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AM WAREHOUSES.


RAISER & MORGAN 40G 40 Occidental av
Main IAu. rvu't storage. distributing houu
usrutlaui receipts accepted as collateral
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Potatoes OohhlnEl Native pats.
toes. iaikc PEI 10. California pa.a
toes, it5aiM per 20. heeta. 81 0of
per sack. carrots. per sack. ssaf sVe
ltsatr per 10. Etr#nK beans &c per 10
81 sHu - per sack pea. eHae. green
corn. itffaoc pei doE, eucumheru. suff
40. Tomatoes. So. California sweet
potatoes. l2.7s per loo lbs. bell pep
peru. 81 saa 80. native onions 81 90.
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Hay 0obbingl--PuBet sound, per
ton. EiHg. Eastern Washington tim
nthy. tlg neulf0g, alfalfa. &toH0ull 0a
oats tIabbjugl Fer ton, $1,000
BARLEY Steam rolled, $50. whole,
80
corn whole. t22to. cracked. t2a.
feed meal. per ton, &2300.
Feed Wheat. sci, oil cake. mead.
Sl2 90. midllings. S2loo@23 90; bran,
tlb 90. shorts. tl6o0ai7O 90. chopped
feed. tZo u00220o. dairy chopped feed,
giG 90
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zuNuE 4 EitLANp. Neslsr wharf. salt.
makers riEErra and ship chambers. man.
ufHrtuHers uf tents. tafpauhns, mlntuE
hose. canvas Of an widths
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ss,,er. ehss.s. Isga and p0uIlry

Butter-Hapeb i0Ui2r. fancy DAT
~. In squares. i2ulte. Washington
creBmerlea pound prints lSn@0e.
Eastern Town and Elgiu. g0a22c
Cheese Jobhiurl Native Wash.
lnEton. IlQi2c. Eastern. ilaI2c. Cal
ifornIn full cream. litac.
EREs 0ubbiug) Strictly fresh
ranch. eac.
Honey white comb. iidt5c, light
amber. i3Wi4a. amber. i2n &c
strained. 5i4HSe.
Poultry Spring chickens. g. 25a6,
frysta. 81 7Gu2 So. live turkeys. loo.
ducks. re-. goose. Zoe. 1.-Two weight.
Poultry spring chickens. 10. live
turkeys. tsc. ducks. i2o. geese. Toe;
live weight
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TAItoIts
4 ). ARMY GoOps.

THE PACIFIC Tauoung Co.-Best SIS. SIS
and 500 suits made in the city. nyeinK
cleaninH. repairing ia Third avenue.
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Wrestling Match.

An interesting wrestling match
vii take place al the JEFFERSON street
theatrr Tues lay. Aug e Doors open
p. begin = - sharp Han Adlar. 90
famous Turkish tcHfler. vii wreafic
lack o'Sr.i. champion - tho East
Tor so a side tie vii alaa wresilg
a sell known Seattle man
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Gambling In France IL said t. have
reached such proportions that the
has begun To study the
aue.tion seriously. IT ls estimated
that half II the suicides In Paris are
due to losses at the races.
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Fruits

Green Fruit OobhluEl Oranges
navrls. $500. lemons. sat. apples.
tluiJ0 per box. bananas. ts.JoG 800
per bunch. California black figr. 10
10 boxes. 81. 81. cartoons. 81 %. sweet
apHIr cider. 7og per Eaf. med sweets.
81 o.. Peaches. tous0r box. black
berries. g. 90. raapbvrrieH. s. 3
Der ease. currnntH. 81 n6ui 3. water
melons. 81 1pH2 %. musk melons 81 20
az On. cherries tou7sc. California
rrspes. 81 25ui -. pears. fiI5G2 90.
California plumH. esHp0e. native
pIums. G.. California nutmeg melons.
Il "a
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slWINg MaCnINrs,

NEW HOME seWing machines. BEST ana
cheapest machine made. sold on easy pay
meutS oUce next duor 60 postofiice
WHITE Is KING ot all scwing machines
Sold Us g. - NurIs. 1905 Second av. pto-
nrrr dealer ira sewing machines and sew
Iue machine supplies Tel. nun Cal.
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Most Prices

Fresh Meat 0obbIngD Cow beef
&c per H.. steer beef. 7iac per Id.
mutton. wcthcr, Sc per III. pork. 7hc
per 10, veal. large, Sc per 10, small.
l0c
Provisions OobblnE) large.
1she. hams. small. lie. breakfast ba-
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pANoIN0 AeADfMy.

II % uEfEw dentist sp,riaii.t In ero~r
anl bridge Safs a. hlr4s building.
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SIGNS ANb ltbt ~ NJ dbtk>
IA TNEH type aluminium ana enamel let
trra fer signs ard house numbers Ghas.
Mrstan, 3iO Nssier way. Tel Black iat2.
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ATiAs uye Waghs. r. Union strss, T.i.-
Eh"nT liun iaui. The oniy Erohcn Dye
heaas lH tUv city
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fiE riEaf NATlasAL nANK on
battle

iaii ~ Capital .. $50 on
General b4aH|rr f4I4#f.. fr.fsfs4
5afnHr - 10 ~ Ir fs,-sI't..,
afa4r. = 4sg N4.- i.+sslt.ss
lHH.'rf Taff..f .i'.-
hN.fsf ...#. ArefslaHt gatn.Ur
t.tHt Hn1 t#IeaIaHHla rgrhaugs l4sabse
Nt que -rHHlr-I cities = che Tinted
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iAStA

II l.HHf Haa uiaaa tired ecker ana
l,..fa lr-i . ii.s city. 400 Third Ave.
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Vol. the Assayer. si-ss Ronvcu biz
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tauE SALE 0oud. s room house snd i1fs:
GA cat iinr; hiuh amt sightiy. SIl1l
Hardin lnl7 first avenue.
SIZE Hanson befafo purchasing a Swing
machine. few Eaui sccund- hand ma
thiuVu fer sale reasonable. 2Ia CoiumblA
str.7~t. opposite post flee.
WANTEu='ra buy Ga gold and silver. H
uen~et mfr. jswelcr. . Hinckley block.
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RUPTURE cured without knife. pain or To-
af time. Room Al Holy block
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EnNCNB BON DFS. rel estate. loans ana
insurance private fanis, laa rates 40
-" iafs money furnished without delay.
ho"iaa J., 3 Dexter Horton Bank
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ItIt ~.

Rot Nnz-ra.- place q buy stoves. furn.-
taff. inTail1 FhairH. crtekefF. ptliqHa
e'iufarfs. barter chalrs. mlrfdfs pianos.
sFalhE ne HInFs. eterythInz and any
mrs ltaHin'a second han1 tiore. col
ani eHa fihe street
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aia. soto. sle. for sale - rent.
~ .aH tent aHi a y fllfH CO. Marion aAd
30 "stefH. To- Malu $3.50
ffat nAtE ~ HsHf-lrHts al sisss new and
~ 5HaHi 1ArEra invalid roller ehslrs.
= lhHtin. siefh rna Pike street.
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#l@A ~ 81 CiofHfs psassirs 20 h.~p "a
l.a ~ fhaue faf - 10 tysins
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fiNANtiAL noNtt 10 LoAs.

Hfsr and only Thorough aaneins sohaol n
90 day and evening IN a Columbia 90
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ii2 Yeslrr way Phone Hue sal
IArINr ATTORNEYS
BARNES a FEAKsE. 5a.75 starr BOYD bld
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MRS IN swAN-Tlrklph aud mcdirate,
baths, nervous ~catuesv chronic dtseas
es cured Tvadinrs "a Is Facinr blk
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HHh TIE iHtiBaG 60 HHHder. 20 bf LIZ
shsftras faHi ffHHkrr.. It Pile 90 '
90 aHi iHHtaai a. dealers Do piles. .oE
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BECAUSE THE HOUSEWIFE DIDN'T USE
SAPOLIO

do you know p. II Roberts co3ce1'
Il do not"
Did the answer over the telephone say
Brigham II. Roberts p ="
NO: simply n. II Roberts
rs there not a Bolivar Roberts in
Salt Lake city,
''Yes: bat 7 know Bolivar R7t,ertz'
voice a. any time. and q vas no, his
Mr. Roberts SAID be would la,er ak p
have this testimony stricken 09t ss f.
relevant AID not or personal kne~iesiEe
Rev. Dr. IltT. Mets0dlst missionary
~ Utah. testified that che general rsT.t-
.ztion as - the stains q Celia IB1a.s
Roberts vas tHat che was the pfursl
wife u Brigham n. Bef@rtz on cr7er-
examination pr. Roberts sought o. shss
that Or THg was hostile - fns II srna
-Hs witness zsasiar chaF ais hostility zas
Z, the polyea-so.sa gease ere q Eo-ran
ssn. Dr Ifn weat .aeo tae bfaa
ses4tures - ths contest az2last g5tFs
ehs T-tzh raassst 1ss1ogzz es-..s-s-4s ere
attitude q C;9verso- Hs1a A11 -He
81 20 .es- Faos~.rts d5ze1ssio7 ca gods ga-
Ig-. liz deu5ed t-s- fheTe had tee1 - .a-
fezssoaal wsfahe56lag ~ proeeesfsan tn
T-:aa. su order 20 Eet So @
81 ne east ard taas .acreae re rsatr.-
ausga1z sar sriss-ezsry zer1
Pev. r. ~ Nartl.. = Fsrez5Tt@~ 80 sata-
lssa- q Maaa Ttah. tesse1 ~ 81 @
rsostzsloa % ths p7lg zazeaz states -
Ce1a us5saa E1aerzs aaa 2larvaret r.
szsgz.-R as-ss touer3 B-.ssaA 81 aas-
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Nominated by the President.

Washington, Dec. 13.-The president to-
day sent these nominations TO the SEN
atG:
Treasury-William D. Bynum of 1ndi-
ana, to be general appraiser Of mer-
chandise; William H. Hoey, of Indiana,
to collector of customs for the district
of Arizona.
Interior-Major George w. H. Stuoch
of Colorado, to be agent for the Indians
of the Cheyenne and Arapahoe agency in
Oklahoma
Postmasters: Pennsylvania-Robert S.
Bowman, Berwick; Samuel G. Wilson,
Bridgeport; William H. Logan, Clifton
Heights; George D. Leonard. Newberry;
Lolita J. Kintner, Wyalusing.
Ohio-L. H. Smith, Aracanum; c. H.
Ashar, Carthage; r. S. King, Gloucester;
NeIlies y. Sheridan, Somerset; Edgar NJ
Kama, Vermillion: Lee Cassidy, Meriden-
Army: Genera. Oficers-CoIonels 10 De
brigadier generals-Edward r Kellogg.
Gilbert S. Carpenter, Edwin V. Sumner,
Thomas NJ. Anderson. Alexander c. II.
Pennington. Royal T. Frank, T. II. Car
penter, Samuel Oveushine, d. ". Burke,
William A. Kobbe. J. A Franklin Bell.
Colonel Alfred E. Bates. assistant pay
master general to be paymaster general
with rank Of brigadier general; Colonel
A. P Burlington, ordnance department,
to be chief OF ordnance. VITA rank OF
brigadier general
Also all the chiefs Of bureaus in the
navy department,
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COULD TRY THEFT ALL.


The following letter from Mr. II. 2
Stark. H22 Pine s., Scrs8tou. Pa. *
plains itself ans Vii be of interest 20
thousands who have suffered tAs tortures
% that common trouble. hemorrhoids or
piles.
Mr. Stark says: q seel II mr. duty =
write an unsolicited testimonial REGARDING
TIE Pyramid P5lc Cure Srce q Soy T
have suffered untold sroay from pies
have tried all available remedies. esa-
suited many physicians. SIT vs-hout h. p
OF even relief / sava seen employees a.
q drug cls-k t5r the past fsreen gears
consequently have been 81 p1sisIsu
where caal5 ~ al % ths rev ans cd
reme6sez s5r af.ez. bet IS before stated %
no await
"A55u; SIX seeks ago vas gain ssTs--
inz from my cid -ro2ole ard a. "a expert
rzeat trie4 me Pyramid PIE caTs and set
me SAY ;aat & gave instant rellss az5 !
an Eow Easilg c11e3- Z am sure szso
i1at tee cure S permanent
= shah zlwayE recommend ;ss PgTzzz.46
20 anyone ss1ersaz ffeEn arr fsrm -
pEes ard stall 81 = bat I rzn ie aSgz@ee
;he sale & 80 excellent rema-T. -
g-ed Il 2 sax
T-bs Pyramid F-ala Gre = the n1ss1 poP-
zIr and ~55s,T kno~E . azT EsmetT
ever offered FOR piles
Is = Ire z1ss popular hsesase & r. the
-ros- sslecessssuI II eaFsx eFerY fsru -
pses vsshssss pain 81 sessntign frsn aaaT
ee@z94ssga ara eanzzs1s - 0rz.s
coraine az airy FaSaeaoas a. fa5usza
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Let go or die. That's the alternative
Of the shipwrecked man with the money
bags. If there was only some one TO
throw him a life preserver, he might
save both life and money. Without
help 1t is let go or die. A great MANY
people have like alternative before
them. Business men come TO a point
where the doctor tells them that they
must let 60 or die Probably he adj
vlsed a sea voyage or mountain air.
There's an obstinate cough that won't be
shaken of. The lungs are weak and per
haps bleeding. There is emaciation and
other symptoms of disease, which if I'M
Ek1lltuily orimproperly treated terminate
In consumption.
Thousands of men and women in A like
condition have found complete healing
by the use Of DR.. Pierce's Golden AIedi
cal Discovery. II purifies the blood. It
carries OF from the system sll refuse and
poisonous matter. 1t gives the infected
organs the strength to throw of disease
was taken SICK and felt so STUPID could
haroIy 50 ABOUT, writes Miss Mary Eskew. Of
Given Jackson Co, v. Va. " I had srnothe-inq
spells went 10 cur best physiciaus ard then
ooctorcd nc all one summer 7 kept GROWING
worse and got 50 weak could hardly 60 atp5I,t
2 he two doctors 7 had said had lung trouble
had an awful cough aud one dav nv aunt t.,t5
me Of Ut Pierce : Golden Medical Discovery I
sent and got a bottle Of both kin6S-thc Golden
Me-iC-' Discovery and Favcrite Prostitution =
When had taken that IL heIu-i ms, 50 r-,-7,,t 7
sent and got more. ! have taken OF both uelii-
c1nes altogether. ten bottles Now nv lungs do
not hurt ne, and don't have any cough. am
stout ro'T and as well as ever IN NV life D."
Given away. The People's Common
Sense Medical Adviser Is sent free on re-
celPt OF stamps to pay expense Of mail
ing 0Ntg- The book contains 1908 pages
and 700 illustrations Send II one-ceut
stamps for the paper bound edition, or
81 stamps Tor the cloth bound Address
III. r. V. Pierce, Buffalo. y. Y.
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Confirmed by the senate.

Washington. Dec. I3--The senate today
confirmed the following nominations: ?,
& Hanna OF Ohio, consul general at Mon
terey. Mexico. William H. Heey, Indiana
collector Of customs for the district q
Arizona, Edwin c Madden q Michigan.
to be third assistant postmaster general
Observation-Disclosures 5. Hay o. New
Hampshire. at Pretoria; J G Long 4
Florida. at Cairo; : Beriins- o. New
York. Tenerine. c. /, r II. BaTt.err-an
OF Massachusetts, a. Malaga: n "
Brush % New York, At Niagara Falls.
Canada. J. Harmony q New YORK az
Corunna. Spain. 2. .. Hi Of N1unss-7,a.
az Amsterdam. J. X Carroll q MARYLAND
ri Cadiz: H. : Morris q AjehigzH- ~
Windsor. Ont, Jay White Of Michigan, a.
Hanover. Germany
P1.strnasters. Oklahoma-E- = Jsne.
Edmood. 3 Sfckilley. kiug1sher1 7. J
Palmer. Me1:ord. r Brett. woodward
Ais3 several csnzus supervisors II ne
several states
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which might prejudice favorable action
on free homes and statehood

1t is quite probable that F. W. Zook,
the Winfield young man who is trying 10
secure a position as officer in the regu-
lar army, win have his ambition gratified
At the request of Senator Baker, the
president has issued an order TO the Sec
rotary of war tnstrueting him to enlist
the boy in the Forty-fourth volunteers,
and the Kansas delegation has Joined in
a letter to Colonel McCiearned OF that
regiment asking his promotion to an Of
ficer at the earliest practicable moment,
and calling attention to the boys rec
ord in the Twentieth Kansas and to. the
presidents personal interest in the mat
ter. There was no vacancy either for
his appointment as an officer or his en-
listment as a private or the president
would have given him a place, hence the
necessity for the course taken.
R. H FAXON
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inquiry would bs confined . matters -
fecinE Mr. Roberts. ard ne broad osid
- general cou1it,gns a. CtAh you'd not
- entered a. present
At Z o'clock he csnlusttss ven into
executive esssi1a. prior % adjqurnlHz s1r
the day
u the course = ~ hesrsuz Mr Tzy-
ler STATED 20 Roberts that to- iaeer-s
demurrer had been aTerrsiisd, a. glass-
ti9na bsisK taken snt5 Consideration far
sa.err.ltalirn later
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PRAISE OF MAJOR WOODSON
Freely Extended by the Board OF In
dian COmmiS alonerS

Ell Reno, o. T., Dec. 13.-Major Wood
son has received the following letter
which explains itself:
Board of Indian Commissioners,
Washington, December 8, 1899.
My Dear Major Woodson-Your letter
of the 18th ultimo was duly received and
I have today seen the commissioner, who
informs me that your resignation will be
accepted, and further, as you will be
glad to learn, that a good army officer
will be assigned to succeed you. The
commissioner expressed much approval of
the great, good work you have done for
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe Indians and
you know that I fully agree with him.
Let US hope that your successor viii
carry your measures and plans TO COM
pletion. Whatever your next service
shall be, you have my hearty good
wishes. Yours truly,
(Signed) E. WHITTLESEY.
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Ycoman coavie.ea al Tepeka

Topeka kan. Dee ISs-Ehe 1arE 5oo2F
brought in q verdict e guilty y Eaaa-
slaughter En- the thlrd degree against :
Z Yoenan. who IN fusarr=s last 5asT
shot ans Killed David Jackson
London Dsc. u-Eo-S salisbury r.
srzzsei BIS dlalCzR<sc receptions today
Cnite1 States Az hssssaSor Cfsazts- ssz49zg
ctheTs called sznau The nzszseE.
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New Pass in Rocky Mountains.

After numerous hairbreadth escapes
and many thrilling adventures, a party
OF explorers in the Rocky Mountains
stumbled onto pass where they had be-
lieved it impossible for none to exist. In
a ike manner, people who have believed
dyspepsia incurable are astonished to find
that there is way to health. Hostetters
Stomach Bitters used faithfully makes
the digestion strong, the bowels regular.
the liver active Try it.
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CA g ~ - x - -.
Bears the n iiS hNu Yo9 Rave Arrays b9ggb
signature os MxNZzzezSlk
INDIAN TERRlTORY'S CAPITAL
Thrifty Kansan is Betting Town
Boom 1t VIII be Omulgee.
Washington, December 8, 1899

Fort Scott, Kan, Dec. 13.-Charles
Douglass, who has considerable influence
in the Creek and othehr nations in the
Indian Territory and who is in close
touch with the Dawes commission, will
leave tonight for Okmulgee, 1. T., where
he has large land interests and where
he will lay off an addition to that town.
He will be accompanied by ]. II. Grain
and w c. Perry Of Kansas City. Okmui-
gee is a small Iidian town with 800 In
habitants. 1t is the present capital of the
Creek nation, and is in thhe center of the
five civilized tribes, thhe Creeks, Chero-
KEGS Seminoles, Chickasaws and Chero-
KEGS. Owing to this geographical loca-
ton Mr.. Douglass believes if thhe ma
tions are ever combined and taken into
the union Okmulgee will be the capital.
The town is situated in valley and sur
rounded by fine agricultural land and is
on the Deep Ford river, a fine flowing
stream.
TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Qunine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money If it fails
to cure. E. w. Groves signature is on
each box. 25c.
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M rooIED mn suRoEoNs

Al asc,grs ta.8 Eeescs Hzz5i-s9a. Il
wee. Je1srron. O.. after Faaerias
eighteen psas as frem Eretas F7ats-a. -
esd 8ls .1-es7 Hanslg sp.Hrafl9n wsa
ptrs5ruea. RS be- cures s.Hsse.f 9Th Gys
ssras n B3es.a's Af1.eA Save. tts
sarezi sic cs-s - sasth. sa1 tn asst
sslFe IS ere Reris = cesis q ser So
~ o. Cehr@rx H-agx.sE
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TO CURE LA GRIPPE IN TWO DAYS
Anti.Trust Confereuce Called

Chicago, Dec. 13.-The executive COM
mittee in charge of arrangements for the
proposed antitrust conference tonight is
sued an address calling the conference to
meet in Chicago on the anniversary of
the birthday of Abraham Lincoln, Feb
ruary r., 1900.
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Resolve slowly, act swiftly" Take
Hoods Sarsaparilla and you will not
make any mistake.
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Nebraska ranchman recently sent East crafty
ing piece of news in letter to his son. who New York
State agent the Delaware & Hudson Canal Co.,
Northern R. R. Department While on a visit to my
father last May explains the son. gave him package
of Rpans Tabules with which | am always supplied
He had been for long time afflicted with dyspepsia due
doubt the exposure and irregularities necesstated
by his business The Tabules seemed relieve him. and
my return East sent him dozen packages. He
writes that he has ordered more and that for the first
time in five years able and sleep naturally and
we'll He is enthusiastic in praise Of the Tabules"
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-14

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-14

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-14

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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-14

United States Marshal H. c. Thompson
Of Oklahoma has arrived here and will
spend some time in the city. Mr.. Kneis-
ley, a clerk in the Guthrie land Office
is. also in town.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-14

The district attorneyship is still a mat
ter largely of speculation. Mr.. Speed
has arrived in Washington, and is act
lively at work in his own behalf 1t is
believed here that the matter viii be
settled this week.
Tazewell Republican. [volume] (Tazewell, Va.) 1892-1919, 1899-09-28
RARE INDIAN SOUVENIRS.
Typical War Dances Recorded by the
Photograph for Government
Exhibits.

The government chronological bureau
has gone to extraordinary pains to pre-
serve a complete record Of the vanish
ing Indian races" says an employe OF
the interior department at Washing
ton recently.
Take the Apaches, for instance, In
addition to an enormous collection OF
costumes, weapons, implements, dec
orations and all the articles used in
their daily life, the bureau has lately
added two souvenirs of unique interest.
About a year ago several agents were
sent to one of the western reserva-
tons and took a Photographic record
OF number of typical war dances. The
instrument was operated by a chemical
battery weighing over 100 pounds. aud
recorded not only the Giants, bot the
EXPLANATIONS of the spectators, and
even the thudding of feet.
Last spring the same dances were
repeated in front of a vitascope photo
graphing machine, and years after the
last Apache had gone to the happy
hunting grounds the ancient ceremony
may be seen and heard exactly as 1t
was. The general public knows very
little about the chronological museum,
but it is one of the most interesting in
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