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VERDICT OF GUILTY,
Jury COnvicts Harry Lawson-Judse
PasseS Sentence.

fUEEeS SENTENCE.
A jury in Criminal Court No. today re-
turned verdict of guilty against Harry E.
Lawson of the charge on which he was
tried yesterday, referred to in The Star
The verdict was qualified by a recommends
tion to the mercy of the court. Lawson
was this afternoon sentenced by Justice
Clabaugh to the West Virginia peniten-
tiary for term Of one year and day.
The Indictment against the young man
set forth that, although married, he lived
with q woman not his wife at a house on
Missouri avenue for about six months.
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Marriage licenses,

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Wnite-Clement Fl, Dawson and Mary O.
Dawson: William j. Schuer and Rosie F..
Bales, both Of Alexandria county, Va.
Colored-John H. Turner and Iouise r
Ragland; Samuel ]. Montague and Mary
Brown.
Robert H. Bunting, white, and Minnie
Williams, creole.
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Mt. HoIyoke AIumnae Meeting

Mt. HOlyoke Alunnae of Washington and
vicinity announce that they will hold their
annual meeting and banquet at Freund's
SIS 10th street northwest. Friday, April q,
at $50 p. m. Aiumnae are earnestly re-
quested to attend. There will be a business
and social meeting at $50 p. M musical
and literary program IS in preparation in
GLIDING an address by Miss Fletcher.
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Posing His Theme,

1t is announced that Mr.. C. Francis Jen-
kins will speak on the subject Of Posing"
at the Capital Camera Club rooms, IL and
II Walter building, ICES and 1910 F street
northwest. this evening at o'clock The
address will be Illustrated by lantern Slides
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

only are used in the preparation of Malt
Murine, the greatest tonic and food drink
me name OF the Anheuser-Busch Brewing
Assn, its makers, guarantees its merit
Advertisement.
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FINEST CHARLOTTE Russo, soc, DOE
You've never enjoyed Charlotte Russo at
its best until you try ours. Our way of pre-
pairing this toOthsome pastry makes IT I'M
usually delicious. Lemon Meringue Pies &c.
KRAFF-TS BAKERY. 18th & Pa. ave.
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Trustees Effect Organization.

The trustees of the Riggs Fire Insurance
Company yesterday reelected officers as
follows: President, William S. Thompson:
vice president, E. J. Stellwagen; treasurer,
Thomas Hyde; secretary. Harry c. Biree
assistant secretary, Oscar p. Schmidt
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soc. and S1.00, all druggists.

SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
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expert" Watch and Clock ReDairfnr
VIII send for them. r. Harris & Co. 7&D
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

YOUR GROCER SELLS SCHNEIDER'S
new Malt Bread" Ask for ii and accept
no substitute Like all the products of the
Chas. Schneider Baking Co, II Is pure,
wholesome and delicious. Only Sc loaf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

COME TO BUSCHER'S STANDS
when In market tomorrow if you want the
finest native killed Beef, Spring Lamb and
Veal. j. H Buscher. 1924 Center and
West End markets, I'D and z.
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Dove Brand Hams are sold in all the mar
kets and noted market stores. Please see
D. o. V. E. branded on the skin.
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The Curator of the Halls of the Ancients
will speak in the Roman, Assyrian and
other halls afternoons at 4:30 and evenings
at S:30-AdVt.
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only eathartIc to take with Hoods Sa-.anaTIiIs
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sI-25 to Baltimore md Return

via b. and O. Saturday and Sunday. April
y and % good for return until followin o
Monday. Good on all trains except ROYAL
l.imited-Adyt
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Dove Brand Hams are our favOrites. could
not do business without them. Miller u
Krogmann Cen. and K st. markets.
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PINI]PL LIES

Blotches blackheads, red, rough and oily skin, red
rough hands with shapeess nails dry thin and fall
ing hair, and simple baby rashes prevented by Gu
TICURA SOAP, greatest of skin purifying and beau.
tifying soaps, well purest and sweetest for
toilet, bath and nursery, because the only prevent
i've of Inflammation and clogging of the pores, the
of most minor affections of the skin, scalp and
hal
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Don't Read This,

D. VIM. Oysters matchless Creamery But
ter. 5-lb. box. $1.40. Try it. 3D. Cen. Mkt
Advertisement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-04-21

ROYAL HEADACHE TABLETS.
Greatest remedy ever discovered. Bull
on honor and merit Give them trial 1Uc
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$1.25 to baltimore and Return s1.25

VIA PennsyIVanla Railroad
Tickets on sale Saturday and Sunday,
April % and 23 good to return until Mon
day, April "a. All trains except Congress
sional Limted.-Advt.
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High-Cias. Works Of Ar,

by celebrated artists at auction this even
ing at 7:3o within the sales rooms of James
w. Radcliffe, 800 Pa ave. n.w.-Adyt
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Butter Excellence is Fully Exempli-
fed in Jas. F. Oysters Butter. bib box Ell
gin Creamery Butter. $40. 9th and Pa.
ave. and all markets. Phone Z1I-Adyt
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LOVING CUPS FOR PRIZES
New designs in sterling silver from SO to
s1UO at karr s, 945 Pa ave.
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Gas Ranges to heat water In boiler $40,
put up. Blue Flame Oil Stoves. A. Eberly' :
Sons, us Tth NV
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CITY ITEMS.

VIM. Jr.. & j. j. Miller
always have a good selection of Dove Brand
meats: cooked Dove Ham and Tongue.
West End market, cor. 22d and p SITS. 1t"
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VISIT KENILWORTH. d. C, TOMORROW
at our expense Best investment in the
District of Columbia Lots $50. $500 and
$500. Terms: 81, 81 and So weekly Allen
w. Mallery & Co, go T st.
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Try brick Of F'usselIs Star" Ice Cream
Strawberry Fruit Cream. Open evenings.
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Hotel johnson CAT,

Choice sea food, such as Potomac plank
shad, shad roe, soft-shell and deViled crabs
Egg Island little neck clans, seaside and
cherrystone oysters and other marine prod.
ucts. Business Mems Midday Lunch. Meals
a la carte and table hote dinner. 1t
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Elphonzo Youngs Co.
1.-The store of quality"

We announce it again so that
those of you who did not read of it
first may do so now-and take adj
vantage of it. We have received our
second shipment of genuine Yer
mont maple sugar and strip, and it
as fine as any we have ever offered.
You know how quickly it sells, SO
don't delay.
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KFNNvFG

FINE DRY ROASTED COFFEES
HAVE NO EQUAL.
PURE SUGARS SOLD AT COST.
c. D. KENNY'S CITY STORES.
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Guides Floral DESIGNS

are high grade. original Consult him about
anything you want created. 1921 F.--Adyt.
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WASHINGTON DRESSED BEEF.
SpTgg Lamb, New y ork Roast Beef, Del
mOnico Steak, go TO John r. Kelly, West
End Mkt. 22d & p; 9th street wing, Center
Mkt. COrned Beef a Speciality.
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Why Dove Brand Hams Are Re

why poNe brona he"s are best.
Sweet. mild juicy and tender Cooked
Dove Hams and Tongues a specially. An
ton Ostmann, Riggs and st. markets. It
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cured, being mild. sweet and fine flavor
All partridge meats branded on skin with a
partridge Accept no other. buy one and
be convinced. w. +. Nash 500 Center mkt
j. b. Schroth, agt d. c., 4o4 Center mkt 1t'
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Better Hurry and Send to Boston
Baking Co. those labels from their long
Loaf and square loaf" Best bread in
town. Your grocer sells it ap2O-tf
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TWO NEW GUNS.


Successful Test OF Weapons on the Prov.
ing Grounds At Derby. Conn.
NEW YORK. July l0.-A new rapid
Are gun designed for the protection Of
the mine fields. and a novel semi-auto-
matte 8-poundar for the navy has been
successfully tested on the proving
grounds Of the Briggs.Seabury Gun and
Ammunition company at Derby. Conn.
These guns were built for the army and
navy respectively under contracts
awarded at the beginning of the war
with Spain and will probably play
an important part in the plan
and scope Of national defense. The
army gun is II 6-pounder of the Briggs
type and is mounted upon a parapet
carriage. which admits of the piece
being fired with the same rapidity as
upon naval mount. While it can be
easily transported from place to place,
in fact the new weapon is combina-
,ion of field and coast defense gun. its
use will be principally to protect the
topedoes in the harbors by throwing
such an overwhelming shower of shot
| and shell that no small boat could live
| within its zone of fire.
The semi-automatic gun is also T.
FOUNDER and is expected to work a rev.
olutien i'll rapid-iire guns, for in it a
speed Of GO shots minute was attained.
which is twice the record by the T.
FOUNDER when worked by hand. An.
other important feature is that it re-
duces a crew of a 6-pounder from fou,
to two men, one of whom throws in
fixed ammunition as person throws
coal into furnace. while the other
fires as the breech.block closes auto
| maticallv.
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BRYAN THE CHIEF QUEST.

Do'iar Dinner" Of the Young Mons
Democratic Club Of Columbus.
COLUMBUS. o., July lO.--About 1000
people attended the dollar dinner"
Fiven by the Young Mems Democratic
iub OF Columbus. The affair was
,r'ctiy Democratic in its simplicity,
~ classes being represented. There
we're great number Of ladies in tho a.
es,molage. The chief guest was Colonel
snham J. Bryan. at the table with
nom were also seated Hon. G. L. Cal.
ahan and George Fred williams Of
massachusetts,, Judge Tarvin Of Ken.
|ucky, Hon. Allen w. Thurman Of Co.
smous, the toastmaster, and . numbez
v, o,hers prominent In state politics.
"hen Colonel Bryan WAS introduced
nete was an outburst Of applause that
Uaunued for several minutes. When
a'et had been restored Colonel Brysr
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COST OF THE TEXAS FLOOD

People viii He Poores BY Probably Tea
Mulioo Dsiiars Because Of II.
ST. Lofts. July lO.-A special to The
Republic from Caldwell. Tex. says:
Cotton buyers estimate that not less
than 200 square miles Of cotton bearing
land has been flooded in the Braxos dis
trict. Every acre Of il would have pro-
duced . big bale. Basing the loss on
five cent figures. the crop destroyed on
these plantations was worth almost g.
700. II is reported that the food has
cost the people Of Texas little less than
O.OOO.OOO. Thousands Of mules have
been drowned. all Of the domestic ami
mails have perished: rented houses and
negro quarters have been swept away.
The gins are nearly all ruined. and hun
drcds Of plan,stion stores carrying big
stocks OK general merchandise are un-
der water. Not bridge has escaped
and not train has passed over the
Santa Fe railroad between Brenham
and Milano for week.
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HAVE DONE MUCH
State Department Gives Credit
to the Philippines Com
mission.
Stating It Has Done Much in Ac-
quainting Filipinos With
Our Intentions.
President Schurman Gables His
Observations on His Tour of
the Islands.

WASHINGTON. July l0.-Dispatches
have just been received at the state de-
partment from President Schurman OF
the Philippines commission. giving
some account Of his journey to the
southern islands Of the archipelago.
He finds the condition in those islands
extremely gratifying. There is dispo-
sition almost everywhere south Of L usou
toiaccept American sovereignty. Presi
dent Schurman expects to arrive .,
San Francisco about Aug. Is.
! 1t is felt 1t the state department that
the committee has done much to con.
vey to the native Filipinos = prope,
conception Of the purposes Of the United
States government. and in that way ha.
capped the strength of the insurrection.
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FOR BRYAN AND SILVER.
bio Associaslou Of Democratic Club
Adopts Rcso oluti0ns.

bio Associaslou Of Democratic Clubs
Adopts Resolutions.
FoluMBus. o.. July lO.-The Ohio
ksociation Of Democratic clubs was or
)nized during the day with General +.
Finley Of Bucyrus as permanent
airman and Charles l.. Swayne OF
!cinna,i as secretary. About 100 del
ates had assembled in the board OF
ade auditorium when the convention
as called to order. The resolutions
|op,ed reafiirm allegiance to the Chi
30 platform and demand the renom-
ntion of that fearless champion OF the
Finocracy and the peoples rights. Will
m Jennings Bryan" The resolutions
Fiher declare:
We appreciate and honor the cour.
ana heroism Of our soldiers and
Tors in the war with Spain and the
warrantel and inexcusable war
ainst the Filipinos. and We declare
le conduct Of the national administra-
IN as to the Philippines to be repug.
hn' to every line Of the constitution
hd declaration Of independence"
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x.v York yellow Fever ras.s.ts.

NEW York. July lO.-Dr. Doty'
health officer of the port, aaid OF the
yellow fever patients from the United
STATES transport Mcclellan who are q
Swinburne island under treatment
miss Clendennin is greatly improved
her condition IL all l could ask. Mr.
Lackey's condition has not changed. thu
temperature is about the same as last
night, the pulse. II anything stronger
He 10 very weak. but his brain 10 clear
Twenty -four or - hours more will de
eide his case"
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rc Is Little Apparent Pros.
meet Of Reaching a Direct
Agreement
harding the Alaska Boundary
Dnestion-But Mutual For
bearance
Expected to Prevent Any
|rouble Pending q Final Ad.
justment.

.su,xorox. July i0.-Mr. Choats
mot communicated to the state de-
ment the result Of any representa-
he has made to Lord Salisbury in
lon respecting the modus vivendi.
y his instructions Of Friday. Al.
lgh it is believed that 1t 10 almost
kless to expect y successful outcome
hese direct negotiations with Lon.
| it is not regarded here AS inevita-
that a hostile clash will follow the
ire to secure modus. Confidence
nressed in the suf6ciency Of the
int arrangements, backed by the
Il common sense OF the officials
e United States and Canada. now
he disputed territory Of Alaska.
revent collision. As . matter OF
the United States and Great
lain have been actually working un-
| a tacitly understood modus vivendi.
J existence Of All understanding on
J point is manifested in the ready
|uiesence by the United States gov
|ment in the suggestion by the Brit
foreign Office that it might tend to
wen, trouble IL the war department
(ndoned its plan Of sending y garri-
Of troops to Pyramid Harbor. On
part, the British government showed
disposition to maintain the status
b, by quietly. but firmly. restrain
the Canadian custom officers and
|un,ed police. who were greatly har-
sing American miners passing over
trails. II this spirit continues to be
hihi,ed on both sides there is little
Ison to fear that the failure Of the
ndon negotiations will result in any
ing more serious than another long
d dlsagreeable postponement OF the
nj settlement. The British embassy
without advices from the
'eign Office as to the direction Of the
,en, negotiations in London. and the
icials here positively decline to dis
S any phase Of the Alaskan question.
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SKELETON REGIMENTS.

Osis Cables That Two Are Fairly Welt
Started at Manila.
WASHINGTON. July l0.-General Otis
cables the following:
desires of all volunteers in Philip.
pines ascertained. Two skeleton regi.
ments fairly we'll assured. In two OF
three days will cable names Of officers
nominated for regiments. 50 that ap
pointment Of l,eutenants TO recruit in
United States can he made"
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Tesoado Desssoys Much Farm Property
Near ManaWa, VIA


Near ManaWa, wiA
MANAwA. Wis. July l0.-A tornado
passed through Union township. FIVE
miles north Of this city. at sp. IN. Ow-
ing to the fact that no city or village
lay in its path prevented result equal
ing the New Richmond horror. The
storm struck the township at the west.
ern boundary and plowed furrow
across it 8 miles long and from IS to 4O
rods wide. Practically everything in
its path was destroyed. Conservative
estimates place the loss at $5o.0O to
$4,000. Many farmhouses. barns and
outbuildings and miles Of fencing were
wrecked. There was no loss Of life,
however. and. so far as can be learned.
no person sustained injury.
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RoOSevelt Goes to wAshington.

NEW YORK. July lo.-tiovernor Roose
Welt passed through this city on his way
to Washington. He arrived here from
Oyster Bay. passed little time at state
Republican state headquarters. and thei
zen, to Jersey City. where he boarded
an express train for the capital. The
governor would not tell why he was go
ing to Washington, except that he had
been asked to do so by President Nc
kinley.
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Yose mite 1t Singapore.

SINGAPORE. Straits Settlement. July
lO.-The United States auxiliary cruiser
Yosemite from New York. May Is. for
Guam. one of the Ladrone islands.
with Captain Richard p OLeary, T..
S. ~. the new governor general OF that
place, and detachment OF marines to
garrison the island on board. has arrived
here from Colombo. Ceylon. which port
she left July l.
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ComuYesse ed Air for Power.

CHICAGO. July 10. Harry Payne
Whitney has been elected director
and put in charge Of the Air Power
company. l, is reported that the Whit.
ney syndicate behind the Chicago Trac'
,ion company has practically decided to
introduce compressed air as the motive
power Of the North and West Chicago
systems.
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launched upon discussion of the issues
Of the day. in response to the toast
democracy"
The boom for Hon. George Fred
Williams Of Massachusetts, as q candi-
date for vice president in 1900, launched
by Hon. G. L. Callahan in his speech,
created stir among the Ohio poll
ticians, who have been hoping that this
honor would be landed BY Ohio.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-10
Diamond Mine Disaatep,

CArETowN. July l0.-A disaster has
occurred at the new Jayirsfontein dia-
mond mine. where the fall Of thousands
Of tons Of earth has buried many peo-
pie. including an Australian named
Forsvthe Some other Australians
were killed. Several persons We're in
iured. and lG are missing
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TO MEET IN NEW ORLEANS.
National Editorial Association Elccts Of
Acsrs aud Adjourns.

PORTLAND. Or, July lO.-The Ma.
tional Editorial association elected the
following officers: President. X. II.
Henry. jackson. Miss; first vice presi.
dent, Matt Parrott. Waterloo. Ia: Cor.
responding secretary. F. NJ. Page. Jer'
seyville. Ills: recording secretary. K
NJ. White. Mexico. Mo: treasurer
James q. Gibbs, Norwalk, ..
New Orleans was chosen AS the place
OF holding the next annual convention
in February.
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CONFIRMED THE SALE.

Wlsconsin Central to Re Turned over -
soon - Money 10 Paid.
MILWAUKEE. July l0.-Judge Jenk-
ins, in chambers, confirmed the sale OF
the Wisconsin Central properties. The
receivers are directed to surrender the
property upon demand. just as soon as
the payment Of the purchase price is
completed, and the special master and
the various parties execute the neces
sary deeds Of conveyance to the Wis
cousin Central Railway company. the
new cOrporatiOn.
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Must Rebuild the koad.

ST. Louis. July lo.-A special 10 The
Republic from Denison, Tex. says
The Houston and Texas Central offi.
cials state that the road between Cal
vert and Hearne will have to be vlr.
tually rebuilt owing 10 the food an,'
that the COS, will no. be less iha,
$500, 100.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-10
WIN Mot Deal with she U.lea,

VIII Not Deal with the Uaioa.
DENVER. July lO.-J. B. Grant. chair
man Of the operating committee Of the
American Smelling and Refining COM
pany. is quoted rs follows: ''Our s,nelt-
ers which are idle will never start up
again il we have to deal with any union
70 effect q settlement Of this strike"
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BRAZOS RIVER FALLING.
situation Rapidly Improving In th
Flooded Districts Of Texas.

Situation Rapidly Improving In the
Flooded Districts Of Texas.
GALVESTON, Tex. July l0.-The situ.
alton in the Braxos valley is rapidly i'm
proving. The river is falling and relief
committees are well organized.
At Brookshire the relief committee
has opened coinmissary and issues a
half ration per capita. They have taken
precautions SO that only the deserving
shall get these rations. and therefore
they issue to the planter for all the ten.
ants he had when the Hood came. Those
who owned their own fatms aud lost
everything, as is the case with most OF
them, are allowed to draw their rations
direct. Along the Brazos alone it is
estimated that more than 10. .0OO negroes
have lost everything. The loss BY
drowned horses, mules and cattle II
something enormous.
~
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Santiago Fsvsr Sit ussioe.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA. July l0.-Four
new cases Of yellow fever were reported
during the day. Two deaths were re-
ported. No official report was received
from Bonato camp. but it 10 known that
the situation there is serious. The two
principal hotels Of the city are now In.
fected
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FRANK c. SMITH.

A diseased stomach surely undermines
health. 1t dulls the brain. kills energy.
destroys the nervous system. and pre-
disposes to insanity and fatal diseases
All dyepeptic troubles are quickly cured
by kodol Dyspepsia Cure. 1t hae cured
thousands Of cases and is curing them
every day. It's ingredients are such
that it can't help curiIg.
Cook 4 ODEE.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-10

"What Nigh; have been"-if that little
cough hadn't been neS!ected-is the sad
reflection OF thousands OF consumptiyes
One Minute Cough Cure cures coughs
and colds
Cpor 4 Oprr
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1899-07-10

on the beach and We're buried. Four Of
them were negroes and the other four
were white woman and three chll-
1rop