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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18

Ordera were received by the Sc
attic Land Office this morning to
throw open four important town
ships In the Olympic Forest reserve
The townships VIII be known as 20
n. west. 30 n. ~ west; ~ n, "a
west. n n. 10 west This mas refer
ence only To- settlers who were living
there before February 26, 1897, which
was prior To the making Of the forest
reserve. The opening goes into effect
today.
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A Kondker Buncoed Out of $4,000 in Dust.

hsytsy srouin app Of AstuneiK ondker
gold " lie ror@t % police
evdeu a hw h heel made he t sever lever nfn ftus
"a rI ri in o az he atY IN OF
schwartz arrive af n h a r
ausi muaa. ne.i lie a 4 % o gdd t e
Giving q tp q 10 % New Ys
sounds IA % tank Emerson ~ t pay u m ASA
n K
uornuTn bafnth ioast dra he
% = the
Emso staten tina hAd eye IN iuf te
" money Eu e. e Il
Finer seen With b man m 81 Ff Ia
i Fga IA ~ n 8 NIX iron
= Knew o. 81 c 81
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SEATTLE MINING STOCK
MARKET.

The following sales were made
Colorado @. n C.. / 900. Deer Trail
No 2, 1000. . $ NJ. & NJ Co. g5.
InHurgent, 1000. san Poll. go.
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NORTHWESTERN STOCKS

Al the North western Stock ct.
change today the following sale was
made 5. go Pacinc Coast Gold.
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t r t f o corpus i the ev c case a lh
a
be- a Re the g o w p to
tasr I'M ( q Is w % Ar m the owners o the l erv
wi lie y
uc % gu @ rec d q mi BON h vncr andD oie t agent IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-08-18

Albert V. Ross. FOR whom a bench
warrant WAS issued yesterday by
Judge Moore, was landed In jail to-
day.
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Steamship Runs Down a Fishing Smack.

The q Mort Paene rive from
% b
@ IS n o ron a
and h v - IS from IN N o / h w
m n i lI a q . L
n . nj 10
onof the nfun nmen r makw cut In two ande OF the
f rough m ~ t
- d e n
c
Il
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Enemies of Dreyfus Are Most Thor
oughIy Discounted.
THEIR CONSPIRACY is REVEALED
War Office Attempted BY All Means in Its
Power 10 Shield Eslerhazy and Sub
Stitute Dreyfus for Punishment

RENSEs, reported he has
been
the prlsoner makns arunksn
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Judge Jacobs this morning signed
a judgment In favor Of Rlchd. Pick
oring and against NJ, l. Hacr for
fl,6l0. and foreclosure OF mortgage.
Information was received at the
Quartormastcr's ofiicc today that
col Vessels and the last three trnopa
completing the organization Of the
Third cavalry now encamped at
woodland park. would arrive about
2 o'clock this afternoon. The troops
Will begin going aboad the transports
Sunday.
Three more descrtlons from the
United states naval station at Rrem-
grton wash, were reported at tho
police station today. Arthur Lam
SON. Albert CRrrow and Richard
Kemp are tho misslrA The govern
meut has offered n reward OF $50
for the return 81 the descrtcra.
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The arrested saong
a vtiainous looking Individual
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PARIS tsEsterhszy in writing Tor Mahn that he
can easily prove relations with He
aenlats Yesterday al Dreyfus trial
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12
Order OF Publication
STATE OF MISSOURI
Gnunrw pF Rafaz - &.

STATE OF MISSOURI =.
County ofBates,
In the circuit court Of Bates county, Missouri,
ia vacation, January 8, 1870, The State OF
Missouri at the relation and TO the use OF A 4
owen, ex-Ofncio collector OF the reyenus Of
til, vs.. Alice r Broaddus Thomas NJ Broad
dus, cholas Broaddus, Richard u Broad
Qua, Ioroy BroaddHs, Grace Broaddus and
william BrOaddus, defendants.
civil action for delinquent taxes.
Now at this day comes the plsiHtin herein by
r 3 attorney W . Jackson, and fles his petition
alleging among other things that defendants,
Alice r Broaddus, Tomas VI BrOaddus, Nicho-
las G BrOaddus, Richard ID Rroaddus LEROY
Broaddus, Grace BrOaGdus and william Load
WhereuPon tits ordered by the clerk in vacation
that said defendants be notified by publication
general nature Of which IL 20 enforce the lien OF
the state Of Missouri for the delinquent taxes
ing in the aggregate to the sum Of sII o.
including interest, costs, commission and
fees, upon the following described tracts N
land situated in Bates county Missouri. tolVit
The northeast quarter OF the southeast quarter
Of section nine o. in township forty-tvo f42J OF
aud that unless the said defendants herein nam
ed De and appear At this court At the next Jaae
court house in the city OF Butler In said conn
-, On the first tuesday after the second Mon
day IN June, $50, to-wit. the 18th day Of une
l-ss, next and on or before the third day Of said
term, or the term shall 20 long continue and II
not then before the Last day Of said term an
sTeF or plead to the petition in said cause the
same Will be taken as confessed and Jud gment
VIII De rendered accordingly.
nd be il rUr-oer o Iced that copv hs-eoF
Be DdOlsbec, AGO -Jt5~ % Law, the Ir-LrE
v s<T-- Tn -, =seAIy newspaper p-l4t-d
and ocb' shed \ Eates county, No, f9r fou
wee success yels, the last insertion % De 81
easE r. zen Cavs Ues0rs the first Cay OF the
next .erTn Of the June circuit cJur..
J. z. THTR3AS, C.-erft lex
TIE copy % the -eCo-d. witness
SEAL my hand and .Is sea- o. the c-s-CIg
cOHrt OF Bates cocnty. tins 9Th day OF
January, 1870 J r rfCRAAN
s-4t CircUit Clerk.
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shertr,s sale IN Partition

70. &c is hereby given, that under and ~
wee Of de- e. Do pa. t.tIDu ard order Of sale
mace By 80 -euit court o. Galway u. Mis-
sour, a. TIE rrggi1r December term. 1zys, d
said court % toe case Or Lula u JePARe and
Constant LePage. her husband, plaintiffs, yG.
Amanda y Eppers9B, defendant, and the au-
th1rIty Il me vested ~ as.d decree ard order
~ sale, . certified o0py 0r which wss delivered
~ me On L-s - DAY Of anusrv, 10, viii on
Ihursiay, FeyT1ary lF, l-y3,
DesFeen tFs hoo. s q nine ~ clock 10 lhe fore
noon snd i've clock p hn E'..rDgJu Of that
day a. Do eas. front door - .1~ court house,
~ re ~ Of sler, corD.y - bates and stats
q u hsDuT'. sell u Ia" nI -la-t ana best bidder
f0- cash % baad, tfs fJI.9a d. lfscrlbsd real
estate wing, being zar slfua.e BOZ tie county u
10 - s1l So " ssg.-., g. a.t.
Ine go. "a. 2 q .ys ~ sen H. block 10.
No p g.. ~ ID,
s-st $50" q W. Bates County, No.
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SETTLEMENT DOCKET.
Probate Cent. F.srua,y Term, 1899.
1st bay Feb. l3rh.

ffobAl" ehfI, fsbfua' Term, 1917.
LIST bay F,b. 13th.
Estates
lar DAY.
Clyde willis, r TygSrd Curator
IhOs GroVHr Donovan. = } IyEHrd Curator
ice BrachsHr. ~ TyEArd. J = CLARK, EIeo'u
Henry Schlichmsn. Lula SChllch man Admin
ESD DAY
Isaac Nafus IT al, A l. NAfua GAC
Geo Warnock. w - Atkrsuu Adnr
Alman2a Hensley. Geo Hsualey EKseutor,
Lsurine GroIshHrt. q Lsre q = u.
SAP DAY
JAsob Hines, Jas Crooks GAC.
a. Pilgrim. Jas A ~ gTi IN Admr
Henry Johsn niDEmEer. MartlH RApp aAC.
Ray hcCHlloch ct al. J Tygasd q 40.
4TH DAY
HarTv Adams Of oil, Martha AdamsaAa
Gland Feeder. Jas Al White curator.
Lester l. ChAstain. r n ChastEiu = sc.
Josie Prics. Gee Price CuraL.r.
srH DAY
Jam R %sylsnd whPPi' t r,s,6S
Anna COusts. Campbell Admir-
sylvester Nafus, John Geucb q G..
6Tu DAY.
John Schwerchsmer. l. Mcconnell & &C
James Blizzard 81 al. Jstse kliTzHrd q a e.
Andrew Meek. W l. OEg y & e.
Lydia Erszee. W ] Sheets Admr.
I'm DAY.
VIM G Stephenson. Joseph MsiTis Admr
4 l. hOeE-r. Augusta A Neeger Admrs
Filth Henson. X r Harver &, a T..
DsIDett AcPherson, J W SOlHnd q G.
6ru DAY
Della klEner, X Miller curator.
JOsaDh Hahn. JaasDh Scnmsudiag q &C.
VIM Meyers ct al. Joseph -cuneudinE . a Q.
Eugene eirsey ct al, q W Eiersey q &C.
9Tu DAY.
Mary J Field John n sulens Fxscutof
I " sciirss X J. scifres Adm
AlphFus q Nichols. Alkaline Nichols g. &C
Leroy Florence, Anna FlOrsRce EIeeutriI.
IOTH DAY.
Emma HoGier. Fred MosIsr CSC
Charles newman. Warnork Adm
WIN ld Frank j.owen. Wm I.pwsn AdmT.
Geo W Sickeis, Fred Cobb g &.
lIgH DAY
Travis Payne e a., DIV Brown &C
Mands Brsman. NJ NJ Greer q A q.
WIN Lswrn, Frank I.oWFn AGmr
ID Z Lee. Jack Hirni Admir-
I1rH DAY
Henry Beard. Ellis BEARD ADMIR-.
Z u lockwood, - BrsWu Admr
sarah suit, - v Brown Admr
Hiram johnson. oakley q J0hnson Exacuter.
Elizabeth valley. ID Broun Adnr
STATE OF MISSOURI
County Of Rates, s.
hereby certify the above and foregoing
20 be true and correct copy OF gettlemsnt
Docket for the term OF the Probate Csurt
&C I'M epcinE on the 18th dAy OF FsbTusry
le55- WitDesa nv hand and seal tbia the %
day ofJauuary 1879.
lIKALl WM Al DALTON.
S-% badge Of PEs6ats.
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irsuhciently nourished.

irsufhciently uourished. Improper. insult
fcieut nOurishnent Is starvation.
When a mans head aches II IS because
the tissues Of the brain do not receive
sufficient nourishrneut from the blood or re-
ceive impure and unhealthy nourishment-
means that the blood Is not properly noun
ishing the nerves. When his skin breaks
out with blOtChes and pimples and erup-
tons, II means that the skin Is being fed
upon the impurities of the blood Almost
every known disease is primarily due to
improper uouTishueut through the blood
which Is the life stream Or. PierCe's
Golden Medica. Discovery Is the greatest
of all blood makers and purifiers. II gives
edge to the appetite. corIects all disorders
of the digestion, makes the assimilation Of
the fe-giving elements Of the food per
feet, invigorates the liver. promotes secre-
ton and eXcretion, and vitalizes the whole
body. It makes firm, muscular flesh but
does not make COrpulent people more cor
pulent. It cures % per cent. OF all cases
of lingering coughs, bronchial. throat and
kindred affections, which. If neglected.
lead up TO consumption. Il i the best Of
all nerve toniCs and restOratives. Kept by
all medicine dealers.
- was taken i'll in February. 1852. with head
ache and pain IN my back writes II. Gaddis
Esq, of sI5 South J Street. Tacoma. Wash.
called in doctor and he came three times He
said was bilious but kept getting worse I
being propped up in bed. Ny lungs hurt me,
and got so poor that was just skin and bone
thought was going o die. I used two bottles
of DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and il
made me sound and well. 1t saved my life.
No remedy relieves constipation so
quickly and effectively as Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets. They never gTiDe-
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12
CODE REVISION WORK.

Hous. and Senate Adopt Resolutions
Other Measures introduced.
Jefferson City. Mo, Jan 6.-The
most important business transacted
by the House to-day was tbs con
sideratioa of the proposed revision
of the statutee The resolution in
trouced by Mr.. Bohart, If Clinton,
yesterday, provided for the appoint
ment of com nittes of fifteen to
consider plan OF revision, was
adopted, and the following commit
tee, consisting of members selected
from each congressional district,
was appointed by the speaker:
First d strict, Web NJ. Ruby, of
Macon; Pad, DR.. A. g. Pettiiohn, of
Linn; 3rd, ". ID. Hamilton, of
Davies; 4,h, Samuel O'Fallon, of
Holt; 5th, John NJ. Dleary, of Jack
son; 9th, G. B. Ellis, of Bates; 7tb,
Matt Z. Hall, of Saline; Sth, W. S
Pope, OF Cole; 9th. A. H. Harrison.
of era wford; 10th, G A. Smith, of
st. Louis; 1Ilh, g. p. Burleigh, of
st. Louis; 18th, p T. Barrett, of st.
Louie: 18th, p H Huck, Of Ste
Gensvieve: 14th. J. G.. McClaren. of
Ripley; 10Th, W. J R1tledge, of
Lawrence
The committee met this after
noon and appointed a subcommit-
tee to present a plan for revising
the statutes Monday evening. Mem
bsrs o! the house were invited to
submit a plan of procedure in
writing any time before Tuesday
evening The general committee on
plan of revision is instructed to re
port to tt house not later than
Wednesday. 1t is the general opin
ion tonight that the work of reyi
sion will be assigned to the regular
standing com mittees, and that they
will in turn report to a standing re-
vision committee, which will report
back to the house.
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Killed by a Bursting Saw.

st. Joseph, Mo-, Jan. 9.-Nss,
Hiawatha, Kan st noon to-day Ban
ner Walters, aged q years, was in
stsntly killed by the bursting Of 9
large circular saw in his fathers saw
mill in which he was working. A
large piece of the saw entered the
young man IS side near the heart and
cut fearful cash. His father, Cy-
rus Walters, Was in ST. Joseph with
shipment of live stock when the
acciden. occurred. He was notified
by telegraph.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

State Senator Hanna, of Kansas,
made grand stand play last week,
when his constituents criticised his
vote on the railroad bill, and placed
his resignation in the hands OF the
secretary of his senatorial commit
tee, with an expressed determination
10 abide by the decision of the
committee. Much to his surprise
and CONSERVATION the committee
lost no time in accepting his resigna-
ton and forwarding it to Governor
Esedy. Senator Hanna, as any good
republican would do, telegraphed
the Governor Withdrawing his resig-
nation. But Leedy accepted it and
now Hanna is kicking himself.
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To Jsin 6ilIett.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 5.-Mrs.
Grant Gillett, wife OF the missing
Woodblne, Kan, cattle plunger, was
N Kansas City yesterday.
1t is supposed that she was en-
route to join her husband, but she
could not be located, and it is sup
posed that she departed south On
one Of the night trains.
Mrs. Gillett spent two days in Abb
lsns shopping just before she de.
parted. and took a great quantity OF
baggage with her indicating that
she expected her stay to be long
enc.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12
MISSOURI At OMAHA.
:. M.Steuett, President OF the hss9.r.
State Commission, Makes HIS Re
port 10 the Governor,

~ ~ At'~ NN'N'f'Ntf
T. NJ. Sterrstt, president and
executive director Of the Missoui
State Commission to the Trans Mis-
sissippi and Internatiopal Exposition
st Onahs, has made his report to
Gov. Stephens declaring the esu.ts
Of Missouri's exhibits ut that expo
sition. 1t rebounds greatly 10 the
credit of the State, tells how and by
what mssus funds were raised 10
carry on the WORK, and enumerates
the awards and prizes won by Mis-
souri's exhibits. 4 summary OF the
awards in the report showed that
169 medals A.d eighty medals of
honorable msntIon had been Ieceiv
ed. In the report, Mr.. Sterrett SAYS:
I'VE procured more than twice as
many awards in Omaha as We did in
Chicago. They were as difficult to
obtain in Omaha as they were in
Chicago. We procured as many
awards as our eastern, northern and
western neighbors combined, al
though Illinois had a Legislative
appropriation OF forty five Thousand
dollars (S45,0OO). Iowa thirty. five
thousand dollars 1885, O0O), and
Kansas a railroad aud other appro
priation of thirty thousand dollars
(s3O,O0O).
The msdals of the Worlds Fair
have not all vet been distributed
We carried most OF our Omaha
medals and diplomas out Of the
grounds on our back, on November
5, 1898. They are now being in
scribsd, and will be ready for distri
button throughout the State within
one month of the close of the expo
sition. We were the fret State to
secure our awards. Many OF the
states will be fortunate under their
to obtain theirs during |
the year. Under an arrangement |
with President j. II. Jesse of the
State University, all of our Missouri |
awards will be placed in
the State Historical Society of Mis-
s surf in the academic hall, in trust.
1t seems to me as if soma legislative
should create a trophy
room in which to officially deposit
such and similar evidence of our
enterprise and greatness as a State"
Some OF the members of the COM
made personal OUTLAWS in
psrfecting the displays, and Chair
man Sterrett recommends that they
be remembered by the Legislature
rs well as allowed respectable
salary for their labos expended in
behalf of Missouri This includes
seven chsirmsn of sub COMMITTEE s
md the active officers of the com
mission These were in Omaha Eve
nontbs, aud the Governor was asked
q Mr. Stsrrest's report to recon.
mend an appropriation Of $4,000 to
De expended as IntImatsd above
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12


The democratic party in the state
will not approve of the bitter fight
made on Governor Stephens by Vir-
gil Oonkling, secretary of the demo
cratic state central committee. He
has permitted his love for notoriety
to get the better of his judgment,
and has been using his official posi-
tion on the state committee to iniure
the party. The people of the state
care little for ths opinions these
gentlemen entertain of each otker as
private individuals, but as governor,
elected on the democratic ticket, MIR.
Stephens is at the head OF that party
IN the state, and should have his
hands held up by every good demo-
erat. No one believes the ssnsa-
iional stuff Conkling has been giving
out, but If true he has violated a
most sacred trust and proved him
self unworthy of confidence, for he
could have gained such Information
in no other way than in his capacity
as secretary of the committee. While
these things, we have no doubt, are
very irritating to the governor, we
believe he would be pursuing the
course Of wisdom not TO dignity
them by an answer.
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Public Administrator, . Notice.

Notice i hereby given. That By virtue Of az
orGsr of tHe Probate COsr- ~ Bstes County.
AissonTl' inside on the 50 DAY Of auukry J -,
the uudsrslzned. Pablo alla ristrat9r Of
ia cnunty. has taken char o OF estate Of
MARY Anderson, Escessed
AL psrsors having 1IhiTCs sga--Et sALd sEtais
are required 10 exhibit tasm for allowances
% ne Within one year after gns dtts Of
sela isttsTs. or hey may be prsciafsd from
any benent Of said estate and 10 sucr claims %
hot s1ni bited within Ez0 years from the date
o. th1s puoiicAtion. tneT Ghdll Be foKsTsT
barred. This I'll asy OF January. Isss.
=. Y BROWN,
as-b Pzblic AdmlniatTatoE.
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VIII Release Filipinos

Madrid, Jan. 5.-The government
has tslegraphed to the Spanish Ia
val commander at Manila to send
two gunboats to Ealsbac. one of the
Philippine islands. situated 80 miles
south of Palawau, to seek the Span
ish prisoners. The government has
also requested General Rios to take
further steps to obtain the release
of the Spanish prisoners and to re
mind the rebels that ths Spanish
government will release the captive
FiIpinos
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

j. w. Ming, proprietor of Ming's
hotel at Marshall, Mo-, who shot and
killed his colored porter q short time
ago, has been admitted to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

Gyp Walnut, the famous pacing
horse, shown at all the faire in this
section. was sold by his owner Robt
Harrigan, OF Cooper county, to an
eastern man. The price paid was
s.. 300
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

Hon. Geo. B. Ellis was appointed
by Governor Stephens as a mem Der
OF the State Board of Agriculture
Mr.. Ellis deserves this or any other
honors which may be given him.
Our people have every reason to
be proud of their representative.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12
A LyRchtng Mystery,

Banks, Ala Jan. 5-A barn near
town, belonging to white farmer
named Greene, was burned by an
incendiary yesterday morning, to-
gether with several hundred bushels
of corn and other products Suspi
cion was directed toward Marshall
McGrsgor, a negro iu Mr.. Green
employ, as being the incerdisry.
This morning his lifeless body was
found hanging by the neck to a big
tree near where the barn had stood.
Who his lynchsrs were is a mystery.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

Elk Senator George F. Edmonds'
in letter to the New York World,
opposes expansion and the acquisi-
lion of the Philippine Islands.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

The trial of VIM. Foley for the
murder of his mother and sister,
comes up at Platte City this week
on change of venue from Clay
county. where the murder was com.
mitted.
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Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given 20 all creditors
snd al others interested in the estate OF
c O. Lockwood, deceased, that +, y. Y.
Brown, administrator OF said estate, in
tend 70 make final settlement thereof, at
the next term OF the Bates county pro-
bate court, in Bates county, state OF
Missouri, 70 be held az Butler, OF the
18th day OF February, 1899.
9-4t d. '. BEowS, Administrator.
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In the penitentiary at Lansing,
Kansas, there are 46 criminals serv
Ing life sentences for murder, or to
DO hung whenever the Governor
signs the death warrant.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

The case of J. Fl. McManigal, who
killed Capt Young at Sedalia, has
been postponed to the April term Of
court.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1899-01-12

Kansas is again under republican
rule. The Inauguration of Governor
slect W. E. Stanley took'place Mon.
day at noon
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:

The WEEKLY TIMES. published every
Thursday. will be sent TO any address
one year, postage paid, for SI-oo.
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The wolf of
5 ary alton
howls AZ the
doors OF thou
sands Of men
|. who are wei
70 do and sur
round e 4 by
pI uty III
health. IN the
majority OF
cases. i starva-
ton pure and
sim pie It
II c ans that
BODY, brain.
nerve. bone
and Siuew are
iT-DToDeriy or