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The Coffee Market.

New York. December 9.-spot Rio, steady; mild, quiet.
 Futures opened unchanged to 5 points lower being a response to easier French cables than expected, local liquidation, led by recent bulls and absence of sup port. Trade ruled very quiet all day, prices continuing to drift lower after the call, influenced to some extent by rather full interior receipts for the day and by further declines in Havre, the final figures for the session indicating 4 ent decline of 5 and 10 points on sales of 15,0OO bags. Europe had a few buying orders early in the day, bear leaders were fair buyers for profits, thus con stituting about the markets only support. December 4.55; January 4.6064.65; Februa- " 475; March 4,sO May BOO; July b15: August 5.2O; September 5,20; October 5.a0.
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pnTTnn hhADV[T UUtIUH iTlHllkLl
 AT eSTANDST|LL
 - Opening Prices Were the Best
 of the Day SOME PUBLIC INTEREST  This Gradually suhsIded and the Mar ket Took a Slight Slump, When Local Traders Began an At
 tack-close Steady. 
SOME PUBLIC INTEREST

New York, December s.-The cotton market opened steady at an advance of 1 to 8 points, or at the best figures of the session, on better cables than looked for with the Liverpool market showing g net advance of SAGA points. For a time there was a fair degree of public inter est and during the early forenoon the market held steady on this and covering when public interest subsided and the local traders attacked the market. Un- der the latter selling prices worked off to points after which there was a partial rally started by the smallness of the interior movement the semi-weelSly figures showing receipts of 6s,S3s bales against lA993 for the corresponding pe- riod last year and only half what they have averaged for period of five years. Port receipts were also disappointing, be- ing 42,734 bales against 74,ses bales last year. On this showing the fin sight figures for the week were calculated at about 10000 bales against 5.4b8 last year and 5s.8s2 for 1900 The selling for short account was almost entirely upon the assumption that a scarcity of cars AlQ DHA HSdtACk EASSOAAlfSA ASA NANS smallness of the movement. New Or leans was a pretty good buyer in the local market today with tho spot markets of the south sustained to 1-1ec higher. Total sales of futures estimated at bO.OOO bales The market was steady and net unchanged to points lower at the close.
 New York. December s.--Cotton steady middling, s:58; net receipts, b77; gross re- eeipts, 6e02; sales. 300; stock, 1s0,5O4
 total today: At all seaports, net re eeipts, 2,734. exports to Great Britain, 1ssT6 exports to continent 23s7s; stock 1,072, 709.
 Consolidated, at all seaports: Net re- ceipts, 1Ss.7l9; exports to Great Britain. 80, ,669; exports to continent, 46,sH
 Total since September 1 at all seaports; Net receipts, 4,041, ,264; exports to Great Britain 1.19oa, 40S exports to France, ooS,- 024; exports to continent, 1.195,570.
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The Metal Market.

New York, December 9.-Tin declined 12s Cd in the London market today, spot closing lower at R112 17s Cd and futures ZIP, 15s. The New York market was also easier and a shade lower. closing at $24S0 and $249O. Copper advanced 2s Cd in London, with spot closing at 951 ana futures at e51 Is Cd in London, with spot closing at e51 and futures at ebl Is Ed. The local market was weak but un- changed and nominal. Standard was quot ed at s10.75 lake at 11.65; eleetroiytic and casting at $11.45. Lead closed at e10 3s Sd in London. or at an advance of los Sd, but continued dull here and unchanged at As cents. Spelter was dull and unchang- ed at Glasgow, closing at 54s Sd, while Middlesboro declined to Sd to ASS 3d. The New York iron market continued quiet and unchanged. Warrants are nominal. No. 1 foundry, northern, is quoted at $23. .0Oa25. .0o; No. foundry. southern. No. 1 foundry, southern, and No. 1 foundry, southern soft, at $22.00q23.OO
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Bonds.
Money on Call.

New York, December 9.-Money on call firm at 4g6 per cent; closing offered at 4 Time money firm; sixty and ninety days, ' per cent; four months, 66S per cent; six months. per cent. Prime mer- cantile paper, per cent Sterling ex- change firm, with actual business in bankers bills at 4S725 for demand and at 4s7.5 for sixty days; posted rates. 4s4h and 4SS; commercial bills, 482& @4S31l. Bar silver, 47ss; Mexican dollars, 37 Govern ment bonds irregular; railroad bonds ir- regular.
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Dry Goods.

New York. December 9. = No material change In home demand for cotton goods and no export buying of any account The general tone is without change. Some lines of sheetings and made-up sheets advanced per cent Print cloths dull and unchanged. Cotton hosiery and under wear quiet. without quotable change in prices.
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New Orleans Cotton Market.

New Orleans, December 9.--The market for spot cotton was very quieti buyers and sellers were apparently apart in their views regarding prices. Both ele- ments appeared measurably indifferent, and as concessions were not to be had from either quarter, prices held fairly steady at about the previous level. There were few if any orders from the other side in hand. and what little trading was done seemed to be based upon spec ulative action. Sales, 1850 bales, includ- ing 3350 to arrive. Quotations unchanged.
 The future market was almost stag nant. After opening 1 to points higher than yesterdays closing, prices eased off with occasional fluctuations until the noon call, when the record showed net declines of points from the opening range. Thereafter some improvement took place, leaving prices at the close but to points below yesterdays clos ing figures.
 New Orelans, December 9.-Cotton fu- lures quiet and steady; December. 7.s0@ 792; January, So1@So2; February. S.O5@ s.O7; March. s.11G8.12; April, s14q8.16; May, s.17@S.1S; June, S.20dS.22; July, S,28 QS.24; August, S.04QS.07i September, 7.74@ TIT.
 New Orleans, December 9.-Cotton steady; sales, 4,950; ordinary, 6 11-16c; good ordinary. S=16c; low middling. 71kc middling. Sc; good middling, SMc; middling fair, 91bc, Receipts, 12,4SS; stock. 352, 055.
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FOR SALE.

7-room residence, South Highlands-Must be sold at once. S5e w. H, Kolb, 6I6- GIT Woodward Building.
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VERY LOW RATES
Via Southern Railway Account Christ
 mas Holldays.

Account Christmas holidays, Southern railway will sell round trip tickets to all points east of Mississippi and south of Ohio and Patomae rivers, at rate one and one-third fare. Tickets on sale De- cember 2S a.. 25, So s1 and January l, with final limit January 3. 1903. For par ticulars and sleeping ear reservation ap- ply Passenger Office. Morris Hotel Build- ing J. 0. Lusk, District Passenger Agent.
 12-e-to-12-m
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chIcauo 'Chanue.

Chicago. December s.-Higher prices prevailed on the board of trade today, May wheat closing 1Q1Ac higher. May corn was up sbc and oats ssc better. Jan uary provisions closed from 171z to 60c higher.
 The leading futures ranged as follows:
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DIR. Y. E. HOLLOWAY.
PhysIclan and Surgeon.

Three-fourths of
 the persons who come to me to get cured of Syphilis. Gonorrhoea, Gleet. Structure. l. O 2 { Manhood and other private diseases have tried to got well by using oth- CT means. Why not come as soon aa you find that you arc afflicted7 It
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-10

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 South.
 Arrive Depart. sNo. 1, Past Mali, Cin.. ...I s,7S ami s:as ana No. ', Decatur Accom-. 10ioo amI. .......... sNo. B. Fast Mall, Gin. ..l S:s0 pm s:z5 pnI No. 3. to Montgomery. .........l e.lB am
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Established March 12, 1900. SMITR, MAY COMPANY,

Correspondents of 0DELL D0MMlSSl0l co. OF CINCINNATI, 0. Rooms Nos. 1 and Elyton building. up stairs-Corner goth st. and Morris ave. Stocks, Cotton, Grain, Provisions Quickest Service in ths Sol,l.
 WE INVITE COMPARISON PROMPT AND CAREFUL ATTEN- TON GIVEN TO ORDERS OVER TEL EPHONE OR BY TELEGRAPH. Orders by telegraph may be sent c. O. D., and we will prepay notice of execution.
 Telephone SAT. Our Daily Market Report mailed on ap- plication.
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quarters. The early market was higher, Liverpool cables showing an advance Of ? to 3 points. Port receipts were 45,0o0, against 74s6s last year.
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ErskIne Ramsay. Morris R. Ramsays THE RAMSAY ENGINEERING CO.

General surveys, examination and rs-
 ports on all mineral properties. coal and ore mines. Designing of coal washotR coke and coal plants. head frames aud tnnlAa- as&A
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New York cotton Futurea.
LOCAL MARKETS.

There were no changes in the local markets yesterday.
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Live stock Market.


 Chicago. December 9.-Cattle-Receip 1s. 500; market steady; good to prime steers s5. .7596. 75. poor to medium ss.0OQ5 65, stock CTS and feeders $2. .000l4. 60, cows $1. 75Q 470, heifers s2 .0OG4.75, canners s1 ,25Q2. 40, bulls $2, ,00q4. 50, calves $3.50q5.00, Texas fed steers $3.O0@5, 25.
 Hogs-Receipts 400O0; market strong: good to choice heavy $6. .3o@650, light $5. 659S.1O. bulk of sales at ss.00G6.2O. Sheep = Receipts 1S,OOO; sheep 10 to 15c higher; good to choice wethers 8 .S0dl4 85. Iair to choice mixed $2.5013,75, western sheep $a.0O@4,25, native lambs 8 5O@5. 75, western lambs $3. 75Q5.50.
 Cincinnati, December 9.-Hogs active and lower at $4. 75@l6, 80; cattle steady at $2.00@5.1 .1O sheep strong at $1. 75@3. 40; lambs easy, $2.75@3. 25.
 Naval Stores.
 Savannah, December 9.-Turpentine firm at 50s4; receipts :152, sales 5S, exports 3O5s Rosin firro; receipts 5530, sales 1016, exports IA. 525. Quote; A, B. c and D l 40, E 1.45, E 1.55 G 1.6b, H 1855, I 2.O5. K 2.65, M 3.05, N 3.55 W c 3.s0, W W 40
 Charleston, December g. = Turpentine and rosin unchanged.
 Wilmington, December 9-Turpentine firm, 50A bid; receipts II casks. Rosin firm. .sOa1, ,35; receipts 177. Crude turpen- tine firm, 1.75@3. OO; receipts 56. Tar firm, 150; receipts S3.
 New Orleans, December 9.-Cotton seed oil, prime refined In barrels 355k off re- fined in barrels 34, prime crude loose 29
 Cotton Seed OH.
 Memphis. December 9.-Cotton seed oil in car lots per gallon: Prime crude 30, off crude nominal prime summer yellow B, or summer yellow nominal, eho re cook ing summer yellow Ter s nominal. Meal, prime ,7 vsi 6 22. .0OdD22 .50
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Local Cotton Market (Ccrrected Daily by W. D. Neshitt, Man. .~ar (or Tuuaan 3- Cal
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, December e-Today's treasury balances, exclusive of the gold reserve, show: Available cash balance, SOC, ,2ss. 45l; gold, sl17, ,7ss,7ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-12-10

Birmingham City Bonds. Birmingham city bonds can Dc bought en about per cent baais-
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seaboard Ar Line.

Baltimore, Md, December 9,-Seapoard Air line common, 291h@297s: do preferred Ssst@45; do bonds. ss@SSA.
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Cincinnati, December 9.-Hogs active and lower at s4. 7516, 80; cattle steady at $2.00@5.1 .1O sheep strong at $1. 75@3. 40; lambs easy, $2. .75@3. 25.
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CENTRAL OF eEoRcIA-Eas

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BIRMINGHAM MINERAL-Norsh.

A. c. S.--Nersh.
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 South. CTHENs
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New York, December 9-Virginia-Caro- lima Chemical company, COZ; do pre- ferred, 124.
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for all your Small Rsmittances, by mail or
 otherwise. Sold on all points In the United States, Canada, and on Havana, Cuba. CHEAP AND CONVENIENT. N0 Appl tc ATIoN pE0fuuEn

A receipt is given and money will be re- funded if order is lost.
 Sold at all agencies of the Southern Ex- press Company at all reasonable hours
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

Sebastian volvi5 may p3lido Y
trastornado q casa de Armando al
que diio:
-lEs muy extranoi He crefdo
yer q Andrea.
al Or este nombre estremeci3ss
Armando poniendose en- pie con
mucha viveza.
HAS visto 3 Andreal 10 lie la
has vistoi-exclam6.
NO, dijo Sebastian no es
81. no puede ser.
FL sef1or de Kergaz, SO puso de
pronto muy palido, como Ell h1m-
bre sobrecogido por IN movimento
de terror y en- efscto tsnfa mie-
do, q pesar de ser realments muy
animoso, al DIR al nombfe del que
habfa aEiauilado toda slas espe-
ranzas de 81 prim ar amor.
-IJuanal-murmur0 en- Voc oa-
ja.-lSl encontrase q Juana en- su
caminol
Sebastian le cont6 suscintamente
todo cuanto habfa sucedido = maui
festando que estaba conveneido dc
que 80 habfa equivocado y de que
no tenfa nsds Que yer ell baroEe
sir Gnillermo CON el vizconde An.
dres : entonces Armando respirt
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

ruidosamente. tan grande era su
emocion.
-Ahora, dlio trsnquilizandose
IN POGO, -es precise que nos ocu-
pemos IN POGO de tt, amigo Sebas
tian. Tl adhesion y Ell csTif1o que
me profesas te han llevado IN POGO
lejoS. t3nto que tendras que ir al
terreno -. Es necesario pensarlo.
81 convene hare una vista ese
intrstable insular, pues no quiero
cue te bstas. Esto, a tn edad, es
una ridiculez.
-Esta bien, respondi6 Sebss-
| tian IN tanto picado, me creeis,
seflor c3nde, mucho mas vieio de 10
que soy en- realidgd. No tengo mas
que sesenta y cinco aIos y podeis
estar seguro de que a6n soy muy
fuerte.
Sea como quiera, pero no te
batlrAs: 10 hare 20 en- tn lugar.
Encogiose de hombros Sebastian.
lei iugles tendra que haberse-
las conmigo y no con vos, diio, -
| por consiguiente...
I'll conde de Rergaz comprend i6
/ que 10 mejor que podia hacer, ira.
tandose de IN viejo testarudo, era
Il empiear Ia astucia y buscar cual4
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

mf indudable y nos veremos cara
cara, y os convencere de tai name
ra de mi origen irlandess que el
dfa en- cue, esposo de Ia seflorita de
Beaupreau, os reclame los doce MI
llones del bueno de Kernaroue6s
no tendr6is difcuitgd alguna en-
entregarmelos.
FL baronet Sc eued6 pensativo
durante algunos minutes an III
aparte af1adi0:
-iAhl lCon que amas otra veE.
Armando de Kergazl Pues biens
este permitira distraer un tanto tn
atencion y entorpecer tus actiyas
pesquisas en- busca de los herederos
de Kermor. En- rigor, senor condes
10 que haremos ser8 hacer desapa-
recer Ell objeto de vuestros amores;
empero, ante todo, debo ocuparme
de mis- negocieios, dfiose Ell baros
net, y de 10 que hay pendiente
con Bacara, Fernando Rocher y
Beaupreau.
Aoueila fue Ia tarde en- que
| air Guillermo volvi6 o casa de
/ Bacara y esta escribi0 Cereza
para enviarla Ia Gale de Ia Ssr-
pente en- dondo Ell seflor de Beau
preau csy6 en- poder del baronet
H que le oblig6 3 convertirse en- su
c0mpliSe. z entire tanto que todos
Il estos acontscimientos sc TealiZa-
ban, ell infatigable Collar entregaba
H q su captain Ia meta siguiente:
Il xLa ioven la que anna Ell conds
Il de Kergax, vive en- Ia celle de Mes
Il lay Sc llama senorita Juana dc
Il Balder. Es muy hermosa
Y Y -iVayal 81 dfa que mate Sc
II hasti6n, hare de ella nj querida-
&c diio Ell haronet.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05

' ocho horas, porque nj ests noche
hi mafiana puedo disponer de mi
nersoua. Como ignoraba que habia
de tener ell honor de recibir vues'
ira vista, adquiri graves compro-
fnIsos para tratar de negocios de
gran importancia J que no 9ueoo
aplazar. :,
-Estare q vuestras ordenes el
dfa en- que teng4is bien 1no1car-
me. respondi0 Sebastian sacando
del holsillo una tarieta que oelo
sobre la chimenea, y cogiendo des-
pu9s su sombrero, saludo sir
GuilleTmo.
El baronet, q su vez, Sc 1ncllno
Y acomuafI6 q la vista hssta la
puerta del pabell6n. Despues Vol
viose al cuarto de fumar, encenolo
utl cigarro, Sc sento, cruzo las pier
mas delante del fuego y Sc echo
reir con burlona expression.
-EstA yisto, senior conde de ker-
Oax. que os sirven muy NAL que
Tuestro brazo derecho es un 1m6e
Gil al que pierde el exceso de cello,
--murmur6, siE dejar de scnrelr
adadio: = Es verdad, hermano de
mi alma, Que iguoraba que estuVie-
SETS ensmorado otra vez Sc me
fguraba que Marta d bis sioo
vuestro primero y dltimo amor. y
foe ese bueno de Sebastian el que
tuyo 8 bien darme esecViso del que
rdenso aprovecharme. Ast, pueS,
una vez que Sebastian conyencido
da one sir Guillermo no tiene nada
Que YER coz ell yiEconde Andrea,
rodre aprovechar ess creencia de
oue no podr& por menos de Parti.
cipsr Ell conde y el enemigo al que
no se conoce es doble fuerte. Sereis
ell testigo de Sebastian, este es para
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
III uNcREuBLE vERDAD!!!

vedadera OCCASION para gas ben s2 aaado
onaes1 con hemomo espenddos bria qumca ped'
vor nor explendor hmpez que los
Dcomuci6n de- luz lapdacon psrfss imasoa S
5000 DOLLARS Sc fegalan qaisa U'"-s" '
Alaska de los egihmos ,il, nara cabalero
Anio para cabalero bante 10 dollars Aa para ornso
h114o v orn 20 dollars cabalero brlante may gru
dollars uo senoria DLaate grdeso Pso h"+.
Pendieates ssnoa
mny 10 dollars Pendents para sonora btane gf1e'0S "
vedadero regalo) oona'S.
correo On cl'aS 0''"n~"
o1aroda nercancia IA isa de Puerto kco o..
,;t NO 80 S I Rsoco "a carta ceifcada vao decarado
h medida an tomaadoa IN hno oeaor S4
dedo. a. von,os.rta aciooas nj ga enyan
dbuios todo csmprador 40 SO coaofme cA
IL roarcancia sle olveran nmedatamente
anes. "a ,s1sn U+olo>
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-06-05
HOTEL oL1MIPo
&ANTURCE

A 16 MnNUTOS DE SAN 1CAN
ri me1or hotel en- este chInA'
Ean1sndida ventilacion. Parque'
iardines y Kiosco q la inglesa'
ExceIente servicio de carrua1es'
Pracios moderados. BE hacen re'
ducciones para familias. Alum
Lr.do sl4ctrico moderno.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13
Drills square Holes.

A machine which will drill square holes
has been invented by Edward Segitz an
Englishman. His apparatus is said to
have solved problem heretofore regard
ed as being about as unaccomplishable as
the mathematical impossibility OF "sQuar-
ing" the circle. Segitz's machine is a
three winged" drill, semi-round, which
yet cuts four straight edges In its rotary
motion. That is, the motion appears to
the eye to be rotary, but there is OF course,
a maneuver in the triple fange which
produces the square cut, triangular, or
other angular holes, with automatic
regularity and machine speed.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13

Through DR.. G. d. Belden Of Phoenix,
Arizona, medical science has made the
important and wonderful discovery that
the venom Of the terrible Gils monster
is q cure for heart failure.
The Jane Jefferson Democratic Club OF
Denver, Colorado. has taken out q thirty
years charter. The orieinstors hope the
club will ultimately become Ma
tional organization Of Democratic women.
Huck is the name of Q new disease
from which cattle are dying BY hundreds
in northern California and southern Ore
gon. The disease comes from . small
worm introduced in the intestines BY
drinking stsgnsnt water.
Since the fall Of the great Csmpanile
of st. Marks at Venice last july scientific
investigation reveal that the most pictur-
esque city in the world is sinking into
the sea. The doom POLITICALLY predicted
by Lord Byron has already begun.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13
Uhe &mreka Sentinel.
TERMS FOR WEEKLY SENTINEL.
cEMsuRe CONS, ocK GAMBLING

In commenting on an article publish
ed in the Mining and Engineering Re.
view recently, in which it was stated
that the present system Of gambling in
Comstock shares is u system Of robbery,
which reflects discredit on the mining
industry of California and Nevada, and
which should be stamped out by legis-
lation. or by putting the wheels of the
present laws in motion, the Carson
News says:
"While The News is not prepared to
90 quite ss far as its California con-
temporary, it does believe, in common
with nine-tenths Of the people Of Ne
vada, probably, that if the Comstock
mines we're off the stock boards entirely,
and the stockholders were forced into
legitimate mining. the lode this very
minute would be one OF the biggest
mining camps in the United States.
The ore is there, but we fear it will
remain there unless II can be made
more profitable to mine ore than to
mine assessments"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13
THE INHERITANCE TAX.

The late John W. Mackay largely
thwarted the inheritance tax by deciding
much Of his property to his family be-
fore his demise. The New York World
comments on his action in this wise:
His fortune is estimated all the way
from $50. 900, 900 to $4,000. 900, with
only his widow and son to inherit it.
Yet, except for the real estate, which
could not be hidden. his vast property
built up, valuated and protected by
government, national. state and mu-
nicipal-has practically paid no taxes.
And now it is said that the bulk of bis
real property was decided to his heirs
some time ago in order to avoid the
succession and inheritance taxes. Mr..
Mackay is said to have given away a
large amount in private charities and
he had admirable traits of character.
but the ruling passion Of tax-dodging
that governs so many millionaires APP
pears to have been strongly developed
In him.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13

Governor Sparks now employs sixty
men in his mines and mill in Wedekind
district.
The Vulcan Copper Mining Company
in Esmeralda county has paid off the at
tachment of $1,000 placed against it by
N. A. Dunyon, its former superintendent,
and has resumed operations with force
OF ten men.
Everything pertaining to the shaft and
machinery is now in readiness for the
contractors to begin work in the 7oo-foo'
level OF the Starr mine. says the Cherry
Greek correspondent Of the White Pine
News. The contractors have taken 6
contract to drift 500 feet on this level
and work will soon begin.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13

The johannesburg Chamber OF Mines
has been giving good deal OF attention
to miners phthisis and offers three prizes,
OF $500, 1850 and $500 respectively.
for the best pratical suggestions and de-
vices calculated to minimize the disease.
The cause Of the disease is not reliably
known, but 1t is generally assumed to be
due to the inhalation OF fine dust given
off in drilling operation. January 10,
1908. is the time limit for the submission
OF papers, plans, etc.. to the Chamber OF
to it's London or Paris agencies.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-12-13
Old Stories Retold.

People never tire of hearing the oft re-
peated story of the success of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. From all over the country
and even in far away India, China and the
South Sea Islands, come letters from drug
gits and dealers, stating the rare pleasure
they derive from handling a preparation
which gives such universal satisfaction. They
all tell the same story of the undoubted merit
of this remedy and of its efficacy in the relief
of coughs, colds and Group, and personally
recommend it to their customers. The rem
edy is sold on positive guarantee and has
never failed to do all that is claimed for it.
For Sale by II. M. Schneiders.