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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-12
..The Drummer Boy

The Opera House held two large audi
ences Yesterday, 10 witness the perform
ances Of The Drummer Boy Of Shiloh,
and everyone was delighted with the play
The school children turned out AT the matt
nee 10 the number Of four or five hundred.
aud al night there was big house. The
performance goes much smoother rs the
various members Of the east become better
acquainted with the several situations. and
the performance this evening and during
the remainder of the week Will be even an
Improvement upon that Of last night The
play developed an interest from the first
and il is safe 10 say there will be- large
audiences during the remainder OF the
week
Go and see the performance, by all
means. as the proceeds are to be devoted "a
a worthy end. and one which will ensure
that not a cent will be misplaced.
Mr.. Andy Ray is an excellent Farmer
Howard. while Ed Fisher. Of Pittsburg
impersonates Mart Howard" in fault
less manner. A. Harry Howard the
Young Lieutenant. Mr. NJ. H. McNabt
does some very effective acting, and in each
scene. especially at Andersonyllle prison
does excellent work or Charley Burtt as
the Drummer Boy, too much can not be
said. Edgar Henning as Sergeant Rut
ledge. and VIII Linton, Fatty Schmidt.
are also entitled 10 special mentlon.
Miss Flora Bradshaw as Mrs. Major
Rutledge and the Goddess Of Liberty j.
very attractive. and Miss Alma Wilson and
Cap Marshall are perfect in their respec
tive parts Taking il all inhll the perform
ance given is the finest ever seen here by
home talent. and deserves crowded houses
at each performance. Tonight excursions
/ will be run from Fairmont. Warrington
I Cameron and Moundsville over the b. s
/ q. to accommodate the Grand Army Post
/ In those towns, who will attend in body
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RI. Sil,ornin Amended.

WASHINGTON. June 1.-The Senate Com
mittee ON Finance to-day amended the
House silver bill The provision making
the certificates issued in payment of bullion
legal tender for public and private debts
was struck out. leaving them receivable
for customs, taxes and public dues. The
bullion redemption clause was stricken out B.;
also the section providing for free coinage
of silver whenever the market price is one
dollar for 81 grains OF pure silver This
act is made To take effect in 20 days after
passage. and shall terminate at the eNpira-
tion of 10 Years therefrOm.
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nrmEn orrIcES rnLED.
Tho Bosrd OF Regents Completes H. Work
at Mor@antoWn.

ISL. .' I..Hr.HI fI me- E-I..'-I.
NIoE.tNr1vN. W VA, June 1.-The
Board of Regents of the University COM
pletcd their work and adjourned to-day.
Dr John A. Myers was reelected Supeun-
t.uIent of Grounds and Buildings \ new
Executive Committee Was appointed con
,,~f-uc of Col. john Robinson, chairman.
and McSsrs. S0mmcrviue. Farnsworth,
Toster and Hayes An allowance of Slm
f,rcvtiu services was given 20 Miss Mag
ci. Morrow. thc retiring Librarian. Miss
Clara Hou.h. of Morgantown. was chosen
to ~u-cred Miss Morrow.
rn,. contract for the new Commencement
Hall was lct to Huston X Demain, OF Nor
-.toug. for SlO.3OO, the building 10 be
,.rrlotcd and ready for use within year.
prof l.. B. Reynolds, Of the class OF
ENGLISH. was chosen Professor of Meta
pr,.ics. 20 succeed Prof Puriuton. resign
Cd Dr. F.. VI. Turner was made Professor
Of English. 90 succeed Prof Reynolds.
The following additional appointments
were made. =. b. Brown, OF Glenvillc, As
,--taut Professor of Geology; Howard y.
OGDEN. of Fairmont, Professor of English ;
B e. Anderson. of Union, Monroe county,
Assistant Professor of Ancient Languages
and Col ID. ID. johnson. of Tyler county.
AericulturaliSt of the Experiment Station
the salary 0f the latter position is fixed AZ
81 .UOa year. and the AgricultWahst will
De- cmulOved Zoo work iu various portions OF
tine -fufn
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r,rn-Inld Anliction.

Ci<clNNArt. o.. June ia dispatch
from I.oveland. Ohio. says: Information
has been received here Of sad drowning
AT South Lebanon. \ young girl by the
name of Clemins was fishing in the Little
Miami river az that point. She ie!l INTO
the river. The mother was an eyewitness
of the accident and plunged in and succeed
ed I'm bringing the daughter 10 the shore'
The daughter was beyond resuScllallou
The sudden excitement and deep grief was
ton much for the mother and she. too, died
shortly afterwards. They were both resi-
dents of this place, where one of the sons
was drowned about two years ago
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,,,,,lo Girl Fatally Burned.

HAzLEroN. PA, June ll.-Nellie Daugh-
ertv. aged II years, was fatally burned
Yesterday by her brother, who is about u
year younger. -
The children had been fishing, and the
hoy built fire to roast some frogs. Be
coming enraged at his sister for some trivial
act he dragged her to the fire, and held her
over it until her aothing became ignited:,
The boy thought he could eXtingulsh ihc
flames without seriously injuring her. but
he DELAYED too long, and all efforts to put
them out failed. In her desperation the
poor child threw herself into the creek.
Some men who were passing arrived just
i'm time TO save the life OF the boy, whose
clothing had also caught 1re. The little
eirl died few hours later. The boy IS
badly burned but will recover.
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FAIRMoNr CLASS DAY EXERCISES.
\ Long List of Notable Guests and Inter
esting Essays.

| Spfctdt ltityfCNt 10 me HeItSttF.
FAmMoNT, w. Va, June 1.-THE class
day exercises were held in Normal Hall
this morning at o'clock. The class is
known as the Barnes Class" named in
honor of Prof j. Walter Barnes, first as
sistant teacher This occasion is the most
enjoyable of the commencement exercises
and gathered together very large assem-
bage Of our citizens and old students 10
! listen to the different prophecies. The
class is composed of twenty-iOur members,
including the prophets
The first prophecy was by Miss Lucy
| Hclmick. Of Palatine, who began This
day we fashion our destiny, our web of fate
we spin" She then took eleven of the
class rs her sujects, and in well witten
manner, pictured to them their future des-
tiny. Miss Helmick was followed by Pro
phet V. c. SnOdgrass. of Pullman, Ritchie
county. who dispensed with the balance of
the class in a very creditable and pleasant
manner The class poem, composed by
Miss Mary f.. Stewart, Of Arnettsville,
Monongalia county, was rare piece OF
composition. showing not only careful pre-
paration but uncommon pOctical talent.
Tonight at eight o'clock in the Canton
ArmOry the exercises Of the graduating
class of the Normal school were com
menced The armOry was filled TO over
| flowing, and the best OF order was OD-
served. The exercises were interspersed
with music by the Dowden orchestra The
class is composed of twentyfour members,
eleven Of who graduated tonight. The re-
mainder Of the members will graduate to-
morrow, commencing at 9 o'clck, a. IN.
Owing to the serious illness Of Miss Sallie
Denham. of Lumberpert W. Va, it is
feared she will be unable to graduate. The
programme as performed was as follows:
Salutatory, Miss Belle Rannic, Fairmont:
Grafton. 1.-THE Voter of the Future Boyd
| A. Coplin, Market, w Va; essay, The
Martyr Of Molokal," Louise +. Moderwell,
Chicago. Ills; Grafton. Americas OPP
portunity.' Lloyd w Brown, Prunty-
town. w. Va: essay. The Fitness
Of Things a Fundamental Law Ida w.
Fleming. Fairmont, w. Va; Grafton, "Ac-
/ tive or Passive" " w. j Carney, Silver Hill,
W. Va: essay. Nothing if not Critical,
Lucy Helmick, Palatine, w. Va; Grafton,
The Degration of Politics." II. a. Good
win. Cherry Camp, w. Va; Grafton, Per
sonalty and Power X. f.. L. Hutchin-
son. Leroy, w. Va; essay, Masks Ida
b. Holbert, Watson. W. Va; Grafton,
The Spoils System, J. O. Martin. Shiloh,
! w. Va.
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4 STEAMER SEIZED
On Charge of Violating the Canada Gus
toms Act.

VicToRIA. B. c., June 1.-THE little
steamer North Star has been se.zed by
Customs Inspector Young, on the charge Of
violating the Canada customs act. Capt.
Angel Eiffel, and Fred Jones are owners Of
the North Star The steamer. il is alleged.
has been for the past six months engaged
in CARRYING Chinese from British Colum-
bia into Washington. The programme has
been 10 run out Of Victoria al night, land
her contrabaud cargo at some quiet place
on the American shore and at once shoot
back into Canadian waters. The Chinese
smuggled out are disposed OF 10
Mongoian contractors, who pay so
TO So apiece for them. The
buyers has agents at hand wherever "a
landing is made and the Chinese are
secrcted for two or three days and then
shipped 10 Seattle. Portland. or California
points The North Star is also accused of
bringing back American goods and land
ing them along the coast near Victoria and
this caused her seizure. II is also stated
that she neglected 10 clear N the Customs
House before departing on some of her
nocturnal trips The owners allegc they
never brought any goods 10 Victoria. but 10
is considered improbable here that the
Canadian officials would aid the United
States officers.
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ve,hodists VIII Not Accept 1t.

OTTAWA. ONT, June 1.-THE Methodist
Conference. now in session here, has
adopted a resolution refusing any share oi
the ~. 900 awarded the Protestant demon
inations in Quebec in connection with the
settlement OF the Jesuit estates. This ac-
tion is entirely unexpected, and will place
the Quebec Government in queer posi-
ton. Though the Jesuits for a century
had pressed their claim for compensation
for the confiscation of their property by
the Grown. no statesman gave their claims
consideration until Premier Mercier ap-
reared on the scene. The compensation
awarded amounted TO nearly 100000, OF
which the Catholics received SlOO,OOO
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xo,able Wedding in London.

LONDON. June 1.-The wedding Of Mr.
VIM. O'Brien the well known Irish leader
and Mile. Raffalovitch. daughter Of NJ Raj
falovitch, banker Of Paris, took place 10
day at the Brompton Oralpy in this city
The ceremony was performed by His Grace
The Most Rev. Thomas W. Croke. ID. d.
Archbishop of Cashel. Among the guest
Wesent were Mr.. Parnell and other col
leagues Of the bridegroom in the House oi
Commons, Mr.. John Dillon acted as
groomsman. An immense crowd gathered
about the Oralpy. Most of the people worc
sprigs Of shamrock in honor of the occa
sion. As the newly-wedded couple left the
Oralpy and entered their carriage, they
were enthusiastically cheered by the
crowd
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Now CITY Collector.


Sg,csdl ItltWdm 10 ne Htgititf
PARKERsu re. W VA, June ll.-ThomaS
Maloney II Son were the lowest bidders
for street paving with fire brick, on Mar
ket from Seventh to Thirteenth streets and
on Seventh street to the city limits. Tht
contracts will be awarded as soon as the
bonds are sold.
Mr.. George Carney was elected City Col
lector for the ensuing year by the City
Council.
Large sewer contracts were made with
the city at the last meeting.
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Stnblr keeper. Need.

SHARON, PA, June 1.-THE Liverymans
Association OF Pennsylvania, Ohio and
New NorS. representing every town IN the
nearest portion Of those States. met here
to-day B. L. MOffett. of Franklin, was
elected President, J. Brice, of Erie, Vice
President. and Naughen, of Greenylle.
Secretary and Treasurer The mcmoe
ship of the union. which is Tor the mutual
uratcctiou t0 property and interests of
fy.rymeu. was reported at $50 and still
..r,,yinr A resolution was passed offering
. r,,yarl of 500 % the member who sue
ce.sfullv prosccutes the person who abuses
~. L..-tlnr. tho nrnnertv 0f any member.
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wanted to see the Indian. Dance.

PIERRE, =. d.. June ll.-Chief Humps
band of hostile Indians, who are campcd
north Of Cherry creek. on the north side
of the Cheyenne river, loO miles from here,
have had big feast and sun dance. lasting
since Sunday 4 large number OF persons
went from this city to see the dance, know
ing that several companies Of soldiers were
stationed there, but when they reached the
Cheyenne river they found il so swollen
that it was impossible 10 cross The hos
tiles warned them that if any attempt WAS
made to cross the river serious resuli3
unmld follow
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Pllesl Pilesl PILES /.

Or. Williams Indian Pile Ointment Is
the only sure cure for Blind, Bleeding
or Itching Piles ever discovered. II
never fails 70 cure old chronic cases OF
long standing.
Judge Coons, Maysville, KY, says:
"Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment
cured me after years Of suffering
For sale by Logan Drug Co.
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FOR SELLING ESSENCE OF LEMON.
Merchants of wetzel County Indicted foI
Selling the Same.

Speciat Telegram 10 the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June IL
The following merchants of Wetzel
county were up before the United States
to-day on an indictment for selling es-
sencc Of lemon and other essences which
had alcohol as their basis: Foster Leep,
Jas. Robinson. Christopher Brookover,
John Layalc, VIM. Montgomery, Frank
Lesion, Leroy Lesson, and w. r..
Kountz. They all entered a plea Of
guilty and were assessed in the penalty
of $3.50 and required to take out spec
ial license of s25 each, and hereafter TO
refrain from further sale Of any articles
containing alcohol as a basis. Hon. G..
w. Atkinson waa attorney for defend
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WA~HINGroN. June lit was said ~
the Treasury Department to-day that no ac-
tiou will bc taken with regard TO the deten-
tion and return of the seven Belgian glass
blowers who entered the United States in
violation Of the Contract Labor Law, until
some disposition is made by Congress OF
Representative Lodges resolution bearing
upon the subject. Department officers say
that the resolution is now in committee
with little prospect of its passage by Con
l.ress. and as the Cunard Company has
agreed to return the Belgians, without
cost TO the Government, no further notice
of the ease will be taken by the Depart
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Riotous strikers.

VIENNA, June 1.-The strikers at Ben
nisch. Silesia. are acting in riOtous man
ner. They attacked the factories yester
DAY and with clubs and stones smashed all
the windows in sixteen of them. Several
of the factories We're otherwise damaged
by the rioters. number Of strikers Were
arrested and their comrades assaulted the
police, IN their attempts 10 rescue them
The trouble became SO serious that the
military were called upon and the troops
soon quelled the riOting
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Marriage Bells.

Spfcidl It7fJrdm 70 ne Rl9iSfer.
WELLSBURG, w. Va, June ll.-Mr. San
George. Il prominent young business man OF
this city, manager of the Standard Glass
Works. and Miss Ella Bishop, daughter OF
George Bishop Of the North End, Were
quietly married this afternoon at the resi-
dence of the bride, Rev. G. w. Shields
officiating. Chas r. Windsor, and Miss
Sue Floyd were the attendants. Only The
families of the bride and groom were pres
ent. The presents were costly and appro
pirate. The happy couple left on the even
ing train for the East.
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rcrrlllc Thnnder Shower.

CoreY. P,.. June IA terrific thunder
storm. accompanied by heavy fan Of rain
visited this locality this afternoon. Mrs.
Albert Courick was badly shocked oY
lightning. Benjamin Wright's house was
sfrnclS and his SiN-year-old daughter was
-o badly injured that she Will dle. 1, NJ,
Cf,flesfer. o.crator at the T. X +. freight
o0i.s WAS thrown 90 the floor and the in
s.r-neuts in his Oficc burned. and tele-
rrauh and telephone wires damaged.
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Rase Ball at Fairmont

Special telegram 10 me Register.
FNRNoNT. June 1l.-This afternoon az
, 30 o'clock a game of ball was played at
the Fairmont ball park between the Adel-
sous. of Grafton. and the Fairmont club.
the score standing Il TO in favor OF talr-
mont. At least GOO persons witnessed the
game. which was very interesting from the
beginning.
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LIMA. O.. June l1-At 2:30 this alter
noon a cloud burst over the city and the
rain came down in torrents, flooding the
streets The sewers were wholly made
ouate to carry off the immense body oil
water. Cellars. easements and stores on
the east side of the street were Hooded
Hail damaged crops in the country. The
loss in the city will reach several thousand
.1ollar.S
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Youngstown Nan Nearly Murdered.

CmcAGo. June ll-JOhn Burk, stock
dealer. of Youngstown, Ohio, was found
unconscious at the corner of Rush ana
Michigan streets at > o'clock this morning.
He had been beaten till his face and head
were "a mass of cuts and bruises ms
pockets had been rfied and his coat, nat
and shoes had been taken. He was taken
10 the County Hospital where fears are
EXPRESSED that he may not survive.
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ATent Blown Down.

J,K,oNviLLr. Ills. Junell.-Two thous,,
and people We're in tent Just south OF
jacksonville listening 10 concert ll's
afternoon. when storm suddenly SPrauS
up and the tent blew over on the CIoM W. "
Inc most seriously being Mrs. W. Fl. Mus
e-rave wife of the pastor of Grace NJ. +.
church. and Mrs. Anderson, of Chapin.
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Acquitted.


NI'ttHI IfIfVI UT 70 TT I'Tl''''''
CmAgLE>roN, w. Va, June ll.-Frank
Joseph. who killed jeff Bond, whom he
found in compromising relations with his
wife at Coal Valley, about six weeks ago,
was acquitted to-day. Joseph was away
from home Bond went to look for him
He stopped at the place mentioned. Mrs
Joseph went to same place, and thinking
the man there was her husband went in:
Just then her husband came up and Killed
Roud instantly
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TO SUCCEED CARLISLE.
EN-State Senator w. w. Dickerson Goes
In on the 201th Ballot.

LOUISVILLE, KY, June 1.-THE con
vention to nominate 4 candidate to sue
ceed Carlisle is still balloting, with
everything still uncertain. The latest
indication is that the country delegates
will consolidate and by the help of a
few Covington men nominate eX-State
Senator w. w. Dickerson. CT Williams
town.
Later-A TimcS-Stdr Carrollton, Ky,
dispatch says: Hon. WV. DickerSon, OF
Grant county, was nominated for Con-
gresS on the 2O7th ballot.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The business Transacted at Yesterday
Session.

The business transacted at hesteIuhy
Session.
Court met at 10 o'clock, all the Judges
being present
Martin v Warner. # dl., appeal, from
Tyler county; continued,
Atkinson and PierSol. Il al. Y. Beckett,
appeal and supersedeas, from Richie coun-
ty: submitted.
State. for use Of Bank. Y. Hudkins, Il di.,
writ OF error. from Ritchie county, new
bond required; submitted.
Reilly ci A.. Y. Barr, Il a.. appeal aud
supcrsedcas, from Wetzcl county; submit
ted
Clayton V Barr Davis. Il oi., appeal and
supcrsedeas. from Richie county. supple
mental record filed; submitted.
State Y Tiiricls, writ of error. FROM Ma
r0n county; no bond required
Thomas Il a., V Hukill, from Monon-
gala county; submitted.
Melville Peck qualified on motion of
Henderson Peck
Adjourned until 10 a. m
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Conditions ofthe New Road.

PHILADELPHIA. June II. The agree
mcnt Of consolidation Of the Pittshurg
Cincinnati Il st. Louis X. K. Co.,
Chicago. st. Louis Il Pittfburg Il. K
Co.. the Cincinnati n Rich
mond Il. K. Co. and the
Jacksonville. Madison and lndianapo
lis Railroad Co. was formally executed
and signed yesterday. The name OF the
new company will be- the Pittsburg
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Rail
road COmDanV
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BALTIMORE. June 1.-THE Baltimore
and Ohio preferred stock held by the
state was purchased by Mr.. E. X. Bacon
for the syndicate at 1870 who We exchange
il with the trustees Of the Johns
Hopkins University for a portion OF
their Baltimore and Ohio common stock.
The contract for the sale, payment and
delivery Of the stock has been made.
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Dye MnIyes Examination.

special Zsiegram 10 he Register.
PAHKERsBrRG, W. VA, June ll.-Sam
Dve. the incest fiend, who was captured in
Ohio and brought back by Chics dis and
Constable Bcckwith, as detailed in the
REGISTER at the time, was taken before
Squire Stapleton for a preliminary exam
nation last evening Dye waived examin-
alton and was sent back to Jail, the terrible
nffnncn moi heine hailahle.
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Destructive storm.

MHToNN, ONT, June IA cyclone
which developed north of this town this
afternoon from a thunder storm de-
stroycd everything in its patch, which
was fifty yards wide and two miles long.
One dwelling, several barns. many trees
and much fencing were pro>tratcd. y"
nue v,ns killed
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CAPTURED TRAIN ROBBERS.
An Exciting Chase by the Onicials-The
Deed Confessed.

Dickinson, y. D.. June 11.-Intense eX-
citement prevailed here last evening when
the news spread that Sheriff Hayes, Of this
county. had captured one of the partici-
pants in the robbery of the Northern Pa
cific train at Salem, last Sunday. The
Sheriff and two of his men arrived with
the prisoner and lodged him in jail. In
crossing Grand river, about 80 miles south
Of here. the robbers horse was injured,
compelling Il stop in his flight aud when
the officers first discovered him yesterday
morning he made desperate effort to es-
cape. but after race of several miles, and
seeing that escape was impossible, he sur
rendered.
He supposed his time had come to die
and gave some valuable information, show
ing that the robbery of the train had been
deliberately planned. He gave his name
as Chase Baily. There were five men in
the band. two of whom came from the west
on the train which they assisted in rob
bing The other three We're in readiness
at the scene of the robbery with horses,
and after the Job was completed the three
latter started south and separated when
few miles out, one going toward the Mis-
souri, river. one west and the prisoner was
making for the Black Hills. The two who
came from the west remained on
the train, and from what the prison
cr says there IS no doubt
that it was their intention to rob the pas
sengers. but for some reason this was aban-
doned The prisoner offered the sheiin
81 900 TO release him. Sheriff Hayes left
again lost night 10 attempt the capture Of
the bandit that started East. The prisoner
claimed he was under obligation 10 assist
others. but he is deperate looking man
and evidently desperate. When captured
ne was supplied with O-pound sack OF
flour and some bacon, and could have sub
sisted for two weeks on what provisions he
had. The country south of here IS a lmost
barred of settlement and the sheriff Is de
servinr of mnch credit for his success.
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IL our teeth were renewed as are our
mills they might not need constant care.
Rut teeth don't repeat themselves atter
childhood The proper thing 10 do Is 10
use SOZODONT, which preserves their
Eaalth and beauty 10 never fails.