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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
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Health i very good With tbe d
cepiion Of colds.
We are having plenty of rain,
I weather now, the roads are inudd,
and travelling ,hsh ! matter q
compnlsion, not choice.
Bnrette Key returned 10 FornFsIi
one day last week.
Ad Key is repairing bis garden,
which adds much 70 the appearance
Of his home Grover Key Is max.
ing Christmas trees.
Lucky Fee Is working for D. r.
Myers.
King Gaines visits at Uncle ] Ohm
Fees very often. What's the at.
traction. King1
Miss Efiic Rockwell Of Illinois
VII sissL the IamIly Of y. U, CObbei
Christmas, and may make that her
home.
Lc. CobbeI purchased a fine or.
gan recently Going to have music
1t bis house.
Willis Dial has been hauling out
Bis shock fodder during the rainy
season.
= ram sFs visited q ri 9. 4. 4 L; Ear. Il
sr's near zalma, last sunday.
O. s. Sturgeon and son are max. |
ng lies for Willis Dial.
Mise Ethel Dag, who ias been
'isiting At Warren, Ark, viii be at |
'ome Christmas.
TIE zalma mail hack broke down
"A BEpsrs Saturday. I Iearu. bnt vagon
III
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

washington telegram says Sen
'ator Stone has nuderiaken the eoI
lection ofa claim against tho gov
ernmcnt dating back u TIC ciyiI
war, when union forces stabbed their
horses in tie Catholic church ii
New Hamburg, No. He has intro.
duced q bill appropriating s26,O 900
n payment Of the damage then
done.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
Iz.nIhin.


We are having very muddy and
disagreeabls veather
The outlook isfor black Christ
mas.
We are feeling the grip Of The
Roosevelt financial disaster. Yes.
/ guess there viii be plenty Of soHp
houses and empty dinner pals.
sRoossssitAbd PFospsfily' some
ef the little republican orators say
II Is al bosb-fhal there Is no panic;
bni We say yes. Swallow II down,
ifs good, it's repnbIican prosperity
10 democracy in il; il's yoars.
keep IL We viii tell yos al about
It next fall, you bet.
Health Is NOT very good. Qaits
. BIT Of sickness.
lam sorry to report fbe death Of
one Of our brightest young ladies,
Miss Tavie POston. Stricken ~
Oran, she was removed TO The bone
of her sister, Nm John Stark. II
CaBey station, where abe IiagsFed
about lvo weeks. She died Friday,
Dee 70. Her remains wefe br0aghs
70 IaaiB 90 Saturday aad taken 70
Barks chapel for inierment Tasle
ssss : zsSa Eirss, !sscs y ~ .<sso
knew her. SHE geaves > iatIser, awO
sisters, illTec brviIefs and ass,er0ns
friends 70 nen,n her delartsrr.
lis reported tisst ; Drs. Me1ssl-
Iosgh. of near SB5de.1s saiil, SssS
Friday night
The Grisl,am Mn company uilI
put ID thses slase amms bere soon.
They are baring bolts made out d
bota whiss and bIaek oak forEbeis
sassssy.
Thomas yas6oSen Of nezr Iskiz
ssld his personal property, Isss
Wednesday,, an1 fsovss ts s. LoziA
Ira Pred BschBer wfIi ~ ssits
a 10 q rsssonai properly = IAaiu
Bexf szEzrday-
wbfts~aser Ksssnie Iosez s :
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

-
There WAs . man, who never told 1 iie..
But he's dead
Never said u Va wet when the weafbS,
was dry y; 4.
Never said
He'd caughthsh when No hadn't caught
1 one,
| Never said he'd done something that ~
hadn't done.
Never seolded be wie, and never go.
mad. u
And wouldn,t believe yhat the world IA
% bad.
Areapecter ofmen. 4 defender of woman.
Wko believed the divine, and ii that
which wna human,
Meek aa Moses bc never was underZ
Stood, !.
Ana the epoorman diedofbeine too good.
And he's dead.
There was q woman who never gossiped
q Bit
She's dead, too;
Who hated aiiscsndai, nor listened to ii;
She believed in mankind, took caro- q
her cat,
Always turned ! deaiear 10 this story or
that
Never scolded her husband -she never
had one;
No slugsard was she, but rose With the
+ sun;
NcyoE whispefed IN meeting, didn't care
for bonnet,
or ali q the feathers that one could put
omit; 9 1I
Never eat with the choir, nor sang the
wrong note; Il.
Expressed no desire to lecture or vote; +
Tor thepcOFsoul was deaf as pOst-also
dumb,
You might have called forever and she /
wouldn't have come. Y
And she's dead
-. luflonir
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
TFmzf9ssS SaIs. /.


WheFaass Franklin A. Sadlcr and
Lcviuia sadlsfs hls wife, nths 2SFd dax
Of April, 1902. executed their deed 81
trust. recorded ID he once oi lhe ~.
scordef ofdeeas Of BoIiineef county. sIsa.
acufis n BOOB 9 ii page 02t, Is William
\. Dunn = trustee, ID secure Tho uay-
raent cf ccfkaln note therein described
and made payAble 10 Jacob !. Conrad
Marbie Hill. Missouri. conveying q saId
trlnIse the following described real oa-
and 81 Of ths AouE6E ct quart 0i 5lEss
tIon eiehteens is1s n township thirty,
(a0J, north of range ten, (lO), east, and
containing se4enE eight and ninety
eight hundFeaiiss 7sps1, aeres.
And wfsfeaa, slas said Franklin A
eadIeF and LoFinia eadiet have made
default III tlle payment u said noso and
the interest thsFH1ns and the SAME re-
mains aae ard therefore "
L. Dunn, The ssss lEastes, viii, at tIle
request Or ne legal holder of said note.
on
TUESDAY, JANUARY II, 1868,
at the north door of the courthouse IN
The town of Marble hin. Bollinger coun-
", Missouri, between TIE hours 81 2
O'clock ID TIE fE1Esas5si aud s 0seI0ek IN
he afternoon, oaEsF ior sale ard sslI aailI
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
wv. H. CHANDLER,
Marble Hill, Mo.


Notice is hereby given that letters 81
administration upon the estate Of II. G
Harty deceased, have been granted 70
she undersigned. BY the Probate couri
Of Bollinger county, Missouri, bearing
date the Ssh day Of November, 1901.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required 70 exhibit them ID
the undersigned for allowance. within
one year from the date Of said letters Of
they may be preeluded from any benefit
Of sach estate; and II said claim BE- not
exhibited within two years from shs date
Of tie publication Of this notice, they
will be forever barred.
LEWIS HARTT, Admir-.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
.JadQe bearing Ont Of the Race,

.JadRe DeariHg Ont Of the Race
Judge i. NJ. Dearing Of Potosi
was 10 Desoto last Saturday on bis
way to HillsborO on legal business
He says be viii moi be q candidate
for congress next year, and believes
In giving our present congressman
Hon M. r. Smith, a chance TO show
what be can do before trying to
defeat him for the next nemina-
ton, which is good logic.-DeSoto
Press.
The above is true to the man who
uttered Il. for The reason thai he is
fair and iswilling to apply the gold,
en- rule in politics as well as IN busi-
ness and religion. But bow about
the gentleman from Perry cOsntyF
Judge Dearing is good eongresSion-
Il timber and the Banner would
like to support bin, and the time
vim come, we hope, when It can.
lJadge Dearing loves the democratic
| party and he is wiling to make per-
sonaI sacrifices for its success
Lead Belt Banner
TuE PErz heartily indOrses the
lforeroine-bOt because il has .
word % say against Mr. RObb, bat
lhs~.,... IN All fairness Mr.. Smith. 4
/. makes good, win be entitled to
-..omi.ation. That i tbe tine
| houored eutom Of both parties
.ns We see no reason to make sn
IexeeptiOa in favor Of anyone NJ
Robb has had his inhiags-Prom'.
ssa, democrat: gave BIN ibe rigid
- ~uv unsiI be veni down N %
les.s-sna bssboaId = Isast eoneeds
: NJ. sniih ihe szss ebsnes ih'i
/ = elsinsd sss right JsdEs Ds.''
,pr I, - good eoagrssiOnsi @.'e
ss..,s.z ssoefninE, bgi
-. !, a. susiisr = tse P'sFe'
E-It Ko.pbssrspssssais''ss 10 =
- a eousbess sd sstsra
-.s.1Sis -s:.ss fs's: = : -. =.
- ter. sss - sss Ess-. '..' !.
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Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
Drunk Bpanch.

- ~ AAASAAe
I send a few items and Wishing
you q merry Christmas and q happy
New Year.
Health Is good
Mrs. Etbej Adams and babe Of
our neigborilood visited ber sister,
Mrs. Charles BazEel, in Marble Hill
recently.
Charles Hunziker, who has had
empIoymertin st. Loais,eane home
q few days ago.
Mrs. W. II. Cobb has been afiiiet.
ed with q severe cold tbe last week.
Some Of our farmers have been
butebering fine pQrhera.
n. W. Hufmsn Of tbis vicinity
has repfed Mrs. sweitzsls bottom
farm and viii move 10 il IN q few
weeks.
Lois IL rain saa END.
a. A. Hafma0 Of cIippard Eisii,
ed bis brolher, \. ", last week
CLAUKE-
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

IF republican editors wonId look
shout and see bow many democrats
there are in Missouri who are fully
qualified to hold down the govern
prs chair with hoKofto themselves
and The ststs they world probably
get over their anxiety on the sub.
isct We've got hundreds of them,
while they, from al Appearances.
have only one-aDd be has been .
very costly experiment as attorney
general.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

Il ~. .d& .V.l 7lrrTT'r--r~r 3~$Ah A<Nff1 WI ti
" Arkansas delivered his maiden
speech IL the United States senate
= fey days ago, and, as was 10 b
expected, hc said something ia
giyc An idea ofhis line of argument
from ihc press dispatches:
Senator Davis began BY declaring Il
was nut ply purpose to remain ii bis seat
II. the senate until bis hair shall .baya
grown gray before taking Up hisW work
actively in,hat body. He proposed t.
present quickly, fearlessly and az intel
ligently as he might, sone Of the living
burning questions before the American
people. Il was for that reason ID bad
determined to speak upon his biIl q sun
press trusts, pools, combinations and
conspiracies. #
suaintphrasing. pointed denunciation
ana evidences Of intense emotion char
acterized his remarks. Speaking 81 the
annual appropriations for the expenses
ioi the government, amounting to $780,
OOO,OOO, he turned to Senator Beyeridre
ana added: "Pile II up on this floor and
Iiet ny ood-lookins young friend, the
senator from Indiana, start 70 count ii.
40 would be as old as Metbnselah be-
fore he could count half Of ~
Everything, he declared, Is IN trust
except acorns and persimmons. Holy
writ admonishes US to 60 into the yine-
yard and work. ! have found nothing
IN the good book that warrants any q
ls going into the vineyard TO corner ali
she grapes.
The president has taken on the dollar
he words "In God We Trust" / won
Ter what the grand old party is going to |
,ut on The dollar3
He read some statistics from the
Oil and, stepping out Into the
isle, stamped his foot and said: ssThe | 1
Standard Oil is the old he-trust Of the
ountry. II is the trust that has all the
'arapherDalia and earmarks Of a trust.
dislike the STANDARD Oil. / hate Tie {
rssa! Of ccsi ci:. rsSo;ssu, makes me 4
lck. Oh, sir, something ought to Be
one to curtaii tbe growth Of this non .
Ter trust-John D. RockefeiIer.s trust
the great Standard OIL trust.
Almost iorseYenteen years the sher. =
AN antitrust law has been upon our
atute books-more than four times as &
'ng ~ II took the north 10 wear out the
sAisy -ssvDs..t -.-a.s~ -a-scs.Ia-.s a G.a..saae
bus term have passed, with all the ma
ninery Of the government at his back, 2
ith the great power Of the chief execu- e
ye in his hands, yet I ask, Will some
,publican senator upon this floor tell q
Ie one trust that ever has been tanned,
Iuell less destroyed :
ssOne trust magnate In the penitentia- Y
! of the United States, one trust mag
ate with feIon's stripes, one trust mag II
ate as a living example and object
,ssori that the law is greater than any .
ian, that tie law is above and beyond
s ali, that the law protects the weak
nd Furnishes the strong alike, would be
he most wholesome example that could
e set in this republic today" }
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
AdmIniatrafor's 4 Totiee.

Notice is hereby given that letters of
BoIsiSs snia's sqsata ak y d.
the eth 1ay ol Decembsr. 1901.
Al persons bayIEg claims against aid
estate are required 10 exhibit them to
the undersigned ior allowance within
one year from the date Of said letters Or
they may be precIuded from any benefit
Of such estate; ana n said eialm b MOI
exhibited within two years from shs date
of the publication of this n0tios they
nil he forever barred. sz......l.
JoHN F. MasrEas, Admir-.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

THE postofIlce department bas
made ruling recsnilg y that pablish.
en- Of newspapers viii not be q.
loved, after Jsn. ] 1903, to mail
their papers to sabscribers who are
ss'iaqseHt over q year. ssys the
OAsh-BOOk We hope those who
owe for over a ysAr win pay up at
once, and also those who owe for .
lsas time than . year. We do not
s'' clearly The departments reason
ior making the order. but It bas
been made and that ends il. So
nose who owe US for over ; yeaE
are expected to setile AZ onee, fol
Weir names nus BE- stricken from
o'r List if they Do noL
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
Our Correspondents.


To- u A
We had 9, ,iigbtsn0w here Friday
the first tofaie season,
II bas been given out that there
will be . box supperat CIubb Creek
church Saturday night afler Christ.
mas. Everybody Weicome.
Hiram Ford i nov postmaster At
zalma.
Ollie Baker passed thru here a
few days ago on bis way to zaIma.
Luke Fowler i visiting IN our
community this week.
! wish TIE Pagss and III many
IpTs uBurseeSs-@ .---.'.
be Christmas tree st Little Valley
church Christmas eve.
Misses Ethel and Yallie Shell
came up from Kennett last week
and will remain until after Christ
mas.
r. Pickett, our merchant, Is haul
ing hay these days.
Yours for a merry Xmas, Mr..
Editor GsgEr Fyz,
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

80 d.
Ihe editor of tho Record l,as u
ceiyed many blank pclitiop,s ,bc ms
few weeks from candidates Is ! Hi,
ofiicc, and tho eiiiions have ioan,I
~ place IN onr waste basket III, IL,
cause wc Are selfish. nor si,fiirndIy
toward the candidates. Such i ID, J,
the case bOl after putiing ii from
twelyeto fifteen hours ont oftwcniy.
four, each day, we feel like giving
The remainder Of our time d our
ialmlly, and incidentally 10 4 short
sleep and rest Benton Record. Y
THERE are people who seem il
think 9 newspaper man has an IN.
limited amount Of time--alI going
to wasteand they also think he.
has an enormous amount of space
that he is dead anxious to ret rid
Of---fifret, trratia fa,. !, ~ ft,;s,., ,, 1Tssys-y
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

THE IlFesidf1t iatued orders to
the. New York republicans I row
days ago, IL which he specially stip.
ulatcd that, 10 matter who they put
up for the presidency, The admins.
tration Of sIiis Buttinskyy had to
be indorsed By the eodyention. So
,baroi AZ
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

LAST week President Roosevelt
got busy" with bis ofIIcial family
and gave Il out solid that be, Teddy,
had chosen Bis successor in the
person of Secretary Of War Taft
and that any interference, BY other
members Of the cabinet, with bis
plans, was liable ID cause cold feet
--or words to that effect. There
must have been considerable ''stre.
mostly" in the interview. as Cor
islyOu is sick absd nnd Hitchcock
Uncommon poorly.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

The boom cf Gov Cnmmins q
Iowa won't last until TIE conyen.
ton is organized. 'FherepubIicans
will never nominate ! man for pres.
ldent who is ii favor Of q reduc.
ton Of The tariff duties cutting
down the revenue the millionaire
trusts that 3cough upv VI Iibetally
about election time.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
Southeast News.

Iiimo Headlight: :
A large number ofrailroad bands
have been laid OF here Ond there Is
a report out that the present force
will be reduced at least one-half By
New Years.
Representative Russell has intro
duced a bill 10 congress asking for
an appropriation 10 be expended in
the drainage of fswamp lands--espe-
cially the ST. Francis basin in south
east Missouri and northern Arkan-
sas-recIaimiDg a vast area Of the
finest land that should have been in
cultivation years ago.
Returns from The IOeal-OPiioD
election, held December 20, show
Kirksville, No., dry BY l59. The
vote for local option was 64s.
against local option. 4s6. An elee-
ton on local option for Adair
county will be held January 2, and
the KirksvilIe election indicaies that
it will go dry. Kirkssille bad -four
saloons.
A FredericktOwB MOI dispatch
ds,ed December 20, says: Steve
Morris shot and killed Mike Pabst,
. laborer employed at ibe Madison
| Lead company plant. yesterday afi'
erpoon. and opened fire on The eit5
marshal, who attempted bis arFssl
sbort ti,se later. BE escaped
;sto tbe woods. A posse, afier an
aII.night search, failed 10 loszi'
A0rf1z
Sunday afternoon Dee. ls. nez'
Poolsr gIua, Lniher BaEgsst -
suited Sosb Sisorc. 5 asrmer. ziia
.u az. splitting bis hesd oPeh. l@
,,edisieiy aftsr tbs a.sault B4gEssi
q
lIen shs eosnly. bal DsTssy slersf
Smith got onto bic trail snd fel
,owed him throsgh tbs eessi'ez q
Bstler. Dsskfin. siSdd4Ed, Ssr
K,ssia sas sows isis Arkssz-s
- Rsgsstt dOakis5 On - irsea
- es.as haek istD Dusksin eoss
~ -s.ese. afer . eiase e Sysr -
-. e-sis tosk hin ia 80 ess
I, /, 1--sss i..s e sss esYAar sz -
s.~esks EssrizE - sg@s e =.
- usn1sS kfn b1EEslzs 5.
- ssseas,ozI - sesskf -
-. - azzsr 81 - f'.psss
7 - azs asssur11 uas e7A
Z - - Is Hnl i''iar< r<.r1 @
-1ssa = lrrI1IIl l'=
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

wife has used them and found that tbay
relieved tho pain and lamenosS ID hsr
back that had been annoying her ior
some lime. Any medicine chat viii aos
go effectively ns Doan's Kidney pills
should BE- better known.
For sale By al dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster Milbufn Co., Buffalo, New lsofIt.
agents Tor the uaited States. Rgn6niz
ber the name Dom 81 and take 10
other. i's
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

a. everything III his power for Iis
district, and we are certain thai, al.
'Ooagh be issa man Of more than
ordinary nodesty, nobodywilI put
him Y the list oG adead oness she
congress always contains.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26
Farm gOr Saicls0 Acre.,

Farm Tor Sale iSe Acres il
tract 40 acres good Hurican.
creek bottom land in cultivation
and 10 acres Of bottom land "a
timber. 25 Acres up land 10 cult.
walton. Good six.room dwelling,
situated on the Marble Hill and
jackson public road II miles cast
Of Marble Hill. Good cistern and
ontbuiIdings. Pine orchard; good
variety Of fruit. The nearest point
70 this farm from the corporate
limits Of Marble Hill Is not over
three-fourLbs ofa mile. For further
information as 70 description and
terms, call on
W. K. CHAsDIEn
Marble Hill, No.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

VIZ were glad 70 learn that tI,s
|Woman's Magazine, one OK iii
Lewis publications, has been admit.
led to second-class mail privileges
by the postOfiice department. Mr.
Lewis has bad ! long and expensive
fga, against fearful odds. and every
advocate Of II 4 s.sGsssr sa.1 ss..,Sais;
rejoice over lis victory.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

interrupt ihe sharmony'o IL liz IL.
!. eas,on. The committee was scsm.
lnsly canieO. e b led By Med.
r'ngaaus' but We believe there arc
seaRy fspublieans u Missouri VIA
w0ald prefer ! leader witIia better
memory-one who can toll, after (
I, monl'lor two, whcthcrhchad used /
his own orthe othcrfcIlows money
" I campaign.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

THOMAS !. Akixs, bY iayor d. the
president, il continued II tho head
Of the St Louis spb.ifeasury. and
Missouri republicans have about
eliminated him from theireouncIls.
don't seem 70 feel strong enough
10 tote Tommy and that e6l,5OOl
neal through 4 "a MN. ,,,,,s Is,S NJ
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

REPRESENTATIVES Williams Of Mis-.
|'isSippi and DeArmcnd Of Missouri
bad q little aspaFs the other Day
|and The Globe Democrat has given
.,s aA%1t etbtS tE9 4s2 s2lg%gps pSgps
has said nothing about the
hsappOintment Of Sixty-one-T Thou.
sand.F Five. Hundred Dollar Akina.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

AN alleged seisniist slaims 10
have figured i oag that woman
talks ten times N much A. 4 man.
Anyhow, ~ ono can accuse her Of
talking politics oIl the streets.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

some time md take dinner with
latin friends OssEnvRn
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1907-12-26

ihal anyone wound nQlice u
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-25
BOSTON NEWS BUREAU REPORT

Especial Wire to Duey & Overlook.
 BOSTON, July 24-Owing to the reduction in the price of copper and the comparatively light sales of the metal to consumers, there naturally arises some question as to the amount of the next dividend on Quincy mining shares. The directors are scheduled to meet for the action in about fortnight and the princi- pal factor which will influence the next dividend will be the quantity of copper sold up to the time of the meeting and covering the past three months. A director states that the board is comnitted to the declaration of quarterly dividends of $4.5O If earned" The present price of p to 23 cents for lake copper is not of primary importance as governing the amount of the next dividend, the main consideration being the quantity which has been sold at high prices. For the six months ended June 30 the company sold it's entire output al an average of close to 24 cents per pound, the highest price being 26 cents in March. A director believes that the company will receive an av. craze price of 23 cents for the last six months of this calendar year, an average for the entire year of around 23 I-2 cents which figures compare with I9 1-2 cents the average for 1906. Leading interests in this com pany are figuring on a copper TO duction this year of at least 10000, 900 pounds compared with 16194, ,S3S pounds in 1906, while the company's pay roll approximates R000 names. The company is employing regularly l 1,700 men.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-07-25
.ON THE WHOLE,
 MARKET IS BETTER
At First Little Demand, But Toward Close Condition
 Improves,
(By Frank J. Graf.)

The market for the greater part of the day was a lifeless one with little trading. Toward the close there was a much better demand for stocks, es- pecially Denn Arizona and Globe Con- During the forepart of the day Denn could be bought at SS, but at the close the east were bidding sS for it in fair sized lots. Shattuck was firm at S29 50 while Sup. and Pitts. is being well SUD- ported at $16.25 to S16.5O. Greene Can. is in demand at s16. Wolverine and Arizona is being taken at 27s, and sales were made as high as three at the close.
 The New York market showed some strength today, especially Amalgamat- ed which closed at 933s. an advance of one point. Southern Pacific on the strength of an increased dividend makes an advance of almost three points. As a whole the market looks a trifie better.
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