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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

Chairman Hawkins OF the house
committee on redistricting introduced
bill which will hereafter increase
the membership of the house of rep
resentatives TO lac.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

The house passed the Hawkins bill
providing for an appropriation OF $780,
900 to build and repair levees along
the Black and st, Francis rivers.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09
The Lady and tho Hobblc.

DO you think tho hobble gown
will remain long In vogue?"
"If It doesn't you can cast It aside"
"Yes; but hate to waste timo
learning to hobble Suburban Life.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

II is more disgraceful to dlstrust
than to be deceived. -Rochefoucauld.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

When the fight begins within him
self, a mans worth something
Browning.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09
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roJo ,rn,os ~ t,rI. l,... along fine
Mexican boundary a biz army biplaur
covered l1G miles I'm two hours and
seven minutes. establishing two new
records
Attorney Charles L. Frbstcln Of
Chicago. who was acquitted recently
Of brIblng a Juror In the second trim
N Loo O'NoH Browne Illinois logis-
lator involved In the Bormyr election
WIS placed ON trial again. this time
charged with conspiracy. The indict
ment followed the dismissal Of sen.
satonal charges made by ErbstCin
against states Attorney Wayman be-.
fore the Iar association. Erbs''in
produced afiidayts charging Wayman
with fixing juror Ia The Kat case
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Three DAYS before his death the chici
went among the Cheyenne Indians for
a visit. He was taken III suddenly
Returning home he died within TWEEN
ty minutes after his arrival
Tho naval appropriation bill was re
ported to the senate b. the commit
tee on naval AFFAIRS. retaining the
amendment by Representative stan.
ley CDcmD. Kentucky, excluding the
steel trust from participating IN any
battlcship contracts. The bin provides
for two frstClass batticshps. a sub
murine ''H1't anu wv hn"" goa coo NV
'o''' "pP'O'' ''.'o'' 30 '-'' '',''''
the four bandits VINO roOOea ,ho
bank OF walnut H. ana escaped WIN
S3'Oo IN coin ana currency bho' Ih'i'
way through posse OIL 81 cl,l@'ns !"
tho open ned SIX miles hor'h OF inc
scene OF the robbery "h're th'y hau
been surrounded, Hhu AGAIN 'S,apeu'
the posse surrounded mo ropp'rS'
VINO We're hea'iIy armed ana "e,e
concealed IN a''Eht depression III
Tue siouhu' He l'' o, "n'." DC. Gu
az DrcaS'"oIh 10 S"'e'u '"eu 'ioli
'ue OUTFITS ' % Nv, " AS ' NJ, n'I '"''
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

Garfield Tea has brought good health 70
thousNndsl Unequaled for constipation
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

Lewis Single Binder cigar is never
doped--only tobacco in its natural state.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-03-09

Out of the smoke OF the closing bat
tie in congress emerge these result,
" larger interest:
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
COLFAx FAIR WAS
HUGE SUCCESS
Exposition at Springer Was
Far Beyond Expectations
of Organizers; Exhibits to
Be Taken to Ration.

springer y NJ oct o. Tho .uuu-
.U itr ul COLLAR county, which closed
here SItuudN'. was an unqualified
success lar ,No,rdiug tuy rAp.atu-
toms "' los 'rs1u.l'rs JUd promoters
I'M, HIr closed -aturdus afternoon
with hig ,rlAd in attendance and
with 90 ruusIug climax fYr the three,
days session Tho rain OF Friday.
which practically suspended opera
tiuus Tor an, duI. was NOT ullt In.tru-
mental Boa hlu-'ur "a IruIl ,mIl, 200
the Taco OF ,t.i uEri,ulturI-i loo ihr
locality but brought boo hundreds of
visitors to Witness thu races lud Iu.
sp'ct Tho rp',udId agricultural and
stock exhibits assembled 90 tho m{
grounds 1h. present a,usuu haas
been one of tH, most successful in
the history ut iI. county nmr which
has Just closed los seventeenth pose
sion. The rsHursr tn tu, directors
efforts q" sr.ITu IL ropr, sentative rN.
hihit of D,'iN .uunty farm and ucld
products $50. liberal. and several ma.
usually Zine .NhInits were %, result
Tho l"adiug award offered was tho
Nl"V silver lowing cup presented hy
G'urg a. Wooster. Jr. of CImafrun
as a priz" 600 OBI, Individual showing
the bert ANA '.t.ost exhibit from any
enc farm loo .uIvN county The cup
Was awarded u Franz MuEudarfcr
last year. W.. .gcccodcd iU winning
the award r.. 'lc SECOND Time this
year
Tho races N.Un u leading feature
of the amu-... Hta and hold th, 10.
tcnuuu OF nr- crowds An uutu-
mobile race $500 pulled lu hotwcon
arc machine. William norton of
French ana .HHf nf Sheriff Nhp Xix
enh"Hah "f l"I.u tho latter machine
being driven Leo Connolly Tnn
judges awarded second plal, tp the
Ration machine
Tho ,NlI tsricnltuH exhibit
shown at Oh. -uringcr fair ia boius
'dr"talit nh.n care ~ and VIII ho
shown Ht OBJ, .Nuibu building be- Ba-
Ton during OBJ. northern New Mexico
fair week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
ROSWELL COUNCIL.
HAS BREAK WITH
The MAYOR
No Arguments Could Convince
MI Veal That 1t Was Pro.
per to Change From l6 Foot
Curb Line for Main Street.

Roswell \. NJ. OCT .-Nnci two
ana u hall years delay. final agree.
mcnis have been settled between the
cit} administration 1uJ the property
owners Ou Main street regarding the
extension ol the Main street walks.
After uu hour VT8u4l.na Iu which
Mayor George T. Veal stood out
AGAINST thc lull council that be- would
veto The proposed OrdiuJnD, that had
bcen presented o., alderman Getting
ham, annulling the present Main
street extension ordinance calling Tor
10 feet and when a motion had been
mad" Geo aIsoufn sine l.r. With strong
feeling against the mayor nt high
pitch, the Tide WINS turned hv Alder.
man Reid when be- recalled that the
tull council excepting Alderman Has.
udhrE who was absent. had agreed
with inc property owners to- accept
The thirteen foot extension and the
city Day for putting loo mo conduit for
chandelier lighting ami he Hood sew
crs This will cost about $1,000
Wei 10 the city council did fhis
while / VAS away" said Mayor Veal.
II will stand for 3d. Ipt viii never
'"'haHH hA'' NAN lNNf' ~. " fHN" Wv y
sign an ordinance hat will say 10 the
outside world that . Jm iu favor OF a
uniform curb line oil 9. lcot ON Main
street The engineers ul tine country
are against 10 AMI ann nos going
down into the future us iayoring 10
\ compromise was cached when
clark Dillcy representing tine citizens
asking 10 paNo. aud members OF the
council Hu their bend. together in.
formally and decided Io Doc the mayor
do as Dee lhcd Whom ihc, made this
concession lo him hU 5s ncd 90 sign
tho ordinance presented i they would
agree to Jet the curb line extending
from Alameda south and rom Fiuh
street north, hc sixteen feet This
wiz allow tho property owners 90 nut
in The thirteen foot Nau street walk
and the cIty agrees to put I'm me con.
duits and flood sewers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

0i. Dol tho on, relating 90 hc tariff
.nr ,. is mot ioo mu.u tu .t. thbt tb,
u,uI'. uf Sew M,sirp aI, moro vital.
N .1nu.rurd in th. protection OF tho
udIslf, which is h, ,,N m,kulu,
u. 'u.r commercial and business if.
than u uuI other ono thine tt thH
rWu. especially ln view uf iup recent
"tf'wut of u Domuerau. huusr OF
r.pr.s.ulltsss m cripple that udga-
coy Ht a sweeping reduction of tb,
huu 600 wool TH. uru dc.Infa-
ton uf 'br -Uuu Fr platform ls truly
loo classic stripped OF unnecessary
torblaRo % .slla ior tariff reform. &C.
mfIr suduBtod Goo th, revenue needs
OF ths government economically td-
miulatrfcj with such troublesome
dctuls aF the ARTICLES uu which thIe
tariff should boz levied. whether CT
mot There should br Incidental proc
tnDtHu tD American IudIstrIcs. prod
u.ts and labor and whether of not
aus articles should 1r admitted dut,
nee the platform docs not concern
its'if o. H simply fur "mrdf f,-|
form. nnd M, Individual voter tel
l'ii q" place amy construction hcI
plcas,s ou hai elastic expression
After 81 careful reading OF the plat
form ou, can mot esoapp thr oou,u
sion that 10 %. pico, of patrbvork.
made for t1, purpose. 80 possible. 81
rocoucinug widely divergent and dis
cordaut elements within the purity.
ANYTHING Co prevent O. bolt sc,ms 20
have been th, aim ~ the convention.
On m,l iu th, speeches that were de-.
l'vor'd ou the floor OF the conyon-
tion hy recognized leaders of the Dc-
moyrueN there we're several thlny
N'iled statements the real purport of
which WAS th1t the speaker consider.
"a q declaration of principles of s.c-
nndarS importance. and that the
main purpose of the party vac To- get
into office.
The people of New Mexico. how.
over win look closely a. the plat
form and iu view of thy record OF
the Democrat, party In th, past and
sts announced intention 60 slim urth.
,r attack their lcadlue Industry
should t oc placed In powcr In the
nation. NOT many ~ them viii be- 50
hhnd 90 tb.Ir own Interests nnd the
Interests of the community as 60 en-.
rec the .rln-quilt document pro-
mulgatcd at Santa Fc yesterday.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

sup,rh,otcr h,bd.r either Dos 8n ,N-
t'rnul pipe from iH. 1um. or lf tr.
usual iusIdr OH. nipo From tAe
u,ad.r sup,rh.atd stram Is led TO
th, tIruUir HN '.. steam pipes. siu
'Hr tn fhu .Huu.. l0.m uf .w.k. U.N
st.Hm pipes
THE sN..ua. mnu, be- r.r1U, at-
c,s-iD'. go 900 sHn.s fur usu. tou lnd
r.ptirs. This Hture. together with
tnr outside Nf.uu OFF .t.Im p.ras
Hud .unl' .'.n.. introduce. H d.ar-
able innovation iu lornmut.y. rraU-
u.u. 30 r0. ibr Joints outside cot
o., boiler .r.I Nn.r. s,tm ltaks
MAY Boo pu..E. detected and VH,r.
rOuaIra mIU HD made conveniently
Tho joint. lr. moved from tbr lH-
t.usv heat nf fI. sWokD box th.t ttHdH
FOB cause I,.k- and 'n tn. event 90 %
lcak ti, sf.amiug qualities of thr .n-
D'mntt. lr. upt Affected Win
steam ru.a insIJ OFF pa, Huub, bHN.
leaks Hl,rIrrr With th. canning ny
destroying ,h. vacuum
The Accessibility of tho throttle
ployidcs man, advantage Wailu tnr
BOILER les under steam pr furc the
fl0b. ,aiy. npaI tht dome may ue
closed fHHs shuttias un steam Iom
both thc thio,tlo ard thp super boltg~
Repairs to these ma, then Dee made
Nithou. th" Ions DELAY incident Go
blowing on steam. cooling boiler tc.
moving dome cop otc
should thc thruttlc becouo I,scou.
uoctcI either olou CO.. shut b. is pos
siIlr ip to uf De- PROMPTLY Tomuot
ufy Repairs utf nr madc at once and
.hc ENGINE proceed with Boz train ln
ease Z. such au accident With tho
usual form ol throttle b. would hc
necessary 'u $500 Ihc ongnr
There Is uo -uIhng box Gland or
packing fuf throttle rod iu cab
With thr cu0ual tbnuttl, supr
heaters are HINHts CHARGED Nitb lrN
steam ready fH delivery dis,cf fu c,l-
undcrs This prevents loss of t.mn ini
aupcfhcsfUIs .u 600 before deliver, tu
rllindols The engine is Therefore.
quicker Zoo HarIus
Mainialnm steam continually in
tho sugcrh'1iD. .Iuyidca s.Ili uth"r
advantage Boo protecting the tp, nolj
or and ioint lum th, rnD. u' bot
gas Win em always iu fhc su.
p'lhcaior th0 WrIU part. Will not ha
burned goo HHI
should tHp zine -llp th. murc
delicate control H. Ibo steam provided
by tHc external IHmtflc win stop thc
slipping prompts There ia no long
DRY plpo and Ucrhcai,r volume to
empty before -I'U iing can Dee stopped
Tho external fHr0ttle has hon de-.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
STRANGER ADVISED TO
BORROW AN AIRSHIP

all, heavy. determined i0okilg
ana energetic passenger or rather
Irrespective PASSENGER had been both.
ering u certain wen known santa 10
official for an hOur ile wanted 10 go
to Trinidad and said he had TO Doe
there tonight
Isn't there ans little town around
here that I can 20 out 10 and catch a
train for Trinidad from thero?" hc
said
Nothing but NJ Paso You can
reach Trinidad 10y way Of III Paso lE
about three DAYS" was the reply
Why I've got Ia be- there tonight %
Well. the best thing yon can do b.
10 wait here until No ~ goes out
That's the FIRST train to Trinidad
When Is II gOing2'
That's Indefinite n NAV ne an
hour. u may not bo until tonight"
We'll that's the way Il II in an
these towns where ther II but one ra.l.
road. etc etc"
say draWled the railroad official.
with Just the ghost OF q smile. u know
how YOU can get mp to Trinidad
How ~ eagerly inquired th, pros.
peciiye passenger
Borrow an airship from Johany
McManus and ily up the other side OF
the washon then take train
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

the santa Dc convention. Aud set the
IHlrnal-pcmocrat preserves a roy-
n.fs in taking The bait offered u that
GOULD De- o. muttcr OF surprise it the
I0Hrual-D,moorat were mot so well
t..vu.
..r the journal Democrat. boz com.
lHr with tf wards In chauccrS. tho
nu''.rs. h holdiuE OF be- the dcsprr.
nt' NHH" that the Democratic run,on.
tun .ll be fo utterly foolish as TO-
.tnf." 'H' IL % F,p BOO tbc wa, az one
pr moro places ON co... ticket Having
spout 1000 its iniaultous rar,,r ondon,
.orua .' fool thc people. lt thinks.
uu d.IHt that H. miserable support
..au . ..id out as au udu,,mcut to
.tho n.m"orals to mako th,m fuse.
Such hope II not without founda-
ti"n lu ,.'N of the past record of that
party 'u .tnpidiiy, ana ct course YOU
never 1000 tel until the very last
mluut, HH1t q Democrat, con,cn.
ton be- s'.us io do; but 1t Is Ucginuins
.to look H. Dc the journal. Democrat
has convinced the Democrats that
.t1., eau win without the boltcrs and
that tn' 'sn,Dtcd sep will uoi %,
fprthcpmus
There be- such a thinR. you know. a.
uyrrduing I 'hIug
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
M VI ~ NAVE nt't.N
NAiil,fED MN.


.....N fINNNtlf. ,
PrrtN t.... snt t WHOM "a
dainty rH. bride Fuckers h,r
Ups Says h mp. and uunud
hudgea tn r|..k the puckcr'
Pretty t..aH chT And this hap
prnci DOB i...HiK. Arizona pbucuiN
.oi MARLBORO county, phoeuiN. Vhet,
nerve is supposed go sprout uk, woods
in Au nifH"n Ytch. THAT ant huf
pf thp si.r
They trl.d into Judgc phNpt
.'iiico thit mHrH.us and romance Nas
vibrant in tHu uIr pv thcl aigncd tho
mhtriugr 'i..uaD rrsistpr 1'hg judge
wnF th,rr - was Joff Adbmr
Ana uoa'j 900, judge perform the
rrrrWDu. Would De-. You can bot
the l1dH. uuI'j And hc did Then
th' "otds rD spoken
'judgr fH from her. haven't I
got s"moth..s coming %"
There wHr judicial sidcstop aud
tEo ay at,Il uuglod with romance,
- klss. Judge. Docsn't the bride
get O. klsaa"
Another Judicial sldcstrr bride
stands with aforesaid pgcbcr,d
ihrn several more quick sidcsiops.
ana from down the corridor there
fitntrd back. "You KRIS her. Jeff"
iut JDt didn't To uulpkstppncd
al''r the Judge Things VIII bc
'hAhsed after We got the recall
ho Was Theodore ". Hnr,wig of
Phoenix. she was Lillian J.. scaycr
m Rhode ISLAND
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
{. B. O'NE|LL TO
RUN FOR SENATE

Phoenix Nriz oct THE Follow.
us 1nUoan.om is APPEARING Iu %
uum''r ". Altoona papers Hf Recent
date.
H.r ht 1uuugu'. u,U'. ts came
Didn't. nr l1r ollie, uf Uutrd sat,s
Hai.r FROM Nrizuuu ou ,1, Drmo-
Iat. t,t.t at th. coming stat, cleo.
uHu. subject tu o.. approval ur tFr
tul.rt ai tI. primary election. and. o.
nominated nc that election. tp the ape
prevail 90 the voters $50 the regular
election
EUGENE HRNpY o.NEiIi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05
room LIrrLr ORPHANS

Tho spectacle of thc little band ui
s'lf-st'i'd 'urogryssiN,s going val
lantiy az Go Santa Fc ana holding u
convention while the Democratic
convention ~ ln session boz the s1-ie
CITY hearing speech from Hi2h
Priest Hogcrmau. passins q Few rcso.
iuu"ns and then sitting back 90 Nuu
Tor the Domo,rntci lightning 10 strik.
them 10 perhaps the most humotut n
feature $50 far OF a campaign which
h's furnished many iudicrous nci-
daut-
Even the Industrious press agent ui
tho '?r'grossiycs. WORKING overtime
20 nll the columns uf their ORGAN. tho
journal Democrat. with something
that viii make their utuc nasru book
alo dignfcd gathering. can ru,
obscure the lrrcprcsublc humor co..
the situation
comparison of tho platform ..
the progressive with ,hnt of tasIr
Democratic brcihr,n is most iut.r-
ostirg Take al, Democratic doom.
mont ada Lincoln. Grant. Garfield
MokmI'y Roosevelt aud Tart SEA. u
up with confused and mcamur....
ntii plank which calls for tho Pm.
t'niion OF the dut, on wool and ..i
dcnuuuccs schedule Is. ana warm over
with d slightly NOR, definite deDlari.
ton Tor % corrupt practices act. nu.
you have the holtors' platform r,#dl
&" serve one can not hclp Uona.
inF which document was adopted
INST ana whether the Dcmooraiip
platform was evolved hy the simple
rr"r'-s "f using the blue pencil On
mat OF ihc "progrc-ri,o.." or 3He
progressive took the Democratic
Instrument ana ughtcncd il un
I'iil' Hn as tn make II look diffrrrnt|
Hut The patient pleading attitude
"f ih' b'itrra waiting with Warming
souls and thfohbins hearts Bon th, fund
"nd foolish hope hat the Dcmoerat.
wiz Doe more ruUbIc than tho E.pga-
h'tna and sHrulsh the dish which
lh'A go, Co s,rrr 90 the voters with
"a ie" select lemons. is the best part
of the picture For lt begins 10 look
'' 20 The '"i',r- had taken too much
Tor sr'nt'd. ana that they win have
20 swallow tho Democratic u,ksi
" Mole or else start funeral process.
sion "i ihrir own SOMEONE ba
Numbered Would 10 not hay, h.an
better TO have held the convention
Monday night in Albuquerque. when
hey had several hundred democrats
present aud COULD have made at i.ast
b nluti 81 having numerical ur,nst4
'A going in all their sornr, sr,nj. |
'uf 20 santa Fc and exposing ta une
Democrats just how utur tho, hnd
." "tfor IN trade. IL h. feared maj
al hope oi satisfying their ofa.,.ust
Vas ruined
Poor iiItlc orphans WHO'S take
are Of them now IN, journal.
Democrat IN the only friend the, bay.
'Ii' ana that's worse Than nothing
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-05

lu advance nf the completion Of IN"
full ticket Geo be- put forth hy the
Democratic convention nov n scs-
sion at santa BE-. ans criticism of ne
nominations made hos mat bosly would
be hasty and premature Il is suf'i-
Gent a. say that In the nomination
of " g. Mcdonald Tor governor tho
democrats have presumably played
WIN, thcy believed To- be- their strong.
oct card md tn, fact that the spon-
tancous. not tn say hilarious unanim-
ity 81 his nomination in spite of the
direct instructions of ut least ono dcl-
'Eatiuu for e different candidate
strongly suggests ,h, usc of ,ylln-
driral instrument propelled bog steam
is no concern OF ours
IA" platform adopted hy the con-
,cnuon. however is complete. and
offers something tangible by which
We mas knuW what tp expect lu the
yer, improbable event that th, DEM
orrnt- shruld bc placed Ia power As
Be- usually che case Nlth Democratic
platforms, IL lt Tor the most part "a
mass Of glitt,rlns gcncrauues. and Is
moro conspicuous for the things that
1t docs not contain ana for skil'll
trimming on vital issues than for any
definite declarations ~ principle,
A. We predicted yesterday. tho iui-
iiatiSo AMI referendum direct prl-
marics ana popular election uf Unit
ed states -cuators come in Tor cone
sdcrahl, shur, of tho attention Of
the delegates. and while the dcylaI,-
lions ON these subjects are go brief
ss 90 raise suspl,iun that the cnn-
Neniiou would have been glad t. omit
ans reference Go them their presence
IN the platform o. sunciopt proof
that the radical element of tho party
if stili stroue enough 90 dictate Its
policies % b. significant however. !
that Ia this immediate connection the |
platform makers took pains to r,-
assure thc bourbon element OF the
uutrrrfcd that "vo aro mot an anti |
corporation party statement which
should have been unnecessary lu Wow I
ct the number of corporation repro |
scntatiycs among iis lndlsputsd lead |
srs
Tho declarations in favor ~ non /
partisan corporation commission. q /,
non-parlinn ludlciar,, "a state EUR |
Ne, OF unrun,Scd lands. corrupt |
practices act. honest elections ANA eff |
foDtigo road ana Drainage laws. cul- /
initiating in the pi"us announcement |
that good government is paramount I
Issue and that CRATE and bribery .
should bc eliminated from public life. I
are 80 platltudinous as To- furnish mo- /
grounds tor an argument The ten
commandments might just as wen I
have been made part of the plat
form. The blue ballot VIII hc equally
a. Ineffective in furnishing them with I
campaign material. for the Las Vegas
convention expressly declined 20 make
~ o party matter ana left Republicans !
throughout tho state free 20 vote
upon thai subject as thcy pleased.
Tho most significant portion ~ the
platform, and that ia which the .
voters OF the siato are most interest
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nENI'NE,, clNNor ~ clnEp

"y l'''I H....HUans, a- tuc, cannot
roach h. ...d portion of tns ear.
lh'rr "H one way 60 ,uro deaf
ness, un1 CHAT ls by constitutional
iomedi'- UHucss ~ cauead hy na
nilaWr1 iudItuu OF the mucous Jim.
lng OF tnr Eu-nrhian Tube when
lhis iu"r H lu.amod you hay, 70 rumb-
ias s"UuI ur imperfect hearing. and
when 10 H IS closed. boa .H,-. .s
,h' result ans unless The unimma.
uon can D.. uken out and This tube
restored tu .is normal condition. honr-
Ing VIII boz destroyed forever. nnc
chs's "u' .. teu are caused hy Catarrh.
which nothing but an inf'amcd cone
dlii"n "i ino mucous surfaces.
We N'' gNu one Hundred DolhrH
Tor any H.a uf Deafness (rauscd bt
ratarrh that cannot be cured hy
HaUF 'AhrrI cure. send for cir-
cularF fr.H.
r. j. CHEEKY q co, Toledo. o.
sold hy druggists. 5ae.
Takr Halls Family pills FOR consil-
patton
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COPPER INDUSTRY or The WORLD

The book covers Copper History.
GeoiOs,. Gcosiaphy Chemistry, Min
DllU.} Nnins Milling teaching.
Smoluus refining. brands Grades.
Impurities Allows. Uses. substitutes.
IcWlnolus'. DEPOSITS hf Districts.
States. COMMITTEES Imi Continents
Nlnct W Detail. Statistics OF produC
Ion Consumption lmporis Exports.
FINANCE Dividends etc
Noi y of tho Copper Handbook lists
Ind Describes
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$3.50 MINES AND COMPANIES

ihDfc cwIipiiona Hnsing from or
Zines .n the ease of dead company.
n which case reference is made tu
"a preceding edition giving q fuller de-.
criuuun, up t0 . pages in thc case
90 thn Anaconda. which produces one
eight ul fhc copper supply uf tho
ro,ld The chapter giving minc de-.
DIinionR. which lists the largest
number ui mines and companies ever
glycn zoo any work at reference on
mines CO.. mining investments has been