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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

back of the small trough. When a
fire is built in the heater placed in
the main tank the water surrounding
the heater becomes warm, and this in
turn, as it comes in contact with the
galvanized metal, heats the water in
the outer trough. OF course when
there Is much water being used the
the trough. We think, says the Mis-
souri, Valley Farmer, anyone at all
handy with carpenters tools can
make this in a comparatively short
time.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
Fig. 1.--tieater Complete.

heat saved. Fig. 2. shows skeleton
frame of 2x4, to which plank is nailed
tightly. To heat the water in the
small outer troughs thin sheet Of
galvanized metal or tin is nailed to a
2x2, as shown at (A), and also to the
inside of the lower plank In the main
tank A hole is bored through the
central 2x4 as shown at (B), to which
is attached valve to automatically
regulate the flow of the water from the
tank to the trough. Two pieces of gal.
yanized metal, each 1x2 feet, from the
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

Only boy and a dandelion--
A lad with a freekled nose,
Pursing his cheeks with an inward
breath:
All, Justify now he blows!
Mother is wanting him"-yes or no?
And this Is the test he blows.
Thrice he has tried and the fuzz still
clings-~
Now off to her call he goes
Mother is wanting you, boy. tonight,
And wanting you. oh, so much;
Go TO her arms from the hayward path
And thrill at her loving touch!
Go to her boy, from the erring way;
Oh. turn from your roist'ring crew
Mother is wanting you, lad. tonight.
All mother is wanting you!
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
4 he

has a good foot to shoe-before 1t be-
comes foot-sore, while he has plenty
Of hard hoof to nail the shoe to, and
good knee and shoulder action. A great
many farmers neglect this and use the
horse until his feet are worn of,
which is sad mistake. Another
point. Don't let the shoes stay on toe
long. No shoe should stay on a horse
longer than eight weeks. In that time
they should be taken off and reset to
the feet.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

from grace on. My crib has been In
use four years and marry rat, writes
a correspondent of the Breeders Ga,
zette. | have eight-inch square blocks,
upper corner knocked off and a SO.
pound lard can inverted over them. [
use on the blocks 4xf0 inch sill, with
two-inch flooring laid tight. run a
band Of galvanized iron, two feet in
width all around, as an extra precau
ton, outside on walls and bottom OF
door. / send an end view showing
step to crib door.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
WATER HEATER FOR HOGS.
Continuance Which viii Make Water
ing of Animals Easy.

Warming water for hogs is usually
a difficult proposition, but this kind of
heater makes 1t much less SO. Fig.
is 4x5 feet. made of plank The hogs
drink from small trough which ex-
tends from 9 inches to / foot out on
either side of the main body of the
tank. Lids are devised so that the
water may be covered at night and
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
A Spell of Weather.

Just about this time Of year. Y
AS undoubtedly you know.
II 1t doesn't rain or hail,
Very likely II will snow.
i. ~.
And the sun will shine. perhaps.
IL the clouds aren't In the way;
And when nighttime isn't here, ss~
Usually you'll find It's day. -
m. esH'a111. FL
I have always noticed this, %
At this season Of the year, ~.
And II strikes me. at the least
AS a thing that's rather queer.
Nv.
First, the wind will gently blow,
Then there'll be lot OF air.
II tha weather isn't bad.
Then the chances are it's fair.
When you note these various signs,
Don't you fret. or don't you stew
Just sit back and toast your shins-
There's a spell of weather due.
Harlan r.. Babcock.
L..
There s also something else
Due about this time Of year;
There's the ice mans dew. CONCEALED.
That is way past due, | fear,
II.
Then the coal man fills your bin
Full of diamonds in the rough.
When the bill is due. he raves
fyty n hu M him emf
III.
There's the turkey bill that's due
Eighteen dollars for a cock
ZEN old plunss for wine and things,
Six for oysters in crock!
Nv.
Wifey's furs are all worn out,
Baby's shoes are kicking through
There's heap of little things
In November that are due!
"
But Of all due things that make
Life speed onward with a swing
Is that note you had to sign
Coming due along next spring!
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
(TO BE CoNTINUED.)


Henry" said Mrs. Peck, Il am go.
ing to get monograph and talk
into it. 80 that II | happen to die first
you can still hear my voice.
Perhaps" replied Henry, hope
fully, Il will die first "-Housto u Post.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
A Sliuht Difference.

Friend-Well, did you get your copy
right for that last work?
Author (mournfulg)-I did, but the
printers didn't Baltimore Amer.
lean.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

A colt that will ultimately sell foi
5000, and which costs only 800 to
raise. is a very profitable investment.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
A RAT-PRooF CORN CRIB.
One Man Who Thinks He Has Built
One.

There is one reader who has built
rat-proof crib, that not even the
every day field worker has fallen
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16
Won't Keen.

r. A. Phillips wrote to the Adams.
vile (Tenn) Enterprise:
| planted one gallon of white peanuts
In the hull. They yielded six bushels.
Now before you say much about ii, go to
the editors office and see one bunch OF
them and maybe you will save a whole
lot of gas.
The editor, however, placed the fol.
lowing explanation under Mr. Phillips
letter:
mo use to come now. as some two
legged rats have eaten peanuts. vine and
all; anything to eat won't keep at this
ofiice.--Ed
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

"Grif" Has Cold.
/ have cold My head feels like
An old and battered can
I'm In the class you've heard referred
To as IAN also ran"
Will Griffin.
/ have one, too. My head feels like
rutabsga. froze,
But I'm not in the running class
At all-except my nose!
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-16

Just about this time of year.
AS undoubtedly you know.
II 1t doesn't rain or hail,
Very likely 1t will snow.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-17

9e9eloer BON mir 5l erpreIien,
ipenn i6 oieie permeintliden 8lG-
ne sur Iusfiibrung brG6te. @enn
ld nun on6 iol6e 4lane niht
be9e, 10 mllB i6 bod geltebel ooB
es mir llidlt angenebm mare, men11
bier nlein anieben bon ei1ent Sdntr=
fen beiltoelt miiroe. 9as mar ser
etll5ige @runo, mesbolb if Die
lem 9errn bel ieinem erneuten Be
lub ni6t ioglei6 Die Sir mics ober
lbn nid)t ols einen grpreiier Ger
Eoli5ei iiberlieferte. Aber iebt, in
Sbrer @egenmort, @err Baron, I'M
ter Dem S6ube zines pollenoeten Sd
pollers, babe i6 @ott lei 9anf Sen
Wfltt gefltnoen, 81 iagen, mas 81 ia
gen NOR, 10 i6mer5lib es mir lit,
oieien WaiBflong in SIR Set SIT britt
gent"
Limo mir bleibt bier ni6ts meiter
itbrtg, oils Sic anf5uforoern, iid]
illlper5il9lid BON bier 81 en%tfernelL
lnet1 Serr", manote ii6 MQenitei,t
brobeno on ben Sremoen, Ser Iid)
idofr erboben botte.
(ShluB foIqt.)
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Ser ,,aNnmo ees @eous."

Nafi6o, Der ppr1 8oIf Der Munf
bes Negus" geaanats @6ef Der absiii.
nif9en Sufti5 Fat fi1 gu feinen sd.
tern berfammslt. Der 9erHprbene rpar
Der 66reden bes 2arbss. Wie bel;
59uloner tat ct eefefielt isren Gldu=
6igern iiDerantDortet. pie ptel fliftig,
5flabsn Dem soerrn piebsr an bi;
Settle geliefert, tpie biels 5ibe uni
9dnbe Fat er o6gebauen, unb auf mi,
biele 5tirnen bon unf6ulbig Mrse=
flagten bat er auf baltloTe @erbo9ts=
grinbe bin bas 59anbmal aufee.
brannt. Mie bielen Der @ottesldfteruno
8ef6ulbig!en bat er bie f2unge beraugz
gerifen, pie biele Fat er iteinigen, ME
biele a%ufhdngen lahsn, Bios neil biz
5amilie bss @etDbtsten bic 6inri9tuno
bes Mnseflagten Der 3ablung be-
o8lutgelOes" ppr5oe! llnb itets uni
INNER bat NaTibo ieines Mmte5 nit
Der Geierli9feit bes prisiters eetpal-
tet, Der cine heilies 9anolung poa3iebt.
9atte er bas urtheil sefdGt, 10 5dgte er
Dem @erurtbeilten: Ni6t gaIibp mar
es, Der alfo ssipro6en bat, ~ionhern Der
n2Dne (eegas) BON M~stbioptsn!" On
bate er Sabr aus, Sahr Elm BE Suti]
nit Dem Snftinft be3 dtb:op f9en
@sutemaGers geiibt. QBsr BON i'm
9ere9tiafeit perlangte, muBte tim gu
nGdf Elm @sf6enf MAIDEN. @r nsIm
bic Gefdente unb fpTa6 bann nit a12
giebiger 0~ranps55a bdS llrtheil. ST
aenng gsfddA es, baB BE beglrtseiIt?
partei entrGftst einpanbts: aSa. id
bafe Dir bod bas unb bas eebradt."
@orauf g2afibo NIT uneriAiitterlider
@irbe erfpibsrte: uOu bait Der d!fio=
pifdsn SuFi3 Die fdulDigs St nnt=
lidfeit beipisfsn. Sas lpar Dir 8ez
biirfniB, rno es mar bein frsisr Miae,
gu tbun, tpie bu get6an. Mber He9t
muB He6t bleibsn."
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3eit at banbelm.
@artet nidt alf Die f~atalem StaDiea
Der Niercnfrmfbcitem Grufi=
ttert bnrd) bic %Grfabrnngcn
Gnrcr Mttbiirgcr.

@elegentlide 9(ufGqe bon Sop
meb, unregelmaBiges llrinieren,
&opfmeb uno S6ipinOelonfale itno
g%elpo6nli6 ole eriten an5eiden bon
Mierenltorunger. gs lit ein Srr-
tunt, oieie MISUNDERSTANDING
ST. pernadlaiiigen. Die @llfole
mogen fir cine gepiiie 3eit per-
i6lpinoer, ober lie fe6rerl inteniiper
5liriid. @elm Spmptonle bon @ui=
ierilidt eintretell, Inl6neGunge,l
inter ben Illgen, Mni6meaen Der
@lieoer nno &llo6el o0er irgeno Ell
mes anoeren Seiles oes &DrperS, 10
i6iebt Die M%nmenOrllg ether Sur
feline Minllte altf. 9eginnt, 9oan's
gtieren Eiaen ein5unebnlen u1to
fabrt oamit fort, bis oie 91ieren ge-
BELT iilto uno Cure friibere Sc
iunobeit 1lno Stdrfe 5uriideefe6rt
lit. 3eugniiie BON Sun @ntonio BE-
peiien Die @irfiomfeit oieies GRO
Ben Niereli=&eilmittels.
SreD. 9. gaoer IT,, gde Mesquite
uno 9amion StraBe, San 4ntoaie,
Seras, ioet: SD claude, i6 fonul
Coats 9tieren Hillen nit gutenl
Gedt entpfeblen, obglei6 i6 niht
cine gan5e Sda6tel bon oaprlt
gebrnldte. Cine 2abmbait in mel
nem Miiden, bielt mid BON Ser
poIIen GrfiiQune meiner Irbeit ab.
Sd mlrbe ebenfonS burb cine Nei=
glllg sur bdlifigen grltleerllllg met
ner 8Iaie ef1ruipiert. 9ls mir gegeil
oerartige 2eioen uno Storungsl
0oan's Nieren 8illen als Elm mirf-
lanes Wfiftel enlpfoblen ipliroeF,
peri6affte i6 Mir bon Der 8erar
Drug 60. cine S6ahtel. @ie obpr
erlpabnt, eebro1d)te ib ni6t oQe
Biaen, oie ii6 1T Ser S6ahtel be-
farloen lno bin iebt BON auerl
Nferenleioen fret.
Bum @erforf bel oaen @anolern.
Yreis 80 Gents. 6oiter=Mil6arr
81, &itffalo, Hem 9orf, aaeinige
9laeilteu fir Die ger. Staatelr.
grinliert gud) oes Golnens
9oan - uno ne6mt feline aloeren.
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Soften Der Gnberfnlpfe.

Dor Dem internatipndlen Suberfuz
lofefonereB in Mafbington, 9. g., err
Drtsrte profeTpr Srping 5if6er ppn Der
Yalezunineaiitdt bas Sb.ma rSie &pz
item Der guberfulofe" unb fiibrte babel
aus, bdB ban ben beraeitigen 8elpoDe
nern Der Nsr. 5taaten ni9t renieer
al5 100000 an @9pinbfudt leiben
unb bor3eitlg benz Grade e~ntgegeniiss
9en. Sdbrli9 erIisgen Der Subsrfus
lofe i'm Gebiet Der Ser. Staten 1885,
900 Yerfonen. Der @ortragenbe te~
re6nete, baB in isbem Safe Bis gum
@intritt bes Spbas bic Soften an Dot
t~orre9nlngen, Mebtfamenten, &rans
fenpflege unb bic Ginbubs an @erbienf
fi9 auf bur61@nittli1 iiber S2400 Be-
laufen unb pab Ger Gintritt res Sobes
ielbit nod cine ginbube an m0gl' aam
8erbienit BON minbs3tens $4,000 bebsus
tet. @uf $4,000 Tdle bereanet, err
gi6t bies bic faum poritea6are Gumme
$1,000,000,C00. Gina bic 6.lfte bic
Ter enorn1en Soften tragen bic OFFER
Der S9pinoiudt feIbit, pdbrenb ar
bere perfonen ba5u jGbrli9 rngefdbr
$40, 100000 ~beitrager. IS piirbe
i'm eigenen Sntereife bes @emeinpefens
liegen, $5,5oo,ooo,000 gu perauseaz
ben, I'm nur ben pierten She'll Der
Menf3en gu ~retten, tpel9e iabt Der
S9pinbfu4t berfaqen unb erliesen,
pd6renb gegenpdrtig MIR Elm 8rrds
t6eil zines 8rosentes biefes 8etragss
fir Die 8efGmpfun9 Ger &rant6eit per~
auseabt tpirb.
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Ser 9apasei, BITE Sans
unb Der pelifan errei9en cine mittlere
2%ebensbauer bon go Sabren.
9as perlurene 9aranies.

ll5dblige aranfe benfen an Sic 3eh,
Da tie nod gelullO parel1, ipie on Gin
berlorenes 8nrabies 5uriid. Nannents
lid Gilt 6ieie qlielpoIe Sebniudt ppll
ben Wten16en, Die, an @drnprr6oiosii
leioenb, feinelt idner8ensfreien Mlrgen~
Bid rne6r baben llno ibr nebel meiIIens
nod rnter Der @eAaitolung bon Giiads
ialbern peri6lirunern lafiei1. 9ielell
ungliidliden Menlden iei gum Sroits
geiagt. baB es fin tie III 81. 6ilsbee 3
4nafeiis ein iideres 3eilmittel gieot,
bon ipelAem iogar burd q. NeultGoter
4 60, Sor 1916, geetp Norf, eine Hrobe
fDitenfrei 51l be8ieben lit. @e6raud)t C.
rnb a~eipinnt 5ltriid: oas ~perlorene ga
rabiesl
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-11-17
NIlcrIei.

Stl Der Staotratslibuna an
Wontag reihte 2ombert ieine Gelig-
notion ais Mitglieo Ser Steuerol1s=
MISUNDERSTANDING ein uno 9iebmatt1
mtlroe an ieiner Stele erllaru1t. Ser
Sltgenieltr lit beauftra9t, Die Softer
fir Die Heparatur Der @pomtllg Str.
feit5uitellen nno Die Oroinan5, meld,c
ben 6. uno z. @erbeiierunes=9 itrifl
creirt, %gelangte IN oritter 2eillng sur
Mlllabme.
EalI Gbers bot cine alage ge=
gen Mrs. Gonitance 8arbe Soro ouf
3ablnng elmer Nnte bon $677S.9I
NIT 3inlen, Die ofl 10. 9topentber
1906 oltsgeiteat uno Elm Sabr ip0icr
fdlig lultroe, a%ngeitrengt. Man erin<
merit iih, oaB ein @rlloer ser 8erflae
ten I'M p%ergallgenen Sabre oltf gbers
idoB uno i'm ihmer Dermultoete.
Ste Gampagne llnfoIten oes
republifoliiden Sberiffs aanoion-
ten s. 81. lambert beliefeu lid ouf
Die ellorne Sllmlne Don $3.50.
Iuf Ser Bride in Der Cont
merce, ildbe 2oiopa StroBe. itiirste
Wrs. Moia 9. {. 8aa ploblid gu go
ben uno perihieo menige Minutel1
ipater. Sin Ser5ldlag bate ibrein
9e6en Elm @noe gemadt. Sic mar 50.
Sabre cit ln1o mobnte 1t5 Gupal
StraBe.
ISM. s. 8rpoll fam IN 9eglei-
tltng leiller 5rau berte morgen bier
al uno muroe aln gabl1bof bon eistem
&onlite BON 8iirgern nit Mapor Sal
lagban on Der Spite empfongen ullo
nah Dem Menger @otel gebroht tpo
man oas Jriibitiif einnabm. gs folg
tet Damn Iusfabrten per %NutolnobiL
Gnlpfailg inl Menger @otel, Diner,
mieoer 9usfabrten ami Nobmittoq
aniprdfe grDan's bonn galfon bes
Menger @otel aus ulIo 9[bfabrt nod
Corpus Gbriiti, mo 8rpon ser ST
la1o @atermups Convention beimob=
nen mir0.A
3urd einen M~usgIeid lit pie
aloge bon g. 9. 2econpte gegen g.
& s. @alif beieitigt morber. Ger
Sobn 2econlpte's muroe BON 9olif
nit Ieinem Nutomobil iiberfabrea
uno ltarb in 6plqe oeiien. Salff
5ablt oafiir $4145 uno 2econpte
-5iebt Ole &laec 5uriif.
Adbiten Wiittmoh, 3. %. gfo=
pember, fomrit in Der @ectboneIl=
@aue Die rei5enoe iaponiide Sperette
rHrinceB Gbrpiontbemunl~ 5lr sluf-
fiibrintg. Die beiten bieiigen @e=
iangsfrdfte mirfen bei berielben nit,
Colo mo Gborpartien iinb g[5i.5
gut beiett. Die Ghore iino bon Troi.
9obn iorgfaltig einituoiert unD oie
9fegie oes Stiides liegt in ben t@Gll-
ben bon Srdu 81. Stolte, mGbrenO.
Die 9dn5e ullo Maride bon Sri.
Woore entmorfen limo. Gin porsiig=
lid3es Sr6eiter Miro fir oie Wtulif
ioraen. 9as Stiif lit briaant mtsge-
itottct. Die aoItla1e iino iehr id16u
mo Die 9iIblle mirh reid) oeforicit.
ieiil. gie Aufiiibrltla peripri6f oeit
9einderu in ic1cr @iHiidlt einen Gro.
Sen @eituB.
Ger Glidiier llnterItiibungs-
@erein neranitaltet an Somita9
abeno in Der Miiiions @arten SOLE
einen groBen @oa. Ger Gintritt be-
trdgt 20 Gents. 9omen linO irei.
Ger 9aa periprid)t mie oGidbrlic)
eine redt gemiitlide affoire 81 lper-
ben.
Arrangements iino getroffcn
fiir ole Nbboltulg pom @inter-6en-
men bonn -. Ge5ember bis gum =.
Sanuar. Die &enrlen finoen mtf Dem
| Nusltenunqsplate itdtt.
SSm Nlter Don "a 3obreu itorb
! m |ieiaer @obnma 1923 Grosbo
StroBe Senrp 6~ubrrneiiter. Gr
! mobnte 50 Sabre in Der Stoot.
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unter ben MrbeitseIe

Inter ben 4rbeitseIe,
pbanten in Snbiea filb Die miunz
li6sn bDber gefG6b! dls bic tpeibl del,
unb 5lpar aug benz @runb., mil l:Bz
tere, tpegen Der ibnen mangelnben
GtoB5abne, MIR gum .3ie6ea, "eritere
ba9e9en eu4 gum 9eben unb Sortitp=
ben i9fperer 2aften aebrau9t p;rben
t0nnen.
Oie @plbz unb 5itbers
g robuftion Der Ser. Gtaaten
betrng i'm Sabre 1907 nod offi3ieles
@ngabe 4,374,827 nn3en Jsirgolb i'm
Wertbe pon SOC, 435,7 700, bic Silfers
proouttion 56,5l4,7O0 nnaen i'm
9anoelspertb BON $1,000, 700. Mit
Der probuftipn bon 1906 psreli9sn, err
CAB ii4 cine Mbnabme bes Mertbes an
8olb bon $3,938,100.
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Orbnung mub ein. SIN
Man0pergeldnbe bei 9eibelbere nabm
ndbrenb bes Marf6es Elm Solbat cine
Pfldume BON einem 8aume, mag Der
geitrenae 6err 5elbpebeG fofort te@
merfte. @r CAB 8efebl gum 9alten,
nrb Der Solbat muBte bic ~nperbotene
5ru4t" nit einem 3mirnsfaben tpies
Der an Dem 8aume dufhdn9en.
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Grit fInfsrhn Sahren

5abe il Die @irfnngen bon gild-
lens Mrilien Snlbe perfolgt uno lie
bat iid In 5dIen bon Shnitt- uIlo
8rano=@unoen uno Grebs itets BIZ
mdbrt uno ms molthe 9oftorreh-
niing eriport. io9t ". 3. @aroD. pon
goit @ilton ge % Cts. bei Ioolpb
9reiB iinb 81. Gobn & So.
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Die 0ommiiiion fir Sen 5rpi-
ihenltaatliden Sdnoelsucrfebr 9dli
aiigeubliflid bier cine Sibuitg as,
nm Eroteite gegen Die Grbobnng
Der 5rahtroten eltgegen slt ncb-
men. gilenbohnlelite aus alien Iei-
leit oes 2anoes lino ailpeieno.
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IS lit Gure Iflidlt.

oae 9lrter1 ponp Grubel ab5uipenorl
uno SIR fonnt 2eber uno Gineelpei-
oe=Storltn9en bernteioer, meiu1 Sbr
Or. Sings Nele 2ebers Niltel
nebnlt. 25 Gents bel 9ooIpb 0rei5
mo 81. Gobn & So.
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Sdnode ODER Sdmer5en I'M
&reu5 lit eill ernites Spmptom. Die
Nieren iinb franf. Nebmt ipfort
g ridIb @b 8itters. @s iii
cine perldBlide Nieren-Meoi5in nno
Spltem=&egulierer ilno miro oos
2eioen beilen, bepor es iid SIT einerl
gefbarli6en entnidelt.
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:Suhn g. Goffpn, 6iicntfi6aqt NO
tor @rrn0eiqentlltH. 2taeHt fiir
@enEionsnnipriihe 53intmer 8. ct.
SonteS 0oteG, OIt.Souitou StroBc,
@eioe Selepbone $50.
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The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-07-23
Movement for Better Rates.

Within a few days a call will be is
sued, signed by the officers of the
Tucson Chamber of Commerce and
Maricopa County Commercial club,
addressed to the several boards of
trade and chambers of commerce in
Arizona, asking these organizations
to send one delegate each to terri
torial meeting to be held in Tucson
for the purpose of inaugurating
territorial movement for securing
equitable freight rates for Arizona
points.
This was the result of meeting
of the committee on transportation
of the Tucson chamber of commerce.
The action taken in Tucson by the
committee was the result of several
communications which have passed
between the committee in Tucson
and the Maricopa County CONNER
clad club and within week it is eX-
pected that the call will be issued
and the time and place for the meet
ing fixed.
In geneIal it is the intention to or
ganize territorial association COM
posed of representatives from the
several business mems organizations
throughout the territory and to ap-
point officers to carry out the objects
of the association--the securing of
better freight rates in this section.
At first it was the intention to con-
fine the organization to southern Ari-
IONA, but according to the call which
will be published, all towns in Ari-
IONA having a board of trade or
chamber of commerce will be invited
to send a representative to the first
meeting.
y great many people imagine they
have heart trouble when the fact is
that the whole trouble lies in the
stomach. The pains in the side
around the region of the heart are
not necessarily heart trouble. We
suggest that you start with the
stomach and whenever your food
seems to nauseate AXE KodOl. 1t
will not he very long until all these
Kodal now and until you know you
are right again. There isn't any
doubt about what it VIII do and you
will find the truth of this statement
verified after you have used KOdOl
for a few weeks. 1t is sold here by
a. c. drug department.
The copper era. (Clifton, Graham County, Ariz.) 1899-1911, 1908-07-23
KeIvin-CaIumet Mill to Be Begun at Once
and Rushed TO COMPLETION.

Within the next two weeks ground
will be broken at the property of the
Kelyin-Calumet Copper Mining COM
pany's property in Pinal county, be-
tween the Ray and Kelvin camps, for
5OO-ton concentrating plant, which
will in all probability be completed
and in operation within the next
seven months.
This decision to begin work at once
and rush to completion the big con-
centrating plant follows a telegram
received that Baltimore and Phila-
delphia syndicate has raised S400,OO0
to be used in the construction of the
plant.
Superintendent Twitchell will leave
for Ely, New, next week to remain
several days and study the workings
of the steam shovels that are used il
the handling of ores. These shovels
are to be used by the Kelvin-Cdlumet
company.