davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

Startling Quality OF Theso Figures.
The startling quality of these fig
ures is the magnitude of our problem.
1t is not even problem of tomorrow,
but of today. Within forty-four years
we shall have to meet the wants OF
more than two hundred million pee
pie. In less than twenty years from
this moment the United States Will
have 130,000,000 pepole. Where are
these people, not of some dim, dis
tant age. but of this very generation
now growing to manhood,to be en-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-05-07

National security calls for a just ac-
counting Of the business affairs Of this
great nation
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
aubrpnrtg 50
tloeibna6ten.

@ibt es einen gleni4en, ber iid3
benz 8nuber 6ieIes @ortes entsicbeu
f5nnte? @ubl idwerlidl @erbus
@eibnadtsfsit erfubt i'm ri6tisen
Ginue, IN leiner Experimentation
SgeiIe, benz 1T es, als lei er ielbit ano
ols Seten ale @enI9eu an bieient
9ose beNer seiuOrOen, als Uertniipf'
ten tnnisere ganben als iOuit Die
gseul6beit untsr iidj unO nit ben
8bealen.
@eun mir am beiltseu Gbenb nl'
lertp6rts bic 2iater 6es @eibna4ts'
baunes auileu9ten ieben, tuenn mir
irsuOigen Ser5ens nit etHitimmen in
unIere tieienipfunOeneu @eibnadts'
fpntnen nit ibren einfaden @elos
oien, tuie tiblsn mir bic @eibe urtO
loiien iie eerne, Obne 81 annlpiirett,
onF uns eintpirten. 6hblen mir niht
am gseinna9tsfeit uns auOeren Iten'
l1eu naber, baben mir nidt ons 1e'
bnrfnis, SrieOen Su MAIDEN ba, no
er seRDben 1T? Bie tlein, ipie IN.
enbIid, unbebeutenO erl4etnt uns
unter ben ItrableuOeu &eraeu unier
@roa, uniere @Orurtbeilel 9as
8eibnadtsieit it ierner Elm Set Der
@rinneruns.
Bibt es luObl eineu @eni4en,
Der Slnseiiats Der eidter, Oe'
frbbIi&en ainOer, ntdt an ieine si
oere ainObeit bsntt, an bic pielei
gBetbnadltstaee. bic nns bic lieber
0dnbe unIerer Gltern bereitetl Bic
les, ia, gieles paiiirt ba pOr unieren
aeiItisen Huge,
geria6nern mir bic atuObett De
&leinen, oanit Ile oeretnlt lllt 'Sleto
Der gseibnaatsieier I'M glternbani
aeOeuten mbsen. Ous iie eidtblide !
ibrem aeben blsibeu, in iUel1el
ipater au4 ieiDli Die liebepDllten .
terntdrOe uitbt ole EOrnen entferue
fbnneu.
llno nun alien uuieren @bnne'
iutiuibe id uun sansem Sersen red
perspaste 5eiertase
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
81ermana, aBp. grettag, Oen %. 9esrntbsr 1907
aieHses projett.
Gin SumpIssbiet pon 100000
alder I'M ii06aIiden 1rliHOuri
foil entpdHert weroer

9ie Better ppn Iber 100000
plder 2aub in ben Counties Cape
@trarbeau, Gcott, 8Dlineer, @etp
WlaDrib, Gtubbnrb, 9uutlin unb 8e.
miscut baben enblif bic idDn felt 2
Snbren seplante Incorporation oes
,aittle SiperS. .9rainir-Diitritt 5u>
ltatbe sebrabt. Der 9iitritt tpurbe
stpeds 0rainirnne bes Bbits @uter,
lnb bes GaTtor.5luiIes, iotpie ibrer
gIebenflafIe DrsaniIirt. 9aB bie Or
eaniiation nidJt ibDn frfber betpert'
itelIiet tuerben tonnte, 1T Der Opppfis
tiDu auauihreiben, tpelhe benz Hros
JET pDnleiten Der betbeilisten @iien'
Observation-Disclosures iuiberfnbr. Die
9lnsfertienns ber SncurpOratiunss
0Otunente 1T burd Sfidter s. s.
shepard uun ber Butler GOuntp Sir
cult Court nueeDrbnet tuUroen.
Die beabfdbtiete @ruinirune tuirt
benz auitenuUrauIdlae genlaB oit
gernusaabune BON anuabernb 5 Ril
liDnen Dollars perurIaben.
Das in 5raee tOmmenbe Greal Il
80 Meilen lang uuO eritredt iidJ bon
SUB Der @ebirse in 8oItueer I'M
Cape @irnrbeau County benz 81
| Ssrancuis= unb 9ittle,6luB entlan
| bis gum 8ie Cafe in Grtanias. Set
| gertb tpfrb auf 80 Bis 40 MiIIiUue
| 9plIars eei1ast.
/ Die grecuttO.8ebDrOe Der neue
| Corporation benbiidtist, bic prpie
tirte 9rainiruns in uabier Belt
ansriff nebmen gu faiien. us tee
niTdls aeiter bes rieiigen llnterre
mems iiub Sobn S, SitHmelSberse
J Otto 8b9tibtp uno SEP. 8urrOt
y angeiteIlt tpprben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20
. lies tpsihuabtsIisO.

8nter:
tss tuirb aus ben 9eituneen pernpnl'
men,
DAB ber beiliee gnntt gtitlas tperOs
EOntniett
Slns @osfaa, tuD er sebaItef tuertb
lluo aIs Elm 6eiltget ioirb seebrt;
Gr 1T bereits idUn auf 6ef Sabrt,
gu beiufen bic g9uliueenb aart,
81 iebeu, mas Die tleineu 9lagOeIeiu
llnO &naben
Sn bieiem Sabre oelernet bnben
3n Ne6neH, Shreiben, Sineen unb
GeSen.
llnb Db He fiub biibidb braU eeipeien.
@r bat audi In ieinem Sad peri9lpIs
fen,
Sa6ne Elppen nits 8uder peruiien,
Den ainoerit, ipet1e babfd1 frOntnt
ipiren
gsiT eriClde itb0ne gaben Oerebren.
9inb
SD bite 3ic5, gatft geiflau8 ietr,
Sn tneinem 5apie aud eintebr,
Bring Bidder, 8teiDer unb aud
Gd5ub,
llnO nud piel id]5ne quite Sahen6asn,
SD min icb lernsn ipDbl
linO brau iein, tuie ia iuIl
ct, @itlas
GUtt erhB Gudh, Iieben aiubelein,
/ SIR tout Batter unb glutter eebDrian
iein,
90 iDIl su9 mas SaBnes BeIsBere
I iein,
SBenn Chr aber bniIelbiee nid)t tbHt
90 bring it6 gatb ben Stedeu uni
bie @utb
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

gbartotte. permann
8inter rpirb III Roiebub iein Gnwe-
len perbefern unO penrp 8issman
bieler Ease nnianeen cine Giiterre
far ben ubthioen @aiierbenari 81
buuen.
- Sermann Berger neblt 6amilie
uaren lesten 5antitae in Belle no
| fs ptusua Rnderbdumer befudteu.
Vlub mar am lesten SOunerItae BiIs
liam 5Gluttue NIT isiner 6amilte
SeIuGswsIie in Belle.
Gueuit @itts, bon @ittsnbera,
mar nit Jamilis am SOuntas beim
grnOer Biu Bltte 5u 8eiu@.
9seoaufisber @m. Gitte If
nit leiuer Grbeit iOueit fertig unO
es miro thm allieitie Oas Sob aeaull
baB er CUTE grbeit pematt.
Srant @ebner idifte ROntui
cine Gnrlonnna ShIueine uUn RDie
buo aus uadl 5t. aOuis
aGe 8ementar0eitsn an be
GiIenbubn 5miI@en ROiebub I'M
!. DmensuiIe 1T Jest fertia, bod fin
nod uiete 2eute nit Gubrwerten d
grbnrbslten uuO UIuHaIen beinaitipI
- Beni. @sbmeper unb iein
S9lusiier ainden tuaren leste bod
in Beaufort unb 9eslie su geIuca,
!. Rsbrere ct. 9Ouiier tuslct
BEL ibrep Gernnnbten MtlheIl
e SAptts tei Ban 5u 4eia6 unO al
Der SusS tpnten, bnben eiuett prcBs
SIri4 pei6Oiier an Der Ssepup Gre
uub baben Oenietbeu Hdh auiebI
dsbraAt uub AM 9eput sur Sat
oafoep,snst. Der gtOIs uuO B
i 5reuOs OIe,sr Sdper mar prUb.
se nj. gDbaIO Elm tribe
tnlter Soc sintstit, bsibta: 81
S tuirO's Bintsrl
Charles Gnte mar nit isine
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

t,lna Der gOrflbruneen anbelaust,
Iein. 1910 900 guruer aus benz
beutIcben Seidbe unb Oelerreib I'm
aarn tueroen erlpartet. @rOB piro
aud bie 8etbeilieune OOn Soften
ber befreunbeten 9urnoerbanbe in
gaurbamertta, Stalien unO Selsieu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

9as Ii. Geutif,e Eurnieit, bas
A,um ls, bis 2S. Suli 1908 III Jrant-
slurt am Waaiu itattfinOet (Oie Sranf-
Iiirter gDrieier bseinnt am Il. Sali
lsos) ipirb zines Der grO5ten bent,
itben gOlisfeIe, bic iemals basefue'
len iiuO, ippubl mas bic sbetlneb-
taersabl fpie mas @roBe uub 8eoeu-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

sUbne Biaie teste Buae in st.
auuis.
5elOmeiisr 0nuuier. uOn per.
mann, 1T sur Belt bier um germeii,
unaen iar WiIler unO 8iOtter UOr5u'
nebmeu.
- @bpnrb ShrDeDer oer lih ldn9s
ere 9eit i'm StnntssSOipitale su 6uls
ten befnno, III bnielbf entlafien NOR.
ben unb I'M aebeFerten @eiunbbeits'
suRanOe bel isiner 1umilie bier ein'
setrpifsu, y
- Sn Der 5uniiIie onrris 9nBlpe
iIi Elm tleines g6hterd1en anseIom'
men uno bel DttD Binter cabs Ieste
9u6e einsn tisinen Suupeu.
y Ribnro studenbrOeter Der bic
lebten panr RDnnte trant NOR, er,
bplt Ii1 unb 1T auI benz @ese ubai'
ger @eiunOunp.
- Sraut Wlurpbp iiet an osr
BurbDis fiir 0enrb BulIinpton saa
hu(a unb Die @ebr. getrasEa laasn
fur @ebraber ausb Haunitdnnle an
ber DRIP 5Ori.
Sn Der bsutihen @p. attne
oiebts am glnhnlittuee DeS @elb'
. rod1tstaaes Inr Die aiuoer elnen
GhriItboufn, unD i'm BEN Stulb nle
tuirb am DienItua abenO cine &hrifs
boutnfeier fir Die Sdultinoer itatt'
finOen. Gs pirO an beioen plneeli
: berstih eineeIaoen.
QIm UtittuufJ, Beibnahteu,
hubst Die Sdueperipetter Sott'es
:, sotssit iintt,
! aRit tebenl 9idtnd mebr 8eit Uerrinnt'
b ,sili ia 0taes pereinalid9 apt @roen
i God III man eeluuo mar, mem frau
: ties &tnb,
sat sOtfnune man, DIaflib 80 tuer
ben.
!, bod, ueun ou bift trapi, uSsr bal
i Elm gBeh,
Gunn biItt tets RodB Rpuntain 2pss
II Bu bdben bei gSaIier 8rps,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

8apib Sianten, jun, bon ct. Souls
bat iiber 50 900, 900 beiseiteuert in
ieiner SeimatbsitaOt cine SnnOuerIss
idlule gu eriinben, aus Der uIles mas
an niRenidaftlider arimssrunt
srenst, uerbannt fperben ioa. Or
lpilI aus Der armeren gOltstlaiie
tatttse Sanbwerter berunbliOen unO
uIles, mas in ieinea .araiten itebt,
tbun. benz ettuas uerubteteu $anb'
tpert ipieOer au Gbren gu Uerbelfsn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

Iein. gucb pun ben oeutideu &Olp'
MEN (Qlfrita llnb aultraliidJen 9lrdi'
pelaaus) iinb biesmal idun Eprner
nit gereinsinbnen arsemeloet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

Ser guttesbeuIt fir bic gnpebuns Der neuen ct %as
airs beaint nit eiue I'M sUurtbans u
10 llbr 9nnn feet @ Der 5euo in 8ewesaug o OeSleOt
@ unter gurun apoeI Bomb bes SuuOHttees Der SOr
aeber Der @emenbe CUR reiya air9e.
;s aarebner bel sr itnO gotOren ST. Bauer, $rd'
,es bes wIpur Qiirts Der gDanpelen SgnpOe UOn ~ u
= galsr gprIser bes Wiunsbebbrbe Oer Gpanseden Se'
bbrbe u 9ass g. gtrauss " aultbrenuer, g. SOHmann nO
S. @tebrbut g. SOiann SeferiOu Gits wtrO aSsnOs IN
eneliSber Gprade reben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-12-20

n9gbUniert uuf bas soermnnner
EOllsbIatt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
COntratistas de acOrIas COmpIstas nCyendOOs edaci

Para trapichzy dSsmenuzadoras Ger
tral Guinea, San Vicente, Juanita, Canbss
Iachs, Resoluc6n. y Buena VISTA
Para Calentadorw kaf1ysttsn
ArrsyR
San Juan, Pusrts-RieN
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
ANALYSIS
BACTERIOLIGICO
tDM :
Aqua De ViIaIul51
Practicable OaI 81
Doctor FeTrer PIera

CoNcLvs1oNEs, Ia-El aqua
de "Vilajuiga" es a6Solutamente
buya, desde el punto de vista
bacteriol6gico, y no cSntiene, en-
consecuencia, ningaS Sf'me~
noci0o.
2a-Los resultAdos al estu-
dio bacteriol6gico de aqua Villa,
iuica nos conducc, estan en- per
fccta concondia con los del ana
Isis qnitnico, y con los datos y
enxeniianzas que la geologic de
Ia comarca nos proporciona res
pecto 4 la Profundidad en- que el
aqua ha sido aceptada en- forna
de pozo artesiano, y 4 Ia natura-
leza de las capas que ha atrave'
sado loErando asf su perfects I'll
traction.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22

Para Triple dectos tachos, bonbas J
accesorios Centr2les, Lafayette, ArrCyo,l
Juanita, Bayam6n, Phsuela, BaEcaCnsta,
San vicente, VEGA Baa. PrsvdenGa, Pah'
las, MGcedtA, YGbueUaa BuAa Vnta. ca
FnilnSa
Sucrs. do L.>AfAIsmiI & g.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
F.LOPHZ SANCHEZ

Anaado ,o San uan Puerto Administration de hnas
hauas Compa vena sedulas g.
Inunco en- pe6cos especial Goua oda case de au"to'
en- os centres o6ca1es Y corrrcio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
ase, dc mauuinarias para haCiendas de

condensadores de vacio ECO y de vactS hd'
nedo,-Candensadores centrales.
REFERENCIAS IN PUERTO RICO
Todas La centrala donde Sc encucntrn
aoaratos de Kraiewski-Pasnt CO, eatTS. las
cuslss sstin Lac aeuisatsI
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-03-22
ESPECIALIDADES

Danoaaadoras .Krajewaki. -calnts-
80 nodmnos con ochO diez J seis CrculA'
ana. -T7piches, ddscAdoras, triple y qua
S2as sSertos taebos modsrss. - BOmhaS
AgAts GaEalH para
The daily tribune., 1907-12-17
Outhier & MCGEE.
Phone Florence 1l5.
che We$t end Feed Store

Rockvale s3.75 and "a per ton. Hay
and grain in large quantities at bedrock
prices Three straight car loads of hay
for this week. one car Of bran and one
car of corn ard cracked corn. Now is
the time to place your order with me as
l can fill it from the car at a reduced
price as haven't room to store 1t Call
up L. X Hoga'e for bargains for one
week while can fill your order from
the cars.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-17
Notice of Annual Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Portland Cement company
will be held in its offices in the
First National Bank of Pueblo on
Wednesday, January s, 1908 at 2:3o
O'Clock p m, for the election of
Board of Directors for the ensuing
year and the transaction of such other
business as may legally come before
said meeting.
Signed, r. j. MORSE,
S3-92 Secretary.
The daily tribune., 1907-12-17
.NOWLEDGE A THING
TO BE SOUGHT AFTER
lBy Adelle Rltchey MiLe.elll


Nothing is more noble than de-
.ire Tor Anowleuge; u dasIre to Learn
the things worth while.
II we do not learn them at home or
It school then we must seek else
where. r4es;s
Knowledge is a-thing to'be sought
after; universal thing tolbeshad by
Ill. 1t may be gift or we may ac-
auire 1t by study aud some acquire IL
by observation.
At any rate it is thing we all
need.
Curiosity is another thing. Moth
lug is shabbier than low curiosity.
What does it signify to MS what
others hayeY
And shouldn't we leave them and
theirs alone?
Curiosity Is q sin more than q
breech Of etiquette. Some people
delight in prying into others affairs;
limiting to know who you are and
where you come from. What you
paid for your last dress.
This is not knowledge, it is low
curiosity and found only among the
ignorant classes.
And It comes from want Of more
healthy outlet Of the dramatic in
stinct from which we are all born.
We may all seek knowledge; we
=. -. kn oS
We may all Likewise spurn curiosity
as thing to be despised.
ENCAMPMENT OFFICERS-Flor.
ence Encampment No. 45, o. o. F.
last night elected the following
officers who will be installed next
month: George VanWye, @. p; J.
P. Clausen, H. p. e. H. Sheafer, s.
VII. W. Evans, J. W; J. I. San
The daily tribune., 1907-12-17

For any Of the ordinary diseases Of
the skin Chamberlain salvc 10 OK.
oellsnt. II not only allays the Itch.
Ing and smarting but effects euro.
For sale BY Daniels drug store. tts
The daily tribune., 1907-12-17

Advertise your wants in The Trib-
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05
NEW YORK ARIZONA COMPANY.

An addition was made to the man
company this week, which in the
opinion of people engaged in mining,
L earthly commend. 1t was the APP
pointment of Chas. Allen as general
manager and mine superintendent.
Mr.. Allen is not d stranger in this
district by any means, having been
interested in many local properties.
He was operating the Dick Marshall
gold claim when it produced some
handsome returns. He is d thorough
and practical mining engineer, and
has spent much of his time in the
Arizona and Sonora mining sections,
hence his presence at the New York
Arizona property will be of great
value to the company.
A new assay Office, 14x36 feet, will
be erected at the mine at once and as
Mr.. Allen is a first-class chemist, the
company will be in a position to keep
posted on what is doing in the work
lngs. Mr.. Allen has contracted for a
certain length of time, and he will
vote his skill and ability to the in
terests of the company. The COM
pany recently raised its stock to %
cents and Secretary Degenar reports
that the demand for stock is about
as great as when it was selling at 10
cents.
Now that the management of the
company affairs has been placed in
the hands of Mr.. Allen, it is
likely that things will move more
rapidly at the camp. 1t is reported
that about twenty men are employed
at the camp which number will proba-
ably be added to in the near future.
Mr.. Allen left yesterday for FL
Paso on a short trip, where he will
select small assaying outfit, which
will be installed as soon as the new
building is completed.
1t is the intention of the company
to make series of assays, keeping
posted on the ore every ten feet on
all work being done on the claims.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05

tions that would have put an ordi-
nary corporation on the bum. But
the Shannon was not started with
the slightest thought of failure, and
it continued to advance in Il small
way, but it did not make rapid
advance until J. w. Bonnie, its pres
ent manager, took charge.
There were many things to be had,
namely a smelter, concentration and
many other necessary improvements,
all of which required the eXpendi-
ture of thousands of dollars. These
were all secured little by little and
the company has continued to eX-
pand until today it is IN excellent
condition. In addition to making all
these new and modern improvements.
requiring much capital, the company
has assumed the position of divi-
dend payer, three 50-cent dividends
having been distributed among its
stockholders. The rough places have
been smoothed, and the stockholders
can congratulate themselves on hav-
ing placed the fate of the company
in the hands they did. The Shannon
has now reached the stage where Its
monthly expense account crowds the
S2OO,OOO mark, an amount which
would have put the company out of
business a few years ago. This has
been gradually increased from about
$500 per month four years ago.
Besides helping itself, the Shannon
has helped others in the districts
surrounding Clifton and has made it
possible for many of the individual
claim owners to make some money by
shipping. The past advancement of
the Shannon, if copper holds good at
the 20-cent mark. will not be cir
cumstance to what it will be during
the next four years, provided, OF
course, if it remains under its pres
ent management.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05
THE SHANNON.

The Shannon output for August
amounted to 600 tons of Bessemer
copper, representing a twenty-five
days run, the plant being closed six
days caused by new construction and
temporary delays.
The Shannon Copper company has
been rolling along with its usual out
put of a little better than 600 tons
per month, but the near future will
no doubt witness an increase that
will open the eyes of many people in
mining circles. The finishing touches
are now being applied TO the i'm
mense new furnace, which, when in
operation, will put an end to the cx-
ces~ive ore supply which the com
pany has been contending with the
past few months. 1t = useless to
predict the extent of the anticipated
output, as it would destroy d good
future item. Old timers, who resided
in the district when the Shannon
made its initial bow. remember that
the company started when copper
was low, besides many other obstruc-
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05
Crushed 10 Death.

A most deplorable accident Oc-
CURED on the a. & N. NJ. railroad at
10 o'clock Tuesday night at Duncan,
when NJ. G.. Raburn, brakeman on
the road, was run over and instantly
killed. 1t is reported that Mr..
Raburn attempted to cut the air
while the train was in motion, and as
it was raining and dark, he must
have lost his footing and fell. Be-
sides the trucks passing over his
arms and legs, his skull was crushed
and the body otherwise horribly man.
gled. An inquest was held Wednes-
day by Judge Smith and the verdict
OF the jury has been postponed until
Friday.
Mr.. Raburn was Il popular young
man and had been in the railroad
service about six months. He has a
brother in Clifton and his home is at
Gidden, Texas, TO which place the
remains were shipped this morning.
He formerly worked for the Shan
non company. He came near quit
ting railrOading when Chas. Whiteley
met with an accident that came near
costing him his life.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05

IN Iowa one day last week the
women and girls of Bayard became
tired of waiting on the officers to rid
the town of DRINKS. The women or
ganized and issued an order to the eff
feet that all common drunkards would
be treated to d coat of tar and feath-
ers, and as warning they picked up
one, paraded him through the streets
and then gave him good dose. The
example seemed to do no good, so the
next time they gathered in about a
dozen DRINKS and put them through
the same channel. The women are
determined to put stop to drinking
unless they run out of feathers.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05
Fooled Their Friends.

On Wednesday, August 2lst, at
Tucson, Arizona, Mr.. Eugene John
Ston and Miss Minnie Ellen Chapman,
both well known in Clifton, were
united in marriage, Rev. Schafer,
pastor of the NJ. L. Church South,
officiating.
The happy couple spent one week
of their honeymoon at Tucson. after
which they returned to Clifton, and
in order to mislead their friends, who
were ready to shower rice, they went
in different directions. Their plan
ceeded in getting out of town the
next day without being discovered.
The bride is an attractive young lady
and has resided in Clifton number
of years, which she spent in the prac-
tice of her profession as d trained
nurse. BY her gentle manner she
has won the friendship of all who
know her, and Mr.. Johnston is to be
congratulated upon the capture of
his prize. The groom is an old
time resident of the Blue country,
where he is extensively engaged in
the cattle business. He is well known
throughout Arizona and is d brother
to Mrs. ]. o. Baylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston will make
their home at the ranch. The ERA
joins their many friends in extending
congratulations
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1907-09-05

The Shannon Copper company has
just made the appointment of Il new
smelter foreman, who recently ar
rived and is now in charge. 1t is
Thos. Nelson, who has had consider
able experience in the smelling bust
ness in Canada, California, Nevada,
Montana and abroad, which thor
oughly qualities him for the position
which he has accepted. at present
he has charge of the smelter, but it
is rumored that he is soon to acquire
the title of superintendent of the
entire works, under Manager Ben
ME. Mr.. Nelson has already sue
ceeded in winning the respect of the
men under him and indications are
good for him to make creditable
showing.