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flame at the touch of the
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one, two, and three burners. Every stove war
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Rayo Lamp
gives a clear,. steady light Fitted with
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Every lamp warranted. Suitable for library. ,.
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HUNT PETTY FLAWS!
indicted Millionaires Ealsa Easy
Tectorial Prints.
IV OKNCC HCk 0 JACK.
I JUDGE WILL OVERRULE THEM
I P ay en th Pait of San Francisco
: Orators to Gain Tlm Qu b
bias Cnraca Hanav.
San Francisco, June IS. Six of
the corporation and city officials
under Indictment for bribery. Prs
State Having Importart Testimony
Haywood Case.
Boise. Idaho. June IJ. Ths clos
Inc. of the ease of the state leaves the
great battle against and tor the lire
of William D. Haywood in niiuiwu
and from now forward the sld
.fc.nra th rfafondants assume the
tha nrosecutors are on
the defensive. The state will earry
Its case through an aggressive cross
examination and then uresout lesti
mour In rebuttal, but its main prop
osltlon and showing are already be
fore the Jury.
As to the Steuiwborg crime, which
la the one specifically charged
against Haywood, the state has mad'
the following showing
Jack simnklns. member of the
Wtm the Patch Balaams.
A New Englander recently had occa
sion to engage a gardener. One morn
ing two applicants appeared one a de
cidedly decent looking man. and the
other of much leas prepossessing ap
pearance and manner.
After very little hesitation, the man
of the bouse chose the latter appli
cant. A friend who was present, evinced
surprise at tbe selection, asking :
"Has that man eTer worked for yon
beforer
"No," replied tbe other; "In fact. I
ever saw either of tbem nntll to-day.
Tbe milkman scowled.
"Ton people make mora fuss about
yoor milk than any customers I've got,"
he said.
"All we ask." said Mrs. Ferguson, "Is
that ths bottles shall took eean, and
that tiers shan't be any filth oa the stop
per." "That's exactly what I'm talkin' about
Nobody else kicks about little things like
that I"
(dent Calhoun. General Manager I executive board of the Western Fed
eratlon of Miners, weut to Caldwell
three months before Steunvnberg
waa murdered. He traveled under
ih. summed name of "Simons," and
lived with Orchard. Ho left Cald
well at the end of a week's stay an
later returned for a brief visit of less
than a day. Ills presence and move
ments are shown by Independent wit
nesses and the registers of hotel"
where he stopped.
Hsywuod sent 1100 to Sluipklna on
December SI, 1S05, nine days before
tbe murder of Steuuenberg, and an
unregistered letter, sent from Den
ver on December SO. 1905, and show
ing by its address to "Thomas Ho
gan," that the writer knew the alia
of Uarrv Orchard, contained thf
jtatement that "that" had been sent
to "Jack" on December II, 10S. Or
chard testified that 1'eltlbone. one oi
Haywood's co-defendants, wrote tnt
letter.
Without making any request leg
aid was extended to Orchard within
two days after his arrest through At
torney Fred Miller of Spokane.
Hlstarleal rnianl,
James Monro wss 'putting ths finish-
' Ing touches oa his famous doctrine. "I've
got it hammered into ahape at laat," he
i a ill "althouan I know, of mnn. thai
"Then- why did you choose the abort- j will slwsys be somebody knocking it. Just
r me over naa a mucn on-, we same.
Remembering, however, that the Big
Stick was on tbe side of the doctrine, he
allowed bis freshly bsrbered fare to
wrinkle into ths semblance of a smile.
trr face."
"Face!" exclaimed tbe proprietor of
the place. In disgust. "Let me tell you
that, when yon pick out a gardener,
young want to go by bla overalls. If
they're patched on tbe knees yon want
blm. If tbe patch Is on tbe seat of his
trousers, yon don't" Success M aga
in u 11a II y. Chief Counsel Ford and
Assistant Counsel Abbott, of the
I'nlted Railroads: Vice-President
Glass, of the Pacific States Tele
phone A Telegraph Company, and
Mayor Eugene K. Sctamlti. through
their attorneys, made determined ef
forts to have Superior Judge Lawler
set aside the Indictments against
them on grounds of technical error.
After two sessions of court had been
consumed In the presentation of evi
dence In support of their conten
tions, the hearing was adjourned un
til S o'clock this afternoon, when ar
umenta wilt bo presented and au
thorities submitted.
Scbmltx' attorney withdrew from
tho District Court of Appeals hla pe
tition for admittance to ball tbrotub
writ of habeas corpus, and gave the
explanation that technical omissions
in the document necessitated Its re
fraining. It was said that a new pe
tition will be filed.
During tho hearing Messrs. Coo
gan and Moore amended the Joint
motion to set aside the Indictments
on grounds which, they declare, es
tablish firmly tbe Illegality of the
present grand Jury and the invalidity
of every act and Indictment by that
body performed and returned.
One of the contentions of the de
fense Is that the name of B. P.
Oliver, the foreman, waa twice drawn
from the box. The attorneys for the
Indicted officials allege that Mr.
Oliver's name was Impronerlr re
turned to the box after It had once
been drawn by Assistant District At
torneys Heney and Harrison without
authority from the court. Renlylng
to this charge. Mr. Heney angrily de
clared that Judge Dunne bad riven
the necessary authority by nodding
his bead. Judge Lawlnr refused to
rule In the matter until the testi
mony of Judge Dunne himself ran
be secured. He Is absent from, the
city on his vacation.
NEW KIND OF ELECTRIC LIGHT
Made
Hat
Latah Ker SmsTratr.
Over In England tbe possession of s
latchkey baa lately been held In the
tonrta to have an important bearing on
tho electoral rights of a man claiming
to bo a householder. With us tbe
latchkey has grown so universal as to
be no Indication of a man's status, or , ur(jaj
Hla faU Share.
"I sometimes think. Brother Hardesty,"
observed the pastor, who was dining with
' him, "that a man ought to give one-tenth
I of his income to tbe Lord."
"I'm doin' mora than that this year,
elder," said Deacon Hardesty. "The only
thing I'm makin' any money on now is
my hens, snd I feed mighty near half of
a to the preachers.
A rata Alana.
"There was s man dropping letters
In the new postofflce building last Bat
DARROW OPENS CASE.
a woman a either, for that matter. Not
so very long ago tbe American wom
an's right to tbe latchkey was subject
"What! Are tbey ready to recelvi
mail there?"
"No. Tbla waa an English workman
for Jocular argument pro and con, but J and , letters be dropped were all
women's latchkeys are now as common
as men's. For an Institution that dates
back only about seventy years tbe
latchkey baa stepped with some sud
denness Into Its place of a universal
saxeawlty. Boston Herald.
Dlaeavera a Hcacaaalaara.
"My dear," mildly remonstrated her
husband, "speaking of this new idea in
railway motor car construction, I wish
yon hadn't a oca a gyroscopic tongue."
"What do you mean, sir," shrilly de
manded Mrs. Yick-Senn, "by gyroscopic
tongue?"
"Why, when you set It going It win
run on one "rail' all day long, snd never
stop till the motive power gives out"
llniuu.
Mother (returning suddenly) Gra-
doua, children, what have yon been
doing? Why, tbe room looks like a
hurricane bad struck It and Willie
looks like no bad been through s
thrashing machine 1
Tommy Please, mamma, we have
been playing Russian douma and Wil
lie was the czar.
b'a." Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Be DHa't Kaow raker.
Father Willie writes for more mon
ey, saying "tbe widow cost him even
fifty." Now what crsdle-catcber Is
making s fool of blm, do yon suppose?
Harvard Lampoon.
Taea Ha Oat Boar.
"Why do you look at me like that you
great awkward bear?"
"O, Miss Pimmle, I I protest I'm not
a a bear."
"Well, why aren't your
raaallr Pride.
Tommy My paps's sutomoblls Is a
nicer one than your papa'."
Dicky Bein" nice sin't nothin. Too
can smell my dad's machine a mils away.
Chicago Tribune.
BfoSeraliea Teraloa.
"Faug h I I wish you wouldn't run that
comb through ay mustache!"
"Sir, you are the first man In 10,000
customers that has objected to tbst
come.
Exaaaaie la Fall Sla-at.
Teacher There is s proverb, "All Is
not gold that shines." Give me an example.
Scholar Tour nose, sir. Meggen-
dorfer Blaetter. '
Liberal Deaaerlea.
Unsophisticated Stranger Officer, you
get a discount on your purchases at the
fruit stands, don t you 7
umcer uoogan nan aundherd per
cine .
Statement to Jury In Defame of Hay
wood la Weak Affair.
Boise, Idaho. June 25. Clarence
Darrow's ooenlng statement to the
lory In the Haywood ease ye-rterdnv
was a disappointment. I.Ike th
cross-examination of Orchard by E.
F. Richardson, It seemed to lack nur
nose, and those who expected a
atrone; and nlnttslble line of def-ne
'sited to find their expectations real
tied. Mr. Darrow talked three and a half
hours, but, beyond entering some de
nials and making some charres. be
accomplished very little, while his
"ffort made a bad Impression every
where. He made the dual mistake
of admitting what could not be ex
plained -and offering diaphanous ex
planations of those thlnjrg which be
declared the defense ready to prove
In refutation of testimony brought
mt by the state.
At tlmea he dropped Into stump
iratory to relieve the monotony. o
when he launched Into laudation of
'he Federation, when he attacked the
mining comnanles and when he boll-
ad over with well-elmulnted Indigna
tion at the work of the Plnkerton
agency. In his attack on the mlnlnc
-omnanlei, be aouerht to make It ar
near that these were oppressors of
the miners until the Federation came
"long and humbled them Into the
dust, compelling tbem to give their
men enough to eat and afford them
nroper hospital accommodations
hen 111. To those who know some
thing of the provision made for
miners In practically all camps
where metalliferous mining Is con
ducted, this all sounded very cheap.
of Incandescent Air and
Breathing Apparatus.
London, June JS. An entirely
new and wonderful form of electric
light Is now used to Illuminate the
courtyard of the Savoy hotel, the
great American rendexvous In I-on
don. It Is the Invention or a young
American, McFarlan Moore, who baa
perfected his system after 12 years
work.
The light, which resembles day
light In color. Is produced by mak
ing rarefied air Incandescent by an
alternating current of electricity
The air la contained In a vacuum
tube, 200 feet long, with Ita end
meeting In a terminal box contain
ing a motor-generator.
This tube glows with a strong,
steady light, but It would flicker and
go out If the air was not constantly
renewed by an automatic valve, by
which It practically "breathes."
When the resistance In tbe tube l
lowered by the exhaustion of tbe air
by electrical action, a minute cone of
fMjrous carbon is lifted automatical!)
from the mercury In which It rests,
and through this porous cone fresh
air passes. As soon as the Interior
resistance Is restored, tbe cone slnka
igaln, and the covering of mercury
prevents the entry of more air. Thu
tbe supply of air Is kept up by this
novel breathing apparatus.
Will Apdeal to Uncle Sam
Oakland. Cal June 25. Presi
dent Small, of the Telegraphers'
Union, announced this afternoon
that he
8chmit May Yet Get Bail.
8an Francisco, June 22. Some de
clslon by the District Court of Ap
peals Is looked for soon In the ap
plication of Mayor Schmlti for re
lease on ball by writ of habeas cor
pus... Judge Hall la out of town, but
Judges Cooper and Kerrigan are In
chambers. Tbey have taken the
mayors application under advise
ment, and It Is understood, though
not officially, that the writ will be
granted. This does not necessarily
mean that the mayor will be ad
mltted to ball, but that his alU-ea
tlon that he is suffering from an In
curable nisease, which may be ren
aerea ratal by confinement, entitle
him to s fuller hearing before the
court to determine its merit.
My Hair
Ran Away
Don't hive fatlins out with
your hair. It might leave you I
Then what? That would mean
thin, .crawly, uneven, rou.h
hair. Keep your hair at home I
Fatten It tlehilv to vour icalpl
You can easily do it with Aycr'a
Hair Vlcor. It is somcthin.
- BB - - -
more than a simple hair dress-
In.. It is a hair medicine,
hair tonic, a hair food.
The best kind ol a testimonial -Soli
tor ovar slaty years."
A""
111
k J.O. Oa.. -U aaaaa.
yers
atualuff '
7 sttiAruiiu.
mis.
tHtur KCTOIU.
laalluaa.
A wellknowu Sew York gulf
tbualast said: "When I runt learneu
the game I did nut care very much fur
It One day I was uut with my caddie
and was making a uilaoraMe attempt
at playing the game. I auld to the cad
die: 'I suppuM you bare been around
tlie.lluks with worse players than lu.
ehr
"The caddie made no reply, eo I
again put tlw same iil-ttntl tu hltu In
a much louder toue, to which (be cad
die siumered:
"I beard very well what you said
tbe first time, so I su Jut tuiuklu
sbout It.' "
llurrar. ( Uaall.
'Shaking of Vol.! ibr pllchtTn.' "
muttrrrU lb uiuiiir. Iwt-aihim on hi. b
nunibrd hujir. snd iMjing an outrun
the bnt cold wniihr plichr In tlf
tMiaiurm. to m) war of tliiuamg, la
ltchi-r of aomothlng hiX."
Uothan win tad Mrs. WiB.loe-i Sxhlav
rjru. lb. t ! r.m.l u urn to Ualt aaUdnvt
uruif is Kaunas' uu.
Aa OI4 lira. j
Old Lady Little boy. do you hel!et
u Mania lauar
Mli'key "ut It out. old party; I bit
on d.it km. I or a gig at IVter Tan lait
yesr. Cornell Wlduw.
HaaaS't teeo
Corned beef bash St BiU b Ben-
ator llsimsi cook wiuUr
In Washington several years ago. ami
the bead waiter of Ibo senate resins
i,nt wanted bash prepared very csrt
futly us ordered tbla yt "One
corned beef ba.U for Senator Ha una."
Ou day when Hw restaurant was do
ing a heavy business sluwet everybody
seemed to waul corned beef hash.
"Cornell beef huh for Senator Man
na" bad beeu ordered fourteen times
When lb flfieenlb order went uWa to
the kitchen the chef shouted! "That's
fifteen orders for Kenatuf llannal lls'd
belter watch out or he'll founder btui
self." 81 1'stll I'lotteer I'reas.
Naaa la lha lias.
The foreign nublemau was keenly 41s
appointed.
"I was hoping, monsieur," be sighed,
"that you might possibly Install wo Is
your glorious family."
The wealthy uilno owner Uuihed.
.iinlall your b echoed. "Why, cot
talitly. Yuu will Bud our family sta
ble to lb left and If you don't dls
(orb the horaes you may bars a Stall
all to yourself."
Mica Axle Grease
J tcugtbrns tba life of the
I In wsm saves horse-
V"-r per. Dct lubricant i
?waJ .k. -or I J contains
powdered mli a
wUttU,
aSBas forma i
a smooth, '
baid coaling on aale, a ad
reduces friction.
If you waut your outfit
to U,l and earn money
while it Uala gra
lb a ilea with kits
AaleOtrsas.
STMDARO Oil COIPATf
n
Mr.i m
III
irr-visv
VM
m
hi I
Mi
SdUiSh WSaag-kOak Ivpaa. .ea-st I iMBWal
t Yt- I a- t Msssa at M UlSh a,WSWa1aSl
N II aar.-a IbsX aaeeti Mi swrat attala-jas. i a4
MrWr WalWttwaaV aWS"ffwSSS)S I IsMks
Hsmatat
tKm.
Aaoiher Kaaiarhy llorrar.
"Col. Alitor sn-m to ba taking ault
ah in. to th rik aiduw of a oukl
maniifarturrr."
No: ahr'a lakiot a aliloe lo blm. It
told oi Ih othrr lUr. with a ary fa.v.
hat ah was bis tour math.
ENGRAVING Write Us
PLATES
rOR MINTING
MICKS-CH ATTCN
PoHlaml Ovegsa)
ITO St. Vi.y rv a all Kmm WaiaM
1 1 t-raitr rurl lf t'r. Kt.a. a -jr..
m. Umm. HH4ftrHr Kttlrlw b.4li- m
mauaK lit. H. Italia ut.au ina ol. rau..r
Tarhalral aball Raaarta.
(jolng to (be game this sfternooor
Yep. I am awfully, buay, too."
Why don't you wait and read about
It In the morning paprrT"
That wouldn't do me any good. I'd
are .to see the game lo understand
tbe article. "Cleveland I'laln Healer.
Iltavrval.
The burglar bad gatWrrd up all tbe
aluables.
Juat aa be was sbout to depart tbe f
light of his lantern dashed uixm tlte :
fare of a rdden hatred rlillJ.
Tbe burglar departed Just Die same.
He waa no story book burslar. I'bll.
Idelpbla I-ednrr.
Skaka lata Vaar Saaaa
au-n -a rm rax a p,1r. li nakM tithf I
or twr Oi.. tr.-l Mir. It la a -n.tn . I... .
-tlUf, rallmia unit tint, tlr-.t, arhlns tr-l.
SoW b. all Jrrl,l. frlra in, trial
a,.wallM VKKaT. Ad4ras AlUaS Vlauiad, ''
UtUij, .S.w Yuri. '
SPfND
YOUR VACATION
at
THE BREAKERS HOTEL
Maria S.a.k. Wilnma. Iba la.tla
-.if la U aorlbaaal. Hm aaaa.
Advantages!
aiM oa it adga nt ih. waaa
bark Kiwlflo 1I(M. aiaaa)
feMi. hoi mt4 fsJ mU aa. la
..rft talk Ink . pul.li. balk.
.. kaik. ami lutuSin la ika
lviMiiitf rti.ai 4irv. vlri
llv.rf taM. brt.ata lbl
ial.a. uniata aoalur jat-la,
Aaaajae event s
Two laanla rmirta, trntt aa.
Ins ail.j., noiar aaaiin-. imI,
katMbart rl4ln llk pl.at
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kotol kal rxtiaja, bil
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li la. (.lan. a riaai. anka
It. la, tarailaal ilasika aa.U.
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THE BREAKERS HOTEL
tkv-kers, Wasbwigtaai
Only There to Take Notes.
Ban Francisco, June 23. The
would ask the aid of the lnre cab,net mcpr who are coming
cm not.be jrubbed away
United States government In the set
tlement of the strike. He said be
wonld appeal to President Roosevelt
and members of tbe Cabinet to Inter
cede on the ground that the trans
action of National business Is Inter
fered with by the strike. President
Small asserts that, when Investlga
to San Francisco are not. It Is said
expected to settle the present strike
according to the conciliation commit
tee. That body announced that the
presence of the three secretaries
would be used not as a means of
orintriog anoul Industrial neace. hni
simply for the purpose of education
tlon Is made by the President and 80(1 obtaining their views on tbe gen-
the Cabinet officials, It will be
learned that tbe striking telegraph
ers are In no wise to blama
-"It fa perfectly natural to rub the spot that hurts, snd when the muscles,
serves, joints and bones are throbbing; and twitching' with the pains of
BnMlmaliflni Ih. aiiffm. 1. ..I I. I t. tL. ( i . , . . .
m apt av tm a vi iac jinimeni Dome, or some other
uai application, ,n an enon to get relief from the disease, by producing
tounter-irntotion on the flesh. Such treatment will quiet the pain tempo
rarily, but can have no direct curative effect on the real disease because it
does not reach the blood, where the cause is located. Rheumatism is more
than skin deep it is rooted and grounded in the blood and can only be
reached by constitutional treatment IT CANNOT BE RUBBED AWAY.
Rheumatism is due to an excess of Brie acid in the blood, brought about by
the accumulation in the system of refuse matter which the natural avenues
I bodily waste, the Bowels and Kidnevs. bam. filt er tu:.
refuse matter coming in contact with the different ac& ot ihV'body, Wa panyThronrt fraud
ZXZJZavuI". !wwepioManaU8mbutedtoalIparts of the er. are George I. Malcom, Oeonre D, I Kobe, Koyoto and Yokohama
---j , j-c p-Mion oi me aysiem. me aches and pains Macnay, Kdward A. Morgan, Edward apprehended that the . hi.. .
are on.ymptoms, snd .though ithey may be scattered or relieved foratimeK Oppenhelm and James L. Laid- commercial relation m.
by surface treatment, they will reappear at the first closure to lrl law. c ram ''V"B . not
Fight Harrimao h Court. I
external application, in an effort to get relief from the disease, by producing representing a minority Interest of
Counter-irritation on im AmIi C.u . :n . t. T . "in u i - nut n. i
ou,vvo aiirt-n ui tincuKU iKmiiriHi
Transfer Railroad Company's stock
filed a petition In Judge Kohlsatt's
court, asking to be allowed to Inter
vene In pending litigation against
the company, and charging Edward
H. Harrlrnan, James 8tlllman, Jacob
H. Schlff and George J. Gonld with
erai relations Between capital and
labor. It Is boned that tha twa
ainues win oe settled before the
peace conierence lakes place.
Business Side of Wsr Talk.
Toklo, June 23. A Joint meeting
of five chambers of commerce was
cauea 10 consider and pass resolu
tions on the American question, but
uwiug 10 iuw iiiauiiiiy or reprcsenta'
tlves from Kyoto and Kobe in ...
rive In time, the formal meeting was
puaiiwuea. i ne ansentees are, how
c.cr, oxiKKioa eariy next week. The
... aaii'jcuia eariy nexi week Thi
anslrnr the bankruptcy ot tbe . com- chambers of Commerce to be repre
nany throueh fraud. Tho net tlon- Lf.i.,i ..v
. - icjr -on icappcar uc nrei exposure lo cola or
dampness, or after an attack of indigestion or other irregularity.- Rheuma
tism can never be permanently cured while the circulation remains saturated
witn irritating, pain-producing uric acid poison. The disease will shift
from muscle to muscle or joint to joint, settling on the nerves, causing
awf uug juiu ucu lemDie pains wat me nervous system
Override Schmitz' Veto. .
.San Francisco, June 25. The
Board of Supervisors tbla evening
?-riil J ," ' undermined and iwhaps the patient becomes of Mayor Schmlt.. The budget was
ata3 and retornPd wIth retoes.Jl,. other.
iB.tt tmm ii,. ..i., , v auw expelling ail loreign were those appropr at ng $720,000
matter fxow the system. jt warms land Invigorates the blood so that instead for establishing an electric eondult
PURELY VEGETABLE
To Be Coal and Car Famine
oeiungnam, wash., June 23.
"""" .iiiou, president of the
.U -a a t"'0 waiiway Company
predicted for next winter a repeti
tion of last winter's fuel famln m.
Elliott says it will be difficult to se-
-b vivuuau luaiiiuioiu ur vatBoiisning an electric eontltill I auypima irom tne mines and
(H 1 Walr. Annr Ittaam m.4a-.41 jMU.,'fr.lp.EI.A.4 An n.a .Ma. . Minn lannlh.. i.nm . 1. . . .
i :a j . J..r a.a xJl :.. " Z I.- " """i sure
auwanii corrosive mailer in me mus- '"r n repairinx or streets. A I"' "ur. uwing to hostile I"kIh1h
cles, nerves, jointsand bones, thebodyisfedl ,eTe,onm,nt the session was thelt'on snd the high eost of malnten.
ana nounsnea by rich, health-sustaining I urKB,"n1 wy oi supervisors Tweit-1 "U'rovemenis and extensions
blood which completely and permanently moe "D1 O'Nell from Schmitz. .V N?,rthwe1 w, hs few and far
cures Kfleumatism. S. S. S..ia comnnaal . . ' 7 : n-uioii.
eral Smith has returned from
Juat what is needed in every case of Rhe
Get Ona Fare for Trio.
matiam. ItconUinS no potash, alkali or other mineral ingredient, but ia north? f T(ll' OKChlcg0; .J""9 23 Socretary
made entirely of purifying, healing extracts and juices of roots, herbs and northern vZlZL ?Zr th.? AssTuti 3 Nat,0nal Educatlo.al
barks. If you are suffering from Rheumatism do not waste valuable time PulajanlsS ta ened on rThe Zli th i won-d.ay.innounced that
Z bt r!rCaS''u1 Uf y?'0; yott Y information or entire credit for the solution of the at Los Angele, Save been flnaH,
KlYiCC touevl free of charge and will send our special treatise on Rheumatism, difficult situation to Governor Curry, Juated. Under "ths arranaeeVanf. ?"
of Hamar anit rln..riin. n.n. ti... .... . '"'.v"" as
of Samar and Governor Devevra. of .thv nar ,ia
Cobatl. I I.
There's a Dug sfall.iu In Connecticut,
B. A., ralltil t'ohalL Tha I'lUrim
fntbirs or tiielr near relatlviw mined
the niliioral not wisely nor too well.
Tbe mine Is still tln-re. but no one
works IL Sot one man In ten thou
sand In tbe fulled States knows tbe
tillage of Cobalt. Conn., Is on tlie map;
hut ultie out of ten men In New York
Ity and In erery fiilu-d Ktatm towi
Iwnatlng of s live lu-wsHr, know
Tobslt, Ontario, fana-la. as well ss bs
knows Ilutte, Mont.-Toronto World.
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