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Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
REWORKING OLD PlACER5 IN
 CALIFORNIA.

Placer mining. which went into eclipse in California and on the Pa cffic coast generally with the appar- ent exhaustion of the rich gold-bear- ing gravels. is still yielding consid- erabIe returns to the hydraulic plant and the dredge, which have largely replaced the pan and the rocker of carly days. In many western camps. too. Mexicans and others are ''goph- ering" out and banning small amounts of gold.
 Trinity river. California, for in stance. on which placer mining has been done for sixty years, is reported by the United States Geological Sur vey's Bulletin 430 to yield s350.OOo to $500. 900 a year, mostly from gravels of a grade so low that the early min CTS passed them scornfully by. Ages ago glaciers overrode this region. grinding away the surface of great granite mass that is scanned with gold veins and depositing its frag- ments in the valley in carpet of so- called dead wash" Frost and wealth CT decomposed this wash, reducing It's particles and freeing the gold they carrid. Then came water. working and reworking, carrying away the lighter parts and concentrating the heavier gold at the bottom, whence the miner gathers it.
 In the Randsburg district, far ther south. at the borders of the Mo have desert. where there were neither glaciers nor frost, the gold remains chiefly in the rocks where it was first deposited by heated solutions oI
 vapors that welled up from the depths of the earth. Here the stamT mill has been set up instead of the dredge and the hydraulic nozzle has pounded out s9,0O0.000 to S1O.O0O.OO' in gold. The mines in this district
 produced s656.56O in 1908. The plac- CTS are few and poor. and for lacf
 of water are worked by dry processes tanning and the like, yielding slen-
 der returns to a few men.-Geologica | Survey.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
RYTHMO- MUSICAL
EDUCATION,

The well known musician and peda- gogue. Professor Jacques -Dalcroze oi 1 Geneva, has decided to leave the Swiss i conservatory and to found a new | musico- -rh hythmic academdy at Dresden
 Thus an experiment will be made with a new musical system of education, a peculiar combination of calisthenics and music. From very small begin nings Professor DalcroZe worked up his method of developing the sense of rhythm that is given to everybody by the mechanism of breathing into the ruling organism of the body and soul. His first success was evident from the rapid success his pupils made in music. He then showed that acquaintance with the rhythm best adapted to every movement of the body may help us wonderfully in gymnastics and me chanfc arts. The strength If will is greatly improved. too. by rhythmic eX- ervices. At least the pupils show such power of self-restraint and mental ease that they appear to do automatic ally what for others necessitateS great amount of effort No wonder that after such results the number of his pupils advanced from eight in 19O5-6 to 359 in the last academic year Nevertheless, the professor came to the conclusion that Geneva and French Switzerland was not d fit soil for his high-floW aspirations, because he could not get support from the state and Calvinistic parents hesitated to make musical and physical training the basis of their children's education. Most of his pupils, especially the girls, hailed from Germany. By course or lectures delivered to large audiences in Berlin and Dresden the professor got liberal offers from both places if he would start an academy of his own at these places. In the end he accept ed the invitation from Dresden.
 Until the new building which is be- ing built for him in Dresden IS fin ished NJ. Dalcroze will hold his classes at Dresden. For the autumn already fifty children are inscribed for the elementary courses. They will get in structions in breathing economy rythmic gymnastics and in approaching sounds to begin with. At the same time the professor will prepare young musicians either for their special pro- fession or as teachers for rhythmico- musical schools Some of his former pupils are already engaged for Amerl- can and German schools. Indeed, Pro- lessor William James of Harvard unl- versity is one of the most enthusiastic admirers of the new system. The thea ters of Germany have taken kindly to the new chances offered and have in troduced the DalcroZe method at their schools for professional singers and dancers. Certainly the new academy opens under most promising auspices. Continental Correspondence.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
A FARMER BOYS RISE.
The New York CentraPs President Fol-
 lowed the Flow Until He Was To.

William c. Brown, president of the New York central railroad lines. has not forgotten that he was once farm boy and followed the blow until he was l6 years old, when he began his railroad career as section hanu' yielding a shovel at one dollar and flf- tv cents a day On the occasion of a recent trip west, he stopped off at Clarinda, Iowa, to deliver an address before club which is composed or some two or three hundred farm boys who have been gathered together by the county superintendent of school, Miss Jessie Field. MT. Brown was in- troduced by one of the club members, 14-year- farm boy. Master Floyd Hurdle. Master Floyd appeared on the stage in his overalls, wearing a typicai broad brimmed straw hat and intro duced President Brown with boylsh eloouence and enthusiasm. President Brown delivered an address on "The Farmer Boy, His Opportunity and His Duty" and declared that opportuni- ties are greater today than they were thirty or forty years ago. concluding You may be thankful that you are coming on the scene of business activi- ty during the early years of the new century. rather than the last half or the century just closed" He urged all his boyish hearers to practice intensive farming and to make the fertile Iowa fields yield double or treble what they have yielded in the past-Leslie Weekly.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
BY RIGHT OF GIFT.

A dismembered soul that during its earthly incarnation had had troubles of it's own descended into hades. In it's nev- embodiment it was strolling along with a rather pompous air when it met his Satanic Majesty
 You act as if you were the owner of this place.. observed the sover- eign-
 T ought to be-" replied the new arrival airily. my wife was giving it to me right along g"-Everybod Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07
A 5 S-o'r~
 for q Dime

Why spend dollar when l0c buys 6 boI of CASCARETS at any drug storef UsI as directed-get the natural, easy result. Saves many dollars r0osfed on medicines that do not cure. Millions regularly use CASCARETS. Buy a box now-10c weeks treatment-proof in the morn- ing. i eo6
 CASCARETS Ioc . box for a weeks
 treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller
 in the world. Million boxes a month.
Arizona republican., 1910-08-07

Some men, we know, have taking
 ways,
 But O, alas! alack, There are but few know of who Have ways of bringing back.
 Catholic Standard and Times
The sun., 1910-05-01

BALrTnoR6. April so.--'TNs banner crowd
oi the mestina saw the sport al rimiico
10 day. Frtr veathe~ ard the Clahangh
Memorial Vhich h always che feature at
q spring naetlng, aftTacte6 inlrlenSe aiten-
ton. Agsin the fsvor,tes Jared osdly
The rssules
flrs' ra-e-Fcur arf q rail- f'rinnTs- tendasa'
n dicasr' "a tp I. von. eash, ~ Fe-N saih. y
y - Serrlra. i.esCsf. ~ " alerri. = tntid
I1us 0lats ucit Leaf Gctl hpg Oh Slnsu
Msalye Sslne . rar. ErgN y hAwk, tloud. nfHifA
and Harvest Moan aius rtr ..
Second Harf f,ue 'rilc uslh9 ". ~ ,'scid
strini W :. poa; Tsstci,f'. ~ puF - 70 j.
ssrona. Vienna. - sGrnuti, &c TAR, rue
i.ti 81 Regis Ascot Nree'eon. hnNiew
Thirn ftRes Ciauha1rh meu'uTisl lNif aild
half hitlcag- Chllian nelr ~ ,waiFrf'. % :,
w0n. M uieanef ". Reid. :, ~ Z. heconc ldle
NH-hssi tas TSrUrlsn Yfat tF4Fd Tlras casa
Muskmeilaa Andy chighnlm. hefs titlhugh, NE
Nru Matrhrnins ter iN.'trn NJ Chth1l thiNnn
sauaW Ranif Inght and lfish Ncra ato Isu.
r8urth nalR Slraplfchasei tfo rlllss-. cot
IA W. Ana . 70 =. wou. Nubehe. ig Fat.et-
sani, b I. asrund. ilHaio laa - iAsrC an .
10 T. thrd Tlue. tiai Hatersas alNo ran
RIM Rans Gentl-pea r.ders. ~, sn ,iong =
aiss Papuiay. - lAr WrEhn. le = J. -es
SalvouAra. 80 ,Ar. Ttliofi. ever none fsrqna:
.iSiE charsvsrf. Rutis snd porvne.r sis5
ran . ,..--,
Siuti 1sre-c,re riiis and > ~ -Hsrn'h ! vettFd
~ tGTAndi : 20 T. aon NcuHAn. E S,einrstdb
= 70 L. second CsrrniOrinslA. ~ MOS - ?.
third rfnss issal-s Brhtae k-an. ~ ,ro.
Wnasn Ia-ksys COrnty patr. N'hrUdtw. Lct
t-s,anseh and Rose aeauuaog' also fsn
The sun., 1910-05-01
AGs0CIArI6N FO0TBAEL.
msOakha rpaaa Beaten m htssstaap
TSnrnameaa.

ScuENErrAri. y. Y. April - To the
general satisfaction n g thousand enthu-,-
astic onlookers tho eleven of thC brooklyn
Football Club pas defeated In the seCond
round II ths Interstate Soccer tournament
on the grounds " he Schenectady Football
Club this aflsrnocn. ths fnal score Of the
game being Z soalh to ; IN favor ~ tho
home eide. The cuniesi vas close aad ca
ci,inR. ~ che end ~ tho hrs belt Broaklyh
vas In the lead by , gcaAa toi oppermsn.
The hFuozi lelt halfneCk. waA the hrst -
scure nom . lcnr weil air1ed shot Con-
tinuing to preee. the visitor succccded w
q Sor ~ lSSsl bsss. Ss ' lSsdvSsutatiy pai iss
hpl Through his own goel. Betora half
tine ?. CURE plscsd a point 60 the oredR
UpSn Fesanaption Of rlay Eyre ahOl .
8ud ,lsd the acorg. ne scy II the home
roo rrs vas short lived, ~ OHallcTsn came
70 the resoue " the Mpoklyna and sent n
dri's sre@ iesids ,lsh' sslaA aced GLIB els
.gnsliaed he snafe onrs puoge soon ailer
GresF, cpnire kalihAch, Tailed the etnnie :
POint nsaT the doe 81 tSs slms.
ruylns an upGil. SAN. ss.lSs -.
eterncOn the eigsen o. ire steamship
Adriatlc sqceeeded IN IeAking : tls sore
SOSi n tSs arsi haif iSr he cSfnsTons. when
tie latter bad the vine In thaR favor 10
the second neFiod h9WcvsR. the sailors
manaFed 70 turn ll,e tahias ana tie'i The
acOre through : well direeted kick on the
part ~ Butt, the lnslds right
AZ A4Fqlette Oval yeefeIoat tne Clan
NcDopald etrOllers mSt aud defeated ths
Rroeklye ElngaFt ~ TIE eoOrp u goals 20 !.
AZ the cloaN 81 the hfst peripd tie Einhing
aide led BY , 20 .. Haeie Aeot tnree eoass
and J. Roge two fcf the hts Nlere end :,
noss tsliied for the Brooklyns
The sun., 1910-05-01

lfss breka ths dirt tgach mitr rscpFd tpE o.
Facidc Cotat in el8 aRoouda knd lse ~ mile
feuufd m Mllute "a fanHnfa. ~ MaFfHru.
Kg1t. Furd ana MARVEL. whifh wuI b MIR
r.anlctse claa4ua. al uund PInfalnae ara
Tha ter fowerfal Ntldfn ear WHOA va tim
raFd in Uts tNrnfveouF hour H1ra AZ tte RyiEh Nh
neneh u0tufdrulaa on Nay % ald tf arrived ~
Ihs trtrd gEgwrfaT. win b EAH uFigcr oa.1rrF v
MaCf Wao haa taken part in q uunf1egu % luruH
inuF elur racer anf Nhp Wv niilt ~ Hettfr ~
IN tn'a. tf lri'ial irark arnCfrFu,w Tkr fsf
The sun., 1910-05-01
N,aa.-, " rrses s.a Fsraa spsr,..

A~SAPcbrs. Nd Apr1i -. me hrH class
iusi defeated ,hs fourfb ciass m the 'a'ef.
elass feld ard ,rack meet a. he N1Fai
4 rademy this afternoon. he hfst cisre
soo ~ Is the ,cunnsierr having 50 b.
their rrodn The sa~ond cias9 won =
n~igis and the fhird siass n The tourth
Las ai5o -von the mile relay. run W qusr
d1a n, fs.s 4 trrhes- whfch = fsef : inchel
better thar tire former record Aliey, -
knorked uhres -aftha q - sec9rd on
hsek - s,aFnre of 10 for The - YARD hufdiss
and AsssrFon OF the sane cia-s nla w -
\, me p,le vault an inch aud q quarter
kirher thar the agurs 40 b. h4ephenaon
Al rear. 10 the - Yard huFaifs peNGn
NJ fnn the distance in - secorde. knoes
lnR two afths of second IRON ~ pre- i"1s
neura
The sun., 1910-05-01

sagss -ugt e. ~ tuarr vau raihnr HIhs ~ nlrs
rrsi apeed Wurh Wss attsmpted az 6ceuvat A.
MT arrival
0ltslse 81 rorasster. a. hnrae of o. Esiton
ngtrNf MARI ha1 30 w Eum9 nnfffT ifff Mia1
mFfle NInfnr 10 ~ rfH. lh1unh M fIaiIN t4ll
- hsa nntef 10 ~ car Guf il t1n sprra MAJ
"a hrrn frirtnT naldan rrT buL atNff uNra
ernpgrengeF ta ~ na4ft9 haa ben idl1lltd
gtih t1rrtrn maaNr s1a ni1 CanNft ~ 90 D l.H
49, wade ~ w. et1frin 90 arnIul4 Or ulH ncfNa
i ~ ldsHHlef uist thnlulfaiY fsgTeeua lfa
ArseFIrrn rrr
The sun., 1910-05-01
rONORTLE NOTEN.

After tse yesru shscnct fruu Ise.nE hoE.A-''
Rcssfu Ntn reinFn 20 ~ tIse, y ~ ssah
tf7 twas Ne assps FsskEsa car b - lalsi
sppeaFsacs IN raeng Roberi- . N csa fntf
q .. ass e,I q J. &c 81, SS, 2sf Sr,sSl , S rol
y hsSrs = s's'i HSsSi ~ ssisr, ~ elsas % -;
S ,'Ss ~ saropssa sS n. hoas aSs sresss' 10y
s..1bsf ~ ruTerean idsst Which hs has slnbodte
. =. a,s - g, Rss.t 2 g. Nc ~, NJ, TsuS, p
~ sr SRss ~ s,ll anV, = go s,,s. gsssr
ssoct e.f 10 ',s sea'-ls ~, - !. a, 49,,
Ss'S r. se 's s.,Sss s al X x. ssSsSpsa S : y ss
his-h j. hsfsepgSsr. n pgopoInoa p ~ ~, sile
sss,a' ~ . ,sss it ssssa hs ssrrpsiousily 80 o.
~ il.rs sI hs.s, ~, e., y !. 90 sg, 1e ~, y
r,,un,nS 4, 81 atish -ftt eonsidFrhlY raOr. ,aan
tbo1aand niles toits credit kobsFit hesaE,,e.
~ csT ups.rd y I. s. s, 90 ,,,, w NJ n
hroggr 5urh = grusiiing tea a. q I"en'y-'"u'
,-'u- W.t,s-na. Drrs'd-fl' n thr Mafhs-on Alio
-,1hIie , nfnpan, IN romTrenunE On - ~ iofneplE
rrff, e.is1t whirh auurafrd ferrnti n - efal
orsi ne-sspspsrs said. 10 rsading NE Edse,t.sr;
Ii,s prsi. 10 ~ ysrsri II sns u " sars siIch
80 nci rrduirrd ~ oyrrhauilnF unui y had ~
sr,d ioo all vas 's.aihssea - ~, ~ .. s,iise
nv stfenusn " ths fsrt that his t1l Maihesm
foar =, f'ndsf car has 0ov~Tcf r0re mar y ~
si ,, ,,sr, ,ss .tss.is.s ts. ~ sy ss' sa.5s,,as
asd ~ r-hrWing % bias pius sad .lflng
shsrii - I ruIld rlsr uon oih~f MAihf ~ ., gsn
I'd ~ S,ts s,tsslssrisass ,eiT sss' olsThsuurt
G. Gangwsg lgmgeg u-,shsni q Eelarsds,
I o,b-T o. thsi 10 r,,ld ruu his csr 'or any ~
t.res on hirh spcrd at tvo uiirs N ho"s Without
lHppihz NJ cigt-h o. stopping w Eo,' 80 s,
J ,.i,,,es ssdsl az ~ Nf GsiisEsy surc-cded n
! r7i,Tire 4 iyiI mile under thesc cCndlupns " n
rlnuVs Bai iO1 ths t.el 'h,l in. rsooTd ~ y
I I'D it soud -esin sitnVst iupo-ahif Efen
/ ths ,d,erasfmenk % tAf Il rompsil ha,e
~ holr ~ high speyd.
A new .n,or-SoiIe pvbhcsu uoa called las Nsiey
Waaufsrtsnns Conpsss " rls lu,stes, q
/ fl,s1,lrr gsBefs and drAier- n y distinctly =
h0uss oySh bit has an nelS,d i.ag y ,h. .,s sss
| nsssgin- pubashed b. an spt0uohiie ~onc-rn
I Ne appfotimAte sse o' q daiB nevspausf "a,
b-el rhosgn ard neayy repfI .ssd - We. .sas w
rad apie clsarnes-. and the typography s Of 'ho
/ An mixing Of tAs engths 20 witch rotor car
rsp,,tnetuFers have 70 90 70 rTotori theiT names
h shawn NJ 40 order Issued rorentlT az ne lierce
ssT Wee. e, Ss%p's Ssq% sea a1S S.srls % ~
/ i9-9ie~s thst nave bsen rsiected b. ~ lnspec
| ,oi depaFtneht musi ~ bfohsn ~ bei"Te bcing
'' soSs q W 3 ~ ear q oas Of ne o,iAls o. ne
/ Fisrrs ArfSw cempany gh0Ft ulnf go That
is're Arrou nle,0r Ess ~ SIC ,, : ,i,,, No ~
/ M E,.g.lo M uas th0ught leeidediy Noftl sale
| 10 isvestgate he maitnf and 0is inye.usa lon
asysiOpef sl ~ sscase ,,i, 49, - .s,, 80" -, hs
/ bsen Fsiectsi ~ ~ piant anf Nd 20 dea'er IN
| scrsp. .-..-.. -...-
The sun., 1910-05-01

EVERYONE will admit that the Packard is beaut-
fully Slent-running car The same judgment right
fully applies to the Pierce AnOwS and Peerless cars;
also to the Rend Of the finest Of the French machines
These cars are also accepted representing the best in
points Of design materials and workmanship, and their
success is due Justly to the highly scientific combination Of
all these essential qualities Of all the worlds best machines
perhaps have been better known than these for their
Silence in operation
A year or two ago. however, the Slent-Knight. an
engine said TO have been designed especially to eliminate
noise in operation, was heralded step in advance Of
anything yet produced in point Of silence in operation but
not many Of these have found customers in this country
due perhaps to their relatively higher cost
Now comes the new light Silent Six MItheson, Mods
49, $500 car guannteed to be silent in opera
ton than the Sien-Kng and far more than any other
The sun., 1910-05-01

isadtnr IN ~ Hudsun 10 lcstgn and thence
ftr1lnh NgW ugrg end arctnf lonG Island, gouh
Ia phIlnsiriuhla nna men ua1t alpnE tna na4qi1l
highuI.v ,tlN b. nlainlv marked hy signs. The
1NnTtaTf ulu We sIfhatanua and viii aiVo di1tafcf
- eIhfr nredfll Information ~ ne hIlq' 1puiP
iourl4t The wuTt Wu nr Tuannh - Nuvri1 a.
rs,. .siils and uin cugrf tIe Cuurc ltaenn.
prlllHtnr ~ nnnCunrfmCnt nat lhe aileu
eaNtgr MutrF CnmuanY hai uurrhaaoa " Nldel
sr71unqn Mnnnfa. frrium t0mraui "a lifellald
Wss' Irirf lrf - NJ Yafuraou erff ~ gnl VS. n
The sun., 1910-05-01

solid enter thr rommsFrlal neia IN fsaiuncten
gtth 10 1irafura hualuess, rgur3 ~ Etal4ucnt
iruta Prealdcut hsnlainin hrlarQa thAt pinns
nave beru formulated iuf Ne creft0u % man
ssnih ulant IN netrat iur manufactures cellaldr'
rial Eehiclrt egcipsiNgT. tle mufl uNldlNr
qf nc cumuirrri1l Nehlrlc plani wiu nansiNe
LNtL On farf in dImcnsiq1as iuGea1er winh \ drlr
fnrrf fouudrF ald othPr hIildinEl
The lFttaneld plaut 81 lhe AhiFn sanp9Qn
gkrrr t1f heavy duty furaE Nlll ~ ltnnlilrfufu1
4nN ~ f4iisArid dart uiN - eliarrsd tnf
The sun., 1910-05-01


!..r hNurh the pFpro,srs qf the t7vO
- -~i.a'ilhfy run - ttl1niir tNy ara re-
'..r m Aay have refused ne entries ~ :
."r.r- ~ noTnsn who y ished 70 enter
e rflsHl.d that women drivers wiz nol De
.... ~ opportunity 0i caleTiHg EeI
'sr.. tour neFa month ~ ie rpporsu
t-. mans are pcing made % lFgant1e Z
d.. through NsW Jersey open Only 70
r'ner drivers for some RiTie ~ May.
- .fs.son winner of The Indiana end
Nas-.. eGuH f1Fshy aces zrd n'teF eTents
r ~. is n0g an ot mAgraie. Watson -
rnr tie Parilc tOasl vi'h nue ol ene
'.-.Uers edu~afional esntoita. Whlch
49, .rted - Ntich attention n tho auto
.-sh shovs las v'ufer While IN Nhi-
'o-a'z bsrat8s Interested M 'ls Coailng -
.Gs NeT an lnsesiiaaiion 10 de-
go hsf 30 ofl businass ~ 4 good 0na
7ifh - inyes s0rle ~ the money ~
by rs victories With lhslmcra rare
Ia ever from California. Watson WF0ia
cent over 10 look a. ne big fiah@Fs
.' suudsv The ssTeaia u OF coming oul
. - pipss grd gushing a. me raAe ni
eats a Tusa fave mo htore 2 Ttlla than
-.. ,Untesisd road race. A. the rAie the
..sg b. advstciua, ] wiN - IN me coupOn
ping ~ias Ia the near fuLdTe dust ~
s-en' ! am .trs'uz for OIL vsilH
The sun., 1910-05-01

eaappeA wtth aadiaodgl nachinsry ~ en- 10
cFeasFA outpu1 no DETROIT plant WiN 0a de-
anf nana have beeN flrmulatad ioW an uutput 81
f1fi uNht delVery wagons for inii r0mplete
nr0rrnnirauon Gl tta Alden aamp9nn COMPANY
"a noe under Wag Mnd Llr new orr nninnti0n wIil
- ruuiHnref ~ Emo0n. lncru1scd rum
t11o1iA
Pretty unariT Z rI1an 9BBn1 Waq m1ln ~
FlFaat1nr rHga a lnFligide uurE Ne Fflndinun,
ilsi guiidiY nidfsd N tia ncns % Filusiens
The sun., 1910-05-01


and
buakn
oAsr md If
s,ndvaa
@
Vu likely
WtlG a regr O
The sun., 1910-05-01

~'"'N HAHNe 'seN ~" 'N' ''
.f'. rEavcBr0. Nprn % Lee Hcoit Of
arserulff 0f 'alfc rata 81 ihs relay
.E.a' s-dsv a. 6orkeiey broke ne
-1:,Ig srori Ia pie yauiting b. cie1EinR
D.. rar - o.. iest ~ Die tnches, againli n
-~sr 20 Inrleg ~ BraF gf Naie. Bel
sysln.u rlain u ranft airnsi cleared ne
'Ne sane hrtgh.
The sun., 1910-05-01

~ & r4 r-- '"p
A $A%ESF&A| Licensed Under
(lOO FER CENT. or SATISFIED OWNERS
four cylinder or six cylinder the market European
or American regardless Of price.
But this not all This light Silent Six MathesOn is
guaranteed to stay silent Take any other car that was
reasonably silent when nswhow long before it began to
grow rtty loose noisyl There are 50 many reasons for
that condition developing There equally as many
reasons for the light Silent Six MaheSOn stayng silent
these Some:-
W Every the $500 mItnT the construction light
eGrltod THREE TIMES By THREE
DIFFERENT sets Of Inspector insure perfect wOkninshE.
( Every part gauge absolutely
) Every Bearing tArOuEhout
corresponding bearing Of any other car Of Eks Eps
W Every bearing positively Iub'A OushOu TIE entire svsu
to the spring ThAekIe bOItE
c n. eut os A.s. (Which the most destructive element Of an m
gasoline mOtOr) successfully eliminated avoid undue friction
thus practically n,unur the fens ss4s sny light
silent Sr N,tSo mo With reasonable cars. Ths doe largely 70
OerHu IN Ae cylinder heads md 10 hs highly Tshaha
lubTieIbng system employed
pOd respective for which ussa the
spsay prepared HstA made Cor under iOru vh
bought hlphEara Sabisetsa
bOrOry order to make Of their certain
our GUARANTEE WHICH STRONGEST MOST SWEEPING
issue lutounObH. maker 10 EnOvlsdEs
T., The scientific TESTING zach every part
block and the huh tests Of the completed CHASSIS
Carrying the Ounthn roads about the
city wssSarrs MEhsOn factory Of largest
equipped automobile pInS In this country oes'sd
Having accomplished greater silence in the operation
Of the light Silent Six MzhesOn than has any other maker
(this our guarantee-you the udge-and it needs
only pair of good to Judge this point we regard
of infinitely greater imrortance that also able to
guarantee the light Silent Six MatheSon Model i8 to be
also superior to all others Of its type, European American
regardless Of price in the following important respects =
o. Its weight is the s,s, proportion consequently
the
(al RA the greatest ACTUAL horsepower proportion
80 IrEest eanE proportion cylinder Dimensions
az RhIs the easiest riding qualities
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The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-09-16
Board of Supervisors Hold Busy
Session.

The Board of Supervisors,
after a busy session, concluded
it's labors at noon Wednesday.
The duty Of going over the tax
roll was incumbent at this meet
ing, and while a careful con-
sideration of the personal roll
was made, there We're practi-
callv no changes os Importance.
According to the books turn
ed in by Assessor Gardner,
there was an increase of $685.
900. 90 on the personally. This
IS a good showing for the year
and evidences the fact that the
people of the county have not
grown poorer during the hard
times. The roll shows a total
personal assessment of $2,315,-
$4,000. The list of stock shows
5.249 hogs, 4,377 cows and
calves, 444 horse colts. 378 mule
colts, 223 sheep and as goats.
After making the necessary
tax levies the Board adjourned.
The Tupelo journal. (Tupelo, Miss.) 1876-1924, 1910-09-16
EXTRA SPECIAL.

Nettleton, Miss, Sept. II, 1910.
To Oar Lady Friend5:-
] take pleasure in informing you that
l am again in charge of the Millinery
of the Nettleton Supply
Co., and will do my very best to please
you in your Fall Millinery.
During my vacation l visited the
Millinery openings of the leading houses
in Chicago, Indianapolis and st. Louis
and made very careful study Of the
styles for the coming season
l took a great deal of pains and
quite COOL deal of time in selecting
our Fall stock. Our purchases were
made OF the leading houses in the above
named cities and we assure you that
our styles are the very best.
We most cordially thank you for your
past patronage and kindly solicit your
business for the coming season.
The opening dates will be announced
few days later, and hope to have
the pleasure of showing you the best
and most up-to- date line of millinery
that we have ever shown.
Again thanking you, | am,
Most Respectfully,
MISS EMMA SHIRLEY.