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The Washington times., 1902-12-13
AUSTRALIAN RAILWAY
ACROSS CONTINENT 7
ids for Construction to Be Advertised
for in America, England Ger
many, and France.

ADELAIDE. South Australia. Dec. 13.-
The South Australian government viii
hortly advertise for bids in America.
nsland, Germany. and France for the
obstruction Of trans-contineutal rail-
7ay from Adelaide TO Port Darwin. on
he land grant principle.
The Washington times., 1902-12-13
$4,000, 600 in Income.

Two weeks aEo the Standard OH Com
pany advanced the price to jobbe-s a
cent q gallon This means an Increase
IN Income Of 100000 annually on sales
in the United States alone. as the oil
trust controls 90 per cent Of all the
petroleum produced IN this country.
The Standard Oil Company dividends
for this year amount TO $4,000. 900. o.
70 per cent on a capital Of 500. 600. O0O
The quarterly dividends have been 20.
10, 8, and 10 per cent. respectively. On
December IS the dividends for the last
quarter will be paid Last year. and
In 1900 also. the dividends amounted
TO As per cent. but this year an enormous
sum has been expended in better
ments:" that Is, buying new propertt les
in Texas and elsewhere. and In building
new vessels for the carrying trade.
The Washington times., 1902-12-13
STANDARD ADDS CENT A
GALLON TO PRICE OF OIL
Means Increased Income of
S8,O0O,OOO Annually.
MUCH IN DEMAND AS FUEL
Dividends for This Year on Capital of
SIoO,oOO,ooo Amount to
S45,Ooo,OOo.

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-On has again
gone uD a cent or more a gallon. The
scarcity Of coal drove the people to
using gas stoves in increasing quantities.
Similarly he sale OF oil stoves increased
tremendously last fall and this winter
Manufacturers were unable 20 deliver
enough gas stoves to meet the demand.
and simultaneously the Standard OIL
Company came forward with a new
wickless burner and disposed of thoUs-
unds of additional oil stoves and heaters.
Then The experiment Of burning oil
for fuel on locomotives and steam
ships turned out successfully. The
Southern Pacific Railway. the Hawaiian
steamship Company and company
running steamers from Texas to New
York followed suit. and other customers
heretofore not reached made a now mar
The Washington times., 1902-12-13
Secrets of Personal
Magnetism Laid Bare

Thousands of Dollars Worth of Books on Personal Magne
tism aud HypnOtism to Be Given Away bya
Noted Philadelphia College
Hon. James R. Kenney of Pennsylvania, Chairman of the
Committee on Distribution
Everyone May Now Learn All the Secrets of These Mysterou:
Sciences at His Own icme.
The Washington times., 1902-12-13
CONDUCTED BUREAU OF
PLAYwRIGHTS AND AUTHORS

PARIS. Dec 13.-Clarence Andrews
formerly Of New York, who died here
yesterday. conducted the bureau Of
playwrights and authors in Paris.
The Washington times., 1902-12-13

! tions. and a sleight-of- hand performance.
Following there was an informal dance.
This closes a successful years work
under the management Of the present
officers, who are. Louise Cunningham. W
NJ. and ". II. Harrison. ". p.
The officers OF the Grand Chapter. O.
E Star. Of the District of Columbia. will
pay Mizpah Chapter the annual grand
visitation next Tuesday evening. and viii
be present at the installation Of the
recently elected officers by the worthy
grand matrOn. The officers 10 be i'm
stalled are: Mrs. W H. Harrison. W
ID; the Rev. Stanley Bnlheimer. =. W.
Mrs. Blanche Wise. A. NJ Mamie Beck
er, secretary: Mrs H. G. Wagner. treas
urer: Mrs. Harry Becker. Con. and Mrs.
Mamie Morgan A. Con.
At a stated communication OF the
George c. whiting Lodge. No. %. =. A..
A. NJ. held In the local Masonic Hall
last Thursday evening. the following
officers were elected and installed. f
H. L. Myers. W. NJ: A H. Johnson
$. W. Dr. Edward Smith. j. W: Dr.
Charles Becker. secretary; S G. Palmer.
treasurer; ". H. Harrison. s. d.: J. s
English. J. d. T. J. Becker. s. s.: ID. F..
Dumberth. J. S: A. p r. Works. chap
lain; Or. Q. ". Birdsall. marshal. and
A Peacock. tiler
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M'zpah Chapter. No. 8. o. e. g.. gave
an entertainment az Masonic Hail last
Monday evening. Tho program inc 'uded
vocal and instrumental music recita-
The Washington times., 1902-12-13

The Philodemic Society OF Georgetown
University VIII entertain its friends next
Tuesday evening In CASTOR Hall
The Washington times., 1902-12-13
Ask for Help
A Postal Will Bring Yon My
Way to Get Well.

You who need help and waiting
who and hesiating-
You who preiudco-you
Let you-wrte m
Then will any store-or six
Shoops Il month
risk II the $3.50 pay
druggist myself And word shall decide
every accepting OFFER OF them
we'll Don't realize that the
TO those who write?
The this S proof OF my success
In the twelve
trial half million OF
cured. have willingly paid
have only way
that anybody knows.
Ny Restorative power alone epe
living
to do it's duty The like giving engine more
chronic diseases The best
results from docorng
weak
Ny will any that is durable
the asky
who will well If whole myself
BookNo onD Dyspepsia
% gbi ich book Is want II n . c
cd nd d.addre DIR No 3 o
766 Racine, Wis. NJ Ss-.toD
chronic
Dr. Shops Restorative s
The Washington times., 1902-12-13

Johr Dugan. OF N Street. has recov-
cred from severe attack Of typhoid
fever.
The Washington times., 1902-12-13

Paul Coleman. Walter Miller. and John
Harvey. Georgetown schoolboys. en-
gagged IN a game OF football on y Stree;
Thursday afternoon. which resulted IN
painful injury 10 Harvey. the smallest
Of the boys. He was thrown TO the
ground, striking his mouth against the
asphalt pavement Two Of his front
teeth were broken of. Yesterday morn
ing. Coleman and Miller appeared IN
court to answer the charge OF assault
and battery. preferred by the father OF
The injured boy. Harvey. told tho court
that his injuries were due TO an acct
dent. and that his two companions we're
In no way to blame. The case was dis
missed
The Washington times., 1902-12-13
Profits in Six Years.

parison between the dividends for the
last six years.
The Washington times., 1902-12-13

The Great Falls and Old Dominion
Electric Railroad Company. it is said,
will begin the construction Of the road
I'm the early spring, providing that Con-
gress permits the company to cross the
hqueduct Bridge. when the matter was
presented before Congress a few days
ago 80 was favorably reported upon.
The proposed line will run from NJ
Street and the AquCduct Bridge along
be Virginia banks OF The Potomac to
Great Falls. j.: the company succeeds
I'm crossing the bridge much or the cred
81 viii be due the Georgetown Citizens
Association. which has so strongly in
dCrsed the bin. ! viii mean much TO
the section west Of Rock Creek. Direct
railroad communication viii be had with
Fort Myer, Arlington, Falls Church. and
ether Virginia points. while the Virginia
farmers Will be IN closer contact with
the District. The Great Falls and Old
Dominion Company IS largely composed
OF Georgetown capitalists
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cases. chronic by
Dr. shOop's Restorative is sold b. all druggists.
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every accepting offer OF them
we'll Don't realize that failed
to wi owrits
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

the Cliff mine in the Virtue district east of Baker City, Oregon, carries considerable free gold. There has been little tungsten mining at the Harri- son and the Durango mines in the North Lead district Of South Dakota, and also at the schcelite mines of the American Tungsten Milling and Com pany, near Long Hill, Fairfield county Connecticut.
 Tungsten has been used for making coiored cotton goods fast" or wash able, for rendering clothes non-inflam- mable, for the manufacture of stained papers, for ooloring glass; as an alloy with copper and aluminium for the manufacture of propeller blades; a cal- cium tungstate in Roentgen ray apDa- ratus. Now the chief use, either as ferro- tungsten or as the powdered metal, is in making tungsten steel. The production of tungsten ores during 1901 amounted to 179 tons, concentrated from 1,221 short tons of crude ore, val ued at $27,720, at an average price of S154.S6 per ton. The price of tungsten ores has decreased from 50 to 75 per cent during the last two years.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
THE WHITE HORSE MINE.

President Mcnroe of the White Horse Mining Co.,, is preparing to expeld about $50 900 in machinery to be placed on the White Horse group of mines, in the Lynx Creek section. Walker dis trict, all of which is very substantial proof that President Monroe and the eastern capitalists who have been Ge- Veloping these properties are fully sat isfied with the showing made, and they now intend to equip the mines with up-to-date machinery for heavy opera tions. The equipment will include a 34-horse power gasoline engine, Bur leigh drills, air compressors and SO on. Mining camp buildings proportionate to the to be increased working force
 and to house machinery, will also be erected. There is now a shaft down zoo feet on the Hammer mine which is one of the White Horse Group. A hoist is to be put on the Contract claim, a hoist is also to be put on the White Horse proper, on which latter there is now shaft 100 feet deep. The White Horse group is considered one Of tie most promising in the Walker district, in which district is located the famous producer the Mud Hole mine.-Courer.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

league, and Wilton J. Lambert the clubs attorney visited the East Cap itol street offices of the Washington Railway and Electric company the early part of this week for confer ence with the companys officers, the desire being to secure increased railway fa cilities to and from the ball grounds. Just as the car or which the pair were passengers passed the library of con- gress building a well dressed woman of middle age leaned forward and attract ed the attention of MT. Postal by tap ping him lightly on the shoulder.
 "The old man with the long white beard standing in the aisle beside you desires me to convey you a warning, :" announced the woman, with a sepul- chral voice.
 T beg your pardon?" remarked MT. Postal inquiringly, after establishing to his own satisfaction that no such elderly gentleman was on the car.
 You must beware" whispered the woman. The old man urges that you be careful of all you say and do until sundcwn today"
 The president of the Washington baseball club turned slightly pale as a vision Of the supreme court Of Penn called the ruling in the Lajoie case, and the rumors of local injunctions.
 As Mir. Postal was evidently thinking hard and deigned no reply, the woman volunteered a few words Of an eXplana- tory nature.
 T am medium" she said, and it
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
THE NORTHERN MINES
Mining News From the Lively Camp
 of Chloride, in Mohave Go.

The Arizona Arrow has moved it's plant from Kinenlan to Chloride, where it will be published hereafter. From it's first issue iii the new quarters the following bits of mining news are taken:
 The latest and best thing out in new mining discoveries is one just made by A. II. Dryden and William Nelson, about one mile southwest from the suburbs of town. The new find is in an old and abandoned shaft or incline that was prospected and worked many years ago. and the main ledge matter carries gold, silver. lead and copper, in which values t will foot up fire and large thing for the owners. A ae" shaft is now being sunk which is al-
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
Honest Methods Approved The Second Free Distribution of Coke Dandruff Cure Ended at the Elvey & Hu1ett Drug
 Store Satur-
 day. Tne Famous
 Coke Dandruff Cure Hair onic
Is Now Being Tested in This City by
 Hundreds of People.

Last night the free distribution of sample bottles of the great Coke Dan druff Cure closed at the Drug Store Of ElVey G Hulett.
 The frightful number of people who are suffering with Dandruff, Hair and Scalp troubles in this city and vicinity can only be estimated by the enormous number oi sample bottles given away. The A R. Bremen Co. appreciate this and are determined the worth of their great preparation shall be fully known and proved to the world.
 What Coke Dandruff Cure is guar anteed to do:
 To cure DanGruff.
 To stop Falling Hair.
 To produce a Healthy Growth.
 To cleanse and purify the Scalp, leaving it in Q healthy condition, sweet, clean and free from Dandruff flakes.
 Shampoo before using with Coke Shampoo Soap. Best in the world.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
Consumption Positively Cured
The Kalamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy O.. Ltd, has Proven Cure for All Tubercular Diseases in
 Antidotum Tuberculose,
 the Copper Cure"

Heretofore, to have consumption, or tubercular diseases in any organ or tis- sue of the body. meant sure death-a lingering, suffering, terrible death. Now, after years Of effort, scientific rc- search and large expenditure of both time and money, Q life-saVing remedy for these ills has been found, of little cost. causing no interruption to resu lar duties and involving no travel in search of congenial climate.
 Antidotum Tuberculose, commonly called the Copper Cure" is the prod uct that if taken as directed by the makers will cure consumption. So surely has this been proven in many, many cases that it is agreed upon the part of the company that makes it that they will refund the price ii cure is not effected in any case.
 Backing up their guarantee comes the endorsement Of every bank and all residents of Kalamazoo, Mich, that they are responsible and reliable men of solid standing in the commercial and social world, and therefore good for their guarantee.
 To all who inherit consumptive tend encies, prevention is offered. To all who are already attacked. cure is proffcrcd on terms the most liberal and satisfactory. Desperate cases. given up by physicians. have been restored to perfect health and strength and their lives prolonged by this wonderful rem edy.
 While the Copper Cure" is iu every sense a home treatment yet the man. agemcnt Of the company has arranged to give proper attention to those who desire to come to Kalamazoo and take the treatment ct the home office of the company.
 A book describing the symptoms and cure of TubercUl0sis Of every nature is to be had free by all who write the KElamazoo Tuberculosis Remedy Co, Ltd, 4 Baumann Block, Kalamazoo. Mich.
 Despairing sufferers and all who have friends that are afflicted are ur- gently requested not to delay, but write for the work at once.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
MINING NOTES.

The 100-ton concentrator at Wash ington Camp has been completed and the machinery started. It works very satisfactory and will now be employed iii the steady production of concen- trates and matte from Pride of the West Ores.-OasiS.
 The visit of Floyd B. Wilson of New York to Patagonia last week presaees great activity in that place. MT. Will son is president of the Arizona Copper company, which operates the sampling works at Patagonia and owns the smelter. The company is now buying ere. and when reserve is account lated in the bins, so continuous run can be assured, the smelter will he blown in.-Oasis.
 Manager George Mitchell returned on Friday to Cananea from Los Angeles, where he went from Prescott at the conclusion of the Cobre Grande law suit. Mrs. Mitchell suffered d serious attack of illness en route to California and at one time her life was despaired of, but change for the better occurred and by the time the party reached San Francisco Mrs. Mitchell had almost recovered. President Greene is cX- pected in Cananea today.-Review.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

ready in the ore thirty feet away from the old workings. That section of inc district is historical and pregnant with memories of Q lost mine, and, besides these traditions and well known facts, float rich in gold has been found num- bers of times and in various places in the locality. Messrs. Dryden & Nelson mean to continue work right along and have the products of their new dis covery treated at the new shelter
 K. Staahlgren, tile contractor to put up the shelter, arrived from San Fran cisco and has already begun work. It is now up to the mine owners to make this enterprise success and we pre- dict they will do it.
 Visitors to the city who have not ;.l ready done so and who wish to view a big vein of rich silver ore should SO to the Century mine, mile southeast of town, belonging to Judge Hughes and Fred Mitchell
 Capital is looking longingly at the many low grade mines in camp and the many mines and prospects that possess ores that will average S15 or more to the ton will pass as current as money as the erection of the Jew smelter proceeds.
 The representative of Los Angeles promoting company will arrive in Chloride the ensuing week to examine and report upon the fine and large natural reservoir site and prospects for water a mile north of town with a view of building water works for the ity and much of the surrounding country. This matter was before the same com pany two years ago, who were favor ably impressed with it's feasibility.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
Mines and Minerals
 @ Arizona .
TUNGSTEN DEPOSITS
and Distribution of This
 Valuable Metal.

The following article on the subject of tungsten deposits is from advance sheets of Mineral Resources of the United States TOW in press and pub iished by the United States Geological survey.
 The metals tungsten, molybdenum, uranium, and vanadium are still at tracing much interest in the steel in dustry, because of the beneficial prop critics which they impart to steel. all though the alloys ferro- uranium and feTro-vanadiUm are still in the expert mental stage. The demand for tungs- ten has not increased during 1901. but molybdenum has been greatly in Ie- mand, and it's market value has 1e- n7ained nearly constant.
 The sources of tungsten are the three minerals scheelite, wolframite and hupnerite, and of these scheelite. turgstate of calcium. is the one that can be used In producing the metal or teiro-ailoy. Thus far scheelite las been found in only one locality ;n the nited States in sufficient quantity Wolframite and hubnerite occur abun- dantly, and the sources of supply greatly exceed the demand.
 For number of years practically all tho tungsten used in the United States was imported from England. Austria, Hungary. SaXcny. Germany, and Ais taiia. The principal deposits in this country have been found in Arizona Nevada and Colorado. Deposits have also been found in Oregon. Washing ton. Idaho. Montana, New Mexi 70. South Dakota, Connecticut and North Carolina. The Arizona deposits are :n the Arivaca district. Pima county: in the Dragocn mountains. Cochise Coun- ty. and sixty miles south of Blackberry Mchave county. The Nevada deposits are near the base Of Wheeler Peak, m the South mountains. about twelve miles south of Osceola. White Pine county. The Colorado ores have beer found in quantity in san Juan. Boul- der. GiiHi:2. OUray and Lake counties the irinCipa! mines worked in 1:G1 be- ing those in Boulder county. where the Great Western Exploration and Reduc- ton company nas been recently organ ized both to inine and reduce the ores and to manufacture tungsten all loy. The massive scheelite deposit in
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
A RICH STRIKE.

Messrs. Roach. Allen and Martin are Jubilant over the rich strike made at their mine three miles north of the Crowned King, which promises to be one of the best producers in this sec tion. The ledge uncovered is four to six feet wide. running from s400 to c500 to the ton, all free gold. Development work is now being pushed rapidly and the shaft is now down a considerable lepth. Charles Carman, mill man oi the Lincoln, states that there is no little excitement over the strike, and future development is eagerly awaited
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

has been a hard task fer me to bring about this manifestation in daylight and in public. so be very careful what you say and do until sundown."
 Thank you, madam remarked MT. Postal. as he and MT. Lambert alighted from the car A moment later he asked the attorney, 'Is this a common occur renee in Washington?
 MT. Lambert replied in the negative. It is stated that MT. Postal was quite solemn and unusually discreet until after the sun had disappeared that evening. ng.-Washington Star.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

Negetarians hold that meat is poi sonous. and condemn it severely in every possible way. Water forms 75 per cent Of it's composition, they claim, and what gives it it's flavor is the principle ot active poison in it. Venous blood, they say, is admitted to be poi sonous, and it is this blood in meat that causes it to taste pleasantly. To prove their claim they state that meat, washed clean of it's venous blood, has no taste whatever and no one will cat it. "EGt vegetables, fruits and grains. , says the Vegetarians, If you would be healthy. Join our ranks. for one third Of the worlds inha belong to us already-the millions of Buddflists are with us, their creed forbidding them to kill any living thing. Tolstoi is a veg etarian, and Thoreau was one, also. while in the past our fold included Adam, Plato, Voltaire, Benjamin Franklin and a thousand other immor- tai names. es.''--Philadelphia Record
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
NO LOSS OF TIME.

I have sold Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years, and would rather be out of .of- fee and sugar than it. sold five bot ties of it yesterday to threshers that could go no farther and they are ct work again this morning.-H. F. Phelps, Plymouth, Oklahoma. As will be seen by the above the threshers were able to keep on with their work without losing a single days time. You should keep a bottle Of this Remedy in your home. For sale by Elvey & Hu- lett.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

Don't die!" she walled, when he was brought home to her after a col lision with a trolley car.
 "I'n try not to- he answered.
 'I knew you would,' she said. You are always so good and thoughtful. and you have such a head for business. You can't afford to die. Why, if you should, the company would get off with 9 paltry s5,OG0, while if you live crip- pie we may get as high as S50,0O0. Oh. it would be worse than folly to die under the circumstances" s."-ChicaSo Post.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

It's folly to suffer from that horrible plague of the night, itching piles Doan's Ointment cures quickly and permanent ly. At any drug store, 50 cents.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

All the healing, balsanic virtues Of the Norway pine are concentrated in Dr. Woods Norway Pine Syrup ,na- lures own remedy for coughs and colds
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27
HE WAS WARNED.

Why President Postal Acted So Dis
 Creetly That Day.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

President Fred Postal of the Wash ington Baseball club of the American
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

PRICE BAKING POWDER Co.,,
 CHICAGO.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

The theatrical manager who has 9 full house should win out.
Arizona republican., 1902-05-27

NoTE.-You cannot. ii you value good health, afford to use cheap, low-grade baking powders. They are mostly, iii spite of the pure food jaws, made from alum, which endangers the health. All physicians will tell you that such DOW ders in food arc injurious.