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IN MISSISSIPPI.
Disease ls Spreading and several
View Points Arc Infcrted.


jackson. Miss, October 3.-The large
number Of new cases of yellow fever re-
Ported yesterday led to a general belief
that another batch would be reported
Consequently raero was a feeling OF relief
when the announcement was made that
only enc had been discovered.
Or. Purnell has been Investigating suG-
ricious sickness at Madison, little town
twelve miles north OF Jackson. There ne
found very serious p:ite of affairs. Pa
tient Mr.. Todd. died at 4 o'clock this morn
ing. At 10 o'clock the doctor held an au-
toley which proved that yellow fever was
the cause OF his death. Two other deaths
have occurred within the last two weeks.
Practically all the citizens here about 500
inhabitants, had bccn exposed 10 the dis
ease and the doctor adv sed depopulation Of
the place.
pr. Harrason reports from Oxford SIX
teen new cases and one death Nine Of the
cases are negroes.
The kilograms from Water Valley say
Dr. Can't reports two new cases. three
critically i'll. three suspicious.
report received at Wcodville Miss,
stated that DR.. Terrell had diagnosed a
mild case of yellow fever there and pro-
nounced another one suspicious.
DR.. Dun. who was cent to Port Gibson
to investigate suspicious cases. reports
two negroes sick. One has yellow fever
and the other is very suspicious.
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blooming flowers, as pansies lilies ana
others could be planted, which woald holp
great deal in beautifying place, Should
the grass grow over this hoop on the top
II could be easily cut out with n Grass
scissors, by doing so the roots Of plants
or trees are not injured and will prosper
and at the same Sime this hoop will keep
the grass from growing towards the tree.
This means tho trees stNNilng near the
sidewalk, Dgginc around them and lcav.
tng deep trcuch the water viii settle
in there and sottem the ground This viii
be the causc for the pavcmeot to sink on
such places. like II can b. seen on maay
places In the city. J therefore cay don't
cultivate around thrcos.
Charles Alhrecht
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METEOROLOGICAL.

Ncr EY-Belton. Texas. OCTOBER 3.--Jen-
ME ga.sett Morey, wife OF p. Morey
~ gelton. died at Minneapolis. MINI De-
tober 2. Mrs. Moray has residef at Bolton
and DALLAS for over twenty yeirs. sur'iv-
ing her are her husband and TWO daush-
tiers. Vera ana Ethel, both bora az Bel
ton.
SANDERs--Nacogdoc Texas. October
2.-Last night Hr. W. T. Sanders died at
his hone in this city alter lag ring
Hines Of several months. nnd vas 5ur.eti
IN ,he cemetery this evening. Mr.. Sanders
was about IS years OF age. Mr.. S'1icrs
this town and county all his life He
was ono OF the city's best citizens. the
unusually large crowd In atts1iancs at his
fn,era, evidenced the high cstecn in which
he was tsad by his neighbors. He leaves
a large circle Of relstivcs aad friends to
deplore his death.
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IN COLORADO.
snow md Rain Have Checked the
Fires In Some SectiOms.

rtreS IN some SecttOns.
Denver. Colo, october S.-Reports re-
ceived today from various points In the
regions where forest fires have been
spreading for a week or two past are to
the effect that the fires have been checked
III places by snow end rain
In the vicinity OF Glenwood Springs the
fires are almost entirely extiugushed
Idaho Springs reports that the fires on
the west slope of the divide are pretty
nearly under control and there is not nucn
danger Of their reaching the cast slops.
However, the fires Will shoulder for
months, and another dry spell followed by
winds nigh. revive the flames,
Hundreds Of miles OF fine timber have
been laid waste in the range OF mountains
west OF the Middle Park and some ranches
have been destroyed
A Leadyille dispatch says; A light snow
fall appears TO have somewhat checked
the forest fires that were threatening some
OF the mining sections, The snow was eh-
,irely too light 10 eytipguish the flames
and unless another storm comes within
the next forty eight hours 1t is feared thai
much damage will be done In Lake Park
and Saint Kavin sections.
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BRUNSWICK FLOODED.


fihousnnd Homes and stores DAM
nged-namagc Is Heavy.
|avanrah, Ga, October 3.--The Morn
News correspondent at Brunswick
has fl;d the following bulletin at
sxley Ga;
bfunswick and its vicinity flooded and
Fcaled, thousand houses ard stores
PACED one-half million dollars prop
loss and list of dead, now small, is
easing Three thousand people sought
re Hom rising waters ana thirty bio ks
nsar, OF city were under six feet OF
g lor twelve hours. left on a special
with two operators and instruments
sp WIRE Struck m opening here and
Eve am the only newspaper man
eol out OF Brunswick with story of
sst Hood since the sen islands affair.
sseAty miles Of wrecked country just
81 ls!cugh. Have left two men IN
hswicK penetrating woods and Islands
oAs, They are instructed to leave
Asa'ck tonight aria come when they
fsopn,eats."
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CROPS RUINED.
bttOn and Cane SuHer-Cnmp Meet
ing Tent Blown Down.

1uE rent blOWH DoNus
ATLANTA, Ga. October "a destructive
s and rainsorm swept Corco-an and
grounding country last night and this
Prni7gs at wss the worst in twenty-five
ara. YsGbstsntlal buildings were badly
msged immense trees torn up by the
pts and a large amount of fencing flat
ped Iron roofs were torn from build
= and telephone and telegraph lines L.
plished. One passenger train was held
re twelve hours on account OF damage
the road,
The cotton crop is ruined and cane has
Ffered greatly,
The storm did much damage in the vicin-
OF Americus.
AZ Jacksonville. where big Meth list
mp meeting is in progress. the great
seating 1000 people collapsed. Thu
rday services were in progress and a
pic ensu;d. The multitude was buried
FSath tbs big canvas. poles and seats',
feral received serious injuries and nearly
fryboiy was bruised. No fatalities re-
ted, however.
aTmcrs will sustain heavy losses by the
Puage TO cotton,
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[TURDAY's HURRICANE.
~. Coming Ia Give Accounts Of
tho Damage.
loss OF LIFE SO FAR REPORTED.
TEX. Ga. IL Under several
~ Water-LosseS viii As-
,erate Fully s1,O0O,OOO.

,.v.nnah, Ca, October s.--The flood
~ inundated the islands and lowlanls
"a savannah and ill the vicinity Of the
4. s,s partially subsid.i. The first news
q the sea islands on the South Caro-
cast between Tybee and Beaufort,
- the great tidal wave of 1893 caused
4 ,earfup fatality, was received tonight.
.sr,se by the storm there was com
..,,veIy small and SO far as known
N uss no loss OF life. The steamer Gin
made the trip from Savannah TO Port
N mis- afternoon and arrived here late
.ish, The flood was driven by a north
!, s,le and old not cover any of the
Islands in that section except those
,resi the oce,M.
the steamers City of Maeors City OF
ue,,sta and Kansas City, from New York,
ths Ess<x, tom Baltimore, arrived
day ard all felt the force of the storm
scne extent. The CITY Of Macon was in
M, hit ci 1t. lie Wind reached a veioc-
n nearly one hundred miles an hour,
IL. snip sustained iLttle damage.
|Tne four schooners Synaria, Mfllevi,ie,
nrie Ch!lGs and Frankliu, which were
Even intu the marshes at quarantine,
m be Hoated after the removal Of their
3rgces.
fAl the Tybee there is less damage than
bred The fortiticatlons were piled with
rd several feet deep around the guns,
the food did not reach them.
Ion the isllnds Iear the city the crop,
I've been entirely swept away am mucn
stock has been lost, but thete was NO
talites.
Savannah, Ga., October "A Brunswick
i, special to the Morning News says tina,
rng the tropical hurricane of Sunday Il
al wave was driven in from the sea and
Undated for an average depth Of five
et practically every business house and
lrehouse In the city. The property loss
III be half million dollars.
The Mallory steamer and Southern rall-
" docks were under four feet of wate..
In the residence section OF the city hit
tier was from three, to eight feet deep
bere was full sweep of the wind and
tier from the ocean across the city.
Meager reports from the Sea lslande or
coast are not reassuring.
bixvllo a suburb OF Brunswick, inhabit-
by negroes, was inundated and the de,
uc,icn s almost complete, but nc lives
ire lost.
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MAJOR SAVERS BETTER.
He VIII Attend the BiG Rally ut
Grapevine To-day.

Fort Worth, Texas. October 3--hIaJor
Sayers Kept close to his room today re-
covering from the fatigue OF his recent
speeches and long journeys. He vas feel-
ing much better ana hopes to he himself
again in the course OF n few days.
Tb. major, accompanied by Chairman
Bell. Secretary jameson Candidate Finger
and many others OF lesser political note.
leave in the morning for the ooeulng OF
tho campaign Ia this county at Grapevine.
big crowd will go from here on II spe;'ol
train,
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sealy. Texas, October 3.-Hon. J. w.
Baird populist candidate for congress-. was
in town today, but failed TO meet any OF his
belief and consequently did no,
deliver the eddress he was billed for Upon
asking If there were any popnlists In town
a bystander remarked. yes, there was one
here six months ago, but he left for Kan
Goa eipro
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Dallas. Texas, October 3.-The court Of
civil appeals for tho Firth judicial dis
trict opened ths fall session today, atel
having stood adjourned sincc July ,
There are 2l5 cases on the dockct,ast MS
ai7 Iaft year, The entire court. Judges
Finley, Rainey and Bookhout, were pres
ont.
j. " Ralrey was appointed court stem
ographtr and II. T.. Blair bailiif.
The court Will be IN session nine tlontbs
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quite crowd gathered. attracted by the
smoke. Sendirg for the depot agent. =
search was Instituted at once TO Locate the
which secnssd 10 have been placed down
temporarily an ordinary cotton sack usei
by piekers was found afirs; II had been
satunsted with kerosene OIL, pla;ei uader
the depot and set afire. The sack was new
and only partially Consumed. |, was owl
IDENTIFY the work OF an incendiary. whose
OBJECT wac Probably robbery.
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Louisville, KY. October 3.--The city OF
Huntsville has extended an invitation TO
the people in the fever smitten States to
Inequalities within her gates until the
endemic has passed. 1t hes always been
The rule to do this here, even when all other
cities in the Southern States had estab-
lished a rigid quarantine. formal invita-
zion usually being extended to the refu-
gees. Health certificates or any other pa
pers will not be required great many
are here already and all that may come
will he welcomed
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Elgin. Texas. October S.--About e'So
O'Clock yesterday evening Tire Post eorre-
spondent WIS sittirg on the gallery in
front OF the Union hotel when. smelling
smoke in the direction of the union depot,
which is situated almost in frort Of the
hotel. he haxkened over TO ascertain the
causs. on reaching the depo; he found
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Rice Crop Ininred.

!, 5, c.. October ga speeiai
K news and Courier from George
- ", shys; Reports received from
points in the county today fully
'ns estimate of $4,000 damage to
in Top Q, yesterdays storm. The in
ia ei'y and harbor is insignificant.
~ a'd not come as high last night
brdi,,u me morning and today It was
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Georrc Moore on Trial.

Fort Worth, Texas. October ,. The trial
OF George Moore. an alleged companion OF
Darlington. who was convicted and given a
death sentence Saturday In the case OF the
Santa Fe dup here in July, was begun
in the Seventeenth district court this morn
ing.
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,..,rrc,tye FIRE at BRENNAN.

Brenham. Texas. October 3.-Just at 4
O'Clock this Afternoon fire was discovered
In the second story OF the Kiber building,
corner OF S.nay ard Ant streets. In Mil
rov 4 Co.'S cotton sample room. II spread
napIdpy and was In his dwelling apart
menis. th.Id floor. before the department
could get q stream playing on It. Ii Is now
under cordrol, though the damage is cor
.iderabie
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MA Ca. October 3.-A special from
CAan' ia, says: The storm which
h nsfe TOT twenty-four hours has done
manage to cotton and corn, but so far
Absn no lives have been lost, Sugar
las oeen blown down everywhere.
Ia - } coed many stores here UNI
.ea'iEg stocks OF goods exposed to
a'i5. There has bsen thous-
~ ao,lars worth of damage done 10
r. fencing and goods.
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New Orleans. October 3-Dr. souchon to-
night announced the following as the daily
renort OF yellow fever for Louisiana;
New orleans, six cases reported. one
aaath.. Franklin. twelve cases, two deaths;
I,utcher, two cases reported; Baton Rouge,
four new cases reported, one death; Will
som twenty new cases, one death.
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pans, Ill. October 3,-The militia are
actively engaged today unarming the depu-
ties, negroes and any persons found with
arms Captain Craig commanding the mil
itia has notified oil stores to sell no more
firearms.
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NO FACTS SUPPRESSED.
DIR. Blunt Satisfied All Cases In
lnmininnn Arc ncportcd.

Louisiana Are Reported.
Austin, Texas, October BIN the opn-
ion OF DR.. Daniel, secretary to State Health
Officer Blunt, the dispatch from Washing
ton stating that there are over 800 cases OF
yellow fever in New orleans and that the
facts with regard thereto are being sup
pressed is very much exaggerated, In his
opinion the Louisiana board of health has
reported every case within its knowledge
although 1t may be that some cases have
been overlooked through the failure oil local
musicians in charge TO report same.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
The Pennnnt Chasers Are Now Strug-
Cling with Each Other.


Chicago, October s.-The first game was
one of the most exciting seen here this sea-
son and was won in the eleventh inning by
three successive hits after two outs. CHI.
cage won the second game by good base run
n.lig and few well placed hits,
First game R e
Chicago ........., 600 DOL 900 OIL . 10 ,
louisville ..... COO 900 100 o. &
Griffith and Donahuc. McGee and Kittrdge
Second game II II +
Che ago ...................1l0 DOL Ga 8 2
Louisville .........,,...,. 900 900 90 0 3 3
and Nichols; Cunningham Powers and Kit
ridge.
Philadelphia. October 3-seymour shut on,
the rhillles today in a pitchers battle.
Philadelphia ........... 900 900 900 . I I !
Nov York ............,. 200 900 OlO-- 8 s 2
Dcnahue and Mcfarland; Seymour aud
Warner
New York, October S.--with the score OF
to against them today, the Senators
the game. r H e
Brooklyn .................. 00t 900 e0--6 . ,
Washington ............. 100 007 10 . II .
Dunn, McKenna Miller and A Smith;
killen and Mcclure
Cincinnati. October 3.--The Browns were
unable to hit Dammanu IN the first game.
and Hawley kept their hits scattered In tn,
second. Score;
First game II L
Cincinnati ............... 100 900 52s-s II .
ST. Louis ............... 900 900 000-- u ! :
Dammann and Wood, Sudhoff and sugden
Second gane- ii Il
Cincinnati ...............,l 40 600 cos II >
ST. Louis ...........I..lll 020 600 IL l
Hawley and Pletz, Carsey and Clemens.
Boston, October 3--Boston played wretch
ed fielding game the first three innings, but
afe, the sixth inning played an errorles,
game The home team then steadied down
and gave fine exhibition OF ball playing.
The game was called al the end OF the sew
enth inning on account Of darkness.
Boston ...................120 63l ia IL s
Baltimore ..................2 0i 400 0l0 s 4
Willis and Bergen Maui, Kitson and Rob
ipsnu,
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uan' Ga, October AS far as at
II Anown only one life was lost in
hurricane. TIE high water has
p S. aanfage, however. and all docks
near were damaged There
IA Geographic communication with
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MOVEMENTS or VOLUNTEERS.
Some OF the Texas soldiers Who Are
Hero on EurlnmghN.


Here on Furloughs.
Sergeant Dan V Edwards of the Beau
mont Light Guard, company u, Third Tex.
as. is spending portion of his twenty day
frrlouEh with Houston friends. after hay
ing visited his family in Beaumont Ser
geant Edwards company was ono OF the
two from the Third which were stationed
at Key West and which were later trans
ferred from that place to Camp Wikoff
AT Montauk Point whence 1t was sent TO
the headquarters OF the regiment at Fort
Clark, The trip from Key West TO New
York. as viii he remembered by readers
of The Post, was made on the transport
San Marcos, aud the TWO Texas companies
were under The command OF Captain Mes
rill OF tie regular army. whose alleged
disgraceful conduct resullcd " his beng
succeeded by Captain Shields of company
NJ, OF the Third. soon after the troops land
cd. Beng still In the service. Sorsenut
Edwards does not express himsolf IA freely
as he might do under different crcum-
stances but he ltavcs the impression that
The reports of the hardshipS endured ly
the rCNanN We're by no mCndH exaggerated.
Aflcr reaching Camp Wik0fi, however.
III, mon were treated very kindly as \ re-
cult of the efforts made In their behalf
by Governor Culherson, the people OF beau
mont and The Post
In civil life Sergeant Edwards Is an ON
pluyc OF the Texas Tram and Lumber COM
pany and n full fledged Hco-lioo.
Bugler Sam A. Harrison, of the First
Texas who went from here as n member
Of the Emmett Rifles Is visiting hIs mother
and sister, having been granted q short
furlough.
Musician William Hoffman, Of the Light
Guard, who at one time. before the com
mand was divided, held the position OF
chief bugler OF tho First division Seventh
army corps is also In the city on furloush,
Acting Hospital Steward Clarence Burg
helm, OF the medical branch Of the First
division, Seventh corps, will leave within
the next few days for Jacksonville TO re-
Join his command the expiration OF his
furiough being near at hand. He wont
from here as n private in the Emmett Rifles
and won his green stripes, his chcyrons
and his braseard Of mercy by faithful ana
intelligent application 10 his work after
being transferred 10 tho hospital corps.
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THE flkE RECORD
harm Destroyed Near grapevine.

Grapevine. Texas, Ostober i'--hoDerl
Gibbs barn was DESTROYED by Tire las,
night. Mr.. Cobb's residence was burnei
abolu a moth ago He had lust hnisaid
Gathering corn, which was all lost
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Democratic Ticket.
LII, MAN,
MAMMOTH cLorhiER.

Democratic Ticket.
Governor,
JOSEPH ID. SAVERS.
Lieutenant Governor,
}. n, BROWNING.
Comptroller
r. ". FINLEY.
Treasurer
JOHN w. RoBBINS,
Lard Comm sstonvr,
GEORGE W, FINGER.
Attorney General,
THOS. s, SMITH
Superintendent Public Instruction,
J, s, KENDALL.
Railroad Commissioner,
ALLISON MAYFlELD.
Associate Justice supreme Court,
THOS. !, BROWN.
Judge Cour, Criminal Appeals,
NJ. NJ. BROOKS.
Congressman.
T. II. BALL
For Representative a6th Legislatures,
JOHN T. BROWNE,
NORMAN q. KtTTRELL.
For Judge abth Judicial District.
W II WILSON
For Criminal District Attorney,
i, V. LEA
For County Judge,
H. II WASHER,
For County Attorney,
r. LEE sCiIwANDER.
For District Clerk.
JOHN ". WILLIAMS.
For County Clerk.
Il, f. puPREE,
For Sheriff
ARCHIE II. ANDERSON,
For Tax Collector.
GEORGE l.. GLASS.
For Tax Assessor,
ALBERT W MCKINNEY.
For County Treasurer.
JOHN FARMER.
For County Surveyor,
WIN, BRAnDuRN
For County Superintendent OF Public In
struction,
II, l.. JAMES.
For County Commissioner,
Precinct No Jules HiRSOH.
Precinct No 2-JONATHAN n. MAGEE.
Precinct No. a~~CIIAkLES ROTH
Precinct No Al. II. q. DECKER.
For Justices OF the Peace,
Precinct No. l--WALTER MALSCH.
Precinct No Wv. H. hill.
Precinct M. ct. q. BENNETT.
Precinct No s--WILLlAM GIBSON.
Precinct No. 4--BARRY WEST
Precinct No. h--GUS SEIDEL.
Precinct No. G-THEODORE zUBE.
Precinct No led PERRY.
Precinct No. S--M. MCDONALD.
For Constable,
Precinct No Wv. ". GLASS
Precinct No. 2--THos WILLIAMS.
Precinct No 3-CfiARLES SCoREGGA.
Precinct No. Ar r. WEST.
Precinct No. 81. REUNENHAuSEN.
Precinct No. CIV. A. HEFFLIN.
Precinct No. IA. G.. WUENSCH.
Precinct No, Sc. NJ. SOJoURNER.
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Daiias' Texas. october 3.--Georee "A
uretn' who was today nominated for
oal'ed states marshal Of the Northern
district OF Texas. is one OF the bsst know,
republicans in this section of the s,,ra
he was DR.. John Grants candidate fo,
pos.inaster OF Dallas. bat compromise
chairman +. H. r Green several rn,n,h.
ago by With Major W. NJ. oLsary wa,
made postmaster aid Green was prom ,ei
the marshalsiip. George II. urcen came
to Dallas from Kansas City Mo. In ISss
He was Fdieral soldier In the civil war
since coming to Dallas he has been prom.
inent business man. He ia one of ina
most prominent Masons in Texas and i.
very popular.
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NfoiSrED U. $. MARSHAL.

1reen Ii Named for the
"r'hern District.
hs Dispatch to Ths Post.)
on October s.-Mr. George II.
!. i'as was today appointed mar
northern district Of Texas.
~ s'atnsnt was predicted in these
several months ago. whsn other
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Nav York. October 3.--Tomny White OF
rh,espo defeated Danny Mcbride Of New
YORK tonight at the Greater New YORK ATM
istio club in the sixth round.
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sis and a half furlongs; Lady Lindsay H.
Coo Tenny, Camstop Comfurst 10 EScep-
tiou. Maid OF Harlem. Turney Drop FRANCIS
Becker liz, Manlius los,
The Hurricane stakes. five-eighths OF
mile: Duke of Middeburg. Satin slipper lo,.
n,miputive lOe. Cormorant 1902. Merry Heart
ss Coe Tenny 81, Full Dress "a. :.
THO Belle Meade stakes. seven-eignths OF
, mile. Ben Doran lis, Banastar, Skiitmas
II. Sensational, Lillian Belle IL central
Trust ito. Clonsilla, Woodranger lo'; a.,
Handicap mile: Algol lso, White f i,S c iI'
Kaene Judge Denny 107, Warrenton 100, Cen
trail Trust 100. Sensational sS
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Free giving Of Ar Rifles with Boys OF Chi.
dfens Suits. Bismarck Portrait free with sos worth
OF anything.
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people were making wild claim. IN M.
p,ace TINS Appointment is In nsvn,sas
VI a poihicll promise of the prestdsnt d,
n's friend Myron T. Herrick of Oa,o.