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The sun., 1916-10-13
Great Kill. on Fishing Man,

's ivy
u amused mo considerably to read I'm
THE SIN ~ September - the query %
one OF your readers p. 20 whn; was tho
matter with Great KRIS o."
CaPts Abe Hapenny. John West Cole. Clar.
ence l!ssenden and Hartzel must smile all
over their good natured fac"~ when they
near or The laree catches OF weakhsh over
In Jamaica Bav.
Nothing is IN. mstt.r with Great XIII.
Catches of &" to ~" wsSka.h and
croakers excite no special attention. the
my remarks teine made when parties
to be wnshel
The best fYn now e to f.h rlgh, On the
s"lcs on oakwooI with u trout roll. sing
gut both on leader and hoes. That - fun
anl It give. "welkio'' a chance
,luh caught s"v'ntv-ihrc in less than wv!
hours, AMI ~ ypu car" 10 go over toward
the Hook and drlf; your catch Will astonl,h
you.
You can, hca, tn. old "Kuls' no matter
one VINO FISHES WHENEVER he CAN.
Says Fish Close In shore Now.
Recently Mr.. Watt. Mr.. Mco;rair. Mr.
Exon ant the writer sailed from CulWca =
In III" Astorr- Iniria We started FOR our
them. We made for the musscl bots for
h!ackhsh AMI seaha.s. Nothing there, We
Went % Jerrys Lump. hG; couldn't get a
bite. 50 made fnr The STOW" pie
My friends were disappointed having 80
go home vl'h .mp,v haskcts ! told .hcm
not - give up Just 80 try my luck ON the
I1gIeric Chrotte and charles Raure for
h'lghion l'earh stone pile. ami there ~
got a good catch NJ h',rkrsh ant sct bass.
My advice FOR good ushing 4, - stay near
shor" This time of the year Nov. II any
body likes 10 catch SINAI! founders, stay IN
ounce sink"r and a leader with two or three
small FOUNDER hooks. sand worms as bal.
and you are sure 10 bring home 4 good
mess Capt, GIRO PossENTI
Sheepshead Ray, oct :
Isl Hest 10 Let Zig Fish Run"
Summer ha, gone. II blew itself out the
other saturday. u blew US in the hiN.
That is, We went M 10 the bar and turned
back for the first time. The waves were
having y family quarrel and We didn't care
FOR mixing in. We took bay water for
ours
when th. waves star, from Ireland th-v
get pretty full by M" time they reach
Jones' Inlet ana there they have a high
founders and small blacks, bur We love IN,
,."si me orr9 sea, sG me God nT"Cot
rgshei behind the cabin. AMI dii al TN
old and some new fancy steps, but W
and 1%oNia' I" get bait stealing purgies ant
The N'pn'i,s engine is now all ready 10
The saturday previous the Rihle elias
went on the ~Commoior" to give thu Deacon
q chance to prepare his engine. ENhorta
the Commodore We learned someth,ui
about landing those big lighting cot N,
are coming Dodge got something On IN,
lin" that wanted the whole outfit. lie le
him have about one hundred fe", ami ths'
called him to the boat, around which h
walke led nv the under sea companion
After they had walked around the boat
couple Of times he called Charley to len,
a hand.
So good have h.en Tho teachings. n
Deacon white that all took IN lines a. the
promenntei around tho boat Seven time
they walked, but charley held on, oul
seldom giving two or tire" backward turn
OF the reel 20 more forward nuS..
AZ last We saw n go pound shark
The sun., 1916-10-13
Mig Crowd FoIIows Match.

The crowd was bigger than ever when
they set gu; Ia the afternoon. and after
halsiug the first hole Barnes took the
lead AZ the second when Kerr!gan missed
a putt. a stym!e saved Long Jim on
the third green. and on the fourth he
seemed to nave the hole won until ker-
rigan ran down a twenty foot putt for n
4 after taking three shots to reach tire
green. The S!wanoy pro made UP for Il
on the next hole. however. by taking
three puts from only ten feet of. losing
the hole az a result. but again WAS ready
with a long pu;t on the sixth. which
halved the hole after he had played II
wreichedly up to that point.
Three halved holes followed. Kerrigan
saving his bacon with n long putt for
the third time in the round when they
came 20 the ninth, and on the elevcnth
hole Barnes tool three puts. letting ker-
rlgan square the match. A fifteen foot
putt for a 3 gave Barnes the twelfth,
however. and he was . up once more,
Kerrigan's great chance came ON the
next green, but he needed three puts to
get down from twenty feet away from
the cup, and the hole was halved. Three
more halved holes brought them TO the
seventeenth and there Barnes ended the
match by holing a ten foot putt for "A 3
They played on, the bye hole anC
Barnes finished the round In II. The
cards:
The sun., 1916-10-13
accidents Mar Sport at Piping Rock Meeting Which Ended Racing in This State for the Year. 1915
Rod and Gun News
HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLER

HIGH WATER FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FOR THE WEEK END
Sandy Hook Princess Jamaica Bay Governor, wnes ,Nw.
oh%s MaorfT.sGG e AM n'EM XHMaro' 7 f%. AM i'' %M. An acrs NJ AMk3.nssls.
g. S. i ::": ~ s., 81: 81: n; I$s , '# 81 I$$$$ fS q / 3 Tx: iYs:
The sun., 1916-10-13

OTNricn. Prrhins. Johin. Frll.
gone. Goals from OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2.
Substitutes Schuter for Telescs, Urban for
Rurkholtx. Phillips for Daily, nickman for
Urban. Doyle for BiocmEsrden, Telesca for
%schuter, Schuter for Telcsca. Referee-Mr.
Hart. Princeton. Cmpirc-Mr. Fultz, Brown.
Field judse-Mr. Sieerist. Amherst. Head
l~inesman-Mr Newton. Cornell. Time Of peri
ods-Four quarters Of 10 minutes each.
The sun., 1916-10-13

~ s'NNiH w
rNr. b. g. I. by FIligrane-Miss Fleischman
ownei by II. W. sage. Trained by T. j.
bOuohue
Third Race-The Braes Gun for iour.year.
olds and upward; lightweight handirap;
purse Of $50 and a cup presented by Herbert
T. Pratt; one mile and a quarter:
Horse VT Jockey. Odds. Fin
Solar Star 81 } Tker ?'5Sou' T.
Ahars- .....,....,.. lt2..H WINS ll.5&l-? 9"
'GT1 r. Moran s,o won a., WINS r,m me- 3.
Winner Oh h. 6, by Star shoot-sardine
Owned by John Tucker. Trained by owner
Fourth Rsce-The Piping Rock subscrir-
ton -'e"plechase handicap, for four .year.olds
and upward: by subscription of $3.50; about
thre" miles over brush course:
HORSE. VT. Jockey. Odds. Fin.
falmouth ........ a.. Kennedy. ll.b&l-3 l'1
Cherry Malotte Of. l52. Powers. e&?.5 ?
P.n.io ,.....,.... lSs., Heider i8io&ou'
Star, GOOD. Won driving Time go IS,
winner, on, 6 by Golden MaSim-M argaret
Roche Owned by F, Ambrose Clark. Trained
ty W Freeman
FIN RacA-The Harbor Hill cup: - mn
s1'ci ana silver cup presented by Clarence
" Mackay: sterplcchase for three year ,olls
ThNnt tnA 4
The sun., 1916-10-13
M AT

tef b 6, ., by Observation-Disclosures Owned
BY Grcentrre Stable. Trained by J. Owens,
The sun., 1916-10-13

.Aprrenuc. ellownnc. claimed.
The sun., 1916-10-13
Couldn't Find Taurus wildcats.

NILS Hotel Thirty-sixth street and
cuih avenue
~. N..I 49,,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Pioneers Children Profit

One group of sixteen claims, situated in the southerly and westerly area of the compa- ny's holdings, was acquired from the children of Henry Schulze, the first settler on the Vest ern Pass wagon road and the man who located many of the richest mining locations owned by the Miami Copper Company and the Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.
 Holding mining claims is an expensive proposition as, in order to legally control the ground $l0000 worth of work must be done annually for each location therefore, this old pioneer had to relinqush gradually his num- erous holdings until finally, at the time of his death, he retained only sixteen location at his home place. The original holdings of Mr. Schulze covered considerable part of the sur face showings of the area now called the Miami Copper Belt.
 The Miami Consolidated Mines Company believes that the surface showings, taken to- gether with the location of its property, justify exploration The Miami and Inspiration Con- solidated mines are now working upon practi- cally one deposit of sulp lphide ore. Northerly and adjoining the Miami Copper Company lies the Warrior Copper Company, which lat ter Company is shipping ore at the rate of about 250 tons per day to the smelter. This ore, which is an oxidized ore is different from the lphide ore which Is now being reduced by the Miami and Inspiration Consolidated Copper companies
 Miami Consolidated Mines Company be- lieves that the full extent of the Miami Cop per Belt has not been determined by any means. It also believes that it takes in large area extending along the southern boundary of the proven and productive mines of the dis trict The developed sulphide ore bodies of the Inspiration Consolidated and Miami prop critics considered as being part and parcel of the same general deposit, being extensively developed for length of more than two miles from the Miami Copper Company on the east thence westerly through Inspiration, Key stone, Live Oak (which three comprise the Inspiration Consolidated Copper Company and Southwestern Miami Company Surface showings of oxidized ores on the Miami Con- solidated are similar in many respects to those on the Live Oak mineof the Inspiration Con- solidated, wherein l5,000,000 tons of 2.25 per cent copper ore have been drilled. In point of fact, it was the encouragement found in the surface showings that prompted the develop ment of 10000, ,000 tons of commercial ore on the mining properties which either bound Miami Consolidated on the north or lie i'm mediately to the northeast
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Other Big Ore Bodies

That there are numerous other large ore bodies along the Miami Copper Belt, which have as yet remained undeveloped is an opin- ion to which the engineers and controlling in terests of the Miami Consolidated Mines Com pany subscribe without reserve. From what is known regarding the Company property, its location, the ore exposures resulting from superficial prospecting the amount and grade of ore that has been shipped and other mineral or geological considerations, these interests also believe big and profitable operating mine can and will be developed on Miami Consolidated Mines Company's ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
A Great District

The Copper Curb and Mining Outlook, in recent issue, says: For many years during the early history of Globe, the red, iron stained hills just north and west of what Is now the busy, prosperous town of Miami, were known to prospectors but few people even those engaged and experienced in mining, believed or dreamed that beneath those hills lay one of the largest ore bodies in the world; nor could they forsee that the barren rain-scarred slopes and bottom lands of Bloody Tanks wash was to be the site of Miami one of the ieveliest mining towns in existence. In 1907, J. Park Charming, noted mining engineers attention was called to these red stained hills The Miami Copper Go. was organized, churn drilling commenced and disseminated copper ore similar to that found in the Utah Copper was struck The Miami Copper Company now has reserve of forty-four million tons of l.S5 per cent copper ore
 The Inspiration Copper Company was or ganized, and capitalized at $l0,000 900, to take over and operate the ground just west of the Miami Copper Company They met with good results from the start. About that time the Live Oak Development Company was organized to take over the eleven claims of the Live Oak group. The Live Oak De velopment Company met with great success. and early in 1912 had developed 5.000000 tons of 2.25 per cent copper, while at Live Oak shaft No. 2, on the extreme westerly side of their group, they went through an immense body of rich ore This body was 2l0 feet thick and averaged 275 per cent copper This established the fact that the further west, the better the ore
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Inspiration Consolidated

Then came the Inspiration Consolidated which controlled by the Thompson According developed than 900 900 while the producing the 
 big particular installed o the world in the excellent 
 The tckst and richest that drilled by the Consoi dated Consolidated One drill hole 210 of while have been 225 We think will probably develop millions ghgradec or
 the development of Miami Consolidated following exactly the  200 developed this figured by reputable of the
  divided by the B. which the the and thereby reduced in Miami Ray Consolidated fact all the big this such fully demonstrated
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
NMiar11i Consolidated Mines Co.

WITH THE ORGANIZATION OF THE Miami Consolidated Mines Company, with John S. Cook and Harry Lefkovits as promi- nent figures in the consolidation, a new chap ter is written in the history of the wondrous Miami Copper Belt. The names of the men at the head of this enterprise are enough to in- sure the confidence of the public and these, taken with the fact that the Company has un- clouded title to approximately zoo acres of ground in what is regarded as the choicest part of the great porphyry field ground from which individuals have taken hundreds of tons of rich copper ore-giveadded assurance of the undoubted success that awaits this enterprise.
 The property, which is one contiguous body of approximately 1900 acres, was acquired from l9 different owners. the majority of whom were the original locators who had held the ground for from ten to fifteen years. That these owners have joined with the Company in preference to taking all cash for their, ground shows the confidence they have in the future of the mine confidence that was shown in marked degree by the fortitude with which they waited for the development they have known for years was bound to come and which has now come into being through the organization of the Miami Con- solidated Mines Company
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
ArizOnQ'S Greatest
 Copper Consolidation

Miami the Miami by after
   handled of
  by of nualy a cos o pound
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-08
Miami Copper Belt

THE MIAMI COPPER BELT. IN WHICH lies the Miami Consolidated Mines Company's property, is the altered schist area lying just west of the town of Miami, Arizona, and runs westerly three miles, including in its bound aries the properties of the Miami Copper Co.,. the Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co.,. the Southwestern Miami Copper Co.,, and the ln- spiration Needles Copper Go. This area was christened and called the Miami Copper in 1912, on account of its mineral formation, altered schist and granite porphyry
 Concerning porphyrys the recently publish ed article of Stoneham & Co.,, prominent New York brokers, says: "A tremendous chapter in the annals of the red metal has been fur nished in the development of the new type of copper property called the porphyrys, a story of fortune and of conquest which stands without peer in the masterpieces of fable and mythology. There was d time well within the memory of men still in their prime when Utah Copper was regarded as scraggy and worthless hill. Today it is the biggest and richest copper mine in the world
 Due to the genius of Yeatman, Jackling and Chaning the unexpected happened. Seven or eight years ago the old-time miners of the west would tap their heads suggestively when talked to about trying to mine the finely dis seminated copper values found in Nevada Consolidated, Utah Copper and other mines of the same type, in the southwest as com mercial propositions They said it could not be done From this idea, spangled, as it were, like star into space, came the mighty de- velopments which have modified and revolu- tionized the mining and recoveries of copper values, making the business a manufacturing proposition, with the ideal objective of 100 per cent efficiency, just as much as prevails in any mill in New England, or packing house in the west. The development of this idea found its reflection in the market in vast leaps and bounds of prices in shares covering enor- nous issues of these shares, which were placed upon the market one after another, furnish ing the greatest economic chapter-or series of chapters-in the history of the coppers
 Nevada Consolidated was brought out around one dollar and sold up to $26 Utah Copper was brought out around $4 and sold up to $70. Ray Consolidated went on around $2 25O and sold up to S26.75. Miami was of fered as low as 50 and is now S35 Chino was offered at $ and is now worth $4S
 While Inspiration Consolidated, which is just beginning production. bids fair to outclass any of the North American porphyrys, with the possible exception of Utah Copper itself.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1916-04-25
GOOD FoH COLDS.

Honey, Pine-Tar and Glycerine are
ecegnizcd cold remedies In DR.. Bells
Pine-Tar Honey these are combined
with other cough medicines in a pleas.
mt syrup. DR.. Bells Pine-Tah Honey
quickly stops your cough. checks your
cold, soothes irritation of the throat.
Excellent for young, adult and aged.
is one OF the best cough syrups made.
ormula on every bottle. You know
ust what you are taking and your doc
'r knows it's good for coughs and
colds. Insist on DR.. Bells Pine-Tar
Honey. Only 25c at druggists
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CITY WILL SELL MULES.

SEALED BIDS will be received un.
til $3.50 pm. Tuesday April %, 1916,
for the sale of five mules. two double
wagons. one single wagon, five dump
carts, two sets double harness, one set
single harness and five sets dumpcart
harness; all of which may be inspect.
ed any day at noon or after 4:S0 pm.
at the city stables.
Bids should be marked bids for
stock and equipment" and addressed
to the committee on public works and
filed with the city clerk on or before
the day and hour above mentioned.
]. b. High, city engineer and direc.
tor public works. Claude Dart, chair
man committee on public works.
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Why Constipation Injuries

The bowels are the natural sewer
age system of the body. When they
become INSTRUCTED by constipation a
part of the poisonous matter which
they should carry off fis absorbed into
the system, making you feel dull and
stupid, and interfering with the diges,
ton and assimilation of food. This
condition is quickly relieved by Cham
berlain's Tablets. Obtainable every.
where.
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Sliced breakfast bacon. DeVoe.
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When you want help. when
you are going to sell, when you
need anything in any line, let
cut this Quilt Is Worth None,

Don't Miss This. Cut Tut this slip,
enclose with sc to Foley & Co., Chi
cago. ILL.,, writing your name and adj
dress clearly. You will receive in re-
turn trial package containing Fo-
US Honey and Tar Compound for
bronchial coughs, colds, and Group;
Foley Kidney Pills, and Foley Ca
tharticc Tablets. Sold Everywhere.
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summer.

Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs. Fore
man Stevens spent the weekend in
the city from Frederick.
Miss Freddie Mae Castelou is in Sa.
vannah for few days where she has
gone for medical attention
Miss Nell Roberts of Louisville. Ga,
is the guest of her sisters. the Misses
Roberts, at the city hospital.
Mrs. Arthur Johnson. who was oper-
ated on last week at the hospital for
tonsilitis. is doing nicely and hopes to
be out shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stallman returned
to their home in Washington, d. c.,
Sunday after spending three weeks
with relatives in the city.
Miss Irene Houston, who has been
teaching in Camden, is the guest of
Mrs, J. j, Wimberly for few days
EN- route TO her home in Macon
Mrs. f. M. Symons has as her guest
Mrs. w. II. Shadman. Mrs. Clifford
Postell and little daughter Miss Bird
lie Postel OF st, Simon for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Wilson, who have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
'ert Atkinson in Waycross, are now
the guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Atkin.
son on Newcastle street for two weeks
before returning to their home in
Maine.
Mrs. f. ], Crawford and Miss Ruth
Crawford have arrived from Tennes.
see to join Messrs. A. W., w. j. and
G. II. Crawford. They are pleasantly
located in the residence. corner Union
and Howe street. formerly occupied by
Mrs. +, NJ Symons.
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Glfann hrnnl. fuvf honnp nnyynn
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June Weddings

Require the prompt placing of orders for engraved
invitations. Our samples represent the very latest
shapes and forms that have been accepted by refined
and fashionable society. We LEAD in originating
artistic effects with fine material. Our prices
the lowest. Send for samples, which will be sup
piled free of charge. ]. p. STEVENS ENGRAVING
CO., Wedding Stationery Engravers, AZ Whitehall
Street. Atlanta Ga.
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Every Woman Wants
INSOMNIA.

Indigestion nearly always disturbs
the sleep more or less. and is often
the cause of insomnia. Eat light
supper with little If any meat. and no
milk; also take one Of Chamberlain's
Tablets Immediately after supper, and
see il you do not rest much better.
obtainable everywhere.
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Fresh eggs mot storage). Devoe,
SPECIAL TO TAXPAYERS.

For the benefit of those that have
neglected to make their tax returns up
to April Is. l beg to say that l will
hold open my books to receive same
for ten days and they will then finally
close. JNO. Il. DUBBERLY,
Tax Receiver.
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Mrs. George Stevens and Mrs. Fore
man Stevens spent the weekend 1
the city from Frederick.
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Announcement.

The purchasers of the Geo.
F. Gay Furniture business
announce its reorganization
into the Gay Furniture Co.,
with Messers John D. Ross
and w. r. Johnson in
charge. These gentlemen
will give attention to every
detail of The furniture trade.
The new management car
ries with it the good will
and good name of the FORM
er we'll conducted business.
The already complete stock
is being largely augmented,
the interior of the store i'm
proved and a successful
business is already assured
Sewing machine business
will be pushed. New
and old machines sold, rem
ted or repaired. Needles
and parts for all machines
will continue a part of the
business. Photograph Rec
ords Pianos and Organs
will be carried. Courteous
attention. Goods on easy
terms.
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Miss Nell Roberts Of Louisville. Ga.
is the guest of her sisters. the Misses
Roberts, at the city hospital.
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Miss Freddie Mae Castelou is in Sa
vannah for a few days where she ha,
gone for medical attention.
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Ice cold bottle drinks. Devoe.

Fresh roe shad every wednesday
and Friday from Altamaha river.
Phone 7S7. w. A. Stewart, 116 Monk.
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We buy all kinds of typewriters and
bicycles. Bennett Brothers, phone $40.
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THIS WORLD is SUCH A LONELY
PLACE.

The world is such lonely place,
though crowds go hustling by,
And voices throb on either side, and
groups come pressing night
We need to look across the press per
chance some heart 10 find
That nath no Loving hand to grasp
no love of any kind.
The world is such lonely place. and
clay Is such cold clay
Lips are so mute that smile and pass: :
swords are so keen that slap;
Life is so hidden in its sheath; home
holds such vacant chairs:
Such silence taketh by surprise and
entereth unawares!---
We need along the trail look hard,
look hard on either side,
Lest we some reaching hand might
miss amidst the human tide.
90
RoWN-HARLEY.
The following invitations were re.
ceived in the city yesterday:
Mr. and Mrs. J. II Brown request
the pleasure of your company at tho
marriage of their daughter, Beulah, to
Mr.. Robert G. Harley on Wednesday
morning, May third at eight o'clock,
al home, Burnt Fort, Georgia.
90
SOCIAL ITEMS
Mrs. NJ e, Bliss has as her guest
Mrs. w. II. Davis OF Woodhine
Mrs. Thomas Wood entertained yes.
terday afternoon with launch ride.
Mrs. II. ]. Browning is In New York
the guest of relatives for the summer.
Mrs. ID. C. Staley and little daugh-
ter are the guest of Mrs II. X. Burgay
in Macon.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Duggan is with Mrs. ]. ].
Wimberly on Gloucester street for the