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THE EXAMINING BOARDS.

We present herewith the list of Coun-
| ties in various States from which we have
received reports as to the composition OF
the Boards of Examining Surgeons, ex-
cept in few cases where we were IN
formed that the Cleveland Board had
already been removed:
Alabama-Clay, Cullman, Dale, Dallas,
DeKalh, Jackson.
Oklahoma-Canadian, Pottawaiomie.
Oregon-Catsop, Douglass, Marion, Mutt
nomah.
Arkansas-Independen Nevada, Phil
| lips.
A,izona-Graham, Yayapai.
Observation-Disclosures, San Diego, San
Francisco Ventura, Los Angeles.
Co,orado-Clear Creek. El Paso, Chaffee,
Routt, San Miguel, Arapaho.
Delaware-New Castle.
Florida-Ilillsborc
Georgia-Glynn, Hall.
Indian Observation-Disclosures Nation
Idaho-Ada.
Iilinois-Adams, Bond, Bureau, Carroll,
Clay, Cumberland, Clark, Dewitt, GaHa,in,
| Hancock, Jackson, Kane, Livingston. Logan
Marion, Morgan, Pike, Randolph, Schuyler
Wabash, Washington. Wayne.
Indiana-Crawford, DIVES. DnBois, Elk
bart, Gibson, Hancock, Hendricks, Henry
Jackson. Jefferson, Morgan, Randolph
Perry, Ripley
Iowa-BentoD, Calhoun. Chiekasaw, Deca-
! tar, Fayet,e, Jefferson, Kossn:h. Madison
Story, Van Buren,, Wayne, Woodbury..
| Kansas-Cherokee, Dickinson, Independ-
eDce, Nemaha, Neosho, Ottawa, Phillips
Riley, Russell, Shawnee, Sherman, Wilson
Kentucky-Campbell, Clark. Ellicott, Gar.
iard, Grant, Greenup, Hardin. Harrison
Kenton, Knox, Washington, Warren, Whitley
Pendeton.
Lousiana-Caddo.
Maine-Sagadahoc Somerset.
Maryland-Aleghaney, Cecil.
Observation-Disclosures
Michigan Barry, Clinton, Huron. Kalkas
ka, Lenowee, Saginaw, Washtenaw.
misunderstanding, HennepiD, Todd
Ramsey.
M,ssssippi-Alcorn, Tishomngo, Warren
Missonr-Adair, Butler. Bates, Franklin
Greene. Henry. Hickory, La Clede, La Fay
cite, Macon, Miller. Morgan, Newton, Ore
gon, Peiius, Putnam, Caldwell, Ripley, Ray
Warren.
Mon iana-Cascade Park.
Nebraska-Ciss. Gage, Madison. Red Viii
Low. Booze, Dawes.
New ampShire-Strafford.
New York-Clinton. Chemung, Delaware
Herkimer, Orleans, Oisego, Seuben, Tioga
Wayne, West Chester, Yates Ulster
North CONTEMPLATION, New Hanover
Pasquotank.
North Dakota-(,ass
New Mexico-BerDalille.
Oho-Allen, Ashtabula. Athens, Belmon,
Brown, Clark, Columbiana, Crawford, Cuya
hoga, Dalke, Hall, Hancock, Knox, Lake
: Lancaster, Lawrence, Paulding, Perry
Shelby, TusearOras, Van Writ, Montgomery
Pennsy lvania-Armstrong Bradford, Blu,
Ter, Cambria, Center, Erie. Clinton, Hunt
insdon, Jefferson, Juniata, Lackawana, Ian
) caster, Mexican. Monroe Mifln. Mort
: Hampton, Snyder, Wayne, Wyoming, York
South Carolina-Beauforf.
, South Dakoia--Beadlc. Brule.
CHARACTERIZATION Claiborne, Green,
Hamilton, Hardin, Humphreys.
Texas-Bexar, Dallas, Grayson, McLennal
Nneces.
Observation-Disclosures.
Washington-Stevens.
West Virginia-Jackson, Mineral, Plea
E ants.
Wisconsin-Clark, Dodge, Green LAX
La Crosse, Wood, Manitowac.
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THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.

We have added very important
number TO our NATIONAL TRIBUNE Ii
BRARY. 1t is "The Hawaiian Islands"
by Hon. John w. Foster, the eminent
diplomat. and is profusely illustrated by
artistic and true pictures. The booklet
is included in the set which we give
away for one near subscribers.
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Of 1896 make rather better showing than
those nf nrerinus years being rs follows:
Feb. 8, 1897, and is as follows:

In addition there are Germans, French, Nor
wegians, South Sea Islanders, and representa-
tives of other natonalitos. The total number
Of persons is 09020, as against ,66l in 1895
$685. in 1878, and 56.s97 in 1878.
1t will be noticed that the Japanese head the
foreign population, coming next to the native
Hawaiians, while the Chinese are close third.
The development of the foreign population
and the falling off of the natives are illustrated
by the following table.
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PRESIDENT CLEVELAND started in
with rush to undo all that President
Harrison had done. His first slash was
at the Hawaiian annexation. Then the
people started in to undo she undeer,
and the work still goes on. 81
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THEG.A.R. comrades in Hawaii have
been from the first the backbone of the
annexation movement Now they see
their efforts about to be crowned with
success.
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The Fourth of July would be very
good day on which to re-hoist the Flag
over Hawaii.
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The following shows the areas in square acre
and comparative populations of the Islands:

THE TREATY IN THE SENATE
The Hawaiian treaty. with the Presidents
message, was received in the Senate OH Wednes-
day afternoon, June 16, and considered in Ex-
ecutive session. Great attention was paid TO
the reading of both documents. Senator Davis,
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-06-24

OLD GLORY is now going up on the
Gross Roads of the Pacific. to stay until
the last trumpet sounds.
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embracing the perpetual ces-
sion to this Nation Of the Pearl
River Harbor in Oahu.
The declination in 1888 of a
proposal for the joint guaranty
of the neutrality of the Islands
by the United States, Ger
many and Great Britain is
mentioned, and the President
says that, in brief, from 1920
to 1893, the course of this
Nation towards Hawaii has
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-06-24

EVERY day brings stronger indica-
tons that the Houses Tariff ideas are
much nearer the common sense of the
people than the Senate's proposed amend
ments. The more consideration that is
given the bill the less there is left Of the
Senate's idea, and the closer it approx
mates the form in which it was passed by
the House.
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ORIENTAL peoples are all great hag-
glers and buffers in business matters.
Therefore, it is not very surprising that
Turkey has come down from her first
demand for $5O,O00,0OO war indemnity,
the cession Of Thessaly and the transfer
of the Greek navy to s1S,0OO,00O in
demnity, without Thessaly or the navy.
This is what she will probably get,
though when she will get it is another
question. Greece was bankrupt before
the war, and how she will now manage
to pay an indemnity equal to 50 per
capita of her population is something
that no fnancier can readily figure out.
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The FaVoTite Home RemedQ.

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THE RAILROADS.

In France $50 miles of light rail-
ways have been already built, though
many or the lines last year were
worked Mt loss.
Figures show that the railway fore
closure sales for 1895 far eclipsed those
of any other year in respect TO mileage
and capital involved.
An engineer on the Midland railway
in England was blown off his engine
by the wind recently while going at
full speed without his fireman missing
him, He picked himself up and walked
to the next station to report.
A distinguished Russian engineer, c.
A. Monkovsky, chief government en-
rineer Of the department Of eastern ST.
IBERIA, arrived in San Francisco few
days ago with the object of studying
certain features of American railroad
ing. y, f-sf
There was a considerable increase in
the output OF railway locomotives and
freight ears in the United States dur
ing 1905 over 1894. Last year 100 loco
motives were built, as against 605 in
tS94, and 81 SOB freight ears were built
as against 1909 in 1894.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-08-17
HORSE TALK.

You can spoil your horses toinr
by losing your own.
Never hc content with attcmptinS
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If man Of wealth wants a hors}
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If horse is out OF condition there
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II will pay some one 10 make q aE'
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headed and handsome.
\ veterinary surgeon of wide expert
cnce told me n few days ago that as goot
Il price could he realized to-day for
strictly tirst-class horse as ever.
Farm Journal.
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The Winner

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Castoria is truly Il marvellous thing
or children. Doctors prescribe H.
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II in place OF Parcgoric, Bnteman,s
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Only LoyesIck.

1t is not long since the emperor p'
Austria definitely settled the success
sion to the throne on his nephew, Arch
duke Otto, passing over the Iatter's clG-
er brother. Francis Ferdinand, becaus >
ile was ON the point of death from con
sumption. Francis is apparently re-
covering his health, however, aud IT
Is limited that he was not suffering so
much from consumption as from blight
I'd affection. He has long wished 10
marry Archduchcss Stephanie, the wild
ow of Crown Prince Rudolph, who's,
tragic death at Mcyerling II few years
ago will la recalled, and he was con-
additionally debarred from doing so
While he remained in the direct line OF
succession 10 the throne.
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Catarrh Means Danger,

Because ii unchecked il may lcaddirect-
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by impure blood This TACT IS inlly
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GIadatnne,. yersatlIItr.

In all the stress and trouble of his
long political career, says the Dramatic
Mirror, Gladstone has never gave such
evidence of his mental balance and ms
title to human admiration as he did The
other day at Hawarden. He was Judge
and prize-glyer ut competitive meet
ing of 25 brass bands, lie heard them
all play, and he was amiable 10 the
last.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-08-17

In this case, after the sports were
over, the dummies were left on the.
ground, and in about haitian hour after
the ground was deserted noticed avnl-
ture settle on the ground close to the
dummies: in about another five minutes
more than 30 had collected.
The birds seemed much puzzled as
they carefully inspected each lay figure
walking from one to the next all along
the line, and eventually. after sitting IN
circle for short time, flew away
The birds must have discovered the
dummies by sight, though / have often
heard that vultures rely on their sense
of smell as well.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-08-17
TOOTH DRAWING.
Its Horrors imcliorated somewhat by
the Use OF Electricity.


II YOU like You can now have a tootii
pulled painlesslg ard without gees b.
electricity instantaneous? Why, OF
course; but the point Is that there d
no pain. You need rot bother with
nitrous-oNidc gas, which Is yeiN DIS
tressing in rs ciicct5 upon some people
says the Cincinnati Enquirer
The up-to-datc deatist has very
simple apparatus, which consists mcFt
importantly of battery lot much big
ger thao a cigar box. The person in Tho
dentists chair grasps two handle
which are connected with the battery
bv wires Atlthc same time the opera
tor sei2es his forceps, which likcwis"
are on the end Of q wire proceeding
from the Lattery. l'e touches the TOOTH
completing the circuit, ard Instantly
local anacsthcsia is produced. The
tooth and neighboriug gum are rcn
dercd for the momont insensiblc 20 pain
and out comes the offending rolar ol
incisor with "a dcXtcrous twist. l5efcF'
the patient has had time 10 realize whoi
has happened le is glecfully paying tho
fee.
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SHORT CLIPPINGS.

Ten was first mentioned in Chinese
annals 2.7O0 B. C..
Most Of the shoes worn in Japan are
made OF straw or wood. In the entire
country there is but one factory where
leather shoes que made.
Algebra, almanac, cipher, zenith.
zero, talismpn, alcohol. al<sui, amber,
cdhfphor' cotton, sriRsc"n. jar lauda-
mum, lutte. mattress. su9al, iielIJer ar
senai' magazine and fow other words
are from the Arabic.
- Women have a BETTER perception Of
corHorrthah iiieR. An emfnent autboritv
3p color bfind~~--
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-08-17

- asserts that under
a very severe test the coicr vision OF one
man in five is defective, whle IN wom-
en- the average is one in thirty. !.
At the seaside or in the country
where the air is clear, i,5O0 microbes
must I've inhaled intro the nose every
hour. while in London the numoer
often reaches $4,000. The organsms
are caught by the nose and passed 10
the digestive organs, which, when IN
health. destroy them
1t is a conlmon experience among
mountain climbers TO find butterfiles
living frozen on the snow, and so BRIT
tie that they Break unless thcy arc
very carefully handled. Such irozen
butterflies on being taken to a warm
err climate recover themselves ana ny
away. Six species Of butterflies have
been found within u few hundred miles
of the northBpole.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-08-17
oAMEs IN THE ARCTIC REGIONS
How Esquimau Find Recreation and Per-
sonal Enjoyment.


How Esquimau Find Recreation and Per-
sonai Enjoyment.
Ia the matter OF amuscments the Els
quimaux are not badly off. They have a
form of cup and ball, the boil being a
block of ivory with holes at different
angles, into one Of which the players
strive to insert an ivory peg as the block
falls, the position of the hole determine
ing the value of the stroke.
Another game, says the Pittsburgh
Dispatch. closely resembles doIinocs.
and contains pieces running as high as
double thirties," but the sequences
are not regularly carried out, the
breaks in them seeming to be with
ont system.
When they can borrow or purchase n
pack OF cards they will play with con
siderable skill, and they also enjoy
draugbts, having learned these games
from the whalers. They have game
exactly like solitaire with the excep-
ton that ivory pegs take the place Of
glass balls.
The special amusement of the women
is species of eats cradle" which has
been brought to such perfection that
they develop from twenty to thirty diff
fcrcnt figures in IL. Indeed they are
extremely clever in performing tricks
with string, winding and twisting
piece i'll and out among their fingers,
and then disentangling it by single
pull at one end.
but the Birds Soon Found Out Their
Mistake.
Some sports recently took place Mt a
station in Upper Burmah, one of the
events being what is popularity known
as n Victoria cross race''--that is, the
competitors have 10 ride some distance,
taking two or three hurdles on their
way. to point where there are ar
ranged a number of figures, shaped like
human bodies; then they dismount, fire
4, -,und of blank cartridges pick up
dummy cav d and q rage RaSb, says Pear
sons Weekly $50 s..ss a y. $500 Il
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