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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24

James q. MICA lister, by his attor.
Dey, made application to-day Tor new
trial in the osse OF McA lister VS. City
Auditor George Swan, which was
verified. It's understood the case
will be now taken to the Supreme.
MICA lister claims that there 10 due
him from the city salary amounting to
81 ,008, for services as food ami pro.
VIZ on Inspector.
Il. II. Rollins & Company VS. James
W. Whitehead it,; demurrer to
amended complaint, ten days given to
answer.
Rumsey Sikimein Company We j. H.
Gufli ct nj, heretofore submitted;
motion for new Trial denief.
Mary Fortune va Il bert Fortune
transferred 10 Judge Hlles' court.
John Il, Billi1gs Va Il. ii. Parsons
ell al; conioued to Msy let.
Mary l.. Hsuka VS. Thomas Mathews
eli al; continued TO May lst.
U,nb National bank w Sears g.
Jeremy; continued to May Sth.
JUICE Cherry announce today that
he would make further go ting Of law
cases on the lst OF M ~, the trial OF
such cases TO Commences May l2tb.
In the oAse OF j. II. Bacon, admin.
istrator, va Joseph ThOrntjn ct MI;
judgment was Iendered Tor plsintiff Ia
the sum q sl6,20, each of the parties
to pay their Ow II cOsts.
On motion OF Assistant County At
torney Putuam today, the cases
against James II. Bacon, alleging a
misdemeanOr, in that defendant ac.
cepted various sums from different
partiee, while president OF the Bank Of
Salt Lake; IL being alleged that he
knew al Inc time OF receiving saiu
money that the BANK was insolvent.
There were upwards of twenty cases
in nll.
Sol Reese VS. q. 8. Holmes; this
case came on for trial upon the
amended complaint and answer there.
to and the plaintiff falling to appear
and no evidence being Offered by him,
ON motion Il Attorney w. q. Hall for
the delendsntit was ordered said action
be diamisseu At plaintiff costs.
Il. A. Briggs We Leon e. Forbes ell
al; default OF all Defendants entered,
decree OF foreclosure 81, 1850 and Il 90
attorneys fess.
q. IL. Deem vs. Henry Wagner,
argued ana taken under advlsement.
Agnes Walker VS. Edwin J. Farmer,
motion TO vacate judgment; judgment
vacated.
the declsioa o. Judge Norrell in tt Q
ca,u OF the Mott Point Coz solidated
Irrigation company va Utah & Salt
Lake Can al company Will bs found on
page eight Of tbs issue.
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MURPHY PARDONED,
As Also Is Albert SHlsart and 4. ".
Grilus,
by THE BOARD OF PARDONs.
Three Applications are Denied, and Ono
Goes over 10 Mex Meeting
of The Hoard.

The State board OF pardons, consist.
Ing OF Governor Welis, Chief Justice
Zane, Justices Barteh and Miner and
Attorney General Bishop, me. pursu-
ant to adjournment today, Justice
Miner being absent.
Mr.. Murphy is the man who, after
being Convicted aud sen enced, Sc.
cured through Inquiry In the NEWS
the evidence OF his innocence OF the
crime for which he had been impris.
oned.
The board granted three pardone.
denied three anu one APP ioation went
over to the next regular meeting Of
he board.
The first to receive attention wns
James Murphy, convicted o! bur.
glary ALLEGED to have been
committed hy him on the 22nd OF
ID cember, 1896, was pardoned by the
board OF psrdOns today, he having
established an alibi to the boaru's
sstistacti n.
Albert Swigart was also one OF the
fortunate ones to come in for the
b1ard's clemeucy. Swigart was n.
victed OF burglary OH the 9th OF SEP.
tember, 1896. ia Salt Like City an
sentenced Tor two aud one.hslf
years. A pardon was granted be-
cause OF his previous good character.
and ON account OF their being a rea.
sonable doubt as to his guilt as ar-
peared from the evidence before the
board,
A. w. Or I'll ig, who was sent up for
Jour years Tor forgery, from the Second
~ iiciai district court Ia February,
1895 was ALEC pardOned, 1t hav.
'ny been show to the boards satisfsc.
don that ne had been sufficiently
punished for the odenss OF which he
WAS convicted, and on the rec 1mmen.
dalton of Judge Rolapp who sem
fenced him. and Uu account of his
previous gooi character.
Those whose Application was de-
oied are James Sailer, Jointly indicted
and Convicted OF the crime OF destruc.
tion OF properly and tresspass, and
sentenced to serve ninety days in the
county jail by Justice Wenger, also the
application OF George w. Wilson, con-
victed OF assault with intent to com.
nit rape on little girl in the rear OF
the Walker house In May, 1895, ami
sentenced TO four years In the State
prison.
The application OF Charles Daven.
port Will come before the board at its
next regular meeting. Davenport was
con victed OF murder anu sentenced
on the 29lh OF March, 1894, to toirty
years, al Provo by the late Judge ii.
w. Smith.
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MINOR MENTION.

J. B. Soreuson OF Sewer cou nty, and
Henry W. Bowring OF Murray, were
commissioned notaries puDiic touay.
The Utah Woman's Press club will
hold Its regular meeting FRIDAY,
April 80, at 1880 pm, al the Office OF
the Wuman's Exponent.
Among the late arrivals al the Hotel
Mstropole, Avalon, Santa Catalina,
CAL, were henry Newell ana wi
ID. Il. Leafy, aud q. Il. Wiseman and
wife OF SAT- Lake City.
Councilman Stewart has been under
quarantine the whole OF the past week
owing to a case OF scarlet fever At his
house. This will account for his
abseuce from Tuesday nighPs Council
meeting, aud Th1rsday nighps com.
mittee meeting, The gentleman Is
chairman OF the committee on quar-
antiue anu he proposes to set u,
example TO his constituents, by obey.
ing the law pertaining to sucn mat.
ters.
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WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
noutana, Oregon aud Wyoming
Stations.
Weather reports showing oossrva-
lions at 8 AM. today:

Weather reports showing oossrva-
lions at s M. to-day:
Salt Lake Clty-Barometsr, 80. 10,
temperature, AZ; minimum, 40; VIM;
northeast, A miles per hour; clear.
Baker City--Barometer, SO. "a; tenn.
perature, 3S; minimum, 36; wind, south,
miles per hout; clear.
Cheyenne-Barometer, S0.l0; tenn.
psrature, 3s; minimum, 86; wind.
south, IL miles per hour partly olou1y,
Havrs- Barometer, 80.O5; ten.
peralure, Az; minimum, Az; snow
Helenu-BarOms ter, 30.lS; tempers.
ture, AZ; minimum, AZ; wind, south.
wesI, Is miles per hour; clear.
Miles City-Bsromster, 5000; tenn.
perature Al; minimum. AZ; wind,
wesl, iighi; rain, trace; partly cloudy.
Winnemu uca Barometer, 1922;
temperature, 81; minimum, 80; VIM,
northeast, IL miies per hour; ear.
Idaho Falls-Bsrometer, 1922; tenn.
peIature, 80; minimum, 30; wind,
north, 10 miles per hour; clear.
General and local forecasts for SO
hours ending 8 p. m. Sunday:
For Utah; (Forecalt made at San
FfAncisco): Fair aud warmer tonig BIZ
aud suday.
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WILL Mrs. nAnILroN coNpEs.
There ~ n suspicion In some Quarters
That she VIII Hut IL liz Not
Generally believed,

When Mrs. Hsmilton LETT the court
room this forenoon IL was to be escort
ed tack to her cell In the county Jail
hy q deputy sheriff. During tne Day
the only visitors she received was her
attorneys and her sister Florence.
Mr.. anu Mrp. Seldom did not call and
= lar as the IUrmer Ia Concerned 1t is
said that she no longer cares to see
nrm. On the contrary she IL repre-.
scented az being very much averse to
steing him now IN account OF his con.
fession 10 the otiicers. 1t appears fur.
ther that MI. Seddon has q
iriendliness Tor the dead which
ho no longer cares TO conceal. In
ctrtsiu quarters and among some Of
tive officers 1t Is believed mat Mrs.
Hamilton may follow Seddon's advice
and confess now that he has apparent
ly deserted her. But the idea lie scout.
ed by those who know her best. They
say she will remain "game" to the
last. She is TepuTttd rs teiug more
cheerful this afternoon and only time
viii tell whether ths remorse uudeI
which she is undoubtedly laboriug
viii cause her to give up her secret.
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Primary Notice.

The Primary ,tiicers' meeting will
be held at The Exponent office Sstur.
day, May LIST, 1897, at IL O'Clock. 1t
is desired that representative from
each assoc alton bs present to receive
inslruclions in regard to celebrating
the birthday OF President Brigham
Young on the first day OF June.
ELLA w. HYDE,
Stake Secretary.
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RESEMBLE ROBBERS,
Two Strange HOrsemou Reach Spring.
vile, Today.
ARE NOW BEING Swallowed.
sheriff Slorrs and Deputy wilkins
follow h IN Into the Noun.
Iains This Afternoon,


Special to the NEWS.
Provo, April 24.-This afternoon
Sheriff 5.orrs received q telegram from
Mr.. Msnersy at Springvilie, inform
ng him that two men resembling the
published description Of the Castle Gate
robbers came to springville today OIL
horseback, ANA asked for the Salt Lake
papers containing an account Of the
r-bbery.
They said they were from Strawber.
~ valley ami were going north. When
they left town they rode soulheasterly
as II going up Spanish Fork canyon.
Sheriff Storrs ami Deputy wilkins
took the l:55 Rio Grande Western
train for some point in the canyon,
where they will get of and Interview
the travellers II they went that way.
o. course the officers don't believe
they were the robbers, but went up in
order to let no chance slip.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

Cunning, the hypnotist, Will put In
all OF next week at the Theater. He
is said to be a marvel in this line ana
has achieved a reputation that always
assures his performances goou
audiences. The wonderful feat OF
placing a man under spell and keep
ing him In a condition as II dead, for
almost a week, has excited much
comment among msdical and proies.
sional men and the public generally
anu his appearance here will no doubt
excite the curiosity and interest that II
has done chew here. In Denver el ahteen
performances were given. AT the
Tneater Monday Night Prof. Gunnin :
will put a man to sleep on the stage,
VINO viii then be carried over TO Main
street, placed in the show window OF
one Of the large dry goods establish.
ments, and kept on exhibition for sew.
eIal days and nights without food or
drink. The professor also proposes to
hypnotic ladies, VINO Will be made 10
sing Alice, Beu Bolt, la Svengsi In
Triiby.
The production OF Plqus at the
Grand next week naturally creates
considerable interest from the fact that
II has been playei here a number o,
times by ths Home Dramatic club,
when Governor Wells, Bishop WHIT.
ney Jno. ID. Spencer. B. 5. Y lung,
Edith Cisws3D, Mts Wells, Mrs. b.
4. Young anu other IavoriIes made
decided success OF the performance.
Piquo 10 an original comedy drama by
Augusta DAILY and was produced by
him at the Filth Avenue tbeater in
New York along in the early seven.
ties, enjoying one OF the largest runs
over made In this country. The
part OF Mabel Reufrew wos
played by Fanny Davenport aud
with such SUCCESS that altar
concluding her engament wi h
the DAILY company, sue commenced u
starring tour with Plque as the feat.
ure OF her repertoire. That admirable
actress. JeffIys Lewis also launched
into the stellar sea in the came part.
While Mabel in the principle role,
tsssyed ny Mics Bateman, there Is
good opportunity Tor the balances o.
the company Ia sons striking cnArac,
ter. Edwards plays the Austure old
father, Kyle the son, played by
Bishop Whitney and Governor Wells
respectively. in the III me Dramatic
performances. Some elaborate stag.
ing and sosuic IF 10 are Ia course q
preparation, the big ueu scene,
OeggaI's paradise, being entirely new.
Ward and Vokes at the Theater last
night again demonstrated that the
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Home Missionaries.

The regular monthly meeting OF tine
home missionaries OF the Salt Lake
stake OF u IN Will convene In The
Fourteenth ward assembly roomg,
Wednesday, April 2s.h, at 1880 p. m.
Any of the brethren lelng unable TO
he present in the meeting nTe request
cd TO send written reports q their
Iabors for the month p,si.
JAMES ID. STIRLING, Clerk.
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George b. Pyper Home.

Elder George d. Pyptr surprised
his family and friends yesterday by
suddenly APPEARING in their midst. H.
has been engaged In missionary work
10 the Est for nearly year past and
was recalled at this time by telegram
from President Woodruff Tor the PUT.
pose OF arranging Utah's exhibit to bs
made at the Tennessee exposition.
That labor will take several weeks.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24
a List OF Pioneers.
MONROE, Sewer Cc., Utah,
AnrII %. Ihn1

MONROE, Sewer Cc., Utah,
April 22, 1897,
10 the Editor:
L herewith submit the iollowin &
names OF Pioneers who arrived In the
same company as c. q. Rich, Oct. 8,
lS47:
Mis-. Catherine winget ana her
sons zenos and Alfonso, oil o. this
place; ais her daughters Melviua
Wingei DnMill Of Mauti, U!ah, and
Fidelia Wineet DuMlnof shonesburg,
Utah, the latter born Dec. is, ls47;
also Mrs, EmelIne Adair Baldwin,
born March Isl, lS47, aud arrived wi b
theothers OcI. 8 lsi7,
We have nlso h,Ie Waller Barney
aud Jas. V. Williams OF the Mormon
Battalion. w, "A. MARNooK
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Hopkin Joues's Funeral.

The funeral OF the late Elder HopKin
Jones, who died April 2lst, will take
place on Sunday, April 10Th, Mt the
Eleventh word chapel, at IL O'Clock.
The remains can be viewed at resi-
dence, 225 south Ninth East street,
f.om 10 O'Clock to 1850 a. m. Friends
are respectfully Invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24

In the Matter of the Estate OF John SebeEer
Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
In William T.. Eeboker. administrator OF
the estate OF John Neheker, deceased ma.
rendered for settlement and filed IN stlu
Court, his hnal account of his Administration
OF said estate ana petition for hnal dsiriyu
ton Of the residue of said estate among me
persons entitled thereto, and has also nled
petition praying for the nppointmentoi ,hise
competent persons to ACT as COMMISSIONER
partition the residue OF said estate among
those decreed to be entitled TO the same ana
that Saturday, the 2ent day OF May, A. v: ~,
at go O'Clock a. m. a. iho court )om o. SAY
Court, in the County Court House, salt Lske
CITY and County, Utah, has been duly hppoiht
ed by tho judge OF said Court, for the setNo'
meni OF said account and hearing said peii,
ton for distribution to make partition OF ,ns
residue OF said estate. at which time sna
place any person interested In said estate may
appear ana show cause II any there be, WY
said account should not be settled anu ~
proved and final distribution made and saa
Commissioners appsinted as prayed for'
Dated April 20, iegl ,,.,
by GEO. 4. BLAIR, Deputy Clerk.
FERGUSON CANNON, attorneys,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24

Mr.. Bush, the latter was arrested about
noon today and appeared before
Justice Wenger at the Afternoon SEES.
sion OF the police court, charged with
battery. He pleaded not guilty and
his hearing was set for Wed nesday
next at 2 O'Clock. Meanw lille he en-.
Joys his liberty on a S25 bond.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24

Chicago. April "a.
Sheep
Native sheep, ssooSH
Westerns, 81 7Oast.sO
LAMBS, steady, s3.6oaS5.
HOgs-
Light hogs steady; others Sc lower than yes.
terdhy's average.
Light, ,S,s5dl4.lTh.
Mixed, IS 90aA. lax.
Heavy, S3.00dSt0t.
kougn. s360ai5.I6.
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>TOCKs AMI nARKBra.


NEW YORK. April 9i.-London prices were
down fraction this morning on The strength
of the TURKISH reyerses and the opening here
was at London parity IN international stocks.
ton.
The speculative interest conferred in few
stocks which independent influences operated
The general market was dominated through
the first hour by the european war situation
and pursued a sagging tendency.
Trading continued exceedingly dull to the
close and was argely confined TO high priced
industrials. The general list rallied fraci ton
for a brief period, but failed to hold the ad-
vantage. Closlng was Irregular and rather
rule.
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Robinson or Robson.

ANY one showing the pUsloflice a..
dress Of William Robinson or Robson
In 1865 or 1865, returned from a mis-.
sion to England. win please send 1t to
Elder +. ID. Richards, HisioriaL's
flee, this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-04-24

Chicago. April q.
wheat--April and May, 1914.
Corn, cash-25tS May. 2SH
Oats-Aprll, l7y, May. l51s.
Porz-April and May .a55
Lard-Aprll and May. ll7
Ribs-April and May si.7oaA. TX.
Rye-S7
BArley-25a37
FlAx-1g.
Timothy-2s2H.
Cloyer-1,bu,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the District Court. Probate Division, Thiro
judicial District, IN and FOR SAT- Lake
County, stato OF Utah.


IN Inc hALteT OF tut VI
hurst, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT Johs
IN Bmley, administrator OF the estate u
samuel Broadhurst deceased. hss rendereI
for settlement. and a. ed In said court, ms ma
account OF his administration OF SAID ess'
and petition for 1nal distribution OF the Is,ad
due Of SAID estate among the persons entlue.,
thereto aud that Wednesday, Che 18TH Gay ~ ~
May, A %. 1891, at $50 O'Clock Q m, ~ ~
Court House, salt Lake City aud County: ulsn t
has been duly appointed by the udge OF s lnd
Court, for the settlement OF SAID account nm
hearing SAID petition for distribution a. WhsIaa
time and place am person Interested IN shis
estate may appear and show cause, a.
there be. why said account should no. ,,on
settled and approved and final dlsripu'''
m ade as prayed for.
Dated April 20. iee! o,.,h-
by GEO X. BLAIR,
Deputy olsrk'
NorLE, ZANE \ CosTIoAs. Attorneys
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The entertaining fzroe.comejy,
Town Topics, by the Broadway come
dians, viii be presented At the Lyceum
thealer week, starting MonJay, Aprh
20. Town Topics created iurore on
its former APPEARANCE here anu
doubtless will duplicate its sue
ctss next W elk. rhe play 10 III
three acts, Interpreted with special
ties introduced by as clever lot u
iaroe-comeay people rs has ever ap-
peared Ia our city. Among the com'
psny are such well known artistic As
VIM. KelIar, VIM. II. Mack, John
q aeeu, John w. World, Joseph Hsr
r,ngtou. VIM. Nelson, Frank Csveril,
A. NJ. Miller, Beatrice Norman, Nellie
5ennett, Lylian Heckler, Lueiia Nil
Ter, Elise NugeUt, Laura WainsIora,
FIeds Peel an Mamie Wety.
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MckEAs.-In Salt Lake City. April Gath, of
cancer Mary. wife of John Mexican, in the
forty.fourth year OF her age
Funeral from late residence. 100 south
Twelfth East tomorrow unday). At 4 p, IN
Friends are respectfully invited.
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City. state OF utah
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
In special meeting of the board OF direct
ors of said corporation, called for that purpose
by the president and held Mt the Wey Hotei,
sull Lake CITY, state OF Utah. on the 25rd DAY
of April. 1891, an assessment of cent per
share was ieyIed upon the capital stock OF The
corporation for the purpose OF raising funds 70
pay expenses, conduct the business OF this
Corporation and pay its debts, payable imme'
diateiy to the undersigned secretary al the
olllce of the company, corner of ftfth south
and Tenth East street In salt Lake CITY. stale
OF Utah. Any stock upon which this assess
ment may remain unpaid on the 25th DAY Of
May, lsJi. will be delinquent and advertised
foi sale at public auction and unless payment
be made before, go much thereof as shall 10
necessary Will be sold GU the tn day OF Jane
1871, at y O'Clock IN OF said day. at aforesaid
ofilce of the company. to pay the delinquent
assessment together with costs OF advertising
and expense OF sale.
Location of nine and works of SAID corpora.
Ito God Mountain. Piute county. state Of
Utah.
By order OF the board.
P.E, MKINNEY, Secretary.
Cor. Fifth South and tenth East streets. sal'
Lake CITY, Utah.
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farce comedy vaudeville performance
catches the popular fancy In drawing
big audiences In oil parts OF ID
house, the paiquette aud dress clfcl.
viting with the galleries In point o.
number and appreciation. A Ruu oil
the Bank Il one Of those nousensicai
sSits which keeps an audience almos
In q roar OF laughter rom beginning
to end Notwithstanding the ocoaslo 81
chestnuts which appear. Ward an
Vokes as the tramp bsukers are :
spoIsible for most OF the fun, thougi
tns lunny act between Mason anu
Kelly, the absurdities OF Charles
Guyer, the book agent OF Nils
Learock and itbe sassy Mol
Margaret DAILY Vok' 9, thong
lacking In refnemeni, were ex'
ceeIingIy humorous The dancing
,ni singing Of the ladies was Of IN.
usual vaudeville type, which alvey
,eems to he 20 with the auiieGce.
rhe song b ok fiend Is regarded as one
OF the unavoidable evils OF circus,
but the Introduction OF the species int
the theater Is not appreciated and Inc
small profits arising from the sale o
the hooks scarcely justify the Wari-
Vokes management In inf citing his
presence on the audience. The Ell.
gagement cloeos with tonishps per-
tormanoe,
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NEW YORK, April "a. - Reserve. increase,
81 2l9.0lOi specie, increase, ts4is. 500; legal
tenders. increase. St.323 $685. dep sits, in.
crease, s5,s29,OOO; circulation, decrease. 49,.
600, The banks now hold A9. 2o7,0Qo in excess
Of Is per cent rules.
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BostOn q ,ofations.
BOSTON, April A-B. and NJ. 81 II; b. and
d. Bh.
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In the District Court, Probate Division, Third
judicial District, in and for Salt Lake
County, Stato OF Utah
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

The Sewer Mining and Milling Company
principal place of business. salt Lake
City, state OF ulah
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Ward and Vokes at the Theater last
night again demonstrated that the
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-10-08

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All Druggists refund the money ii
it fails to Cure. 25c.