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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27
COTTON SEED MEAL.
Valuable for Feeding to Horses and
Mules.

At meeting of the South Cdto-
lima Live Stock Association hel, at
Columbia. 5. G., on Fe7 81 and
9th an address fun OF practical ad-
vice. backed By scientific knowledge
was delivered by the eminent DR..
TAFT Butler. of Raleigh. \. C.. on
"Pratical Stock Feeding in the
South" Or. Butler is recognized
authority on feeds and feeding and
what he says should have a special
weight and influnece throughout
the entire south. and that part of
his discussion touching the feeding
of horses, mules and colts is of spe-
cial Importance to the southern
breeder
In the official report OF the gen
eral discussion which followed DR..
Buffers address. this occurs. DR..
Butler was asked:
| You speak OF feeding horses cot
ton seed meal What about the mus
cular forming properties of cotton
seed meal. on the animal. compared
to corn and OATS"
DR. Butler: There is enough
known about feeding horses cotton
seed meal for me to state that II
you had a horse that YOU We're feed
ing. II pounds OF corn daily. that
YOU could take out four pounds of
that corn and put in two pounds OF
cotton seed meal and get better re-
suits. Not because corn is not the
best feed We have for supplying heat
and energy but there is another
thing needed. When that horse sup
plies YOU muscular energy he is
burning up his muscles just as YOU
burn coal in a furnace TO supply
energy 30 run the machinery in YOUR
factories. and he has got to have
something TO build up those wasted
muscles. and corn does not contain
. il in sufficient quantity. \ little cot
ton seed meal is better than an ad-
I iditional amount of corn. When you
lare already feeding your horse stoy-
err and ten pounds OF corn, I would
rather have two pounds OF cotton
seed meal added than four pounds
q OF corn ] would rather have TWO
lpouuds of cotton seed meal added
than -four pounds of oats Corn 3,
J "a splendid horse feed. but We are
wasting TWO million dollars a veal
Fin south Carolina feeding 1a all
corn ration
I'm what proportion would YOU
p feed cora and cotton seed meale
d. Butler That 0ill depend
% upon rour bias.
Plenty % ha>
Ur Butler An attrs~e ration ol
a Thousand pound horse toins real
hard WORKS s about Do pounds ot
Sra.r aui ~ fe % pounds ~ nay
81 Instead 40 O p pounds af fodder aut
81 90 pounds ~ eeln. q would take
b po4uhs W uvas.aD has and tu
poHa4s us tntsr aud then add li
p pounds of corn and q p0uuts ~ tpt
q tua ..eH H.ts. .ll e.f better rysgats
"a .if Hal HsrH .u feed .at hat som.
q H-st|as ra. u. clover bias. q to up
y |ft.Ha E..I feed aut cotton se~t
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b. aw. .HffaH aees mval .u Pee .afiot
g uf Hara Norttae tarss unless
.hat s. nf oats. sud fhef @fa
"a rhear
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rre ii1aser snthsrifs aud should .n
faresf agafr farmer ame hofs~ a@n
or lu fh~ @uaia W. send thousand
b. ~ fufans .nfu fne N8r"h@esf ever
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

SUBS CRIPTION RAT + s
One month .......-... 90
Six monthe Tin sdvanceb . AIS
One year Gin advanced .. 500
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

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Ha8ls sQ FtFw hasra HaNs
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4p.niuu ttaf fho repar ~ fts u-
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reasonable mau e86hf fo Seas him
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barge against Eim Yes. ths Nots
H the senate ls calculated 20 make
Hssopie fat ever themselves IN a
seEannl. 10 Ses Ia Balleys aAnd
wagon
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

year for corn. We send into the
northwest every wear thousands Of
dollars worth Of our cotton seed
meal Nobody is benefited by this
but the railroads Il We keep our cot
ton seed meal az home 20 feed il Will
help us, and Dr. Butler says IL Will
help our horses and Dr. Butler
knows
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

4 dispatch from Austin says
TIE attorney general holds hat
he xuti-n~posssn la~ ~lli not AXE
effect until ninety days after The
Ad1onrn0ene " this .egiAiAsas~, and
that it Goes not ADpiy to perssss
vAo mar b. xppsastsl psses - eAas
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

The more 1t is tried the more 1t is
praised split-log-drag The la
test testimonial for this simple road
building device is furnished by the
Celeste Courier: John Lewis has
been using split-log-drag on the
road near his residence north Of
town and every body who drives
over it says it is greatly improved.
He has continued to drag the road
persistently against the discourage
ments and taunts Of other farmers,
who said il would do no good, and
who evidently believed that no work
should be done on the public roads
unless II was paid for by the county.
The universal use OF the drag after
each rain. when the ground begins
to crumble. is the only salvation for
the dirt road in this country.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-27

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Arizona republican., 1907-01-17
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Arizona republican., 1907-01-17

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
LOGAN $ BRYAN ON WHEAT

(S6acial Wire to Duey & Overlock.)
 CHICAGO, May 2s.-Because of some additional rains all in Kansas points reported this morning, there was further attempt 0s the part or loca1 bear forces in wheat to press the market for further decline. The extreme tow roint at eT 5-s for July was exactly the turning point of the market on the decline last week. I. soon became evident that there was ia lack of confidence on the part of short selling. Commission houses ab- sorbed the early offerings. Private cables say Hungary and Roumania have not had adeguate r.....,, There is q large volume of resting orders under the market but there was no aggress- i've buying, enough to keep the ad- vance going. Prices gradually set tied back and closed about the same as yesterday. It looks as if the bear ish influences of what little rainfall there has been west and abroad ahs been discounted on the recent decline and the markt is now in position fol a fresh bull start if former holders attempt to replace long wheat sold out
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
SHOW ALITTlE ADVANCE; FIRST IN TWO WEEKS
No Particular Significance Attaches to It, However,
 Says Graf,
(By Frank :. Graf.) )

For the first time within the last two weeks the market has shown a little strength. and very likely the greater part is from short covering. Personally I Go not believe the ad- vance in today's market has any par ticular significance, as money is tight and the conditions of the country re- main unsettled. Calumet & Arizuma shows a gain of three points for the day. Shattuck is firm at $30.00. Denn was offered freely at $9.00 with out takers. I understand that condi- tions at the property have improved much within the last twenty-four hours, and indications are very en- couraging.
 Boston and New York gained strength today. but at the close there was tendency to show weakness. All markets will be closed tomorrow Decoration Day.)
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
DOW JONES $ CO.'S LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & Overlook
 NEW YORK, May 29.-Americans in London strong 1-4 and 1 above par ity.
 New York Central takes over its own terminal construction work from contractors.
 Snow up state, but warmer weath CT in west
 Ex-Comptroller Thos. P. Jordan oi Equitable Life indicted by grand jury
 London market generally better, for eign bourses improve and copper strong under lead of Rio Tinto.
 Mayor vetoes utility bill.
 Unfavorable weather seriously af fected Brooklyn Rapid Transits earn ings from Coney Island and other points.
 Stronger demand for stock in loan crowd
 London settlement concludes to morrow when failures may be an nounced, but nothing of any conse Quence Is expected
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
STRIKE OF TAYLOR CARDWELL IS
 OF NOTE
Indicates Existence of Large Body of 0re-Face of 35 Feet Averaging 10 Per Cent Copper,
(paradise Recsrd. !

Because 1t appears to demonstrate the existence of large body of high grade copper ore, the Taylor -Cardwell strike is one of the greatest of im- portance to the Chiricahua mountains, and it will probably be the making of the west end of the district of radius of several miles.
 Small veins of rich copper ore have been encountered in numerous in stances. On at least three properties demonstrations to date seem to clearly indicate the presence of large deposits of copper ore of low grade. Lead ore in paying quantities has previously been struck on other properties in the Chiricahuas. It Is, of course, the gen. cral opinion that the future will show satisfactory ore bodies with sufficient development on many groups here aboHts. Yet the Taylor-Cardwell group has now an excellent showing of copper in quite large quantities ore, too, that is not low grade.
 Of course. this property is not yet to be properly chased as a proven mine, but the indications of large deposit of high grade copper ere are among the best.
 The ore showing. seen by Record man. is that in a tunnel driven along the vein. There was a full face of ore for B feet. This ore is estimated to average about 10 per cent copper. and carries also gold and silver. The assays have been had by the owners one gave returns of .0S oz. gold, oz. silver and IS1s per cent copper, or a valuation per ton of s9S.90; the other assay, $40 in gold and 40 per cent in copper, or a total of $240 to the ton. F. Obermuller. who holds an option on this group. made several other assays. but the results are not known. One of them was very high in gold.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
COPPER METAL FIRM.

Special wire to Duey & OyerIock)
 BOSTON, May 29.-The News Blu reau says:
 The United Metal Selling O., when handles the output of the Amalgamat- ed and affiliated mines, Phelps. Dodge & Co. and other large producers, re- port no change in copper quUtauons. The United Metal Selling Co. contin- ues to quote electrolytie at 25 cents. There have been reports that conces- sions would be made when large pro dueers entered the market for sup plies for delivery in the third quarter of the year. but so far there have been no intimations on the part of the large producers of an impending change in quotations
 H IL Rodgers. John D. Ryan and H. 3. Thayer, of tbe Amalgamated Copper Co, are not in the city. High prices for copper for the rest of the year are practically assured.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30

BOSTON. May 29.-Never before in their careers have the big producing copper companies been able to pre- sent showing of net liquid assets, cash and copper. which in any way could approach their condition today. The higher copper market, has of course made extraordinary earnings possible, but all these earnings have not been paid out in dividends. Large sums have been expended for con struction and the balance carried to surplus. There is every reason to believe that the active situation is much better than reflected in specu- latiye sentiment It may take some time for sentiment to change from. the present bearish tendency-Boston News Bureau.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
LOGAN 6 BRYAN STOCK LETTER

NEW YORK, May 29.-Yesterday good feeling was reflected in today's trading and the list had healthy tone throughout the session. Standard is sues were in good demand and out side buying. as we'll as local support, showed quite an improvement The Presidents speech tomorrow was the one topic of conversation and senu- ment as to the outcome sems about evenly divided. There was no news of importance and no feature to the market for it's continued heayiness during the entire session. Would not be surprised to see the list do better. should the Presidents speech be not taken as unfavorable.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
pAlNE's COPPER LETTER.

Special Wire to Duey & oyerlock)
 BOSTON. May 29.-The market looks little better tonight. London copper came stronger and there was DO pressure to sell stocks. The short interest is large and will have to cover soon. expect rally of a few points but nothing to cause pro longed upturn A strong bear party has been depressing Greene-Cananea but they are getting discouraged by the heavy buying around $14.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
WALKER BROS. STOCK LeTTgR.

NEW YORK, The market today had much of better tone and quite good advance. In the morning shorts GOV cred freely and prices went up easily. Hints that the Presidents speech to- morrow would be eonciliatory were in circulation and this helped senti- ment In case this is So we are apt to have a good active market Friday and the short interest is probably large and a little unwieldy. The bank statement Saturday should be good.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
Mining, Smelters and Stock Quotations
WRONG REPORT
 OF CASTLE DOME

Mccormick states that report was made on the mine by an engineer. but it was very favorable one. The Sil- yer Belt regrets greatly that :he re- port was published. as it has done the company considerable harm, and glad iy corrects the error. Mccormick, who Is manager for the company, states that the shaft is 140 feet deep and that 1t is becoming better with depth, a fact which is given in the engineers re port
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
MAKING TOPOGRAPHIC MAP.

WASHINGTON, May z9.-A- B
 Searle. of the United states Geologi cal Survey. Jeff Washington about May % for Silver City, N M., fol the purpose of making topographic map of the Silver City quadrangle Later in the season he will make special map of the Santa Rita mininl district. MT Searle will be assisted in this work by Mir J. T. Sinclair, wit win leave for the field about June i
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
RICH BODY OF ORE
 FOUND 0N HELvETIA
Nineteen Per Cent Copper Traced for Distance of
 1000 Feet.

Boston-The Boston News Bureau reports that an ore body. ranging from 15 to 19 per cent copper has been found on the Helvetia property and the vein has been traced for 1000 feet without break. Tho ore body at the first, or 100 foot level, is said to be 60 feet wide at least. The 2en foot level crosscut is in ore for a distance of about 15 feet. The ore is oxide and cuprite with glace and native copper averaging 19 per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
TESTER & HICKS.
 Brokers.
Bisbee. May 29.

Bisbee. May 29 Today's market was just the re- verse of yesterday. The copper share market is broader. and prices of some of the leaders made a sharp advance, closing at highest figures for the day. Cal. & Ariz and Amalgamated were the features, gaining and points respectively.
 The curbs show little change in price, but stocks seem to be more scarce, and if the Boston market holds its advance of today the curbs are bound to firm up little. Tomorrow being a legal holiday there will be no market.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
Pritchard Hagen & Co.
iECORPGRATED.)
 Brokers.
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 MARKETS.
 PHONE 135.
MARKET LETTER.

May 29.-The market for coppers today experienced a series of ups and downs, and at the close presents a firmer tone than at any time since the opening of the week. The feature was an advance in the Cole issues. Curbs are sta tionary. We look for more life in the markets on Friday and Saturday. No boards to- day, Decoration Day.
 Closing quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
j. .. PaiTcHARD, Broker
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
 Stocks a Speciality.
Bisbee, Ariz-. May 2s, 190,

Bisbee, Ariz.. May 29, 1907.
 The market continues weak, more offerings than buyers. and no sign of immediate recovery, it seems all in favor of the investor, aud the careful ones are. taking advantage of the op- portunity. Denn, Wolverine and Butte & Arizona are the fayorites among the local buyers. some are preferring War ren, few are after Superior & Pitts burg, in any of these there can be no great risk at present prices.
 Cf0Siue mutations.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
Globe Silver Belt.)

Globe Silver Bclt.)
 A report published in the Silver Belt some time ago to the effect that the Castle Dome Mining company had closed down because Of an unfavorable report by engineers was erroneous Con Mccormick. the original owner Of the property, was in the city yester- day and stated that the mine was closed dcwn for the purpose of in stalling compressor and drills owing to the hardening of the formation.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30

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 HOTEL oRENA-
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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30

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Bisbee daily review., 1907-05-30
BIG COPPER CO.'S SURPLUS.

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The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-09
BALTIMORE CAPTURES
TWo CONGRESS HoNoRS.
oldest and Youngest House Members
Come from M%aryland's Ne
tropolis.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-To the city OF
Baltimore belongs the double distinction oil
having at once tie Oldest and the youngest
members of tho Sixtieth Congress.
Almost threescore years separate them
in age. The older man is gray, yet ener-
Retic and active. while the younger has
not yet wholly thrown off his boyish zeal
and enthusiasm. The oldest man is SEN
ator William Plnckney Whyte, and the
youngest, Representative Harry Wolf.
Senator Whyte, Maryland's Grand Old
Man is now S4syears old. Representative
Wolf is still under %. The Senator Is a
grandson OF William P~inckney, perhaps
The ablest lawyer of his day and one who
served his State in many responsible p0-
~sitions. The infant Of the House was
born and reared in poverty and made his
start in life selling newspapers.
During the recent campaign Senator
Whytc, Notwithstanding his advancing
wears, stumped the State with all the ae-
ttvity and snergySof 4 man a generation
his Junior. In his long public career he
has filled with honor every high Office
within the gift OF the people of his State.
Young Harry Wolf, after graduating
from the newspaper-sclling business, en-
tered an office, and later studied law. He
was admitted to the bar. and when just
old enough to qualify as a member of
congress carried a district which for many
wears had been represented by a Repuo-
lican. his opposite in politics.
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-09
GETS BACK PENSION
AGED WIDOW WEEPS FOR
JOY.
Mrs. Ellen Faulkener Will Receive
$1,300-Her Husband One of
First Volunteers.

Mrs Ellen Faulkener, of 2f9 Clinton
street, has been notified by government
omcials that she Will be allowed her claim
OF pack pension, which claim was insti-
tuteu some years ago IN ner oenaif. When
sue receives tne seated she VIII
nave II ne. possession Si'oVo.
oNer lorty years, or ever SINCE ner
nusuanu, Daniei f~auikener' Vniase piack-
l'u VI Lassaic my Years ago marcneu
s"ay "a IN oaiiornl OIL p'ue, pach IN me
usS =. u SiVn war, ieaVins ner WIN
~ 70 heep rue Won from the
NJ WIS. rauiAsher mas ueen living a
,ae u poverty. now tne Christmas GIT
asatt,sa - 1nn III sisn.' ana an
;an,,' u,a la 90 moA'nis' aNu sne Is eAeeeu-
sis.e si aes. A.
AZ. ~ WIS auikener mas never seen
The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-12-09
CITIES TO FIGHT FOR
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

WASHINGTON, Dec 9~.-Indications
point to a lively fight before the Demo-
cratic National Committee this week by
several cities that are aspirants for the
honor of entertaining the Democratic
national convention of 1908. Chicago,
Denver. Cleveland and Louisville are
after the convention, and each city will
put up an active contest to land it,.
Tom johnson. Tof Cleveland, has an
nounced that1n his opinion Cleveland is
the best location that could be selected
for <fthe convention. Believing that
knIoney talks, he has caused 1t to be
made known hat he wi come to
Washington with 800, 900. which will be
turned over TO The national committee
il 1t consents to select Cleveland as the
convention city.
Denver went after the Republican
convention hotfoot, but lost. Not
daunted, Denver now intends to make a
try for the Democratic convention.
Louisville was very anxious a few
weeks ago to capture the convention,
and is still after it, but probably will
put up only a p~erfunctory fight this,
because of the fact that the action of
the Common Council of that city in
voting $40, 900 to be used as a fund in
booming Louisville as a desirable con-
vention city has been. declared by the
State courts to be unconstitutional.
Louisville may withdraw from the
race at the last moment.
Just what Chicago intends to do is
not definitely known here. That city
came near losing the Republican con-
vention because of the slowness of her
representatives who were charged with
the duty of looking after her inter-
ests, but at the last moment Chicago
got busy, and when her representatives
made it known that she was really in
earnest in her desire to have the con-
vention. it was all over but the shout
ing.
The Democratic committee will meet
on Thursday and Friday of this week.