Marshall County Independent, Volume 8, Number 1, Plymouth, Marshall County, 13 December 1901 — Page 7

Memorial to

The house at Lynn, Mass., where Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy wrote her famous book, "Science and Health," the law and the gospel of the great Christian Science church of which sne Is the originator and head, has just been purchased by her faithful followers in that city and will be preserved as a memorial to their revered teacher. It Is to bo remodeled into a church. There was talk of tearing it down and building a modern church edifice, but the majority of the society favor making such changes as will provide a place of worship and at the same time keep Intact as a memorial the room where the creed was born. The house is 12 Broad street, centrally located and an ideal location for church purposes. It is the mecca of thousands of pilgrims who come from far and near. At present it is occupied by two families and they have both been obliged in splf-defense to i forbid insprction of the interior of tho premises, except in rare cases where people have traveled exceptionally long distances with this in view. The upper teroirpnt is cccupif-.l by a Mrs. Cole, and the tide of travel turns more naturally in her direction than j to the lower part of the house from the V e WHERE THE FAMOUS STAMPING OUT THE FEVER. A statement concerning th vital statistics of the (ity of Havana for the month of September, I : 1 . compiled from o:Ticial reports on lile in the division of insular affairs of the war department. sTows that tiie health conditions were de. l.ledly the best attained in any month. Tho least, nun) bei- of deaths oorurrin in any previotj.s SvptembT since isyj was in 1!:: tinjjreato:-: n:ir:iiC". L":)7. in lsf; svoragre, T7. For September. l'.'Ol. there were 2 ': deaths. The least number of deaths Gfcurrir. in any one preceding month during the last eleven years was In February. win n there wero 4C8 deaths, 'i he lowest death rate for September in the ypars referred to was in lSW, uhen the dentil rate was 34.4S per thousand. For September, 1001, the death rate was 15.GI per thousand. Taking the yellow fever year as commencing April 1. ttxn record of the prist eleven years shows that for the six months up to the tirst of October the smallest numncr of deaths from thi3 disease occurred in ISti'J, when there were CG deaths; the greatest nurubtr in 1S97. wl.cn there wer.; deaths average, -.m; deaths. This year, duri tithe same period, there were only five deaths. Kirli Finds in Ksjvpt. A communication from ('.en. Charles W. Darling of I'tica. honorary secretary of the Egypt exploration fund, gives some extremely interesting fact.-? relative to recent discoveries by Prof. Petrie at Abydos, which throw much light upon the prehistoric period of Egypt. This indeterminate period extends back to the paleolithic age of man, evidence of which has been discovered, not only on the plateaus above the Nile, but also in the river valley. From borings, through the deposit of Nile mud. Prof. Petrie argues that tne date in the history of the world, thus decided, may be assigned to about 7000 B. C. To this date he ascribes his eariicst prehistoric graves, which, we are told, reveal a people skilled in manufactures. They possessed various forms of pottery, .stone vases, carved ivory and finely wrought flint implements. They also knew the art of weaving. At a later perio l of time, which cannot be fixed chronologically, came another wave of immigration, to take the place of the Libyan stock, which had previously emigrated into Egypt. It Is thought that the later immigrants were Amorites from Syria. The new people introduced silver, lapis lazuli and hematite, and the amalgamation of the two races resulted in a brilliant epoch of art. Then appeared the most elaborate metal work; valuable beads of gold turquoise and amethyst. Still later came a degradation, which continued down to the first dynasty. Spread of Wirde Telegraphy. The latest application of Marconi's system of wireless telegraphy surpasses previous records and the town of Spezla, In Italy, is now connected with the northern coast of Sardinia, a distance of 200 kilometers (124 miles). Four years ago Marconi, experimenting both at Spezia and Rome, succeeded only In covering a distance of 16 kilometers (10 miles). Since then the technical officers of the Italian navy have grappled with the problem, improving the apparatus and experimenting assiduously until they obtained this brilliant result. Marconi himself connected lately Calvl In Corsica with Antlbes in Provence, a distance of not more than 100 kilometers (62 miles). Spezla In Italy and Maddalena In northern Sardinia are Important stations of the Italian navy which are now Independent of submarine cables. Silk hats continue to be very fashionable in England. Of course, the greatest wear is in London, but throughout Great Britain there Is expended each year $1,000,000 on this tyle of headgear.

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fact that the room "Mother" Edfly occupied and where she performed her task is in the upper tenement. Some days there Is almost a steady stream of callers and the number Increased so rapidly that It took up the time of one servant answering the bell and Interfered with household affairs so much that the door had to be closed to all strangers. The room which Is the subject of such solicitation is plain, small and is lighted by a small gable window and a skylight in the roof, which is to be seen in the picture. One door opens into the hallway and the other leads to a small closet. The view is practically contned to a glimpse of the next housetop, which may be obtained through the skylight by dint of craning one's neck, and the beauties of a lan" which may be seen from the rear window. There was certainly nothing to distract Mrs. Eddy's attention from the work in hand. Whatever else is changed In remodeling the house, it Is likely that this room will be preserved as a memento of the woman and her work, which has gathered such an array of followers in tho short time it has been under way. BOOK WAS WRITTEN. SULTAN ENEMY OF AUTHORS. I was privilege;; recently to have a few words with Memdouh Bey, the Turkish poet, who is now in London to establish a Turkish paper devoted to politics in general words with Memdoth Hey. the Turkish party in particular, :i.ays; .lames Waiter Bmith in the Era Magazine. Mf mdouh Uey ascribes the decadence of Turkish literat uro to the haiefnl rci.n of the. present ultan. "No or.e," lie says, "dares to publish a book of any literary vaiue. Every writvr is .suspected of political motives, and is immediately subject to persecution should lie attempt to write anything hut commonplaces. The result is that nothing appears except worthless pamphltts eulogizing the sultan and bis system." The works of all the best authors are prohibited, and. in consequence, writers have either suffered persecution, or have been obliged to become exiles in foreign lands. The sultan is particularly hostile to poets. SOLD HIS BABY FOR A DOLLAR. For the sum of $1 Airs. Rebecca Eowenwith of Hrooklyn came into the possession of a pretty girl baby. The dollar was paid to the child's father, who was only too glad to get rid of his offspring. Louis Katz, the father, lived with his wife in Ilrookiyn when tho baby was born, in April. 1H00. Mrs. Katz died three weeks after the birtli of the child, and then the father disappeared, leaving his neighbors to take caro of her burial and look after the bsby. Then Mrs. Lowenwith, who had no children of her own. took pity on the little one and nursed it to health, end then the father again appeared on the scene. To Mrs. Lowenwith's proposition to buy the baby for a dollar he gave a joyful assent, and made out the necessary papers, giving her exclusive right to the child. Recently he again called on Mrs. Lowenwith and telling her that he had married again, demanded the baby, and was refused possession of it Mtney Scarce In Porto Illco. As illustrating the scarcity of money in Porto IUco, it Is related that when a government check for $2,049 arrived In Manila a few days ago In payment of the town's excise collections for the preceding month it caused a genuine sensation. The city employes and their immediate army of creditors commenced to parade in front of the nnyor, who stood up holding the check so that all might sen. Two thousand and forty-nine dollars! The mayor told the people that the cheek could not be cashed, as there was not enough money In the whole town, not even if all the business houses combined for the purpose of cashing it. He then told them that they had to wait for their money until some one could go to San Juan to cash the check; The mayor, envied by all, became tired from holding the check In the air, folded it, placed it In a cigarette box, wound It with red tape, and locked It up in the safe. It Is estimated that there are at present about 300.000 domestic ostriches In South Africa.

WINDMILLS IN THE WEST Important Tart They Play on the Great Farms of the Plains. "A thing that strikes an eastern man strangely," said the man Just back from a western trip, "is the prevalence of the windmill In the west. This is supposed to be the age of steam and electricity, of new ideas In every line of human activity, but you would be inclined to change your mind if you ever saw the forests of primitive windmills that dot the western plains. They first come into view when the traveler crosses the Mississippi into Iowa, and by the time he gets to Nebraska and Kansas they seem to be staring in the car windows at every revolution of the wheels. And they are the most useful adjunct the western farmer possesses. Usually a man associates the windmill with Holland, but the western variety is a different brand and used for exactly the opposite purpose that Hollanders employ them for. In that country the mill is used to get rid of the water; in the west it Is employed to produce- it. The

- enterprising manufacturers make them . in all styles, some tall and graceful, others low with a half circle of fans at the top. The Mg ones are useful in grinding coin, hut most of them are engaged in pumping up water for irrigation and to slake the thirst of the cattle, horses and hogs. For the latter a system of pipes conveys the water to various parts of the ranch. The wells reach way down into the earth, where an exhaustless supply Is found, and while few furnish the source of any extended irrigation systems, nearly all have connections with the pardm and yard. Tho small streams which abound in the west generally become stagnant during tho summer, but with the sand point and the wind pump the great, reservoir of nature is tapped ami rent streams of water are furnished. Many ranchmen have built milk houses around th wind pump and tho fresh, cool water is kept running through large tanks made for milk ens. enabling tlicr.i to furnish their own tables with choice cream and butter and an overplus that in many cases pays for the family groceries." HEAT OF EARTH'S INTERIOR. Iti Energy May Some D.iy P.e Transformed Into Elrotrlclty. New methods of utilizing nature's energy constantly are being discovered and doubtless the future has in store greater discoveries than yet have been made. T. C. Mendcnhall, in Cassier's Magazine writes of the stored energy of the heat of the earth's interior and the possibilities of using it as a source of power, He says: "The stored energy of the hf-at of th eaith's interior is beyond power of calculation, and some not entirely unsuccessful attempts to utilize this have already been made. From a short distance below the surface the temperature increases downward at an average rate j which indicates tint at a depth of fifty miles it is n-jt less than 5,000 degrees Fahr., and tiKro is abundant reason for believing that the earth Is an intensely hot body with only a thin layer of poorly conducting, cold surface matter. These are the essential conditions of a heat engine of enormous capacity, and as in many parts of the world comparatively high temperatures are found very near the surface, while in all parts considerable ranges are possible within reasonable differences of level, the interior heat of the earth, which has an origin more remoto in time than the sun or its own axial rotation, is worthy of most serious consideration as a possible nnd reasonable source of power. It3 importance will be greatly enhanced when we are able to transform heat energy directly into electricity on a large scale and with economy, avoiding the great wasta which necessarily accompanies the use of the steam engine; and this must soon come about." Something Alioot Seal. About the beginning of tbe last century people began to hunt seal. They found it a very profitable occupation and large numbers were captured; it has been so profitable that on many of the islands where seal were hunted they have been exterminated, and now they are mostly seen in museums. There are several species of seal and some will get extremely tame, fond of their owner, love to be caressed and will learn tricks very much after the manner of a puppy. The seal's body is covered with a double fur, which, when It is immersed in water, is pressed very closely to the body, and excludes water. This fur Is very valuable, and as you sec a lady wrapped in a cloak or coat of fur from a seal's body you know it has cost her several hundreds of dollars to get the warm covering. But it is an animal good for even more than its beautiful jacket, as the Esquimaux and the Alaskan Indians live very largely upon its flesh and fat. Seals are said to be fond of music, and will foljow a boat in which a flute- or violin is played. They often come out on the land and lie about on the rocks and play and tumble about like happy children. Costly Kcirs. A peculiar fact in collecting birds eggs is the wide difference in values of epgs of the same family of birds. For instance, there is the great family of hawks. Some hawks' eggs are worth only a few cents each, and other hawks' eggs find a ready sale at $3, $5 and $7 each. It makes a ?100 bill look dilipidated to buy a complete set of even western hawks eggs, whilo a full set of nil known hawks' eggs cost upward of $fJO0. The eggs of a marsh hawk, a red-backed hawk and a cooper hawk may be bought lor 20 cents each, and tho broad winged hawks' eggs will bring $1 each the world over. Tho eggs of F.vvalnson's hawk and the buffbrensted hawk are worth $1.50 each. New York Evening Post. Rapid Trannlt. "What's the matter?" asked the conductor on the small southern railroad. "Lose your ticket out the window?" "Yes," replied the passenger. "I'll get off and go back for It" "But look here! we can't wait for you. "You don't hare to. Just keep on at thii speed and I'll catch up to you." Philadelphia Press.

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Tla Biff Four Route Chicago to Jacksonville and St. Augustine. Effective Jan. 6, 1902, the "Big Four" will operate through Pullman Eleepers from Chicago and Indianapolis to Jacksonville and St Augustine, via Cincinnati, Queen & Crescent, Sou. R'y, Plant System and Fla. East Coast Ry., leaving Chicago at 1 p. m., dally, except Sunday. Dining and observation cars. For full information address J. C. Tucker, Gen. Nor. Agt. 234 Clark street, Chicago; Warren J. Lynch, G. P. & T. A., or W. P. Deppe, A. G. P. & T. A.. Cincinnati, O. Advice on Book-Borrowing;. One need have no delicacy in asking a person to return a borrowed book. Books are property, and when they are borrowed they should be carefully protected from injury and promptly returned to their owners. I doubt the propriety of borrowing a book if one is near a lending library. We do not borrow shoes or gloves or furniture, and why should we make an exception of books? I think the owner of a set should hesitate to let a single volume go out of her possession. Either make a loan of the entire set or give your friend permission to consult it in your home. Mrs. Sangster in Ladies' Home Journal. Catarrh Cannot Tie Cored wit LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach tho seat, of the disuse. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, amt in order to cure It you must taie interna I remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is tu lien internally, und acts riirrctly on the Mood and mucous surfaces. HaU"s Catarrh Cur! is n-t a quack medicine. It vras prcscribt d Ly i h.,- c f the best physicians in this country for v .ir. tind Is .1 rv.i!ar preycr!;'i'r.. It is compi'-rd of the bet tonics lvii"-v;i, combined h the best blood puritiers, actin'.r directly rn t!.e mucous surfaces. The rfet t con.bic.at ion ? t two Ineri-dients is what 1 p-ducr s'H-h wordi-rful resuits in curing Catarrh. Send fr tf-.itii:-r,ials. free. F. J. ( 1 1 1 , K Y ( t . . 1 Tops., Toledo, a Sold ly un::.".'Nls . ice 7.V. Hail's Fain;!- J'ills sire tt.-; best. "I had no idea ?.Irs. PJankington was so mean until I v.-ont shopping with her." "What did she do?" "I insisted upon paying her car fare and she let mo do it." What I want is not to possess religion, but to have a religion that shall possess me. Kingsley. Cr: -A .4 - Jr?:': v-ir.-.:-; NOW READY. Easy to BUY! Easy to MAKE! Easier to EAT! Bay Package TO-DAY and Seat I AT ALL GROCERS. (tfSTAIfT BISINU T.ir -van Mit-T'? another men strike IN THE WALDORF MINES, COLO. This time it is the old Mndham Mine which has uncovered one of its famous ore The Company is also looking for a strike of the grrutest imi?iiliiKle la the Fairfax Mine See last Issue of this paper. E. J. WILCOX. 1038 Emerson St., DENVER, COLO. ...CURES... FISTULA, POLL EYJL In 4 to 16 wwki. Wbnjnit forming usually cum without diM-hai-ging, Id four weeks. Humane and easy to giva. "rkf, 60 cts. By mall. 60 eta. Treatise free upon application CLOOSE & STAMM, LtCHliStS, 28 8TATE 8T-QENE8E0.IUL NO GUESS NEEDED. When you weigh on a Jones 800 Lb. Seal PRICE tS OO. FULL PARTICULARS. JONES (HE PAYS THE FREIGHT.) BINUilAMTON. N. Y. nPODQV NEW DISCOVERY: CiTM ImlilVrO 1 quick relief and eure went eases. Book of testimonials and ! AYS traaUnaat raiB. a. h. . aiiirt boh. a. iumu. Sa.

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The Standaid Oil company is making big investments In California oil fields and is building the largest refinery In the country and also a pipe line, total cost $G,000,000 to $S,000.000. Half an hour is all the time required to dye with PUTNAM FADELESS DYES. Sold by druggists, 10c per package. Owing to bad weather It Is believed that there will be a great shortage in the world's supply of tea this year. Plso's Cure for Consumption Is an Infalifble jiediclne for cousrhs and colils.N. W. Saiiuel, Ocean OroTe, N. J., Feb. 17. l?oa George Ehret, an old man of New York, worth $35,000,000, owns no less than S00 Faloons in that city. Hamlin's Wizard Oil Co. send song book free. Your druggist sells the oil and it stops pain. The establishment of a permanent census bureau is a strong probability. FITS TVrtTwnntTT Cnr1. Vof ornorronBr? aftet first dny's ? It. Kiine's ireat Nerre Restorer. ?'ml for FKI-:i: S2.00 tifsil l..tt!e nd treatise. I jr. Ii. U. Kunl. Lul.. VJ1 Aren St.. 1 hiladelphia, I'a. Michigan's school fund permits of a per capita appropriation of $2. StopM the Cough and Works OfT tho Cold Laxative Broiiio Quinine Tablets. Price ?3c. lie who rides behind another docs not travel when he pleases. Miitt .T. Johnoon'n G08S is n. gun rar. teed cure for rheumatism. Insist on gxttinp; the genuine. A good many pioneers in Alaslia, hunting p;olJ, strike coal. If you lovo your wife, make It easy for her to got l)re;ikfn?t. Take home Mrs. Austin's Pancake Flour. Oil prospectors in Missouri are preparing to bore 3,000 feet. Mr. AVlnslow'8 Soothing Syrnp.' For chli-lriT. irt'tliiriiT, foftcni tiic minis, reduces !nnammatlVn.ailays pa.c-ureB wkid colic. 2ica jottie. New York city ha3 thirty Japanese aiethodists. Kais Acts

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A. I Dmigla 9.1.00 and S.t.RO Rhoen leatners used ia Skl.OO and SG.OO shoe? and Insist upon having XV. I. Douglas shoes od uoiiom. Shoes sent anywhere on reeelpt Of u . iie measurements or root as mown : wHuii uKnaiiT worn : piam or rap toe; neayy, medium CATALOJ FKEE. W. L. DOUGLAS. New and Enlarged Edition WebsterV aBjaaajBBVMaaaaaaasBiakasaBBkBBaBBaBavjBai w j Int er national Dictionary of English, Biography, Geography, Fiction, etc 25.000 NE.W WORDS, ETC. Edited by W. T. HARRIS, Ph.D., LL.D., United States Commissioner of Education. New Plates Throughout. Rich Bindings. 1364 Pages. 5000 Illustrations. BEST FOR. THE. HOUSEHOLD Also Webster's Collet late Dictionary with a valuable Scottish Glossary. 1100 Pages. 1400 Illustrations. Sixc7xioiain. Specimen pages, etc., of both books sent on application. O. 9 C. Merrlam Co., Springfield, Mass.

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A cuirE Fon WOMANKIND. Br FLORENCE DRES.-LER. M. D. Teaches painless child-birth, treats cf Diseases of Womfn ar.d Children. Physicul Culture and Beautv. 700 pnpe-s. 24 lithographic plav? and 100 othr illutrbt;ons. Lk.r.nd in Ait Y1lum. binding run in Sec iors. Write for Tatle of Contents. C. L, ORE55LER & CO., Publiker. " Department C. 2203 Üialy s Ave., Chicago, III. M.ISCELLASLO VS. I CAU IllinWII I rodittvey cur IcrtrrmtorT( I WlKn HHU IS ILU Musclar or bcUtlc LLeuu tlm for ftfi. Full coarse of meJlctce ent on receil of price. Free boot ud teei ini r.'.. from p&o;.te who bve been cured. JOIH L KtxoBB BtDK INK to 106 InfrOffta (blftto. IH..IUr. fr. Jlo. EGGS! EGGS! ECCSf Brown Leghorns lay tbe year round. CocKreli &Qm each. Th Wim. Lndherrr 1'i.ultry to.. Ci1?wo1. III. Taney Prize Pik"oei9. k . rt mem a, lmixirte J n J eppota!ly. I-ui ' Vm, im ljw Ae.. M. Lut. S15 weeiy ';-pr:r.tj ieit i . bume ; lnc'.i-e . f tao.p ''It ti a p 1 1. at n lltwkr H.rr.mn. ( , 4 ücion. 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HC3TRT50 CO , Ice- Lo 114G. CHICAGO, ILLin: ii. r.i ii',. for sale: . !' I I aero f;:u, tetr Man e s.i.rar ' l'ir.liiik-, V. ür.k', lad. DELAV APL i..- .'!: -il tjr:t. t r .1.- i Ti- : . v. - 'i to 1. ve-:-v I:i'.. I . :!...' ! :.i :J t. V? -: '! .. : !u't-i.- !- : f y ':; t 1 i . r.- e t '! .'.-1.- '. 1" ) ft! ex. roru'.u' fnr-i- i .. & 2;.j' u ' a,: T.j ; ip.iVH ,k lull.. ,:i :v. I-'-Tl'-ii'-e ia Ii.-:, i..- , rJ5f-! ii ini' n:.,i :. -r, ; :i'.s i'yi ..:.. i ' .- n t. , - : r-; - . t- ,t ' :. r - . t r : . i' FIFTY f f -! f . i l.' '.: i:u:r.i-.':ju.(Otf.-.i lii.'i.;. ', : 1 tr:i:f. !a.1'i M.f rl '.'(.Ii: T.? tt.T andcssviuyrieiii-. r.:t:. r -.-.r -itveri; H'rlr.u'.ji for ri:l'a' ,-i'. -. Ai it va m . s.Mva. tl FOR. SALE. A S.')l A ri I : r m. r , ;: :.r I. i a T r.i"t Plow, 1.113 uv-r. t-.-i i ..,:.Xft, :,., t :..-. !iei 1 rut: fin J e.ii." 1 rMri : i-r Ki r i t t!:::..i i..,.:-.. n. ill: rx,! fr; TV T "A ; i !-. . 'f . '. '. i'i-.,l fprTTi nr.-.- '. ir' i'! i-A'i p . , " - :.': ; i'.'i-.i( rcrni airr.-: j. Ad-Iron l'; ri K t.ff.iv H 1 1.1,1 It. I. iViVi'l a a-rlJ- r,:..i ; . i .... "al' y. !: . Ala' a'tift, ;h r.p f ;.' ! : -t ui uu:t it i .-t!- ncf ,ir.iua. I.;.!, is :.-..:. i n,-.' . : 1- . ! rt.'I ; cope t a. P'nl:1. rurrt'.-p - c i. 1,. i u!:!i iti ' l!iv ili'?1ri' In: : . -.. t . .1,1 !:'! fa!:i"iii 'o- "." y. THOM I'viiN A Mirtl'.fl.f. Ai. c'lis-o out ht vcr W I ! v.i. ii; ; t'r !.l ' 1 ti j 'T si re : v. W he-it. Oi.'p. l;-,! n C'-'.M t n-.l-'. Hr. 'o.-i t . - . i'l la l , l"l U'l i i:- .! i ''. t t!; i i - I.'! : . ti'-. j''(-. c 'li'l I l" ( t Jff,i. ' I - i" tr'.i :c't I. V HV. V i' j: . l-s ft; e j r Kli"." i-'-'ü: l:i Tit par.. 11. t -!-" .' i and ; '..c '','.t ' ii.. i in it r: s tri fi? :. r ; . ; ra:!n u profit:,? ,- :r .' :: I.'. la-o-MV.,-..!, Mk I'M' ': ; h . j. o. i.o vi: .v !N--. riii.iiirur. K.t.! 1 1 i. i. miß AfiD LEAD is;;:.;;; McNai'j'H N-v V -if.- si a ; . J - r'' Jr, ; t;: J rQ' ti i .. ...... i. i . . ic i iTüii . ii.iF-., iiarr.to.i. .rc, DOtS MINING PAY? rH.iw'immiNi cr pic (lilc-i-J )!i I i'a lv .' i :. is! ly.ir. Wf irfjT' IrKl'io.' Ooft.art oj t : iry ?' t u ! t , !c t', o;m.t'nt. Jo,i,e" 1 1 ? i s 1 1 1 -ä.lvH'o.i o!j , f. r f rre mt uti'! i'.if i noil .... h I. 1. 1 . Tlnuui,, a'il-X-3 o-i.-r Itl.i' . I-t.vr, l i.toi i1o. CALIFORNIA OIL STOCKS I For Sale t.y .OSI I'II It. TOI I.I T7. Memlirr Product r M K limift'. (iiiiui K-rrrscl Csllfcrnla f-fclt it j it.)! a Trim ccntDj) vu ft: lonoo CaMfornis rri.t,p 04 l'.-KiU California VoTtve 11 .rj lix-) i,sta K:ca 2$ 25ml Iel Key M 1S00 Vaniusü r.'i JLJ .'O Nevada C uny .r j ) l(Xk O.cldental .ri s 5"00 TrhDs.'ot)tin-r.ti.l : j 51 f) StHtiilMrd l i riH, 1. Lonil A- )M.. .J . AnJ many other ks hieb 1 will eil V) i!la lots (or JiiuHii'i' mt t.rt.-t to dfy all competition. Address JUM-I'tt B. 14l'111X,!ltiriBHt.,Sal',raUo.ai UAVC 2 PLACER MINES tn Alatka. waat iar " ner. .J. A. lllli.ver. Iii Iteirtmra it., Cklnaft H. FOa SALH GOAL ttjUl ESTAßUSntü 2ü YtARSfnÄf'rr'Äi toe iiiiHt; In a p!n iiMm'., tor partk-u'am. al KrankCh-ielwiitl. isä-ini iinrbmm.,ik, ia. OPPOßTUKITY ea m v 4otitro,liii oin-i --! Iti iin,(MriT It i.-Im w. n't f.r.y o9 f0 prntMit. iT.if $3CUO h o S k CCO u caalt, but Hill tak baiuur- in iibI t'ft.tto. t 'i p.a.u tu.'y tr you liavo and ;i:i' it on tili write no aitenUoo. Tboso moaniiitr t-ti-iii a.ldrs A. Ii. M Iv, i iiu u FOR Äl F :: 1 1 A1" '"' slti.r.' I complete I Uli ULL bargain. AilJrc ni. llT.t keasa, : A bmalil I AUKSTS. WANTED .CathO-C men sal women In srery nil 1 aw town loJoa.nie;i:litworlcforo!ieta. llsbed Catholic bonne. Only energetic prjcs aad prsrtlcal Caibollrs need apply; aa e.iy wtj to esni money, fend rfferenee with application. AUrtt 1" M-.ytter ltia .?. Cincinnati. U.. SALESMEN WANTED-Wlth established root side line llfhokr4phcd atatlouery, profitable an4 easy. Walker l lilm. ti.. laytou, Ohio, Ofl ,tu,Ltidrabitided s-.rlsatto YY'V clnulara. Money always In adTaeü send silver dime for plan. pUge. etc.. and begin aS once. Iroqnols Supply Co.. itrpt, X, Marl . !. AGENTS Kry fcousrkerper wsntsone of ourasV WtMTcn household no ritte, bei: on s'gbt ; lib HArilCU and ey to carry. Hin prüft:; aainr 1 aad particulars for nie. tMi IcPmh a m,,,, p.y, mn AGENTS WANTED ",e,1M wtTf Z curiosity, ho surren it Plants ("Slmpr Viva mentioned in tlie Mbleu "The Kose of Jerlco" hyrnaCruelfieatloa plant. Tal from sll moisture, it roll up In a dry bail; moisten It. and It takes on a niot l eant if ul ftreen ; not affected b any length of time kept, summer or w inter tkaaaaasw It's llfn seems to be perpetual, send 25c for samp.es and term. Aik for our Illustrated Bo klet of Met V. CSO novelties. Mailed free. KOSH Cl'KIO CO l-relo. Ta. in Hie Memican Border. IF YOU 1IAVK SSOor 1 OO and womd like t make 05 t HIO a week write) to KFNntl i. Ts CO 140 So. 4tli St.. l'lillleilptil. IatT WIIJTCni llvr, bouei.1 and ainhltloui maa milk II nil I LU 1 come kuowledrof ranvaastn. Fallt, atrncttona will te iclvrn aud pay wbll learning. Appra any rooming tbla w-k Pet a r en S and . at t&t MO NADNOCK, llulldlnc. Dearborn tt, Chloacaw W. N. U. CHICAGO, NO. 50, I9tl. Vhct Answering Advertisements. UltOy Nentroo Tbis Taper. 7 UMJMMIkl. M -1 Beat Ooash Brruo. Taetea Good. ' In time. Bold try dr1su.

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