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TmE WEALTH or THE wunI.D.

Interesting figures regarding the
among the various governments Of the
earth are contained in ala article in the
April number Of Gunton's Magazine.
Eugene Parsons, author uf the article
supplements MulhalIs statistics ~
wsaltl for 1895 with the reports or es-
timates oi wealth in the several nations
in 1903.
! II appears thRt the total wealth in the
world IL estimated nt S400, ,000. 100000
and of this amount the United States
has 9i.30,OpOO00-or almost omr-
| fnufth.
Great britain is tn" richest country
III Europe, with property and money
estimated at sjg.C0O. .0Cn,On". or Sl.i42
per capita.
France ~ the next richest nation 81
Europe. with sIs, ,OOO. 100000 IN money
and property. or Il. .2j7 per pc son. and
with SG,OuN,O q. 900 W"r" lent IN Europe
Asia, America and Afrca. Gcrmany's
wealth il 100000, ,OOu.OCu. or 500 per
person, with SS,ODO,NtO,OCn more lent ar
invested abroad
the United States has wealth nf Sl..
235 per person. Aust rhlia hns q .229.
Denmark Si.i(5 5. Car ada $3.50 and IIol.
land SSIS per person. Among al the
nations the percentage of debt tn wealth
il lowest III the United Statca. The
British debt per person IL SSu. the
French SlIS, the German so, the Rus.
sian S:i2, the Cadnd'an 80. while the
debt per person of the United Statre IL
only sl2
In volume OF wealth. S9i 300, 100000
the United States leads all other ma.
tious. Great Britain comes next with
s59,00O, 100000. and France follows with
iS,00n,OO0,0 600, Germany SiO,OO0.000 000,
and Russia with S32 100000, 900.
Our national debt ia 5,370 OOO. while
that of Great Britain is S3GSS. .l2S, -.
Tint Of France s5,7ls.3GO lgs. md TINT Of
Germany 1908, ,63S, 400.
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NrnO'- pubIic Building.

\ dispntch from Washington says:
Supervising Architect Taylor Of the
Treasury Department stntCe that work
on the new build, provided Tor IN the
intcrmOuntnin States is progressing sat.
isiac,orily except at Reno, Ncr. Sixty
Thousand dollars VIVA appropriated scv.
cral years ago Tor II building, but much
delay hns BEEN experienced obtaining n
site. Tho different interests involved
have been warning over the matter. A
special agent Of the Il, pnrtmcnt visited
Reno mud attcrwhrd made report re-.
commenting the HclCCtior ~ n certain
eitc. Action un that report IN pending
before the Secretary of tho Treasury.
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JOINT STATEMENT
-OF THE
Auditor and Treasurer of
ElkO County

For the Qu.r,-r Ending March II. 1903.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-04-17

Judge Brown hns called grand jury
in Lincoln county Tor April 9th and n
trial jury Tor tho 18th. lIc will leave
for Phoebe next week, hold court there
md then go 10 Fly, White Pine county,
und hold court there. Tho people ni
these counties will lind in Judge Drown
worthy successor to Judge Talbot
During the recent term ~ court here
no presided with dignity mud impar.
tinliiy and dispatched tho business
promptly. Tho voters oi the Fourth
Judicial District mado no mistake IN
casting their ballois Tor him Mt the
November election,
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Free Masonry.

The Masonic fraternity was founded
more than 1000 ago and has been
u mystery Of the lnity during
all that period. 1t survived the destrur.
t,"u Of both temples, the Babylonish
captivity, the conquest Of Judca 10y
Titus. the dark ages following the down.
TALL of Rome and thousands Of other
viCissitudes 81 races and empires. II
withsiood the rancor of politics and the
jealousy Of the church Every govern.
ment since that OF Cnmh, ses Inns perse-
cutcd il, and even III free America it
was mathematical IN every state Of the
union, hut seemingly the order is
no less prosperous than modern iustItu-
tions. Odd Fellowship. Knights of
Pytltias, United Order uf Workmcn and
kindred orders appear Ia be more prac.
tical IN works Of bencvolcucc aud more
active in lodge organization md lodge
work. bnt there III II poetry, n romance,
sonry TINT no other society has. or can
nttaiu, and the sentiment 0i man will
no doubt keep it alive fur another S..
OOO ycare. An insiit TINT was hoHry
with age when the Romish church wRs
founded. and vcncrntcd with the respect
81 centuries when the R"Inish empire
foil. challenges the admiration aud rev.
crcncc ui M people, Louisville Times
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Tho lntcst cstimatc places ths total
number of apple trees of bcaripg age in
tho United States ai something over
2OO,0O0,0O0. This in nearly three trcca
to every person. Those trees yield moro
thnn l75,OOO,000 bushels. Not oil oi
thcgo applce are consumed nj home: Tor
~ ycnre Of full crop moro than 3,000,0O0
bushels 90 ahrOnd. Yet tho apple skcpt
ut homo nrc moro than two hushcle
10 Ovcry adult and child.
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Shortest Case on Record

The shortest case Oh record formed
part OF the proceedings in the United
States Circuit Court this afternoon be.
fore Judge Hawley.
Tho case was called, jury secured
evidence introduced and a verdict for
nearly $4,000 damages brought in -- all
inside OF fifteen mnuers.
Tho title OF the casc WAS Augusta s.
Billings and others against Wm. Whalcn
in which the plaintiff brought suit tor
GamaRos To the extent of s2i,S23
No one present knew apy OF the par.
ties to the suit or nm! thing about it, AMI
so the first twelve men called qualified
as jurors; no one being challenged.
\ transcript Of certain records from
Illinois was read by attorney Tor the
plaintiff. There WAS no defense and the
conrt instructed tho jury TO bring IN u
verdict .or the full amopnt sued for
which was done. Carson Newt.
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WARMING.

All Icrs 'ns are hereby warned not to
dischnrI" lirrarus Of any kind or des.
cription whatever within the limits OF
Il circle whose radius is one mile from
the postoilice OF the town OF Elko. Any
one firing gun or pistol within the
limits "f said circle will be arrested and
prosecuted to the fullest extent Of the
law.
CHARLES Is. HENDERSON,
District Attorney Of Elko County, Ne
vada.
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Under the leadership Of Hon. Chns.
o. whittcmcrc of Salt Lake, Nevada has
been invaded 10y another most formid.
nblc syndicate, seeking the acquisition
Of the old bonanza. the smcl,cr and n
stretch Of railway owncl by the Piochc
Con. Mining and Milling company, tho
purchasing syndicate in tho event OF a
satisfactory examination to shell ont no
lCss than s5OO.00O st Phoebe the im.
preston prevails tha, among the more
prominent Ui those who have been
rallied by Mr.. Whttcmorc in support 81
his undertaking In Senator Clark oi
Montana. although the personnel of tho
crowd has not yet been revealed.
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STATE OF NEVADA.
COUNTY or ELKo.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
ELKu. Aprl' q. lW3
To The H"Inrdbie B,miri Of C0uniG
Commissioners ~ Eik0 coHnty. .Nsv. !:
GESTLEaES:-We herewith submit our
Qarterly Report ~ the i''i,anrra ui the
county t"r ilr quarter ~ir1iug Mar. ~ .
1903
Respectfully submitted
e. y. GKuvEK. Auditor.
\. &. DArI.Y. rr-naurrr
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IDAHO NEWS.

The village OF Hope has been form
ally Incorporated by order Of the coun-
ty commissioners.
The anniversary celebration Of the
Odd Fellows will be held on Monday,
April u. at Muilan.
The little town Of Emmett is great.
~ excited over the disappearance OF
a wealthy farmer named Kuckku, who
Is missing.
Al recent meeting Of the NeE Perez
County Sportsmens association IL de-
cided upon the program Of events for
the tournament and pool shoot TO be
held In Lewiston on April e.
A voluntary petition in insolvency
has been hled in the United States dis.
trict court al San Francisco by John
r. Sweetser. representing the firm OF
sweetser Brothers 4 Pierce. stock rails.
crs Of Idaho
David A. Porter. Shoshone county
surveyor. was found dead in the New
Jersey mine clubhouse. three miles
below Wallace. last week. The cause
OF his sudden death Is not known. but
doctors believe IL was due TO heart
failure.
Gambling in every form was brought
to a sudden stop throughout Shoshone
county at midnight Saturday. The
sudden step has caused q sensation.
There were eve gambling joints in
Wallace. as many in wardner, a mum.
Der In Muilan. Murray. Gem. Burke.
Frisco and the other places Of the dis
trict
Last week Frederick whitenack, a
rancher living near Athol, in q at Of
insane passion. drove his wife from
the house and set ere to the residence
and barn. both Of which were burned
to the ground. After completing his
work Of destruction whitenack fed to
the woods. taking with him his shot.
gun. The body OF Whiteneck was
found on the river bank next day. A
brother Of the dead mans wife and a
neighbor discovered the body about 400
yards from where the barn stood.
Whiteneck lay in q thicket, a bullet
hole in the temple. and \ 80 caliber
revolver beside him. The position Of
the corpse was very peculiar. The face
was covered with blood. the legs
straight out in line with the body face
upward. the left hand folded across
the breast. A SLOUGH hat was drawn
partly over the face. The revolver
was leaning against the mans shoul.
der. butt on the ground, muzEle
straight up.
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SAFE CRACKERS COT $1,000
GENERAL STORE At PRIEST nv
Err WAS RossEp.
Many Residents Of the Town Had
Money in the safs--LssaI Pagers
and Checks Were Found-Two Per.
sons Have Been Arrested at Sand.
point Charged with the Crime.

Priest River. Idaho. April IA dar-
ing robbery occurred here about 2
o'clock In the morning, when the safe
In Mears Bros general merchandise
store was blown open. About $1,000
WAS taken. Many residents OF the
town had money deposited In the safe.
Among the heaviest losers were James
Prater. $3.50: Al PingeI. $50; the En-.
tire Nous Dancing club. SIS. and Mears
Bros. several hundred dollars. A
large amount Of stamp money was also
taken
Richard Mears. who sleeps in the
store. heard q noise. but. thinking Il
was a freight train. paid no attention.
Several legal papers and checks were
found next morning under a boxcar
IL. Z. Winters heard a noise in his
store this morning at an early hour
but thought IL was his hired man. Tho
tools used in breaking open the safe
were large chisel and brace and bit
which were taken from Gowanlock's
new store building.
Claude Mccuryey and Roy Nixen
were arrested in Standpoint on sus.
picion and brought TO Priest River this
evening. Their preliminary hearing
takes place tomorrow morning
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Things are rather quiet al the Il.
bow Greek coal mine.
The development Of the oil lands In
the kintiA lake region will be pushed
With energy this spring.
AmAlgAmaled Copper company has
granted the request OF holSting engi.
neeFu for increase Of pay from 81 TO
ttso q day.
A company composed o. Montana
people viii drin = io06 'oot well on an
oil bearing shaie ledge in the Swift
Current nelda of the north.
About a mile above Pony. p. A.
0amcT. q Butte. and others. have
been driving a tunnel during the pas,
winter on q ledge near the Strawberry
mine.
The supreme court has declined 70
grant a rehear1ng In the celebrated
Pennsylvania mine case. but made a
rcdivision Of the mine. whereby r. A,
HeinEc gains about rs feet additional
in the vein.
Tho time when Arihur r. Heinge.
brother Of = Augustus HeinEe. win
be required to pay t22 600 for the ex-
pcnhes Of the Nippcr receivership has
been extended by Judge Williams
Clancy two weeks.
sapphires from the Burke & sween.
cy mines at IoEo are 10 be cut at the
mines by expert lapidaries. and here.
after Montana sapphires will be placed
on the New York and other markets
ready for sale as soon as receiseds
The Cottonwood Coal company. OF
which James J. Hill. president OF the
Great Northern and the Northern Sc.
curities. IL the principal stakeholder,
has acquired 1000 acres OF coal land
near stockett. according to deed nlei
with the county.
The Michigan a Montana silver &
Copper Mining company has disposed
Of It's group Of iS claims in the coded
strip OF the Blackfoot reservation "a
Brown a Plat for t2so,o00. The val
ues Of the claims are principally In
copper. with varying amounts OF gold
and silver.
A remarkable strike has been made
in the Cable mine. Powell county. Ia
the lower workings chunk or ore
weighing rs pounds was extracted
which looked more like chunk OF gold
with few pieces Of rock than plecC
OF rock with q few golden stringers
Il will probably be exhibited with
other Montana specimens at the st
Louis and Portland expeditions.
The miners in the Alberta tunnel oi
the famous White Knob copper mins
near Mackay. Idaho, have broker
through into the drift from the mair
shaft Il was q clever piece OF en-
gineering. a. Il was 4 center strike
and the only evidence OF the merginI
Of the tunnel and the drift is q slight
raise In the bottom OF the tunnel. The
new 10 drill compressor is in place.
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Oregon Mi1inu.

work on the sump,er smei,er Is
driving ahead satisfactorily.
Il IL nov definitely stated that the
colconda dividend VII amount to SIS.
600
A contract has hccn awarded Walter
Crunc to complete 500 feet Of crosscnl
on the Gold bug property to tap the
ore shoot ON the $50 foot level.
The long crosscit tunnel in the Ore
gon Monarch property has finally cut
the ledge.
Placer operations are now In full
blast in several sections Of the stump
ter district.
Al the Red Boy mine arrangements
are being made for sinking the main
shaft 500 feet below the present level
Placer operations at the Olive Greek
grounds are now In full blast Another
giant IL TO be Installed and will work
In conjunction with the two already
at work.
Patrick Clark and Major d. C. Kings
bury have bonded the celebrated Blue
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operatIon va, sueee.,fuI.

DR.. AdoIph Lorenz, the Austrian spe
ciaiiSt. has again arrived in Chicago
for the purpose Of removing the cast
from the leg Of Lolita Armour. the
young daughter Of J. Ogden Armour
upon whom an operation for congen
ital dislocation Of the hip was per
formed last October. Upon removing
the cast the limb was found 70 be "a
perfect condition. and the patient was
able TO walk arrund the house withou,
any dificulty.
The operation was a complete sue
cess" said DR.. Lorenz. but shall
have to be In constant attendance fol-
three or four weeks before can be
certain Of a positive cure"
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RRlTlat coLuMRlA.

ne CRANKY SmelGeF has blown in a
IsIFth furnace.
DIS week work will be commenced
Nc Orc Denogo mine. Summit camp.
80 the spring approaches unusual
4EllFily IL being shown In the Wild
Rfss creek piaeers.
nelter returns from 81 tons Of ore
M the Providence mine give about
W ton. o. $500 for the carload.
" Crows Nest Pass Coal company
As - Friday. May l. for the Opening
N kheir new townsits on Morrissey
f1ek. Il ID To be called -MorTisssy
-
here are now 81 men on the payroll
De New fsirVisw corporation ~
E|tsieS. In the okanoEan. At work
"a ne 6temwindeF mine. SIAmpmiti
NEN eyanids works. Il IL stated thA,
&|1 Pc ts stamps in the mill are drop
NIH9
Ulth the resumption Of operations ~
f4e Boundary smeiies. which ls sx.
N#led 10 take place early In May. now
ttHa the coke troubles are settled.
<AEiy diNidends are PROMISED By the
nlFeai a B0aton Copper company.
N4ning the smeilsE and the mines 10
fhe Boundary.
Rea1iand.
Fhe Giant announces q resumption
q shipmenls tea days hsnoe-
Tha recent strike In the COO east
iseei Of the cea,Fs Star mine IL ~,
Reftsd 20 be much more important
tAhn vAa expected, The HiA1rmsnG IL
sas thai shs dFifS Is stllI Ia ore run.
N|aE over CAB.
review At ininlhg matters In Ross.
~ camp diselos1s several Important
f4seiopmsHta. The Waite bear CON.
Nany has commenced the construction
IS ore bias ~ the mine as a pFclimin.
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MINING MoTEa.


The zinc fields Of Piatteyille, wls,,
are proving quite satisfactory.
II IL reported on good authority that
the 0rangeville Dewey IL 10 resume
work on an extensive scale
The mines In the Clearwater country
and in the Hump are looking well. and
Development work Is being carried on
steadily.
Every mining state Should begin
making arrangements for q grand min
eral display At the Worlds Fair NJ st..
Louis
II IL . well-known fact that leas
than one-half Of one per cent Of the
known mineral ground In Montana has
ever been worked.
The several schools Of mines Of the
western states are a blessing 10 many
worthy young men as well as 70 the
mining industry In general.
The Hecla. In the Occur d'Alene. is
making . steady and successful record
of shipments. and Il il likely that the
company will commence paying diVi-
dends about the first Of June.
Charles =. o. Merriam ot Murray.
idaho. reports that the Occur d'Alene
Mining company. operating he placer
diggihgs west Of Murray. Is making
extsnaiSe preparations for the Fesnmp-
tion o. work.
The Rimroek Gold Mining a Milling
company il being organized in spo-
kane. 20 operate the Rimrock group Of
four claims. near ELK City. Idaho. Tbs
purchase price Of the property is said
10 be something over tI0yOo0.
A deal Is now pending on the Ever
green mine. near oFangeTille. Idaho. to
eastern parties. The amount Of the
deal will be about 1885, 600. Il is stated
on good authority that there viii be no
trouble In completing the deal
A miner known an Red" Brannin
recently stood outside IL a saloon a,
Frisco and fred three shots Into 4
crowd Of Plans Who. Brnnnin claims.
wefe abusing him John Rex was shot
Ia the stomach and fatally wounded
and another F1nn received a bullet In
the les. TIE shooting has created con.
siderable excitement among the for
eigseru AZ the camp.
OH properties. Involving between &C..
0oo 900 and 5000 600. In the Trenton
took aeids near LApoFtr. Ind. are 20
De transferred 10 q Preach syndicate
under = deal Just closed. The property
includes thousands q acres os leases
hunarrds q weilh and a prodacsion ~
thousands a. barrels. pipe lines. tank
cars. rwanegies. etc.
George u. Clarke. one Of the owners
Of the Josephine group in Metaiins dis
trict. doua the Pend d'oreilie river. IN
wAahinEton. viii sooa resume work on
The claims
A Fninins man IN from Bodie camp
reports that 20 men are employed ~
the Bodle mine. near Republic. and
the uumbcF may b. Increased 70 81
soon. The mcn are distributed through
the nine. working from the IS to the
$50 foot level About two weeks AEo
three tons Of provisions were received
At the boarding house
John FStEuiliiam. superintendent Of
the Zala Consolidated. from the shcFi.
dan camp. says the mine IL working
satisfactorily. He IL running thnes
drifta southwark on the vein on the
100. tho 800 and an intermediate level.
and is preparing FOE stopping By = Sys-
tematir blocking out u ore and viii
be In good shape 20 break down and
ship orc rapidly from the iHt TO the
| 10th of Mar.
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Ledge group Of copper and gold claims.
In Josephine county. Ore. consisting
u 10 eIAims. and have also bonded
II adjoining claims. The total amount
involved IL about ttoo. 900. upon which
q large cash payment has been made
The property is said 10 have the
largest copper showing Of any mine In
the country. There has only been
about 200 feet Of development work
done on the property. which demon.
strates that Al the depth Of $50 fee;
there IL n continuous body Of ore 30
feet wide. aSaaying about 81 In gold
and ~ per cent in copper
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Recent British experience lie claimed
to show that propeller blades Of cir.
cular shape have a much more pow.
erful grip of the water than those OF
oval form.
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The men OF Indiana are taller than
those OF any other state or nation In
the world. This is shown by army
records.
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Mothers will End Mrs. winslow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during teething
period.
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INES Of THE NORTHWEST
NNnW RETARps ACTIVE WORK IN
GONE PLACES.
'.sms Of interest o. . MIseslIanseus
Nnturs Gathered purins the Past
#ssk-Ns~ Districts Brought 70
- Froa.-Aaany Asinlns Accidents
"a Personals.

N the Lncoln mine at Pearl. Idaho.
~ richest strike In the history q
80 district and one OF the greatest
lM nc stats has Just been made. Thir-
g nehes OF solid ore that carries
xeINes. gold predominAiing. ranging
1NM $500 10 $500 a ton has been shot
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aoW.s rnIss

We o1ar One Huudred Dotlars Reward Auren,
eAes Of catiarrh thai can not eecurOd b. HAllt
CatAFTh Cure,
p. ]. CHENEY Co, PrOpa, Tolsdo, O
We the undersigned. have knogn 2. J. Cha1ey
tof the past Is year., end believe him pefiectsy
honnrable IN ali buSpeas transaetions and An.
" thsif Arm.
WEST q TauAx.
Wholesale Druggists, Soleao.
WALptra KINNAR 4 NAIVE,
wholesAle Druggists. rolsAo. D.
Han Catnrrh Care b taken internally, actin
ufectlY % ne blood ana mucous surfaces q
Aeaystem. Rrice 7sc per bottle oold ~ ~
afugHisla. TeNtimonials free.
AAtlh Family Pills are the bea6
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The annual loss by expatriation Of
wealthy Americans who have taken up
permanent residence abroad 10 placed
AZ $50. 600. Ooo,
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EouIkes May Re.Ian.

Washington, April 22.-CiVil Service
Commissioner william d. Foulkes has
under consideration the question Of re-
signing from the commission
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Ada Britain. Of SekitAn, o., writes:
After using your wonderful Peruna
three months have had great relief.
had continual heaviness in my stom-
sch. was bilious. and had fainting
spells, but they all have left me since
using PerunR. BRITAIN.
II you do not derive prompt and sat
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Always shake in AIlena Foot Ease. q pOwaur.
swollen teel Cures Corns and Bunions A
al druggists and shoe stores, sc Don't anneuG
2y substitute. Sample mailed FREE Addre1a
YEA 4 olmstead, Leroy, NY.
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A pack o. cards - supposed to be
the outgrowth OF a game which the
ancients used to play with sticks.
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-25

Mining companies In the United
States last year paid s1s0.OoO. 900 n
dividends.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1903-04-25

&lean. kool Kitchen Kind" The Stoves with
out smoke, ashes OF heat Make comfortable
eooking.
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a
The Peruna Medicine 20. Columbus,
friend advised
wonderful
weeks like appetite
light and happy and without ache
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For forty years Piso's Cure for Con,
sumption has cured coughs and colds. AZ
druggists. Price Is cents.
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Sleepers made Of earthenware are
used on some Of the railroads In
Japan.
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Jerusalem 10 greatly crowded Just
new with Americans.