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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

When we consider that this auto
matte safety cutoff can be ap-
piled to gas and gasoline stoves, as
well as burners using gas of any
kind for lighting or heating pur-
poses, its value to humanity as a
life and gas saver is beyond compu-
tation.
Very truly yours,
M. j. WALSH CO.,
Per NJ. j. Walsh, President,
Portland, Oregon.
We, the undersigned, have care
fully examined the mechanism OF
Campbell's Automatic Safety Gas
Burner and subjected IL to severe
test, and find that everything claim
ed for IL by the patentee is as stated
and recommend the burner for its
life and gas saving appliance
w. G. HASSLER, NJ. ID.
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
T. j. FARRELL,
Chief Plumbing Inspector.
San Francisco, Cal.
Public Use Required by Law.
That the laws of the land will re-
quire all public houses, especially
sleeping agreements, 10 use these
Automatic Safety Burners, Is the
opinion OF all who have seen them
and given the matter thought.
Railroads and street cars are re-
quired 10 use automatic couplers ana
SAFETY tenders, and numerous laws
nave been passed for the protection
OF the public where the danger Is not
half so great as is made possible by
the use OF unsafe gas burners; and
IL Is unreasonable to believe that
with the thousands of deaths and
other accidents yearly arising out OF
the use OF such burners, that when
our factories can supply the demand,
the city, state and national govern,
ments will take action In this matter
and give the public the protection
which the use OF these safety appli-
ances AFFORD
take pleasure In cextifying that
| have thoroughly examined and
tested every piece and part that en-
ters into the construction OF the
Campbell Automatic Safety Gas and
Gasoline Cut-offs, and burners used
for heating and lighting purposes.
as we'll as the mechanical principles
involved therein. and find said de-
vices 10 be absolutely durable and
possessing great merit, rendering the
use or gas and gasoline for both
heating and lighting purposes abso-
lutely safe.
l consider the above invention
one possessing the greatest meriG
and value of any coming under nv
observation as a machinist with over
40 years of active experience.
Nsighedl NJ. DEMMER,
oSS Second ST., Portland, Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

matte Safety Gas Burner and will
say that / consider It a device of
considerable merit.
Yours truly,
j. p. O'BRIEN,
Portland, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

publishers pleased state that the Camp
patent satisfactory invention which has the
permena stage is being endorsed by
people have liberal purchases Of
stock, they heartily the
enterprise HOFER BROS.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We have examined the Campbell
Automatic Safety Gas Burner thor
oughly and find that the automatic
feature is absolute. This burner
precludes the possibility of escape
of gas should 1t be turned on and
not lighted or the light extinguish-
ed before II Is turned of.
Very truly yours,
BARRETT MANUFACTURERS
AGENCY,
Portland, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
have had the pleasure to ex-
anime the mechanism of Campbells
Automatic Safety Gas Burner Com
pany's Automatic Cut-offs, and also
to see the devices in operation on
gas burners and gasoline stoves, and
cheerfully give them my unqualified
recommendation as being the safest
and best device have ever seen on
either gas burners or gasoline
stoves.
As manager OF the American Gas
Stove company, of st. Joseph, Mo.
and while being engaged IN the re-
tail stove business for the past 10
years, / have made Il a point to
thoroughly examine every device
that tends to make safe the use of
gas and gasoline for heating and
lighting purposes. and find In the
Campbell Automatic Cut-off the
only absolutely safe device that has
come under my observation and
which will supply much needed and
long felt want.
They have my unqualified en-
doroement and have no doubt but
these Automatic Cut-pffs will come
into universal use.
Very spectfully yours,
NJ. d. AYERS, Manager.
American Gas Stove Co.
113-ll5 9th s., ST. Joseph, Mo.
After examining the Campbells
Automatic Safety Gas Burner Com
pany's Cut-offs, | want to say that
they possess all the meritable points
that are claimed for them and set
forth in the company booklets.
There are many features pertain
ing to the invention which enhance
It's usefulness, efficiency, durability,
accuracy of movement and positive
ness In It's working that Is impossible
TO set forth In the limited space al
loted me In this testimonial regard
ing It's merits.
My long experience as an active
constructor OF mechanical devices,
close application to mechanical R'tn-
ciples aud my never ceasing EFFORT
to know how TO do things, has well
fitted me 20 Judge OF this device,
and / must say that the Campbell
Automatic Cut-off is the most per-
feet and complete piece OF mechan-
ism Il has been my pleasure 20 ex-
anime,
Very respectfully yours.
NJ. c. BINGHAM,
Master Mechanic.
Residence at 421 Skidmore street,
Portland, ore,
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
have thoroughly examined and
tested the mechanism OF Campbells
Automatic Cut-offs as applied TO gas,
gasoline and acetylene burners, and
as master mechanic and machinist
OF 80 years experience. iind the de-
vices 10 be simple In construction
and positive IN action
There can be no accident result
ing from escaping gas or gasoline
where the burners are equipped with
these automatic cut-offs. for the rea-
son that as soon as the heat from
the burning gas, gasoline or acetylene
leaves the burners the thermostat
cools, the metal necessarily contract
ing aud thus causing the connecting
rod 10 force into operation the neces-
sary mechanism 10 turn on the es-
Gaping gas or gasoline.
AUGUST IA. SCHULTZ,
Master Mechanic.
75a Umatilla Ave. Portland, ore.
FOR FURTHER PARTIC
omoes 2ii-2iS Commercial Bui
Phone Main 1884. Automatic A
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17
GREAT INVENTOR IN TOWN.
v. Il. Campbell, the Automatic Ga,
Cut-off Genius, Is Here.

GREAT INVENTOR IN TOWN.
V. Il. Campbell, the Automatic Gas
Cut-off Genius, Is Here.
V. Il. Campbell, inventor OF the
Campbell Automatic Safety Gas Cut
of. is in the city taking in the state
fair, and many people who are in
terested In mechanical contrivances
are enjoying an acquaintance with
him. 1t is undoubtedly a fact that
he has one of the most attractive
inventions of the age. His contriv-
ance seems to be simple, and yet
IL meets a need that has been keen
ly apparent ever since the use OF
gas as an Illuminating substance
has been before the public. His in
vention makes II impossible for gas
TO pass through Jet when II is not
burning, hence II a light is acci-
dentally extingulshed, blown out or
goes out from temporary difficulty
with the gas plant, the flow OF gas
Is sure to be cut OF. Thus II not
only prevents gas from escaping.
but In many instances saves. There
are thousands of cases OF asphyxia-
tion every year, and this invention
will forever put stop TO II. Even
IL person wishes TO suicide by the
gas route, II would be impossible
with this fixture on the light. The
invention is also valuable on a gas
or gasoline stove. In most cities the
latter are entirely prohibited, but
with this automatic CUTOFF they are
just as safe as any kind of stove.
Salem (oregon) Daily Capital
Journal, September 16. 1907.
COMMUNICATION
(From Hood River Newsletter
Hood River. Ore, Aug. IA, 1907.
To whom IL may concern:
Al the request OF some friends
who were considering the propriety
OF investing in the stock of Camp
bells Automatic Gas Burner Com
pany, as well as 10 satisfy ourselves
of the utility of the invention, and
to learn first handed Just who, and
what was behind the enterprise, the
undersigned visited Portland. Ore
gon, and examined the books. rec
ords, patents, etc, OF the company,
as well as the different styles OF their
burners I'm use and on exhibition in
their Office and shop. and found ev-
erything 10 be fully as good as rep
resented In the company's booklets.
Realizing and appreciating the
value of this invention, and believ-
ing that these. automatic safety
burners will command a worldwide
market and that II is reasonable TO
expect an enterprise of this char.
aeter TO return large profits on the
money invested, we have been glad
To subscribe for stock ourselves and
take pleasure in recommending the
same TO our friends as a safe invest
ment.
Very respectfully yours,
+. w, M'REYNOLDS,
Merchant.
c, D. NICKELSEN,
City Editor Newsletter.
We believe Campbells Automatic
Safety Gas Burner 10 be a very
practical device, for which there Is
an immense demand throughout the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

Portland, Ore.
The Oregon Railroad 81 Navigation
Company--Southern Pacific Com
pany-Lines I'm Oregon.
M. j. BUCKLEY,
General Superintendent.
have examined Campbell's Au-
tomato Safety Gas Cut-offs, and
have noticed II In operation on gas
jets, and have no hesitation what
ever In expressing my high opinion,
not only OF It's great value from the
standpoint OF safety, but also from
an economical standpoint. IL is also
capable OF being made In different
styles from an ornamental point OF
view, which would appeal TO most
most householders who would other
wise have hesitancy in attaching a
device which might detract from the
appearance OF the ordinary gas FIX
lures. Altogether II strikes me as
being a device which, when manu-
factured to sell 1T reasonable price.
will be good thing for anyone TO
take hold of, as IL should become
practically universal In use wherever
gas is used.
Yours truly.
d. p. WOOD.
Chief Clerk TO Genl Supt.,
Portland, Oregon.
WELLS FARGO 4 COMPANY
EMPRESS.
III. Beclwith, Gen. Agt., Cor. 18th
and Yamhlil Sc.
campbells Automatic Safety Gas
Burner Co.
Dnrf1anA nrapnn
have thoroughly examined the
Automatic Safety Gas Burner and
am satisfied II is all Il is claimed.
therefore | do not hesitate TO sub
scribe for stock.
Wishing YOU every success, am
Yours very truly,
II. BECKWITH,
General Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
have had the pleasure TO thor
oughly test the Campbell Automatic
Safety Gas Burner and IL is the only
appliance that have ever seen that
makes accidental gas asphyxiation
absolutely impossible, and take
pleasure I'm recommending for 1,
your careful consideration.
Very respectfully
o. NJ. TuPPER,
Light and Water Inspector,
San Francisco, Cal.
Oregon Railroad 4 Navigation Go.
Southern Pacific Co.-Lines I'm
Oregon.
j. p. o'BRIEN,
Vice Pres. and Gen. Mgr. o. r. 6
~. Co.
Gen. Mgr. Sou. Pac. Co-Lines in
Oregon.
Campbelrs Automatic Safety Gas
Burner Co.
si4-sl5 Commercial Block. City.
Gentlemen;
have investigated your Auto
LARS CALI. ON OR ADDRESS MR.
HOTEL WILLAMETTE. SEE III
IN: ',ss CAMPBELL
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17
A NEW INVENTION.
That Makes Death by Gas Impos-
Sibfe
very truly yours,
NJ. j. WALSH CO.,
Per NJ. j. Walsh, President,
Portland, Oregon.

"Campbell's Automatic Safety
Gas Burner makes the use of gas
for either heating or lighting pur-
poses absolutely safe for the follow
ing reasons:
list. This burner is controlled
entirely by the heat from the burn
ing gas, and II, for any reason, the
gas Is not kept burning, the flow is
automatically cut on.
2nd. II a person unskilled in
the use or gas should blow out the
flame, and not turn on the gas, this
burner will do so automatically. -
jamestown, Va, Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-17

examine these burners as We
patents of the company to place
of this community lnves
This graft wildcat scheme
manufacturing proposition that person
proud from humane well as
only 100000 shares
preferred promoters stock and lin
only value for the
of erecting factory manufacture these burners.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04

~ dltimo.-; Por que 81 la Insular
Line desea armonizar los intereses ge-
nerales, no tr ansfere las salidas de sus
vapores para los viernes sabados de
las semanas en- que Sc despachan los
correos de la New York aPorto Rico
Steamship Company, que atracando
aquf su muelle propio, para NADIA
necesitan Ell del Quatermaster, del Gu al
a su antojo y voluntad pueden enton-
ces disponer los vapores de la Insular
Line, sin razonamiento nj perjuicio par
nadiel"
"En nuestra fntima creencia de que
la "Insular Line. causante de todo
este movimiento Inappropriate, tiene en-
sus manos ell arreglo, no acogeremos
para su recommendation q los sefiore
Boulton Bliss Dallstt, Armadores de
la Red I'D" Line de New York, con-
dicion alguna intransigente arbitra-
ria, no ser de que SO aceptare cual-
quiera de las aquf indicadas por noso-
tros y especialmente la Ultima. Fir
mada Villar Co., Agentes de los va
pores de la Red I'D" Line.
Con sentimientss de la mayor consi.
deracion somos de I'd. altos 4 S S.
VnLAR ACo.
Agentes de los vapores do la Rcd
ID" Line.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04

|cuchillo entire sus siniestras prerro-
gativas, tenian la facultad hermosa
del perd6n y en- nuestro siglo ipara
berguenza de los hombres! Sc ha
prescindido de esa facultad, pretex-
tando los que puedens ejercerla, no
|tivos futiles que no los librara de la
parte de responsabiidad en- que in
curren.
Hoy mas que nunca Sc impone la
necesidad de que Sc legislen leyes
mas reparadoras, cuyo principal OBJ
jeto no sea el castigo, sino prevenir
el delito, consagrandose las ma sa S
lnconcientes para prcservarlas, con
medios su alcance, de toda infrac-
clon que tiene como movil la igno-
rancia; pues que no pnede exigirse-
10 q I'm nombre el cutnplimiento de
un deber 81 antes no Sc ha proc urado
|capacitarle para que penetre su como
Cimicnto.
Los lamados criminales no solo
son victimss de la ignorancia en- que
vlven, sin6 que tambien sufren la
dehciencia de la ley que ha sido pre-
vlsora para vengarse en- ellos, sin
|tener en- cuenta han sido objetos
|de subito accesos de locura, pro-
ducidos poi inhuenclas nerviosas,
Intermediates sanguineas, 4 otra
causa pathological conQue los partida-
rios de la escuela lom brosiana comba-
ten la pena de muerte.
.lf,Choc L,~x Il
al cadalso, cuando por sus estsdos pa.
tologlco debieron ser enviados los
esta blecimientos de salud para reci-
b1r Ell tratamiento curative Que la
entermedad detcrminara.
"El progreso de ejecutar las SEN
tenclas de muerte dentro del recinto
de la carcel no debe de hacer que
dele de escucharse la voz de los que
lmploran clemencias para los reos Y
que Sc acalle Ell rumor de los q. piden
la abolicion de la pena de muerte'.
Nuestros legislatures inspirados
en- sentimientos de justicia altruis-
mo, deben eliminar ese boron de
nuestros Codigos. cambiandolo por
una ley cuya aplicaci6n este mas en-
ammonia con las ex1genciaf de Ia
epoca y con el caracter del hombre.
No debe pretextarse que Sc carece
de medios adecuados 10 que sc pre-
tende porque serfa haber perdido e1
sentimiento de fraternidad Y 10 Que
es peor, quedar al nivel de los que
ponian los enfermos & las orillas
del camlno para yer 81 alq1n via ierc
acertaba con I'm remedio q la enfer-
medad. Muy facil es comprender que
con el d1nero que sc invierte en- sos
tcner es0lrros y en- pagar verdugos
pueden SostenerSe csta ecimiento>
de salud y plantales de ensefianzas
de donde, enfermos G ignorantes, sal
drlan curados y aptos para ser utiles
su pueblo.
Comparense los procedimientos y
Sc vera la raz6n que asiste q los que
piden:
iAnparo PARA los desheredados
enfermosl
iJusticla para las victimas abando-
nadas
oscar Guerrero.
Octubre 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04
La envidia rompe ell saco

La "Bandera Americana de Maya
guez. que en- todo "entierro' que SC
sucede en- Ell campo del period{smo
regional quiere llevar tambien su
"belita para alumbrar el difunto, al
emprenderla contra u 3OLETIN MEX
CANTIL DE PUERTO RICO, en- ell mime
70 del primsro del que cursa, dice
entire unas y otras lindezas, propias
de las 'lumbrcras" conque siempre
ha contado la Banuera (de papel), que
Ell BOLETlN dcmuestra en- estos mo-
mentos su avance y su progreso, de
tai mancra, que dcja 10 mas impor-
tante, los cables diarios, para publ
carlos en- los sitios mas ocultos del
perl0dico, donde casi nunca Sc lecn
porque cuesta mucho ira bajo al lee
tor Ell hallarlos, micntras que Ia
'brosa es 10 llnico que deja para
ocupar las primeras planas del diario
"Comae' Bandsra, mucha impor-
tancla yo le encuentro a los cables
dlarlos, porque por medic del sor
prendentc laconismo de ellos, sabe-
mos en- Tin momento, 10 que horas
antes haya sucedido en- cualquiera de
los paises del mundo; pero no por
ESQ, vamos 4 ser de la misma opinion
de "ostez' , en- la question de artfcu-
los de actualidad trascendencia pa
ra los asuntos del pals, pucs estos
siempre deben ir en- primera p1gina,
sicmpre visible., para que despier-
ten Ell interes del lector, que echan-
do 4 I'm lado esa lucha insustancial
de de los enredos polfticos, (sabe la
COMAE porque 10 decimos en- este ca
so) busca en- las planas de la prensa
avanzada culta los artlculos de in
teres general para todos, los cuales
son siempre bien aplaudidos, 81 no
que 10 digan los que no cobran del
prcsupuesto nj viven de las conwe-
niencias pol1ticas. -.
va puede usted yer, sefiora "Gena-
"a que la "brosa" que el BoLETIN
publica en- sus primeras planas, la
gente que lie gusta cl bien para
Pto. Rico, la leen con mas gusto atin,
que los brillantes editoriales" que
"ostez les endilga diariamente" ex-
cepto los chisme de polftica pansis-
ia, los suscriptores Y al p1hlico en-
general. Y csc que la tia mayagiisca-
na, publlca sus trabajos trascedenta-
les en- 10 mas oculto del periodismo,
y los cables en- sitio visible. Como
que estos son los que le dan mas cir
culac lion -. ,porque sino. -.
Vaya sonora Genara, 10 que hay en-
este de "brosa", es que usted con
toda sus ''lumbreras' y "eminencias"
de ''redaccion' lie tienen envidia a
la amena y variada lectura del
BOLETIN.
La envidia siempre rompe Ell saco...
LHxNrillO.
Mayaguez, Octubre 10 1907.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04
FL COn1iCtO de los muelleS
UNl CiRTi De los SRhORE VlLLAR Y Co.
San Juan, ?. R. Octu bre de 1907
Sefior Director de Ell BoLRr1n
MERCANTn.
Muy Sc for nuestro:

Muy sefor nuestro:
Como la prensa Sc ha llevado la
question planteada por la Insular Line,
Inc, sobre preferencia en- atr AGAR al
muelle del Quartermaster entire los
vapores de dicha Compafifa los de
Red "D" Line y la que ha dado cier.
ia notorie d ad la intervention de una
parte muy respectable del Com ercio
instigada y eirigida por Mr.. John r.
Turner en- su caiidad de miembro de
la Directiva del Board of Trade nos
lmporta que la opinion p1blica tenga
una con1pleta information .sobre este
asunto pafa que forme su juicio con
perfecto conocimiento de sus terminos
Desde luego ha de liam ar la aten-
cion que ess parte muy respetab BILE del
comercio de San Juan que protesta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04

| Ha regresado de Ponce Ell ho-
norable Fiscal de esta Eorte de :
Justicia de Distrito, licenciado
Angel Acosta Quintero, hacien-
dose cargo de su alto empleo ju-
dicial. IT,
Sc han inaugurado las cla-
ses escolares en- esteDistrito; Ell
Inspector Mr.. Libby, tomase
bastante interes en- que todo
marche bien.
La carne ha vuclto q subir
vendiendose a I6 centavos libra,
siendo esta de mala calidad.
Ell joven Alexandra Sail
crup, manager en- Arecibo, del
Porto Rican Express Co." nos
ha obsequiado con unas Tarifas
de dicho Express.
Damos gracias por tai aten-
Icion que agradecemos.
Ell Registro Civil de esta
poblacion ha inscrito en- el pa
sado mes de Septiembre; liz de-
funclones, u matrimonios Y 100
InaCimientOS.
-Relna animation en- los pa
dres de familia con motive de la
nueva "Escuela Cat6lica'', prom.
ia a lnaugurarse Ell esta pobla-
cion; sabemos sse daran clases
como en- las escuelas publicas;
ademas de labores, ingles, mu-
sica y los sabados parte de reli-
gi6n. Muy bien y adelante.
La Gorte Municipal ha &C.
lebrado en- el mes de Septiem-
bre S8 juicios diferentes, segun
datos de la ohcina del honora-
bic Juez, licenciado Gomez.
I Ell joven teniente seror M
|Chapel, de la Policia Insular, Sc
encuentra enfermo. Al frente
} de la demarCaci6n, Y del puesto
de la poblacion esta Ell cabo
senior Pacheco.
La Policia Insular de la po-
blaci6n ha prestado en- Ell Distri.
to 353 servlcios en- ell mes de
Sep.iembre y en- la poblaci6n
81 servicios. blC5 e.
La GOrte de Justicia de Dis
trlto ha reanudado sus sesiones
en- el dia de aver, leyendose el
6alendario
La Junta de instruction ha
propuestO al Departamento. sea
creada una plaza de professor
Principal, Y sea esta para don
Domingo Rubio, actual presi-
dentc de la Junta Local de
instruction de esta poblaci6n.
La conOcida, ilustrada Y anti
qua profesora de ingl6s de esta
poblaci6n dona Elisa Celia Ii
zol de Seijo, ha pedido la Iun-
Ia de instruction un mes de Ii
cencia por enferma.
La ColeCturia de Rentas
lnternas ha recolectado en- Sep
tiembre $18.o68 con u centavos
por todos conceptos.
La Corte Municipal celebr6
hoy de mafiana varios juicios:
uno contra Jose Carboncll Dor
hurto de menor cuantfa, cOnde-
nandole q 9 meses de carcel V
Otro contra los individuos Fran
cisco Vega, Esteban Rodriguez.
Julian Dfaz y Juan Rodriguez
por jugar al monte, siendo
condenados d 100 dollars de
multa y costas Cada uno; este
trabajo de sorpresa Y denuncia
fue hecho por los detectives Lii
borio Jones Bonifacio Fernan-
dez y guardia Gonzalez. Y lue.
lgo habra personals que digan
que en- Arecibo no Sc juega 4 10
prohibido
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04
4 los susCriptoreS y Agentes

Para la buena marcia de esta Admins
TRACTION, no admitimos Atlas de suscripto-
res & este diario sino desde ell 10 de cada
mes. Las BAJAs Sc avisaran los dfas 80 6
81; sdviertiendose que las que Sc dieren con
posterioridad no sc tomaran en- cuenta nj
surtiran efecto en- la contabilidad hasta ell
dfa dltimo del mes siguiente al en- que Sc
solicitor.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04
LA PENA DE MUERTE
II

Una cosa es Ia acci6n, otra
sl pensamicnto y otra la ina
gen de la aocion. La rueda de
la casualidsd no gira aempre
entire ell0s."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-10-04

eorresponsal.
Octubre q de 1907.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-01-02

thirds as much as the total capi.
talizatlon Of our vast railroad
system, which represents one
halt OF the railroad mileage of
the world. And the vast in
crease in wealth which the farm
ers have made is but an indica.
tion of what will be the enhance
ment in the coming years. Just
as the railrods went through re-
celverships and bankruptcies
some years ago, so the farmers
had their years of hard times,
and as the railroads have come
out of poverty into great pros.
perity, so the farmerr are now
reaplng their harvest of en-
naBced values and of an ever in
creasing demand for their pro-
Observation-Disclosures Record.