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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-08-13

At Brooklyn R.H.E.
Brooklyn ............ ........3 s l
Pittsburg ......... ...........5 9 5
Rucker and Miller; Adams and Glib
son. Umpires Klein and Orth.
At Boston r. H. z.
Chicago ............. ......10 Is .
Donnelly and Rariden; Lavender,
Smith and Needham and Cotter. UNI
pires Rigler and Finneran.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

haNIer ana y NeII, W aIsW anu
Kuhn. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
Only game scheduled today.
Were all medicines as meritorinus
as Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy the worlG would be
much better off and the percentage Of
suffering greatly decreased" writes
Lindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind. For
sale by all dealers.
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Rub My-Tism will cure you.
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Birmingham ...... ......1 /
Parsons and Seabaugh; Smith and
Yantz Umpires Breitenstein and
Pfenninger.
At Montgomery: R.HE.
Nashville .... ......1 5 0
Montgomery ..-........ ....-.2 0
West and Elliott; Johns and Nc
Allister. Umpire Kellum.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland 8, Chicago I,
Cleveland ........ ...-.......S Q
Chicago ......... ............1 8 D
KahIer and O'NeiIi; Walsh and
Kuhn. Umpires Egan and Sheridan.
Or,IH- % ma scheduled tn6aN-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09

BowbelIs, N. D., July 6.-To The Foo
rum: Burke county was visited by a
n rain the past few days that
gave the ground a thorough soaking.
stage Of development In many years.
There was no Fourth of July cele-
brations in any OF the towns OF Burke
county except Portal. where a Joint
celebration was held in North Portal.
Saskatchewan on July Q. Bob St Hen
ry gave an aeroplane flight, which, In
Guiding several successful ~ascensions at
Bowbells during the races, gave Bnrko
county people IN opportunity OF wit
Messing a very successful and enter
tanning series of flights.
A celebration and general neighbour
hood picnic was held on school section
north of Bowbells on the Fourth,
which was a delightful affair in every
respect. Hon. w. e. Burgett of Flax
ton gave an inspiring address and there
was music and all other accessories
that go TO make up a good time among
the country people.
The light vote east at the primaries
gives excuse for independent candi-
dates to spring into existence for the
be 1--WE candidates for the office of
county auditor, each of the regular
party nominees to have an opponent in
their party and the socialists one.
The socialists have a complete ticket
nominated with the exception OF the
ONCE of states attorney.
Work of grading a branch line of the
Grand Trunk road in Canada to con-
meet the boundary line with the G. p.
ct Frobisher, saskatchewan, is In
progress. Large grading outfits are at
work within a few miles of the boun-
dairy directly north of Bowbells, and 1t
is generally accepted as a certainty
the road will be extended in to the u.
s. to connect with the Berthold-C Crosby
branch of the Great Northern at Nioba.
a. quarter of land OF the American side
has been purchased by the company
which Indicates the intention Of the
company to build into the state.
Cor. 3. g.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

II. T. Embertson to H. ]. Hagen,
w. d.. lot 3, block 4, Fuller's add;
$1,000.
q. A. Hensrud to Leo Peerless, ".
d. SEX 35-139-50; $4,000.
Leo Peerless to Hans A. Hensrud.
w. d. neA IA and swA 13-13s-50;
Anna X. soIberg to Max BelImare.
W. d. swA of swM 26-13S-49; $4,000.
d. j. Driscoll to Chas. F. Johnson,
w. d. lots 2 and 3, block IL, Chand-
lers add; $40.
Dena Geiken to Dirk ]. Geiken, q,
C. d. block 55, Dinners sub-diy.; 81.
Anna X. Soldberg to Max Beilmare.
W. d. swA of swA 2~6-138-49; $4,000.
Fargo-Detroit Ice Co. to Park Dist,
OF Fargo, W. q. part lots 8, and 8.
block z, part lots z and g.. block 10,
Woodruff's add; Sl,267.
Hans Nevramon ct al. to Park Dist.
OF Fargo, ". d. part lot ii, block 8.
Woodruff's add; 1915.
III. B. Jensen to ole A. Lorass, W. d.
lot z, block II, Hector's add; $500.
Ira e. Eddy ct al. to Jone B. But
ties, W.. d. lot 6 and n or sw
1-141-49;; 81.
Simon G. Egge to Marie Egge, q.
C.. d. sh Of swA 32-l37-49; 81.
Alex stern to And. p. Jenstad. W. d.
lot IL, block /, Stern's add; $4,000.
A. ID. Tyler ct al. to George B.
Hunter, w. d. lot 4. block 30. r. End
N. r. Ry. Co. to John Dunlop. q.
6. d. lots /, 2, 3 and 4, sh of WIZ
Z and all Of 19-l40-50, and all Of
lots 13 and rs in 14O-5l; SO.
II. Amerland and wife to Eliz. r.
Waldo. w. d. lots / to ii, and IA
to "a, block IA, Chambers Broadway
0Hd . ~ n00 # s..
II. Amerland and wife to William
r, Porter, W. d. lots / TO %, block 5,
Chambers Broadway add; $4,000.
Eliz. Hubbard and Mabel, to Ella j.
Henderson. w. d. lot s, block "B". G.
A. Roberts add: $40.
II. p. Tough and wife TO J y.
Wildermuth, w. d. s 40 feet of lot 3D.,
block s, e. f. o.; 800.
e. b. Thompson to Nor. Trad. Co..
W. d. n 1S-140-52; $4,000.
Ed. H. Bjerke and wife to Max H.
Strehlow, ". d. lots 8, 8, and 10, block
z. Kindred; $1,000,
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I'm the Surrogate Court Of the .Juatci.1
District of AEooae .TavV.

In the matter Of the estate OF Mac
FIaBg. deceased, late Of township ave
tt5l, range nineteen (i9), west az fhe
third meridian, in the provinces Of 49,
katchewan.
rake notice that pursuant to the or
ger or His Honour Judge OuseIey hara.
IN, made the twenty NTH day Of lime
a. 1912, all persons having clairns
against the estate Of Mac FiagR. de-
gsagsa are required to in to nv.
X. Hoffman, barrister, Gull Lake Sssk
SOLICITOR for the administrator. on ~
before fifteenth day of September
spective claims against the said estaTe
dul verified by statutory declaration.
together with a statement Of the Sc
curity II any, held by them respective.
Dated at Gull Lake, Sask., this twehl
ty-ninth day OF June, A. d. 1919.
N. r.. HOFFMAN,
Gull Lake, Sask.,
Solicitor for the Administrator. =
July 8, 16, 23.)
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Penn, N. d., July 3.--To The Forum:
The Norwegian Lutheran Ladies Aid
Mrs. O. o. Eiverson in De Groat town
ship. "A sumptuous supper was served
at 6 o'clock. Next week II will meet at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sylvester
of Churchs Ferry.
Miss Nellie Lee was the guest Of Miss
Segne Elgaen OF Penn last Sunday aft
ernoon.
George Siverson OF DE Groat town
ship was a business caller in Devils
Lake last Friday.
Mrs. Pollock OF De Groat was a bus
mess visitor In Churchs Ferry last
Wednesday. Cor. e.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1912-07-09

GOOD BUSINESS PROPOSITION For ssIo
new modern store buildinr 2TnxIG0
aseL fuIl basement, located on main
street and business center of Detroit
s9uipped with fine shelving, steam
hsdS water and sewer connections
bargain IL quick sale. Fnrther mar,
Siculars call On II. S. Dahlsn, Detroit
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CLEANING AND PRESSING.

WANTED-An young men and ladies
In Fargo to send their suits To the
sOrpheum Pressing par1ors to be clean
ed and pressed: phone 2es9; work
called for and delivered free.
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FOR RENT-CoTTAGEs.

FOR RENT-Two seven room furnish
ed cottages on north shore Lake
Sally; row boat garage. private pier.
INQUIRE Harry Rowland, a OF Fargo
Mercantile Co. Fargo.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND BED
DING-Chief Quartermaster's Office.
Federal Building, Chicago, Illinois.
July 8, 1919. Sealed proposals will
be received here until II Al. M, Au-
gust 8, 1912, for furnishing q nine
months supply OF forage and bed
ding, commencing October /, next, at
posts In the Central Division. In
Formation furnished upon appiica-
ton. COL JN0. L. CLEM, g. q. M.
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PROGRAMME FOR
ROLLO UNWILLING

continusd prom pass one.
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CARPETS, Jugs, etc. Mrs.
Smith. 1885 18th av 8; phone 1861.
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n. b. PRESS CHIPPING BUREAU.
INTERNATIONAL information; law.
science, art literature; advertised
bids furnished to contractors. Lock
Box SO. Christine N. d.
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STANDARDIZATION my place one and
one half miles southeast OF Hickson.
July 0. light bay mare broncho. brand
on left Jaw; weight 1885, liberal re-.
ward If returned Carl strand, Hick-
son, N. ..
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PHoNE YouR WANTS 20 THE FoRuM
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Reeeption and sanauet.
Luneheon Comniffnn

Luncheon at the commerciaI cI,,n
IL m, Friday.
Committed: G. p. Slime. chairman:
Hon. L. b. Hanna, Judge C. r. Ami.
don, Judge G. A. Pollock, Hon. w. 4.
White, Pres. Morton Page. Hon
II. Worst, Mayor w. d. Sweet, Geo
n. Sweetland, DR.. G. C. Creeaan.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. with executive
ability to take charge OF
end Of good country weekly; must Pc
sood an a lob and press work; stea-
nosition' good wages; band mar
ngaferred. Phone or write The Sheldon
PROGRESS, Sheldon. n. q.
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AGENTs WANTED.

WANTED-Good, live agents on Al
nroposition; sells on sight to mech
auics in any line. G. Norman. Fargo,
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FOR sAI4E--A brand new eight-room
fully modern house with basement:
furnace heat, excellent fire place:
situated on a beautiful southside east
front lot 75x150 feet, with nne view
81 Island park, two blocks to car line
and school; less than a block to Fargo
college. Address r. 0. box ss5. Fargo,
N. ID.
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$4,7OO, sNAP-House OF eight rooms,
near A. C. on car line, has full base
ment, furnace, bath, gas, electric lights,
porch, trees, lawn, maple floors, tile
walks, east front; easy terms. No.
1888. w. J. Lane, Over First National
bank. Phone S07.
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FOR SALE on TRADE-Quarter sec
tion of Red river valley land In Penn
bina county two miles from Leyden:
one quarter in Morton county, nine
miles from Glen ULlin, both uninaprov-
ed but excellent land; stand closest
Inspection; will trade for city proper
ty. II. J. Letford, Prescott hotel.
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WANTED-Good girl for housework;
good pay; no children. Apply s1s
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ron III

FOR sALE-White leghorns, yearlings,
thorough bred Belle Breeze strain,
best layers, 75c each. Phone 646-L or
call 210 18th st N, Moorhead.
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HOsPITAL.

TX. LAUNDRY-Mrs. e. c. Oficer.
1873 9Th st 8: phone 21e1-L
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WANTED-Men to learn barber Era9es
easy work and big wages; few weeks
completes by our msSnoo i1ustratsd
cetaIogue Moler Barber Colleges 81
NicoiIet av. Minneapolis. Mimi; estan-
lished 1898.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl. apply Flat
8, McHench block, II 9Th st s. Mrs.
G. II. Eaton.
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the base, ETC., win be IN readiness
when the statue arrives.
Trains a. k3a Mef.
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WANTED-Competent girl for general
homework. good wages, Mrs. Art
Bowers, 1921 list av n.
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WANTED-Reliable second girl at De-
Barthe hospital. GIL sth st : Phone
iii.
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FOR SALE or nENT-Hotel in good
North Dakota town. Address $50.
care Forum.
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HOUsEKEEPER and cook wanted on
a stock farm on Mouse river in
North Dakota; must be a woman 45 20
80 years old, no children; pay good
wages by the year; about half of the
time only two men, and six weeks sew
en- or eight men; men do milking and
build fires; must be good cook and give
satisfactory reference as to character.
Apply or write at once. ]. b. Eaton,
% Broadway, Fargo, N. d.
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POSITIONS -wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Hverybody to cali aO1-
Quick Time Messenger.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

WHEN YOU WANT to talk to the
people OF prosperous South Dakota
you can dc 1t best through the columns
Of The Aberdeen Daily American; read
every day by 3d. 0 in ESQ towns and
rural routes in the northern half OF
the state; classified ads for sale, help,
1 cent q word each insertion. Send
stamps to American, Aberdeen. S. ID.
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BARBER AND PORTEh wantsd, PAT.
Der SIS and hala eyer yooa shine stand.
Write or phone Roy stitzel New Rock
ford, N. d.
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Ar MY FARM III miles southwest OF
Argusville June 2s, one bay mare
with star on forehead and three white
legs; branded and had on halter; own
er can have same by proving property
and paying charges. Nelse Peterson,
Argusville, N. ID.
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FoR sALD-noUanHoLD oooDa.

FOR BALE-Furniture used only 10
months. Call at l8 eth Bt g.
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WANTED-At once, stenographer. Adj
dress Frank Anders, care New FIJI
tration plant, Fargo, N. d.
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WANTED--Position as janitor by mid
ale aged man; steady; fiat preferred.
Address $50, care Forum.
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LUMBER.

HUMBER delivered anywhere in North
Dakota $40 per 1000. l. James,
Sioux Falls, S. p.
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wANTED-Two first class engineers
for gasoline traction snsihss ttnsa
of anpiying for the position. Address
$50 care Forum.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

Ing q good cheap fuel to the people
settling at the place and at the same
time furnishing a source Of revenue
to mine operators. Lenox Stanley II
manager OF the experlme entail farm and
10 also editor of the Energy Sun,
All name Of crops can be raised
at Energy with great success, and ,ev-
erything that a man could Want grown
in the garden as well. Cauliii0wer.
cabbage, eggplant, sweet corn, bocts.
radishes, turnips. rutabaas. watermel.
ons, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet pota.
toes, beans, onions, and other articles
too numerous to mention. On the ex.
pertinent farm Ia wheat, rye, corn,
b%uckwheat, barley, oats. clover ana
alfalfa, all doing very we'll, and bear
Ing witness strongly to the Fact OF the
wonderful resources OF the Commun-
ity. This territory has q soil such as
will be found about Underwood, .
rich chocolate loan, very deep, and
with very few stones, very, little gum
DO, and with a surface that Is gently
rolling. All about Underwood the
same condition prevails. and nowhere
will be seen shacks. The houses are
all fine farm houses and the barns are
large and roomy and warm. The peo-
pie make good profits OF their crops
and stock and In turn give their hand
and stock close attention. No more
prosperous community Is to be en-
countered In this section Of the state
than Is about Underwood, and still It
is true that as yet the Lcuntry has
not half demonstrated what 1t Is cap
able of producing. Time, alone will
bring to the surface the wonderful.
ness Of this country, and with q plen.
ty of good water to be had at, reason
able cost, good. grazing and haying
land. all manner of crops, the I've
stock possibilities, the coal and fuel
to be had at q very low cost. there Is
nothing to hinder the advance Of the
country, aud even now there is q rapid
settling Of the region by the moro
prosperous class and industrious
homeseekers. In a very short time
Underwood and Energy will be classed
among the most prosperous towns OF
North Dakota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

$4,000 and $4,000. In the school are
employed four instructors, and the
course of study is thoroughly up-to-
date. The building is equipped with
fire.escapes and good ventilating de-
vices, while ESPECIAL attention has
been, SO that in a short time after
taking UP the manufacture OF the
been paid to lighting and heating the
rooms. BESIDES the public school Of
a hundred and fifty pupils thtre is a
school held in the st. Johanna's
Church where about a hundred and
twenty-five pupils receive instruction.
What has made possible this won.
derful development at Hebron has
been the combination OF the aglicul.
tural. and mineral resources or tire
community. and the ,intiring energy
0f. the people who settled; there. How
ever there was nothing blind about
their action ,ls these people first care
fully Investigated the territory be-
fore coming into 1T, and after arriving
on the spot staid with 1t with the un-
tlring determination of their race, in
the end overcoming what had seemed
obstacles and turning them to account
Tor real Accomplishment. They read
lily cav that the extent Of their riches
lay not altogether oil the surface Of
the sci1, nor Was to be taken from
the SOIL by various crops, but besides
the wealth. Of the soil to be gained
this way was another method, and.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

clay Of a quality that is not 70 be sur
passed anywhere in the Uniter States,
clay which is well adapted to the MAJ.
ufactur'e Of tho finer potteries, the
coarser wares, and also tile and brick.
Various grades of clay are to be had
In this section, and of the finer grades
Il sample submitted to the Carnegie
Institute Of Philadelphia was pro.
nounced to be unsurpassed by any.
thing of its kind in the United States.
The greatest trouble with the clays
Of North Dakota has been in securing
a proper slip for them, as the clays
have a very small amount of shrink
age, but at last through the earnest
efforts of the state departments this
trouble has been overcome, SO that
now the field is open for the advance
meilt OF the work. along this line by.
capital.
The heating of the various products
has been al question involving consid-
cradle discussion, since it is q fact
that when a kiln is fred by coal the
opening and closing Of drafts in firing
make a certRin variation in teniperas
ture, and again the heat cannot be
kept at a set point as is desired.
With gas.firing this will be obyiatedI
and any desired temperature can be.
Obtained. The kilns, at the plant now.
we're constructed with this end In
view, SO that at any time they are
ready the company can install the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

the arrival Of the settlers, and like
the little one SO hurriedly erected is
indicative Of the spirit Of the com.
muntty. The st. Jollanna's Evangel.
cal Church, was erected at a cost Of
$4,000, which does not include the
tcossst OF the beautiful stained-glarp
windows which were donated by
faithful members OF the flock. The
building is an embodiment of archi-
tectural beauty and convenience, and
stands o prominent emience where
II ca be E for miles. Rarely does
one find such harmony OF design in
an editice Of this characterdn SO small
a place, and the church would indeed
be one attracting considerable atten.
ton in a large city.
The Congregational church Of the
place Is also OF recent completion.
having been dedicated. Within the last
few months. 1t issa true departure
from the strict ideas Of the old co,ln-
try architecture IN churchA3uilding,
an dcombines the Greek ideas with
the modern ideas Of convenience. The
church proper is under the able lead
ership Of Rev. w. r. Jones, and the
membership, though, small Is conn
prised of a select body OF Christian
workers, mostly Americans,
The educational development Of the
village, has not been neglected and
there was recently finished q splendid
new high school at q cost OF between
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

that was to mould the clay into
shapes Of utility, for the people soon
learned that here was to be had some
Of the finest clay to be found in this
country for the manufacture OF brick.
AS an outgrowth of Investigations
along this lint the. Hebron. Pressed
Brick Plant Is today sending ITS mil
lions OF bricks all over this country
and Canada, and their product is Of
such quality that contractors and
others are beginning to specify from
one side Of the continent to the other
that the brick used in the construc.
ton Of this building shall be Hebron
Pressed Brick or brick Of equal quail
ity.' The capacity Of the plant Is
twelve million bricks q year, and the
working force is taxed to it's limit to
fiji the orders. Among the buildings
erected In which Hebron brick have
been used art some Of the largest and
most modern buildings in this coun.
try. and 1t may be truthfully said that
nowhere will be found a brick of finer
grade and appearance.
The Hebron Pressed Brick Plant
was organized in the fact Of many
seeming obstacles. 1t was generally
believed that all enterprise of this
nature could not be made to succeed
In q new territory such as this was,
and in a territory devoted to agricul-
ture and daiying ~inteests. However
the men behind tho work went at 1t
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-05

with a great deal Of determination
and energy and in the long run
brought about the organization, al
though it was with insufficient capital
to carry the work on as it should have
brick in earnest they had to enlarge
the plant, which took q heavier in
vestment and meant the expenditure
OF the first profits on the business.
From the time OF the beginning OF
the plant the company has continued
to improve the property, until at the
present time they have q splendid
plant with the best Of kilns and ma.
chlery. The kilns are heated by direct
firing with Ignite, but Mr.. Leutz who
is at the head OF the enterprise says
that as soon as they can interest
enough capital iii the project they
will establish a gas.plaiit at Hebron
and use gas in tho kiln.heating, max.
Ing briquettss OF the Ignite, Which un.
derlies the region.
This opens up q new field and 9
great one,-the subject of making
b~riquetts aud employing the gas for
manufacturing purposes. It is really:
hard to conceive OF q greater oppor.
tunity 10 the investment profitably Of
a reasonable capital. Here is d ter
ritory situated between the eastern
and the western, or coast, markets
on the main line Of one OF the, great:
est railroads that has ever been built,
a territory in which is to be found q.