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Mohave County miner., 1911-05-13

TOnopah has given geologists and engineers much to think over. The relations of the complex or igneous rocks in which the rich ores occur have led to dispute, the question being whether certain of the formations rep resented surface flows or intrusive sheets. If the fOrmer.it should be pos sible to follow the veins down into them; if the latter, the ore bodies might be expected to be terminated by eruptive contracts. Repeated faulting has complicated the situation, already made sufficiently difficult by the close resemblance of the rocks of the differ ent formations. Mir. J. E. Spurr, in his work for the United States Geolog- cal Survey, favored the thesis of the intrusive character of disputed rocks. Mir. J. A. Burgess, as a result of his i.ug work tor the Tonopah Mining
 ompaul, developed the alternative llpotnrs.s. During the last year MT. S .urr .a> been re-suuding the district
 . the instance of the various compan-
 3 coLc q. ned, and his scientific results
 a,e D,w been made public. We
 ..ot iti~ eek an abstract for which
 nUrnted to the courtesy of Mir.
 .cgar .. Collins, general manager for
 e A.on .onIana-Tonopah Mining Con-
 d.! .. ,ut be seen that in the main dr .0p.rr continues to hold to his or I2InaI hypothesis. and, while in the ,rI o re .urt the matter is not dis 'u>-. IJ is esi( ent that following his
 unclu>iun>. development must in the man cont uur 10 he directed to search | f,u I'd and flOated masses of ne 'earl,r andesite' or 'Mizpah tra- ct,le.' I' u,e the new name. Perhaps ne most interesting phase of the wiuir n ttJ-r IS the uniting of num- her uf inuruendent companies 10 sup ''"ri such an unusually technical and
 i' c study. M. & $. Press.
Mohave County miner., 1911-05-13
The Greatest Chance Of Today.

In many resp cts the prospector of today may fare bet CT than the pros pector of the previous generation. The pioneer prospector who came to Colorado in the early days-to take an example close at hand-found primi- tive conditions; no transportation, other than by team, no mil $, 10 way of treating ores that were proven to be in the least refractory. Under such circumstances, only the richest ores could be hand ed, which usually meant the free milling ores, that could be crushed in a rough, handmade mill and the gold collected by amalgama- tion.
 The same condition has been true in practically every mining camp ever opened in past days. Many instances may be recalled where high-grade de- posits have been opened, Gne-o ores UOo complex for treatme [ by the rough appliances then available, necessitat- Ing that only the very richest ore, carefully sorted, be marketed. Where the ores have bee rich enough to stand the cost of long haul overland. possibly railroad haul afterward, or perhaps a long trip by water-many instances being known where ores have been shipped to Wales-the properties have been made to pay, and have developed into the reliable prOfitmakers known today.
 Only in the remote district is con- dition such this found today. In most regions, it is only a comparatively short distance to a railroad; improve ment in metallurgy, and the construc- tion of mills that may be transported in sections, has made possible the working of properties that only few years ago were absolutely worthless, so far as concerns the economical treat ment of their ores.
 The prospector, then, has a far et- ter, far greater opportunity today than ever before. He is not confined to the richest properties, but is now able to take up and worK at a profit properties that his predecessors were forced to pass by.
 Again is this illustrated in the min ing companies of today. Where con- panies have in the past made their profits from the high-grade ores, or from ores easily treated, today the greatest gross profits known are being made from the lower grade ores. This makes It possible for the small company to take hold of proposition, worthless a few years ago, and de- velop it into a profit-maker There are many such properties waiting to be developed.-Denver Mining Record.
Mohave County miner., 1911-05-13
Victoria Highgrade.

Ninety-four sacks or abOu ten thou sand pounds of the richest ore from the Victoria mine was shipped uuI a days ago. Nothing whatever 80 said about the shipment of "ni n grade" until the ore was we'll alon upon it's way to the smelter. WhI- the ore was placed in one of the r' 'n lar cars it was loaded in Ih- h t'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
@aiams Gbicaapm postifontto-
riSSa.

Gbica go, Sa.. bubtif. p. = $S,'
500 ipaiIlinfi ilmpitettiin -oIetpan
Gbica9on postifonttprisIa firiefuo
fien tuffuplastosIa. Samalla ilmoitl
ii postimestari Sampled, ettd mai'
nitun oiaston pdduiffD Iaat,iaar
piime maanantaina ipibid, ettd pa'
iaus oil buomattu, on fooonnut paif
fafmnnaIta. 8enraali Sames Stuart
postifontto orien plitarfaStaia on
pannonut tpon9iiIemisfdsfpn moi
nitun oiaston paduiffDd Sobn 5,
Oalpa fpostaan, ipTtden bdntd fa'
paltamiiesta.
Sarfastaiat, iotfd fdtpiipdt Dalpn
aiunnosIa, topaiinot bdnen pai'
monIa ioiraano. !6dn Ianoi, ettd bdn
ei ole ndbnpt miestddn ftte tuiime
maanontai'iIlan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

toiminimestd Wbeeler &c Sbaip,
Snc., iotfa opat aifdiiemmin oaeei
Mmerican Nubber SO. pdHaIiamie'
bid, tpansittiin tddud tdnddn ipptet
tpind iiitd, ettd be olitpat fdpttdneet
postia petolliiiin torfoitutiiin.
2ummatfin ipptetpistd lasfettiin
ipapaalle ialane $4,000 afuuta tpas'
taan. 9eitd ipptetdin iiitd, ettd he
oliipat petofiella banffineet pIeilDltd
,$620,O00. Sc oIinat mppneet oIafs
feita antaen tpddrid tiebonantoia,
ioioen miifaan he tpdittdpdt, ettd
tuoiteista oil iaatu moittoa fuui iifpm'
mentd ienttid paunaIta. SobelliIuu.
besia olifin tuotteet mpptp iuureQa
tappioua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

Wiime periantaina tuIi tieto Scran'
tonistd, pa., ettd noin 85 miestd,
iotfa oIifpat tpbsid Bancroft, Ebroop
nimiiesia ieiibusi IL, -oiuut bdii;aairi'
meet faitpannon fiiimpiin fepufoibin
ia faitfi pelastumiIen mabbouiIuirS
fatfoistuna. Woinittu faitpanto fuus
Iuu Scranton Goal Gomponpue.
2onebuoneen t,ilipaIon tafia ON
tuIi pdd, ipt letpenemddn pitfin fofo
tpeinia. 2atii miestd, iotfa pddlipdt
pelastumaan faimonnosta, opot
fertoneet, ettd faiipantopn idt noin
s5 micstd, iotfa otpot mabboliiesti
tiifebtuneet.
2amontoina tuIi tieto 9rimin9ham'
ista, 9lIa., etd mabbouilesti notn
10 fpaItion ipantia on fmoleman
pmano Banner faitpannpsIa, Sittle'
toniSia, noin foImenfpmmenen mat
lin pddsId ttidItd. 2aiipantoon iano'
taan menneen foiffiaan 100 ,pan'
Ella tpbb5n ia niiStd on ainoastaon
noin 2OIaatu faipannosta ben9is,
I'd ia Iuuuoan, eHd toilet, iotfa oipai
foifpannosIo, omat menettdneet ben
fenId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
@amba ia ,,iii iaarna' tapa.

Grddsfa norialaiIesia iuiiftoIeb'
besid tefee tponba fananfuuliia per'
taiIua tuanban ia umben iaarnata'
man mdliud Ieuraatpaan tapaan.
Sllesioni berdtpfIen alaiiena I'd
tpin ppbd ppbdlid fuulemasia ipan'
baa piispa Gsienbropia. 9dnead ei
olut pubelabioia ei uuiia aiatufiio.
9cn iaarnai tpanbaa fristinustoa,
iosta iain baaipoitetulle tunnolleni
paranmsta ia beifoue tabbolleni
tppimaa.
Canaan aifaan fuuatelin erGStd
uuoenaifaista iaarnaaiaa. !0dn pm>
bui IeIpddn mutta tpaifutus oil cpd
Ieltpd Ia plan baibtupa.
glpt fi,n olen tullut nsfoon &ris.
t,ifIeen olen fpad oppinut antamaon
arnoa tdae nptpaitaiIellefin iaar
aaaiaue. Sunnen npfpaian iaarnan
ielndn fielen ia ldpitpiebpt aiatutlet
iefd uiein poimoffaot fdptdnnDllis
leen eldmadn fosfemat iomitufiet.
Mutta fuitenfin tunnen iotain Eat
paapani, 8aipaan ulpanbaa pelass
tusianomaa". Gtenfin pabefIun iitd,
ettd ei pfIifddn pnpfpaieainen" Iaor'
naaia pane painoa luonnplliIen ib'
miien aiatusten ia tefoien tuomities
miieen.
&un mind f,,ulen iulistettaDan
manhaa etpaufeliumia ibmiIen iDn'
nistd ia Sumalan armosta &ristuf'
IesIa, iiuoin iaan mitd baluan.
Saatan OLA pfIipuolinen, mutta o'
lenban mindfin ptii ipntinen, ionfd
SeeIus tobtoos pelastaa ia luulen
firfosIa oIepan nieitafin faltaii iia'
nj"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
aSalitms paatpiae aSendidn rpps
maiaisfatnlilaista metrpppliittaa
tuaStaan.

pietarin ia Wosfoman roomalais'
tatolilaiiiin ieurafuntiin fruluwat
liettualaiIet, ldtiildiIet ia fpalfopend'
Idiiet otpot fpierosten usfontoen be.
partementin fautta idttdneet paatpil'
lie tpaIitufIen Wendidn ropmalaista'
|, tooiisten tirffpien metropoliittaa
&Iiuiibinifia tpastaan. Sc ppptdmdt
poamilta Iuoielusta, fosfa beitd foes
tetoan tpdtiIin puolalaistuttaa firfon
fautta. papeifIi ofetetaon BELLE nm'
mitfppuolaIaiiio. gte pitdifi iiirtdd
puoIaon ia oiettaa beiIle beibdn fiel.
tGdn oinapia pappeia. Iinafin pbs
ben piispan pitdiii plata Iiettuaa ia
maIfopendidd. Stirffoneutppstoon
pitdiii pdasidd foiffien fanioaiIuuf'
fen ebustaiia. pitdiii iaIlia iotaiIen
fanian oppia fatfismrsta omalla
dibinfieleuddn, mpDs fouluisfa, -ie'
minaareisIa ia roomalaisfatooliies
ia benseuiiesid ofotemiasTa. Se
ppptdipdt fiid poitIi antamaon met
ropoIiitta 8Iiuiibinifile mddrdpfien,
ettd bdn pttaiIi faifft bdneIIe idtetpt
anpmufIet tarfastettomafieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
M9aaama abbas iapanilaiRae.

Totiosia iImeetppdsid Eaiios MT
miIesId aifafousIebbesid firiottaa
bra yafabosbi erddn iopaniloiIen
bDprpIoiipopbtiDn iobtaio:
Soponin tpdfiIuf9 fasmsa&'tpsa.olel' co
.ia mAAirpnolIa tpuobesIa. 2un pieni
iaaritpoltafnntamme ei aian pitfddn
ipoi eIdttdd pbd Iiiddntppid milioo'
niamme, tdptpp meibdn tpdIttdmdttd
ioaba ioIaniiiaa mu,,aua moaiImaS'
ia. Wlu,ifamat GteIa atmerifan ipaI'
lat ndpttandtfin balitffaiIta otta'
maan ipastaan iapanilaifio iiirtolai'
fla. Wlutto ei eteId,almerifaSI Iofaan
fouan Iupiittone taniaa, iofa ct tab'
bo IuIoutna fifdIdiIeen pdeStDDn,
Sos Gteld,Amerifosia lpntpiii iomal'
Ioiiia ieIftoufiia ia inieIenoiotufiio
iapanilaiIia tpastaan fnin ipfu alta
iitten Salifornios'a, on hpfptn luil'
tawoa, ettd Ybbpstpallot oiettuipa'
Gield.2lmerifan fualtoien puoleue.
Siuoin on Soponin ia Ynbpsipalto
len pdlinen iota mdlttdmdt5n. ca
ma lienee Iaita, muuttafoon iuhnna'
ton Iiifatpafemme mibin maoban to-
bania. gina on Ioban moara tar
iona Iiifapdfemme tdbben, fosfa me
oIemme liion iiiendistd faniaa, ioto
ei misIadn fatieao iuopeasti. vt
tdafD meiban mt lofota iatfamasto
iufuamme mai iefoontua muibir
fanioibin.2
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
@esiemer Wild.
Subtifuuua.
MrtpoiIa 2uttaia!


Mrpoiia Muttaia!
TamalliSta enemm6n mieltd idn'
nittdpdmpi fofous oil 2aifa r.siem'
rala tdmdn FUN toiiena pdipdnd,
ippStd fun leuramme moniipuotiiet
idienet, Maria ia Wlatti .6ietaoia ia'
noiipot poishipanIa tdltd paiffafun'
malta ia menetpdt ostamolleen rr,aa'
tiIaue l1uteen 9apopn, @iS. 9e o.
ipat ailneet td0d paitfafitnnolla noin
fafIifpmmentd tpuotta, fofo aian
fuuluep idlenind &oifu r>ieuraan ol'
len molen,mat monisia Huottamuss
toimisIa, W}atti ipiimefii rabuston.
boitaiana uieita tpuofa. Sotperit,
!Sietaoia, idtitte iuuren aufon fess
fuuteemme. &iitos monipuotiiesta
pbteistpbstdnne raittiusaatteen bp.
pdff.
&aifu r.ieurasia ia otpat tpirfailiiat
tdud puoIineIidnneud Ieuraapot:
2irieenipaibtaia mrs. Wtaria Eor'
ne, ent.; eiimies Sranf MboIa; tparas
eiim. German perdld; firiuri mrs.
Sba Srdnti; tparafiri. mrs. ssiia 81
bolo; rabasionfiriuri aaIle s. SDrs
ne, ent.; rabastonboitaia ssSaafop
Srdnti; palipeliia mrs.SWiaria Sips
pola.
Slmat, iotfa oliipat maolisfliulld
fofoIoillc 10 ldmp;nai ia feidd Iu'
paaipat, oipat MT muuttuneet oieeen
fpImitIi ia talpea muistuttatpifii, io'
ten tpoin iauoa, ettd tafatalwi, bpis
nen baua peiitdd Ieutuamme.
&. 8. T:ne.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Nasb,panf, Minm.
9ubtif. 8 p.
g. s. T:ne.

Tddud iattui bptpin ifdnd fobtas
uS tt. p. aamulla Sobn 9einan
perbeesld, fun tGmdr-v fduntin ibes
reIIi, Som Hilep, oil iaanut fntIun
tulla nputamaan mrs. Seind oifeus
ben eteen tutfittatpafii, Fun bdn ON
mbannut tappaa IapIenIa. Sobn 9eis
nd Ell oIlut fotona Fun ibereffi Ia po.
liiIi tulitpat tpoimoa noutamaan.
&un mrs. 6eind ndfi miebid tnles
man, pani bdn buoneen!a oipen lufs
foon eifa pddstdnpt miebid iiiddn.
Wtutta itereiIi murii otpen luton ritz
)fi iolloin tpaimo ia folme laStaan
alfoitpat buutamaan ibmiiid auttas
maan beita. Wautta ibereIfi ia poliiii
torttuipat ipaimoon ia fantoitpat
banet fdrrpilIe ia Idbtitpdt aiamaan
afemaue. Waimo buuti: v9luttafaa
hnrpdt ibn,iIet! = 9luttafaa!!"
gDaimp ipietiin Hoopetiin oifeu'
teen tutfittaipatfi, mutta eibdn ne
bdntd mielenfpifaiiefIi tuominneet,
maan tuli Iieltd tafaiiin spoliiiin ia
fabben tobistaian fansIa.'
Sobn Seina On olut 10 FUN pdt'
pdt ferddmdsia rabaapua, ettd pdd'
fiji Suomeen perbeenid fansia. =
apua bdnen perbe on ollut monta
ipuotta furiasIa tilasia tddud Mme'
rifan fuIta ia Ieipd maasia. So fpl'
Id tddad on 10 perbeeuiien mteben
bptpin woifea iaaba tppopttdmdd
tpimeentuloa. GIei plan paranrr,arr.
Iiu tuIe, Min ouaan plan f5iffi hui.
Iuien buoneesIa.
" sR s. 81.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
GupmalaiStem feSfmmoeSt

= SIaf Sotinen on Iaanut iurman'
ia faipannosia SisbeesId, Nri5.,
tpf. 20 pdipd.
= ,&Dpbdin &obisIa on fofo tal'
ipen ollut runIaasti iupmalaiIia",
fertoo Siirtolainen Dulutbista, yia
uIeita beistd on fe0d fuollutfin tol'
ipen fuIuesfa. y}pfpddn On iielld lds
bes fpmmenfunta iuomalaista, iois'
ia folme on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
YfIi on aitpan fuoIemaiiillaan. 3un
Dfii tdmdn leboen toimittaiista &Dp'
bdin Gobisia aipan dsfettdin fdtpi,
tapaf bdn Ieuraapat fomaoIaiiei
Iup maIaiiet iieud:
Intti &appi, ioIIa on poifa ia pai'
mo iosiain Sron 9eltisid, Wis.;
Os Ear 6eIlin, iofa on ollmt fieQd pli
muo ben fdrIien ionfummpista ber'
nj ota utia; Wtatti Raff; Soban Suus
nainen, &ontiolan pitdidstd on ai'
man miimeiIiud pdiipillddn; Grif
Wtatiion (Nlatoniemi); 9eifti @ifa'
la; Subo Eager ia g8iniam slnber'
Jon. s.MabbolliIesti iiead oil muita'
Fin, ioita ei ban tafpannut.
NoiIle fopaonnifille beimolaifilem'
me on erittdin ilabbuttanaa, ettd
beita fapbadn fotiomasIa ia ioten'
futen tpirfistdmdsid. SIiii toitpotta'
paa, ettd aipuliaat fanlalaiiet, iotfo
ptpat fpieId teripeend, eitodt unob'
toifi fdriitpid."
- SaSnia S3aaSniaIaiiemme slnbrep &oia,
eupepiorisia, aSS;SS, sSS;SS, on bnOn'att''
mieIen,pifaiiefIi ia oniaDeielr1's..tav
i'm Snomeen. = 3oia on pflindinen
mics, biIian laopunut tdbdn maa'
ban. ,s
plpmomtb, Wlass., bubtif. 1 p
= Diime .perian.ai'aammna tapab
tut tddnd iurfea tapaturma. Suoma
Ioinen Sobn 8pIahen oil menosIo
tp6b1n toiperinIa fansia ia fdpeli
tpdt be rautoiien piertd, Fun tafaa
pdin tuIi routatiepetrri, infa tDDttd
Il 2pIdien poifittain ratafisfoiue ie
Ed meni ruumiin pli, fotfaisten len
fesfeItd poiffi, ioten fuoIema ieura'
Il beti. 2pIdnen oil 81 tpuooen tpan
bo, ipntpiiin Wirtain pitdiastd, Wao'
Jan ldaniStd. 2nfaan tdmdnpaiffa'
funtalaiIiSta ei tiebd olifo bdn per-
beelinen mics tai ei. Sos iofu ba
Iuoa iaaba ldbempid ietoia bdnes
I'd, Min firiottafoon aIlefirioitoneIIe
Sobn Mlanber,
1 Wliu WilIase, pIpmoutb, Wlass
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

6dn oil fiinni otettu. W}utta ndile
beiffomsfoiiiue ia pettureille fdsfe'
tddn ipiebd iuloiiia teripeifid, ettd
SeeiuS OH nousIut fuolleista. rOIipu
lbpnd etteitpdt befddn olleet Ien pa
rempia," tefee mieli tdmdn iobbosta
bumbabtaa. aosfo Sumala ct bpl'
idnnpt iiIloinfaan beiffousfoiiia, min
ei -6dn bpIidd nptfddn. Oifeen Eli
rebtimdld fdsfetddn BELLE piebd
lobbuttatpia tietoia. Samat tiebot
tabtoo Serramme fertoa iinulle, bp'
md lutiia. Wtestarimme Seeius on
iuorittanut tpDn iota ei lptf fddn
meista ibmiIista fpfene iuorittamaan.
Wlutta ptii mertiIinen pmoIi tdsId
pddiidis.tapabtumasIa on ipieId ill
nd, ettd nptfin Sumala ilmoittaa iuus
ria aiioitaan albaiiille ia fdpttdd pal.
tpeInfIesiaan main iiiesIddn pienid-
iopa monen mielestd iban IellaiIeen
iopima ttomia ibmtfid. periantaina
tapattiin forteafirfolliiia ia oppinei.
ta pappeja Seeiufien ristin iuurella
: piltfaamasia SeeIusta, ,nutta npt
ibanan plDsnouIemiien ianoman iaa'
mat fuuIIa eniimdiiind waimot ia
iitte Seeiutien baItpat opetmslapiet.
Soilin ei fdp tpieHfddn. paIio on
aianamme forfeaoppiIia pappeia ia
opettaiia, iotfa Seeiusta bdpdiepdt
ia pilffaaipat, ia tefendt tpDtd iaata'
nan ipaltafunnan bptudtii. Sa ftds
mastoin Sumala fdpttdd aieinaan
tDDeiddn npfpddntin baIpoia, plbns
faiiottuia ibmiIid, aiwan Iamoin
fuin eniimdiIend pddlidis.pdimdnd.
Fin. Gdmd mpDsfin on buomioon
otettama puoli tefstisfdmme. Ruiten'
foan ei tdmdn iohbosta iopi tebbd
iellaista iobtopddtDstd, ettd Sumala
ei tpalitIefaan muita fmin iban oppis
mottomia benfilDitd tpaltofuntania
tpSbDn. gloprid ia iiienldtuniepia
ibmifid SumaIa fdpttSa poItpel,ifies'
iaon. So ieaaiien toiboa oppipaf
ne, ioifa Seelusta leuraamat. olipat
ne oppineita tai oppima!tomin.
S3iireesti Idbtitpdt fpaimot ilntoittas
maan pIDsnoueIeesta SeeiufIesta
murbeeIIiIiae opetusIapiile. Sc eis
mdt iiid tebneet pfiin enfelin fdstps'
I'd mutta exempt Seeiufien raffaus
besto.
Soipon, ettd faiffi sluttaian Iifis
iat ioiiiiipot tdna pddiidiiend tuntea
Iuurta iloa, futen ndmd ipaimotfin,
Seelutien plosnoniemiIesta ia iiitd,
ettd 6dn ei tabbo beiffoia ieuralais
ftaan bplidtd. Saafpon ndmdt pdd'
fiais muistot berdttdd meisfd iiius
rempan robfeutta t,innustamaan
Mestariamme Seeiusta faifisIa oIos
Iubteisia.
m 81. gN.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

= 9tlfaa ipaiferpifp fpImppben
fansio. aopiiue ie on bpfpin paa
ralIista. 81 ole mitddn parempad
fuin GbamberIoinis Sou9b @emeop
on IapFue psfddn Ia fpImppteen.
sc on ipaaraton ia tparmo lddfe.
wspptdwdnd Oscar Norblin9isia Ia
faifisia opteefetsia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13
Sesiemer, Mia.

9ubtifuula.
pppbamme la,,iua tobeliiet fiitof'
Iei aaifu r.sIeuron idIeniae Ia faifils
lie mile tuttapilIemme, iiitd ortpof'
faasta labiastu, ionfa meille annoit'
te muistofIi. @iitd muistamme alma
BesIemerisia olemia tuttatpidmme.
gliin, mieIafin monet fiitofiet teille
faifille!
Ystdpppbeud,
Waria ia Wsatti 6ietaoia,
9esIemer, Wtid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

gldiHs llatiFs
~. 81. 70.

y v u n 4 \ \ \ n y = = y y = = ,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-04-13

Boston, WlaSS., bubtif. z. -War'
rem q. WbeeIer ia StiIIman Sbotp,
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-25
You'll Profit by Attending his
NOti q Sale

Ladies' and children's Pin-on support
ers, all coloTs. In silk and Isle, Wed
nesday at, per pair .....,..... loc
Blasting Cotton, l dozen spools for 100
COlored Finishing Braid 4 yards to
bolt Wednesday, bolt ..........lo
Ocean Pearl Buttons, extra fine quail
ity. Toe and &c a dozen quality
Wednesday, special, dozen. ...... 90
Hooks and Eyes, in black and white;
regularly Zoe; Wednesday, notion
wv IL 80 oi,rs 80 %
spools for ,....,,....... 80
Belt Pins fancy designs, worth 25c-
Wednesday special ............. 80
Black Mercerized Skirt Braid-b yds.
to bolt, at, per olt..............5o
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-25
River Improvement
Meeting Wednesday
Major Schulz to Represent the Gov
ernment-To Discuss the
Omaha River Front,

meeting for the purpose OF discussing
ways and means for improving the river
front in the north part OF Omaha Will be
held Wednesday morning In the United
states Army building.
Major r. H. Schulz, chief OF the major
corps OF engineers OF the river depart
rnent. viii be In Omaha for the meeting.
George Craig. city engineer, will represent
the city In addition, representatives OF
the Illinois Central and Union Pacific rail-
roads VIII be present.
since 1880 the nver has been constantly
ercding to the west. encrcaching upon
omaha property more or less. Unless II
is bridIed. is the opinion OF Mr.. Craig
thai IL win be but a question OF time when
property IN North Omaha viii be seriously
affected.
II is the intention Of the city engineer 10
get Major schulz 20 recommend system
or riprapping along the water front. the
expense 70 be borne by the United states
government II Is estimated that the i'm
arovements would cost about $500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-25
Wednesday Our BE- China pe-
partm; Is Offer Two Headliners

ONE Of, 900 pieces Of glassware,
odds and ends of tumblers, vases,
bon-bon dishes, vinegar cruets. salve
boXes-that never bring less than
Csc TO the cash drawer; sold Wed
nesday at ..,............... Sc
The Other one offers 1900 pieces Of
Fancy China-trsys, plates, cups
and sRucere, tea pots, mugs, cream
ers, and a large collection of other
pieces that sold originally at 9Sc-
Wednesday, your pick, for. -. 100
We cannot make deliveries or &C
cept phone orders on these two sale
offers,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-25
A aeliabIe C..sh medicine.

a. a valuable family friend Foley's
Honey and Tar fulfills this condition sx-
actIy. Mrs. Charles Kline. n. sth ST.
Fsston. Pa states: Several members
u my family have been cured OF bad
coughs and colds BY the use OF Folsys
Honey and Tar and 1 am never without =
hotfle IN the house. It soOthss ana re-
Iisves the irritation IN the throat ana
ioosens uD the cold have always found
q a reliable cough cure" SOLD ~ all
arusEista
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-25
DRINK HABIT
Would you like TO master itP
You Can, In 3 Day;
Looks almost too good to believe, but
every day proves IL true.
nREGUnIsNp TAM
PRESIDENT TAFT
in a recent speech at Ada, o., said,

The progress that is being made in
medicine Is marvellous A consideration
Of recent advances justifies the view
that We are on the eve OF discoveries that
viii rob diseases OF their terror and de-
structive nature. The rush into medical
ranks is not explained by its emoluments;
Il comes from the fascination Of possible
discovery that which will aid humanity
and secure TO the investigator Worldwide
fame"
DIR. Neal discovered the antidote 10
alcoholic poison which brings about the
simplicity of a Days Cure for the curse
OF mankind The cause is treated di-
reotly; is neutralized and eliminated
Nature takes charge and proper functions
are resumed in three days More time Is
me- necessary. Il is fixed No failures.
A guarantee is given each patient agree
ing that the modern improved Neal Treat
nsnt viii effect a perfect cure In the ms
titute or home in three days or refund
the money. il viii he deemed a privilege
10 be OF service 10 you IN any way. Write
OF call for Information, book. and copy
of contract The Neal Treatment is quite
pleasant Easiest knowa on the patient.
Health thoroughly improved. No hypo-
dermio injection.
for booklet The Neal Way" ana com.
plete Information address The Neal Insti.
tute. o. b.. 1909 South 10th ST. Omaha.
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-01-25
HIGH GRADE WASA GOOD SALE

New Gnghams-French, Scotch and domestic, all the ates
tyes-much less than present market prices-per yard
at. .......715c, Sec 1Oc, 1212c 15c 1Sc and 25C
Arizona republican., 1911-01-30
MATER IN AcAlN-As per prom

ise the reclamation service finished it's work in the rock cut on the Arizona canal on time and turned the water into the big ditch again yesterday. Today there will be water in all the north side canals