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UnsiuhtIv Face Spots

Are cured by DR.. Hobsons Eczema
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house in Coffee county, Georgia. within
he legal hous of sale to the highest
and best bidder for cash free and
clear OF all liens aud membranes.
The following real property, to.wit
\ fractional part of lot of land No,
81 in the seventh district OF Coffee
county Georgia. connlng one hundred
and siNiy Loo acres. more or less
bounded as follows; o. the north by
lands Of Calvin Williams. on the east
y Landing Branch; cnsthe south by
lands Of Thomas Bennett and en- tho
west b. lAads o. III. Waite and Mary
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HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS
EfID CONSTIPATION

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Don't take Calomel-ai you need is
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Adopts BertiIIon System.

Atlanta, Aug. 25.-Atlanta police
force is going to adopt the Bertillon
ingerprint system in its future efforts
to detect crime, and has sent some of
its men to Chicago to learn its intri-
cacies.
Atlanta has been sadly behind the
times in not making use of this meth
cd before 1t has been suggested that
its operation night lead to more def
mite discovery of guilt in the Mary
Phagan murder case.
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LIBEL FOR DIVORCE.

GEORGIA-Giyn1 County.
Forrest Berrie V. Addie Lou Berrie-
In Glynn Superior Court, December
Term 1913. Libel for Divorce.-To
Addie Lou Berrie, defendent.
You are hereby required to appear
in said court at ten o'clock, a. M,
December 18th, 1913, and answer Pc
titioner's said complaint. Fail not
herein. as in default of such appear
ance the court will proceed as to JUS
tice shall appertain.
Witness the Honorable c. B. Con-
yers. Judge of saidcourt, this July 1.
1913.
H. F. DU BIGNON.
Clerk Suerior Court, GlynR county,
Georgia.
d. w. KRAUSS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
7-12-26 S. 9-23
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Mcdonald
The above described realty viii be
sold subject To confirmation by the
court and the successful bidder or
bodders sal be required TO deposit
with the trustee Immediately after
said sale ten per cent. of the amount
of said bid as evidence OF good faith.
the balance of said purchase price to
be paid Immediately upon the coniir-
nation of said sale by the court.
This August 4th 1918.
HERBERT w. WILSON.
tan Trustee.
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Back From Mexico.

Atlanta, Aug 25-Franz Klien, an
Albanian who went to Mexico and
was captured by tie rebeEs, returned
to this city yesterday after having
suffered trying experiences across the
border.
He says that the hatred of Ameri-
cans in the vicinity of Tampico is in
tense, and that the only thinS which
prevents a general massacre is the
fear of retaliation by the American
government.
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HaVeYOuE Eczema?

Wash it away with that simple,
soothing liquid. the Odd. Prescrip-
ton for Eczema. That constant gnaw-
ing itch vanishes with the first few
drops. A soc bottle proves it to you.
Test this simple cure. We offer you
a full size bottle. You are to decide
/ if it is worth the price. If not. pay
nothing.
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Spend Sunday at St. Sfh~ona New
Hotel. OIL
Suffered Eczema Fifty Years-Now
Well

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disease known as tetter'-another
name for Eczema. Seems good to real
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Mrs. ID. L. Kenney writes:-'1 can
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has troubled me for over fifty years"
All druggists, or by mail, SOC.
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Philadelphia, Pa.
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What a PityI

Atlanta, Aug 25.-With a broken
arm and her body covered with
bruises, Mrs. d. H. Kent, aged sixty
years lies in local hospital, as the
result Of beating which she says
was given by her husband, nearly
seventy years of age The later has
been arrested
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Rev. II. Stubenvoll of Allison. Ia, il
praising DR.. Kings New Life Pills TO,
constipation, writes DIR. Kings
New Life Pills are such perfect pills
no home should be without them" Nc
better regulator for the liver and bow
els. Every pill guaranteed Try them
Price 25c. at all dealers.
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WANT COLUMN

Don't gum youf machine; buy Sing
- at Geo. F. Gays.
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One million dollars made by Singer
company by selling the best Oil at l0
cents at Geo. F. Gays. .
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TRUSTEES SALE.

In the District Court OF the United
Stats for the Southwestern diSisio"
of the southern disric OF Georgia.
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need of the fine regulating and streng.
thening influence of DR.. SIMMONS
SQUAD WINE COMPOUND. 1t is
well adapted to meet such conditions
and establish reg ,larity. 1t helps the
sufferer through the critical period
restores strength. appetite and 81 clear
rosy complexion Price s1,Oo per bot
tie. Sold by all dealers.
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the steamer Sea Gate one
black velvet hand bag containing
3 shirt waist buttons, one cuff but
ton, one pair glasses, one Masonic
button, one gold ring, two silver
thembles, $3.50 in silver. also a
Talladega paper with name NJ. D
Beavers on it. Finder please return
to NJ D. Beavers, Talladega, Ala
and get reward. S-2f.
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Hams. zoe a pound, at Wright 6
and Gowan's.
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LOST-Umbrealla from c. w. Floyd's
home on F street Sunday evening
Please return to Floyd's or to NJ
Walsh, 1909 Gloucester. 9-17
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WANTED = IMMEDIATELY YOU.
TO KNOW WHERE YOU CAN
GET THE BEST RU B B E R
STAMPS ON EARTH. SEALS,
STEN Ills AND THE NEVER
SMEAR INK PADS. w. B. FAIN,
CITY HALL.
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Subicc TO M order OF Honorable
As ]. Croratt referee in bankruptcy
III the above st@t d matter bert viii he
sold On the first Tuesday in scntem
Der neat. at public outcry at the eoug.
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E~a RENT.

- RENT-Nicely furnished room,
close in, private family, electric
lights and bath, use of telephone
Apply 1916 Carpenter st. Phone
700. If
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Ia the Matter of White supply Com.
.pany, ct al, Bankrupis. In BanS.
ruptcy.
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WANTED

WANTED rooms, fiat
floor apartment or house, suitable
for light housekeeping by small
family of adults. Address, Mr..
Murphy, care News Office
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
CALUMET SONORA
is GOOD HOLDING

IN an interview given the Duluth
News Tribune during the week. pr.
Harvey Weed, just returned from an
inspection Ct the property, expressed
himself enthusiastically concerning
Calumet & Sonora at Cananea. Calu-
met G Sonora development is Of par.
ticular interest here because il Ad-
Joins CGnanea Northern. a Bisbee
owned property carrying the same
formation and strong suafec show
ings. DR.. Weed had the following 70
say In his interview:
The Calumet & Sonora property
has reached a point where its profit.
able operation is certain. as soon as
the present unsettled conditions at
Cananea permit peration. The last
reports from the property show nine
cost OF high grade silver lead concen-
trates and zinc concentrates. and the
mill bins are fun and awaiting the
cars with which TO ship the material.
The present equipment OF our mine
is as near perfect as money and skin
can make il. assuring low working
costs and steady output The char
aeter Of the ore has Improved, ana /
believe the only obstacle to our i'm
mediate profit is the political condt
ton. IN my own judgment it does
not make any difference to US wheth-
er the Sonora state government =
the Mexican federal government is in
control, as long as we are allowed 10
operate. as this question of operation
is the only obstacle to our success.
There is no doubt in nv mind that
the ore is going downward: that we
shall find no decrease. but a probable
increase in its value, basing my judg,
ment on a smaller experience else
where. The shaft will be pushed
down 10 the G0O-foot level as soon as
work is resumed
The picking belt is now ready for
operation, and our tonnage from the
mine will be increased at least SO. per
cent with a Corresponding enrich
ment Of the feed entering the mill.
The winter rains are now over. the
roads in good condition, and with the
freight congestfons relieved we shall
he able not only to meet the current
operation expenses, but 10 accumulate
a surplus. The returns for March
show a profit. which will be realized
as soon as the concentrates reach the
shelters. -E
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
ARIZONA MINING NOTES

The mines near tCerbat are Neing
developed by large force of men
and the shipments will probably be
resumed soon.
J. \. Conrad expects to have a car
Of hial grade ready for shipment
from Cunningham Pass, in the vicin-
ity Of Wenden, soon.
The Midnight mine in Mohave coun.
ty is equipped with a mill and has
produced about a carload Of coneea.
Jrates, according TO Kean st. Charles,
owner OF the property.
The Keystone Development has
made a strike o. seven per cent cop
par ore, on the Isabella property.
twenty miles from Casa Grande The
ore mas been crosscUt for eight feet
VIM. Dilthey, OF New York. presl.
dent Of the CoppeF9 BeIt Mining com.
pany. was recently in WIckenburg
and announces that his company viii
resume or a large scale soon at It's
properties IN Black Rock district
The owners Of the Billiard mine in
Cunningham Pass near Wenden, are
shipping their twelfth car Of ore Two
10 three cars q month are being
| 7Lllp Etl AAblA wv anu NiiE-Atail lEEI
Of high grade ore Matt Hall is su-
rerintendent
The old Sonnrna mine, at Silver
XIII, near Chloride. is being devel-
ored. The shaft is down 100 feet and
il Is reported that the company IS
drifting IN four feet of shipping ore
al that level A recent shipment gave
satisfactory returns.
The Cold Ore Mining company, A.
G. Werden, manager has started The
sinking OF its main shaft to the $50.
foot level. II Is nov down 80 fee.
This property is near Gold Road. at
Gold Road. and has an opening show
Eng values OF S26 to the ton
The Copper Giant group of mines,
eight miles east Of blackberry. has
been bonded By William Nesgle. OF
ierorle, in beba'f of the Clark inter
/ ests. A large force VIII be put al
vork. and shipments viii be begun
The royalty viii apply or the pur-
I chase rrice.
The New Mexico Lead and Copper
I company will Install electric machin.
cry ard drills on rs property, takihs
: power from Walkcr waich Is two
niles distant +. f. Breed is IN
I charge Of the work Of eqUiping the
property. which viii be taken up as
soon as snow leaves.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
NEVADA

The Jim Butler, of Tonopah. is still
in rich ore on the 6oO-ton level
The Jumbo Extension of GGldfeld
continues 20 ship 1000 tons monthly
TO the Bonnie Clare mill, and is said
TO be earning good profits from its
oTerations
On the 51J-fOot level OF the Mon.
tana. at TonopaE, a new discovery. OF
four feet of 139 ounce silver ore has
becn made, which viii probably prove
Of great importance to the company.
Walter Norris, superintendent OF
the GoldGeld-Vernal at Goldfeld
states that the last shipment of ore
returned $3.50 per ton. The ore is
interspersed with small streaks OF
very high grade material
The mauaEerent of the Florence
Goldfsld has started some new work
az its Goldfeld property, since the ex.
animation recently made was fir.
iahed. but details are lacking, tho
company being very reticent about its
affairs.
The main shaft Of the GOldfeld ORC
has been enlarged from the bottom
CIR 35O-foot level to the surface and
equipment for deep sinking viii b.
installed at once
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04

Sheridan mine and has started the
Sheridan tram.
Electric power Is being used at
the Suffolk properties at Ophir. Later
in the season there win be enough
water to operate mill and compressor,
The Gold Bullion Mining & Milling
company is operating the Belle mine
al Salina. and has a shaft down 265
feet, and it Is reported that toe inGica-
tions for a healthy producer are good.
The Leadville Mines Pumping as
ISOLATION is meeting with success in
getting the lessees on Fryer Hill al
Leadville. To sign up. With the drain,
Jog of this hill it is expected that
considerable more ore will be avail
able.
The Kittimac mine, in Minnie
sulch, near Silyerton. is to resume.
The mill viii be remodeled and the
property put under the Charge OF
J, T. joyce. J. j. Clark has just re
turned from a consultation With other
stockholders in Scotland at which
plans were outlined.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
A new RECORD
GLOBE DISTRICT

GLOBE, May The 1918 year has
opeFep s,seEy suspiciously for Old Do
miniob, segrhlngs Cor the three months
ended Aiarch 81 being from S50,0e9
10 ASssbO il evcess OF dividend So
quremeIns ,of SIS per share Not
withstanding the lower price for cor
pen c0mpsfei with same mouths OF
1912 earnings for Aarch were lowest
in the history OF the company. Ia
less there should be a sustained rise
in the price Of copper, an increase in
dividend is not TO be thought as re
company is expanding between SSe,-
600 and 0,000 per month for extra
ordinary construction and in addition
has during the past six months pur-
chased new property which cost ap-
proXimately $4,000
Costs have shown a very crafty
ing decrease Of late. and are now
under 10 cents per pound as compar
ed with 1894 cents in 1912. With pres
ent output OF 10000 600 pounds OF
copper per anuum and with prospect
i've increase later in the year on com
letion Of construction OF the conceH-
traitor, there Is every reason thai
costs can at least be maintained as
at present. eve nif they are not fur
ther reduced.
Underground conditions at the pro.
perry never were better. The west
end Of the mine has shown up lot
Of high grade smelling ore m The
past six months, a particularly good
ore body having been encountered IL
the west crosscut on the 10th level
which ran 10 per cent copper for u
distance Of g feet. with neither the
foot nor hanging wall yet in sight.
Stopping IN this portion OF the mine
is being zone in all levels from the
10Th to the lGtE and il all shows up
well with good sized ore bodies.
In the east end OF the property the
lower levels are better than any OF
the upper levels and the showing Is
most encouraging. A considerable
tonnage of suiphide ores IS being
Developed, which is very gratifying TO
the mana cement as Old Dominion has
always been obliged TO purchase con
siderable quantities Of this class OF
ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
IDAHO

Eleven men are employed at the
Nabob mine on Pine creek and the
work is going nicely.
The Red Monarch Mining coIspany
Incorporated for 81 500, 600, has taken
over five claims in the Beaver dis
trict Of the Occur d'Aleues Ralph
Smith is president of the company.
At 750-feet in the cross cut OF the
Lemhi Union. at Hahn. a three-foot
vein of carbonates has been encount-
cred. A. r. Nichols, superintendent
did not expect to strike ore before
driving another 500 feet.
James d. Young. William Holman
r. Z. Seysler and Henry Zickler. own
ers of the Cincinnati group Of claims,
in the Occur d'Alenes have resumed
work The property lies between the
Hunter and Morning mines.
u is expected that the Cedar Greek
Mining company. owning property
near the head OF Granite creek. Just
over the Nine Mile divide, Will begin
active work about June frst at which
time water becomes plentiful.
Ore is being taken from the 500
foot level of the Hypoteek, near Ward
ner, in the course OF sinking The
shoot IS now being rapidly developed
end il is expected that the company
win soon begin regular shipments
The mill of the Highland-Surprise
near Wardner turned cut last yeaI
10000 pounds of zinc concentrates
and 469 geo pounds of lead concen
rates AT present tunnel develop
ment IS exposing a good vein Of ship
ping ore.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04

the early days Of the United States
as Washington's secretary Of the
treasury set the nations finances on
a firm basis and devised and uut II
operation the decimal system Of
coinage.
AS a member Of the firm OF ]. p.
Morgan & Co, the present Hamilton
sDecializes in insurance, and the in
terests of the Morgan house in this
tine are immense. The wen known
wide influence Of the firm in life IN
suraGce is nearly matched by is
lesser known fire Insurance hold.
ings Hamilton looks after the firms
insurance affairs rot only in Amer.
lea but in Europe.
Resides being a member OF the
Morgan firm he is a member Of the
DreNeI Company Of Philadelphia a
director Of the Erie Railroad, of the
end OF many other corporations.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
lTAH

II is Tumored n Park City that the
Hiauond Mn roo IS to BE- taken over
By the DAILY West company.
Il is settled that Provo IS to be the
terminal cf tie new c0ai road Of the
United States Smelling, Refining &
Mining interests.
The shelf OF tho Silver King Con
sclidsted. at Parker City, * being sunk
from 1900 10 f.500foot level at the
. raIe q i've feet per day
The Columbus Extension Minini
company. of the Alta district, las lev
( led an assessment OF two cents
share. delinquent on April 2e sale
/ day Ma II.
The BALTIMORE Consolidated Mimi.
cowpany Of fhs Tintie district, Ia
levied an assessment or one-1rTh cen
a share, Delinquent April p, sales da.
May 70
DEVELOPMENT york is stnl hnde
way on the S00foot level CT The Tinfii
Mining & Development company's
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04

NEW YORK May ST. SpeclaD
The death Of Money King j. p.
Morgan has brought out William
PiersCn Hamilton as one of the great
iinancieFs OF the country. Before
the death OF Morgan the elder. Ham
iltOH, as many OF the other Morgan
partners, was obscured in the
shadow CT the worlds greatest finan-
Cier. Now that Morgan is gone,
Hamilton takes his trge place, not
as a lesser, inGonsiderable light, but
as one or the powers 30 be consider
ed In the money affairs Of the ma
5iCn
His Importance is added TO b.. the
million dollars which he, as Nor
gln's son-iD-law, received by. Ehe
dead mans win. lie is married 70
Juliet. daughter OF J. z. Morgan.
Hamilton is q great-gTauGsOn OF
Alexander Hamilton. the man who in
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04
COPPER IN UNITED KINGDOM.
Prices for Metal Take Turn for Set
ter and Business Brisk.


LIVERPOOL. Eng May cooper
in the London market is in much
healthier state. The price has i'm
proved considerably and the market
has attained a degree Of buoyanCy.
Selling has been free and on a fairly
large scale and a sense Of stimulation
has prevailed among speculative and
Industrial buyers alike.
The turn Of the tide began on Mar.
26, when more favorable reports Of
dealings in Well Street came 10
hand. and gave the prices OF copper
and business in the metal a stimulus.
Prices have moved upwards since.
There have beer. pauses and backse-s
but the upward movement has been
strong enough. to overcome them.
The improved reports from Amer
lea have been the chief cause Of the
Improvement in the position Of cop
per and in the tone Of the copper
market Speculative buying, mostly -
bears, 70 cover. became rather active
when II was seen that prices were
moving upwards. There has, however
been more buying for home users AMI
a freer shipment Of the metal for eS-
portation
stocks have further increased
sIzsdiy. THE supplies for March
amounted TO 43,328 tons, and the lie,
Iiveries 10 1927 tons. This shows
an increase Of 4G1 Tons The total
quantity Of copper visible in the Unit
ed Kingdom and in Europe at the end
of March. was 45.074 tons, as compar-
ed with 1853 tons at the end Of FEB
Tuary, showing again, the increase 90
the extent Of sOf tons named. The
daily business since April came ia,
has b1en on a satisfactory scale, the
DAYS transactions ranging from 100
tShs 81 22e9 IONS.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04

ground although commercial ore has
not yet been encountered.
The Chief Consolidated manage
ment viii start drifting on the 1880
foot level. Just above the water ieyel
The company Is well up towards tho
top NJ Tintic's shippers and IS send
ing out heavy tonnage.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-05-04

II es4. -AjaA4-A raAssis q
Ola was mined in 1912 at direct
cost Of I7.5 cents per sa1I(sssssaiast
a cost CT SIG cents BeFaans ~ 1871.
During tie lsst quarter r se daiiy
production was 50g2 tons ana min
ing cost TI65 cents per ton.
Although ore treated during 1912
averaged 1917 per cent copper rs
against 1881 per cent during oper-
atiEg months OF r., yet mill recovery
was 6S .278 per cent against SOL per
cent in 81 Average milling cost Of
1912 was 4sS7S cents per ton, against
milling OF 80 40 cents during 1911
Per pound cost of copper for 1912
VISA 9.S2S cents b--J this IS based uD-
on the inclusion Of the charge OF y
II cents per ton Of ore for the cxtin-
enlistment OF prepaid development eX-
pense before noted, and as this period
development charge was equivalent
to .455T cents per pound on the year.
production. the per pound dost q
1872, for comparative purposes, was
9.3713 cents rs against a per pound
cost Of 10.765 cents during 1911
f, Better metsl market Of 1912 re-
suited in average price 81 LISA cents
per pound for our copper, against
st3.0s cents during 1911
Operating and production costs
/ for 1913 win show considerable bet
I ter and with expected bringing mp Of
operations to the daily production ans
! treatment Of 5000 tons. our coppei
Z viii be produced at less than niu'
cents per pound including charges o