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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
SIR REDvEns MULLER.

General Redvcm Butler. who has
charge OF the South African campaign
against the Beers 10 about sixty years
old, tie 10 said To be one OF the most
prominent Of the British generals.
He has served his country IN numor-
Gus wars with savage tribeo. and won
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

A recent estimate NJ the worlds
wheat crop places the total at 2t9G mill
lion bushels, compared with g.Ssg million
bushels In 1895 falling on OF 800 mil.
lion bushels There are liberal sup
picsit Is said, of bread stun aosumulat-
cd az the grain ccntors OF the world. but
tho prices are little higher now than
az this time last year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Ncw jersey and Delaware may con-
tiuuc Co maintain all kinds uf legal
trust factories but their Illicit products
can d. driven out nf every other State
lu the Union, " proper legislation o.
enacted, and In this manner these un-
holy combinations uf capital can De
compelled 90 go out ~ business strin-
gent state logl4lntiuu o., therefore.
necessary, ana mo- time should be- lost
ln cuurtlur n. tuuErHHa can only runs
der assistance By revised tarin and In
torHtuto traffic laws
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Manufacturing the frequent repet-
ton iu the London dispatches. OF the
'Had havoc caused by artillery shells"
among he Beers. the actual ngures q
The losses show that on tho battlefield
the killed ana wounded foot up 90 about
thc Same on each side, and the party
which loses the greater number on pr.s-
oncra Is the one that bears tho heaviest
loss In total.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Aguinniio De- waiting Co see whether
Congress win givc him his own WY In
the Philippines or not, Under the re-
port N tho Philippines commission, the
rebel leader would do better not to
waste time In waiting. There win be no
recognition u bis government by tho
American Congress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03
NOW READY.

lenson's Church Chronology. a enron.
illogical history % tho Church from
new type throughout In any ntyle
OF binding desired. Prices. si.l Is. mo
a t2.00 The funds derived from the
sale OF the book viii be used for the
erection o. new Lntter-day saints
Historian'a office In this city. For sale
NJ THE DEsERET NEWS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Jenaon's Church Chronology. ohron.
1905 10 the close Of 1893. Printed in
new type throughout Ia any style
OF binding desired. prieea. ti.25, 81 30
and 1900 The funds derived from In
sale Of the book will be used for the
erection Of now I.atter-dny Saints
Hlhtorian's ONCE IN this city. For aala
a. THE DEsEHEr NEWS,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Congress win be In session In about
a month and for a time the country
will not care much whether or not
school keeps anywhere else. There Will
be sufficient worry at home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

The Dis bruIser battle between Jof-
frl,l und shnrkcy, tonight. viii claim
goat attention from the American pub
llc tomorrow The prominence given In
the public mind 20 those brulscr con-
tcsts 10 due largely 90 tho display &C
corded thcm By the newspapers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Gen. Joubcrt IL said TO have written
to Con. white, ohiccting 10 the usc o.
lyddltv Ia the war. The noor CONE
mandor probably 10 without a supply
u the explosive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

It h. reported In the dispatches today
that the beers are sick OF nghtlng.
Somehow their actual warfare displayn
no anacIll debility.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Water has no necessary connection
with politics. Il would take a srcat
deal Of 1t to purify some kinds Of poll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-03

Don't be- led 20 believe that nuid from
o hornyard puddle 10 water from a
clear creek.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Travelling Representive.
Gard of Thanks.

With sense Of deep gratitude to the
many kind friends who 30 promptly re.
sponded't to the appeal made for volun.
teers to aid in the finding OF and safe re-
turn OF my son Clarence, lost Tuesday
afternoon on Pecks Flats, Vermiljion
district, | extend them heartfelt thanks
trusting that If they should ever be
placed in similar position thatany appeal
made by them will be as promptly re-
sponded TO- 1t would be impossible for
me To thank them Individually. To
Messrs. George Wilson and Leon Lynn |
am especiallyindcbted. Again thanking
one and all, remain, gratefully yours.
Mrs. William Harvey.
Central City. Colorado, July 6, 1899
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
the GLORIOUS FOURTH.
As the Day Was Observed BY Our Citizens
throughout the County.

That the glorious 4th Of July was we'll
spent and heartily enjoyed in Gilpin
county goes without saying. Black
Hawk celebrated on the Fourth by hav-
ing parade in the morning at 8 o'clock.
The sports lasted all day. Three entries
we're made in the single hand drilling
contest, John Correll winning with 113s
inches to his credit. In the double hand
contest five teams were entered. John
Ecker and John Karrell winning with a
tally of 2415 inches. In the wet test the
Black Hawk team won in q 81 seconds
the straightaway being won by the Citi-
zen's team in II seconds. The 100 yards
dash was won by John Krell in l115 sec
onds. w. 81. Cochrane won the fat mems
race, c. Z. Jenkins the hurdle race, and
VIM. Jones the donkey race. In the
evening there was fine display of fire.
works back of the Gillin mill. The days
festivities closed with grand ball in
the evening at Burlington & Cark's hall
which was largely attended. verything
passed off pleasantly.
Russell Gulch and Nevadaville not
having any celebration the citizens di-
vided up, some going to Idaho Springs
while others were visitors to Central,
Black Hawk and Denver.
At Apex there was a great time had
coasting over a bank of snow 500 feet in
length and from 10 to % feet in depth.
In the evening ball was given for the
benefit of the Pixies Peak band.
In this city there were two days of
festivities, opening on Tuesday morning
and closing last evening. The first day
the contests resulted in r. Mayor win
ming the donkey race, u. Walters first
and Tot McCallister second in the $50
feet foot race, John Floyd won the foot
race for youths under ten years, Alert
hose won the straightaway, time 213s
seconds. Costello and Floyd won the
three legged race, and E. A. Nichols the
handicap race. In the afternoon base
ball game between the Denver High
Schools and the Gilpins resulted in n
victory for the visitors by score Of 10
to 8. In the evening number OF dis
plays were had throughout the city by
private parties.
The second day the 100 yard foot race
was won by Tot McCallister, Frank
Schellinger won the wheelbarrow race,
Nj. Marshall the obstacle race, F. jack
son sack race, Tanglefoot team won the
wet test in 37sa seconds, Fred jackson
the egg and spoon race. In the ball
game the Gilpins played even by defeat
ing the visitors by a score OF % to 10.
Last evening ball was given at Armory
hall, which was largely attended and
much enjoyed.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
RUSSELL GuLcH.

Owen Hughes, who has been rusticat-
ing in Denver and other valley points,
returned last Thursday to escape the
heat
Mrs. Alex Klein and two children, who
have been visiting Mr.. Klein at Cripple
Creek, and with friends at Boulder, re-
turned last Friday.
Mesdames Henry P. Lowe ard An
thony of Denver were visitors at the To
peka mine on Saturday, coming up to
Black Hrwk on the morning train, and
were met at the depot by Foreman Sher-
man 7. Harris, with a conveyance. After
dining at Russell they took the afternoon
train for Denver.
DIED-In Russell Gulch, Colorado,
July l, 1899, of bronchitis, John, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Griffith, aged
2years and months.
The funeral occurred Monday after
noon. Interment was made in the Rus
sell Gulch cemetery.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
LOCAL TENS.

William Scholl-the Deacon-is in re-
ceipt Of letter from Mr.. Otto Sauer
dated Berlin, Germany, June 10, stating
that he arrived there in safety, and that
he is now under the care OF specialist,
who claims that he can effect a cure for
his ailment, but that it will require time
to do so.
The Colorado & Southern rail road have
received "a portion OF the stone from the
Fort Collins quarry, which is to be used
in the new depot to he used 10 be
erected in this city.
John Borst was treated to a coat OF
tar and feathers near Golden last Thurs
day night. Borst is married man, but
is separated from his wife, although not
divorced. 1t is said that he has been
paying attentions to young lady, which
some of his neighbors did not think the
proper thing.
Mountain parties are now hieing them
selves away to escape the heat in the
valley.
The wedding of Thomas Woodward
and Miss Nellie johnson of Idaho
Springs occurred yesterday.
Golden Transcript: Ernest Koch re-
Gently added a separator to his dairy
outfit, and is now turning out butter
that is as fine as can be msde. His pro-
duct meets with ready market and
brings top prices in Central.
Joe Krouse, of st. Joseph, Mo-, ar
r.ved last Saturday, and has taken a
position with Otto Goetze as upholsterer.
He is tirst-class workman.
Charley Hickox, of the Eclipse livery
stable, has received three e-seated stand
ard gauge launder, capable of comfort
ably seating nine persons. The front
wheels of the running gear is so ar.
ranged to turn square round, splendid
arrangement for mountain roads. 1t is
Just the kind of rig for fishing and picnic
excursions.
Small pines were in demand Monday
morning by saloon men and others, who
placed them in front of their places OF
business.
Matthew Andres is now sole proprietor
OF Andres Bros cigar factory, this city,
having purchased his brother Nick An
dres' interest in the same He manu-
features as fine cigar as any factory
in Colorado, and will be found an agree
able gentleman to do business with.
Patronize home industry. That's a
motto all should adopt. By SO doing
you keep your money in circulation at
home where it will do the most good.
The Denver Republican OF Tuesday
says that Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Axtell, of
Central City, arrived Monday afternoon,
registering at the Markham. Their son
10 years old accompanied them. The
father and mother went shopping, and
the youngster left to roam for himself.
He got lost, aud up to o'clock that
evening the police had not succeeded in
locating him.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Died,


At the residence of Mrs. Elizabeth Clais
on Lawrence street, Central City,
Colorado, Sunday. July 2, 1899, OF
typhoid and other complications,
Henry Westenvelt, aged % years.
Deceased came to Colorado about nine
months ago from North Washington,
Ohio. Since arriving here he has been
in the employ OF Mr.. Sam w. Miller, at
the Cashier stamp mill. He was taken
sick two weeks ago. Although he had
the best OF medical attendance, the dis.
ease had too firm hold on his system.
He leaves two brothers, Frederick and
Elias, who were with him through his
sickness and death. He was member
OF Black Hawk Lodge No. 81, United
Moderns, as well as the Knights OF
Maccubees. in which orders he had an
insurance OF 81, 800, which policies are in
his mothers favor.
The body was embalmed and taken
from the residence of Mas. Clais Monday
forenoon 10 the lodge room OF the United
Moderns in Black Hawk. Tuesday
afternoon short services were held at
the hall, after which the body was
escorted to the Black Hawk depot and
placed aboard the afternoon train and
shipped to North Washington, Ohio, his
old home Both the United Moderns
and Knights of Maccabees were in at
tendance, as also a large number OF
friends
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
NIarrietl.

At st. James NJ. Il. parsonage in Central
City, Colorado, July 3, 1899, Rev. j. f.
Coffman, pastor, officiating, John w.
Nelson, of Perigo, and Miss Matte
Manson, OF Chicago.
The newly welded couple took the
afternoon passenger train for Denver,
where they will spend their honeymoon.
Returning here they will take up resi-
dence at Pcrigo.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06

Funeral designs OF every description
cut flowers for parties, balls, or wedding
bouquets and flowers OF every descrip.
tion for garden or house, furnished by
Cockburn, the florist, at the Postofiice
store.
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Kidney or Bladder Troubles.

II you suffer from kidney. bladder or URN.
urine; "Dr. Fcuncr's Kidney and Bsckachs
Cure" Is what you want Bed -wetting by
this powerful remedy. Testimonials are
dlsregarded. many people doubting tho hon:
eety OF sincerity OF them. We therefore avoid
giving any here. but viii furnish them on ap-
plicatiop to dealer whose name II given
ss Hclow. II not satisned sitter using cnS bot
Gilpin observer., 1899-07-06
Special Announcement.

During the past 10 days we have had
very gratifying success in our special
sale of Fine Pianos and have decided to
remain in Central until the 2lst OF this
month. We had to duplicate the entire
stock, and will have the balance of our
stock on exhibition by Friday afternoon.
1t is our rule to sell only the highest
grade of instruments and as evidence Of
that fact we are pleased to refer you to
a few OF our Central City customers.
The following have bought and are
using our pianos
q, NJ. Laird, T. II. Potter,
G. G. Hickox. Robert C. johnson.
John Leahy Mrs. Jennie French.
Ezra Watson. Herrick Mcleod
w. P. Retallack Frank Teats.
Mrs. 7. Davidson. Peter McFarlane.
Geo. P.iB!air. Mrs. Lizzie Andrews
Richard Williams. Mrs. Kate FIoyd.
James Sullivan. Michal Lewis
John Loughran. Public High School.
Chas. +. Phillips. Mrs. A. Trenoweth.
j. NJ. Angove. Joseph Thompson.
Margaret l.. Rank.
Black Hawk
Kate l.. Robiusol. c. X. Niccum.
John Key. John H. Powers.
Sarah Schatfe-. May Backus.
and many others.
Call as early as possible, and see the
complete line and il you are in the mar.
ket for a fine piano we feel sure you
will appreciate these instruments.
Our prices are reasonable and our
terms made to suit you.
The Monteluis Piano Co. The Oldest
and largest piano house in the west.
II. II. STANTON,
Travelling Renrpsaniiva
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NEGRO WHIPPED. PUNISHMENT METED OUT TO A NEGRO
 BRUTE.
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
Citizens Were Dissatisfied With the Fine That Was Im-
 posed.

Hope, March 1.-Morris Christo- pher, the negro arrested here Mon. day afternoon charged with having committed an outrageous crime on young white woman of this city, was taken from jail last night by citizens and terribly whipped. The negro confessed his crime and his punishment, which Ewas severe in the extreme, is regarded as just.
 The citizens who punished the culprit were orderly and did their work very quietly.
 Morris Christopher was a colored drayman about F years old, His crime was a peculiarly atrocious and revolting one and was different from any case on record.
 Christopher was arrested on Mon day afternoon and on Tuesday was tried and fined $150 for his offense. The citizens were not satisfied with this punishment and last night took the law into their own hands.
 The report that an attempt was made Monday night to burn the negro at the stake was erroneous.
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A BURGLARY
Mccain Grocery Go. This Time the
 Victims.

Some time last night the store of Mccain Grocery Company, on Main and Fourth, was entered by mlscre- ants, an entrance being effected through the side door,
 The burglars deprived the cash dl aver of it's contents, about $150, and some bread tickets, and went on their way unmolested. Nothing else than the things mentioned was talk en.
 Evidently the entrance was effect ed by means of q pen knife; an aper- ture being cut in the door sufficient for the latch to be easily operated. The job must have taken two hours and it is surprising that this part of the city should have been free of passersby or watchmen for so long a time. It is thought the robbers are a gang of young boys about town.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Met Last Night and Appointed
 Chairman of Committees.

The Merchants Exchange met ias t night at their regular meeting place, the membership being well repre- scented by the attendance Among other important business trarsact- : cd was the appointment of the fol- lowing as chufrmen of committees:
 Financt-W.J. Galbraith.
 Manufacturing Interests-A. Ale Laurin,
 Wholesale Iaterests-J. F. Hut.
 Retail lnterests-M. E. Stewart.
 Railways, Rivers and Highways Lawrence o. Knox,
 Reception and Entertainment-H. R. c. Foster.
 Agricultural laterests-Thomas Nj. Phillips,
 Advertising and Statfstics-J ohm s. Bell.
 Legislative-J. Y. Saunders.
 Arbitration-C. r. Robinson.
 Immigration-J. A. G.ep ent.
 Municipal AffaIrs-D. c. Bell.
 Secretary Johnson informed Graphic reporter that che Exchange was now in correspondence with several industrial enterprises which will add greatly to the city's i'm provement. In short time he will be in position to announce some thing more definite regarding these
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srs.tection for Gel mans.

lection for Ger mana.
 lington, March 2.-To carry Presidents promise relative protection of German resi- nd property in the Philip 9 cable dispatch has been Admiral Dewey and one to tis, instructing them on that published statement in cer- wspapers that the German ton included the extension
 Protection of the United over German interests in the
 group, it is said at the State bent, is erroneous. The Ger Ambassadors proposition
 onlY the Philippines. The bf Berlin imposes upon the reaty powers which under D governmen of Samoa the
 maintaining one or more Bs :here at intervals, and the Is to the treaty show that no what might be the nationali- e vessel tEat happens to be Ration, in the event of trou- was 10 protect the interests rec treaty powers, without nation.
 was the position taken by bturdevant, Of the British Porpoise, when he came to stance of the American Chief at Apia during the recent Rnces. He held that the equired him to protect any Iity.
 Herman cruiser Fake leaves by British or American war bat might happen to be there ra either the Porpoise or iladelphia would be under Mitigation to protect German and interests.
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,lnIs Is News, Indeed.

ThIs Is News, Indeed.
 |lon, March 2.-The Filipino |san Junta has received the eg dispatch from Manila, |ebruary 28:
 last encounters have been |ttIes. We now hold Pasig, $ and Guadalupe. Our north E has advanced to Tondo. The |san losses are far larger in |tFon than ours. We hold six l q American prisoners, who
 taken into the terior. Not bur people has surrendered government maintains it's |adence and will not yield.
 Filipino telegram from Cebu
 that the foreign residents ked the insurgents to with b order to avold a lombard
 The Filipinos have acceded, 2 that their action will be
 [ before the foreign eonsuls
 2 view of arranging an equi- |ettlement with the Ameri-
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Notice 10 Our Customerg.

Burks and Brinkley are not agents for the AmericaH- Excelsior Laundry Co. They are shipping their laundry to Little Rock. Our customers would do us a favor by giving their laundry to our wagons. 132 Americana Excelsior Laundry Co
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ACTIVE. oeAN AND MALABON BEING STRONGLY
 FORTIFIED. |DS FOR GERMANS. Il Dewey and General Otis Informed of the Agree
 ment.
FOR GERMANS.

Ela< March 1-The rebels are etige at Caloocan and Mala- |rhey evidently intend to
 battery in front of the Dn church, destroyed by the the United States monitor ooek on February 27. They seen throwing up earthworks Is and epaulements.
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Mir. and Mrs. F. A. Jarvis came up from Noble Lake Tuesday and will visit MT. Jas. Gould and family for several days.
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J. g. Gray. Atkins. Ark, writes: Have used Dr, Nj. A. Simmons Liver Medicine 20 years It cured me of sour stomach, liver troubles, la grippe and several bilious at tacks. l consider one dose superior to a25c package of Black Draught.
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l5th Inv of March. ls99.

offer and sell. to the highest and best bidder. on a credit of three months, subject to fhe confirmation of said court at the South front in Pine Blun Arkansas, between the hours of o'clock in the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon. the following described real estate situated in said county. to-wit: Tie Southeast quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 3l in Township South Range 3 West. SIDNEY c. WE'LL,
 Commissioner Pine Bluir, Ark. Feb i5, is99 wG5
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AFTERNOON BLAZE.
me of A4r. John Dellmon, ST., Destroyed Today.

re Department was called to
 and Texas streets this pn where MT. J. H. Dellmon's s as afiame. The fire started
 in a defective fue and was q by a passer by wLo d the family and their
 al of whom were down Rting dinner.
 be Department reached the be flames had spread too far hecked. The building was Rrge and was roofed with Loss is about $12OO. No ce on furniture. The building ired in Mills & Sons agency.
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MT. John Gibson broke his arm while removing household effects from his building which caught fire this mornlng.g
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Miss Julia Hammett left morning for Fairfield, where she will visit friends for several days.
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Mir John R. Fordyee returned yes terday from a business trip to St. Louis.
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Flushed cneeks throbbng temples, nausea lasstude, lost appetite, sailow complexion pitnples, blotches, are warnings. Take Dr M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
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Mr. Hugh Burlingame, of Warren is shaking hands with hiJ many Pine Bluff friends
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-04

Capt Amos Wilson, recently of the Second Arkansas regiment, was in our city Tuesday. He is enroute to his home at Redfeld.
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10th day of March, lS99
Commissioners sa1e.

By virtue of decree of the Jefferson Chancerv Court entered oa tst day of Febru ary 1899 in a cause pending therein between Maria liochstetter Kaufman and others, as plaintiffs and Philip Mccullough and others as defendants l will on
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No other medicine builds up and fortiaes the system against m1scarriages as well as Simmons squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
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Shorten the time Of feondnementstren mother and supp.y breast milk for child by using Simmons squaw Vine Wine or Tablets
Semi=weekly graphic., 1899-03-04

Rob Childbirth of it's Terrors and Minimize the Pain and Dangers Of Labor by using Sim mons squaw Vine Wine or Tablets.
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Mayor W. r. Campbell returned to his official duties at Redfeld, after attending to urgent business i'll this city.
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To restore the Clear Skin. the Bright Eye the Alert Gait and Sound Health. use Dr. M A. Simmons Liver Medicine.
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The curative properties, strength and effect of pr. NJ. A. Simmons Liver Medicine are al ways the same. It cannot be equalled.
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Mir. Wallace Douglass, of Douglass who has been spending several days in this city with friends, returEed to his home this morning.
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Senator Smith c. l. artin was out on our streets for q while this morn ing, after being confined to his home for several days with illness.
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Constipation of the bowels may be easily cured by a few doses of Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine