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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06

GREAT BARGAIN IN PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS;
splendid skylight, elegant operating room. re,
and two bedrooms, ali finely furnished for
housekeeping, cameras for large and small an
the business; also a good stock of Photographic
goods. j. =-:-- IT.. ol,4
The furniture. stoves sewing machine: e aa1t
fonier and other things in the dwelling part
ore nearly new and cost twice as much as
we ask for the whole place. not counting the
picture outfit at all. ti,., .,
This business is located in a beautltui io J,,l
of 1900 people, in the garden spot OF MIN
nesota, surrounded by a rich farming com.
munity, with no other photographer there Z. or
near; lease for FIVE years at " per naoh mn
a splendid paying business and nice fur,
nished home for the small sum OF $500, where
Won can make money from the first day.
Call on G. G. Taylor, 412 Phoenix BLOCK
exclusive agent. ~, - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06

MARcoN1 WIRELESS TELEGRAPH STOCK,
soon to advance: in justice to their future
prosperity every man or woman should secure
a few shares Of this stock at the present low
ia price, which will in short time supercede
Bell telephone stock in earning power; have
block Of this stock for sale with a bona1de
advantage which one else in Minnesota
can offer. Call or address q, o. Jacobs 1013
4 New York Life building, Minneapolis, MINI.
HOW 70 INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS.
p We make a specially Of planning, writing
and placing the advertising for Wholesale or
smanufa turing firms who spend 81 600 per
year or less. En- = {.
2 We want to hear from Minnesota, Wisconsin
and Iowa firms Of this sort, who want. to
increase their business. = /. - 80 : Z
49, Dubuque Advertising Agency,
7O4 Bank & ms. Building, Dubuque, Iowa. i
36-RoOM TRANSIENT HOUSE, RENT $50.
u 2O-room transient house, steam heat. b
15-room rooming house, rooms pay the rent.
14-room rooming house on 9Th st.
12-room rooIning house on 10th st s..
1o-room rooming house at bargain.
:. Grocery store at invoice rate.
S Meat market right down town.
Feeney 8 Co., 8o3 Sykes Block.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
OPTICIANS.

EbHN !. :DowD, oPToMETRIST ASB oPTr
clan, optical dept. Minneapolis Dry Goods Coz
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
: ANNOUNCEMENTS

REMOVAL OF MoLEs. WARTS, sUPERFLU.
Gus hair ard scientific treatment of blackes
heads and pimples by the Marinello expert at
Feely & Crocker's.
LAWN MOWERS sHARPENEn HY LATEST
device; absolutely. perfect; at Hennepin Hard
xare Co.'s. T02 Hennepin Az.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-06
MARCoNI WIRELESS STOCK,

:: I have this stock for sale in lots of / to 100
shares at lower price than any Of my COM
petitors.; Get my price first. This stock will
become very valuable and you should buy it
Reference, Second National bank, st. Paul.
Write or call o. s. Deringer, stock broker,
436 Endicott building, st. Paul. s
1870 ACRES At se5, CLEAR; WANT CLOTH TT
clear; want hardware or implements. 800
III acres at $55; want small well improved farm.
322 acres at $50; want farm implements;
SIS, 600. 87s acres at sol; want general Iner-
ehandise; $4,000, Or small farm e; III well
Dsper cent. Address Geo. q. Douglass Mex.
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: LOANS AND CHATTELs

AS&SSS S41SD VILLA = 1l41S
WILLIAMS, 4s4 GUARANTY BLDG, LOANS
( on furniture, pianos, or any security; large
8 loans q specially; terms to suit borrowers.
Lowest prices. X
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
UN REY POl|eLOTA

Todoa loa monArcal europeos,
adsmA' de su propia Iengua, cunoesr
clAndo msro1, uno o dos idiomas q J.
Psro 81 rey polfgIotA por exss.encis,
go sl empsrador de AaGiriA. CuenIa
se que en- una gran reyista miIitar.
Areng6 & elnoo rsgImiensoa, uno sic
MAJ, otro isaliAno, tro bchsmio, o,rc
h6ogaro , ctro vsiaeo, en- Gu ldioms
r4spastvo.
E1tadA Hurgis Sc reeuerds can
81 tusiasmo, que haes cipo1anss y siate
t6oE, 81 entoncsa iaven atchiduqae
FranciaGo Jc'e, dsr posssi0n del
cArgl 4 cisrto q 1hernAdor, hab.o en-
corsscIn msdgiAr, lerguA qus pit 4 50
otro afchiduque SO hAbia tamAdo Ell
de sprsnter
AL oirls, todos los clreuns,su.ss
sc puaieron dc pie como electric Sdos,
' ssgrlmiendo los cables y leoos de
a'egrfs, Victorsaron entusi4,tlosmspss
81 arehiduQue.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
RLQJ|EA CAT IN PACE

HI aSba1o 22 del actuAl falleci6
sn Bayam6a. tras breva enfsrm sdad
nue'tro baen eorreligion Arlo don Eus'
saQuto T1rrea DIaz, hMmsuo do nues
sro Querido amigo el Pbro. don Jose
Torres Dig, eura do Rio Pledras.
Den EaatsQuio Torres era vocal
del Ccmite uuionisla do BAyam6u Y
por su hondad y b 1nrad.z ingeuitAs,
tavo oil apresio y 10 considers clon ds
cuansoa 10 tra'aron.
FL domingo, entire ones y does, "a
Verifs6 el e1lisrfo del Ca Aver, CON
s7dAs lAa aolenuid e1es dsl rlt es.6'
LEO. PAra ess Rsso invis6 oil Comite
uAlonista Dc Baysmtn.
DeieAnse On pEz al bun pAsrio,s.
rsotbA soda Ia Ami la dal 6o.do, a.
oseia ments eI Padre Torres Oisz, Ia
sx preston ds nueatro aensido E6sAme
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
PROGRESOCOMERC|AL
Una Inca telegrafica y I'm
farrocarril entire el Ca
bo y Ell Cairo.
LOS ENLACES
LOS ENLACES
Ahorro de tempo y ~grandes
bene6clos para Ia Europa.
Trabajos y condolences.

Ds gran impertaneia para el 90.
merelo International 60 10 conatrue
si6n do una lfueA tslsg dfca en- IN 70
rrocarril eutre el Cabo y . Csiro que
os ipgletes es 4 ! activando y que re-
,orta,a al comereio do Europa incal
sulables benefeios.
Este ferrocarril pone por IN lado
On communication el Cab y 10 crilla
del rio zambeze.iy por al otro lado
del z Amhex6 90 prolorga,a 10 Inca
hssta el Sur del IL 90 T ngsnlka. atra
vssando cate lsgo por medic do vapo-
res. Ora session del fsrrocarril en-
lazsrk oil lsgo do TaDganikA con sl
lsgo Alberto. Ltego hssta el Cairo
visnen los geandss lagos, sl Milo y los
tsrrocarriles eglpeios.
Para trasladaras del Cabo 81 Cal
70 90 empleabsn, amos sha', cuasro
msses do visis, rspartidoa del mcdo
sigaisnte: del CAbo & Bulb Ayo habla
1890 kll6mstros de fsrroearril, reeo.
/ triendoss en- tres dfas; de Bull wAyo
al lsgo Tar gAnika tres diA ma, On
farroeArril, olros tres dias para atra
vesar dieho lago en- vapor; eineusnta
dias del lsgo Tar rgantks al lago AL.
berto. entire eArrusjs y vapor; Gin
cuenta dfaH mas On vaBor dol lsgo
A berto & ChAtsun y euasro dfaa dc
Chattun oil Cairo, O sea unos suatro
meaes.
Terminado el tsrrocarrIl 30 pod a
haeer el visie On un mes q mencs,
Aatualmente 90 trahaiA en- tender
] 10 vfs desde los alredsdcres de lai
catsrataa Victoria a las minas de Bro
kin H Il.
Defde Brt kIu.HLll eort!nuAra Ia
via hAtis el N rte, haeia 10 frontsra
IorgoleNs, donds hay las mtnas de
cobre, QUE sisnsn un gran psrvsnir.
Tanb,en 30 tr&baia On lender o.
pusnts sohre oil zimbez6.
Los puntoa prinsipales de eAta
gan srteria sf'canA serkn Bun va
yo, Zambsz6, T~pgan'ks, Corgo fran
ce,, FAschc day ei Milo, Aden 4 de
1 los fxsremoa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
TESTAMtNIO RAPIDO

Como record en- question dc testa
mens9S, MnAlo sDaily Express. de
L 7ndres, 81 dc Mr. Alrh,uss Henry
Ssrsraa, de Lancaster G Ase, dc 10 co
noclds esss do somersio Strauss y / .
de squei capital.
Ea un tsatamsnso que constaa no
mas cue de 43 palAhras, legA Mr.
Strauss 81 espoaa toda ~ fortuna,
de 296 22l librAs esssrlinas, resultan.
do d raz6n ds 1000 libraa por pAla.
brA.
Los dersehos de b Arcrcia que per.
cibirk el Estado se elsvAn q 20 735 Ii.
bras eGtsrliuAH.
Tan notAbs teitamsnto 10 ha ss-
eriso, es eomp)etsmeats vi lido, de
su pufo y letra oil testAdor en- una de
laah 1ittaa de pApel srrancadA de- car
nss da noIRH que snpleA en- aus nego.
eion dIarlos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
NOTA C|ENT|f|CA
Dr.. MaImeiac. Impoftancla
del aqua eh Ia diffusion
de las epidemias.
DOCTOR PASTEuR
Todos los germenes pat6ge-
nos disminuyen en- el aguas
segdn Bowrow Doupart.

Il doetor Nslmsisc eseribs On IL
<Revus seisntifqufs I'M estudi0 aeer-
CO de 10 i'm portaI ola que puede terer
el sgua en- 10 d.fa ion do lss epids-
mias. Dice que cespuel do hsbsr
atravesado un periodo durants el sual
ae atribuyo al sgua 10 responsabili-
dad do todas las ir faccione,, 10 eisnsia
MEGA 10 afrmado y cree que o. aqua
70 difunde los mor bos.
Haee notAr qee antss del dessu.
hrimisnto dc PaAseur. 10 eisneis ha-
bia adivinado ya que el aqua asrvfA
para 10 propagation do lAs erfsrms.
dadss, y resusrda que en- 1926. susn-
do 10 desarrollaba una violsnta cpl
demia do tifas On el departamento del
/ Mossla, un medieo envi6 una memo.
rio al Gobisrnc, srsfriendo sQus lAs
% fermedad debfa atribuirse & que el
aqua do las fuentea no err pura.s
Los higieniatas modernos deHsn.
den 10 cauga del aqua con gran ar.
ldor, 10 eual, Wgda el artieulists, 90
una extgaraoi6n.
ri doctor Malmeiae expone los
rssultAdos do numerosos OK parimentos
vsrifieadoa desde 1886 acA, acerea dol
bacilo dc Eberih, que o. el del titus,
para reeonocer % vitalidad. su resia
tsncia y au facilidad do reproduction.
De estos resultsdos 90 dedues que el
baeilo del tifas rssiste may ormsnte On
las sguas eaterilizadas.
Ssfdn los expsrimentos do Bo.
brow do Doupart todos los g6rmenas
pss6genos disminuyen On oil sgua, sin
excluir el do Eb,rth; a6n cuando sea
el mas reaiatsEte.
En- ct ncluli6n, el doctor Malmeise
dice que on el estado actual do 10 eisn'
sia 10 pusde a6rmar que el sgaa 90 un
verdadero Ambiense para lA cultura
de los Ge.menss y no como I'M vehisu.
10 aecidental; que los g6rmenes pat6'
genos pueden vivir On el sgua oil item.
po bsatsnte para r3dueir epidsmias
psro que el sgus no 90 el & aieo vehf
eulo por el eual los mieroorganismos
pueden llegar al euerpo humano.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
DOmenCh aCuSado
IAn0RAuDADE! ADMINISTRATORS
de <La RepdbIicas, de Ponce.)

do fu6 baio ID gobisrno municipal
eusndo mayor contribueiones % co
bro & laa IA bricas de ladrillos do 10
ciudad de Poree,
Fliess ca TODD esto oil honorable
gobsrnador dc Puerto Rico.
Y no hemos tsvmtnsdo.
Paio 10. adminiatr aci6n del sefior
Domensch, se c1mesi6 In iDmoralida6
eseandalosa de que proh9mbrss dc IL
coleetivdsd republicans, amigos de-
sefior Domeneeh, tuv!sran eatableei
mientos sin hAberloa dado dc alta J
otroa gozaran mayor dilmstro, de-
plumaa de aqua dc 10 que legalmsntt
es eorrsspondfA pos el psgo do 10
contribution,
Osurri6 tamb'eo, b'jo 10 admins
traci6n del ssffor Domenech, que ami
goa dc 6lte, aimpAtix sdores del partldo
republieano, poseyeran estAbIeeimien
| sos y 90 les eonsiniisra pagar solo ls
mitad de 10 contribution que los 60
responds, cuando otros eemsrcian
tes con identico regosio, se lss obli'
gaba & pagAr eompleta toda 10 con
tribuei6n.
Todo easo 60 immoral y escandalo
30 por TODD eato y por slgo mas que
"a irem O sAsAndo & 10 pieotA ! i Dill
o.. pedimoa al gobierno una ssrens
inveatigsel6n de 10 adminiatrsci6r
municipal del Eefilr Domensah Qus
pro bados los cargos que txponemo,
en- eatsA columns, aea. .imed latamsnts
exaluido IA nombre del tisk.t ds
ID esndidAtura municipal del partide
repuhlicano.
Varlos de los eomerciantes que
baio 10 adminiatraci6n del senior Do
menech psgtron msnos eontribueior
de 10 que len eorrespondfs, han sidc
puestos en- loa trlbunslea y & 10 reso
Iuei6n dc 10 corts set al trafios tam
hien 4 10 picota.
Vsa ESQ Mr. Winthrop proceeds
como debe,
Puerto REQ neossisa moralidat
On IL AdmlniatsaCi6n.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25

Hass dos dfA uublieAmcs un ar
tfsulo TIT IlAd0 Sgst 4 ,dalo may sculcs
v On 81 dsnuneiamos, Al gobierno al
pals, tremendas inm ralidades eoma
tidas en 10 sdminissraci6n mur icipsl
de Ponos, dursnts fG6 Alcglde de est.
ciudsd el leader de- la minorla an IL
Ofmara LegislativA y Presidents del
paftIdo rspubiesno, en- IL locAlidad,
don Manuel V Dnmsnech.
Entire eEas icmorAiidAdes esiu-
pendas hsy una que irhAbilita 9 dehe
II rhabilitar ii ssf11r Domeneeh para
elercer eargos pGol.eoI.
O'ganos bisn. honorable ell e. bar.
nador dc Puerto Rico: Exlata on ssta
eiudad una fsbriea dc ladrillos,
eCcmps f!s Agrfeola Iodustria's, de
10 Que 90 aocio oil 81 ii II Domsneeh; y
feua fAbricA de ladrillos no apareeid
dada de alta en- los registroa del mu-
nieipio Al tomar poaesi6n de 10 81
GAldfa de Ponce los candidates. unio
nistAs. e mAa; esa f&brica de H.
drillos no estuvo dada de alta en- 10;
regIsiros del munic!pio durarts fat
slcalde oil aefior Domsneth, h.blsndl
hurlado 10 aec6u municipal duraut
los sfios 1903 4 1904 I9C4 4 1905 =,
1906 4 1906,
L. <Compsfls Agfi,ola Indus
trisls q reelamo del actual gobiernt
municipal de Ponce, hi rssuelto [
psgar aus anseriorss contribucioneI
81 dfA II do Julio del eorrients sf1o
sbonsndo por concspto do palentss
o suma de 200 dollars. eorrespopdisn
tes 4 los = los eeor0micos del 1903 q
4, del 4 OIL 5y del S al 6, psgoa ou,
aparecen en los rsgisaroH del muniei
pto con los Ia ones 52l, 5l2 y 523.
No co possible suponer que el 40
dor Domsneth dsrante tuvo on aul
manos las rlepdas do 10 alsaldia dl
p0ncs, detconociera ID mArtha do 10,
aaunsos sdnintsstativoa, iguorande
oil miamo siempo 10 itfraeci6n que co
meta 10 casa fadustrial de 10 oual srs
soeio, Mueho n az, much1 na,, cusn
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
HACiA sANTO DOMINGO

HLsklido hAciA I. re. dblioa Do
minisEna nueslro am g don kanue
Pcenle Paul, earFss suneal hasa hoy
de La DEMJCRAeIA al N gaabo,
El seh1r Pue1ss Pau qaa resId [
sntes pot largo iiems 0 en pquai pais
"a PrestAr serVIelos emo pr fs.ol
sn el coltglo del sss DO. Qoe sas..i unt
de los MIA aeredisAdos.
Detesmosls 90 81 nueva realden
els la msyor pFosps idsd , les rslle
ramos npsatras e1r3Ik.es am asil.s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
FL B0HEMI0''

NJ, ha vIsitsdo 81 fsstiyo stnp.
nario az Bchemies que con muy bu, 0
exlto pub. &C. sn hAyBkV.z 81 conoel
do stc.ilnr dominicAno don utis,l
HeuFeGl can Ia cola borssi6n de dol
Ksfasl ksrllnta n .tal J don Enrlqut
EonssG d. o. 81 Erimsr nero Il.
impoItan,e p6r los rsttatos que pa.
bliea J ls notable oolahorael6n qrs
presents
Dsasan3s y Il sc eOlega vida
large.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
AU50 4 Los NAESTa0S

Yseanss sun eirco eseueIas rurs
les en- ssaa nuntelpAiida se avisA 4
los ltn rsH prcfeaorss que prs.ensen
sus salietsades documenIIdas, Anses
del "a del eorrisnte, al Sesretario de
10 luntA Knc9lsr don r feel Sos
gaArd,
Lois', P. R. sIbrs. is. 1905
lJa0'er deZ guerra.
S3a PGe. Jurta Eteolar.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Jv,GADO De PAz
J. ". A.

El JutE de. .paE de San Jaan sen
tsnci6 aver & los aiguisniss indivi
du0a; Domingo eta g per dar gri
loa por IL calls sn sAIA1o de- tmbriA
CUES; JaanA Rivera por elea adAlo &
insultos Saturnina Robes en- 10
halls dc San Sebastian ] Bias n ,lA
81 por provteAe. ones 4 Lsrsnzo B
Ostiz
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
UA TELtGRAMA

De Vega Blia reelbimoa aver oil
siguients:
DEMOCRACIA San Juan.
Grsndioso mseting. Correligions.
rios.entusiAsm ados. .oon oradores obre.
roS. Rubio, Carbano, Espino , Cebo
llero d una alturauo sspsrada. Extto
complete Ldndr6n, LOPEZ Marchese,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25
Al PUlLI.0

Gran gslslil t,lograasa de ori,tal
IA t0doa l9s sdels1tos mocsrnot
Ampliaeionsa, FepFodacl6 nes, vlstss
ds sdifcios, grupos , lodos trAbIjoa
neernientes 81 rkno. RropisIario
/ A, ForastIeri -CsguAs P, R.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-09-25

Han ir gresi do On el Prssidio
Departmental 4 sumplir condenes,
Luie DGvlla y JoIe z,fAtsr, sondena.
dos por 10 Corte d, Dislriso do San
Juan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23

Corn.
December. 1915, 42H. 421s. 421s,
May, 1872, 1885, 43as, 1875.
July, 441s, 441s, A, A.
Oats.
December, 1895, 1885, 1915, 1871.
May, 351k, 351s, 347s, 347s.
July, SO, SO, 32&l, 1924.
Pork.
January. 1885. 14.57, 14.47, 1857.
May, 1880, 1885, 14.72, 1885.
Lard.
January, SAP. SAT. $40, S.42.
May, S.37, $40. S.32, S.37.
Ribs.
January, 7.72. 7.72. 7.65, 40.
May, $50, 7.S2, III, 1872.
Receipts today = Wheat, so; corn,
1853; oats, 200.
Hogs. $4,000; cattle, $500; sheep
10000.
Hogs left over. 5000.
Hog market opened weak sc lower
6.050637; mixed and butch
ers, 6.05@640; good heavy, 5S0@64O;
rough heavy, 5.S0D600.
OeittIS oIhcl OpcU6u y.
Sheep market opened steady.
Hogs at Omaha, 5000: cattle, 1000 !;
hogs at Kansas City, $1,000; cattle, a.
600.
u. S. Yards, $40 a. m.-Hog market
weak to sc lower.-Light. 6.0506.37:
mixed and butchers, 6.05@6.40 good
heavy, 5.S0@6.40; rough heavy, $500
600.
Cattle market steady-Beeves. 3.O5
@4.S0; cows and heifers, 140@460. :
Sheep market weak.
Hog market closed weak 5 to 1Oc
6.05@6.35; mixed and
butchers, 6.05@6.37; good heavy, $50
@6.35; rough heavy, 5.S0@6.00.
Cattle market closed steady
Sheep market closed 10c higher.
New York Stocks.
New York. Nov. 23.-Gas 93A. u. p.
1885, u. s. Steel preferred 1855 u. S.
Steel common 47H. Reading 1888
Rock Island preferred 671s. Rock Island
81 11s, o. & w. AZ, Southern Pa
sific 9434, N. Y. Central 131, Missouri
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23

Pacific 941A, L. & n. 147, SHELTERS
154S, c. F. l. 56H, Canadian Pacific
1925, Penna 1895, Erie 44$l. C. & o.
553s, B. r. r. so, B. & o. 1885, Atch-
ison 1919, Locomotive 1S4A. Sugar
15G, st. Paul 1S4%. Copper 11SA. Re
public Steel preferred 1O1, Republic
Steel common $685., Southern Ry. 34%
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23
Musical Program


oaturddy EVeIl1ng, NONeInDer q, IJU6
March, BONNIE JEAN" ............ Snyder
D Selection SERGEANT KITTY" Request Sloane
3 Reverie---"APPLE BLOSSOMS" $500. Roberts
d Medley "SOMEWHERE" .............H Harris
5 Waltz IDLE HOURS" Wood
6 Melodies from---"GOOD BYE JENNIE JONES"
O'Connor
Selecton--"THE UMPIRE" .......... Howard
8 Characteristic WHISPERING SMITH ..Wiles
Mazurka---"PEARL OF THE ANTILLES"
Maresh
40 Intermezzo---" lola Johnson
II Medley Overture GOODBYE SWEETHEART
Won Tzer
II March," AUTUMN. ..............,....M oret
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-11-23
THE M4RKETS.

Chicago, Nov. 23.-Following are the
market quotations today
Wheat.
December. 1914, 731k, 73. 731s.
May. 1875, 1884, 1871. 7S1k.
!, July, 77A, IT'S, TN, 77A.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-04
Value Of Stone QuarrIed.

The total value of the stone produced
in the United States during 1905, ac-
coTding to a forthcoming report of the
United States Geological Survey, was
$63,79S,74S. This total includes gran
lite at $17563.139, trap rock at $3,074,-
554, sandstone, not including grind
stones and whetstones, at $S,O75,14s,
bluestone at $1,931, ,625, marble at ST.
129,071, and limestone at $26O25.21O
AS the corresponding value for 1904
was $5S,765,715. it appears that the
production showed a gain of $5,033, ,033
during 1905. The increased output for
1905 was caused by more activity in
the building trades, and chiefly by a
large increase in the output Of lime
stone for use as furnace flux, which
the reopening of many iron furnaces
demanded.
Granite, mari BILE, and limestone in
creased in value of output, while sand
stone decreased slightly.
Limestone showed the largest in
crease, from s22,17s,964 in 1904 to $780,
025,210 in 1906, or $3,S46,246.
Granite, including trap rock, gniess,
basalt, etc., increased in value from
s2O,O15,O25 in 1904 to $2O,637, ,693 in
1905, gain of $622,66S. The trap
rock increased in value from $685.
546 in 1904 to $3,O74,554 in 1905, or
S251,0O8. Other granite increased IN
value from s17191,479 in 1904 to $17,-
563,139 in 1905, gain of 1911 $50.
Marble increased in value from $6,-
297,S35 in 1904 to $7,129,071 in 1905,
gain of $S31,236.
Sandstone, including bluestone, de-
creased in value from S10,273,S ,S91 in
1904 to $10,006,774 in 1905, a loss of
s267,117. Blustone increased in value
from $1,791,729 in 1904 to S1,931 ,625 in
1905, a gain of $139,S96. The sand
stone figures showed a decrease in
value of $4O7, ,013-from $S,492, in 1904
to $S,075,149 in 1905.
The production of these different
kinds of stone by individual states
is set forth in detail in this report,
which was prepared by Miss A. T.
Coons, under the direction of Mr.. Ed
fin c. Eckel
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-04
G. A. r. COMMANDER.
Itinerary Of Official Visits to Colorado
Posts,

Colorado Springs.-Departme Com
mander L. c. Dana has completed the
itinerary for G. A. r. official meetings
for October. The commander and his
staff will visit as follows:
Monday. October 1st, Pueblo.
Tuesday, October I'd. Amethyst and
Monte Vista.
Wednesday, October Sd. Alamosa.
Thursday. October 4th, Pagosa
Springs.
Friday. October 5th, Durango.
Saturday, October 9th, Telluride.
Sunday, October 7th, Hotchkiss.
Monday, October Sth, Mcntrose.
Wednesday, October 10th. Gunnison.
Thursday, October 11th. Delta.
Friday, October 18th, Grand juno.
tion.
Saturday, October 18th, Sallda.
Friday, October 10th, Victor.
Saturday, October goth. Cripple
Creek.
Tuesday. October 23d, Monument.
Thursday, October 25th. Florence.
Friday. October 26th, Canon City.
Saturday. October 27th, New Castle
and Rifle.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-04
Labor Federation Officers.

Colorado Springs.-The State FEEDER.
alton Of Labor adjourned Thursday
after electing the following officers:
President, George Halle. Denver; first
vice president, Rufus p. Means. Pu.
eblo; second vice president. Il. II.
Mills. Colorado Springs; third vice
president, Mrs. NJ. b. Spencer. Denver;
fourth vice president. B. M. Mum.
Denver; sixth vice president, r. p.
Rubin. Salida; seventh vice president,
w. B. Harris, Denver; eighth vice pres
ident, Frank Smith, Cripple Creek;
ninth vice president. w. f. Montgom-
cry. Denver; tenth vice president, 10.
seph w. Walker. Denver; secretary
treasurer, Frank ]. Pulver, Denver.
Cripple Creek will be the next place
Of meeting.
Gilpin observer., 1906-10-04
Sleep and Nerve Rest.

In the days when eight hours fol
sleep was nominally regarded as al
hour too long for any self-respectins
individual, the exhausting character
of modern life was unknown. There
was less wealth and more content
curity; fewer distractions, but NOR,
simplicity Work was easier, slower
and care, anxiety, apprehension-il
a word, worry-did not feed, like the
worm i tn bud, upon the hours ex
empt from toll. We are remorseles.
in overtaXing the delicate mechanism
of our minds and nerves The bes
walker, for instance. does not propose
to himself to go regularly 60 miles e
day, or to subject the same set o1
muscles in any other form of phys
ical exercise to intense and unremit
ting labor. But that is what we dc
with the immediate agent of oul
minds-the brain machine. We can
not watch its operations. We otter
assume that it's movements are as
light and endless as the ripples of the
universal air. We know and never
theless we forget that the brain is &
substantial apparatus as liable to de
tpreciation as the fixed plant in e
workshop. Now nothing is more Ger
tain than this, that the potential ca
pacity of the human brain has moi
increased, if at all, in anything like
the proportion of the immensely ag
gravated demand upon it. The mod
ern man is subject to as much menta
and moral wear and tear in a day
as his ancestors in no very remote
generation experienced in a week
says London Telegraph. Yet in re
spect to sleep we have hardly changed
traditional habit We keep later and
still later hours. We catch our trains
IN the morning as usual. There is nc
doubt whatever that we burn the can.
die at both ends with unprecedented
disregard of the laws of physiological
economy and that the amount of rest
we allow for nerve and brain is nc
longer adequate.