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Fresides Behind Free-Lunch
Counter Until His Identity
Is Learned.
STARED AT BY THE CURIOUS.
Downfall of a Man Who Stole One
Hundred Thousand Dollars From
the Northern City.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 12.-Ex-Tress-
urer George w. Boggs of Tacoma, says a
Spokane correspondent, the man who
handed hundreds of thousands of dollars
of the peoples money ($10O, 600 of which
stuck to his fingers) and who for several
years lived in luxury from his pilferings;
the man once looked up TO and respected
in the city, occupied the meniaI position
OF waiter behind the lunch-counter of the
Farmers Home saloon in this city for a
while to-day.
Boggs arrived in the city from Tacoma
yesterday, penniless and hungry. He said
he could find no one to give him employ
ment in the city where for years he was
honored, and so he came to Spokane to
try his luck. He tramped the city in vain
yesterday and this morning in search of
work. At noon he wearily dropped into a
chair at the Farmers Home saloon to
rest. He engaged the proprietor IN con-
versation and begged him to give him
some employment, no matter what it was.
Struck with pity for the hungry stranger
the proprietor set him to work behind the
free-luEch counter at wages OF $40 a week.
Boggs had not been at work an hour be-
fore he was recognized by several citizens.
The result was that hundreds focked TO
the saloon to see the once high official
presiding at So menial task. Boggs
could not long face the ordeal and re-
signed his position after few hours
Boggs was convicted of EN- mbezzlement of
Tacoma city funds, and is out on $40, 600
bonds, pending an appeal of his case to
the Supreme Court.
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SANTA CLARA COUNTY FAIR
Attractive Features Arranged
for the Exposition at
San Jose.
Fruit and Wine Will Be Displayed in
Abundance-Eltertainm Mt for
Visitors.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 12.-The prepara-
tions that have been in progress for seve-
raj weeks past for a county fair are
destined to result in the greatest fair ever
held in this county. The idea originated
with the Board of Trade, which is COM
posed of the most progressive citizens in
this section, and they have been pecu-
liarly fortunate in their selection of an ex-
ecutlve committee for promoting the fair.
This committee consists of A. Darby
(chairman), one of the Leading real estate
and insurance agents of this city; ]. P.
Fay (secretary), Major w. G. Hawley, L.
NJ. Hale, F. G. Ensign, w. w. Gillespie,
c. j. Steeple, all OF whom are devOting
great deal of time to perfecting plans.
The fair will open on Septem Der % and
continue one week, closing on October 3.
Chairman Z. NJ. Hatcher of the committee
on entertainment presented q report at
the last meeting which promises attrac-
tlons for each afternoon and evening of
such character as to insure a large at
tendance. The fruit and wine displays
Will be such as only county of this rank
could present, and the arrangement of the
exhibit as planned is sure to be extremely
attractive.
The art display will be one of the most
complete ever shown here. There are
many PAANobC SOAACClAOlS,
works OF the most prominent artists in
this country and Europe, and these are
at the disposal of the committee. One
gentleman has promised his entire collec-
ton of paintings for the exhibit. Sidney
Yard has splendid collection of his own
works which will also be added
There will be an electrical display, 1t is
proposed to reproduce the electric tower,
the effect of which will be strikingIy beau
tiful.
A band will supply music each day and
evening.
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and Merced streets, was destroyed by fire
tonight. IL was one of the finest houses
of worship in the city. built IN 1889. at a
cost of about $4,000. Within the edifice
was a pipe organ, the finest between San
Francisco and Los Angeles, which was do
mated by the late j. H. Hamilton and cost
$500. The insurance amounts to $4800
When the department had about sub
dued the fire tonight suspicious char
acter was seen striking a match back of
the Methodist Episcopal Church on the
was caught by the pastor, Rev. D. II. Gill
Ian, and upon being questioned acted very
strangely. He broke loose and ran away
before an officer could be called.
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ON EASTERN DIAMONDS.
Standing of the Clubs and Scores of the
Games Played in the National
League Yesterday.
At Pittsburg-Pittshnre

Az AtFItVsDurg-PlttsburgsI /, 8, 8; Chicagos 4,
3. 2 Batteries-Killen and Boyle; Briggs and
Donohue. Umpire-Sheridan.
At Observation-Disclosures 8. IL. L j; Brooklyns
., 2, 1. Batteries-Nopes and Robinson; Ken
nedy and Grim. Umpire-Hurst.
At Cleveland-Clevelauds 3. Ii, O: st. Louis
2, 6, 3. Batteries-Cuppy and Zimmer; Kis-
singer and Mcfarland. Umpire-Emslie.
At ngton-W ashingtons s, IL, g Phila-
deiphlas IL. 20, 2. Batteries-Norton and Nc
Guire; Taylor and Grady
At New York-New Yorks 8, IL, 8; Bostons
8, 13. A. acknowledgements and Wilson;
Klooedanz and Bergen. Umpires-Henderson
At Louisvine-Louisvilles 6, 10, f. Cincin-
natls D, IL, 1. Batteries-Hill and Mill er /;
knines and Gray. Umpire-Lally.
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EASTERN TURF EVENTS.
Winners on the st. Lottis aud Gravese1
Tr0cEs

Winners on tRe st. Lolsis and GrGvesend
Tracks.
ST. LOUIS, NO., Sept 12.-one mile, Jack
Martin won, Earl Bug second, Mermaid third
Time, 1:43sl.
Six furlongs, Gath won, Garland Bar Sec
ond, Colonel Wheeler third. Time, L :141I.
Mile and half Fasig won, Constant second,
Milly Mckenzie third. Time, 2:371&.
Five and half furlongs, Shasta Water won
Don't Skip Ne second, Teutonia third. Time,
1 1:O7N.
Seven furlongs. May Thompson won, Anne
liza May second, Palomacita third. Time,
/ :271z.
Six fuSlongs, Pelleas won, Hester second,
Bryan third. Time. 1 :1435.
GRAvEsEND, n. Y, Sept. 12.--Five and
half furlongs, Box won, Ross second, Sir
Frederick third. Time, LILO.
Five and a half furlongs, Friendship won,
Confession second, Hi Daddy third. Time, 10.
One and eighth miles, Long Beach won,
keenan, second Muskalonge third. Time
l :5615.
Five furlongs. Princess Flavia won, Miss
Prim second, Swamp Angel third. Time, L :O2Z
One and quarter miles, Flying Dutchman
won, Dutch Skater second, Ben Eder third.
Time, 2:091z.
Six furlongs, Glenmoyne won, Bonaparte
second, Zanone third. Time, 1:14z.
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CONFLAGRATION AT CHICO.
Firencsa Prevented 6y an Ordinanc
From Fighting a BtaSe.

FirenleE Presented by an Ordinance
From Fighting blaze.
CHICO, CAL, Sept. 12.-Fire yesterday
afternoon about o'clock destroyed a
planning mill and machinery, three dwell
ing-house and barn, all belonging to F.
], Kellar. The buildings were situated
west of town, just outside of the fire limits,
and Tor this reason the fire companies were
not allowed to turn water from hose on to
the buildings. An ordinance prohibits the
use OF fire apparatus outside of the fire
limits Besides the building lot of lum-
Der and shingles were destroyed. The
loss is between $4,000 and $4,000. There was
insurance on only portion OF the burned
buildings, amounting to $1100. The fire
started from furnace, spark catching
in shaYlngs near by.
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STATE. TEACHERS AssooIArro,
Executive ConInltttee Preparing for the
San jose Convention.

Executive CO1'1nItttee Preparing for the
San jose Convention.
SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept 12-The execu-
tive committee of the State Teachers
ASSOCIATION held meeting this morning
in County superintendent of Schools
Chipman's Office making arrangements
for the annual convention OF the associa-
tion which meets in this city Decem Der
%. The meetings of the association will
continue three or four days. Professor J..
w. Linscott of Santa Cruz presided, and
Miss Ann Murphy of Sacramento acted
as secretary. Others present were: Pro-
fessors w. T. Hall of Berkeley, Earl Barnes
of Stanford, Clark of Santa Cruz, Randall,
Wilson. Addicott, Hough and Holloway
and Miss Cozzens of the Normal; Profess
sors Russell, Smith, Bruch and Bland,
Mrs. Olinder, Mrs. Potter and Messrs.
Carson, Lee and Suzzalo of this city
Professors Wilson, Randall, Chipman
and Russell were appointed local COM
mittee on arrangements. They wall select
a lady as fifth member.
The question OF hall facilities was
brought UP. Normal Hall was offered for
the use of the convention, but this was
not considered large enough, and the
meetings will be held in the Carnival
Pavilion. Dr. Wilson, United States Com
missioner of Education at Washington,
d. c., will be present and address the
meetings.
Nearly all the teachers in the State
belong to the association, and it is be-
lieved the attendance will be between
1900 and 1000.
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Jacob Rtch,s Liabilities.

SAN JOSE. CAL, Sept. 12.-Gus Lion,
assignee of Jacob Rich, an insolvent
debtor, has petitioned the Superior Court
Tor an order to sell both real and personal
property of insolvent. Rich's liabilities
amount to $500, 900. The assets consist of
large amount of real estate and personal
property, including stocks, bonds and
mortgages and more than equal the liza
bilities in value.
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Iytnners ut Irrtnntoa,.

PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 12.-The last
day of the fall meet of the Portland Jockey
Club at Irvington Park was interrupted by
threatening weather. Results:
Half mile, for two-year-olds, Begonia won
lone second. Merino third. Time, :513<.
Quarter of a mile, Quicksilver won Red s
second, Steamboat Bill third. Time, :231%.
Tnree-quarters of mile, handicap Model
1:16 1-5.
One mile, Pollock won Dixie's Land SECOND.
Billy MeCloskey third. Time, :441<.
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ca UGHr AT PORTLAND.
Inc Murderer of Graham Co1ander In
ChicdgO AOtC I'm Cflsfodn

Inc Murderer of Graham Conander I,s
Chicago AOto tn Custody
PORTLAND, Or, Sept. 12.-George
Belts who, jointly with George E. Moore,
an ex-convict OF San Quentin, is awaiting
triai tor the robbery of ID. D. Oliphant &
Co.'S counting-room in July, proves to be
murderer wanted in Chicago. if the
Chicago Chief of Police is not mistaken in
his identification OF Belts by means of a
photograph sent to him.
Superintendent of Police Fitzgerald of
Chicago has wired to Chief Mimic that in
Belts picture he identified a person known
in that City as William Halpin. alias
John Bingham, who, in collision with
others, murdered Graham Collander there
on the night OF November z, 1894. There
is reward for his apprehension. A cir
cular In the possession of the Portland
police briefly sets forth that the Collander
murder arose from political trouble.
THE KING OF PilI's is Beecham 81 BErcu.
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Locros,e ot Stouforo-

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Sept
12.-Among its athletes Stanford possesses
several good lacrosse players and that
game may yet become favorite for inter-
collegiate contests. Effort is being made
to form team here, and as there are sew
eral enthusiasts ct Berkeley negotiations
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worries onto the bar. Adjusting his gold
trimmed glasses, he looked the ivory
cubes over, and they failed to show q
pair.
When next Torsion and P F go to the
post their riders will sport red, white and
blue colorS
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Robbed bu Enntnnha

SAN JOSE, CAL. Sept II George Alb
oott, who resides at fifteenth and Jackson
streets, was held up and robbed near his
nome at late hour last night by two
MASKED men. The robbers secured So 90
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FkESNO CHURCH DESrRoTED.

Fire RObs Congregation of Its House
of HOrShtP.
FRESNO. CAL, Sept. 12.-The Presby-
terian Church, located at the corner OF K
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are ing considered for bringing about
contest between teams representing the
two colleges.
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One and an eighth miles, Capital City stake,
handicap; value $665.
Elmwood farms b. h. Nebuchadnezzar, 1O5, by
imp. brutusGypsette (McGlone) 5 10 -. /
George ROSES br. C. RuiDart, 115, by St Carlo
Queen Alta (Freeman), TO 2.... ............. 2
Eimwood farm b. b. lnstallator, lie, by imp
Brutus- Inst stallation (Narvaez), 5 to 1........ 8
Time, 1:551A.
Wheel Of Fortune and MARCEL also ram
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Six furlongs, the California Annual stake; two

SIX furlOngS, Int OdlIIULHIH aHuuHI SIAkt, lWO-
year-ods; value $67O
George Roses br. c. Geyser, 1l3, by Ben Ali-Hot
Springs (Freeman), 8 to 8 ...-................ 1
EImwood farms b. C. Hohenzolern. 113, by imp.
Brutus- Brown Maria (Narvaez), 3 TO 5. ....... 2
Laurelwood stock farms ch. e. True Blue. ll3,
by Duke of Norfolk-I armen (Hennessy), l0to1 8
Time. 1:16A.
Hard Tack, The Roman and Doore also
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Wheel of Fortune and MARCEL also ran.
..u,,n. nn-.a s.oo

Floodmore stables CHI. 1. La Flecha, 90, by Flam-
beau-FIam (Day -Shepard), 20 TO 1............
william Thompson's b m Silver state LOG, by
imp. Cheviot Bessie shannon (Peoples), 4 to 1. :
Lake View stables ch. I. Blanche Bates "a no
Wild Idle-Turban (McClain), 80 to 1.......
Time. 1:l61A.
Red Idle Favory, Torsion. Toby, Trappean
Carnation, Charles A, Warrago, Charlie Boots anC
QOniuO also
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THE King Of PilI's is Beecham 's-BEEcHAns
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one mile and thres-eighths, hsndIcap. five hur

dies; purse $AO0.
Rey Alfonso stables ch. g. Zaragoza, 100, by
imp. Cheviot-Bessie Hooker (Seaman), 8 to Il l
w. Spence's ch. G. Baby Bill, 123, by imu. Great
Tom-CasifllA (Moody). 20 to L ........ q
Owens Bros b. g. Gold Dust 1876, by Oro-Gold
Cup (Stanford), 3 to Observation-Disclosures. q
Time, 1885,
10 G, Uncle Sam, Huntsman, Robin Hood and
Ontt Ora also ran.
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HAAT BI IEFON.

KEY. X. :. Elughan. a former pastor
az Trinity NJ. T.. Church now In charge
OF 8cnn's Circuit. Isle OF Wight county.
was at Mckcudrce to hear Rev Weston
K. Gale the other night.
MISS j. T. French, Of Warrenton. Va.
IS visiting her relatives. Mr.. ana Mrs.
b. p. Padgett. III Claiborne avenue.
The Bianrbleton baseball team will
now receive \ fresh inspiration, having
received their new uniforms.
Attention is called TO the meeting at
Memorial Christian TEMPLE to-day es-
peciaily Tor the young-thcir cunsecra-
ton TO Christian life. The good work
yet advancing.
Miss Mamie X. B.llups returned from
mos' enjoyable visit to relatives and
friends in Richmond on Wednesday
evening last.
The morning and afternoon services
yesterday were we'll attended and en-
couraging TO the meeting under auspices
of Mckendrce and Park Avenue Presby-
terrain Churches. Mr.. Gales preached to
4 large and interested congregation at
Mckendree last night. ringing out the
good news. Jesus OF Nazareth Passcth
BY" aifording the supreme opportunity
and responsibility 10 all The needy He
the one for all claSs,S of sinners 80
folloW in the way"-;he moral refined.
wording and the drunkard in the gutter:
in Gods remedy for salvation there is
no difference. All mus; accept Jesus or
perish Many persons have turned 10
better life and made profession of
faith in Ch!ist. Services to-day as usual
and Cottage prayer meetings II: fol-
lows: a, Mcssrs. Ashln. Park avenue;
l'la nkenship. Charles street: Dawson,
near Walton Chapel; Hall. Windsor ave
nue.; McCl0ud. Granville: Keeling, VIII
louahby; Sa;tcr;h!:e. Charles street:
Hodges. Hughes street and DR.. Web
Stcr's. Park avenue. all al 10 4. M.
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Mccsinuorp,lIcc Hon,n

The regular meeting of the Board of
Police Commissioners was held in tho
Mayors office at o'clock yesterday
afternoon, with Mayor Pcttit In the
chair. Pres@lt--Commissio Boil
ton and Verdicr.
Bids with samples for furnishing the
police with summer regulation hats
were received from the following
Trims: j. w. Gilmcr. l.. j. Oliver and W.
j. Simmons & Co, and on View of the
nat exhibited by Messrs. w j. Sim
mons x Co. the contract was awarded to
them at s2.4U for hat and 60 cents for
best rubber cover. Total cost 49,
Samples and bids for uniforms were
received from Messrs. Oderd-hal. vi
car 4 Gilbert. and Mr.. j. c. Carroll, and
the latter being the lowest bidder. the
contract was awarded to him at the fol-
lowing prices. provided he can make
satisfactory terms with the hoard
Suit for Chief. Sl6.50; Assistant Chief,
$500; pa,rolmrn. STATS But In the
event satisfactory terms cnnot he made
with Mr. Carroll. the contracts To be
awarded TO the next lowest bidder
The matter OF granting furloughs to
two officers was passed by for the pres
emit
The meeting then adjourned until
Thursday next at $3.50 O'Clock
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Corporation Court,

In the Corporation Court yesterday
Judgment was entered For the sum
OF $50. with interest (Which is 70 nov
cent. of the defendants subscription 10
three shares Of the stock Of said com
pany) for the plaintiff in the suit Of
the Consumers Brewery Company vs..
T.. \. Perry.
Sarah Martin was appointed a com
mittce for Esther Northington Gnsane)
under bond of slG0. |. ~ Eason. surety.
The trial Of William Wright for ,he
murder Of Tom Briggs in Kings lane. i'm
February. with a shovel is set in the
Corporation Court for Monday next
Mr.. Julius II. Saunders will defend the
prisoner and Mr. John c. Tilton will
assist commemorative Attorney Baum
In the prosecution.
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Opening the sIuirc s;o,ou

Relieves a dam OF supcrabundauce or
water The bowels are Il kind of sIujT,
on supcrhuit:cs which would othe-w,se
Hood anh damage It,. Constipation Oh
slrnctS this aVenne OF escape. Hostel
leves The system. This II does gently
and gradually, but completely. and docs
not, like Il Violent rnrgativc grjne ro,
vulsc and drrnch the bowels, and leave
them weak and unfit for efficient service
aittr"ardS. ON The contrary, IL inyigor-
It relieves them. II also Strengthens and
imparts activity TO the stomach. liver
and kidneys. countcractS Il Tendency Ia
rheumatism and inviroratcs the nervo,,g
system, For the relief and prevention
of chills ana fever. bilious remitir,t
dumb aEue ana aKuc cake IL has no uc.,.
among modern remedies. Persons con.
vaicscinG or suffering from the debiii,y
or infirmiiy of age find it highly bcne-
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The little Infant of MIR. and Mrs a
II. pursey. OF Colley avenue. was re-
ported better last night
Plans have been made for the new
Methodist Church To b. built at Lam
hcrt'' Point.
The prmorest medal contest took
place last night AT the W. c. r. L. HALL
on Cooley avenue. II was 4 decided sue
ccss. TN following was the programme;
Prayer. Ivy Mr.. George Mason: contest
ant No. !. solo. Miss Sadie Walton; con
,estan, No. ,, solo. Mr.. Thomas Fu.ecr-
son: contestant No. >. solo. Dir. Favillc;
contestant No. /. after which the follow
ing JUDGES. Mr.. Ed. Wolcoit. Mrs. Wal
ron ana Or. Favillr. retired. and with Il
shot consultation. the former. with
appropriate remarks awarded the medal
10 contestant No. =. il being Miss Ed
wcna Furgcrson. After which the audi
ence enjoyed a spelling match, led 10y
Or Favl!c. Refreshments were serve j
n the close.
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AMI'SENESTS.

NAT GOODWIN.--Iit the unusual in
terrsi al present being manifested IN
MAI c. Goodwin's engagement on Non
day evening nj the Academy Of Music is
any criterion. then that popular play
house vii! unqucstiOnNbly be filled 10 its
utmost capacity. In compliance with
many requests from his admirers Mr..
Goodwin has consented 10 revive that
charmingp lay entitled In Miz2oura."
The sale Of seats opens this morning.
Prices: First floor, $3.50: admission. ST.
Balcony, First three rows, 81; adinis-
sion. 5oc.
PRIMROSE & VESTS BIG MIN
organization. embracing
some of the best talent in the realm of
minstrelsy, Will appear here OH next
"Wednesday. the 18th inst.
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dent on matters OF domestic policy no
one believed bu, tina, he would be ac-
tive energetic. and honest In his deal
ings with foreign powers, and In case
of war, aC,nated by strong American
sentiment.
From all that was before the COM
miitec. that body was convinced that
the testimony was ample to justify the
resolutions brought in by the commit
Tee
"Tf there Is no state of war in Cuba, :"
exclaimed Mr.. Sherman, passionately.
where in the name Of hell does war
exist, for war is hell"
Mr. Sherman conterdcd that the dis
patches from Cuba ana all the testimony
before the committee showed that a state
Of war existed In the island and that the
Spanish government had been unable to
uucl thc insurgents. The natives were
lighting for freedom and liberty and
the blood of every American should
leap In sympathy for those now endea
worm" 70 throw off the Spanish yoke.
The material resolution before the SEN
ate was the one that simply granted he'll
ligerent rights, and MIR. Sherman said he
could not understand how any man
could enter an objection to this resolution
which was solely in the interest of hu-
manity. Congress had done nothing II
ought not to do I'm this question: but
It was slow In doing what ought TO he
done. the war In Cuba. said Mr.. Sher-
man. ought to be continued until ina
Cubans gained their freedom. then ali
America would be free.
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To Star. an Outdoor Clinic.

a union meeting Of the Kings Danch-
tcrs was held yesterday afternoon ut the
rooms of the Youn; Mems Christian
Association tn consider the Feasibility
of establishing an outdoor clinic for the
poor of this city number of phvsl-
clans were in attendance and volunteer
ed their services for such Il charita bio
enterprise. The ladies contemplate fix
ing up rooms and having physicians I'm
attendance during certain hours OF tho
day for the free treatment Of such of the
city's poor as may apply. Should il II,
decided To begin the venture medicines
Will also he furnished free of charge
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MUNYON'S
REMEDIES
DOCTOR YOURSELF
A Separate Cure for Each Disease
Athll Druggists, Mostly
rs Cents Bottle.

Munyon's Improved Ilomeopa tEIc
Remedies act almost instantly, speedily
curing the most obstinate cases. Rheu-
ma tisin cured In from to $ days. Dys-
pensin and all stomach troubles quickly
relieved. Catarrh positively cured.
Headache cured IN . minutes Nervous
diseases promptly cured. Kidney
troubles. Piles. Neuralgia. Asthma and
all female complaints quickly cured.
Munyon's Nital!ger imparts new life to
weak and debilitatcd men.
Personal letters 10 Prof Munyon, 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa. answered
with free medical advice for any dis
ease.
mat. ls.2c.2I-ap3. 10 l7,A-may1
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Chartered,

Judge Ianckel has chartered the
Southern Land Company. with the fol-
lowing officers: c. NJ. Serpell. president:
j. w. Perry. vicc-president: II. l.. Page
sanitary and treasurer The above
and Judge NJ. l.. E;ure. Can't. +. II. Cum
ningham, c. w. Kellinger and Robert
Johnson. directors. The minimum CAPT
tai is $4,000, and the maximum $40, 900
The purpose of the company Is to buy.
sell, build upon and otherwise improve
real estate. It owns sixty-three lots in
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MINOR OFFENSEs.

Willie Reed, colored. larceny; con-
tinued TO tn. 1+th
Jasper Moore. celored. sick yaerant.
sent to the Jail hospital
Rurruss Taylor. white. breach of the
peace; fined 81 and costs.
Junius Norman. white. breach of the
peace; fined 81 and costs.
Charles Washington. colored, larceny;
dismissed with 81 costs.
George Cornick, colorcd larceny. dis
missed.
Paul Rossano, white. housebrcaking;
sent on To :he grand jury.
j. II. Hobbs. j. +. Holden. Mike AIul-
larry. Burinss Taylor, white. drunk; fined
81 and costs.
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Hest of All

To cleanse the system In a gentle and
truly beneficial manner. when the Sprin 9
time comes. use the true and perfect
remedy. Syrup Of Figs. One bottle will
answer for all the family and costs only
30 cents; the large size 81. Buy the
genuine. Manufactured by the Caljfor-
mia Fig Syrup Company only, and for
sale by all druggists.