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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25
CIENClaS OCuLTaS

Clavlcula de- Rsy Solomon. as
D!cciCnar,o Internal. CoQitene mlE:a biaG
ca. rOia ] DegTa. apar!C!Occs. ColjI"os
enclltgIaicntJS. etc. i-"'
Dogma Y Ritual De Ia Alta MG2.a. 8e?a cue
ensela los mlsicTl0s del OCUlttSEo. Con
items 81 trIan=uln de Solomon. Ia C3o2la
secretoS del tXito. ntSrOLaanc!G. Cic. 3..a
EnchirtdiOnes. GrinOTIOs : lcnlacuioS Csc
IL Dragon ROIo, Q sea q arie &c nlnatE
3 los eSplrltus- o."
e PCder del PPnsamicato. Su d1mlnto =
CuIruTa. Como eStIdiar 81 IlFTt4. II.
81 lltro Internal TsaiaG5 roTTlr,y lie H.
cienCtaS ocuit2s. ContieIe q i.--g e."
san CipriaaD. Csaricuia e. s7'sGlll. e.
Dragon RoiC : IA Cabra Internal, Tece'tS
de Ia Reiu4 Cleopatra. etc. o."
e. VerdaceTo Dragon ROJo. COni:eue pac-
tOS inferRaleS. glclniaE2Le-iCS mode IL
haCerSe Invisible. etc. sue
Ia gran vaTIa at.vyad07a = Ell y.'iC dr.
ia de les p!-amiGeS- 40
Ltbro MaSno &c Saa Cipriarc. E&iCiOE IIl-
ca y complete del famos0 G-iEoGio, : ii
sofa au;sutlcG entire iotlS. ia
La C!aviCuIS de! FIechiGerC. 0 iIbro de IN
C:p.iaRo. con innntdad dc secIe;0s. 40
L gran m2gia Suprema. o. Ngi
Manual de magil blanca. -
Manual de magla rola. 70
Manual de mas!a 3egra- 90 o.
Serretos de los gari.os. Arte de a1Ear q -
dos los iUegoS. i.Hi
Secreios dc Alberto el Grande. 0.2T
Secretos de IA prestidigitaCi6n ' Ia mSE.a.
LecctOnes practiCaS de cSClmOte0. . tx
Secretos del Inferno ms
Tesoro de MilagToS de 10 cruz de CaTara-
ca. Vardadcra joy2 &c! Ocuiusmo. a.a9
vertade:o horoscope para GHivinar FL pcr-
FcEII. . = e F-
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Ell DInJTAD0 -. -. -.
Gienc dc la Ia. plana)

samente Il protesta que enTio hat-
rocos Gias 81 ~gobierno frances q las
n~aciones neutva.es, contra el trat&-
miento que los alemanes estan AZ
10 a los habitantes de Lille. Segua
Sc dice, Ell jefe del gobierno espanol
no couteztara sine hasta Cue conczc2
Ia actitud de otras potencias neutr2-
les, sobre el particular.
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<JrvA P0LITlCA DE CARRE

Src.ha t,,,.i,,cs o~n-rf7rrEo+ 10
r.ro,.istor ma ,sr,o,, -,,o "a ~
ua =, oan.oolo non 10 d~i,Irn,
.~o,,o,o;y,o = or,r,a M nos
,osi5Is obtanor :, orIorfz,c,5,
- cilar IN oor,hro y di;o i
c~ric7to. .Dosnnss dol irforne ,aI
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c,,arr. :, w~.sb;nglo, y .or
mo ;~1d;s,roci6n - b. n3lIi ar
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4igsa- =, a.fi,rIG 81 RI -
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Fsfalos U7idos . Gambia 3el p 70
do LIS f1orzos del General pers II.
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7.s -. .7o7,s ayacra~4n 81 IT, n
10 na.;oo5r idpm5s sa6c6r 81
-r;,,cr iafa ia .re IL situaci, del
[ohiarnn americana no e3 mgy mo
! an udviro no sa76 G.-Car. a.
mia So Gsia d0mina7 en- La
mas c~onf.reDcias entire los G "a
, das s~rar;canos ' los amos.
y~osogras ben7os estsdo E .aDdo
80, 81 mar onifa5o ms ., 7fnei.
-;.,4,. craan c4es -. 90
5,s oorforoT.;,g = 80 En-
go s~,tonfo hav snoiairos6 = an
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-08-25

Fl ~ferrocarril de PENNSYLVANIA tlene
2.ni0 empleados que han estado ira
baiando con Ia cnmpaIia duraate
mas de 20 aI0s; 500 que han eStad0
p, ~sc.vicio de la empresa por mas dc
~: y uno que Ia ~aparecido en- las
,i,tas de rayas cOnSecutivamenle
lr~ie Julio de 1916, y hace sc amos.
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NGEEL8S ~DIYEGSAS.

Amor Sublime. E1vela m2Iicaaa. -
absl-rGp J Ei0!s7. %
i-rurl7 e lbs cnarrus Coulraband!-iss NJ
vei1 m,airanl } tam"s. t.ft
Don Gultutc d" In HErrla. EliciJl dc a.-
e &4-'i~ iel Td!coig. UermosC chra, tlss-
da e." = vita del BedeLtof del mi.UGo.
IN ga"lo rra.de. btCn rIplstId0.. 4.@J
EI FerlTG..i0 sar1lenlo. Divertlda = iaEi"-
- not-.i TaSAtr-as, *
Z! amor de los acHores. NoYeta Sentimental.
I .,f1--, p9>!H YEA. -
i 7E;er:U@. ( Zones, lc;a. S25
Il Co"de dc Honrcrr;Sto 2 La MaRo Gel
Nu"r'0. ? f0Ul"= @rlDCeS. rs
Eipi"c"gn- o q mar,t7i0 de Una macre e.5V
: Judo E"7Ga.s. g.S
4 @!'.5 - = TochcEas- G.&I
81 6.l0 5ha2doaaC2. tI0
FL HusTflao Dc! ~re=Iniento. ..... re
ES2.nas Ge d for. 80
@.0T &c III ia. GE5
flor de FISidH. IoTela dc amor. : 80
; Oh Bias Ge Santnlana. Et:ci5n de lu!o 2,g
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EASCARRILLOS

La mann.
G~ui.!e-roito, Gdisse q tn hermano
Ia mcior pactc de tn manzana?
Cuillarmito:
ST, mama, la major. lie di cO
centric, CUE contenia las zemil,as-
y - verds 81 las siembra.... ..
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>oFelaS Il 20 ccntaYDs

A-;e de GUsC3r maFldo,
Amor ' nfaFtiTlo.
Gal?arlo re amor
II nC"iO pTcStadO.
Fl uurgaiOriu de las s"lleEa5-
IL parasSo De las muiereS-
II inferno lie los hHnArss.
81 hada de los mares
FL Collar de eSmeraida-.
e 2idC de TuiSeaOrG9-
81 81 lie las Cilas.
e anna en- I'm beSo.
Ia hiia &c las flores.
Ia nina lie los j~azlninHs.
la yjudG alegre.
L. Cprte tei amor.
IA pTtncesI del dollar.
II Mia de venus.
las obreras del amor.
Las h'ias del champagne.
Las Eyas modernaS.
Mala.'as sean las mujeEes-
&altItoS sean los hombTes-
s;a:t.tas zzsa las suesra5-
NaI1::0 sea Il sIaOT.
"aleitoe sean los celos-
POROUS sc cssal los EombreS-
ForEu6 So casaR rs muieres.
Pcrr:e pecan las nlier2S-
Ec-Cle EsLccidsn les y.udas.
?ocgua rccrluTan lbs r.e!1s-
|oT ,esu.- 2 Un8 muisr.
~ EsECstad 81 Amor
VIVA mi noTta.
AzUCeHs, por Carlota BraeDa.
Dora Eo- CARROTS BraenG-
IL bsCerro de O-o.
81 h5C maidito.
- manuscript de ri EsISs-
e cUT2 &c aItea.
A-S!1, E0r Jorge IsGacS
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Cuando necesite hbros en- esPanol
d;r;;ase listed a Igascio E J ozano--
so7 Dolnrosa St.-S. AntoEt,. Texas
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0BRAS DE VICTOR HUGO.

Carlas q Is n0yia. ~.
MOS ~
e aomhre TIe RE. %,
81 aro terrible. o.:
Il 90. Espisodios de Ia Rev. Francesca OF;
e Dez-fa-ro.~ 90.
Han de Islandia 0 e. HombTe FierS-. gG:
La Ieyends de los siglos. e.
Los Mgsarabies. ; tOmoS. -
Los tratajado.es Gel mar. h6.
, HUeSira SenoTa de Paris. . o."
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Ell C0RRESPONSAL
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
Items of Interest Taken from the Siftings of This
Corresponding Week Fifteen Years Ago

The Presbyterians bad planned
valentine social, feature of
which was to be a postofice and
the sale of valentines.
"Deuver enjoyed a lower Their
mometer the present winter than
Idaho Springs"
R. w Steele, pioneer, at one
time provisional governor, and for
many years a resident of Clear
Creek county had died in Colora-
do Springs. He was always known
as an aggressive, kindly old gen
,leman, and had thousands Of ad-
mirers in the state.
Mrs. Elicit, mother of H. A..
Elliott, the druggist, was i'll with
pneumonia. She was seventy
seven, and having recently recov-
cred from a previous attack, her
friends feared for her safety.
IN Weinberger, the merchant,
has gone to New Orleans and will
nioy brief rest from business
cares. He has earned it,
George R. Stuart was down
from Yankee and said that they
were making fight for decent
mail service. There is no reason
why we should not get mail every
day instead of three times per
week. If we succeed in getting
the mail from Idaho Springs in
stead of from Central City, we
will get a better mail service"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
Notice of Final Settlement And
Determination OF Heirship

Notice is hereby given that Monday, the
2sth day of February, A. D. 1915. Frank A. Red
ding. Administrator of the estate Of James A
Redding, deceased. will appear before the Judge
of the County Court at the Court House in
Georgetown, in the County OF Clear Creek. Colo
RADIO, at one O'Clock in the afternoon Of said day
and present his final accounts for final settle
ment. and pray the approval of the same. and
ask to be discharged at which time and place
any person in interest may appear and present
objections, if any there be.
Notice is also hereby given that application
for the determination of heirship Of the said
james A. Redding, deceased. has been made. and
that the Court will said day hereinbefore
mentioned. or at any time to which the hearing
may be continued. proceed to ascertain and de-
termine who are the heirs of the said James A.
Redding deceased, and as such entitled to inherit
any lands, tenements, Entertainments or other
property. real or personal, constituting all
or a part Of the estate Of the said James A. Red
which hearing all persons claiming to be heirs
at law OF said deceased may appear and present
their proof
WITNESS ROYAL R. GRAHAM. Judge and
Acting Clerk of the County Court within and for
the County Of Clear Creek. in the State Of Coora-
do and the seal Of said Court this LIST day Of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1915.
Sa1D ROYAL R. GRAHAM,
S0 Judge and Acting Clerk.
First Pub. Feb. 4, 1918.
Last Pub. Feb. Is, 1916
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
Joseph Oxley Dies
In Baca, California

Jo,eph Oxley, eldest son of George
and Mary Oxley, died Tuesday, Feb. 6,
at Baca. Cal, from pneumonia, at the
age Of twenty six years.
Joseph Oxley was born in Idaho
Springs and was well known through
out the county, having been engaged in
the ore hauling business both here and
in Georgetown. He was one of those
cheerful, good natured boys and he Id in
the highest esteem by all who knew
him.
He leaves, besides his father, two
brothers, Robert of Floyd Hill and
William of California, six sisters, Opal
and Helen of this city, Mrs. Maud Sny-
der of oklahoma, Mrs. Cts McCarty of
Leadville and Lodema and Barbara,
now attending convent in Denver.
The remains will arrive in Idaho
Springs Saturday evening or Sunday
morning and arrangements have been
made to hold the funeral from Holley's
undertaking parlors Sunday at eleven
O'Clock. The Woodmen of the World
will attend in body and have charge
of the services.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

Mrs. Thomas Woodwad was con
templating a lengthy trip to Cali.
fornia.
DR.. Atcheson, Mr.. and Mrs
James Underhill, George L. Han
son, Edmund Rowse, J. J. Sher.
win, Attorney Royal r. Graham,
John Owen, W. L. Bush, Mrs. S.
A. Noyes were among the week s
visitors to Denver.
E. V. Redding of the Occiden-
tai had gone to Chicago for week
or two of rest and recreation.
A parents meeting was called to
consider the ACCESSIBILITY of estab-
fishing saving system in connec-
ton with the local schools.
Garrabrant was complaining
about SO many men carryin g
around the picture of another wo-
man-that OF Miss WllklnS-the
face on the silver dollar.
Archdeacon Grimes of the Episco-
pal church came up from Denver
and changed the church from a
mission to a parish. He gave the
followers here until Easter to show
tain regular parish. The rep
resentatives of the church here
are the best workers in the Chris
tan field and will undoubtedly
come to the front row and make il
possible to have the parish contin-
ued"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

Mrs. Geo. E. McClelland was a Dem
yer visitor this week.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

1INCE the publication OF the Fort Col
M the other democratic OF the state and
vi the republican for that matter have missed his pert para
of the Denver Democrat particularly at
and thinking of referring file copies for clippings we
pleased that this Foster about to
newspaper business Greeley first with only weekly
and hoping later With good live democrat
paper capable Of publishing, his
bright sayings would be in demand the state but that dosn
Foster keep the gait he has
Will forward with the support?
that class by itself has been issued by the
IN CocksClark Engraving company, Denver Twelve large
u beautifully printed sheets comprise the calendar and each
haf-tone of Colorado The
the Lookout mountain
striking The calendar popular with
whoever enough and the engraving firm
that issued it will their reward.
Oklahoma begun tolay plans capture
said the be al
lowed his choice fifty different prospective brides If he
president would trouble pick flower
that number
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

HE MEETING Republican State Central Committee Will
| | it matters of interest and Importance
Among there will probably be committee
pointed likely be appointed by the FRO
Central Committee lh
the OF leaders OF both
present united front to the forces OF Deoc
pointed that National questions
between the at the present time o
strong policy preparedness scientific tariff COMMISSION
the shameful watching waiting policy IN Mexico
but leaders prevent complete
ticket and with this another
overwhelming defeat Brake Achee combination
absolutely certain
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
(lk[yIhfItGS}

WANTED-Everybod to read the in
side pages of the Siftings. They're
worth while.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

FOR SALE-High grade piano, cost
$500, will cell at bargain, Inquire at
Siftings.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
Transfers Filed With
the County Clerk

Henry Hone to Joseph Queree, quit
claim deed, undivided three fourths
interest in Silver Cord lode, Idaho
mining district, $40.
Henry Hone to Joseph Quere. quit
claim deed, undivided one-fourth inter.
est in same property, $40.
James B. Phillips by County Treas.
urer to l.. Sternberger, tax deeds to
two properties in Virginia mining dis
trict and one in Idaho mining district.
Lizzie C. Emigh by County Treasur-
er to L. Stereberger, tax deed to the
south half of the S. W. 4, sec. 20, 8,
r. 70.
Certificate of amendment to the ar
ticles of Incorporation of the Continen-
tai Oil company filed.
Dumont townsite by r. R. Graham,
trustee, to Edward Rensink, town deed,
lot H. block 5, $3.50
c. E and C. E. Alexander by county
treasurer to Henry l. Seeman, tax
deed, indicator lode, Lincoln mining
district.
Henry l. Seeman to Seeman Invest
ment and Fin. Co.. quit-clam deed to
same property rs above.
Harry M. Cain to Mrs. Eta S. Cain.
warranty deed, lots and 3, block 5,
Empire, sIOO.
Joseph 7. Broad to E. T. Simon, quit
claim deed to all right and interests in
and to the Brooks No. | ct al lodes.
Upper Union mining district, S..
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

FIREMEN AND BRAKEMEN-S1OO
mo- thlv; experience unnecessary:
hundreds needed by the best railroads
everywhere; particulars free. 692 Rail-
way Bureau, East ST. Louis, Iii.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

Frank Brady, the ed-headed booster
of Empire, passed through the city on
Thursday morning enroute to Boulder
for visit with his family, who are liv-
ing there this winter.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

Virgil Ritter left Friday morning to
join the mining force at Homestead,
Oregon. The family will not 60 until
May, and not then unless Mr.. Ritter
decides that opportunities there are
much greater than here.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
The Lincoln Day Banquet

point and enthusiastic gathering at inc
Lincoln banquet Saturday night Mr. Stewart the State
Chairman viii preside introduce Judge Southland OF
Greeley who will He expected to define
campaign will be made lie VIII
rehearse the the state administration ana
will peace prosperity with the turmoil ana
prevailed during the six in which the
Democrats ruled the commonwealth He will undoubtedly endeavor
to commit Republican party the Of prohibition and VIII
try to force Democracy record side the other
of this great question
of Iowa. the speaker
will nrobbv devote himself national making Preparedness
the speech He will have difficulty IN finding
and public addresses OF the great COM
in which the that eternal vigilance
price and that they always be ready to defe
with their lives that secured the cost of much
deal of spell binder and on SUBJECT
like this he vii bea al his best.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11
City Bills Allowed

At a regular meeting OF the City Council held
Jan. 9Th and Feb. 3d., 1916. the following bills
were presented by the Finance committee as
examined and approved by them and upon mo-
ton warrants were ordered drawn for payment
The Idaho Springs siftings-news. (Idaho Springs, Colo.) 1905-19??, 1916-02-11

FOR SALE-A couple of 'arge split
wood pulleys and pair of cone pull
leys and short shaft. Half price.
Siftings
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06
TITHING

Iitlaing IN the Pat1iarchiol Age
And he (Abram) gave him (Melchizedec as Gods
High Prlest) tithes of al."-Genesis 1920
Of all that Thou shalt give me will surely give the
tenth unto Thee."-Geness 1872
1athamg IN the Mosaic Dispemsotion
Al the 1.-THE of the land whether of the seed Of the
land or OF the fruit of the tree the Lords it is hov unto
the Lord"-Levticus ~ 80
Tithirag IN the Reign of Solomon
Honor the Lord with thy substance
AND with the hrst-fruits of all thine increase:
30 shall thy barns be filled with plenty
And thy presses shall burst out with new wine
Proverbs 80 TO-
1Sth5ng Under the Prophets
Will man rob God? yet We have robbed Me- R,+ Va
say Wherein have robbed Thee? In tithes and offer
ngs Ye are cursed with curse for We have rohhed Ne
even this whole nation. BRING YE ALL THE TTTHFS
INTO HE STOREHOUSE."- Malachi 3:8 9 10
1athamg IN the Christian Dispensation
10 whom (Mechizedec) also Abraham divided J
tenth part of al'-Hebrews IT,
Thou Christ art Priest forever after the order &c
Mecl1zedec Hebrews 7:17
Here men that die receive tithes; but there He re-
Hebrews g. ~ - ~
"Ye pay tithes of mint anse and curnnain and have
oeo the we1ghtier matters of the law judgment mercy
ana 1an these ought to have DONE and not to leave
the other undone. Matthew % :23.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICE

Special meetings will be held
be conducted by the General Overseer.
Special Meeting
held the Prayer Room of the Monday
Every officer directed
Special meeting of all Wednesday,
May 10TH at 745 All Band rehearsals
eears will be called off the Every manager expected
evening meeting The Roll will be called a $50.
Special Meeting will be held Friday evening managers
leadership.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06

all officers members of Division
Work and Administration
Lords Day Morning
and Northwestern Railway at 1925 A. NJ
Purchase tickets possible
Jewelry Department
DIVISIONS Nos nd 2
DEACON JOHN ID. THOMAS,
DEACON OTIS SCRIPTER DIRECTOR, No
Both Divisions will Chicago May
Let all officers OF | & get
Restoration
Building May A. 1916, promptly M
REPORTS OF RESTORATION WORK
The following distributed in the
City OF Chicago by Division
con Alex S. Burgess Director, 1916
Number of Zion Messages M
Special Announcements given $3.50
Number OF Leaves of Healing sold
Number of Leaves Healing
Total number Literature distributed 1O471
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06
COTTAGE PRAYER MEETINGS


- - -
~ ~ ~ 49, - ~
pr
ALL HEARTILY wELOOMEi
Bring vour Rihle and CosneI HYMN Rook to
lowing nlacas unt furtbeS notico 0 Huu0Oou ~ won 9 W -
"AA0n LID Ahi100h'AA.
iA " e'
MONDAY
FARRAR
ohm Dean. Elisha Ave
TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1916
Mr. Tony 7opatto -..:..:..:.ao os HoreD Ave.
Mr. w Potter Gideon Ave
DEACON T. r. GRIM
Kuechler .......... 2115 Ezekiel Ave
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06

BIRTHS IN ZION FAMILIES
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Corder, Engel
street. Kenosha, Wisconsin, April 27, a
girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Metzler, 3O13
Elm avenue, April "A, girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Short, 1918 En-
maus avenue, April %, girl.
Mr. and Mrs F. Knepper, 2109 Ezra
avenue, April 20, girl
Mr.. and Mrs. August Schubert, 31O5
Gideon avenue, April 20, girl.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06

SPECIALS
In our Grocery Department
For Monday and Tuesday, May
9Th and 9th.
"a lbs Fresh Roasted Peanuts .EO
Dove Brand Coffee, 35c a h. lbs .0S
Ginger Snaps, 3 lbs. .SS
Fancy Head Rice, 8 lbs .SS
Big Cans Monarch Fruits &c. your choice 2 cans .4S
Id. Can Phosphate Baking Powder Zoe 10
White or Yellow Cornmea 10 lbs SO
Large h. Flat Cans Salmon, z for .23
Best Grade Toilet Paper 1Oc per roll A for 30
Special Fancy 45e Coffee .36
9 lbs. Apples cooking eating 80
Marshmalow Icing for cake tops Csc .SS
5lb Pkg Argo Starch .22
Csc Can Sweeping Compound FL
Bird Seed full pound pka. for lis
z Sc Bars Pure Imported CASTLE Soap 80
No orders accepted by phone or by solicitors
at these prices
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-05-06

lO,4OO Skeins Of Mercerized Wash Floss
for Embroidery, in all colors
We have made exceptional purchase of this at a
very low This floss is sold regularly Skens
for Sc. Our price is
for SC, or 10 for IOc
Ladies will do well big stock of this for future
Only &c Skein in quantities
The Alaska citizen., 1916-11-13
LONDON GLOBE DECLARE TAX MUST BE CHARGED ON ALL
 AMERICAN GOODS.

Associated Press Correspondence
 LONDON, Sept 30-London news papers are giving increasing attention to the subject of trade with America after the war. The Globe declares that while England does not seek a trade war" with any neutral, Ameri- can goods which enter into competi- tion with those produced in Great Britain must not be allowed in with out paying tax or toll. The article says:
 "One of the situations that call for consideration after the war is that of trade relationship with neutral coun. tries, especially neutrals who have been doing well out of the war, and are thereby enabled to prepare for increased trade when the war Is over. Such countries have been subject to little or no risk, and their commercial and industrial prosperity has been. and continues to be, materially en- hanced by the necessities of the bel ligerents The most important neu. tral in this respect is the United States.
 America is profiting remarkably through supplying ourselves and our
The Alaska citizen., 1916-11-13
COMPANY FORMED TO DEVELOP CLAIMS
 IN WILLOW CREEK

Don S. Rae, the well known pros pector, assayer and mining man from Knik, accompanied by Mrs. Rae, was visitor in Anchorage recently. Mir. Rae has been a resident of Alaska for the past Is years. coming first to Juneau. He was the original dis Coverer of the Fissure group and the Rubicon. both of which properties are now incorporated in and a part of the big Alaska-Gastineau holdings. He also acted as superintendent of the Jualpa company for a period of two years. This is Philadelphia con cern that still holds large interests near the Gastineau properties
 MT. Rae first came to Knik about five years ago. His first mining work here was in the capacity of as, saver and amalgamator for the In dependence mine, now superintended by L. $. Robe, but formerly managed by Milo Kelly, who has since ob- tained some very good properties in the Willow creek district
 Rae afterwards bonded a piece of property on Archangel creek, and did a large amount of development work, and in the meantime acquired a large amount of property all over the dis trict. During all of this period Mir. Rae was doing assay work, and has spent a great deal of time in the hills, and as result perhaps no one in the vicinity is better acquaint- section.
 Last year he spent in the Broad Pass country, where he acquired in terests, and has had the very best word to say for that section, but states that the nature of the ore there will require large capital for reduction plants and nothing much can be done until the railroad reach es that point.
 Rae has secured an option from Byron Bartholf, ST, and his son. Charles, on three claims adjoining the Archangel Group, on which an S0-foot tunnel has been run for d distance of so feet, and all in ore. He has acquired five claims adjoin- ing those optioned, and intends to develop the whole as a single proper ty. He has located an extension of the Archangel group ledge for a dis