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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmaaundi.

Mrs. Campbell left for Ogden this
morning on tho flyer. Shc viii return
in a week or so.
The total receipts Of the Cans Nelson
fight we're sG9,7l5, the total attendance
was 7f0l and the paid admissions G972.
Judge Bpnniield iinishel his work in
the district court this iorouopn aud left
for Wluuemucca on No. 3.
This forenoon Judge Bruce Ind 33i
voters registered in this precinct.
There are still u few hanging back.
A gamo OF baseball was played Mt
Joplin, Missouri, Tues lay which lasted
twenty innings, neither team making II
tally.
In Spain a physician gots 1.-Two cents
a visit from q working mar and 30 cents
a visit from mn artistocrat. flo IL sup
posed to attend the poor Tor moth ing.
Mrs. Sadie Rummel WIS granted a
divorce this morning from Clyde
Rummcl on the grounds oi non.support.
Judge Bonniiiold severed the marital
bond.
Judge Talbot arrived from Carson ON
No. 4 this morning and loft for Mr..
Mobiles ranch IN Lamoillr. flo expects
10 return from the ranch III time to tsko
No. & for Carson.
Tho socialists Of Goldiicld are going
10 have II newspaper 10 fight their battle
during tho coming campaign. They
oinim to DO 400 stton. :, and will pay mn
nsgoessmont of slO each to install tho
paper.
Complete returns fro u tho Vernon,
election show tho election OF rcpubli
can governor by u plurality Of 1866
! oset his democ ratio opponent. Tho re.
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Motto, to Creditors.

TS THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Fourth Judicial District Of the BStnte
Of Nevadn, In and for the County OF Elko.
In the mnttor OF the Estate OF James Brain,
d~eceased.-Notice to Creditors:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Undersigned, having been duly appointed
xecutrix OF the last Will and Testament OF
James Brain, deceased. by the above entitled
Court on the 2ist day OF August, ly06, and hnv-
ing duly qualified rs such oxecutrix, letters
testamcniary having been duly issued TO her
on tho snid 2lst day OF August, 1906.
Notice Is further given that nil persons hav
ing laims againstisaid estate OF James Brain
deceased, aro hereby required to nle tho same,
With proper vouchers and aTdsvit attached
with the Clerk OF said Court within three
months from the date OF tho nrst publication OF
this notice, or they will be forever barred.
Dated ut Elko, Nevada. the o3rd day OF
August, 1900.
SUE O. BRAIN,
Executrix OF the last VIII and Testament
OF James Brain, deceased.
CHARLES Il. HEsDEBSO ON,
Attorney for Exccutrix
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Il 0 D DAILY
Salmaaundi.

Dec Truett and Joe Williams return.
ed to Doeth Inst night. .na
Sheriff CInrk and several delegates 10
tho republican Stnte convention return-
cd this morning. "'-
Mrs. Fred Wilson and daughter re.
turned from Salt Lake this morning
and left on the stage for Tuscarora.
Several Western Pacific flat care load.
cd with tieo passed cast this fore.
noon. rlioy looked good to us.
Miss Emma j. Bowen, teacher OF
history and English in tho high school,
arrived from Santa Cruz, California, this
morning.
Mics Caldwell, the music teacher OF
the high school, arrived this morning
from Council Bluffs, where she studied
music during the vacaiiOn.
Rev. Gro. H. Bennett oi Battle
Mountain will occupy the pulpit Of tho
Presbyterian church Sunday morning
mud the pastor IN the evening.
y. S. Mitchell. who escaped from the
pe%Ditcntiary Monday, ia still at large.
Guards followed him 10 Smith valley,
whore his trail was lost,
Tho White Pine News eays the dem,
ocratic State convention used excellent
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Tie republican platform adopted at
Tonopab, starts off with a Qualification
OF lSo 'sevelt and his so.called achieve
ments, followed by n condemnation OF
the presen. state administration for the
habitual absence Of the officials from
their pests Of duty, commends Senator
Nixon for nus support Of Roosevelt and
hls vote Oh the railroad rate bill, tavors
the passage of n law extending the right
OF eminent domain for mining purposes
to apply % locations made upon nnfenc.
ell AMI unimprOved lands held in private
ownership, the minerals with in which
are re5erveu by the government, md
condemns The veioing OF such ala Sthree
years ago by II democratic governor,
and favors Legislation to stop the lurid
ADVERTISING Of mining schemes.
II sings the old, obi songs on capital
and labor and the tariff, takes all the
credit Tor the railroad rate bill, and gives
Governor Sparks II jolt for vetoing the
bill providing for the taxation Of
National hunks, conmends the pub
lie school eystem and commends
the State university and declares "thnt
until the PRONUNCIATION Of the late demo-
cratic platform there has been no
politics suggested ns ever having been
exercised IN it's management or control"
Il closes with h blast OF hot air about
the state and more gush about
Roosevelt.
The document ia strong on glorilica-
ton, COMMUNICATION, condemnation and
prediction, but wuefully weak IN mat
ters affecting the future welfare and
prosperity OF the State. 1t will cut no
ice with the voters.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi
DIR. jacobs arrived from Reno this
innrpinu

DR.. Jacobs arrived from Reno this
morning.
Miss Kniemeyer. teacher Of mathe mat
les in the high school. arrived from
ferIngton this morning.
The indications were yesterday that
the street car st rike in San Francisco
would be settled by arbitration.
A dispatch from Tonopnh says that
the republicans will nominated four I'M.
iversity regente. Bully for the repub..
licane.
George Bartlett, the democratic candi-
date for congress. WAS born and raised
i'll Nevada. lie is II man Of ability and
integrity and is thoroughly qualified to
represent Nevada in congress.
When the president declares in one
breath that he is unequivocally for g
protective tariff, and in the next that he
favors the bill to reduce the Philippine
tariff, it looks ns IL he were still a re-
publican first and "a iree.trader after.
wards a republican from tIpediency
IL "A iree-trader in principle.
A long freight tram blocked all the
crossings in town for uenrly half an
hour thus afternoon. Az a sequen ce
no one was able tn cross the street with.
out climbing over the cars. Something
should he done to stop this nuisance.
The books OF tho Miners Union at
GoldtieId show that OF the 1000 work.
men in the district l,400 OF them nre on
the pay roll. The pay roll exceeds
s3j0.00O d month and nearly the entire
sum ia spent III Goldfield. There are
more men employed ut Goldileld now
then at any other pericn in her history.
Gabriel HOskins, a former resident OF
Elko, died from pneumonia ut Keno
yesterday. IIc was born i'll England,
January Is, 1855. and came 20 this coun
try in 1874, settling at Elko. Hero he
worked at the carpenter trade for sew.
eral years and then engaged IN business
with Richard Brown, nov connected
with the State university. lie removed
to Reno in 1890 and resided there until
his death. Mr.. Hoskins had many
friends here who will bo surprised and
snddered by the news OF his death.
He leaves a widow and several children
to mourn the loss OF Il loving husband
md father. May he sleep we'll.
4 fcw days ago I'M Indian ran across Il
cache in the brush near the coal chutes
in which there we're several pairs Of
boots and shons and a lot Of nDder wear.
Sheriff Lamb caught two men in the
net OF taking the goods. which evidently
had been stolen from a car ut the depot.
One OF the men, James Kelley, had only
been discharged from the Jail the day
he was rearrested. lie was armed with
q revolver. doubtless also, stolen and
was charged with carrying concealed
weapons, for which ofTense he will serve
another term in Jail. 10 the meantime
the more ~seriOus case will be investi.
gated, but there is lit,lo chance OF
catching Kelley's pals, in the car rob.
bery.-Humbollt Star.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO ,

LUCAS COUNTY
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF +. j.
CHENEY Co. doing business in the City
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case OF Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use OF HALLS CATARRm
CURE. FRANK j., CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th dry OF Decem-
ber, a. D., 1886. 4. W. GLEAsos,
IsEALl Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
t~crnally and acts directly on che blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system.
Send for testimonials free.
Il. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo,IO.
Sold by all; Druggists ..75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
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later, when the campaign fund collector
comes around how big a check is ex.
peeled. There is more tLuD INT way
Of foolinG the people.
F. NJ. Ransom. the wife beaten. today
appearen before Judge Bell in the
Justice Court md pleaded gIiliy to the
charge against him. lie stated that he
was drunk when he beat his vito and
that he did not know what he was do.
ing, but Judge Bell had very little
sympathy with him and sentenced him
to pay a fine Of sl20 or serve sixty duys
in the county Jail. Ransom went to jail,
not having the money to pay the fine.
lie is lucky he is not in Oregnn.-Ieeno
Gazett.
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sup.alonln OF RCD c1pAR.
lmportanes Of ThIo Native ne =

importance % Thls Native Tree =
an Ornamental Plant.
Any n who has noticed the nun.
berloss hAlf-stArved red cadArs In tAo
country, strading up on % many
stills. would hardly imagine that this
evergreen II by far the most promis-
ing of all material for formal gardens
In the northeastern United States
Yet 80 It Is. The red cedar can DO
trained into nearly every shape that
Is demanded In the formal garden.
These dominant. forms. says Garden
Magazine. are as follows:
1. The standard or bay-tree form
or course. no confer car take the
place Of a broad-leaved evergreen. but
the bay must be kept in a house all
winter.
2. The dome. For this purpose the
slobose arborvitae Is superior to box.
privet and catalpa bungei. since the
box Is no hardy enough and the 9TH
ers are %deciduous.
8. The pyramid. In this form, the
red cedar has to compete with arbor-
vitae, Nordmann's and the silver ar.
and the Douglas, white and Norway
spruce.
4. The spire or column. In this
shape. the red cedar will reproduce
the effect OF the cypress in italian
gardens.
8. The arch. In default of a hardy
evergreen vine, red cedars can be
trained In pairs over iron pipes to
form perfect garden arches six feet
across and ten feet high.
Finally. the rugged picturesqueness
oil the famous Swiss stone pine can be
reproduced by moving battle-scarred
old cedars thirty or t~hirty-hve feet
high, their bare trunks crowned with
an Irregular tuft Of foliage.
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Tho Preside nt on Trusts,

MIR. Carnegie, at the opening Of the
Roosevelt campaign in 1901, in a burst
OF partisan philanthrophy, said he would
give ono million dollars TO tho republi
can campaign fund TO elect Mr.. Roo5c.
volt. Did his liberal donation have the
effect II e%uervating tho judicial arm Of
tho governmcntp 1t looks go, for there
has been no attempt to prosecute the
Steel Trust and It must DO REMEMBERED
that Mr.. Carnegie owns s200, 900, GOO OF
the Steel Trust bonds. As Mr.. Roosevelt
llns discovered TINT "the question oil
revising tho tariff etands wholly apsrl
from tho question of dealing with
tho super vision OF great wonlth in buzz
ness especially IN corporate form"
1s II posi- BILE that President Roosevelt
docs not know, or Tor partisan purpos 40 8
denies that such "so.callcd trusts" IN the
Stool Trust, tho Sugar Trust and most
manufacturing combinations that nr.
complete or partial %monopolies, hav,
been created and could not exist with
out Tariff protection against foreign
competition?
Tho protective tariff was the motl,e
Of those trusts and IN still nursing thos,
infants.
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governor general OF Warsaw, was killed
in a cab while driving through the city.
The assassin escaped.
Governor Sparks has signed the
agreement between the State OF Nevada
and tho Federal Government by which
the State aud the Government shall
bear Jointly tie expense Of experiment
work connected with the irrigation
projects in Nevada. This is in accor.
dance with an act passed a year ago by
the State ratityinR the agreement be-
tween Slate and Federal governments.
The States share Of the expense is
$1,000.
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Central Robert n. Lee.

was the greatest General the world has
ever known Ballnrd's Snow Liuiment
is the greatest linment. Quickly cures
all pains. II is within the reach OF all.
r. II. Pointer, Hampstead, TeIas. writes;
"This ia to- certify that Billiards. Snow
Linimenl has been used in my house hold
for years and has been found to be an
excellent liniment for rheumatic pains
I aLi never without it," Sold by Elkc
Drug Co.
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IN TIE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE
COUNTY OF ELKO.
In the matter OF the estate OF Victor
McKelvoy, dooonsod,
Notice is hereby given that II. Keefer
was on the 9th day Of July. ZOOS. duly appoint
cd the administrator OF tho estate Of said
Victor McKclyev, deceased, aud theroupon
duly filed his bond aud qualified as by law
required. Creditors and oil persons having
claims against said deceased arc hereby
notified to bic Thorn with tho necessary
vouchers, with the Clerk OF said Court within
forty days after tho publication Of this notice,
summary administration being granted by the
order OF said Court.
X Keeier,
administrator OF tho estate OF
Victor McIfolvey deceased.
Dated at Elko. Nevada. September 4, 1900.
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co.,ly supervlolon Neo.,aarv.

Tho United States government will
spend a whole million II necessary to
Investigate the causes and correct an
error In any OF It's financial depart.
ments. even II no more than a cent Is
involved. And It could not safely do
otherwise. II must d.spcl every sug.
gestion Of laxness In discipline. and
to admit an error would be simply an
invitation and n hint for open mouth.
ed crooks TO make money through
fraud.
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wen Worth irving,

w. ii. Brown, The popular pension
attorney, Of Pit,eHeld, VT. says: "Ne1t
IN pension, the best thing TO get il
DR.. Kins'e New Life Pills. "Ho writes;
"thoy keep m, family in splendid health"
Quick cure for headache. constipation
and billiousnees. 25c. Guaranteed at
Eiko Drug Go. drug store.
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rr..pyterlan church No,les.

Presbyterian Church NoiIcs.
September 9th.
Junior Endoavor 10 a. TN.
Sermon at Elko by Rev. q. Il. Barrett
Of Battle Mountain IL a. m.
Sermon by Rev. Geo. II. Greenfield at
Lnmoillo IL a. m.
Sunday School 1880 p. tn.
Up. 8. q. Il. G*30 p. IN.
Sermon by the pastor. 1850 p, M.
Everybody welcome.
Gro. II. G~REESFfELD. Pastor.
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To Restore Calf s,nd,,,.

Wash lightly vita a soft sponge
dipped in a preparation Of best glue,
dissolved In a pint OF hot water, to
which add a teasprrnful OF ~glycerin
and a little -four paste. Rub well
with channels leather when dry.
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The Best Shoes,

Dohglas shoes for meD aud women
md Other makes OF fret class foot wear.
Sold by A. l., MAuK. Tho Shoe Man.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.

Judge Brown left Tor Phoebe yester-
day morning to hold a term Of court.
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RICHARD suRsAee.
iss Was a Great Actor asa shake
sR-sre's L~aafax star.


March ic. 1915 or 1913. RIcharL Bur-
bage. player. died nc Shoreditch. Lon
don.
The frst Of the great English tragic
actors. Burhage was In every way
worthy 10 head the long roll OF Eng
lands famous players. The son OF an
actor. the friend and companion Of
Shakespeare. II was through him that
many OF the heroes OF the dramatist
first spoke 70 the eager playgoers who
thronged the Globe theater. He was
the original OF Romeo. Hamlet, Lear.
Othcllc. Macbeth. shyIock. Richard
iii. and many other OF Shakespeare's
leading characters. and his name
sonfee next 10 that OF the great poet
In e. licenses for acting granted by
James I. Ia 1903 10 the company Of the
Globe theater.
Ills powers as an actor were not his
only claim 20 distinction. for he was
also successful painter. The fame OF
his abilities held a prominent place In
theatrical tradition for many years. a
poem IN his honor. dedicated 20 one OF
the great players Of the day. being
written as late as the timeof Charles II.
His death. which was probably the
result % paralysis. caused the poets 10
turn their thoughts 20 his successful
career. and q Is from the numerous
elegles then written that most OF the
information concerning him must be
gathered. Few players have ever had
the good fortune 10 be 50 well liked by
the dramatsts OK their time. and all
praised him. one even lamenting that
his death hath made a visible eclipse
OF playing"
A shrewd. careful man In his bust
ness affairs, Burbage left an estate
producing a yearly income Of $500,
large sum for a player In those days 70
bequeath % his heirs. Beloved and
respected by all. he survived his great
master by only a few years. his grave
bearing the simple. expressive epltaph,
exit Burhage." - London Saturday
Review.
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An excess OF ley.ty Is as Impertinent
as an excess OF gravity.-Hazlltt-
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cHLoRoPHYLL.
To This Substance l. Due the Color
ing of Plants.


ing of Plants.
Chlorophyil is perhaps the most Inn
portant coiorlng substance In the
world. FOR upon this substance depend
the characteristic activity Of plants. the
synthesls Of complex compounds from
carbon dloxlde and water process, upon
which the existence Of all living things
Is ultimately conditioned. Only In n
very few unlmpOrtant forms devoid OF
chlorophyll can the synthesls Of com
pick from simple compounds or from
the elements be accomplished. The
function OF chlorophyll may only be
comprehended when its chief physical
properties are understood. These may
be best illustrated by placing a gram
OF chopped leaves OF grass or geranium
in n few cubic centlmeters OF strong
alcohol for an hour.
Such a solution will be OF a bright
clear green color. and when the vessel
containing Il Is held IN such n manner
that the sunlight is reflected from the
surface Of the liquid II will appear
blood red. due TO IT'S property Of fuor-
escence. that Of changing the wave
length Of the rays Of light OF the violet
AMI Of the spectrum In such a manner
as 20 make them coins de with those OF
the red end. IL Is examination Of
light which has passeot through a solu-
ton OF chlorophyll. however. that the
greatest insight into It's physical prop
critics may be gained. II such a ray OF
light Is passed through a prism and
spread out on a screen. IL may be seen
that there are several large intervals
OF dark bands In the spectrumA The
rays OF light which would have occu-
pied these spaces have been absorbed
by the chlorophyll and converted into
heat and other forms OF energy. This
energy Is directly available 20 the pro-
toplasm containing the chlorophyll. and
by means OF IL the synthesis OF com
pick substance may be accomplished.
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sheiiey'- Heart

A wen known aud very prominent
English family are the possessors OF q
remarkable relic I'm the shape OF a hu-
man heart preserved IN a Jar OF alco-
hol II appears that Shelley. the poet.
feared that there was a chance OF Dee
ing buried alive To guard against
any such contingency he left dlrcc-
lions that IBIS heart should Doe removed
Immediately after death The queer
relic may sim De seen 10y any one who
visits Bascombc manor. Bourncmouth.
England
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According to Horsepower.

A young motorist. endeavorlng 10
convince a country innkeeper that the
decay OF coaching was more than com
pensated FOR by the spread OF motoring
as a pastlme. exclaimed. as iinal ar
gumcnt that his car was OF forty
horsepower. 'the equal. sir. OF ten re-
lays OF coach horses"
The next morning be read In his bill.
ITO feeding and stabllng. 50 shilllngs."
He asked the landlord for an ex-
PLANTATION.
''The CHARGE FOR 'osses Is shlllin' a
'end. sir" was the reply. That ma
chine OF yours is equal 10 forty 'osses,
which Is 50 shillln'." 90 London Ex-
press.
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onions are almost the best nervine
known. No meliciae Is so useful IN
cases OF nervous prostratlon. and there
Is nothing else that viii So quickly re-
licve and tone wouout system on
Ions are useful en- an eases of coughs.
colds and influenza in consumption,
Insomnia. hydrorhobia. scurvy, gravel
and kindred liver complaints. Eaten
every other day. they soon have O.
clearing and whitening effect on to-
complexion.
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A. y. Relo s.rlon.lv nm.

Dallas. Feb. ga. n. Belo. nresi.
dent OF the firm 90 a. II. Belo & Co.
publishers q the Galveston and Dal-
las News. is seriously ll no bis resi-.
dence IN this city His physicians fear
typhoid fever may develop lie has
meningitis.
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House physicians. when they wish 70
empty q bed of d chronic case. win wei
come Che new and original excuse con-
taincI On the following letter: Dear
Sistcr-Whcn next the doctor attends
mother. win you please ask him % dis
miss mother. as she does not feel vel.
and obl.se, yours truly. -."-London
Hospital Gazette.
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Tho world Is always ready 90 receive
talent with open arms. Very often it
does not know what 90 DO with genius.
Talent is q dociie creature. 10 bows lis
head meel,ly while the world slips the
collar over &C. IL backs into the shafts
Ike a lamb.-IIoImcs.
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Pollteness Is a kind OF anaesthetlc
which envelops the asperitles Of our
character. 50 that other people be not
wounded by them. We should never be
without Il, even when we contend with
the ude.--Joubert.
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perkins has separated from bis wife
and gone % live On bachelor apart
menis."
"What did be DO that fory'
lie said he couldn't live without
some o. the comforts OF home."-Life.
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Hummelshine, Walker Tiehs lnher-
tied 100000 he Is a paradox. Egg
bort-Whats the answer? Hamand-
He Is both the richest and poorest
actor on the stage.-Chicago News.
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Envornhl. Renort orseres.

Washington. Feb 2f-The Hepburn
rate bin has been ordered reported
favorably by the senate committee on
interstate commerce.
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Houston. Feb. 2i.-The viii Of the
late Charles Bender- Sr., leaves his
property. valued % 100000, consist
ing Of a sawmill and real estate. 10
Lena Bender
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Dubuque. Ia. Fob. 2f-Formor
Speaker David p. Henderson took
change for the worse His condition
is critical