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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02
ON THE AVENUE.
Many Fast Steppers Spurted Over
the Snow.
Sim: OF Those Who rar,'c pated In Il c
S.eighing Carnival.

The long stretch on Reservoir avenue
was tll~d yesterday with fast going
horses hitched to nobby sleighs and
steeds that were not flyers were mixed in
and went to make up lively process
sion. TIE trees alongsid the road were
.iiled with boys and the steps and lawn
In front OF the houses were taken posses
sicn of by thousands Of persons who
went out to view the port, either on the
elsctric cars CT "sbank's mare"
There we're brushes galore, and as on ell
such occasions everybo oy beat somebody.
The rank and file, however, are ready to
make seidavit that Col. Isaac l.. Uoff's
hanosome horse "Vallsy Cbief' ives king
of the rosd yesterday. Fte race Of tie
day was between tui horse and George
Il. YUuldsn's '.U. p" but &C. P."was no
match for "velley Chief" for some reason
or otter SIR. Goff could not find Mr..
Ycuiden after tho race, and this was
something Of a Roisappointment to many.
Among those VINO got ell tie fun OF the
cay that there was in it were Councilman
Whiteley and ex-Councilman Cressey.
sam hel1 the reius over a horse ~hst for
the dry was known es "Cracker Dust"
and sam was ready TO "bitch' onto any
one or anything and he got beaten only q
few time AT thst. This, however, was due
t. the fact that hs was fortunate in
"hitcting" on at the right time. Myron
Fuller had lots Of sport too. Some said
the name of his horse was "Reliance"
axta
when he came Gown the road with young
Pett;s's stspper. Ezra Perkins "Flyipg
Nig'' had oil the road thar wss needed.
for but few made any troubIe for this
steprer.
A horse that c7used no little excitement
was ore driven by john ". Page. He
was handsome fe low and fast one.
He was driven down the road a nun Der
| OF times ana every man asked his nearest
n.ighbor what horse II was, and but
lew cot satisf,c;ory reply. AT last IL
wss learned that the flyer was Alrinta,
w. n. Diapers new one.
Miss Maggie Slavin drove fast orse
| and enjoyed the sp rt just as much as hsr
father dii ami many say that she can
| dIi ye norse as we'll as hes father.
| George w. Moore, Gene Cone don. herry
Curtis, ol..Atweil, LeRoy Grant, Nate
ana Frank Horton, Toby Burke, w. B
McEloy, .Frlnk Carpsnter, George j.
Robinson, q. N. Bender, Fred Horton
Charles Wilson, James Eagau, Jamt
Hsnly. J. Edward Doyle, Edward Mc
LcugLlin, Chas. Anderson, Fred Rankins
Lob McCardeli, James L. johnson
clerk at tho Narragansett Hotel, Harr,
Mcdonald, along with hundreds OF other
had barrel of fun.
Among the handsome family turnout
were those OF Landlord Humphrey OF th'
Management Hotei, John Shepard, Jr.
Beno Wolf, George l.. Shepley, Amo
Palmer, John NJ. Dsan, jerome kennsd
and George Hawes. II was great ds
ard there was 70 accident of any account
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IS POSTPONED.
Contiaued from Page ].
Took Possession.

At2 o'u ;ck this aitrnoon the cred
tors of tire pnenix woolen company met
10 the fii,e Of Lorin NJ. Cook. register
In insolvency, b ni'nin 81. bos~or
pref liag. Lawyer Comstock who repre-
psnis Samuel Wilkins VINO holes a
mor'gige On the plant argued In favor
Of II e sale OF the entire property in buls.
lie objected 10 the proposal OF the
.ssiense to rrn out the sioc< on hand. II
tfanspi,et tnai John Cenniug, a lawyer
in Mr.. ComstocK's office hsd been sent to
T. at Green v icn day TO take p ssession
OF the psorerty In n half cf the MORTGAGE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02
STATE HOUSE DOOMED,
Capital at Harrisburg, Pa, IS Now
In Flames.
Little Hope Entertained OF Saving Any
Part Of the Structure.

Harrisburg, Penn, Feb. Fire broke
ont In one of the Senate wings OF the
state aritol and at 1880 p. NJ, today,
the building seems to be doomed as the
a e oepartmen. Is unable to control the
flames. The fire originated in the rooms
of Lieutenant Governor Walter Lyon.
1t il supposed to have been started by an
electric light wire. The fire burned for
several minutes before ii was dicoveIed II
ard mad made such headway hat but little
could be saved in the costly apartm snts
of the Lieutenant Governor or across the
hall In the rooms OF superintendent Ct
Public instruction Schaefier, who was
alone in his office when the fire was dis
coversC.
lie did all be could to ch eek the fir
but il was not in bis power. All he saved
". the books. Hundreds Of dollars worth
of records were lost. The fames bc9
eaten their way through the senate roof
before the ire department arrived. ble
streams of water were so small from the
engines that the fire laughed at the play
and burned on. Soon the great dome was
n mass Of flames. This burned like SHAW
ings. The fire quickly communicated 10
the house side and now at 1875 IA eating
it's way along the roof. There seems to
be no possible wsy of saving the build
ing.
The House was in session when the Gre
started, but 1t quickly adjourned. The
SIN oke soon drove them from the build
ing and little was saved from the various
offices.
The dome has just fallen. Before 1t fell
one patriotic citizen crawied through the
mass OF flames and hsuled down the III e.
He was loudly eheered. Several men were
slightly injured by falling timbers.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02
TALKED ABOUT.

Invitations are out for reception TO the
coInmander.in- chief Of the Grand Army Of the
Republic by Professor and Mrs. Alonzo will
liams at their residence on Monday next,
from to 9 in the evening.
Hon. John wilder Fairbank 81 BOSTON viii
deliver free illustrated lecture ON The
Ride That Saved an Empire" or where
Rolls the Oregon" In Y. NJ G.. Hall. West
minister and jackson SIR. cis, Tuesday evening,
February 2 at 8 o'clock The pubic invited.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02
First National Bank of
OakeSdale Closed.
DepOsitOrS Notified to Call and
Get Their Money.
Moscow, Idaho, National Bank
Closed by the Comptroller.

Oakesdsle, WASH, Feb. 2.-The First
National Bank has posted the following
notice on It's doors: sat the annual
meeting of the stockholders OF This bank,
held January II. IL was unanimously
voted 10 go into voluntary liquidation.
All dopositors are requested to cali and
get their money" This Is the oldest
bank here and slthough II has had its
9 are of the business the profits were
small.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02

Soothing for burns, scalds, chappcd hands
and lips Healing for cuts and sores In
stont relief for piles, stops pain NJ once.
These are the virtues of Dewtt's Baz,l Salve
Joseph :. Johuston's Pharmacy, s9 West
Minister street; Mctzgcr's Pharmacy. &D
North Main street: Alfred's Pharmacy. n
Eddy street: Joseph Driver, Riverside Pkar
mao, q hanton avenue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02

Washington, Feb. 2.-For New Eng
lsnd- Threatening weather and snow or
rain. probably olesring in southern por-
tion by Wednesday afternoon; northerly
winds, brisk and high on the coast; pre-
badly severe gales on the southeast coast.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02
Closed it, Doors.

Moscow, Idaho, Feb. ?..-The Moscow
National bank closed by Bank Examintr
wilson of Elllensburg, acting under ins
structions from the controller OF CO =
rency. The last published report II the
banks condition, at the close OF ousin SIS
Dec. IL, included the following torns:
Cash on hand and In bank. s22, GOA; loans
and 6isccunts. s122, ,549i deposits subject
to check. s7a,46}; time certificates Of
dtpJs.t, ,67, Ia.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-02-02

Don't worry. Don't run In debt. Don't
triae with your health. Don't try ex-
periments with medicines. Don't waste
time and money on worthless compounds.
Don't he persuaded to take q substitute
for Ayers ssrsspsrills. Ii 10 the best OF
blood puriners.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
Load and Il nc ia Prttl> CanatH.

Sedalia, Mo. Dec 2-John G
Kahrs Of the Lax. Greek n. ishbor
hood. ten niles southeast of S-da Ii
was in the city YES erdsy with n
number of rich specim' us of zine
aud lead ore, we'll "a ore believed
to contain copper aud silver All
of these we've fouod on his farm,
being taken out of three pro>p CT
holes not M ,re than half a mile
apart. IL none Of his prospecting
has be gone deeper than FIVE feat,
but in each case the tiud has h=en
most encouraging. aud IN the I'D.
vice of experts he has determined to
have the ore asssyed. aud al>o to
siuk the shaft deeper. until be has
thoroughly demonstrated the extent
OF th- find MIR kahts stated that
he had found coal alo.g with the
ore. and he heti-ves that this. too,
will increase III quantity as h. goes
deeper
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
Senatorial Sentiment on Ratification Of the
Pending Treaty.

Senatorial Sentiment on Ratification Of the
Pending Treaty.
Washington, D. c., Dec. 2.-Sen-
ator Stewart, of Nevada, who arrived
in Washington to-day, Gays the pee
pie Of the Pacific coast generally
favor the ratification of the Hawaiian
annexation treaty. He expressed
the opinion that the treaty would
not consume . great deal Of time in
tue senate. He said that, 20 far as
he knew. Senator White, Of Califor
MIA, was the only Pacific coast sena-
tor pronouncedly against the treaty.
Senator Gray, who is q member of
the COMMITTEES on foreign relations,
said, in reply to question. that he
thought there would be considerable
delay in disposiog Of the treaty; -
many questions are involved which
will require careful consideration
and lead to considerable debate.
The treaty occupies frat place on
the senates executive calendar. Sen.
ators generally agree that there are
no questions in connection with the
treaty that could Lot be properly
presented in open session, and there
il little doubt that an Effort will be
made to consider it publicly.
Senator Harris OF Kansas, an.
nouneed to day that he WAS opposed
to annexation. Hs has heretofore
been undecided.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
DOUBLE CAUSE FOR THANKS.

General Ricr. Fifty Years an Editor,
Celebrates ii,~ GoId-a Wedding.
Fort Scott, Kan, Dec 1.--Gener-
al John Holt Rice, e1itor of the Sc
dalia Cap tai. and who in the past
so years has actively engaged 10
the u-~ spsper business in four diff
l.rept stat g. was, with his wife, the
central figure of notable soc al
fuuction III tits city to day. The
occasion was a celebration of their
tifti. tn Wedding anniversary, given
by their daughter. Mrs. DR.. ". S
Mcdonald.
They were married 1S47 at Cass
vile, Ga where be was editing the
Cas-v,lie Standard 10 lS47 he es-
tabli I'd what is we'll known a. the
Franklin Printing house and book
bind.ry at Atlanta, Ga, the largest
printing establishment in the south
L. 1865 he located in Cass county,
Missouri, on farm, but soon
bought the Paols Republican and
edited it until 1880, when he became
editor of the Fort Scott Monitor.
L. 1892 be esta blished thu La Porte,
Tex, Chronicle, and in 1895 he es-
'ab'ished the Sedalia Capital.
General Rice is 20 years old,
active and vigorous. He has always
ben a power in politics, and claims
much of the credit for haying da.
f-ated John J. Ingalls for United
States senator, though always be.
fore and ever since that campaign
be has been republican. He is a
powerful writer and more power
'ul ca npaigner and there is proba'
bly, not a more widely known man
in the southwest. William NJ Rice.
conn ,soner Of thu port at Vancou-
yer, d Il. Rice, live stock dealer at
Kansas City; II. V. Rice of the Sc.
dalis Capital; Oscar and r. p. Rice,
travelling ueu of this city, are his
ms The social affair to day was
attended by several hundred of the
| society pc opls of thu city
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
ATTEMPTED HOlD-UP ON A TRAIN,
Robber Tried TO Capture the Receipts Of
Minstrel Company.

Robber tred 10 capture the hecelpts OF a
Minstrel Company.
keokuk. TO-, Dec. 2-Nesr La
Grange, No, about 2 o'clock this
morning robber. wearing a mask.
attempted daring robbery in the
private car of Al G.. Fields minstrel
troupe. There was. it Is stated,
81 900 In the car. After q fight with
Al Fl.l Id and treasurer Qdiulan, the
unknown fred few Shots, jumped
from the train while it was going at
full! speed aud made good his es-
cape Field ear was attached 10
the north bound St Louis, keokuk
and Northwe-te,n passenger train
at Quincy. just after La Grange,
No, had been reached au unknown
man catered the private car, went
up to Field and demanded 10 know
the loc4tioa of the money which was
known to be on the car Field says
he thought it was joke Of one of
the members of the minstrel com
pany, aud he pa d no attention.
Again the Il ,maud Was made. Look
here, I want your money" said the
robbar, but Field looked up aud
laughed. As be did so he noticed
that the mans face was covered with
black mask, aud began to think
the matter was serious
The robber had pistol pointed
at Flel'. but the latter Kept his
head. "Wait minute, and be quiet
he said Business has been poor.
and there is not mu,h of it, but I'll
show where it is" He sprang up
and started down the aisle, followed
by the robber When Field rea .hed
the berth Of Daa Q1inlan, the com
panys treasure, the car gave q
lurch Taking advantage of thus
Field jolted heavily against the berth
to awaken Quinlan. But Qunlan
was already awake, aud having pick
ed up a cuspidor from ths floor he
threw it at ,h4 robber, who reeled
turned and fired two shots into the
berth aud fed from tie train. Field
thought Quinlan had been killed,
aud he pulled lhs bell cord, stopped
the tram, and gave an alarm to the
train men and passengers. Sea CD
was made in the vicinity. bat no c u =
to the ropbsr was obtained. Qdin
Ian escaped injury.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
Just,c. Field u Now Onf.

Washington, D. c., Dec. Jus
tice Fi.ld's retire ment from the su
preme court, of which he gave official
notice to the president last April,
took place to day. There WAS no
formality attendant upon it. The
justice was not present in the court
room, aud as he had not sat with the
court 90 any day since the opening
day of the term, the proceedings
lid LOT differ from those of ord nary
days
It had been supposed that the
general transfer of the seats of the
associate justices which al
ways occurs when the senior associ
ate retiree. would take place, but
even this formslity was postponed
until Monday next. On that day
Justice Harlan, who now becomes
the senior associate, will change his
seat from tho left to the right side
Of the chief justice, takisg the seat
vacated BY Mr.. Field, aud Juetice
Gray will become Chief Justice Full
l+r's peighbor on the left All The
other justices will move up one chai,
nearer the chief
If Justice Fields term had con
tinued until next Tuesday he would
have had forty four years OF contin
uous service. Under the law he vii
draw full salsry until his death.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Seven dead; Seventeen Dying.
Maplstop, Ala, Nov. 3O.-Seven
men are dead aud seventeen arr
not expected to live as the result of
drinking . mixture OF wood alcohol
and cheap whisky.
Tbs liquor WAS bought 10 Selma,
Ala by Bill Anderson and another
farmer and brought here by them
and retailed to farmers and laborers
on the Mobile and Ohio extension,
which 10 in process OF construction
here.
A number OF farmers and railroad
ers purchased some of the MIXTURE
and Immediately after drinking the
concoction vas taken violently i'll
No physician was At band and many
Fof them died before attention could
b given them. The alcohol Was IL
bsled "For mi1iog paint only" The
affair has created . great sensation
Andsrson aud his partner are smons
the dead.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
so. THERE NOW"
Miss Richardson Feels insulted

Miss Richardson Feels insulted
Lexington, Ky, Dec.2-William
o. Brady stirred up . hornets nest
when be announced Sunday that he
would sppoint his daughter, Miss
Christine, sponsor for the new
bsttleship Kentucky. Miss Hattie
Bainbridge R'chardsou, . young
society woman of this city, last night
gave out the folio wing signed state
ment:
II feel that % had been asked
by War Secretary Herbert at the
naming Of ths bastleship to act a. its
sponsor i. would be a natural act CT
courtesy ID have the honor un-
changed. When Gov. Brady takes
the laurel from my head and places
it upon that CT his daughter, just
because be has the power to do SO,
I blush for the courtesy of the gal
liant Governor of Kentucky"
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

whereas, Sam Deaton and Catherine C. Ieston
bis wife, BY their deed OF trust dated June ~,
1873, and recorded In the recorders once
within and for Bates county, Missouri, in
book III, page is4, conveyed to the undersigned
trustee, the following described resi- estate
lying and being situate in the county OF Batss
and state OF Missouri, to-wit:
Lot twenty f50) in section six ts) in township
thirty mine tsS) OF range thirty two s2 contain
ing Is acres more or less, and Gil that part Of
the west half OF lot seven Cd in section
Eve % in township thirty nine f3o) Of
range thirty-two tss) which lies south And
east Of the railroad right Of way, which convex
ance WAS made In trust 70 secure the pay
ment OF one certain note fully described
in said deed OF trust; and whereas cefanit
has been made in the payment OF the prin-
eipal of said note and the accrued in
terest thereon, all Of which IL now past
due and unpaid. Now. therefore. at the request
Of the legal holder Of said note and pursuant to
the conditions Of said deed Of trust, will pro-
ceed to sell the above described premises 1t
public yendue to the highest bidder for cash +
at the east front door Of the court house in the
city of Butler. county Of Bates and state Of Mis-
souri,, on
Friday December 10. 1897,
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and Ave O'Clock in the afternoon Of tha,
day, for the purposes Of satisfying SaEd debt
interest and costs. C. A. ALLEN,
I-A Trustee.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Liberty, Mo, Dec John j.
Adkins. Chris Geib,' Jr.. and VIM
Doolan, all well-known young men
of Liberty, were arrested yesterday
on the charge OF highway robbery.
The prosecuting witness is q. r.
Donague, Il peddler of Kearuey, No,
who says that the trio held him up
last Friday night in this city and
robbed him OF S26.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

President F. S. Dunshee. and the
other officers of the Iowa Anti.enloou
League have issued call for q state
convention to be held 10 Des Moiues
December 2S and 90. The league
will take steps for the adoption by
the Legislature of resolution for
resubmission OF the prohibitorv
amendment
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
Home Seekers Excurson

To points in Kansas, Nebraska,
Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin,, Michi-
gan, North aud South Dakota. Ar
kansas, Arizona, New Mexico, Ken
lucky, Tenn, Mifs., Ala, Virginia,
North and South Carolina, Georgia
and Florida Tickets on sale Novem-
ber Is, December 7, and 81, 1897, good
returning twenty-ou- days from date
of sale, at rate of one fare plus two
dollars for the round trip.
4. G.. NANDERVOORT,
Agent.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
ftijry aud Hamilton.

rIcu '. ahuiltoD, late IePuoilcsn
Candidate for consr-ss in this dis
trict. is uud-r indictment in Bates
county on 'hs charge OF perjury
Hamilton was noui .at-d by the re-
publican copgressi' nal committee
to fill the vacancy caused hy the ras
iynation of Hon r E Lewis. The
committee was bot uuit for Ham-
llton's nomination, be b-iug nomIra-
ted by bare mhj nity of the C N
mitt-e, the mi .ority protesting
strongly against bis caudidacy. 1t
was known b-fore aud since his eau
III iacv by numb-r OF republicans
of the district that Hamilton was
not representative republican, AID
he lost many republican votes His
later deals in patron age, his attempt
to assess through agents percent
age on SALARIES Of postmasters who
sought his endorsement, brought
forth vigorous protests from such
men as Mitch H., L wis, Jurd D,
Boisseau, Brocaw, Bunny and K-l
logg, aud Efforts were put forth to
check him in bis system Of p'ucking
and grabb ng The fisht was car
ried to Wa hington, when is appears
fourth assistant postmaster general
Bristow turned down the whole dis
trict in order to protect this cor
RI ptiouist and b,bl u. individual.
who by accident, became fastened
on the republicans Of the district
Chauucey l F.lI-y quotes th-
Cass County News on Hamilton to
d,scredit other republicans Of the
distrrc', and Incl ien'alIy associates
Hon S " Jurden and Hon F E
Kellogg with HIM. The News bit
terry cond -mn.d Hamilton aud en
dor.es Mes-rs Kellogg AMI Jurden,
and Mr. F,lley's left haud slap at
these gentlemen is purely gratui-
tous 60 far as they are concerned
Hamilton is Filley map,and duriop
all his political troubles has made
the "Mosqu-" his abiding place
when in St Louis. The republican
newspapers have attempted to con-
ceal the dishonest aud dIsreputa ble
methods Of Hamilton, to preven,
the disgrace of public scandal it,
the party; but it is no time to col .
ceal the rottenness OF the guilt y
when honest mems names are drag
ged into a disgraceful sffair to graf
ify the spleen Of the state Chairman
again st men whom he cannot cpu
troll to do bis bidding. The repub
lican newspapers of the district wh'
are friends of the administration
should not only repudiate Hamilton
and hold him up to public excora,iou
but should repud,ate Chairma'
F,lley for his recent utterances III
democratic newspapers. While Ham
il'oo Is an open and notorious cor
ruptionist. Filley, in his old age
smsrting under defeat and disap
poiutment, has become the Benedicl
Arnold of the party that has heaped
more honors upon him than upol
any other individual republican il
the -Warrensburg Standard
Herald (Republicap).
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

At Huntington, Ind, Thursday,
Mrs. Rachel McClurg aecured =
verdict against the city for $500
damages for being injured by a de-
fective sidewalk. She sued for
$4,000.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Aurora. Mo Nov. 30.-E. Gossa.
way died 10 . most horrible manner
from an attack of rabies. He was
bitten by mad dog last September,
and having the wound cauterized
thought no more of it. Last week
he became sick, had several spasms
and finally died in great agony.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
What Do the Children Drink.

Don't give them tea or coffee. Have you tried
the new food drink called GRAIN-O? II 10 de-
iicous and nourishing and taxes the place Of
coffee. The more GrAin-O Won give the chill
thsir aytems GFain-O 10 made Of pure grains
aud u hen properly prepared tastes like the
choice gT ades OF coffee but costa about Ia ~
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Mrs. d. L Beer died at her home
10 Owensburg, Ky Thursday. She
was known as the most beautiful
Jewess in Kentucky or Ohio
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
A Rich Farmer Indicted for Thetts,

HAMILTON, Mo, Nov. 30-James
A. L,uqtIle, a wealthy farmer of this
county, has been indicted by the
grand jury for receiving stolen prop
.r.y. It is alleged that he has. .b-en
harboring a gsug Of stock thieves
for yeers.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

Over 2S2 tons of corn stalks we're
delivered to the cellulose factory at
Greensboro, Ky, Wednesday, This
was the largest single days delivery
of the season.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
BOSTON
MEAT MARKET,
C. w. PROCTOR, PRor'E.

Z. W. FROCIOR, PROP z.
Successor to j. E. Hemstfset.
This shop from now on will be run
in first-class style. Will keep none
but the best meats on hand for sale.
Give me call and guarantee satis-
faction.
CHAs. w. PROCTOR.
Southeast corner OF the square. first
door east OF the Grange store.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

The person who disturbed the con
is requested to call on A j Trimble
and get bottle of Foley's Honey and
Tar, which always gives relief.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09
For Pneumonia.

DR. J C Bishop, OF Angew, Mich,
says: Il have used Foley's Honey
and Tar in three cases of pneumonia
the past month, with good results. "
At J A Trimble's drugstore.
The Butler weekly times., 1897-12-09

To Cure C,us,ipatinn Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathsrtic. l0c or 25c.
If L. {. {. fail to cure, druggists refund