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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16
BuckIen's Arnica SalYe.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. ChilbIalns.
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions. and posi-
lively cures Piles. or no pay required It
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price % cents per
box. For sale by G. Gehring.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16

have 70 be physician TO understand the
causes Of impure blood, or It's far-Teachiug
effects When a mans digestion is disor-
dered, his liver sluggish, his bowels mac
tive, the blood Is deprived Of the proper
food elements, and the sluggish liver and
bowels supply in their place, the foulest
Of poisons. The blood IS the life-stream.
When 1t is full of foul pcisons, il carries
and deposits them in every organ and It's
sue of the body. Bone, sinew, muscle, and
6esh-tissue, the brain cells and the nerve
6bres are all fed upon bad poisonous food.
Serious ill-heaith IS bound 10 result. The
man is weakened in every fber OF his body.
he is weakened physically, mentally and
morally. He suffers from sick headache
distress in stomach after meals, Giddiuess
and drowsiness, loss Of appetite and sleep.
bad taste in the mouth, shskiuess in the
morning, and dizziness throughout the day,
and lsssitude and an indisposition 20 work.
Sooner or later these conditions develop
consumption, nervous prostration, malaria,
rheumatism, or some blood or skin disease.
Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is
the best Of all known medicines for ambi-
tious, haTd-working men and women Il is
the great blood maker aud builder
II makes the appetite keen and hearty, and
the digestion and assimilation perfect, the
liver active, the blood pure and rich, the
nerves steady, the body vigorous and the
brain alert. Where there Is also conStipa-
ton DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets should be
used. Beth of these great medicines are
Cor sale by all medicine dealers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16
WHY THE ARMY IS BEING SENT TO SANTIAGO

Washington. June 15.-Some % the con-
gressioual visitors al the war department
have questioned the officials a. 20 the ex-
act purpose Of the military expedition %
Santiago. The idea has got abroad that
stnaago was 70 be made the base Of
operations against Havana. T. Is learned.
however. that the departments plans d.
not contemplate this. The sole purpose
OF landing troops AZ Santiago and cap,ur-
ing the town IS 20 destroy or capture TIE
Spanish fleet Therefore, e Is said that
as soon IS Santiago IS reduced ana the
Spanish feet disposed q The United STATES
troops will be dispatched TO some other
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16

point. either Porto Rico Or Havana Ieav-
ing the insurgents "a eastern Cuba 20 pre-
vent she S2auiara8 from rs-occupy3lz
Santiago.
upon d, % th's-afd q must - confessed
tina, a3ms % ths officials are stiu op-
pressed b7 great foubfs - to che amount
OK service 30 bs expected from me irErIr-
gents l1 artusi warfare. then some q
the United 5.ates troops, perhaps ta'o.
VIII be- iaf. IN tae vicinity ~ Efaf.avo IN
der TIE protection ~ some 70 ths Ameri-
can cruisers. whieh by that time VII haFs
effected al entrance .us5 Gaatiaz9 bay.
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world Is full
of instances
W b ere III e II
have done this,
but never in
history was this
accomplished
by a weak and
unhealthy man.
III health not
only weakens
every physical
function but eV-
eTv mental fac
ulty and every
moral quality.
If 4 man Will
stop and reason
for j moment,
he does not
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16

esen tsEa- 20 la earnest the procurement
q the e-ale reo called for 90 fas So
oss pr1els n7t.1n - fae preRi3eat Al
that aaa been done ra fs~ la1sr fs4t
81 o. arrange ~ ca W fhs ~ meats 80
cured gats~ cae afs. call taat are saeFt
according - ths present. staa44Fa o; tas
rar.scs-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-16

~ LsEle. ~ ea-rleE. > cents ger wssk
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SUBSTITUTES REJFCTFD.

At the conclusion Of Mr.. Hepburn's
speech. il being 5 o'clock, voting began.
The first roll call was upon the minority
substitute, which prosed resolutions are
as follows:
THAT the United States will view as
an act Of hostility any attempt upon the
part OF any government OF Europe or
Asia 20 take or hold possession of the
Hawaiian Islands or % exercise upon
any preteNt or under any condition, SOW
ereign authority therein.
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Warm weather weakens. but Hood >
sarsaparilla strengthens. regardless OF ;ne
season. Try it.
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Humphrey Was Held.

Great Falls. Aug. ia hearing was
held yesterday at Glasgow before unit
ed States Commissioner j. j. Kerr IN
which william Humphrey. a Culoertsoh
saIoonkeeper. was accused of selling
uouor to the Indians. Humphrey and
another Culbertson dispenser of redeye
by the name of Macy have been under
suspicion for some time by the federal
authorities, as II vas understood they
were selling liquor to some or Uncle
Sans wards on the Fort Peck reserva-
ton. Deputy Marshal Wall left Hell
ena recently to arrest both, but sue
ceeded only in finding Humphrey ma
cev having left the state. Humphreys
hearing before Commissioners Kerr de-
veloped sufficient evidence to warrant
holding him to the next grand Jury
He was released upon furnishing bonds
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nolds of Genoa Lake and Julius Bleyer OF
Milwaukee. were present IL was expeoteo
that the commission would at his time
select the young lady who - TO stsno
sponsor for the baatleship Wisconsin !"
,bs IsunchinV next November. The COM
mission. however. adjourned without COM
ing TO any decision. Candidates are com
ing from every quarter and the members
find that they will have a heavy task on
their hands.
The character OF the present Whlch "a
stare will make to the ship when she goes
into commission was discussed and II was
decided not to present a library. as mas
been suggested. but to select the usuai
conventional silver service. In addition 10
this. however, the state will give the nat-
tleship a handsome bronze oaussr'
svmbol Of wisconsin. with the state mot
to Forward placed over II. The ommls-
sion will meet the last Friday In septem-
| Der to decide who shall christen the SNIP
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the police of this city from Miss Eta
Jickiing. 1t is dated SCI Ford street,
Winnipeg. Aug. Z. 1898:
Gould you give me n Information
with regard to my brother. Thomas
Bennett Jickling. a strong, wen ouii'
boy of Is years Of age. with brown, cur
ly hair and brown eyes. He LETT ms
home in Carman. Man.. the last week
OF June, with the intention or becoming
a cowboy in Montana, M his friends
have received no word from him since
I would be very much obliged to you
IL you would insert a paragraph con-
corning him in the local papers, stating
that I. his sister, YOU be glad 20 hear
from him. You will receive my heart
felt thanks for any inquiries made con
corning him.
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MARE IT'S


Chicago. Aug. 1s.-Liverpool started
with higher quotations for wheat. but. IL
was supposed TO be a mere reflection Of
Yesterdays advance here, and con>e-
quently did not influence the trading nj
the start. The shorts were evidently less
anxious than they were yesterday. ana
apparently more confident that there
would be more wheat before the last day
of September than the bulls would want
for legitimate purpose
The weather In the Northwest was Of
the same favorable character for secur-
ing the fine crop OF spring wheat that has
generally favored the operation since
cutting commenced.
A Liverpool cablegram reported oner-
ings Of new crop Russian and Danubian
wheat at about the equivalent OF from :
10 4 cents a bushel below the present
price of shipping parcels OF No. 2 Kan
sas hard wheat. The statistics Of the
days movement. however, were ny no
means all I'm favor OF the bears.
Receipts at primary Western markets
amounted to only 49,. 900 bushels compared
with So, 90 bushels n year ago. The clear
ances OF wheat aud -four from Atlantic
ports were equal to 81 00O bushels. and II
was calculated that the vestibule would
show a decrease of loo. 900 bushels.
TIL close was at q loss of llSc for Sep
TENDER on the day and Nc lower for De
cember.
Perfect weather and large receipts de
pressed corn. There was a fair demand
from scalpers at the decline, but a. ths
session advanced the trade fell of IN
volume and the market closed az the low
point for the day with y loss Of Ld1sc fol
September.
Oats ruled steady on a small scslpinf
trade during the first half OF the session
but finally turned easy with corn an'
closed hd2sc down.
The execution Of some heavy transsc
tons in lard for export strengthened IN
whole provision market. Early there wa
some Liquidation and a dip In prices. bu
that loss was all recovered and something
more. Pork and lard gained l2rsc each an
ribs 5U7igc.
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TETON COUNTY.

J.. NJ. B%oardman of Deer Lodge ap-
peared before the board OF county COM
missioners this week seeking for a re-
duction in assessment. w. X. Flowerree
had a similar errand.
Messrs. Blackman and Morrison spent
a portion of the week in fishing along
Deep creek. They brought home a hand
some string of trout
Professor Hammond and family have
returned from a weeks visit with Great
Falls friends.
soIon II. Brown has purchased and
now occupies as a residence the old X.
8. Ford place at Choteau.
Hirshberg & Co. will Immediately
erect an addition 10 their present store
building. 1t will be of solid brick, two
stories high and 40xl20 feet in dimen-
sion.
The school house at Choteau is being
I Improved by the addition of a heating
plant, which will be in place before the
fall term opens. The grounds will also
be fenced and otherwise improved and
the trustees have engaged the services
of Miss Angelique Trucho to teach th'
intermediate grade.
Teton county obtained 81, 037 of tn
bounty claims allowed by the state dur
ing the month of July.
o.. G.. Cooper, recently appointed dep
uty inspector in the customs service
has assumed the duties of his position
and has gone to the northern part o
the county, where he will work along tn
Canadian line.
j. E. Helm of Dupuyer claims the bes
price paid for a Teton county clip thi
season. He sold IS, 900 pounds Of wool a
l7z cents. He is one of the men VII
starter growing wool in the hard time
and had a tough struggle for severe
years 10 make both ends meet. By wis
management and hard work he ha
placed himself in comfortable circum
stances and to-day is probably one q
the best fixed sheepmen in Teto
county.
c, T. Mitchell Of Dupuyer has gone I
Great Falls, where he will close up SON
busines interests and then leave IL
st. Louis and New Orleans, where
intends to pass the winter.
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Death of Mrs. Minnie schafer.

Great Falls, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Minnie
Schafer, wife OF George M. chafe dleo
las night at the Columbus hospital from
the effects of an operation for he re-
moval of a tumor. The funeral Will be
held Tomorrow. ..
The deceased was &c years of age and
was born at West Superior, where, IL
years Ago., she married Mr.. Schafer'
They came TO Montana IL years ago, 10
eating at Butte, moving thence TO her
ena. where they remained until 1884
when they came TO his city. Her nus
band and three children survive her
she had a large acquaintance and was
thoroughly loved and respected by all
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Chicago, Aug. R-Cattle-The active
demand to-day for cattle. particularly for
the better class Of stock, raised prices
The market ruled strong al the recent
advance. Choice steers. s. .4Sd5.7 u; medium
81. Da5.15: beef steers. 2Jd4.S; stock
ers and feeders. S.50nS; bulls. y .oohS -:
covs and heifers. 81 .s0a4 ~; calves. Ad
:. Western rangers, BOAT; fed Western
steers "a. Il S.: Texans. Sc +0da.l5.
Hogs-Hogs were active At steady prices
Fair TO choice. 81. sOd3. 90; packers, S.0n
4. IA. butchers. 81. s0d3.s0: mixed. S.'an
2. s2ia; light. 81 .5Oa3 90; mixed, S.7Ja3. 20.
Sheep-The supply OF sheep exceeded ths
demand and prices suffered a trihe IN
/ conaeauence Western range sheep. 81 900
4 40: rams. 81. 50a2 Sc; choice lambs, ~
ReceIpts-Cattle. $500. hogs. 2o.c0
sheen - go
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest ofExchanee News Mining Stocks
Metal Quotations-wool rio and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.

New York. Aug. 1s.-The recovery from
yesterdays reaction in the stock market
was decisive and complete before the END
of the day and the closing showed a fu-
riously active buying movement in force.
which was absorbing all offers at adj
vancing prices. Some Of these offerings
were heavy as a result OF the attractive
level of prices attained. and numerous in
divtdual blocks Of 1000 shares and up
wards of 81. Paul were soon snapped M.
st. Paul resumed the leadership OF the
market and was well taken and firmly
held all day, but IL was not until the last
half hour of the trading that It was TIA
ken decisfvely in hand and rushed up
from about Iloh to li2h.
The other granger foIlowed suit. though
at a less lively rate, and with nowhere
near SO large a volume Of business. Bur
lingtou recovered it's 1ps dividend and Ac
besides.
The earlier part OF the day showed a
marked falling of in the animation Of
the amount and the conspicuous move
ments in prices confined almost entirely
10 the Industrial specialties. II became
evident at the opening that there were
supporting orders In leading stocks which
offered n barrier 10 lufinef ueClncS III
them. There was I'm addition a cOntinu-
ance of the outside demand for stocks
through commission houses.
Some of the industrials showed a buoy
ant tone and served to sustain prices
Although there was some realizing dur
ing the first hour il was so well alb
sorbed that the bears became discouraged
and desisted from their efforts to hrest
the market. when II was announced tina
the stock exchange would be closed to-
day until Monday IL became evident tina
the shorts were the ones who felt timiC
about leaving commitments outstanding.
The rise I'm st. Paul was sk points. Lax
Erie & Western 5 points. Lake Erie 4
Western preferred "a points and Pscin'
Coast Improvement 80 points, Pacih'
Coast Improvement DDS preferred 8 points
Reports by the Trade Journal and from
other sources tell Of some expansion o
business as a result OF the termination
Of the war with Spain. New York bank
are shipping gold to the interior for cir
culating medium. An early gold movemen
from abroad seems inevitable and Their
is an eager demand by the national bank
for the new government bonds As las
as they can be acquired they will he use
undoubtedly for expanding the bank eli
cuiation.
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ii FTs.


Omaha. Aug. 1s.-Cattle-Recelpts, l.'oo
Market active and tirmer. Native peer
steers. 81 SOu5. 20. western steers S@.
. so. T.,as steers. 81. 50a4 ": cows and
hs,fsrs 4. 2Jd4. q: s'ockers and feeders
e 7oa4 IS. bulls and stays. &. 55aS.B
HogS-Receipts. 470o. Market steady 20
strong. Heavy. 81 ssd3.B mixed $3.50
2s7tS: light. 81 .s2a3 era: bulk OF sales
So 5a3. s71z.
Sheep-Receipts. sm Market strohs
Eat, 10 choice natives. s.. ~ -. fair "a
rnoica westerns. S.70d4 90: common and
stock sheep. x3a4; lambs, a
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Rev. and Mrs. George Edwards OF this
city are visiting friends at White Bear
Lake, MINI.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Williams, s. j.
Everett and Miss Matte Ulm have
gone TO Kibbey for a weeks outing In
the country.
w. ]. Casey yesterday afternoon re
turned to his place of business at 81.
Nary's. after a two weeks visit TO his
family in this city.
Mrs. Thomas Clary OF Fort Benton,
N,b has been receiving medical treat
ment at the Columbus hospital. was
able to return to her home this morn
ing.
A fine box Of brook trout was received
at the standard office this morning
from Mrs. r. H. Cooney, who is with a
fshing and camping party at Two Med
icine lake.
Mrs. John Campbell OF the west side,
who has been visiting friends in clancy
and has been quite i'll there is reported
as improving and likely to be at home
in a few days.
Miss Anna Kink will leave tomorrow
morning for Seattle, where she VIII
make her home in the future with her
mother and sister, who preceded her
about three months ago.
Eugene Frenette and Miss Alice F..
WHITE were married yesterday evening
at the home of the brides parents on
sixth avenue north. The was
performed by Judge Burleigh.
Mrs. f.. Eggert of the west sid has
been called to Alexander, Mimi, by the
serious illness of her father. Unless his
illness takes an unexpected turn Mrs
Eggert will return to this city about
Sept. Is.
Arrangements are being made Tor an
excursion to Neihart under the auspices
of the Black Eagle band. No definite
tate has been liked. but the excursion
5 will probably take place on the mrs
Sunday in September.
The M~ethodists of the Red Butte dis
| trict are endeavoring to build a churci
; there. r. c. Lee has donated 10 acre.
f of land and the M~ethodists are givini
I a series of entertainments to raise sum
{ cient funds for the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Buck and daugh
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. BraZleton, mis-
Fdith Cross, A. J. Fouts, George FlaveI
g and John Cranston started this morn1nj
y for an overland trip to and through tn
: Yellowstone National park. They wi
be absent two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Mason of Secon
q avenue south nave left for an extensiv
trip of at least six weeks through IN
mountains. They travel with their ow
4
team, taking tents and supplies FOR tn
trip. going by way Of Arlington an
Logging creek and returning by Ca
cade.
w. p. Turner. jr., of Lucille has bee
making some purchases OF cattle n
Gently in the land across the line. l
all he has purchased some 500 head. pa
from Haslam & Wright Of Calgary an
the balance from Moore & Conroy {
Macleod. This prices paid varied %
tween 81 for yearlings TO SO for
year-olds.
Messrs. Cockrill. Cook, the ~
Jones. Johnson. Ryan and others. WI
have been camping on Tenderfoot, n
turned to this city last night. All a
looking well. no serious illness or seve
snake bites having been ~encountere
They say hat the fshing and huntiI
N was good. but no direct proof OF q
- statement was brought home.
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struck by Lightning.

Great Falls, Aug. 19.-Mrs. ST. Clalr
was brought in from Red Butte To-Day
suffering from the effects OF lightning.
she is holding down a ranch near that
Mace and lives in a tent. During the
electric storm last evening she was
struck twice, but. although suffering
considerably, will recover. The private
history of Mrs. st. Clair is rather a re-
markable one. She is 81 years old, was
married three times before she was 80.
and is the mother of is children. two OF
whom are twins. She is receiving treat
ment at Columbus hospital.
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New York. Aug. 1a.-Money OF call. l1sV
N per cent. Last loans. Ia per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 3ka4 per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker. with actual
business in bankers bills at A.Sssn4.s&,
for demand n - .ssisdi.S% for co days
Posted rates. A.s4d4.S and A.S5a4. SH
Commercial bills. A.S2a4. Silver certih-
cafes. 5sL. n 5ei9c. Mexican dollars, &c
Government bonds irregular. state bonds
dull. railroad bonds steady.
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The Rev. W. b. costley, of Stockorioge,
Ga. While attending to his pastoral duties
at Fleetwood, that state. was attacked
by cholera morbus. He says: by chance
I happened to get hold of a bottle OF
C~hamberlaln's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy, and think II was the
means of saving my life. II relieved me at
once" For sale by druggists.
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OPOSA
STATE CAPITOL BUILDING

c.aI., rronoaals viii he receIved by
IN % - ofclack noon
49, - y, Ssntauher a. 10. 1895.
- ,,rnIshtrg al Ia bor and material and
sgacting romnIste a three-story dreproot
t.tNt - ard iron canitoI building.
"D,na a. - St,v 81 helena stats
70 NIo.,an. ~ ali 10 he in full ac-
VI 81 - nians ana snecinca-
1870 ar a. nranarad nv BelI a
.ions arastsa.
80 80 hs ..arssssa IA r. a
UanopSv sscrstsrv and marked Pro
Nehnty, h,iia,ng" ana
posaIs ioi - csr,iNad
must pe a'eomp. ana sws.nc. =,
cheGh ~ sun - r. ner.or
soUu 80 nrono.at nd .hau
h'Hhs SUI - pohsrt y srt ~
De hlaus pays - ,orf.,,.a "a ,na
ehalrfhSn; : nar,y 20 whcm
ssa'e Oh Ao.nA ran ,su ia
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The Sole Heir

Great Falls, Aug. 19.-Harry Lewis OF
Neihart has received word from the ad-
ministrator of the estate of his late
brother, G. N. Lewis, of Denver, 70 the
effect that he was sole heir OF ms
brother. The estate consists or ~ pat
ented claims and one unpatented' val,
"a at about $40. 900. His brother died
Of miners consumption just as he was
about TO receive the reward of a life OF
toll. Mr.. Lewis will go to Denver about
the 10th of September to take charge OF
his new property.
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NARROWLY FS.aped Iynching.

Pana. Ill, Aug. Bias night when
Jones and Palmer. the two ~non-union
miners who ired revoivers into d crowd
of union men. severely inIuring several.
were released on bond. they narrowly
escaped lynching. The union miners have
established camDs near the Springside
mine. wb-- -4ry are locked out and the
cftv ruiz Of deputies. Inc mine man
GERS say they will import more non
union miners. The situation bears a most
serious aspect in Pana mining history.
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Financial Cableg

New York. Aug. 19.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: II was
a blank day In the stock markets here.
the exchange being half empty in ad-
vance of the holiday tomorrow. The tone
was good. however. There were sharp re-
coveries in Canadian Pacific and Grand
Trunk. Americans opened dull. following
\ the New York lead, but rallied on New
York support. Arsentines were good on a
further drop OF six points in the gold
premium. The fall In Debers mines con-
tinueS.
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Metal Market.

New York. Aug. t9.-Pig iron warrants,
81. sTisd7: lake copper. l2c: tin, ls.O5u Is Toe
spelter. 4s5d4. 10; lead. i.05izd4.l0 The
firm that fixes the selling price for miners
and smelters quotes lead at $500 at the
close. Bar silver, seize.
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shot nv "A ~Chinamsn.

Oakland. cal. Aug Is.-Nathan Holien-
beck. a deputy postmaster Of this cry.
shot dead last night by Qusng Mon
A Chinese gardener. who was watching
for vegetable thives. H~olienbeck was
passing through a corn patch and was
ard AZ four times by the chinaman. on"
Of the shots proving fatal The murderer
surrendered himself.
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u,yr yor , son. BROTHER.

Husband or lover la the army or navyf Mai him
to-dsy a 25e package OF Aliens Foot Ess, a POI"
der for the feet AT who march, wax or stsnd
na@d H. II cures Arhink. tired. sore, s~oiisn
s~sstfng feet. snd makes hot. tight or new sho
a..v Fs-t can Z blister, get sore OF csii0us uher.
AlI.n's Foot Vase y used 1850 tesiimontsl
All g,,ryf.f. asa shoe stores sell ~, Use. sam
DE -snI FREE. address Allen ; olmsted, II
Rgy. y. d