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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
Getting Gold Out Of Sea-Water


ar' uInpanicd by any tcicutnc iri'nds
they cared Ia bring alung.
IsCCcptnCh az Mercury.
Tho idea, ~ outlined by JcrnCgan
was To- send a current into u pm VI
mercury held Within the box. the re-
r,ptucIc then being sent To the bot
tom Uf the scu and drawn up after
several hours. when II would be
found that IN" mercury had absorbed
gold from the ocean.
when the night uf the experiment
cam" ia" buN VAS prepared Ia the
shanty, Two chemists friends al the
capitalists. bringing their own mcr-
curry with them. The box Mas low
cred 10 ia" bottom aud then the
part, nf IN" began their walt Soon
after daylight J"rnrgau announced
that II was time To- draw the box up
, again. This was done hnd the whole
party eagerly set To- work To ind ont
whether any gold had been received.
When the chemists announced that
gold To the value of 90 was found
mixed with the quicksilver all were
stunned 10y the discovery and real
ICED nc once the vast possibilities In
more cNtcnsiv" operations. the oriEi-
nal experiment having been practic.
ally made with u toy apparatus.
The story spread liz. wildhrr and
| The modest JcrnCgau was prevailed
upon to organize u company, Stock
was sold, and after getting possession
uf thousands OF dollars the promoter
sailed away Ia Europe The success,
! of the great experiment Was OK.
! planned attorwurd. Fisher. the diver
had gone out from the shore In hb
suit. opened the box. and. taking Oul
the mercury that had been brought
by the chemists, substituted visi Oi
his own that had been strongly TIM
preBnuted With gold.
Both before and since tbs Jerne'
gan fraud many attempts have beer
made Ia extract gold from salt water
HOme OF them fraudulent. some gen.
vins and based on scientific grounds
that have from time to time ap
peaied even TO deep students. Bu
all so far have failed diHmally
Though traces OF gold are to b,
found In salt water. commercial ap
piIcHtiOn IL practically impossible.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

intTusionE.
There are three ore shoots each
Ia separate assure. One OF these,
the Bennett. has been followed 10
depth Df 900 feet \ tunnel has bcen
run 1900 feet long. which taps the
mine at 800 feet depth, and not only
unWatrrs II. but all IN" mines along
the same contact
still Prospect.
Although with record ~ tl,OVO,-
900 prpducilUu the StcphrnsOn- Ben
rctt IN still In the prospect stage It's
prospective ar" bodies have been
scarcely scratched. These haze stead.
lly widcncd with depth Ai the water
level ~" ore body wldeucd 10 tWenl
| lrrt and 1T 500 feet depth II II said
&C. D" fort, feet vide SrNtrul thou
sand feet Of Development work has
| been done IA drifts. cTUsscuts. shafts.
Slopes ana tunnels. Concentrates
from the mill amounting To- twenty
carloads, ran from kLl1i to t2.4Ii
per car carving from ~ to- - ounces
uf silver ana from ~ To- 80 It'r cent
lead
| There are Two rOUpTrssur- and
machine drill~. tire" hj-horsr power
DUiicrs Il hursr power engine aud
q !jU-tUn concentrating min On the
pruucrtS are numerous houses. giving
It the appearance uf large mining
IrHmp
Tn" primary ore consists 81 gHlcnH,
With SOM yellow zine birndv pyritr
ana uul, JdvHltv. and occur below the
| ground water itSrl. TIA" SECONDARY
Greg above water level Wei" lead car
Duuatcs aud abundant Wulicnit". all
carrying good silver values.
| Another ptUprrD IL the Myduc, four
miles south 81 tho stephenson. Ben.
nett The FIRST mention of this mine
~ by AntIs,ll. m" g"UIogist. IN 1884.
II - said to be- owned rs the estate
Of George T. WOOD of Chicago. own.
cr OF the Excelsior Thurr II CON
r"ntratiuR p.ll at the creek level and
higher up the hlu. 200 feet * the
mine tn, mine II developed hy an
/ inpliu" 80 rrrl long, following the
! dip ~ thL deposit. aud tunnel cut
! ting the shaft at q depth ut iOo feet.
\ rup, trauwuN connects with N"
mill. The nrr occurs In contact meta
inurphic rocks Thu limestone has
her" been converted t0 n cry stHlinc
! r,Dk Consisting 81 quartz aud caicitc
! Vl''N WIN lIlElilN VI g'loN 'llh'A's
/ ia which occurs galcna scattered
J through for lHrg" areas. ana accom-
/ panied by little pyritG ana zinc
blend. About twenty Years ago Prof.
| }. e. rurrcrd operated this mine.
clearing over &sO.0OO during short
lcasr. Til" ore IN at present low
grade and needs concentrating. The
back ~ water is its great drawback.
IiAilr'nd "a Possibility.
\ survey Nas made To- organ from
| ~ PIsu a Few Years ago for rail.
road bS suInr ~ paso capitalists. II
4 MAS estimated that there was an
enormous tuuuHg" at low grad" "r"
~ the organs that wuuld make the
railroad Yer, profitable. There has
r"cruil, been q revival Of the pro-
| lcct. WIN such road II II said That
! IN" Old organ camp could pruHtuhly
/ mine and ship from go" 10 loo" tons
! p"t ddN.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

\orluul Inventors have b,ru 'urk.
u,G tor sears ou the theory that rh'r"
e. rlrulN of E'ld In sea water II ouIy
som. pr",,.. Of extraction ruuld lee
Developed
\ l,' wears ago the Er'. lr"s-
ruu i I,u'Rdn vas IN" #Iii water
vil1rI "l IA" hOur, from ~" day
hi. urhhl, orrst aud h" lrli tor Eu'
Iup, uphud. Gems Ia know what has
D., COM, o. him. Jcrnvgun, wh"
pu-'d .- u baptist Clergyman aud g.
T. l.u., once ~ floorwnlKUr In "a
Sew N"rr apartment store aud b".
fare mat diver, got together In IA"
tul cot 1890 aud for whole year
carriull' ,unsiderud the problem al
extracting sold from .all water It
II tIu" their whole held al Thought
comprised M" usc OF suit water IN
an a''"ss"r, only, the real matcTin
from which the gold Was 10 be eN-
trnct'd n,Dug the American people.
Very arrlsurully Jerncgun, ~ whom
wns l'I tho matter OF publicity. per
miItrd s"mr vague TumUrs 1" lear
! out \ Ilding clergyman had q
lmdrNrluu- mOney-muklng device
: h' world was soon To bC stunned
! 10y o. tact that would MAX" the pos
'"ss"r at the original secret 50 rich
! mat all th' multlmllliOnnlrcs would
10" paup,r- In comparison" Wheh
they had -urred up public curiosity
Jurncgln Jul Fisher went 10 New
England and there set up some lnys'
trri"us machinery.
On NdrraRansott bay was AN old
halt'dismautlrd wharf, aud at the
sea end OF this the two erected a
cheap frame shanty about SNl0 In
size, With square hole cut through
the floor and looking down into
about 10 feet OF water. An electric
wire from small battery was run
nlong the plllng OF tho wharf and at
tach0d tn mysterious boz. with
heavy iron rlamps and holes all
through to permit OF free passage OI
the water back and forth.
Finally the great secret was d.
lNulged--thrsc two lnea had dlseov-
cred way of taking all the gold
they wanted from the salt water al
u cost M trinlng that u was ridioul'
Ous to mention Il. Two wealthy per-
SOM. one Progiaenco 3eweler and
the other New HoFh florist. were
approached by Jofnegnn with whal
so. med to be suoh trustful aud
ohildlike proposHl thnl they both en-
braoed Il eagorly. = was that al
his apparatus beilig Fcnay for eaperi'
ment, they wottlf o0nae ~ the shantS
on the wharf prt.nHl NJ ~ 80 through
nights vigil Gfl sNners the result
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
ATTEMPTS TO SELL
WATCH, is ARRESTED

4 uau uuu save llIo name at John
o. wilson uus arrested last night 10y
tn,l ui puu,, Thomas McMillln Tor
uh.mguus tu dispose 1T wat"h
Winch the chief has valid rrusonS I"
nlIr,r dues not belong to Wilson.
Wilson appears tO be- mnn VIA"
never owned watch In hls ne. n''
cuTding Ia the chief, ana viii 30" h'ld
for further Developments
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

work on toe new building started as
coon ~ possible
The impr"Nrm"nr viii muk" russ,
Die work which has hcr,ruluIr hrru
turned out VI shops 1T other points.
an thr plant viii Ice uidDtd % SUM
h""l grinding muruiu", NIi.u VII
he one "f III" tw" grinders on Tho
coast lines OF the Santa Pc Tii" new
plant viii proyid" for an increase IA
the army uf workers cwln,cd IN Thy
local shops
work has also been started uu tiu
Erecting 90 an electrical ro,hargiug
plant. which viii cost Sl.NuU
improvements are canning fast tor
the SAN Brrnnrdinn shops, the latest
being aOOut the last ct the l1I-
budget.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
Some Famous Mines of
Organ Mineral District
L. n. DnvIs Ia Las Cr,Css TtepublIcau.
tN%~N<%%NN%%N~%&%N%%~%%4@%RN4

Nn on. knows how much ore has
been produced iu the organ district.
Unc estimate places the total jivls a,
81. SOC. 900 prior 10 1900. ~ which
4I.25g.gOU came from the lDHd-sllvcf
ores. 81 100000 rom copper ores. aud
$3.50 900 from sIl.cr and gold ores.
II VIII be- noticed that the chief pro-
ductiun IN that district has been from
the l,ad.silvrr veins In limestone and
from the copper IN the contact meta.
morph'c deposit
Famous Torpedo Mine.
Just south uud across the main
street 81 organ town Hes thr famous
Torpedo copper mine. Thls min" was
discovered twcuN years ago by 10"
FuN brothers, IS 90. year after year.
lid unly us,'sst..n' work They ~.
pirrntly cared .u.' for silver. tgnpr.
my the copper Thousands at rr"I,lr,
US. myself. dru.. by the nld tunnel
within 100 fec of tho ruud. never
b"Iguiug tu luur 1T the Dlur.-tiiu"l
rock % IA, d.up. ~ las. cam"
iuIuug 70 kccu.r',. mining man. Major
E Anderson md Instant, rucug-
nIl,d ~ pos. p.ltl"s ~ % copper
uIu, ~ nIgu de-. - Nv i,p9 h"
.rI William n t,u. who were then
"r,rIliug TIA" Lsr,lsiUL bonded AMI
u.t,d th- Tor Iu from lI"ur, Pc!
.pf NIu.UUO T. - said To- have. pro-
.HY.,U since tho over 900 ourlonds
Hoo. .rr uyrrnR0r. ~ to- ~ prr cent
.uu.'I from nhu.r th" 2UV-fuUt Iryol
/ bloc. ore bod. IL large mass -,
.hr. Ola or ru.prr silIcub. ore. Wl,h
bona. ivu UuuCr- ,f silver. 4 lies Lee
! tween the iim,,.pnc rock and the
grur, The oir looks III" - sol,
/ Rtnuuiz'd nud prccCiatcd material
I'm lrUi.lHy1 tho mine was Vprkc
In' bss''s, ana w'uy shlpncnts v"r'
luId, ia" min, II developed Dy %
/ tunnel und thr,, shafts. one 10 feet,
tHu"lh'r 200 fr'' ana the mira 500
I feet deep \ heavy flow Of vutor
was struck at $50 feet. Two pumps
.urr uuricd under The. water and II IL
upv .Il. II - under NINETY -dIf- up'
tom 'u GrorR" E.. Fitzgerald Of Mac
F ya,uusrtts Tint. are also two hoist
ug uud PUMPING plants. Ev"r' one
/ 100 Dtpau In anAiu4s To see this great
/ mime 100 operation again.
I SIcpITn>On-I IcnIEit.
! Most prominent and famous OF all
! th" mines at organ district H. the
! ~l' ,ihrnson- Bennett mine, one ana =
! halt miles south OF Organ cily. II
| vns discovered In lSi3 by McSioAu5
The stephenson mine WIS owned by
| j. T.. Stephenson Of Las cruces, \
smrltcr was erected in Las Cruces IN
| 1884 To- treat the lead and silver ores
! Of this property lp to the beg nrdnG
| Of the Ciyil war Il had produced about
4iOO.0Og, II was owned AT on" tim'
IhN TlitJry officers, Ia .GuN'rn"t
Thornton operated II several y.ars
Ingn. II Is rcput'd to have produced
J nearly 1lOOO.0lO, u In owned nov
h, III" organ Mountain Mining com
| pnry. which N represented h, !. f.
| McCullnugh. secretary. ur ~ pasD. \
l.. Hurley II local manager nt IN,
! mine
The present ore bodies or" IA th'
lime IN we'll defined assures. accom-
panied In two Instances Dl porph' rs
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
RII'LEN GOES 10 SANTA
BARBARA NOVEMBER ~

President e.. T. Ripley ur the Atrhi.
son. Topeka n Santa Fr railway viii
nrriNr IN Albuuu"ruu" about $o,"ni
her -, according 4" IN" present plIuS
ur the Official. vino is ur'pa;ins "a"
come westward To- his winter 1T Saul'
Barbara. WHERE he passes tn" cold
months every year.
President .Iilrlcy viii l"ay" Chicago
un November 20. sud with him viii
come his official stan. ~ that The at.
fairs at the system win be- Directed
from southern california 40 head
nmMTlnIs-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
SANTA FE WILL SPEND
$1,000 ON NEW SHOP AT
SAN BERNARDINO

Suu Bcrnardino. cat. Nov lG.-Au.
ihoritv for the building of a wheel
snop In the yards Of the santa Re, IN
th,s city, was reccsvcd yesterday by
local officials The Improvement will
cipsI about 81 900, and th" structure
viii be erected jusi south of the coach
shups. The contract viii be- 1T aud
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
PUEBLO INDIAN GETS
INTO JAIL; CARRIES
A STOCK OF POULTRY

Carving four hVus, Oh" runHicl
and a fancy dress, Manuel hHr'
purhln indian, WIS htlcd last n'Rh'
hy IA" pollur. on suspicion "i having
stolen gOads In his p"ss"ss'"n WITH
thu chickens and IN" rn""i"r ~ hl7
arms the fndlRn wus 90 r"suUr uI'"l
ing pOWitr,. YOUTH l;yrs '"rNd u"l
give a Nntisfactur ur'"un' t- &"
where he obtained IlIr 'pnIs "r tho
dress aud I- 800 N.' 'uy.l. enjoy ins
the hospitality r' Iu' ..'' H.uuiug an
| u1,.ttuuituu
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

...n, U.. w.,I .,.u |u'I iu''
.rr Yu, ru,...U. rl'u,.s "i The
.t. ...M ..s CO., nrluug rIur S'ru'.
,u, tremendous sen. 90 90 ton IHn'
.t.. .p 900 90, t,uiu'kN mlls md
DO. rtn ne. ,.,unug combat 81 th'
I,r, with iu, k'u'u,k' m"uushiu'i
aud .n. h,qus r's,u. from d"hth JOS
% explosion co. u d,urult" bomb.
nui.n.d 10 ~, ul,k 80 tim h' thr
.,ruu. auU luruNu into The noun
lam ...,. tu, thrilling swing "i ~"
IruE, mountain uIl urr"ss It noun
.l.u ...-m ur H slender rop'. IN"
loser sud mu...Ils inclined sc"r" 81
Iut|r udtkrNH iu their capital hhnd
must songs ard buck aud wing
dancing. tn, u.'w. 81 the bl""d"d
krniI,l. r.,r uurs, 'r,un % hurUin'
Nann. ln, auiugi,d scenes IN IN
I,ddo,a ana umi.ld" Nh" Lexington
race ,r,. ana mnu' other spirited
rIu ur.IUuE episodes goo iu max" w
& l,riurIuaurr "' lu pld Kent u'k\,
auu rn.ru ,r, up dull Iu"rucUis In ANY
uI u. tour acts IN, interest r ~
tens, nm.IrH1m Hud in' enthusiasm
ui au audience Watching the play u
Mis- OlI,' Skinner VIII
lee seen hoI, 800 IA, role ul IA" prHNe
UI',r uuuutuu h,inIur. Maids" l'tl-
,rIs Anlt assisting u other I'M
I,rilIII IuI,, v'I b., Ius"ph Sluit"T
G,urg N f., Norr Waiter Frcd't.
I,it.. Andrew IurrrS. raul lirll Al "
EuHu.s aud G,rirud' Graham. \
new tud eumprIuus s''u. pr"du'u"u
%
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
Stnir nT Ohio. city of TUrilo, Lucas
I'nIInIA -.


County, -. 0
Frank j. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner 81 the firm az
=. J Cheney n CO.. doing business In
The chg at Toledo. County and state
aforesaid, aud that said firm win pay
the sum ur ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS Tor each ana every case OF ca
turrh that cannot he cured 10y the
use VI HALLS CATAIlHH CURE.
FRANK j, CHENEY.
Sworn to before me aud subscribed
In my presence. this 9Th day Of DE-
ccmbrr, =. y. 1856.
tSEAIJ n w GLEASON,
Notary Public.
IInIrH Cularrh cure is taken inter
nully aud acts directly upon the
blood aud mucous surfaces Of the
system. send for testimonials. free.
4. J. CHENEY a co. Toledo, o.
Sold 10y nll druggists, 7ir.
rake IialrH Family rms Tor CUnsti-
patton. ADV.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
MISSOURI PACIFIC TO
ACQUIRE I. AND q. N

New York, Nov l5.--UnofIicial an
nounF lTnsni was made yesterday ~,
terHOon that the Miat utl Pacific Ratii
wa company 10 ssksng ~ acquire
'OntrOt OF the international ~ 0rUAt
Northern railr0Nd, the anRQenqe.
asnt MADE ~ spsfeE 9 ee@pNlyl tl.s
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
No,l,S ar Suit
state Or New MrNiro. County "t Der
nalllln, In the DitlTl' tuurl.
No DIUH


M. OiOG,
Eva Scott ~, Edwin H.. Scott.
To the Defendant Nuu are here.
by notihrd thu' Of suit has been Med
against you iu IN, above styled court
by the uhu,' named plaintlf, where
In she pruAs tor an absolute divorce
fr"m you, ON the grounds of aban-
donmcm aud mOnsuppOrt Aud you
are further notified that unless you
appear and plead 10 said action. AT
m, Court House OF Bernalllo Coun-
a., ~ Albuquerque, n. NJ, on or be-
fore the ith day OF January, 1919, q
decree pTU-coRIcssO viii be entered
against you and the relief prayed for
viii be granted. plaintiffs attorney
IN w. e. Heacock. and his postotiice
address In Aibuquerque, n, ~
,3eaD A. u. WALkEU, Clerk.
By ThOs. * y, Madison, DEPUTY
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
ROsWELL-VAUGGN AUTO LINE
fGaFriaa u, A. Malll

NrANNV NAitA unul lvivV - N. IOF
arrival % y. =. q 3. w. train no. -
Fare ono way, tio. Round trip. tiO.
400 lbs. bagmgo carried free; okcesa
baggage. sS.Be per ieo lbs Baggags
up 20 l,S0V yba carried.
Connections made u Vaughn with
all 10. p. q q w. and santa We trains
nloSws1l AuaD On. Roswell. Ovsaess
GaEliRHson nisaGs vmmMlln. AeonaA
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

81 have been somewhat tnNllN',
hut Buun's Rcgul"ts give M" Just the
result I desire. They act mildly ana
rcgulnt" the bowels p"rfcCtlN.' Gyu.
-. Kruusc. Altoona. Pd.---Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16
Albuqus.lu0 Foundry and
Machine wo,ks.

GaglnNone Wpsun6oFg hlaChInlst'
Cad 81 feoa. nFasg. BFonEe.
AlnnInNni Mlruotnrnl Btaal for
siA6 and 9ulidihSp
. Wogan 80 AlbssHsrauS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

Harris original school UuNs stHlis
tomorrow matinee. Orphrum.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

District skule. Harris orphrum;
tomorrow,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-16

All gOodH reduced and priced the
~ tne 10 all clarka's Curio store.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-10
tuesday.

Fifty-four men, indicted by federal
jury for completely in dynamitng con.
spiracies will he arraigned in Indian
apolis.
Tobacco companies formerly com
posing the trust" will hold annual
meetings OF stockholders.
Pennsylvania Railroad company
stockholders will hold their annual
meeting in Philadelphia.
Pacific Lands and Products eXposi-
ton will be held at Council Bluffs to
select delegates to republican nation
al convention.
Tennessee state central committee
of colored independent republicans
will meet in Nashville. and will take
action Independent of the "lily-white'
republicans.
Pennsylvania State Federation of
Labor will open eleventh annual CON
vention at Pittsburg.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-10
EGYPTIAN WHEAT
FOR FORAGE CROP
3. E. MILLER OF CARLTON, TEX.
TELLS WONDERFUL STORY or
THIS WONDERFUL GRAIN.

-. h. Miller, OF Carlton, Texas, ad-
vocating the growing OF Egyptian
wheat in Oklahoma instead OF haffm
cCTn, has this 20 say of the wonder
iui wheat Mr.. Miller passed
through here yesterday en- route to
western Oklahoma where he expects
to place orders for the seed.
All his talk about kaffir corn
makes one laugh, especially if he be
acquainted with Egyptian wheat.
This wheat solves the feed prob
lem. l. is better than corn or maize.
makes four times as much, is sure
crop, wet or dry, il never blasts,
and makes from 100 to 800 bushels
er acre. II contains from tn 10
fifteen heads from one grain. makes
excellent flour, is better and rich
er than popcorn It may be planted
i'll drills iE March. April May, June
or July. Ii makes good feed for
stock and poultry. The bread ma ,e
tlom this wheat is pronounce! by
epicures /" he of the very best.
''Tha cost of seed varies rom -
cents for 1000 grains, enough to
Plant an acre for S1.0O. TO $500 for
enough to plant ten acres. The sup.
ply. however. is limited
Il have been somewhat amt sed
a. the position taken 0y some of
your bankers in this state on the
kafir corn question. 1t is ridiculous
to think that any we'll informed bank.
er would advocate the planting Of
so much forage, especially kaffir."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-10

Pro9ram for the fifth Sunday meet
ing to be held with the East Ardmore
Baptist church. beginning on Thurs
day night before the fifth Sunday in
March, 1912.
Preaching Thursday night--by J. c.
Leech. = w
Organization Friday morning at
$50.
900 a. m, Query, Is the Kingdom
and Church SYNONYMOUS? ?-Eld. T. l..
Roberts.
1000 a. m, Query. Exigencies of
Luke, 11-2-by ]. r. Hail.
ll:O0 Il. m, Preaching by H. Bren-
del
200 p. m, Query, In What Way
Does a Brother or Sister Have TO
Give Of Their Substance TO be Bless
ed of the Lord?-G. w. Crawford
500 p. m, Query-Why is Spirit
uality so Low at This Present Time?
w. +. Mayo, Lige Deaton.
7;@o p. m, Preaching r. l.. Rob
erts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-10
New Book on New Method
How 10 Recover Hearing
Without Drugs or
Electric Devices
Message Of Hope and Joy TO
All AFFLICTED Persons

There is hope of a weli-based kind
contentment to multitudes Of persons
who have been troubled for years with
deafness or head-nolses.
DR.. Coutant. an able specialist has
evolved newly perfected method for
treating cases where the hearing Is not
perfect or where the sufferer Is harass-
cd by ringing. roaring. buzzing or other
disagreeable noises In the head 1t ap-
pears that about 95 out of every hun
dred cases are from causes amenabIs
10 proper treatment
DR. COutant does not advocate the
use Of drugs or electricity He relies
chiefly upon cooperating with Nature
In bringing about a speedy and effectu-
al cure of morbid aural conditions. Re-
markable cures are reported, many OF
them being In the cases OF deafness
that had existed for about 20 to 40
years. With the description given in
his newly published book. the learned
docto provides a long series Of letters,
written by persons WI had been given
1p as hopeless, and who were speedily
cured ct home without loss of time and
without inconvenience by DR.. Coutant's
natural home method
Anyone who Is interested can wrtte
to a dozen or a hundred Of the persons
who. not long ago. were victims OF
deafness or head noises Tor both and
who are now delighted to proclaim
themselves as marvellously benefited
or completely cured.
DR.. Coutant Is not one of the ire
sponsible Quacks. Of which there is
such a large number, but Is a reput-
able. responsible, licentiate. practising
physician with a third Of a century's
active experience.
The doctor believes there are many
who are troubled with deafness. ETC..
who might be permanently freed from
their inability to hear and from tin
nitus (noises) II they would do as 9TH
srs have successfully done, merely fol-
bwfng the advice gtvea.
The beck. which any reader can OBJ
tnin from the author. DR.. George K.
Coutant, 269 D, Station r, New YORK.
N. Y, has been declared by many to
be worth its weight in gold One needs
only TO write for 1t and the treatise
vM promptly come in a plain wrapper,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-03-10
GOOD ROADS TRAIN.
Frisco Cooperating With Good Roads
Association. VIII Give Demonstration

Frisco Cooperating With Good Roads
Association. VIII Give Demonstration
The Frisco Good Roads Exhibit
Train" which will soon start out on
a $4,000 mile trip will visit Ardmore
in the course of their educational
journey. The Frisco. in conjunction
with the federal government, is doing
a vast amout of good roads mission
ary work of practical nature Gov
ernment experts will have entire
charge of the exhibit train and those
who visit it while here will be we'll
repaid for their time. The train will
carry four cars, and will show the
very latest models used to illustrate
the best and most feasible methods
of construction, whether it be sand,
gravel or the bituminous macadam.
The date of its arrival has not been
set