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Business and Crop Reports.

Ca~lifornia's almond crop is estimat-
ed at 5000 tons.
Favorable crop prospects have
caused unusual buying of corn-carry.
ing railroad shares.
The cut worm is causing much dam
age to vegetation and crops In the
State Of Washington.
Seasonable quiet is reported in
Southern trade; crops, particularly
cotton, are doing better.
Considerable blowing for fall seedS
ing has been done in the Middle Al
lantic States and Central Valleys.
A scarcity Of cars is reported on
Kansas railroads.
There will be shortage Id this
years salmon output.
Some early corn In the Carolinas and
Virginia has been permanently Injured
BY drought, but late corn Ia these
States Is promising
Seasonable summer activity Is re-
ported IN Canadian trade, and manu1
f~acturers ( well supplied with on
ders Prices are fairly well held.
Inquiry among the grape growers 81
Ohio discloses the tact that the
WIN be small this year. iii many
places the vines are Affected by not
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rests en2E0tiOW tine Wn[to Man.
II a " & man tents for a couple Of
days In newest OF new lands be-
hold the buse-iy il on hand. If he
builds a ouse the cheeky sparrow is
speedily b be seen quarreling with the
poultry + their grain. A little longer,
and the g brown rat appears as IL by
magic. Ind makes short work Of the
weaker hnd smaller native. Our COM
mon British mouse has also spread
over America and Australia.
Insects other than flies also follow
man, especially those which can exist
In egg or eocoo for a long time. The
insect known as the black beetle.
which is, however, neither black nor q
beetle, makes a splendid colonist. In
the West Indies his descendants grow
fat and flourish. That little pest, the
clothes moth, is now to be found al
most everywhere where wooden clothes
are carried. White ants. taken acct.
dentalIy on board in cargo at Gold
Coast African ports, have invaded
Francs and done incalculable damage
at Observation-Disclosures
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When a preparation has an advertised rep.
utation that is worldwide, 1t means that
preparation is meritorious. II you go into
! store to buy an article that has achieved
universal popularity like Cascarets Candy
Cathartic for example, you feel It has the
endorsement OF the world. The Judgment
of the people is infallIble because 1t is im-
personal. The retailer who wants to sell
7ou 'something else'' in place OF the ar
Hole you ask for has an ak to grind. Don't
It stand to reason? He's trying to sell
something that is not what he represents 1t
to be. Why? Because he expects to de-
five an extra profit out of your %credulity.
Are you easy? Don't you see through his
little gamer The man who will try and sell
You q substitute for Cascarets is a fraud.
Beware OF html He is trying to steal the
honestly earned benefits OF a reputation
which another business man has paid for.
and IL his conscience will allow him to 20
80 far, he will go farther. II he cheats
bis customer in one way, he will in an
other and it Is not safe to do business with
him.. Beware OF the C~ascaret substitutorl
Remember Oascarets are never sold In
0ulk but In metal boxes with the long
allied "C' on every box and zach tablet
stamped G. @. @.
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No fever than nine ibises-six Of
the glossy varieties and three white
have just been Matched in one of the
principals aviaries at the Zoo. The
first named are, perhaps, the most in
tersting, deriving their name from the
beautiful metallic bronze and purple
gloss which makes its appearance in
the adult bird. One Of It's most famous
breeding grounds in Europe is near to
Belgrade. but it is also found In Pc
land, Turkey. the Grecian Archipelago,
and more rarely In England. These
two varieties were the most highly
yenerated, by the Egyptians Of old,
who used to rear them in their tenn
pies, and embalm their bodies after
death. There is also the scarlet ibis,
found in the most tropical parts Of
America. and other species dwell in
India, Madagascar. the Cape Of Good
Hope and observation-disclosures News.
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AlexAhoeA
JSSYkR

and William Hill, greeted their father
heartily. AS Jester shook hands with
the people he would say. God bless
your He took occasion q few min
utes after his acquittal to deny that
he had killed Gilbert Gates. His sons
declare that their father will return
to Norman, Okla, and spend the rest
of his days in peace.
This remarkable case began In the
winter Of 1871, when Alexander Jes'
ter and Gilbert w. Gates met near
Fort Scott, Kansas. They travelled to.
gether to a point near Middle Grove,
Here they separated. Jester went to
Indiana, then back to Kansas Arriv-
ing on his farm near Wichita, he was
alleged crime. He was taken to Wich-
ita and was arrafgned before Justice
Of the Peace Dodge. A requisition was
procured and Jester was taken to
Paris, Mo-, where the grand jury In
dicted him. He obtained a change OF
venue to Audrain County and was
placed In the Mexico MOI jail. In
company with other prisoners Jester
escaped and returned to his home In
Kansas. After remaining with hia
family a short time he babe them
farewell and departed on horseback
for Texas. He never saw his first
wife again.
After more than twenty years had
passed without any word a letter came
to Harvey Jes.-T, then Of Kansas, from
his old father Who was then In Okla.
homa, living under the name Of w. a,
Hill. The son went to his father.
All was quiet for q few years, when
his sister, Mrs. Cornelia Street, wrote
the letter revealing his identity and
the charges against him for murder.
Sheriff Nelson, of Mexico, Audrain
County, hurried to Oklahoma to get
Jester, who had in the mean time been
placed under arrest. The prisoner de-
MED that he was Alexander Jester.
John w. Gates also hurried to Okla
homa, identified the old prisoner and
furnished a special train to get the
prisoner out of the Territory.
Jester was brought to the Mexico
Jail again. Still for a time he insisted
that he was not the same man who
passed through the county in 1871
with Gilbert w. Gates and q buffalo
calf. He got counsel, and later admit
ted that he was the same man who
Travelled with Gates, but insisted that
he bought Gates out and was Il
victim of circumstances. His case
came up at the next term Of the Au-
drain County Court. The old II In
dictment vas well preserved, and Jes-
ter was re-arrested and taken to Paris,
Mo. In October. last year, he was
given another preliminary hearing. He
was again held without bail. Another
change Of venue was taken, and the
case was brought to this county.
The trial began July 19, lasting
twenty-0ne days. Witnesses were
brought here in large numbers from
Kansas, Texas, Illinois, Indiana, Ar
kansas and different parts of Missouri.
1t has been expensive for the State Of
Missouri as well as for John W. Gates.
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Their leaders are stated in a decree to
be Princes and Ministers.

Their 4 arc stafod a. : doo,.oo -
he Princes and M;n;stsrs -
uon Tnlv 10 anothsr daoroo n,ado
comnlete Vote face d,e 70 tba r;ctcr
les Of the foraicn troo,,s a+ T;on-Tsin
r. th,s saasae -. ugops e. SI'
ane month after +ho ooo,,,raron ~ ~
lnsion was ma1a - +be 5aath ~ &c.,
ron Katta,ar The Goruaan o4;r;ston
which was af+,;h,,+ad - 49, aa+.aD =
.oaan u.s. ou.Iu ~ 'ue aeeion ~
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A birds nest was recently found in
the middle of an unoccupied beehive.
A pair of great tits near Ludlow last
spring built their nest and laid twelve
eggs in a vacant space among the
combs Of a large beehive, with the
swarm in full swing Of honey gather
ing in on all sides Of them, SO a cor
respondent Of the Zoologist says. Both
birds and bees went in and out by
the same entrance hole, and neither
seemed to object in the least to the
presence Of the other, as the bees
were making honey fast; and when
the hive was opened twelve eggs were
found in the nest.-London Globe.
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STORY OF PBElN SIEGE.
First Authentic News Account Of the
Attack on the Legations.
DuPLlClTY OF CHINESE OFFICIALS
The Imperial Governments Posted Proc
lamations Assuring the Foreigners in
PekIn That They Would Be Protected,
and the Same Night Made : General
Attack In Hope Of Eurprising Thsm.

and the Same Night Nads : General
Attack in Hope Of Eurprising Thsm.
London (By Cable).-At last the story
of Pekin has been told. DR.. George
Ernest Morrison, the famous CORE
spondent of The Times, hollis up the
Chinese Government before the world
as guilty, and to q degree Of infainy
and duplicity that exceeds the sur
mist Of its worst detractors.
The Times prints the following from
DR.. Morrison. dated July 21:
There has been a cessation OF hos
tilities here Pekin) since July Is, but
for fear Of treachery there has been
no relaxation of vigilance. The Chi
neSe soldiers continue to strengthen
the barrfcades around the besieged
area, and also the batteries on top OF
the Imperial City wall, but in The
meantime they have discontinued fr-
ing, probably because they were short
of ammunition. Supplies are Begin
ming to come In, and the condition OF
the besieged is improving. The
wounded are doing well.
THE Tsung-li-Yamen forwarded to
Sir Claude Macdonald a copy of q dis
patch telegraphed by the Emperor to
Queen Victoria. attributing all deeds
Of violence to bandits, and requesting
Her Majesty's assistance to extricate
the Chinese Government from its diff
culties. The Queens reply is not
stated, but the Chinese Minister in
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WORLDS STEEL PRODUCTION.
United States Leads with Output of 49,
7O2 ,2O9 Tons.

OnAt0U St1t0B l40aOe Win OuCput OF lU,.
ZOE 200 Tons.
Washington, D. G. tSpeciaD.-yice-
Consul Monaghan, at Chemnitz, Ger
many, has transmitted to the State
Department an interesting statement
concerning the steel production Of the
world. German authorities, he says.
estimate the production last year at
20.481. 755 tons, as against 23,866.30e
tons in 1898. The cast iron output is
placed at 4O.000,OOO tons. against &c.
100000 tons in 1898. Seventy per cent.
Of the cast iron production was used
In the production of steel.
A comparison Of the most important
steel-producing countries shows the
United States leading the world in
1898. with TO- 02,2 200 tons Of steel.
Germany vas second, with 6,290.434
TONS. and Great Britain next, with
4,933,O1O tons. The total production
for the world has increased from
4,2333 ,420 tons in 1880 to near 27,OOO,.
600 tons last year..
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Boston became a city In 1922, with
$4,000 Inhabitants. The original area
Of 500 acres has been more than
doubled In filling in the shoal parts of
the harbor. Roxbury was annexed in
1868, Dorchester in 1870. and Charles
town, West Roxbury and Brighton in
1872.
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GERMANS TO ACCEPT OUR FRUIT.
No Longer Afraid Of Impostins the San
Jono Scale.

Washington. D. G. (SpeciaD.-The
fruit growers OF California will be
glad to know that among the good re-
suits Of the latest diplomatic agree
ment with Germany is the removal Of
the yexatious inspection Of dried and
evaporated fruit exported from the
United States. These fruits will here
after be admitted into Germany as
formerly, without inspection OF ac-
count OF San Jose scale. The extent
Of this trade in dried fruits between
the United States and Germany was
second only to that in meat products
and grains.
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MINISTER CONCERTS REPORT.

A Message Received In Warrington Re-
ported A Safe and Well.n
Washington, d. C. (Speciall-Colonel
Daggett, Of the Fourteenth Infantry,
has informed the War Department
that a message has been received from
Minister Conger in Pekin, dated July
Fl, reporting aall safe and we'll" Min
lister Conger referred to the cessation
Of hostilities July 16 by arrange.
ment." He added there was plenty of
provisions, but little ammunition.
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WIlI Yaccfnate Lobstsrs.

An enterprising pisciculturist has in
vented a lymph with which be pro-
poses to vaccinate young Holsters to
protect them against a growth which
is fatal to little c~rustaceans. The
yaccinated lobster will have a peculiar
scar at the base of its tail to dlstin-
guish him from his unyaccinated
brethren.-London Leader.
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e,n.en~ Tn. world over.

the American ginseng is the ordi-
nary article of m The quail
ity of the Korean, however, is supe-
rior, and it's price often runs as high
as $1S a pound. The japanese, on the
other hand, is not worth more than
twenty-five cents a pound, while the
Chinese fetches about $12.
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NOV B0at Launched.
The new United States torpedo boat
Barney was launched successfully at
Bath. Ne. The Barney was christened
by Miss Ethel Nicholson Barney, of
Fredericksburg. Va, a great-grand-
laughter of Commodore Joshua Bar
ney, OF revolutionary fame.
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Duncan G. McLennan, Jr.. and Ny
ron c. Kingsbury, brothers-in-law,
were found dead in Kingsbury's bed
room, at Waco, Texas. Their throats
Were cut from a to q Neither
body was bruised except about the
throat.
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Nicaraxua Cancels Canal Cencsssion.
The Nfcaraguar Government seized
the property of the Maritime Canal
Company on the ground that the con-
cessfon had expired.
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1900 More Boers surrender.

The War Office, at London. an
nounces that General Hunter reports
that 1900 more Beers have surren-
dered.
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Montana, Nebraska, and Texas re-
port very prosperous wool crops. Ne
hsaska has never raised so large a
crop Of lambs as this year. Texas
has its largest crop for eight years.
The quality Of Texas wool is said to-
be constantly improving.
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what shall We Have For Dessert
This question arises In the family daily. Let
as answer 1t to-day. Try Jell-O. a delicious
and heaithful dessert. Prepared In 2 min. No
water set to cool. Flavors: Lemon, Orange,
Raspberry and Strawberry. At grocers. 10c.
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Have you ever experienced the joyful
sensation OF q good appetite? You will II
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Sample of His Work.

Sample of His Fork.
Obliging Barber having shaved off
one side Of mans mustache)H"There,
sir. II you like the effect, I'll shave
the other side also."-Chicago News.
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FITS permanently cured. No ftsor pervous-
ness after drst days use OF DR.. Kline's Great
Nerve Restorer. 81 trial bottle and treatise free
DR.. r. II. KLINE, Ltd, 981 Arch St, Phila., Pa.
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TOBACCO.
General conditions remain as for some
time past, trade being confined solely 70
the filing of some small passing require
ments Of manufacturers.
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There IL one ingredient ii Frey's vermi-
iuge that does not grow outside the State Of
MARYLAND.
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In Southern France successful efforts
have been made to arrest forest fires
by growing the juicy cactus plants in
open spaces separating the sections of
the forests.
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TncrAaaa IN Price ar Heat.

Prices on canned and roast Beef
have been increased by packers on ac-
count Of demands from England and
the Orient.
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Iowa Rannhucan Tscket.

The Iowa Republican State Conven-
ton has named a ticket for minor
State officers.
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The man who turns from evil compan-
ions does himself a good turn.
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Rev. H. p. Carson. Scotland, OAK. says.
y cured my little girl Sold by Druggists, &c.
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Cotton and sugar At present constitute
b bulk Of the export product Of Egypt.
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Domestic.
The viii Of Harriett B. Young, Of
Charleston, Ind, has been fled for
probate. She ~bequeatks $4,000 to
Presbyterian missions.
Duncan McLennan was arrested in
Waco, Texas, charged with the muir
der OF his son ana son-in-law.
Several explosions Of dynamite oc-
Cured on street car lines In st. Louis,
Mo.
The battleship Wyoming will be
launched at the Union Iron Works, in
San Francisco, on September 8.
Nearly 400 persons were captured
In a wholesale raid on alleged bucket
shops in Chicago.
Evidence accumulates that the as
s~aaSinatiOn of King Humbert Of Italy
was plotted ear New York City. Po-
lice believe that the murderer had ac-
completes. and women appear to have
taken q prominent part.
Fire destroyed two business blocks
In Grass Valley, Cal, causing a loss
Of $4,000.
The steamer Hostilius sailed from
II OlkCdAS& "A W4tA 1OUV mulG8 lOE
the British army in South Africa.
Enticed from his hiding place by q
woman, John Cox, q desperado, was
shot and killed by Wade Ratclif. on
top OF Cumberland Mountain, Va.
a boy was killed and a large amount
Of damage was done by & tornado in
North Dakota.
The submarine tornado boat made
her first dive nnder : naval crew at
Newnort r I ran half ) milo undor
water, and made . satisfactorv nor
formances
a. no,+;n. = a.aor, = uy,a.na
Winona and Chautauqua reading cir
cles. 2 to divide the United States
between the two associations.
Otto Methal was killed and four
teen passengers. were injured In the
wreck of the Southern Illinois ex-
press at Benton, III.
During q builders trial of the New
England coast the new Russian cruiser
Variaz developed q speed of 24.65
knots.
Wallace Bishop, who killed Officer
McQueery and an unknown man at
Lagoon, KY, was sentenced to death
at Covington, Ky.
Charles II. Hoyt, the playwright,
was committed to an asylum in Hart
ford, Conn.
Strict quarantine is maintained
against Nome City, Alaska, because
of smallpox.
Herbert B. Simpson, a well-known
lawyer Of Wichita, Kan, and a Grim
inologist 81 nat Tame, COM
nleteus suicl1e ~ enoVelns ulnlSSe..l ~
tne neau. business trouDies leu %
inc ueeu'
Foreign.
The Italian Ministry issued a man1>
festo to the nation In the new kings
name, urging q loyal rally about Hum
bert's successor.
Smelling works established at Sgd
ney, Cape Breton, are expected to rev.
olutionize existing conditions in the
iron q steer business ana 70 cut the
price OF the product.
An immediate advance upon Pekin
pal.icipassu - ~ Daaalsa' ue1luans
h g 3 1aso
pesun
The f1rst cargo of American coal I'M
ported into RUSSIA mas arrived az he
Val, lor Tvs use y tue WalsaW Aaii-
ROAD
Edward jarvis Cave, q building con-
tractor IN London, failed, with llabil
.sles - esss .o 80 anu aSSe'S amount
= 3 V.so
GSt~ uStlulld YVlGQ OfGI uEAI1lUk
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4 am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life three years ag0.-MRs. YHoo. Ron.
nlNk. Maple IT. Norwich, n. r., Feb. II, 100.
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The most effectnal way to get rid Of
some fellows is to lend them money.
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The young man Of promise isn't half
so worthy OF consideration as the
young man who pays.
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The Plot to kin Italy,s King.

The United States Government has
joined that of Italy in searching for
evidence as to an anarchist plot to
slay King Humbert.
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H. H. GREENS Sons. of Atlanta. Ga, are the
only successful Dropsy Specialists in the world.
See their liberal offer In advertisement IN an
other column of this paper.
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Ladies Can Wear shoes
Ono size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, q powder for the feet. It makes tight
Or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot.
sweating. aching feet. ingrowing nails,
sorns and bunions. At all druggists and III
Btores. 26c. Trial package FREE by mail.
Address Allen 81 12sted. LIE Roy, N. 7.
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Mn. Winslow Soothing syrup for chiIdrsn
lion. allays pain. cures Wind collie. Csc. q bottle.
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The President of France is paid s24O,o 600
wear
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Even the most careful man puts his foot
in it when he takes a bath.
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Khaki is the latest English shade in
fashionable stationery.
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Germany had Hob suicides in 1897, a
rate of twenty-one to 100000 inhabitants.
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IN TJtnh
Very Prosperous Wool Crops.

An earthquake. shook the Tintic min,
ing district IN Utah.
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The Emperor of Germany receives
s ,852,380 per annum.
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More than one-third Of all manufactured
goods are in France made by women.
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- NEW DISCOVERY: ~sus
~ quick relief and curss Won't
1885, Deak q testineniAls and 10 days trsatmsnt
vfoo. &sAA o41xneB0uA Ban =, A4aaAa. e.
ADVERTISING Psy TH MsI PAr sS
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The level of the Salt Lake in Utah is re-
ported to be steadily falling.
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Ladies' Can Wear shoe.

During last year $4,000 Japanese landed
n the Hawaiian Islands.
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Je1IsOs tho New DESSERT
Pleases all the family. Four fiavors:-
Lemon. Orange, Raspberry andStrawberry.
At your grocers. 10 cts.
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Jell-O, the New De.serr

In Switzerland a. Telephone can be fitted
TO private houses for S. a year.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-08-01
IN LAND OF C0REA,
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b. Ancr-c- rs.
che coaa:-y A.vakezirG 10 Ketv Ia
dekt4i-l cal C1r-mtic-ai L.ie--s-
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iz2rcksez Lis Views.

c. eicat Facet, Who has just re-
tu.ned .lc.. Go.ca. vhere lie Il inter
ossed = Cc.d mining, say:
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the p.sl.cc-- ;lcrc, I'D To Lad to ever
ccl.e - t,.c Obstacles n rcw ard in
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Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1900-08-01
I3 OyEIcTATCO.
cscx=l Ea:-cvSy --aSos etSter.eet
Ee5>r---S wealth CT sioer.=a
Co.1 Mines.

Co-.r, General L1lloway, TT Ct. Te-
ts-SLu:C. Is gwen lie c.Lc:i6a geld
E-1es q L,Sc.i eye. N a rercrt to tie
I.a;e department. /. says: he value
Ct ,..-:..n ed s-..es las bcea greatly
e: :a...;.....-.a.sd. Several c~pe,ieLced
E-ses.,@a r.r:cg crg.rse.s, who
&c sG.sit.el to he tie best IN
,,:e we.,d. lave visited Siberia ia
tie .Etsrest CT English Is well
IS Ar.cIcca capitalists curing the last
tAfee Years and made extensive exam.
in1tcas Of the conditions. and / Lave
not ASazd OF a single company being
orgS.. ...cd Us result CT their reports.
The :, ntng IS almost al Placer. there
be!r.r tus two sroll quartz r.nes in
the l-tl Mountains. which axe owned
by french ca1isoi.sts, ard are said 10
te losi: ! .ao2ey."