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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
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COMISIONISTAS

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ComisioNss as6diMs.
Puataalidad. EsmeyO y ydaides.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
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Para Triple efectos, tachos, bombaST
accessories centrales,s Lafayette, Arroyo,
Juanka, Bayamon, Plazuela, Bapceloneta.
San Vicente, Vega.Baia ProIdencia, Pat.
& 9Gesdita, Yabueoa. Buena Vista, Ca;
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SuOrs. del. YiILamh 4 Co. San
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
rh. Mll. 49, d -.

n8wn The street the falni lntnfmt
teuf ankia Sc j heil Nas heard liHf
roe iGei naiil la Naralng fasfet
ne hifhHiirhsd vales q camel
drives aodeed aastif inta the
shan Il slleegsmlsh shd watched
loaf lumhef0ne tamels saadse anfilF
hy rnrfevrnI those hehiad ihs driver
from helas sfaian ihe halter nare q
eaeh ls Tied = The iail 81 ~ Gee
ahead haa "a the laii = The lass
easel IS 81 fles and siai li ffum sias
i0 side Haties a bell
4 SIS one - the iai#ia. dusiIaa
he Hlea from hla e1ss aHi aaedine
hlassaif eth his baFsafes slsalghlls
followed ile eas suAfe thaI ueaf
ne Nca gate the street naffuued ard
made a double turn No sooner had
The driver and head camel rounded
the trsl corner than the wits uns
sslssd The bell 20 the hlnamost camel
vita a strobe - bis knife he severed
Il from the tai of the animal. sna
keeping Il ilnkRne. be quickly fas
tened Il 70 the tail 81 The neat ca
loose ths iaat beast and Allah
wills made ~ xilh BE hot
hafpefs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
ALL AFRICANS NOT sRUrAl.
Moundana Bear Farming Tools instead
q warllks Weapons.

That the nailYe African Is not al
ways and invariably q poor bait naked
brute has been proved by ihe reports
aud photographs brought back 60
France hy the Mol mlaaion an 81.
pealilun sent 10 the Freuch Congo
about IS nioashs ago for the patpeae
of determining some unsettled boan
dary questions South Of Lake Chad
commaadnnt Moli discovered q peace
fMl race u agFicaltnfiata and kep
hesds Intelligent and hoepilapie. ripe
Tor civilization. living IN pastoral aim.
piieity
Eyefythlue about the Mounasns is
picturesque and interesting They are
Vigorous and handsome RAGS and
very brave tat. contrary 90 she 81
most universal practice a the Atri
cans in regions whera white fale has
not been established. they never carry
ArmS. CA The contrary. the implement
oflenost seen Ia their hands d a hoe
Nevertheless. they appear % have
descended from warMko ancestors and
were probably driven Bouthward from
their original mountain home Is aome
conquerlng ehloL "Reminiscences Of
this past may Be seen n their semi.
military architecture. which does not
resemble thar u any OF the nelkhhur.
ing peoples AZ little distance one
of their villages locks Ike a fortified
city.
The Moaadan vliiAkc. Of which Lore
IL an excellent typ@ "a Enclosed by q
series u fonnd towers connected -
walls from tWo 10 three meters ID
eeight inside. rarzilei q The inclos
ing walls i a circle Of eupolas each
one pierced with a stnglc hole These
are the FFanariea. the most important
buildings u the town.
They are erected On piles supported
on great stones. which places thom
beyond lhe reach of termltrs and r..
dcuta rs well a. Of dawpnesa. and ihs
only entrance ls through ihe boie in
The yaulted roof Between the outer
wall and the srauarscs are the homes
az the people while the rcsl8encc ~
the chief faces the entrance
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
poNrses on roo eooKrRy
senis Thugs % De Borne IN Mlnd n
Preparing Then.

Cheese ana eegs. both having crest
nuifluye yalae. may vel take the
glste ~ meat during a brief season.
says ibe Home Magazine Fpicufes
say an eKr. 70 have the best fAypF
should be - hours old. and certainly
cess over . week ula are aoi pAlaiabls
uben boiled though they are nei an.
pleasant phoa fried and afc quite -
serslccablc Ia other dishes IL cook.
lns eExs Il should be remembered that
the aibumen. Il which ne white ls
chiefly composed. is most easily a.
restrd when slightly coa8alasea whlle
the yulk aiFcsts easiest Nhrn dfY ard
meaiy. To boil egfs eYeuiy paf thea
inta a dish having ; tighl cover and
pour boiling water over them ia the
proportion 81 fNo quarts ge ore aoxea
EGGS. cover ana SCI 81 the hack ~ the
stove after seven minutes turn the
eeKs. recover and e sia minutes more
the Gags uiil 81 oeeked when mufs
eees thar fanr are used 81 this
method. shout ten miaaiNs longer
after the iurnIns All b. fagHfsi u
lthla uaY the ehiie = the egE coaks =
= felisllae consistency sHile be foiE
u magh hafHef
FOREIGN cooks use = smsll pafiiou =
grated cheese = Eise d pIgaani Feiisa
50 mans dishes Veal hfaih. efeamed
potatoes and many salads are Efeaflf
improved hy - addition The shell q
an Edam o. pineapple theese masss
a very nlse dlsh fpf ssrtlps mseafual
or Hshi salad. ana II ihoruaehlF fintsi
IN cold vsftr Immediately after aslns
and kepl II i euld dfy rlaee vii ssfte
tnanY umas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
rss GREATEST CROUCH.
Coed ssery of Dean suift. Tcld b shs
Man Who Ate Asparagus stklka

Perhaps The creates, Crouch q be
eraturo was Dean Swift. that unimal
cal mlsAnihrope. who cviuced 1 mos
hld delight Ia humlliatlng his social
infeFiofs. because he himself. Nhea
young. had been outFaEeuasly a1gnni
I'd by hia supefiors
sSifi bad aeted ss private aecre
tafy % Sir William Temple once
when siF William Vas confined 10 his
bed wiih sont. the king. William M
visited hlm and Swift onieiafcd as Ms
malestys Ruide through tbo gardens
~ Moor Park The King taught The
secretary bow % cut asparagus Ia NE
Dutch waY and swffs had alsa he
felicity q scetng him eat ghs yose
table
Years afieFeafd shea selft Nas
dean nf 81 pairlcka cathedral -
nublla his publisher Faalsaet. called
a. the deaneTy IN business connected
VITA some proafsheets Having bees
detained auui near dinnaF iime be
was pressed hy ihc dean "a dine with
hlm Asparagus wns one 81 The fees
tables. and the guest asked faf q see
ond heipIhE
sir snapped saIft RaiuiIng -
Faalsnefs plate. hrst nuiaA what yoa
have aY0H Fuaf plaiet
what ~ Fat the stslssf aski,d
The aston "a publisher
rAye. slf eaf tts siaiks uF fonH
have no mea King William alaals
are S. stalks added the dean il ls
mesl impefiOus manhaf
Wbereapon the meek Faalsue
yl0ialug la the Ans wIli alf tht
STALKS most sahmsaiyeif
shortly aileF re deans death
Faulkner sas felatins TIE incident IS
an illustration q Sc rs lHsoienee
And gaa we're silly euouah e
obey bin asked sams ane
Yes replied Faalkuef aaa I'd
ne add 81. thai Il yoa bad ainfs
eifA Dean sNiH foa WoUa hata eat
en YauF sial.s fao
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
spEcrAcLss noDrae lsvaSrlos.
References o. pilay te Mere caslas
Throsnh stsas explaiasa.

Dld Nero wrAr spectacips Pisny
relates chat tha knperur Nern used a
precious stone through which BE- eascd
~ the eiadlagoflai cOmhaia Dr AiaE
mas. tie LATEST authority 90 examine
she passase critically, holds tAat this
means thst the emperor was n the
habit q sstiaE upon az emerald whieh
be uaed - carry with hlm iof tie pun
pasc ui restinF his eyes when they b.
eamo tlrni II hooking at the ahuws
rhis yleN n eorrobornted hy The Be-
lief ~ antiquity that green has rest
IA effect spon the eyes. cOutrlfances
fnf brlnsips the rays Of The san q a
faeus In ofaeF 10 produce combustion
have been employed a,most from time
immemafiai Turning glasses were
used a. kludie fires and these must
have been of considerable siEe even IN
country like Greece, where the sWn,
shines hot most q the year More
over. We are told they Nefe kept IN
chemists shops for The purpose
Though tho art of making glass y
certain Kinds Ii old. epectacles had 90
wait the discovery or invention of
some method that would produce e
perfectly transparent Says the Chi
cA3o Tribune Specimens of glass
have bnen found In the Egyptian
,nmba more than 1000 years oli. ard
giass bottles arc represented % touhs
AZ least 1900 Years earlier n Meso
n0famia the art az maklnr GLASS has
been traced for at least 600 wears
81 G nui al q the glass y antiquity
uas " lhfeflor quality and vas almost
useless far purposes where the RAGS q
Hghs we're % hc transmitted untfoAsn
ana with undimlnished energy Mi
ufs also we're made n Erfpi ihon
aaads ~ years before lhe Christian
era
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.


August 81
Miss Ruth foreman Jeff this morn.
ing for Colllnsyille, shere she vii BE-.
gin teaching school Monday.
Mrs.. + G Bo~ers returned 70 her
home IN kansas CltY, this morning.
after . brief visit with friends Ia this
city.
J 5. Curry and Il d Hlackvell Re.
turned last night from parsons, Kama.
where the1 had been % attend :
meeting Of the grand lodge l. q. o y
Ms. Il. n. swain. Republican nom
ines for county school supervisor. at.
tended The nienlc ct Kinnlscn yesteF
day, Ia the interest Of her candidacy.
Another wreck occurred OF the
Frisco read last night. The engine.
baggage and mail cars Of train No. ST
went IN the ditch near nogFs 4
burned bridge was The cause.
MIS- Ada Carver, uho hes been ths
guest Of her cousin, HiS nora Utter
In this citI for ; week, viii return c
her home near uleofa tomorrow. Shs
viii hs accompanied b Mlsa Utter.
Thszman who does not sant q pal
taxes to support tie public schools
but who would prefer 70 send hI
yuung children aaay from tllel
mother = ao1na boarding sehqol dos
no1 assm = raallsa 1Elat ne ohlldrel
Iof hIs ranfeE n4INHaof Hho Hauna
alTaEd euzh D luxuEFs vii sfp4 up t
naas ~ commHHI1g = nluzI q
uezzs leI Ihe|E |z1s a| edazsilua.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
usshlasson eollsss olra Aesry

uashlnaton coilsas csfls Angry
when ulshaa scaadlnE ~ ihs die
eess of uFcEon. II fta Eplst8psI
church. sald that wesfefa Rlfis are
cheaper & entertain than thr eastern
variety. e vac unaware that he
touched = tender spot IL fhr make
up Il he Girls ~ The University ef
Washington The varsity foonK wam
~ aay tie Bishop DOES unt knou
whereof be aueake. ct he would naf
make such assefiioHs
The eifIs as that 3 eaze af aauaf
naiateF Is nos > substitute fef iee
cream. and thaf they demand ofbet -
litles of diet besides sea food fhe5
also intimate that the uishap has
not been 70 the halit Of euiefialn.ns
the sweet airt nfAduatem of The laud
or he uoald not say they are chem Il
leed
Tire girls o. not SAINT tho impress
sion 30 eel uai. haeete9. ihal ihes
are expensive lnEarleR and thaf thes
bleed fhe teuNful gwalna 81 ihs
vesi 1 happy medium i ths hes
note II their sentiments -ssaiil.
Ilnes.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

4 criminal whoae dread aay q
haHsiaH had arrived ean askcd - Tie
lniief Il Be hsd anY las request 70
make. eafa The Washington Star
= have sald the condemned maa.
and u ls a very sllsht favor Indeed
Well II e T. 4 slieht favor esa
rfaal 1t What e lf9+
/ want a few peaches % eat
siaeaehesi exclaimed the Iailef
~why. sbeY wat - ripe fof several
meatha set
Wen. said the condemned mas
that doesnt matter II wait
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

The eyes are a. 3 wonderful degree
barometer TOR car feellnss ilalf
The peuHIs ID the world are seaslek
onlx ffun seeing he saves mese.
lf son doubt Ihis. stand 3 person II
ffani of = mirror 81 llza NaH -
aiaaty move fhs mirror f8rward l1M
itn ore ride. then from ne otk
NIzs CT n sFeF1 sta eumsn III
teel seazIsk = snes
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05
LANDS
Listed for Sale With the In
dian Agent al the Union
Agency. MuskOgee

Notice. IN hereby given tiiAl the i0t
lowing described tracts Of land allotted
Of deceased citizens ot the Five Civir
tied Tribes have been listed for sale
by their heirs and sealed bids will he
received therefor at this agency on
each separate allotment Of land De
scubed up 70 O'Clock p. m d The
date when said bids a-e 70 be opened.
CilEKoREM NAroS.
No. q Allotment Martin White,
deceased
Lot and net OF swi Of .nNg o. &c
4. tp - D, range 20 q sal acres.
Listed tor sale JulY Is, 1907 bids 20
be opened September IS 1907
No. 10. Allotment ot Charley Split
nose, deceased.
West OF nwi Of section s town
ship 10 D. fge % east % acres.
No. n Allotment Of John Justice
deceased
East ! Of nai Of net and nws oi nws
Of mel aud net o. net, section u, ana
nWl OF sci OF sci Of section 10, town
ship = n rye "A east, % acres
No. n. Allotment of Laura Tanner,
deceased Listed Tor sale August Il.
1907. bids 20 be opened October II
Nwl Of 81 and " Of swl Of net and
"a Of v and lots and and se 10 acres
of lot aud lot q sec 30 tp gsn, range
23e $50 o. acres.
No ~ Allotment OF Katie butler,
deceased. VI Of svs Of ssc s., tp ssI
n. ie'e, 80 acres Listed FOR sale
August H. bids 20 be opened Octobef
Is. 1907.
No. u Allotment of Alcy Johnson,
deceased
Nes Of net aud ni q SET oi Il o. sec
%. and nws o. net and nes q svl Of
nes Of sec =. tp - a, i5e ll0|
aeres Listed Tor sale August %
1905 bids TO Be opened oct. %, 1907
No rs Allotment Of Ellzabsth Nc
Elmsel, deceased
n Of SET Of sws and sws Of swl of SET
and - o. set oi sw! Of scc ., tp rs a,
rise. 50 acres Listed tor sale Au
gust %, 1907 bids 10 be opened octo
Der 3, ipo7.
No iG Allotment 0f Ella no~ninT.
Diseased
u of ne. Of SCI aud ses Of nei o.
SET and sss Of net oi ssl and sci Of
s.. Of sec la, u = q, i3e, ard sci
Of 81 q set and ni of 81 Of vet Of sse
=. tp II n, - e. 40 acres. Listed
FER sale August %. 1901; bids to be
opened october - 1907
AL bids must b. accompanied by
dulE certified check on some solvent
bank, PAYABLE . the Commissioner Of
Indian Affairs. for - per cent u TIE
amount of the bids.
All bids should Be deposited with
the United States Indian agent.
Union agency, Nuskogee Indian Ter.
ritorY and enclosed IN = separate
sealed envelope. upon which must be
erilten ibid for Inherited Indian
Lands and tie date Wien The bid Is
10 be opened The envelope mast not
disclose a description - tie land
Any Information pertaining fo heir.
ship and pfucfs furnished Is petition
srs IS on die a tie Union agrney aud
mas be examined bY as iIcsretlv
uiddfs
Until further notice 0dlslAl ilsts II
Crees lands Wii te advertised ln Tie
Msskngee phoenlx. Chsnkee lands ii
the Niniea Chleftaln Ctaetaw lands
IN tie Eye1lng News. McAlesteF aud
NaifsasaN lands u tie Chlekasla
Express
taFtlef information ard copies of
The regulations governing these sales
vii b sent upau Application
DANA II kFlsKK.
r. Tinted STATES Indian aH#ftf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-09-05

Hel hnpe my PROPOSAL Iasas
takeu yoa couplstalf = aabflss
DEAR
eho Ntll. yas Il hae NED
ataascaaa al a-se el & eksssh
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25

The Iron age says Sales OF steel
for delivery In 1908 announced by one
OF the large manufacturers this week
include 65, 900 tons to the North Pacific
10, 900 tons TO the st Louis and San
Francisco 10. 900 tons to the Illinois
Central and A. 600 tons to the Great
Northern. Another company mas book
ed 10. 600 tons for the St Louis and
San Francisco but the reported sale
to the Southern railway has not yet
been effected There was some addi-
tional large inquiries in the market
one company having under considera
ton ABOUT 100. 600 tons. Bids have
gone ia for 5. 900 tons for Panama and
Is, 900 tons for Manchuris have been
booked.
Buying for 1905 delivery mas been
feature in other departments OF the
trade although in some isolated in
stances at least it's significance is
clouded by the fact that the seller pro-
tects the buyer against decline
An interesting transaction is the
sale In Cleveland Of %. 900 tons Of
malleable Besaem,r for delivery during
the first half OF 1905 on the basis Of
s22 at furnace There have been some
sales too OF southern iron for the first
quarter on the basis Of SIS 80 Birming
ham for No . It is understood how
ever that the furnaces are not en-
coursging transactions Of this charact-
or
1T is estimated that eastern steel
makers have made additional purchases
Of Basic pig for second half delivery.
70 the extent Of close 70 81. 900 tons.
and there are indications that the
movement has not set quite ended
Chicago reports the sale L that lis
trict Of 3 900 tons % Middlssbcrough
iron with the probability Of further
transaction. The English markets have
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25

the main tracks. while most breskages
branch roads The Pennsylvania rail
road. which has placed its order. l43, =
900 tons OF rails. with the Carnegie,
Lackawanna. Cambria and Pennsy-
lvsnis Steel companies, will obtain
Bessemer rails, They will. however,
be made under the eyes OF ten expert
inspectors VINO have been appointed TO
devote all their time to supervising the
rail making No rails will be accept
ed that have not been rolled straight
and twenty-five per cent Of the top end
of the ingot at the converting mill
must be cut of before il Is rolled
The contentious OF both sides will be
threshed cut by a committee II experts
Of the American Railway association
Manufacturers deny any deterioration
IN manufacture. but claim that the
greater weight and moving strain ia
responsible. The fact that open hearth
will be the steel entering into the steel
rail Of the future is generally recognize.
ed, however, and in addition to the
mills mentioned above the proposed
Duluth mill Of the United States Steel
corpt ration will make open.hearth.
The new mill Of the Bethlehem Stee
company by the latter part of this year
will be manufacturing open-hearth,
and contract for the doubling of the
capacity OF the Tennessee company MAJ
already been awarded
One Of the principal reasons also fol
the trend toward open hearth is found
in the rapid disappearance Of Bessemei
ores II is singulsrly satisfactory
however that the better open hearth
steel can be made from inferior Gree.
Steel rails made from Bessemer mills
must contain less than tenth OF one
per cent of phosphorus and In open.
hearth may contain six times that
amount. In physical structure C
open hearth rail Is tough with much
tensile strength while the Bessemer ii
more inclined ~ be brittle, this in.
creasing or decreasing according 70 the
percentage Of sulphur contained The
heavier tonnage carried demands
heavier rails as steel manufacturers
SAY the claim IL absurd that a IL
pound rail would be a. susceptible q
fracture a. an 80 pound rail
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25

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Laxative Cough Syrup 1t is BETTER
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its laxative principle assures healthy.
copious action of the bowels and at the
same ii heals irritation Of the throat.
strengthens the bronchial tubes and
allays inflammation OF the mucous
membrane. Contains Honey and Tar.
pleasant 10 take Children like IT,
Conforms 10 the National Pure Food
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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25

Where viii Yon 70 This summery
II you desire reat and recreation why
not try
Tie River St Lawrence Trip1
Folders descriptive Of the Thousand
Islands Rapids Montreal Quebec,
Murray Bay. Tadousac the far famed
Saguenay River etc on application
70 any Railway or Steamboat Ticket
Agent
For illustrated guide Niagara 10
the Sea send Sc in postage stamps
ID II Foster Chafee, A g. + A.
Toronto. X. q O. Navigation Go
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25
COMING TO ITS OWN
Non-sessemsf Ores Will Profit by Discard
ing OF 6essemer Rails


A movement is now on foot In rail-
making circles that means a great deal
to Crystal Falls. IL is the changing
over from the Bessemer TO the Basic
irons News dispatches of the week
say that there is not much room for
doubt that the developments Of the past
week or two mark the passing of Bes
semer steel as material out OF which to
manufacture steel rails for the larger
railroads, although there is hkeli-
hood that smaller roads will continue
using them for some time. This trend
has been forecast in the press on
several occasions The reason will be
the superior adaptability Of open hearth
steel for track purposes, and the fact
that there is difference in the
chemical composition of open hearth
that compares with the Bessemer. un.
favorshly 10 the latter.
The statement that the production of
open hearth steel would pass that of
Bessemer next year Is assured by the
developments now under way. The
Carnegie Steel company is rebuilding
it's Ohio steel works, at Youngstown,
O., for the making OF open-hearth
steel rails exclusively and in the
latter part of 1905 will have the steel
rail mills at Gary, ind in operation
in which will make open hearth rails
exclusively. In addition. plans are
being considered for the conversion Of
the great Edgar Thomson steel works
at Braddock. into an open hearth
plant The capacity OF the Illinois
Steel company and the Tennessee com
pany for open-hearth production will
both be increased greatly
The placing of the order of the Har
rimsn roads for open hearth rails with
Tennessee company is not testimony
in strict sense Of the superiority of
open hearth over Bsssemer or that the
recent breaKages that have caused so
much discussion were due TO the fact
that the rails were Of Bessemef steel.
This order could have been placed with
the Illinois company and open hearth
rails furnished at S2S per ton. instead
OF the $50 paid the Tennessee company,
80 that other reasons, apparently en-
tered into the matter Commercial
considerations quite apart from the
technical considerations a. 70 the
Dlerits OF steel very probably were
apresent in influencing the plscing
The Bessemer rail is however, under
deep suspicion. and the American Rail
way association and the railmakers will
cooperate. Ii efforts % discover what
Il the trouble II j. the opinion. how
ever. Of many expert technical men
thar the real reason for breakayr is
found in the fact that while rolling
stock has Increased over 200 per cent
ia weight and moving strain at an in
creased ratio. probably l4o0 per cent,
the weight Of rails have bat increased
from 20 pounds to the yards to 80 and
100 aud the latter only Ia the case Of
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1907-05-25

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see yourself what this preparation can
and will accomplish ADDRESS DR..
Shoop. Racine. Wis Large jars 81
cents. Sold by Sam Bridges.