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A Valuable Agent.

The glycerine employed In DIR. PIercc's
medicines greatly enhances tho medi-
cinal properties which IL extracts and
holds In solution much better than alco-
hol would. II also possesses medicinal
properties OF It's own, being n valuable
demulcent. nntritivc. antiseptIc and anti
ferment. 1t adds greatly. to .he efficacy
OF the Black Cherrybark. Golden Seal
root, Stone root and Queens riot. con-
taincd In Golden Medical Dis, very In
subdning chronic, or lingcrag coughs,
bronchial, throat and lurg affections,
for all OF which these agent are recon-
mended by standard medical authorities.
In all cases where there Is n wasting
away of flesh, loss OF appetite, with
weak stomach. as In the early stages Of
consumption, there can bc no doubt that
aids the Golden Seal root. Stone root.
Queens root and Black Cherry bark In
promoting digestion and building up the
flesh and strength. controlling tho cough
and bringing about healthy condition
Of the whole system. or course, II must
not be expected to work miracles. Il will
not cure consumption except In Its earlier
stages. 1t will cure very severe, obstin-
ate. chronic coughs. bronchial and laryn-
eeal troubles, ard chronic sore throat
not so effective. II is In the lingering
coughs, or those Of long standing, even
when accompanied by bleeding from
lungs, that 1t has performed Its most
marvellous cures. Send for and read the
little book Of extracts, treating Of the
properties and uses Of tho several med
icinal roots that enter into DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and learn trhk
this medicine has such a wide range Of
application In the cure Of diseases. II Is
sent free. Address DIR. Il. v. Pierce,
Buffalo, N. Y. The discovery" con-
tains no alcohol or harmful. ha6itforn !.
Ing drug. Ingredients all printed ON CT 81
bottle wrapper In plain English. =
Sick people, especially those si.dtrfus
from diseases Of long standing, r.rc iuvited
TO consult DIR. Pierce by Letter. f5U. All
correspondence Is held as strictly private
r. v. Pierce. Buffalo, N. Y. :.
DR.. Pierce's Medical Adviser Ia seus me
on receipt OF stamps TO pay cxpsnna Of
mailing only. Send 81 one scent stamp0
for paper covered, or 81 stamps for CLOTH
bound copy.
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FLATTERY IN VENICE.

In Venice. says the Ladies' Realm,
the women OF the lower classes accept
tributes to their beauty from perfect
strangers as n matter OF course. 1t
is considered not only proper, but po.
lite, to compliment n passing maiden
on the charm of her beautiful eyes or
complexion. II one treads on the skirt
OF pretty woman. one has only to say,
Pardon. beautiful girl" to receive the
most dazzling smile and bow In return
for the awkwardness. At cafes fire.
quented by the people It is the custom
for walters to say. when placing n chair
for one OF the women, Take this seat.
beautiful blonde" or. "Slt here, lovely
brunette" as the case may be.
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&AP-UH,gs-
@m>~WseS

One of the rich models designed ZOE
an afternoon dress Is done i'll raspper-
nv and chiffon broadcloth.
For any full dress occasion OF a tre-
mendous character there's lovely
cream white silk lace with big. soil
figures in 1t that look like rich Japan
ese embroidery.
R,ucs are not to be overlooked IN
tho scheme of color for fall. and beihs
of a more or less indistinct type they'
too will be used In combination WIN
enlivcuius tones.
Though not all Of the so-cal!ed heavy
effects arc ,ycry heavy looking, yet
they tend that way. as K. B. Hell
the dellcatasffHaster, and. the follow
nr responses were made. IA Realistic
Vision" O. ]. Pheiffer; What the
other Half Think" Mrs. p. F. Carney:
.The College Man in Public Affairs.
edwin Van Cise;- university Spirit
Sanford Bell: applied
science" Irving Hale; Value Re-
,eived," John r. Bell. 4
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studio OF Nuremberg artists. The
noble. genial face Of the cobbler poet.
HAS Sachs, smiles upon us from Its
grassy surroundings. while Adam
Krsnt. the great sculptor In stone.
WChlemuth. Durer's master; Peter
vischer. the renowned worker in
bronze. and Martin Behaim. the IA.
nous navigator. are household words.
The Old Meistersinsera
We have stood beside the grave OF
the chief of these and felt the lesson
OF Hans Sachs life. He was much
beloved by his fellows and was a
power In the town. He lies buried In
st. Johns cemetery near by Durer
and other noted dead. We picked our
way through the closely set mounds
of stone. with their quaint sculpture
In German OF Latin.
Not far away is the castle and l
think no one can stand on Its terrace
without n thought OF the thirty years
war, when so many fell and the land
was brought to desolation. And can
We forget that memorable siege. when
wallenstein led q mighty army upon
this city?
No authentic document exists as to
the origin of Nuremberg. but 1t has
settlement. Its name appears first.
we are told. In 1850. In the midst OF
a fertile plain between the Rhine and
the Danube. she was exceptionally
situated. and she held sway In COM
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The Pooe's Jubilee.

Rome.-Preparation are already 20
,nr on 10 celebrate In 1908 tho jubilee
oS the Fope's ordination as a priest
Being asked II he wished the fesiivi,
He's To be similar to those Witnessed
on the occasion Of the priesthood tubi-
loo of the late Pope Leo, when an IN
ternational exhibition was held In the
vatican, the Pope answered: Ger.
tainIx not, ! wish the celebration to
,naintaln, strictly religious scharacs
f,ommittees will be .psSanised all
'OveSs lie world With the object "a pre-
|sentlnG the Pepe With laflpa
|ssS'BBs s:I.Bs!s y; Il lss.'sS S.ss ~
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THE CHIP HAT.

Every woman knows what chip hat
is, but probably few know why it is
called by that name.
The reason Is simply because It is
made. not exactly Of chips. but OF wood
shavings. which are dyed In dainty
colors, curled and crimped almost be-
yond recognition.
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AN AWFUL SKIN HumoR.
Covered Head, Neck and Shoulder
Suffered Agony for twenty-five
Years Until Cured by
Cutieura.

"For twenty-five years suffered ag-
ony from terrible humor. complete
ly covering my head. neck and shoul-
ders, discharging matter OF such Of
fensiveness to sight and smell that !
became an object OF dread. con-
suited the most able doctors far and
near. to no avail. Then I got Cuti-
cura. and in surprisingly short time
was completely cured. For this l
thank Cuticura. and advise all those
suffering from skin humors to get 1t
and end their misery at once. 8. r.
Keyes. 149 Congress Street. Boston.
Mass"
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Sasls.
IN NEW YORK.

yIsI,or-"why is 1t that the police
ts,Ions keep open all the timer
Native = That is TO give the law
|eeasers chance to come in."
vIs!,or-"To come inf"
Natlve-"Yes; II half the criminals
)1dn't walk In and give themselves up
be police would never catch anybody"
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No CHANCE TO RISE.

why do you object TO my sweet
art fa'her;" murmured the daughter
The high life insurance official. "He
poor, 1t is true. but so were you
nen you married."
~ Isn't the poverty that l object to.
'iid'" replied her father. not unkind-
The trouble lies In his utter lack
BUSINESS qualifications. This fellow
F'uaily appears to be honest"
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merce, trading with Russia. the L.
want. with Genoa and Venice. and
even with the far East Indies until
the discovery Of the Cape of Good
Hope. All nations came to get her
armor. guns. paper, printing presses.
clocks and watches. Her aristocracy
dates from a famous tournament In
'119S. when Emperor Henry vi, pre-
sented thirteen burgher families with
the stamp Of nobility.
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PLAY WAS ACCEPTED.

| Au,hor-"rve something new in the
ksy OF mc,odrama.'
Mauager-"IIow's that? Doesn't the
tnaIn come to srlef;"
Auihor-"oh. yes. he comes to grief
In right, but he doesn't say Curse
Iou.'"
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POOR CHILD.

Mrs. Hanagan-"My! but the Aherns
be crazy mad"
Mrs. Flanagan-"what's the matter
bid thlmT'
Mrs Hanagan-"In an absint-minded
koment they christcned their baby
|Aloysius Patrick Jist think o the In
bis OF hlm."-Catholic Standard and
Pines.
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THAT'S THE QUESTION.

.It was only five years ago that
l,rted In with our firm at 50 a week"
(,u Bragg. and now l earn $50 n
keek without trouble
that's so: it's easy to earn that" re-
llied hewitt. "but how much do you
ks,y'-Phlladelphia Ledger.
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ana how to cure
them. Mrs. w. O..
Davis Of Groesbeck.
Texas. says: Back
aches hurt me 30 !
could hardly stand.
spefis Of dizziness
and sick headaches
were frequent and
the action OF the
kidneys WAS tFroRu-
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The slaughter At Moscow.

Moscow.--It is impossible to ascelS
tain the total losses resulting from the
ten days revolt, MS, many Of the dead
and wounded have not been reported
ut tho hospitals, and some Of the bod
les were incinerated. A A'personal tour
Of the hospitals shows that there were
54S Killed and, / ,O65 wounded. One
hundred md seventy four Of the ip-;
jured taken to hospitals have since
died. The troops lost nine killed. Of
whom two. were ofiicers, and fifty-one
wounded, OF the police force ten were
killed and fifteen wounded.
I Among tbs killed and wounded were
q number q children, the returns gen
'er@llz sh1wtng thet innoeent perscns
~ :. tas 3ss 9ss9eso Ss.1 asssss rs,
MI ~ eitiinale lneds Y; y! ~ ~
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NOT A DOUBTER.

ara have you know. SIR" said the
.mrous Individual. that I'm n self
made man"
..h Indeed." rejoincd the meek and
.rIv person. II though there was n
Eome.made air about you."-Chicago
News.
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Especial Correspondence


1t Is Monday afternoon and we have
Just reached Nuremberg. From the
railway station, which is without the
citys walls. we are confronted by a
confusion Of jagged roofs pierced by
lofty spires and massive towers. All
the artistic Irregularities and details
OF medieval architecture are below
US. such as peaked gables. projecting
easements. pointed oriels. dormers
thrown out In bold relief here and
balconies there, while fantastic gar
goyles leer from under cross.timbered
fronts.
After getting settled in q delightful
modern hotel. which Is also outside
the walls. we ordered carriage and
were soon driving over the pretty.
queerly carved bridges. viewing the
picturesque walls and castle with their
turrets and towers hung with lichens
and clinging vines. passing the iron
rallied bronzed fountains. pausing be-
fore the statues and homes OF Durer
and Sachs and alighting to visit the
two famous cathedrals OF the city.
The churches OF Nuremberg are rich
In historic associations and of the
many. none is more interesting than
that OF st. Sebaldus. which is n grand.
old building brim full of curious monu-
ments and rare specimens of art.
This is the Oldest church In the city
and appears to have been begun at
, the end OF the Romanesque period
OF architecture. Anyhow. the west
choir. the present Lonelholz chapel.
the two towers with their portals and
four stories, and also the middle nave
show the plan and ornamentation Of
that period while other portions plain.
| ly denote the Gothic period. On the
| outside, between the two towers Is
| o bronze crucifix, gift OF two broth
ers named Stark. Passing around the
north angle of the cathedral We reach
the brides door. which has a pretty
! significance. We were told that the
brides always enter and pass out this
/ way. This entrance is ornately dec.
! Grated with full-length statues of the
1 ten virgins. who form a semi-circle
OH either side. five of them holding
their lamps trimmed and burning"
while the other five prove themselves
tc be the foolish virgins with unfilled
lamps.
Tomb Of st. Lawrence.
Having entered. what could be
finer than the masterpiece of Peter
Vischer-the bronze tomb of the
sanity patron OF the church? In the
| LofYelholz chapel there are some very
old paintings upon gold backgrounds:
also the bronze font at which the
Emperor wenzel is said to have been
christened In 1861. This cathedral
also contains interesting tapestries
and these two were described to-
scther with that marvel Of art and
grace at Cologne. which surely gives
an Idea OF their beauty and majesty.
Near the Church Of st. Sebaldus
stands the gothic chapel OF st. Nor
1 itz and nesting almost against 1t is
a quaint. little historic inn. Although
1t is ancient and lowly in appearance,
II is being carefully preserved by the
town and Is their pride. Nuremberg's
city council does not desire to tear
II down or rob 1t Of It's birthright. for
Sachs and Durer and. other famous
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flrst sInaIe.R.ll sxstsm.

( On the Coney Island meadows there
ell stand sections Of the structure Of
Dc frst single-rail system built in this
resntry, which was to convey holiday
myers to the seashore 1t the rate Of
3 VA minute.
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SlasieF-"what DO we get from the
faly'
Bright Boy - Sealing wax. sir
|lly sloper.
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Mother crays Sweet Powders for Children
Successfully used by Mother Gray, nurse
In the Children's Home In Now York, euro
Constipation, Feverishness, Bad Stomach.
Teething Disorders, move and regulate tho
Bowels and Destroy Worms. Over 80, 900 tcs-
timonials. At all Druggists, 25c. Sample
FREE. Address A. S. Olmsted, LcIs0y, MY.
Bachelor quarters don't always look
like 30 cents.
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lar. Soon after began taking Doanis
Kidney Pills passed several gravel
stones. got well and the trouble has
not returned. Ny back Ia good and
strong and my general health better"
Sold by all dealers. 80 cents boz.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. N. r.
The beekeeper who expects TO sue.
ceed In his business must keep things
humming.
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NO PLEASING HIM.

aissby has been at home sick for a
luple Of days, hasn't he:"
ies' and he doesn't seem to like
laments on his personal appearance.
got mad on two occasions to-day"
poes he really look clianged?''
Ao' particularly, but he got mad
when his rival In love told him he
vAed miserable and again when his
p'oyer remarked that he seemed
'a'lny enough '"-PhIladelphIa Press.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
vske xATivE BROMO ouinine Tablets. Dy11-
gfsts refund money n Il fails 70 cure Y ".
GROVES signature 10 on each boI. &c
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HOME ANNIVERSARIES.

The happiest households are those
that do not let die out the sentiment
connected with various anniversaries.
Although gift giving or recognition OF
such events In suitable way may be
out Of the question owing to the strait
ened circumstances Of those within
the gates" there can yet be little air
OF festlvity when mothers or fathers
birthday comes round or some wedding
anniversary is TO be celebrated. An
extra dish. little bunch Of flowers or
some special music perpared for the
occasion will show the kindly spirit
aud the loving remembrance that count
far more than the money value OF any.
gift. As the children grow up II these
festivals are encouraged they will have
much to look forward to and much
more to remember In the years to come
when they go out TO battle with the
world and hnd that sentiment is crushed
under foot and affection Is regarded
only us n side issue.-Utica Observer.
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THE pEssIMIsT.
ARTISTIC.

.u, how youthful Miss Passe is
loosIng this evening"
sYes; she looks as IL sc were elisi.
=. 10 membership In the Painters
~ neoorators' Union.'
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AlLlNo woMEM.

Keep the Kidneys Well and the kId.
neys viii Keep You Well.
Sick. suffering. languid women are
learning the true cause OF bad backs
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No. Maude. dear: crumbs Of comfort
do not come from eating crackers In
he'd
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The best possession is common sense.
but the conmonest sense Is nonsense.
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Church q st. ssbaIdus

J =. -s.,.-----~.. = Church of 81
the county. and win piled here fre.
,at the head of the list
ducing section. Co., a..
MIR. Wiley stated that fc LOT ats
had plenty OF funds and thaGs. was
would be done as. fast rs 9sure ot
money could do It. ing
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!, sSa cSG'o.,ElIet and wealth.

Of th0 G|oflt ytoe uUo WUuISUs ~
1. 6lfc Eliot. Of Harvard, now
utAtes ~ be ae age. declares that one
posea under gotynble satisfactions Of
-. The goverApm having nothing
Y n 81t INTO sisnmsnt Of wealth.
NIL 6QtahEsted tN,.,v h,.,,>,,.. -.
rssia ae1t: ~ ss.nr , tss.s ~ ~
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THE HORNETS NEST WOMAN

THE HORNETS NEST WOMAN.
She wonders why her women friends
don't flock about her, court her and
call her dear"
1t is because she never goes any
where without hornets nest.
She has It with her and is always
giving 1t little shakes. Everybody
knows how a hornets nest acts when
some one shakes II.
She makes unkind remarks about
every one and criticiscs her best friend
when her back is turned.
She tells one friend all the ill-na-
tured things that another has said
about her.
She calls attention to peoples free
kles and wrinkles.
She never forgets any disgrace In n
family history.
If n woman's dress fits well she never
mentions Il. but she Is always suggest
Ing how the sleeves might be changed
to make them in fashion.
She tells mothers the bad things that
she hears about their sons and she
tells wives the bad things she hears
about their husbands,
She waves the hornets nest above
her head as II 1t were flag of honor
and wonders that the women run at
the sight OF 1t.
She nuts on an innocent face and
pretends that she believes that she Is
being honest. truthful, helpful.
She Is. In fact. being hateful. spite
full and disagreeable.
We could get on very nicely without
Miss Truthful and her nest of hornets.
Brooklyn Citizen.
MRS. ROOSEVELT A LACE MAKER
Lace making is to be n diversion OF
fashionable women In Washington this
winter. Mrs. Roosevelt may be called
the pioneer OF this movement, though
the wife of the French Ambassador
Nine. Jusserand. and several other
women in the diplomatic corps have
added to its popularity. When Mrs.
Roosevelt receives the women OF tne
Cabinet circle for the weekly boudoir
conference she works on u piece OF
AImy lace while important anairs OF
the next social season are discussed.
Whenever the Presidents wife re-
ceiyes nm intimate friend in the sunny
western alcove on the second corridor
OF the White Eouse. which Is her spe-
cIal preserve, she makes her lace,
chats, stops long enough ltffetr. it's ca
of tea and begins .ais a day.
She x annual l conference Of the Asso.
Sstion Of Colleges Of the Interior Will
!" held Mt Colorado Springs, February
I Al and 22d, representatives OF twenty
r.t,tutions Of higher learning being
rnected. The conference was held
nj wear in Chicago, Colorado Springs
cling chosen for 1906. Among tne
'itai topics for discussion Will be ina,
= the revision of f08ball rules ana
chool discipline. ~
A letter from /. N. smith, former
asho snrinrs attorney, now residing
), Tho efate OF Washington. says tnat
n. an. 4 Chester Smith, met his death
= ! tvrhton on the coast Of Manila.
7ounR Nr. smith was born AND reisea |
I S6sho springs. After attending tns
'mhIin sek k66le he studied At the ecnoo,
u Z 1flSsG X Golden. He wes ven
y sss.ssS' ~ I ,looeSnii play and duflee I
~ siif ~ jnI1t Win flreiny uetyed ln tne I
~ n = Y & ~ the f1p,s q ~
y ! ~ fsii!esjsss
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There's nothing like cold coffee to
make the boarders hot.
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TEA
Which do your family
think most of, tea or coffee?

Your grocer returns your money II yos ss.1
like schiliings Best
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NO PROFESSIONAL OPINION.

w Fhof OPINION.
sner."Doctor. how long ought
OF sedentary occupation, VIII
- good care of himself. to liver"
0e'or-"Referrlng to. yourself. i pr,
What is your occupation. ma
sner-"l run a-er--loan agency"
|oUsS ''."fou :, ought 10. llye. 1pescn'
ssed your vleti-i-.,-
sss,s' o. Z : = i'ssr'k. '.:sss.n.
=. ..fcfk.-Twelve hundred union
~ me employees Of forty.four
v aa job printing concerns in
,nS s city. went ON strik0 Tues-
oesan the struggle for the
t ~ day which had been de.
y g Into effect that day. Mem
NJ ~ local 'Typothetue, against
s.trike was Jeciaret& A.
hundreds Of ngn.unfon
a ! various parts w the
W hteh waSsS + " sSkv'
asives q 4 4 o1l =
~ that ~ r. ~,
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1905-04-13
=z=- WITH OUR
CORRESPONDENTS.
Cherry Greek

]. H. Leishinan and M. McAulay
left Tuesday morning for trip to
San Francisco.
G.. L. White from Boston and
associate have been in town several
days talking mines.
Mr.. Stewart, representing M.
Badt & Co of Wells, has been IN
this locality for several days buying
horses.
Freight teams from Toano and
Wells have been much i'll evidence
The past week, to the relief of the
merchants
c. A. Hawkins was in town from
Carbonate. He reports having
several men at work on the old
Hunter mines, bonded by himself
and associates.
Mr.. Sawyer and wife have re-
turned from their visit to Salt Lake
and gone to Siegel with force o.
several men to resume operations on
the Siegel Con. Co. S mines.
Messrs. Newell and Drake OF
Denver have spent two or three
weeks in the old Hunter district
and have made five locations. They
left for Denver on Saturday, embryo
nillionaires.
Eugene Norris and wife drove
over from Eureka on Sunday At
ter visiting with friends here they
departed for Kern mountains,
where Gene has charge of the
Mother Lode group of mines for
Mr.. Lowe of the Hawaiian Islands.
Thos. Mahan and Charles p.
Phalan left on Tuesday on pros
pecting tour of the new districts in
Nye and Lincoln counties, in the in
terest of an eastern syndicate. They
are experienced men, well equipped
with every requisite, and we wish
them great success.