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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18
DANGER SIGNAL.

Remember that your kidneys act
as the cesspool NJ the human body.
into which all The impurities OF
the system are continually dumped
for publication, and when the kidneys
fail to properly preform their func-
tiOns It Is signal Of further cOMplica
tions. The liver becomes clOeged, the
blood is filled with uric acid poison,
the heart becomes involved, and
unless the proper remedy is applied,
your case will soon be beyond the
reach Of human skill. Smiths Sure
Kidney Cure will cure you In less
time and at less expense than any
other medicine In the world, and II
Is guaranteed. Price 50 cents pei
bottle. II you cannot obtain Il
from your druggist write direct 70 thu
com pany.
Price 50 cents. For sale at ]. N
Stewards, Moss Point and Scrantoi
Pharmacy. N2l-3m
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18
NOTICE.

Parties desiring sleeping car accom-
modatins for the cheap excursions to
Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati and
Louisville August Goth should order
same not later than August %. Tick.
cts On sale at Scranton Office.
J. II. SANTA CRUZ.
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Churches.

METBoDIsT-Rev. j. f. Carpenter. pastor
Preaching every Sunday. experimenting
every Wednesday evening.
pREsBYTERiAN-Rev. II. J. Cnmpsten. pas
Tor Preaching every sunday. Prayer-meet-
ting every Wednesday night.
Catholic church SUNDAY school every Sunday al
o:3O a. IN. Mass every second Sunday at 10 a. n
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18

The soothing and healing properties
OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, is to
pleasant taste and prompt to cure, have
made it, great fayorite with the
people everywhere. For sale by
McVea Young.s jul41y
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.
Two fine gentle cows. Apply to
JAS. A. KAUFMAN.

The De Jean s. Mitchell Co. are
still selling at greatly reduced prices
their entire stock OF summer wear to
make room for their customary large
fall stock. Call early and make your
selections.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18

James G. Blackwell has re-Opened
the Boss Livery Stable at Moss Point
near Hotel Randall. Fine teams can
be had at any hour OF the day or
night. Give him a trial.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18

Mr.. Stephen Taylor, of Catherine, Ala.
on his way to visit his brother, Deputy
Sheriff Ed. NJ. Taylor at Vancleave
stopped owe here a day or SO the guest
of Mr.. M. Beck and family.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18
PENSION NOTICE.

Blanks for pension applications at my
office. Those who who were on list last
year do not have to make new applica-
ton. F. II. LEWIS, Chancery Clerk.
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LAWN PARTY.

The Ladies Aid Society will give a
Lawn Party, on Tuesday next at the
residence of Capt. Fl. G. Uric for the
benefit of the Methodist church. All are
especially invited to attend.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18
MARRIED.

At Fountainebleau, Miss. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, on August
o, 1899 Mr.. GAINS BILBo and Miss DAISY
GEORGE, both of that place.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DIR. F. b. FERRtLt.
~~DENTIST,~

Moss Point, Miss. Office. opposite Stewards
drug store.
Extracting and Hlling teeth without pain.
Artificial teeth inserted immediately after
extraction. row and Bridge Work q spe-
cialty.
~ Work guaranteed, prices reasonable
patronage solicited.
July g, 1899. 24-0in
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18

We defy competition In the exeeu.
tiOn Of neat Job work.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Local Notices inserted under this head are
charged for at the rate OF ten cents per
line for each insertion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-02

reighhorheod ef 10 feet. which has been
run upon body 90 ore averaging from sa1
10 $50 a ton. and carrying mostly gold
II - said by the owners OK this property
that they have the largest dump OF good
ore taken from the tunnel % this property
while driving she same OF any mine in
Suchomisa county
This property. like "a goo3 many others
In silver creek has been kept back on &C
rount OF lack ~ transportation the prob
lem OF which ordinary mining men are VA
able - s0lves bat every indication now
poinss 10 the building OF a railroad from
fsssex ~ Gaiers. which viii open UP al.
IRE silver creek district and give IL trans
rortaitcn.
Tbs Mcnse Carlo company has iat a con-
tract for the driving OF Zoe feet more Of
tunnel. the work 70 Re commenced inside
Of ten days. This contract was taken BY
Mr.. Taagras. 81 this county. practical
mining man. Mr. Thomas. after inyesti-
xstsnK the properly. offered 20 drive the
10 feet ef Tunnel his 0vn expense and
take stock for tae same. whSca. we uG
aerstan3. Is tile agreement entered into to-
day.
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paralseied success. which she said was
due TO his consistent cultivation Of his
natural characteristics
In entire keeping with the genera! tenor
OF the essays was Miss Lucy KATHERINE
Donoghue's Grafton entitled ARTILLERY"
She iikened people TO various kinds Of
weapons In modern warfare. The old
fashioned musksts. she said attracted the
least attention. but. like the steady worker
ana humble ploddeT in life, they could al
ways be depended on for accomplishing
results. 'They are the kind Of people
said she. "of whom the world has few
but needs many The rifles. she said
were like men and women who are quick
and active. but ever ready TO kick. at
every passing circumstance. In the hiss.
ing. explosive bomb Miss Donoghue found
a counterpart in the ward politician, lfy-
Ing only for the moment as she said
Miss Dongohue did not close without an
apt reference to the yaIor OF the voiun-
teer soldiers on Cuban soil and in the
Philippines.
Democracy and Its Results- was the
entertaining theme or an Grafton By Vivian
Morgan Carkeek. delivered with the self
poise and assurance OF the accomplished
orator Democracy signifies the rule of
the people as distinguished from the rui.
Of the artstocracy." said Mr.. carkeek
speaking with much natural aptitude and
force. 1T exists only IN countries in
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purchased here. which will be sent In to
SILVER creek. and large force Of men will
commence extensive work upon the prog
srty q; once.
The gentlemen who have entered into
this enterprise are A. s. Taylor. OF the
Union Trust Company: c. d. Frat. cash.
Ter OF the Everett National bank: ]. f.
Heran. v. j. Pearse, OF Everett and c. &.
shepard. OF Seattle. These men are all
well known IN this community and no
doubt viii spend large amount Of money
ulon this property by the time snow
falls again.
The corporation Is unlike q great many
which are formed for the purpose Of sell
ing stock. AZ II Is merely formed for the
purpose OF self-9rotection. and your coFre-
sponus nj 10 cre0ibiy informed that no treas
ury stock is for sale. they have now
sufficient funds en- hand TO carry on the
development work. From all reports on
this property. IL certainly Is one OF the
best discoveries that has been made in this
county FOR long time. il there ever was
u better one The body Of ore carries gold
and silver. lead and copper, and the aver
age assays upoa the property have been
from SIS to $50.
The purchase price for this property lis
unknown. bat Mr.. Michaud sntimated
that he received a satisfactory price for
.ne same. Ii Is known that he has been
holding IL al coed. big, round figure, and
has had a number OF offers for IT,
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neHt was, cs course happy one. The
stery was much app1aucet.
-
SsVICTUKI sALI-TAMUs' eve who
are about 70 i've. salute your was
the title Of oae o. the bes: ora atoms OF the
evening. delivered by Donald Mcdonald.
son OF r. A. Mcdonald. speaker OF the
evening Possessed Of . good voice and
presence. young Mcdonald capava.ed his
audience by his vigor Of expression ana
manner Of delivery. He consrassed the
sayings OF the giaifators oS olden time
" cicero. we, who are about 20 die salute
you. t.Morsisrr SalufAn,us'-) 10 the
spirit t1at moved The graduating class Of
which ne was q member, exempuned In
the title q his address,. Patriotism and
love OF country breashed in every sentence
CT dis GRAFTON. Since the beginning OF
Time sc said, no nation has ever mount
ed TO such heights a. ourx No country
has ever had such magnificent oppor.unt-
lies. none has ever been blessed with such
mountain ranges, filled with precious mir
erals ard broad, fertile pra.ries made pro-
ds<ctive b. the hand Of man
From Bunker Hill 10 Santiago there Is
record Incompatible in al the annals az
history. We are threatened by no enemies
from without No nation dares to invade
our domain. Our enemies on the other
nand. are within, az il illustrated BY
the corruption in our legislative bodies and
municipalities. Men who are nominated
Tor Office serve frs; their faction. then
taeir party and lastly the nation II il
against the spoils sysiem-no& tia men
that would speak. It's evils are il:usfras.
ed by the fact that in one state a man
irembies between The United State. senate
and states prison. and In another one man
by his position az boss of lis party has
amasssd a splendid fortune and braxeuly
admits Il aADplause)
i do NOT deciaim against the Crokers
or the Qnays. 1t Ia the apathy OF the peo-
pie thas has resulted in these evils i. Is
FOR as-tae coming generatisn-so wipe out
tAese evils, and to remedy the imperfec-
tons in cur government Ours is the task
10 erect upon the founda tons laid by our
Revolutionary forefa:hers a stracrure that
VIII last I'll! Time shall have run ala
course" tApplaase.)
.
I the valedictory, Heroes OF Today"
Aks Hattie Mabel Talmadge spoke
OF the men behind the guns" Hobson.
she Declared. could not have made himself
a nero OF Worldwide fame without the as
sistancs OF the seven brave fellows who
heiped him sink the Merrimac In Santiago
naroor In quite an eloquent manner Miss
Tala,adge paid a tribute to the late Can't.
George II. Fortson. her reference 10 his
yaloT and bravery meeting with hearty ap-
plause Her remarks 10 her classmates
were couched In appropriate language.
- y
~ or the least enjoyable number on the
programme was the solo. For This
Ode koven}. by Miss Elizabeth Inglis. Dis.
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summation Of High School
Commencement.
es,LL,ANT PROGRAMME.
- nsnbers 81 the Class 81 Fer
C~parIbute Nanhees-
Large Audience Which
a>a the seattle Theater-AIl
=. s,eeehes Full Of Patrietfs@.

enRTY-FIvE graduates Of the Be-
H aStie High School faced an audi
euee that Allied every seat and
oecupaed every available foot OF
stxnding room la foyer and aisle
= the Seattle tneater last night.
~1rs I'VE rows Of seats on the
-. GA with budding womanhood and
1870 promising young manhood.
.sssnr this array Of bright young PEG.
~ 4 display Of flowers In artistic ar.
.,sssun, that can be found only In
s-sstrwson IT this season 81 the year.
~ A spsctacie calculated to awaken
- In the minds Of the older folk
-, cadence Of earlier and better days.
y nr.rsry and hopef uiness Of youth was
-.lsed In every sentence Of every speech
q e~ray on the programme. and per-
Es3ed even the class sorsg as we'll. No
L.isuist could have found satisfaction
ary une or place in the programme.
eshf Members OF the elaxs were per-
rod 70 contribute numbers TO the pro-
-. which was not unusually long,
Drtdeeing the occasion During the even
q shsep was manifest the keenest sort OF
Serost b. the audience which had re-
1870 until the last word had been spo-
. fAis itself was q testimonial to the
yssnGns and accomplishment OF the
Ia1safss-
4 enc after another Of the young men
- contributed TO the programme rem
Rrpd Grafton or essay. baskets of beaut,-
n sewers were passed over the foot.
EAu Or borne by ushers to the happy re-
|nteasA Carnations. La France roses,
|ufsf3 tulips, liiacs and other flowers
salnbuted their wealth OF beauty to the
|acs1tions
Neafty every one Of those who contrib
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which the people have reached the high
est state ~ cultivation II may 10 lie
pended upon TO serve In every crisis cf
the nation.
''Wh hen spanish Tyranny threatened the
people Of Portugal. ara that little nation
sen, on. an appeal 10 the great powers ef
Europe the democracy Of England
prompted that nation 81 interfere and
planted tire tag 81 the mother country
upon the hattlsmsass II f.'ssoa. Amer
lean democracy spoke when the FvRrt OF
the Antilles WAS erwhsinnsa hx the bTg:-
taitsy 81 her Spanish nppreEsors. And
BOW the ncrhing sun shines upon new
Jewel III Freea1Fsss ,lsa1em, tApDiaasef
Democracy has gixen this country is
great nlen wha might hav. eees ans0ug
By history aat Ger H. Democracy IN she
lives of tse people gave rs TIE volunteer
soldiers IN the conflict With SNaln The
people ~ this country are Eet swift - 80
20 wsv. lat when they Do engage in var.
the volunteer soldssry. knossng fcr What
Il Nss TO aghs. makes The best kifad ~
soldiers"
An en,ireiy unique feature of tae 30
Fr&nnsp ws> sne story tos4 ~ Mss
RvrthA rlssssr, following NJ. csrAssa, x
as entitled ~Ju<s "a TAcss and ASS sTi~
IDENTITY drawn frorn iesai sSsrce, aeca 'tss
ef :hs, native coior snA sisrTcantgnSs "a
a assh the incidents wvse east. The sfFo
81 SIRE story was Jack iSosasE. a'S5
ssh<scs ssss3ent ~noSe fAfAs- essco<zrseTSt
rraacsai gs1Fasultlas ana 800 gave 80 MS
coarse IN sees EartHns IN Alaska us
return a year Laser MAS pzgSsl SHED n tae
pagevS. AeA he WAS credited N3sn having
nssAe . fortune. waea be returned .~slist-
hess
gzVe AFFAIR stsh = bankers "a z<Atev.
& F~oE>eSaa 90 rasFria<e. The SstsF ~ pc
stsea, were all par - fsss~el- expsT.-
evss ~. Temptation ghem gase~. arr sssss
as As was aaa2x - fals letter e9Asse freza
his asas.ne partner IN tire Ni0144Se. ssD-
tstgtrr u WELCOME remittance I0Ss sa
Tsme 0xs <ass letter. Axsd tie Ss1o0a-
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BIG CRACKER TRUST
CONES 70 IN END.


Company one AZ the Seattle plants 20 have
been absorbed BY the trust. yesterday re-
ceived ielegraphic information from Wells.
Fargo Co.'S bank. cf San Francisco, that
the promoters Of the cracker combination
had failed TO make the principal payment.
as per the consolidation plan. This money
vas 10 have been deposited with Wells
Fargo not later than May Il. But not a
have been taken into the trust are 10 the
gcod many thousand dollars In the nature
Of option money advanced by the financial
spirits backing the combine. In ocdcns
and expenses incurred In organising tae
new company the promoters are out be-
tween t<e.oo and $1,000.
Yes. the deal has fallen through" Mr..
Burweil said last night when asked for
confirmation or denial OF the repoT:.
Those who were engineering the consoii-
da;ion failed 20 make their payments They
were 20 have deposited the money in Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.'S San Francisco bank nat
later than May 81. However. the cash was
not pat up. Having received no advice Of
the payment. we wired Wells Fargo today.
twenty -four hours after the expiration Of
the time, and got an answer saying the
cash was not there.
Further than this I know little or moth
Ing as 10 the failure Of the scheme. 1
did not think. however. that there was a
chance for is failure. Matters had pro-
gressed even 10 the corEplete organization
Of the new company and the promoters
paid considerable money TN options, or
sanitation. etc. The total, think. would
no. fall far h,.inu x5n 40
1t was proposed 10 take IN all the prin-
cipai cracker companies In the cities OF
Seattle. Tacoma. Portland. San Francisco
and Los Angeles, operating them az the
Pacific Coast Biscuit Company.
'of course il may be that the consolida-
ton plan viii be taken up again, but so
far as we know now the enterprise has
bean abandoned permanently"
The Pacific Coast Biscuit Company, II
was given on, at the time the negotiations
were supposed to have been definitely clos
ed. had set aside 10000 for enlargement
OF factories and extension of the bust
ness. The company was 10 have. had nine
trustees, six OF them residents Of the Pa
cific coast This contemplated coas, con-
troll Of the business.
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playing fresh. sweet vctce OF rare quail
ity aa3 power. Miss insits sang the rather
difficult number Nib r1eh taste and feel
ing as 90 quite charm her audience Re
sgssndlsg 10 the encore. she sang taking
ballad and was again called out.
The class sang. by Mss Ellen Quinn
care fuss before the address by Judge F
4 McDanaii. Director Patterson Of the
scl4oas board. presented the diplomas in an
sps speech. ant then the audience was dts
missed
Shirley Trvsn .'piea fer Eve" was ana
az tire most original 81 me ovssions Dur
ing SIS delivery Mr. Treen forgot some
fssstiona ~ n. Grafton. but. recovering
h.usssi CLOSED IN g9od form.
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KIDNEY AND BLADDER
TROUBLES PROMPTLY CURED.


Dr.. kisners Swamp Root tho wonder
fni new discovery IN medical science
fuinisS every wish In promptly curing
rheumatism and pain In the hack II
corresrts inability TO hold water and s<nld-
ing pain In passing e. or bad effects fob
lowing use OK liquor. wine or beer. and
being compelled TO 20 Often during the
day, ard 70 get up many times during the
night The mild and the extraordinary
effect OF swamp Root Ii sron realised IL
stands the highest for It's wonderful cures
n the most distressing cAses
II you need q medicine you should
have tae best Sold BY druggists in atty
cent ard ore dollar sizes. You may have
= sample bottle Of this wonderful new
discovery and q book that tells ali about
II. and Its great cures. both sent absolute
" fre~ by mail address DR. Kiimer 4
Co. BingAAmfon. N y. When writing
mention tha; you read this generous Offer
in the Seattle Daily Post-IateliiSeneer.
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aas seriously afflicted with cough
fsr several years and last tan had q
rsa~s severe cough than ever before
have s3srsa nsAHN remedies ~staeas rss
cvsvfng much relief. Assd being recon-
t.sssssstsgi 10 tyY A ts9tfss IF Cha f7sissrtaln
t74sssxh Remedy. hv friend. who. kzow-
tag az 80 - q poor wfssow, gave il 10 me.
trtesa e. sn8 with the fn9st gratifying
results The nrss bottle relieved me very
r-.ssh &nA tnq s1g0-sza bottle has aos,-
sntsfv cared syae. | aaye nos had as Ges6
N4aitA for ts@Estg FsaFs- ! 9tss sEfs GER
xlsatas4 wafnass solicitation. ssEspas la ass~
eyss~sa.snss 81 the gratitude felt fer THE
cssr~ effected Respectfully, Mrs Mary
\. Exayd. ClArensoget ARK. Fer oaio ~
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F'"i 10 tina programme referred, n, ans
ny or another 10 the deaf. ~ hnro,syp
IN" volunteer aad regular soldiers In
zee tate war with Spain or thA r,crs "a
Ess' conflict tn the Philippine. sa,ys.
% patriotism and love ~ ea,,nYr,. v-,a
eFtstaesi IN the yoaag evaie,s y..a,..
ssaisy. fiossss'n. Sampson ana 49,, -.
w. heroes were nentsonea. ard =. -
|sssrreace ~ The victories woY, on ,n.,. 49,,
"a 'amaaneas applause followed
- ~
I"hs myself. WAS the t.;ts - ~
nFst essay cn the programme. A.
|.ssssa by Miss Mshei s'hisbsyr Ths a.
A.s-'fshsas 81 the Individual Wa. urges h,-
quality much ~ ~ desired Shs
vs. " the individual charartaria,s.,.
- - u's'sasa'sise'i Washington Grant ard
ssavesh' ard coming down - ta..v .ssx
'ss srsas sgarsv N IRE spartss 49,
Nse dsNeienmsns q their cxr sss,.
| - e'~ers Miss CAlIhe-y xsrvihs.s an.
..Frsss Of al Ira s-vas n,S, - 49, $50. .ao
~ ssAsse ct Dewey sAa hrr, >, un..sss
H. Sis magnificent self ss,<S.sss.,,, -,
- eS.inpl'ea'sens following ~ ss..r 49,
- q IRE Spanish eess A, .>a,s., So
49, asr theme by nosmsinx >, bss -
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ANDY MICHAtD SELLS OFT.
ntsposes OF His silver Greek Prop
evty ut q Coed Figure.

Special Dispatch - the rast-Irfeilsgence
EVER Eft June THE AMY Mscnas2a
s,afnsn- praexYsy On Silver creek has
chaEGeA hands. The property sas par
CHASED ea.Fsghs hv q syndicate 81 gentle
ss7t = sn shss city wno have formed a cor.
rssraxlon whscA Is kn0wa as the Cooper
'aseg. Vi nsng Company. The Papers pass
~ bands to3ay ay wAScA Nj Aieaaui
sssssNfsfTs4 sss r9ines % re eerTpersticn-
\ large aassnut 81 Supplies = Dos Being
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I nton Men strike Over Reduced Pay
fer the Etght-HeaP Day

Special Disvsatch 20 .hs pcst-inselisz sncsr
SPOKANE IGr~ The new eight hour
cav lsw faF miners went into effect In
rrlfisA Cstmrsa.a to-day. with a ccrrs SPEND
ing reduction of wages from 81 - &c 50 ard
Is = ressls .sesg * sne ssnaeS miners ir ire
slSsan district refused 20 xe - work his
rsorninx ara ell nat Two 81 the ,-knes have
STAT DEAN
Nearly 81 q the miners ar7srI Nielsen
has~ aerefsse1 tire rsw scale. aret All me
ralnss iE gast district s-e Running As Exa~
81 No frsaasslA L. an.tg-.x,a ri.
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ATTEMPTED REscuER KILLED.
Tried Ia Aid Prisoners and nattled
Desperately With OfAcers.

LEADvILLE, Colo. June IAN at
frustrated by the vigilance Of tho officers.
who had been forewarned. A man sup
posed TO be ]. ". Breath. of San Bernar-
dino Cal. was seen in the darkness TO
scale a high fence about the jail. When
captured. he fought like a tiger, knock
ing down Deputy Sheriff Peter and se-
vcreiy inturing Under Sheriff Lachmere
by biting him In the cheek When LAch-
mere finany succeeded in drawing his re-
voiver he killed Breath. shooting him
through the heart
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MINING COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Ii Takes Over Some Old and Well
Developed silver Creek Claims.

Special Dispatch 10 the Pos,-Inieiligencer.
EVERETT. June l.-Prominent mining
men of this county have organised the
Monte Carlo Mining Company. and have
purchased three claims situated In the
SILVER creek district. Two OF these Claims
have been known for a good many years
as the Harvester and the Wcedpecker, and
were about the first locations ON Silver
creek. Considerable work has been done
on the claim lying nearest the creek The
amount OF tunnel work will reach in the
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DENVER, June John Carru;hers the
lafayette. Col. merchant. who Jumped
yesterday when mentally deranged, was
found wandering over the prairie by a
farmer His only injuries appear to be
severe bruises and a disIocated shoulder,
and be VIII probably recover.
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CHICAGO. June I--Appendicitis was the
subject OF discussion at today's meeting Of
the American Surgical Association DR.
NJ. II. Richardson OF Boeton, stated that
as q rule the appendix should be removed
II the diagnosis was made ~ the first hours
CT the attack. also that an operation was
advisable II the symptoms occurred after
an Improvement.
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