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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
MONROE cATEs.
FIn announcing the speaking dates
OF ~ p Frehch OF Blueheld. Demo-

FIn anuoUnsfng the speaking dates
OF ~ p French Of Blueheld. Demo-
cratic candidate for the state senate
IN the seventh district, Albert Sidney
Johnston Of the Monroe Waterman
says:
we ask our friends at each local
ity 10 make arrangements for Mr..
french meeting and have his audi.
cnce at syery place as large as pos
sible. Irrespective OF party our Mon.
roe county people are kindly and
hOfpitable and We are sure viii see
that our distinguished visitor is treat.
cd with all due courtesy. Mr. French
comes 10 present his cause 10 you He
is Christian gentleman and "a sin.
cerc patriot and you viii never re-
grct giving him a candid hearing. All
our people, regardless Of politics. and
especially the young men. arc cor.
daily Invited to attend these meet
ings None will have a warmer vel
como thar the ladies'"
Mr. Fronch's dates begin October
and end OctI1.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
NOTICE OF SALE

] will sell at public auction, at tho
old Office OF the Consolidated Fuel
Company, in the Thornton Building,
Bluefield, w. Va, on Monday Octo.
Der 10th 1910 at 800 o'clock p. m.
all the Office furniture and fixtures OF
the Consolidated Fuel Company, con
sisting principally Of one large safe:
one small safe; one typewriter desk;
two hat-top desks; three standing
desks; two roll-top desks; one Tn
derwOod typewriter; one Secor type.
writer; one typewriter table; one
small table; three sections Macy and
Globe filing cabinets; two revolving
desk chairs; one typist chair; two
Office chairs; two oil heaters: one
desk stool; one hall tree; one protec-
tograph; one extension electric lamp;
one Burrough adding machine: one
door check, and various other Office
supplies.
p. J. KELLEY Trustee.
VI. y. POSTLETHWAITE.
Auctioneer
9-3O.1O to 1O-81O.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
Generous and independent.

In front OF u confectionery shop in
Paris there used TO sit a woman with
two wooden legs. She sold pictures
and songs and played well on the VIC
lin. In 1913 she was there, very pretty
and dressed with good deal Of taste,
and when Louis Napoleon. then mere
ly Prince Louis. used 10 go through
the street nearly every day. he never
passed without giving her something.
She knew him and was also aware
OF his pecuniary embarrassments and
his political ambitions. One evening
she said to him, Monsieur, want to
say word to you"
Say Il, madame"
They tell me that you are a good
deal crnmped Just now. | have at my
house a comfortable sum which is
earning nothing. Let me offer It to
you. You will return the favor when
you are emperor" '
Prince Louis did not accept the mon
ey. but he did not forget the kindness.
and when he became emperor he offer
ed her a small annuity. The woman
was as independent ms she was gener-
Gus. Say 10 the emperor" she replied,
that II IS exceedingly good of him to
remember me, but cannot accept his
offer. II he had accepted mine won't
say what might have happened, but
as IL is, now ..
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
| Other Editors
Separate Cars.

The sixth plank of the Democratic
platform adopted in this Senatorial
District Ia as follows: 2|IhV
We favor the enactment OF a law
requiring common carriers of passen
gers to furnish separate coaches OF
compartments for white land colored
passengers, giving -eaeh--squal &C.
commodations.
Who is it that winEcontehd the fore.
going declaration does not Sembody a
most needed reform? Is there man
or woman who trayaisa ono 1.-THE rail
roads of West Virginia who has not
been again and again Inundated by
the conditions which prevail? Ought
they not be corrected hssRIthey have
been corrected in other States?
The proposition offers no indignity
to the colored people. II REQUIRES that
they shall be provided with cars equal
in all respects to those for white peo-
pie. What 1t does require is that the
races shall travel in separate cars
precisely as they now worship in
separate churches and their children
are taught in separate schools. The
white man who has had trouble while
travelling or whose wife, or sister or
daughter has been insuIted by a
drunken and disorderly negro ought
to favor this. And the respectable
and we'll behaved negro who hag
been attacked by drunken and dis
orderly white men while travelling
ought to favor it. Safety and peace
are to be found in the separation of
the races and they are to be found
no where else.
This is an acute question with all
self-respecting people. The Demo
cratic party offers practical remedy.
Let those who favor it vote the Dem
ocratic ticket.-Monroe Waterman. Vs.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01

rons on the ground that the promis-
cuous use OF the drinking cup is q
fruitful source in the spread OF dis.
case. This is good law and 1t would
be well for West Virginia and other
states to follow the example OF Mas.
sachusetts. II is established beyond
any question that disease is very fire..
quently contracted i'm this way.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01

There is always Tie right kind Of
weather IN some parts OF the United
States. according to the weather map.
Dayton News.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
A GOOD LAW

\ law went into effect tolay in
Massachusetts, requiring railroads and
public service corporations to furnish
Individual drinking cups for their pat.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
A GOOD POSITION

Can be had by ambitious young men
and ladies in the h field of wireless"
or Railway telegraphy.i Since the s.
hour law became effective, and since
the Wireless companies are establish
ing stations throughout ~ the country
there is a great shortage of telegraph
ers. Positions pay beginnes from $40
TO $50 per month, with good chance
of advancement. The National Tele-
graph Institute operates six official in
stitutes in America, under supervision
OF r. r. and Wireless -Oficials and
places all graduates into positions. It
will pay you to write them for full de.
tails at Cincinnati, o., Philadelphia,
Pa. Memphis Tenn, Davenport Iowa.
Columbia, S. C. or Portland, Oregon,
accordin to where you wish to enter.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
A Daring hotnsman.

The famous John Mytton once gal.
loped full speed over a rabbit warren
ito try whether or not his horse would
fall" The horse did fall aud rolled
over Mytton. who. with good luck, got
up unhurt. Shortly after he attained
his majority Mytton gave a dealer an
order for some curriage horses and
went TO see what the man had got for
him. lie put one Of the lot I'm as tan
dem leader 20 try II and with the
dealer at his side drove out on the
hlgbroad. As they drove MyttOn I'm.
CURED II the horse were a good timber
Jumper, and. the dealer giving doubt
MI answer to n query he did not ex.
pcct IN respect OF harness horse.
MyttOn instantly said he must try"
him. Forthwith he drove az the turn.
pike gate which barred the way before
him The horse cleverly cleared 81,
leaving The wheeler. the gig and its
occupants or the takc-on side. Won
derful 10 relate. neither the horse nor
the man was hurt The gig. however.
stood In urgent need Of repairs. Lon.
don Stock Journal
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01
She Had Reason.

Johnny. what IL the meaning sought
10 be conveyed IN the assertion. Free.
dom shrieked wien Eosciusko fellT"
Freedom was prob'fy what he fell
on, ma'am - Houston Post
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1910-10-01

Leader Want Ads bring results.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

lportb Strabe, spiIden blum SiraB.
unb Central Mpe., 81.
5arrD Wi. Greaser on Wiuiam 8.
Soppe, elm Stiid 2anb an Der Gde Der
Delta unb Geb gant gtpe., 81.
alice 6. Minor IL. u. on ssoiepf
Grdmer 5 Sabre poht duf oos Gisen.
thnm betannt ols 244 main Strobe;
mpnotlid3e Wiietbe $65.
2ouis Qepinc an adtherine Bern
20 SUB on Der SiioTsite Der Carlisle
Ipenue, 70 5ub tpsitIih bon Smitf
Strobe, 81.
Sobn 70. Serron, 3ruitse, an sSobr
M. price II. ", 40 bel 81 Sub an Der
Siibfeite Der 2. StraBe, % Sub off
lib bon Spcumore Str, 81.
Stephen e. 9pnIe on STA 20.
soeoth, so bel 100 SUB or Der Siinieitc
Der Subion abe., 100 Sup tpeItIih bon
6a5el ape., 81.
Wtarb Sumpbries an Marp grint.
man, 100 geres in Seft. 80, Snmmes
Up, S21O0.
gbas. Raulher on 9so. ". Grien,
Got 8 in Cottage Sin llntsrnbtbsiluna,
ST etc.
IIire 80. aobI on gbas. Gauibsr,
] Got on StanIen g(pe., 81 etc.
Sobn Z. getsr on Sobn gedsr, 40
Jub an airbp Hoao, 81 etc.
+. 81, 9enblstou OIL gprcordn 9ros.
Co., ! Got on Cambridge Ctr, $4500.
gIiSabetb Mintsr an Jrant malo.
ron, il Cots in Smitb &c DboIsp' 5
uHb in Morris &: Gmitb's llnterab.
tbeiluna, 5000.
Oto. %. 6sugit an Sardb Wl. Wde.
brair, / Got an Mprtle Ipe., 5000.
grantss u. RnboIt on gbds. 9robs
topf, so SUB an 5raness qps., 81 etc.
Gbparb Wittetinb on Greo. u. Mlils
Ter. ] Got an Staple gtpe., 81 etc.
Sohn WWalib on Sas. e. gopb,
so Sub on gurh Gpe.. 81 etc.
Gbas. WiItenion an artou 9lid. !
Got an winton Roab, $500.
eugene q. gpnn an Grant Gill.
lamb. 100 SUB on proipect place,
$500.
Sobn Gbiblaip on Sobn pope, 934
acres in Whiterpatsr Up, 5000.
Gitber 0rssnFisIo an Rudel Greens
fieIb. ] Got on Goirfislo glps., 81 etc.
WaItsr ). garsp an Minnis W.
3hompipn, / Got an Cameron Ape..
81 etc.
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Vruuo.is.atbums llsb.rtraQuna.x


Robina Ul. aennebp an Qetp6olo 6.
pieripn, Got s. in n. 6. pisrion's llns
terabtbeilung in College 5iu, 81.
9enrp gorsmeisr an Sohn WtielIer,
Got 139, in s. 8. divers 2. abbis
tion 81 R.aoins. 800.
4nibonp u. Wad5um ON 4nna 81.
Qiemonu. % bei no Sub on Der Sits
feite Der Carthage pits. 1l9 Jub Don
8urn.. ape., 81.
Sumss g. Irmifrong Giiaie on 9be
Serdncourt 8retping Co., 8 SABRE
po6t auf bus gigentbum betonnt ais
628 8int StraBe; monotlibe Wieibe
$208.34.
percp ). Snon an Sba q. email.
Got ia, in gofinger e 5cpiins' llus
terobibeilung in Soutb Roripoob, 81.
Della S'grisn an gofinser &c 5ops
fins, 33 BEL lbs SUB an Der De'tieite
Der Rpan ape.. 657 SUB iiiblih Don
garnibop 4pe., ST..
Winnie SO. 5bompfon an Jobn 8.
@bemspsr unb DelI .. 4r6ibalo.
Got rs in Nias &c aIine's 4. llnterob.
tbeilung in Roripopb. 81.
Robert 6. 8lad. 9ruftee, ON George
90. Snsels, IT,. s Sabre pa6t uuf II
bel 80 SUB on Der Sftfeite Der Central
apenue, AZ Jub norblicb BON 4nn
Strabe; jdbrlihe Wieibe $3.50, NIT
bem 4ntaufsreht su 5000.
Wortba pollod an Sbe Sdoaer
gretpins Co., 25 bel 55 Jub an Der
HprboIt.Gde Der Qoeufi unb Budene
Gtrabs; monatlife Wiethe $11.
Soieph Meber an &. 3. Jatobs.
1beil bon Got SO in Milis e aline's
3. lInierabtheilung In Sotlep, 81.
4nnn syinneran an Warp Oorftl, 10
bti 80 Gub an nr Gubitite bsr 2onos
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9as dltete 5beater Der Welt.

Der b<riibmie pnIait Ms Minos auf
areta uHjdliebi In Der labprintbiIhen
Till. ieinsr Sof,. @aIerien unb Gss
nader ouG cine ebrpiirbise unb bod
bsosutldms aunfiita.ie: nas dlteite
5kater Der WsIt. Wenn Der Gnt.
D<dsr Der srobartisen aniasen NIT
ieinsn 4nn1bmen reht bat. bdnn liest
bieies tpif.ig, DtnfmaI Der 1beattr.
asf6ihie strpos obIeits bonn 5aupteins
aona unb bilbet einen faft qaabrntis
i6en plab, Der bon 5ipei treiten arep.
pen begrensi iii. Gieies 1heaicr
ipirb b<rsits BON 9omtr eripdhni. ber
uni.r ben ouf btm S6iIoe bes 4hilles
obaebiIbeten Mtrtrpiirbigteiten einen
.Gboros@ ertpGbnt, ben Gdbolos TN
ipeiteebrtiieien HnoHos fir 4riubae
fhuf. Gin joldks Bautpert. 6ns hore.
sifden auffiibrunsen bisnie. iielIt ii6
nun In Der gum Siben eingerihtettn
1reppen0nIags unb BEN bosspif6sn
Iieaenben gepfldfkrttn Rnum bar, btr
Sci Der MuFhedung GpurtH bon Be-
snaIuns ouipses. 0k aisin9eis bsl
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Gruuo.iseutbums 0npOtbeteH.
Gincinnati, 2. Wldr5.
Rene Snpotheie n


NetpboIo 6. pierion on prooioent
2oan Co., $500.
Anna W. Riemann on Ct. Bernard
proareNios 9. Ii. &. u. Co., $225O.
CLARA 6. UsiIlsr on 5omsitsab 9. Il.
6. Co.. $500.
Clara &. WiIIer an, bisieIbe, $500.
9bsooore !. 3ofmann an qriee 5il
SO. 2 6. Il. 3. Co., $1,000.
gDaoe s.. Siu an GIenbals g. 81.
$3.50.
Sobu 8. 6eiIsIbrot on Sprins
Gorben 6. Ii. y. 60, $3.50.
Sobn 8. Dinbmspsr an RorpoOp
Smpropsp 9. II. 6. 60, $500.
Gla gG. Seath on eagle 9. u. 6.
u. $1,000.
Grant Strsiff an 5Oms Q. II. 6.
Co.; 5000.
Gua u. 9satb an stspbsn z. gOps
ls. $1,000.
Gb. 5ammitt,an Ssnais 6. u.-g. u.
Co., $1,000.
Gbos. Raufder on Sane Setter.
$500.
Ssannstte o. GunIi al GhiIbrens
9ome, ginc., g.. $500.
sSrant WdIbron on 9estmon Ctr,
9. II. G. 60, $500.
Sobn 8. Winbmsper on Minrne so.
9bompfon. $500.
Barnet Stlar an SsrosI 8rsenburg,
sos.
Sslen g. Sonss an Union g. 9. Il.
z. 60. ST. etc.
5reO. ". Wlillsr o1l Globe 3. II. e.
go, $500.
Sane Belt an SO. s.. Wl.nt., $500.
Sas. g. gopo on Spring Grppe
ape., 6. Il. .. On, S325o.
9erielbe on Wtorn 6. gOnb. $1,000.
9etilst 5ppotbeten.
MoInina Bogus an Green Ctr. 8.
II. 3. Co.. $1,000.
Miqiom G. YottImitb arr Charts
3. 3apis. $3.50.
Sobn o. 9ortner on Green Ctr. 6.
II. 9. 60. $4,000.
emelli. alOiter on Caroline Millsr.
$500.
Gieielbe on 0aidtpitbbrapI 8. u.
Co., $500.
Tisielbe an gort ct. g.Go.. $500
Waitie 3. yIinn an GotioI y. II,
9. Co., $1,000.
0iIlinm Wbite on gine. Sap.> >Soc.,
$1,000.
2lIsranber Wl. Sorpuot an gouri
Ctr. Wor..t y. Ii. g. Co., $4,000.
GeO. 6. 4unicoit an u. W: 5ar.
puot, $500.
Marp ". 8erubari an 5ore y. II
g. u. Co.. $1,000.
Wlarp 6. Dan gpps an bto.. $1,000
Sas. Qusent an 5arriet GbiblnD
$500.
Gb. Dammit an Murp We1ib
$1,000.
5arriet g. gupii an Central 1ruf
u. G. .. Co., $500.
Marp5umpbrep on 2pDsIuub orb
II. G. 60. $1,000.
W. :. garep an gtoxipoob 9. q. II
6. Co.. $4,000.
]. 6. 1bomas an 1arrp R. Ro'
gers. $4,000.
%. ). Garsp an p-S. GabpaaGbsr
t326O.
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Gin 81 d init 8einen. Ginr

Gin slid NIT gsinen. Cine
mertpiroige Gntoedung bsri6tet Elm
sngliihes glatt: Der ameritanifde
Raturfori6er Or. Sobn 5aIeman, Der
iid i'm 4uftraee bes Carnegie sSnitituz
tee auf elmer 5ori6ungsreiIe in Bro
iilten befinbet, bat in Der ydbe ppn
Manaos Elm ieltidmes, bisber unbes
fanntes 9bier aufgefunoen, sinen
slid, Der aniaeinenb bas ldn9geIuhte
Wittelglieb Sfpif6en SalamonDer unb
Slid BARTLETT. Der Slid bat rubis
mertdre 8eine, 1T i6uppenlos unb
blinb, bat itott zines regelrehtsn Stes
lettss ein torpsldrtiges Hiitenmart unb
IN benz tleinen aopfe 3dbne; bas MauL
beFtnDet ii6 unterbalb bes melt pors
fpringenben Siefers. gtuf benz aiiden
aeigt bas Sbtsr elm. Sautfnlts, bic eiz
ner Riidsnfloffe dbnlih lit. Gin @rem.
plar biefes feltfamtn Slides lift bereits
in gittsburs i'm garnsgissWluieum
eingetroffen unD tpiro na6 Der Riitz
tehr Or. 5dismdn's bic 9eleartenrueli
nd6er befhdftigen. Sber follte Der
JiI9 su Der camille Der Gnten gsh0e
Lren2
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ausuit Gabei an Wlurp 3. Nsoob.
$11. $50.
Glijab GIinn an Soutbern Gbio 6.
u. 3. Co., $3.50.
Gb. Wittttinb an Gb.Roettele, $500.
Sane Belt an 80. 8. Wfents, $4,000.
gpaoe Suthinion an SatIep part
Go, $500.
auguit 5iiis on s. 2inonsr; $1,000.
6enrn W. Diliontion an 0eo. Il
WiIlinmfon; S1O80.
5nb. Sott an Dora Rintel, $500.
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(Jortissung foIgt.)
SdDluer beitrait

1T Gerienige, Der ouf Soften ieiner
@eiunobeit 3ur aenutniB oe5 Rehten
fontmt, nod ihperer Der aber. ben
Die furttbore 8eiBeI Der g&enifheit,
glppenbicitis, beiGat; oieier tiidiihen
aranfbelt fallen beut3utoge biele, bic.
le Weniden 8un Spier, uu6 ood
fann man oerielben Ieif,t uno iiher
nit BEN beriibuten Ct. Bernard
ardl1terpiIlen porbeugen. Gieie bell.
trdftigsn piQen reinigsn Die 0drne,
baIten 2eber, Wlager un6 gtieren in
Sronung uno iino Elm ii6eres Bra.
pentio gegen araufbeiten Der Inter.
leibsorgane. @,S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-03

giibnenraumes, Die nur ettpa 100
auaoraimeisr betrdgt. uHp bic niht
oII3u erobs 3ahl Der SiBpldbe, bic
Dielleidt nod bIrf binttr ben 1repe
pen oifeefiibrte boISsrue 6dlleu psrs
Tebrt tpur0e. eriIdrt lid, bdraus, bag
bies ilteite 2hsatsr niht fir bag gus
blitum elmer bepoIterten Stabt, ionz
bern bon einsm aonig fir feline pri.
pdten geoiirfniiIe erbaut ipurse. Mls
Sib bes 6errfhers porf man cine
Soge dnnebmsn, beren SSunbdmente in
elmer tei!Formisen, in Den 9rensnin,st
beiocr 5reppen binetnragenben Iufs
mauerins fihtbar itno. Der s5of
fano duf ben Stufen uuD in Der Gale
gIaB, bas BOLT ater mohte fteben,
jenfeits Der eleifFdlIs nod ertennbaz
ren Shrante, ooer BON 100 e. Ionit
oem Spisl folgeu tonnte.
go beiab Der alteite europdiihe
5erriherfiB. BON b.m pisnsitt auh
Der Same bss Grotbeils europa aus
eegdngsn iit. benn europa mar bic
5onter bes Wsinos, ntbtn feinen bels
len SdIsn, isinen 1rssten, ieinen
2eiiunesn fir Wafer unb Del, feinsn
4ltdren unb aapelIsn au6 Dds trite
itdnbies 5bsater. uno bic Spi.lt, bic
bier pore.fiibrf ipurben, iinb bic dls
tsi!en 3euenifie elmer Sabr9uHoerte
lanesn gnttpidlung. aus Der boHn oi.
tlaiIiIfe 9raaGbie uno Rom0bie Der
9riehen sripuhs. 9i. Gottbeit, Der
oiefe BoriieIIungsn gepeibt iuaren.
iit nod niht Dionpios, Der Wein. unb
8oIssgott, ionbern IS iit, tpie Conner
beri4tst, bi. ben aretsrn .hohbeiliees,
.fchOn gslodie" 4riabns. bic 4pbrobite
qmatbuiia, Die auf gppern ault un0
Grab bate. Ods alttretiite 3beater
repr1Itntirt cine nm miHDeitens bier
sSabrbunberte Gltere aurtur, oIs iie in
ben bom.riihen Gebihien enteegen-
tritt. 4ber bic 3dn5e oieier friibeiten
giibne fpsrxn fih nif)t pitl bon bensn
unteridisben habeH, bic !5omer be.
finst: .glii1enbe SiingIinse bort unc
kroenbrineenbe Sunsfrauen - tonSs
ten. ale sinnnber bic 5dnbe am Rnos
del iid, baltsnb. - CARTE Shlsier
trusen bic Widbhen. bunie gbitDne -
Ihoneetpsbt. matigldnssnb bonn Del.
umihloiien bic Gndben. - sene To-
men befrdnsi, an iilbernsn Rinstn bin.
gen, golbene Shtperter pitfsn -
10 tr,ift.n Tie .unbieen iyaBss. -
leitt, ipie mil priifenotr 6onb bic bes
ieitigts Sdxibe Der 10pfer - ums
brebi. Oh iie aud Iaufs. bnnn irieDer
su goaren georbnei. - Iiefen fis ess
aeneinonnsr. Rinssum umordnsie oi,
Menae, - innis srfreut bic iebuenos
5Gaor, EN- sDitli6sr Gdnser -
fhIug ho5ipiffen bic 6orfe unb aud
Srpei gauiler fprongen, - fuie BEN
DeTang er beeann uno brtbien I1
itnen az Bitten
Ios sin3ige Clement. bas in bisi.n
uralien 7ansproseFionen ouf Gr,id
ipabrfdxtnli5 nod nid,t Dorbanben
fpor, ifi nas 3ipiidenfpiel Der Gauts
Ter. Wlimiite Dariieaungen ipsroen
absr in ben iluiIiIhen SpieIen aud,
fhon porbanbtn sefpeisn fein, oa iie
fpGtsr i'm 3ufammenhanS nit bsm
4pcIIotuIt beSeust iinb. b<r tpieosr
init Der Werehrung Der ariobns uuf
aretd In ensfter 0erbinbung iteht.
bon ben auf bem nl!tretiid,en 9beotfr
eepfIesten fyeitfpielen 3u Garsn Der
ariolone, bertn Wptbog NIT bsm bts
MpoIIo unb benz bes Dionpfos in in<
niger B<3iehuns ftthi, fiibrt alir sin.
gsrnbe ainit Der Gntnidluns sum
griefiiGkn Drama.
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The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-04-15

next mOntn the StOck
raises again.
We have the water
Government Water
Supply Paper 218
gives measurement
of 5000 inches at the
junction of Eldorado
river and V IN i til a
creek wnere the in
take of our ditch is
located the market is
waiting and you have
the money, enough at
least enough to help
push to a successful
successful culmina-
ton one of the best
PROPOSE t ions ever
started in the North.
We need your help,
that is WHY we are
offering you this
stock. Can you afford
to miss this opportu-
nifty? 1t is up to you.
This is not a min
ing speculation pro-
position-but a ligiti-
mate water right pro-
ject, in a try
of good pay gra-
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1910-04-15

as Uno ElQOrduO DlUCn
Water in Alaska
sells for $1.00 to S1.75
per inch a day, and
the Eldorado Ditch,
with a capacity of
over 1000 inches a day
by figuring on the
lowest selling price,
it will give us an in
come of $4,000 a day.
With an income of
$4,000 a day it will
take our ditch just fif-
ty days to pay for it's
self.
The mining claims
on Seward Peninsula
are becoming practi-
cally valueless on ac-
count of the shortage
of water, and that is
what we are building
the ditch for, to sup
ply water to these
miners SO that they
can wash the gold
out of their gra vel,
which is the only way
that they will be able
to get it. According
to Government Re-
ports the output of gol
to these claims.
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$4,000 a Day Income

building 81 miles
w little
to be mining purposes This ditch
the Edorado Ditch
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II Miles of Ditch Completed

TNLEVEN m
sell finish the ditch.
this coming
INVESTIGATED as of
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II to
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ports will be doubled furnish
o1oip
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Is it earning an income for you
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What is your money doing now