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Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-12
COURT NEWS IS
GREAT BRACER
OF THE MARKET
Six Months Delay in the Trust
Cases Causes Almost Every
Stock TO Gain Points, In
GLIDING Several Coppers.
(By Frank j. Graf. Member Of Du.
lnth Stock Exchange

CBy Frank J. Graf. Member Of Du.
iuth Stock Exehange)
The stock market opened little
lower than Saturdays close. but i'm
medietely upon RECEIPT OF decision
that he Standard Oil and American
Tobacco cases must be re-argued by
the Supreme Court (Which means six
months further delay. heavy buying
orders were placed with two of the
leading stock houses and prices ad-
vanced rapidly. This advance was &C
celera ed by frightened shorts and as
a result Of the combined demands.
prices showed an advance for the day
of from l-2 TO points. the latter
improvement being in L. p The
whole list closed at top and look for
a continued advance, with few reac-
tons which will naturally occur on
prof. taking.
The copper shares market felt the
advance in the New York list and ct
ter prices were noticed at the close. |
Amalgamated showed an advance Of I
almost four points for the day. Copper (
Range. showed be ter buying. Superior I
& Pittsurg was inclined to be weak =
selling as low as u IA. closing at (
10 -. Greene Cananea sold down to 1
s ga Shattuck-Arizona was offered (
during the day at S26 with no sales.
Santa Rasalla continues to show /
weakness and from what / can learn 3
there is further weakness expected /
Lake showed a four point advance. I
London copper metal showed a decline /
Of one pound this morning
CURBS
American 3-S: Adventure 61-2: !
Ariz. Michigan s5c: Arcadian SIS
Butte Arizona &C. Butte London 25c
Black Mountain 12c: Cactus . ~;
Cordova roc; Carman 95c; Cumberland
Ely s: Calumet Sonora 10; Chemung
10; Denn-Arizona. bid 81; DAILY West
s3-4; E1enita 1874; Franklin IA;
Blobe Cons. / "a; Giroux S; Helvetia
3I-2; Hancock 1914: Inspira ion
~: La Rose. Is; Live Oak, 10 "a;
Mass 4: Nipissing rs; National 40c;
Ohio Copper Y; Ray Cent 3: Ray
Cons. 10 -: Raven 32c; Savanna
~: san Antonio S1-2; Shattuck
2e "a; Superior Globe soc; Santa Fe
PIP; Warren, asked ,; Wolverine
Ariz. soc; Lake 50 IS; Cal Mount S5c;
Warrior u IL; Sierra Cons 3 1-2; La
Sal fI14; First National 3: Santa Ro-
sale sec; Chino II IL; Dull. Son.
9-S: ella 71S; Yuma CSC.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-12
STEVENS HANDBOOK
BETTER THAN EVER

The Ninth Annual Edition of the
Copper Handbook. edited and pub
Hshed by Horace J. Stevens, Hough-
ton, Michigan. is Just received. This
work which has become a standard
authority on the subject. for the en-
tire globe. has. in its latest edition,
1928 octave pages. containing consid-
erably more than million words, and
in addition to the miscellaneous CHAP
tiers, lists and describes no less than
1851 copper mines and copper mining
companies, in all parts of the world,
descriptions ranging from two or
three lines in the case OF companies
that have died recently. 10 sixteen
pages in the case of one OF the largest
mines-a mine, by the way, that en-
ploys some seven thousand men, and
has paid dividends Of considerably
more than a hundred million dollars.
The mine descriptions are the same
as in the preceding volume. except
that upwards Of eight hundred new
titles have been added. covering de-
scripticns not contained ia any pre-
yious edition. The chapter Of stats
tics, containing upwards OF forty ia
bles. treating OF copper from almost
every conceivable standpoint. has
been fully revised, and brought as
nearly as possible to date.
The miscellaneous chapters OF the
book, twenty-four in number, treat of
the subject OF copper from a great
variety of viepoints, including the his
tory, chemistry. mineralogy, metallur-
gy and uses of the metal and this
section OF the book also has chapters
devoted to substitutes. alloys, brands
and grades, and a copious glossary.
The plan on which the book is sold
remains the same as for seven years
past, the publisher sending the book
by mail, fully prepaid to any address
ordered, without advance payment of
any sort. and subject to approval after
weeks inspection. The price is
$500. That this unusually liberal
plan has proven successful is shown
by the statement Of the publisher
that net losses through returned cop
les and defaulted paymets are less
than four per cent Anyone inter
ested in the subject Of copper. as pro-
Queer, consumer or investor in shares,
should write to Mr.. Stevens for a
copy of the Copper Handbook on the
unusually liberal terms noted.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-12
THE FACE VALUE OF
TIE INSURANCE POLICY

we ISSUE is represented by the sum
necessary to replace everything the
flames destroy. Prompt settlements,
too, are a feature. Better stop in
and order US to get out one for YOU
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-12
fF THE FIREMAN
CANNOT SAVE

Your house. store. Office or factory
from the flames. you can stilI face
the situation without worry II you
are insured.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-12

at least. is what a young baby ought
&c gain in weight Does your's2 II
not there's something wrong with its
digestion give it McGees' Baby
Elixir and 1t viii begin gaining At
once Cures stomach and bowel
troubles. aids digestion. stops fretful-
ness. good for teething babies.
Price 25c and SOC.
Sold By Lowell Drug Co. Lowell.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-04-12

BOSTON. Mass. April 1L-Market
opened dull with stocks inclined to
be weak. Shortly after noon, however,
it was announced that it would be
necessary TO re-argue both the Tobac-'
co and Standard Oil cases. This will
postpone the decisions until some time
next year and was considered bull
factor by the directors. Personally
I cannot be bearing with prices at
this level. but can't see how the post
ponement OF the decisions can be OF
any lasting benefit to the market and
it simply proIongs the period of uneer-
tainty and we shall have to 90 through
all next year.
The break in coppers is overdone
and they are due for further slight
raIIy-Paine Weber & Co.
Dizziness without material price
change prevailed in the entire curb
list today Tone was firner on the
close. however. but transactions of
small volume. Shattuek sold at 26 IA
and 2s II with moderate offerings
under q. DEM lacks buying power
with small transactions az SIS most
everybody awaiting immediate devel
opments at this property. Live Oak
and Warrior dun and steady. Chino
firm. London Copper came one pound
lower which accounts for general
opening
NEW YORK
Anal Is: Car Fdy s41-2 Ateh.
11s "a: Loco 50 Is: Smelters SO 81;
B.R. T. 1912: b. & o. III 10; c. &
o. Ssi-2: Can. Pac. 1873; c. F. !. 40;
Eric. 30: Denver 80 "a: Ct Nor.
1854: M X. T. Al -: Mo Pac-
SO IS: Nat Lead 81: n. Y. c. 12S IA:
Penna 1876 50; r. l. &c SIS: s. Paul
1912: Steel IS "a; Steel Pfd-
100 rs; Rep. Steel 81; Tex Pac 81 -:
Union Pac. 125 81; l. & \. $50 rs;
n Western l52. H. Cent ISL u;
wabash - -
BOSTON
Adv. s s-SG3-4: All. 7I-20S: Az. c.
153.sM1-2, Coal p l2G7-S: c. & A.
szm6s: c. < r. 550G75; Cent. II 10
ais; Range SO 40; d. West. l-s9
., \. Butte. "a 1904; Frank 10 1-2G
"a. Z. Butte I-2;Granby 44u45;
Green Can. 1909 Is; Giroux $50
a-s. Hank 191-2N2i: Royal Is 1-2m
n. Keneenaw 1914: Lake 81 40
* Mich. SOS; Mass 9 siN7; Mo
bavk5o I.2s851; New. Cons Il $50
-. \ Butte 341-205S; n Butte
"a -smss: Old Dom. S64l-2; Osceola
42s01ss: Par 15JS0i6: Quincy
h 81: Sup. Cop. 45 - @46; Indiana
og 1.anz7, North Lake 15S-S0l6
po,,emia 1oGf-2; 5. & p b. 10; s &
p. - s4@13; Tam 50 q SO; United 7
01.a. 4jtah Con. 2Id1-2; Utah Cop.
z71-4: Vic. 35-sas4; Win. 7s-4as;
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NOTICE.

People owning stock IN the City Of
Bisbee are hereby notified 10 remove
the manure every day. or otherwise to
keep 1t screened from flies and re
move 1t az frequent intervals.
By order OF the board Of Health
392
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STOCK MARKETS, RAILROADS, FINANCIAL AND MINING
ORE IN OLD TUNNEL
ASSAYS 8S PER CENT

KINGMAN. April 11.-word has
Just been received from f. A. Barton.
superintendent Of the Gold Crown
mine at Union Pass, OF the discovery
in an old tunnel now being extended.
of ore assaying SIS per ton. sam
pies taken a few days ago across the
entire face Of tunnel No. 2, which is
now in $50 feet, assayed SIS. or near
~ double the average value Of the
drift TO date. The Gold Crown lies
in the River Range. about nine miles
north from the Gold Crown mine, and
its ledge. a mixture of quartz and spar
from 20 to 30 feet wide, is similar to
the veins of the San Fracisco dis
trct IL has been under DEVELOPMENT
By New Jersey company for about a
var, which has disclosed by means of
numerous cuts and tunnels a body OF
free-miIling gold ore estimated by
Barton TO be 800 900 tons and average
ing better than So per ton. Grading
is now under way for a 100 ton stamp
mill. contracts for which were let sew
eral weeks ago, and the first ship
ment of machinery is expected in a.
few days.
At the neighbor.ng Expansion mine
rapid progress is being made in the
erection of the new mill and cyanide
plant. and both are expected to be
completed withis the next thirty days
c. j. Hutchison is superintendent
Rex Dunlap, representing TwitcheIl
and company of Phoenix. IN company
with J. d. Gordon. looked over sew
eTal properties in the san Francisco
district and expressed himself as very
much pleased with the showings
in a short time for further exam.na-
ton and that this firm would be
IN operation somewhere in the county
within tht next few mosths
After four months of unceasing ef-
fort, using every means Of draining
and timbering. the management Of the
Tennessee mine has been forced to
pull cut a big steam pump installed
only a few weeks ago and abandon
work temporarily. The water. which
had been the chief obstacle. was being
I1NlIeA easily hNI ANNNI ttlAhtlAAi-
aad oracing the first 125 feet and
cleaning out to that point three times.
settling. No amount of REINFORCE
ment seems to be capable OF holding
the ground the foot-wall being es-
peciaiiy bad
Work has been stepped in this old
shaft with much reluctance because
below the Pee level il has been sunk
in a country rock OF blue granite,
which could easily be widened for use
as a permanent working shaft. AS i'll
is. steps are being taken to buy the
adjoining Schuykill mine and use its
shaft in getting under the Tennessee
ore chu .es. The United States Smelt-
ing & Refining company. which has
the Tennessee under bond. is fully de-
ternined to at least look into the bot
tom OF that property, and should the
above purchase fall through, a new
shaft will probably be started
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DR.. Andrew cCOnnell
President of the Society Of Universal Science
Says ElectrO-RadiO Is Life Power

portant as energies of life which is CO.
related or pass into each other with
out loss of working power.
The human body is a miracle as q
balanced machine for using these en-
ersies. So is the body of a house ~,
cat or a bird. They respond automatic
ally to natural balance of forces which
as yet we know very little. The body Of
man may be called wonderful electric
battery. 1t may also be called a won
derful heat engine. 1t may be both. Its
energies certainly develop as heat re-
quiring also the presence and operation
OF light, though loss of heat may mean
death, the amount OF life heat can
be easily increased so as to unbalancs
the workings of the body as wonder
full heat engine. So on the amount OF
light.
All we know of life energies co-relates
as they do. To prove that the most
important of all things Is to keep them
working with q natural balance. This
is done by electro-radio the new treat
ment that cures to stay cured. 800 will
be forfeited for every case of rheu-
matsm, stomach, kidney or liver trouble,
piles, f1stula or private diseases Of men
or women they accept and fail to cure.
Don't fail to call at free examination.
so4-5-6 Farley Bldg, September l.
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perfectly possible to combine a full
knowledge OF the evils which evist not
only with a determination to cut out
those evils, but with a full realization
of our great advantages.
1.-TWO things struck me while I was
abroad, the first wag that to the average
man the word America stood as the
name which symbollzes hope. The sec
ond thing was that almost every man
whom l met on the other side and talked
with to any extent would ask me anx-
iously about some feature of business
or political corruption in America. Every
reactionary every opponent of free in
stitutions, hailed with sardonic laughter
every instance of corruption as proof
that our plan for a democratic govern
ment was an empty dream.
1--WE should realize that we are not
only the custodians of the prosperity
of our children, but in a sense, of the
whole world. Shame, triple shame, be
ours if we spoil the worlds dream of
the possibility of a popular government
on a continental SCALE
''I ask you, men and women of Colo
rado to go back to your homes with the
absolute purpose to fight for honesty in
both business and politics, not only for
our own sake and for the sake of our
children who ought to inherit the land
but the sake of the people of the world
who stand and watch the experiment
which we are making to the republic of
the west, so that their hopes shall not
be dimmed.
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Now we have the greatest of all sci
entists to come forward and proclaim
to the world just what we have been
telling you for two years. DR.. Andrew
Mcconnell, the greatest living authority
on electricity, defines electro-radio, the
new power, as follows
!. Life power Is electro-radio and is,
therefore, directed and controlled by the
laws of electricity.
.. The amount of electro-radio in each
man is the measure of that mans health
and working power.
3. This life electricity, as generated by
the electro radio machine will last for
months and years, even after one treat
ment and while it is not noticed, neither
is the stomach when in good health.
1t is advisable, however, to take it about
one a week and continue several months
for good health and long life.
Since the time of Tyndall, heat. light
and electricity have been called correlated
modes of motion, or results of force act
ing on matter Energy is force at work
so that heat, light and electricity as they
belong to visible life, which cannot exist
on earth without them, are its most i'm
portant known energies. The X-Ray and
other unknown forces, below or above the
level of our senses, may also be i'm
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LEGAL NOTICES

Notice
In the Circuit Court of the United
states for the Southern Division OIL
the Northern District of Alabama
w. A. Orman, plaintiff, VS.. North Ala
bama Assets Company, Limited, ct
ais, Defendants, in Equity
In this cause. it appearing from the
amended bill of complaint and the af-
fidavit attached thereto that part Of
the defendants hereto are not inhabi-
tants of or found within the district
where said suit Is pending and have
not voluntarily appeared, the names
of said defendants and their residence
being as follows, to-wit:
Lawrence B. Shaffey. Chattanooga,
Tenn; Ellen Collins Bryson City. N.
c.: Mckinney Humes, Lowrey w.
Humes, and w. Y. c. Humes Chicago,
ILL.,; Jennie Tuttle, Ella Lee futile and
Bessie futile Price, Philadelphia,
Penn; Charles F. futile and John
Humes, City of New York. N. Y; jamie
Humes and Julia H. Parker, City of
New York, N. Y; j. Elder Humes, Buff
falo, N. Y. Russell futile, Florence,
Italy; Mary Eta Mcneil and Alexandra
Mcneil, Chicago, Ill.
1t Is therefore ordered by the court
that the said defendants hereinabove
named, who are not inhabitants OF or
found within the said district VIII ere
this cause is pending. are hereby di-
rected to appear, plead, answer or de-
muir to the amended bill of complaint
herein on or before the 26th day of
October. 1910, and 1t appearing to the
court that personal service of this or
der upon the said defendants is not
practicable.
1t is further ordered and adjudged
that copy of this order be published
once a week for six consecutive weeks
| in newspaper published In Jefferson
county, Alabama, and a copy be sent
to each of said defendants by registered
| letter, and If the said defendants or
either of them shall not appear, pleads
answer or demur to the said amended
bill of complaint within the time so
| limited this court shall proceed to the
hearing and adjudication Of this suit
| in the same manner as If such defend
| ants had been served with process
within said district.
| This the 26th day of August, 1910.~
W. l. GRUBB, Judge.
Filed August 26, 1910.
| CHARLES G. ALLISON, Clerk.
To Lawrence Shelley. Ellen Collins
Mckinney Humes. Lowry w. Humes. w
c. Y. Humes, Jenne Tuttle, Ella Lee
futile, Bessie Tuttle Price, Charles F.
futile, John Humes, jamie Humes Julia
H. Parked, ]. Elder Humes. Russell
Tuttle, Mary Eta Mcneil and Alex
andra Mcneil.
You will take notice of the above
decree. and govern yourselves accord
/ ingly.
This the 9th day of August. 1910.
CHARLES j. ALLISON,
CLERK United States Courts, Northern
District .of Alabamas S-so-et-tt
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FOR SALE

160 lots in fast-growing suburb of Bir-
mingham and close to Corey. These
lots can be had at less than one-haf
their retail value. VIII sell on small
payment or exchange for rental city
or farm land if taken at once. as
owner is leaving city. Apply X-10,
care Age-Herald.
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WANTED-Men to take Is days practical
cotton course, accept good positions dur
ing the fall. Charlotte Cotton Co., Char
lotte, N. c. S-1S-15t
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WANTED-Men to take 30 days practical
course In our machine shops, and learn
7 the automobile business. Good positions
( for all graduates. Tuition cheap. Char
loue Auto School, Charlotte, n. C.
8-25-15t
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WANTED-Situation as wet nurse; can
give good references; must have
work at once of some kind. Mrs.
Louise Noncake, Peoples phone 1863
517n South goth street S-302t
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WANTED-Position by young married
man with Is years experience in hotel
office as clerk; answer quick if salary
is sufficient to support five. Address
Hotel Clerk, Butler. Ga. S-3O-2t
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Rooms = WANTED = Board

Rooms - WANTED = Board
WANTED-By couple, two rooms for
light housekeeping in Ensley; give full
particulars and price. Address Y-59
Age-Herald.
WANTED-Two or three furnished rooms,
light housekeeping; September 3. N.
Highlands or Fountain Heights. Rom
niger Peoples phone 1101.
WANTED-Two large connecting rooms
unfurnished for light housekeeping: must
- on Northsids. Bell phone ~
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MANNED-Male stenographer. expert
enced in land title work. Address, stat
ing qualifications, references and salary
expected, Titles, p o. Box S73, city.
S-9O-2t
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WANTED
SOUTHSIDE.

To sell an interest to right
party to take active manage
ment of good paying establish
ed business in Birmingham.
Best reasons for selling an in
terest. Investigate if you have
$4,000 cash and mean bust
ness. J. J. G., care Age
Herald.
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WANTED-Boy, Is or IS years of age, to
learn photo engraving. Apply 2SS Clark
Bldg, corner 4th and 10Th street
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WANTED-At once, a good barber; must
be thoroughly experienced and a good
workman; S15 guaranteed Apply VIM.
Wallace, Exchange Hotel Barber Shop,
Montgomery, Ala. 8-3O-2t
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FOR SALE-sS6J0, No. 1908 18th avenue,
N, 5Ox14O, frame, pebble-dash, 2-stories,
rooms and reception hall on 1st floor;
I'd floor, 4 bedrooms; coal house and
barn, macadam paving, cement side
walk, electric lights; heated by CRATES
and stove; $500 cash; this is bargain.
w. r. Leedy & Company. S28-7t
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FOR SALE-Beautfful new, 2-story bun
galow, South Highlands; rooms, bath,
furnace, hardwood floors, thoroughly
screened; also screened sleeping porch;
high terraced lot; price $500; terms to
suit or will exchange for smaller prop
erty; never offered for less than $500
Smith-Williams & Bass, 800 Farley Bldg.
Main 4946. Peoples 1898. S-2S-3t
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BUSINESS CHANCES

A SATISFACTORY proportion Of an es-
tablished successful business, needing
more operating capital, can be bought
at some inducement. Only answers from
reliable substantial parties with capt.
tai will be considered. Address Z-55
care Age-Herald. 8-2l-3t-su-tu-su
INVESTIGATE THIS-An exceptional
opportunity to buy a well established
and paying drug store in West Blocton;
stock about $500; sales between $4,000
and $4,000. with chance to double with
push. Address F-59, care Age-Herald.
8-28-2t-su-tu
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$500 cash, balance easy, with per cent
interest, buys a beautiful modern resi-
dence; located one block of Highland
avenue, near Hanover Circle; finished in
ivory enamel and mission; bath, fur
mace, garage, servants house, with all
modern improvements; beautiful ter
raced lot; nice asphalt driveway; see
MS quick. Smith-Williams & Bass, 600
Farley Bldg. Main 1896 Peoples 32SS
2-24-3t
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FOR sALE-$425O, on South 10th avenue,
finest view in city; faces southeast, 6
rooms, modern bungalow; papered beau
tifully; handsome chandeliers, furnace;
$500 cash, balance sS5 per month. Smith
Williams & Bass, 800 Farley Bldg. Main
1916. Peoples 1888. S-ZS-3t
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

<1ESNE65Irsess~ 4 1ISS|TSSSo osi so1oc-
mon Wilder Infirmary. Park avenue and
DIST street Scott
WANTED-Young lady assistant in bus
mess office; apply in own handwriting.
Address RS. care Age-Herald. S-8-3t
WANTED-Young lady office assistant;
one with stenographic experience
preferred. Address Woodlawn W-59.
8-2y-2t
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WANTED-MALE HELP

WANTED Bright young man for audi
tor of sale tickets. Apply Louis Pizitz.
S-2S-3t
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FOR stenographic piece work or month
ly contracts apply s0i Empire Bldg, or
call Bell phone 627. Good work at mod
crate prices. 8-13-tf
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DENVER GIVES ROOSEVELT
AN ENTHUSIASTIC WELCOME
CONTINUED FROM PAGE u

children who come after him; but We
are against the man, no matter what
his ability who tries to monopolize
large masses of public land.
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BREWMALT-A non-alcoholic drink,
as popular as beer; good profits Ad-
dress A-60, care Age-Herald.
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CONSIGN your horses and mules to our
big auction sale. Thursday, September
l. Flies & Sons, I'd Ave. and 18th ST.
S-8-4t
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MONEY TO LEND

-FOUR thousand. dollars to loan on i'm
proved city property at per cent; no
delay or commissions. II. l.. Brown,
Empire building. S-30-2t
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from the homestead law to the irrigation
law. The wise use of our public domain
has always been conditioned upon ma
tional action. The states can greatly
help, but the nation must take the lead
as regards the land as regards the for
ests and waters; and perhaps peculiarly
in the case of the waters, because al
most all streams are really interstate
streams.