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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-02
NEITHER SIDE SCORED.
j II. rrcsting Foot ,Ban Contest IN

Interesting Foot .Ban Contest III So! :
t'icra' Home Ground Yesterlay
The game Of foot Dali played on tbs
Soldiers Home gridircn yesterday at
ternoon between the eleven from the
Artillery School at cd Point, ana tina t
Of the most interesting exhibitions or
the Zig skin game Witnessed here since
the famous Hampton team passed out
OF existence several years ago
Neither side was able to carry the bail
across the others goal line and wnen
time was called for the end of the Bat
vie the score was of the goose egg fam
lily.
The contest was not marked with
brilliant plays, burt that fact did not de-
ter the exciting features of the .,attle.
The two teams were Well matched ana
each put up u strong game. but the
college boys had the best Of the contest
throughout the time of play.
The Artillery School eleven was the
heaviest and With a little practice would
play a strong and winning game, While
dhe 'BaltinjOreanS showed clever signal
work. Their line was light and ti:is
handicapped them to some extent.
In the toss Baltimore Won the kick
off ana the Northern goal while the Ar
1illery School defended the !southcrn
The game was played in twenty and
fifteen minute halves with ten minutes
internIisson.
IL VIC IitluileI Sltlt StAGct,GSl :
G! in carrying the ball into the other
field for any great distance and when
time was called the ball was sill in
tfe center of the field.
The second half was exciting and the
Baltimoreans rallied and made a grea
struggle to carry the Iigskin across The
Ltrtllery SchUcI's goal line bllt the
heavy soldiers We're equal to the emer-
Sen'cy. The Baltinroreans succeeded.
however, in getting the ball within one
yard Of the goal line Of their opponents,
fol7tySeven seconds before the close Of
the game and the large crowd Of spec
,tators became uneasy as it looked like
defeat for the soldiers. They made ii
desperate effort to force it across the
line, but time was called and What
might have been a victory for the col
leGianS was then settled
The feature of the contest was the
manner in which the Baqtimoreans
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Council Discuss Plans by Which
10 Take in Suburbs.
COMMITTEE APPOINTED
To Make Amend ments to Charter So as to
Include East and West Ends. Excit.
Ing Football Game. Other
Hampton News.

Tile town councli met in special scs-
sion last night and discussed 4 nunli,e.
nf imp"rtant questions regarding The in
t"reSt nf HamrtnnS extension Of Tbs.
limits Of the town. Widening Of Queen
street and collection of dog taxes. Sew
tllStl other things came in for i.her share
g. the two hours time consumed in
tht. meeting. The lnoS;, important sub
Jetat advanced. however. was the pro
posed extension Of the town limits. 50
as TO take in the east ana wesl ends
and 4 committee was appointed to look
into the matter.
Mayor Hope presided. Clerk W r.
WestwoCi 1t his desk, and the follow
ing counclmen We're present:
J. g. Qutten. z. Z. Tennis. Nelson S.
Grpome. J. r. Rowe. Thomas Hammond
and Alexander Gardner City Attorney
$. Gordon Cumming was also presen>
hy invitation. as Well as several other
gentlemen intereste! in the extension
q the TOWNS limits.
In calling the body to order Mayor
3iope stated that they had assembled
together at the request of Chairman
Groone, Of the Finance Committee Who
thought that as the legislature was soon
70 convene tn "time had arrived f"r
the council TO take some action N tbs.
extension of the limits. 50 as 10 MAXI,
West and East Ends a part If the
town.
Mr.. Groome said he wished TO asecr-
tain the opinion Of the council on the
subject. ana as a suggestion ne ti,uu gil !:
" would be proper To appoint Il COM
lnlttcc whose G'utE il would bt. 10 dr;l.t
TN anendent TO the present, charter and
present it 70 the council for its rAiili-
cation and sthc ntu Hon. J.. G.. Donuhor
The E-liZabelhe City roun.y Representa-
tive in the legislatures. He then asked
for an expression from each member
MI. J. NJ. Cumming believed the
movement would meet with the OiSap-
prevail Of the residents Of these portions
~ the suburbs and thouSilt it would
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L!LIPETIAtS WEDDING

The L'iIip!.s:an avoiding given N u,
Willing Helpers Society in the cure
room Of the Baptist church last night
was largely attended and thoroughly
enjoyed. Besides the wedding the 70
gram Included solos by Misses AVA
Cunningham. Lois Leonard and GIr.
Joseph Copeland. while Misses Matte
Oaks and Ferguson each rendered. reel
tatlons ~ very amusing number WAS
the reasons assigned by seven yc,ln :
ladies and seven young men as II why
they never married.
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Investments in Real Esta' G,
HAMPTON

Water front house and lot, rooms
Lot S0x200 feet. Price $4,000 cash. One
lot on Queen street, 37x1OO. Southern
exposure, renting for $40 per month
Price s12, 900.
PHOEBUS.
One large house and lot on the main
road to Old Point, double car lines
passing the door. Lot C6x157, frontins
on two streets. Price s1,25O One house
and lot on Mallory street, renting for
s25 per month. Large lot. Price only
$2,10O.
WILLIAMS & MANN,
Hampton, Va.
Phone 1874 Ror 2Ss
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Re al {. : sta e
FOR ONE WEEK ONLY.-

Lot No. .. Block No. A. Buckroe
Beach; last for sale at this price, $3.50
Lots, East Newport News, Nos 8,
TO- il, II, 13, IA, IS, 16. and IT, Block No
FAC. Easy terms, $1,000.
Lots. East Hampton, Mallory ave
nue.. Best location in town for dwell
ling: terms good, $500.
House and Lot on ear line 6 rooms,
new and in good condition, East Hamp-
ton, $1,500.
House and Lot on corner Fulton
street, East Hampton, overlooking
Hampton river. A bargain. $500.
Lots in Phoebus, good saloon sites.
Lots in Newport News, Hampton and
Phoebus, any place you wish one
Furnish plans to build
J. V. BICKFORD,
Phones and 48. Hampton, Va.
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Fatal Fight IN a n Elevator.
lRN Tnle oranh \

NBN Te!eSraDh.)
ST. LOUIS, MO, December 1.--Ricil-
ard =. Hartman ana Andrew Wind, en-
gagged in fight in an elevator car ut
the Fraternal Building this morning.
Wind was thrown against the door
on the second floor ara in a moment
was crushed to death by the ascending
gar.
His back was broken his collar bone
was fractured and his skull crushed.
Wind was a SOLDIER in the Spanish
American war.
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worked their signals succeeding in fore
ing the Artillery School to make off
plays ana thus granting them a gain
OF five and ten Sstlns.
The game was IL clean exhibition
throughout
The lineup was she same as given in
Yesterdays Daily Press.
Tmpirc--Wi7.ner.
teferee-'A. r. Hull
l-ine:nen-Wyatt and Alct'ord
Time Keepers and Ham ,jcr
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JOIN THE

HAMPTON PRESSING CLUB
Your clothes cleaned, mended and
pressed.
Charges-One dollar per month.
Your clothes will be called for and de-
livered
We only ask one trial to satisfy YOU.
Next door to Exchange Building, r.
O. Box. 414. '7'' IN
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Great Sacrifice Sale.
Of
ll.Ojt,lrp 20 ,-yatc, ,r,J 11,.,:...

Furniture, Carpets and Mattngs
ali
Lake Bros Queen street, Hampton. Va.
Entire Stock must be sold regardless
OF cost rs we are compelled TO devote
entlre Tune to our nav light bust
ness.
! 12-1-1w. LAKE BROS.
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RI.Tl-Ey% THANKS

The ladies of the Dixie Hospital wish
70 express thanks to the Kings Daug!l-
ierS and MANY other charitable ladies Of
Hampton for their Illnesses IN send
ing Them the following Thanks giving
donations:
Eleven pies. four turkeys, mo chick
ems tw" hams. gallon oysters celery
cranbe!Iies. sugar apples. bananas
oranges. preserves. pickles, plum puI-
Ding With sauce. nuts raiSinS, crackers
pG.atGeS and flour.
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GREAT GAME TODAY

This afternoon at $50 O'Clock the Will
liam and Mary College will DO b1ttle
with the Baltimoreans on the Home
GROUNDS and q great game is expected
The William ana Mary team acconlpa-
MED by a large crowd Of students will
reach Hampton on the 80 Chesapeak 3
and Ohio train.
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RRIElES

The teachers and graduates Of !Ianap-
ton institute will give !, Christmas sale
and supper for the benefit of the ARM
strong League on Saturday evening
December ID, in the Domestic Science
building from $50 until 10 O'Clock.
All are cordially invited
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Notice to Creditors.

All parties having claims against the
late f1rm OF Hristow, Trice & CO., will
present the same for payment 10
FRANCIS S. CAUSEY.
SIDNEY ]. DUDLEY,
I1--o-ot. Receivers,
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Phone 624
This is a Bargain,

FOR SALE-Four Lots frontins, On
La Sale avenue, 33X10D feet price Si75.
each. cash, or easy terms. For hartic-
uars see WILLIAMS & MANN,
Phone, 524 Hampton, Va.
1l-26-1w.
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The bill 10 protect child labor has
passed the Georgia Senate The Bill
seeks t. prevent children under th.. age
Of T. years from working in the facto-
ries unless widowed mothers or invalid
fathers need their labor
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Intended Victim Stays rootpnd.

VEN TelegraiyEl)
CAl-AilA .N.E.I5.. December 1.-!Iarry
II. T1umbull. a collector for the pslrk-
"rS National Bank Of South Omaha.
Was held Gp by footpads AZ he was eay :
ing the bank tonight. After some live
~ work on both sides tn, bank lnaa
shot one Of the highwaSmen through
the heart and wounded the Other Who
escaped. The dead man is 4 nulatto
ana is believed 10 ne Eil Sley. a Well
known local bad man ana cX-conHirt
who was recently released from the
peniientiary.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28

they marched To the reviewing s,,n,
Lieutenant Colonel Brodic In coIninand
Colonel Roosevelt occupied box with
,.oSernnr Otero. cx.Goyerpor Adams
Hon, Frank Springer. II. H. KohIsa,t
OF Chicago aud other guests OF honor
Some OF the troops had twenty. ..
and some only two or three men Tbrv
marched by troops, Captains Mc6,ii,i.
tock aud Muller acting at majors. n.
ter maneuyers on the field The re,i.
nent drew M In single line formation
before the box In which the command.
er sat. Frunk Springer rose and ,ur.
prised Gorcrnor Roosevelt exceeding
" hy taking from his pocket a leauii.
iui gold medal and delivering a pr,..
sentntion speech on behalf Of the p,o-
pie OF New Mexico. Miss Springer then
presented the medal.
Colonel Roosevelt and rarty leave at
! a. III. Monday. Fastening to Milwnu-
Ssc. where Roosevelt is to b. the guest
5f honor nj fONvcr festival That
ends his western trip.
The officers had n business meeting
at . a, m to-day. II was mostly love
enst, fun ut queries about why this
one failed 10 Coup, what a brick hat
one WIS and what a pity that other
brave lad had died from Spanish bull
let.
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AoulNALoo on rAg oFFENslvg
He Takes Command of General Luna.s
Troops-A ship in Danger.

Manila, June 23.--11.25 n m.-Agui-
naldo does not seem TO he satisfied
with the attempt OF the insurgents to
sct4ke San Fernando. and he has taken
commaud of General Luna's army and
has masscd the largest rebel force yet
mobilized. bringing 1000 men from
the Atlpolo region.
He Is exceedingly troublesome Last
night his men wounded two members
ot the Seventeenth regiment. General
MncArthrr's men are constantly on
the alert 10 repcl any attacks by the
rebels, sleeping upon their arms. The
general hopes that the Filipinos will
give him another chance for battle,
for the soldiers enjoy an opportunity
30 fight them when they can do so
without wadlUG through swamps to
5atch them.
The transport Centennial. which has
arrived here. lad an exciting expert
ence while rounding Point Engano, on
the northern const OF J.uzon, on her
way to this rort. She struck rock
"Wednesday and remained fast for
several hours, during which time she
wns surrounded by swarms OF natives,
in cHnoes, who became menacing.
Captain Eagle. who commanded the
transport. was compelled to throw
overheard hundred tons OF supplies
In order to tighten the ship sufficiently
TO get her afioat. Before this was ef
fected the FIlipinos had towed the
cases ashore and We're fighting over the
spois.
The cruiser Baltimore recently
grounded at the same point, but the
natives feared 80 approach her.
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GEN. WOOD ARRIVES IN BOSTON
Military Governor of Santiago Talks of
Conditions In Cuba.

Boston. Mass. June 23.-GeEeral
Leonard Wood, military governor nT
the province OF Santiago. arrived this
morning on the fruit steamer Admiral
Dewey. and lef, by train for Washing
ton. He comes ON official business
connected with the administration of
military affairs, and before the end
Of the month he expects TO take pass
age for Santiago. lie will return 10
Boston 10 attend the commencement
exercises at Harvard, and 1t is said
he Will receive an honorary desl sc
from his alma mater.
General Wood was accompanied ny
his wife and two little children. The
first one TO extend courtesies was Adj
miral Sampson.
Il left things very quiet nt SANTA
20" the general said. in an Interview.
Il have Just completed a tour of the
provinces. extending over month or
two, in which time l have visited eN-
cry town. | found no distress among
the people. and did not have single
appeal for personal assistance. There
was a very general demand for schools
| heard that everywhere. The Cuba rs
are all going to work, and those who
had gone into the city during the war
are returning TO the farms and planta-
TONS
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.,rer and rinsr.e Combine.

Detroit, Mich. June 23.-Governor
Pingrec gave out n public statement
to-day to the effect that he had COM
hined with Secretary Alger in the in
terests OF Algers senatorial candidacy.
General Alger will not withdraw un-
der any circumstances. nor Will he
spend any money in the campaign. The
platform of their campaign will IN
clude the features of opposition 20
trusts and declaration in favor OF
senatorial elections by a popular vote.
The alliance was made at n conference
held last night, at which several OF the
Pingree state lenders and the general
and the governor We're present.
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a CATTLE TRUST.
niE Company to control T.,a. Hanehe..

biE Company to Control Texas Ranches.
Fort Worth. Texas. June 25.-Georr,.
IL Loving. who Is ai thi, head OF the,
great dcni having for Its object the for.
nation Of gigantic cattle and ranch
cosnpany IN Texas, Ia an Interview to-
night said that thc company will b.,
an American organization. composed
81 New York capitalists. and not Eng.
iishnen, as reported.
The lutsati0n Is TO form a company
with Sln.Si0.p.o capital. - or 3D mill
lions OF which Hrc 10 be used in the
purchase OF cattle and ranch property
III this state, the halauCl. or the capital
stock to h. used In operating the big
cuucrru. IL j. believed the business
san b. morn successfully conducted
7ud at less expense under a single man
aErtnen,.
For the past two months PARTIES rep
Sts~ntiuc Mr. Loving have taken OF.
is3ns on cattle and runrhes to the
amount nf S.slts1,n.r1 These options
expire July l. but 81 Is Understood that
" urcsssary they can bc renewed No
a"t1ht Is expressed that the big deal
wiz b. cnnsummnfeti. for the prices to
lse paid Hrc fair
Ar, Loving says that thcrc Is no in.
tcnti0t TO form a cattle trust merely
au EFFORT 90 clndnCt an extensive cattle
htfsln~sS. the largest in the world
] RrTv ure E.o'un-sD cattle In Texas. val
tsesi at Sl3lual 90. Mr.. Loving SAYS
thsr~ i no intention 10 disregard the
R1ti.trust laws og the state and that
the organization Of the company l.
n'sihiHg more than an immense cattle
transaction.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
Mall for soldiers to BE Held Back.

San Francisco, June 23.-The post
master general has ordered that mail
matter addressed to members of the
following regiments be held at San
Francisco, Indicating that they are TO
he mustered out of the service:
California heavy artillery. Utah ar
tillery. First California infantry, First
Colorado infantry, First Idaho infan-
try. First Montana infantry, Thir-
teenth Minnesota infantry, Second Or
eson infantry. Tenth PENNSYLVANIA in
fantry, First South Dakota infantry
and First Wyoming infantry.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
coLumsrA.s FAST TRIAL.
ssS amrrscaa Yacht Heats the Old De-
fsnstrr Vastly.

Newport. r. l.. June 2I.-The FIRST
tEtai % The new American cup defender
Columbia 10 Narra sansett bay to-day
was more successful than either her
builders Or hsg owners had reason 10
hGEc. Not only did the new boat
show hsTseif 10 be able in every par,
tlCJslar, hut she met the old racer. De
fender. ia n friendly brush df n mile
20 WiHdWari aud vaHquishcd her with
The greatest cas-. The Fncr between
tbs iiyrFs, which was over In i've min
utes. was sailed Ia sn elght-knot breeze
Under the same conditions, each boat
carrying threc lower sails with sheet
Nril datteued II took the Columbia
atnnt three minutes. sailing from the
defenders weather quarter 10 blanket
her and in i've minutes she was 100
yards ahead. going past n" old cup
defender a. II The latter were anchored,
tnds.r these circumstances Il would
seem that the Columbia were from fif-
teen 10 twenty SECONDS per mile faster
than the Defender, and n sine can
make she same gain iB a hard blow
thu fsaTz for Ilte safety OF the AmeTi-
Cn's cup will be- considerably lesseIrt''i
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
nan !. Allowed for Prisoner. at warduer'

Wnrluer. Idaho. June 25,-W. II.
Stewart. editor Of the Mullan Mlrror'
was released from jail to-day. Judge
Stewart yesterday ordered the men IN
iicted for misdemeanor released on
81 coo bail and those indicted Tor rel
cnv less than murder on $1,000.
The defense asked If martial law
would respect bail or would the men
he again thrown into prison. Ihe state
replied: 1T probably depends on thelf
conduct afterwards.
Sn far none have given bail, but to-
uorrow will probably see some re
leased
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
G. C. Ginett Going to Central America.

Kansas City, Mo-, June 21.-Grant C.
Gillett, the Kansas cattle plunger
whose failure last winter for nearly
100000 caused sharp furry in
financial circles, is reported to have
suddenly left chihuahua, Mexico,
where he has been in the hotel busi-
ness since his flight from his creditors.
The Kansas City Star states that
Gillett has taken his family TO the City
of Mexico, whence they will go into Cen
trail America, where the plunger hopes
to engage in business and be safe from
the creditors and others who have
bounded him in chihuahua. Accord
ing to the Star Gillett has been n vic
tim of blackmailers, who have re-
peatedly threatened to kidnap him and
bring him back to the United States.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
Ireland.s Prosperity.

The consular reports from Ireland
show great increase in prosperity
there. The people are in better con-
dition than has ever been known The
tenants are paying rent promptly and
the land owners are paying their taxes.
The deposits in the savings banks are
larger than they have ever been, ac-
cording 10 the records
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
schlcy and Wheeler Given Degrees.

Washington. June 2o.-The honorary
degree of LII. d. was to-day conferred
by Georgetown University on Rear Ad-
mirals Winfield Scott Schley and G..
William Melville; Major General
Wheeler, Hon. Bourke Cochran of New
York, DIR, Samuel Busey, District OF
Columbia, DR.. Daniel Brewer. ILL
nois, and Hon. Thomas Herran. United
States of Columbia. General Wheeler,
DR.. Brewer and Hon. Thomas Herrau
were unavoidably absent.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
Powers Favor Arbitration.

Iondon. June 2G.-The Berlin CORE
Snondeut of the Standard says: Nego-
tiations between Germany ana the
United States regarding compromise
on arbitration are proceeding snooth-
ly. all the more SO as England seems
in,.,Jnad 10 accept the result, and Aus
,r;a Italy and RUSSIA have already
'1,,.Iorad then. selves in its favor.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
usunll. Law un,n pea.n.

..-fEe strangest case | ever knew,
remarked a Portsmouth attorney in
Columbus the other day on legal busi-
ness, was suit between two of our
prominent farmers over line fence.
They actually got together and effected
compromise before the case reached
the fourth trial."-Ohio State Journal.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
WILL MARRY NO ONE DIVORCED
Action Taken by the Congregational Min
listers of Connecticut.

isters of Connecticut
New Haven. Conn, June 23.-1hc
Rev. William Borrows, the minister
who recently married Perry Belmont
to Mrs. Henry d. Sloane OF New Yoik,
within two hours after Henry ID.
Sloane had obtained n divorce, was to-
day severely censured by the General
Association OF Congregational minis
ters OF Connecticut. of which he is n
member. Dr. Borrows was present
and personally apologized to the MIN
listers. The ministers decided hence
forth to take a firm stand on the d.
yorce question.
A resolution was adopted forbidding
Congregational ministers OF the asso-
ciation heuccforth TO marry any d.
vorccd person who has been shown
guilty by the decree The resolution
was presented by the Rev. DIR. Cooper
OF New Britain, and by passing 1t tie
ciergymen pledge themselves to take
n firm stand on the divorce question.
and to use nll their power to bring
about uniform divorce laws.
The resolution also makes 1t impOs-
s.ble for them TO remarry guilty par
ties in divorce. and parties who are
forbidden to remarry by the laws Of
any other state or the rules Of other
Christian churches. This action was
resolved upon after a long and spirit.
ed discussion OF the points OF law and
church observance.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
Aussr,e.u usauit,tio,, Make. Havana Healthy

Havana. June 25.-I.n Discussion to-
day says;
Thanks 20 the sanitary measures
adopted In Havana. unprecedented
conditions now exist. No deaths have
occurred Tor the past two days in the
Jesus lei Monte district, which Is pop
ulnted thicEly by the poorer classes.
wv. give this as an Indication thnt
Havana Is one Of the hcalthiest cities
In the world. All thanks are due to
Surgeon Major Davis, whose energy
has produced the existing conditions in
the district, which was formerly one
Of the most unhealthy In the CITY,.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
Confession of a Mlll,ona re.

A millionaire confessed the secret of
his success in two words-hard work.
He put in the best part of his life gain
ing dollars and losing health. and now
he was putting in the other half spend
ing dollars to get 1t back. Nothing
equals Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for
restoring health. 1t cures dyspepsia
and indigestion.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28

tNIstthce WHICH RlNes IhstHht reIleI HHu
cures within a few days. Its effect is won
derful when applied to Burns, Scalds, Sun
burn, Boils, Assesses, Scrofulous Affec-
tions, Scalp Humors Chatting Parts and
Raw Surfaces. Prepaid by mail 25 and SOC
per box. Write today for free sample of
DROPS Salve to the Swanson Rheumatic
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28

"oh. Harry. listen to this: In. Siberia
they chain Tyeif s9nTiets H 70 tns, vnn noM vsry
well you'd chain me to the lawn mower
If you weren't afraid the neighbors would
blow about II.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
pnme.tic piplomacY.

Mary did that tramp beat the carpet
after you gave him that piece OF rhuharb
pie?''
'sYesm he was so mad because It
wasn't strawberry pie that he heat hard
for two hourg."
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
FapItle,s starch.

There are many starches on the marke
but only one g Faultless." All grocers Sc.
it. Every good housekeeper uses it, Try il
and be convinced. Large package l0c.
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28

which never fails
Eczema and all
also old running
sores. 1t is a
Piles, and the
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28

to cure Piles,
skin diseases,
and chronic
specific for
only one in
The Lamar register., 1899-06-28
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