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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04
Suomen S:s fristiainen bltuppi-
lasfpfpuS SeinplaSSa.

Seinolon fristiuinen plioppiloSfo'
fons oil aIusta Ioppuun Sumalan
runiaasii iiunaamoa. Witd mieI;
Hence oIanottaiiaa o0uttaan. Fun
tesfiniiffona no. t. ID y. Iaipoao
fiioettiin pittin Iiintdpid ieltid fo'
fouspaifole, mutto maanontoi ao'
muna palotes iommme %iaattoi 10 faif
fien fatieista lufen, ettd iotain iuur.
ia ia forfeata oil liitfunut fesfelldms
me, maItapa moima tebnpt meisid
tpStddn ia nafpmatpn pbbpsfibe
meibdt pbteen liittdnpt.
aun nSeinoIa". Ioiwa mnfanaan
enin ola fabteen Ioiaon nonfenasia
oianotaiaioufoSta tesfipiiffoiltana
Flo Tn aifaun Iasfi %faupun9in iato.
maan, terpebtimdt paiffofuntalaiiet
meitd reippaauo fuorolaulnua ioa'
ben beti mielet limpenemddn. WtaaI
lie pddsipdmme %ieurnfinot tomauifei
aIfnpunbat, ioista bppien poImiS'
tusien muofIi fuoriubuimme min
pion. ettd mieIa iomona iltona eb.
oimme fuulla pastori Stenrotbin
terpebbpsianat ia owoio fofoufiem.
me SeinoIon ieminoarina, iofa IT,
loiIuutta fparten idriestettpnd ia TO,
risteituna muobostui erittdin fopi
motif iubIopoifotf.
Wirfistdmdn unen jdIteen main.
paifoisTamme, ioifF oil idriestettp
Ieminamin borioitusfouIu ia 9eino'
lan aIteisfouIu, oIotimme enfimdiien
fotouspdiudn, iamoin fuin ienraa,
wottin, Flo 8 aamuIo pbteiIeud bar
fausfofoufIeua. Aterioituomme raii.
tiusraminioIosTo rienfimme fuuIe'
maon prof. artbur SieItin efiteImdd
aineesto: ryipfpoifoinen bensen To-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

bitps ia Seeius a~ristus." Pubula
fdiitteli eri tieteen baaroia o~ioittaen.
ettei mifddn niistd moi mdbimmds'
iafdGn' mddrds5d boriuttaa fristin.
usfon totaufia, ia antoi nuoriae
fristitpiue tieteen borioittaiiae monta
b~pDbpuistd neufpoa. Spbpen mdli.
aian idlfeen ieuraIi parooni Yaul
glicoloDn raamatuntutfiStelman 2uus
foan 10 mtpun iobbosta. &uinfa
palion laattoifaan ppbddn Ianaan
tooela ippenipnpt panba pstdmdms
me eiiitdd noibin folmeen tpertaufs
Ieen iiidltpnid toIiaIioito; ibmisiie.
lln ddrettDmGn ormon, Sumalan
uupumattoman, etipdn raffauben,
Sdnen ilonia iielun pelastufiesta ia
beldn fohtelunia IDptpnpttd omaan'
ia fobtoon %toiIeIta puolen la t~oiIeIta
taas Ianaenneen ia nouIenan ibmi'
fen fielueldmdn, ipieldpd life pelass
tutien torfpitufIenfin, fen ettd ibmis
let pddIiIindt beuddn SIddnId pifes
aan apomieliieen lapIenIubteeieen,
ipnfa nastafobtana on tublaoiapo'
jan monbemman melien iIoton ia
tofppttinut prianeldmd.
Sltapdindnd tebtiin fdmelpretti
tauniin Npoialaboen rantafaqioiIe,
misid Iaulaen ia fesfusteIen, eri
fnIpmptistd mietimme baiisfan uIs
foilmdfofoufien, polateu paSia il
louisointIi faupuntiin. &eqo s iuoI.
la pubui ieminaariqa pastori s.
Wiren, tefstind SononI. %: rs,
fuinfa SumoIa Iuomis.ia Iuuostus.
tpDn5d tautta on ihmisten oifeo o.
mistaia, joIle meiodn tulee luotlamoi'
iesti ustoa ipoGmemme.
Eoiien fofouepdimdn phieImasia
on eritoiiesti mainittono poroohi
JncoIatas toinen raamatuntu.sisteI-
ma, iosia pubuia molaisten fpIp'
mpstd: yWiitd on usfo?" epanfeIius
meista otetuiua eri tefsteiDd %oIoitti,
fuinfa f%aifisia oIemisIa ia oina tut
lee robfeasti luottoa SumaIaon, Sds
men oman bpmpptenid, ratfamtenia
ia muitien 9dnen ominaiiuutfienIa
tdboen ia perustala. Gid ieuraIi
eesfustelu aineesta: nYbteistunnali'
men bdtd ia iubteemme fiiben.
Ola.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

ben tdbben Iiirrpttiin fumminfiu
mpDyemmin tafaiIin Hufousbmo.
neeue. Sefd Sermoppleeld ettd Hu'
tpusbuoneeIa pioettiin uieita pubei
ia. Sianottaiia oil runiaaSti.
Maanantaina oil enIin aamuua
raamatunlututuntia neiti H. Seini
fen iobboaa aireesta: IeurautIet See
IutIen luo tulemiIeSta."
2euo 9 oil bartausbetfi Soban'
netIen firfosIa, iosia pulpit past,
20. Saneri.
2un oil hiltm Hufousbuoneeue, pi
ii Iieud eiitelmdu past. W. u. Sei
tinbeimo: yusfoneldmd lapien ~
bdmesid." GIteImd tulee painetta'
pafTi nppbdfouluIebteen." &esfus'
teIutpipmptien aIusti past. 81. WaI'
lenius: Observation-Disclosures mdlttd'
mdttDmpps Ieurafunnaailen eIdmdu
tebittpmiIeae," iosIa aIustaia eIitti
I%euroanat ponnet:
u Gen fautto laSten Ipodmiin
fplpetddn Sumalan %Iauau, iofa Ut
lin moi niistd tebod ieurofunnaHe
eldpid idIeniG;
y len fautta nuoriIo idilpp totuu'
ben tie0d la moi fiiben oiaa ottas
malta life faspaa ia pabnistua SUI
malan Ianan t%otuuoesia;
81 fen fautta febittpp ppettaia OLE
maan iiunantIefIi ldhimdiiueen;
81 fen fautta Iepidd Sumalan To-
ma, iofa ptiin moi meistd bebelmdd
fantamia idienid tebod.
3%pipmptIen rWiten poitaiIiin iaa'
oa lasten barraS tusta elppmddn"
eIitti blatant ". 2nitinen, etenfin e.
Iitiden Iitd, mia estdG %Ianotun bar.
rastufien eIppmistd.
yResfusteIuieu paag..1d lansrippt
uieot ppbdfoulpnopettaiat eri taboil
Ia terlpeboptienia. fiitouifina faiteS
ia bpmdstd, iota plimat totoufiesIo
faaneet. Sobtori 8. SnSman louiui
fiitotI Jet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES puo.
leSta, toimottoen Sampereen pDbd'
fouIutoiminnaue runiasta Sumolan
1iunausia. STUN Iitten tuomioromoSti
80. Maai mield oil pitdupt pddtDss
pubeen, polnistuttiin fiitofieen ia
rutoufIeen. Neiti 9einiDn JOHANNA
fupro louloi pield pari laulua pd6t>
tdidiIifIi ia Min bolaantuipat fos
foutien -oIanottaiai TAOS fnfin omal'
lie taboueen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04
SialaDfon, Minm.
Sein6tuuua

Sarpoin ndfee guttoian polstoil'
la firieitd tddItd Nurmijdrneltd. Sit
Iipd pddtin fatfoista iuon pitfdn DID,
netiDmppoen ia antaa tietdd, ettd e.
letddn Iitd mield tdduGfin.
&uipunoesta molitetaan faitfial'
10; Iamaa on 5anottama tddltdfin,
9einid tulee tusfin puolta festinter.
taiIesta fabosta. Glen fuutiut .muu'
tamien miesten ianowan, ettd fun
pdimdn foneeIa aiaa, min pariien
tonnia, ia ei alma fitdfddn, iaa FOO
ia. slinoostaan faitfein oIhoiFmmiI,
la malta on iommoinenfih BEND.
Wuusia miIiasta ei tiIe lion mi.
|fG1n.
NDt on toll iaianut, ettd medd'
molfeot omot iammuneet. ioito 10
alfoifin riebua iofa fabpua, tpariin'
Fin ra~iitoteitten morfiaa. Weturin
beittdmistd fdteneistd ipttpi uiein
fuimeitunut BEND palamaan. 81 inu'
ri tdld paiftafunnala ole feneltd.
tddn farionoo paIanut.
Wr. Gabriel WiffoIa lo~uffoantut
iotu paipa fitte fulettoisiaan rite
pautunutta Iebmdd. Toiwomme bd-
men plan tointumon entiieleen.
Mariin @ronIp, ruotioIainen, ebtd
Teuiumme tponbimpia oiuffoitd, pois
pui fupIpn nneen tf. IL p. Wainaia
oil muuttanut tdnne aiumaan 10.
1892. Sdntd idi foipoamaon Fab
betIon lasta.
Roittiusieura Ie perusiettiin tdnne
funnuntaino It, "a pna. 36 idfentd
on. f,uloni mufaan pbtpnpt ieuraan.
Gimme moi muuto fuin foiipottaa
pnnea pritpfiele! Toiwomme fuitens
Fin, ettd. tdstd Tsurasto eli muoboss
tuiTi ioDefin puoIueela f~eppibetpoS'
ia ia eitd nuoret moiIitpot beittdd
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04
gnomem EN-. Intb. pbbdfcnlnpbeis-
thftem ipuojttpfpnS 9amtereeua

observation-disclosures o%Iettiin iubIo bar.
iausbetfeud Sobamncfien firfosio,
iosIo IoarnaTi post. 81. Wouenius.
0auontoino feno 8 aumuuo ioor'
mali f~irfosIa iuomioromasii WoIo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

f&ofoutlen pubeenlobtalatt paltt'
tim momioromasti Walb Waai,
warapubeeniobtaiifii pastorit u.
WaaeniuS ia g.. 9auio, fibteereifii
past. &. Sernbers ia biafoni VI.
&aitinen, pDptdtiriantarfastaiitii
past. s. ~. Sanobers ia oiafoni q.
9urme.
Sum ldbetptIen laulufuoro, neiti
SeiniDn i%ohtamuna, oil l%aulanut; pitt
past. u. .Walenius eIitelmdn: rJto'
bert Naites ia ppbdtoulutoimen al'
fu." Sarffaamina fuunneltiin mics
.lenfiintoiSta eIitelmGG.
SeuraTi fifteen pbteislaulua ia iena
idlfeen tobti 2auri Snsmonin alns'
tama fesfustelutpipmps; r@litd pp.
bafouIu moi tebbd Ieurafuntatietoi'
Iuuben ia observation-disclosures eldhDttd'
miiefIi."
SifdltDrifas alustuS pdGttpi Ianoi.
bin: faptannDuiIesId pnbdfoulutoi.
minnasIa moibaan ebistdd eldpdm'
man Observation-Disclosures ia mir
fedmmdn ieurafuntaeldmdn ipntp'
mistd:
al liittdmdad Iaman ieurotunnan
opettaiat pbteiSteu nalmiStuss ia
barioitnsfofousten y. NJ. ienfaltais'
ten ti~laiIuufiien foutta ld%bemmdtii
toiIiinIa, toistenIa aputfi ben9eui-
iesId febitpfIeSId ia toiminnasIa;
b. berdttdmdud IapIisIa fristiais'
I'd pbteistuntpa ia fofoamaua bei'
bit misId ie on maboouista Sumas
Ian Ianan ddreen ppbdfouluaion
pddtpttDdfin.
Eoiien Observation-Disclosures aIuSti
romasti g. 90. Slanoer; yMiten
moitoiiiin Iaaoa lapIet iddnnDuiiems
min fdpmddn ppbdfoulusia."2 oppu'
ponIina oIimat:
II HutoiIe.
p ppDbd aufoieta lapIen ipodn
SeeIutIen ratfanbeue ia Iilmd ndfes
mddn bdnen f%unniaania. Seeius etu'
aloue, find ipriddn.
81 GatIo, ettd Iinula on fantaioufs
TO, ionfa ipbdmesfd fasmaa pbteis
tunto. &c tue IopIia eouIuuu.
A. anna Iopfiuefi bense0istd ra.
tpintoe; Iiten eta fen enIin otot Sees
Iuflslta.
5NSee ppbdtpuIu mieluiIatIi Iop'
file IA tunnetufTi fpanbemmiae.
6} Ole life iddnnDainen ia abfero,
ia tutti tarfoin Ippt lasteu poisIa.
oloon.
aun ebeuiiestd fpipmptiestd oil
betfen f~esfusteltu, fiirrpttiin paipdI-
liliae SobannefIen fonlulle.
8ofoufIe cen oil iaopunut ppbdtous
Iunopettoiia monelta eri toboliu.
Sampereen Ieuoun Ieurofuu.
oil Iaopunut foufpempoo: See
9uopioifisto. WtifteIistd, W&uI>
Srimottilasta, petGidneoeltd,
Sippplosta. poristo, nlpilaSto. Sois
poIiooreIto, Gurusto, Webtaloboeltd,
SoutIasto, &pmistd, Wiipurista y.
m.
acknowledgement idlteeu pibettiin
fotous.
GroamismuorosIa oueet iobtofun,
non idlenet: nopoaberro g u. Wre'
be ia neibit SO 2ouren ia g. Ser
manion malittiin uuoeleen.
Tilimapaus mpDnnettiin toimitun'
nole ia rabostonboitoiane. Tilin:
torfastniat nalittiin.
Eoimomntfina emf nuoben TO
fouspaitfaan ndbben Iauiuttiin, ettd
pibettdiIiin ioto 2appeenran'
aasia tai NlitfeIisId.
2esfuSteltiin iitten aIustetuista fp.
'pmpffista.
tiuIia fesfustelutpipmptfid eTitti'
Ipat: biafoni s. Wilfuna: rWanbem,
pain Iubbe ppbdfouIuun," 2aroliina
pienimdfi ia pastori Z. 9ulttonen:
,Wlita tarmiiiee pphdfouIunopettoia
ppIpdfieen usfouiIesti t%pDsiddn."
ponfina olimat find:
y 2dbeinen pbteps Seeiufien fans
ia, rufous ia Tanan fdpttb,
p paimenmieli,
81 nDnrpps,
a. fdrfimd0iipps,
81 Ippentpminen tebtdnddn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

pois fen Observation-Disclosures tot.
Tin ieurafuntiin fuuIupio fobtoon.
SumoitIemattomuus tefee taitfi pbs
ieispprinnDt iurbitIi, Jos oIifimot
fuinfofin bppdd torfoiHowio. Sos
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-04

Sunnuniaina iatfettiin obieImon
Iuorihsta. Saarnoista oil motbuo
mattamat tobtorien paawo aDirftus
fen ia 2ouri Sn9monin iefd past.
g.. Sernberein. Run mieId oil on'
neitu n6pteiunti gtutonsbuoneelIo
ppbdtouluopeiutiesto, ionfa pitt
iobt. g. Sr9mon, msntiin teDo A |.
y. 7ermoppleelIe. SImon fpImpp
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
The News and Its Policy

S will be seen by the foregoing notice, printed for the first time in
~ these columns yesterday, l have taken over the business of the
Goldfed Publishing company for a period of five years under
special arrangement with the company. From this time forward, l
alone will be responsible for the conduct of the business, which in
cludes the papers, daily and weekly, and the job printing and station
cry departments. shall personally be responsible for the policy and
utterances of the papers and for all business transactions.
The News is the pioneer paper of Goldfeld, has always enjoyed
the confidence of the public and in consequence has prospered beyond
any other paper in the district or state. The Weekly News has always
had a wide circulation, covering the world like a map" and ne
paper vel had a more loyal clientage. That the Weekly News has
played an important part in the history of the camp and in its pros
perity and worldwide fame, is of common knowledge. The Weekly
devotes itself entirely to mining.
The Daily News is only a trihe over a year old. 1t was a paying
proposition from the start. Never in the history of journalism before
was a daily paper started that paid its way from the first. AS a rule
it takes years to put a daily paper on a paying basis. This is cited
only to show that the Daily News meets with the approval of the Gold
field public and that there is a place and mission for a fearless in
dependent daily paper in this district and section of the state.
Under my personal control, invite the continued support of the
people, on the promise that The News will continue its past policy Of
aggressive independence, and will be even more vigorous in handling
abuses Of whatever nature. 1T believes in "Goldfeld for its people
and will always advocate popular over corporate or personal control
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
Nevada Leads for 1910
S. SPRAGUE

~ CERTAINLY the continued low prices of silver, copper, lead and
zinc and the curtaned production of these metals, in addition
to the interruption of mining in various sections by reason OF
heavy SHOWS, labor troubles and other causes, do not bespeak con-
fdence in the dividend-paying power of the mines and metallurgical
works. And yet, Notwithstanding all these adverse factors, no less
than 40 American mines and metallurgical works, according to re-
ports made direct to The Mining World at Chicago, paid dividends
amounting to $1O,258 GAL for the first two months of 1910.
These 40 concerns have declared in dividends to date the enor-
nous sun of $349y 1924, SOB, which, on an issued capitalization OF $500,
470262, shows a return of SO per cent. 1t should be stated that this
record does not include the profits dividend by five securities holding
corporations, which, for the two months this year, amounted to ST.
100000, making their total disbursements $685. ,251. On an out
standing share capital of $215, $780,, this makes a return of nearly
A per cent. In addition there has been paid by one metal selling com
pany-the United-which handles the product of the Amalgamated
company and other large interests, $25OyOOO in dividends this year,
making a total for this company of $40, 25O,OO0 since Incorporation in
January, 1900, a return on the $5,OOOOOO issued capital of 25 per
cent.
Of the 43 mines paying dividends this year "a are included in
the goldsiverlead classification and paid 1887 31. These mines
have paid to holders of stock, since incorporation, $105, 155, 1892, a re-
turn of SO per cent, or nearly equal to the combined issued capital of
$119 394,423.
Twenty of these 43 properties are located in the United States
and they contribute to the two months total $~3,344,S91. Since in
corporation these companies have divided among shareholders $40,
459325, a return equivalent to Sc per cent ON the $s6,O5O sS issued
capital Three Nevada properties-Goldfeld Con-, Tonopah and
Goldfeld Alamo-contributed nearly half of the total credited to the
tHlteu otdtesI or ne w mohtns o1 1911, Is follows: GOldheId Con,
|~$1,77s549; Tonopah, $35OOoo and Goldfed Alamo, $21, 900. Six
Utah companies contributed $5196 64 and three Colorado companies
|$2S6,500.
Seven Canadian companies, all but one (Hedley of British Column
Ibio, paying $36,OOO) operating in the Cobalt district of Ontario con.
tributed 81 ,l04,640, making their total to date, So O4 56. a So per
cent return on their issued capitalization of ST. 943 $50. Nipissing
leads for the year with $450,oO and Crown Reserve is second with
$265t32s.
Six Mexican companies are included in the 40 c,d s;,vorloaa
properties paying dividends in 1910, and they distributed among
shareholders, $a725OO. Since Incorporation the disbursements total
slAzso4h' an So per cent return on the $la,9 900 share capital.
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49, 2A
New York CITY,. Jonas q CO..
Portland. ore.-Bowman News CO.
portlaud. Ore.-Budelman and hoper.-
son, LAT Sixth Street. .,o rar-
Omaha, Neb.-Meyer Caren' INV ga
nam Street.
oaiiand. CaL-B. e. Amos. r..
omaha Meb.-Gates News Co.,. lSoi FAR
nam st.
r1ttsburg, Pa--Fort Pitt News Co.
Philadelphia, Pa-Hotaling's news
cart. N. E. corner Broad and Chest'
nut streets.
Portland, ore-Rose City News CO.
Pasadena, GALL. L. Steadman * 70"
los T.. Colorado Street
rbyoute Mev.-Leyshon and Brewster.
Rawhide Nev.-Louis Polin.
san Diego, Cal.-R. NJ. Childs.
Sacramento, CaL-Capitol News 20.
san Francisco, Cal-Foster n oHear'
"a. Ferry an nnic aL-wheatley News Co.
san Francisco, Ca1.-United News
Agents, liz Eddy Street. -.
San Francisco, CaL-Hotei ST. FRANCIS
seattle, Wash.-Foreign and Dom. Per.
and News +. Agency.
Seattle, wash--Chas. German.
spokane, wash.-Jamison News CO.
stockton, Cal-W. ID. Miller.
81. Joseph, Mo.-Pioneer News Co.
salt Lake City, Utah-Frank Polansky;
SAT- Lake City, Utah-Rosenfeld and
st. Paul, Minn.-N. St. Marie, IS E.
seattle, wash.-wilson Mcvey. 1o4 Oc-
cidental Ave.
San Jose, GAIA. G. Winsor.
seattle, Wash.-B. e. Amos.
Tonopah, Nev.-A. II. Rounseveli.
Tacoma, wash--Trego News co.
washington, D.. C.-National News
Agency.
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881 .O
0oldfeld-Mrs. Barnes. The Navajo
Barring q Co, Cor. Crook and
Mrs. Sutton, p. o. News Stand; Polin
Bros. The Palace Corner; Polin Bros.
Cor. Cooks Bank; Nevada Cigar stand.
Main and Hall; Goldheld Hotel News
stand, Goldfeld Hotel.
Outside Dealers
Doston, xEass-Geo. d. Moulton. i4i
.usts, Hont-P. o. News Stand. ~ w,
chicago, uL-Chicago Newspaper Agen-
cy, 170 Madison Street. -.
Chicago, In.-P. o. News stand. l's
Dearborn Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. s. Pushaw.
Columbia, Hev.-B. l. Barlow.
Denver, Colo.-Stanley Gramm.
Denver, Colo.-Kendrick Stationery Co,
eos Seventeenth Street.
Denver, colo.-Majestic News Co.
Denver, Colo.-S. WIDOW. Sixteenth and
davenport, Iowa-Hickey Bros. -.
Des Moines, Iowa-Moses Jacobs, sos
Fifth Street.
Farrell, Hev.-Mrs. O. r. Mainhart.
Fresno, Cal.-Ed. Peters.
Hot Springs, Ark.-Fort Pitt News Co.
Uoilywood, Cal-Hofman Book Store.
Kansas City, Mo.--World Yoma News Co.
Los Angeles, Cal.-Alfred Wimbush.
Los Angeles, Cal-whalen's News Agen-
cy, 305 SO. Spring Street.
Los Angsles-B. e. Amos. I'll So. olive
Street.
Naxuma, Nev.-McLean and Daily.
Minneapolis, Minn.-Kavanaugh News
Stand. Third Street, South.
New York City-Arthur Hotaling's News
stands. Broadway and 29th ST., Broad
way and 3Sth ST., Broadway and 42d,
1 Park Row.
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AND ANSWERS

/. ar,.rsbers are welcome Il the use Of this department In 81
!. I'm .hout comuanies. state all the facts IS far as known Of location OF
rons-tv omcers etc. Il assist in ur investigation AS II requires
- ,,u. .ns correspondence, often 10 elicit the desired information,
J. "a =. ne demands pon this department III very heavy, upscnbers
!. win exercse patience, and allow for two or tnree weeks I'M if
= answ No answers by mail
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1910-03-19
CARD TO THE PUBLIC

We have this day leased to Charles S. Sprague our print
ing and publishing business for the term of five years.
Our retirement from the field in no way effects the bust
ness of publishing the Goldfeld News-Weekly and Daily, as
far as the public is concerned.
As the pioneer publishing house of Goldfeld, we bespeak
for the lessee the continued good will and appreciation of the
camp and the general public which has always been given
The News, and which it has ever endeavored to deserve and
maintain.
March 16, 1910.
GOLDFIELD PUBLISHING co,
By j. P. LOTUS, President.
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-11-11

The startling reductions and every department will sacrifice
the Great Stock Dry Goods Ladies and Mems Readyto Wear
Goods Notions Fancy Shoes Clothing, Hats etc. short
od Sale positive and Everything advertised
The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1910-11-11
he Entire Stock is Sold Down.

he greatest opportunity offered the public barqa
modern merchandise in this GREAT RED-HOT CASH RE
ZATION PRICE-WRECKING SALE at prices never befol
tempted in Aberdeen :: :: :. :. -.
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Lots of Other Great Values be Sacrificed in this Great RedKo Rea

Be
be
saesy
Genuine Bargains Ar jus asA Advertised
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Umbrellas

Mems Elastic Seam Draw 07n
eTS soc values =
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tempted in Aberdeen
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
AMERICAN THROWS
TURK CHAAk|R
Two Falls Catch AS Catch Can in
Baltimore-1'urk is ON to
the Fine Points.


BALTiMOhE, Feb. IS.--Americus
threw chaakir, the bulgarian cham
,,on l,yht haavvwaisbt two fats
cateu-h .un-oah' frtuAy nlsne De
fore the Monumental Sporting Club
ut Albaugh's Theatre.
rha t,rsf fall wss ,a,aad in twan,v-
!,
one minutes ~ hecA -aha-po hoia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
CUBS AND MAPS TO
HAVE SPRING GAMES
Addie Joss and Cy Young Will BE
Matched Aaginst Brown, Over
all and Reulbach.

NEW ORLEANS. La, Feb. Ia
G. w. Murphy president of the Chi
eago Nationals, before his departure
announced The schedule OF games for
the Cubs spring season. According
to- this the Cubs will leave Chicago
February 70 for West Baden. where
they will remain five days. They ar
rive here March 2. and on the day
following Manager Chance will have
them out for practice at Pelican
Park. The next day the Cub-Pelican
series will begin, and continue at in
tsrvals of two or three days until
March IL, About March IS the Maps
arrive, and the Cub-Nap spring exhi-
bition series begins for five days
about March Is. Addie Joss and Cy
Young will be matched against Miner
Brown, Evers, Overall and Reulbach,
Of the Cubs. Local fans are antici-
pating much pleasure In the series,
and 1t Is believed the best ball seen
in many years will be given.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19
WHITE SOX WILL
HAVE FINE TRIP
California Jaunt VIII BE a Round
of Pleasure for Chicago
Americans.

CHICAGO, Feb. ls.-The Chicago
American League Club will probably
start on it's training trip to California
February 20. President O'Neill. OF
the Western League. who went West
to arrange for the invasion of Cali
fornia by the Chicago Americans. has
returned. He brought back glowing
accounts OF the trip that the squad
will take, and, while no definite dates
as to exhibition games we're given
out, II was announced that the gched-
uIe had been arranged so as to give
the players plenty of sleep In hotels.
ana not on sleeping cars. for general
successive nights at a time. c.. A..
Comtskey still has the trip to the
Northwest 70 decide upon, but gossip
about baseball headquarters yester-
day indicated that he had abandoned
the idea and hat the homeward Jour
ney will be made over the Southern
cute, the same as In the two years
previous.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-19

could hit well and he could field we'll.
When he was q pitcher for part Of
his career he could pitch well. There
are games on record in which, with
the assistance Of a good drop ball. at
that time popular manner In which
to battle tho batters~ he could stand
such venerable old chaps as Pop
Arson and .rIJan. Brouthers on their
heads. Not literally, but "battically."
With the speed of which he was
possessed ne had nice slow one that
called on and on with the iulling
srnoothness of Great South Bay cat
boat boosted" from behind by a ia
eoring wind. IT locked easy to him.
but such great men an Ewing, Gore.
"Jeems'' O'Rourke. and others of the
old school have popped their bats
against 1t only to be fooled.
Whereupon Gleason would smile
and the very impishness of that smile
would drive the old fellows to ex-
tremes of rage, which would make
them more pewerless to hit the ball