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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Exclusive corn diet Is bad for the
brood SOW. She cannot farrow strong
pigs on such a fattening diet. Little
corn should be fed, but rather d ra-
ton made up of foods rich in protein,
such as wheat bran, ground oats and
clover.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

A good way to find out whether the
front Of your farm presents a neat and
tidy appearance is to take a photograph
Of it with the thought in mind of pre-
senting one to your friends. After the
photograph is taken o may change
your mind on the subject, in which case
1t ought to result In a general clean
up.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

A milking stool out Of the core
around which fence wire comes wound
is the discovery Of one resourceful
farmer. He nails a bit Of board on
one end, to make the seat more COM
Portable, while he uses the auger hole
in the other end to hang the stool on
a nail when not In use.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Pride in ones own farm, stock, etc,
is all right, but don't let it become
a stumbling block to you 50 that fur
Their progress towards better things is
stopped. Always be on the lookout
for the new idea and the new method
which will Increase the efficiency and
profits Of your farm.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1908-03-06

Secretary Of Agriculture Wilson esti-
mates that more than $6OO,OOO,OO0
must be regarded as value of the poul,
try and eggs produced on United States
farms in 1907. The farm price Of eggs
December / this year was given at
1872 cents, which is the highest for
a long time, with the exception Of 1905.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01

Honey Boy" George Evans is
training with the Philadelphia ma
tionals at Savannah. Evans is to
lead a team against George Cohan's
Champions when the theatrical season
opens.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
PRITcHARD 8 KEEN
Bonanza Circle and Warren District
Stocks a Speciality.
Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Companies.

Agent for the Liverpool & London and
Globe Insurance Companies.
March 31st, 1908.
The New York market closed very
weak and with Indicators OF lower
prices at the opening tomorrow. 1t
is hard to say at this time low Ion
these conditions will continue.
An1algamated closed at 1887, North
Butte at 53.37, Calumet & Arizona at
99.37 Greene Cananea at S.37. Supe-
rior G. Piushurg at 1852, Arizona
Commercial at 1900. In fact the
wnole list seems to have CONT to
pieces. Butte Arizona seems to have
braced up and considerable BUSINESS
has been done locally. 1t is goou
buy at market prices.
Closing Quotations:
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
ITEMS OF MINING
NEWS FROM BENSON
Many Are Busy In District Sur
rounding Junction Town.
Favorable Showing,

BENSON, March 31.-J. F. Maho-
ney and Joe Larrieu have just locat-
ed four mining claims east of Benson
on big ledge of copper, lead. gold
and silver. Fine specimens of the ore
are on exhibition at the Hotel Banks.
Frank Trask loaded a wagon with
camp equipment and supplies Tues
day and sent out f0rce to work on
the big gold ledge in the milestone
mountains, nine miles west of Ben
SON.
Miller of the east, have started work
on the Goodwin property, next west
of the Republic 1t is understood that
three shifts of miners will be worked
sinking on the ore body, which is high
grade from the surface.
The Ray drills in the great copper
zone about 100 miles north of Ben
son, are penetrating large bodies of
copper sulphide beds at a depth of
200 feet, and the sulphide beds are
over 100 feet thick, according to B.
F. Shilling.
After the C. & A. directors met in
Bisbee recently and decided TO per-
NIT the option to expire on one Of
their Leadville holdings, one Of the
directors stated that the most prom
Using options held by that company is
on property north of Benson near
Mammoth, which will not expire until
next January, when he says it will I'M
doubtedly be taken up.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01

Amalgamated Now
Making Good Record

$40 per 1000 feet for its timber, but
now It pays 81 more as stumpage to
the government and buys government
timber rather than cut its own. Steel
and candles have greatly Increased in
price and these are among the items
of cost that can not be reduced. The
great saving is being made In econom-
les at the mines and smelters, the In
creased efficiency of labor, and the
higher grade of ore sent to the smelt-
ers.
The Amalgamated has new sys-
tenn of checking against production
the most perfect in the world. Re
ports made to the foremen detail the
work done under their charge two
days before and they not only show
what every ton of ore hoisted cost the
company, but what it cost TO put in
every bit of timber on each shift. The
report gives each foreman the aver
age cost of the ore produced by him
for every month comparing it with the
costs for corresponding months for
one, two and three years.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01

a difficult task to secure them, so
eager had been FL Paso and other
purchasers; and Corson began to fear
he would have to return home with
out one. Finally he found a man
who replied to his request, mo,
haven't any nuggets sold them to
that Ell Paso buyer-but I'll just go
out and get you one" And he did
So The lad not only secured a mug
get to take back home. but he saw
1t dug up fresh out Of the gravel.
From a ledge on his property. Mr..
Morrow brought back three samples
which, SO it is reported here after his
$40, S13 and IS. In these samples,
no gold could be seen.
Mr. Morrow says that the forma-
tons appear to be right for gold.
The fron-stained quartz is there in
plenty, as is also porphyry, which in
Rawhide, the new Nevada camp, is
the ledge that carries gold. Other
formations are also to be found there.
Said Mr.. Morrow:
Very little is known of the dis
trict yet, but it already looks good
to me, and ] am well pleased with
my claims there. It is too early to
say whether the new gold fields will
be known best for placer or ledge
gold 1t seems to be general opinion
that the placer fields, if they prove
| to be such, are small in extent and
that the best of such ground has al
ready been filed on; but this isn't
GAL TWO BIDR Gal two Hachita
| known for sure. yet. The Lodges
| haven't been prospected much either,
| but they must be quite extensive, for
my claims have mineral on them,
about four miles from the placer
ground.
'Tn the placer ground, the Clark
! brothers have been panning out gold
| for several months, some days max
/ ing as much as SIS in this way. The
nuggets are as a rule small, few be-
| ing worth more than from so cents
to $100. When / left, dry washing
twas the only method in use for free
ing the gold. There was only one
| dry washer there then, but several
others were expected soon. In one
day. while | was there, $10.35 was
obtained from 81 shovelfuls with this
dry washer-which is a very fair
days work.
1T has been said that there is no
water. Why, / know of four good
/ springs within a radius of five miles
from the placer ground; and just four
miles west is Playas lake. OF course.
there isn't enough water in the fields
| for hydraulic purposes, but for camp
uses there is plenty.
1T is strange that development Of
the gold lodges has never been ac-
| complished. It has always been
known that gold existed there. Years
ago Pete Hall, from sample on his
property in that neighborhood, re-
ceived an assay Of 9 o. in gold, but
paid no attention, thinking the as
sayer must have made mistake
BY friend of his, another sample
from the same ledge was sent to
different assayer-the result was the
same. $3.50 But, even then, Han did
not investigate.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
(Boston News Burean.l

tbOStOH news BUREAU
BOSTON. March Shaded TO the
discussion as to the cost Of making
copper in Butte is the assertion, posi-
lively made, by leading Amalgalnar-
ed operating officer, that the average
cost of Amalgamated copper under
normal conditions, and including re-
timing and selling has been 10 IL cents.
That. 1t is claimed, was the cost under
highly increased prices for supplies
and great depreciation In the efIlci-
ency of labor. The cost OF supplies
can not be greatly reduced at resent,
but the efficiency of labor has already
been raised since the resumption OF
mining, and ii is claimed that the
mines are showing a ton OF ere per
man per shift more than they did a
year ago 1t is stated by Tie highest
officials of the Amalgamated that the
results are better than they have oe en-
at any time in seven years.
One of the big items of increased
cost in mining is the cost of lumber.
Formerly the company paid 50 and
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
HUTToN's LETTER.

Especial Wire to L. ]. Overlook
NEW YORK, March 31.-The sIocA
market was under pressure all during
the session. and declines were gener-
al. There was not much buying pow
er noticeable. Weakness of the Erie
issues in the absence of official news
regarding the extension Of their short
time notes duesin April was a disturb
ing factor The news from Washing
ton to the effect that there would be
no prosecution at present under rae
commodity clause of the railroad law,
thereby permitting the railways own
ing and operating coal mines to con-
tinue that branch of business was a
favorable factor, but there did not
appear to be much disposition among
traders to buy stocks.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
TAKING
CHARACTERIzES
ENTIRE Session
AmaIgamated Leads Process
sion in Downward March of
coppers Great Deal of
Liquidation Evident In East.
fBy Frank J. Graft

10y frank d GFdl-J
This was another day of profit TAX
ing and it looked as though there
might be a short interest in the mar,
ket. Copper stocks were sold treeIy
with few exceptions. Amalgamated
opened in splendid form, but sooh
weakened and closed very weak
Denn-Arizona and Shattuek both SUI
Tered considerably from profit taking.
DEM was offered from the east at
3 3-S, with no takers and Shattuck
went begging at 10 3-4. Both are
splendid purchases and should be
bought at this level. Greene Cananea
showed a slight weakness, closing at
s 5-S bid Superior & Pittsburg clos
ed at II SIS, but In fair form. North
Butte and Butte Coalition both fell
OF at the close. The New York mar.
ket showed a great deal of liquidation
and closed at about the low point for
the day.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01

Review want Ads Bring Results.
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/. WALKER BROTHERS LETTER.
Especial wire to L. J. overlock.)

Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook
NEW YORK, March 31.-The mar
ket was under pressure all day and
traders were very quick TO offer
stocks down. The real weakness
was in the afternoon and tae whole
list broke. Shelters was the point
OF attack and the general list follow
ed it. Talk of Erie receiyership had
bad effect The close was weak at
nearly the lowest point of the day.
We do not expect to see this break
go very far, as the trading is largely
professional and traders are apt to
turn at any time. This break has
caught the small traders.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
TESTER & HICKS.
Brokers.
Over Rinehart's Drug store-Rooms
and 4 Antier's Building.

Bisbee, Ariz., March 81, 1908.
The New York market again de-
veloped weakness on the rumor that
the Erie railway had gone into the
hands of receivers, and the selling of
tais stock carried the balance OF the
list down from / to points.
The coppers also suffered losses all
along the Boston list and the close
finds prices OFF from IL to 1 point.
There was a Is decline in metal,
which was largely responsible for the
weakness in these stocks.
The cUrbs are quiet and trading Is
practically at a standstill However,
prices snow very little change from
yesterdays quotations.
Closing Quotations.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01
PANE-wEeRER LETTER.
Especial Wire to L. J. Overlook.

Especial Wire to l. J. OVeriock.)
BOSTON, March 31.-The acuoa OF
the market yesterday and today in
dicates liquidation by special inter
ests. We do not think that the end
of the upward movement has come
by any means, but we do think that
some OF the stocks are being sold
which have been bought to cause the
rise we have had. We advise taking
profits on all strong spots until we
see a disposition on the part of the
big banking interests to put up the
market again. Copper Range has the
best support In the room today and
is being quietly accumulated in antic-
ipation of a good showing VIXEN the
Globe shaft strikes the lodes.
Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01

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Bisbee daily review., 1908-04-01

Review Want Ads. bring results.
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TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.

ASK for Dr. Bulls Cough Syrlp Insist ON
having b. There o. un remedy better air
lusi as good Il Is the Sd reliable cure.
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yards Of your friends and miss them
entirely but there IS no danger OF ever
losing those who travel the gospel
pasLs of peace You see. we cannot
ss each other We are all heading
~ thc anne destination. We are all
gpihg g. assemble In the one piace,
whcrc We shall sing the same songs and
.3ok Upon the face Of the same Christ
ASA live there through nll eternity in
tac sallr mansions Oh. Is Il not glori-
ous news that those who have gone
before us aud our dear children who
nlr coming behind US shall yet be one
with us in gioryf
While / was writing this sermon ]
seemed 60 see Il most wonderful vi
sion saw beautiful picture In
apncalyptic vision ! saw the members
u my church travelling those paths Of
frJcc an1 all meeting there at the
foot of The throne Then ! saw our
selves one day going of alone and as.
semb'iug rs a congregation, just as we
do here Sabbath by Sabbath We were
singing the old songs and meeting in
loly fellowship. just rs we do here.
Aul iu my vision ! saw myself arise
aud repeat the beautiful words Of my
teAt Her ways are ways 81 pleasant
ness. aud an her paths are peace"
lCopyr!ght 1905 by Louis Klopsch.l
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colleetinq a Bell.

The souvenir hunters are making il
likely thar when Wiscassets famous
old Pau Revere bell IS recast Il will
weigh less than before it was broken
ia pieces ny its fall from the steeple
Of Tie burning church In December.
The hc'l was purchased IN 1900 and IS
one " The three original bells of this
make owned In New England The
other two are owned IN Bingham and
Portsmouth \. H. The Wiscasset bell
was removed from the old church in
1910 and placed on the new church
dedicated that year, During the re
cent fire the bell was broken when II
fcH 90 the ground and was scattered
about ia the ruins. The society intends
to have Il recast, and. although II will
be- impossible to gather tse whole Of
the metal. II is expected enough will
re recovered TO make a good sized bell.
Tie bell weighed 900 pounds. and up
10 the present time all but POO pounds
have been recovered Many people
have secured small pieces as souvenirs,
So that the new bell viii not be as
heavy as the original. Kennebec jour
nal
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laps Taking Up Boxing.

A. VI Ioushney. an athlete. who has
been tudyIng jiu iitsu in Japan, says
tuat the Japs are beginning to take n
great interest in American boxing and
that great prize fighter viii undoubt
cGy ~ turned ont by that country
somc day
The Jap. says Loughney is by ma
tgrc fighter II he turns 70 prize
fighting he would he more OF fighter
than boxer His head and jaw are
shaped lihc lighting animals. and he
bal, What prize fighters call the heart
He cm a-hi a losing battle Ike an
li.Hun IN studying iiu jitsu have
fouul ttaj HE japanese are not nearly
a< ~u eutihie TO pain as we are Jm
ilisu is terribly painful and dangerous.
Il ry ran stand that. they could
stand pgiz, lighting and not mind the
punishment
II taugh 4 number how 20 box while
IN Japan They know very little about
f. iut learned with remarkable quick
pe~s on account Of their much more
rapid sword play. Their main disad
vantage is in the shortness of their
reach Baltimore News
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Mouse 4ad a champion.

4 Washington man went into a
downtown business office the other
day He was accompanied by his dog
The dog very soon got busy after a
mouse which he cspied al the end u
thc desk at which a clerk was ID work.
The dog chased the mouse into cor
urt. where IL took refuge behind a
waste paper basket The clerk was
wild With rage
cal on that cur or Will kin him
b. shouted 10 the owner % the beast
why he's after mouse. said the
dog owner
Don't care That mouse is pet.
and 81 your dog Kills il viii XII your
29- before he can get out Of the
Office
THE owner Of the canine was in.
Glued 10 -et angry but lie saw real
trouble ID The clerk Is eye and he lost
time ia Selling the brute ana throw
u2 him outside the office. The clerk
bad made friends with the mouse
during Il period OF months and was
prepared TO fight man or dog that
offered 10 destroy his pet Washington
Star
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Naturally makes them shrink from the
jndclicntc questions, the obnoxious ex-
aminations. and unpleasant local treat
ments. which some physicians consider
essential IN the treatment Of diseases 81
women. Yet, If help cnn be hid, il ia
better to submit 20 this ordeal than let
the disease grow and spread. The trouble
Is that SO often the woman undcrgocs all
the annoSancc and shame for nothing.
ThousondsNoi women who have been
cured ljX DR.. 0erce's Fayoritc Prcscrp-
ton writG> IN appreciation Of the cure
which dissIhIrs NSltl the examinations
and local trcatmentS:S There &. 10 other
mcdiciue sllre.-alld- -Sale-- lar ae4Ga1...
women as rfayoritc Prostitution" II
cures debilitating drains irrcgularty and
female wcakue.s. 1t always helps. II
almost always cures. 1t Is strictly nom
alc0hoiic. non secret. all t- Ingredients
being printed on rs botilcwrnppc con
tains no dcioierious or ha5lt-torming
drugs and ~ .y native medicinal root
entering into Il, composition has the fun
endorsement Of those most eminent in the
several schools OF medical practice. Some
Of these numerous and strongest of pro.
fcisIonal endorsements Of IT'S ingredients.
VIII t' AUiittA IA q HtANiAi' hihiii'N
around the bottle, also IN booklet mailed
free GA request. By Dr Il. " Pierce, Of
Buffalo, y. y. These professional IN
dorsemcnts should have far more weight
than amy amount OF the ordinary lay or
n0n-profes.ionnl testimonials.
The most intelligent women nowadays
insist on knowing what they take rs med
lcinc instead Of opening their mouths like
Il lot 81 young birds aud gulping down
Whatever Is offered them. "Favorite Pre-
scription IL OF KNowN COMPOSITION. 1t
makes weak women strong and sick
tomen wcil.
Dr. Piercos Medical Adviser is sent free
un receipt Of stamps To pay expense II
iailng miH send to Dr. Il. v Pierce,
lullalo. II. ~. Fl Onp-reut stamps ior pa
pcr-coycrtd. or 81 stamps for cl0th-bound.
II sick consult tiir Doctor free % charge
By letter. All sHch communications are
held saercdly confidential.
DR. piercc's Pleasant Pellets invigoratc
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels.
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Ray Brown. art director OF Every.
body's. gave a story 10y Samuel Hop
kins Adams to May Wilson Preston
for Illustration Mrs. Preston made
the pictures. which We're fine. and sent
them with the bill on sending them
she tclcphoued 10 Mr. Brown, saying:
That's q fine story Of Adams. II
made me weep
4 few days later Mr. Adams visited
Everybody's Office.
THAT story Of yours must be a good
one. sam" said Brown. ITS made
two people weep"
Indeed" said Adams, much pleased.
"Whn were theyf"
MAY Wilson Preston when she read
the manuscript" replied Brown. "and
me when ] got her bill for making
the Illustrations
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A Triumphant Peace.

And then the terminus of the gospel
paths Of peace-oh, what glorious. q
triumphant peace they have, As all
roads during Caesars reign were said
20 lead TO Rome. SO all the gospel
paths " peace ultimately converge at
one great central destination. They all
meet at the foot OF the great white
throne OF God. Aud all those vino trav-
el them shall assemble there. In the
many paths OF the dense woods OF
earth you can pass within few
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Calnage
Sermon
BY Rev.
Frank De Witt TalmaGe, ID. ID.

Los Angeles. Cal, Jan. l9.-In this
sermon the preacher reveals the secret
Of the true enjoyment of life and tells
MS how TO escape worry and the thou
sand ma one Affections TINT make eX-
istcncc II burden TO so many of us
The text Is Proverbs iii. H. "Ali her
paths are peace"
At one Of our church prayer meetings
| had an experience that shall never
forget II was one Of the hnpplest Of
the many such meetings that have at
tended Love seemed TO he rcigning
everywhere. The songs were sung as
II every one was enjoying them. The
prayers came yelling W from the
heart as the bubbling broos leaps over
the rocks of the mountain side. rhe
preacher was sitting in his chair, but
the meeting was being run 10y the pco-
pie. The hour in which we prayed
and sang and testified was gone too
soon The subject Of the evening was
why the Christian life should be Il
happy life and why 1t should grow
happier each year" 1t was a great
subject TO talk upon. Each Christian
was able to speak upon 1t out of the
experiences OF his own life Truly Il
seemed that each testimony WIS lit
tie better than the one that had pre-
coded a. Then. when all our hearts
were overlooking with gratitude to
God for his many mercics, a dear
friend arose and told this suggestive
Incident:
Some time ago in Il northern city
was very much depressed Things
seemed To be going against me. did
not know which way To turn. Then as
II TO intensity my discomfort the
weather was inclemcnt 1t Is always
harder for me to worship God when
the wind is from the east than when
the sun is shining. But suddenly the
storm seemed to break From a rift In
the clouds the sun burst through and
flooded the branches Of great tree
Just before me Then rs If by magic a
flock of sparrows came from every Iii
rection and flew up into the branches
OF that tree and began 10 twitter as If
In ecstasy | stopped and said, If lot
of sparrows could hunt ont little ray
OF sunshine like that and be happy in
it. surely /. who can battle in the sun
shine of Gods mercies aud promises,
should be happy too When my
friend sat down. seemed TO be sur
rounded by great Hood Of Gods sun
shine In the glow Of that sunshine
there seemed to arise before me the
lnnumerahle blessings which crowd
into the Christians life. And then
there came to my mind these beauti-
ful words of my text Her ways are
ways of pleasantness. and all her paths
are peace"