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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
WORLDS BIGGEST FLAG.

WASHINGTON, D. C., Nov. l5- The largest flag in the world, n pian, star Spanglcd Banner, is to hang in thc great court of the Postoffice build. ing as soon as the mammoth buntinp can he manufactured. Sixty feet long ny about thirty.Gve feet wide is the approximate size of this banner. It i, to be made of American wool bunt;nc
 ana the actual cost of construction i, to be about $200. Each of the thirteor stripes will be almost three feet wide
 '"e banner will exceed in length the great flag which hangs in the court of 'he Pension building by about ten feet
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
COPPER IN NEVADA.

If present expectations nrc realized, gold will moi always hold the premier position among the metal products of Nevada. Copper K beginning to make insistent claims for recognition as a factor of importance. In fact the re- ports of inc later strikes and excite mcnts arc concerned with copper rather than with gold, and although the state hns always produced some copper, it gives promise of attaining prominence in that line.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
Large Number Visit Fair.

The railroad authorities report una, over 500 residents ot ihis city vi-il'' the Territorial lair Here to Locate.
 Mir and Mrs. |. W Nolan arrived here vcstcrdav from Colorado Co maN' this section their future hom" Back From Visit.
 Willis Richardson has returned from a visi, with relatives and friends 10 his old home in Oaktown, Maine. Kirkland Visitor.
 Hugh r.. Richards ihc well known railroad man. came in yesterday rom Kirkland on a short business visit. Left for Hone.
 Mrs. C. (. Stevens lcft yesterday for her home in Grown King, after % week |. visit here and in phocniN with iu'nd". Senator Visitor.
 W. C. Kent, who is ihc owner "' promising mining property iu ihc Son ator section spent yesterday h'r' @" | business
 Visited tho Fair.
 Mrs. Matt Andres and children have returned from five days Visit [" the Territorial Fair, including side tr'p ! ,o Tempe. ! Marriage License Issued. Yesterday marnagc license was is sucd bv the Probate Court to Mss Maud Wilhclmiua Norris and Edw'n | turncss Leigh.
 Returned Home.
 Mrs. George F. Barnes and litti' daughter left yesterday for thc'r home in Crown King, after n pleasant visit here with friends.
 Accepts New Position.
 Frank Baldwin left yesterday io' Jerome Junction, where hc will take charge of the transfer department oi he United Verde & Pacific railroad. Passey Through.
 q. w. Hull. the Jerome mining man and mcmher-clcct of the legislature passed through here yesterday cn route home from a visit to the Tcrritoria l Fair
 Prominent Mohave Man Visits.
 Dr. ]. F. Whitcsidcs. n prominent mining man, physician and politician of Mohnve county, K visiting in th' city, on his return from inc Tcrrit"nn Fair.
 Passed Through.
 Tom Tny,or. superintendent oi ih' United Verde Copper company < shcl fer at .Icrowc passed through here yrs tcrdav morning. on route to the Cop pcr City from n visit to the T~riioria Fair.
 Passed Through.
 N. X. Perkins, member of the liv' stock board from Navapai county, pass cd through here yesterday, cn route t ! his home in the Upper Verde from visi, to the Territorial Fnir m Phoc nix.
 New storo Opens. Max !. Alwcn will open his fanll uauor store in the Mulrein building. o Cortez street, on Monday next. u extends n cordial invitation to call n his place of business and sample h' goods.
 Back From Convention. 't B. D. Billinghurst, superintendent 0 the city schools, returned yesterda, from a visit to Phoenix, where he tool m active part in the proceedings the Territorial Teachers association and saw the sights of the Tcrriiori0 Fair
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
COPPER IN PERU.

Peru has the reputation of teing one of the most highly mincralized coun. tries of South America. Vanadium has been found in certain coal fields and bismuth has also been discovered Neither mineral has been exploited. The copper industry is of comparative. ly recent date and began with the depreciation of silver in the soc Gold Is found chiefly free or in com. biuation with sulphidcs.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
(From Fridays Daily.)

Here From Poland.
 William curran. the Poland mining man. is iu th. city. Mining Man Vis.ts.
 George Rnhpctcr. th" Agua Frla min ing man. K iu the city. Back From Yuma County.
 Ed Richards has returned from an extended visit in Yuma county. Back From Denver.
 Fred Williams returned last evening rom an extended visit in Denver Poland Visto
 Mir. and Mr.. W. "a. Shauks and fam ily nf pulnr-d are visiting iu the city. l1crc From Big Chino.
 r. W. King. the Big Chino cattle king. k in the city on stock business. Back From Phoenix.
 Mrs. x. \. Prince returned yestcr- day from visit to Phoenix and the rair.
 Senator Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. ]. Pickrcll came in yesterday rom the Senator on short visit.
 stcckman Visits.
 ]. II. Nash, the Williamson Valley stockman, is in the city on busi- ness visit.
 Walnut Creek Visitor.
 Charles Allen. the Walnut Creek stockman, is in the city on short business visit.
 \ Professional Visit.
 District Attorncy-clcct R. F.. Nor rison left yesterday for Phoenix on n professional visit. Back From Visit. Walter Cook. the Senator engineer returned yesterday from n visit with rclativcs in Williamson Valley. Loft for Home.
 \. W. Bullnrd, Los Angeles tusi- ncss man. left yesterday for home ai ter pleasant business visit here. Back From tho East. i l.. x. Shock. the McCabc mining man l returned last evening from m extended | visit with relatives in the east. Mining Man Here.
 !. P. Gafncy. superintendent of the 1 Lincoln mine, in the Bradshaw Noun | tains, is here on mining business. ] old Resident Here.
 ]. q. Stephens, the Williamson Val 1 ley stockman and old time resident of this city and county, Is in the city. Mining Man Here.
 l. II. Farrell, general manager o the New EnplahdA"izona Mining com
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
ALL GET A RAISE.
(From Fridays Dnily.)

Will l.. Clark, superintendent of the United Verde mines. at Jerome, in q telephone message to the Journal Miner. yesterday, stated that the re. cent raise in wages of the miners a' the United Verde properties, an nounced during Senator Clark's recent visit to the mines, would apply to all departments. instead of only to the miners, which will make the salaries of the clerks and all others connected with the properties 25 cents per dF j more than at present, and will mean m increase m the monthly pay roll ol over S750O n month. states Mir. Clark some 1000 men being employed a' ihc properties.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
PROMINENT WOMAN DEAD.
Mrs. Margaret Bottom, One of Best Known Women of U. s., and Rocke-
 feller's Daughter Pass Away.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1i.-Mrs. Mar garct Bottom, president of the Inter national Order of Kings Daughters and Sons, died today, aged 70. She was also president of the woman's branch of the International Medical Missions md one of the best known women in the United States. She was at one time assistant editor of the Ladies Home Journal.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
(from Sundays Daily.D

 Mayer Visitor.
 C. R. McGinncss oi Mayer Is visiting in the city. Here From Humboldt.
 F. D. Davies of Humboldt is visit ing in the city. From Chicago.
 Edwin F. Leigh arrived from Chicago yesterday morning. Hun boldt Visitors.
 Mr. and Ms. ]. II. Crnsc of Hum hold, arc visiting in the city. Mining Man Here.
 T. J. Morrison, the Congress Junction mining man, is visiting in the city. Back From the Fair.
 Mir. and Ms. w. II. Mackay return cd yesterday from n visit to the Fair. Storkman Visits.
 ]. w. Sullivan. the Scligman stock man, is in the city on business visit. Hero From Hillsidc. Harry Allen came in yesterday from the Hillside section on a short bushes, visit. Back From tho Fair. Mir. and Mrs. W. T. Brown returned yesterday from visit to the Territor ial Fair. Left for Phoenix.
 T. A. Snow left last evening fov q business visit in Phoenix and the Salt River Valley. Copyer City Visitor. F. A. Fovd of Jerome came in yes terd'y from the Copper City on . short business visit.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21

pany, is in the city on mining busi- ness.
 Cherry Creek Visitor.
 r. A. Stevens, who has extensive mining interests in the Cherry Creek district, is in the city on a business visit
 Mining Man Here.
 ]. X. Murphy, superintendent of inc Binghamton and Copper Mountain min,s. m tho Agua Fria district, is in the city
 Railroad Man Returns
 r. r. Cruicc of the president x of fee of the x. F. r. & r.. returned yes tcrday on the daylight express from the Territorial Fair.
 Back From Trip. w. r. Whitney, the mining man, rc turned yesterday rom trip throug' the Weaver district. where he inspect cd number of claims.
 Left for Home. |. T. Nelson, the Jerome Junction business man, stopped over here yes | tcrday for few hours on his return from visit to tho Territorial Fair. | Educator Here. l. II. Franks. the Cottonwood schoo | teacher. returned here yesterday iron | Phoenix. where he attended the meet | ing of the Territorial Teachers associa | ton.
 Chicago Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. F.. A. Logic of Chicago arrived here yesterday from the east Mir. Logic is heavily interested in th' Daisy mine, in the Black Hills. The, will leave for the camp on Saturday.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21

Here From Simmons. IL | Cambridge pf ~mnou, K visit re r 'rc rit' Back From ,hc Far.
 rmruI rtIruru yesterday from . ,iuf f' th. Iau. Simmons Visitors
 Mr. ud Nc l. E,tr. ot simmons ,tr ,.Hue m tlr rit,. McCabo Visitor.
 r. D Th1ycr. Nrcrh" huN,u' '> ,rar i- visiting ir tur city. Bact rom ,he Fair
 G.U iturr,j yesterday from " visit t1 tur Territorial lalr A Flying Visit.
 Nitoru,, r. C.. Norr', p1ii % living visit n Ash t'"rl yesterday. From Chicago
 W R Toyu ~ Chicago is visiting Mia. l,tnie \. Robinson of this city. Williamson Valley Visitors , Nv and Mrs T. N stephens of Will lnu,.on Vallr, ac visiting iu th" city Mayer Visitor.
 6. VI. Mcdonald thc Mnycr mining mau. IS in ,hc 'itl "n short business visit
 Mining Wan NisiW'
 A. B. Dcmeray. Inc Groom creek mining man. K m the city m mining hus'uCss.
 Visiting Here.
 Mrs. .I. D. shepherd of Los Angeles, formerly of this city, is here on n visit with friends.
 Return From tho Fair.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herman Schwanbcck of Ilunl oldt returned yesterday From the Territorial Fair. In From oak Greek.
 K II. Jack, the Oak Creek mechanic and farmer. came iu yesterday on a short trSiucs~ visit. Hun boldt Visitor.
 |. p. rrthunc. general manager oi The Humboldt Commercial company. K m thc city on busiucs- Vi-it In From Cherry Crock.
 C. D. Guttry. who ha~ extensive mn ,nr interests in Che Cherry Creek dis frirt. is here on business visit Corror City Visitor.
 C r.. Hughes. Jerome usincss man. came in yesterday from the Cop per City on short business visit. In From Camp.
 Q from the Lucky Star mine. in the Min .ral Point district, on mining business A Busy Man.
 Harry Van Alen returned yesterday from n visit tp the Territorial Far, and left by the afternoon daylight eN' press for flying visit to Ash Fork returning here on the southbound train las, night.
 Junirer Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. !. 1T. Drew. and baby of Juniper. are visiting in the city They will remain here for three days. Left for Camp.
 l. r. Whedou left yesterday for his mining camp in the Mineral Point dis' trict. after a pleasant business visit here
 Jerome Junction Visitor
 W. R. Johnston, live stock inspcc' tor at Jerome Junction, left yesterday for home after short official visi, here.
 Mining NIaa Here.
 John <. Jones. president and gcn cral manager of the Jessie Mines com pany. is in the city on mining husi ness
 Swell Local Contingent.
 William Fowler and George 'onrrU left vostcrdny for Phoeuiv, to swcl the Yavnpai county contingent T 'h' Territorial Fair.
 A Flying Visit.
 Ed Sheivelcy, the Ash Fork husincs' man, paid n flying visit, yesterday, t' the city. returning home on the after noon daylight express. MirinR N"r Here.
 W. c. Mct2gcr, the Cherry Greet mining man, came in yesterday iron his mining camp. He will leave toda, for visit to the Territorial Fair. Visiting Here.
 Mir and Mrs. NJ. X. Perkins of Up
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
PUBLIC RECORDS.
instruiisnts Filed Az Reported b, ~.
 Prescott Title Company

C. ". Hull locates Copper Chic, -. site and water right, Verde dis,,;., "'a United states to Ezekiel Van h.. tcn-patcnt. S. F.. quarter of N quarter, Gee. 29, 14 N. 4w. c. E. Morgan to John Pagop n , Deed. slo0. Lot Q, block 9 Ji,. bodt. '" B. IIeyman files affidavit, of ,. mcnt work on Phoenix Onyx Quar-, Magazine district. Frank Savoy and Matt Oliyo,o Edward c. Robinson M. Decd. t,os Moscho No. l and No. 9 mines. Tu,.s. Creek district. ]. F.. O'Bricn ahd wife to A. F. m. Mary Johnson---M. Deed. Dikc xas and No. mines, Big Bug district.
 A. F.. and Mary Johnson to Ii, and Mary O'Brien-M. Decd. IT.. third interest in same property.
 Q. !. Graham files affidavit n, .. scssmcnt work on three mines. Tu,ls Creek district. ]. C. Snow locates Unknown min. Mineral Point district.
 W. F. IIamiyn, W. ]. Gilbert m, A. A. Rome to C. W. MitcheIl--W Decd $6O0. Harvard mine. Bl,sl Rock district.
 R. II. Burmistcr locates Bucksli, mine. Eureka district.
 Chas. M,ckling locates IIumboIM star mine, Big Bug district.
 Jake Marks and wife to Thee Jal, Marks Coo. C. Deed. Lot at M, CaIe.
 W. II. Wcatherby and II. M. Farna. incorporate Jumbo Velvet Mining con pany. Capital stock $1,O0O, ,OOO.
 A. W. Matthews and NJ. D. Me Mahon incorporate Cactus Peak CoIi Mining and Milling company. Capita stock sI.0OO,OO0.
 ]. !. Hawkins and Mrs. A. Bcnn.t file affidavit of assessment work o, Mountain Charlie Mine, Hassayamp district.
 Tbos. C. Hill and Alex. Mulvonon h cate Shurccnough mine, Thumb Butt. district.
 Carrie NJ. and August Thorbccks |. F. II. Meek Option. t357GO. Sir months. South half of $. F. quarter and \. F. quarter of $. F.. quarter ss, 10, \. F. quarter of N. F. quarter Sc, lJ. h \. F..
 r. ]. Morrison files affidavit Of |. scssmcnt work on Marcus Aurel. mine, Weaver district.
 I. A. Stratton and wife to wyM lo,tc Gold Mining company Deed S3O0. Mary and Honor mines, wcav,r 1 district.
 Will F. Stapp to ]. V. Dickson Bl of Sqlc. Cattle.
 Clara F. Dickson to ]. V. Dickson Bill of SnIc. Cattle and horses.
 Hczckiah Brooks to James II. Edga and wife--Agrccment. Agrees to con vcv house and one acre surroundnl ground in <. w. quarter Sec. {, l3 ? w.. when subdivided into lots.
 Mount Union Consolidated MinnJ company amends Articles of lncopofs tion.
 Jos. Mayer. wm. Ncllis ct al ineor poratc Rosolic Mining company. Car ital stock s3.O0o,00O.
 Same parties incorporate Sunset Coy pcr company. Capital stock sl,9oO GOO.
 United States to Geo. C. Brown Patent. $. W. quarter Sec. 35, IS \ w.
 Geo. (. Brown and wife to Thoma Charles and A. F. king-W. Deed. sl' same property.
 II. F. Strcitcnrergcr and Sarah 4 Stevens file affidavit of assossmer work on Home Stake mine, Cher Creek district.
 II. r. Stroitcnbergor to w. A. an W. S. Story-M. Deed. One-half inte est in Home Stake mine, Cherry Cree district.
 Wm. !. Deam locates five mines, N Rug district.
 Butte and Arizonn Copper Min'' cowpnny amend location of five mine Biz Bug district. Robt. Brow ct al locate two mine Walker district.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
(f'rom Saturdays Daily.)

Yaeger Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. E. Bunker of yacgcr are visiting in the city. hcre From Mayer.
 D. F.. WarIord of Mayer is in the city on a business visit. Back From Copper Creek.
 NJ. l.. Brem'ngcr returned yesterday fom n visit to Copper Creek. Mount Union Visitors.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. x. Greer of Noun, cnion are visiting in the city. In From Camp.
 Nick Schlumherger. the Groom Creek mining man. is here on business. Left for Winslow.
 tathcr Connony left yesterday for Winslow, after a pleasant visit here. Stockman Visits.
 Van Dickson. the Skull Valley stock man. is in the city on stock business. Back From the East.
 Mrs. r.. F.. Greenwood returned last evening from m extended visit in the east
 Mining Man Visits.
 R. r.. Thomas, superintendent of the Monica mine, is in the city on mining business.
 Pioneer Visits.
 c. A. Ainsworth, Il pioneer resident of the Walnut Creek country, is in the | city on business. Left for Flagstaff.
 Mrs. George l.. Barnes left yesterday for Flagstaff. where Mir. Barnes has ne ccpted position. Ash Fork Visitor.
 Mrs. Atsey Harmon of Ash Fork is visiting in the city. She is guest a' the Prescott Hotel. Back From Visit. J. F.. Richardson has returned from visit to relatives and friends in his old home in Oldtown, Maine. In From Camp. Fritz Mittcndorf came in yesterday from his camp in the Big Bug dis trict, on a short business visit. Groom Creek Vis.tor.
 Phi Healy. the Groom Creek mining ors who transacted business here yes ! tcrday.
 Here From Humboldt. | l.. II. Snafer, who fills a responsibl, position with the Arizona Smeltinl company, at Humboldt, is visiting il | the city.
 m From Camp.
 !. F.. Houlihan, who is connected witl | the management of the storm Clou' mine, was here yesterday on mining business.
 here From Frisco.
 Neil McDonald, n former resident O this city, arrived here yesterday iron san Francisco, on one of his periodica business visIts.
 Doctors Go Cunning.
 Doctors Looney and Swetnam lef last evening on the southbound Din mond Jo for a hunting trip in tn Wickenburg country.
 Visiting HIS Family.
 II. C. Malloy, foreman of the Ari zona Smelling company's limeston quarry, near Asco siding, came in las evening on . visit to his family. Accepts New Position.
 Thomas Mclaughlin, who recently re signed responsible position with tn W ellsFargo company, has accepted position with the 0. K. Meat Market.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
Rockefclicr's Daughter Dead.

CANNES, Nov. N.-Mrs. Charles Strong, daughter of John D. Rocke- fellcr, died this morning at the Hotel Du Parie. Her husband was professor of philosophy at Bryn Mawr, and later at the Columbia University.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
RUSSIAN REPRESENTATION.

roLTAVA, Russia. Nov. l7.-t,en. era' Polkownikoff, commander of inc garrison tsre, was shot dead toniuh, ana soldier who was passing at tho time was also killed by unknown per.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21

per Verde are visiting in the city. MT. fcrkins Is a.mcmbcr of the Live Stock sanitary Board from Yavapai county. To Visit the Fair.
 C. r.. Eiuncy, vice president and gen cral manager of The Arizona Smclting company. icii last evening for Phoenix, Nhrrc he will see the Territorial Fair. caves for hOonlx.
 C. F.. Warren. superintendent of the
 uaniia Mining company. operating in nc Crook Canyon district, left last ycning for Phoenix on mining bust eft for the Fair.
 Monte l}roadcd, Deputy Sheriff IIor ace Bowdrc and \. M. Elliott left on ihc suuthlouud train, last evening, for Phoenix. to attend the Territorial Iuir
 in From Camp.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jules l,numann and dauphtcr. Miss Bessie liaumann, came tu yesterday from the camp of the Baumonn Copper company, in the Agun ltia district.
 Left for hocnix.
 Bernard 'unnifi, general manager or thc Apache Panther Mining company, lnd k. w. Schofcld left last evening nn the suuthbound for Phoenix to swell
 he Navapai county contingent at the Fair.
 Accepts New Position.
 Frank Baldwin, w,io recently resign d his position as Deputy Recorder, has accepted the position of transfer fore man for the United Verde X Pacific railroad at Jerome Junction.
 To Work for Uncle Sam. c. \. Du Eslcr, who has been chief operator at the Western Union office for the past year, leaves this morning for the Pensacola navy yard. to i'll position with the government. NIT Du Eslcr recently passed successful, ] the civil service examination, and hi' appointment was received few day'
 go. He and his wife will spend few | days at the Grand Canyon, en route ! nc will be succeeded by w. II. Boltor | of Toledo, Ohio. who arrived last night
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21
Passed Through.

Tom Tay.or. superintendent oi inc United Verde Copper company x smcl fer nt .Icrowc. passed through here y's tcrdav morning. on route to thr Cop per City from n visit to thr Territorial Fair
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-11-21

Dr. !. F. Whitcsidcs. n prominent mining man. physician and poll''rian of Mohnve county. K visiting m The city, on his return from the Tcrril"nnl Fair.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-10

4 Prize Values in Sheetngs
 s's's' . Brown s.'..s 's.s',; price .': '. @ pieces 45inch Beached Pillow Case Muslin, a price 12hc, this sale
 'ssS ss. yards Fruit of l''n regular price ,os this 10 pieces Cambrc regular price 24c this n
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-03
His knowledge Of Liquor Bills.

After much persuasion Sir John
Ashley allowed himself to be put for
ward, some years ago, as conserva-
tive candidate for parliament from
Lincolnshire. He confessed he knew
little about politics, but entered into
the campaign as rare sport. One day
he addressed meeting Of electors at
village in the Isle of Axholme and,
when he had finished, boldly chal-
lenged his hearers to fire questions at
him. Presently there came the query:
what do you think of Sir Wilfrid
Lawson's liquor bill?" For a moment
Sir John was nonpulsed, but only for
moment. Pulling himself together
he replied: 81 can not answer for Sir
Wilfrid Lawson's liquor bill, but do
know that last year my own was 4
deuced sight too big!"
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-03
Women Wear Too Much.

In lecture to the young women
who have entered the London School
Of Medicine for Women, Miss Muir.
doch, l.. r. c. p, said:
"Most women wear too much. Three
layers, including the dress. seem to
me all that is necessary, though |
have counted as many as twelve. Then
should advise you not to wear jew.
elry. Rings, bangles and chains are
80 many germ traps. Tight-laclng or
lacing at all should be avoided
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-03

Don't fail to stop in and hear "a
Teasing Brown" played. It can be
procured at the following music job
bers; Denver Music Co., 153S-l546
Stout ST., Knight Campbell, 1925
1881 California ST., Harlem Myers,
5l3.52l 18th st. John Pass Music
Co., GA 18th ST., and F. Boot, 1907
Larimer st.
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-03
"None 10" or "Nons Are."7

All the friends Of liberty OF speech
owe gratitude to Prof. Lounsbury of
Yale for his defense In Harper's
Magazine Of the use Of none" as the
subject Of plural verb. What idiot
precisionist It was that started the
movement to schoolmaster that use
Of none" out Of existence we do not
know, but his effort has had deplor.
able degree Of success. An awful OK.
ample ought to be made Of some OF
the grammarians who try TO make
language conform to rules instead OF
making rules conform to language. 1t
will take years to untwist the tongues
OF worthy people who have compelled
themselves to say none Is" when
their consential impulse was to say
none are."--Harper's Weekly.
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-03
NOW IN COLORADO SPRINGS
CUSTOMERS COMMEND HER.

The Canadian medicated shampoo
ing process is the talk of the women of
this section, for in connection with
Mrs. Perkins salve for the beautify-
ing and growth of the hair, it has
done the most wonderful work Listen
to what one lady says:
Franklin's paper the statesman. (Denver, Colo.) 1906-1912, 1906-08-03

Mrs. C. j. Walker, the hair grower,
left Sunday last for Trinidad, where
she will spend one week. The will be
in Pueblo Sunday, August 9Th, and will
spend a week there. She will stop at
1910 Emens avenue.