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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1902-11-29

At the Methodist church tomorrow
Rev. Goldthorp's morning subject will
be, we Would See Jesus" In the
evening he will speak on Evil and
How to Overcome It," Other services
as usual
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At the Baptist Church.

In the morning the pastor will preach
on THE Bible and Our Art The
topic in the evening will be Warming
at the Fire. Miss BELLE FAIRIES viii
lead the i. y. z. L. Bible School at
y -,
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Published at wauwatosa' Wis, every 9alui-
eay by the Wauwatosa Prihtllg go ~ c,,,es for
) Sent to any address in the Cnlted states io'
81 a year. 80. .,,,,s,o4,;re as sec.
n, a nIasa after.
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WANTED-Competel,t girl for gen
eral homework. Apply to l.. c. Wheel
er, 50 Watson avenue.
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Lost Horse Blanket.

On road between the NJ. Il. Potter
and J. 4. Warren farms, VIII finder
kindly return to owner and receive
reward w. e. TAYLOR.
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DIR. Thain's morning subject tomor-
row viii be THE Simplicity that is in
Christ" His evening topic: Recon
ciliation to God
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The best smoke in Wauwatosa. Seal
OF Wisconsin" For sale at Schwaigers
pharmacv.
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Four 34X62 Storm Sash with veI
tiIating panes.
EDWARD COULTuARD.
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NOTICE.-Dr c. T. Chandler. the
dentist, is located in the Greenwood
block
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rrnternal soaleties, I.tc.

ru3epepdeut order Coos u upiars meets nt
.ioud Tempars' hail howol -1urt, every Tues
4ay evening.
yauwatosn Lodge No 967, r and A, NJ
meets hrst ANA third Satur Lays Of each month
.gt Nasoule hail. nittmar building
Royal Areanum meets first and third Tuesday
,p ench month at Areunum hall, over Letehel
'a3ros' Company store.
t3prmnnia Verciu meets second aud fourth
..,ttrdny evenings Of each month Mt hall M
...afth and Lcfeber block
tnuwatosa amp No. 1887, Modern Wood.
b. America, meets second and last Thursday
each month nj NJ. v. y, hall, smith n Lets
Der block,
tudcpcutleut Order Of Forestcrs meets second
and fourth Mondays IN Wouth ~ Tue nall on
laird floor ef Smith Il lefeher building,
Wauwutasa W0mau's club Meets twice each
month ut WAuwatosa Public Library hnildlng
II. {. Il. club Meets twice each mcuh al
homes Of mem bers.
Churches.
s-ongregnticual-R A. X. THAN.
7pAptist REV. p. " Lougteliow
Nethcat~t- Rev {. f.. Guidthorpe.
Episcopal Rev. J. cts Ward.
Johns Lutheran, -Wm. RAIDER pastor
trieden's Lnthernu-A. +. Sie5ler pastor
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lou can get them of the II. =. lem
sing Co., North Main street
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We, the undersigned. do hereby agree
to refund the money ON II 50-cent bot
tie of Greene's Warranted Syrup of
Tar if it fails to cure yonr cough or
cold. We also guarantee 95-cent bot
tie to prove satisfactory or money
refunded.
35-6m Schwaiger's pharmacy.
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FOR HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.
Announcement of Appointments of DIR.
Becker and j. r. w. Lombard.

Announcement has been made by
Gov. La Toilette of the appointment of
DIR. w. f. Becker and j f. w. Lombard
of Milwaukee, as trustees of the Coun-
ty Hospital for Insane. DIR. Becker
succeeds John F. Burnham and Mr.
Lombard succeeds himself.
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Mrs. A. ]. Ackmann,
Midwife and Nurse, 4th Ave.

,,.rst, gives notice to those desiring her ser
xiees. which she offers blythe day or "ttH'
tbat she will remove 10 NilwauAeet NoNetn"tF
Isl Her residence ia lee al Is i1e' 7''0N
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WAUWATOSA DIRECTORY.
City Officials.

City OtIlclals'
...... Emerson D. Hoyt.
Aldermen nm, -, 1,a,rnl,acb Pres.
d " ''''''1 &c A. Breed
second Ward ............. ..--.. Jas, Lefeber
John Hamme
Third Ward ..... .....'-..'t.' Vim. henninger
ID. P. Jones
Fourth Ward ..-......... .''..'''' c. A. Gum
A. f. Kellogg
nv rus - .......... Edward Conlthard
Assessor. 800 .,.--r ..'' ''''''''' Ch,s Y Perry
attor,,eY ..'--- ,i,,.a
street Commissioned. go CaaheI
weed COMMISSIONER. ..... - Slttt1' n 7,
Commissioner of Health ID. O. Hatha"aS' y -
Justices of the Peaee......l II H ". GIasier
,,..,,.f .............J Julius j. Marq"afdt
Supervisors -. B. Thomas
FIRST Wnru John +. Dittmar
second " a" g +. Reichardt
ThIrd W ata '''' ..... John Armstrong
-, ,.ounciI meets in regular session
- tbird Tuesday evenings OF each hohth
al the city hall, at 7:So o ciocN r. ~
Hoard of Education.
W r. Nethercut, president
Dr. j. S. Cdtier. vice presluehS
l. G. Wheeler.
q. A. Kurtz.
DR. ]. W Cairncrosa.
Ferdinand Bark
f. L. WOlter.
Ed ward Coulthard, secretary.
a. r. Kellogg, treasurer
Meets first Monday of each month at sehoo!
Guiding at O'Clock p m
water Commissioners.
Charles Stickney, president
Adam Currie.
Charles LuetzcY
g. a Breed.
Emerson y. Hoyl-
Meet on Monday evening before tee Af9'
e
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Cupid's Captures

Mr.. John Stumpf and Miss Dora
johnson, both of this city, wcr,
married last Sunday.
Mr.. Samuel j. Rice, of Seattle.
Wash, and Miss Margaret Glass.
cock, of Nandalia, have been H.
rcuscd to wed
Mr.. George Galloway and Miss
Jennie Pratt were married in Kan.
sas City one day last week. They
will make their home in Mexico.
MIR Charles Srhocnman, north
east of Mexico, recently became Il
benedict. He married "A Miss Min
ME IIanshill. of Dorchester, Ill.
Mr.. Daniel Quiulau and Miss
Sarah Gibbons were united in the
holy bonds of matrimuny at St
Brrndru. : church at ten o'clock in
this city Tuesday, Father J j.
Dillon officiating Mr.. Quiulan is
Il prosperous farmer living north
of Mexico, highly respected aud
honorrd 10y all who know him; his
bride is Il popular teacher a Young
lady of lovablc character. The
best wishes of the MESSAGE.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
A BRAVE STRUGGLE.
George Key Caught i'm q
Burning Building.

The following dispatch appeared
in the st Louis papers this week:
Nandalia, Mo. April 21.-Gcorgc
Key, thrifty farmer living near
this city. made narrow escape
from Il burning building today, al.
tho he was severely burned and his
injuries may prove fatal. The
farmhouse of Willis Lrwcllcn was
ON fire and he was helping save the
furniture when he was caught in
Il room which suddenly hlazrd
forth on all sides He CROPPED in
flame and smoke till he found II
door, but when opened Il sheet of
flame drove him back. tie next
found window, hut here, too. the
flames were 50 fierce that he was
driven back.
After the Mortified spectators
thought that he had been overcome
10y the heat and smoke, he sudden.
~ emerged from II second door,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Public Ownership

Chicago, April 2l.-Prcsidcmt
NJ +. Ingalls,, of the Big Four,
who delivered an address before the
Bankers club Saturday night. say
the consolidation of railroads must
stop, or government ownership
will follow:
"Thr tendency toward the mcrg-
ing of the great railroad systems
must stop sometime" declared
Mr. Ingalls,, land III my judgment
that time has arrived. Why Il
railroad president nowadays must
lock his road mp in his safe at
night 10 he certain of having it the
next morning
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
DrOuth Lasts a Year.

Columbia, Mo, April lS.--To-
day is the anniversary of the drouth
in Missouri. The officials of the
government weather bureau made
that announcement to-day. The
records at the station show that the
last rain of importance fell on
April Is, 1901, and that the great
drought has continued for one
year. 1t is still unbrokcn and the
present prospects are alarming.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
NcighbOrly Neiehbors

Dan Jenkins is at Hot Springs.
Lee McFadin and family are at
Excelsior Springs.
DR.. J b. Hawkins was in Shell
hina last week on business.
J. Il. Browning and wife are
home from II visit in Monroe county.
Mrs. j. V. FARES is visiting the
family of her son, James FAIRIES. ut
Worcester.
Miss Belle Morris is attending
the eN.Confcdcratc reunion at Dali
las. Texas. this week.
Misses Mamie Turlry. Lucy
Lemon and TriN Plunkctt visited
at AuXvasSc early part of the
week.
Ed. W =. Dorsey, of Franktord,
on his way from the ministerial
conference at Columbia made this
Office pleasant call last Friday
W. y. Boatmau, wife and daugh-
ter, Miss EStrllc, aud grandson,
Frank Owiugs, visited Santa Fee
relatives Saturday and Sunday.
Henry Davidson. south of Lad
donna, made this office Il business
call last Saturday. Mr. Davidson
is working IN the coal interests of
ihni sn.1 nm
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
The Trip up Salt River.

EDIroR MESSAGE:
/ Before the issue of your next
number the primary election will
have passed and many of our
friends will Ice ON their journey up
salt River" Unless il rains in
the meantime they will have Il dry
shod trip-hardly water enough in
the old historic stream to keep Il
crab alive.
We could not he 80 cruel as to
anticipate the result and presume
to name the members of the pill.
grim party. Our heart of sympa-
thy goes ont to them, and we
would if possible speak words of
comfort aud cheer. Misery loves
company, and that is perhaps the
only encouraging feature of the
pilgrimage, there will he Il goodly
number.
The experience of Il friend of
ours. IN Il time of great calamity,
suggests the fact that there is
great power III Christian song and
we would advise our friends to he
prepared To avail themselves, next
week, of this means of grace And
we know of no song more hcautl-
ful and appropriate for this sad uc-
caslon than the one entitled,
Count Your Blessings One 10y
one. The first verse is as fol
lows:
when upon LIES pillows YOU are
tempest toSs'd,
When you are discouraged, think
ing all is lost,
Count your blessings, name them
one 10y one,
And it will surprise YOU what the
Lord hath done.
II our friends will catch up this
beautiful song and carry it in all
of ITS pats. singing with the spirit
and understanding, rs they march
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

YOU will find in this box
Il thingamnjig which has some
thing to do with eating grub off
table, wrote Chillicothe man to
a bride when he sent his present" I
don't know what it is he added.
ut looks like cross between Il
harpoon and Il hay fork. 1t may
he for spcaring pickles, or it may
be for stacking chopped cabbage.
] am SO old fashioned that don't
know, and you'll be so happy you
won care.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Pres. Allen Moore

Invites the teachers of this
county to attend the Approved
Summer School ut thillirothr,
Mo, beginning June md. Grades
made in this school are accepted
10y all county boards and 10y the
State Supt for Il State certificate.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Ch!IliCOthc, Mo-, Normal

Is giving special attention to the
branches required for II first, see
ond, third grade certificate, Teach
rrS can enter at any time and find
the work they desire.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

a light shower of rain visited
this section of the county Tues-
day. 1t will help the grass and
newly planted gardens, but we
need an all-purpose rain, IA root
soaker and trash-mover,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
COUNTY COLLECTOR

We are authorized to annuunc"
WILLIAM NINlON
aS Il candidate for County Collector. sub
jrct to the action Of the Democratic prl-
mary, April n.
W" are authorized to announc"
ALBERT HARRISON
As candidate for County Collector. sub
icct to the action Of the Democratic prl-
mary, April ~.
We are authorized to auuuunc"
l.. AMOS HARRIS
a candidate for County Collector. subject
to the action II tn" Democratic primary.
April 2G.
We are authorized to aunuunc"
j. IIORD DAVIS
candidate for County Collector. subject
To the action uf tn" Democratic primary.
April %.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

st. Louis had the hottest day
Monday for the same period in
nine years. the temperature rising
~ degrees in six hours. Bout
the same mp ere, too.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Alfred Buff aud Alex Monroe are
the only occupants Of the county
Jail,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Catalogue houses Dri-
ces on buggies knocked
out by DeLap0rfe & L0f-
tons Cash House, Lad
donna.

THE ME~SADEmd Twlrr-a-Wrrk
81. Loul, Republic. both one year,
only $40. #.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Prof Basil Brewer has been
elected principal of the Rush Hill
public school for another year,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
" HAPPENED AND HAPPENING. "

The shares in the fair aSsocia-
ton are put at so each.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
COUNTY RECORDER.

W" ar" authorized To- anuUumc"
: T.. KENDALL
a candidate for County Recorder subject
to Tia" action Of the Democratic primary
April ~.
W" are authorized to announce
CLIFTON T.. JESSE
aS candidate for County Recorder sub
i"ct to the action Of tn" Democratic pri-
mary, April ~.
W" ar" authorized to amuuuuc"
H. r. WILLIAMS
as candidate for County Recorders sub
jcCt to the action Of tn" Democratic pri-
mary April ~.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

{. L. 'Brien, aged Go, at one
time wealthy resident of Linn
county, was arrested this week on
his farm near Mac on on Il charge
of poisoning herds of live stock
owned by farmers against whom
O. Brien had grievance. Paris
Green was poured into wells, tanks
and ponds which supplied water to
stock. O'Brien is said to have had
large amount of poison in his
possession when arrested. He
pleaded not guilty.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Crop Conditions.

Columbia, Mo, April - The
United States department of agri-
culture climate and crop bulletin
OF the weather bureau is rs follows:
Missouri--"Th~ past week aver
aged warmer than the week prrcr.
ding, but up to the 10Th tcmprra-
tur" was generally below normal.
FrOSts occurred on several days but
no damage reported, vegetation not
being sufficiently advanced Good
showers have fallen in few south
cru counties but elsewhere rainfall
WAS extremely light, and in tn"
central and northern sections high,
drying winds have added to dam
age of the drought. Weather ia
vorablr for field work, and corn
planting pushed rapidly; in many
central, eastern and southern coun-
ties :, or more of the corn crop Is
planted but many farmers waiting
for warmer weather \ little of
the earliest corn M Flax about
all Sowp in southwestern counties
and some is M. cotton has been
planted i'm Dunklip and Prmi,rot
counties with soil in fine condition.
Wheat !, now urrdiuu rain and
in some northern COMMITTEES j. drtr-
riolatinp rapidIy; looks well in
snuthrrn rouutir. ,hn NEEDING rain
Oats and pra>s suffering from lack
of moisturr rxr.rt in uortious of
southern sections and growth re-
tardrd by low temperature Pas
turrs backward rycrut in some
southern roun,irs and afford LITTLE
rraziur and i'm many localities.
suppIy of dr., feed i, urarticnIIy rz-
hau>ted ,iardcns doing we'll in
southern counties. but in the cen.
trail and northern counties they
have made little progress. uwingIto
cool. dry weather.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

j. y. Cross closed his school i'll
the Duly district last Saturday,
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

ID. G. Wright and family have
moved to Indiana.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Is the proposed electric railroad
to go glimmrring already!
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
PROBATE JUDGE.

T|NVD.N 7 III IT'TT''
We are authorized to anuuuur"
W. W. BOLTS
II candidate for Probate Judge Of Aud
rain County. subject to the action of tn"
Democratic primary, April q.
We are authorized to announce
{. +. ALLEN
a candidate for Probate Judge of Audrain
county. subject to the action Of tn" Dem
ocratic primary, April ri.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

------------ -
The fair association proposps to
sell stock amounting to phout
$40 GOO
Who remembers = sprinr more
favorable for corn and ont rlout
ing than this has been,
strtictivo fire last Sunday Sixt,
families bururd out nf homes
Irot. f. ;. Patterson. formerly
OF TINS county, has been reelected
kcV. [. r. hlckok pastor OF the
Presbyterian Church at Crntralla,
has resigned, and the rongrcga-
ton has accepted.
WIN. y. Peek, j. miles north
west OF Mexico, has sold his go
acre Farm to j. L. Schmt, OF Wis
cohSln, for ~, 500.
=,
. '",',, ''''" WV" NV
great quantity We might soon be.
come manufacturing city.
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re, -, a. ,, SN'
o.. T., ooo r,,
a., :, "'c 10y
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,... , IL. ~
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49,.
nv
r,,.i..'', ,.'
Miss Mary Cross, daughter Of
Commissioner J. y eros, has been
,I.u =, "
''' - " - 'T"'
-, ''''
" = ''' ''''. - '"
j. W Plunkctt and Charlie hin
made = trim dawn into CoIIow,v
last week Tb.v orn h,,grirr -.
hout fine bio wheat fields ,hnv
sow and IN. y.u.r,l r,,.r.., f,r
:, NV '' - ~ wa W wan
- "
Mrs Bcnio,niu Nc\fn. of tbi.
city .lnoviuo AN infant Inf - few
weeks old lost hr, mind rar,utl,
and was taken tn IN. Stat. Institp.
ton at FuIton Monday We und4r.
stand children will hn fnund names
amour thrn friends If i houed
the mother will soon recover
--
owing the street railway in Chica-
90 at the late election held there
was l24 900: against. 24.9s7: in
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

The fair association proposes to
sell stock amounting To about
so. 900
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
Whisky Fleet i'm Grief.

New Orleans. Lat. April IL
The Prohihitionists of the river
counties Of Mississippi have finally
succeeded in breaking M fine whi~.
Ky fleet which has been oprratinr
alone fine Missjs.ippi River in de.
n,,..,,;, - a.. ,,li.,.,. &C.,, Sham.
l 49,, ..l.. .:...,... o., l.,
-nn ,ax ,nd p y r,ol. and J.,.
$500. wnal ,,,,,,,,,l.,..of, H.. a,,,
,,', :, ;,,u
M. ,,l;.l., roo, Lo. t,r ,o,u,Ls
,,,., ,.,,.,, e.. ,r,.,,.,. ,nI cessation.
=, A.. ,..,.I,u.;,;,.. ,;,.,. ,,o,,..
sc NI;.,i..;r,j
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Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
PRESIDING JUSTICE

PRESIDING JUSTICE
We are authorized to annoumc"
J. f. SIMS
candidate for recollection ~ County
Court Justice. subject to III" action OF til"
Democratic primary, April %.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

If yuu are sick. see DR.. Pattrr
son at once.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Martin kunkle is still in dcclin.
ing health.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Who remembers Il spring more
favorable for corn aud oat plant
ing than this has been?
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Mexico is undcrlad with fire
clay. II we had the coal in as
great quantity We might soon be.
come manufacturing city.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

w W Settle and family moved
to- Muskokcr. |. r.. this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

The late W. b. McImtirc had his
life insured in the Home Forum
for 81 900. That company says
that it is able to pay but $46 of the
sum insured for.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

I.ow Are Your Kidney"f
DR. Hobbs sparagus Pills cure all kidney lis. sam
pie free, Add Sterling henedy Co.. chIeasO Or NY
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPRESENTATIVE.

W" are authorized to announce
RHODES CLAY
a. u candidate for Representative Of Au-
drain county. subject To- the action of the
Democratic primary. April %
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

SHERIFF.
We are authorized to announc"
QUINCY JAMES
a candidate for recollection ~ Sheriff uf
Audrau county. subject To the action OF
the Democratic primary. April ~.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Graves 4 Sherwood, of Joliet,
Ill, have had representatives here
this week buying harness horses.
Their headquarters are at John
Graham $ livery stable.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

CIRCUIT CLERK.
We are authorized to amuounr"
WILL IT, MORRIS
candidate for Circuit Clcrk subject To-
Tia" action Of til" Democratic primary
April ~
We are authorized To announce
j. G. BlCkNER
a candidat" for Circuit Clerk. subject to
the action NJ the Democratic primary,
April %
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Kansas city was visited by de-
Structivc fire last Sunday. Sixty
families burned ont of homes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

VIM. y. Peek, T. miles north
west of Mexico, has sold his 300
acre farm to J. +. Schmit, of Wis
cousin, for -, 500
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

~ N = l+lNr
,'rru Of the Irruii CONT
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Prof. f.. :. Patterson. formerly
of this county. has been reelected
principal of the Crmtralia schools
Mexico Missouri message., 1902-04-24

Rev. G. f.. Hickok pastor of the
Presbyterian Church at Crutralla,
has resigned, and the congrcga-
ton has accepted
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-26
THE MINING FIELD.
COPPER.

As the best authority, we take the following summary from the Engineer ing and Mining Journal for the week ending July 18th:
 The market continues quiet, and there is little change, though the tend ency seems to be towrds lower rather than higher quotations. Manufsctur- CTS are still taking but little interest, and transactions are somewhat re stricted. Abroad conditions improve slowly, though there is some change for the better.
 The production of copper in the United States in June, ccording to the s6znres furnished by MT. John Stanton, who acts as statician for the companies was 26,740 long tons, the largest quantity ever reported for a single Oopth.- .0 this, 9. TAO. tons was from the mines which furnish the re portA and 1000 tons from the outside sources-that is, the smaller mines and the smelters treating ores carry ing other metals besides coper. This large production brings up the total in the United States for the six months ending June 30 to i40,44 tons, which is 7,504 tons more than in the first  half of 1901. The exports in June were 14.027 tons, being lighter than in any preceding month this year, but greater by 41S6 tons than those for June, 1901. The total exports for the half-year were 97,9e6 tons against 4s,- OPT tons in the first half-of 1901, show ing an increase of 49.939 tons, or 104 per cent. This year the United States exports were 69.S per cent of the pro- duction, against 36.0 per cent last year.
 The foreign reporting mines. which include all of the importnt European mines. showed a decrease of 320 tons in June. For the half-year their to- tai output was 52 ,546 tons, being 5,699 tons more than in the first half of 1901
 According to the best estimates the consumption in the United States for the first half of the current year has been at least 120.000 tons; so that con- sumption and exports together have exceeded the production by some 7S,- 900 tons
Bisbee daily review., 1902-07-26
CAMPAIGN IN MAINE.
Vim. J. Bryan Addresses Democratic
 Meeting at Auqusta.

Augusta, Me, July 25.-The coming of William J. Bryan. who addressed a large democratic meeting here this afternoon previous to going to Bangor. where he speaks this evening, has added interest Io the state campaign
 which already gives promise of being the liviest the Pine Tree State has seen in many years. This interest will be further increased by the visit next month of President Roosevelt. who has accepted an invitation to speak at the Eastern Maine State fair at Bangor. The republicans are con- ducting their campaign with view of holding their majority up to the usual figures. while the democrats are work
 ing strenously with the hope of cutting the republican majority down to enough tohaye some effect on the elections in other states. The Maine election takes place in September two months before the balloting in other states.