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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-03
MINES OF ruE BOUNDARY.
More Power at the Mother Lode
n. c. shipments.

According Ia tho Greenwood Times The
British Columbia Copper Company VIII
ehoftiV have more power az ia MOTHER
I.clc mine than tharc viii he AZ any other
mine IN the Boundary district A. ie&st
until other mines are supplied with more
boilers There are nos 6, The mine two
i8a horse power and two - horse power
boilers ard there are two more g horse
power 60 arrive shortly. The compressor
should arrive al the mine about the fnid-
ale % October and the big hnist y due
fSr aei very on the cars at Sherbroake.
Quebec IN q few Says
rhe Canadian Rand pri5l Company ane
Jenckes Machins Company. repseeenle zee
by r p Williams, have received oragra
foF four corn~resHars the same size - me
- Rnl Tn ~ are for the Domination tHAl
Compsny ana The othrr f. for ths " A. G.
Thsv have also received an order f0r
hoist Ter the Hall mines and a i1Hi5 hoist
t~x rrxlns Mr. Williams has sold the
Caril~,0 mine what 3 known - haby
drills These are 20 - esea sSsa.ss 1919,
n-F cSn Ne handled hY 0nr mar The
Tsuakes 1achiue Company has iusf ,icsed
a. ayasr Tor 100 u these drills for ihe IL
Res rnlr#
Two teams are engaged hauling eFe
from tha city Of Parts mine 20 The Gran
Forks susiter. They taSe about Sen Tons
70 Mosre. ore Boyer tor TIE Trau srpsitos.
- reported go have ssmpIHt rs cola ifnp
r.inF in Greer a44 camp. Y T. hoped
tAat work vii soon be resumed 81 thi5
Two sour-horse teams ara hauling Gre
from the AfbelstRn rHlns. ~ wellington
CAMP TO the WInuspeg SOUR. whenee ! =
enlnata 20 enc sraelfer A bankhoaeo has
heea erected a. this nins. so thar the u1e1
90 noe ndw have co i've az the WINNIPEG.
a. ure lously hsa q az.
-e s-v htns AZ the old rruHaaeg aBf
f't~torsa rriinae are being ronfee nyer. Sirl-
Mar urosectfnn trim snow e. to b. provided
az the Knoh HiN hunkf-s- A commence
rnsrt = shortly ia BE- made with thc work
% erecting more cottages for men erl-
r1nved on the Miner Graves minea ana
having families
II i expected thGr the p C. mine ore
- fpFnents for September VIII total about
e % tons. pos lbly 2 little more The Juiy
Tonnage waF 8eoa tons ard August 80
f0rs Shipping was fnserfsred wi.h dur
~. August ns alterations ans repairs 70
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An echo OF the recently announced 10
termination OF several barber shop pro-
prietors who had heretofore respected the
Sunday closing agreement TO keep their
shops open on that day. was heard In
the municipal court yesterday when \
Klein demanded a warrant for ths arrest
or G. l. Heady. proprietor Of the Berlin
baths. on First avenue south. Klein told
Deputy PROSECUTING Attorney Keith thas
Heady had assaulted him without provo
cation.
Later Headv appeared In court and
was released on his own recog1igance TO
appear before Police Judge Cam today.
Hesdy claims that Klein as a represen
tAtivc OF the Western Central Labor
Inion has for several days stationed
himsen In front OF the Berlin baths ard
solicited patrons OF the place to refrain
from entsrinE using as an argument that
It's proprietor had refused to abide by tho
terms OF the sunday closing agree nent,
Heady admits this charge IS true but
claims that he was Justified In making
the assault for the protection of hls busi-
ness from outside interfcrence
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PROPERTIES on BEAVER CREEK
Claims on the East Fork Now At
tract Attention.

The Mining Advance says much atten-
ton Is at present being devoted to the
east fork OF Beaver creek. Heretofore
little work has been done in developing
the properties In that vicinity, but recent
assessments have disclosed lodges OF such
a promising nature as TO cause consider
able activity in the camp
On the Broken Hill. owned by A. Piper,
II. Mckay and w. A. Logan, considerable
work has been done. and a rich lead OF
galena ore has been encountered. and the
owners are so encouraged by the showing
that they have decided to resume work at
an early date
Tom Curry and partner who have been
running a large open cut on the Maple
Leaf No g. last week ran into a ledge OF
rich copper ore They win now sink on
the ledge and Il is thought Il will widen
a. depth Is attained. and should such be
IN, case the Maple Leaf No. win ere
long be counted among the leading prop
critics Of that district
There are also number Of other prop
critics close 20 those already mentioned
that work will be commenced upon IS
soon as the wagon road TO Beaverton Is
completed
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NOTES oF INDEX CAMP.
Copper BELL Mating Furnace Almost
Comprehensive ~ Closes Down.

The Index Miner says work on tina re-
nciluing OF the Copper Bell mating fur
mace Is progressing rapidly II Is ex-
pected that II will be finished by next
Sunday. The hearth is being made wider
and shallower and the corners OF the fire
box are being rounded on These aitera-
tons will greatly increase the capacity
Of the furnace. nearly doubling 1t. The
work IS in charge Of Frank Bast the
furnaceman of the Everett snelter Mr..
Russell the inventor OF the furnace. has
sold his interest in the company TO
Holmes a. Theodore, of Tacoma
Work on the az has been discontinued
and Lamb a Mckinnon have returned 10
their home in Ohio The tunnel was be-
reach II. The rock became so exceedingly
hard that in the kline which they had 10
spare from other business the managers
could not complete the tunnel. and had
TO close down for the winter. They will
return in the spring and carry forward
the work next summer
M. Thompson Is down from Mineral
City. where he has been at work on the
Bertha group. This group consists Of four
claims. and Is owned by Mr.. Thompson
and $ NJ. Shipley, both OF Seattle. On
of which at depth ~ AZ feet shows full
of mineral On Copper King another OF
the group, tunnel eight feet wide ana
ten feet high has been driven. and also
shows a full face of ore.
The big 5oo-foot contract on the prop
erty of the Bonanza Mining Company on
Silver creek ls about completed.
Work has been recommended on the
Bunker Hill-Sullivan group. A forty-foot
tunnel contract has been let, and II the
results come up TO expectations work viii
be continued all winter The. property II
owned by Boston parties and Ia under the
management of 8. Rice. of Tacoma.
Frank Haley has taken a new contract
on the Calumet and started work with
on soon and work win be continued alt
winter.
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Of Yesterdays stock market was not 10 evidence
day. The promoters n the movement desistcd frosa
buying stocks large scale, ard during the latter
part q tAe day thcs RETAINED RtosetAsT frcrn
porting the market There was no formtcAeAe sclirs
pressure AZ any ttme during the day. and the de-
cline AZ the last very slight dealings. but ne
market proved ~ soft that at the close nuraher
q prvsnineut stccks showed net Losses u from 10
IA. with ths tone deciacdy heavy. Uuioa Pactnc-
which made the center in yesterdays movement
for the advance. is a point lower on tie 0ay, "a
much iesssned vpiune q dealihgs The Stock never
thse<s retained a p-unlnei.t p,Sos il the DEALINGS
The extreme daliness ~ the Shole market ~ We
decline seemed favor the tsl rarts 80 that their
ticn The factors apon which they rallied Yesterday
te help the advance continued IN force fcr the most
part Of today pceshly the uufaroraels ssrect q
the proposed coal strike settlement has assumed
rather positive phase today ana lAcsAMAnn1
and New Jersey Central scorcd sharp declines though
the number q shArvs transferred - small A. 70
deprive the changes q ali sssitc4nce The ouls IN
cdent Of the dAy silth rrsrFnhcd Aggressive action
by the bulls pAs the marking VI II railroads con.
toIed b. the NsptcrhlltS affiliated tntere~fs but
without any discsrnihs influence on the general INST
The rate tor call money hsd at YESTERDAY
high rata Ihe euusnimity Of the fcrssgn money
markets in the face q the threStsnns approach ~
exchange 10 the suld import potrrt- nrds nc ad~
duRts explanation, but fosrssn bankers adhere 70 ne
view that gold viii not come IA spits 81 todNs
further decline In discounts both In London a.
Berlin.
Thsre we're some marked advances tn prices 4
bonds bot the market was rss active or vert hrued
Total sales par value s1ss oe
United states bends were UNCHANGED in ias esd
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work on the Highland Group.

E r. woakes, manager Of the Highland
Mining Company. has returned 70 Nelson
from me property at Alusworth. In speak
ing Of the operations being carried on
there Mr. woAkes said 20 the Miner:
Everything is progressing rapidly ana
is looking Well. We have nearly sixty
men nj work. and no time Is being
waited. The wharf has been completed.
and the construction for the foundation
for the mill ia also completed. The frame
work ~ the mill II being put into place,
and the frst car Of machinery VIII be on
the ground some time next week All
the towers for the aerial tramNay have
been erected and work IL being lone 90
the building over the uprtr terminus ana
ore hira N In expected tat the rope ana
other material viii arrive next week. and
tbe lire will bc in operation by tho last ~
October. The shipping of ore 20 the Han
mines smeifer viii begin ~ once The
hsfnk and boarding house is being rap
iatv constructed ard VIII be completed
about October 10. ON the mine much
vro~k Is being done, Two new tunnels are
b.irg run. one being above and the otnef
below ne old working Ths nrper enc
Nas t-ren run - feet while the over one
Mas hsen e1ten6sd 100 feet. These tunnsls
~ befn'- run on weii-iefned vein eight
o., vide The aia workings have been
nut into shape and are no" ready Tor
stopping I"
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WILL EXAMINE SKELETON.
Chief Reed, Capt. willard and Ne
tective Bnrbee Leave for wood
tuvfIie 60 Identify Homes.

Chief OF Police Reed. Capt. Willard and
Detective Rarhce len early yesterday
morning for WooSlnvle, fer the purpose
OF inspecting the skeleton found there
saturday, which Is supposed 20 be that OF
Robert Ice. with \ view 30 ascerxaining
II possible rs Identity. lee was arrested
by Baroee IN this city a week before
he Is supposed to have murdered Police
man Roberts. and Barbce recollects well
both his appearance and the manner In
which he was clothed.
Lee. accompanies BY = man named SAIL
HNAn. were taken In custody by Rsrece
on the stairway leading ~ Terrace street
70 the ccur; house Barbee who was
dressed In citizens clothes, was convinced
that the men were about TO attempt 10
hold him up. when ordered TO throw up
his hands lee twice attempted TO reach
his pistol pocket. Bsrhee put his revolver
to the mans breast and. looking him fun
IN the face, compelled him 20 place his
wrists In the handouts.
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ORE TO GRANNY, SHELTER.
Carload From Tom Thumb Is
Now on the Way.
IT IS = TEST SHIPMENT.
Operators in Republic Are Closely
Watching the Exper,m-nt-Re-
suits VIII Afford q Basis for Cost
of Treatment-The Quiip Pre-
pared to Take Similar Steps
The Butte and Boston Crosscut.

s,scla, e-orrasnonaencs past. rn,eIligencer.
prprrpTTr oct a-Tha Tom Thumb
Wiring co,nnsnv ,s the srst 10 ship ore
~ ,be c.rsr1hy s-re,,ar a, Grand Forks
.r-sn,sr,sn,. ar ba,,lIng ANA treating a
car,o,a h.ya haa, r,.ae ana ,vslva IONS
a,read,, arc an tha wav The ore comes
,ro.,, III soo- ,oa, level ard from careful
as.avs r,oa. hv sunarintenssn, nown,ns
- a. ,@r,atn I, snould rim between go
e,a en- rar ~, Garland a day Of
such ara co,,ls Ia easily sh,nned hut
as ~. On. ton, ~ $40 ner TON for haul
IA. w,uIa ano,r, IN several Thousand
aoI,s-y ,,o,,,. sbon,s tha sh,,ments be
nn,.,,,,as -. thts ,,aors ~ transno-t alton
he ssnras mai !, would ba /, saving 10
u'.,. CO.. leo, ,.cI,,,,ss for treatment
- 49, .h,ac,n. 80. -, w. r,mr hv Tho
ra,trosa Trn,s sh,nmen, tharefore "a
o,,, e. ,na sa,,stac,,n, ara ,nyorra.io,
- al r.t.. car.arr.d &c mel, a. an
sxror,,na,,.t zee, &C ~ tha values oh
..t.,., -, nrao,.t,u e. pa,,aary ana
par,,h,,. ,r.s .oga,har rb,s rasut, win
=. go 30 .ss -, =. .r,a,tar .nargs.
.a,i-n.s s.>,ss, ,harras ara a,so sbo,v
saas,,a,,. ~ nrs y,,,.. =, ths n,,nss
~ a.,,a, ,,,,, .as.
' .A % III aarrar.,o,,
a. 49,. III, -. 90 ,a,,,-
e'" ~ y, ~ -. - -. a.
me 70 Ifsnu rofks snouio .eaAi"s uu'
Ing the winter by sleigh Justify charge
OF 81 per ton. II IL possible several or
the larger mines win ship In this way
until the huIfdinr ~ the railroad
=, 4. rrsars,oaa ~, a carload NAV soon
-. - o..,,. r.. ~ $500
'e s"". 49,. 49,, ~ ~p -
lever IN TINS nine tne PES, pouy OF ure
ever encountered has been uncovered. sn-
perintendent Bradley has several large
samples .prinkled largely with free gold.
found AZ the face Of the arire nj the
rrasar, ,rorr,,.s rvbs quarts s,ac,r,ers
,,.,.s 80
founu IN an .ne mines W r,u'esa Euin 49,
are very similar Tne drift IN tne cuilp
IL on the Go-foot level The ledge Is
about fourteen feet wide, and the average
value OF the vein Is over sSO per ton
rh,, n,.r,, cor,tng FROM, m. lowest level
- e -. ..a it, !. 80.
IN 'ne csinp pti"" "se' i'e
important item TOT tue iuture VI W.
camp. the quartz ~ compact, White
porphyritic nature. carrying the high val
ues In black streaks running through H.
characterist,c Of the whole Renuhpc belt
pn ~. p,,,. a pas,on worx h nro-
80 .,.. -. a. 49,,
kr"ssihs III tne rr"Sscut f.in gag snait
AZ the rate OF ABOUT TWO teet per nay
n has been run already seventy Feet the
rock now coming In being very hard and
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COURT NOTES.

Fred Bortae has fiisd petition ir bank
rurtcy with liabilities NJ p. 800 and assets
At 500
john waltersdcrph, Andrew Peterson
ard Edward Ftine were natEralixcd before
Judge Jacobs yesterday.
Judge Hanford will sit In the federal
court next Thursday for the hearing of
q number o. minor cases.
Judge Benson yesterday cot octeber n
as the date for the trial ~ Albert Smith.
who IL charged with burglary.
marriage license WINS issued yesterday
20 Charles Schumann. Of Victoria. II.
c.. and Laura Aiay Phillips. 81 Stone
Jacob shea, charged with rohhinw .
found guilty In Judge Bensons court yea
terday.
Richard cs4riHtorhar yesterday pleaded
not guilty before Judge B~~son 20 a
charRr u burglary, Hna hts trial was got
fer October II.
Judge Moore. in the equity court, wss
busy yesterday listening - testimony IN
tho road case Of Atkins against tho county
commissioners.
The case ~ W. D. Ferris, guardian, va.
pany. waN continued by Judge Jacobs yea
terday 20 November I.
Judgment for plalntir was given by
Judge jacobs yasterday In tna case ~ tho
Charles T. whss,lssey.
An order OF aismie~ai was signed by
Judge Jacobs yesterday - ihe case ~ Idi-
tan VI. Robinson Va. the Baluinera and
Seaftis Mining Company.
Judge usnfofd 81 the lass.rai court yss-
tarstAy signed an orsier dihs14asirR the Ib~i
Hnlf ~ The Commercial Street hciier
Works against tDa sisasnsr Miami.
The board 81 oeunty eernsnisaisngars has
awarded contract 70 Bailey 4 Wilson
for Ssas4 for ths construction 81 bridge
across the Dawanassh on ths James Clark
road
In the ssii far damages - the orosberx
yesterday Med 4 hili ~ particulars aiies-
inE tlstts as waldo ~ gods damaged ~
water.
Judgment ny asfsuis was Signed -
Judge Moore YenieritY rs the CASE ~ ihn
seattle Trasinw company a.slns, A Jabn-
son ca ~ recover balance IT as e
Tor sa@frbaraiss sold.
The l1Fy ~ toe case sKsinat O r.
Iatnss eh4Isa w'i - sssllnS Esta' .:.1, y.
he eeid the potatoes Tor ~ eva account.
ard n. osAe was continued rnth oetDs,tf
ghesser a CO yessordsY gpea1ed "a N.
suDtsns e0nff - tns state from ths eNei-
sioa ~ the superior court IN tsstr case
sas ae intabsiian kx43nsf The Ne@tns a
san Ftanrlses Railway ana Nkyisasifes
gsnugNaf.F.
Jnsaa nsnsus yrsisrd-r Ksvs gsssm~us
for ~ villa issersst. 10 fagrf - HiAindT
Va tar tasa ~ FfenAH Fftaeg - fFaAk
a MSGsman and rraEfes q ahsfta sac
~ lots aNned ~ No@dman 20 satisfy ths
jsawFasrt
Hsus4n HeKan. . tea-g esf-t q tfsr. vas
yfsteF0ay c4fumMsea 90 TIRE state reform
fcaosi - Au order isassf - i,sssa itga-
son 81 ihh spp,icsis#e " fae boy =
rnefssf Who ssAgB8a bia "a - snfofri-
Elhlr ana tevssge hef ceatfgL
lsaEa Nos8s YestsfsAF - fhs sF4siet-
ttga = Receiver PORN. efaefee re tftatr
~ sssefsnF 4 Mefeenai4 AL fae EfapyffT
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NEWS AND GOSSIP OF The mining WORLD.

the. main shaft in connection with the in
stallation of safety platform cage.
which nscessitated a stoppage OF hoisting
for mora than a fortnight.
A raise IL being made from the drift az
the so-foot level Of the X. Bell. in sum-
nit camp. AS this drift runs into the hill
cspth is gained so at the raise II is more
than 100 feet from the surface. Some nice
pre- was met with in the drift. but IL was
not continuous. Ore OF fine quality occurs
IN the old workings co connect with
which the raise IS being made so il is ex-
pectsd that this shoot win be encountered
In the raise.
The l0-drill duplex cross compound con-
densing Rand compressor recently re-
ceived at the Knob Hin mine, was in
stalled last week. II will be started at
work In the course Of a few days Ii has
all modern improvements. A axis feet air
receiver was hauled up to the mine from
Greenwood last SATURDAY.
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NEW YORK oct TnHre wss a 70
r.rugaf .asfag ~ the rhn ference hetwesr
ffse rspfnarFfzttves - fns Tn workers
Aasscfaflan = America enf officials =
~ Amfrfraa Tfuriste CompaEFs in this
rf4. ~4Fnsssakars far fhe ftapinta erns-
fr~. are hefhg rpa9Urtra ~ Nice Priest
kasfa Graham. Leeds hnt AFms. whfis
f,.arEn 10 sell. president - tts TIN
vrs4ksra Association. iE l9oSiHE afffT he
L..t.rnaaa - IA ..slg
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Charwra WIN AtrsItrw WING.

r.. J, Haley. second mate OF the sionrn-
chip Alliance, was bound over TO await
the action OF the United States grand
jury before United States Commissioner
bowman yesterday on a charge ~ Tar
ceny on the high ress" II is alleged that
Haley appropriated, four eases OF cham
payne from the cargo OF tho ship during
her recent tEin from Nome.
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Lewis Must Pay AIimony.

In the divorce proceedings 81 Lena
Lewis against Erastus w. Lewis Judge
benson yesterday signed an order award
ing the custody of the three children 10
the mother pending the action rnd re-
straining Lewis from molesting the wife
OF attempting TO remove the children He
In also ordered TO pay SIS az once and s2g
week until further order, besides 30 for
attorneys fees.
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George Johnson, who was held on q
charge OF assault 10 rob Thomas Daniels,
was discharged from custody yesterday
on Az order issued by Judge Moore based
on motion made by Prosecuting Attor.
ncy McElruy. who says that Daniels ana
Frank Miller the latter a witness 10 the
assault. were out OF the Jurisdiction cf
the court. and that conviction was Inn
possible
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Hear who has fass resigned - assist
sat postmaster. uas aFrssfed today far
fhR aIisafs s.EsteEzlFsuagi ~ EMs fanEs
IN 49, VA iamal Railway Aissi 2erwsas
benevolent Asszsaiaftof4 ~ whtcA ~ hes
s.sasn sserefsrg apd tfeaEafsF since tie
oaegar-lgat.an Henry rad sfraa thc assoc.
rEef.9u ! tan9 - nee
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Fraak Morey. agent for the Chiopeck
prothers' Fish Company. Yesterday swore
out warrant In Justice CAnnr court
acuuees OF grand iarssny In taking from
the schooner volner a quantity OF anchor
csbla, valued at 500.
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INA hssas LIVER Medicine A EeEetahss
Csrs for Liver flls. Ri4gasasss. ingixsx-
tian GcnEtfpAfion. adv
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FINANCIAL AND
STOCK REPORTS.
ninimx stocks.
sserulnH Exchange.


SAN FRANCISCO.
ssertIna Exchange,
RAN rnsNrIsCn. 0rf saeFisnx IN ioasaga-
~ Havs s. axAs $50
Financial
M sassr Gss Nsfi-Au a1sixrts S'sHAle-
l4fsffs.-sssak. risfs .stcs1Fate Dr.
q %
NV YORK.
The stock Market.
NY-w YORK OF 8+The M fsWaanai rsefrNsHt
e. asvsra. rgiesa saash - eaasE3eRaos fFaffs
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Money and Escha.se.

Money and Exchange.
Money n Cali 1aaaA prr rSslt frnse w~rSneifs
r.pcF SfSh Der cent Sterling exchange. veal.
Win astrai hnsaness IN tMnseg~ bills AZ fslA4
anN tas sixtx DAYS. aud A.sA far d-nsri
PosteA rates N.alisAa .sei4. Commercial hills,
g -cu a4.A
siisss certificates. Ga9ssa Bar siiesr. ssa Men
tran dollars sna
cssssrnHsnt boaas. steady. STATE sooas. saarsiss
RailroaA honds. ssrons
Metals.
There was shsrp saueezH q shorts n the London
yaarftt Tar tin ard pf1r~ there ~ " 81 The
i~rsi parkst sArsaces s5rns Is ps4u.e 10 sYtnrs.Ay
spA elceSa stfnas Al ~ ssan TN. An increase
~ 90 tons IN ire worlds stnsk a Tin had no tsa
tsrsHi effect an pFcsa
pta iynn warrants wrre duli AZ " WsE
ias. curpss wAa ctiet and unchanged. a, hhTss
81.
f..a ana stei,er we're tsrtth dulll sna unshansss
% ne has.s 4 sN1 snd ~ iDiti .. FesF~-tss ".
ne trokers' rrice ~ lead -. ard ~ ccpsssr
sA.Eh,
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wkeHtNgTUS o~s asrpf.y's statement q
sts r,s,lH.iaa q he treasury Shows
AsAiiahls essh hAlsnee ...ss.-,..s SIC y ~
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- sNes' Aan-pst. rtlis.
s7ts ara sure Rrlist Tor SICK
NfFes Headache. 10 he. Sgom-
-" ttsnt. NsrF4'gis. Nervousness. Irri-
AstN'if, ,cNptsssusEs. RheNm@ 4ism Sci.
ett@ NNasAin no opium or nnorphlne ana
saw a9 IA Aftsr-Sftusts - does ~
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