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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-13
POOR BABYS FACE
ITCHED TERRIBLY
Face and Neck Covered with In
famed Skin : Suffered Terribly
y Mother Took Her to Doctors and
Colleges to No Avail Lost Faith
in Medicines Friend Suggested
Cuticura Remedies and
CHILD is NOW THE
PICTURE OF HEALTH

my baby's face and neck were COW
cred with itching skin similar to eczema,
and she suffered terribly fer over a year.
! took her to number of doctors, and
also 70 different colleges to no avail.
Then Cuticura Remedies were recon-
mended to me by Miss c., who was
telling me how they helped her. | did
not use 10 at first as had tried 50 many
other remedies without any favorable
results. Az last | tried Cuticura Soap,
Cuticnra Ointment, and Cuticura ResoI-
vent Pills, and 70 my surprise noticed an
Improvement. After using three boxes
Of the Cuticura Ointment together with
the Soap and Pills lam pleased to say shs
is altogether different child ard thepkA
tnre 81 health, and now have a firm
lief ia Cutcgra Remedies and would Il
~ without them IN the house. / Vi
gladly let you publish this testimonial 4
| would like others to have the sa~F
benefit that we did, and You nAss
! will recommend themstronglSt6w
body know and to those ! don't
too. Mrs. A. G. Brestlin, nj N Lin
ST., Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 20 and 30, l9(A
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Mountain Heights.

Owing to the lay Of the land we
have called our subdivision Mountain
Heights; IL is located in the heart Of
the city within d few minutes walk
OF the business center, the Southern
railroad station and the Bis Mountain
Park Hotel with its famous hot
baths. 1t is one Of The highest Gle
Yations OF The city used for buildine
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-13

Hot Springs is located on the TsIEss'
line of the Southern Railroad 81
miles west of Asheyille and nestles
among the highest peaks of the Solth-
ern Spalaehain mountains, at the
point where the beautiful and stately
Blue Ridge joins the Great Smokes
Its climate is unsurpassed; the days
are delightful and the nights cool;
the air is dry and light and unattend-
ed by the heavy morning due so often
found at mountain resorts. From n
This section has been termed the
Switzerland of America The high
mountains rising in bold relief against
the blue back ground of the sky. and
winding In and out of the mountains,
tumbling over the rocks. with its
graceful curves and bends flows the
beautiful French Broad River. Nature
has done more for Hot Springs for it
has given to this particular point its
hot mineral water. which bubbles out
Of the ground at temperature of l02
degrees; the springs here are world
renowned for the many wonderful
cures effected, and for those sut
tering from rheumatism. malarial,
stomach aud nervous troubles. these
springs are uneQualed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-08-13

a 4iaA&lLf Nd - itD dLktA3t2
lin calling up, considering and passing
the general appropriation bill satur-
I daY, the house Of representatives NOT
only established g/ecord which ecIp
ses all former6segislation Of this
character IN n ne o. time, but also
cleared the deeAs for action on I'M
portant bills vii j. embody the leg.
isiation denande in the Macon plat
form.
BY unanimous consent, The Fielder.
which has beenNassed BY the senate.
becomes the special and continuing
order Of business Immediately after
/ the disposition OF the deficiency ap-
/. preparation bill today. The dcfcicn-
cy appropriation bin carries aDrop.
riations aggregatng $4,000, the lars-
est Of which is $4,000 for the nation
a. guard Of the state. II is not prob
able that the consideration Of this
meas be win consume more than al
short potion Of this mornings SEES
! sion Of he house, and Immediately
after # disposed Of, the negro dis
1 franchi nent bin viii be taken m
The 1 #franchtsement bill, the chic.
feature<of which ID The famous
5s'aasHaf1father Aclause permitting the
(Iawful deseelGents Of any soldier who
FOUGHT tn any 81 me wars waged Is
Atbe United states or the Confederate
N atas 10 register any vote 1lsboa
qualifying under he educational d.
property qualification clauses
modelled closely after the Alabama
law. Ia fact the only difference be
tween no Alabama law ana It'd er5
prsad GEORGIA law Il + Afabams
fba YroaeY.v daalleeatSA 81 s3a.
while fl tbe Georgia bal IT Is fsed
$500 ana ii Alabama tho husband
NAV REGISTER aud tole fl hs vie
owns property fiji tha state Of tbe value
Of $500 In Ceorsia voter mus.
qnalify as 10 tha PROPERTY clause oa
me prouor,y which Inc owns in his
own right and this NAV he eish
property Of the tsxable value of
$500. or 40 acres Of land which he
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A Spot of Cheap Living.

The necessaries Of the table can be
had at Hot SPRINGS cheaper than any
other section Of the country; an
abundance Of spring chicken. taole
trucks and other requirements of the
table are always to be had at cost
which to the people of other sections
seem almost impossible. Thus one
can build himself little cottage for
the summer and spend the hot
months here at a less cost than the
same time spent at home For those
who do not desire to bother with
household duties but like to have a
cottage, it is our plan TO establish on
the subdivision. an eating house
where cottagers of the subdivision
can obtain board at reasonable
charge, thus enjoying the comforts Of
heme. yet not having to bother with
household cares.
Take Advantage Of the Cheap Rates.
Railroads are advertising cheap
rates to Hot Springs on the night
trains Of Wednesday, August, ii.
Tase ADVANTAGE OF this rate and at
tend the big auction sale OF lots on
1890 Heights. Rate fer r0ant
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NOTICE.

Bmnswick, Ga. or Hot Springs, y.
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Plaintiffs Attorney.
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trip ticket S1t.75.
We viii Refund Railroad Fare.

We VIII hsfund hatiroad FARE
To all purchasers of one or more
lots at this sale. we will refund all
railroad fare up to a distance of 500
miles. Thus any one can attend the
sale at practically little cost. Do not
let this opportunity pass you.
Remember the Opening Sale Will Sc
Held on Friday, August IS. Sale
Starting at 10 am.
Every lot will be sold at auction on
the ground at Hot Springs, n. c.
Join the South Georgia Colony and
have summer home in the land OF
Beauty. Health and Cheap Living,
For full particulars address,
ALBERT FENDlG & COMPANY.
brunswick, Ga. or Hot Springs, N. c,
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NOTICE. n
MRS M. z. Burma
], w. WOOD.

In the Court of Ordinary Of Giynn
County. Georgia, October Term 1907
Petition to set aside Judgment pro
batting viii Of Susan j. Wood in
common form.
To J. w. Wood, defendant in the
above stated ease
You are hereby cited to be and APP
ut the court OF ordinary of said coun-
ty to be held on the first Monday in
October. 1907, then and there to show
cause If any you can, why. the pray
Ct Of the petition field by Tlaintiff -.
the above stated case should not be
granted.
Witness The Honorable Horace
DAFT, Judge of said court. This 10th
Horace Dart.
Ordinary Glynn County. Ga.
Moors, Gordon s Branch,
D. w. Krauss,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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BIG LOT SALE
At HOT sP(IGs
in WILL BE coNDJcTED NEXT
WEEK nv ALBERT FEHDiC
g. COMPANY.

Did you ever wish that you could
afford to send your family to the
mountains during The hot summer
raonthsy Many a man has had this
desire but felt that he could not af-
ford II. If YOU have experienced this
feeling. or If you would like 10 have
a summer home In The mountains. our
p1opogitlon sbould apDeal 10 YOU Join
Inc south Summer Colony being IT,.
Gated at Hot SPRINGS
BID orenina Sale win BE At Auction
Friday, August f6.
~ ba.o r.,anti,, n.roha.e9 ~ t4oF
ea.,ags traot Ia ,aaa L ~ hasrt
-, !, s III. r,a.
..3,..., { -, "a co. -.
-. - , ~ -
III ~. - i,' -. ssaa
-, ~ 7.'eN. .. ~, - Z -
- 80 s.,.,'.l',''''' ~ - - $50,
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Pay Us S1l-you save sT-tne suit
is yours. Kaiser
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$3.50

VIII buy nice twostory hause, elace
IL facing square.
ASSERT FENole 6 &C.
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VIXEN you SEE 1T ADVER.
TlSED BY LEWIS you KNOW
STRAIGHT. sEG THE CpEaT
DucTiON o. MEMS CQL0 .
5uiT3 ADVERTISED on --5t
PAGE.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03
Winter Cloaks,
Suits and Skirts

The time has now come when
you can we'll afford to buy a new,
up-to-date Winter Cloak at the
prices we quote during this Sale.
Our loss is your gain. Come in
while the assortment is good.
The Cloaks are GOING TO BE
SOLD if low prices will do it.
Ladies' Black Coats, trimmed
and lined to the waist line, worth
$500, sale price. SO rs
Ladies' brown, blue and castor
color Coats, lined to waist line,
and velvet trimmed, we'll worth
$500, sale price ...........9 81
Ladies' medium light color
overplaid Coats, very stylish, reg
ular $500 value, sale price, IL so
Ladies dark plaid; half fitted
back Coats, worth $1,000, sale
price. 4U
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03

Ladies' brown and blue Cloaks,
piped with velvet, regular price
$3.50, sale price. 70
Misses and Children's Cloaks,
made from good Kersey cloth and
sold at $500 and $500, the sale
price. SO
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Blankets, Quilts

You can cover up with very
little money at this store the next
IS days.
10-4 Good Cotton Fleecy Blank
cts, worth 75c, sale price. -. SIC
ia Blankets, gray, tan and
white, regular selling price $l.0O,
sale price. 100
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03

you.
IS inch all wool Serge Cloth,
worth Csc, during this sale ...43c
So inch Mohair, worth 75c, goes
on sale at. .49
lSc Plaid Goods goes at. ~
l5c Plaid Goods 60 at ......0
Several pieces of good Outing
Cloth, worth up to l0c, sale price
only
Choice Print Dress Patterns of
10 yards each on sale at. ..... as
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03
Mems and BOYS
Clothing

We not only have one of the
best stocks of high grade Cloth
ing in the Northwest but we can
prove to you that we can save big
money during this sale and get
Clothing that carries a guarantee
with every garment that leaves
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03

the store.
Mems Suits, the regular price
$3.50, sale price. .S9 70
Mems stylish Suit regular price
$3.50, sale price..........l3 so
Mems stylish Suit, regular price
$500, sale price rs
Mems stylish Suit, regular price
$1,000, sale price..........l7 90
Other Suits from a. so to 7 90
Boys double breasted Suits,
worth $3.50, sale price......2 SO
Boys Suits, regular price $4.25
sale price. 81
Boys Suits, regular price $500,
sale price. 49
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Underwear, Caps
and MittenS

See our special prices on Mems
and Boys Caps.
Mems Natural Wool Underwear
worth SIPS, on sale soc
Mems regular 85c Underwear,
to close out at...............67c
Mems heavy 1eeced Underwear,
silk trimmed, pearl buttons -. .45c
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Dress Goods

This department is one of the
best in the state and will be over
flowing with genuine bargains for
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03

SCARFS, CHILDREN'S and
MISSES SETS, LADIES' AS
TRACHAN COATS, ETC.
Fur Boas worth $500 and $3.50,
Baum Martin Scarfs, worth SO
and $40, sale price..........7 25
Other Scarfs during this sale at
75c to 2 SO
Ladies 26 inch black Astrachan
Fur Coat, satin lined throughout,
worth $4,000, sale price....2 so
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1907-01-03

In omert to reduce ourso tool as much as possible oas make the work of taking the annual
nvoCeea easier we have decided hm institute our FIRST Annual Red Tag FeI vemNyS e Hereto
frw e have mmes somewhat ofane effort to close th eoddsa and ends of our stock before taking
lnvenhry,b but never beUe have we made such sweeping reduction in all lines as Waae doing
this i'm EvuyEingw will be Red Tagged, giving the Sa selling pne and the Pre- inventory
Sale price, 50 that everyone whov visits tEs store during ueS Me@ can easily set we ARE conduct
iga bona fde Clearance Sale Our method Of turning Oro our stock at least tVGea year guar
aee to our PENSIONERS that veyhig in stock at this time are brand new goods bought for the
Wintrd 1867. Noshafwon or hauled over stock The teSt style in all departments are
h0e in abundance The stock has been entirely WaTanPVd and rGDOed and eNTaCIHkS have
BEEN mpyedn order that YOU nay akey your pnchassin the least possible time Wee quote
you only few the many exceptional bargains in this Introduction advertisement just enough
OshoW you atW We NEAR business and that we are thoroughly in earnest in this matter of closing
otas much ofths manmoth sockas posibeb before takrg inventory.
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Furs, Furs

We place on sale every Fur
garment in the house at less than
regular wholesale price. FUR
BOAS and SCARFS, MARTIN
BOAS, and ELECTRIC SEAL
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08

the Alton deals by Mr.. Hartman and
his associates are placed by Mr. Stead
at S24 ,64S, 800.
Gas a result of this enormous profit
to themselves, he declared, ''the rail
road companies are thrown into hope
less bankruptcy"
The indebtedness of the companies. as
shown by the figures in the opinion.
has been increased TO a total of $50, 0,646,-
21S since they fell into Hartman s
hands. OF this amount, only $22.50o,-
600. according to Hartman own tes-
timony, says Mr.. Stead, was incurred
for improvements, betterments or ex-
tension of the roads.
cover $57,000,ooO of this indebted
ness, concludes the opinion. ''or more
than 20 per cent of the entire indebt-
edness, created by this syndicate upon
the properties of these companies, were
not created in furtherance of any legi-
innate purpose for which a railroad
company is or can be good under the
statutes Of the State of Illinois,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
RAILROAD COMMISSION
NEEDS A SECRETARY
Newly Created Board in Nevada
Is Hunting for an
Expert.

RENO, New. April T--Railroad Com
missioners Bartine. Thurtell and Shaugh-
messy have offered the .secretaryship OF
the board to A. n Pett. connected with
the division passenger agency here. but
he has declined 10 act. Pett was told
Of all The advantages OF tho place, vet
ne would not leave the service In which
he is now engaged. He Is an expert
stepographer. and has familiariaed him
self with rates 10 such an extent that he
would he a valuable acquisition 10 the
commission.
the greatest preliminary problems before
the commission, The members of the
commission have secured the State for
a man who can FL the place. The re-
oulrements for the position are that the
secretary shall be a competent stenog-
rapher. and the paw is $1,000 q year.
Plenty of men who can write shorthand
and are typists can be found. hut few of
them have the necessary knowledge OF
rates, say the commissioners.
Ed Walker of the Southern Pacific
freight Office here will be asked 10 take
the place. but IL Is not known If he can
qualify as stenosrapher. Attorney
William WOODBURY. Jr, has also declined
TO act In the position. He is connected
with the Boyd law Offices here. and does
not feel that his interests should be neg
lected to serve the State as secretary of
the railroad commission
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
COURT is POSTPONED.
Federal Judge Dietrich Will Hear Cases
at Pocatello April %.

POCATELLO. Idaho. April THE
April term OF the United States district
court for the southern division. which
was slated to convene there tomorrow
has been postponed until Monday, April
22. The Pocatelo term will be delayed
until after the adjournment OF the Boise
term, at which time F. S. Dietrich of
this city. newly named successor 10
Judge Beatty. will take the oath of Office
and assume the duties OF the federal
judgeshp.
The grand jury Is still in session at the
capital, and may remain a work for
another week, AT the conclusion. of it's
Investigations. " is the plan to transfer
the judgeship to Mr.. Dietrich, whose first
Judicial sitting will be at Pooatello.
The most important case 10 come be
fore the Pocatello term will ne that OF
the United States VS.. Luther Bearskln,
the Bannock Indian who killed two 9TH
crs last fall on Bannock creek. twenty
miles west OF here. This will be the
first murder case 10 he tried i'm the Fed =
eraI court for a number OF years.
The famous Spaulding- Brady case will
not he tried this year. Judge Dietrich
Is disqualified TO sit on this case, on ac-
count OF his having been advisory coun-
sci for The defendant before his appoint
ment to the bench. The case Will rest
in allowance until such time az an out
side Judge. probably Judge Hunt OF Mon
tans, can he brought In TO preside at
the trial.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
INSPECT STATE FARM.
President University of Nevada Will
Paw Experimental Farm a Visit.

RENO, New, April President Stubbs
OF the University Of Nevada started yes
terday for the State experimental farm at
Logan. Lincoln county. He went by way
OF Los Angeles. the transportation
through the southern country being by
stage IN parts. while the other way the
entire trip can he made by train
Three commissioners for the farm are
provided for In the bill that was passed
by the Legislature in recent session. Two
OF these men arc 70 be farmers. and the
other q University Of Nevada professor
The farmers Will receive $40 year for
their services. The professor Will serve
without pay.
The State viii furnish additional facIl-
ities for the experimental farm, and i'm
provcmcnts Will be made for the good OF
the Institution. DR.. Stubbs Will inspect
the site and make the arrangements for
carrying out the plans proposed by the
Legisl3 tors.
Bulletins of the work Of the farm will
be published by the state printer and
distributed to the farmers OF the state.
Experiments will be carried on In every
branch OF agriculture. The result Will be
beneficial Il is hoped. 10 the aSricultur-
lists who will then bc able 10 determine
The kind OF soil In which the various
plants are best grown. The experiments
win he reported TO the State publicity
! commission and the fertility Of Nevada S
lands will be advertised In this way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
FALLS THIRTY FEET.
''So Hansen of Logan Terribly In
lured in Accident.

.
DriAN' Utah, April Skull frac-
t'a lace crushed. both wrists broken.
severe hruis'ng and shaking up is
result Of an accident that happened
ra.sd Hansen OF the Seventh ward
& nj, sil,"u.,Isday morning, The young
~ ~ through an open skylight in the
4 Jnms ms pavilion being erected for
sOsan Amusement and Investment
N ~ and he now lies at a local hos
dangerous condition. Owing
I'M huepleted vitality. the result of I'M
'r,sr., ,'' months, great doubt Of his
4, rs,,, entertained. The accident
g SroL SoIL,.ea so disastrously 10 Hansen
fmsn the left ankle OF fellow
- w. august Christensen. Jr., on
!. ne alighted in his downward
=, Ar Hansen fell fully tive
Ia III, Nhfislensen was directly be-
IA h' ~ This latter fact probably
Ia '"e niBt-named from instant
n ana dI}huIed hd man is about % years OF
|r.s"s a. mas wife and babe. and his eX-
Il she r,s.one one that should excite the pity
\ a s,ei OF every human being capa-
4 nree emotlons. For the last two
|,,ded hy eaIs ne has seemingly been
~ fsrSs MISFORTUNE. First he had tv-
Ia no, er which left him so weak he
|tsch wotS for long while, then
|edsrveo' e'ounle seized him and he had
BOON ss hhl Operation for appendicitis.
IL wns ne was fairly about again his
II 10 kec,o o.hhed and for TWO months
taIlmenip 70 her bed Then his stom-
|>E onaro,sed selzed him once more and an
II tad ha".i,,,oh was narrowly avert ed
|.lt WIZ recovered from this last
|@ work ulIe necessity drove him 10
-sr misfortune. nun oi''y " meet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
CAREY LANDS To
SOON Be OPENED
Thirty Thousand Acres in Twin
Falls Canal System on
Market.
ENTRIES ARE TO BE
MADE BY DRAWING
Date Is Fixed for April %, and
a Great Crowd Is
Expected.

TWIN FALLS, Ida. April The
opening Of the first 30 900 acres OF land
under the Twin Falls North Side Land
and Water companys canal system will
take place at Miner on Monday, April
22 under the supervision Of the State
Land Board
Entries will be made by drawing. the
same as heretofore and the price OF the
land Will be the same. so cents an acre,
payable half down and half when final
proof Is made. The water rights cost
$50 an acre. OF which SO Is payable at
the time Of filing and the remainder in
ten annual installments.
The Oregon Short Line railroad has
granted a ratio of one fare for the round
trip 10 Milner from all points in Idaho,
The Miner townslte will be opened on
the same date. Miner will be the juno
ton city connecting the 100000 acres on
the north side with the railroad by cleo
trio railway and Will he the shipping
point of a large territory The company
is building $50 0o0 hotel and other
large structures are planned, including
bank and several business houses. One
fourth payment down is required on the
lots.
Bob McColllm and Major Reed have
everything creased for the opening
which II Is expected Will eclipse all 9TH
ers in point OF interest There arc indi-
cations OF an exceptionally large at
tendance.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
FAMED INTO FURY
Dangerous Fire Swept by Furious Wind
at Laramie.
Special 10 The Tribune


Special 10 The Tribune.
LARAMIE, Wyo., April Fire at
2:30 this afternoon almost completely
destroyed the large ice house of the
Union Pacific railroad on Grand ave
nue., but the fire was confined to the
one building. A terrific wind WAS
blowing at the time, reaching a velo.
city of seventy-fve miles an hour. but
the fre department was prompt and eff
licient Several thedsand tons of ice
were stored in the house, but this was
not greatly damaged. Several wooden
buildings across First street were on
fire at times, but the fires were put
out by the use of buckets and lines of
small hose.
Chief Gramm of the FIRE department
arrived from the East while the fire
was in progress. The wlndstorm was
one Of the worst ever known here. do
ing damage in places
The large dipping plant Of Fred
Springer was blown over four miles
from town, but was not badly damaged,
IL was being taken to the Riverside
ranch, TO be placed in position,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-04-08
CLAIMS HARD COAL DEPOSIT.
Efforts Made to Interest Lewiston Busi
ness Men.

LEWISTON. Ida. April 7.-Show win
dows OF the various shops are decorated
with huge humps OF anthracite coal. taken
from discovery in the upper Snake
river country by Peter Book of Cave
guIch. Mr Book saws he has uncovered
about seyenty-flve square feet OF the
ledge which extends over the whole piece
OF ground TO an unknown depth He says
he thinks he has discovered the largest
hard coal deposit in the Northwest He
had hoped TO have developed II more BY
Snake river carried away his tools and
supplies. Mr. Book Is here for the pur-
pose of interesting the Commercial club
In the project TO the extent OF advertis-
Ing lis discovery to the world. To satisfy
the club members that he has the mino
which he claims. he says he is willing
TO take every member TO the deposit and
LET them see the bed for themselves