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.DOINGS OF A DAY
IN TERRITORIAL
LEGISLATURE
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wharves that are at present in an un-
safe condition, more particularly, the
Oceanic wharf, which will require i'm
mediate repairs to make it safe for yes
sells to dock there. Under the head OF
repairs and furniture, Government
building, your Committee would advise
that the amount be appropriated in two
specific appropriations, viz, repairs,
$4,000, and furniture. $500. All OF the
other items included in the request of
this Department. your Committee rec
ommend that they PASS as asked for.
The Department of Public instruction
the following amounts are required:
| Reform school, general expenses, food,
clothing. TOOLS etc, 81. 400; stationery
and incidentals, $500. Total, $4,000.
! We find in this Department that the
appropriation for support of Reform
School is almost exhausted, and that
the amount as requested will be necas-
sary TO carry on the school to JuL-e 80,
1903. The appropriation made by the
last Legislature was on basis Of forty
pupils in the school, and at the present
time there are seventy, hence the short
age in the appropriation. On the item
of stationery and incidentals, your Com
mittee recommend the appropriation of
81, 900.
In the Department of Public Lands,
your Committee recommed that the
appropriation of $500 as asked for be
granted.
FOR BOARD OF HEALTH.
In the Board of Health Department
the following amounts are asked to be
appropriated: General expenses, $4,000;
disinfectants and vaccine, $40; fumiga-
ton expenses, $4,000; segregation and
treatment of lepers, $4,000. Total. SPA
$40
In regard to the amounts asked to be
appropriated by this Department, your
Committee recommend that the total
amount as asked for be allowed.
In regard to the Fire Claims, the
amount asked to be appropriated for
the expenses of payment of claims, $685.
900. is a very important one and your
Committee recommend the insertion of /
this amount in the Emergency Appro-
priation Act. Your Committee would
state that this amount will have to
be appropriated before anything will be
done on the issuing of the $500, 900 worth
of bonds passed by Act of Congress. +,
Your Committee feel that it is so i'm
portant that the work of issuing these
bonds and placing them so that the
claimants may be paid the full amount |
of their awards as passed by the Fire
Claims Commission, that the appropria- |
ton of $4,000 should be made, and |
while the amount may seem large. it
reed not necessarily all be drawn, but
will allow a margin in case of emer-
gency
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FREE POSTAGE STAMPS.

Keliinof then introduced a resolution
providing that all Representatives be
provided with postage stamps. He said
that he had received many letters from
constituents. and as each demanded
an answer he thought the charge should
be against the Territory. There was no
objection, though Speaker Beckley sar-
castically remarked that he hoped the
remainder of the appropriation would
be devoted to his stamp account, so he
would not have to buy any more
stamps for the coming two ears.
Purdy asked for $4,000 for a portable
rock crusher for Hamakua: $4,000 for
a stone bridge at Hiilawe, Waipio; and
$12. 800 for roads in Waipio valley,
reaching to Puaahuku.
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NEW ZEALAND LAND BILL.

Wright gave notice TIA. ne would
introduce a bill giving the government
the right to conderin waste or uncul-
tivated lands and to make them part
of the public domain. This is an adap-
tation of the New Zealand land law.
Andrade gave notice of and was per-
mitted to introduce bills as follows,
they passing first reading by title:
Amending the act relating to exemption
of wages, making one half such wages
exempt; providing for collection of
debts from government beneficiaries
relating to divorce, separation, and an
nulment of marriages.
Knudson also introduced the bill for
reorganization of the judiciary.
TO MAKE MANY LAWYERS.
Kaniho presented resolutions calling
for $1,000 for repairing the road from
Hoopuloa to MiloIii, South Kona; IS, COO
for road from Kawaihae kai to Pu-
ako; $50, 900 for a road from Mahukona
TO Pololu, in North Kohala.
Kaniho also introduced bill proYid-
ing that all persons having had licenses
to practice in district courts for three
years preceding shall be given license
to practice in all the courts of the
Territory.
Vida asked for an appropriation of
$4,000 for water pipes in Kalihi and
$1,000 for repairs to the royal mauso-
leum.
Wright gave notice that he would
introduce bill providing that % per
cent of all government realizations be
set aside as a sinking fund for pur-
chasing private lands for homesteads.
Fernandez introduced his bill, which
passed first reading. providing for
right of action for damages for death
caused by wrongful act. neglect or de-
fault.
Kealawaa introduced a resolution
asking for information concerning the
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KALAMA WANTS APPRoPRIA-
TIONS.

Kalama introduced a series of reso-
lutions for money for schools and roads
as follows: Schools at Makawao. 81. 600;
Halehaku, $500; Keomuku, $500; vari-
Gus cottages, $500; roads at Wailuku,
$4,000: from Waikiki to KahuIui,
$4,000; Spreekelsville to Kahului, Sc, 900:
same to Paia, s1O.5OO: from wailuku to
Maalea Bay, s21, 600; Puuhele to Kihei,
$4,000; new bridges, $3.50; and roads
$4,000; for general roads on Southern
Maui, $50, 300.
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land patent OF w. waiwai of Kalapaua
district of Puma.
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suspension of rules these were pre-
sented- The first deals with the illicit
distilling of spirituous liquors, fixing
the penalty at $500 fine and imprison-
ment not exceeding one year. The sec
ond provides that none but citizens
shall be employed on public works, and
fixes a penalty for infringement. The
third creates the office OF Transports
ton Commissioner, at a salary of 50. 900
per year, the officer to be elected. with
deputies at Honolulu and Hilo, to have
supervision over all transportation
companies, to look over rates and
methods Of doing business
Puloa gave notice that he would in
troduce certain bills, and the rules were
suspended and the bills received and
passed the first time One fixes the
extreme penalty of larceny in the first
degree at ten years, and for second
degree larceny at nine months impris-
onment and fine not exceeding $1,000
Penalties for malicious injury are pro-
vided by the second bill.
REORGANIZATION OF JUDICIARY.
Knudson gave notice that he would
introduce bills providing for the re-
organization of the judiciary depart
ment, by amending sections 2, 5, 6. Is,
p. g. 80 Gas amended by act 10 of the
laws of 1900. 81 (as amended by act
of the special session of 1880. SO (as
amended by act 2 of laws of 1880, SO,
81, SO Gas amended by act Sc of the laws
of 1889. 40. 3d. IS Gas amended by act
II of the laws OF 1896, 50, II, "a Gas
amended by section of act 4 of the
laws of 1899, IS and 80. and repeating
sections 25, 2S, "a and IS thereof.
Paeie was given leave to introduce
bills. which passed first reading. as
follows: Defining and providing for
any influencing or attempting to infu-
ence voters; providing qualifications
for persons elected or appointed to Off |
ees in the Territory.
Puloa asked for $1,000 for the Kau
court house and $500 for the jail there. |
Wright proposed appropriations for |
rock crushers for North and South |
Kona and Kohala, setting forth that |
the roads there needed top dressing just
as much as city streets.
6oili asked for $4,000 for the court
house and Jail at Waialua.
Haia proposed for roads: Muolea 10 |
Hama, $4,000; bridge. Honopou. $780,
bridge. Holowa, $1,000; bridge at Wal
oio, $500.
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FINANCIAL.

roLpi GoLDl GOLD, WE ARE e., ot rr.,,a,ss
" for safe slie Trrasrry Stock OF m se.,,.
Mining Co and sire aI.xiorrs TO place ti'i ,n'oa,, ,
ton in the hands of every iIdividusi wno IN Iii,
or little money To invest Tic mines ~
Ioulpapy are located ia Culpeper COUNTY; nv
about midway between CulpePer ooaf. l,o t I,,n
Frrerir slurr and between the Rapiuh .au ' ,l
hammock Rivers TREY only u ines iIo,a ,nr
inpfun on the Southern railroad ana ~ -, 10,
IN from The Wilderness battlefield lney saas -
royeu 10 ct,.,iain yasi quantities oil s,iphpeS . -
wing n gold value of fon = TO so per loii, , a. No.
eraI average would indicate the value oil ht e.' 90 ~,
ION Ii is pro,,t STD Ia sell ie Ire;isut! -, ,r
shares and nstyi ,lofsna;ion pi;t VIII, 20 10
10 treat 20 tons per day We have the w., can
hes, mining experts the assertion Una. . ~ ne,
he mined and treated cost c nct 10 fi,o, iha
Ion, IL is believed for experience fs SHOW ata;,.,I
ore inc eases IN volume and value as dein iii Vr
cold was mined in this section be,o,e me ;,a,ca c
and many an old solGier will recall me ~ Iii;
The fact observed by him while passing @
section i'm the days Of a. We eSlef' 'e," mil;
nlenIs when modern methods of mining AM i, T.hs
are ii,truduced to show most gratifying oupt nj
Powha,an Mining &C. has expended a ~, % nrnyinr
lncney in the purchase of the mines anu IA ry md
their extent and vaae. The officers anu 49, ,hs
present stot nclGers have. by resolution r h,;ns
rreasurv Stock preferred stock. TO the eNeiia u,
entitled q, preference dividend OF SIX per ce az ,,,s
lie other stock of HE Company can t Of The
mel earnings We the sole agents icr uie S 80 NJ
Treasury stock and invite correspondent. w. w
Siye a Co Investment Bankers, 6is 81 ~ '"
Washington, ID. G..
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PAINTS.

DAINT WITHOUT OIIs-REMARKABLE DIS
covery That Cuts Down the Cost Of Paiat Seventy
five Per Cent. Free Trial Package is Mailed 10
Everyone Who Writes. A. L. Rcc. a prominent man
ulncturer OF Adams n. y, has discovered a process
OF making new Kind Of paint without the use Of
oil. lie calls ii P0ytrpaint II comes TO the farmer
dry powder. and all that Is required is cold water
make paint weather proof fire proof and ms durable
oil paint It adiberes TO any surface wood stone or
brick spreads and looks Ike oil paint and about
one.fuurtli much Write 10 Mr.. A. l. Rice ManuCr
40 North g., Adams, y. " giving the name OF the
dealer from whom you buy your paints Mr.. Ioe will
send you free friai packngc also color card and full
many dollars. Write today.
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FOR SALE AND EXCHANGE.
REAL ESTATE.
lust THINK OF 1T.

lust THINK OF IT.
- II will be n wise plan to buy some OF the
following property while IL Is 50 cheap:
Lansing, the capital city of Micbtssn has popu!a-
ton of 90 O0o at least 40 nanuacturin. establishments
employing from five persons to 600 persons each; an
agricultural college, with 1000 students. that has
buildings any State in the Union. 1t is safe to say
that this property has struck It's lowest NOTCH and
that there Is prospect of panic for 20 TO
come; So If don't take advantage of these prices
body is generally true md everybody after
looking mt the prices below, that the bottom has fallen
out, and prices can never go any lower .
Ten thousand dollars will buy l. tenant houses, all
geer with six OF band; bounded the east by
the Michigan Central karoaj: on the north, by Grand
Trunk railroad. which las q double track from
Chicago TO Port Huron. The north three of this
be found In Michigan The above houses and barn
constantly rented. which pays more than six per
cent above price of property after paying taxes,
insurance and repairs Good improved farm property
Two thousand dollars Will buy six of land In
side of limits nj the crossing of the Grand Trunk
and Michigan Central Railroads. the two great trunk
lines running through Michigan One the best sites
in Lansing for II large manufacturing plant
One thousand dollars will purchase three fourth5 OF
an acre. with good stone basement barn same. II
is bounded on three sides by railroads. viz, on the
west, by Lake Shore & Michigan Southern on the
Grand Trunk. The largest vinegar factory IN Mich
igan joins IL on the west whore million bushels of
Michigan apples are used Annually. Hugh Lyons d
Co., manufacturers of brass fixtures and figure heads
for display Windows working 200 joins ii the
east This property with lis three railroads, is fine
site for q small factory.
Twenty good, improved farms. within 10 miles of
the capital city Of Lansing, SIich for sale Prices
ranging from so to $50 per acre.
For Information regarding any OF the above prop
erty. write to I. f. Potter, Lansing, Mich.
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FARMS ARE IN DEMAND.

We have good Investments In n great, rich County
and state In these days of "get rich" schemes il be
hooves the nves or to be careful in choosing invest
ments.
II you want to buy farm worth the money. we
have it, II you want to trade land for town city
property. are the men to write
We have especial y fine tract of land In Pawnee
County Kan, consisting of 900 acres; all fine bottom
land; plenty of timber; four Large stone houses: five
large stone barns: seven miles from the County
would divide into several small farms; admirably
adapted for location of colony Price si250oO Write
us. Field d Davis, Alma, Kan. Reference, Bank OF
Alma, Alma National Bank. Alma. Kan.
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CIGARS.

IN CIGARS, GENUINE GOOD SMOKES, 90:
~ % good sc. cigars. guaranteed. &c; Il good &c
cigars. guaranteed, Sc: Fiorodora cigars for I0c;
Creme cigars &c. CheroOts, Sogns, etc. by mail pre-
paid: stamps accepted. ii. IL. Chapman Cigar Dept,
Gr;stiUt STA, GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
WANTED COMRADES To SELL GENUINE
w Key West cigars to the trade Sample box of 100,
prepaid $50 Don't overlook this; there Is money in
II: no experience necessary. Write for terms. Il W.
Towie, Foreston. MIMI
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cRAYoN PORTRAITS.

I ARGE CRAYON PORTRAITS, SIZE ,6xa9 IN,
j OF yourself, comrade, any member of your
ily, copied from any photo or lniype md guaranteed
tine likeness mounted cloth and postpaid for
else All photos returned: any changes made; can
copy from group enlarge two any number toeth-
or. Tinted Canyons or Water Color Ptstels made to
order. Send your photos; work guaranteed. Remit
by L. o. order registered letter to ii. II. Chapman
Art Dept, Gratiot Sta, Evansville, Ohio.
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IyOR SALE-4o ACRES GOOD FARM LAND;
Il all under cultivation: house, barn and good young
| orchard; half mile from Arlington, Rush Co., Ind,
where there good churches, fine schools and stores
all kinds; good railroad and nearly all roads piked
Also six and quarter acres of land and five vacant
lots adjoining Arlington. Prices reasonable; terms
easy. For particulars call on address S. Sheppard
Arlington, Ind.
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m EDICAI.

ssSEA FOAM."-POSITIVE CURE. FOR DAN
- druf and itching scalp. Keeps head clean; pr
vents mar faiiing out. Is also delightful shampoo,
and hair dressing: especially convenient and vallirb
for persons with thick heavy hair. evaporaes quickl,
leaving scalp dry and clean. Ingredients for pint
cents' any drug store: no trouble to make Send :.
cents stamps or silver, for proprietary formula an
right 10 make, use and sell this curative evapora,n.
;-foam. Geo. Crusoe Pharmacy Co., Rhinelande.
Wis.
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PRINTING.

Observation-Disclosures NEEDS PRINTING
We print 100 good envelopes for 25 cents and send
l,7tpaid. Note heads, bill heads statements cards
price. $50 Of either Soc; ECO 81. Comic cut on
envelope IL you wish. - assorted comic envelopes
with blank space to write your name and address,
mailed for 10 New price List of all Kinds ofprint-
ing mailed free. Address Cnrtiss " The" Printer, L.
high, y. Y.
100 NICE WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE ixs,f.
lOD your address neatly printed In corner only
. r:s., postpaid. c. 4. Clarke. Agt., Leroy, N. ".
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JEwELRY AND WATCHES.
NATIONAL WATCH FOR 81. 5o-TIrE N.rTo

NATIONAL WATCH FOR s1.5o-TIIE NATION
~ nj Watch il made by one of the largest watch
manufacturing companies in the world and is sold 10
liz quantities of $1,000 1t Is the cheapest guaranteed
watch made and we guarantee 1t will keep accurate
time will not get of order and I'm every way give
Satisfaction. The Is plain Nickel with silver fin
ish, highly polished and handsomely finished, open
face. and the movement is the most durable of any
watch known. VIII run 30 hours without rcwindng
IT Is made for service and with ordinary use will last 10
years. Sent postpaid receipt ofs $50 Address Ma
tIonal Supply Co.. jamestown Ia.
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ENGINEER AND ARcHtTECT.

YJ,IIOMAS BIRD, MECHANICAL ENGINEER
l. uiid Architect Offices. Seattle and Ballard Wash
Thomas Bind. Station A. Seattle. Wash. Veteran Of
the Ciyu War, le52.}
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POULTRY, BIRDS, and PET STOCK

COLUMBIAN WYANDOTTES, the best variety OF
~ the best breed of general purpose fowls
Peacomb Rhode Island Reds the best variety of this
most popular breed.
Light Bralma Bantams. diamond editions of the
largest variety Of fowls
Dark Brahma Bantams, the most beautiful OF the
feather footed breeds.
Either variety will furnish profit or beauty both.
Stock for sale in the Fall of l9O3 for Matching In
at s. per for either variety Mixed siitings
allowed but not recommended. Cut this advertise
men out and save for future use. Terms cash in ad-
Address a orders Watchemoket Poultry
Yards, "A Weybosset street, Providence, II. L.
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ZONE WHERE IT IS PLEASANT TO LIVE.
~ few thousand dollars will buy you a home in q
thriving Southern California town. Residence and
cessores thereto with Is acres of land private pump
ing plant for irrigation: 600 full bearing eespeach,
pear apricot and olive; 5000 straw
berry, Ioganberry and dewberry You can not miss it.
Terms reasonable. For full particulars address Box
Us, San Jacinto. Riverside County, Cal
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MISCELLaN EOUS.

IN ORDER TO GET OUR BIG BARGAINS RE
fore the public here is n sample harsain-fonr 10
cent books sent postpaid for ioc silver Stamps: Tom
Difficulty. How Made $40 day, The Law OF Mental
Attraction, and suggestions. and To everyone who
will send us the and p q. address of five persons
who get The mail at their postoflice We will send fam
lily right and recipe for Oriental Beauty for the toilet
Address Mcmahon Co., p o. Box q Albany, Mo.
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NOR SALE-So ACRES OF LAND, ONE AND A
II half miles from a business and fourishing little
railroad town. Good churches of four denominations
good school, the land Is In good state of CIVILIZATIONS;
good Groom dwelling good oubuildings Is acres in
good timber; good water 800 good bearing fruit trees
of she best varieties. Will sell cheap. For further
particulars address c. F. Hart. Big Clfty, Ky.
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TOR $i.5O WILL SEND TO ANY ADDRESS A
genuine American watch: nickel case: regular IS
size; open face wind and prndnt set: has patent
lever movement and 80 10 30 hours one Ind
ing. Guaranteed American made q good time
keeper Movement is strong in construction and will
stand much rongiler usage than finer aud higher
priced watch. w. Burns. BOX &c. fukw. ma, s. Oak E.
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A FORTUNE IN EGGS.-I GET so MANY
"A letters from my old home about preserving eggs,
that will answer them through your paper. started
1858 with s6 bought at eight to 10 cents in
mer preserved them and sold in winter at from Is to
30 cents dozen preserved eggs Il years and made
$4,000 My niece started in 1894 with 49, which she
reinvcsed each year. with the profits and now she has
S6,3i6, ali made from 3d. reinyested for eight years
You can buy eggs from eight 10 and sell them
for y 30 Figure the profits yourself To preserve
them costs n cent dozen. Any person can get desired
information by addressing the Peoples supply Co. No.
AZ Moore Block New Concord, Ohio. c. Green,
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iHcusAToRs.

FUNIIE DAISY
i LEBANON INCUBATOR,
Patented July 10. ss: The only machine In the United
States having Condenser, manufacturing It's own
moisture from Lime, Stone and Isr,h. All parts auto
matte matches strong chicks; guaEsn.s. nj: machines
rcproof. having the Hydro Safely Lamp; material
and mechanism not be surpassed For further in
formation address A J. Moore ftentee, 100 North 9Th
St, Lebanon Pa
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4 tLoCKs.-READER, IF IN NEED or CLOCKS
~ here's q bargain. Large massive oak nante
clocks, 2: inches high 10 inches WIDE oak finished en-
bossed case scroll ornaments on sides embossed lion in
center gold decorated hinged glass door IngrahaIn
movements. s-day, with hafhour strike Price only
80 sent by freight or express to your station Just
half what 1t would cost you at retail stores ii. H.
Chapman, Clock Dept. Gratiot Sta, Zanesvie Ohio
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yg7UE SIERRA GOLD MINING CONAN r.,
1 WEosp property is located in Tuoluhe 20, al,
Inc cauuty thut liza, a.Iready produceI nearly iNe
red millions in gold! wond like 10 seha !oe en,i,tcd
tiny Wears After ]; tells n about the Sie;t pioi,
ery we have about free milling ore when n ma na
rnp IA; 10 $50 in gold per ion about oar mine, ni'l
abine,T ,;c and fes vol how u few dollars invested
HOW will soon pay you b., dividends $500 ,,vos,
stock s.iIng OF easy iisaiii'len' iat hy. rp
one cent-,naii postal To-day, anu get poohie' ~
urn mail. ,,,,,- Non. NJ Ile
II, sale St, Chicago, III.
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A PLEASANT, HEALTHY TENNESSEE HOME
"A among Cumberland Mountains; beautiful scenery;
large house, elegantly finished; II acres, I'm
proved; good orchard vineyard small fruit; good base
ment barn. soft water: five minutes walk from post
Sunbright, Tenn.
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EOLRADES-I HAVE A CURE FOR SMALL
~ poI in "a hours; scarlet fever and scarletina
nine hours, and diphtheria and sore throat and vii
break up any fever in 10 hours. Price, per bottle
Address g. W. Conkln 18th Mich. Inf, Box s55 Brech
enridge, Mimi.
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VNLORIDA.-COMRADE.S COME TO FLORIDA,
II and get away from cold, and get well of rheumatic
and lung troubles and live in comfort and ease proong
climate; good shooting, boating. and fishing; c. A. r.
Post near Send stamp for information c. F. aldron,
late Co. F.. 18th Regt, o. " l., Welaka, Putnam Co.,
Fla
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STAMPS AND COINS.

CT ~ PAID FOR RARE 1853 QUARTERS
OBJ - Send i0c at once for q set of two coin
stamp value books. II may mean fortune TO you
Address c. 4. Clarke, Agent, IeIsoy, n. y.
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MACHINERY, ELEVATORS. Etc.

DUSt,s. wINDaiIIS AND SUPPLIES; GAS
- and water fittings; bicycle supplies and repair
ing. Lee & Hcuston, Arlington, Ind