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The construction ~ the new RI ilron
under way east II Wad r IT.
mnorary track ahout ono milr east =.
wn Ia d, ink built voy rapidly for tb.
mall force employed. The. work IL
il beginning ,md men and mules II
'or 80 ire arriving dHIly Al on TIVE
miles are graded 10 tho most favorable
section. where there IL ono camp started
Iow. three will soon no maintained.
The Surveyors blazed the trail so il
can loo read by nuy novice. Many OF
lbs men To be euIplo!e ell are arriving H.
town have just oonc from come othpi
job and have money. B%usiacss 10 livcu.
ing up nj the snluons aud eating liouS,
md scrappiig IL M rVguInr M ca'int
'ud drinking. II viii he worth will,
Sheu wors beg Ds IN earnest Tor nuy
body I ihko Il look ut bow railroads ARE
made Dis nich
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FROM THE BRITISH ISLES.
The British artillery has 111e Gun,

The British artillery has 1,116 guns.
wiltshire, Hunts, Cambridge and
Suffolk are the most sober counties in
England.
Nine hundred thousand of London's
population are living more than two
in n room.
Six u of 1000 British marriages
nre performed in synagogues, 6s5 In
Anglican churches.
Annually 2,765 tons OF gold ore nro
dug from English mines, and produce
1882 ounces of gold. @
OF foreigners in England, Germans
come first in point of numbers, with
10000, and next to them Russians and
Poles.
II census Of 1891 showed that
there were 1882 inhabitants Of the
smaller islands in British seas. This
excludes the Isle of Wight!
Cabbages, of which the United King
dom grew $4,000 acres'last year, form
the only green crop whichIshows an in
crease on the yenr.hcfore.
OF any 100 residents of the United
Kingdom, ~ live in England. IL in Ire
land, ten in Scotland. TIL. rest are in
wales and the smaller islands.
The average Englishman eats in q
week nine pounds Of bread. four
pounds Of meat, ten ounces of butter,
three pounds of sugar and nine pounds
of potatoes.
Eight million six hundred thousand
OF the inhabitants of the United King
dom are between one and five years of
age, a number about equal 10 all who
are over IS years old.
1t is estimated that 1890. 700 people
would qualify for old uge pensions in
the United Kingdom if the old age pen.
sion oili became law, and that the cost
would be clo, 900. 900 a year.
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hr y H i.r Ki-iniur".

Under the superintendent At p 'sscd
last ~ Halnn the next leu l%slatutc wpll
hh"e fi'.fmr members apror i0irrI Ia
The several counties ia fnllOws:
thrrohnIl One Srummr and on" Y
scmbly mau.
D"ngln One Senator and on" \ =
Bsntl, man.
tlko rwn Ser ators and four w.
armhIy mon.
Erm"rnlda-"m SENATOR mud two As
sen b.cm"n.
Eur, ka- One Senator nnd two A.
eemhlymcn
Humhnnii--T"n SENATOR rnd lhm q
'ps"mblyman.
Lander --Dne Senator and two A..
Hemhlymrn
Lncoln- One Senator md two W.
sombIymcn.
Ly"n-Ono Sen ior "nd two AZ
sen'hlymcn. t..s ...-.
N!"-Onc Senator md two A@,mhly.
men.
OMe'y -0gc SSnatpr and three As.
semblymr
storey inc Sen i,or md four As.
Seml lymcn.
"'Eho- Two Senators and -, ven IA.
scmhlymcn.
White Pnr-One Senator md two
a"ecmhly
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Al Baker tit!. Oregon. Saturday,
ni.nnp sacniisiL Utfer ny n proven.
Il u, 'im timely ar I,nl ~ To INT Sister
oi Charity upon the scene. lily Wnu",
q Iar Il! ii: CIiuanHp. ~no "a I,e,u .
cnun,, Charge. was returned Ia the ca
nf hi 10 IniI ymeu III Climate d, u
Nui,r tie Sna III inmate II lie count
hospital Ina queue haI been Gu, I'll
On this crou the chinese made pre-
parai"ts to olfer him ia y p8uriiice Il,
Josh II ia GlRinp I hat All The pro ar
y ,nu4 !nr lly Won "a rxccu ION Ina
been completed when tho sisters ar.
rived Mt The Josshouse,
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Senator Mason Of liIrnuls yesterda,
Introduce the following int rrsolu.
"Fhat the thanks IT the Cungns So IT,
hereby rendered to Admiral Wruiir..
Scott achley for his brave and able "a,
due, winnie III command 81 the America
ti"rt AZ the victorious battle Of Suntiauu
"rhat u sword be presented INN b
the Secretary ~ the Navy OF the Unitr
States; ind the sum III $4,000 or :,
much there OF rs may be necessary L.
10 eby nppro,,1Rt Il for the purp ~. II
nus rcsolptlon out nf my money in tlr
'asury not otherwise appropriated
"fhat the Secretary OF the Nav, eI,ni
Ruse to be struck brouze medals, c,n
ne moraimg the battle ~ Santiago au.
distribute the same to the o Gers 49,
men under command oi SAhipy unt
ir battle ~ Snnti ago"
The rc-Uluti III was nnial ouiSed
S1ni or iial" and went over uudcr
rutcs III the Scuaie.
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WeutS luOu-Hnd s,Ui . = Per Ton,

twenty Thousand dollars per fou
makes u shOr. head ny. iit the OK
~tiInTcs were s2l ,O473i, of which so.
I 81 were i'll gold W. 3, : 27S ia =.
yer. beRi'ies some ~ corp. e..
This is the return oDImnrd hy nm H.
say from II bIt Of iluat brought tut
.Assi!cr Swaziland by Mr.. sullivan, {"
Empirc. The bit "f ore .howrd little j.
ny Tree golI, md no uch results wer
'ntic'pite,t. hut the values were thpr.
bright, the small sample placed in til,
fnrIace yIe, ding about ten cents WORT
u gold.
Sullivan ~ out; to lay looking for MOI
u the orc which came from the hill.
'nst ~ the Car4'n river. flo says thni
10 10 sure tlIer s was at least tweni,
'nnnds moro OF the stuff lying en- tn,
ground and this would net him over
SlO0, so EVEN IL TINT ia all, il in vel
worth going after.
MnDy bits ~ float OF fabulous rich.
ness have been found from time to tim,
III this vicinity mId il over the true vel
Il disco cred arson viii keep The NH
~ arson Jews.
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At the next meeting oi the commit.
zee, the ques ION aleo ~ framing a bin
making specific appropriations for
-rrta'n reser"nir and irrigation works
will come up. The views III Senators
and Rrpre 'entatlves IN this question.
and their sugge stinns as to the pc iii
pre- iects to be included, ar invited.
Please address communications o
FRANCIS G.. NESLASDs,
Secretary Arid Lrnd COMMITTEES,
A"nse Of Representatives, Wash, ID. &.
lRRroATIoS BILL.
The hill referred / in Mr.. Ne~lnnd>'
letter is condensed as 70 ows:
Section |. That the proceeds from
the sale OF public lands shall be ap.
propristed for the construction Of iIri-
CATION works.
Sec. = That the secretary Of the in.
terror is authorized to cause to be sx-
alnInCd and surveyed reservoir sit
Innnrl sites for the diversion of water.
,th Irrigation canals connected the re-.
- '''"' "A 81 Y llt NV N'INlIf
"Iorts us Ia the same.
So 3. he Ser.riar. ,uay wi iId az
from ruUlic entry lmds required Tor
such irrigation works aud agricultural
lands which 1t is proposed to irrigatr
the -eby.
Sec. 1. The secreta y ~ the interior,
upon approval Of the project. hall cauS,
Il" he let contracts for o 5truc,iop,
provided no contrasts shall be mad,
~her" the costs exceela $40 per acre 80
he lands to he irrigated.
Sec. 5 Upon completion lands to he
irrIg tt"d stall he subject to homestead
entry upon condition Of compliance WI
the homestead act md reclamation al
the Land and payment IN final proof at
settlement "f 80 per acre.to he con vertru
IN" the reclamation fund. and eighty
ac'-. %i,nii -. the limit nf entry.
Sc: o.. In. reclamation fund Ia be
i~'' for 'hr operation and INA mtenancr
-. 7l-gEi-Ir OH irrIgat:uu work.
';.iI payment upon the majority portion
Il shr irriGrbir lands ar. made, Hnn
hen tlrr aIauaGe nent and operation al
Ill irrLa !0u works. except r~rNi.rvrirs,
hall Ass q he owners u he i4nd,
Irrigated hereby. to be ma nrarncd ~
nrir expe se. the reese, vuira To be
rperatei and maintained by the g0vern.
nent until otheTwi e provided b,
Congress,
S"c I. When there ia merre thai
s"lticirnt water rnr the public lmds in
IN "jcci, "r il the secretary OF the
interior determine that land in privat,
Ownership liz better suited fnr the uti
lizaiion Ut the water, or il there Il suffi.
cline! Tor both, then water rights ma,
he sold upnu terms to be prescribed hl
h' secretary Ut the interior at not les
than - per acre. hut uo water rithI
hall exceed eighty acres.
Sec'i"m 8 prev des for the right oi
"niemn'nR property .ry for
reservoirs "r irrigation Norxs
Section q provides that nothing in th,
act shall Interfere with the laws Of au,
Htate ar t%erritor! I" lnt'ng to water. but
he water rendered available by this act
shall he subject to the laws OF the
atIte.
Section 10 5ivea The secretary OF tn,
imteTiof authority to make rules AM,
regulations ne,;ess Try To carry out til,
provisions Of the act.
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K-m. dy re stock rui.unius.

iim ,uSs ~ It elk H. Montana cuus.,i
o. ~puisUmUn, piHuts hn- been estimate.I
Il lr"rn 5 d',DOJ Ia SIOu.0UO per nnuu ~.
nT" the present fiscal y, ar the e
was no staple and reliable way vi sav.
- sock "hCm 30 sUued. but now. by II
Ht.ics ii FArrful experImeLIs conducted
~ the request u the Montana uuthorI.
ties. the department. lns sbuAn rhM il II
till inb.ct CONSISTING OF ptrmaulnuutc
of puliah nd ~ulpnRte IT alunInum De
rr"mr l.! administered the greater part
II TIM iiss Oe averted. The action
II m ger nan Innatc ~ e OK diLu and
!cStr0! the poison still REMAINING unal,.
-nTUri ~ the stomach and this action
IL mi'm fled by the splphate Of aiu
nhunl, !Ar r"tsuI on Giants TINT r..
prni I" tins treatment nrr, ST. far III
~ Z airc,i, hrRspur and puls III ca ana
'wn plaut tint cause mosi oi u.
."H III NJ ninpa Report VI Seer, &.
~ ii AgriCul IRE.
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WESTERN CONGRESSMAN
ARE AGREED ON THE BILL.
An Irrigation Measure is Submitted that
Receives Their Support.

Representative Newlnnds has adj.
dressed the following letter to Wester.
Senators md Representative:
House az Representatives Washing
ton, d. G., Dec. -. 1901.
Dear sir:
At meeting uf the Senators. Rep.
reseL.tatives aud Deleg ltts rep eseul
my the following States and Terri cries.
viz. Nebraska. Krusas, Oklahoms,
North Dakota. South Dakota. Muniuna,
Wyoming. Uinh. ''ulordd", New Mrxico
Arizona, Nevada. Idaho, Wush mg,nn.
Oregon, California. held ON the 3r,i day
81 December. nm or. anizltiun was effect
ed 10y The seieoinU of Senator Francis
h Warren m Wyoming Ms Chairman
and Representative Ashton e. Shallen.
berger ~ Nebraska Us Secretary. At
iZr'i I" appnInt a committee rnnsistrup
Of one Senator, Rep sentative or Dele
cate from each Of the Il puve States md
Eerrl;"rit4, 1" winch Senator Warren
tF ~ ~ NsllblTillilDr lie IDllgbN l'lk
committee WIS selected:
N!"mmr. ~cnator +. r.. Warren.
,'mirman.
Nara kl, Nrn i u hi 'rT"h
D"Iah"rpa. > .r-pt" Flynn
Nn~,h DHSU;,. sen tar lianshrough.
6"t"E Da"'.ta, R-I5r~.rIa.tye Martin.
Mn.IInH, Sen .;or Gibson.
Wy"mhg. Rep reSentative Muude:l.
Utah. senator E~eatus.
Colorado. Rep '~esentative Shafrosh.
Mes NJ .Iiro. Delegate Roiey.
Arizona, D~"lcgate Smith.
Nc,adi, Rep esenrutive NewItnds.
secretary.
I'iahU. senator Dubois.
WISH lE.un, Repre- eniative Jones.
es II. X PIE sentative Ion .ue.
EalIIorui,, Senator Bart.
Kansas, RcpreseG alive Re,rler.
Fr- GomEItioe iumedi rrly ,uet and
hrg .'iz i with Sen ,iur Warren a.
rhirman. md lt-p rr.c"'ati.s New
Z .Id~ us Src ciurh.
IA l"!i al I,-I d.,,ly 49, on .'u.t-
ne Il II ~ age her i cong rss nd
~iiaHiii ~,unc!uic I ~ iaU n 10y = T. IL.
.Ig Senators W.:reI ,nd Ian .nrou.L
iHd 'i"pre.r"i..ii.c Shat 9th, i III Irii
md New nd rs a CON utte" ~ re-
"rsIrn win power To AL he cum nIt,e
together fur I'm Il ar 'nu. The co II
rmltiee Of revision has met and after
naklng certain formal rh ,nve4 Invnv
ny only brevity and clearer abatement,
presents the fuiloH NJ vised hu
the commute" IN revision also auth u
we'd The Secretary to call y meeting Of
the genera. c~.;mnItt,c for Tues lay. the
! Il iny u j 'nuIry, At light o'clock. at
~ on'm- II the CunInitire ON Claims
~ hat time liunl action will he taken
Oh liz hi!l, md 4 call will thereafter Il"
ra ie 'or Il euera me- It ng II al ihe
Senators md Rep rsenIative> from he
ar and Semi arid States and Terri
'"rirs {" aCI upon II.
10 nr Ter - cNrcli fiip action, il is
lerue,i advisable To send "a COPY 81 th,
mn :" ia III II the Senator md Repre-.
"ntntIve' from tile ariu and semi.arit
'itcs, md Ia invite suggestions and
criticism. Senators and Represents.
ties are nrkeri Il" present their views III
>utmg rs quickly Us possible. III order
'a' they may me fIlly consi lie ed by
the ""n,mIiter before the general meet
a IS uitor' nd R"p q entail o. ls
ca led.
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queer Nnmn..'

"fou can. talk all you, want Ia
about queer names, but I've got one
that caps them all," n Duluth Mimi
paper quotes II railroad man "a say.
ing. This mans nnme "a Thing.
and he's n preacher, too. Ito is
called Every Thing, Any Thing, and
sometimes amy old thing, but he
bears II all with n patient shrug.
Tic way he got his name 10 rather
amusing. He lives near, Zumbrota.
in Goodhuc county. When he was n
youth and his name was handed to
him Hog yes. spelled 10 same
way, and also pronounced that way.
After he engaged upon his minis
tcriol duties he did not care to DO
called a hog, so he asked that his
name he changed. He appealed TO
the district court, and the Judge
asked him what name he preferred.
He replied, saying anything would
do. Therefore, they gave him the
name Of Thing, and It is his for
Keeps. lie 10 tho pastor Of n pretty
little white church. with green
blinds. and everyone that knows him
says he Is n good Thing"
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Allos cough !" run uutil IL Iris
beyond The rnrh ~ medicine rln
often aoy. sob. IT viii wear away bni
III m"si caacs II wears tn ~ Away. Onid
they 10 induccd 10 Try the e~pcccEful
medicine called Kcmp'e ialsnm. which
ia sold % n positive guarantee Il" cnf"'
'lwy would Immediately sec the excl.
lent effect after tuiitnp the frat do
Prrw 2ic. aud SOC. Trinl si1c tree For
aaIc D., ElkO Drug co.
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r"-InI EmciiIIir. III 1900.

In ) not only vas ;hc field Of bu
ness enter prise restricted. but the Tran.
action of business within TINT field WIS
slow AMI ditficIit, says the AIlnuu.
The merchnnL KEEP, his own books, or
we WOULD have saI,. Ills W accouut.
wrote all his letters with "A quill AN
when they were written let the INK Or
10y srrinkling it with suud. There we
hen no envelopes, uo postage stamp
no letter boxes III the strerjF, no co
&c ION OF The innii. The letter wrIItel
he paper WAS carefully fOIiei. scale
with wax or wafer, addressed and rnr
RED Ia the post "iii ,p, where ppstag
WIS prepaid at rates which would no
seem rxtortIonatc. To sen IL lcIu
which was Il single sheet of paper. lar
or small. from Boston to New Yor ,
P~inlndelphia cost 1871 md to Washmi
an - cents; and This when the y
ihasIng power " II cen, wAs five tim
what II is at present. 70 carry Il let
from Philadelphia. tlirn the capital
he United States. t0 B Z III and hr
back an answer 10y rrtur.l mail wont
have consumed from II IL. l8 days. c
'ordmG 10 the season nf ,iip year
weather.
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mos women hate to spend new

Most women hate to spend new
money" says an observsnt sales
man, according to the Philadelphia
Record. II haven't the faintest
idea why this should be so, but
I've noticed IL often right here in
the store. a woman will make q pur-
chase and pull out her purse to pay the
bill, hut IL she happens to have to part
with n clean, crisp note in making up
the amount she looks greatly annoyed.
I've seen women with "wads Of bright
brand-new bills fustered when they
came to pay for purchases, because
they hadn't sufficient old money TO
meet the charges. They would dig out
the contents OF their purses and stow
the crisp notes TO one side, and, II they
couldn't scrape up the sum In n few
cases I've known them to go without
buying. Others will give utterancc to
little feminine ordinations OF dismay,
and will hasten TO pay r.the articles
selected In the new money. Then they
will march OFT with quite a show of in
dignation, just as IL they had been in
weighed into spending the money. I
know one man who always takes his
salary home in beautiful, clean certif.
Gates. He has caught on TO this pc
culiarity OF the sex, and ho says t.
saves him oil kinds Of money,
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The folio, ing is " Chinese j.ko: ID.

The toiloN Ing is " CHINESE jako:, ..
In II certain house therc VIVA II tai,
INT ammo, I'd every oun +! it's c0ntinum,
-qunllng. At last Il physician wa
nIied III. lie admiuis cred = i,ulu- Ut
he roo hing virtues " which he i,au
IHh opiuinn md offer Il to pnI
n lat in iae house to observe the elrec
ot MS remedy. After II few hours. hear
~ no noise. 'm cxclaine 1: "Gno /!
lie child Ia currdI7 -rce,- replied III,
'itcnd ut. "tlie chill haI indeed at,
ted crying. but the mother has begun
mourn"
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CLAIMS FOR MANGLE ISLAND.
Sovereignty ovor Them hnd Other
5 Small Islands .Aslertaa By. >.
Nicaragua.

The government OF Nicaragua has
recently put in n claim to sovereignty
over several groups Of small islands,
including the Mangle islands, lying
off the Atlantic const Of the tfsthmus
OF Panama, says the Washington Star.
The question arose when President
Loubet Of France recently gave his
decision as to the boundary between
Costa Rica and Colombia. The deci-
sion awarded to Colombia q consider
able part Of She territory in dispute,
including the valuable bay of Chiriqui,
on the Atlantic side, andra;so several
groups Of outlying islands which were
in dispute between the two govern
ments. When the inward was made
known Nicaragua came forward with
a claim Of ownership over the small
group of islands. 1t was answered
In behalf of Colombia that President
Lonbet had carefully gone over the
records establishing ownership, and
that these had failed to disclose any
authority on h part. of Nicaragua
to claim them. The negotiations have
not proceeded beyond this point: The
islands are rather unimportnnt except
for their strategic location off the
easterly entrance to any canal route
which may be chosen. For this reason
the controversy has received the at
tention of the isthmian canal commits
sion. which has not, however, had &C.
casion to take definite action on tho
subject.
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IFOtS SALE.

| have sixteen Pure Hooded Dur
ham Bulla, u year oil, for cal"
These bulls are all from II lh nougbred
farm in CnIitornis. For further pnrnc,
ulnrs call III or address.
THoM IS GWRPIv,
CUrau, Nevada.
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Salmagundi.

Tho Indications seem good for II
sioru.
Attorney George 5. Brown left last
night ior San Francisco.
lanes Clark. Tom Tenant. George
uuut.r and jim Campbell were mr.
,;,als from the west this ,nuTn,ng.
Sheriff Campbell returned Inst nivht
FINN a trip after sheep licenses. %"
s,cceadinr in collecting several hun
dred dollars.
TN. 3opnnzu claims tina the Epidemic
IN Topup,h has not been so bad as re-
norted. 1t says there has Deer but
s,pbt,en deaths all told.
/ n. Sanguinct writes from 5 ilrm.
Oregon, ,hmi he and his family are well.
Mr.. Sanguincl Wishes all his old friend.
health AMI prosperity.
tine specimen Of hies"l.uhr from
the Garlic deposit H. on exhibition at
the Drp"t Hotel. II IL pronounced u,
experts to be nearly the IRE article.
Gay No'"'P''e ." r'"" conn!
do"e "r P""'s y" ~ ."' t"r ue'
Ii gu ut taxa -M"u lay, he 40 IN y,
bill ~ The property "
The pr!to u y dep rtnIent will "a a.
nsue d uev past Il ard. II will bear
,. nt,'ur, ~ the lara Pee .IInnt Nj.
H' P'~'"'" " Nv e''e"' "c
h'lIe!' " III" VI" "c ou' e"r'H
"i' """'"'
Juhu Willis Baer will al ircss tn,
people ot Reno Thursday uiut w nt
W"p' Wv ~ ""'H'"'"" "
Inr"'" O"""" W '"e @'"'e
" H''"'"
The ISnEPEsD .Sr ack ,owicise- the
receipt OF ! aompli ueulury ticK.r TO he
concert aud dance tu be given b, the
Marine Bros. at the nepni Hotel Fri.
day rvenng. January 3lSt.
70
~. r,,L ,,t.E. .,h 49,, m.,',
.igneI his pal on ~ = :ei hr II III.
u ne p Mi = Ia ri. 4 Iii Urlru. ui
has ( mo ~ .r PnI ipnIn n ~ accept -
pDi GOn ~ priU"ph II an. ~ lie
.:hpnls III he 1t mdI.
rh,
h,rr tho ,s.,. ,r,o ,,,
and ,,r,o, .,d 4. -,I
atm, r,,.r - ..h .,,oI T,., ~,
hs., in .,,,.,a ,., H.,
mar. hut >; =. ,o
untI m 4, y;u ,., io,
Inn. ,ba ,,,,or ,,u ,
men, to,m
III L. ol 'ifH"h' i'"-iie"' 81 inc
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STATE or ONO. Cry or ToLEDo d.
Lt'cAS t'nuSrY

Gn
LuCAS t'uUSrY g.
FRASK !. tuESEY mikes oath that he
IL the senior partner 81 the firm ~ T.. j.
CnEHEY & Co. doing huHincss IN the CITY
of Toledo, Comfy aud SlNip ato!osaid'
aud that said iirm will nay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor cucl,
and ever! case ~ ChtHtrh that "aDnpi
he cured lp the usrot HAAS CArARni'
IuHE. FRANK j. CHENEY,
Sworn Ia before me aud subscribed
III my presence, this 9Th Hay ~ Dcccm'
Der. \. -, ltSG.
). ". Gleason.
HtH" Notary Public.
HALF Caiarth Cure N taken III
t~crnaIly and acIs diuclly On dr hl""t
and mucous Emiaus ~ III" system
Send Tor t,siiu.nhial,. fru,.
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How Arc Your RidneysI
Die siohls' srnragus rliIs cutcnii Kidney liis. sam.
'''eo' Add' sterling lIotnedy Co .ChicsgO or N. v.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

~. II. Wca an Insurance man. well
kuo :" 'lis stat. WIS arrested III
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u" cha ge IT Gu,tw2zl ~ md 'IcStm
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The ritter trom tho carrier md y,'fu =,
DESTROYED i Tie WWs he'll under 40"
b nh pending liS hchrng on f%"brunr!
10Th.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

\ lannon's canine crinricr, is !" H..
'' on behind the summer ,la =. ~ Pr
kong, where l.0nl dogs. The pets Of the
vIl"us u,.natch@ ~ CHINA, are laiI Ia
rc+i. Each animal has II monument
erected I" il, -riut Of thom hrInR al
Icor,, liver aud .pld
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1902-01-24

Hot water was struck Yesterday 10 u"
Srprks min" ut WrdeHmd City. Mr..
Sparks wear Is smiie ~ sntisiacImn and
mining men nr" agreed TINT this il the
best sign ~ pc maucncy TINT haa ever
been fuunh in the mine. NJ rrdiraircus
are That u lnrge md permanent body Of
,ulphiic or, is nj hand Journal.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-10-23
Lives Lost by Lightning.

No doubt because Of the grandeur
of the thunderst torn, the. brilliant
flashes of the lightning and the loud
noise of the thunder, the large MAJOR
ity of the human race is timid and nerv.
Gus and stands in fear of lightnin
Notwithstanding the common belief
that lightning is very dangerous the
total number of persons killed in a
given summer in this country is ex-
tremely small in comparison with the
population. The number also varies
largely from year to year, the last
year having witnessed an unusual num-
Der of deaths from this cause. The
general average seems to be about one
death to 100000 of the popula ton each
summer from lightning. Thousands of
people struck by lightning have been
allowed to die for lack of attention.
The rule is that artificial respiration
should be brought about at once. Tho
clothes should be loosened and the
well-known movements of the arms
and chest made to bring about natural
breathing. s-s