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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-16
(From Saturdays Daily.)

Turkey creek district, the forma. ton of which IS rent by a network of veins, containing a variety of ores, and in almost every inconceivablc com bination, is again attracting the atten- ton of the mining community, body of ore of almost incredible size having been demonstrated to exist on the Rain bow group of mines by the Baltimore. Arizona Copper company within the past two months by a series of surface shafts and openings.
 The immense deposit, which appears almost beyond belief in dimensions, by actual tape measurements shows that 1t extends in a northcrly and souther. ly direction for distance of over 1000 feet, with an average width of 800 feet
 The ledge or deposit lies between n large quartzitc dyke, which parallels a large iron dyke that crosses through the country, cutting the country form. ation for many miles. The ore is n sulpbide, carrying from 2i, to I per cent in copper, assaying over 20 per cent in iron, with small gold and silver values.
 The immense deposit was struck at adepth of l3 feet from the surface, after breaking through n gossan form alton that covers the surface between the iron and quartzitc dykes. The deepest work on the ground is 75 foot shaft, upon which development is be. ing pushed, and upon which the com. pany has already made arrangements to erect hoist. An air compressor will also be installed for the operation of air drills, of which it is proposed to use large number in the development of the property, which gives promise of developing into one of the most enor. nous tonnage propositions in northern Arizona.
 X tramway will be built to the Bradshaw Mountain railroad, about a half mile distant, the level of which is lj0 feet below the collar of the shaft from which the tramwny will be built. Other improvements are be- ing planned which involve heavy cx. pcndiiurcs, and which il is the intention to start and push 10 completion nt m early date
 This remarkable deposit, which is covered by group of six locations. is situate at the foot of Townsend s Butte, prominent landmark of the range, about five miles southeast of the Blue Bell mine, and in the immediate vicinity of the Parker, Tbiesing, Great Republic, Pickaway, and other mines of well known merit
 The mines were located about four years ago %y l.. F. Ncllis and his as- sociates, who, little realizing the i'm mcnse deposits of mineral lying hn. bcddcd within easy reach of the sur face, parted with the group for what may be termed n nominal consideration.
 The Baltimore Arizona Copper company tx composed of Baltimore and local capitalists, who have ample means at their command to thoroughly exploit inc ground, and who, encouraged by. finding the deposit in every opening made on the ground that was pushed through th" surfacc gossan. arc now
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-16

members of the bar.
 On motion, it was ordered that Hon. Elias $. Clark suggest the death of the late Hon. John C. Herndon 10 the su. premc court on the morrow.
 On motion of Leroy Anderson, it was ordered that the secretary be directed to invite the chief justice and the as. sociate justices of the supreme court, tO' gethcr with the members of the Terri. torial Bar association to attend the funeral in o body with this association.
 On motion, the meeting adjourned.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-16
AN EASTERN TRIP.
pr. and Mrs. Yount Leave This Morning
 for Boston.
(rrom saturdays Daily.)

(F'rom saturdays DaiIy.)
 Dr. C. F.. Yount, accompanied by his wife, will leave this morning for Bos- ton to attend the National Convention of the American Medical association, which will be in session from Juno 6 to 8 inclusive, and to which he is a de- legato from the Arizona Medical asso- citation. Before the association con. venes, Dr. and Mrs. Yount will visit the formers parents at Hcrndon, Virginia, and later the doctor will take up post. graduate work in Harvard university, and also in Chicago. During his absence his office and practice will be in charge of Dr. Swetnam.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-05-16
IMMENSE COPPER
 DEPOSIT FOUND
Great Ledge 300 Feet Wide Uncovered In the Rainbow Group in Turkey Greek Observation-Disclosures Capitalists Prepare To Develop the Property.

engaged in the contemplation of plans for scheme of development, much more prcteniious than those already suggested.
 The climate of the place is m ideal one, permitting the uninterrupted op' eration of the mines at all seasons of the year, Turkey s,sek and number of springs in and around the place insurcs an ample supply of pure wa ter sufficient to meet the demands of all camp and reduction purposes.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
SUNKEN BARGE IN MONROE BAY
WILL PROBABLY BE REMOVED

The watermen oi Colonial Beach. as
well rs others who ply the Potomac,
will h. pleased to learn that there Is u
probability of having tine barge which
has been lying At the entrance OF Monroe
Bay for thirteen years removed.
Hon. Mel lee. Chairman Board oi
Fisheries. while ON visit 10 tins place,
i'm conversation with DR.. +. +. Ninde.
had his attention called 10 thr import
auce oi having the barge removed ana
Mr. lee said he would take the matter
ND with Senator Thos ;. Martin. and
see If he could not get the senator to
take the matter up with thegOvernment
senator Martin was communicated
with by Mr.. Lee and DI. Ninde. and ON
Tuesday T. G. Warman, thirl of Engi-
necrs of the War department. arrived at
the Beach To make an investigation.
He was taken to Monroe Bay on "A
launch accompanied 10y DR.. Nlnde and
Mayor Walker, where they were met 10y
Capt Rowley, and experienced water
man.who located the wreck. SOunding-
were taken Of the channel etc, aud Mr.
Warman expressed the opinion that the
barge could be- removed at small cost.
and that the matter would probably be-
taken up at once.
Should this move be- carried ont 1t VIII
mean great convenience 10 hundreds oi
vessels that harbor here at all times oi
the year, and especially during dredg-
ing season. colonial Beach Progress.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
WOULD BUILD MANY MILES
OF GOOD ROADS

The ludrN-Appcal talks very optimisti-
cally anrnt the pauamacaual. hut toour
provincial mind thrr, is a ditch under
through Koslyn meadow
To deep watrr ou the AppomattoN river
which will be- worth more To othct ockade
Citv than any share it will ever have OF
the trade oi South America Here =
good luck To the diversion scheme and
the good people whose hopes arr em-
harked in it-Nirginian-2ilot
Right YOU arr And so far a. the Pan
anna Canal is concerned, the lndeN-Ap-
peal believes that II hall the money that
will be- spent in the completion OF that
enterprise were spent ON the improve
ment of the county roads of the lulted
States. il would bring more wealth and
happiness 20 the American people than
they will ever derive from the completed
Panama Canal This paper WAS not an
advocate oi the construction pi the Pan
anna Canal 10y this government. but now
that wc are in it We want 10 sec the job
well and speedily done Petersburg Index
Appeal
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
CULPEPER
The Reufion 1t Brandy Culep6r County S
Health Record ttc.

l A... lIth 1uNG
N''N''''''''' -' va ''''-'
NlrW years a1" ""r "' cur ''''.,' ..'
cl.l'n,. "h" i~ "'''d now W "0 ","'l' ~ u,
iu- house when "a i"'c'' OBJ p'i''i'"S '''
upon u- hrid nnd ir lnnt'd uP i~H'l-
u~ Wiic o. any on' 'l-'' was h'lrd- '"-
ing at thr reunion AZ brandy l"n'S''l
and h"au"g $50 mnri' a'"n' '"' " A. '''
that nshi piece "i i'i'~'''''N " " '''t'
nc. winch ~'uhd'" ""' a POM"
bursting tishi Al Hl'. ana / "'H "p, S''
over 30 for nouf~. 10 MAS '~iIii1lrd 'ii'
ahnut G.uuu persons were prr'rht
Kob,rt T.. Ltc "tNcl'ue Jim Marshall.
oi Craig. Rev Mr. Mute.JulGrt,rm-leA.
tol. NcWhou~c and touerS-mm Jno.
Lamb. of Richmond. We're thc speakers.
while lots oi Uth"rdlSiingui~ird SPEAKERS
from the Blu, us W,U a~ thc Gray were
there Everything indeed WAS hrauil-
fully arranged, the Table, were we'll wire
fenced. the tulpeper Minute Men Wcrr hy
the Judge appointed ~p,rial police. an'
NOT "a ~lueir accident or drunk WAS ~rrn
or heard of ou tine grounds condemn,
lhnush. Mr. Lambs aiIudiug 10 the
"runnine lth Virginia Cavalry which
,yu- iu.rirt raised 300 this county Ii~
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
BOYS HOLD UP STOREKEEPERS

Powell Brothers. owners of a store at
Mangohick. King William county, were
held up 10y two white boys saturday
night while in the store and robbed OF
of Is dollars. The boys made their
escape. Sunday the boys showed up AT
Hanover e. II. aud while engaged III
washing their faces ana cleaning their
clothes they were seen One Of the rob
bed men rode up and related what had
happened. saying he was looking for the
boys. They were told where they were,
and getting guns they placed the
boys under arrest. They had placed their
coats and pistols on the bank some dis
tance away. When the boys were
searched the stolen money was found
They were lodged in jail and have con
fesscd. They decline to give their
names one is seventeen years old and
the other twenty. They say they have
been at the bu.iness three years.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
For Over Sixty Years.

Mrs.. Wipslow's Soothing Syrup
has been used for over sixty years by
millions Of mothers for their children
while teethins, with perfect success
1t soothes the child, softens the gums,
allays all pains, cures wind collie, and
is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
II will relieve the poor little sufferer
imm,. .liately Sold 10y Druggists IN
every part OF the world. Twenty
five cents "A bottle. Be sure and ask
for Mrs Windows Soothing
syrup and take TO other
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
WILL CAMP AT JAMESTOWN

The jamestown Exposition will bc
the camping ground for the tWo oldest
and most famous military organizations
in the world The Ancient aud Honor
able Artillery Of Boston. composed oi
the descendants of commissioned ollrers
of the armies OF Revolutionary and
Colonial times. will visit the exposition
and will have rs its guest the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery of London
They are expected in October. 1901
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
Proprietor.
10 ANN ESKRInGES HEIRs.

Nuu are hereby notified that tract
oi land wing ON Deep Run. ia HARDWOOD
Di~trrt. Stafford County, Virginia,
containing ~ acres This is evidently
an error. ~ tins land lies in Rock Hill
District. Stafford County. Va Was soli
on the 18th day oi DECEMBER, lSS6. for
delinquent taxes. rvirs. interest and
costs tn the Commonwealth of Virginia,
aud application for the purchase there!
has been .ird in this oilire. aud il APPEAR
ing from lhr records oi this office that
you are Interested in said land, you are
further notified to appearin lour months
from the publication Of this notice, and
do N hat may be- necessary tO protect
NOur interest
Given under my hand this 20th day Of
March, 1906.
e. A. Bryan.
Clerh Circuit Court OF Stafford County.
a2WlW
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
HOWS THIS?

We offer one Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease of Catarrh that cannot be
cured hy Halls Catarrh turc. /. D.
CHENEY 4 co. Toledo. o.
We. the undersigned have known FL.
Cheney inr the last L. years and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able tOcarry
out any obligations made 10y his firm.
WALmNG. kINNAN a MARNiN.
Wholesale Druggist. Toledo. q.
Halls Catarrh Cure i taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cons surfaces OF the system. Testlmo-
nial- sent free. Price zoe. per bottle.
Sold hy all Druggists
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
fi,u
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
NEW PORTRAIT OF LEE

G-orgc l.. Mathews, the noted painter,
is engaged un a mammoth canvas to he
exhibited at the jamestown Exposition.
The picture. which will represent Gen. Il.
F.. Lee surrounded by members Of his
stan. is To be eighteen feet in length and
nine feet high
The portrait OF Gen Lee and his staff
will be- exhibited in the Department OF
Fine Arts, exhibits ci paintings and
drawings.
Mr.. Mathews has a reputation Tor por-
trait painting. For some time he has
been connected with the CorcOran Art
Gallerv. in Washington.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
AGED PHYSICIAN DEAD

Ir. James Brown McCaw, the oldest
physician in the city and possibly in the
State. died in Richmond Monday after H.
ness of ten days. lie was in his eighty
fourth year. He was for many years
nresident of the board uf visitors OF the
Medical College oi Virginia and was one
of themost successful practitiOneisn in the
country. During he war he had charge
nj tbe Chimborazo Hospital, in which
thousand men were treated.
He leaves large family connection.
Tie funeral took place Tuesday NJ
ternOOn.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
HANOVER SCHOOL
MISS ". F. SCHO0LER, Prin.

Will reopen on Monday, Sept. 10th,
ot Fredericksburg, Va. English
branches. including Higher Mathe-
matics and the Sciences, taught.
Also Latin. French and German.
Terms payable quarterly in ad-
vance. For further information ad-
dress -
MISS W. +. SCHOOLER,
fredericksburg, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
We Solicit
Out of Town
Deposits

The long. succnsslnI experience oi
the officers Of this bank is sufficient
guarantee of high drgrce Cf safety.
Your welfare is ours. Mail us your
deposits and let your money earn
3 per cent. Compound Interest. Deal
with such n bank as this where
strength, judgment and conserva-
tism count for so much in this
strenuous age. SlO0 will open an
arcOunt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16

Newport News shipyard has been
awarded contract for new liner Tor
the New York aud Texas Steamship
Conn any. the Mallory Line, to cost ST.
OOO. 900.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE
LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.

Gsih year. State. Military. Scientific
and Technical school TnorOHghcOniss
ol general and applied chemistry aud in
Electrical aud civil Engineering. be
gree oi graduate ia ar.tdemlc course. aud
degrees ol Bacnclor Oi Sci.nc- IN Techi-
cal Courses. All expenses, Including
clothing ami iucidrntal-, provided at
r,,t,. oi 500 per anuum. ~ 0n average
Tor the lour years, exclusive oil outht.
For information address
SCOTT SHIpp SuDt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16
fioklen's Superlative Patent
and Belmont Best
Extra FIOlrS
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
/ shall sell at publicauctionat Chimney y
Station. Virginia. on
Saturday, August 18Th, 1906,

at 1880 "a. M. the following property
A general merchandise ~tor..con-
4i-ting oi Dry Goods. Boots.
Shoes. Hats. Gents furnishings
Canned Goods. Cakes and Crack
ers. Meats. GrocrrieS Harness.
Buggics and many other articles.
too numerous o. mention, that
20 To make mp "A conntry store.
Also Household aud Kitchen
Furniture. and one fine horse.
The store will likely be- soliaS aN hole.
Here j. q nice clauo. to buy "A nice conn
try store and we'll locat"d. at % busy
station ON the Rrhmoud Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad. Terms cash
VIM ~. Butzmr.
Admr. 4 j. Williamson. deceased.
haul / lts9-lt
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-08-16

Train leaves Broad aud Hancock
streets Monday morning at . \. m. Re
tnrnil 2. leaves Ninth and Maryland
Ave. Washington. Wednesday. Sept. .,
q y. IN. sharp.
Round Trip Farc- Richmond to
Washington. = 30; Milford to Wash
ington. 81 so Fredericksburg Ia Wash
inpton. $l.25. Special coarhes for col
ored people. We go rain or shine Re
freshnents sold ON train. Train stops
mt all regular stations between kich-
mond and Quantico and at Alexandria.
J. NJ. Thompson A'o.,
The Old Reliable Excursion Managers.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Alcrlo. tLANnHnn

2f "low ocl@ Hn uolsw
lau lat flc na Ums He~
tle su,e W le q.
@ e aaau Hsn al ne
1uu % Goodusat Nrs
3g Wd PHdaE arrived m Auorll-
lrsa a,day eaHc h Mr.. Lane,
u4 aa,5un of tao sc,uess OF bis
'.uaor utiHs l.ft on tho sam
ast 60 Us homer Air d. c, Pslddy
A1H1ag enIa few hours in
l,y and during that time was
coca by Daily Panhandle reporter
u regard to his future moyemen.
r the line OF moving residence
property. The company coutem
plate sale in this city very soon
and are confident that their plan
win be favorablS received by all lot
buyers aud investors. In couyersa-
ton Mr.. Paddy said:
Eyes, sir, Mr., Lane and myself
feel highly pleased with the results
at Goodnight. There was not a very
large crowd present yet all but four
Of our lots were sold within very
short tlmc-a few minutes, figu-
ratlyely We did not have sufficient
time to advertise our sale as we
wished and had only two days an
nouncement of the SAME in your pa
per-
Just as soon as Mr.. Lane re-
turns from Dallas, which will be
Immediately after the holidays, VIC
intend putting on sale Of about one
hundred acres which will be known
as Edgefield, South Amarillo. This
tract lies Immediately south of the
Ealle addition which has been re-
Gently placed on the market, Our
plan will be identical with that a
Goodnight The lots will be Of de-
sirable size and all are what might
be called practically in the city"
Asked if the new street car line
as contemplated, would run out thai
way, Mr.. Priddy said most certainly
It would If built as this district is
to become one of the best residence
portions Of the city
.Lane & Prlddy are well known
Panhandle real estate men, having
been in the district for many years
They have operated extensively al
Waco, Dublin, San Angelo and Santa
Anna and are known as subdivision
experts.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
NEW RULES ADOPTED.
pOsIOtliGo Lock Boxes Win Not 30 Held.
Stamp, WIZ B''' 'rpra Of
1i7c' l.uE5

Faa "a tot. We, W boz
aade new railing In the matter OF
relung lock boxes IN posoolihes.
heretofore Il has been the rule 20
pu cards in the boxes at the end
of the quarter informing the holder
that bis rent was duo and that box
would DO forfeited on the 10th II
rent was not paid.
The new law Is that zen days. be-
lore the last day in each quarter
poitmastors are required to place a
oll. bearing the date Of the last
day Of the quarter IN each rented
lov. II box holder fails to re-
ow his right TO his box on or oe-
ole the last day Of The quarter the
BOX shall then be closed and offered
Ior rent and tbe mail VIII be placed
ia .Ae ganoM delivery
Other F1lls OF interest
ITO depamept hm llso adopted
un5or' 1daa 8 bo enased io'
nj 10 boxes Do g po5o.nces ME
% o bc chul Is do'@mincd by
N postal receipt al .ach ppatot,
g chang l ala-y the
nee OILY OF ne &o. bosses in the
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
is STARTLING
Bank Cashier Nearly a NIL
lion Short In PennSylVa-
MA TOal.
Associated Press.

Associated Press.
Plttsburg, Pa. Dec. l7-In the
Information given out by National
Bank Examiner John B. Cunning
ham against Cashier j, y, Rheln-
hart, OF the Farmers and Droyers
National bank, Of Waynesburg, Pa
which was closed by order Of the
comptroller OF currency last We'd
nesday, discrepancies amounting to
100000 are alleged, The cashier
Is charged on eight counts with un-
lawfully and knowingly making
false entries IN the report Of the
financial condition Of the bank as
made 10 the comptroller as required
by law,
Examiner Cunningham alleges
Wu l.ls u.res we're made and
noig aud bills r. dscouu,ed They
we're .pornd $4,000 When they
ucurlN a1nun.ad % y500OO0.
FllNU0U a- clrg'd as comm
from approved agents when In fnc.
onh $4,000 was due. II IS i1lod
.hat Cashier Rheinhart viii suuon-
d9c to the government authorities.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
ENDORSES THE PLAN
Wants Coal Lands Leased and Mol Sold
,Rla@as ShIp1aIs as WsIIss RAIL-
roads for Car Sh9rtagelr

washington, D. CIR Dee 49,
Interstate Commerce. Commissioner
Clarke appeared before The house
committee on public lands today in
support Of President Roosevelt's
suggestion that the government
ceaso to sell coal lands and lease
them hereafter to mining companies,
He reiterated the charge that great
corporations, in league with rail-
roads, have "cornered the lands
and forced prices up to an pnrea-
sonable high point"
When Questioned by members Of
the committee as to the present diff
flculty in getting cars, Clarke re-
piled that in his opinion shippers
are as much to blame as carriers
FOR the present shortage.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
Edltcr Is h Trouble.

Special % Daily PanhanqIe.
Tombstone, Ariz9 Dec. 1S.-The
case Of D Nv. samDle, formerly man
aging editor OF The Rlsbee Evening
Miner, charged With sending obscene
matter through The United states
mails, viii probably be called for
trial in the federal dourt today. The
offanso Of semple consisted in print.
mg the complete tistemony in an
eSceediuely nasty divorce suit, He
Was recently arrested in Manhattan
New, where he had been engaged in
mining operations since leaving
Arizona, and lodged in jail here.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

Marriage licenses were issued last
week to the following: Samuel
now Miller to Miss Lou Key, on the
18TH; w. A. Lindsay to Mrs. r. D
Hearinger, on the 14th; ]. D. Mar
tin to Miss Francis Martin, on the
14th, Il. w. Holland to Miss Lizzie
Mc>Indree on the 18TH Charles J
HEuskey to Miss Stella Cotton, OF
tie 14tb; c. +. fIatfield to Miss
CLARA Harris on the 18th; w. P
cooper to MISS stella Utter on Tho
10th: .. }. Bradley to Miss Lucy
Wolfe on the 18th.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
CONGRESS INTERESTED
a3I One on Panama and One On
Z Laws, Were Presented by
Roosevelt Today,

aocIalcd Press,
Washington, D, c., Dec. little
rqidcut ,odoy sent a message to
rey n which no sali there was
d of vigorous ana immediate ac-
30 TO re1ls, tho public land laws,
stated lac was ayely concerned
abou. ha extremely unsatisfactory
condition of public land legislation
and sd ao prevalence Of fraud UNI
der @onJ conditions.
acl of the present fraud
tho aas aa chiefly responsible.
There s pa. ont way to stop these
frauds bo continued, and thore-
fore have directed The secretary
OF ha lncror TO allow no patents
to .e issued Tor public lands under
AMY until by examination of the
.ud aual compliance with
Bed n found to exist
a Ws the prosIden,
Ha u He lsutof-Way PRIV
private holdings within
o.a .ational parks ana
olrol OF grazing
ages from the rresl-
6.H $500 received by congress with
ID lut the Panama message was re-
l.d With greatest attention. Il
.nborately Illustrated showing
m On the great waterway in va
' stages and was in The form
very entertaining story of the
pr dents visit Handsomely bound
r.Mr wore laid on the desks OF
rmU as the reading Of that mes
nean
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
SHAH NEARLY DEAD

g Associated Press =
= st. Petersburg, Dec. 1S,-- I
I, Dispatches received here from :
= Teheran today say the shah is !
= at the point Of death. The =
1, ascension of his successor, =
/, Prince Ali Mira, Is expected =
y to pass off quietly and with =
4. out opposition, Great Britain 7
u, and Russia are aiming In con- :
j. cert to bring about a peace =
i. able change OF rilers. =
i + \ r $%I i i 4 J. 4 - Z : 4 4 :
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20

FOR twenty years w. L. Rawls, Of
Bells Tenn, fought nasal cstarrh.
He writes: "The swelling and sore
ness inside my nose was fearful, till
began applying Du?klen's Arnica
Salye to the sore surface; this
caused the soreness and swelling to
disappear, never to return" Best
salve in existence. 25c at L. 0.
Thompson & Bro. drug store. 95-1m
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1906-12-20
niar1,es AM srarrily.

Milwaukee,, Wis, Pee 1S.-The
scarcity Of coal IN some sections is
dhe chief subject Of consideration
at tho annual meeting Of the iii
nois ara wisconsin Retail Coal Deal
drs' association which o1ened a two
DAYS session here this morning.