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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

Inc following is Ine llst'
CLASS A.
Warren D Watts, Foreston.
This class receives S12.
CLASS B.
SW kirton, Foreston.
TR Hilton. Manning.
JB B Hodge, Alcolu.
II G Holiday, Manning.
} 2 Strange, Manning.
l. a Bell, Manning.
w l. u Hobbs. New Zion.
This cl, ss receives $3.50.
ILAss c, NO. l.
Shade H DliggerS, Alcolu.
S z Gibson, New Zion.
J , Beatson Packsville.
FM Johnson Wilson.
This class receives $3.50.
CLASS c, NO. >.
w 4 Brewer, Manning.
C L Barrow, New Zion.
B E Boyce, Seloc.
J J Broadway, Packsville.
John 4 Brown, Pinewood.
H L Benbow, st. Pauls.
J Barnes, Foreston.
Isaac NJ Carraway, Seloc.
S G. Coker. Sandy Grove.
VIM n Coker, Sandy Grove.
w o Dority, Manning.
H r Frierson, st. Pauls.
James C Hodge, Jordan.
II z HARRINGTON, Workman.
W W Hickman, Seloc.
E H Green, New Zion.
Daniel Jeffers, Oakland.
S E Johnson, Manning.
John James johnson, Remini.
Daniel Johnson, Wilson.
James w Kelly, Davis Station.
Friendly kolb, Manning.
John Lyons, Manning.
4 G Lee, Wilson.
J N McFaddel, Manning.
S 4 Odom, Sandy Grove.
SM Plowden, Manning.
j NJ Pouncey, Manning.
Reuben Ridgeway, Manning.
Ellerson Robertson, Seloc.
H E Robinson, Sc oc.
T G Robertson, Sandy Grove.
R A Richbourg, Davis Station.
r 4 Ridgell, Manning.
S NJ Smith, New Zion.
II 4 Strange, Davis Station.
John c. Scurry, Douglass.
James w Thames, Packsville.
R G Timmons, Manning.
a l. Wilder, Bethlehem.
Jephta Welch, New Zion.
Isaac B White, Wilson.
c 4 Walker, Jordan.
This class receives $3.50.
CLASS c, No. 3.
Almira C Cantey, Foreston.
Susan Johnson, Manning.
Me Wheeler, Sardinia.
NJ E Wise, Manning.
S E Johnson, Packsviile.
This class receives $3.50.
CLASS C, NO. t.
Leonora Ard, Foreston.
81 Bartlett, Manning.
NE Burgess, Manning.
Jane G Bell, Packsville.
Angaday Barfeld, Seloc.
Sarah Bruson, Packsville.
Mary a Barfield, Packsville.
Julia NJ Corbett, Packsville.
Dolly D Evans, Foreston.
Rebecca D Frierson, Foreston.
Elizabeth L Gardner, st. PauFs.
S J Gardner, Alcoiu.
E Il Graham, ForeSton.
MI Goodwin, Lake City.
Mary A Hicks, Sandy Grove.
Sarah Hudson, New Zion.
E C Harrington, Workman.
Jane Harrington, Manning.
Hulda H. Hill, Manning.
Rebecca Hardy, New Zion.
NJ NJ johnson, Sandy Grove.
Keziah kolb, Packsville.
Catherine Mcleod, Manning.
Sarah Catherine Pack, Manning.
NJ A Robinson, Seloc.
P L Ridgiil, New Zion.
N R Richbourg, Foreston.
Mary E Ridgeway, Pamela.
Eunice Richbourg, Foreston.
Caroline Richbourg, Foreston.
Annie Richbourg, Foreston.
A NJ Richbourg, Alcolu.
Sarah H Stukes, Jordan.
Dolly Stone, Manning.
Hulda Sheppard, Summerton.
S a Scott, New Zion.
Caroline J Tindal, Manning.
F E Chewing, Silver.
II T Timmons, Packsville.
I'll Thames, Packsville.
Sarah J Tobias, Manning.
Jane w Tobias, Manning.
E J Watts, Foreston.
NJ E Welch, New Zion.
Caroline Walker, Summerton.
Susan White, Manning.
Susan E Winter, Manning.
Rachel White, Manning.
NJ E Young, Manning.
This class receives $3.50.
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Eai.1nSlc 20 Nca>n-.

Especially valuable TO women IS Browns
Iron Bitters. Backache vanishes, headache
disappears. strength takes the place of
weakness, and the glow Of health readily
comes to the pallid cheek when this Won
derful remedy is taken. For sick!y children
or overworked men it hes no equal. SO home
should be without this fame = remedy
Browns Iron Bitters is sold Is Il dealers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

4 little boy asked for a bottle e! >'gct up
in the morning as fast as you can the
druggist recognized household name
for "DeWitt's Little Early RiserS,' and
gave him a bottle o; those famous little
pills for constipation, sick headache. liver
and stomach troubles l.. Is. Lorvca.
Manning; L. ". Netties, Ecras;on: II. J..
Wilson, Jordan
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THE NEW YORK RACKET.
Don't Fail to Come and See Our Stock of New Goods
We Get in New Ones Every Week and Can
Suit You in Price and Quality

wide Percae Remnants) -. &c
Percaes in all colors and prices TO i@c
Dinmty worth SC, at 80 &c
Compare samples you OF and zoe Organ
dies We sell them at 1Oc.
you anything the line Of Window Shades will pay you to
Oil Cloth, good quality s5c
i"1
We you money Floor Matting12 49, 20 and 25c
Silk Ms, Cream and Black Kid Gloves Belts 1les
Straw Hats and Picture Frames
price Tnware and Galvanized Basins Chdrens
10 and 25c.
half hour strike Alarm Clock y inches hh only
sold 40 to soc;
Weha the Goods in and
sell cheaper than house in town we Will heH III
call stock before you ana compare
who sells the best goods
for the least
method Of doing business as we ike or the po
pie to do talking and
everybody alike and anything buy from us not k
and wew wimake it satisfactory with you
business
g. w. KENDALL.
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TO RENT-Five good rooms in Man
ming Hotel. For particulars call at resi-
dence of Mr.. J. T. StukeS.
Mrs. N. o. BURGESS.
Manning, S. c., May 4, 1898.
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SurYeYiEm. Surveying.

Every land owner should have 4 plat OF
his land. l will do surveying tor the pres
ent on Saturdays Call on or address
E. J. BROWNE,
30-tfl Manning S. c.
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SUCH
COMPLETE ]

In every line of the Best and
Newest Goods is timely and
tempting proof that we are
prepared to give perfect sat
isfaction to the most critical
customers. The certainty OF
the values we are showing,
the newness of style and va
riety for selection guarantee
pleasure and profit in buying
here,
We have now on hand an
elegant line of Striped, Fan
cy, Plaid, Checked and China
Silks for ladies' Waists which
we will sell you from 25 to 6Cc
per yard; also complete line
OF Embroidery, such as Cam
brio and Lawn, Inserting and
Edging, select patterns, we
sell rom &c to zoe per yard.
Would like to call your spe-
cial attention to a lot Of En-
broidGry measuring about .
wards which we sell at Sc per
yard: they would be cheap at
double the price; they are eX-
ceptional values.
Ladies' Gauze Undervests,
&c each, 6 for csc; also Swiss
Ribbed Vests, beautifully fin
ished at 10c each.
We have on hand lot of
Remnants, such as Calicoes,
Dress Goods, Ginghams, ETC.,
which we will sell BELOW
COST. We still sell you best
Six Cord J. & P. Coats Cot
ton at &c per spool.
4 hobby line Of Children's,
Misses and Ladies Slippers
Just received which we sell
from SOC per pair and up.
Yours truly,
q 4 DC
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Tie courteous gambler acquires
wealth by his winning ways.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1898-05-04

One way to put in your time IS
over pawnbroker's counter.
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AS CLEAR AS MUD.
Tillman'S Advice Sensible, Good and to
the Point.

Tillman'S Advice Sensible, Good and to
the Point.
Editor The ZINES:
Your remarks under the caption
"That Tillman Letter." are very un-
just to the Senator. You evidently
labor under a misunderstanding of
his meaning in his letter of advice to
Gen. Anderson.
Now let US reproduce and read his
letter, which, when taken entire, will
be found plain, sensible, to the point
and devoid of any hypocritical sug-
gestion whatever.
TILLMAN TO ANDERSON.
United States Senate,
Washington, d. c., April 10, 1898.
Gen. Edward Anderson, Charleston,
S. c.
Ny Dear Sir: l write again in re-
gard to the military movements, as
war is an assured fact. There is evil
dently purpose On the part Of the
officers of the regular army to mo-
nopolize, as far as possible, all power
and all glory in this war, and, as the
struggle will be mainly on the ocean,
there will be little for the army to do.
Cuba will be subdued by starvation,
or rather the Spanish army there
will, by this means, be forced to sur
render.
Iwould advise you, and through
you the military of our State, to
simply assume an attitude of willing
ness and not be outdone by other
States. Any rushing or pressing to
the front will do no good. Co-opera-
ton with the officers of the regular
army who are detailed to look after
our coast defences will, of course, be
desirable, and, in my opinion, this is
all you will be called on to do. 1t
would be suicidal to go to Cuba at
this season Of the year.
With best wishes, ! am, very sin
cerely, B. R. TILLMAS.
The following is the sentence to
which you take especial exception
u would advise you, and through
you the military of our State, to
simply assume an attitude Of willing
ness and not be outdone by other
States" That is, assume a willing.
ness to so when TIE necessity arises,
as ''any rushing or pressing to the
front will do no good,;' for 1.-The
struggle will be mainly on the
ocean, and there will be little fol
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A floor washing match may be term
ed scrub race.
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Our Pensioners.

Clerk of Court Timmons has re-
ceived check from Columbia to pay
off the pensioners Of this county.
The following is the list:
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F?rcStor. s. T., April so, 1898.

Yours rs ever,
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MANNING. -. &.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-24
SPANISH ENGINEERS DIS
ABLE MACHINERY.
TO AVOID COMING OVER.
Delayed the Torpedo Fieet--Forced to
stop at the Canaries for Repairs
American Crew Ia Danger
captain, His wife aud Nlh-
sailors at Las Palmas-
Late Cuban News.

GALVESTON Tex, April % The
British steamer Asloun, Captain =. IT,
Garnett, arrived yesterday morning
from Las Palmus. Crande Canary. one
of the Canary island group Captain
'iarnett arrived at Las ralnas March
80, two days after the Spanish torpedo
Hotllia left that port tie was
reliably informed that the machinery
Of the several torpedo boats and tor
pedo boat destroyers was purposely
disabled in pursuance Of "a plot by the
engineers. They did not relish the
trip across the ocean in torpedo boats,
and, finding the Spanish government
determined to make them 20, as last
resort crippled the machinery
None of the engineers were allowed
TO repair it, the work being done by a
local machine shop at Las Palmas
Captain Garnett says the torpedo
flotilla did not want to encounter n
United states fleet If it could be
avoided They will likely keep out OF
the track of our vessels and may con-
tent themselves with picking up an
occasional prize. The torpedo notrla
left Las Palmas March 20 and their
destination was unknown.
A disabled American barkentine at
Las Palmas from Philadelphia was un q
dergoiug repairs by Spanish dry dock
men, but the latter were delaying the
work ia the hope of seiziug her upon
the outbreak OF war Her cap
tain is Mr. McDoAough. lie car
ried a crew of nine men and had his
wife with him. Great crowds of
Spaniards would gather about the
American craft, hurl vile epithets at
the crew and captain and Insult the
United States and its flags
The only Americans at Las Palmas
are the American captain and those
aboard his ship. Captain Garnett ex-
presses fears for their safety.
While there 1900 troops arrived to
protect it from invasion. A lot Of ino
guns for coast defense also arrived,
but were not mounted. A big Span.
ish steamer with troops on board
took on large quantity of coal
She remained at Las Palmas but
one day and left Immediately west
ward He learned that another Span
ish vessel was expected to arrive with
in two days to take on coal She was
said to nave on board number oi
Spanish volunteers designed for Cuba
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FEAR FOR AMERICA.
BritaIns Believe There Is Danger to
our Coast

Brltalns Believe There Is Danger to
our Coast
LONDON, April 90 Great Britain's
sympathy for America is like Spanish
diplomacy, officially correct There is
scarcely public man or important
newspaper that does not warmly sup
port the United States. At the same
time in private conversation there is
much criticism of the United States
and Endorsement of Spain is heard,
There is much head shaking over the
result of the naval battle and the
feeling even finds its way into print
The Daily Graphic to-day printed a
long letter from naval officer, who
says both Porto Rico and Havana
ought to be able TO hold their own
against an attack unsupported by
ships The United States will be
forced to blockade both OF these ISL
ands and this, the author Of the letter
thinks, will occupy that nations en-
tire fleet, thus leaving the Spaniards
free to bombRrd the coast of the
United StatesN Again, the letter says
Spain is strong enough to defeat
elllltf OF tue bAochhNluB uteAn Wnlch
the United States is able to asse mble
about Cuba and Porto Rico. In con-
clusion, the writer thinks that the
ships of the Indiana class are so pro-
digously over-gunned that they are
! likely TO sink themselves.
The Daily Chronicle contained an
editorial article saying that the Amer
leans hardly know what they are
lighting for, and that it is an open
question whether the freedom Of Cuba
could not be obtained without re-
course 10 war"
Continental Europe steadfasly re-
fuses to believe that the United States
is embarking in war for any bjeci
other than conquest The Continent
al papers predict with the greates
jealousy that the United States viii
tetain all .he Spanish colonies, whi cl
it will inevitably capture, and tina
| the United States will then become
one of the strongest rivals for the fe y
remaining unoccupied portions o
he earth.
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rlnpl.ts scrap IIa. a Value.

The tinplate clippings from the
stamping factories OF this country are
gathered together. tied IN bales, aud
delivered at the dock Ia New York
for about s. a ton. thence they are
shipped 10 Holland. WHERE the tin q
recovered and made into ingots, while
the iron scrap is sold and turned Ia
different uses. Some factories have as
high as 200 tons OF this scrap tin Ia
dispose Of in a year. The process used
in Holland for separating the two
metals Is secret, and the efforts ol
manufacturers 10 obtain a knowledge
Of il has thus far been in vain
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THIS MAY BE A PRIZE.

Spanish steamer with Valuable Cargo
Is Now En- Route to Havana.
Las PALMAs, Canary Islands, April
?. The Spanish steamer Montserrat
OF 2,5s3 tons, which sailed from Cadiz
April 10 for Havana, touched here
April l3 and left the same day for
Cuba She had on board n valuable
cargo and a number of troops and war
material
The troops and war supplies were
landed here but the steamer proceed.
ed with big cargo for Havana and
should prove to be a rich prize for q
United States cruiser
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SPANISH SHIP CAPTURED
Run Down by the American Gunboat
Nashville, on sand Key Light

Run Down by the American Gunboat
Nashville, on sand Key Light
KEY WEsr, Fla, April rs - The
United States gunboat Nashville has
captured the Spanish ship Buena Ven
tura Of 900 tons, having on board a
cargo OF lumber
The Buena Ventura was bound from
Pascagoula. Miss for Rotterdam with
lumber. First the Nashville fired "a
Alsul, shot which thc ~paniard
ignored This was followed 10y shot
from six poundcr The Buena Ven.
turu then promptly surrendered with
her crew OF twenty men.
The Nashville towed her prize into
this harbor at II o'clock this morning
and put prize crew on board Both
ships are lying well out in the stream.
The news, Of the capture of tho
Spaniard set the people OF Key West
frantic with enthusiasm. All work
has been suspended and the docks are
crowded with people
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MEETING OF OKLAHOMA
PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The regular semi-annual meeting Of
the Oklahoma Press association Is
hereby called TO meet In oklahoma
CITY on Monday, May Q, At 10 o'clock
a. IN. 10 transact such business as
maysproperly come before the assoeia-
ton. Aside from business OF moment
to the members, the annual election Of
officers takes place, and all members
in good standing are earnestly urged
TO be present.
Address Of Welcome by Mayor Allen OF
" Response ,A,,s,ls 'b by president l.. g. Niblack
Annual report Of eCording secretary.
Annual report Of Corresponding Secre-
tary ,.,-
Annual report of Executive Committee.
Application for emDership
Resolutions
Naming OF Special Committees.
press Assoc ClatiOu Remlniscences-Harry
B Gnstrap. Chandler News
The Daily in the small IoWn-Eloert W.
Hovt POnca city Courier.
Oklahoma az the Omaha ExpOsitiOn-J. r.
Hensley, ~ Reno Democrat
coin Mckinley Newklrk Republican.
More About our Cotton lnterests-J. o.
Blakeney, shawnee News.
what Results Would Have Followed tne
| Passage Of the Ellsworth bilt- Frank Nc
Master. Oklahoma Magazine
| Was the killing OF the Loud blll 20 me
/ Best Interest of the Country Press. Jcre
| Johnson, Kildare Journal
| The Part Played by the Daily Press M me
/ Late War WIN spain. q flpe DieaH'l o.
/ B Campbell, Hennesscy kicker
/ What the Oklahoma Press has Done ioI
= Territorial Educ catiOnal Institutions. Pr esl
dent Edmlnd u. Murdough, Edmond Nor
i mai sch col
Additional Facts Pertaining 10 foreiRr
Ad. Rates %. A. Critics fond CIsek Ne"n
| Col j "a. Mann, kingnsher Times.
| Nv Experience With Casr Subscription
| since the Last Meeting II J. Palmer, Med
| ford Patriot
| General Growth Gf the Territorial Press
n. u. Greer. oufbrle state Capital.
When the Fieid Dos. MOI JAsuy tue ~
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SEATTLE, Wash, Arr.l o. -Anxiety
is felt here for three vessels, two Of
which are long overdue, and one
which left the sound early in March.
The overdue vessels are the Chilean
ship Lake Lemon, 235 days from
Guayaquil, and the Peruvian bark
Santa Rosa, 950 days from Psyta,
Peru
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Equlpusn. for $4,000 Men.

Rock ISLAND, Ill, April ss-Com
mandant S. T. Blunt OF the Rock
Island arsenal has received orders
from the War department. 10 provide
at oneo equipment complete for 75,OOo
men for field service.
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fort personal Experiences by ~. v.
Brown, Oklahoma CtY Times. Journal, ana
H. q Blakeney. Oklahoma city Oklahoman.
Local and Foreign Advertising Frank
Smith, Woodward Bulletin
DcsultorY Long Horn Paragraphs W T.
Bolton, Woodward News.
Development Of Advertising. D. T. Cook,
Cloud chief Herald Sentinel
LON WHORTON. l. T. NIBLACk.
Secretary. President
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CHATTANoOGA, Tenn, April % 1t
is now Camp George H. Thomas
Major General Brooke yesterday is
sued formal orders so naming the
ChicSamauga park rendezvous of tho
United States troops and hcnceforth
until the PARK is deserted by the boys
In blue, it will be known by that
name.
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PmLADELPHIA,A April %. The double
turret monitor Miantonomoh sailed
from League island navy yard at 2;3O
o'clock yesterday afternoon. Her des-
tinatiou is believed to be Charleston,
S c. The Miantonomoh has on war
paint and is fully prepared for action.
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Mrs. skinner -"Oh. but wish was
a man" Mr.. Why. so. my
dear?" Mrs Skinner was Just
thinking today II / was only a man.
how happy / could make my wife by
giving her a diamond necklace for a
birthday present"
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DENVER. Colo, April % 1t has
been decided TO remove Edward Bell
amy, the author, who is dying Of con-
sumption, to his home in Chicopee
Falls. Mass lie will be accompanied
on the journey by his family and his
brothers, G J. aud f. p Bellamy.
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TOPEKA, Kan, April e3.-Thirty
thousand Kansans have already vol
unteered their services TO their coun-
try and stand ready upon the com
mand Of Governor Leedy to go 10 the
front
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no onnnlng for the oreron

BUESos AYREs, April 2s The Span
ish toroedo gunboat Temerraio left
here to-day. II is believed she has
gone to attack the United States bat
tleship Oregon and the United States
gun boat Marietta, which left Val
Daraiso last Monday for Montevideo
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COLUMBIA, Mo. April %. The Mis-
souri, state university students are
eager for war Nearly the entire
student corps was present at an en-
thusiastic meeting held IN the univers-
ity chapel yesterday afternoon.
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GRAND RAPIDs, Mich, April %
Members of tho Michigan National
guard have been called out for SER
vice This is the first call upon state
guard issued and Is in accordance
with a promise by Secretary Alger to
the Michigan state troops.
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Sc. JOINS. N f., April %. Ships
which have just arrived here report
having sighted a mysterious steamer
off Cape Race Current rumor has It
that she is Spanish warship watch
ing for American vessels
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Mig Order for Gun stocks Placed
TKRRE HAUTE. April 2a-The gov
ernment has ordered from tho Lang
don Gun Stock company 10000 gun
stocks, with walnut wood, Of the Lee
pattern
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NEw ORLEANS, April 23-orders
have been issued 10 intercept and
seize the Catalina and Miguel Joves,
the Spanish ships which left here last
night
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BREsT, France, April 23.-Ihe At
lantic naval division Of the French
Northern squadron is under orders to
keep in constant proximity TO the An
titles during hostiiities.
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CINoINNATI Ohio, April 23. Among
the many applicants for enlistment
here was Prank Weyler, a saddler Of
this city. lie claims to be a half
brother TO Valariano Weyler, eI-cap-
tain general Of Cuba
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soat Toaaeeo syIt ana smoke Tour Llfs Away.

Z . quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. fun of life, nerve aud yigor, take No-Io
Dac, the wonder worker, that makes weak me-
strong An druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guarar.
teed Booklet aud sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York
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Demand FyanF RnmovaL

WICHITA, Kan, April 23 The state
encampmeut G. A. r. unanimously
passed resolutions denouncing the
pension administration Of ii. Clay
Evans and demanding his removal
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T1AsHISGToS, April 23.-The Presi-
dent to-day nominated Colonel Will
lam H. Nash, assistant commissary
general Of su ubsisteuce, 10 DO commls-
sary general OF subsistence with the
rank Of brigadier general
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TO OURE A GOLD AZ ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo ouinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money II II
fails TO cure. 2se. The genuine has
L. b. q. on each tablet.
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Educate Your BoWels with Cascarets.
Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-04-24

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