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Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

If the miners and operators decide to
concede nothing, then the common peo-
pie will cough up the difference. -
Chattanooga News.
The News forgets the miners organ
ization embraces a goodly portion of
the common people mentioned The
fight is to keep from coughing up the
difference into the Golfers of the opera
tors. See?
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12
WANTED.

ByJ a. Walker, Whtwell, Tenn.
One Thousand Bushels, sound, dry
white milling corn, Highest market
prices paid.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

Keep on plugging at the birds with
%. rifles and cultivate spirit for
slaughter Some of the gratest men the
world ever knew are only remarkable
for the misery they caused others, and
possibly you may think it a good idea
to let your boy begin on the birds and
it don't cost near so much as base ball
or some good healthy game, Let him
keep on mangling the little bodies of
innocent birds with his internal bull
lets it's SO manly, dom you know.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

Quite howl is raised by some pa
pers occasionally about the pension bill
being SO extensive after the remarkable
time of forty-one years had elapsed
since the war. These forget that many
of the soldiers are now thrown on the
pension roll by infirmity who until re-
Gently had held out in suffering prob
ably because they in their pride
would not ask for a pension.
Dowie says, ''We aressnot people of
peace. That is correct. They do not
seem to be people of peace.
Apple trees are in bloom, and indica-
ton point to a full crop.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

An echo of the seige of Port Arthur
is this little story. Gen Nogi was
about to send regiment to certain
death against 1913 Metre Hill. He said
to its Colonel: Your regiment is the
first in all this world - The Colonel
gravely replied: General, it win be
the first in the other That was a
remark worthy to be preserved. Nash
vile American.
A public official should treat all the
papers Of his county with uniform
courtesy extending the same favors TO
ALL This is the fair way of doing bus
mess and following this course there
should be no kicks forthcoming
Who said hshingg Practical disci
pies Of Isaac Walton will watch for the
dogwood blooms before they get their
paraphernalia and HE them to the
creeks
Seed men are now mailing potato
eyes for culture instead Of sending the
entire potato. Something new is con
stantly springing mp.
Bradley County now has tax Of
Sl1Oo on the $1,000 but they keep on
improving their county, and the people
are net complaining.
Public officials that carry personal
strife into their office are unworthy Of
the trust imposed upon them
Pie socials are a feature of Crossville
society The only kind OF pie we get
here is printer III.
We hope the Dunlap Tribune has not
suspended. but we have not seen a copy
in two weeks
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

Public officials that carry personal
strife into their office are unworthy Of
the trust imposed upon them
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

Bradley County now has a tax Of
Si1.0o on the $1,000 but they keep on
improving their county and the people
are net complaining.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

Seed men are now mailing potato
eyes for culture instead Of sending the
entire potato. Something new is con
-tantly springing mp.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

Pie socials are a feature OF Cro,sville
society. The only kind OF pie we get
here is printer III.
Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1906-04-12

We hope the Dunlap Tribune has not
suspended. but we have not seen a copy
in two weeks
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
Die Botf3aft.

Ter 3raii0cnt pcrlmgt fir Die Bun.
OesregierHng 0as gerihtlIdle
dppeliutignsredIt.
@fselung Der 0eriGtsgcmalt i'm Gr-
laiien BON Gia9altsbefebleH.
lie @eitsHcrnug Der GrbihafteH nnO
ueHH m6gli@ aud oes Giufommens
empfObleu.
9eridieOene &pri6lage, nm Sgmh.
6eriGte 81 B%er6iHoerR.
@eife NAB 6arbige ipasn 6auo in
Sauo arbgiteu, &erbredler Der
5Iuiij al uberlieicrn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1906-12-09
q 8tp3IHii9u u Ru6a.

SIN 4tolat AuJup 0ieles &agrts
troU DO ssaUa eute At0oIHtlQa otla.
We.Ut pou Der tyoaHtiAea 3taJierumg
mani unt.roriltcr lueroul t0uiIte. OIe
amgrtanjiHe @elieruug uuree lule.
ocr1aiI uoa Der oamalgeH 5u6aui=
dcI9ie1lcrun8 cCilGt Hb ei8}umi
ldlcl mo Der &r0fl0en. uou stu5a ct.
i,ac.e oaB &c 0crtt leJ lem aat ulc
ocr5.ltJti. Ia odB lcIl GHtfDlgB III
oiciet %c5ttDu,l6 i,~.oQlHoerli6 iCl
an C Die Gr0iuI1B uldE illger am
redt erDdlteR fCNat Is mar liur.
Gnb 0e Nroulli8 uJe6er hergelrcal
tvtroea ulgBtG 0lrte lHf ere Ge1te
rl!l5 1t0 ltsr5tl ut-. beeat g%cun0cn.
Io lgaroeu 01e uigogafiucU 4tla1ts
ataeruia QorocH iclt t,ai &s5cs
nm ei1ens lt.t 5I la1J5gu. Eaa
Ger &tru3alaft tUt rcr E,ut,e u1ar til.
am Suroe fcHort Sdt fIt ud.1 Es,,ea
sl |tftcnoga rr0 olf.r 5I iarlca.
aoB Pie Una, te.te aonHuHs5t.i.
lr-icae. ,S1f cttGo Die al5rroeH og.
uu0 oCH
oata'c ,rel1s r1D S{llfe uH biz
lccit S'rg uatr S.crerolc Il. II.
1f2H u, ca
ylt a.r s51 la1.t aftgHH
lUlloe c.lt rc
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0Cr Nriel ccel1urr
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15
kasIr SpachaI Sebevratdu.

v pondelf rzno obyvatele Lake
Andes, byli vyruseni svestf BE ka.
SIR Abe Wander WORT Lakeside
STte Bank Lake Andes spSchsl
sebevrasdu. vypada to, he nejs.
ky cas- hszsIdne hral roulette .
iak obyeeine bSvz. prohrEl mno.
no peusz. Ji4 iednou pied tim
chtel spAchat sebevrsidu. sle by
10 tomu zamezeno. Minulou ne
deli prohral saso, q "a to Bel de-
mo kde sc s,felil do hlavy 44ti ks
librovym revolverem. okamti,e
sc saitIelil. KrStce IA 10 byl ns.
Iez.n presbyteranskym kasatelem
ient sc strsvovsl Q jeho roiinou.
Abe. jak byl vseobecne "a Am
po celem okresu. piiIel do okresu
Chsrlea Mix asi pied a. Lefty kdea
bydlel celou tu dobu. Byl oEres
MIN auditorem po dive rmfny;
pax ptijmul misto kasfra v Like.
side Banee, . mimo toho byl smir
elm soudcem. Byl vsdy popular
nim a kaady komu byl zram. mel
ieI zs mole dobryeh svyko a MIRA.
va, q proto tento sileny jeho Gin
je nepfijsmujm vyrusenim, z,
uecbava zde maozelku a etyry diff
Ky. jima vyslovujf jejich pFatele
nejhlubsi soustrsst
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15
Omrti zansism Slepeho Stieva.

Sc zmensuje tom ssmem po
ntru JAZZ utivani DR.. Kinga New
Life Pilulky We zvSsuie. Chraut
vas pied ziepou q n m ;ci ienz "a
v ni. Sls . iivot vady nssle dujr
po iejich u4iti. Zarueene Tabor.
.kou lskarnou. Ceoa 2Sc.
Nastala doba studeneho poSasl
a kazdy Sc stara by zaopattil svt
telo povlakv zimnimi a nohy tep.
lym obuvem ably snad par centIm
Sc nenastudil. Podobne kazdy
kdo ma konc by Sc mel postarat
o ne. Necht kazdf farmer opatfi
sve kone teplymi hounemi, nebo
dekou by mu nenastydli tfeba
neposli. Nestoji TAX mnoho kdo
je pro kone potfebuje, necht Sc
obrati ma Josefa Hubala, sedlafe
zdejsiho, n ten mu poslouzf svedo-
mite. Kdo Sc dostaai tento mesic
koupi u nehe houne konske neb
ptikryvky do bog1 ma zimu "a no
tove, ten usetti 10 AZ 20 procent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15
zpraW Z LakepOrt.

Jan kotalfk zatahl mlatici stro
lie pod knlnu a da Jim odpoeineL
zimni.
Btsifi P.skove vozi do Ysnk
on obili tento tjd,n. Vsak take
no mali ale dost.
vscliv Reidiuger sc pomslu
pozdravuje Z nemoci.
FIR. Pseicky mlstf u zete lose.
IA Pechana teuto tyden.
Josef Reidinger loupe kornu u
Vo,techa Nevass.
Jan Pisek kdyz minule pondeli
byl ma vyiitdee, s:ratil cd vozu
kolo ale nihodou sc to stale bliae
fsrmy tax. he Sc vypo. Gil po,feb,e
oPraveui q stsstne dojel domd.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15
zpray Z Wagner

Petr Holec 81 postavil peknou
q prostorne mastal minuIy tyder.
Al. Bouska vratil Sc z Rosebud
reservsca tdez sta:el obyilf pro
avou nsstAvsjici.
Kulha,y. Uherka a Anderson
posilali karu vepta do Sioux City
tento tyden.
Stary Hanzl z TAbora byl zde
"a uavsteve u Metfika minul5 ~
den.
Ferda Wagner c.lyeh etruzet
dni tessfi. Co to utvofi Sc dow,
me.
Pied ned&vnem byvsl by phi
Sci uahodou Q si,ot ]. Snejkal
k,ery vozi vodu po X. slsk6v mia
tici stroll. Bral vodu re fieky .
pumpa ma voze povo'ila a on
spaduul jednou uohou do kola u
,o,u a hlavou zrovna do fieky kite
~ is tech mistech fnscde hlubo
~. jill sc xaeal topit kdyz v
tom mu. nahodou Sc tam nah y.
Ct zaamy mu z nebezpetne situs
ce pc mohl a tax mu zachrsnii Ri
Aot.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15
Postmlstr 0kraden.

G w Fouts. post. v Rivertor
H.. mslcm ziratil iivot a byl olor
pen We pohodlf. die jeho psau
v nemt pravi. "Po Al Let irpe
jsem ehronickou nemocf later ,
tehot rovstals tax silna zIoutep
ka, te nechti IA rukou sezlcutI
kd,t mi l,kst 2fedepssl Eltktril
B'ttcrs. jnnt mne vyleeily a udr
tely zcravi po II let Jisij
lex prcti zlutnstosti. Neur .'gii
slsbosti, Asludecnf iaterni, ledsi
move .nechyfove nesrovnslosti.
Lahev soc Taborske leksrne.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15

Oznamuji timto SWIM zakaznf-
kun jenz potfebuji spravku ksfru
by jej pfinesli hned, nebot v NY
nejsf dobu zadnf vsecky nepotfe-
buje, a tim snaze mnAe jeden pos
tradat a AZ mu spravfm jeben mG-
lie pfinest druht. Stava Sc caste,
be hned pc znich, mnozi ksirp ne
potfebne a pax ma jafe kdyz jich
potfebuje vzpomene 81 Re potfebu
il spravky, tax jich to udela vic, a
vysledek ie, ze nemohu Jim prdci
hned udelat, ponevac kazdy chvd
Ia a chce je hned, a tfeba Sc dopa-
II, domysleje Sc re nechci mu je
sprawl. Dale kdo 81 pfeje now
ksir. necht..se nyni pfihldsi, po-
ruei 81 jak a kdy je chce. Nemusi
je wit hned, ale jest TO k v1li to-
mu bych vedel jaky druh nam de-
lat. Ksiry move Sc prodavaji "a
hotove, nebo ma cas- ma 10 procent.
Jos. Hubal.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15

Donner veter. tyeh nspfet
vsa1u neklel: Je to pceasf &C
Pofdd prsi, a prsi a dys neprsi
TAX Ease jen leje. Us sem 81 mys-
lei, be snad nastane Ease potops
n mel sem skora z toho strach,
protozd plavat AMI plovat neumim.
Tu ale mi jeden sfitel poradil a,
bych sc tentononc podival taky
do stoletyho kalendafe, POOLE ke-
ryho fsecky baby hadaji. ia ma
to mu povidam, "napfet j vzadu,
pfitelfcku drahf. to tn name ina
Il chlapfky nez je stolctej kalen,
DIR, a dys ty nevedi co je to "a
pocdsi, jak pax by moch vedft ten
kalenddfi" Won ale povida, jen
abych Sc podival. Tot Sc VI, ae
sem sc tam dozvedel be md belt
mokrej podzimek letos, ale proc
to je. IN Aivej svet sem So nemocl
dospekulivorat. Fsak ale TAX
hloupej nejsem, tn myslim Re
toho vtnni sou volby letosnf. A
kazdej VI re voiby obyeejne sou
mokry, coz tax dalece by mohlo
NIT oucinek ma pocasf.
Gud bal. Bal gas.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-11-15
Rora zIata

Nemohla by pfinest tolik slesti
pr. Lucii W,lke owe z Carolina
Wis Jsko as oentova skatulxs
Bieklenovy Arnica masti, kdyz il
dplne vyto,ils otevFenou rsnu na
noze. kter& il nuei;a 70 a3.let.
NejlepH lex profit hnisi nj ran .
bolSky. zsc Tatorsie lsksrne.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17
Rich Strike IN Aurora.

Just as we are going to press,
news comes of phenomenally
rich strike which has been uncov-
cred in a fraction claim adjoining
the Live Yankee. A short time
ago this fraction was purchased
by VIM. Nelson and Michael Mey-
ers 1t has an old shaft on it,
which was sunk in the early days
and abandoned along with other
propositions of the camp. This
week Nelson and Meyers went
down into the old shaft to clean
out the debris and retimber it with
a view of commencing active de-
velopment on the property. 1t
was while engaged in this work
the rich ledge was uncovered,
which the former owners in the
old days had missed by only few
inches. The rock is so full of free
gold as to more resemble pure
gold with a little quartz through
it. Assays have not been made
and as the strike has just been
encountered the width has not
been ascertained, although the in
dications are that it is a good
strong ledge. The lucky owners
are being congratulated by every
man in the camp and all is nerv-
Gus excitement. Watch our smoke
and keep your eye on Aurora's
bullion as soon as the stamps be-
gin dropping.-Lorena Ledge of
February 10.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17

try, will soon be pouring into the
Nevada Reduction Works for treat
ment, and that the owner of the
plant will reap a we'll merited re-
ward.
1t must not be understood that
there is to be any boom in Day
ton. The surrounding country
and situation will never admit of
this. But there is to be substan-
tial amount of business done by
all those who now reside there.
There will be no question about a
steady business being done month
in and month out during the year,
and business men and residents of
the town will owe this condition
of things mainly, it not almost en-
tirely to the Nevada Reduction
Company.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17

In California the miners inch is
the flow of about 1896 gallons of
water per minute. Fifty miners
inches are equivalent to one cubic
foot per second. The most COM
mon measurement is under mean
pressure of four inches, through
an aperature two inches high and
two inches above the bottom of
the box, the plank being ~ inch
es thick, and the height of water
above the aperture 3 inches, Civ
ing mean pressure OF 4 inches.
Each square inch of the aperture
represents one miners inch, or
about IL cubic feet flow per min
ute.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17
THE NEVADA REDUCTION
WORKS.
"A Plant That is Working All Glasses Of Ore CUP to
High perceptage-Tbe Maipstay Of Dayton.

Some four years ago, soon after
the discovery of Tonopah. and
whey the owners of mining prop
erty in that camp were looking
for some place where their ores
could be treated to the best of ad-
vantage, the TIMES suggested that
there was man and the nucleus
of plant in Dayton which would
solve the problem Of getting the
highest values from the ore of the
southern camps. The man is
Capt. H. Davis, and the plant is
known as the Nevada Reduction
Works.
Since that time the plant of the
Nevada Reduction Works has
grown in extent so that now, prob
ably, it is the largest and most COM
plete in the State of Nevada, if
not on the coast. This plant has
worked up all the tailings, prac-
tically, in the vicinity of Dayton,
along the Carson River, which ac-
cumulated from the mills which
formerly worked Comstock ores in
that neighborhood, and now de-
pends upon low grade ores from
Silver City mostly for material to
run on.
The Nevada Reduction Works
is still increasing its capacity and
arranging to do business on a
more extensive scale than ever
before During the Summer Just
past the company purchased the
old Excelsior, or Briggs, mill site,
which lies in Gold Canyon and
partly in the Silver City townsite.
This mill site contains about lis
acres of ground, and upon it will
soon be constructed a Ioo-stamp
mill to reduce the ores from the
mines which the company has
purchased in Gold Hill and Silver
City, and also for working custom
ores. Water for this mill will be
pumped from the Rock Point mill,
just below Dayton, to reservoir
to be constructed on the hill above
the Rock Point at an altitude
which will allow of the water
reaching the big new mill by grav-
ity. There is TAO h. p. wheel
installed at the Eureka mill site, on
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17

the Carson River, which property
is now that of the Nevada Reduc-
tion Works, and an electric power
plant will be installed at that
point to furnish power for the
new mill, and power for other diff
ferent purposes, except the work
done at the Rock Point mill. At
the latter $50 h. p. is now installed
and there is water sufficient to Gre
ate a total of about 400 h. p.
Ores to be treated in the big
mill below Silver City will be
hauled, or trammed, to the mill for
crushing and the tailings will be
f1umed down Gold Canyon to Day.
ton for treatment in the cyanide
plant at that place. Plans and
surveys have been planned for all
these improvements, and the pres
ent plant is to be increased to the
size necessary to treat the amount
of ore from the mill and the ores
from the southern districts that
are now being shipped to Dayton.
The Nevada Reduction Works
has purchased during the past
year the following named mill sites
and water power sites on the Car
son River at Dayton and in that
locality: The Eureka mill site,
the Winters, Sutro, Illinois, Davis,
Sweetapple, Metallurgical, Excel
sior and Rock Point, containing
over I,Ioo acres of ground. Upon
the Eureka millsite is located ex-
tensive and costly improvements
in the shape of buildings for min
ing and milling purposes, machin-
cry for the same purpose, and a
narrow gauge railroad, cars, loco
motives, etc.
The treating of Tonopah and
Goldfield ores by this company
having proved very profitable to
the mine owners in the past, the
Reduction Works have ceased the
working of Silver City ores for the
timebeing and are running to full
capacity on ores from the southern
part of the State, mainly those of
the Tonopah Company, handling
about fifty tons a day, the ore av-
eraging about $45 per ton. These
ores are bought outright by the
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17

Crcsm Balm is Placed Into the nostrils, spreads
over the membrane aud is absorbed. Relief Is i'm
mediate and cure follows. 1t is not drying-does
not produce sneezlng Large Size, so cents at Drug
gists or by mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS, Sc Warren Street. New York.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17

Reduction Company on sampler
returns and are crushed at the
Rock Point mill, where about 30
per cent of the values are extract
ed. The tailings are then hauled
to the teaching plant and their re-
naming values extracted by the
chloro-cyanide process.
The company is at all times do
ing considerable development work
on its claims in Silver City and
Gold Hill, but the principal work
is now being done on the old Hay
wood mine near Silver City, which
is large low grade property
which was taken over by the COM
pany last year. On some of these
properties considerable machinery
has been installed. The large
teams of the company are also en-
ployed in hauling tailings from
the old Briggs property, in Gold
Canyon, to the cyanide plant in
Dayton.
The present capacity of the
Rock Point mill is 50 to 60 tons
per twenty-four hours, the mill
containing twenty I,ooo-lb stamps,
but this capacity is to be doubled
within the next sixty days, ma
chinery for increasing to IS tons
per day being already on the
ground. The narrow gauge rail
road formerly used at the Eureka
mill to transfer ore from the V. &
T. railroad to the mill, is to be
taken up, and with ore cars will
be used to carry the ores from the
southern country from the Nevada
& California depot at Dayton to
the Rock Point mill. Another i'm
provement to be made to the plant
is pumping contrivance at the
mill which will elevate the tailings
at the mill and allow them to flow
by gravity directly into the tanks
at the teaching works. This will
do away with the expense of load
ing and hauling the material. The
surveys and plans for all this work
have all been made, and it will be
but a short time until the trans
formation takes place.
About fifty-five men are on the
payroll of the company, and they
are employed in the various
branches of mining, milling, engi
neering, cyaniding, teaming, refn-
ing, assaying and construction and
development work. This company
is at present the only one in the
State employing that number of
men and paying such good wages !;
the rate running from s. to IS per
day.
The company is close copora-
ton, and the entire work now, as
in the past, is under the general
management of Capt. Herman
Davis, assisted by his able and en-
ergetic Superintendent, Frank J..
Kornmayer. Mr.. Davis owns 90
per cent of the capital stock of the
concern, there is no stock on the
market, and the business has been
brought to such a stage that it is
now unnecessary to look for out
side capital to place it among the
foremost money-making institu-
tions in the State.
And this has been done from a
small start, with but very little
capital except the revenue of the
plant, but a great abundance of
enterprise and perseverance of
one man. and that man Can't.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1906-02-17
Nasal
CAT A r R n

In sgl ite e,epee there
81 cull DC clesniiness.
Eiy's Crea,.. Ea.m
cleansee sootles ana hsa .
the dis,.a ed me,A5rale.
Itcucs ca,asfl, an; drives
Hws. . cold 40 ,l.e Lead
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-18
HEARD IN PASSING.

About the only way that this ad- ministration will ever succeed in re- vising the tariff is likely to be in simplifying its spelling.
 The report that the footed Nipple bank is to be reorganized indicates that there must have been some money in Philadelphia that the loot CTS did not get.
 A contemporary declares that up- right desks are again coming into vogue. What the bank depositors would prefer is men of the same de- sign to occupy them.
 William Waldorf Astor's daughter is engaged to poor editor. Bertha Krugg is going to marry poor doc tor. There must be some spirit of philanthrophy left in millionaire families after all.
 Hollow must sound the echo of those New Haven cheers in Candi- date Bryan's ears as he reads that the Connecticut democrats in conven- tion assembled have refused to en- dorse him for third nomination. Providence Tribune.
 With charity for all and malice to- ward none, may the campaign this fall turn upon a study of the old Connecticut homestead. its furnish ings and its needs. The nation can be considered two years hence.- New Haven Register.
 The idea that advertising is lib- 1r,t aInnatIAr pnuodorc can noctIv be proven by a careful perusal of the advertisements In the high grade magazines. Even the advertise ments in the newspapers bring knowledge which might otherwise be overlooked or entirely missed.- Bridgeport Post.
 As has been clearly foreseen, Mayor Charles Thayer of the neigh boring city of Norwich was nom- mated for governor of Connecticut by the democratic state convention at Hartford. The ticket is strong. but hardly strong enough to wrest Con- necticut from republican control.- Providence Journal. ~
 The three Williams. William Jen- nings Bryan, William Travers Jerome and William Randolph Hearst are at present causing the democratic party much uneasiness. None of the three is able to unite the party for a fight. Then there is another William-Wil- liam Howard Taft. republican, who has been mentioned as a presidential possibility. Note the difference when republicans are asked: Whats the matter with Taft?" The reply in- variably is: Hes all right. sonia Sentinel.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-18

The government of the capital of the district of Bogota has just grant ed an important and valuable conces- sion, extending over period of sixty years, for an electric tramway or street car franchise, with exclusive rights, to the streets of Bogota and the roads of the district, to number of American capitalists. This com pany, incorporated under the laws of New Jersey, and known as the Bo- gota Street Railway Co, has held a franchise for some years which would expire in the comparatively near future. The service is now with mules, but the new franchise calls for electric or other means of more rapid transit. In view of the large amount of money that must be in- vested to make the necessary changes and Improvements, the company sought a new franchise covering a long period, which has been granted. Next to the Buenaventura-Cali rail- way concession recently granted to the Messrs Mason of New York and Chicago. this is the principal fran chise granted to Americans during the past year.