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Luxembourg.
Observation-Disclosures Bank.
GreenviIIe commencement.

neering was second. with Isl. There were
fifty-siN advanced degrees awarded.
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Ithaca. n. Y. June 1S.-The commence
ment exercises of Cornell University were
| held to-day. No honorary degrees were con-
Ierred.
There were sos diplomas awarded. The
greatest number of students were graduated
In arts, there being Isl: mechanical enSi-
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Turkey In Europe).

STANTINOPLE-fmperlal Ottoman Bank
Observation-Disclosures Lyonnais a.
C0NS1 ANTI NIPLE-Thomas Cook & Son. u
rue Cabristan-
PERA-Imperial Ottoman Bank
acknowledgements Ottoman Bank. r..
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ELOPING COUPLE POSTPONE
RETURNING TO PIQUED PARENTS

Bride Fred Reid of Ferguson and the Bride
groom of Thomas L. Curre of St Lous-Guess
Home of a Friend Since Ma rrage Last Monday.
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ITALY +,

RELLAGIo-Achille Stoppani
BDLOLNA-Isuisi Gavaruzzi 4 &c.
ERINDlSl-ThoHlas Cook & Son
BERGAMo-Banca Commerciae 1taliana.
CATANlA-A: W. Elford & Co.
cOaO-Clerici. Molteni & Co., banauiers
FIoRENcE-Banca CoriulerciaIe Italiana
FLORENCE-French. Lemon & Co.
F'LpRENCE-MsGuay & Co.
ELoRENCE-kuster & Co.
FIORENCE-ThOEIas Cook 4 Son.
GENoA-Banca Comnerciale Italiana.
GENOA-Granet Brown & Co.
GENOA-ThOmas Cook & SON Via caviolf
LEGHORN-Banca Commercials Italana.
LEGEORN-Alfred Lemon & Co.
MESSlNA-Bsnca Commercials Itaiana.
M1LAN-Banca Commercials Italiana.
MILAN-Bessi & Co. banquiers.
MlI.AE-Thonas Cook & Son. Via A. Manxoai
NAPLES-Holme & Co. Via Flavio Giota.
NAPLES-W- ]. Turner & Co. 81 Santa Lucia
NAPLESE. G. Vickers & Co. Via vittoria.
NAPLES-Thomas Cook & Son, Piazza del Mar
tiri.
PADovA-Banca Commercials Italiana.
PERUGIA-Kuster Co
PISA-Banca Commercials 1taliana.
PISA-Maquay 6 Co.
POM%Banca Commercials Italiana.
ROME-Sebasti & Reali. Piazza di Spazna-
ROME-Plowden & Co.. Palace Colonna. 50 B.
Apostoli.
ROME-Ad Roessler. Franz & Figli Condotu.
RcMEThomas Cook & Son.
SAN REMo-Asquasciati freres. banquerA
SAN REMO-A. Rubino. banouier
SANONA-Banca Commercials ltaliana.
SiENA-Maquay & Co.
TURIN-Ranca Commerciale ItaliaEa-
TUR1N-kuster & Co.
VENICE-Ranca Conmercials ItaIiana-
TEEICE-Thomas Cook Son. Piazza San
Marco.
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HAPPENINGS IN ILLINOIS
CITIES AND TOWNS.
Examination of Teachers,

relatives and friends, The total amount
contributed to the floyd relief fund is ST.
All O.
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NORWAY,

BERGEN-Thomas Cook Son. Summer sss-
only)
CHRISTiANIA-centralba for Norge
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GREAT BRITAIN and IRELAND
ENGLAND AND WALES.

LoNDoN-rarr's, Banls; Limited, Head Office.
bartholomew lane. E. c.
Metropolitan Branches:
81 Threadueedle street. Z. C.
II Lombard street. f, G :,
Sir Samuel Scott Bart, x Co. branch
Cavendish square. W
Battssssa Pa,S 2 20 yic11 9Ibo road is J"
BronGesbury. $50 High road. n. W.
camden Town; 1Gi Htsh street i, n; MTr.talpar
Chelsea. Ii sloane square. s. W.
Ch!swick is Pavement. 49,
f fslg eoa g H III E s,Tfs csur road W.
finfhsaGs / t GraSd Pa Ss y
KensIngtcn. IS High street. W.
Kingston Thames. late shrubso!e & Co.
Noting atfns'f Hill "a High street, W:
Regent street , ;;s Resent Th ssFf Pavement,
s,TssiSan IS is t High road S. w.
HsRsr Moowsy $40 s, H9ll9w syfss. n W.
Credit Lyonnais:
. L9RSa5a street; E charns Cross, w
Thomas Cook &. Son:
% Grace Church street E. c.
81 Cheaps!de E. G.
Ludgate circus, E ca
u cocSspur street, charins Cross S. W.
oEsGonTt csarns ns G5ets e "
prpyENtJEAD-Parr's Bank. Limited.
BiRMINGHAM-Parr's Bank, Limited. o'o
ERfSalDfFoRD-Thomas Cook Son.
Observation-Disclosures Cook & SON. ,,,
CASTLE TOWN ISLE OF MAS'-faf' BANK
S,HEsTER-Parr's Bank Limited. East Gate
DERRY-parr's Bank. Limited. q Corn Market.
DOUGLAS ISLE OF MAN)-Parts bahA' Hi'ii-
HiASTINGs-Parr's Bank: Limited.
HTLI-Thomas Cook SON
LEEDS-ThouIas Cook & son.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook & son. r,,,.
iJVERPOOI-Parr' Bank. Limited Cas'i'
LfvERPoo-Parr's Bank. Limited. Great Char
NiSS:NiSCHaiEssTER-Pa-r's Bank, Limited - King
MATT lock BATH-Parr's Bank. Limited Co
NEWCASTLE,tpS.r-,dio i, n s'C COX e SON.
RHYi-Parr's Bank. Limited C., us-x..
sHEFFIELD-Thomas COOK S'".
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cook Son. 81 High
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MALT 4,

vALETTA-Thomas Cook Son. 3os STR
Reale.
vALETTA-Anslo-EEypt Bank.
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PORTUGAL

IISRON-london and Brazilian Bank. Limited.
OPORTO-London and Brazilian Bank, Limited
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DENMARK,

Handels-og Landburgsbank
jobenhavas Handesbank.
ERSJERG-Handesbank Ebsjerg.
observation-disclosures l Odense-
RANDERs 1 Randers.
Handelsbanks FIJI Ronne.
Observation-Disclosures l Eiborg.
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FINLAND.

-Forenings-Banken l Finland,
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19
GIMME FADDEN STORIES
MASTER FADDEN, THE LITTLE DUKE, TAKES TO
LETTER WRITING
Chmme, Thereby Meets Football Star, and Profits
Much-Duchess Gets HOrrid Shock as
to Modern Educational Ways.

great write, Cat boy is. Dear Dad, -
he writes, Il am getting en- fire. I
want foot ball suite. also a nose gard.
Mine is sore. Yure loven Napoleon. D..
3. Nose CARDS is fer the nose when You
buck the center, and the other boys
hits first. c. n. E. F.
/ was UP against what rose guard
was till kiddie explained; but den l
see dat if our boy was to come to his
loving parents wit a face dat wouldn't
put de bull pup out of de running Tor
good looks, nose guard was on de
programme.
So I make light touch on Duchess
in de cause of education. and I goes to
de shop where dey sells what foot
balleIs has to have in DER business.
and l says TO de C,Cik Il wants nose
guard.
For yourself?" he says. piping of
my face and reaching for de biggest
bot on &c shelf.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

Net exactly for me-" says. For
mc second edition." | says. ard he
tumb,es
was rubbc: ing around de shop
when q lad built like snow pillow.
gives me de asking eye. and 1 mods
friendly. and he cones UP. and says.
Excuse mo for net knowing You at
cnce.' he says polite. But de last
time L seen you. you had on a nose
guard. head shield, and ear pro;ec-
tors a bar1aged eye. and q torn and
muddy jacket; - 1 didn't quite make
cut tc be sure till I heard y0I speak.
Dat was a lively game ell rcight." he
says. smiling pleasantly. II hope l
didn't holt you cat time I kicked you
III de cheek, ana our eris scrubbed
your face in de gravel. and de tackles
jumped c. your spine"
On, TO. l says. wondering wedder
he Wa bug house. or only coming me.
Not 4 bit dc wcisc for me spine"
says ''Hcw's yours?''
Great" he s2ys. II hope you arc
On your team. and well meet again"
he says Il remember you well. now
dat l hears you speak, and sees YOU
walk; AID l am glad to see you out OF
uniform Are you training, o. will you
have little drink
But" I says | tumblcs dat he mis-
took me for folly he had run up
against in some game &C fpct ball lat
year. and so as rot to disapp2int him.
laugh; I'd let it go at dat.
So we waltzes over to bar. where
he gays. as easy as if he was calling
Tor zwei steirs. "A quart. here, bar
Keep. and lively, if you please
wei, l seen by de way de- barkeep
gets busy, end hustles quart of fiz.
and smiles. ard tells de lad outside OF
de bar tC solve it to us az a table, and
De sharp about it, dat me new fren
was kind Of a star, and l makes a bluff
tc go Tor a sandwich. and I asks de
barkeep on &C quiet who was be side
partner.
He looks at me like Id asked him
who JeffIies, or Mr.. Roosevelt was
and he says. Why. Chimmie." he
says, him knowing me. why. Chin
ME, he says, "dat's Buck Sentcr,"
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19
LEsaL zovERrIsEMENrs.
ARTICLES OF INCORPORATION
THE LAKE ORION AMUSEMENT
COMPANY.

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE
PRESEN That we, whose hands are
hereunto affixed, do hereby associate
ourselves together for the purpose OF
forming Il corporation under the laws
of the Territory of Arizona. and to that
end make the following statement:
First: The names of the corporators
are John Winter. Hugh Connolly ami
Edwin y. Barnhart. and the name of
the Corporation Shall be THE LAKE
ORION AMUSEMENT COMPANY
The principal place i'll which the bust
ness of said corporation within the
Territory of Arizona is to be transacted
is Phoenix. Maricopa county. Arizona
and the principal place of business OF
said corporation outside the Territory
of Arizona shall be the village of Orion,
Oakland County, State of Michigan at
which meetings of Stockholders and
Board of Directors may be held, and the
Corporation may have such branch Of
ices either within or without the Ter
rltorN OF Arizona as may be established
by the Board of Directors.
Second: The general nature of the
business proposed to be transacted by
this Corporation is as follows:
To make contracts: to purchase,
lease. bond. locate or otherwise acquire,
own. sell. exchange or otherwise dis
pose of, pledge, mortgage, hypothecate
and deal in real estate and any and all
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19
Copyright, 1903. by Robert Howard
Russell)

Il am much interested in de sub
ject Of education says MI. Paul. and
I'm linking of writing a letter to dc
papers about it, and I would, 'cept dat
l has not wrote a letter for SO long
I'm not wise at de game"
''Eere is too much education" says
Wkiskars. DE people is all becoming
Nannychists, and socialblist. and free
traders, and all wicked tings because
dey knows tco much tc be good, and
not enough to be wise"
Desc is wods OF WISDOM" says Mr.
Paul. Il know dat what you say is
true, because 1 was reading in de pa
pers dat de English farms is gone to
de bad for dat dere is no farmers-no-
BODY knowing enough to farmland de
American farms is going to de bad be-
cause de boys knows toe much to stay
on de sci, ard comes to de pavements
of our cities"
Say, dis education game is getting
on Inc, too. l gets letter from little
Duke, what is our kddie. and he is
raking down. education wit bcte feet
Fcist he writes me, Dear Dad" he
writes, Il am doing well l want Il
pair o: hoxen g!uves. Yure loven
mesnapo!eoHermet- . pairs. The
other boys is hard"
So goes to Duchess, and l asks her
would she unbelt de price. 'P'chee!"
she says, Sure" ard never asks no
questions, except was boxing gloves
needed in an American gents educa-
ton.
tells her dat if kiddie didn't get de
gloves he would be put at de foot of
de class every recess, and she pungles
Ike mice.
Den l gets anod1er letter from little
Duke. and he writes. Dear Dad he
writes, u am getting on fine. 1 want
some cort plaster and arneky. Tell
dear Mama hankies is fine for band
ages. Yure loyen Emmett"
l didn't bcider Duchess about Gis
part of de lads education. desc tings
being in my line. and easy to get from
Eousekeeper's oloset..
Der I gets anodder letter. He's a
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

ing strings g the waist put on q fitted
yoke CT silk or muslin and hook it at
the back with fat plaits. Such a petit
coat can be fern under every house
gown.
SCma women will find that the ruffied
underblouse is = charming innovation
to give curves to the figure. The
ruff1es are either o. tafTeta or thin
muslin and are made to run from arm
hole to arrnhole. They are tucked and
un!irel, and edged with lace. If or,
desires. they can be headed by bending,
through which is run broad colored
ribbon, tici in large bows ct the arm
holes.
Unless you have tried such a slip
under an unlined blouse you have no
idea how effective and graceful it is.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

is in the infirmIy, row. / like chol. If
l 90 to college / will be IT. yure lOVen
Emmett p. s. Tel! dear mama a boy
sed l was dude ;or haven 81 many
hankies. he is now or the eide line
! shows &C Riddles letter TO Mr.. Paul,
and he says he is glad de boy is TAX
ing so kindly 20 education. Desc
folks" he says, dat writes letters to
de papers about over educating our
youts is wandering in the biackness of
Carl-ness. / shall tell housekeeper to
end your son two pies. tc encourage
him in his studies: and write to de
principal OF de school dat de boys fad
der is a fren OF Buck Senter. Dat will
Insure de lad de kind attention from
principal ard teachers he seems able
tc insure for himself from de odder
boys. Let US rejoice he says, dat
dough dark clouds may gather over de
future cf state. church an Wall street,
de future CT Joining is in safe hands
and shoulders. De side lines will find
DER recruits, row, as always; but dc
bulwark of our institutions are slfe.
while de nose guard preserves its in
teGIity." he says, turning in few b. 9
wCi1s for 1u,l measure" and de arniuu
bottle holes cut to bc:n. De futur .
=
Jefcrscns; but while we is producing
Buck Senters de march of progress
carrot be stopped until we has con-
quered the whole woild. Chames, such
thoughts induces a thoist."
So I pulls de plug from a pint for
Nh Paul. and chases off In tell Ouch
ess dat our boy was going to march
to progress till he owned de cart.
I didn't tell her. I found her in our
1oCn1 kicking her heels through de
carpet. and using langwudge what l
was glad was in form dago, for | know
rom de sound of il I'd love Duchess
more if l didn't understand anything
but de general gait she had struck
not dc particulars.
When she'd come to eonugh TO talk
English, ] says. Woman" L says,
What's happened yCu?"
Mon enfant. Mon dieu."
Make it American, you are well
enough" l says.
What horried ting is dis she says,
and TASTES d photograph at me.
P'chce, it was kiddie, i'll de full uni
form Buck had give him; and besides
DAT he had enc arm in a sling, one
cheek patched wit co,t plaster. one
eye bandaged. but he wore a smile dat
was lovely to see. No one but his
parents could tell him from some Cd
ders in de picture; he was much like a
rag doll dat had gone trough de ash
dump, trun out to sea, and washed
ashore at CCney Island.
Kiddie had sent Il letter wi: de pic
ture, and dis was what it said-copy
it:
Dear mama. l take my pen in a
boys hand who is a fren because my
hands are sore tC tell you I am well
and hope you will like the fotograf a
teacher took of US whom we done up
the other ChGl AIS me making a toch
down but getting takeled the mex tri.
Plese send me more h1nkies for the
Boys like them when hurt which is
frequent and the PIE | want most is
pies. If l had ii dog | cud keep him
in the barn. TO cats. Mr.. Buck Senter
gave me his picture by letter and all
the boys want to see, but l make them
pay five cents 9 look. no promises
taken. yure Ioven son & capten En-
net.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

same line as him, and as he seems glad
to tink so, l didn't want to tlun no
disappointment into him, and waits to
get me cue.
Noting in de new rules" he says.
Not a ting" says I.
Just as many chances for slogging
as ever"
Just de same" says I.
DE more open c. play. de more
chance you has tC pick out de felly you
has it in for, to put him on de SIDE
lines
Sure" I say@. wishing dat kiddie
had put IRE wise on more tirg5 dan
he had. Den 1 sees dat it was up to
NE to make some sort of crack on
me own account, and l says, DE side
lines is for dudes" l says, and looks
to see was dcre anything in de bottom
of me- glass.
"Dere you're right" he says. Desc
reformers would have more license to
talk about modifying de rules if it was
dem. not us. dat has to take de punish
ment.''
DE reformers is Willies," l says,
sticlling to ne line OF argument. see
ing dat l had made good, and afraid
to so fishing for more points.
"Dey is just dat-Willes!" he says.
Say. I'm CAD you haven't noting
against me for dat nasty spill l gives
20. when I tackled you low de time
you got around cur lett end. and would
made a touchdown if l hadn't been in
de way
Don't mention it," says I. Il likes
a spill as well-as we'll as 1 like a
glass of &c boy"
BY George says he. lnotioning de
lad to fetch anodder bot. "dat's de
kind of talk. I want to play ball wit
Il man who don't tink foot ball is
checkers. Are you playing back again
dis yeaI ?"
Back again. I says. Are you
back again."
Man alive; 1 never was back"
Here all de time?' | asks, wonder
ing what made him look so Woody
Say. cid chap" he says, What's
Ge joke" Let me in on de fun. You
know where 1 played last year; right
tackle
Sure 1 says. smiling wise, but
sak..g noting more till 1 could get
next t. de proposition again. Sure"
Didn't I see you buying 9 nose pro-
tector? What pattern did you get?
Let's see it,
Dere was where I forgot mescif. I
passes out de Ginky ting: he looks at
it. den he looks at me nose, den he
whistles soft. and den he says, Going
to have 4 slice Of your nose cut off?
Dis won't go over one side OF de one
you has in the middle of your face
now"
1 was thinking what lire of talk I'd
pass out to square myself. when de
barkeep butts in. He's been dying to
get cut from behind de bar to get iE
our chit chat. but he was too busy Till
den. He waltZes UP. and he says as
delighted wit himself as de bull pup
when he gets a hold on de cats tail.
he says, Mr.. Senter, shake hands wild
me frer. Chimmie FadGen; Chimnio
shake hands wit Mr.. Senter. Have q
cigar on &c house, gents
Say, MI. Buck Senter is all right, all
right. Foist. he gets red. den he
laughs like he'd fall off his seat, and
he says, "On me void" he says. you
is de dead ringer fer what's-his-na name.
nat playeti-holG en-: is dis on c. 1evel:
Amt you Sandy Bull, CT Princeyard?
No? We. Chimmie, I'm delighted.
T'rot out your cigars, but dey is on ne.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

/ might Known, dough-" he goes on
piping me off close. SANDY is bit
tougher in his language dan you is,
but it is de build dat fooled me. Drink
up, and split anodGer bot wit me. I'd
get trun off de team if coach knowed
/ broke training like dis; but dere's
a lot of nonsense about desc training
rules"
Well, we has gaily-gaily times for an
hour or two; me taking me new fren
trough de Bowery and showing him
some tings he said he'd never dreamed
o. in his philosophy, l suppose, dat de
dream books at his college was back
numbers.
Before he says ia ia. me fren, all of
q student. says, Il say, old chap, he
says. what &c deuce is dat nose pio-
tector for anyway"
So tells him about kiddie and shows
him de youngsters letter. He was
tick!ed to deaf wit de letter. and makes
a copy of it, to show his college frens.
Den he says dat kiddie writes like de
real stuff; and dat we must see dat h.
went to his college when he was old
enough: for it was lads dat begun dc
game when dey was kids dat dey was
looking Tor. Den he takes me back to
Go store, ana = Cnee. ne blcWS kluIlc
off to Il whole box Of tricks dat is worn
In de game and has EN- sent to kid
dies school wild de compliments OF
Buck Center"
didn't tell Duchess about dat fo~
many of dc tings Buck buys for de
klddIe makes me wonder if dc game
wasn't woise dan being put IN 4
straight jacket and a diving bell at
de same time, and Duchess might not
like dc proro sitionA and stop de lads
education entirely&
But 1 writes Die about it on de
Ger, but to VIZ to me what kind of
a hit he made mis- new outfit. 1 gets
Dear D Riddle writes. I'm get
ting on the things the Crate
Buck sentN bot for me has put me at
the he'd. l am captain, boss, and
president. tic biggest boy in chol give
Inc hat of his pie from home The
boy / stuck the nose gard into his eve
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19
SUMNER FRockS AS GOWNS.
With UndersIi3s, Waists and Skirt of
China Silk.

AIrcaC.,t these who must wear Innings
to the thin summer gowns are getting
ready the underslps that will carry
these frCs.ks through the winter.
The thickness OF thcsa is according
to the thinness IF your skin.
Those who are not easily chilled are
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

Is it?" I says. What's his trade p.
Go on" he says.
'On de level" L says.
Ask ne what Jim Corbett's trade
is he says. Buck Sentor in dc foot
ball champcen,"
Den l trmblcs. ] gees to de table,
and looks over de rim Of mo glass, and
l sees dat deere was 70 cen about him;
dat he thinks / was some star i'll de
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19
AS a Remedy.

A man whCsc s,eep had been much
disturbed by the bowling. on his own
fence. CT his neighbours cat went at
last in Gispair to lawyer.
There the cat sits every night on
my fence" the sufferer explained. and
he yowls and yowls and yowls. New,
I don't want to get into any trouble
With my neighbors, for l am a lover of
peace, but 1 would like TO know if I'm
not jus titled in putting a step to it,
Certainly replied tho lawyer.
81 am well within ny rights If I
shoot the cat then
"Un1. veil. I would hardy like to
say that" answered thu lawyer. The
cat does net be'c25 to you, as 1 under
stand the case?''
NO
Ar the fierce does?"
Yes
We. then. I think l may say that
you have a perfect right to pail down
the fence. "-CasselTs London Journal.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19
Ar the fierce does? ?"

Let US have peace said the Eng
lish invader. Can Jou not see that
the white strangers love the red menu
All! yes" replied the Intelligent In
dian. - they love the very ground we
walk upoc. '-Philadelphia Press.
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

There is at least this good thing in
having a school teacher around; a
man never has to get up to look in the
Ctionary.-Atchison Globe
Arizona republican., 1903-10-19

The he'd. / am captain, boss, and
president. tic biggest boy in chol give
Inc hat of his pie from home. The
boy l stuck the nose gard into his eye
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-09
Where Very Small
Sums Have Made
Big Money.

s25 invested in the Isabella" I'm 90 Is
now worth $4,000, and has paid $3.50 in
dividends
SIS invested In the Jackpot In % is
now worth 10000 and has paid $1,000 in
dividends
$50 invested in the wolverine" Copper
In 90 Is now wsrth S2000.Co
90 invested In the "Basslc' realized g.
5000 ia about 30 days
800 invested In the Gold Coin" in "a
is now worth 10000 and has paid 81 900
In dividends
t10O invested In the 'Elkton" realized t5.-
5000 IN about 60 days
500 invested In the Green Consolidated"
Two years ago Is nov worth s. 70OOO in ad-
dition 10 large dividends.
500 Invested IN the Butte & Boston" In
S6 is now worth $500
800 invested IN the United Verde" IN 90
is now worth $4,000. and the company Is
now paying si.2OO oOOOO per annum IN divl-
dends
800 invested IN the Homestake" when
the stock had reached par, 81 per share. Is
now worth s2g 10000
II you owned 800 shares in the calumet
Hecla. Il would mean an income OF $1,000
per annum
II you owned 500 ir tho Boston & Mon
tana, It would mean an Income OF 5000 d
% per annum.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1903-10-09
Saved His Life.

] w. Davenport, Wingo, Ky, writes,
June IA. 1902: Il want to tell you
believe Ballard's Snow Linlment saved
my life. I was under the treatment
of two doctors, and they told me one
of my lungs was entirely gone, and
the other badly affected | also had a
lump in my side. | don't think that
could have lived over two months
longer. was induced by friend to
try Ballard's Snow Liniment The first
application gave me great relief; two
fifty cent bottles cured me sound and
we'll It is a wonderful medicine and
1 recommend it to suffering human.
ity." 25c soc, s 90
Sold by f. B. Lille & Co.