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The evening world., 1911-10-11
McInniS Of Athletics May Not Play Saturday,;
Doyle Of CLANS Resting Ankle for OPENING of Series

II IS a question as to whether or not the Athletics wall
be able to put their full strength in the field Saturday
afternoon when they meet the Giants in the first game
of the worlds series. as First Baseman Jack McInnis is
still suffering from an injury to his right wrist. received
some two weeks ago by one Of the shoots from the de-
livery OF George Mullin. the Detroit boxman. Although
his hand wasn't broken by the accident. the ligaments
were 50 badly torn that the young star Is still out OF the
game, and II looks as though his place will be filed during
the series by Harry Davis. who Is nothing more than a has
been now. having lost his batting eye and fielding prowess.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Shades
Sammy KeNa,
IsInI,- v Do ELtn-ns MoHlL

'7INlf. no Inc h'thahs NoIdl
CLEVELAND, o., oct. H. Harry
Forbes Of Chicago, former bantam
hampton Of the world. showed that he
$ 4 sure en0ug. comeback In his ten
ound boat vita sammy kellar, the
english bantam. lie had a shade the
aettcr OF the bout, but no decision was
made. Forbes was very aggressive and
.ad moro strength n a better puncA
nan h.H opponent lie forced the fight
.us ,n tnv ea.iJ Ivuui, aud seemed u
sure winner, but hcilar improved as
the bout prDgrc-Fnl, ana gave a brill
liant exhibition AZ ducldng, blocking
considered maryellohe.
The evening world., 1911-10-11

Larry Doyle, the captain and second baseman OF the
Giants, who hurt his ankle sliding to first in the game
al brooklyn. Is not confined to his bed. or anything like
that, but outdoors every day walking just as we'll as ever.
fte Is not suffering any pain at all from the injury, and
could get into the game to-day II he wanted to, but thinks
II advisable to rest at least another day so there Will be
no danger Of being crlpplCs so that he cannot take part In
the worlds series opening Saturday. II Doyle could not
play his absence would be Just as much felt by the New
Workers as Mclnnis Will be missed II he does not get into
the fray for the Philadelphia champions.
The evening world., 1911-10-11

In 1905 Billy Gilbert Weakest Batter
of the Giants. Led Both Teams In Hit
ting and Drove In More Runs Than
Mike Doniin and Bresnahan.
In 1909 Babe Adams, a Youngsfey
Without a Record, Won The Worlds
Title for the Pirates While the Vet.
Grams Failed.
In 1910 Ira Thomas, Who Was Figured
as being Weak, Made Johnny king
Look Like a Minor Lacquer.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Moha Not Able to Meet Klaus,

BOSTON, Oct. 1.-THE Armory A. A.
bouts ave been postponed till to-mor-
row night, Bob Moha OF Milwaukee
will not meet Frank Klaus at the
Armory A. 4. that night. An X-ray
examination of Moha's wrist yesterday
Shove that he had fractured a bone
and could not possibly box. The club
Is trying to get a good substitute to
meet Klaus.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
ADVANCE GUARD OF BASEBALL
ARMY HERE.

The advance guard OF the baseball
army which Is on its way to New
York for the annua conclaye began
to trickle In yesterday and by night
quite a bunch We're threshing out the
old times and making predictions on
the coming battle, one OF the first OF
the old guard to arrive was Hughey
Jennings. manager OF tho Tigers. He,
The evening world., 1911-10-11
PUGILISTIC T

Young Saylor. the Indianapolis light wed ght, who
suddenly sprGng into prominence b. btadag Ba.-
hinS Nelson In a tws'ye.round bout at Boston, 4,
no" btins sought alter by fight club managers
AZ over the country. He has already signed W
i.or two tights. his first being with Hay bronson
ir to- r.urd. A. iudiarapnlIt. on nrt Is and
ms second with Joe Mindot. the crack light . > sht
OF New Orleans. on Sunday, Oct. 20.
The evening world., 1911-10-11
LOUGHREY LOOKED
BEATEN WHEN He
LANDED X. O."
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

AT Madison A. C.-Battling Nelson
and Willie Beecher meet In the
main bout OF ten rounds.
At Long Acre A. Aid Black
meets frankie Pass for ten rounds.
At Sharkey A. C.-Soldier Delaney
and Tommy Dugan Of Detroit night
ten rounds.
The evening world., 1911-10-11

Patsey Kline and Joe Coster. two Of the bs
feather"elghts In the last. are eing 10 meet
again. They were matched to-day by sam Lewis
%. They will clash at 1875 pounds. Weigh m a, Il
T., NJ, IN their previous battle Cosier claimed
Kline had foul"d him. the bout ending in the fint
The evening world., 1911-10-11

FiUe OhdBaN Players Bet $500 Against
$1,000 That Giants wa VIM -Four
Straight Games.
Robbie Bets $50 EUen That the Giants
VIII Outhn the Athletics in The
Series.
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by JOHN
FTER having administered a -

A FTER having administered a -
~ we're beating to Young Loughrey
OF Philadelphia for five rounds at
the Brown Gymnasium A. a. snow. Ted
nelson, the Australian middleweight.
blew up In the sixth round and Lough-
rey landed a heavy right and swing on
his Jaw. dropping him to the anvas.
After the referee had counted eight Soc
onds the bell rang, ending the round.
Nelson was carried to his corner. w hen
the bell changed for the beginning Of
the seventh round he staggered to his
feet. Seeing that he was In no shape
TO continue. the referee waved him 10
his corner. Many OF the spectators
thought Nelson quit. but sucn was not
the case. as he had fought himself out
trying to stop Lougnrey
Frankie Burns. the fas, little bantamveight
Jersey City. Is spins 10 i.snt at New orleans. He
la, b,eL MATCHED to meet Monte Attell. the Call.
iolnIL i,athcrwgsht. fog ten rounds before the Or.
\ &. uu .It nAslt OF Oti. -. Burns Will
ave tomorrow Tor the oaIiegOuni.. II success
"a Ntdslns Al'eI ne Nll W matched To fight
AHpi'r Johnry CouIon tor tseHu rounds Tor
,He uaA.~n"eislI title.
PA Moore. VIII outpointed Fighting Dick ay.
land In a tcn.round boat a. tue Empire A. Q.
N ,isM On Msnf Hal His sId;ps aas o Si p .s.a5Sd sy M Ma,
A.. ...g Nelson IN n lWtlye round uyL a. q shos
Of VA, cub on lei, Iu.sdy night, Moor. u.
" gJl the match with Nelson.
Johnny DAILY, the local bantamweight. who ~,
~unjIstly robbed oui OF the decision In a ten. round
sSSat VIZ MonIe e, A Wei At r !ss orleans ~ 4: e. o.
from 'H an' club, 10 meet Johnny Coulon Tor
ten rounds on Monday evening. Nov. Is. sam
sasr.
hugh Mcintosh. the Australian fight promoter
Is still making offers 10 American fighters TO "a
to that 'onni'; aad engage IN tights: In a cable
drews q Milwaukee, Mcintosh ASKS Andrews 70
Eide Murphy Of Boston. Ray Bronson and Eddi:
MoTOnrty
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dGrts ". TiosIyl. Adu. .G and GVc.:..."'
The evening world., 1911-10-11
Matches Arranged.

Matches Arranged.
Benny Franklin and Lou Meyers
meet for ten rounds at the Fordon
A. c. tomorrow night.
Battling Mantell and Young Ftx-
simmons clash for ten rounds At
the Brown Gymnasium A. A. on
Oct. 81.
The evening world., 1911-10-11

me Kei ani Blue cUa.nts do not fear DicNn.
anu it Will be a good Opportunity 10 try out
= lumber 81 his stcond. >,IiHg men. fenas, 1, anna i,
.I"'up AZ the. start VI the game will lie TIE same
~ asaihst tFslhGs, with one exception. Blrr
WI oe substituted IN I4a.e Vi Thayes a. Iefl half
The evening world., 1911-10-11

Springer Brooks. en-. on the Yale foo,b.l
eleNen Ia, year and now one Of the Goa hes, has
tvvhe 70 minneapolis 70. spend a week with Harry
w. NlIlains, the Minnesota coach, who SEM
some plays. here, by Tom shcylin last year and
", ehtsl ale from being defeated by Harvard.
nroohs VIII De IN the West a week and will study
Western football lie In a rcry knd tactici.n
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30

rom CAa
often o.
ting Ili B
y husblf
first ht|
ID, | coI|
ID | vol
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30

the mouth of two witnesses shall
every word be established, Marcus
has brought with him another wit
ness, who was formerly Miss Anna
bella Rebeccah Bost of Chicago.
The wedding came somewhat as a
surprise to Mr.. Bones many friends
in and around Sidney, and all join
in wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Bone the
highest success in their united jour
ney through life.
Brave men and true women of
this sunny land Of ours, let's pause
a moment and consider Indepen-
dence Day which is fast approach
ing and to which we should look
forward as a day of rejoicing. While
we consider it as such, let's remem-
Der the great price paid for it; re-
member the alacrity with which our
brave forefathers responded to the
call for volunteers; how they left
theis homes of plenty and their loy-
ing families; how they marched to
the field of battle, stood in the
thickest of the fight and ceased to
fight only when their life blood
ceased to course through their
veins. While our brave men were
having bright futures ended by
cold, starvation and British balls,
we have another army of patriots
to consider, among whom was Pat
riok Henry, who favored a declara-
ton of independence, and who made
a speech on that subject such as
the walls Of independence llall new
er before or since listened to. Thomas
Jefferson, knowing the needs of his
countrymen, stepped forth and
drafted the Declaration Of Indepen-
dence. Are we meeting life as
cheerfully and would we face death
as bravely as these men did? Are
we ready and willing to make such
great sacrifice? When we are call,
ed upon to pass from our field of
action, as these men have done, can
we say, lived for my country be-
cause | love it, and because its In
dependence was paid for with pre-
cious bloodY
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
G R A N G E

The tax assessor was In our
midst this week.
Corn, cotton, hay and crab grass
look fine since the rain.
Some of our people attended the
singing at Center Hall Sunday
There Is to be a Farmers tn'on
Local at Grange in the near future
P. A. McCrackin and Homer Doss
had business near Jesup Saturday
Uncle Charley" Loop has eone
to peddline. We wish him good
luck.
Calvin Curtis and family of Ben
DAY visited In this community one
day last week.
Aunt Susan" Payne of the Gala
mine section visited In this COM
munity last week.
II Is being rumored that A, j.
McCinniss will be o candidate for
representative In 1912
Ceorgo Allen and Homer Doss
took d day Off last week and went
fishing Flsherman's luck
It ,terns that General Green has
a full blast since the rain
probably take charge of
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30

tarrh Cure +. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo o.
We, the undersigned, have known
f. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions, and
financially able to carry out any
obligations made by his firm. Wall
DING, KlNNAN \ MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
tcrnally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Testimonials sent free
Sold by druggists, Price 75c
per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
N 0 B | E Y
The dry weather has vanished.

| The dry weather has vanished.
Mrs. Martha Johnson, wife of
Butler Johnson, has been very sick
lately, but is improving.
Our friend Louis Trentham is re-
ported as having slow fever. We
hope he will be out again soon.
We have been having some fine
rainy weather, and those who did
not get stand of cotton even have
sixteen stands now.
This section has the best pros
pect for a good cotton crop it has
had in several years. Corn is bet
ter than was expected.
| That Reeds Creek correspondent
swiped some of our news last week.
He should have care lest we
should SWipe some also.
We guess the dry weather had
something to do with the issuance
of marriage licenses. Perhaps bus
mess will pick up now since the
rains.
We have been expecting tick
Indicators for some time, but none
have showed up yet, and we hope
they will stay where they are.
Therell be fewer cuss words if they
do.
We suppose the annual fish fry
which always comes off on the 4th
of July on Curia Creek will be all
in this year on account of the law
prohibiting the use Of a seine. The
law is to 90 into effect July |.
The rummy that took our corn,
also neiehbor's canned fruit, sure
ly hasn't read tlfe Ten Command
ments, where it says: Thou shalt
not steal. But he was pretty de-
cent fellow; he didn't take it all.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
E N E R Y

Who said it wouldn't rain-and
we wonder If July cotton will DO
any eoodY
We wonder If there is any law
against a common old eander run
ming at larger
Floyd Nichols and J.. D. Holley
still hold the championship in
horseshoe pitching.
All the farmers are getting busy
with General Green, who has made
his appearance at last.
V. II. Doss and Miss Mertie
Meeker of Grange attended singing
at Center Hall Sunday.
B. O. Briehtwell and family OF
Beneay were visiting at the home
of W. r. Mcleod Sunday night.
We believe from the way some OF
our boys are smiling at the girls the
clerk Is going to issue some licenses
soon.
Most hired hands have gone back
to their jobs since the rains made
hired hands necessary and gave
them something to do,
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
RE ED CR EEK

T. f. Mcleod Is on the sick list.
M. C. johnson is suffering from a
very lame foot.
John Girtman had business at
Cave City Monday.
G. W. Brewer was here from
Cave City Tuesday
The rains have given the farmers
a job with the grass.
Lee Ring and family made trip
to Batesville Monday
W. 7. Stewart, the tick man, was
ticking" here Saturday.
W. II. Stewart and Jack Simpson
of Cave City were looking after
business here Saturday.
Henry Nichols sold his crop to
Frank Mcleod and left Monday for
Batesville, where he has q JOB In q
blacksmith shop
Zana McLain and Matilda Puck
cit, two of Reeds Creeks charming
young ladies, visited at Cave City q
day or two last week,
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
THE ARKANSAS GAzETTE'S
new ATLAS Of The WORLD

Containing new maps of each State
and Territory and every country In
the world, and also n special large
inserted map of Arkansas, giving Il
list of all towns In the state with
1910 census. II Is q handsome lit
tie book of over 100 pages, bound
in cloth. This book will be sent as
d premium for a new subscription
to The Weekly Gazette for one year
at $l.00, and an extra copy will be
sent to any one who gets up a club
of three subscriptions and RENTS us
$500
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
Little Rock, Ark.
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ILLIF @ r D

Rev. Edward A. Tabor lectured
here Friday night on Christian Cit
izenship."
Joe Kellett was bitten by a rat
tlesnake last week, but is recover
ing nicely.
j. w. Mitchell and wife of limbo
den visited Mr.. and Mr.. Charles
Hail Sunday.
A erist mill is badly needed here.
The nearest mill Of the kind is sew
en-, miles distant.
Mrs. Wilkins of Imboden, mother
of Mrs. Higgins, was here Sunday
visiting relatives.
The Evening Shade visitors have
returned home. They captured q
nice lot of fish while here.
DR.. Garner's baby ate a piece OF
Daisy fly paper lately and was pois-
oned. Although very sick for a day
or two, it has now fully recovered
Forest Fletcher, hearing some
thing among his chickens one night
last week, went out to investigate
and killed fourteen possums as a
result.
Although the crops have been
damaged by the long continued dry
weather, recent rains have had a
rejuvenatinG effect and the outlook
is encouraging,
William Gillian and Mrs. Belle
Hooten we're married Sunday after
noon at A o'clock, at the brides res
idence near town, Rev. F. M. Ed
ridge officiating.
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
A S II FL AT

Elder r, A. Robbins, the Christian
hister will move to his new resi-
bee Monday,
"A GREAT deal of sorghum, millet
d peas are being sown by our
liners since the rain.
DR. J. z. Bailey, the dentist, was
Ire a few hours Friday of last week,
Sing from Evening Shade to
fanklin
This section has not had as much
hin lately as some others, never
heleSs we have had a splendid
eason and crops are looking en-
buragins,
Mrs, Alfred Haskins Of Texas Is
ere visiting relatives and friends.
his Is her first visit here in 10
|ears and she finds many changes
b the town.
4 Mrs. p. B. Rice, one Of the oldest
.ndies in this section, suffered a fall
h her home a few days ago and
Nas painfully injured, She is now
7S years of age,
We notice that the census figures,
|ps published by the Record last
Week, show Richwoods to be the
Second largest township in the
county, Wen be first next time.
Elder Lemons of Myatt delivered
two sermons at the Christian church
Sunday. Elder McQuiston, a Bap-
fist minister, preached at the Meth
|odist church Sunday and Sunday
night
The Clark show was In town Sat.
.urday and Gave two alleged exhi.
bitions, This was one of the sor-
rlest shows ever to visit our town
The crowd h,re to see the show was
not at all large,
The railroad man, spoken of by
the Record last week, was In oul
midst lately and succeeded In Great
Ing some enthusiasm In his project
lie wants 500 from this town tc
carry on the work, but what the
town will do In the matter we CAM
say yet.
Mrs, J, M. Hareroves, formerly o.
this place, but now Of Batesville
was here q few days ago looking
after some business interests. Will,
here she rented the hotel propert,
TO our townsman Eaph Rogers, wht
will take charge Of the property Il
the next few davs
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
VALAB BILE END

A diamond said to be worth
$4,000 has been found near Muir
rreesboro, Pike county by John
Keys, an employe Of diamond
mining company. Excitement runs
high IN Pike county, -
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
.NELS 0 N VII L E

putler made a business trip
ford Saturday
spurlock was a guest at the
Il W. B. Gay Sunday.
Henry Groom has been on
py list the past few days
sood rains have washed the
bf of people in this commun-
arsley of Emery visited his
4, Monroe Parsley, last Sun
D. Ball and wife Of Lebanon
bip were in town a fe" days
: Orden Norris of Poughkeep-
4 in our town one day last
ons the sick folks in TINS rs Sec
Re- Claude Sparks and Montry
Shaver and wife of Shelbyville
4 at the home of S. L. Shaver
lay, -,
Hest Williams Of Shelbyville
leach the school at Lebanon
bummer
None Gay will assess the delln-
n taxes of Strawberry township
ere be any,
y singing, conducted by Prof.
hi Tompkins, was a success al
mon Saturday night.
C. Pickens and Arthur Groom
to Calamine Saturday, where
ATTENDED a ball game.
ev. John Raean of Sidney was
Bng with his old friends in TINS
Hon a few days of last week,
bme of our people attended the
cream supper at Calamine Sat
By night and report a good
|hirty-four woman met at the
be of J. E. Milliean Saturday and
lied out two quilts which are to
presented to the Rev. James
)r. E. L. Sullivan Of Pouehkeep-
has been very busy in his pro-
sion the past few weeks. Flux
lutte prevalent among our peo-
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
D N E Y

SIDNEY
ST.. Evans returned to Batesvllle
Monday.
The merchants are doing good
business since the rain.
Rev. Duren filled his regular ap-
pointment here Sunday
Proctor Eason of Reeds Creek
was visiting at the home OF 6. w.
Kirtley Sunday.
JP. Founders and Miss Lou Nc
Gee left Monday for Fletcher, Okla,
to visit DR.. and Mrs J, P. MCGEE.
Cecil Smith was accidentally shot
by his brother, Oscar, at Brickle
Springs Thursday evening. The
wound is reported not to be serious
The supper given by the ladles
Saturday night was a complete sue
cess, the proceeds amounting to
$24.O5. Everybody had a good
time.
Another land deal has been made.
L
John Wilkes bought his farm back
from Nat Arm, the consideration
being $1,O375O. We are glad that
John is to stay with us.
1t is rumored that j. R. Hawkins,
our old postmaster, is coming back
to Sidney and take charge OF the
Ira Smith ranch, three miles east OF
here. We hope the report is true.
Claud Kirtley, Lucus johnson,
Allison Bone and Cecil Founders
played two games of ball with Zion
and Barren Fork Saturday; score g.
6 and AS in favor Of Barren Fork.
John Gaskill and Prof. Lawrence,
in charge of a party of fishermen
consisting of Dean Wiles, Wesley
Yeaeer, Claude Croft, Eugene Poun-
ders, Elmore Evans and G. r. Poun-
ders, went to Strawberry Thursday
and report a good time and plenty
of fish.
A crowd of young people, consist
| ine of Misses Della Croft, Mary
Johnston, Venia Kirtley, Louise
Johnston, Opha Bruce, Edith Johns
ton and Messrs. Homer Bruce, Orus
Steele and Elmore Evans went to
| Kettles Pond Sunday, where they
had a rowing contest and a jolly
good time.
Rain that will materially improve
the crop condition in Sullivan town
ship came last Thursday and Fri
day night and was gladly welcomed
by the farmers, who had begun to
get blue because of the drouth.
Wheat threshing Is at its height.
The yield is small, but quality first
class Apples and peaches promise
a poor yield,
Prof. Lawrence, who has been el-
ected to succeed himself as princi-
pal of the Sidney Public High
School, has resigned his position to
accept another work, We regret
very much to have him 80, and 1t
will be almost impossible to Get a
teacher who will give the entire sat
isfaction he did. He has the best
wishes Of the community.
Marcus Bone, who has for some
time been attending a law school In
Valparaiso, Indiana, and from
which he has just graduated, return
ed home last Wednesday, But this
Is not the whole of the story Be-
ing a lawyer, and realizing that In
Sharp County record., 1911-06-30
lIoW'S THlSY

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case Of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls ca
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a month. Close 10 big markets. OF Port
land. Tacoma and Aberdeen Splendid
SOIL does not overflow Best propoHi-
ton in the state for chickenp. fruit or
berries Telephones aud FREQ mail de.
livery. only mile 20 railroad station.
stores ana schools Close 10 now cleo
trio lins 90 be built soon. This ID a
bargain Tor somebody. SEQ owner, afi
Mahlhorn bldg.
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No need OF being hot at
night. even though the day
is like a chapter from the
torrid zone.
Plenty OF good cool rooms
to be had in pleasant clean
homes.
The best directory Of these
rooms appears every day
In the For Rent--Rooms"
columns'of The Stat.
Read Star Wants for
profit.
Use Star Wants for re-
suits.
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FARMS AND AcRes-con,Inued d,

n0o~ FoUH Lots 400.
| must raise money within five days
aud Will sell my -four lots ali cleared
and level. with all assessments paid
for only 500. Warranty decd and alb
. atract showing clear title, This "a Ger.
{ taisslS = siap call sii Mohlhorn Bids
and talk with owner
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Restoration of Life to Dead Investments
The Wealth of Midas Available AS An Asset

The Canadian building Chas Boundary
Co
fnua Electric Company has built through New Saha Chilli
in hemo
THERE ENOUGH SHOOTS AsTOR
DYKE ALONE TO KEEP Us BUSY FOR SIX HUNDRED YEARS MINING AT
vEsTMENT N THIS SECURITY ONE
At $50 TON 81
GIVE NET ANIMAL INCOME OF s. stAREso THAT YOU ARE IN
NO ONE SINCE MUCH LUG
oFF PNcS AND RENERsAs DO NOT AFFECT MINING MOTHS CAN
GOLD IS NEVER OUT oFDATE DEvkioPMfNT MAKES
TIE SECURITY MORE NIFTY AND THE PROPERTY MORE VALUABLE
1T IS THEREFORE, SAFEl
STATE OF WASHINGTON. AND IT IS
GROUPS CLAIMS DISTRICT WHAT
properly
YELLOW ASTOR mile mrload
oreTIE LARGEST
exposed Zee
Basin We do lar below
the uniformly
gold
pounds States il is produced
abroad Gun
Works will buy all the nickel
The and
o cold his will
and blow all
have perfected
SEcONDTHE WHITE
quartz ledge slate formation both gold and silver values This
point good
svenh
tunnel The working
building cabins
ready the the mill loToN MILL is Now BEING BOUGHT
ROAD, AND WILL IN PROBABILITY
SUMMER ~
The ledge the White Swan
in gold to OF
The country rock below the foot wall OF The milling
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tuner properties belonging 10 the
estate OF this company, Of which
there arc number Of groups and
single claims with as good a show
ing. will not be described. since IL
is believed sufficient has been
given TO Warrant the most con-
servative investor in placing his
Nancy or tangible assets behind
the shares Of this company.
As 10 those associated with me in
this enterprise, they were selected
by mc-not for any money they
will bring to tho company. but on
account OF personal ability and III
tegrity. Each one in his own line
Is thoroughly experienced and,
aside from any knowledge / my
self have, | will have tire advan-
tagc and advice Of men ON whom