oie iibrigen SanoIun=
gen Der &onpention ol1betrifft 10
par in ibnen ia nidts iiberroiden=
oes, fie maren ni6ts meter als cine
geftatiaung oes alien Starloputlftes
nno Entertaining Der alten Yerion-
lidfeiten.
lteber BEN gerlauf Ser aonoention
ut nidts 8elonoeres 5n iaaen.
Gin getpiiier Comp Meettng Son
tpur6e our6 Die Mnti's eingefibrt,
Der nidt idon nor, aber NIT @ms-
nabme Der Saa'i9en Sdonoreoe
paiiierte bo6 ni6ts, oas brett an
ltoBig genannt tperoen fonnte. 8ai-
le5's Ginf[uB mar anideineno groB;
Die Meiolution, BOB 2egislaturmit-
gIieoer ntdt i'm 9ienIte bon aorpo-
rationen fteben oiirfterL tpuroe often
bar ourd i'm eeidlaget1 unb BEL
StoreD's 8abl madte er iih fart
bemerfbar. 2eioer beriogte er aars
benin aampf I'M Dos SnbmiIiions-
ENHANCEMENT. @oIters @erfudL i'm
bort in Mntperlbltng gu bringelL ber-
iagte.
anes in alIem, oie aoubention
mar fein erfreuIi1es greignig, aber
es bate nod idlimrnler .fommell
fonnen, als es eefomnlen lit. Seien
mir 5ufrie6en. Satteny mie aeioqt,
bic 6eutihen &epublifaner lire
Bflidt, Der Code Der Sreibeit ge-
geniber getan bunn b6tten mir ouf
Die aan5e &onbention uno tire Wsu-
der=glentente pfeifen f0nten.
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meroe fid aufrieoen geben; oenn cine
Mpplifution an ons Staatsfomite, Die
bobite Snitan8 in oieier Code, meroe
ia oo9 rihts niber, 0a oies aomite
gang BON ben @nbdneern 8ailep's be-
berri6t meroe.
- Nad Dem SbluB Ser oemofra-
tiiden Transformation bielten Die
8robibitioniiten ooer Subnliiiioni-
1tenL pie ie iid iett nenner, etne
8~eriammlung ab, IN Der Die 5iibrer
ben Mnmeienoen Die Notpenbigfeit
flar mabten @eloer auf5ubringen,
90 lire &aiien eribopft ieien.
= 9os ahtitodige Sffice-@ebdu-
Be, Dos Col. 6. 6. Gibbs an Ser gde
Der @olliton StraBe urlb Der Mpenl1e
9 bauen laBt, miro $4,000 foiten.
= General Meper lit 5uIammeil
nit Dem 2eutnant Wadan na9 Ser
merifaniihen @ren5e gereift, tm ith
ielbit gu ii%ber5eugen, Oh es nottpelloig
III, Die @lnoestruppen nod ldnger
bort au Ialien. CT trifft in Del Nio
nit benz 8unbes- Wari9an Nolte,
Dem 9iitriftanpalt 8opnton Dem
8oniuI glsmortb uno anbern auiam-
men.
Die Sbortborn Breeders @ilo-
citation bat Der Sair-@ eieaiboft $500
5u 8rdmien fir nSbortborns" iber-
tDieien unb Die Gair-@eIellibaft bot
oieie Sunime nod Inn $500 erbobt.
SIN @anaen iinb $4,000 als 8ramietl
fir oieie alaiie @ieb ausgeiebt.
@ir meroen fiinftig AZ itatt
36 Wabl-Brecinfte in unierer Staot
baben. 8erdnbert peroen Sic OiItrifte
4. 10, IA unb IS.
Die itaotii6e Sanitdtsbeb0roe
bat bef6loHen, in Dem Sample &C.
gen Die Wosquito's eneraiid bor5li-
geben uno ieoen sur 8eltrafung au
bringen, Der 8rutpIate fir Mos-
quitos auf feinem @igentum buloet.
9onneritag morgen geriet
9ouis Eai5, Der dig S,ibrmalm fir
Die Sirma Sugo, Shmelber & 60.
arbeitet, IN Dem neuen @el5dftsge-
bauoe an Der Starr uno @alnut
StraBe, auf cine nod 1tnaufgeflar=
@eiie 5miihen ben glepator nno
Die S6adtpuno nnb puroe idtper
berlest. 8etbe geine puroen ibm
gebrohen, auh erlitt er id)nere III
mere @erlebungen. Mit pieler Weiibe
puroe er aus ieiner i6limme1 2uge
befreit ulb nod Dem Santa &ola
Soipital gebra9t. Dort Itorb er
abenos geger aebn lbr. Ser. iunge
Wann mar 23 Sabre ali, er binter-
ldBt cine Srmt uno apei &inoer.
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Ser 8adfi@taitem.
Cine fr6blide sommerseidi6te bon

lSortfebnna.l

anna NOR ii1 an Die 8ruft Ottog.
uNimm ibr Die &offnung niht,
rief fie peineno. Sci nift ltiirmiid
nno beftig -
pStiQl.
Die Sir ging auf. 9ertlippGen
orangte Die beioen alten 2ebns 8ur
Seite unb fog ibrem Sobn entaeqen,
oSttol = Sttoi. )" Sic INN
armte i'm i6lud5eno. @r iogte fem
Wort. 9as alles botte er fomrlen
ieben. gr bib Ole 3abne 5uIam-
men.
Die beioen @Iten begraBten sic
Inpeienoen fura.
geinen stubl, annal" befabl Der
General. Limb ibr = ibr ieBt eltd
aud. Sd fam oas Serumgeitebe
nidt leioen. -" gr lieB Ii6 err
ifopft nieoer. Sem beri6leierter
Slid ffog iiber Die @ertpanoten.
g8eberridung, @ertaI 9iit Elm Col
oatenpeib unb bait i6on @eeeres en-
lebt. Ole 2ebns iino mieoer ell.
nal beiiammen. Bis ouf Die giitoper
Sonten = mir f6nnen file entbeb.
rem. SttoS i6 fomme BON BEL.
mem &ommorbeur -
Cine fable 8lGiie buifte plotIid)
nber iein @eiidt. Gin @las @oi.
Ter = id bin = BIN = ourItiq ae.
anna flog ooport. ernIt leate
mitleioig feline Sono ouf oie SdnI.
ter bes 8rnbers. Strife, nur ri.
big rubig. Ss miro ia nod aaes
gut peroen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-14
MHtumg Stenersabter!

Sn uebereinitimrnltng NIT Der Or.
oinan5 Der Staot San Mntonio miro
hermit ieoer 8erion, Sirn1a, Sell
boberi6aft ooer &orporation, oie am
eriten Gage bes SUM- 1908 innerbalb
Der @renaen Der Stabt San Mntonio,
Seras, gigentum beiaB ooer fontroI-
lierte, oas Der 8efteuerll,1g unter.
tporfen par, befannt gegeben, BOB
Der Staot-Nnefior iebt nit ieinen
8ii6ern bereit it, gigentum fit ge-
itenernng aufaunebmen. Mae obeit
ge5eifneten tperoen besbalb eriudt,
Ben @ert Hires gigenturns 5tpefs 8e-
iteuerung in senannter Staot an
ooer Dor benz eriten Gage i'm 5eptem-
Der M. 9. 1908 an3ugeben.
8rDan gaIIagBan
Wapor.
@tteittert
ST. e 5. Srieg
Staot-gIerf.
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NIIerIei.

@m 9~onnerItag no1mittog bot
oas nete oemofratii6e Staatsfomite
iofort eine 5isung unter Dem 8rdii-
blum oes neltett 8oritbers M. g.
Storep a~bgebalten. Ser 5uriiftre-
tenoe 8oriisenbe garben bielt cine
Neoe uno es tpuroen 8eIhliiiie an
getlommen, IN benen Tim Der Cant
oes &omites fin feline Satigfeit aus.
geiproden tpuroe. 9as 1tere ao-
mite beitebt aus folgenoen Serren:
8. S. S'geeaI, Mtlanta; S. so. Wel-
Jon, Sulphur Springs, S. g. Dub
lep. 8aris; Sefie 6. Murrea, @aines-
bile; @iaim Bacon @reenpiae;
81. g.. IaenL Dallas; S. sc. Co
tparos. SDler; 81. g. 8roplt, Gong
piep; s. %. Murdeion, @tbens; u.
9. 9onepcut, GIebnrne; S. 50. CUB
lep, 8aco; 81. g. Sour, Meria;
S. s. 8or, SadionpiGe, @. S. gratp.
foro, Beaumont; s. 2lepeapf, Gor1-
roe, Wiaim MaIterIorL Souiton;
S. g. Stubbs. @aloeiton; 6. 6. Zane,
Ga Grange; @. @onsemann, gren,
bonn; S. Gregg SIN, @uftin; S. S.
Maiert @eu-graunfels; S.. 6.
Woffett, gono; ". Barr, San
Oiegos @. &. Worrib, San Mn-
tonic; q. 9. 6enlep, uboloe; 50. 9.
WcGbriitp, 8~ropntpooo; s. g.
gropn IT., @otesbiae; S. $. 8ean,
Stpeettpater; Scat S~enoerion, @i6tta
Sails; SO. 81. Barter, Sort @ortb ;
emorp s. SmitbL Denton.
Selig 9eutidmann erflart,
ooB in benz Caucus, in benz er gum
Witglieo beg bemofratii6en Stoats-
fomites ertpdblt puroe, aGes orb.
nnngsgemaB berseeangen ullo feline
Wabl %boaitanoig geiebIih getpefen iei.
Wat babe file audi nur umaeItoBen,
neil man feineii @egner goilep's i'm
Stootsfpmite boben moate. Mon
babe linn iogar nabe eeleat man tper-
De feifie Wobl onerfennen, ipenn er
lib fir 8aileD erfldre. 9as babe err
natnrlid obgelebnt uno ooroufbin
babe man feline @abl umgeitoBen.
es lei oies unredt getpeien, aber er
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-14
@te Sames See seimno murbe.

Seoermont IN 3anespiGe, o.,
fennt Strut Marp See, Gur. Sc. s.
Sic i6reibt:: uMein Manm .SSames
See, glanbt feit Dab ibm Or. Sings
Neue gntoefung bas 2ebem rettete.
9eilte 2ungett befonoen fih i'm Sta
blum Der S6minoiudt aIs linn Elm
Sreunb Die Neue gnt6edung emf
pfobl. Ser geriuh brodte perfefte
@einnobeit." l1niibertroffen fir SUI
iten nno grfaltung. @orantiert gu
baben BET 4ooIpb 9reiB nnb Sc. Gobn
go. so Gts. uno $1.O0. Brobe-
floi6e frei.
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Fine v~orteiIbafte offerte.
9as bi4tgfte Sanb tint
Marfte.


80 Seftipnen 2an6 - 16 smiam.
menbangenS, 10 ~sniammenbanseno
anb 4 feparat - in Gl gaio Gomntp,
maize BET Der StaSt ganbprm un6 in
serinser G%rtfermnms BON Der Giien.
balm iimb gum Greiie bpm So per
Mder st berfanfen ober tuerbeu segen
eingeridtefe Sarm pber Gtabteigen.
tim iitngetamidt.
Suite giebsesenb; quite silbermi-
men in Der Nahe.
@ad5nfrasen in Ser Office Der
Sreiem Treife fir Seras.
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t, imlt1er miro mein @ebet mir sir

mer, imlner miro mein @ebet mir Dir
iein.
Setter 5og Otto oie Mfutter an iid).
IS NOR ein @ugenblid, ga Elm @ngel
Der geriSbnung ourd oos 8in1mer
81 i6reiten I6ien.
Der General batte oert &ppf IN oie
5anoe aeitibt. Sest idoute er
gla115los auf.
80 tit oeiue @abl entidieoen
Stto2" frogte er.
STE ift es, 9nfe[. Sd 5iebe mein
@bidieosgeiuh n 6 t 8uriid!"
Ger General otmete i9uer, nno
feline &ano 5itterte, ols er tie Otto
reidte. Seine Sttn1me flang feierlid.
Sci @ott auf oeinen Weger fir
uno fir. Mnten. Sd fam Sir
nidt srouen, Otto, tpenn on mir
audi einen Seraensmunid periaetelt.
@ber es lit gut, ooB i6 nidt mebr
melt bonn Sorge ftebe. Die rlelte
3eit, bas lit Die ufaltle Crete, sic
emit nniere 8urgen > in Sriin1mer
i6oB. lnb ibr = elaltbt ibr's al1d
ielber ni6t, ibr ieio ale, oGe 4n-
bangor oieier l1euen 3eit. SIR alle
belft i'm itiir5erl, ben lesten &alt lllt=
iereS @oels: Die gepan5erte Wfaller
@ornrteilel Nennt's 8ornrteile -
mas ipri6t Elm @ort. limo lpnten's
Bfli6ten ietnl. otto, i)
mill gu oeitlem SberitenL ibm beia1en
gnti6luB mit5uteilen -"
(Jortfebung foIgt.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-14
oetrats.gmetne.

So6n @roBenbaber unb Neaie gGel
SoBnibge.
@inam NoB unb 4lbina Mnberlis.
Ni6arb q. @cDonalo uno Sba g
S6ramm.
Charles 9ierolf nno @ate -9igon.
@lois Braun unb Balila S6attetbere
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-08-14
Yahter aeindt.

80 @fer i6mar5es 2ono in aul-
tnr, Wobnbaus, Staaungen II. I. ~,
fleine Baituren iinb unter giinltigen
geoingnngen ouf @nteil ODER eegerr
Boar gu berpadten. Die Sarm lit
10 Weilen noroDeitli1 bon San
antonio.
Ml6ert &tenb,
Go @olff & Seibemanlt,
1875 Main 8la5a.
The new South-news., 1908-10-31
G0OD ADVERTISING BRINGS
IsSTtHT RESPONSE.
Biggest oth!ng Sale Ever Offered
In Elllsville Starts Of With
A Great Crowd In Attendance. 4

The throng Of buyers which taxed
the large force OF sales feoDie TO
their Utmost visited The sale now
going Oh at 3. schwartz store, Fea.
zell old stand. West Side. Pur.
cha-er= came ~ squads and SCAT
tered over the big il,of space ~
bu~iIy engaged 80 70 many ante
The sale demonstrated one thing
too positively tor contradiction.
that - however low the price: Of
cotton may toe considered. a large
number of the farmers sold their
cotton aud imme 1iately participa
ted IN the bargain feast, wbich
teDpiing prices consequently net
ted them Is cent for their cotton.
The advefi'-iug canipaign has
been nudrr tile personal rnpetyie'
ior OF !. u, B-rland, who aiisibut' =
1'i- sncce-- by allowing nothing to
be ~ e<- IT. a bargain.
This sa'e VIII continue Is day.
longer on account of ii- immense
succe--.