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' eWes'and scales I .
Borne people call It tetter, milk crust or
Mlt rheum.
The suffering front it Is sometimes In
tense; local Applications are resorted to
they mitigate, but cannot cure.
Ii proceeds from humors Inherited or ac
quired sndNperststs until these have been
removed.
Hmmtrn Smrmapmrilim
positively remove tliem, has radically and
sermatieiitly cured the worn cases, and
Is Vfithout an equal for all cutaneous
erupt! on a.
Bowl's Pills are tbt beat eatbarllc. Trie nM
Lou of life Comparatively Small.
Vessels have been storm "tossed "for
days on the Pablfio coast, but there are
few report! of loss of life, and most ol
the battered ships have managed to
Bake port.
. Has Depoilted a Forfeit
Edward P. Burch, the protnotor ol
the new eleotrlo railway at Everett,
Wash., haa deposited $1,000 as a for
felt in the event that he or hla assigns
ball fail to comply with the condi
tions of the franchise.
BBAFNBSB CANNOT BK CURBD
By local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseased portion ol the ear. There is only one
war to euro deafness, and that Is by ennitltu
Moaal remedies. Deafness is caused by an in
flamed condition ol the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube When this tube sets ln
lamed you have a rumbling; sound or Imper
fect Bearing, and when It is entirely closed
deatneas Is th result, and unless the Inflamma
tion can be taken out and this tuba restored to
tUBormal condition, hearing will be destroyed
forever; nine cases out ot tea are caused by
catarrh, which Is nothing but an inflamed
eeadltlon of the inueons surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for any
'ease of Dealneesfeaused by catarrh) that out
' siot fee cured by Hall's catarrh Cars, end for
treokus,lree calKKY A CO., TeMs, O.
00101 oyurug gltlS. 700
Mea's rasmlTy Fills are the
Worth Remcmbcrhi J.
"It is the man at the top of the lad
der who can reach things," remarked
the haughty representative of a noble
family.
"True," remnrked the saroastio man
In homespun, "but it is the man at the
bottom who can upset the ladder."
OATtriKM) TKA hat permanently
cured countleat cases of
Chronic Conatlpatlon, and many
dliestet arising from an In
active Liveri it Cleanses the
System and Purifies the blood.
ills Record.
Myer Who ia the man aoroas the
way with the gold modal oa his coat?
Oyer Ob, that'a Downing. He
holds the automobile record.
Myer Automobile record?
Oyer Yes; ran over 18 people ii
i afternoon,
toor Farm That Makes Money.
The poor farm in Marion county,
Koaaas, has only 10 inmates. Last
,jr jroar It cleared 9200 over expewee. ,
" Tstei Sees rraeerlptlost for MaUrl
Chills ui Fever ia a bottle of Groves.
Chill Tonic It is simply
trow ad quinine in a tasteless form,
Me Own, No Fay. Price COo.
Fisheries of England and Walts.
In England and Wales there are
f ,871 fishing boats and 40,000 fisher
aaen engaged in the sea fishery. Last
year they caught 6.800,000 hundred
weight of fish, moluding 2,260,000
hundredweight ot herring.
Iloltt's School.
Holtt'e School (for boys), Menlp rark.Cai.,
has snore students and Is in better condition
than ever. Spring term begins January 7th,
flet. Sand for catalogue. Ira O. Uoltt, l'h. D.,
rrlaclpal.
Wltdom of Solomon.
Teacher Who was the wisest man?
Little fioy Boloruon
Teacher Give an example of bis
wisdom,
tittle Girl He had 600 wives.
Htr WAMTID,
WANTBD-MfR) SM4 wroin ood
Jiaraveierto vvreaeat stabilskea boim
m salary i vlnrtld oppnrtuultr-
Uosa V'o. TBo saT, Portland, oregou.
Wooden Caaaon ffxploded.
A wooden oanaoa used in the repin
seatatloB of a play at Green wall's
opera house, in Fort Worth, Texas, ex-
Boded during the performance and
lied one of the audience.
sw
Vhls slgaatore ia oa every bos ot the geaulne
Laxative BfomouWae TaM
kme reasody that care a eeM Iss smm etay
Aa bamcMC Fortune,
Diamonds are always trumps with
Alfred tiett, the diamond kiBg of South
Africa. He ia only 46 years old, and
has amassed a fortuae'of 300,000,000
in 28 years.
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BOWELS
kavea't a renter, health? moveoiaot of the
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' "WALL OF PREHISTOmO AQE.
ftetatarkable Coaiatractlon VoBd;la
Mlaelaalppt Cottntr.
Those officials of the State of Mis
sissippi who are charged with the re
sponsible commission of superintend
ing the construction of the new caplto),
whldi Is to cost $1,000,000, havo had
their attention called to a yery excel
lent article of stone' which Is nnld to
exist In InexhtUMtiblo quantities Ui an
eld wall extendlngfront near lUtymond
In tho southern portion of Illntls boun
ty to Brandywlno, In tho county of
Claiborne, sonio forty miles to tho
southwest, and It Is possible a full In
vestigation will be niailo before any
contracts for tho stono work for the
capltol Is awnnled.
The existence Of this great wall has
been known for many years, but nil
previous efforts to Interest nrchacolo
gists and other scientists have proved
futile, they having boo-hooed at the
Idea of any such prehistoric wonder In
tho great valley of the Mississippi. But
tho wall Is there beyond all question,
and so accustomed have tho Inhabit-
niTORIO WALL UNCOVKWttT).
ants of tho vicinity become to Its pres
ence that their curiosity litis become
dulled, and they have long slpco censed
to wonder as to Its origin.
As stated, the old wall Is traceable
for soiuo forty miles but not without
numerous brenkn caused by tho wnsh
Ingn nnd the accumulations of ngos
burying long stretches below tho pros
cut surface of tho surrounding coun
try, but onco tho general direction Is
fixed tho explorer has llttlo troublo In
finding where It next crops above tho
surface. Tho average height of tho
wall above ground Is only thrco or four
feet In tho best exposed places, but
there Is no telling how deeply Imbed
ded are tho bottom layers. In some
level stretches where tho entire top of
the wall la still abovo tho surface, It Is
from ten to, forty feet wide and tns
solid as It could havo been when first
built. The atones average six feet long,
three feet widened two feet thick, and
aro estimated to weigh from two to
three tons. They nro roughly but accu
rately squared and dressed nnd imbed
ded In as lino nn nrtlclo of cement as
any builder of tho present century need
ever want to see. So tightly nnd firm
ly are tho great stones Joined together
that jt requires considerable exertion
with pick and crowbar to loosen them
from their ancient beds.
It Is understood hero that a party of
archaeologists nnd other scientists nre
preparing to visit Mississippi for tho
purpose of exploring tho old wull.
Great Find ofMunuscrlpt.
The Itusslnns, on occupying Mukden,
tbo cnpltal of Mancliurlu, secured In
other wordsMooted" a large quantity
of very valuable Oriental MSS.. which,
by command of the Russian govern
ment, are being sent to St. Petersburg
In order to be submitted to n minute
examination at the hands qt the au
thorities of the Imperial Library, says
a St Petersburg correspondent of the
London Dally Mall.
Amoug the MSS. there should be, ac
cording to the view of Russian experts,
many MSS. of Greek and Roman class
ics, which were plundered and cur
ried away by tho Mongols In their wars
of devastation In Europe In tho thir
teenth century. Some Kuropcau schol
ars have combated this theory, which
was put forward somo years ago, but in,
any case the question Is likely to be
definitely settled at no distant date.
The Mongols first became known and
feared in Europe by the conquests of
Jengbls and bis house In the thirteenth
century. Tbo Huns were the first vnve
of Mongols to burst over Europe. They
even broke Into Italy. Before the mid
dle of the thirteenth century the Mon
gols bad conquered all Russia and Po
land and all eastern Europe. Llegnltz,
the battle which left Europe helpless
before the Mougols, was fought Ib 1241.
a ii ii ' i
Grjowth or Population tu Germany.
The growth of Germany since the
war with France U the moat remark
able pheneaaeaen of modern Europe.
Since the treaty of peace was signed
In 1871 Germany has not extended her
territory by a single acre on the conti
nent of Europe (If we except the acqui
sition of Heligoland), but she baa In
creased her population by 10,000,000.
The Germans numbered 40,000,000 In
1871; they number 80,000,000 now, and
yet, although there are so many more
mouths to feed, tho Germans are better
fed, better clothed,, and In every way
more prosperous than tbey wero then.
This Is attributed largely to the fact
that for twenty years Germany de
voted herself to Improving the ele
mentary education of ber people.
New Motor for Automobiles.
A new electric motor for automobiles
has been devised which restores energy
to the storage battery when the vehicle
la running dqwnhlll.
A man under 40 Is at a disadvantage
la that he cannot excuse his attentions
to youBAT wosJen on the ground that
! tf f are "fatherly."
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THE ,NEW AGHC, .PORTJiAND, OREGOlf.
THE MAN OF FALLEN FORTUNE.
e n- jt. i.
MaeMi-WMiX- f
Bone Thlnsre That Seeaa to Malts Mian
' Leas Lomiobm than lie Vae.
"I have before ine 1 wish I hadn't "
said the, man. of fallen rortunes, "three
pawn' tickets. As'l look these tickets
over they reveal to me, to-day, some
thing that I had never thougnt ot be
fore; their new significance 1 Hud In u
consideration of the numbers upon
them.
"The first of these tickets, Issued late
In the month of February, Is numbeied
forty-eight hundred and odd; cleurly, in
the first two mouths of the year the
tickets being numbered in annual se
riesthere had been issued ut this es
tablishment tickets nt the rate of up
ward of 2,000 a month', and this Is a
place where they take nothing' but dia
monds and wa'tcbes, antfjcrVelry, uud
paintings, and that sort of thing; no
overcoats and miscellaneous truck, but
only articles of JuhluBlc value.
"Thus, apparently, that U to say tic
cording to the number of tickets Issued,
there had come here to pledge articles
of this Bort, within two mouths, nearly
C.OOO persons. To look at It In Just this
way, however, would bo more or less
misleading, because It might be that
more than one ticket had been Issued to
the sauio person, on goods pledged at
different times. Still the persons de
IKsltlng pledges here In less than two
months would certainly number hun
dreds; It might be that they would
count Into the thousands. ,
"My next number, of a date at about
the middle of March, Is sixty-four hun
dred and something. Observe tho ratio
of Issue considerably more than 2,000
tickets a month, My tnird ticket, aatcu
early In December, Is numbered twenty
eight thousand some hundreds nnd odj.
The Increase had continued throughout
the year, but what impressed me most
was tbo total. I havo, of course, In tny
three tickets no sufficient data from
which to deduce definitely tho course of
tho business through the year; as to
whether there were months or seasons
In which moro pledges were offered
than In others, and so on, though my
own February anil March uutubers, as
far as they go, would seem to Indicate
that the business was pretty uniformly
distributed. But the total, when for
the first tlmo I came to realize It, was
Impressive.
"Out of the whole number of tickets
I have three. Even If each of the per
sons who have pledged things here
should have ns many, still the number
of those who had brought things hero
to pledge, In the course of a full year
(my twenty eight thousand - and-odd
ticket was t!ntcd In early December)
would exceed 10,000! Surely I had com
pany. Once It had seemed to me, wjth
my pawn ticket In my pocket, that I
was outside the pale; but, bless our
dear hearts and souls, we aro not quite
alone; there are others, only they do
not, any more than men do their hearts,
pin their pawn tickets othrir.pteerN
Gertrudo Atherton's novel, "Senator
'North," haa been Incorporated In the
German Tnuchnltz edition of English
books. It Is said that a well-known
English playwright has proposed to her
to dramatize the book.
Mary Johnston, whoso second novel.
"To Have and to Hold," Is now In (U
270th thousand, has almost completed
a third, which, under tbo Utle of "Au
drey," will appear as a serial before
being publlshed'In book form.
The book on Charles Dickens written
by his secretary, Charles Dolby who
died In extreme destitution recently
Is said by Dickens' daughter to be tho
best and truest picture of ber father
yet produced. It Is called "Charles
Dickens as I Knew II Ira."
A number of short stories by William
Waldorf Astor that have appeared
from tlmo to time In the English maga
zines have now been collected, and will
shortly appear In book form In this
country and lu England under -the title
of "Pharaoh's Daughter and Other
Stories."
It Is said that Jean net to L. Glider Is
atemptlng a rather novel scheme In tho
dramatization of popular novels, In
stead of basing ber forthcoming play
on one story, she has drawn Inspiration
from two. The. two books are "Sky
Pilot" and "Black Rock," by Charles
Gordon, a Canadian clergyman, who
writes under the pseudonym of "Ralph
Connor." The play will be entitled
"The Sky Pilot of Black Rock."
What the Prince Was Worth.
Some years ago the Prince of Waes
visited a factory where a largo number
of men were employed. The Prince
asked one of the workmen, who was
perfectly Ignorant as to the Identity of
the stranger who was addressing 'hlin:
What wages do the men have here?"
"Well." replied the honest workman,
respectfully scratching his head and
partially lifting his cap with tho samo
band, "that depeuds on what they Is.
A chap like you would get about 18 bob
a weel "London Tlt-Blts.
Canadian Exports to Great Britain.
The exports of butter, cheese, eggs,
bacon, bams, mutton, pork, apples,
oats, peas, wheat, flour and potatoes
to Great Britain from Canada have
more than doubled since 1800.
Good Memory of Ilanchmea,
A California paper says that the won
who live on the ranges are notable for
their remarkably retentive meraorlas.
We have noticed that people cry out,
"How can she afford It?" oftener about
s wosaas than about a man.
Essy to Stir Up TrosWe.
It it always maon sasier to preaeh
doubt than faith.
The Ntw Cup Defcnocr,
Row being built, is confidently expected
to be the fastest sailing vessel ever built.
Its construction is being kept a secret, but
it is whispered thatlt will easily hold the
cup, America is rapidly cotnlnit to the
front. A good example of this is in that fa
mous household remedy. Hosteller's
Stonmch Hitters, which has defended
health for hnlf a century past. It holds
the record for the cure of dyspepsia, indi
gestion, constipation, nervousness, bil
iousness and la grippe.
Ntw Irrigation Ditch.
A plan is being discussed by whioh
tho greater part of Canyon Hill,
Idaho, will be susceptible to irrigation.
A ditch will bo dug from the Caldwell
canal to the top of tho hitU
. Dtsth Statistics of Washington.
Forty sudden deaths occurred in
Spokane county, Wash., during 1000.
Of these 29 wero due to accident, 10
were suloldes, five wero caused by sud
den attacks ot hanrt disease and apo
plexy, two were supposed crimes and
one was a legal hanging.
Beware of Fraud I
Kvcry succeas breeds Imitators and counter
fcltera. Look out for substitutes when you ask
for Catcarcts Candy Cathartic. All druggists,
10C,26c,&OC.
ASIjru
He Ethel, what can it mean? Last
night I dieamed that I proposed to you.
She I should say it meant that you
were moro sensible asleep than awake.
In the Wrong. Class.
"Mrs.' Phoedem'a boarders seem to
bo nearly all students who belong to
tho normal class."
"Yes, but she tells me that their
appetites are abnormal."
Stem fYsr Ooufth atftaf
WorkmOif thm Oosf.
Laxative Cromo-Qulnlna Tablets euro
a cold in one day. Do euro, No Pay.
Price 35 cents.
Large Shipment of Horses.
I. A. Whiteloy nnd H . C. Elms, of
Ironiido, shipped 100 horses last week
from Huntington, Dr., to Arkansas and
Texas. i
Millions Ui Carter's Ink
which Is a sure proof of Its excellent mini
It. v. Is made chemically accurate. There
tore tho ben.
' ' WhyliThwSo?
It la humiliating, or should be so,
to puhllo spirited Oregonlaus to read ,
that butter bionght from .Minnesota la
sold in large quantities is Southorn
Oregon, says the Portland Telegram.
Untt.ua ..111 JlnA i-m TJVI...Inu.. D.nk.
big Syrup ths host remedy to nse for thelv
Largs Contract for Sawlogs,
CallVhan Boyle have contracted
'with the Nelson Sawmill companv, ot
Nelson, B, 0.. to furnish 4,000,000 feet
of saw logs.
ir YOU HA VIC NEVKR USED
O AKFIELD TKA, the Original Herb
Medicine, tend to the (Jarfleld
Tea Co , llrooklyn, N. Y., for
VllKE KAMrU.
New Charter for Lewliton.
A committee of Lewiston, Idaho,
eltisens is preparing amendments to
the city charter for presentation to
tho legislature.
Plso's Cut cannot be too highly spoken
of as a couch cure. J. W. O'liaiKH, 322
Third Ave., N., Minneapolis, Mluu., Jan.
6, 1000.
Tallest Chimney In America.
The iallest chimney on this conti
nent Is being erected at Constable
Hook, Bayonne, N. J. When com
puted it will be 800 foot high.
TO CORE A COLD IK ONE DAY
Take Laxative IJroino Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the mouey
it it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's sig
nature is on each box. 95a.
Velocity of Sound.
Bounds pass through air at the velo
city of 1,14'J feet por second, throngh
vrater 4,000 feet, through iron 17(500
fser.
The Kind You Havo Always
ESH3I3
ture of Chan. II. Fletcher, nuel has been luudo under his
personal supervision for over SO years. Allow no ouo
to deceive you in this. Counterfeits, Imitations and
JusUas-good" aro but .Experiments, and endnntrer In
stealth of Children Experience against l&pcriiiicnt
What is CASTOR I A
Gastoria Is n harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare
gorlc, Drops and Soothing: Byruns. It is Pleasant. It
contains neither Opium, Mbrphino nor other Narcotic
substance. Its asro is its guarantee It destroys Worms
and allays FeveriMhneas. It cures Diarrhoea uud "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething; Troubles, cures Constipation
aitd Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho
' Stomach and Dowels, giving- healthy and natural sleep
The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend.
Tbe Kind You Have Always Bought
Beari the
CaLZ7C4
In Use For Over 30 Years.
i mummy, vt Mwaavav otosst. atw o etrr.
s.
imnhmntf
Wt
L'Jtfl
accompanies! sVy
macott patches n
the aoutn, erup
tions on the 'skin,
sore throat, copper
colored splotches,
swollen glands, aching muscles
and bones, the disease is making
raDid headway, and far worse
symptoms will follow unless the blood is
promptly and effectually cleansed of this
violent dsstrucitve poison.
S. S. S. is the only safe and Infallible
cure for this disease, the only antidote
for this specific poison. It cures the
worst eases thoroughly sad permanently.
aaa rtmMHMm tmald
bjsj vvBwnrsBi vwrti
In the fall or ift
J contracted Blood
live leci N Wirse. hr doctor, but
""v " tJW w1" (hlr treatment
aid me no good : I waa getting worae all the
time t my hair came out, ulcers appeared In vT
throat aad mouth, my body waa almost covered
with copper colored splotehea and offensive
sores. 1 suffered severeir from rheumatic palne
ia my shoulders and arms. My condition could
have been no worse l only, those a filleted aa t m as
eaa understand my sufferings. X had about
lost all hope of ever bclag well agala wbe)
I acciaea in try " n
but must confess X had
tittle faith left In any
medldne. After taking
the third bottle I noticed
a change la my condi
tion. Thla was truly en
couraging, and I deter
tnlaed to give S. 8. 8. a
thorough trial. Prom
that Ume on the improve
meat was rapid ; S. 8. B.
seemed to have the dis
ease completely under
control; the sores aad
ulcers healed and I was
soon free from all algna
nff tti AtrAmrl f tiav
been strong and healthy ever sines.
n atreag and healthy ever sines.
I.. W. Shits, Lock Bos 611, NoblesvUte, lad.
. sj the only purely vege-
ratable blood purifier
m m known. $1,000 is
aV km L offered for proof that
WW WW Vsw it contains a particle of
Mercury, potash or other mineral poison.
Send for our free book on Blood Poison ;
k eontslas valuable information about
this disease, with full directions for self
treatment We charge nothing for tnadi.
si advice ; cure yourself at home.
THC SWIFT tstCHfrO Cfc, ATLANTA, M.
Hat Proved a Good Investment.
Mayor Houston, ol Nelson, B. 0.,
states that the city's system of olectrlo
lighting has cost under f 70,000. Total
receipts, f87,308, payments for inter
est and sinking fund, mnintalnnnoe
and other charges to $14,180, making
a clear profit of $11,163. The purchase
has proved a succois
TOO KNOW WHAT YOD AKRTAKINO
When you take Grove's Tnstelesa Chill
Tonio because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that it
Is simply Iron nnd Quinine in a taste
leas form. No Cure, No Pay. 60o.
Chinese Funeral Rites.
The friends of the dead in China beg
permission to bum quaint pasteboard
Images of men aud cattle, shaped in
crinkled, paper, on the spot where the
dead lie. The ceremony is a mark ol
respect and is bolleved also to aot as a
sedative on the departed spirits.
ABSOLUTE
SECURITY.
Genuine
Carter's
Little Liver Pills.
Must r Signature) f
e Fac-MsftlW Wrafser Below.
Yery saaaU mm T
twtakstvsi
FH MLtlACNL
rid IIUINCtt.
nn iiuiHiREts.
FIR TIRPII LIVER.
FIR CIRSTIPATIIH.
FIR SALLIW SKIM.
FIR THECIMPLE XIIH
aJ. . eamnuSNSS nwariwrastnuwuaa.
ejTfJiYostaMevSW?T
CURE SICK HEADACHE.
Ilouorlit lias borno tho Hlmm..
Signature of
mmmim 'ru-iu 1
Wleiifee
Mr Fais
IrWlt JEsv
CARTERS
Strict Eaforccmettt e ths Law.
Policemen on the streets in Ham berg,
watch the cars closely and if ihey find;
a oar which carries a single 'raswaget'
more than allowed by law; tho condoo"
tor Is find 72 cents.
NOTHING BETTER MADE
Yoa cau'l make a mistake ii too get a
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Or in fact anything in the Machine kais,
write us for Catalogues anal Prices.
RUSSELL sli CO.,
Portia net, Oregon
CUTLEI'SCllHintif 10
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CeeamitloH. 11.00. I) Iaos, Hoa Its,.
W. N. SMITH CI.. !trJ, I.Y., Pitf's.
"lT THERE B UBHTf"
And there was llelit. Wo thus have a soo4
Errredent for wanting plenty ut perleet light,
verrone lining Welafiaeh or any other Inran
desccut burners should hare thn Kiigrl'a i'
fri't" mantle. Nerer beud, ivhlmueya don't
break, tirlgli teal and moat iliirahlo, a child caa
adjilatil, (Its any burner. In reality a "pertrcl"
mantle. Try one and you'll always use iliern.
to cents each, noalpnld. THK.IOIIN IIAIt.
KK1T CO., tl KlraSBt., I urtlnnd, Of.
Madtms U CfT0C. n absolute reslpr.
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hair to Ha orlslnnl color, rrmuvra iland.
run, alranslhana and Invlvuralrai ne
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10D7IOKS Mis.oiilo 'I'viupU, CIiIomko.
THE BEST
NEW YEAR
RESOLUTION..
ft. KEELEY
Hand for raMillna malltir to tho Keels
Instltuta, 914 Slatli St., Portlaiid, Or.
DROPSY
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Slopa Itching and blsedlng. Abaoiba luinora. Wo a
JaratdrUKSlitaoracotby mall. Traalliafrea. Write
ma about your case. Lit. ttoSAWKO. I'D lada.Va.
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Fi-nd (or my bonk "Oil. PIKI.DH OV CAM
FOItNIA," JM.tTHTKi, mailed Iree.
Iiuy Vesiivlua at Va ami make money, No
drilling. Adjoins the big Mou well.
;ames r. t. mershon,
Oorernmenl Moonaed Broker
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SELF HYPNOTIC HEALING!
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duirlle Ii) public tl,ep In Ibrmarlvra IntlHiiily.
awaken at en) daiiiMl lliiit and Ilia y cure all
kniiwii d aw4 and bail Imbita. Anyone ran In
due thla slvrp In lhritiflvraliiianll)'al Hrat irlsL
conlMl their drmiiia. rnwl IIih niln.l.uf friend, ami
eiiemle. tlall any part of Hid earlb. milve hard
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Look lion "Y." McCuuk, Mebraaka.
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