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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-10
ENGLAND'S POLICY

Of"Drlrting" In China Criticised by
Admiral Bcrcsford = Says Gcvcrn-
mcnt Deceived the People.
LONDON. June s.-Whiio the house
OF commons was In committee OF sup
ply on the foreign Office vote to-day,
Rear Admiral, Lord Charles Beresford.
Conservative member for York City,
delivered scatching criticism Of the
governments policy Of drifting" in
China. during which he said the gov
ernment had deceived the people and
allowed the open door policy to be
finally killed. by permitting Russia to
Interfere In purely commercial enter
prise like the Shanghni-Kwnn railroad.
The admiral then proposed that the
four countries most interested, Great
Britain, the UnlTed States. Japan and
Germany. 30 to China and offer to take
over and organize her army. adding
that II Great Britain took the lead he
was sure the United States would fol-
low. md that he also had distinct in
timation thnt Japan would Join In such
u movement.
The parliamentary secretary OF the
foreign office. the Right Hon. William
St. John Broderok. replied. pointing
out the difficulties In meeting Lord
Beresford's desire that Great Britain
take control of the government of CHI
nu, adding that he thought his lordship
was over snnguine In believing the
United Stntes would follow the lend Of
Great Britain. Germany. he continued,
had great interests In China, but she
had q thousand times greater interests
In Europe. As to beating the Yang
Use Kiang valley like the Shnng Tung
peninsula. her Ina1csty's government
was not prepared to undertake the i'm
mense responsibility OF governing an
inch OF that large territory.
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casionally murmured, How did I come
to fight him."
Mrs. FltZsimmons and Mrs. Dan
bent over the prostrate man. and bath
ed his head and face. Clots OF blood
had formed In the nostrils. and the
damaged nasal organ began TO be o
sourcc of worriment to Mrs. FItzsim-
mons. tE
Il have nothing to say regarding the
outcome of the fight" she said. but
feel sure that Bob still has host Of
friends who Will not forget his past
career In the ring" gF
Martin Julian was down-hearted, but
he put on Il bold front. When asked
as to his opinion Of the result, julian
replied:
"Oh. there Is very little for me to say.
Everybody knows that Bob IL game,
and feel certain that he still has a
warm place In the hearts Of many. No
matter what comes or goes Bob need
not worry about anything as long as
am alive. He Is my friend and I am
his. He shall never want for any
thing, and while feel his downfall
most keenly.I have the satisfaction Of
knowing he was beaten by clever
young fellow with decided pull In the
weights. who showed such clevernesss
that the sting OF defeat Is softened to
n great extent" .f!..iL-.l.
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AMERICAN PRODUCERS

,I,,,,,. E;,,,,.,,E
90. ,-"i' .-,'S'' .,o'' -'..'i iNe'
III Snpa' forto lsico, Hawah anu
the Philippines Some Intcrcstiu.
Firurcs,
w.su1NcroN n n ,,,o
~ - '"''e
american producers nre already lind
Ing nm enlarged market In, Cuba. Porto
Rico Hawaii ond Tho ph,,,nn,nos THO
- AZ.
nsu'es VI '.'e 'fe"so,! pure"u Vi s'u-
tlstlcs, Just Issued. indicate that the eX-
ports Of the fiscal year which ends with
this month vii, o,,,. a ,orcar oxnor-
" 80
latloh 10 hawaii hfiu tae fh,iippihes
than ever before. and larger to Cuba
and Porto Rico thnn In any lnrevious
,o,r ,. ,.,. ,.,,,n ~ 49,,
'a' '".''. '''o'e ~ "t''i '.'1 .&''
prOcity features or the Mckinney law
were In operation The exports TO Cuba
in the ton montbs ending AprI 40 lseo
we're 10 per cent in eycess Of those Of
tho cnrresnon5,no n,onths NJ 1s0S and
more than double those Of the same
mon ths In The flscaI yenr 1907 To porto
Rico, the exnorta nr. a. ner cont In ex-
cess Of the corrcsnondinr ,nonths Of
Inst ypnr md IN Hin uoJi fl,n pf
tho ton rnonths nrn ~ nor cont in excess
Of these az the same nonths In 1895
nrd Io,,b,a ,hnao os ,hn onrras,n,iJnc, a,
months of 1SoT - =
10 tho phiIJnni,es tho axnnr,s da.
spIte tho continuous war conditions
nre thrne tImcs as much nc IN the cor
responLjnr ,nonths of ony nrncedinc-
yenr, The totnI cynorts m c,bn porto
Rico IJnwnu md tho ph,IinnInas In
tho f,,Il AscnI vnnr which a,,I. ,r,th mi.
month viii reach nhont sgo 0no ma
nf,ninat s17 NM, 0oo jns, van Gvr .nIn.
to tbpse Islands In the Hscnl ycor 800
eyen nnder tho rna.,tiaI oonS,,ions
which hovo nrevoIIed In al, ~ tSon,
.excrnt Hawaii viii ercenI thoso ~ N M,
nreviora vanr sowe. tbosa ~ iSoa tha
most s,,rcessr,,, venr NJ tho racinrocitv
term Thsso t,,yrss ~ cnn-so 10 No.,
include ony NJ tho .,,nn,Iou Govt h,, tha
rovcrnment for lie trnons u, tio To-
In nds ,,or sunn,,os sont ~. ,t'a ,rn,,nrn
n,nnt IN tho anffsr,ng Crb,na
n :. o,eo ,n,aros,J,,, " 80 ,,o. .,o
.exnor,,tio,s N SnaI,, ,ro 80 onrranohint, & NV
tSaIr norn,n, oonht+,nn ,,, mpp' s"r .Is
Ton no,tbs ordI,r- ,,.t.h NJ. nj,
sS 1oo non "roirst s,n nno oon -, .;,o :, osns n
rosnonJ,,g n,ontbs ~ InU, a. nn ~ on1
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Forty-nvc Injured.

KANSAS CITY, No.. June a.-Be.
tween forty and forty-ilvc passengers
We're injured, three perhaps fatally, by
the derailment OF train No. 4, south
bound. on the Kansas City. Pittsburg &
Gulf railroad. three miles south Of
Grandvlew. NO.. at 9:3O last night.
The train left Kansas City late and
was running at slow rate OF speed. on
account OF bad condition OF track. oc-
casioned by heavy rains. The Injured
were brought to this city this morning
nnd the seriously hurt taken to st. JOS
cphs hospital and the others to the
Savoy hotel.
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LONDON. June s.-The Princess Of
Wales. In behalf OF her majesty, held n
irnwingroom at buckingham Palace
to-day. Among those present were the
Duke and Duchess OF York. the Grand
Duke Michael. of Russia, and other
royalties. The function wns especially
Interesting from the fact that II murk-
ed the first appearance OF the Princess
of Wales this year Mt II state ceremony.
The weather was brilliant and crowds
OF people watched the arrivals. Mrs.
Choatc, wife Of the United States um-
bnssador, presented Miss Sumner. Mrs.
Francis C. Barlow and the Misses Min
turn. Taylor. hppGrson and Blight. oil
OF New York.
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Col. Iicauart Released.

PARIS, June 9.--Lleut. Colonel Pic
quart has been Professionally released
from custody.
When 1t became known that the order
for the rclease OF pcQuart had been
issued NJ. Gaso, mayor of Vile DAY.
ray. and the prisoners brother-in-law.
NJ. Hid, Mnitrc LaOorls secretary, pro-
cccded to the prison OF La Santa and
met PicQunrt. who WAS released AZ
about 3 o'clock. and proceeded TO the
residence OF NJ. Case. Lieutenant
Colonel Picquart was Imprisoned In
July last. charged with communicating
conndan;ial documents, and he has
since been accused OF fabricating n
document Intended to compromise Ma
jor Count Estcrhazy.
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STATE UNIVERSITY.
Programme Of Commencement En-

Programme OF Commencement Ex-
crciscs, beginning Next Week.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelllgencer.
MORGANTOWN, W. Va, June o.
Class work at the West Virginia Uni
versity ended to-day and the final ex-
ar1inations began. The programme for
commencement week will be as follows:v
Thursday. June Is. S p. M, Joint de-
bate: Friday. June 16, p. m. moot
court; Saturday, June II, p. m. re-
gents prize defamation contest; Sum-
day. June IS, II n. M, bncculnureate
sermon; Monday, June 10, s p. M, clos
Ing recital OF school of music; Tuesday.
June 20, p. m. competitive drill: 8 p.
m, 1nter-Society contest; Wednesday,
June 81. 10 q. m, company competition
for corps colors; p. m, field day: s p.
m, Wiles prize oratorical contest;
Thursday. June %, 10 u. m, commence
ment exercises. address by DR.. Frank
W. Gunsaulas, president Armour In
stitute of Technology; 2:30 p. m. ad-
dress to the alumni md students and
friends of the university. by Hon.
George W. Atkinson. governor: p. m..
commencement reception. and annual
commencement ball.
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PEACE CONFERENCE
Enters Upon its Most Important
Stngc-Amcrican Scheme of Arhi-
tration Docs not Meet With Support.

Enters Upon its Most Important
Stngc-Amcrican Scheme of Arhi-
tration Does not Meet With Support.
TILE HAGUE. June 9.-The peace
conference entered to-day upon its
most important stage when the draft
Ing committee OF tho third section
took up arbitration. According TO n
foreign delegate. the American scheme
does not seem to have obtained the
support OF many OF the delegates. The
Americans. 1t Is added, have realized
this and have virtually abandoned the
Idea of pressing Its adoption and there
abandoned. or ut most It will only fur
nish material for Il few amendments
which viii be submitted during the de-
bate.
The Russian project is still kept ah-
solutely secret. NJ. DE Stanl. head OF
the Russian delegation anu president
of the conference has voluntarily with
drawn all claims to priority In favor
of the British scheme. Part of the
Russian scheme Will not be pressed and
the other part Will bo Incorporated
with the British proposals In Il definite
schcmc. The proposals Of Sir Julian
Paunccfotc, head OF the British dclcga-
ton. has the advantage of not snddllng
the powers with the expense of n per-
mancntly sitting tribunal, especially
as the Inter would have nothing to do
during the grcntcr part OF the year and
the adoption of HIS scheme, with modI-
iications. Is considered certain. An ap-
pcndix relating TO organization In the
Russian scheme for IN arbitration tri-
bnnal. as cabled to the Associated
Press June I. proposes that the confer
cncc appoint five powers which. when
n request for arbitration Is madc. will
cnch nnmc n Judge. who will form the
tribunal.
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the personal command of the prefect
OF Paris. Cavalry will be placed in
readiness to gallop along the course. II
necessary.
The Gaulo!s the leading Conservative
and Royallst organ. commenting upon
the socialist threat to cause trouble
says:
Under these conditions It will be
out Of the question 10 take ladies' to
Long Champ: md therefore. we advise
our readers to stay ut home" q
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LOUBET'S ROUTE
To tho 1tnccs on Sunday will he
Strongly Guarded.

PARIS. June l0.-Prcsidcnt Loubct's
route next Sunday from the EIysee
Palace TO Long Champ will be lined
with squada OF police. Through the
pols de Boulogne tho police will be
strengthened by mounted republican
guards, the various points OF vantage
In the wood being occupied by tho
military.
Beneath the grand stand several
companies OF infantry will be held In
readiness to appear nt n moments no.
tice: and the way from the paddock to
the prcaldcnt's box viii be lined with
files or the Republican guards with
fixed bayoncts, Behind the soldiers
will be hundreds OF detectives under
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New Trinl Awarded.

Special Dispatch to tho lnteliIgcnccr.
CHARLESTON. w. Va, June 9.--A
new trial wns to-day awarded by the
circuit court TO Frank Ray. who was
convicted here several weeks ago OF
murder. and sentenced to the pcnlten-
tIary for ten years 10
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Cassctt Succeeds Thomson

PHILADELPHIA. Pa. June Q.--The
board or directors OF the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company nt special meet
Ing to-day elected Mr.. a. ]. Cnssett
president. to succeed the late president,
Frank Thomson. Mr.. James McCrea,
OF Pittsburgh, FIRST vice president OF
the Pennsylvania company, was elect
cd member OF the board to succeed to
tho vacancy made by Mr.. Cassett's cl.
ovation.
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Special Dispatch to the lntcll!gencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va. June o.
John S. Accord, OF MIngo county. to-day
filed n petition In bankruptcy In the
United States court here. He has no
nssets
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The STORY OF THE PITCHER
That Went to the Well Once too
Often Is Excmplificd in
"Fitz's" Defeat.
A VERY CLEAN CUT CONTEST.
Jcffrics Partisnns 30. Wild Over
the Result.-.Lanliy: Bob is
Philosophical.

NEW YORK, June 9.-James J. jeff
ries, another sturdy young giant, has
come out OF the west to whip champion
pugillsts. At the arena OF the Coney
Island Athletic Club tonight he defeat
ed Robert Fitzslmmons, worlds cham
pion In two clusses-middle-we and
heavyweight, In eleven rounds OF
whirlwind fighting. He: came to the
ring rank outsider and left 1t the ac-
knowledged master OF the man he de-
feated. He was never at any time In
serious danger and after the size UP In
the earlier rounds OF the contest, took
the lead. He had the Australian whip
ped from the ninth round. 1t was ac-
knowledged that Jeffries would have an
immense advantage in weight. height
and age, but the thousands who tipped
and backed his opponent to win were
sure that he was slow and that he
would In that respect. be absolutely at
the mercy OF the past master at the
science Of fighting that he was to meet.
He proved on the contrary, that he was
DO, ,os. A. -,
him down to unconscious defeat In q
fair fight.
..,o..,..
size. Less than year ago he appeared
In New York n great awkward ungain-
=. ~
..,., go "
~ h'rcui"'S Ara'S''io''.
They taught him nearly perfect de-
fense, improved his foot movement and
instructed him in the methods OF in
ficting punishment. The transition
since ne appeared last has been little
snort OF miraculous.
AT twenty-four he has defeated
Robert Fltzsimmons. Tom sharkey and
Peter jackson. and II he cares for HIM
sell ne VIII probably be able to success
fully DEFEND the title for many years.
The defeated man was just rs good
the plains or faraway Nevada he lower
ed the colors OF the then peerless Cor
bett. he was just as active. Just, as
clever, Just as tricky and Just as fenr.
40, y. pu'''s''i'ei''' nc Went u"'ni'ef-
'"s'' " '"S ueteu'' ile wis '''e ass!es
so'' e'e" Ut moments whe'i he was
oeou'"h anu a''s'eNus anu wien s'u'i-
'eu " e"e oio"s 'ie feeeiseu' ne 'eet-
GU ''s''''e"'eis 'o"uiu III" oppo''e''''
e ""a "s"''''s an .i'e '-"ie anu pun
!s"eu 4't' oppo"e"'' ou' ioui'u MN
'''tei etl oppoNe''' '''ui ahs nc huo met
anu " u'''eu'' ii'd'' " is"'. 'e"i 'e'
4o"s''' = ON " cioie'''''s AIutuue' ''d'
'' .''' ~ eee a. -''i '." i'e"u
wv ''' ''ie" "us De"' uo'i' anu ms !et'
"'"' was eAeet'aea' ne NePs 'apo'"s
""as WIN .i'e 'eit anu iouhl ''o 'iou-
D'e !" i"i'uins II. II was 'he'e ''ia'
"'' 'u'e1'o' leaci 'o'u' i""t s't"'
arm served as L sort Oh hu'''a'l fefuef
u "aru OIL dahger. lic sho"ed IN eN-
cement ueie'isa anu 'he ability 10 use
Do''i hahus win skill. ne ls saiiic' 'oo'
'o' he never shFahh IRON ms pu'i's'l-
meh'' IL was u srea, hsh1 10 "atcn
una commenced ana ehded anna scenes
Vi INTENSE excitement
Very Dramatic.
II was all very dramatic. The men
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NEW YORK-Aususta Victoria, Ham
burg.
HAMBURG-Furet Bismarck, New
York
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1899-06-17

Colorado is leaving nothing undoDe
to keep SCRUB bulls off the ranges. Any
person who permits such a bull to run
at large in that State is found guilty oil
q misdeneanor.
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Animal Sense.

That animals have sense was clearly
demonstrated in Mason Valley last
Wednesday. On that evening James
West, a twelve-year oil lad, vent into a
field to drive his fathers COWS home.
One COW had a young calf and when the
boy approached she ran at him and
knocked him down. The COW started to
trample him and was joined by others OF
the herd and young West suffered q bad
fracture OF the thigh. This rendered
hin helpless and he lay on the ground
expecting to be trampled to death, when
an unexpected rescuer appeared. An
old COW fought her way to the young
man and drove the other animals off
The infuristed animals set up ouch a
believing that West's parents rushed
from the house to discover the cause of
the unsual CONJUNCTION and found the
old COW standin! guard over their son
and protecting his lille. The animals
were driven away and the how taken
home, whore u physician set the injured
leg. Had not the old cow come to the
rescue there is no doubt tina the young
lad would have been killed.
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BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as wei as women, and all feel
the results of loss of appetite, poisons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, l~istless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to J.. w. Gardner,
ldaville, Ind. He says: Electric Bit
tiers are just the thing for a mar when
he is all run down, and don't care
whether he lives or dies. 1t did more to
give me new strength and good appe-
tite than anything | could take | can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on life." Only 80 cents at C. w. Kin
ney & Co.'S Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed. 3
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Our Combination.

For the benefit OF our subscribers the
WADsmoRTH DISPATCH has made a com-
bination with the San Francisco Bulle-
tin by which both papers will be sent
by mail one year for $3.50, paid in ad-
vance. Both papers will be sent six
months for 1925, three months for $1.75,
or 20 cents per month by mail or carrier.
The Bulletin gives the full Associated
Press and leased wire news to subscrib-
ers throughout the county sixteen hours
ahead of the San Francisco morning
papers, and by this combination we have
mace the two papers cost . triie more
than the regular subscription prize OF
one. The only requirement is that sub
scrip,ions be paid in advance and there
will Ne no'deviation from this rula un-
less 4 elivered 10y carrier.
Try he combination for three months
and " are satisfied that Won will renew
at the expiration uf that time. Address,
with CASH,
WADswoKrH DisPATcI.
Na,lsworth. Nevada.
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The Negro baby, when it comes into
the world, presents a delicate pink COL
or the second day it is lilac; ten days
after ward it IL the color of tanned
leather and at ifteen days it is choco-
late color.
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know Of one concern in the land who
are not afraid to be generous to the
needy and suffering. The p%roprietors of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles OF
this great medicine; and have the salts.
faction of knowing it las absolutely
cured thousands Of hopeless cases.
Asthma. Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases OF the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured b, il. Call on G. W.
Kinney & Co., Druggists, and get a free
trial bottle. Regular size Soc and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed or price re-
funded. 3
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PrOSpectors and Experts.

The really intelligent and practical
miner seldom fools himself, though he
may purposed deceive somebody else
occasionally. When lie sees a mine he
compares it with some other mine he
has known which has been either good
or bad, and forms his opinion accord
lngly, being more often correct in his
conclusions than the scientific expert,
who must find things as the books say
they should be. He has emphatically
exploded the theory that gold in quartz
does not exist at considerable depth,
which theory has been maintained by
prominent biologists in opposition to
practical demonstration. Scientists
ave frequently been compelled to take
a back seat BY the man who yields the
pick and shovel.
Some yeas ago, when reports of gold
discoveries were received from Africa,
the British government sent a party OF
scientists the Rand to ex plore the coun-
try. They found nothing and proved
that there could not be anything there.
But the rocks OF which they built their
houses were found by prospeclors to
contain gold enough TO pay, so they pull
led down the houses and ground the ma
terial with considerable profit, much to
the disgust of the experts, who could
not recognize a good thing even when
they leaned up against it. Science and
practice form a desirable combination,
but the former alone finds many STUN
bling-blocks which the practical man
quite frequently surmounted in spite OF
contrary theories. -Miner-Index.
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Notice Of Dissolution Of Part
neShip.

The firm heretofore existing under the name
and style Of Hartman 4 jeffrey, doing business
In Churchill county Nevada, us farmers and
stoclsmen, Is this day dissolved by mutual CON
sent. All persons indebted TO the nr1n can set
tie with either member and all claims against
us will be settled by the firm.
Dated May IL, 1899. Els. HARTMAN
A. X. JEFFREY.
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Charles Hetzke, 35 years of age, a
miner working at the Modoc n,ine near
Victor, Colo, last Friday took IA stick of
giant powder to which he fixed a cap and
fuse. lie took the powder inv his right
hand and held the stick of giant close
under his left ear. The explosion which
followed blew off Hetzke's head almost
completely and shattered his shoulder
and left arm.
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Bad management keeps more people
in poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To he successful one must
ahead and plan ahead so that when a
favorable opportunity presents itself he
is ready 10 take advantage OF it. A little
forethought will always save much ex-
pense and valuable time. A prudent and
careful man will keep a bottle of Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Disrhoea
Remedy in the house, the shiftless fellow
will wait until necessity compels it and
then ruin his best horse going for a doc
tor aud fave'a big doctor hill to pay, be-
sides; one pays rs cents. the other 10 out
q hundred dollars and then wonders why
his neisl,bor is getting richer while he is
getting poorer. For sale by all druggists
and Lovslock Commercial Co. =
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Capital Paid H., 100000
Accounts of Banks, Coz porations and
Individuals received on favor
able terms.

We buy and sell exchange on New York,
Chicago, San Francisco, aud other points in the
United States; also on London, Paris, Berlin,
Genoa, Bellinzona, Copenhagen, Stockholm,
and other cities In Europe
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RED HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the ball that hit G. b. Steadman,
of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War,
1t caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. The Buck.
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons.
Corns, Skin Erupsions. Best Pile cure
on earth 25c a box. Cure guaranteed
Sold by G. w. Kinney & Co.'S Drug
Store.
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mightiest little thing
that ever was made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a silver-coated
globule OF health, that changes weak
ness into strength, listlessness into
into emery, b%rain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building up the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by e.
w. Kinney d Co.'s Drug Store. 3
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Notice to riu nrers.

| hereby Mostly all hunters not to
n -pass upon my premises. fhns,
Nlp4l 10 not te,d ms notice will be-
Or ,seeu.ed. 4. q. HERMAN.+