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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-04-13
Local Items Of Interest
Next Sunday will be Easter

+" 4
No mail Wednesday; the stage
had a break down on White Pine
summit
Get a ticket for the volunteer
fremen' ball. 1t is for the most
worthy cause the town could foster.
Freight teams are coming in fast
nowadays. At last the deadlock
on freight has seemingly commenc-
ed to be broken.
Captain A. 7. Hudgens, the cap
italist, is lying very i'll at the
Hayes cottage, with a threatened
attack of pneumonia.
c. w. Gaby returned, Tuesday,
from the Black Horse district,
wherehe9 has secured options on
several promising claims.
Graham Sanford representing the
Reno Gazette, one of the best lie VS.
papers of the State, is i'll Ely in
the interests of his publication.
Sick headache results from a
arrangement of the stomach and is
cured by Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. Sold by +. M.
Clark.
Time to commence trimming your
trees, laying out your flower and
vegetable garden, aud generally
getting ready for the spring time,
The parties who stored bellows
and miners blacksmithing outfit i'll
the Hayes warehouse, are request
ed to remove the same at once.
Miss ELLEN HAYES
Roundtree & Creighton are ell
tirely renovating and refurnishing
the interior of the old Reipe Hotel
building, where they expect to open
their new up-to date resort in the
near future.
]. Cameron for uierly compositor
in this office, and H. Sexsmith who
until Monday ran the Palm
restaurant, pulled out Thursday
morning, with all outfit on a pros
pecting trip intent.
FOR SALE-Lots i'll the Ellis
Addition, located between the town
of Ely and the smelter site. First
small block of lots now offered for
sale. Call aud see the plat at the
ELY REALTY & BROKERAGE Co. x
"A GOOD NIGHTS REST is
necessary to enable you keeping up
with the procession III these hustl-
ing times. Clean beds to yourself
at Roots Roonling House. Leave
orders for beds at the Stock Ex-
change Barber Shop.
Hagerman & Beck state they will
put on a line of fast stages between
Ely and Currie's, just as soon as
the Nevada Northern reaches there,
and makes terminal for freight
and passengers. which is expected
to occur within a week OF ten days.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1906-04-13
See BursOn at the Stock Exchange

Freight teams are arriving daily
from White River, loaded with hay.
A special meeting of Ely Lodge.
No. 20, A. & A. NJ, will be held
tomorrow
DR. NJ. Il. Dahl, of Reno, came i'll
Wednesday, and will open an office
and locate here.
Work on the stone foundations of
the Ely Mercantile Co.'S store is
going ahead as rapidly as the
weather will permit
John Maurer, President and MAN.
ager of the Sierra Brewing Co. of
Reno, New, is in town in the in
terests of his firm.
Ernest Cobb is very low at Lane
City with typhoid fever. His mother
who lives in Eureka, has been sent
for, and was expected to arrive last
evening.
II. H. Polly, prominent Ogden,
Utah, banker, was an arrival OH
Wednesdays Eureka stage, and is
investigating Ely's business posi-
bilities.
Neil Bonner, former resident of
this county and well-known to many
of the old timers of Ely, died at
Eureka, Utah, on the 4th inst, and
was buried i'll Salt Lake City OH the
9th.
Al Enwright and Ernest Millick
came over from the Black Horse
district, Tuesday, and report large
number of transfers of mining prop
erty in that district during the past
week.
Thos. II. O'Neill left Thursday,
for the Black Horse district, where
he has force of men at work sink
ing a shaft OIL the claims lie holds
under bond from Thomas Watkins,
and which are showing up as bo-
nanZas.
The stage from Eureka reached
Ely, Wednesday night at II: 80 P. NJ,
after overturning a time or two and
affording the passengers an oppor-
tunity of realizing how Horace
Greeley felt when he took his ia
nous stage ride with Hank Monk.
Goodwin Weekly says: w. w.
Armstrong who left for Ely, New,
during the week, will make the trip
from the last train stop to Ely in an
automobile. 1t is said that the
road is splendid, even at this time
of the year, and that in fact the auto
mobile way to the great copper
camp is the best.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05
MARK EFT REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks.

Nm i"rl, May TIL" movement Of
prices "f So Ks turned definitely against
T." shoots to-day aud lively demand
dc\ clop'l from uncovered bears to Sc
euro stocks. Tile rate OF recovery was
closely apIprtioncd to that of the pre-
Nl"uS decline, the sever est suffer- rs IN the
slump rising most buoyalitly in Tn, re
corery. Thr. day started with / further
attempt IN tho part Of the bears to force
a luithcr decline. the attack cent"rGC on
AmalGamatcd Copper ia continuation of
us closing weakness NcStcrda.-. VERY
night selling was forced out by This drive
and the bears began n systematic move
mcnt t" cover their shorts. AmalGamat-
ed Copper was Il prominent leader of tn"
recovery. Til" upward movement glined
fore" after tit" appearance of tic PrcSi-
dents special message on the Standard
OH inquiry and il became quickly mani
lest that tn" effect of the document on
speculative sentiment had been entirely
mi>"alculat"d j.. the professional uper-
atorS. There WAS an occasional halt in
ting advance. hut no notable reaction af-
ter the f"verish movements Of the first
hour. The further prices advanced with
out bringing out a renewal Of any con
siderable offerings tie frncr grew the
conviction that forced liquidation OF tn
kind which flooded the market i'm tn,
middle of tn" week was over. Reading
Wis another very conspicuous feature in
tn' recovery. owing TO the heavy bear
upon ii after the principal liquidation of
tn. general market had been completed
with consequent scarcity of rcScllnE to
meet Tn" demand OF the bears. No def
nit" news was received from the miners
convention. but the action Of Reading
WIS taken IT, Indicate thot the prospect
Of tn. strike had been over discounted in
tn" trading. Tho preliminary estimates
ot tie showing by tomorrtw'S bank state
ment are unusually involved. but the ton,
nf IN" cell money market was distinctly
easier ana III" Impression was strong
that the condition Of Ific banks wa; i'm
proved. Tho day : net changes III stocks
show gains 1lnEing between . and 10
points Tor all the active issues and the
closing ton" WAS huoyanf with the hears
in fun rnut ard SCramhling to cover
shorts.
Bonds were irregular Total sales par
valu'. S."2n,m" United States bonds were
all unchanged ON OH.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05
WHEAT OUTLOOK IN WEST.
The Kansas Estimate. AS Compared
With Last Years.

Topeka, Kan. MAY THE raising Of
the Kansas wheat estimate to SD is
exactly what was expected. and dc
served for tho conditions fully warrant
it at this date. This is well below last
years condition Of %. but II is really
quite as SatiSfa ct DRY. owing to the late
ness Of the spring. Tho crop is back
ward and small. but is even and strong.
ana with the first good rains will grow
fast. Only 10 per cent. Of the sowing
has been ploughcd up. and now th"
state has $500. 900 acres, all i'll good con-
dit ion. In eastern Kansas In" h"idS
arc a mass Of grccn. closely matted.
and giving great promise. TIL" vest
orn counties are somewhat behind in
their condition.
\ significant fact in connection with
The wheat condition is the $XStcnttIc
effort being made by tho state to deter
mine the best varieties of seed mat
there may he y continuation 81 inc
large crops 81 famous III the past eight
years. ON an experiment farm near
HAYS city. in the western third ol inc
state. are growing now 200 varieties "t
wheat ont of which il is expected th't
there will come a selection mat VIII
prove inviIcille on the high plans
New seed is also being brought from
RusSiI at intervals. and this. with the
frequent gospel trains that give IN
structiOn in the latest methods, ana tue
best culture. is adding materially l" the
ability of tho Western farmer TO gam
d great return from his wheat fieihs
Wheat raising is becoming more Oh Il
rcioncp than ,yor before and the prop
abilities are that il will be more ser
tain in its operations than has !ct "ceii
known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-05
flows Your Hair?
6owditch, Webster & Co. Announces
That They Have at Last Secured .
Cure for Hair Troubles,

We beg to announce to the people Of
Augusta that we have secured the
agency for one Of the greatest discov-
cries Of recent years. We refer to the
prescription Of Sir Erasmus Wilson. NJ
D.. EnEland's most successful special
ist IN diseases Of The scalp. who was
knighted for his many successes In the
treatment Of skin and scalp Upon the
Heath of Or. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
i3 now offered 10 the public under the
namo of DIR. Wilson's English Life IN
The Hair. This preparation will grow
1air on bald heads even after all eJsa
fails. Unlike other hair preparations
1t Is not sticky or greasy, but gives a
live and glossy appearance to the hair.
Miss Cornelia Stevens, s Smith Ave
Boston, Mass, says: DR. Wilson's
English Life to the Hair grew nar
nifcent head Of hair for mo after
was told that ] was becoming hopeless
y bald. My hair now reaches nearly
TO my waist and is heavy and glossy.
cannot too highly recommend it" n
you are CROWN, bald, troubled with
sruptiOns. dandruh. scales or any scaIn
troubles try DR.. Wilson's Life to the
Hair. Albert Chemical Co. Boston.
Mass. prnprietors. Sold by Bowditch
Webster & Co, Augusta, Me. Price
30 cents.
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BOXING NOTES.

Jack erwin Sullivan l. in New
twin brother, Mike, will do any fight :
ing for a month on account Of the Scri-
ous illness of their mother. When he is
ready to box again. he Will issue 4
Jack bBricn or any other big fellow
who cares to don the gloves with him.
frankie Neil. the hantamwcigh;
fighter al California, who suddenly dis
appeared from Los Angeles without
letting anyone know of his departure.
is stranded ill Chicago and is repeated
ly sending kilograms to his father i'll
San Francisco asking him to send him
on money to get back to the coast.
frankie says he will go back to Los
Angeles and fight Abe AttclI if he gets
the money from his father
young Corbett" has Quit the ring.
After his quick defeat by "FightinG
Dick" Hyland ut Ogden. Utah. Tues
day night. the little Denver fighter an
nolmr5d in his dressing room that he
was through with the fighting game
forever and would never again don a
boxing glove Il guess the fighters arc
too good for me these days, and l sup
pose l have seen my best days" re-
marked Corbett, as he pulled off his
lighting trunks and threw them into
ms dress suit case
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BOWDOlN VS.. BATES TODAY.
Close Game Expected at Brunswick
Bowdoin League in Aroostook.

Brunswick. Me, May 4.-tSpeciaD. o.
The second game Of the Maine Inter-
| r1llesiate baseball series will be play
ed on the Whittier field Saturday af-
| ternoon between Bowdoin and Bates.
and good game is expected. The
Bowdoin team has been putting in solid
practice since last Saturdays victory
over L. Of NJ. and is hopeful of putting
up strong game. Bates is known to
have an excellent team this year. and
there is every reason to believe that
the contest will be close and exciting.
Bowdon has had great luck in base
ball games with Bates in recent years.
OF the 10 games played in the past
three years Bowdoin has won nine.
Sparks, 09 will pitch for Bowdon.
One other change has been made in the
team, Blair being placed at second and
Capt. Hodgson taking his place at
short. Otherwise the team will not he
changed. The makeup of the team will
be as follows: Pitcher. Sparks: catch
er. Abbott: first base Greene: second
base. Blair: third base. Stanwood:
shortstop. Hodgson: left field. McDade:
center nelQ. Bower, GlSnI Iltlu, L hes.
1t Is understood that the Bates line
up will be as follows: Pitcher. John
son: catcher Boothby: first base. Con
ner: second base. Kendall: third base,
Jordan; shortstop. Wilder; left field.
Austin: center field Rogers: right
field, Wight.
At recent meeting of the AroostoOk
Club it has been decided to organize
Bowdoin League among Aroostook
preparatory schools and with this end in
view the club has offered q banner for
tho championship Of that county. This
will embrace Houltrn. Caribou. Fort
Fairfield. Kicker and all the schools Of
that section. The banner will he Civ
on to the school that shall first have
won the championship for three years.
This does not mean that in con5ccu-
any school shall have won It three
times The temporary possession of
the banner will go To the school that
wins the victory for each year. Last
year the club gave banner for the
championship of Aroostook county for
the year only, which was won by Carl
bou High
The advantage Of small leagues
among preparatory schools has been
proven by Rowdoin in the past AMI il
Is believed the Aroostopk League will
prove itself a great success. There is
already BowdOin Iutcrscholastic
league in central Maine that is playing
iaSt and exciting ball
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BALL TEAM RETURNS.
University Ct Maine Players Back from
Last Trip from State.

orono. Me. May 4.-tSpeciaD.- me
trip out Of the State Friday morning
after staying over a day in Boston TO
see tho Boston Washington game.
Coach Butn,an aud Capt. Frost both
seem somewhat discouraged with the
work the team has done especially with
the stick With the exception of the
Harvard second game the fielding was
good but the whole nine has failed
dismally to hit when hits were needed
This failing is of course due i'll Il large
measure to til" lack Of outdoor prac-
ticc and may be overcome with some
good warm weather work on the home
diamond.
The team lined up for practice on
the home diamond for the second time
Friday afternoon but the field Is not
Yet i'm condition. Qunt. last season S
Outtielder is again in shape ana may
be able to improve upon the stick
work of the present incumbcntS. Mac
Donald who has been in Augusta,
coaching, will he back to work Mon
day and he also has good record
don. the only man who can seem I"
hold Frost to good advantage is out
of the game for the season but he may
get back to help out III the next Bow
dom game.
If the weather permits tho team VIII
have three days of practice and VIII
then line up against Bates at Lewis
ton in the second championship gam"
on Wednesday,. On the day following
thcy meet Tufts at Orono for the first
home game. Frost will pitch against
Bates and Hall 'oS will have another
try at the Medford aggregation
Manager Z. +. Williams and Coach
Steve Farrell were busy all day Fri
day putting the track into the best
possible shape, but even then it Will
not be Il track to break records on. The
Maine contestants were doing light
work Friday Afternoon looking to d
hard struggle Saturday.
The games will not start until after
noon and it is the intention of the man-
agenIcnt I" run them off with all posi-
bic dispatch. The only trial races VIII
IL the 100 and 20 yard dashcS, 81
mucn time will b" saved in preliminary
sklmish.
Special ears have been ordered to
take care If AL visitors. Th, Sc games
will take the place of the usual inter
class contests and the Varsity letter
wilt only BE- awarded to those winning
their event.
The scores viii count > for first place.
:: for second. and / for third in each
event So that tho winner must tally
more than Is points. The general snn-
timcllt among those interested is that
it will he 4 close fast meet ana that
every event viii he closely contested.
II will also give "A line on what Maine
can do next Saturday at Lewiston in
the NJ. ]. a. A. meet
capt. Lovctt of the tennis team is
sued a call for candidates Friday. The
Main intercollegiate tournament will
hc played off at WatcrVille in 10 days
and the team must be picked to meet
Bates. RoWdoiu and Colby. Only one
court is yet dry. but men are working
there every day and two more courts
should IL in use by Monday.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE.
AT FALL RIVER.


Five consecutive hits in the seEsn.n
inning netted Fall River three runs FL
day and Lawrence was defeated D 70 D.
Weddidge was twice fined % TOT iI5oi
Gus objections to the umpire 8 ae ',ss in
and was finally put out of the sfou'dS III
Fan River % o 200 o %-S-l %
Lawrence 30 / 20 Q 100 q -
Ratteries-C. Lee and Sullivan; Barber
esh and Fulmer. Time. 10o. IHPii u
AT MANCHESTER.
Manchester was defeated by Worcester
fy the score of to i. n n
Worcester "A Q l "a IL
Manchester % o % l oml- D,
Ratteries-SIine and Knots. - iooie
and Eaton. Time. 2.0o. Umpire. Henry.
AT NEW BEDFORD.
Haverhil won from the local team by
Haverhtss 2 10 3 0 0-l2-l3-I
New Bedford O / i 90 20 81 81
Batteries and oNeil; How
ard. Brown ard Braun. Umpire, O'Brion.
Time. 2O5 "
Lowell won from Lynn by hard batting
In the eighth inning, aided by two errors:
Lowell .........0 90 ! x-s-li-5
Lynn .........O % o 1 -6-ll-5
Ratteres-White. Abbott and kafter;
Smith and Clark. Time. is Umpire,
Sullivan.
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WINS ON FOUL.
Monk the Newsboy Gets Decision Over
Hanon at Brockton.

Br"ckton. May L. IN I'll" seventh
round Thursday night IT tho Crescent
4. e.. Monk til" NeWShoy Of Provi
dCnCc was given the decision over Jim
Ion Was warned caIlier in tho round for
hitting low. Munk had the bout easy
beginning with the fourth round. and
lifted Hhnl"n off his feet with hard
lefti to the wind and uppcrCrItS to the
jaw. The bout was much faster than
when the NcW$boy and IIanlon clash
ed here a week ago. There was - howl
Of dissatisfaction over Referee stan
ton Abbott':; decision. but it was plain
~ evident that Hanlon twice hit low.
In a preliminary Young Lcnncy Of
Cambridge Won from John Cary Of
BrocktOn in six rounds.
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f o afoat: No. . yellow. nominal; No.
white. nominal. -
OATS-Rcccipts. 1900 exports. 10
spot steady: mixed oats. SAFE lbs. |'',
natural gag: lbs. 3Sn39. clipped white
:.,n 10 lbs. 80 a iii..
CIT MEATS-Steadv.
I.ARD-Earcly steady: western primo
S6I; refined easy; continent. So
~ rTER-f'irm. unchanged; receipts
1Ili
Et Us Firm: receipts. 2J.ls9: state "a
and nearby fancy selected white. ~, do
choice. Is. Itl3; do mixed fancy. 49,.
POTATOES-TrrcCul Bermuda pci
bhl. 3sfi: Florida. $3.50: Maine aud 9th
ar eastern, per bag 49,; state and west
crn. 2m2.20; European, l.Wn2.
81 GAE-R:uw firm: fair r. flninG lbs
centrifugal NJ test 3 .-l6; molas+cs sugar
" l -I6. rcfineh steady.
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WITH THE BOXERS.
Baldwin and Matthews
the Star Attraction
In Bout Slated for Monday
Night Before Lincoln Club.
Britt and hcGovern Are Matched for Ten
Rounds al New York on May 26.

The next meeting of the Lincoln
Club at Chelsea will be held on
Wednesday, May .. and Kid Goodman
and Matty Baldwin will clash in the
main bout. Goodman has parted with
Paddy Minihan aud will post his own
forfeit and Will act as his own mani
ager. The match is at 129 pounds at
o'clock, the same weight the two
made for their other fight when Bald
win defeated the Ghetto champion.
This will be a big handicap t" Bald
win and ii big advantage for Good
man. johnny Mack. BaldWin's mani
agcr, declares that Matty can make
11s pounds without any trouble if he
would exert himself and not be SO
lnyN
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Boston Produce Market.

FoSt0n, May I.
ELDUR-I Unchanged: spring patent :.
mill shipments. l.3iG4N9.
CpRN-EaSier: No. ) yellow ~.
OATS-Quict; No. , clipp whit, 10
IAl-I'nchane"d; No. !. Is.
MILL FEED-St"ady.
STRING HKAN-22. 2,aI.2a..i.
MINED F'!.EI,-o;;;; 23:.fi.i.lo.
COTTON SEED MEAI-oiu3lJ
POR<-F'irm; medium. is.
LARD-i'irm leg.
EEEF-St"ady; whole cattle. 1'."Sli
LAM i5S-Stcady; M'jo
NEALS- Sten -iy: .Fuln
Bt.TTr;R-Qui't: northern. 21"o2
cUt;ESE-tnchang:d York state. IA
H..
TGGS-Qui"t; choice. 21u..e; eastern. II
40
ApPLES-StcaGy: BIldwins. 4-oaI.
POTATOF,S-Quiet, Green Mountains
~; HnbrunS 81.
StGAP-Firm on Il basis of 40 for
Sranulatcd.
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SPORTING NOTES.

At Newman. Eng, Friday the ono
thousand guineas stake for 3-year-"d
hIies. one mile. was won by Flair.
Lischana was second and Paid Up was
third. Twelve horses started. Flair was
n strong favoritC and tho result W2S
never doubtful and she won in a can
'er by three lengths. Threc-GuarterS Of
the length separated second and third
horseS. The betting wa, II to 10 OF
Flair. 20 to / on Lisrhana and 20 to 1
on Paid Up.
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BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Wednesday. Thursday Friday and Sat
urday-Chicago at Detroit. st. Louis ut
Cleveland. Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Sunday-Cleveland at Chicago, Detroit
at St. Louis.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standardization at New York Brook
Ign at Philadelphia. Chicago at Pitts
burg, Cincinnati al st. Louis.
Sunday-Pittsburg al Chicago st. Louis
at Cincinnati.
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Saturday-Lowell at Lynn. Worcester
ut Manchester Lawrence at Manchester.
Haverhill at New Bedford.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Saturdav-TCronto at Providence, Mont
real at Newark. Rochester at Baltimore,
Buffalo at Jersey City.
Sundav-Toronto at Providence. Mont
real at Newark.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York, MAY 4.
Spot closed quiet. AlddIinE- upla ndS
ll.Ao; do. Guif. l9.01. Sales. 800 bales.
Galveston jirm. il 1-l6: Charleston firm
II; Memphis steady. II 3-li: New orleans
steady. III; Mobile easy. IFS; savannah
firm. Ills.
Net rnceipts for seven DAYS. G.:.lc.
Exports to Great Gritain. I03Il: to
France 1926: to the continent. boss; to
japan. so.
Stock ~ GO.
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keyes Wins Easily.

New York. May 4.-kid Stenger and
Bert keyes. both Philadelphia fighters.
met in the final bout Thursday night
at the stag Of the Longacre A. c. and
fought one Of the fercest four-round
bouts ever seen in the city. keyes
winning easily. In the other bouts
Charley Goldman won from Charley
Lucas. Ed. Ferrier beat Tom Carey
Harry Engel outpointed Young Nc
Cue and George kitSon drew with
Jimmy Moore.
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BURNS GETS MARRIED.
Then Starts for Philadelphia to Meet
Big Bob at Tuxedo Club.

Los Angeles. May 4.-Tommy Burns.
known outside the ring as Noah Rrus-
SO. has taken q bride. Miss Heating.
who with her doughty husband has
fitted to Philadelphia for q honey
moon trip. Justice William $. Young
performed the ceremony 50 quietly
Tuesday that only few Of Burns
friends knew it. Burns expects to
fight Bob Fitzsimmons before Tom
O'Rourkc's Tuxedo Club near Philadel-
phia.
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Inc Kidneys and III. ali;

III 'ne spring. the kidneys have r,uo,,
70 40. IL they are weak or tornid ~.
VIII not do 1t well. and the s;,;p vii, ," ~
p,mpiy or blotchy. That is teIlinn .p pe
story in few words. "s the
1000; hoGds sarsaparilla strengthens o,a
s.lInulates the kidneys. cures and INV "nu
vents pimples. blotches and ali cu,a pe-
Don't fail to take It.
Buy a bottle today.
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MIN Nnr!Hu hrs come ant now with
proclamation IN which he urges COM
pu.>ofA t";tchlIGS al French in til" public
sci uOlH ~ all countries His cont cn-
ton is that French must eventually
i'tt ON" iIH. UNIVERSAL language BECAUSE.
II Is tn" clCV"r'"f of tongues and tn"
most rl."n' lie. II" SINS also that it is
the most duIpt"b lc IF all thr tongues.
AMI is nprr generally read :trtd Us, a
''S'd" III its rHn BORDERS thun amy
other