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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-04-21
NO REASON roR IT.
When lambertville Citizens Show the
Certain NAY Out

There can be ~ list fessaa Nhs any
reader OF this will continue 10 suffer
the tornres ot an aching back, the an.
novance OF urinary disorders. the dam
gers Of diabetes q any kidney ills when
relief is SO near At hand aud the most
positive proof given that they can be
cured. Read what a l.ambertville cit
izen says:
Mrs. n V skillman. 81 Coryell St, Lam
bertville, n J., says: Il suffered so severely
from pains through my back and sides and al
times was SO dizzy that was hardly able to
stoop When sitting in one position for some
time, | would become so lame and stiff that
could hardly straighten After trying many
remedies, without finding relief, procured
box of Doan's Kidney Pills at Geo NJ sham
alias drug store and their use quickly freed
me of the pains and other annoyanees. Dur
ing the years that have passed since then
have not had any recurrence of the trouble
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents Foster ilburn Co, Buffalo,
New York. sole agents fol- the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-and
take no other.
If Carnegie acts on Walter Well
mans advice to establish n great news
paper IN Washington he never will
need to work another day n trying TO
die poor.
Ask for and insist on having Lam
bertville Puffs Best cigar made auy-
where for the money.
The heiress who eloped with car
penter is said to be PLAN girl and
therefore Just the kind TO rest on 4
plane with him when hen riches take
wings.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-04-21

Beautiful Tinseled Post Cards one
cent. DOLL HOSPITAL Two doors
from new Post Office.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1909-04-21

The healthy old man wears his gray hairs
like silver crown What ii he be threescore
and ten if there is still fire in his eye, iirmness
in his step, command in his voice and wis
dom in his counsele He commands love and
reverence. Yet how few wear the mantle of
age with dignity. Dim eyed, querelous of
speech, hating in step, childish in mind, they
lag superfluous on the stage" dragging out
the fag end of life in a simple existence. The
secret of healthy old age is healthy mid
die age The man who takes care of his
stomach, who keeps his body properly nour-
ished, will find that the body does not fail
him in old age. The great valne Of DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery lies in the preser-
walton of the working power OF the stomach
and other organs of digestion and nutrition.
From this center is distributed the nourish-
ment OF the whole body the salt for the blood,
the lime for the bones, phosphates for the brain
and nerves. A sound stomach means a sound
man. A man who keeps his stomach sound by
the use Of Of Golden Medical Discovery" will
wear the crown OF gray hairs as BELTS a mon-
arch, with dignity and ease. Formula printed
on wrapper-not secret, or patent medi-
cine" bnt OF KNOWN COMPOSITION.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
WHERE TO BUY BEST FARM AND GARDEN SEFDS

SffoS sas NlsTS-AlI varieties oi improved cot
ton. Corn. Melons. etc. Cabbage plants. straw.
berry plants. sweet sotato plants. Fruit trees
and Improved breeds 81 chickens aud pegs
" rite us your wants and for Sccd aud Plant
catalogue { L lshssss ssss & Past Co tssfsnfs ca
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
WHY CRIMSON CLOVER MAY
HAVE FAILED WITH YOU.
Continued from Page 12.D

rage 81
I have sown crimson clover az late
as November LIST at Raleigh. y. c..
and had a good stand. az September
and October had been too dry TO sow.
But as a rule / would not defer the
sowing TIL that late. But II has
been found repeatedly that when
crimson clover fails one season that
IL will succeed on the same land the
next season, as the soil seems TO got
the incubation from the first BOW
ing. This was the result In Louis
ana. where they at first thought that
this clover would not grow. Sown
at the time you say you have sue
ceeded with rye IL would probably
succeed. Sow Just ahead of rain II
practicable and there will DO little
difficulty In the termination.
Crimson clover is more certain TO
succeed sown among corn At last
working than among cotton. IA there
In more shade. but when the cotton
In better developed II can be sown
with more safety. But any green
crop at all Ia better than bare land.
and rape will give ane winier hog
pasture In your climate. Try sowing
some iurnip nced along with your
crimson clover at last working. Sow
a mixture of fticcn pounds Of clover
secd and tao pounds of cowhorn
turnip scod per acre. Tho suvnlp
tops will ahade the clover and the
AL
iurc and n humas-making crop TO
pillow under In spring. tho long roots
OF the turnips adding materially To-
the humus-making material. Here
IL Ii common 10 aow crimson clover
with buck a. heat In July. and mako
land In clover. There are aiso fnr
zelda here of wheat and crimson
clover sown for hay. The oniy OBJ
lection 10 this IL ths, tho whoa, IL
ap; 10 DO badly damaged By tho Hcs-
alan ~ when so1n so carly.
Now "a To tho manure. You say
that when you n~iShhors hauled ~
GU; you could smcli tho ammonia
before reaching tho ficli. This shows
that 1, had been allowed TO heat
and was not hauled out a. faa; as
made. Even In that case tho spread
Ing on tho surface ~aa all right an
there would then b~ a check to the
heating. never hurry about put.
ting the manure under ground. for I
know tina, IL 10 all riEhi on top tho
land
Some years ago a. tho Srw iiamp-
shirc Station they made an expert
meni by spreading some manure 10
the fail. On ono piece 1; WAS lief, TO
lie on top all winter. On another
piece q, was plowed under NJ once.
and on the third piece 1; Was spread
In the spring. All tho three plots
were plo~ed for corn Tho part
where the manure lay on the sur
face all winter made by far tho
most corn. II manure IN no, hauled
out and spread as fast IA made your
plan OF keeping ., uamped under
foot In the stalls in the BEES; nay. for
4, loses far less I'm that way than II
iooscncd up and thrown out In piles.
And piled under cover think 4,
worse OF than outside. az IL will
fre-fanE worse kept dry. Du, do
not be afraid TO haul on, manure an
fast as made and spread IL. IL loses
iesa spread on the land than In any
other way.
w n AAgGEy
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
lEwIs's SELECT PRIZE COTTON SEED

Tho variety ,ha, viii not fan la please yuu
iH tho field and ~ the sin. NeTg prolific vcrp
carif~~wlsh proper treatment - ter cent can
hc gathered ia August the teTp Kind to plant
lm ut uus 81 tho Wcettl territory. AiwsYs
stands togefuuai as thc Experiment stations I.
slasfs ulsasos tho planter. and wlll please
YnU. 81 Sun wtAh Ia etraslT increase guuF
YirlA Kiso suT arrd fair tFial AMI Fuu Wlit uot
esc disappointed. The above photo was taken
iH waE rsgftuu taelA ~rpsrfnlpeV tsh. Al~nut all
uErn piamiet Im MAJ Write tsstar iuf cir
ctslar so W. n. .. LEWIS.
t~~tsso~. Ia.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
Triumph Cotton and Mosby
Prolific Corn Seed.

Thesa arc our leaders. and arc grown on the
Government DENOMINATION farms They arc
tho best seed farmers ran use wish or without
the boil scuvil TIcy arc improved for dc.
uwrsirslor woFE Srnd for our pvicc ard DO.
scriptioD list Of thea ard cthrT tancY srcis
p. ". STEPHENSON
Alexander CItr Ala
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-01-09
AZ EADc cRook's REiMrsovEp
10 cHNO WHITE GIANT sEfD CORN

shells one bushei. For reference aud deaerip-
Tive price iist address. w. T., CROOK.
Huron. Team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

t vIu have disastrous effect on Bling
harm and rIntic
According t0 W. j.. Thomas who has
been making am inspection of The ohio
Copper mime. the property De- nrget
thau anyone can possibly conceive Of
without seeing Is.
Don circular letter signed bv Vice
President George vs.. Morgan and John
R ClaUsou r. Dc. Miller and Ut. TT
SoWles Of the directorate. the stockhold-
rrs OF the West Quincy Mining CONE
pany are Informed that assessment No
4. of 3 cents delinquent ON March 81
has been resrinded 10 ls stated that
nothing Is 90 be done by the company
until some dehnate policy is decided on
According 90 reports from Seven
Tr0urhs the Harris lease has made
clean mp OF its initial shipment which
amounts tO about 81 000 and IS from he
tween 100 and $50 tons. The ore is of
the lower grade from the lease and
the tailinEs contain more than any OF
the otter ores treated. These win De
treated at tho new London syndicate
mu
William Allison. former supernten-
dent 1f tho ogden schools is now the
general sales agent NJ the Wyoming
Fuel company for ogden.
w Hartley is endeavoring 10 start
mining exchange at Provo. 10 Us re-
ported that J. H. Brice and number
OF Provo brokers are taking am interest
iu The affair
George r. Gum. general manager o.
the Fly Mines company property and
Che Mason Valley mine has gone TO
Ely New.
Al a meeting of the officials OF the
Fine Gold Mining company Of Seven
Troughs. iu Salt Lake city yesterday,
extensions were granted on the leases
known as the English and George and
the Eugiish-Oweus. The leasers were
represented by W. r. English and F.
A. Preston. Under existing contracts
the leases would expire In August, 1910.
but the time has been extended 10
Dec. 81. 1911
stockholders OF the Talsman Mining
company have been receiving notices
that under the agreement OF consohda-
ton with the Cedar Mining company
they are entitled 20 one and one-ffth
shares OF stock iu the new corporation.
for one share OF the old stock II.
Barnett fl1 D r. Walker building.
urges the stockholders 10 hasten and
secure transfer OF their stock.
Al. Harrison. president OF the Horn
Silver Mining company. passed through
Salt Lake city yesterday on his way
| 10 his home IN New York. Re declares
that the ores az the mine are still be-
ing experimental with and 40 may be
several months before the best system
| Of ore treatment at the mill viii be de-
| Cided on.
Child. Cole & Company. a local brok-
! orage house, is preparing a new map Of
/ tho TiutiC district In order that this
| may he the most perfect OF its kind Of
/ that district. the company has request
| cd that AN companies and persons hav-
| ing property in the district send the
/ firm "a copy OF the maps Of their claims
/ and locations SO that they may he rep
resented IN the new map.
/ B. "a Bullock. manager OF the Tintic
| Combination. Tintic Empire, Bullock
and other properties IN the East Tim
| tic district arrived IN Salt Lake today,
| He declares that everything Is looking
good in the Tintlc district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
AT PARTING or WAYS.
Dull DAY FOR STOCKS.
Local Mining Market Shows Little
Activity but Fairly Steady Prices.

Local Mining Market Shows little
Activity but Fairly Steady Prices.
The desire 10 hold back and await
conditions TO right themselves seems
10 have taken hold of the local stock
market. Sales today, although shsnl-
ly better than yesterday, were iaf
from the standard Gold producers
were fairly steady and there was but
little change 200 the silver and copper
proporties There was no decided ace
tlpitv n any of the stocks.
Bullock sold better TODAY than ~
has during the week. Tho strike OF
% good ore body iu Che company
ground has caused considerable actlN-
ty DOB this stock and prices were oel-
Columbus Consolidated showed %
t,udaucN DO reach better prices. Hs dld
East riutic Gold king East Iinuc
Development and Mountain Lake.
Iron Blossom was lower today ana
ohio Copper developed an unsteadi-
mess.
con- the regular and open board go
500 shares of stock were sold for fa2.-
U01.Oa. The amount of business tram
sactcd during the week Has lower than
usual and although close tu mutton
shares of stock changed hands. lhc
amount represented was luH. During
tao past tIN days Det.u-h shares were
sold at E4ua.H1G.l4
on thr curb market There were more
stocks thlu usual but up sales were
recorded. GrutI received "a nII uf 0 's
cents Hnd $685. offered ut cents.
Yoriuetuu Irousi0rs was unOrel at
cents and q cents MIH uIt. LIN
Witch waa offered at go cents aul the
Did Was Us D.ni#
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
STATE AMATEUR
WRESTLING BOUTS
Tournament at Y. VI. c. \. This Even
mg-Thiriy Have Entered Lists
Fast Contests Looked Tor.

Thirty of the best amateur wrcstlors in
The state have entered the state amateur
tournament which takes place az the y.
~. O.. A. gym this evening and some Of
tHo hottest mat contests over Witnessed
here arc looked for Every man on tho
list has worked hard 600 preparation for
the contests and that there Will be some
surprises goes without saying
Winners OF lrst place viii Do given gold
medals and those winning second places
viii receive silver mcdlls ana with the
trophies goes the title of state amateur
champion THE entries lu the YariouH
wei gifts are ls follows.
1ll-uuuud class. harvey, Ray, Miller.
CaFtina aud Draft
lE-pOund ciass-Lloyd. Evans Wilson
and NetfletOn.
f5-pouud class Richardson Wortheu.
Judd White Williams Macke, Chiids.
Cleurv and Adnmanu.
tis-pound class Muliucr, Aurobus.
Iarker. Dean and Nichols
Ue1fyW eight-Eurrosa Russell H8rker
and T0ulton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
WEATHER REPORT

NJ o. colder today and the approach N
"a high harometrc area has enabled the
local weather offices 60 predict fair
weather for tonight and tomorrow
A trough of low h1r0metric pressure
extends from British columbia south
eastward over the plateau region and
southern slope to the Gulf OF Mexico.
Another low pressure. attended bN ram
aud snow. 81 central over the lake region.
Relatively high pressure covers the east-
eru slope of tho Rockies So preci nit1-
zion has occurred west OF The Mlsslssip
Do river during the past - hours except
over portions OF the Dakotas and the
southern plateau region.
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT
Record at tho local office. United
States weather bureau Tor % hours end-
Ing at "a. M. today.
Temperature ut "a. M. 40; maximum.
ca. minimum. 36 mean. O., which De- nor
NAL Total excess of temperature since
the first Of the month. i1 Accumulated
excess of temperature since Jan. 4. $50
degrees Total precipitation since first OF
month 2l5 inches, which is 80 inch
above normal Accumulated excess since
Jan T. 2H inches. Relative humidity az
6 90. m., Oh per cent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
CITY HELD NO OPTION.

John H. Donnollan, who has been cred
tied with having rescinded an option
given 20 the city for the transfer or
property wanted by the municipality
for a market place. denies that he over
entered into such a bargain. With ref-
erenco 20 the allegation, Mr.. nouncli1n
said today.
"rhe city holds no option from me-
for the ground referred TO or any other
property. j have not been offered st2.
600 or any other sum over and above
Tho price the city was willing 20 pay for
the guund. / never refused 20 convey
To the city the property referred 10, or
any other giving as a reason that
my wife refused 20 sign the deed
mo representative OF the city has
seen me On reference 20 my property for
several weeks. ] understand that soma
time ago an agent had negotiations
with the city which I refused 20 rati-
~"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
FIRE AT RESIDENCE.

A defective fue caused small fire
at the home Of Mrs Ann Galleslar, l43
west Fourth South street al S:45 this
morning doing damage 20 the build
ing 20 the extent OF &25 The contents
were not injured Too any way The app
paratus from station No. with Chief
Glore and the chemical from head
quarters. made quick run 10 the
blaze and soon had 70 under control
and out The building was not in
sured. The property belongs 20 j. II
Callister.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
BELIEVES RAWHIDE
WILL MAKE GOOD
Mining Engineer Declares That
He Expects Camp to be
Steay Producer.
GOOD BYE TO WlLO-CATTER
Rich Deposit. Are hat Incidental To-
General Orc Deposition
or tie District.

That Rawh.de wU make good. and
thar mo rich deposits arc but JINGLE
dental 20 tho general deposition of thr
district ls the opinion ot john T Have
Rims Nevada mining engineer he
assorts that Doe does not believe that the
phenomenal richness of the ores VIII
continue 60 depth. but that depth wll
produce permanent producers. Mr.
Hawkins recently examined number
OF properties In the district tie says
81 am satisfied that Rawhide is go-
Ing 20 have some good mines, though
from what 4 gathered on my recent
visit ! hardly think that what can
honestly be called mine, exists today
there are undoubtedly very excellent
prospects, within "a limited zone. cove
cred by Gmtt Balloon and Murray
hills. with an ore occurrence on hooli-
gan Regent and the district 90 thc
west I look upon CAS- an entirely DIFF
ferent proposition.
"By reason Of erosion and atmos-
rheric action there are large number
of places showing pipes OF very high
grade ore. These are found where MAJ
turc has performed the act OF concen-
tatlou of values.
WILL LOSE VALUES.
..The development OF the past year
shows plainly that these rich deposits
are bus Incidental 20 the general ore
deposition of the district and are, 20
use phrase, of The here today and
gone tomorrow order. DO would indeed
10 "a phenomenal occurrence. were we TO
find that these striking values contin-
ued with depth. / do not see upon what
ground some OF the promo ers and oper-
afors have based their of repeated
statement that greater depth is sure 90
disclose as good or greater values, "a
more accurate and conservative state-
mcnt would Doe Co say that depth may
and probably win disclose permanent
values in lieu of the present rlch
stringcrs and pockets
"rhis permanent value, from present
indications. win be of a much lower
grade in the average in fact good
grade of milling ore. readily amend
able 30 cyuniding SO Ear as the oNy-
discd zone Or concerned ore that is
easily reduced TO tho desired mesh for
treatment That such bodies Of ore eK-
lst. I feel well convinced, this means
mining and milling upon large scale,
30 means also "a steady going but per-
maneut camp. one for which the stock
iobbcr and wild-catter VIII have pre-
ciods little use.
AT PARTING OF WAYS
"Rawhidc right now Is al the parting
OF the ways; from IFS overdone boom
period. 20 that when consistent mining
Is 10 have IFS day Though THIS causes
"a temporary set back. especially COM
merclally It betokens "a bright future,
seeing that vast strides are being made
800 treatment processes, boz the mechan-
icsl appliances f0r reduction, as well
as cheaper power These things render
investments in mines having developed
bodies of milling ores. more and more
Inviting 20 tn investing public Bear
ing these things IN mind the outlook for
tho camp in the near future, 81 very
promising indeed"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
STOCKS HAVE
MADE GAINS

New York. March ei.--stocks have risen
in price during The week with a resulting
effect ou the tone of speculative conf
drrcc. tempered by the knowledge that
professional covering Of shorts was max
Inc che principal demand. The scanii
.nnrHoe offered 90 meet this demand had
rorrrmstorv effect on confidence Re
ports from the steel trade showed com
t.rued depression in all departments With
the expectation OF further cuts iu prices
ana v.ers reductions 10 come There Was
some bottormcnt in demand FOR cooper.
but BE- was NOT maintained. The outRo OF
gold was almost without serious cuecl
ON money rates and the CASING on or
general exchange rates Indicated O. checN
to- the gold export movement
stocks showed some fractional rains
in the opening prices owing TO "a mooei-
ate degree Of activity. So Louis q
0biS A Al upward movement began
in which only o. few OF the more import-
amt stocks benefited mucn, tnc on. inA
boinc most noteworthy among NC mtln14
stocks Top prices were not held
throuehout the hour. due % proht-takinr
Dol che active section. paclnc Coast gain
ed points American Boot sugar pre-
forrcd declined 2.. ne comomn ], ,h,-
United states Pipe lA the preferred p
and Reading New York Central Ere
FIRST preferred. American smciung;
American sugar. Corn produts preferred
and American Ice l. Hooking Coal ran
on a and International PAPER ]. the
market closed very firm and huoyanL
mic upward movement gathered force
and breadth and carried the whole list
higher in the most active trading Tor
several weeks. Amalgamated Copper rose
3A New York Air Brake and Westing-
house Electric 34 Toledo St Louis &
western 2A American Smelling and
General Electric 3. American Mining
preferred and Union Pacific 2iA and
Heading New York Central. Southern
Pacific. Great Northern preferred. Louis
VILE q Nashville and International Pa
por preferred i& 20 IA.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27

Movement started to Establish Stock
Market for Utah County.


Provo. March There IS move
ment on 70 Organize mining stock eX-
change iu This city Tho promoters
claim that 20 per o.ut of the business
done on the Salt Lake exchange comes
from south of the city and that large
share OF this comes from Utah county,
and also that the headquarters OF the
knight mines. which are the llfc of
the Salt Lake exchange, are here, and
in fact that conditions are ideal for
live exchange here. They point Co
Colorado Springs. Colo. and say that
the exchange there beats the Denver
exchange.
J. r. Brim. "a wei known Ely New,
mining man. whose home is iu Provo,
together with Provo brokers and stock
dealers. are az the head OF the move
ment They propose To- organize with a
capital stock OF So. 900. consisting OF
700 seats or sharese go the par value %
500 each. Tho money obtained VIII
be put bon dividend-payiug mining prop
critics and Boz this way 90 is believed the
investment win De- safe and paying,
and that even b. the exchange should
not prove n success-w which is by no
means admittod-the stockholders
would De sure 90 come out even.
Mr. Knight was asked his opinion
Of the movement by the News" corre-
spoudeut but hc declined 10 give any
opinion for publication either for or
against the project. eXcusiug himself on
the ground that he did not know any
thing about stock exchanges
G.. W. Hartley, who Is promoting the
new Salt Lake exchange. was I'm Provo
yesterday on "a trip through the coun-
g. and the Tintic district he Of course
does not favor the Provo exchange but
is anxious TO have the promoters join
him I'm the new Salt Lake exchange.
Tie claims that his project BIS progress
ing most favorahly. and that Salt Lake
win soon De the home of two exchanges
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
oponlng Ban, Satan. April ?
NOTICE no CoNTRAcrORs

THE GrNNIsON VALLEY BANKING
COMPANY of Gunnison. Sannete Co.
D. tal. will receive bids up % Q o'clock D..
m.. April 1th 1909. Tor the erection N "a
lrCproof bank building. 90 be erected at
ean bo found I'D the oface on j n Joncs
ScrV.. Guuuison. Utah also AZ the NJ
Gee of Watkins Birch architect
Dooly Building. Salt Lake city, ttaf
ocrtlded check ~ . per cent. the amount
Of bid as o. guarantee that the accented
bidder vii enter into contract ana giAe
lu approved bond within ono week after
said work ls awarded. The company re-.
serves tho right TO reject any and aN
hidr. j. II JONES. Secv.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-27
IKEs cHAFEY couNTRY.

Charles r. Bentzen. who has just
come m from Nevada. is very euthusi-
astic over the prospects in and around
Chafey which is 2S miles from Win
nomucca. Humboldt county he asserts
that the town or Chafey has grown
rapidly since the revival of the old
Dun Glenn camp last June. He SAYS
that the place now shows oonsidera-
BILE activity Mr.. Bentzen is Interested
Iu some claims which are Incorporated
as the New Empire Mining company
which is a free milling gold PROPOSE
uuon carrying rock worth $40 to $40
ON Tho .LI-.u..