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led the ideal canal and yet to be ideal
canal must fit int0 its surroundings
and a sea level canal would not fit into
the conditions here
A visit which / made to the Saulte
st. Marie Ia 1891 convinced me that
lock canal is entirely practicable and
in congress ] favored the Nicaragua
route which contemplated the lifting
OF ships TO "A lake of 10 feet. ! was a
little surprised. however, when / read
that the minority OF the international
Board of Consulting Engineers (Which
reported in 1860 claimed for lock
canal at Panama greater capacity for
traffic greater safety to ships and
more speedy transit as well as economy
IN time and cost ofconstruction.
Inspection convinces me that all
these claims are well founded. In a
given time more traffic can pass
through the lock canal (and with
greater safety than could pass through
a sea level canal of twice the cost
The Chagres river, which would be
an almost insuperable obstacle to "a
sea level canal, lends itself to the lock
canal, in fact it is indispensable to it,
and the lake which it forms, saves
many miles of excavation.
The canal has been described so OF
ten that its dimensions are probably
known to the reader, but l will give
them here at the risk of repetition
The total length of the canal is fifty
miles From the atlantic ocean to
the Gatuu locks, distance of seven
miles, a channel five hundred feet
wide is being dredged. This channel
is forty-one and one-fourth feet at low
tide. the varying but eighteen inches
on the Atlantib side
At Gatun dam is being thrown
across the Chagres river which will
raise the water TO a height of eighty
five feet above sea level. This dam is
the only feature Of the canal which ri.
walls the Culcbra cut in interest. Ad
vantage is taken of two hills, one al
the east side through which the lock,
are built and one in the center through
which the spill-way passes. The dan
itself will be seven thousapd five hun
dred feet long, and will have widtl
OF twenty-three hundred and fifty fee
at the base. 1t rises to height o
one hundred and fifteen feet abov,
the sea or to height of thirty fee
above the level Of the lake The crest
of the dam is one hundred feet wild,
ard the maximum pressure is eighty
five feet, that pressure being confined
to six hundred feet of the dam.
Work on the dam is progressing rap
idly Two stone dams. each severa
hundred feet wide were EXTENDED
across the east half of the valley t.
the spill-way hill, and the space be.
tween these dams is being filled with
what is called "A puddle core" that is
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The Demon of the Air

Is the germ OF LaGrippe, that, breath
ed in, brings suffering to thousands.
Its after effects are weakness, nerv-
Gus, lack OF appetite, energy and am
bition, with disordered liver and kid
neys. The greatest need then is Elec-
trio Bitters, the splendid tonic, blood
purifier and regulator of stomach, liver
and kidneys. Thousands prove that
they wonderfully strengthen the
nerves, build up the system and re-
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attack of grip. II suffering, try them.
Only soc. Perfect satisfaction guar
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Some Interesting Thi in & S
About PaniIna.
Some

Owing to the sad termination OF my
recent trip Co the Tropics and Panama
I do not feel that | can give my usual
lengthy write-up of the same TO
the readers of the HERALD
but, knowing they would be interest
ed in the gigaAtic work going on at
that place and are expecting some
thing through this paper, | am this
week presenting an article published
by the New York World which will
give all Of the details relative to the
wonderful work Of uniting two oceans
and the greatest engineering feat ev-
er attempted in the world
l am only sorry that cannot give
my friends the write-up in full as Gus
tomary but, under the circumstances
do not feel that | can think. much
less write, OF that trip which was so
splendid from the outset but the close
of which was filed with heartaches
unspeakable.
THE wedding day has not yet been
set, but in about five years, il may be
a few months earlier or few months
later, the Canal Zone will be the scene
of an impressive ceremony; the civil
lized world will look on with interest
while representative OF the greatest
republic OF history speaks the words
which will solemnize the union of the
worlds greatest oceans through the
most stupendous engineering enter
prise in the annals of time.
1t is pity that the work can not be
completed by September 20, 1918, the
four hundredth anniversary of the day
when Balboa scaled Culebra hill and
looked down upon the placid water,
of the Pacific but that is too much C
expect, although under very favorabl,
conditions, ships may cross the 18th
mus by the four hundred and first an.
niyersary.
After one has been here few days
and has felt the growing enthusiasm
which the project arouses, he can un'
derstand how the idea of canal a
this point has for nearly four centur
les haunted the minds of mrn.
As early as 1920 the king of SPAR
caused IA survey of the Isthmus to bC
made with a view to the construction
of canal, but successor to tn,
throne became alarmed lest it nigh
inure to the benefit of other nations
and the enterprise was discouraged
until the eighteenth century.
While Balboa, Pizarro and Gonzalez
were specializing about a canal a
Panama or Darien, Cortez was looking
for an international route farthe
north and reported favorably on tn,
advantages of Tehauntepec
/ Two and half centuries later th,
/ Nicaraugua route was investigated
and from that time until De Lessep
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Post Office Hours

Changed by order post master gen.
eral. Will take effect on and after
February lst, 1909, as follows:
Lobby open from A. NJ, to $3.50 p,
M. Office open for business 7 80 A. NJ
to 8 p. NJ. Sundays-one hour after
arrival Of mail.
JNo. r. THOMAS,
Post Master.
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District Court Officers.

Hon. R II Loofbourrow, Judge
Hon. John Embry, U S. Attorney
John r. Abernathy, U. S. sfarshal
W. T. Quinn, District Clerk
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The 100 acres known as the old Sod
Town claim, near Lockwood is now
for sale. 1t is good piece of land in
fine location, Well watered and
very desirable for home.
Mrs. EDNA BRowN, Ellsworth, Kans
10-7 If.
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Commissioners Meet

The First Monday in January, April,
July and October.
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Official Directory
County Officers
County Court

The First Monday in January, April
July and October.
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.
Art AND ARCHITECTURE.


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HISTORY.

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RELIGIOUS.

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Did Hamilton
Write Washinston's
Farewell Address?
This matter is fully considered III
The Intimate Life of
Alexander / Hamilton
by his grandson,
ALLAN McLANE HAMILTON.


based chiefly upon original family
letters and other documents, many
of which have never been pub
Eshed. with illustrations and fac
SMILES.
The New York World says: "HtH
book nevertheless Is of very posfrvs'
value and interest in his portrayal Of a
character and career upon which bios>-
raphers less informed and concerned
have differed notoriously. Re-
garding the authorship of the Farewell
| Address, a moot question still IN his
tory, DR.. Hamilton quotes from letters
which passed between Washington and
Hamilton in July, August and Septen1-
Der, 1896, to show that there was COL
| liberation at least, and probably that
much of the original material and many
OF the suggestions originated with
Hamilton
The Albany Evening Journal Says
"Dr. Hamilton throws much Eight upon
WASH 1ngtOn's FarcWcH Address, Wd1Cns
it is claimed, was virtually written BY
Hamilton himself"
The New York Evening Sun .syss
Much space is naturally devoted TO ths
mooted question or the extent TO whicfs
Hamilton was responsible for Wash
iugton's Farewell Address. The review
OF the evidence IS complete and fair,
closing with the earnest declarations
written by Elizabeth Hamilton whcn
81 years old"
The Pionccr-Press OF St. Paul sayssl
Much new light is thrown by thol
biographer upon the life and character
of the famous statesman.
WITH Illustrations and fac-shriies.
Svo, $3.50 nett postage extra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
POLITICAL ECONOMY.

STATE SOCIALISM IN NEW ZEALAND, By
James Edward lie Rossignol and William
Downie Stewart limo, DIP. xi. 311. IT. T.
CroweII & Coz
Eanbodying the results OF close study at
ilTst hand Of the poiitIco-econonlic situation
IN New Zealand. Among the subjects
treated are State Railways. Stats Life IN
surance Old-Age Pensions, Land Tenure,
It's Distribution
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-19
HOLIDAY BOOKS.

THE ROMANCE OF TRISTRAM AND ISEULT.
Translated from the French Of Joseph Bedier
by Florence Simmonds. Illustrated by Mau-
rice Lalau. 4to, pD xiii, PIT. Philadel-
phia: The J. B. Lpptncott Company
The material is drawn from many YER
sions Of tho old romance
EBIsHU, THE LUCK GOD BY W 0. Nc
Geehan. Illustrated. (San Francisco: Paul
Elder & Coz
10yF AND FRIENDSHIP By ILlIyar Shaft
ner. limo, pp. T. (san Francisco: Paul
Elder & Coz
A decorated booklet Of epigrams.