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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

WEST POINT-The births and deaths
ton sdIP s'rint IN the West Point registra
WEST POINT-The trade excursion Of
the Omaha and South Omaha business men
Is scheduled for West Point on October 26
NEBRASKA CITY-A warrant was
OF Talmage. charged With being dip,
somaniao.
NEBRASKA CITY-C. r. Burlington has
Bellows FAILS VI iSs seSTgss ~ IRON m here 70
surteient help to operate the same.
IGHTON-Itepublican candidate for
governor 9. II, Aldrich, Was in this city
vpeeoh IN the Afternoon setting foTtb he
virtues OF county option
TABLE ROCK-The hieh school teams
OF lawson and Table Rock crossed bats
and at the close OF the game the seogs
stood to I'm favor OF Table Rock.
NEST PoINr-A mass meeting Of the
ciuNens mas been called to formulate
plans for holding a corn show In connee-
ton with the Farmers Institute and Poul-
try show to be held here in January.
ssCHUYLER-Mrs Hannah Riley died
after an illness lasting for several weeks.
Mrs. Riley came to ColfaN county In the
early 'lOs and resided here ever since.
EUSrIS-Many farmers are bringing In
samples Of corn. 1t Il an 20 the good ana
VIII run from twenty TO fifty bushels per
acre The recent showers have put the
SCHUYLER--C. II. Aldrieh OF Da,,ia
city republican candidate for governor.
viii be In Schuyler on Thursday evening
November 3 70 deliver an address 10 me
voters Of ColfaN county on the issues OF
the campaign.
NEBRASKA CITY-The general store Of
L. "A. kropp was entered By burglars iast
evening and robbed. The burglars entered
~ breaking out a back window and
carried OFT the entire stock OF cutlery, to-
baoco and many eRtables.
NEBRASKA Wtlhelmina Tom has
fileo a suit IN the district court Tor a al
Noroe from her husband, George Tom,
married az Rockport. No, June 2s 1910 She
charges desertion and nonsuppOrt.
EUSTIS-R. ID. Sutherland democratic
COM teaa!ohal nominee OF the big Fifth,
and = T, Grunden OF Elwood. Candidate
10 legislatoTial hon0rs will speak IN Eustia
on Thursday. October ~ The opera house
has been engased for the occasion.
COZAD-Pipe ia now being laid for the
new water works ana the power house is
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
Spalding Wants
Frank Chance to
Go Into Politics
Tells the Base Ball Manager that He
Can Be Elected Governor of
California.

CHICAGO, oct. ESPECIAL Telegram)-
A. G. Spalding, candidate for United States
senator from California and manager Of
the first team that ever won a national
league pennant for Chicago, called at Cub
headquarters personally 10 congratulate
Frank Chance, manager Of the latest
National league pennant winners. The
gray haired veteran was introduced to the
peerless leader" and warmly congratu-
lated him on his success in bringing his
great team back to the front.
You can be elected governor OF Cali
fornia when you go back, was the way
the senatorial asDirant greeted Chance.
You are a native son and l am only an
adopted one. Everywhere have been l
found that state proud of your success 1t
is great honor TO win four National
league pennants and you surely are to be
congratulated.
They are trying TO make a politician
out OF me out there They expect me to
run for the senatorship and l declined. The
declination was not accepted and finally
was drafted into the game. Once in It,
am, Of course, as ANXIOUS to win as /
ever was to win a ball game. The spirit
is the same l won my first game in the
primaries. seventy-six to sixty, which
sounds like an old-time base ball score,
doesn't IL.
Mr. Spalding was greatly surprised and
delighted by gift from President Murphy.
1t was a base ball which Mr spRlding
himself had pitched in a game forty years
ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
HHsHIq9N
Goods Ex- Friends
Resent Dupllclty
Probing Into His Methods DisolOses
How He Deceived Candidates
at Primary.

BRADSHAW, Neb.. oct S-(special)-
Many friends OF G. A. Gilbert. recent dem
ocratic candidate for nomination Of con-
gresham feel like resenting the action Of
. f. Good. who took advantage not only
OF Mr. Gilbert. but also Candidates Bailey.
Mains and Miller II seems that there was
a sort Of genuemen's agreement between
Good and one or two OF the candidates,
and according 70 a statement OF a well
known and prominent democrat Good led
tho other candidates on the democratic
ticket to believe that he would not make a
canvass, but would let the democrats of
this district exercise their rights and
preference. The democrats not only In
York but throughout the district, who
learned Of this implied agreement. sup
pored that Good would this time stay good.
IL was the same old story Of the many
political turns and schemes played by Good
in years past. Now a number OF demo-
Gratis have expressed themselves that Good
took undue advantage Of the other candl-
dates when just few days before the
primary he made a whirlwind sun hunt
campaign for the nomination, thereby TAX
Ing advantage Of the other candidates.
a prominent minister OF York, speaking
Of Judge Goods candidacy for judge Of the
district court In this district, when he was
running against r. c. Power OF York, said:
THE members Of the ministerial temper
ance organization OF this district. whose
officers principally live al York, will not
again become the dupes OF this man Good.
In that campaign Good managed to get the
endorsement Of the Ministerial Temperance
cirque and at the same time he played fast
and loose with the saloonmen, and not
only was endorsed by the saloon element,
Al IA
letter OF endorsement from the Temperance
Ministerial league, signed by one or more
officers, ministers living here in York. The
temperance workers Of York county have
become wise and when Mr.. Good comes
around with that am Good calling at
tention to his record in calling the grand
jury at York which Investigated and found
indictments against few who sold liquor,
the temperance people know Of the ASSOC
citation of Good with the liquor element"
In this district Good has been able in
each campaign for district Judge to work
both temperance and liquor elements, but
from now on the voters are wise, and while
he has been able to get the good will Of
both elements, something at this election
will make Mr. Good understand that the
people may be fooled once or twice, but
no. all the time.
The republicans say that 1t is not neces-
sary to investigate Goods political methods
because so many OF his former friends will
do It.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
MANY AT MISSIONARY MEETING
Interesting Program in which Many
Take a Part.

Take a Part.
TECUMSEH, Neb., Oct. 9-(Special.)-
Great enthusiasm continues in the meeting
of the Topeka branch OF the woman's
Foreign Missionary society of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church, in session in this
city over 200 delegates are present, COM
ing from eight or nine different states.
The afternoon session Friday opened
with a memorial service for Mrs. ]. C..
shattuck, first corresponding secretary Of
the branch society Miss Ella Watson of
Lincoln presented the foreign work OF the
society.
Miss Agnes SAKE OF Muttra, india and
Miss Rebecca Watson OF Japan followed
with presentations OF the work in these
fields. Last evening Rev. Benjamin Baker
OF Agmere, India, secretary OF the ALI
lrdia Epworth league made an address on
india, Its Greatness and It's Needs" At
the close Miss Ethel ellis OF Rosario
South America. sang the national anthem
OF the Argentine Republic and, by request
the Glory Song" the audience joining In
the refrain.
The Saturday morning session was de-
voted to the election OF officers, resulting
in the reelection OF Mrs. Hiram Imboden
Of Wichita, Kan, as president and Miss
Ella Watson of Lincoln as corresponding
secretary. The afternoon session was de-
voted to business and to brief addresses
by the missionaries. This evening there
was mass meeting Of young people, with
Miss Reta Freeman OF Kansas city in
charge
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
att Beats AM

This is quoted from a letter Of NJ. Stock.
well. Hannibal, Mo: Il recently USED
Foley's Honey End Tar for the first time
To say 1 am pleased does not half ex-
press my feelings. 1t beats all the remedies
/ ever used. contracted a bad cold and
was threatened with pneumonia. The first
doses gave great relief and one bottle com
pistsly cured me-" Contains no oplates
Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

kEARNEY. Neb, Oct Especial -
Elaborate preparations are being made
Tor the ceremonies that will accompany
the unveiling Of the soldiers and sailors
monument In this city on the 9th OF Oc-
tooer. Several prominent men OF the state
wiz be present and deliver speeches All
the school children OF the city. two brass
bands, the Second regiment band, a com
pany Of the state militia and veterans OF
the Grand Army will make up the parade
previous TO the unwilling and the dav will
be set aside as holiday.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
oUMMINs ON THE TARIFF PLANK
says HIS Iowa speech States His
pnnItinn IN tha nnenainn

says HIS Iowa speech states His
Position on the Question,
NEW YORK, oct. S-(Special Telegram.)
When asked tonight his opinion OF the
New York state tariff plank, Senator AL
bert b. Cummins OF Iowa said:
Il only wish 10 say one thing regarding
the New York state tariff plank. There
Is on record public documentary speech
at the Iowa republican state convention.
In this think my views upon the tariff
are plainly set forth. Insofar as the re-
publican tariff plank in New York agrees
with that speech favor II. So far as the
plank differs from my speech l disagree
with the platform.
Il put this matter this way purposely.
as believe It will be a good thing TO have
tho voters OF the country look up and
carefully read the platform and also my
speech"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

could not do any of
my homework. M
Sickness was called
RetrofieXion. When
j would sit down 1
felt Is If 1 could not
get up. 1 took
Lydia r. Pinkham's
Vege ia BILE Com
pound and did Just
as you told me and
now / am perfectly
cured, and have &
big baby bow
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

The best plaster. A piece OF flannel
dampened with Chamberlalns Liniment
and bound over the affected parts is SUI
perior to a plaster and costs only one-tenth
as much. For sale by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

HAVE you BEAD THE NEW BooWS
The Rebuilding Of King SOlomOn'a Temnis
by j. H. Franklin. This book ~ stsff
Ing the movement 20 rebuild tie fam9,,..
Temple az Jerusalem
Historical, Instructive and Interesting
Makes a valuable present What Uncle
Toms Cabin was 10 the Civil War, this
book Is 70 the rebuilding OF the Temple
Price, Rl.Bo-At An Book stores.
OMAHA NEWS CO., DistrtbutAru.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
shaffer Has an Ice MIne.

DEADWOOD, s. D., oct. s.-(special,)-
a small town south OF here on
the Burlington, boasts a natural ice plant.
1t Is owned by Harry shaffer and is an old
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

mine drift ninety feet in length. Vapors
arising from the drift; freeze even in sum-
MGR and keep the temperature always
about twelve degrees above zero, forming
natural ice several Inches thick. which
Mr.. Shaffer uses for domestic purposes,
while tho drift is also used Tor cold storage
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

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trademark picture of
the beroid man,
shown herewith, which
appears on the outside
of each roll.
RUBERoID RooFINos
manufactured by The
Standard Paint Co., is
made of wool felt. It's
value lies in the gum
with which it is saturat-
ed and coated so that
the gum and wool in
combination make Run
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
A Life Sentence

Of suffering with lung and throat trouble
is quickly commuted by Dr.. Kings New
Discovery. 5Oc and S-O0. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
ANOTHER
WOMAN
CURED
ByLydia E. Plnkham's
Vegetable Compound

Black Duck, Minn.--"About a year
ago wrote you that / was sick and
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10


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This famous medicine for women
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the female organism. Women resid-
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the United States bear willing testi-
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Mrs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass,
invites all sick women to write
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and always helpful.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

In order that the advertiser may get the
best results for money Invested, he must
reach the buyer by the most direct and
reliable channel. The Bee Is that channel
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
RHEUMATISM
Munyon's Rheumatism Cur
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

he Key to tbe situatiOn-Bes Want Ads.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

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Omaha daily bee., 1910-10-10

"AA HGAAAnk AAnueE9s
Two battalions OF the Fourth infantry
gave the shelter tent drill. with the call
to arms aud wall scaling 10 lend excite
ment. Much amusement was afforded the
spectators by the varying degrees of
alacrity with which the men went over
the ten-foOt wall To some the climb
was evidently a picnic, while to others
it was as hard as climbing tho golden
stairs Will be 10 certain persons given
bad regulations In the Bible, except that
the soldiers got there" in some way,
until the last man had been swung up
by the two comrades holding his gun.
They were not compelled TO climb back
That would be too much like punish
ment," said Major Nicholson, who had
watched the work with the eye OF a
connoisseur.
And. talking OF Major Nicholson, that
frisky young veteran will lead his cav
alrymen out this morning for a 24O-miie
hike 20 Fort Riley. If the weather
holds" says the major, I'VE shall do
very well, and we want the newspaper
men and the preachers 20 pray for US,
that we may have an Indian summer
jaunt"
All the army men have been as Egree-
able as they possibly could be TO the news
paper workers who have had 20 do with
them, and many OF the departing officers
said yesterday afternoon that they had
enjoyed immensely their stay IN Omaha.
They will 80 away with words Of praise
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
COPPER QUEEN TO WORK
Arrangements Being Made to Operate
Sister Property to Reindeer.

Operations the Copper Queen will start within the 80
days B. Crawford made inspection of the this
week with view to awarding contract and the editor of The
Miner privileged examine the workings with Mr. Craw
ford The Copper Queen certainly has excellent showing in
the workings and with the proof furnished by it's neghbo
the Reindeer that the down and improves it
there little question but that Copper Queen will day be
producer of high grade copper large scale.
good deal Of exploratory work done the surface and
the ledge traced several hundred feet along the hill In places it
is steep as to be almost impossible follow There
oucroppngs several places the usually associated
with ore bearing leads in this district.
The No. l. tunnel, which by the old Stevens Peak
company before forfeited the property through negecng to
comply with the provisions followed the lead in
several hundred feet and then turned to the SOUTH following
blind lead for 2OOO feet The main lead here is well
defined and copper be found in every particle of the vein
filling The formation is ST. Regis with good showing of both
Burke and Revette
The No. tunnel where present company has been doing
it's development recently This follows vein several
hundred feet and wall Defined the other WALL judging from
surface indications 40 feet away but horse prorudes into the
ledge which at times might be mistaken for awa In this tunnel
beautiful specimens of bnte and maate be found and in
places the chacopyrtes solid Here in No. tunnel it
impossible to find piece of quartz that does carry considerable
copper There the characteristics the Reindeer and
owing the Of separation Of very low grade could be
+ treated proftably.
Owing the fact that the cabins and blacksmith shop
partly wiped and the remainder badly damaged by snowsdes
this spring it probable that further will be done this
altitude but main working tunnel from point we'll down
the hill which will give depth 500 600 feet below the work
ings mentioned with tunnel 1000 feet long
The directors have not decided what work will be done
this probably depending Mr. Crawods of his latest
inspection certain that the Copper Queen too good looking
property to be allowed to lie idle.
The company claims of which heavily
mbered and the creek running through the property fed from
lakes with ineXhausbe supply. The directors E. B.
Crawford A. McRae D. E. Keys Tonnes Nelson and c. D.
Miller Mr. Miller secretary and Mr. Crawford president and
manager.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11

depth the vein of about 14OO feet from the surface and
show two shoots of fair grade milling
Twelve hundred feet above them the No. tunnel and wnze
which sunk from it. show 10foot vein which is well filled
with carbonate much of of shipping grade This the
body that known the No. shoot in the lower
tunnel The No. shoot not found this level because
the workings extended far enough east to reach it.
During the shut down the property has been examined by
John H. Nordqus Of the foremost engineers in the Occur
dAees Fremont S. Rowe superintendent of the Heca mine
Gushing Moore state mining inspector and formerly engineer
ofhe Federal company R. Merriam and George HUSTON also
engineers of high standing All that the Black Bear now
requires very little development to put it producing
basis and recommend the work which the has
decided begin Each predicts that the prases will develop
large and profitable bodies and advises the immediate equip
ment Of the property with concentration
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
SURELY A NINE
Second Car Will be Shipped This Week
Resources Steadily Increasing.

Inc REINDEER has left the prospective stage 1t mine The
second car OF will be shipped within the few days and
being from the up about GO feet This 30
1ee long and 10 feet wide and literally full of Through
tne center solid streak of copper prtes the entire length
ms varies IN width from few inches to upwards Of two feet
ana some splendid specimens have been taken by visitors
lhe work now in direct charge Of F. Tag Hayes who Is
carrying out the instructions of Manager Herrick
The hand gs giving entire satisfaction turning out nice
grade OF concentrates The is roughly sorted before going
the gs and estimated that the crude being sacked for
shipment will run 80 per cent copper.
From present indications the property is only sefsus
tanning basis but surplus fund.- applicable payment div
dends can be created
Despite the excellent condition and the large ore show
Ing exposed the stock selling lower than when the drift first
entered the ore bearing ledge.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
BLACK BEAR con. ELECTION
Peter Bernier Again Heads Promising
Property of Canyon Creek.

The Black Bear Consolidated company held it's annual meeting
and elected Peter Berne Louis E. Haney John P Gray s. D.
ex and A. Nicholas directors The latter is from Spokane
Officers elected Peter Berner president Mr. Hany vice
president: Otto A. Olsson secretary treasurer 4
The property has been idle for the last three months for the
first tina since was equipped with machinery three
Work start,d this week with force of five men,
This will consist in uprasing the No ore shoot and
later on an uprase will also be made the No 1t is hoped
as soon these upraes workings connection with them
have been sufficiently advanced permit production
able scale to equip the property with mill as the management
is confident that thereafter be taken out to deay
all the expenses of operation and development:
The working Of the mns is rosscut tunnel
with about the sam amount Of drifts and coscuts beyond the
pot where the vein first encountered These workings
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
RAINBOW DRIFT IN 1000 FEET

The lower drift the property of the Rainbow Mining
is in 1000 feet addition which about $50 feet Of
crosscuttng has been done and diagonal drifting high
grade srngers Of copper that exposed from time
time The showing in the present face of the drift is most
couragng.
The company is working shift present but if pans
being perfected mature second shift will be added
The property of the company located in Shields guch
Osborne adjoining the property of the Argentine The latter
company has shipped large amount of high grade The Rain
bow being developed under The direction of George Austin who
has awarded contract for 400 feet to ]. W. Miller.
The property has been kept under continuous development
the past few years.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1910-08-11
HYPOTHEEK ORE WIDENING.
Copper Assaying from 21 to 80 Per Cent
Exposed for 80 Feet.

Improvement of material character reported from the Hypo-
hek property Kingston For about 80 feet along footwa
there has been running from six inches to foot in width
This has wdened out again during the work of the past few days.
Ore OF lower grade is shown the entire face Of the tunnel
but the ledge has not been and the width is unknown
but on the 8OOoot level 200 feet above had average width
Of IL feet Within the next $50 feet of drifting the best showing
made in the mine will be reached on the 10Ooo level and here
an ore body of magnitude may be expected.
Assays taken various points along the exposed have
given returns in copper varying from 24 per @
cent Progress being made the rate Of three four feet
day.
The stock largely held by Canadian capitalists and the Quay
family Of Kingston the property having been located BY Octave
Quay about "a years ago. S4ss