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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
y. 5. Mining--Swift & Co.

combine investors warned that its secT-,s.
no longer be accepted the OF safest an, lid
kings Financial Bulletin a full grown .'I
newspaper printing advertisement every column - p
over to an honest frank and sincere discussion NJ sa
tiers and subjects which OF vital interest 10 evs nat
woman with money invested in corporation secr,,, I'd
money deposited IN savings banks companias "a
a spade a spade. and there is combination s-ro, aaa
or subtle enough control It's opinions or dictate Ira
hope place the current number OF King, r.,
Bulletin" hands OF 10000 investors OF the rrt
I am therefore, printing this public announcement q,
cpa newspapers OF the East North South and Wa. '~
purpose directing attention fact that II win @
free any investor for the asking believe Kings 80
Bulletin" is the only newspaper printed in the Up,a
tell the truth about certain recognizes
OF false standards that Il Is NOT
any way by any set OF men, corporation Or
corporations that in It there "a vr4-ts,
without fear without favor without uaca che -
candid opinion Of a who thinks strongly on an inv
subjects.
put into Kings Financial Bulletin" ny best thony.. -
investment matters Always tell the truth az - :
and times IN reach close 70 tia -,
From !and-frOm the snOwcovered hills a. ~
to the orange groves Of Cafornia-nvestors are rtp
for Kings Financial Bulletin"
On great demand for the January IL. -,
edition 10000 copies has printed and an
vesors writing for the number win receive s -
issue Of January 1st that they may all issues s -
year to-day Address all communication,
personally.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
G. r. KING.

Sight. nc; telegraph. 100. Boston.
ChicagO-Par. CharIeston-Buyf1 -
1-1Oc premium St Louise premium. "a =
MUM asked Cincianati-l0o premium -
Buying. 50c discount; selling 75c dlsogu-, III
apOlis-50c premium
BANK CLEARISGS - New-York- r.
Sis. rs, 768: balances. S,GSGL Phnss.,,..-
changes, S1T,1H,S3O; balances. E.Ezr4 -
Exchanges so SO 80, balances. E.Ssz,. -
Exchanges. s.. Ts2 5S5. balances. 24a1a -
more-Exchanges. S3T92. IS; balances sszs
SILVER MARkET-Bar silver. e.. n.
silver dollars. 5O1zc- Bar silver IN Lops,, -.
az 3O1Ad
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid, Z26. -. -
MEXICAN EXCHANGE-ALex 49,.
New-York IS quoted al 10.
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS -Cls,or, -,
reported from Washington. sa4z,7 10; is,s-.I Fl
nue. receipts. N.Ze. SIS: miscellaneous 49,, !,
ss2- Receipts for the day. E.95I7l: sr.ss--,
s20S0O0 Receipts for the month to data So
expenditures SIS. % OOO: excsss OF rsosspta "a,
Receipts for the fiscal year 70 data Ezran :
penditures. SsS7. esq 81; excess OF sz1sutrz,. 4
50. 81.
SUB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-Trsasury usS,s,
70 the Clearing House GssTs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

Of Kings Financial Bulletin there Is
printed analysis Of the deal or shaking Oh le
plum tree you choose TO call IL winch mas
just sprung upon the public by the manpurS OF snaS
Of the T. Mining Company This article will prove intensely
interesting present and prospective investors IN the
shares of this company long been football for
sporadic and chronic gamblers the floors Of the Boston Stock
Exchange.
The new order things publicly announced week ago.
is discussed in the only fair way which investors should
Judge distribution Of pums paror into which they
are invited to walk after the Of the fly who went
a-visiting to the spider
The fact pointed that the dividend distribution OF
L s Mining since organization 1899 the present
January A. D. 1906 figures the about ~ 60 annually
The fact has paid since it came nao
existence seven years just SSO0 dividends and IN the
face very unsatisfactory dividend record naturally there
great pleasing assurance now given that
pay times that amount IN one year.
The stock expansion Of Swift Company is treated IN
comprehensive and impartial Its is carefully
traced from its organization twenty years with capital
stock Of 100000 to injection Of water into its stock
whereby its capital increased the OF S5OOOO
The stock watering stung process whereby this re-
marbe achievement wrought in high finance IS the
subject Of painsaking article which should be
read by all investors securities Of that important adjunct
to the Beef Trust against which public sentiment practically
united and which for the tremendous energies
of the President the United States.
Swift & Company is described colossaly bad
Journal Building, Boston, January 20, 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
wall STREET ANp EXCEL@

FOREIGN TRADING.-Foreign houses =.
5000 shares IN the local market sales =
chases being about evenly divided n -
money was firm. but no important advass
expected COnsols were easier. and The g
market was steady. Bar gold was lover
MARKET gossip point Rad been -
around before the opening that AHalgaiall7- !.
per was 20 be attacked during rhe oou1ss 2 :
day. There seems 70 be some difference Ok = >
on the outlook for the metal. and on =
French and German bears are repo''e1
traders say. however, that the stock . %
most dangerous short sales IN the ua-kst =
OF continued strength IN the Hi-l sJocSS -
CihC was under some pressure az ne -
Clark. Dodge & Co wers conspicuous 49,
early buyers OF Southern Pacific u tA
worthy that the stock advanced when - I,
ciic vas rather inclined 70 sell OF. Thsfs = i
usual official discOuragemeuts OF divideal =. =.
the large buying OF calls by the HaE-iaila - -.
in London IS stiu unexplained There Is a -.
bull following n the commission houses !.
ing OF American Locomotive IS better taan -
ing There is strong reason 70 believe = Z,
will be no dividend on the common 500 -
immediate future The strength n Asso--
sas and Texas IS one OF the cOnsegaenc@
new financing. which IS considered 70 clsas
FOR the long expected preferred tivideno :.
early afternoon the market was strons -
few exceptions. and none O. conseQueaes -,
strength IN Southern Pacific inhuenced 80
house business materially as this a; press--
OF the most popular stocks with the saA l.-.a,
A Upper & Co. whose heavy reaiiziaS a. =
forenoon around the room had attracted -
tention. were the heaviest sellers o. 49,
Smelling in a considerable time past -,
about lo,00o shares In moderately rses3-- :
ket- The movement in Denver connnon u
teriauy helped by the purchase % 500 sd. =
by c. z. Dimock and Z R. Morse 8 - a
aroltrage houses lately sold good a'- =, y
stock. taking profJ5 on purchases made Il.
ginning OF the year by London Il Is SAD -,
the Gould brokers have been buying ne -
the other side. Standard OF houses were :. "a
with some heavy buying in southern - -
were even disposed 20 climb for 70 afts' -
crossed -. Moore & Schley were ne - ~
the afternoon buyers OF Reading, aA1
following was also IN evidence -
JAPAN REDEENIING EXCHEoUEA - -
5. Cchida. Consul General % japan. -. {
terday a cable dispatch from the ess,,s,e 20
Finance. az Toxic. announcing thar ...,.ssss<
(about 5000 0ON OF the hfra issue .. -l-.i
bonds win be redeemed as follows - - a
ven in May. S2G0OOO ven in June -. US ~
July and the balance IN August nv n -
issued In Jarsn in April. $50 and SeA IS 80
i,teres, he,cc redeer,aAIe within sevea
November. 1870 .,--E-.Aa p
FEDERAL, sMELTING.s ADVANe.ll....-,l "
vance or 81 points IN the stock OF - ..,ra,ass =
ing and smelling Company was Ho - -rspsr1s =
news OF developments aneconS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

FOREIGN MONEY AIARkEI'-CaA ~ I
London, slad4 per cent Open market dsc'-.. ID
for short bills. sTs Per cent; long olAA NJ =
cent Berlin discount rate, IS per csat =
exchange on London, % marks "a PfennisA -
discount rate, % per cent Paris n,ails :
London. q francs II centirnes- Bar gold n -
was rs I'D
FOREIGN SECCRITIES.-Brtt1sh ecnss :
money. 50 1916; for the account, 8 A-A =
renees. IS francs SEA centluss-
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MINING STOCKS.
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-NIoney on call oDar., -. q.
per cent; highest, Az per cent; lowest per cent,
last loan, ~ per cent: closed 4G4s per cent. rIl
rate. per cent Time money was quoted at 4 me-
(ssnt Tor JhTty 70 sixty days, 5QS1a per cent for
lhiee Tour, nve and six months Counnarcfal -, -.
Vas quoted AZ bg5l3 per for sixty 10 rfDs,t,
u1 and l4aot per cent for four to six months
,EOkEiGN Observation-Disclosures closed arm
Actual closing rates follow: 'i''i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS

The following shows yesterdays closing quota
tons for government bonds, compared with satur-
days:
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AMERICAN SECURITIES Aszna

London. Jan p p m--Ths market sor k-u.s
stocks was irregular, with uninDO-azs "a
changes at the close. Last quotations taloE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

ankers. posted rates were as follows.

pOMESIIC EACHANGE-N New Orleans - Com
me'eiaL par bank. 81 premium san FRANCHISE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
DiUidend Notices.
AWALGANATED ooPrER COMPANY.

AMALGANATED COPPER COMPANY.
- broadway. Nes York January 18th 1905
4 ] = MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
t1e maIgamatea Copper Company. q dividend Of
ONE tSD DNE-HAI-F PER CENT l'aC~J was declared.
payable February 1906 stockholders record AZ
o clos = -. Thursday January 18th. 1896 Transfer
5eoEs close clock J. n. Thursday. January 2Jln.
500 aE4 IeoIcE ~ 90 O'Clock A N Tuesday. February
A n MEIIN. Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
AMERIcAN GRArHorHoNE COMPANY

AdERICAN GRAFHOPHONE COMPANY
CDNSE'i TIVE QUARTERLY PREFERRED DIV
pEND 40
THE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
~. 40 ~ orc and TzIee quarters Per Cent on the
re.cT.e6 capital Of American raphophous Com
rary paid February y. 1906 10 stockholders OF
recCrs february ! BY order of the Directors
EDWARD q EASTON. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

/ 67s. 40 Total sales for the day. 'UHlisted-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

223lo6 Total sales.
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Closing prices of stocks dealt in, with net

changes. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

FOREIGN TRADING-Foreign houses "a !
5000 shares IN the local market sales q Z
chases being about evenly divided n =
money was firm. but no important ad'aaa'
expected COnsoIs were easier. and ne -
market was steady. Bar gold was lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23

STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-23
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

4 I-Actual sales---i-Closins-
lOpenI High Low, Fin Bid AsS'
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
THOMPSON. In Deer Isle. March g. to MIR. and
Mrs Marsh Thompson, daughter.
WELLMAN In Rockland. March 25 to Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert X. Weilman, daughter.
MAR KIED.

AVERY -SAwTEILE. In Garland, March 81,
Leon N. Avery of Exeter and Miss Gertrude A.
Sawtelle of Garlsnd.
DODGE BENNETT. In Troy. March Is, by
Rev. A. s. Rollins Mr.. George E. Dodge OF
Burnbam and Miss Sadie L. Bennett of Troy.
LIVER MILIAY. In Rockland, March 81 ,by J
f. Rhodes. I'd Louis b. Dyer of ROckland, and
Alice Milay of Camden.
MooREHARTsHORN. In Swanville, March
%, A. p Moore of Frankfort and Miss Hattie
Mae HartshOrn of Swanville.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. In Deer Isle, March
IS, George H: Pickering, and Minnie Thompson
both of Deer Isle.
PRIDE-CONANT. In Portland, Me-, March %
Carl A. Pride and Flora Agnes COnant, both OF
Pc. tland.
PERRY-STINsoN. In West Stonington. March
Is, Ernest W. Perry of West S,euben and Rosie
NJ daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Stnson OF
West Stoningt"n.
ROBINsoN-MARsHAIL In ROckland, March
II, by Rev. b. s. Fifield. Fremont Robinson and
Kitty c. MARSHALL, both of ROckland.
SKINNER-AMEs. In Rockland, March q, by
Rev Robert Sutcffe, William A. Skinner anG
Alice q. AmeS both of Rockland.
SIMPSON GRINDLE. In Portland, March 81
Fred T. Simpson and Nora Grindle. both of StOn
ing on.
STUBBs- GROSS. In Bucksport March %. Cleve
land G. Stubs of BuckspOrt and Miss Eva NJ
Gross of Orand.
WHITCoMB-MILEs. In Newburg Me-, Marcel
%. by l.. 2. TOothaker. ESQ.,, Howard R. hit
comb and Miss Annie l. Miles both of Newburg
WYATT YMAN. In Camden, March 49, Edgal
W wyatt of New York and Susanna H. Lyman
oftamden.
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
DIED.

RRITToN. In Bangor. March 81. Isaac Britton
formerly of Buck port. aged IS years.
CUNNINGHAM. In Waldo. April g. Sarah H
Cunningham, aged GA years. 2months days.
COBB. In Bucksport, March 81. S. A. Cobb,
aged y.
DAVIES. In Denver, Colo, March 81, Fred NJ.
Davies of Ro kland. aged 81 years.
GIL MAN. In Boston. March rs. George Her
bert Gilman of Houlton, aged 50 years.
CANNON. In Concord. n. H.. March q, Thorn
as D. Cannon, aged Sc years, months days.
HARTMAN In Prospect, March &c. Alton
Reyes son of Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Hartman,
aged mCnths Is days.
MARSH In Rockland. March %, Clara A.
Pisbury). wife of Clarence S. Marsh, aged IL
years. months.
MENDALI. In Vinalhaven, March %, Leander
Mendall, aged IS Yeas
NlcKERsoN. In Waldo, April 2. Bertha E.
Nickerson, aged SO years, months.
THoN AS In Belfast, March %. Mrs. Edna S.
Thomas, aged 40 years. months
WENTWORTH. In Watershed, Cal, March IA.
Thomas Z Wentworth of Searsmont, aged 40
years.
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
China Silk Waists at $2.25.

With cluster of shirrng in 'front.' separated will
tucks and lace insertion, button in back with cus
ter of pinhead tucks new sleeve with pinheat
tueks and lace insertion, $2.25
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
Thankful People.
They are Found in Every Part OF Belfast.

Many citizens of Belfast have good reasons 10
be thankful for burdens lifted from aching
backs, which they bore, patiently ior years.
Scores tell about their experience pupilciy.
Here's case of it:
c. H. Chamberlain, of Rayvlew ST. beliast'
Me-, says: MY first experience with Doah
Kidney Pills was in 1898. l had been annoyed
with kidney complaint and backache for several
years previously. The strain OF getting on ana
off my carriage SO often and the 1otlng ana Jar
ring of riding was undoubtedly the cause OF my
trouble. l read in the papers about cases OF
many people. who had been cured OF oackache
by the use of Doan's Kidney Pllis ana got
box at the City Drug Store and gave the remedy
trial. The first box brought me relief and
continued using the remedy until nad taken
three boxes when the bdckache entirely dlsap-
peared and all other symptoms OF Kidney COM
p. aint were gone. | had no further trouble until
three years ago when felt an attack coming on.
l knew Just what to do. l got Doans Nancy
Pills and used them and they stopped the attack
before it became severe. | can recommend
Doan's Kidney Pills tn more confidence today
than l did SIX years ago, Tor experience mas
proven to my satisfaction that this remedy can
always be depended on
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents. Fos-
ter Milburn Co, Buffalo, \. Y, sole agents for
the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-ald take no
other.
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
ISLESBORO.


Mr.. Harry Brown of Boston has been in
town IA few days looking over the Dal k
llarbor Inn, of which he is proprietor, and
arranging for varied repairs. Mr.. Browns
rooms are nearly all taken for the summer.
-. There has been no building at Dark Har-
Dor this winter, but there is talk of two cot
tages going up this spring. Mr.. Stuart
Grindle arrived home this week after a
trip in his brothers vessel to the Gulf and
back 80. Mrs. H. F. Dolan is spending "a
week with her parents in Machias. =. Rev
George f. Tufts, who has been visiting his
brother in Woltville, n. s., for several
weeks, has arrived home. During his
absence Mr.. Hosea W. Rhnades of Belfast
has occupied his pulpit and the young peo-
pie became much interested Rev. Harry
Hull is at his post again, returning home
last week from a trip south. AT the recent
steamboat meeting here pertaining to the
Silver Star w. s. Pendeton was made man.
ager of the business. Capt Smalidge hay
ing resigned, Capt. Gray of Castine, who
has been on the route before, was appoint
ed master in his place. We are sorry to
learn of the illness of Miss Eva Fletcher,
who is in Boston. She has appendicitis
and at this writing her condition is said to
be very serious....D A. Warren, the street
commissioner of middle Islesboro, began
work Monday. He is repairing the road
down on Grindle'S Point. l am told that
the roads are not nearly SO bad this spring
as in other years at this time.
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
BORN

BAGLEY. In Troy, March %, to MIR. and Mrs.
Fred Bagley, a daughter.
CooMBs. In Belfast, April l, to Mr. and Mrs.
A. Perry COOmbs, a daughter.
HUTCHINSON. In Little Deer isle, March Ii,
to Capt. and Mrs. s. C.. Hutchinson, q daughter.
The Republican journal., 1906-04-05
SWANVILLE.

SWANVILLE.
E. c. Marden, who has been very sick, is
improving. -. Messrs. Clarence Walker and
Alfred Maddocks left Monday for Boston,
Mass, where they have employment.
Messrs. A. W. Curtis and E. f. Maddocks
are cutting c. Il. Nickerson's wood by horse
power
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
Of Interest to Farmers.

THE TRIBUNE has been asked by a number of the leading farm CTS in the county to make the following announcement. Satur- day, March, 10th, is to be day of trade and sale among the farmers and every farmer who has any kind of live stock or any thing else of value that he wants to dispose of is requested to bring it to Green Forest on that day. Any thing that is brought in for sale may be disposed of either at private or public sale. The only object that the farmers who have requested this have in view is to bring the buyers and the sellers together for a day o1 general sale and trade.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

Fine oak and Walnut shingles for sale. Doolipg & Youngblood
 Just received, "a /nice line o1 ladies French Sail lers and Touris, caps. ROGERS & Cox.
 MT. G. w. Sweeney returned from Mountain Grove, Mo-, Wednesday.
 Full line of Aetsple and fancy groceries at the yity Restaurant, Phone no. 63. Thomas Ball, Prop.
 J. B. HAsdkn has purchased car of seed Irish potatoes oi the NorthernIRsd river varieties.
 Dr. R. P. spyrIin will be in his office here Mar. 13, 14 and 15. 'oe prepared td do all kinds of dental work
 M. B. Russell has sold his interest in the Union Sentinel, the labor organ, of Ft. Smith and has purchased the job printing concern of the Ft. Smith Printing Company.
 R. F. Mattox and Willie Wills and wife of Denver returned from Raton, N. M., last Friday. The Denver colony at Raton is slowly disbanding and ere long they will all be contented in their happy little homes in Arkansas
 c. E.. Foreman, sales agent for the Eureka Water Company, in- forms us that the demand for "Ozarka" is becoming so great that the facilities of the company for handling the trade will have to be greatly increased. He says the company has recently placed an order for several thou sand dollars worth of bottles to be used in shipping the water and al present the company finds diff culty in securing bottles fast enough to supply the trade This is a fine illustration of wha' can be accomplished by adver' Using and pushing 8 thing O merit to the front.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
Always Keeps Chamderlain's Cough Rem
 edy In his House.

Always Keeps Chamderlain's Cough Rem-
 edy In his House.
 "We would not be without Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It is kept on hand continually in our home," says w. w. Kearney, editor of the Independent, Lowry City, Mo-, That is just what every family should do. When kept at hand ready for instant use, a cold may be checked atsthe outset and cured in much less time than after it has become set- tied in the system. This remedy is also without a peer for croup in children, and will prevent the attack when given as soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even after the croupy cough appears, which can only be done when the remedy is kept at hand. For sale by all druggists.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
Dangers Of Pneumonia.

A cold at this time if neglected is liable to cause pneumonia which is so often fatal, and even when the patient has recovered the lungs are weakened making them peculiarly susceptible te the development of consumption Foley's Honey and Tar will stop the ough, heal and strengthen the lung' and prevent pneumonia. La gripe coughs yield quickly to the wonderful curative qualities of Foley's Honey and Tar. There is nothing else "jus as good" F. R. Morrow's
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
Sunday was the thirty seventl

oullooy WOO VlAC OiAAkoy -0OV VOAiVAA anniversary of the wedding of MT. and Mrs. Forsythe, who live two miles north of town. Uncle Bill killed the fatted calf and prepared dinner for a few of his friends on that day and those who were there say that MT. Forsythe and his wife know all about how to make their neighbors have a good time on an occasion like this. The guests were Mir. and Mrs. A. c. Wag- goner; w. H. Wells and family 1; Mir. and Mrs. Andy Cox; G. L. McNeil, wife and daughter, and c. A. Martin and family.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10

Have Joe Whitaker to shear your horses ana put them in trim for spring. Hs will do the work at a reasonablePrice and the diff ference in appsarance in your horse will surprise, you.
 Some strictly drst- class resi- dence and business property in Green Forest, for sale or exchange for Texas or Oklahoma property. For !9 particulYrs Ninquire at this office. THE TRIBUNE man has not been very much on the alert for news this week. Most of his at tention since Thursday has been devoted to a new girl baby at his house.
 The report that has been cur rent for a week or more past that the Granger-Kelly Lumber Co. is intending to discontinue it's Green Forest yards is mistake. THE TRIBUNE has it direct from MT. Granger that the only change contemplated is in stock.
 The public school opened at Berryville Monday morning with Prof. J. C.. Bunch, Everett Faulkner, Miss Myrtle Bunch and Mrs. Rena Wright in charge. The opening enrolment was 23O and the patrons of the school are looking forward to a very success full term.
 A. J. Russell attended the closing exercises of F. o. McCall's school at Grand View Friday night of last week. He reports an excellent entertainment by the school. The Grand View school board has had a firm hold on Mir. Mccall for several years and they do not show any in- clination to turn him loose.
 J. A. Jaques is advertising a public sale of his effects at his residence near the depot for Saturday March, 10th. MT. Jaques has decided to move his family to Eureka Springs where they will remain until he has de. cided upon some permanent To- cation. We reget to lose MT. Jaques and his estimable family from Green Forest.
 T. M. Buel can furnish you with eggs from his fhoroughored chickens. Rehember he took 27 premiums at the fair. You are sure to get besA h the market. Brown Leghornx and Buff Coch- ems, 50 cents yer. setting of b eggs. Buff Lfghprn, Partridge Cochen, Blaek Minorcas and White WyaTdotts S1.oo per set tings of 15 eggs.\ Send your order early so you V ill be sure to get yourkggs.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-03-10
Letter to Mir. E. c. Cooper.
GREEN FOREST AK.

GREEN FOREST A2x.
 Dear Sir: You're always in- terested in any item of news; and here's one that will interest not only editors, but anybody else who is a property owner and likes to keep things in good re- pair,
 MT. o. R. Kurzock, editor of the East Troy (Wis.) News, had some painting done. The first coat was led and oil and cost him S13.80; the second coat was Devoe lead-and-zinc Paint, and cost him S7.6O.
 If we knew the dimensions of the building, we could tell how much he would have saved by making the first coat of Devoe; !; but he's probably figured it out now. He will use Devoe lead and-zinc Paint hereafter, we're sure.
 Yours truly,
 F. w. Devoe & Co. New York, Chicago and Kan . sas City.
 P. s. Harbert Bros. sell our paint