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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-13

Don't fail to get you share Of the
Silk bargains. Ten o'clock sharp
Warlick Bros. Co, Pinkston Store. 1t
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-13

The ladies of the Hospital Associa
ton will hold their annual meeting
at 10 o'clock this morning at the
home of Mrs. c. c. Hawkins.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-13

Every pair Of ladies $3.50 Slippers
in our house to go at S1.60 Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday only. w. P,
Warlick, Planters Bank Building.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-13

Rain or shine. Silk Sale this morn
ing 10 o'clock. Your choice 25c yard.
Warlick Bros, Pinkston Store.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-04-13

The Amer.cus Fishing Club is plan
ming for its annual outing and fish
dinner at Wells Mill one day next
week.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17

Creek Mining company which during has been pushing
development work its lower tunnel and has opened up nice
body much of which shipping grade The Cedar Creek
property lies the north side Of the mountain in which located
the famous Hercules mine which has made number OF million
aires and present indications that the north side OF TINS
mountain will give to the world another great mine
At the Golden Winnie the mill running steadily and
turning out high grade concentrates The mill is said by those
who have operation to be working perfectly and the
perty paying basis but while the mine enrich its
the character of is such that will not he large
tonnage producer
At the present time the Paragon Mining pushing
development work its ChcagLondon property with gratifying
results 1t working in both the drift and the raise and
both Manager Sedman and Dr. Sanberg who is at present at
Paragon report the condition of the mine excellent and salts
factory progress being made in the development work.
The Blaine Emmett people have got the track laid in
their tunnel and work has been started the contract for one
hundred feet of tunnel This will take it under the rich
oucroppng above and it expected good will be en-
counered when this point is reached which will justify the
installing of for carrying deep development work.
In fact the showing uses this being done at once but
should good strong body be opened this level the pro-
perty can be easily and advalageousy financed.
From the Iron Clad reports Of good strike is said
that good body of concentrating encountered in the
tunnel few days since which improving drifed on The
Iron Clad located Idaho guch and originally located as
gold property and the carries in addition to the eadsver
values in gold and "copper"
At the present time the gold quartz properties showing
signs greater activity than for time and the work done
indicates these properties have good future As yet
these properties where the work has been done start
hardly been made and it is predicted that the day not far
distant when they will be better producers than they in the
early days.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
C. D'A. SILVER LEAD PROMISING

The foreman of the Occur Alene Silver Lead Mining
nanv brought out specimens encouraging looking
from the property week. Drifting vein we'll defined by
both walls has been done for So feet The total nea tunnel work
done date the property amounts to 600 feet 1t believed
by the that continuance of the drift for 100 200
feet should disclose some rich
The Silver Cable which lies east Of the Silver Lead has
pared for the uninterrupted work and drifting towards
the Silver Lead line comparison Of the vein filling in bot
nroperties shows them be identical and promising
The property was touched by the forest fires The
owns six patented claims Plans for the development OF the
ertv include the driving of the main tunnel 5000 feet from the
headwaers the South Fork This will give depth of from
1900 to 1900 feet on the ledge
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
BLUE BELL EXPOSES ORE
Big Greek Property Gets Assays of 33
Per Cent at 1900 feet.

Excellent reports coming from the Blue Bell property
Biz Creek Ore running 19 33 has been exposed
Gently and with the continuation of the drift little further the
management expects to put it on producing basis.
The Blue Bell has of the finest surface showngs in the
district being similar geoogicay to the Bunker Hill and Last
lChance but having width from 200 300 feet with ggan
tic oucop The ledge in Revette quartze similar the big
mines district shown by Professional Paper No. 62 of
the United States Geological survey.
The main tunnel Of the Blue Bell in 1900 feet and has
been we'll mneazed all the way showing gradual Improvement
up present face where the mentioned above
made FROM
The property under steady development with day and night
shifts and the contractors Of their voton taking haf
stock payment for their work. and feel optimistic Of the
results expecting open important shoot within another
100 feet.
The company IL full claims of 24O The
officers are a. G. H. Landgren of Chicago PRESIDENT Axel
Swan vice president; Hedin. secretary and treasurer
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
NEWS FROM MURRAY CAMP
Shipments Expected To Exceed Any In
The History OF That Section.

Notwithstanding there has bsen of interest in the min
ing industry throughout the country during the past two or three
owing to the financial disturbance and low price OF metals
the North Side camp been making steady II not as rapid
az might be desired the Murray Sum- That this is true
one needs only the condition OF our mines and
with their condition ago. Good progress has
been made on all and large bodies have been developed
that nsures their speedily becoming large and steady producers
With the completion of equipment the Monarch and Backhorse
w only matter Of days away the shipments from the
Gimp will exceed far anything in their history and that spite
o. the fact that the Bearto good producer is temporarily tied
up by litigation
The Granite Allie has during the summer sunk another hun
dred feet on the ledge and the drift from this station is opening
nm fine body of ore larger dimensions and higher grade than
the excellent large body the
that the body with depth ana proving oeycno
ah ub, That this will be one of the future great mines Of the
district During the small mill has been installed here
which at present we informed turning out some excellent
However this mill is by far too small to meet the
demands Of the mine and it only matter OF time when Will
have replaced by mill greater capacity so that the tonnage
that the mine is capable producing be handled and made to
large dividends.
Farther up canyon Cedar Greek the property the Cedar
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
TRANS CONTINENTAL WORKS S

Five men are now employed the Trans Continental property
adjoining the Hunter This like its neghbor sinking
poton The shaft le ge matter several srngers Of
tac we'll mineralized showing at the bottom.
The company has completed dry house for the accommodation
Of the EMPLOYEES and has built blacksmith shop While it tire
Intention to install electric pumps and machinery this cannot be
line at present and handpump has been installed which is
proving quite satisfactory.
The being developed by assessment and
the stockholders generally showing prompnes in
snodnp than at first The board intends carry the work
with vgor and prove the property William Schierdng OF Muan
is manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
REPORT ON NORTH FRANKLIN

The following report has been made by the North Franklin
Mining company to shareholders announcing the levy of
No. s.:
November II, 1910.
To the Stockholders of the North Franklin Mining Company
At regular meeting Of the directors held the 14h inst
Manager Norman Ebbley reported as follows:
Since the report made June H. 1870 the north crosscut has
been extended for distance of 400 feet cutting two strong
breaks the formation AS yet there has been drifting done
on either these The first break cut about $50 feet north
the which the drift to the west was heretofore
reported This break vein shows considerable strength and
may possibly be the Star en however will be necessary to do
work order determine this point and the intention
drift Is to SO feet to show the strike
and Dip also get line the broken material be-
tween walls determine possible which is the most promising
vein which should be drifted west on.
This west drift should show interesting develop
men as certainly presents possibilities in going toward the Star
mine with large proven body and getting nearer to
point directly north the body in the Morning mne also
gaining depth very rapidly
The will be discontinued as there has been no
change for time and be out OF the zone OF
assuring.
The companys loss by FIRE approximately $500 which
included buildings blacksmith shop timbers at portal of tunnel
venatng apparatus me tools etc. all of which have been
placed and are in good working condition
The secretary treasurer report herewith will show that 1t
to have more order carry the work.
it was deemed advisable levy small
notice Of which will be found herewith and it urged that stock
holders remit promptly reducing the expenses incident TO
advertising the delnquentist
Respectfully submitted,
NORMAN EBBLEY,
Manager.
Report submitted at regular meeting OF
the Directors Of the North Franklin Mining Company held
November H. 1910.
| RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand last report, June II, 1910 22ls
Receipts from Asst No. levied June a, 1910 46O63l
Receipts from delinquent assessments oSo 4e
Total $516l. 81
Tunnel contracts s2e7oo(
printing stationery and postage 42.&
s,lares Including managers SAL and exp) 2452(
Taxes ~. v
Legal expense o'W
Supplies oS4.os
Extra labor ooLot
Iau;no and Livery 483!
n;rectors meetings 25.O
Cash on hand Nov. H. 1910 6SIo
49,"
IT. Total $516l.9
i Respectfully submitted
- GARY C. BURKE.
Secretary Treasurer.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
DIRECTORS ELECTED

The special meeting Of the Reindeer held Tues
day and we'll attended About shares Of stock O Of
total represented The old board was reelected
by shares against for several others
nominated Lyman Wood vice president received the entire
vote cast.
Manager Herrck announced that station had been cut and
sinking started the ledge Good exposed 10 the wnk
so far done.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
AMAD0R NINE TO OPERATE
Shipments Will Be Made From Two
Levels Within Next 60 Days 1. t1-.

Arrangements being made for operating the Amadr
again. 1t is expected shipments will be commenced
within 60 and of the good exDosed the
46oot and 7OOot levels sent the seter After mutud
nous vcisstudes the affairs of the company being brought
the period of deness that E. Macknnon is
longer interested in the mining company which the only
Amado companies kind Of shape The Railroad
the hands Of receiver and there at
tachens against the Consolidated company and Smer
pany the mine embarrassed The management Of the
mining company in the hands of local men with the exception
of R. G. Mcintosh of Spokane who is president.
An assessment of cent recently levied to provide
funds for operation. e
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-11-17
COPPER KING NEARS LEDGE
Hardships Have Been Overcome and
Returns Expected Within SO Days


After months of patient waiting by the stockholders Of
the Copper King Mining and Smelling Company Of Mulan and
months of toll effort overcoming obstacles on the
of the management the day draws close when the reward
be gasped Within the next go days and possibly IN na OF
that time the big tunnel being under the direction Manag-
Harry Ingalls, will be in the ledge and what will thep ee ex
posed only be imagined from the excellent indications OF ore
on all sides
In the levy the last assessment complete this work the
following report operations and expenditures has been furnsa
ed stockholders:
November l5 1910.
To the Stockholders of the Copper King Mining Smelling CO.
November 1910 the lower No. tunnel on the Cop
King property had been completed tor distance
feet which leaves 800 feet drive to reach the survey
point This work will be completed the latter part ct December
Owing variations in Dip it is impossible give you exact
which the tunnel will open the ven but may he eS-
pected any time after January /. 1911.
The tunnel has been driven far at total cost Ut $l65
foot which price includes expenditure made by the
company since starting this work. Deductng the cost Of build
ng machinery and other initial equipment the actual cost Of
driving the tunnel has been $685. 1888 49, for $500 feet amounting
to $l212t per foot.
This record will compare favorab with the cost other
p hdstrict and believe less foot cost than
the majority
Below financial statement showing cash receipts and dis
bursements to November l. 1910.
Balance Old National Bank June l. 1908 $ 2S76.50
Collected from assessments and sales Of stock 4S8S2A
DISBURSEMENTS
Cost of buildings Aume lines, pipe lines
machinery and labor 12794O5
Building electric power line 3646S
Exchange for cash 1910
Exchange checks 80
Cost of driving $500 feet of tunnel, la. -
bor. powder, power track. rails
0verdraft t'0 'a'"'e 4seol
! $5l.s57 76$ 61.s67.76
Besides the cash the company has collected & 6 shares OF
stock which has been placed in the treasury Out OF this amount
1856 55 shares have been sod which leaves balance Of
shares on hand
It is necessary for the company to call assessment
complete the tunnel work. and do drifting on
the We may have drift from 100 to 400 feet beyond the
survey point besides other work of necessity In the development
of new nine Below you will find official notice Of the ASSESS
ment
! Sincerely Yours.
4 COPPER KING MINING SMELTlNG CO..
\ BY H. w. INGALLS,.
d Secretary Treasurer
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
Obe Jeffersonian
FARMERS UNION PAGE
WATCH YOUR FARM PAPER.

When you see in some farm paper
an editorial or article in favor of the
Ship Subsidy STEAL please remember
that the Farmers National Congress,
the National Grange, and every State
Grange, have invariably and most
emphatically denounced that steal;
and that the Merchant Marine
League, that is back of the Ship Sub
sidy steal, is spending money very
freely.
We don't believe that any real
farm paper can be bought. We do
not know any editor of farm paper
that, in our opinion, can be bought
However, it is just as we'll to look
out for articles or credentials in ia
for of Ship Subsidy.
By the way, if a Ship Subsidy is
the best way and the only way to
build up a Merchant Marine, why is
it that France, which pays the heavi-
est subsidies, can scarcely increase
it's Merchant Marine, while Germany
which pays the least subsidies of any
nation that pays any, is building up
it's Merchant Marine at faster rate
than any other nation? = Illinois
Farmer.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
JefferSOnian Club News
NOTICE..

Owing to the fact that there was
adjourned term of court at the time
announced for the purpose of or
ganizing a Jeffersonian Club at
Swainsboro, of which we did not
know until after the announcement
was published the meeting was post
poned, and now we hereby notify all
persons interested to be and appear
at the courthouse in Swainsboro,
Ca, Emanuel county, on Saturday,
February the 18th, at 10 a. NJ, for
the purpose of organizing a Jeffer-
sonian Club
Hoping that all who are interested
in the uplift of our country socially,
financially and politically, regard
less of Party will be there, and
let's have one of the best CLUBS" in
the State.
$50 mote it be-"
Yours for real reform,
S. J. Cowan.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
DOING GOOD WORK.

Kuhn's Rheumatic Remedy, the
advertisement of which, Drive At
rheumatism, appears in this issue,
is doing a very good work, in curing
rheumatism, judging by the letters
IN the advertisement from cured
former sufferers. This remedy was
flrst offered in 1898, over sixteen
years ago. and has gained splendid
reputation as a cure for Rheuma-
tism. This Company has been ad-
Vertising in this paper for long
time, and many of our readers have
used and praise their remedy. These
readers got a free bottle through the
offer in the advertisement, which you
should do if you have Rheumatism.
The Company is doing big business,
IS reliable and will do just what they
say in their advertisement.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
YERBA SANTA

The Holy Herb" of the In
dams and the Mission Fathers of
the West, is very pretty ever
green plant, which grows in most
inaccessible places in the noun
tains of California and Northern
Mexico. The leaves are dark
green, completely vanished by a
copious coating of resin. This
resinous compound is marvellous
cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis
and consumption. In many places,
the plant is known as "Consump-
tlves' Weed, Mountain Balm,
or, among the Mexicans, "Yerba
Santa. Made into hot tea, it
is palatable, warns quicker than
whisky, and is absolutely harm
less. It will cure the obstinate
cases of throat and lung trouble;
and 1T is a specific in intestinal
disorders.
Send me silver dime, or ten
cents in stamps, and I will mail
you a sample of the "Holy Herb,
which at one time saved my life.
1t can not hurt you, and if you
have cough, cold, bronchitis, or
even pneumonia, it will cure you.
CARL BROWNE, CalistOga, Cal.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
TO THE PUBLIC!

Gentlemen:-All the members of
the Jeffersonian Club No. II, of Cor
nelia, Ca, will please take notice
that the time of meeting hereafter
will be on the first Monday evening
in every month at 1880 o'clock D. m.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
PAGE ELEVEN

The place of meeting to be at the
office of Ernest J. Kimsey until fur
Their arrangements can be made. We
want to urge every member to attend
any and every meeting whenever
possible. Will have some very i'm
portant business to attend to at our
next meeting. Let everybody be on
hand.
Yours for purity in politics,
ERNEST J. KIMSEY, Sec.
Cornelia, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
PL AIN TRUTH
A MONTHLY MAGAZINE, 81 PAGES
By J. A. SCARBORO,
A Son of Georgia, Minister and
Student.

This Magazine is digging up and
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missions. Its Editor has studied
two books on the subject and knows
what he is doing. DR.. J. N. Hall,
late Editor of the Baptist Flag, the
most widely circulated Baptist pa
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boro was associated as Editor of
that paper, said of him: -. A. Scar
boro is the best informed man on
missions in America" The cham
p1ons of the present system have
declined to meet him in both press
and on rostrum. His Magazine is
full OF facts, evidence and argu-
ments which can not be refuted. He
is Treasurer of the General Asso-
cation Of Baptist Churches, and has
the confidence and enjoys the en-
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Pastor of one Of the best churches
IN the land and just in his prime
and in the thickest of the battle for
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10

If you want Real enjoyment, send
ten cents for a copy of Humorist.
Address Publisher Humorist. St
Louis, Mo- In ordering your read
ing matter, don't fail to include the
Humorist.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1910-02-10
ISN'T 1T TIME FOR THE UNION
TO WAKE?

Brethren, why is it that we hear
such a fuss and see nothing edo
ing?"
Why do not some of the members
with backbone" get to work right?
is it because they are afraid, or is it
because they are like am-think it
is the other fellows business? This
will do no longer. Something must
be done, and that at once, if we
would save this our best friend, the
Union
| have the plan if I can get the
following to back me up. We could
accomplish wonders if we would only
get at the work in systematic way.
Now,if you will stick to the Union
and for the right thing, talk the mat
ter up in your local and county I'M
ions, and send the following message
to The Jeffersonian:
we, Local Union, (give name and
number and secretary's name and
address.) Or we, County Union
(here give name and address of cOun-
ty secretary. viii stand for the
right and good of the Union''
We know that The Jeffersonian is
not Union paper, but we can use it's
columns, and it stands for fair,
clean deal
Now if we get enough locals and
counties to stand together by sending
in the above report, we will write YOU
a personal letter and explain some
things to you that we dare not put in
the columns of any newspaper, even a.
Union paper, for we do not wish to
divulge any secret Of our institution.
FrYry IL,
SOnal correspondence.
In my last letter [ said something
about the Union Cotton Company
at Macon, and by mistake they got it
collar company.
Why was it that at the last State
Union the delegates did not investi-
gate the shortage shown in the min
utes of the previous State Union?
Why did J. T. Lee find so much
fault with Brother w: w. Webb as
president of the Consolidated Ware
house Company until he resigned, and
then claim that Brother Webb was on
the right track?
Why did the Union City ring find
fault with r. e. Barfield as manager
of the Savannah Office of the CONSOLE
dated Warehouse Company, until
Brother Webb resigned, and then do
all that they could to get Brother
Barfield to hold the office on?
Why was the Augusta office open
ed without the knowledge or con-
sent Of Brother Webb, who was
president at that time?
Think, brethren, think, and then
act, and act with vim. Say that
our Union will and must live.
Do not be discouraged. We have
good men to put at the helm. We
have honest men to rule. We have
men who will not be led into
schemes of graft. We have men
who will not get the bighead and
die or kill the Union if you put them
in office.
Take courage, be of good cheer,
and we will win after all.
Let us hear from you. The VIC
tory is yours if you will hold out to
the end
Remember that I am in the fight
for the right.
Why does not J. T. Lee resign,
and not be put out?
We think that if Brother Lee had
the interest of the Union at heart,
as he claims to have, that he would
resign after there has arisen such a
controversy.
Brother Lee, let us have the goods,
and we ought to have them, or get
out of the way and let some other
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-22
WOMEN FILE ARGUMENTS
AGAINST EQUAL SUFFRAGE

Salem, Or.-Members of the Ore
gon State association opposing the ex-
tension of suffrage to women, filed
an argument Thursday in which the
ballot title Of the initiative petition,
proposing an amendment to the con-
stitution giving women right to vote,
is assailed The members of the as
sociation maintain in the argument
that the only effect of the proposed
ament is to take the word "male" out
of the qualifications of voters and
give the ballot to women. while the
following clause about "tax-paying
women" is pure buncomb The as
sociation further opposes the proposed
amendment by citing the results of
elections heretofore on the same is
sue as follows:
In 1900, the measure was beaten by
a plurality Of 2137 votes; in 1906 by
1918, while in 1908 it was defeated
by a majority of 21,649. On account
of these figures growing larger each
succeeding year. the opposers claim
that the majority of the general fe-
male population in this state, desire
to remain under the protection Of the
other sex. Different writer's and
speakers are quoted IN the argument,
among the prominent ones being Out
da, the novelist; Cardinal Gibbons and
Senator Root. Mrs. Francis ]. Bailey
of Portland, is president of the asso-
citation. while the names of 13 other
officials are signed to the argument