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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13

Tho White Pine News has the follow
ing to cay regarding the Nevada North.
ern railroad which is building to Ely:
The Nevada Northern railroad is once
more being actively advanced. Up t.
Saturday about SO miles had been built
md over 80 miles graded. Tho com.
pnny has about 30 mon AT work now
and nh equipment OF four locomotives,
big steam shovel, ballast cars, etc. II
Ia their intention TO push the road
through as fast ns possible from now on
track. laying mRchInc IL being used
and mn average Of one and Il quarter
miles of track IN being laid every day.
This in advancing il pretty fast.
Three grading outfits are at work
between Curric's and Ely and more will
bc added as iast m mon can be obtain
cd. Tho company cxpcCts to make II
terminal Tor tho reception 0i freight
and passengers at Currie's, which If
about SO miles north of Ely, within the
next fifteen or twenty daye. when mott
iicatioD will he given to the outside
world that travel il open via the Gobrs
route. This has been long looked ior
and will bo cheering ncwa tO Ely people
Upon the establishing OF terminal il
will be mn casy matter To get III both
building matcrinl and eupplics, which al
present liz almost impossible. Pas
songer travel viii ccmc TINT way prin.
cipally, as il will 10 casy inr passengers
to DO landed in Ely from the tcrminn
by both stage and automobile in II few
houre.
Tho roads from Cur5ir's is in first
clasa condition Tor both freight ant
passenger hauling and no doubt auto.
mobiles will bc put on nt once. II vii
bo como time before the rOnd will rcacl
Fly, but tho Inconvenience wo have
been subjected to IN tho past will sooi
DO over. II isa matter 81 congrntuln
tion to our people that the end Of stage
transportation is about Ht hand and w
are o DO in active communication Will
tho on lsidc world.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13


\ dispatch of tho 7th from Oakland.
say:
Conformation suite brought 10y the
Western Pacific Kailroad huvo beer
many during the past three mJuthn. bnt
one that WIS filed Friday promise ito
Involve Itself in long litigation before
judgment ia given. THIS is suit
brought ayu'ust tho Oau.uuh Water
front Company. mn ndjunCL of the
Southern pdcilr, Tor the condemnation
IT tw" rnrcC Is of tide and ON that arm "
'hr SGu Antonio estuary that is in TACT
the outlet of Lnsc Merritt. II ia prob
able that the t'lc to these hands.
already the object rf much litigation.
viii bc called 10 qu'plion ugain. One
advantage tina, the WCstcrn Pacific will
have in such II suit will be the So vices
~ W. Is. Bhvif. who wna for yCare
engaged IN Oakland water front ,uite
and who is prObliilv more familiar with
ia many phnscn ihBu my other nilorury
Tho Western Pacific today nskcd for
| two strips oi tilclRnd nn itl proposed
| right of way. Orc uf thcsc IL ON tnC
wCst side oi the arm 0f the estuary, unt
/ begins nj the intersection 81 Thirt
street and fuilon street projected {,
! pier head linc. Tho other parcel ia
much smaller one. aud is on the othc
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13
The StrIcliing Mimrra.

\ convention of miners, mcmbcrs in
this district of 5he Unitad Mine work.
crs, called I" consider the strike situa.
tinn. convened ut l'tsbnrg, Kansas,
with l3l delegates precsut. The first
thing accomplished WIS the HdopIon Of
resolutions strongly conicmninR the
action nf the Italian miners, who on
Saturday forced union men from the
mine of tho Labcllr Company, which
had signed the scale. i'he mine work
crs promised protection to all mncrs
whose employers have signcd the
scale OF they desire la return to worI;
Tho Llbollc mine resumed operation 4
today with no trouble.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13
- @-Se0~ %.
Is In Nevada,

On Thursday an AssoCintcd Press
dispatch from Kmgunu. Ari2 M,
cortairrd the Information that several
PARTIES we're Quitting there in go To
"Ccdar nnsim, to Southwestern Utah
the eccn" oi some new placer gold
discov"rics.' by consulting the map
II can hc 'ccu that Cedar Basin proper
Ia III NovRda. south md east of st.
Ihon'a', and III which is located the
new Gold Butte camp.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13

Tho Mining Record published nt Ely
cnutaina The following editorial:
Tho celebrity which Il. \. Ricpc die.
plalH ~ ilnpping ont of hia ptomiRcR.
puia va IN mind uf red pins.ani
cayOr,mg around Oh n log with both
en- is Oh IRE. This follow waa hung in
clligy hero once, and the mistal,c the
good people mnic was in not hanging
the orig unl instead of Il bundle Of old
otbCP.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13
Tail wages the Dog.

Within the past few months Goldiield
and GJldtisld district have paid into the
thing over 100000, nearly 90 per cent
of the amount paid il 10y the whole
county. or this amount II little over
81 ,u00 has come back, the balance 20
ing into the state, interest. road md
other funds; III fact. mainly for thc
support Of the other end OF the county.
Another case Of the tail wugelmg the
dog - Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13

A most remarkable turn hna taken
place IN the fight directed against Dis.
trict Attorney j. u. Davidson Of
Hawthorne, Nov. 10y tho people Of
GoIdiicld. Everyone ~ his bondsmcn
have Withdrawn md following this tho
county commissioners raiscd the suu,
Of his oillcial bond from $4,000 ,os55 ,OCC
Davdieon says hc will ask tho eu
promo court 10 rovicw the boards action
and that il nc fails there no will lilc the
buDd.
Tho action of tho commissioners goCf
into effect on May lat.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13

side OF the arm of the estuary.
Hcsiies this action, four more were
brought Friday by the Western Pacific.
y. /. Messer. Jr., he made defendant in
ono uf them. us The owner Of property
from high tide land on the eastern shore
of the same body Of water to the pro-
lection Of Fifth avenue.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13

the BuIlfroE M'zpuh Mining Company.
all located on the famous La'!d Mount
ain, the Original discovery u the Bull
frog district.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-04-13
non

ioLLAsD-ln Elko, Novadn, April 7,
i'W0, to tho wiio Of Mr.. John Holland
con
The new age. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1896-1905, 1906-02-10
Puget Sound Electric Railway
hlterurban

Leave Tacoma-6:oO, 7:1O, $40, 9:15
(Ltd., no stops) 1910. IL 10 m, II: 10,
1:10, 2:10, $40, :15 (Ltd., no stops),
10, $40, 7:10, 10, $40, IL :15 p IN.
Leave Seattle-6 80, 8 90, 900 (Ltd.,
no stops), 10 100, II 100 m, ~ m, l 100,
200, 8 100, 400 (Ltd., no stops). 500,
600, 7 100, 500, 9:09, 900, IL is p N.
PUYALLUP DIVISION
Leave Puyallup-5 80, 100, 8 100, 9 100,
II 100 IN, 200, 200, 3 100, 400, 500,
6:15, 7:15, 8:15, 9:15 p IN.
Leave 9th and Commerce Sts.-5 40,
700, 8 100, 10 100, II 100 m, l 100, 200,
800, 400, 5 100, is, 7:15, Sis, 11:15
m.
$3.50 m omitted Sundays)
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

staff 40 miklu Ieyti af Pvi, ao MI er veri0 a0
byggja upp San Francisco, og til Pess Parf AUD.
vitae meiri vinnukraft en- til var par um sl66-
If. En- PAD er ekISi eingongu skortur a verka-
m0nnum par 1 borginni, heldur einnig um alt
r1kio. Svo litur ut sem 0h0pp pau er Cali
forniubuar ur0u fyrir 1 vor half vaki0 pa af
dvala % g@tt pa nyju fj0ri og framkvamda-
Preki.
/ San Francisco er steinh0govurum og
tr6smioum MI goldnir 5 til 6 dollarar fyrir
alta kl.stunda vinnu, jirnsmioir og malararfa
flora dollara fyrir sauna vinnutima, en- eri0is-
menn engir minna en- $3.50. Barinn keppir
VIC jArnbrautirnar um az fl sem fiesta verka-
menn, og hinir auougu vfngaroaeigendur par
t lanai cru MI / vandrn0um sakir vinnuf0lks-
eklu. PVT borgin og jarnbrautirnar hafa teki0
fra Peim fiesta %vinnufera menn,svo az MI STA
Peir ser ekki anna0 fnrt en- bj0oa kaup til
jafns VIC pa keppinauta, og Pa er liklegt, 40
kaupgjald fari par enn hekkandi.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

UNI til sams0ngs a einhverjum a6alstoovum
1slendinga, og eff til will mccall annars folks
einnig.
Vafalaust 6ska Pess a]lir g60ir fslending-
ar, az f%yrirrtlun Pessi komist / fr%amkvnmd.
En- PAD atti fra upphafi 40 vera tilgangur
Pessara samtaks, 40 ha(da med Pessu vi0 sem
mestu at fslenzkum s0ngl0gum og kva0um.
Ef slfkt allsherj jar s0ngf6lag kamist a og
geroi Pa0 ao etlunarverki sfnu a0 syngja is
lenzk log og loo inn 1 hj0rtu mama, pa
hefoi PAD 6efao mikla Py0ingu fyrir vestur-
islenzka menning. B. B. !.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

Snemma t nesta MANUEL (sept.) byrjar
fslenzku kensla a ny vi0 Gustavus Adolphus
C%ollege,St. Peter, Mimi. Prof. Magnds Magn-
dssop verour par kennari ems og sfoastl. ar.
Allir ungir 1slendingar I Bandarik junum, sem
hugsa til skolag0ngu n@sta vetur, ettu 40
hagnyta ser Petta tekif@ri til ao nema m60ur-
NAL slit, UNI leio og Peir stunda alment nam
vio agatan laroask6la.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01
Ny Box.
jon Syeinsson: Islands
blomster. KUbenhavn,
1906.

Box Pessi, sem rituo er q d0nsku, er eft
ir sGra Jon Sveinsson, kaP6lskan prest /
Charlottenlund Danm0rku. Ham er islenzk-
ur ma0ur ao att og uppruna, MOOR hans bio
lengi / A~rgy]ebyg0 / Manitoba, nuttist til
Ameriku eftir er hun misti mann sim a Is
landi, og giftist William heitnum Taylor,
kanadiskum manni / Argyle. Brooir sera
ions Sveinssonar err Fri6rik Sveinsson Erred
Swanson), malari / Winnipeg. Eftir frafall
f0our sins var s6ra Jon tekinn til fosturs,
af kaP6lskum presti, er pa var a 1slandi, og
futtist ham niu ara az aldri til Frakklands
og var par settur til mans: naut ham hinnar
agetustu mentunar a Frakklandi og forum
hefr sera Jon Sveinsson Tito attj0ro sina SID
an ham for Pa0an barn az aldri. Sumario
1896 dvaldi hann par tveggja manaoa TINA
e0a rumiega PAD. Er ham kom hr P-irri for
ritaoi ham / d0nsk timarit um islenzkar box
mentir og p6tti monnum honum farast PAD
s6rlega myndarlega. V0ktu ritger6ir hans
um islezku s0gurnar 1 tfmaritinu warden"
einkum eftirtekt.
,,Islandsblomster' er 1 Premur aoal-k08-
um. Fyrsti kafinn er alment yfrlit y6r is
lenzkar bokmentir. Annar kaAinn fjallar UNI
fslenzku s0gurnar. prioji kafinn er Gum
laugs saga Ormstungu / danskri Pyoingu.
B6kin er mjog alPyolega ritu0 og at ser
lega hlyjum hug til .islenzkra b6kmenta. Etti
hun az veroa til Pess, a0 auka Pekkingu
d0nsku lesandi alPyou a gpllaldar b6kment-
um islands. peir 1slendingar, sem danskt
NAL skilja, geta mikio graft a bokinni. HIN
kostar IS cent og fast hja herra ]yfsala GU.
Erlendssyni a Edinburg, N. d. B. B. J.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01
Is1enzkt S~0ingf@lag.

Eftirtekt all-mikla vakti s0ngsamkoman,
sem sGra Hans B. Thorgrimsen belt az Noun
tain rs. junf, / sambandi vio ~kirkjuPingi0, er
pa st0o yfr a Peim stao. p6tti Pa0 m0rgum
undrun sata, hvfliku verki s6ra Hans haf6i par
afkasta0, er hann kent haf0i par 1t / sveit um
so manns ao syngj a saman svo afbragos vel,
a0 til semdar hefoi PAD verio s0ngaokkum 1
st6rborgum.
A sfoastli0num vetri h6lt s0ngAokkur
Fyrstu ldtersku kirk u / Winnipeg s0ngsam-
komu mik]a og song s0ngleikinn Esther
drotning".. T6ku visit alika margin patti / Peim
song og Peir, er sungu q samkomunni a6
Mountain. S0ngAokkurirn, undir stj6rn hr.
Gisla Goodmans, leysti verki0 snildarlega af
hendi.
Fyrir Pvf er fengin pa s0nnun, a0 Islend-
ingar her 1 landi cru Pvf vaxnir, 40 farast /
fang eri0an og vandaoan sams0ng. Og VIDA
mccall 1slendinga cru til agetar s0ngraddir
og margin hafa mikio lart til songs. Ef MI
hagt vari a einhvern hiatt az sameina tiltolu-
lega nokku6 miki0 af Pessum fslenzku song
kr0ftum, metti 6efa0 miklu afkasta.
Sera Hans B. Thorgrimsen vakti mails a
Pvi vi0 all-marga mem, er saman voru komn-
ir a Mountain 1 sumar, hvort ekki veri TIL
tekilegt a0 mynda allsherj ar s0ngfelag meo-
al Islendinga her landi. Var Pvi mali vel
teki0 og ham hvattur til ao gangast fyrir PVT
fyrirtaki. Nun PAD vaka fyrir sera Hans, a0
stofna s0ngfelag 1 sem festum fslenzkum
byg0um, til aol@ra a0 synggja akveoin log eft
If fyrirm@lum og leiobeioingu Pess, er fyrir
fyrirtekinu stendur. V@ru pa allir hinir
m0rgu Aokkar, vios vegar, a sama TINA a6 @fa
hin .s0mu log, sta0u allir undir s0mu stj6rn
og fylgdust az 1 0llu. V@ri svo reynt VIC og
vio az ma saman drvaldslioi dr 0llum aokkun-
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-08-01

hennar liggja 1 dvala, er Pess aldrei langt 40
bi0a, az Peir yakni vi0 aftur og taxi til starfa
meo margfalt meira fj0ri en- nokkuru sinni
.a0ur.
Ollum er visit enn minnisstett hversu
astatt var her 1 landi fyrir thu arum, Deyfo
og drungi hvfldi pa yir 0llum atvinnugrein-
um og vi0skiftum mamma, pa lett svo ut sem
enginn Pyr0i / neitt 40 rt0ast, Peir sem pen
inga attu, lnstu pa ni0ur vandlega 1 ramgj0rf-
UNI fy]gsnum, vinna var lila borgu0 og / bnj-
I'M var hun vl0a 6fAanleg, svo az til wand
r@oa horfoi me0 verkalfoinn; en- fGl0g og
bankar urou g%jaldProta og f6ru 4 h0fuoio
hr0nnum saman.
En- er Pessu hafoi fari0 fran / nokkur ar,
r6tti alt vi0 aftur q sk0mmum TINA og 6trt-
lega fj6tt var au0ur og vinna Groin svo mikil
1landinu, ao aldrei fyr helir velmegun pj6o-
arinnar veri0 ems mikil og MI hin sfoustu arin.
Verzlun og ionaoi hehr neygt svo fran
Pessi arin, az ekki cru Pess nein dami fyr ne
sioar az Pnr framfarir half hja nokkurri ann
ari 'Pj60 oroi0 ems st6rkostlegar; s6rstaklega
hafa framfarir 1 i6naoi skara0 fran ur; / sum-
um i0na0argreinum cru Bandamenn MI or0nir
langta undan 00rum Pj6oum; en- pc heGr au0-
urinn vaxi0 az tilt0lu lapgmest, Pvf pratt fyr-
ir alt hid mikla au0magn, sem neytir fullrar
orku / verzlun og i0na0i Pj6oarinnar, pa err
P6 feikimikill au0ur MI fyrirliggjandi a0-
ger0alaus / storhorgum landsins, Pvf Pc ar0-
x@nleg fyrirt@ki s6u m0rg og mikil her /
landi, pa cru pau ekki n0g til Pess ao TAXA 4
mott blum Peim au0i er Bandamenn safna.
En- Py0ingarmesti og bezti votturinn pm
velmegun Pj6oarinnar er sd, 40 Wilma er hver-
vetna 6Prjotandi og vinnulaunin cru bnzta
lagi. Enginn verkf@r maour part nd 40 ganga
i0julaus vegna Pess, ao vinna Sc 6faanleg, 1
sterstu borgum ]andsins er vinnuf6lksekla
,engu sf0ur en- til s%veita, og s6rstaklega er par
skortur a handverksm0nnum og g0oum smio-
S6rstaklega er eftirtektavert astandi0 /
geroi par ALA 6oa fyrir rdmri halfri old SLOAN,
gat hver ma0ur fengi0 par n6g a6 gera og
heimta0 hva0 hiatt kaup, sem ham >ildi. Dag
laun verkamanna voru par 4 Peim timum fra
sex til thu dollara, og PAD P6ttu engin undur,
DO erfoismanni veri goldnir 25 dollarar fyrir
eitt dagsverk. En- sloan sd gull0ld leio hetir
jafnan P6tt hart um vinnu / California og
kaupgjald hefr lengi verio par fremur lagt;
yfr h0fuo nun hvergi / Bandarik jun hafa
verio til iafna0ar ems Tito um atvinnu fyrir
verkamenn og California. DAD hefir sjald-
an reynzt hyggindabrago, a0 fara Pangao til
bess az leita ser vinnu.
En- MI er ST breyting a Groin, a0 hvergi
er meiri eftirspurn eftir verkam0nnum en- par,
og hvergi betra kaup booi0, pc ekki Sc PAD
ems hiatt og goldio var a gu%lltfmabilinu UNI
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
SOMETHING ABOUT APPLES.

Some of the agricultural papers wanted last Tuesday, october Is. set apart as apple day" as special re- hinder of the fine crop of that fruit produced thjs year. Some eminent med ical authorities claim that every day should be an apple day, meaning that everybody should eat at least one apple each day. This might be good advice if it could be followed, but where would they get the fruit? According to figures gathered by The New Bed ford Standard the entire crop for the present year will be slightly below fifty million barrels. That is a great quantity to be sure, but when we de- duct the great quantity exported, and the further large quantity made into cider and apple brandy It would leave probably less than one bushel for each inhabitant. so 1t Is plain that If some eat one each day good many others will get none at all. But apples, like many other, good things of earth, are not equally divided.
 Considering that the apple IS such excellent fruit and taking into account the pretty general opinion of medical men that 1t is not only one of the most wholesome of fruits but that 1t possesses real hygienic qualities, the wonder Is that It is not produced in greater quantities than is now done. The Standard claims that 'as praC- tcal matter. it would seem as Ii the possibilities of raising and marketing had as yet hardly been touched" It refers to the marvellous work that has been done in increasing the yield of corn" and argues that something of the same kind might be done with apples What may or not be the pos sibilltie& in that direction we arc not prepared to say. but we do kaow that good apples are an excellent fruit, and that they usually bring good prices in this region,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
TODAY w HISTORY

Name Day: Felicianus. Sun rises at 6:30: sets at 5:25. 16S7-The destruction of Lima in Pe- ru, by an earthquake. 1S15-Great hurricane at Jamaica. which continued three days and wreck = ed one hundred vessels. 1818-Convention between the United States and Great Britain regarding fishery rights of Americans in New
 1s2e-spain ratified treaty cedins
 1s39-Augustus octavius Bacon. United States Senator from Georgia born. '"'
 Psychologists from the Canadian colonies agreed upon the basis of rep resentation in the Canadian confeder- ation.
 1s74-Gen. Frederick Dent Grant and Ida Marie Honore married at Chicago.
 1SS4-Seventy acres area in Carthage, N Y. burned with a property loss of nearly $1,O00,OO0. 1899-General Jiminez elected presi- dent of the Dominican Republic 1899-The American yacht Columbia. won the third straight race from Shamrock.
 1903-Presidents proclamation con- vening ffty-eighth Congress in extra ordinary session on November 9, for the purpose of enacting legislation making effective the treaty of reciprocity with Cuba.
 Service by American Press News.
 Washington, D. O.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
ALABAMA SYNOD.
To Meet at East Lake October 90.

To Meet at East Lake October 90.
 The Alabama Syno dof the Presbyte- rian Church in the United States of will me meet to sa at East Lake. Ala, Tuesday. Oct. 30. 1906. at 7:30 o'clock p. m.
 Persons expecting to attend should send their names at once to Rey: J. M.
 The railroads have granted reduced rates on the certificate plan. That is. eech person purchasing a ticket for tn :: going should get a certificate for each separate ticket bought. showing that full fare hss besn psa Pnsn bnnT if thess tickets. they will be able to buy return tickets at one cent . mile plus 25 cents Tickets should he purchased to Bir- mingham. The trip out from BirminG- ham will be on electric cars. This certain. but 1t is probable that tn. at tendance will be large this year. So let all who come be sure 70 get certi- ficates. Let all who come remember tbere will be a proposition made to synod in the future
 The outlook is promising for the strongest platform work the synod has ever had. Among others who are to be present for active service are Dr. Ira Landrith, Dr, B. P Fullerton. pr. Joh:' Cochran and Dr. w. J. Darby.
 Business of the greatest possible i'm portance will be considered and every minister in the bounds of the Synci ought to attend and take an elder with ance commensurate with the interests involved and let us go praying for q gracious baptism of the Holy Spirit.
 W. B. Wftherspoon, $. C.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20

have been abundantry fed. and as there were in the town three female schools. as we'll as the tate univer. sit''. 1t was considered great hardship that these should suffer in order to feed a horde of Yankae
 "The appeal of the delegation was tain Wirz was ordered to remove them to some place. have forgotten where.
 T we'll remember standing on the sidewalk and seeing tIem pass and Oh how my rebel heart did burn within me. What would have felt if l had known of the fate in store for the poor fellow, whe 1t seemed to. us was. more than kind to these
 T wish I had some clippings bear ing on the matter, but l have none. When I see my sister. If I find opt ssnythins additional 1 shall certainly
 Miss Benning would very greatly appreciate any additional information from any reliable source iu connee- tion with Captain Wirz. and any with d THG it may T Address her at i4ao Broad street, Columbus. Ca She is veey anxious to obtain all the information possible before the State meeting of the U. n C., which Is to be held ay Americus the latte- part of this month.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
sATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908.
IMMIGRANTS FOR THE SOUTH.

The Kansas City Journal. discussing the subject of bringing foreign immi- grants directly to Southern ports. says:
 One good feature about this depart ure Is that the commissioners are to 1 remain in Europe and select the emil grants. In this way a better class of 1 people will be brought to our shores and the weeding out process, instead of being done in New. York. will be done abroad. The emigrants are to be told about the advantages of set tling in the South and they will be se lected with regard to their fitness for work on the plantations. If this ex- pertinent is successful 1t may be enter may @ % be booked % nes through to other % soaths aes ern and Western points. At any rate, the scheme promises to be a decided improvement upon the present system of dumping the foreigners in New York and allowing them to shift for them- selves.
 It will add vastly to the chances of success 1T the policy of selecting the immigrants before they leave their foreign homes is strictly adhered to. A shipload of immigrants sent over without regard to their fitness for the work required of them, or their adap- IaDlllty 10 the that VIII nave 70 be met when they arrive here, might have twenty-five or even fifty per cent of incompetents. When they ar rive in the South they will not only meet with new climatic conditions. but much of the labor they will be requir- cd to do will be quite different from what they are accustomed to at home.
 If the immigration commissioners who are to remain In Europe are properly informed as to tho character of labor that is needed here, and are faithful to their duties, the movement now under way may result in great good to this section. That the South must soon have a different and more reliable class of labor than that now here becomes each day more evident, unless there Is decided change for the better in that respect. That we do not want to replace the negroes with la borers who will prove still moro in- competent Is plain. but that is what may happen if foreigners are dumped on our shores without regard to fit ness. It is to be hoped that the com missioners will be both intelligent and faithful. .s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-20
DOCTOR CURED
 0F ECZEMA
Maryland Physician Cures Himse|foi Eczema with Cuticura Remedies. Prescribes Them and Has Cured Many Cases Where Other Formulas Have FaiIed-Dr. Fisher Saysi
CUTICURA REMEDIES
 POSSESS TRUE MERIT

My face was afflicted with eczema in the year 1897. l used the Cuticurs Remedies, and was entirely cured. I am . practicing physician and very often prescribe Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap in cases of eczema, and they have cured where other formulas have failed. l am not in the habit of endorsing patent medicines, but when l ind remedies possessing true merit, such as the Cuticura Remedies do, l am broad-minded enough to proclaim their virtues to the world. have been prac- ticing medicine for sixteen years, and must say find your Remedies A No. l. You are at liberty to publish this letter, or any part of it. Iremain, very truly yours, G. M. Fisher, M. D., Big Pool, Md, May 24, 1905."