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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
New Wash House.

Lee ChiuamAn, who lived in this town Tor
macy years aud was 80 wvii liked by every
body has relurned and viii open upa nc"
wash house the frat Of September. one door
south Of the Revere House. Leo does coed
work and wants everybody 10 get their
washing done BY him.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
To Exchange.

Tie undersisnei desires TO exchange a
good brood mare. l2 years old. for hogs 70
fateen this iall. Call on or address a L.
Bridg sfaFmer. Tangent. Or.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
Boarding County Poor.
WAGONS, HACKS AND BdGCIES.

We are now agents at this place for the
celebrated wagons, hacks and bnggies
made by Fish Bros, of Racine, Wis.,, and
can give better goods and lower prices
than ever before. Remember that we
want your trade and will make it an OBJ.
ect for you to come and see rs.
STEwART 81 Sox.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
MACHINE OILS.

The best varieties of machine oilssto be
had are kept by Stewart Il Sox, especially
the kinds that have been thoroughly tested
BY the Linn county farmers. Prices guar.
anteed.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
BINDERS AND MOWERS.

Farmers, remember that we this year
have the Osborne Steel Frame Binders
and Mowers, the strongest, highest run.
ming, and best made machine in the
market. We can give you just as good
terms as anyone, aud probably little
better at eny rate come and see us be
fore you buy.
STEWART & Sox.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31
MEN WANTED
FOR Railroad Work.
Alro teamsters aud Lewers.
SEARLE & DEANE.
MILITARY BALL.

There viii be u military ball given by ''F
Company, AZ their new hall in this city on
the evening Of September 18th. Ieis VIII bs
oue Of the fipeat entertainments of the kind
ever given ia the city. Ths heat music OBJ
tAinAble will be had. Tickets without sup
per 81. so.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-08-31

The caricatures of the great caricaturist,
Thos Mast, now appear in the New York
Grabhic, strong democratic paper. Thos.
N. IS very ardent supporter Of Cleveland.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
sing along on the rock horizontally, heaying
I'll ;IaI.,-a lilzn ticlaa

sing along on the rock horizontally, heaying
the ground nIwave-lke undulations.
The everything formation was such as not to
remain open, but Immediately closed again,
and the great energy Of nature was thus frit-
tered away in series of long-continued drb-
bles with very unusual surface manifestations
Meanwhile, as this surplus of pent-up force
was thus expanding itself, Che region was agi-
tated somewhat after the manner Of the scum
in boiling pot.
As it was, this tedious humping continued
until the terrible outbreak occurred at Cara
cas- in South America, which took place in the
ensuing spring, when, the pent-up forces hav-
ing found vent, the long-continued vibrations
ceased.
There was simply no sufficient avenue of
ready escape for these overcharged forces, as
would have been the case through a conven-
lent crater, and so the processes of escape were
prolonged for months, which, under more IA
voring conditions, might not have required
more than a few days. The alternate lifting
and letting back Of the superintendent earth
must OF necessity have had its reactions, and
this finally pressed with sufficient force against
another portion OF the earth's crust-after
overcoming the intervening resistance-whch
was too weak to resist, and this CHANGED to be
the South American locality mentioned. 1t is
matter of regret that no record Of these phe-
nomena was taken in the order of their occur
renee by some one intellectually equipped for
the task
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
He is a Young ola Man.

JEFFERSON, Ca, May 25.-[Special. There
is an eccentric old genius in this place whose
career would make an interesting article for a
newspaper. His name is General Seabrin
Starke. Born in the year 1890, lie commenced
his career as drummer boy in Jackson's army
just before the battle of n eW Orleans, and has
beat the snare drum in every war since, ncud-
ing our own late civil strife, 'from the first
day till the last" lie is now in his eighty
ninth year but is still hale and hearty. He
has been the husband of four wives and the
father OF eighteen children, who are scattered
over almost a dozen different states. His ayo-
cation i'll life has been thai of an artistic ho Of
maker His peculiar and excellent make OF
bnot is aad has been for the past fifty years
almost as widely known as himself, and, al
though he has made boots for three genera
tons o! people in this place. lie is still pegging
away with rs much vim al the laT-iron az he was
over half century past. and with his young, st
child, all infant just two years old, prattling at
his knees IN the same manner that his cid, st
child did at the same age siXty-hvo year, ago.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
PROVISIONS, GRAIN, ETC.
CONSTITUTION OFFICE,
ATLANTA Nav p. l3Sk
Flour. Grain aud Meal.

ATLANTA, May Is Flour best patent S. 80
extra fancy $3.50, fancy 500; extra family 81 90:
choice family 500; family sl00; extra So TO-
Wheet NJ, > red 81 .0S; Georgia led Sl0o Brazil
Large sacks sis: small sis. Corn Meal
Plain SIC; bolted Sc Pea Meal-9oc Crisis. %
Corn--Choice white SIC; No 2White Tennesseess0c;
M. mixed sc. Oats No. mixed 41c. Hay
Choice timothy large bales l5; small bales 81 D.
No large bales 81 IS; small bales Sl0 clover DC;
wheat straw bdled Soc Pcas-Stoc6 -.
NEW YORK. MAY 2d-Flour. southern luict; com
mon 10 far extre SS.;e@S'.tU; good 10 chooeSi.l0
@Sa.l0. Wheat cash heavy. ol tiouS III Ell dull and
Meak all day NJ red May 95tqM95Is; June 81 %
=. Corn, options osed steady; pot 4@la Low,
and dali No. ? May Gia a %; July o. IL c.. Oats a
tr.fc lower and heavy: No. June 5Sl5 July . Is
eaSi 4 mixed western 81 orr HUTsgteady anu in
light demanG; state iGl4: California Sal2
BALTIMORE, NAY. G-Floursteadya and - tyC; How
ard street and western superfne g. as. o. extra
SS.-1GS So, family Sh2n@Si. .; city mills superape
S2olaS26l: eXtrds5 -)es3 Rio brands 81 i@sj.Ul;
Wheat, southern quiet hut finn; western quiet and
easy closing steady. southern red sl QQ; amber %
"a i O No. Maryland -; No western winter red
spot pa 4G"4L. Corn, southern dull ana about
steady; white bjl 4. b; yellow usoi.
ST. LOUIS. MAY 2C-Flour firm but jull ranging
from S2'0G i.-o. Wheat opened easy and closed &c
below yesterday; No . red fan cash 10. June
Corn lower; No mixed cash ola 55l4; May 81 !.
Oats lowe; No. mixed cash S6t-: June S5i<.
CHICAGO Nav &c cash quotations were as fol-
lows; Flour duh; spring wheat SS.40glI2J; spring
patent s550&SLsQ. No. sps.ug wheat s. Id ~;
Ne. Sdo-; No red $, No. corn o. No. >
oats G.
CINCINNATI. May 2f-Flour steady: family s.. %
@sS.gO; fancy SL2o@Si.3u. wheat No. = red 10
Corn. No. mixed 5a. Oats uLlli No. 2 mixed
S6tgG37
LOUISVILLE. Noy ,6-GIain W, al. Wrest No.
reA -, loueuN.ty - Corn. No = l.l-vd VI: dc
White e. oats, new No, laiAel 1905; ".
wAJe
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
room FREDERICK.


Copyright 1870 ny the New lolk ASs0cia ell Press.
BERLIN, May 2G.-The progress of the dis
ease in the throat, and traithea of
Emperor Frederick, though slow, is
certain. Without announcing the fact
in bulletin his physicians permit it
TO be known that the throat has become SO con-
tracted ms TO necessitate n change i'll the shape
Of the conuia, with more frequent cleans
ing of the apparatus Several evening
papers published alarming reports of
the recurrence of inflammation
The emperors appearance in Berlin
shortly after o'clock Gained the public state
mcnt. His condition today was not so fayora-
BILE for an outing but on learning of the re-
newal of public alarm, the emperor asked DIR.
Mackenzie to assent to his taking a drive
The doctors, after consultation, agreed to this,
and, accompanied by the empress and the
prince of Wa'eS who had lunched with the
imperial family, the emneror left SChloss Mt
o'clock and drove To Berlin. In the second
carriage was the princess, while a third was
occupied by DIR. Mackenzie.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

W. +. Walton, Of Springfield, Tenn, says;
81 have been suffering with Neuralgia in my
face for three years. l purchased box of Dr.
Tanners Intallihle Neuralgia Cure and took
eight oi the pills. | haNN not felt any Symp-
toms OF Neuralgia since, Sold at Wholesale by
A. G. Gambler \ Co, Atlanta. Ga, and II. ".
Curry, Rome, Ga. retail at jacobs Phar-
mAcN. AtlAntl. On.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
A Sneedv Sentence.

RALEIGH, \. c., May 25.[Spccial. Last
Monday at Winston, negro named William
Houston shot negro woman named Kate
Crosby through the heart, IN a gambling Sa-
loon at Winston. Houston fled, but the hue
and cry was raised, and he was soon captured.
Yesterday he was pnt ON tIial in the supreme
court. and today he was convicted OF murder
in the first degree, and sentenced to be
hanged. 1t is one Of tho Speodiest TRIALS and
convictions of murder on record in the state
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, May % Special. T.
\ special says; Last night as q prominent
citizen named Mcdowell was walking along a
road near ChilderSburg, Ala, he was shot
down by three men lying in ambush Tho
whole community is up in arms over the aSSas-
sination, and every effort is being made to
capture the murdererS. No cause is given for
the murder.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Shot inthc Rack.

NV ORLEANS MAY "a special to the
TimosD Democrat from Welsh, La, says that
Benoit uiijodeau was waylaid and killed yes
terday forenoon while passing through thick
woods three miles south of that town. He was
evidently shot in the back tiIst, ana then, the
murderer, to make sure of his work. shot him
through the head, after he was down. as the
bullet was dug out of the ground under the
mans head. The authorities will thoroughly
investigate the matter.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Millions of Melons.
From the Albany, Ga. News.

From the Albany, Ga. News.
The melon season Of 1855 promises to prove
unusually active. The acreage is in reased
over that Of last season, and the number of
markets is annually growing. There are fully
1900 acres i'll Mitchell, Dougherty and Lee
counties, from which there viii be 900 cars
OF the luscious fruit, ladened with the sweets
OF the southland, shipped TO northern and
western markets. As the average car load is
1000 melons, that will make Just 100000
watermelons which Just three Georgia counties
will contribute to the pleasures of a northern
summer. That these melons are appreciated
and held in great request no one can question
who is familiar with the solictude of the COM
mission merchants. At this season of the year
the mails are clogged with circulars from the
various commission houses soliciting Consign-
mcnts, early and late.
That the melon crops have proved profitable
to commission men no one can question. In
fact, il has given employment 10 many shrewd
men in that line, who embraced the oppoytu-
nifty and the planters money, too. But the
farmer are gradually learning tho reliable
houses, and show disposition to contiue their
dealing to them, letting it lie k!own that
"curbStone" dealers need not apply.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

We want one person only in every town 10
sell our goods No capital required. \ grand
chance Ia make money, no matter what Other
business you are doing yuu cal work Tor us.
Write at once aud scclte NHur TERRITORY.
Is. $. IAUpEtNACH co.
NEWARK, n. j,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Tho kipht Tinne.


Now is the right time 10 take botanic Blood Balm
(B b. b. 70 strengthen your system 50 that you viii
be the 10 ter able stand the summer heat and if
you have any disease now is he time to lake b. B.
h. 10 cure IT, as well rs at any other time. The
sooner you use il the better, for the longer you de-
lay the worse il will be for you, besides il will save
You many aches and pains Many lives have been
urotuugeCt by the use " II. Z. Il. Though II has
been on the market tui few years il has restored
more people to health than any remedy ever offered
10 the public and il has cured some Of the worst
eases that ever the human family suffered, besides
the thousands Of les violent diseases. Its wonder
fil curative pow IS is a marvel its cures astonish
the doctors 81 its most ardent patrons wonder at
its endless number of cures. That thousands and
Thousands of persons will live much longer by its
use is being constantly demonstrated. Every per
son delilitatei or in any way affected should use
h. r. Il. at once and no one should ever be with
ont il in their house. 1t is boon 70 our race. May
its use be increased till the uermost parts Of the
earth may know its merit ana enjoy its benefits.
FSoIA, Faulkner Co, Ark, May L. lSsS.-Blood
Balm Company-Sr. My wife had two very large
running sores on her belly that look IKE they had
eaten half through, and were very painful, and
everything that was done for them made them
worse. At last procured a bottle OF Bo.apc Blood
Balm, which cured them sound and well. Yours
WITH respects Il NJ NohWooh
4 Chicago newspaper makes the statement
that tie net profits OF The Henrietta" tAis yypr
have amounted to sl2a,0o0 of which Robson and
Crane Will receive % per cent.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
ARE COTTON MAi;MErs.

CONSTiTUTION OFFICE
ATLANTA, May 2G 1888
Ne. rcoe!nts for dav 273l bales, against 1925
bales las; year: cxnors 1868 bales last year 100
bales; stock 1o5071 bales; last year 25l &C bales,
Fellow we give the opening and closing quotations
[ Cotton tlinrpS Nn,y Nnrl- fl,ln
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Fruits and Confectioneries.

FRUITS ana ConIectiOnerjeS.
ATLANTA, May Is Apples - 50. 50as6 GO per
Dbl Lemons-S3 756e $500. Oranges-S4 5OaS5OO,
Cocoanuts-6c. Pineapples-S2.0O p COZ Bananas
Selected S1.75@S200 grapes $3.50 p barrel
Figs - 19@lSc Raisins : New London sa25;
% boxes $l75; a boxes soc. Currants-715qSc.
Leghorn ctron-27c. AlmondS-19c fecans-I0@
13c. Dried Fruit-S,ndred apples vol &c. sundrled
peaches o1a@lQc; sunGricd peaches pea Ell lie
Hardware.
ATLANTA, May ~ - Market steady Horse.
shoes 81 .5t&4.50; mule shoes So 25 so; horseshoe
nails 2@20c. Ironboundhcmes$ $3.50 Traco-chains
32@70c. Ames shovels $500. Spades $1,000 Well
buckets SS5J@S4.50. Cotton rope loo l5c Sweed iron
sc: rolled or merchant bar PIC rate Cas-steei109
l2c. Nails, 1ron $3.50; steel $780, Gliddeyi tarbed
wire. galvanized, t. ID 90 51ac Powder, rife 500:
blastins S2.la Bar lead &c. Sho;$l.60
Country Produce.
ATT ANITA, May 3"--Eggz--,1.c Butter: hoice
Tennessee isaac: other grades /! @l5. Poultry
liens " @5Dr young chickens large 0sG25 Irish
Potatoes s. 10 1.50 Sweet Potatoes CcG0S uts
ney-StraiucdjGgsc; III the comb 1UC. Onions
sl.5O@So.GG Cabbtge--51@c
live Stock.
good drive Sl50@ 5000; drivers Sl25@$10; fine $500
hands Sl35@ SlG0
CINCINNATI. Nay Clogs strong: common and
light s425a5.GG; packing and butchers s.. t@s5.yo.
Whisky.
CINCINNATI, May 2f--WbiSt steady at ST. II
ST. LOUIS. May 2iWhisky steady at 81 IL
CHICAGO, May G-Whisky S1.1z
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
L Told Npu So,

Mr.. L. \. ireland, of Breen, Phillips & Co.,
Nashville, Tenn. says; 81 was afflicted with
Piles for twenty years, and | tried every REM
edy offered me- finally used the Ethiopian
Pile Ointment. 1t gave me instant relief, and
has effected a permanent cure Sold nj
wholesale by A. q. Gambler x Co., Atlanta,
Ca, and ID. W. Curry, Rome. Ga. retail at
Jacobs Pharmary, Atlanta, Ga,
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
Naval Stores


WILMINGTON. May .6-Turpentine steady at &c.
rosln firm: strained So good strained q; tar firm
at sl.t5; crude turpentine firm; hard SlyO; yellow
dip SO virgin 500
CHARLESTON. May 26-Turpentine firm at 80;
rosin qnetigood strained 90
SAVANNAH, May 26-Turpentnc firm at 331l;
Iosln steady at %. <s'
NEW YORK. May oG-Rosn steady at ST. a0@sl.25;
turpentine dull at 3GL.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

ATLANTA 1i5v l.- Coffee Choice 90. ur.ino
&c, good Sc u.s lg1. .gw -u'a iH. surar-tut oai
s & powdered ,'c. stau.Ui4 si.uu.atglt c.s.sua-
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

NEW YORK, May 2j-The total visible supply
of cotton for the world is 2 oO9, 1876 bales ofwhch
J. 100 So bales are American agaus: lGU.35j bales
ard l,45ll65 bales respectively last year. Receipts
at all interior towns 1865 bales Receipts from PLAN
atOns i0l65 bales. Crou in sight 6, I'll 297 bales.
NEW YORK, MaN 95-The following is the com
paratIye cotton statement for the week ending
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29
TAKE COURAGE a3$: S G.
nat Il aud do

formities now permanently cured by the New
Method free receipt ut Is cents 10 cose
Of mailing. Dir J. ROBERTSON, 163 Elm street,
O Ii
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

syrups-New Orleans choice 50@55c; prime 3a00a5c.
common 20925e. Ieas-Biock 35g60c; green 10000.
l2c sago 5oc. Ginger l6c. Mace Coo Pep.
rer 20c Crackers-Milk &c: Boston butter Sc; peari
oyster rs !its soda &c; Xxx do 5 candy4
cakes Candles - Full weight lie Matches :.
Round wood gross 81 Is; - 200 81 90 Il $50; Il 400
$3.50 soda-n Kegs 419c; Ill boxes SIC Rhoca
61gc prime &c; tair5}ac saIt-Virginia Toe Cheese
Cream lie: factory l3c
bat holies ann; Rio cargoescommon to prime l "a
TX. Suear.n g0Jd -e."IN ii, Prices Louisians
open kettl- cnoice 5;s; stri trv prime os.: prime
ALAG; ully fair 20 prime ~. fair to good fair
good common q a 7-!C centrifugals plantation
formulated 90; choice white6 ed white s 10 SIC:
do. l5-Iu; seconds 4J.@el y-ld Molasses inlet
but steady. open kettle fancy IS; choice 3$5035:
strictly prime 1913 good prime 2a@e-C; lIime
common TO good common l4@11; centrifugals prime
2QGg22 prime to good PRIME Is: far 10 good ir lG@
II; inferior 10 good common 001G Louisiana syrIn
2Q@26 Rice nominal; Louisiana ordinary 10 prime
1885,.
NEW YORK. May 25-Cofee fair Rio quiet at 1917:
options heavy, unsettled and 5UC4U loinls lower; No
Rio jane l34'@i 10: July II S0itI.00 August il o.
@l255. sugardn: fair to good refining "a; refined
steady: s. 8 extra 53E54 white extra C6too lii;
yellow 5S@5>.; Off a JIG; mould A :; standard A
81; confectioners 65s; cut loaf crushed now
dered7; grarulated 6iI-16GUs4: cubes I. Moasses
quiet; oVtesl2O Rice steady: domestic $685..
Provislons
ST. LOUIS, May 6-Provisionseasler. Pork SIS CO.
Lard SIS Dry salt meats. boxed lots Shoulders
go: long clear 10; clear ribs 1917: short clear
@S.l2l@. Bacon, boxed shoulders 6.50aS6!l% long
clear 500; short ribs o559S 90; short clear 5dS So
hams 1902 '
LOUISVILLE May 26-Provisions firm. Bacon.
clear rib SIDES $50; clear sides 8 %: shoulders
81 BULK meats clear rib sides 1915 clear SIDES l5
shoulders go Mess pork nominal. Hams. sugar.
cured 1l@ll1@. Lard. choice leaf9H.
NEW YORK. May 2t-Pork dull: old mess sl4oo
@$l4.5O; new sl5.25@S $3.50. Middles dull. Lard
dull; western steam spot s7a; NAV 3 -: lure -,
@S7l; city steam S.25; refined to continent Soc
CHICAGO, May 2G-C6sh quotations were as fol-
lows: Mess pork S4.20. Lard AZ. Short ribs
loose 7.55@1.GO. Dry salted shoulders boxed oU@l
625; short clear sides boxed S.i0eSl5.
ATLANTA. May 26 - The following are ruling
cash prices today: Cearrib sides SIC sugar-cIlred
hams l2i4c. Lard - Pure leat tierces 10 &c; Ie-
fined SIC.
CINCINNATI, Nav 2b-Pork casernt Sll75 Lara
Gull 1T s,i519. Bulk meats steady; short ribs u.
Bacon steady; short ribs =; clear Va.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-05-29

hAtrG Send cents in stamps for Sample Copy
-afs y ehsS Of large l-pace paper Gud a0pHge Book
lla'i ed Tree. Th5 Housekeepcr. Minneapolis, MINI
NJWe tAi, payer. inHr29--Wk2at "
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19
An Arab woman Dress.

OF whatever rank or station an Arab
woman may be, her dress consists only Of
a shirt reaching down % tic ankles,
trousers mot drawers ana t. kerchlef for
the head The material varies, VI course
Rich people have gold brocade5 OF MANY
patterns. vcivets and silks richly trimmed
During the hot season plain white caiicoes
or muslins are worn Shirt and trousers
are never of the same pattern. The shirt
must hot be too long, that It may not hide
the rich embroidery OF the trousers or the
two anklets, q number OF little golden
bells are suspended from one Of these,
which make u pretty tinkling sound al
,yery step. Two long tasselcd ribbons
naug loosely over the back or on both
sides OF the head from the band that is
worn round the forehead The silk ker
chief reaches down to the ankles
In her walks an Arab lady puts on the
"schele which is shawl, waterproof and
cloak. all in one The schele is large
shawl or mantilla of black silk, more or
less richly trimmed with gold or silver
borders, according to the wealth and taste
OF its owner This Is the only wrapper
an Arab lady uses until it is completely
worn out, its fashion never changing
even thc greatest and richest ladies do
not possess more than one schele at q
time. Memoirs of an Arabian Princess.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-07-19

Tho MINING country ii the future IL
Oid Noxial Not because OF the richness
If th, orc. there L0t because ST The
.heauo II taking If out. Al - ore
can bo handled iu that country as profit
ably as % $50 ore in this country me
Mexican. are tho most expert miners ~
Tie world and they live cheap and work
for colro-p ondmgly low wages have
little confidence in Tho old mining proper
tics Of that country because the NeXicans
know how TO mire There was al effort
made "a fcN uouths ago TO spread the liz
preston that there were numerous very
rich old mines I'm Mexico that were aban
loucd decades ago. There are q ic,F in
stances where mine was abandoned ii
that country because the water came
INTO il too fast l0r the bucket brigade Of
those times. but such cases arc luc. The
gred. majority Cd the abandoned mines
were wa,. ed out before they were aban-
loucl ut there is an immense amount
ID low grade ore III MeAico that has not
been touched. and Great deal oi 1t can
be worked proht4biy which IL this coun-
try could 20, be taken out at gl!. There IS
enough OF 1t. at least, to supply the
world with metal for @ few years. and
most Of the world supply win come
from there "A. ". Clifford in OioDe-Dcm
Ocrat