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KANOSH.
A Teachers Institute Heidi rrof. wooife
Gave Lorturei visitors rrsseat.

A Teachers institute Heidi riot. Wooife
Gave a Lectutei Visitors rrsseHt,
Special Correspondence.
KanOsh. oct 3O.-Undor the direction
N County Superintendent Harry T..
Brown, q Teachers institute was held
hero saturday uud tho punliC were in-
ylted Co be- present ana those who nc-
coptcd had an intellectual fenHt. There
we're aouFH By Miss Florence barney
Miss Ahey Robinson aud "a duet hy
Prof puTh and Mn. Annie bennett
Instrumental music hy Mrs Jnucy
kimhall. nll of knnoah.
hut the main feature NJ the luHti-
tutr was the two lectures delivered hy
Professor Wolfe. M the brigham Young
Academy. who came over VIA 10 night
drive from oasis. ln company with g..
teachers az DrHerct. and Carlos Hop
kina from oasis. H. Altman was pres
out from Oak city. Principal Hansen,
O. Olsen, Daisy Hansen rud Miss
Verne Robinson from Fillmore. Jesse
Bennett. Meadow. l.. Hopkins. Mnude
II. Crane and Rachel bennett, teachers
OF kauush present. II would have been
well could every teacher In the county
been present. FOR the two lectures BY
Professor Wolfe were rcplctc with In
utructiouH 10 ull. lie pointed uut the
vast obligations resting upon atuachera,
simpllfod their duties upon natural
law. discussed the natures uf the
brightest and tho dullost child. ana
pointed tho path 10 their elevation,
with a handful % leaves pluckcd
from q nciFhboring garden h. illustrate
ed the basic principles nccoHHury 10
safe and permanent growth Ia the
mind OF q child,
Geotgr Crane. on behalf of the au-
dioucu asked permission 90 propose u
vote NJ thanks 30 Professor Wolfe for
the instructive entertainment he had
given them. Carried unanimously. In
company with supt brown. the profcH-
Hnr Immediately lcft for Cove Fort on
hls way 90 Beaver while many rc-
malued hero 10 enjoy the dance,
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LnaAL NorIon

NOTICE ishofrhy given tathoowur Of tho
property Auditing on thr north side ~ Third
south Street from point idh rods east ~
tUrnnd last Htruct. running thence east tn o.
Sewer District Nu a. salt Lake Gay, Utah.
that The tna " iiAl per frlnt foot un s1id
properly fur she ottfnsiln of sewer 900 said
building aud VIII become delinquent ou No-
vutnhor 9Th. t-iu
Dated this lnth day nf Octnllar. isTl
a. a. NORRIS. cry Trunsuttr
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Thatcher. Sir James Mach, Mr Thomas
Smart. Dr.. and ar. D. ID. HliHrs paid
% visit t1 Franklin. Thofo gaHi mon
cHme Up To- transact e0mo business ptfs
t1ininr - the %. NJ Union.
Fine weather here now. Farmers busy
putting ln fan gfain. Timor little
better Merchants doing n lively busi-
ness
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4, The poitian Of Horace q, Whitney, admin
istfator q thu tslnte Of Mary O Whitney
Deceased, ufnylna iur pm order ~ sale W raj
puIprfty ~ said durrdent and that an upr'
sons interested appear D. fore thc said count
o. shuw cause Why 40 order should rut h
Hrunted o. sUll an much as shall o. necessary.
n The f1liouing dcasfihod raj cstato of gaN
decreased tu-Uitt
1hat parcci " rial estate situated IN salt
lake .ny. salt Take county sfau
N Utah. and particularly lrrfIhui
ua fI.IuHH f1arlf| NumirunrfnH Il
uIo y. NJ Cufror ~ t0t sit Iliu ti.oek II 4hty.
rlEht IssI. Plot "A." salt lake civ AIfVnvt
thoncg running south IHn lU fnist ih0nt
l.aasi four o tolls and olUvru and ono-hlil
tngncg Wsl iuur iN rIila eleven aud ono. hali
uit fogl tlHurH south two lI rifs 30 thf
p'1rc 0f trainu.rF Alec Ohio adobe hInso ID
trfnu r0nma, lls"fuuut pHutry. clHaut md
.unntf titeunns standing uu above draUfilod
lnl Appraised 90 asaNnN
Hos lfnn s7i Tor hearing M saturday. the
elctenih DAY m NugmlHr a. ID. 10. ita.a
uclu'h o. On. o. ih0 t0uufy court ii1Hse ln
ne court rtum NJ SOLD ruuft iu aau lake
city. HHIt lHh. COUNTY, TITAN
Whites f.. .Ifh 10 sH'I Court. With the
soll tHr't tfltui tlls nth day u
NUfHlU. oil N I.H
oonu DAVID a. DUNBAR clerk.
nygru O. UAIu IapHfg ti'tft
Ferguson a Cannon, Attorneys.
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~ wish 90 express my thanks 90 tho
Ch1iyra ard ulnrrhDeH Remedy Cor
having Put on the market such % wuu-
dtrfui medicine" says ". w. Maralu-
sin. % Beaumont. Texas. There uro
many thousands 0f mothers whose chill.
drnn have been saved from nttacu "
dyssntory and cholera infnntum who
must also fol thankful.
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prLINourNr NoiIcE.

The Dalton Gold Mining mud milling Com
uany, u corporation,
Principal place of businuss sllt Lake City,
state NJ Utah
NOTICE. Thpru arc delinquent upuu the
following described stock ON account NJ a.
fussment 80. o. lUFlrd On tho leth day W sun-
tvnhur isiH, Tho several amounts SET ONO.
site The namos AZ che respective shareholders
IA fnIluWnI
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NEPHI.
Al COLLINS Pleads Uuuis Aqua Marks Case
~ AEaia a special NeniTe Issued.

~ AEain a special Nenire Issued
Special Correspondence.
Nophi. oct 30-The FIRST case called
IN Judge Rigging court this morning
was that % Al Collins, charged with
assault with intent Co do bodily harm
on the person Of blanche ~, clair The
defendant was allowed 60 plead guilty
10 the charge NJ common assault sat
urday, Nov, 18th, was the date set for
sentence.
The somewhat noted case OF tho
state W. Anna Marks assault with a
deadly weapon with intent 90 murder,
was the next ON the calendar The
whole forenoon was taken up In secur-
ing jury and az adjournment Of court
tho State had not finished presenting
thclr side.
4 special yonire was Issued return
able az 2 D. m. for the following jurors.
Hans Anderson, Leyan; John Cooper.
Jas. r. BellistUn. Gideon Wilson. Geo.
q. OHuer. Nephi OrHOn s. Williams.
Mona; J. ". Grace. Mathew Sinclair,
Ncphi. Jas. 1armnn, Mona
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TO THE PUBLIC.

wo undrod city u antnF NJ
OF
ungvrer j.
acre q
/. cItADsEY
r. HINKLEY.
Of our
OF medicines which
o
n -
a u
or
trouble ID think yolrol hnl don Nalt anoh
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N THE DISTRICT COURT.
lw, lg November Term - Fuss 10
Estate Cases,


& ,lar.. followins actions were
lalt ,,,,..,,. many ON
a Marahal, iloyle and Hemp
st5rneya for VIM. J. McnA'e.'
~,trant,d faii Menzlea to inH'i-
.,.is say court Of competent jur-
-.l ,gleusnt against Gcorgo J.
N. '.'.t,r of said CltlEen'a sank,
La. OF decd ut trust az
-e. b.sUu s. cuted W Iuhu "
t.fuIlO,.. tuoruln, ana ~
,.a..y ..a.euti iorc maturity 10
~ W. -,ssr,i mat uu Jurors empan-
WI, hi October term be- discharged.
gres IN sErrLEMENr on E5-
rATEs,
n,,lss been made 90 appear 10 the
H'itIf tb. Noylatd Statutes OF wan
i IN er0,ids Tor the collection OF tees
~ 'I.fk 0f thla court, Tor scr Nl''a
800 ln the anal settlement OF eH-
s'i- snd ruardlhnshlps pendlnt On
f'-atry D. ltf Court therefor, olu ~
.f,tfiht tefk 0f this court ahhll 'ell,e.
I sftirHs rendered In settlement
D.. IT. u n
Ia ,''rTi6Ingsr and Frvd T.. Wilson
Il ,a.-m-r,lal Rational Bank. a aepar-
.t.su.f I'D said bank iu complaint Va
..-,srtIgn Oh Nrilgu-Judson Drug
II rtany vas lIcd.
uRoRs Flp NOVEMBER TERM.
....-.... t,tr,.r. t,ere stuuHnsied
4 u l.l.",He li.,,,, M ,.,t,rf Jursph
W. ~ wv. n,iI,fd Anthou Peter
i.l EN- i...,r WiilI1w Drivsr. ].
II ,--ll't.,1 I..rf.r n Rhervrod. Ho.
nit'-i usinhu ~. ]. Der-
4t,.,.. tlnsr Aifrrd D.ok Oh.
t..ll' iH''' T. la "a carrier. au of
10y. az ti,iist Norm ogden.
~ tsaSou Farr West, Hyrum
Auaa. EDEN iholna9 u W t i,aou, w.
ali ...ei, ti,.,.,t't'. T,..rh
la ,trt pi,te tiIgt
i--las' ~ .t.,,it' - a..
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h-a'tH "''' "''''
COUNTY BUSINESS.
10, go.
llf olnV comm sl"i,l ~ ~
tHl l,si'iA'l ""N "''f'' W
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pig w W Nlnl.u Nppt'. ~ .,, ~.
Nlia ~ We lu' "a - .''.,e
rlaN. uN guy i,u''l' 100 , ie,',''
ny N.a.Nt W., '.i,,,,,
4, A,iui.u 'v '.il''','. ~, s4,, NJ,
AT Niti "AH t..N.l titNs w 1870
iiff be autnnIiA.u 70 issue re-
A'4 etiuleAl,H 90 MlH' - -
t.'s.l, W. w 80
WA.a Nhl 'e.l %. i,9,.l'l ., W, Il,
40 ~. y ~, ~ NY.
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Wv, wv, i 49,, ~ w. e"''''''''
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w.. t'r. '',it,,,.J mi nv,
ID psd and me board adjourned for
80. 80 ... 800. .....,....,,,.,.
lLlNhN OF THE NANRNlHliED'
~ OGDEN foatbau team returned
rls1 nerbiBe fr1m n1nv,r where
pa, with hearts nun Of hopea, for
I'm tai st,B o1r b"ys s5W H. ponVcr
u Do ths nut fsW plays they COM
d ral 10 realize that they wsrp too
a. lt tte.HHafH Do piny nFalnst prn.
'laah INC some u,ysrihelcas was
Ue from BEGINNING Ia oud. The
iu team played WeU considering the
u '. w ehA,ls' anu ~
'9 l! to . o 'h,y I'lt That the . cS,
Nt' down 10 rell pra5ticc' one
Itits uo-i. 6f bIsb male a. the
UI team. Cor their kind and hearty
1l anl ihe r0od treatment re-
~ 90 make arrangements with the
lAke Football club Tor "a name to
dyed here ou next Saturday after
% lhe prlr.Hg park. but nothing
l.is hlsyvt been settled on.
4. \, F SEA. a,'Ir,, the member, Of the
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Principal Place Of business. salt lake city.
Utah.

NOTICE n hnruhy HlVOn that 90 u moot
luF uf the lloard OF Directors ~ tho Loser
Mammoth Mining Company, held 1u Thurs
mnni " cents pur share WIS levied upon
thr capital sturk ~ Che Company, payable GO
g. rr rrilry 40 his uncG Room aY Progress
huf1rH thr llth day vi November isal. Any
strA upon which ths assessment may ro-
uulu uupnid on thu 18Th day % November.
l1.t VIII hU dpluVuuut and advertised fur
sale 90 public uurtIun. and unless payment IN
made huiuro viii b. sold on tho slth DAY M
November $50, 20 pay tlc Delinquent uss'ss.
expense " sale.
SAMUEL J, PAUL socy.
500 Progress Nuudug. salt Lake CIV. Utah.
Dated salt Lake ~. Utah. oct T.. ihll
iirt publication, october, a., isll
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rfInclph Dlaro o llsln0'l, salt Lake cItT,

Utah
NOTICE "a hereby given that IA a meeting
q thu directors ~ Che illshianl Copper Mlns
Inc company held un Friday. tho iIth day ot
October, lHai au usHussmnut ~ ono half cent
rVr sharv wns l0vlUu upnu tho capital stock
~ The company payable Immediately 90 che
rrfrtnr1, ruum Iie NJ 4. Walker hul'dlnT.
which this assessment mHY remain unpaid on
thu 10Th dny Of November 1904 Wlll Dr. dUIln-
uurut aud advertised Tor sale lt nuhlIr auc.
lU a1ld on The nth day % NorUmhet isla ~
o. o'clock noon. tl uHy thn drllu1urnt HsaOss-
mrut, together Win cost ~ advertising aud
Np WFLLR
one o. Walker =. Salt iako tlty. Utah
Dated, salt Lake Oily. ueoher 18Th, lsQ.
iirst publication. October 10Th, la.
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Why experiment ON yourself with
can set Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
which has stood the test OF tlme3
Twenty-Five years sale and use have
proven that remedy 10 be a PROMPT and
certain cure Tor colds. II VIII cure "a
cold In n day " taken as soon a. tho
cold has been contracted and before It
has settled IN the system.
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WHITES CREAM vERMIFUGE ~
q highly valuable preparation, capable.
from the promptitude of its action. of
clearing the system In few hours of
every worm. Price 70 cents, z. c. NJ.
l. DRUG Dept
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WONDERFUL MAYO REMEDIES.


Drug comPaqy nrodueng ns remeds mat have known
tmo win be Welcomed hamlet the world
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Thousands OF the most stubborn ana
distressing cases Of piles have been
cured by TABLERS BUCKEYE PILE
OINTMENT Il never fails TO cure.
Price 30 cents In bottles. tubes 70 cents.
2. c. NJ. ! Drug Dept.
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Tho Lower Mammoth Mining Cnmnany !
Corporation. l0ratl0u % Mines, Tlntit
Mining District, JuAh Co, Utah,
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n
unFerer aged ,clau rheumatism bcdddn
aggi n
90 scar
Keiso, o.
has he -
They an d such Rheumailu pnmBss Neyouness Weak
Fits Piles Deafness Carh stomach
Blood Disorder quick special
%
slcans e IF IN 10 mi extraordinary
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And in accordance With the law and tho
order ~ NE board ~ hvctnr made sop-
ttmpgf y, w., no many shares OF each
parcel OF such sintt a. may d. necessary
nludrf iur cash 40 Tho uillcu 10 tho SECRETARY
% Che company, rnum als Mccormick nullf-
luH. ln salt Lake CITY state 81 Utah on tho
lot day " November. lsll. ht u o'clock IN I'M.
Co pay delinquent assessment tugrthor WIth
cost % uANrftlslng and expense ~ suln
q, ST. NAltliiSuN, Secretary.
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Mature can only feed the flame or life
with the food eaten which IL digested.
HERBtNE viii reinvlgorato a weak
stomach, and no improve digestion as
TO insure the natural bloom OF health.
Price 90 cents. 2, c. NJ. l. Drug Dept.
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Highland Copper Mining Company Lo-a-
zion ~ mlurs, hInghlm, West Mountain
Mining District salt Lake Co.. Utah.
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az Meponald,a MoIagsea NuEEela.
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Kontz' Assorted Creams $50 pound.
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Mcn1oa ~ Paper, a. Adv 4, inserted a.
our contribution
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Tomb stones q Monuments at Norris
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y, eiaa OF the State OF Utah Va
\. egIflnge charged with petty
. W came on before Judge Hulan-
4 ..t',.el WlH asked Tor the de-
v RES bros from whom Cor
4 We goods Tor which he was
s.l by County Attorney Hat
WE matter was taken under
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' OGDEN NEWS.

a., u the nc.crrt News IN
fts tianah XII W Twenty fourth stfrid
0 Eco .t',.runis aud sui-cflptiI2nl WI. WI
sisii tdtei tbs News & drlivcroa nf eat.
ia rfel,,et A., every evening on Nhe H'ho
W . 'asiii Lake CIV
y" OCTOBER a. 1892.
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10 ihc. bisiuci court Probate Division.
hnl i0I .aIl laao Oalnil. .iAla ni .lLah
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/, h,al desires the members of the
Oflek'i club 90 see him to ar
A ili game ou next Friday with
Y NIA Robinson cricket tenn.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21
AN ANCIENT CIVILIZATION.
The Arid Region of the United States
Once the Garden Spot.

The Arid Region of the United States
Once the Garden Spot.
One of the greatest paradoxes of history
is the fact that that portion of the United
States which is the last to be settled was
one of the cradles of civilization and the
most highly developed section of our con-
tinent. While other great areas are an
nually green in growing and yellow in
ripening, producing crops to feed the
world, this section, once the garden spot
of America under the magic influence OF
water, is to-day barren, arid and unin-
habtable waste.
Civilization sprang from agriculture and
the earliest agriculturists of America, as
well as of Europe, Asia and Africa, began
in arid lands. Scientists tell us that the
fundamental art of agriculture began ev-
erywhcre in the world, under conditions
of great aridity-on sandy plains and hot
deserts The most ancient agriculture OF
America is found in that southwestern
section of the United States which was the
very last TO be settled by white man;
where natural vegetation is now so scant
that it barely gives character to the land
scape; where sand storms drive over the
y
lurid sky; where the landscape is often
one of naked rock and where adamantine
forms stand in groves, and fossils are
buried in the rocks. In this section, the
ethnologist tells us the indian tribes, in
ages lost 10 history, cultivated the soil by
artificial irrigation and developed corn,
cotton, potatoes and other vegetables use
full to man, while the rich valleys to the
East and North were yet untouched by
agricultural labor.
History, it is stated, begins in the valley
of the Nile, for civilization was born there.
This civilization emanated from agricul-
ture and agriculture was made possible
by irrigation. Two arts transformed early
savage society; agriculture and domestica-
ton of animals, and the latter grew out
of the former The first fields were Guilt
waited in arid lands, the first focSs were
herded on arid lands, the first cities were
built on arid lands and the first civilized
governments were organized in arid lands.
Under torrid Skies or rainless, treeless
plains, terrifying In their desolation. agri-
culture, the domestication of animals. art
in metals, temple building, cities and civ
ilization, had their beginning.
And yet strange as this seems, ii has
very simple explanation. The savage
man loved the forest and the plains, the
clear rivers, the beautiful lakes and the
shores of the salt sea, for there he found
native fruits and game aud fish in plenty.
But when all such lands had been occu-
pied by the tribes. each jealous of its
hunting grounds, there remained only the
arid lands for settlement Then gradual
~ the deserts We're penetrated by men,
willing TO forego the pleasures of the
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We used TO watch the tranquil flight
OF daylight on its spirit wing.
Her fair face radiant with the SIGHT
OF sunset glory vanishing:
And as we watched the melting line
OF distant waves grow faint and din,
Sometimes she closed her hand in mine
And sang some favorite poets hymn.
Long, long ago. the sun has set
In mystic beauty sinking far;
But memory loves TO Iinger vet.
And fold her wings upon that bar.
And in the silent spell thar seems
TO waken all the past that died
The fairy OF those golden dreams
Floats softly thro' the eventide.
N. J. Jarvis
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REPRESENTS MANY WOMEN.
Mrs. Gaffney VIII Attend Interna.
tiOnaI Council of Women.


New York, May 19-The International
Council of Women, meeting in London
during the week of June 26-July A. is not
suffrage movement, as so many seem 10
think. 1t grew out of a suffrage meet
ing, but its very raison d'etre is to supply
a platform on which "a difference of opin-
ion on one question should not prevent orr
working unitedly for those on which we
agree" In short, it Is (a) 20 provide a
means of communication between women's
organizations in all countries; Cb) TO pro
vide opportunities for women to meet To-
gether from all parts of the world to con-
Ter upon questions relating to the welfare
OF the commonwealth and the family.
The International Council, itself. is not
large, being composed of the president ab1
two delegates from each national council
of Great Britain and ireland, Canada. Ger
many, Sweden, New Zealand, New Soutb
Wales, Italy and the United States a
roll call of perhaps a hundred women
but this roll call is only proxy for tbras
and a half millions of the most cultured
women in the world.
France, Holland. Denmark. Reloirr,
Finland and Switzerland will be admit
ted during this 1899 meeting. and this win
give total of 100000 women-motbers
WIN met " tpiAGA upon questions +
ms to the welfare of the commonwealth
and of the family
Under the auspices of this council a
congress will be held. Ten thousand wo-
men have signifed their intention TO he
present.
The schedule of subjects for discussion
includes an educational section. profess
sional section. legislative and Industrial
sections and social section.
l. Educational Section.
l. The child. life and training.
2. Schools.
8. Universities.
4. Modern educational experiments.
5. Technical education.
G. Co-education.
z. Training of teachers.
S. Examinations and examination svs-
TENS
g. Women as educators.
From this schedule the reader will read
lily see that the council has prepared for
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MOZLEY'S LEMON ELIXIR.
REGULATES THE LIVER. STOMACH
BOWELS AND KIDNEYS.

For biiousness, constipation and ma
larla.
For indigestion sick and nervous head
ache.
For sleeplessness, nervousness, heart fall
ure and nervous prostration.
For fever. chlls, debility and kidney
diseases, take Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organ
&c regulation. take Lemon Elixir.
SOC and 81 bottle at druggists
Prepared only by DR.. II. Motley. At
lanta, Ga.
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P. P. P. wonderful medicine; If ,,,.o-
an appetite; it invigorates and stren e,tsS
ems. P. P. P. cures rheumatism ana "a, Va,
pains IN the SIDE sac, back and shoulders
cures syphilis in all its varioue = r.
old ulcers, sores and kidney con,eIa yes ges
p. p. P. cures catarrh, eczema er' oaIiits-
las, all skin diseases and mercurisi ,.ss slpe-
ing. p. P. p. cures dyspepsia d HoIson-
female complaints ard broken dow ni ol
etitution and loss Of manhood P. p eI p
the best blood ,esr, purifier of the age. has
blood remedies. Lippman Bros 81 81. otner
prietors, Savannah. Ga.-ad 90ie ITO
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GRATITUDE.

DR.. H. Motley. Dear Sir: Since using
your Lemon Elixir l have never had an
other attack OF those fearful sick head
aches and thank God that have at last
found medicine that viii cure those aw-
full spells Mrs. Eta w. Jones, Parkers-
burg, w. Va.
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Cured my husband. who was afflicted for
years with large ulcers on his leg. and was
cured after using two bottles, ami cured
friend whom the doctors had given up
to die, who had suffered for years with in
digestion ana nervous prostration. Mrs
E. A. Beville. Woodstock, Ala.
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MozLEY,s LEMON nor npops

Cures all Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness
Sore Throat Bronchitis. Hemorrhage. ana
all throat 40 lung disease. Elegant. re-
liable.
25c at druggists. Prepared only by DR..
IL. Monkey. Atlanta. Ga,-ad.
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,tozLEY,s LEMON EIIx,p

I suffered with indigestion and tlysen-
terry for two long years. / heard of Ienon
Elixir; got IT. taken eeven bottles and am
now Wen man Harry Adams, No 1874
First avenue, birmingham. Ala.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-05-21

They call vocal lessons voice
ing now, William" us that SOD 1 vac
I'm going to write a polite note ana ei,,
that girl downstairs to please ploca san
voice across the street Instead OF mn ~
our air-Shaft Chicago Record. ~
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SALUDA, NORTH CAROLINA.

Miss Mary M. McAlpin win take a linn
tied number of boarders at the above
pleasant summer resort after June Is. For
terms, ETC., apply
% Macon street, east, Savannah.
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Abbott's East India Corn Pair.
every time; it takes off the corn 1'n NJ cures
cures warts and bunions. and is c ~S pan n
druggists.-ad. ny all
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SUMMER IN NEW YORK CITY-FoR
rent, in New York, for three or four
months only, from June !, an apartment
of seven rooms and bath; fully furnished
gas range, etc. corner on wide avenue
all outside light rooms, best location, two
blocks from Fifth avenue and Fifty-nin' n
street; for two or three adults only; rel
erences required; rent only $50 MONTH
owner going to country for summer. Adj
dress at once II. c. Faulkner, % Park
Row, New York city.