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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
THE PROPER STUDY OF MANKIND"

Dear Household: The other day / sat I'm the
rear car OF fast moving car on the A., b. g.
A. railroad and watched a newly married
couple as they fondy conversed together. Here
thought I, is ideal happiness. Where, in all
the wide. wide world IS there more perfect
bliss7 As I sat there. idly handling the paper
before me, visions OF the home, toward which
they were then travelling. came to my mind
and for the moment / lost sight Of the other
occupants Of the car, and became so deeply
engrossed in thought that only the strong voice
Of the conductor was sufficient to arouse me.
At the next town they changed cars. and I
saw them no more. but the little scene still
clings 70 my memory like to think of II and
10 keep In mind the happy expressions 10 he
seen upon their faces. the one 50 full Of manly
strength and love and the other 50 full Of
trust and tender affection.
The study OF human nature Is alluring
one for me- An instance like the above gives
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26

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suffering three years. +"
- Mrs. MARY BoGART,
Reedville, Oregon.
New Orleans, La. -
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lyrnnia ST., New Orleans.
Mishawaka, Ind Wo-I
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not sleep and was very
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tored me to perfect health
lot be without it. Mrs.
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1912-07-26
What Ais YOU?

Do you feel weak, tired, respondent, have frequent hea
aches coated tongue, bitter bad taste in mornin
heartburn, belching of gas acid rsinss IN throat s
easnS sto=>ach gnaw burn foul breath dizzy spell
Soor vsriab.s appetite at times and kndrS
symptonsg
II you have any considerable number OF the
above symptoms you are suffering from bilious
nes. torpid liver with ndi9estion, or dyspepsia.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery IS made
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known TO medical science for the permanent
currr of such abnormal conditions. Il Is q most
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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
some money value after it has been
worn ten times.
House Of common Ghost.

An interesting house OF commons
ghost is ths radiant boy" This child
ghost has been many times seer and
heard. It's complexion Is OF the color,
less purity OF Chinese white. a halo OF
silver sparkles about its head during
It's presentations and its eyes CLEAN
In their sockets like bright electric
lamps. II is evidently IN agony. sof
the palms OF its hands are stiff and
turned Downward and as It PAGES
from roorn 10 room It Eissa usssranca
to moans Of anguish and IVA lifts
It's gasa from the door, So far as can
be ascertained this particular ghost
has no REsspsesraI history and why Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

worn ten times. The decision was
made in a nre insurance suit whereby
the plaintiff sought to recover the full
value of clothing destroyed. In ad-
hitting that the clothing had been
worn more than ten times the plain
tin lost her case. for the court gave
her but a trining sum-.
Whewl What an opportunity for
that judges wifel She might hang q
tally sheet by her wardrobe door with
the record Of every wearing of every
garment. "Ten times and out" might
become her slogan. II she chose. she
could have q new dress or two or
three new dresses every ten days.
according 10 the number Of ssnasa she
Wishes TO change her clothes In q
days time. Perhaps al the end Of .
month khe judge might come to she
conclusion that Mtsr al 3 dress has
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
should have chosen the house for ~
haunt is a mystery.-London Mall.
ouch Ho-orIshneasI

Another American lady. returning 10
her beloved country, forgsts TO De-
clare her gold cigarette case. her sold
porta-monnaie and > few clcth-ocgeld
frocks. and IL required to explain
what ought to have been evident 50
any custorna inspector worth bis salt.
Can ladies be expected Il charge their
minds with d lot Of such trifles2 Hcw
csn q lady remember how much par
pherraiia OF lovely wonaanhon9
coasly, as q matter az eoars-ane ass
acQuirsdg Munt d lady take stocks
all hsr personal belongings 60 0bIz@s
: gew politicians III NAu Tork@w
vnrk wvewfn@ &ssg&s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

self upon HIS learning. and. In truth,
in very intelligent. WIS win try him.
z-cs--.-k ccE- a.sT. zs@ossa4 ian, my
brother here wishes you to draw an
inference; can you do 1T"
why. I ana pretty strcng. but John.
the coachmans IL stronger than !. TIL
sak him."
Zachariah went out for a few mo-
msnta to LOOK after the coachman, and
returned.
John = he never tried to draw
an inference. sir; but he reckons his
horses can draw anything that the
traces will heidi"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
NEVER DREW AN INFERENCE
c-c-cn-- n -~...sy. u,~
Horses Gould Draw Ore II the
Traces Heid.

A young Clergyman who had delfv,
cred a discourse In the DIaes Of an
aged brother minister requested the
opInion OF the latter respecting Il.
"0h," said hs, plainly, many OF the
words you used wsrs beyond the com
~prsheusion of -FOUR hearers. Thus. for
instance, tbs word 1ngsrsnos-psr.
hapz NOT half Of my psrishionsrs mn
dsEatagza In meaning"
Inference infefsacslH ~exciaznsea
shs osher. syThw. everyone nsusk IN.
Aeyasand that
e shzak you ~fAz azd i BOT *.
zsx 8fA, wv H@ pzdaea AzHn-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

that she would like TO make his ac-
Gu@-Illcs. Ee aus rersd the note with
CELEBRITY. He wasted no time. He
asked her II she would have dinner
with him In San Diego that evening.
"And, that / may know you accept"
he concluded. will you wear a red
rose in the dining room at Iuach time
tomorrow"
AZ the appointed lunch time every
woman in the big dining wore 9
red rossl
The stock end boud broker left Cor
onado on the fret train. On, you red
ross!-SaR Francisco Chronicle.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19
PHlLAHDER AND THE ROSE
Little Joks That Clever Woman Played
on q Malls Fiirt at Cor
onado Beach.

All that you have to do to bring
ire to 3 certain stock and bond broker
down among the marts OF Mammon il
to wear a red rose.
The stock and bond broker has q
reputation Of being quite 6 phiIsnderer
devil among the wimmen," as it
were. and on 3 recent visit TO CoronA
do he vas looking about with e view
TO conauest-loeking about so obvious
" that ! efsvsr woman who was =
guest at tbs hotel determined upon q
lztsls plan.
Hhe dropped hlzn n aets. inssneainM
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-01-19

Great chanes fer ThIs judges Vile.
a New York court has established
q TplIng that NO awoman's dress ar
Tzss : money vaaua eftsF Il has besn
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
INCREASED OPERATION
At MINE IS ORDERED
Officials of Arizona Belmont
Mining Company Elated
Over Prospects

Development OF the mine Of the
Arizona Belmont Mining company
near Silver Bell will be pushed vita
increased rspidity as the result of a
visit OF officials of the Tonopah Bel
mont Mining company. which owns
the property. The party. which Ia
from Philadelphia. has been visiting
the mine during the past week
IL consisted OF G. A. Miller, presi-
dent OF the Tonopah Belmont Mining
company; r. Bradshaw. general super
intendept: Charles NJ Wicks, sssocfat
ed with j. w. Sparks and company OF
Philadelphia, NJ. 5. Keath. minins en-.
gineer and Charles Sinklers
superintendent Kennard Of the
mine bad some splendid ore. taken
from the fourth level. to show the. yis-
itors. After looking at It, they told
him 10 double the force OF men. II is
probable that this win mean great
things for the camp. The PhiiadeL
phia party has gone to Tonopah. New
ada, to inspect properties there.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
SHATTUCK IS
FEATURE HEAD
Buying Orders Sufficient to
Care for All Offers to
SIS; DEM Also
Shows Strength
EASTERN TONE STEADY

The squirt in Shatnck IRON % TO
2S was the chief item OF interest 10
cally. The buying orders we're more
than sufficient 10 take care OF all
osefings up TO %. The slight reces
sion at the close yesterday was only
natural and with dividend prospects
in the near future. further advance
is predicted. Dem also developed
strength with good sized buying or
ders at 6 is.
General list opened unchanged 20
fraction higher in New York. Tone
throughout session was fairly steady
with last sales showing fractional re-
cessions from opening The probable
ity OF higher money rates is the lead
ing factor at moment but all realiz-
ing sales are readily absorbed ami
the last prices OF the week are only
below the highest reached on
present movement. The copper shares
led by Amalgamated display an up
ward tendency and some of the lead
ing producing companies scored sub
stantial gains Metal continues strong
around IS cents and all indications
point TO better prices in the near fu.
ture
Total sales New ork 3TS.SOO.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
IS
NOW PRODUCING
Forty Mules Packing Ore
and Eighty Cars Have
Been Shipped to
Douglas
sNOoZER is SHIPPING

PRESCOTT. Sept. 2S.-Freighting
Commercial ores from the camp in
Copper Basin 20 Skull Valley for real
shipment to the Douglas smelters, is
assuming that interest that occasions
much comment. and the further in
ereasing OF facilities to handle the
output was given publicity yesterday
when Geo. c. Rufner stated that an
other four mule team was to be placed
on the road Immediately. He has at
present forty mules employed, and
with the additional equipment the
intention is 10 handle at least seventy
tons per day.
Each car sent south is loaded TO
the maximum capacity OF fifty tons
and in the past three months the total
number OF cars sent to Douglas has
reached eighty-four last Monday.
Commercial development continues 20
attract very much attention in the as
founding ore bodies being exposed.
while the grade Of the yield also en-
crosses that deep interest as to occa-
sion very much comment among COP
per mining people.
Since it is practically established
A-AL AAic Is utHllnSu 70 bf
heavy producer of the, future. the
district is attracting many mining
operators, and hardly a day passes
but what the various outlying proper
ties are not inspected. Less than
year ago the scene was a desolate
one in the field Today the roads are
teeming with freighting outfits. with
Skull Valley passing through an era
of prosperity in marketing everything
grown, that has never before pre-
vailed.
In addition to Commercial activity
in Copper Basin the Snoozer claim
Of the Senator group on the Hassay
ampa is also under development and
daily producing Mr.. Ruffner has the
costract for freighting the ores to this
city and yesterday the first car load
of fifty tons went south to Douglas.
This claim Is said to be making
creditable showing as depth is being
reached and that a larger plan of de-
yelopment will be conducted in the
near future is said to be under con
sideration. Major Pickrell. in charge
of the Commercial interests in this
field, feels elated over the outlook
at both camps aud is expecting sew
eral Of the principal stockholders 20
arrive from Bisbee on an inspection
trip.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
FOR a CLEANER CHICAGO

CHICAGO, H.. Sept 2s.-In mill
tant protest against vice and lawless-
ness. twenty thousand men and wom-
en- members of church organizations.
social settlements. reform organiza-
tons and benevolent associations
marched through the downtown streets
today in Chicago's second great civic
welfare parade. The purpose OF the
demonstration was 10 exhibit 10 the
general public the forces and agencies
working for a clean Chicago and
thereby arouse an added interest In
the great crusade that has been I'M
dertaken TO rid the city Of IawIess-
ness and all immoral forces. Brig.
Gen. Ramsey d. Pottys. commanding
the central division, L. 5. A., rode
at the head Of the procession
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
SnATTUCK ARIZONA HALTs
ON SHELTER PROPOSITION
Orders Given For Resumption of Ore
shipping, With c. and A. Smelter
to Receive the Output; Churn Drill
ling for Copper King; junction Shaft
to Have Concrete Lining Installed

That shatuck viii
at viii shin and
news OF Importance This was The
reached
considered highly
IN the Of its
TO construct plant for the reduction S in
beenbe the
policy
taken out In this would build
ageE increase It's force until such
this the Of
believe that would
announcement by the directors.
shtnek could not be looked
present time fact that be
does min in
would otherwise
failure OF plans for smele building
construction
uaon from the Installation third
OF some surprise for the
OF the andb
had been reaching
ever and found
while the Queens imperative
Shattueks high other
companies have had ulphide
pd and because Of the ehanse district
completed its position an excess of
suphides oxides to
the C. and 1t required
increase It's smeer output materially otherwise
TIE larger company and
build OF
Here
the directors of the Shattuek
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Cont. on Page lO)
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
peveIopIna copper King.


Churn drilling is soon TO be started
ty the Copper queen company on the
Copper King property which it ac-
quired by purchase a short time since
road is now being built up on this
property and when it is completed
the chnrn drill Is TO he installed and
placed in operation for exploration
purposes.
The company lost no time in start
ing work on the Copper King after
acquiring that property and soon had
drift started on the 200 level which
has already passed under the rail
way tracks.
Continue Uorphryy Development
Exploration from the Sacramento
shaft into the porphyry formation is
being continued BY this company
with results that are considered hign-
~ satisfactory. Excellent values are
being encountered and officials are
highly encouraged as well as deepIv
interested in this new plan of de-
yelOpment which may prove of the
deepest importance to the camp. For
years that country has remained en-
tirely unexpiored and without the *
pectation OF ever developing mineral
lied zones worth the mining in that
formation Results thus FAR obtained
indicated that the porphyry rock in
the district may prove of great value
and develop into highly valuable prop
critics for the companies, the uQeen
having the best Of such formation
in the vicinity of its Sacramento
shaft
Exploring Ore, Deposits
In the Southwest country explOra-
ton of the ore tpCfys adjacent to thu
Shattuck property is being continued
by the Queen, cutting Of the length
which a week ago had proceeded for
100 feet, having been continued AMI
the end OF the ore body having not
yet been encountered Vast quantities
OF copper have been taken from this
country in past years but that the re-
sources Ct the company are no where
near exhausted In that section is be-
ing daily demonstrated by these de-
velopments that are nov progressing
SO satisfactorily. The depth OF the
has rot yet been determined yam
mora than it's length the only def
nitely known dimension thus far be-
ing the width OF this one of the most
N-tihiieH ahsouhctc ore STRIKES OK
company
Captain Hodgson. the mine super
intendent is continuing development
work in several directions and con
tinues 10 plan betterments for the
property and in its mining methods.
In the Dallas he states that there
have been no important developments
during the week. work of exploration
Cont on page lo1
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29
viii seqin Production

WIZ be9fn PRODUCTION
l. c. Shattuck returned from Chi
cago, arriving in Bisbee Friday morn
ing, and verified the Geographic re-
ports that this property was TO begin
immediate production. 1t had been
reported before his arrival that an
advantageous contract had been 90
tanned with the C. and 4 company and
this also Mr. Shattuck verified. lie
stated to = representative of the Re
view that at first. pending the com
pietion of the new smelter at Douglas
by the c. and A company the ship
ments from his property would be al
the rate of 200 tons per dav. V-Hon
the new plant Is Co~
able 10 handle aC -.
tuck II that company decides TO run
to 400 tons day which was TO be
the capacity of the plant 1t expected
to build for itself. Asked how many
more men his company would employ
Mr.. Shattuck replied that remained
TO be determined and would only say
as many as ma ybe required to en-
able us to ship the 200 tons a day
required b your cntract"
Thus is Shattuck Immediately placed
on dividend paying basis and rum
somewhere about s. per year n
response 10 this the advance in share
prices was Immediate The company
has great resources OF ore blocked
out in Seyelopment work and can
readily begin stopping and shipping as
fast as men can be obtained to do the
york sHa tsis is the only difficulty
that now eonfronts the management.
As soon as he returned Mr.. Shattuck
lost no time in entering On consulta-
ton, with employees of his company
and before the day was half gone was
deep in plans to change from deyel-
opment work into production and
shipping Details were gone over and
discussed and suggestions given and
received. All were down to hard
work at once
Ore Much Wanted.
Before the return of Mr. Shattuck
nothing was known at the Office Of
his compan beyond a telegram an
nouncing the change Of policy on the
part OF directors and that shipment
was to b. begun at once. AT the
Offices in. Warren on Thursday moth
ing Of the matter was knowH by Off
connected witt. the mining depsrt-
ment There IL was said that the mat
ter OF obtaining ore from the Shat
tuck mine had been discussed pre-
viously but not Immediately before
the contract was made. II was said
that oxide ores were what the com
psny required. especially at this time
Such ore is not greatly in evidence
in the mines OF that company. From
time TO time bodies Of Ii are en-
countered but such strikes are far
from frequent and In extent the bod
les of oxides do not compare with the
sulphide deposits At Warren II was
hoped that the report OF a contract
with Shattuck would be confirmed.
We can readily use the ore. If the re
port OF the contract shall prove true
and shipments be made TO our Doug
las smelter'
That the beginning of production oy
Shattuck will mean an immediate in
crease in underground forces Is Ger.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1912-09-29

tain. lust at this time this may not
be easy but it is assumed that in a
very short time an increase of APP
proximately 200 men will be seen.
that is If development work shall be
continued in connection with the TAX
ing out of already DEVELOPED bodies
for shipment.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05
SEC'I. OF AGRICULTURE VS.
ITS AND TALKS OF COLORADO

Colorado soil is fertile as any
al the whole world, and Colorado
can raise greater crops than in
many sections of the country, but
must be given to soil conservation
If this fertility is to be maintain
ed" said Secretary of Agriculture
James Wilson, of Washington. d. c.,
who was the honor guest at the
smoker given the state stockmen
recently by the Duever Live Stock
exchange. Mr.. Wilson pointed out
that rich as Colorado soil is, and
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05
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/D8INA. COLO
0;l93;S5Ss51a{SIsI3>

Ross Barker, the young man who
was taken before Judge Burnett, the
local juvenile officer last week and
reprimanded for making an assault
upon a certain business man with
snow balls, was fined $3.50 in the
police court Monday afternoon, for
riding a bicycle on the sidewalk.
This sum was greatly IN excess of
the young mans eXchequer and he
was thereupon taken to Jail and is
doing service at so much per day.
He made successful hide from the
officers for two or three hours, but
they finally located him, tucked
away in n hay loft. One of the
pursuers took large fork and began
force, when the cry came from be-
meath the friendly horse feed: IF
you quit, and cont hit me with that
Jerk, III come out alright" And
ne did.
The Delta independent. [volume] (Delta, Colo.) 1886-19??, 1912-04-05

productive as it has become, it can
be made richer and more productive
putting back into the soil as much
as is taken from it. In no way can
this be done so WE'LL as by raising
and finishing livestock in connection
with farming. The present winter
must be raised to carry their stock
through the winter, and thus farm
ing and stockraising are going to
so hand in hand in this state in
the future