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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

day when Miss Laura V Long Sanitary
Inspector, pointed out to them the Uttered
condition Of the street in front OF the build
ing. where paper and refuse had been
thrown by the pupils
Several of the boys after school was out
volunteered 10 clear away the rubbish and
when Miss Long departed the street was as
free Of dirt as If a broom had swept the
pavement. The children promised to lend
their help in keeping the street in order
hereafter.
They claim that they had no place to
throw the litter and that was one reason
the street was found in such a condition.
The Civic Improvement League is trying to
have the city adopt n rubbish box system
so that they may dispose of waste paper and
rubbish that they may have without having
to throw 1t into the streets.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
MOORE GOES TO CHICAGO.
GOOD Roads Convention Expected to
Send Delegation TO st. Louis.

President W. II. Moore and Secretary r.
w. Richardson Of the National Good Roads
Association will attend the Auditorium con
vention of the association at Chicago this
week. in the interest of securing a large
attendance of the representatives, at the an
nual convention of the association in S.
Louis on the dates Of the Worlds Fair dedi-
cation.
Secretary Richardson departs to-day for
the annual meeting of the American Road
makers, which meets this week in Detroit.
where delegates from twenty-five States will
be present He will stop at Alton. ILL., this
afternoon TO address the Merchants Asso-
Clation. AT Wednesday noon he speaks be-
Iore the Commercial Exchange at Des
Moines, where arrangements will be made
10 call State convention OF roadmakers
next month at that city.
The Auditorium convention will be made
up of the National Highway Commission,
OF which General Nelson a. Miles. john
Jacob Astor, Albert A. Pope ana John Bris-
ben Walker are members. the National AS
sociation of Automobile Manufacturers and
the National Good Roads Association. on
the way to this meeting President Moore
viii meet the Supervisors and County
judges of Illinois at Bloomington. where
he hopes TO have a delegation appointed 10
the convention at st. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
EIGHT PERSONS KILLED BY
EXPLOSION IN FACTORY.
Disaster at Fostoria, o.. Where Sup
plies for Magazine Canes
Have Been Stored.

Fostoria, O.. Feb. 16.-Eight persons were
killed and four injured by an explosion in
the Peter & Fox magazine cane factory
this afternoon. The dead
Joseph Burdge.
John Hazen.
- Purnell. boy.
Unidentified girl
James Green.
Elva Spence.
Two Murphy girls, aged 16 and Is.
The magazine contained a large supply
of high explosives used in the manufacture
of caps for magazine canes. 1t will never
he known how it happened that some of
the explosive let 60.
There terrific report that shocked
the whole town and in moment the whole
factory was in flames.
There was a desperate fight on the part
Of the rescuers 10 secure the bodies of the
dead before the flames reached them. As
the dead and injured were brought cut they
were placed on sleds and carried to impro-
Nised hospitals. The factory was a total
loss.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

the Fair The Exposition Hospital will he
come part of the plan. which is under the
supervision Of Albert Kelsey Of Phi!ades-
Dhia.
The plan is practical cXemplicauon Of
what i modern municipality should h,
architecturally and from standpointS or
convenience and sanitation. II VIII he {.
part of the Sociai-EConomy department OF
the Exposition, which is under the direction
of Chief pogers of that department.
The vast reirigeraing plant. the detaiis
OF which were described in The Republic
some days ago, will be located ON the site
now occupied BY the sawmii Of III" TX
position Company. This location is in a
depression west of the site Of the boiler
plant. and bordering SkinSer road. Director
of Works Taylor announced Yesterday that
DreSSinn-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
SENATE APPROVES CORTELYo,.
Nomination of New Secretary Re-
ceiXes Imnl lctIiate Attention

Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Senate to-day
confirmed the nomination of George &. Cor
Telyou to be Secretary OF Commerce and
Labor under the act creating the new de-
partment.
The nomination was referred to the com
nlittee after the Senate Went into executive
session. and the committee was Doled on
the floor.
Senator Depsw reported the nomination
with 4 fayOra BILE recommendation. He asked
for immediate action. and. as there was no
opposition, Mr.. Cortelyou was confirmed.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
BELGIUM's BUILDING TO REMAIN.
Coln missioner Cables Management for
Site ON Which to Erect EdiGce.

Commissioner CTidler cables from Brussels
requesting a permanent site 80 by 60 meters
Whereon 10 erect an iron pavilion of Flemish
style OF architecture. 10 cost about so 90
The Commissioner states in his dispatch
that plans of the structure have been mailed
TO the Exposition authorities at St Louis.
He continues to the effect that the total an
preparation recommended to the Govern
ment is SlO0,0e5 and the appointment OF a
commission is expected 10 follow imrne,li-
ately. The request for permanent site in
dicates that the Belgfans intend to leave
their building in St Louis after the Expo-
understand the reason
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
A TEXAS WONDER.
HALLS GREAT DISCOVERY.

One bottle Of The Texas Wonder. Halls
Great Discovery. cures all kidney and blad-
der troubles. removes gravel, cures diabetes
seminal emissions. weak and lame backs,
kidneys and bladder in both men and wom-
en-; regulates bladder troubles in children.
II not sold by your druggist. will be sent
is two months treatment, and will cure
any case above mentioned. DR.. Z. w. Hall.
sole manufacturer, p. o. Box 629 St Louis
druggists. Office. 1881 Olive street
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
PROPOSALS FOR PEORIA AND MIAMI


Sealed proposals indoGsed Proposal Is for Peoria
and Miami Indian Lands and addressed to the
undersigned will be received at the office Of In
dian Affairs. Washington. ID. c. until two
o'clock p. OF the 10th day OF March, 1893. anu
will be immediately thereafter opened in the
presence Of such bidders may attend, fo- the
surplus Peoria and Miami Indian iands IN the
Indian Territory. agsregating 6.323 acres. more
or less. or for any legal subdivision or subdi-
visions thereof. The right 10 accept or reject any
and all bids is reserved to the Secretary of the
Interior. Each bid must be accompanied by a
certified check draft upon some United States
dppository So.vent National Bank. payable to
the order OF the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs.
ICY twenty per ceitum OF the amount OF each
bid to be returned IL the bid Is not accepted Or.
II accepted credited to the purchaser.
ANY bidder who shall not make full payment
FOR any tract of land covered by an accepted BID
within thirty days after notice of such accept;
ance, or submit satisfactory evidence of proper
deposit in solvent National Bank of
sum sufficient therefor, subject to payment upon
delivery or proper conveyance. shall forfeit the
check so deposited.
Printed lists i'm detail of said lands may be
Obtained on application TO Horace B. Durant,
Superintendent Seneca Indian School, Wyandotte.
Indian Territory. or to the undersigned,
W. A. JONES.
Commissioner Of Indian Afairs.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
PERU WILL ERECT A BUILDING.
Wands Cables Reauest.
for Spnce From Tint Cnunfrx

Worlds Fair Commissioner Wands cables
from Lima. Peru, that the Government viii
erect pavilion at the Exposition and viii
Tequlre 25u SQUARE feet in the Agriculture
s IN ent, 2Cc0 in the Mining Department
and LOGO In the Forestry Department.
The dispatch continues to the effect that
Ecuador Is still in doubt as to whether n
19vernmend do pavilion can be erected. hut
asks Tor 200 square feet in Apricnjt,,ra
loo in Mining and 800 in Forestry =
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
ARTHUR G. KILDRETH MISSING
Efforts to Locate the Absent Leg
islatOr Have Failed.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.

Hf,i CBL-iC SPEC1AL.
Jeferson City, Mo-. Feb. 1G.-Representa-
tive Arthur G. Hildreth of Adair County has
received leave OF absence from the Cen
eral Assembly and been away from Jeffer-
son City nearly a week
Io-day Representative Murphy of st.
Louis received telegram announcing the
death of Doctor Hildreth's mother
All efforts to locate the missing Repre-
sentative have failed. No one knows where
lie is or when he will return.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
AUTOMOBILE FIRE ENGINE EXHIBIT.
Twentieth Century Apparatus Will BE
Maintained ON MorId,s Eair Mid1SaH

Automobile fire engines, hose carriers and
hooks and ladder trucks will be Twentieth
Century features OF the Worlds Fair rhe
American Fire Engine Company through
its representative. John p Ahrens, will
equip one of the new engine houses on the
Midway with this style of modern-day ap-
paratus.
Ihe engine station; which will show the
automobile fire trucks. will stand al the
forks of the Midway. where this street
branches east and west. The house will be
used both as an exhibit and for effective
purposes. The other house will be located
close TO the south fence Of the Exposition
Site They will be large stations with hose
driving towers.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Sergeant Detailed to Exposition.

Itf-PI BIO SI'L'l[tIs.
Washington. Feb. 1.-THE Secretary Of
War has directed that Post Cuartermaster
Sergeant Joseph J. Hittinger be relieved
from his present duty and report TO John 9.
Scofield. chief clerk OF the War De apartment
and representative of that department for
the Worlds Fair for duty in connection
with the war Department exhibit at the E,x-
position.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Three Trims to Florida

Via Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
Leave st. Louis at S:2S a. m. $40 p m and
s:55 p. ma choice of routes.
The famous Florida Limited leaves S1d
= p m. via Nashville. Atlanta and Jackson
VILE to st. Augustine and Tampa. Sleep
ing, dining and chair cars Stop-overs al
lowed on Winter Tourists Tickets. Ask for
particulars. J. f. DAVENPORT,
Division Passenger Agent.
a06 North Broadway ST. Louis.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Idaho to Divide Fair Money.

Boise Idaho. Feb. ia b:ll was intro
duced in the House to-day appropriatinS
$4,000 for the Lewis and Clark Exposition
in Portland, Ore, and the st. Louis Worlds
Fair. Five thousand dollars of this is TO
be devoted to gathering exhibits for St.
Louis. The remainder is 10 be equally di-
vided between the two eXpositions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Cuban Interest in the Fair.

Washington. Feb. 16.-Charles NJ. Pepper.
The Cuban representative of the World
Fair. has received from the Cuban Depart
ment of Agriculture a letter requesting data
concerning the Fair. for the use OF nel-
chants and others who intend to exhibit.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Thomas X. ISruner. who has been secre-
tary of North Cardinals Board of AsIlcu!-
ture for eighteen years. has been appointed
superintendent OF special exhibits in the
Department of Agriculture, under Chief
charge of the North Carolina exhibit at
all the great eXpositions.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
0vERP0WERED THE TURNKEY.
-Four Prisoners Escape From the
Morgan County, ILL.,, Jail.
REPCBIIC SPECJAI,

Jacksonville. H.. Feb. 16.-Four prisoners
IN the Morgan County Jail broke a lock in
the ceilroom door, overpowered the turn
Key and escaped at o'clock tonight
Three of them escaped last Tuesday, but
We're captured again, and this time they
We're accompanied by boy. The fugitives
are William Ennis. John Majors, Harry
Smith and Ed Taylor.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
Guatemala VIII ASK for spnce.

John Rice Chandler telegraphs from
Washington that Guatemala cables that il
will arrange for space at the Exposition a
once. Mr. Chandler recently returned from
the Central American Republics whose
participation al the Exposition he secured.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

James Brodie, Secretary of the Canadian
Worlds Fair Commission. writes that the
Minister of Agriculture has authorized the
Royal Academy OF Art of Canada to make
application for space and to arrange for an
exhibit at the Exposition.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
READ THIS.

Bowling Green, Mo-. July Is. 1S9s-To Dr.
| b w. Hall, St Louis, Mo.-Dear Sir: We
/ have been selling your Texas Wonder
Halls Great Discovery. for two years, and
recommend 1t to any cne suffering with
any kidney trouble as being the best rem
PCRNELL & DAVIS.
edy we have ever sold. Yours truly,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
AT BARR'S.

Great opportunities are presented at BARR
for securing choice selection of goods during
the month of February. There is no dissatis-
faction with the goods from missouri s
greatest store after you get them home.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
MARDT GRAS.
February 1S-3I,

Low round-trip rates via Mobile aud Ohio
Railroad from st. Louis and all other sta
tons 10 New Orleans and Mobile. Tickets
on sale February II to .. inclusive. at No.
5lS Olive street and Union Station. Liberal
limits. stop-overs, dining cars and through
sieeperS.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Ta-eto Dominica. in throwing blazing
gasoline stove from a second-story window
at No. lis Morgan street yesterday after
noon- sustained painful burns On the face
arms and back. His brother. Jaco Dominica.
was burned on the face and hands in ex-
tnsrishing his brothers burning clothing
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

against 1j2 sc S,s; oats. .1l,!Jl1S. against
4S5.7iGJG
The Austrian crop for 1902 is estimated
officially al i9.6S0.t10 bushels. gain Of about
5.t0o0e9 over l,yk HungaryS at l7o SIS, 20,
bushels or iS,oJ0,C90 in excess of lsGl.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
boys suit costs only TEN cents whe'
DIAMOND DYES


These dyes color any kind of cloih any color.
Any good cloth can be dyed a fresh rich color
and cut over for the boys suit.
Direction book and As dyed samples free.
DIAMOND DYES. Burlington. VT.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

Ben Blewett, Assistant Superintendent of
Schools, returned yesterday from Sedalia
where he went a member of the ESecu-
tive Committee of the Missouri State Teach
ers' Association.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
MODEL CITY HAS BEEN LOC.Ts,n
Kelsey Will Build Ii on Eastern pc -,
of Grounds

Locations of the Model City and the IA.
frigerating plant have been definitelv fyed
by the Director of Works. The Model Cit,,
will be erected on the eastern end Of H.
grounds between the Liberal Arts bn,ldiinse
and the fence separating Forest Park from,
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
hGThsssh Alta cSs Never Return

Sleep all night O. oEe pillow
cat freely: breathe na urally
using smokes. sprays ,r re.
or caanSing climate f,nt.r,
% d e-emy: bl0 d IN. iched
health lest red. over $40 ,
FREE. contni ling reuorts o.
lcurahle" cases trat w havt
l.. HAROLD HAYES.
Buffalo. y. y.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
CHILDREN TAUGHT CIVIC PRIDE,
Trash Removed by Pupils From
Street Opposite Shields School.

Children at Shields School were taught a
practical lesson in public cleanliness yester-
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

GATES-On Monday. February 16 1909 at 7.Io
a. m. Officer Charles T.. beloved husband Of
Ella Gates (nee Iaunan), Of Nicnolas and
Catherine and brother OF Alice and George CAFES
The funeral will take place Wednesday. the
18th inst. at O'Clock p m. from family resi-
dence, No. 236s Pope @"enue, to Holy Rosary
church. thence 10 Calvary Cemetery Friends are
INVITED to attend.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

LEE-On Monday. February l6 1909. at e:i5
y. In., Elmer Lewis Lee, beloved OF Robert
Il. and sarah Lee tnee SULLIVAN, died suddenly
their residence. l72o Whittier street
Kansas City. Mo. and Waco, Tex, papers
please copy.
Due notice of funeral will be given.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
BODY is HELD IN NEW YORK.
Doctor Jacobs Telegraphs TO Navy
Department Regarding Son.

The body of Irving Jacobs who died oil a
battleship in the West Indies. has arrived
in New York and is being held there. sub
jecr TO orders from his father Doctor
Louis Jacobs of Maplewood
In q telegram from man named RiXey
it was stated yesterday that the body will
be shipped if the parents stand the eX
pense: Il not it will be buried in the Navy
Hospital Cemetery in New York.
From telegram received several days ago
from Commander Cowles in Washington,
Doctor Jacobs understood that the Govern
ment would pay the expenses of the body
back to st. Louis. from where Irving
listed when he Joined the navy fifteen
months ago. Doctor Jacobs sent n telegram
TO Congressman Bartholdt in Washington
yesterday. asking him to assist him in the
matter.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
SPECIALTiES.
DEATHS.

BoHLE-Entered into rest Monday. February
le 12Oa at 10 p. m. Louis C. Bohle. beloved
husband OF Olivia Bohe tnee Ferguson). and
brother OF Rudolph H, John H.. Frank q;
f!ohle, Catherine NJ. Schmale and Emma A. NJ
Helmkamp. age d years, 6 months and 80 days.
Due notice OF funeral will be given
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

COLONEL r. l.. WALKER.
REPCBILC SPECIAL.
Topeka. Kas.. Feb. 1s.-Colorei Z. L. Walker
former United States Marshal. died here to-day
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

en0t-NDz1<r " LsAswrs@
at al! times without
}icfs' or any kind.
freedom from the
nerves su's uG.honed
patients. ROCK 81
many pronounced II
cured to stay cured
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17

CaLLNAN-Entered into rest on Monday.
february 70, 1903 at $40 p. m. Ellen Csllnan
and aunt of Daniel and Mary Minogue and Mrs
Michael Hynes. ~
Funeral Will take place from the residence of
her niece, Mrs. Michael Hynes, No. PA Cass ave
nue., on Wednesday, February IS at . d. m. to
-. Leo's Church, thence to Calvary Cemetery
Friends respectfully invited.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17


MILLER-on Sunday February Ii. 1913. at 1:lO
u. m, Loretta Miller. beloved daughter OF Henry
and Elizabeth Miller tnee Steffen), after a short
i:Iness at the age of 3 years and months ~
Funeral Tuesday. February II. at 2 10 m ,ro,,
family residence, No. 4e05 North Twentieth street
Friends Invited to attend
scuMIp-Entered into rest ON Monday Feh-
rpary is lsSs assnS at so q, schma NM after lingering
Charles and Euphemis Schmid, cousin OF Charles
eth. aged % years 10 months and days
Funeral will take place Wednesday Februar,,
is at I:30 D. m, from the family residence M
4e01 Manchester avenue. to st. Bernard Church
thence to IS. Peter and Pauls Cemetery Friends
invited to attend.
bloomington. H.. and Louisville. KY. papers
please copy.
TACKE-AIbert Steffen. beloved son Of Louis
and Maria Masel and brother Of Lima Eivers
,bsrIes Fred and Matilda Tackle. departed this
iife while on duty in San Juan. Porto Rico
and months
Funeral Thursday February ~. at 2 D. m.
from family residence. No. 2l22 Miami street.
u lanes fully dearly beloved son SON. Of e Mar so
!; rs,rat ,a' TSiiy and the late Michael TuIiy
Funeral will take place from family residence.
1I.,acby's Church, thence to Cavalry Cemetery
E'riends are invited to attend
wANp-Esntered into rest SUNDAY. February Is
hnd ns,s, of Minnie Wand (nee Hussey1 and brother
If Thomas wand. Mrs Lizzie McDermott John
Wand Mrs. Jennie Honerpeth and Andrew
t,,rai from family residence. No. 2se1 North
,r,xenty-ffth street Tuesday February IL. at 80
u. M. to Church OF The sacred Heart thence to
. calvary Cemetery.
| The deceased captain Of Engine Company
No. Is.
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-02-17
y REHE 3 Ito 1880 o. m. Admissios roc
e@s sO SO 33d and Olive Streets
STEAMSHIPS.

EyIQnpE S13S All expenses. Best tourp.
HO'>N' Lowest prices Sailing
IuEe 80 July !. 3. Programmes OF Edwin Jones
So Putnam ave. Brooklyn. " Y. Fall tour TO
Europe and Palestine. Sailing Aug SO days. s49l
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12
GssNyaM5IIg

AvaR nor lA manana- lunss-fuePon eoR-
Anaidna a Ponea por IA poliefa insulaf, Esis do
los nuavs indivlduos CUE astuvisron arrestados
On MON ento, eI g6bRdo, en- sl euArtalillo de In
polisfa, por iugsr Al SmontsS como va'g armsn-
10 90 dies unO dc los 1usgca mas conosidos &c
FI duaao daI casino Manuel P6rss, dondo
rYaeianmanta ss aoFpremdf6 por Ia polieiA 80.
eFetn In tug&dA, NO - ie hiso compAressr
nrsnanei1 del iuaS dc pAx, no obstaRts ell ver-
R@la eom buana sGlud atsndiendo diariaments
N mn neRocio de ngAdAE.
Al Ts0rasAr aQni poF In taRds los iugRdoreu
ha informAdo varies vaelnos,
cue pcr trAtaySs de rspnhiicAnos' el laas OOr-
Ios "A IIbeEtad, Fsqulrleadcles 6nissmsnta paFa
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12
Espartaco,

10 compaFscsneiA al iuieio que Ia de eslsbrar-
"a al dia 9 del corEients mes. z prop0sito
del iueE Oortadai 1no podsfA decirnos ests
honorable msgistEado donde ha lido p8Far
una denuncia que anita 81 prsssnt6 don San
tIRgo RodTignss por lasionss que Tseibisra de
nm poliefa insularf
Hay quisa asegurA gus los interssss de la
aompA6fa de ferrocArrilss francesss vienen 81.
frfando periuicios con los presses repubIicAnos
qus dssde este poblad0 son trasladedos Pom
CO. Sc dies, que euRndo son puestos en- iioar-
tad ell mismc ala qua loo llavan In aiudad poF
msdiaei6n dc In polieia que los eonduce, regra-
san Guayanilla ain pagar paasjsa de visia en-
el farroeaPril.
SsguiR6 fnfoKmando los lsctores de LA
DxMocRAO1A del YesnIt1do del iniefo as Ios ia
RAdores, y procurar6 ampliRF In nosicia De Ios
Viaieros gIGeueros que ocnpRR asisntcs en- los
eAKHos del ferEocAEril.
PslsgFin,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

IA Ron veo dc Gate destacon 10 ous 10 hs
m mezca de materials extraas cerfca j LAHORE
mun,epal de San Juan E pdbo rreaero
mas sssa becmentos acreditados de la ciudad - o :
D Ds0dsse general FEDERICO aATErr-xeveeses
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

Las fknrisas de tabaeos " elgarrillos On i
ConpahfA Industrial de Puerto Rico tisns e
ls ActuRlidad oeupados sus emplsados hast
atlas horas Dc 10 noehs para podsr de este mo
do dAr cumplimiento sxAeto Q los numsrosu
psdidos hschos de cigarrlloa Timonsl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

ss sstEn llsvando eabo inportantes rs-
formas Cd Ias o2einas del Credito Ahorro
Poneefo.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

sustituys don Mareslo Rios en- II O.
de eata eiudad Rosendo Miro. Al lament
traslado del ssd7r Bios. 90 por la ssgnl
de que dieho probo empleado nj
biaxa eonsentido ismks que 90 sucsdiessn
las sscsn&s repugnantas los eobardes |
pslIos que han tanido lugar an otros astah
penales do ID leila.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

Anochs oon naotivo do ssr In primara oc-
tava 10 salabraron vArias iarsnas On In pobla-
ei6n y aus oarrios.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

Ha empsaado oil tsndido dc via a ia Plays
o la CompafIiR francssa, Il cnal utflixabe
asts Ahora ls dc Ii smprssA de earros aiee-
rieoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-01-12

FAnailfza fnfimAs de ausstro quarido AMI.
60 JuIioACabrars le ilevAron anoehs una md.
siea. Tantn sssa aomo az distinguida asposn
rseihisron afGblemsnts los ssalaantas : los
sclmaFon ~ los mayores cnssqnips.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-19
PITTsRuRG & hEcIA.

The Pittsburg & Hecla Development company is one of the latest to begin development work in the Warren dis trict. This company has secured twenty-five claims lying between the Solomon Springs and Portage Lake groups. The property is known some, times as the Gold Hill group. Mir. D. H. Collins, of Pittsburg, where the owners live. is in charge of the busi. ness of the company here, and Thomas Tate is superintendent of the work being done. About twenty men are employed. Work was commenced on shaft on June 24th. It is now down sixty feet.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-19

Mirrors are never so well cleaned and polished as when wet newspapers are used for the first process and soft, dry, crumpled papers for the last. If the mirrors are very much soiled, with hyspecks for instance. put amonia in the water. Soap should not be used at all.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-07-19

Water should be used when it first bodls. or 1t becomes fxt.