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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-15
LITTLE DAISY.

PRESCOTT. April 14.-Arrivais
yesterday from Jerome give the lat
est developments in the Little Daisy
a pronounced and emphatic rating.
and emphatically state tina. il there
is any doubt as to what IS happen.
ing at that camp there is abundant
evidence 10 prove that through the
striking of sulphides is the forerun-
ner Of one Of the greatest mineral
propositions in this lection. about
TO be created. While il is true that
all people in that city appreciated that
up to the last week the discovery
Of the red oxides and native copper
with the copper glance also. was Of
much consequence. the district skep.
tics had not become satisfied Of the
magnitude Of the property until the
sulDhides were encountered.
They now realize the profound be-
lief that the car load after car load
that IS IN evidence on he DUMP for
Inspection, Is uranswerable. Another
indisDutable fact Is these sulphides
are Identical to that product reached
on The $50 foot leveg Of the United
Verde. differing. however. in value.
The Little Daisy values are high.
very high in gold, silver and copper.
Where the latest strike tcok place
was in the drift running west from
a point near the face q the cross
cut on the 500 foot level. This cross
but is being timbsred. and upon be
made secure. Il viii probably be con
t'nued further into the ore zone.
The striking of the sulphides was
made on the footwali. and in running
this drift into that body not an ounce
of waste was cut into. The extent
Of the body could not be estimated
The sinking Of a Wine at this
point is under Roadway. and Is also
carrying the sulphides as mentioned.
The cutting into OF the suiphides was
made Sunday evening. and General
Manager Fisher was present to fol
low the greatest development that
has yet attended his energetic ef-
forts. The coming into the field Of
another bonanza property is through
this meteorological determination. a
settled and incontrovertible fact. and
is so regarded by ali conversant with
conditions prevailing at the works.
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MAMMOTH OPENING
STIRS UP BUSINESS

PHOENIX. April 1.-THE first real
signs Of actual work on the Mammoth
mine in the Goldfield district. twenty
one miles east OF Mesa on the Roose-
welt road. became apparent when a
large lot Of supplies we're ordered out
10 the camp which is being estab-
hshed. Not only have the Mesa mer.
chants already begun to feel The eff
fects of what the opening up Of the
old mine Will do for them. but it is
underwood that IN additional load OF
supplies was also started out Of Phoe-
nix
l. has been pretty well understood
in a general way as 10 the plans in
mind by George L. Young, who has
the property bonded and is the man
behind the present operation. but the
first definite information was given
out yestrday morning by w. M. Nea-
gle. who is in direct charge Of he
work.
Mr. Neagie left here during the
afternoon with four boilermakers in
the Kimball automobile and they viii
Immediately proceed to get the ma
chinery in shape for work. According
10 Mr.. Neagle. no less than ten or
twelve men win be put or b. he lasi
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-15

BOSTON. April 1.-THE bullish
feelinf on stocks was resumed today,
win buying of North Butte better
than we have seen for a long time
and It looks as if the turn icr the
better had come in the affairs Of he
COMPANY. lake was also steadily ac-
cumulated all day. closing strong.
North Lake and indiana were in good
demand. but profit taking Of traders
kept them from rallylng much. On
the whole the marke. had healthy
tone and all traders were much en-
couraged.-Psine Weber & Co.
Marked Improvement was noted in
the tone Of cab issues. although trans
actions continued in small volume.
shattuok sold az % - and DEM at
81 vi .hout material pressure on
either. Live Oak in better demand
on reported favorable developments
II is said better rock coming in from
south side and shaft In 81 feet with
considerable chalcocite and looking
very good. Warrior slightly i'm
proved in bid and offerings getting
scarce. San Antonio. Cactus trading
at f-actionaily higher Levels. II looks
today as If the improvement in gen
eraI list had some assurance Of per
maneucy. in which event the good
curbs viii sympatnize.
BOSTON
Adv. : 10 81. Al. to Az c. il
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TO 81: c & II $50 10 50. Cent 20 &c
20 L.: Range II to -. d West 81
10 .: z Butte 5-S 10 9; Frank IS il
10 IA. Cranky ~ II % a. Greer
Can. . 81 % 10: Giroux SIS to 5-fi
Hank p to %; Royal IS to II; Kee
weenaw to Il: Lake 81 81 70 S.
Mich 5 II 10 6. Mass IA to ~
North Lake &c II TO SIS New Cons
p IA 10 10 y Butte 30 81 to al
Osceola 142 to 1sf; Par IS rs 70 l6
quincy 50 70 SIS sup. Cor. AZ j.
10 IS: Indiana 81. % II; 5 & & b l.
to "a: S & p lS to -; Tam so 4
81. United to 70; Utah Con 2
10 IA Utah Cop - TO -; Vic T.
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SEGREGATED REPORT
COPPER QUEEN SHELTER

The recovery at the Copper
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-15
bE1TERPR|CES,
VOLUME,
THROUGH DAY
Confidence in the New York
List Places Copper Shares
IN a Better Light Than for
Some Tine,


IBy Frank ]. Graf Member Of Du.
luth Stock EXCHANGED
The sock market opened strong
with advances all along the line.
prices showing an improvement Of from
- to I rs per cent. mostly in the
rails Vc'aI.e OF trading was on a
smaller scale than yesterday and
close was quie at values little higher
than last nights close The tone is
hrm and I look for further advances.
Sales 757.4oo. Money IL per cent on
rail- loans.
Continued confidence in the New
York list has placed the copper
shares in a much better light than
for some time. in spite Of the surplus
Of copper metal Amalgamated how
ever, failed TO keep up her activity
but closed firm. North Butte showed
excellent support and the demand was
strone. whether from short covering
or investment buying. stock shows a
two point advance FOR the day Copper
Range opened at p. closed at II
Calumet aud Arizona was firm with
sales at 81. Greene Cananea has
been web supported sales made at
10 Superior & Pittsburg opened with
bids at 10 IA; sales at S-S. closed al
1874. Shattuck Arizona Is IN de-
mand from the East at 81 Warrior
showed a slight weakness for the day
selling at y. Live Oaks closed az 20.
The market is in as good a condition.
in fact. much better than could be ex-
pected al this time. and am inclined
to believe that there are many good
purchases at presen. prices.
CURBs
American 1i-2d2: Adventure "a
1l-2: Ariz. Michigan 4oc q soc: Ar
cadian ea61-f: Butte Arizona 6cG
SC: Butte London 25cG soc. Black
Mountain locG15c: Boston Ely ga
S14: Broden Con. 434G5: Boston
Co-bin 15d151-4; Butte Ballaklava
s12G10. Bohemia u 1-2qI2; Cas-
tue 35-SG334: Cordova, part 70cG
sec: Cordova. fun 5-S asked: Car
man 1.e0 asked. Sunderland Ely ca
s14; Calumet Sonora 10 LEA 20:
Chemuug 10M10 10. Cal Mount S5@
80: Chino Is 5-S0S4 Cortez Elsa
PA: Chief Con. . asked; Denmark.
23SN2 SIS: DAILY West 34Ct9 Dull
Son. 312 asked: Elenita 8 asked.
Franklin IS l-SG15 IA; First National
3031-4: Glroux S3s@9: ella 624G
:: Helvetia 3 l-2G4; Hancock p Il
az -: Inspiration 1-2dI 81; In.
diana 81 I-4G31 -; La Rose lisa
4I4; Live Oak 20d 2014; La Sal.
I5615l-f. Keweenaw l-2G3 81;
Mass 71-2dS: Mangus 21-z02 "a;
Mason Valley S12dS5-4; Nevada
Utah p l-sG2l II; National $50 40;
Nipissing 100l014. North Tiger 50
asked: North Lake 16 -. Ohio Cop
per g 5Sd 81: Ojibway S9914 p.
p. 225: Ray Cent IA; Ray Con.
20 3-sa2eI-2: Raven 32@34; Savanna
11-SG2:. san Antonio SS4E9;Shat-
tuck 27T2s Superior Globe 50G6o.
santa Fe 202 -; South Lake ga
gil: sup. Pitts 12 1-40131-2; Sier-
IA Cons. 3I2G4; Santa Rosetta csc
as7e. Twin Butte ga 305 Warren
2is asked: Wolverine Ariz- 80 asked;
Warrior 120 I214. Yuma sea CSC.
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to 4: Win - to 9; wyan to IA.
NEW YORK
Anal. IS "a: Car Fdy. 65: Atch
HIP: Loco SO 10; Smelters 81 is;
b. r. T. s01S; B. & o. 112 Is:
c. & o. 81 IL: Can. Pac 1873 rs; c
F ~: Erie 80 IL; Denver ~ Ia ct
Nor 40: NIX T 43 13: Mo Pac IL;
Nat Lead SO u: " Y. c. I25 30:
Penna 1871 -: r. !. 80; ILL., Cent. III;
L. & y. ISL SIS: St Paul 143 Y s.;
Steel 81 rs; SteI Pfd. I22 is; Rep.
Steel 30; Tex Pac. 32 IA; Union Pac.
1ss 3-s; so. Pac. 127 5-s; n. Western
1856 -: Wabash 2s3s. Wheat May
100 SIS: 100 is: July 1913 Is; 102 rs;
Adv. 1884; Att. s9s; Az. c. 191-4G
r.; Coal 23d IA; c. g. A. Sc ia
81; c. & H 100000: Cent goa II;
Range 71a72: d. West s3-f@9;
f. Butte s5SG9: Frank IS 1904,
CRANKY a. 1906; Greene Tan 9 81
ni0; Giroux S5Sd3-4: Hank 21Hz2:
Royal 1sG1-4: Keweenaw 441-4;
Lake So s-4G5S: Mich 51-2@6; Mass
.714GI-2: North Lake ts 1905 s.;
New. Cons. q 1-4G1-2; \ Butte 40 3
a Al: Osceola 142G144: Par 10 $50
Is: Quincy sass; Sup. Cop. AZ i24
As: Indiana 3l@1-2; S. & b. 15Q1-2;
S. & P13Gi-2: Tam 6e06i; United
1912: Utah Con. 25Gi-2; Utah Cop
AZ Is; Vic 3I12Gs Win 81 zG9s
, wyan 241-f.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-15
COAL IN RUSSIA

Coal is abundant in Russia New
discoveries are constantly being re-
ported. and the largest part OF the ter
ritcry has not even been prospected.
The most important district so far
known IS situated in the region Of
Kusnetsk, province Of Tcmsk. between
the mountains Of Satoysk and Altai,
the veins extending through a ter
ritory 375 miles long and IS miles
wide. Other extensive mines are 10
Gated around Irkutsk and Vladivos-
toi. II is believed that the coal de
posIts win prove equally as extern
siye as those OF china-United
States Consular Report.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19

trustees. TO secure Marssretia PARK Leeeh, SIS
05. years. PEI cent Seniannually
Square l50-LOts IS and u William C. Bates 10
the National saving and Trust Compauy tT1is-
tee. 20 secure the American Security and Trust
Company. $3.50, years. per cent. semi ANN.
square 966-IOt 70: Jacob Flax ct u1. TO BENJAMIN
b. Talbot and Frank NJ Cissril trustees. to
secure Sebastian Goldsmith 500 70 50
months . per eent, semi Annually,
SQUARE lH-L0t 81 Long Meadows. lot rs block 2 :
Rosedaie and isherwOud. lots z and .. block
p: Kate L. Wright to Victor Aiyusbridge and
J. d. CJughlan. trustees. to secure Mary T..
Mynshridge Sl0, io years. per cent, semi
snuuaily,
North Grounds a Columbian Unirersity-Part Of lot
10. block 80 Katherine A. Mason ct vir 10
William ]. Father and William H. Walker
trustees. % secure John 81. Jones. 81 500 and
) years. per cent semi-anuusliy.
holmead Man0r-LOt G. block & Francis A.
Buudm et ux. TO Henry II. Bergman and
Charles Schalr trustees 10 secure the North
ern Liberty German-Amercan Building Associa-
uon, No. 6. $500
square lzl1-Lot IS. Harry Lutsky e. ux 10 Robert
H. stone and Arthur L. Hil. trustees, 10 secure
laaae knksterne. S075 / To IS months, per
cent, semiannualy.
Woodley Park-LOt los block q, Katherine l.
srsddins Ct sir to the Union Trust Company
trustee 70 secure II. Rozier Dulany et a. r.
esl'eH S''' and ? years, Der cent. semi
annually.
Square G6-Lot a.. simon Feldman ct ux. IN
Meyer Rosenberg and Judson T. Gun trustees
70 secure Lpuis Rosenberg, ss5o1 monthly nay.
menis 6 per cent per annum
Square lols-Lots and z; Dennis Walsh to Jams
A tahlh and Frank Z. Madigan trustees l.,
secure Philip Schwartz, S2eo years. per
cent. semi annually
North Of square s5S-Tot s.; Rosa Miller ct vir m
the American Security and Trust Compsnv
trustee. 10 secure the National Savings and
Trust company. $500, monthly payments. per
cent per annum.
Square 7il-Lot 81; Long Meadows lot gs BLOCK
q kosedale and sherwood, lots q and q block
2, hate l.. Wright to Victor Mynslrldse ans
J. d. Coughlan, trustees. to secure Mary r.
Mynsondge: S2VN 20 10 years, 5 per cent
semi-annually
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
THE GOOD WORKMAN.

| hired toiler whose John, TO with his
weapons and my lawn for long green whskers we grow
ing there badly needed tender And John arrived
the break of day. and Whitfield grass cheerful way the job
fierce for the weeds had grown and the dog had scattered
chunks of bone but John he aboed beat the band and
shaved that lawn With hand He named his price when
the work and gladly coughed up quarter And
whenever find that my lawn is due for good clean shave
dry shampoo I'll hunt up John if he's still EARTH and % him
than the job worth I'll hunt up John have from
the courthouse clear the dumping spot for he does his work
workman should and doesn't quit till he finds good The
haunted by hifess who seek employment and
seek again they that jobs hard find pearls price
melon rnd their hopes hazy their chances gonefor
employers are hunting joint WALT MASON.
Copyright By George
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
carrel ponnelly So. neaten.

In an article published in yesterdays
papers the statement was made that Car
roll Donnelly. professional champion
roller skater OF the South, was defeated
by l.. Moore, of Baltimore. at the AR
cade rink Thursday evening.
This is a mistake. as Carroll Donneny
has not taken part in a race IN Wash
ington this season, and the story printed
was untrue.
The Donnelly that did race at the Ar
cade Thursday was a brother of the
champion, Albert Donnelly. whose name
should have appeared as having been de-
feated.
Carroll DonneIly is ready and willing
to race any one in the South before the
rink offering the largest purse or side
bet Of from so 10 $780,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
ADVERTISING TALKS.
WRITTEN BY WILLIAM C FREEMAN

to succeed. He thought his
friends could raise 100000 to
start anew.
What would YOU have told
him?
/ said this:
Take up one community at
iale. BUY SPACE IN
FOCAL NEWSPAPERS TO
TELL THE STORY ABOUT
THE NEW SOAP.
Tell the FACTS to the peo-
pie about the threats made by
the other company. Don't
abuse anybody, but make it
plain that YOU are entitled TO a
FAIR DEAL.
If the dealers won't buy
your soap because of the other
fellows intimidation of them,
open up a place of your OWL
INVITE HOUSEWIVES TO
TRY YOUR SOAP give
them samples-and shame the
other fellow into decency.
People resent INJUSTICE
very quickly They want every
body in business to have a fair
show. THEY WILL SIP
PORT YOU PROVIDED
YOUR ARTICLE WILL DO
WHAT YOU SAY 1T WILL.
Cover one town thoroughly.
Get everybody talking about
YOU. Get everybody TO buy
your soap before leaving that
town-then take up another in
the same way.
NEWSPAPER ADVER-
Using WILL DO TT FOR
YOU. Nothing else will.
III were in business making
a good article, wouldn't let
any competitor scare me. The
people will BACK UP any
business that has the right
goods and that will give them
a square deal.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19

That there is a great and grow
ing INTEREST IN ADVER-
Using is demonstrated by the
desire of young men in different
associations 10 take it up as d
study. There .are several adver-
tSing classes conducted by able
men in Y. NJ. c. A. ASSOCIA-
TIONS all over the country.
Recently | talked 10 young
men in one of the branches of
the y. NJ, c. A. in New York,
and the same week ! talked to
the Young Mems Hebrew Asso-
ciatia. On both occasions the
young men showed the greatest
interest in the advertising expert
ences ! related to them.
The questions asked BY the
y NJ. c. 4. Young men were nu-
merous and pointed, and it was
all ! could do TO answer them.
One Young man, after the
meeting was over. said that he
knew some friends who started
10 put a good soap on the mar
ket. They had capital of a few
thousand dollars.
IN every town where they tried
10 introduce their soap they met
with the opposition of another
soap company, whose represent
atives told the dealers that if
they placed orders in the new
company they would refuse TO
sell them any more Of their soap.
The older company had estab-
lished a big trade in every COM
munity-it was a POWERFUL.
ORGANIZATION, and the men
back of it made it impossible for
the new company to compete
with them.
The young man said his friends
wanted TO try again, since theg
knew they had a good soap, and
he asked me how 10 go about it
mo pEr -,
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19

at the Young Peoples Building of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South under
the direction of Mrs. o. F, Carter. The
funds will be devoted TO the new Pres
byterian Sunday school building fund.
The following illustrated poems, Illus
trated with sableaux, will be read by
Miss Prettyman. "Maad Muller" Loeb
nivar," and "Hiawatha's WOoing- The
Hour Of Prayer and other selections will
be sung by Mrs. ". =. WOolls.
Henry Burke, a lineman, employed by
the Southern Bell Telephone Company.
had his right foot badly smashed by iron
falling on II yesterday. His injuries were
dressed by DR. Walter A. Warheld.
Michael and Patrick Lynch have pur-
chased from Thomas ]. Fannon lot No.
IS on the west side OF King street, west
of Peyton street
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
shot hr HoId-up Wan.

Vineennes, Ind, Nov. 1S--Albert Lee,
station agent for the Indianapolis and
Vincennes Railroad at Edwardsport. Knox
County. Is at the point of death with a
bullet wound under his heart, and George
Boyd, giving his home address as Lake
street. indianapolis. is seriously wounded
As the result OF resistance on the part OF
Lee when Boyd attempted to hold hhn up
and rob the station at Edwardsport az
an early hour this morning.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
STOLE TO SAVE HIS WIFE.
Man Raised Doctors Fees by Taking
Carloads of Iron.

Pittsburg Pa. Nov. 1S-Pleading guilty
TO stealing twenty-one ears of scrap iron:
jeremiah F. Mccarthy, formerly a minor
official OF the Crueible steel Company.
went before Judge Brown, accompanied
by his mother and sister. who prayed
while Mccarthy told of the thefts
Mccarthy shipped the ears Of scrap
iron 10 junk dealers and sold each for
$780, He spent the money IN paying
specialists who saved the life Of his sick
wife. In the effort 10 raise doctQrs' fees
he had speeulated before committing the
theftA, but had lost nearly every penny.
He was indicted on six charges. and
Judge Brown sentenced him to serve
eighteen months in jail on each charge,
the sentences 70 run concurrently.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
KILLS DESTROYER OF HOME.
Texas Farmer shoots Member OF
Field Artillery of state.

Field Artillery of state.
Dallas. Tex. Nov. &c. II. Johnson.
formerly a farmer Of scurry. Tex, but
who, because Of domestic troubles, has
been living with his family al the village
OF Britain and in the city Of Fort Worth
for several months. came 10 Dallas this
afternoon. went 10 room No. 3. at the
Central Hotel. and there shot 10 death
Joseph Bullock. who at the time was
clad in his uniform of the Texas Ma
tional Guard. he being a member of Bat
terry A. Field Artillery. Of Dallas.
Johnson fired FIVE times at a distance OF
not more than six feet -Four bullets bit
Bullock. causing instant death. A firth
bullet entered the foot of Proprietor Nj.
Ii. Van Dusen. who rushed at Johnson
in an attempt 20 disarm him and save
Bullock. Johnson surrendered 10 the po-
lice, and is in JAIL When told that Bull
lock was dead. he said. Il am glad he
Is dead. He ruined my home; he enticed
my wife away from our farm home.
fOrgave her, took her back and moved
alternately 20 Britain and Fort Worth,
He again entleed her % Dallas"
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
sboot. cousin and Ends Ttfe.

Sault Ste. Marie. Mich. Nov. lS-The
body of True Smith, twenty-five years
old, was found yesterday in the woods
near here, dead from a self-innicted
wound. Near By his cousin. Samuel, ff-
teen years old, lay dying from shot be-
lieved to have been fred by Smith. Cir
indicate that the latter mis-
took his cousin for deer. and after
his mistake took his own life.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19

Chicago. Nov. lS.--Iierman SchWenger,
sixty years old. who for a quarter OF a
century has sold newspapers on the
streets OF Chicago, reported 20 the police
last night that his savings OF many
years. amounting to $500 had been stolen
from his house during his absence.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
TAXI STRIKERS PEACEFUL.
Orders to Police to Use Night
sticks Has saIntary Eject.

Orders 10 Police to Use Night
sticks Has saIatRry Eject.
New York, Nov. iS-An order issued
early in the day by First Deputy Police
Commissioner Driscoll TO the police as
signed 10 duty on the scene OF the chauf-
feur's strike 10 use their night sticks
without scrTiple II necessary In case Of
riots. appeared to-day to have borne
fruit.
There was demonstration in the neigh
borhood OF the Plaza Hotel in the after
noon which led to eight arrests. but dur
ing the day nothing that could be called
a riot took place.
All the taxieab companies reported a
marked Increase in the number of cabs
in commission, and said that the strike
was ending.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
rrefer plreet steamer IAne.

Kingston, Jamaica. Nov. 1S,-Reports
received from the various West Indian
colonies show that ali the colonial leg
lslatures are opposed TO the plan to dis
continue the direct steamship service TO
England in favor of line by way Of
Canada as recommended by the royal
commission.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
western A. G. Eleven Wants Games

The Western Athletic Club football
team. averaging i25 pounds, want games
with teams in and around the District
the Apaches and Spartans preferred. Adj
dress Clarence Mcclure, $40 Twelfth street
northwest
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
FEW ARMED MExICANs SEEN.
RuInors of Large bodies Crossing
the Border Unfounded.

the Border Unfounded.
Austin, Nov. 1S-Gov. Campbell was in
with sheriffs and other
peace officers in the Rio Grande terri
tory to-day They reported that there
are many rumors in circulation OF armed
bands OF Mexieans crossing 70 this side,
but none Of the alleged invaders has been
The reports are generally
regarded as largely imaginary. The re-
ported prospective attack on Marathon by
Mexicans Is not regarded seriously by the
people Of that town. 1t is IN the heart
OF the ranch territory and 100 miles from
the Mexican line.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
Boni's Cousin wants - r,rht

Paris, Nov. 1s.-Count De la Estanr
attempted 10 trip Count Raymond De
Castellane, cousin Of Count Boni while
they were skating al the St Didler rink.
A duel in likely.
The Washington herald., 1910-11-19
NEWSOFALEXANDRIA
Capt. J. B. Webster Passes
Away at Age of 80.
FORMERLY CHEF OF POLICE
Aged Resident Served Forty Years
on Force and Made an Excellent
Record-"Iimmy" Robinson Nab
bed for Lootins Pettsy's saloon of
S29I-Children Receive Prizes.

T. Clinton knight. SIS King street. Alexandra.
Va. is authorized agent and carrier for The Wash
ington Herald The Herald win be delivered daily
and Sunday 10 any address in Alexandra for 10
cents month.