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The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

gage on board, there are several tons NJ
ammunition for the AS attic squadron.
ship Returned to Port.
San francisco, July The transport
Grant with Gen. Chaffee and the Sixtb
ArtlIlery on board. which sailed for The
orient at Z p. m. returned to port three
hours later on account of steam pioe.
one VIII sail again in twelve hours.
Inc transports Leelanaw and Come
ihaugh' with horses and military supplies.
nave sailed for the Philippines via Maya
Sak'. 1t Il believed they will proceed to
Iioas Kong if the troops on the Grant
should be needed in China.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
LfNCHINGS HAVE INCREASED.
Negroes Will Ask Democrats to In
trOduce n pIouk

tFoduce Plank.
Washington, July 1.-The National Afro
American Council. which presented reso-
buttons urging the Republican party in its
platform to take a firm stand against
lynching and in favor of the protection
OF the ballot, has appointed the following
committee TO present similar resolutions
to the Democratic Convention: Frederick
l.. McGhee of Minnesota, Edward Ever
eft Brown of Massachusetts Milton Tur-
ner of Missouri, W. A. Sweeney and Alex
ander E. Manning of Indiana, Assistan.
District Attorney James d. Carr and
Ralph r. Langston of New York, T. j.
Turner of New Jersey, ]. P. Peaker of
Connecticut, W. Lee Pearson of North
Carolina, DR.. n. +. AIossen of Pennsyl-
vania, +. l. Barnett of Nebraska. Dr..
William Bishop of Maryland and E. p
McCabe of Oklahoma.
The committee viii represent that sta
tistics show that lynchings have increased
81 per cent. within the last four years
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
CONDUCT WAS MAGNIFICENT.
Continued from First Page.

eral of Port Arthur and COMMANDMENTS
chief of the Russian forces in the East,
has arrived, on his way to Tien Tsin TAX
ing supreme command of the Russian
forces landed to date
Germany has A officers and 300 men:
Great Britain. 1871 officers and LOO men;
Austria. y officers and 127 men; America,
20 officers and 1929 men; France. II off,
GERS and 3S7 men; Italy. officers and 131
men: Japan, 119 officers and 3, 709 men. and
Russia, III officers and 5.S17 men, with a
total Of 50 field guns and 36 machine
guns"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
WOULDN'T SPEAK ON SUNDAY.
Roosevelt Declined When Asked to
DO So Mt Joliet.

Joliet, ILL. July 1.-GOv. Roosevelt, ac-
companled by the National Committeeman
from Missouri and Kansas and a few
Others, passed through here tonight on
his way to the Rough Riders reunion.
The people of Joliet had proposed dem
onstration when the party passed through,
but Gov. Roosevelt refused positively 10
make Il speech on the Sabbath.
The train is due at Kansas City at 8
o'clock tomorrow morning. After leaving
that city, southwark bound. many short
stops will be made in Kansas and Indian
territory. Gov. Roosevelt is expected to
speak briefly at eight points, but he AYERS
that he will not touch upon any political
questions. i3'uAt
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
KILLIAN HUNG HIMSELF.
Was Unable to Bear Up Under F'inan-
ciaI ReVerscs.

ciaI Reverscs.
Sunbury, Pa. July 1-E. D. Killian,
aged 81 years, of Chicago, a travelling
salesman representing the Acetylene Gas
Company of Bridgewater, Va, committed
suicide to-day at Island Park, a pleasure
resort near this city. He was found sus-
pended from a tree.
A note on his person assigned numerous
recent financial reverses s the cause for
the accident. After the death of his wife
about year ago he went to Buena Vista,
Va, and became prominent as a promoter
and railroad magnate. He then becme en-
tangled in a company formed for the pur
pose of d velop ng ore mines in Nirg MA
and lost al his money Il is said that,
previous to the death of his wife, he was
a minister of the gospel in Chicago.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Baltimore, July Alexander Fulton.
brother of the late Charles c. Fulton,
former proprietor and editor of the Bal
timore American, died her to-day. aged 70
wears. He was Baltimore agent of the
Associated Press, which position he ably
hlled during the trying times of the Civil
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Milwaukee Wis. July 1.-Al depart
,,ents of the Bay View mills of the Hi
nois Steel Company, which operate under
the scales of the Amalgamated Associa-
tion of Iron and Steel Workers, have clos
ed down, pending an agreement on the
new scale. Sixteen hundred men are af-
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
DOES NOT MEAN WAR.
Japanese Say the Troops Are Sent
Only for Relief.

London. July "A dispatch to the Daily
Mail from Toxic, dated July l, says:
Marquis Yamataga in the cougse of an
interview regarding the japanese eXpe-
dition to China, said it was solely for the
rescue of the members of the legations.
He expressed fears that the powers would
become disunited while formulating their
demands.
"Viscount Aoki, the foreign minister, de-
clared emphatcally that the expulsion of
the ministers constituted casus belli. and
that it was impossible to negotiate with a
government that is non-existent. It is not
unlikely he said. that the present rising
will equal the Tai Ping rebellion"
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
NEW YORK AND INDIANA.
Delegates VIII Probably Combine
for OGense and Defense.

for OHenNe md Ueftnse'
Kansas CITY. July 1.-Three of the dele
gates alt large from Indiana, James Muir
dock, G. v. Mensies and Hugh Dougherty'
called on Richard Croker to-day to pro-
pose an alliance offensive and defensive
between the es of Indiana and New
York The proposal is said to have pleas
ed Mr. Croker, and he told the Indiana
men that he was glad to hear the propo-
siton.
1t is understood on both sides that a
second conference will be he'd late Non
day or on Tuesday at which the matter
will be settled
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
Laborers want Funds.

Chicago, July lat mass convention
OF nearly all the trades unions in the city
to-day II was decided 40 issue an appear
by organized labor in Chicago TO all the
unions in the United States and Europe
for funds 10 aid the building trades council
in preserving it's entity as a central labor
holy In ChicAgo.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Boston. July -Four persons of a fish
ing party OF eight were drowned in the
harbor to-day by the overturning OF their
craft. 23-foot cat boat. The drowned
were John Colson OF Charlestown, Wi liam
ID. Inewe | Of Cambridge. Harry Neal OF
Boston. and Walter Loud OF Mattapan.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
NEWS FROM DIR. PARKER.
President of the College at Shnn.hoi
Reports Quiet.

Nashville, Tenn, July DIR. w. r.
Lamouth, secre AIRY of the Methodist
Board of Foreign Missions. has just re-
celVed a cablegram frcm DR.. A. p. Park
or, president of the Anglo-Chinese Col
lese at Shanghai. The message ads:
All quiet in Yong Use valley"
Dr, Lambuth considers the news as
ulShy reassurias. as all the S u:hern
Methcdists and most OF the southern
Presbyt5rians ard Baptists are in that
section
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
TAKEN by ASSAULT.
Arsenal mt Tien Tsin an Important
Base Of Operations.

ST. Petersburg, July 1.-Vice Admiral
Alexieff telegraphs 20 the Minister of
War, Gen. Kouropatkine. from Taku, un-
der date of June 49, via Port Arthur, June
80, as follows:
THE arsenal at Tien Tsin which offered
a powerful base of operations for the
Boxers, who have greatly damaged the
European town. has been taken by as
sault."
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Constantinope. Saturday, June SO-A
party of Persian Kurds, led by Timour
Khan. who is reported TO enjoy Russ an
protection, made a raid upon Turkish ter
ritory near raj. Roumela, and in an
encounter with ottoman troops Timour
and two OF his nephews were killed.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Toilet. Ill, July 1.-The Illinois Steel
company has closed its mills. officials
say the works will reopen next Thursday.
| The Great Western Tin Plate Company
will suspend next Thursday.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
DOTHA is ACTIVE.
His Patrols Approach the British
and Engage In SLirnisheS

London. July 9.-Gen. Botha is showing
increased activity. His patrols cover wide
stretches of country, approach near the
British outposts and engage i'll skirmshes.
while larger bodies threaten 10 attack, de-
Ginning to allow themselves to be caught
by return blows. Gems. Botha ard De-
Wet are seemingly operating in combna-
tlOn.
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Reduction of wages

Allentown. Pa, July 1.-The Thomas
Iron Company, operating nine blast fur
naces in this state, and the Empire Iron
and Steel Company, operating twenty
three stacks. has posted notices of Il re-
duction of 10 per cent. in wages, taking eff
feet To-day.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
worlds Tandem Record.

Cincinnati, July 1.-At Chester Park to-
day W. A. Rutz and r.. c. Hausman of
New Haven, Conn. on motor tandem,
made miles in i:2s As, which gives them
the worlds record for "A cement rack.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
JOURNAL BURNED OUT.
Fire Gutted the Building of the De-
troit Paper.

trOit Paper.
Detroit Mich, July Fire to-day gut
ted the building occupied by the Detroit
Journal and destroyed the mechanical,
business and editorial outfits Of The paper,
W III the exception of the presses, which
sustained only water damage. The total
loss is placed at about $75,C COO fully COW
er, d by insurance
The Journal will be issued from the Free
Press building until the Journal building
ia far enough restored to permit the ie-
turn of the paper to its quarters.
The exact cause Of the fire is unknown,
hut is attributed to some detect in electric
wiring.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Washington, July 1.-commissioner of
Pensions Evans states that during the
fiscal year 1O5 57 certificates OF pensions
were ISSUED, 1900 more than were issued
during the year 1893.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Reichstadt Bohemia. July l.-Archduke
Franz Ferdinand and Prime, SIS Won He
h nberg. formerly Countess Chotek. were
married in the chapel of the castle to-day
in the presence of he nearest relatives
of the Archduke and the Princess.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
CHAFFEE HAS SAILED.
Left san francisco Aboard the
TRANSPORT Grant.

San Francisco. July BRIG Gen A. X.
Chaffee. who is to command the United
stat troops in China sailed Tonight On
the TRANSPORT Grant VIII ch also carried
the headquarters. band. First ana lh,ru
S1uadrons Of the $ XII Cavalry uruer
command OF Lieutenant Colonel 4, .
Writ. Besides the troops, nurses ana bag
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Kingston. July 1.-The steamer Para
from Colombian ports, which arrived to-
day, reports that Colon and Panama,
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

when she left, were quiet and were still
in possession OF the government forces.
a though popular sentiment is in favor of
the reb Is
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02

Gna T FS ian n comma o a lie
til hes kon h h p d to
The Savannah morning news., 1900-07-02
New Life.

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the digestive organs in perfect working
order, there Is nothing better than Hos
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bowels. promotes secretion OF the gastric
juices aud cures Constipation, Indiges-
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as Nervousness. Insomnia or General De-
biity It " an absolutely reliable ieme-
dy backed by a substantial record o:
cures. our Private Revenue Stamp COW
ers the neck Of the bottle.
A Sure HOSTETTER'S
Cure for STOMACH
Digestive Troubles. BITTERS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17

ulist party, he is endeavoring to creas a
sentiment in his favor among the Rm-
ocratft leaders and workers, and Is eure-
ly overlooking the men who first supprt-
ed him, and who, IT is claimed mae 1t
possible for him to be governor.
IF the Peoples party meets in cate
convention this fall 1t will nominas a
Popuiist for governor" said Mr.. Fay re-
ferring to Gov. Rogers and his lateiec-
larations at Yakima in favor of the lem
ocracy. This sentiment, IL is claimed ex-
lists all over the state among People Spar
ty workers, save. of course, in oeles
which are composed Of the GOVERNOR ap-
pointees. A. coriing to Judge Wnsor,
Mr.. Fay and other equally prominentPeo
Pies party men in Seattle, Gov. Rgers,
being no longer a Populist. viii not b en-
titled to consideration at the hands 4 the
approaching Peoples party state coven-
ton this fall. This same view Is he'd re-
garding Land Commissioner Btdges,
whose open avowal OF Democracy i the
Bryan banquet at North Yakima hal been
commented on adversely by PopJliss all
over Washington.
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77i77' i74I--s11as-s--ssss--=
PERSON AIS.

steel. canneryman Of Tacoma. W. IN se.s,l.
yesterday
Patrick Mccoy. tnmbermsn n Edison. &, st
the Dirr
Joseph Irving a mmberman Of Evsrstt, vas In
Seattle yesterday.
NJ Earle.. shinse Manufacturer Of FsirhA,sn.
- AZ tho Ssatts
L. " Harmon, attorney Of Chehaii, Is regis.
tered NJ the Butler
W. II. Dennis, mining man Il Spokane, 1, stop.
pins al the Seattle
Kenneth NJ Jackson returned yesterday from .
tip 70 San Francisco
Arthur W. HAWKS. mining man a ohognisA
la the city yesterday
Judge J. 7. Hcussr. q Mount Vernon. Is In tina
city. atgppng Il the Seattle.
y 4 Bream, who is interested in a general stor.
At wikcson. was Ia Seattle yesterday huyins goods
W C.. Fowler, manager At the lincoln shinsl.
Company At Arlington. Registered Al tie Diler yes.
tcrdAy.
l. r. kniCkcrhocksr a Autarn, chairman q ,hs
King county Hsputlic4n central COMMITTEES, Nas
IN Seattle YESTERDAY.
A D. Cniby q Portland. rh0 las been H Al
Prgvitence hospital Tor two weeks. VA Ysstefgtsy
moved 20 the Hotel Northern
Mr. and Mn A A. Fist Miss Bss1sx aud Mis-,
Eva Barst u North bend pissed through ssattle
yesterday 90 thsr va " san frkneisca
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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION.
Member. Discus- the Remarks OF
President GrnNes.

The Ministerial Associations az Seattle. at
Cts usetirl tAst Monday fis ussed The re-
marks of President Graves delivered al a
previogs meeting. ou che attitude ~ the
university towards the CHRISTIAN college.
Ulth special reference ta the ieslrnnlty
20 having "a Wht-sl chair iu Tho Uu!yer-
Eity ~ Washington.
The report 1f the executive committee
wss received ispon the ~{ltnge " The CON-
atltaJlgu " taa association II vas Rdogt-
81 with one exception y. that AL
the PASTORS and ministers ans any special
CHRISTIAN workers snail be eligible 20 mem
DerEh3p
Rev Nlg Brooks X Ballard addresses
ths meeting an me '%uhtleucas of satan
in vhira he stow ed that Satan ala AIS
greatest work tn t1e world NOT ~ means
- thH opwn lawDreak~T tslt rather by
means % fNe ansiy polished gentleman. a
man ~ learning ana high cultuTA ttung
in Is groEezs lr's cla4r. OF leAGtue a great
hara ~ followers IN Christian S-ence.
Theseu phv. esr
The as ID nesting 10 90 bc he's or Aaril
- subtle = TIE Fu0clon % The CHRIS
lAn Air. s-ee
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FRANCHISE IS GRANTED.
County Commissioners Give John
Leary Right To Build Railway
In West seattle.

The franchise for the West Seattle end
of the electric railway Wink h will extend
from Seattle across the tide flats over the
old terminal trestle, was granted yesterday
afternoon by the county commissioners to
John Leary.
According to the provisions OF the fran
car must be run within nine months from
yesterday During the first five years OF
the franchise there must be at least thirty
minute service from Z O'Clock in the morn
ing until Q o'clock In the evening, unless
prevented by irresistible force or unavoid-
able accident.
The track may be either double or sin
gle Of standard gauge, and may be either
operated by cable or electric power. Poles
to be placed along the street must he APP
proved by the county commissioners.
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WARRANTS FOR SALOON MEN
Charged with Keeping Their Places
of Business Open on sunday in
Violation of state Law.

The moral crusade took new turn
yesterday when w. +. Cpwan. a promi-
swore to complaints in Justice Austin's
court charging Dave Blake. William Be-
lond and Nelson & Linsett, proprietors
OF saloons in the southern part of the
city, with violating the Sunday CLOSING
law. II is alleged that they kept their
places OF business open on last Sunday.
The warrants were not served last
night, but will be served by Constable
Nelson today. Justice Austin has held
heretofore in Sunday-closng cases that
he has no jurisdiction further than to
determine If there be probable cause
TO hold the defendants for trial In the
superior court.
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II Is understood that Mr. Wooding con
scented az the request or George L. Piper
and his friends to make an effort to Sc
cure the nomination Tor sheriff.
Mt Wooiiug lives az Auburn. Previous
ta being elected to the state senate ne
held tho office of county commissioner.
Mr. Van DE Nanter lives AZ Kent and is
widely known not only throughout the
county. but the state AZ well His friends
says hat he has made an efficient officer,
and that he will win again They point
90 the fact that he led the Republican
ticket two years ago by several hundred
votes He is known - one % the baaSt
organizers Ia the party.
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Populists Charge Rogers With
Forming Political Combination.
SLATE HAS BEEN PREPARED.
Judge Winsor, John p. Fay and
Others Say the Governor and
Land Commissioner Bridges Plan
to Deliver the Party Into
the Hands of the Democracy
-Oppositfon in other Counties.

Charges are openly made by many of the
leading Popuhsts in King county and
throughout the state that a well-organized
political machine has been set in motion
at Olympia by Gov. Rogers, Senator Turn
er. Robert Bridges and State Superintend-
emit Browne for the purpose of controlling
the action OF the party in the state and
securing the denomination Of the favored
few selected for political preferment by
the members of the combine. At last Sat
urday nights Populst meeting at Masonic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-04-17
ALLEGED BURGLAR CoNFEssEs.
James Allen Admits He Robbed
SpanHenberg's Cutlery store.

Walter Ritter and James Allen, who
were arrested several days ago on the
charge of looting the cutlery store of
@. F. Spangenberg on Second avenue yes
terday waived preliminary examination
In the police court and were bound over
TO the superior court in the sum of $500
each.
Allen. one of the defendants confessed
TO Deputy Prosecuting Attorney ru1rnn
and Detective Phillips yesterday that he
committed the burglary. He exonerated
Ritter from all connection with H. how
ever. He said that Ritter waited for
him while he entered the store hut
claimed that Ritter had no knowledge Of
the intended crime
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scott $. BtEeIow Says Partner Appro-
priated Fuuds.

- Oft S. Btgelow. a restaurant man. COM
menced suit in the superior court yester-
day morning TO compel r. r. Slocum TO
account for funds alleged TO have been
Incorporated. Bgelow says that in
October, 1899, he and Slocum went into
business at 1872 First avenue. in what Is
known as the Novelty dining rooms Since
that time, according to his statement
Slocum has eppropr atei some OF the f,ind.
and refuses to make restitution
The court is asked 70 compel Slocum 70
give an accounting and then wind up the
partnership affairs
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A CANDIDATE FOR SHERIFF.
John wooding. of Auburn. Enters
Field Against Nnn De Nantc-
Contest VIII He Lively.

John Wooding who has held the office
of state senator from the south disttct of
King county for the past six years and
whose term of Office expires in 1903 yes
terday announf ed that he would be can
didate for sheriff before the King Ounty
Republican convention this fall.
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IL concerned him, but Bike entered a
vigorous denial.
II never rode on a brakebeam In my
life" he expostulated The charge is
not true"
We'll how did you get here?" demand
ed De Bruler.
Well" confessed Bike, amid a roar
of laughter from the spectators, II rode
on a car coupling"
Both boys were sentenced to fifteen days
on the changing.
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To write 20 \ u. Charlton. A. q. +. A
Portland; A. Timing. general aseat. Ia
coma; J. A. Nadeau. general agent Ssst-
tie. J. ". Hul general agent, spokaas.
about The Northern Pagihc's new train
service. ga effect April - They are raff
20 answer questions. Al you have 70 DO
is to ask Them.
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ALLEGED Warrant Creates Diversion
in the Police Court.

william Murray and Paul hike. both
boys under age. we're asraigned before
Municipal Judge Cam esierdaiy On me
charge = vaE-anry They both stated
g. ~ court that they bad arrived tn fhe
e.tv onlv "a Jew days previous 90 their
arrest and thor Cgty AftuIrcy uc Bruier
asked them II JIG were not "a fact that they
had ridden In here on brake beams. Mur-
"a admitted lie ALes CATION - FAX -
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shp W m Muann ru Paihc launched
ed
d nd Major ansam
d Il lie % nip was ~
o NJ a p aid
lie a f PROV T II sack % tina
Seattle sG
" cos by nt@
S % 4b 6S Sa ~6 5@gy officers We"
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gTI1AM f-NN fON Nun =
TAs steRfncr Robert Dollar arL steamer
tsfvnswsIcR will lcsavs Cos CAM Nr'ue a. q
,st.,s.ns CTS. on MNy 10 fify arrt-, iass
ssss rerSsfn unsold on tae Eruu~Nt X
~ NIL be soid 20 those appAtns hrNt
On Mera.l, Aprii y eesnY rs asaes a.. =, ;
w ~ ,!ssnrany. lig Cherry street.
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upp Raven Splits Monogram whisky.
n Iittx Milwaukee beer. wholesale and re-
.ai at HsgSsTiss. ls SECOND sEeaus
ooutk -
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KING COUNTY CLUB TO MEET
President VIII Name Secretary and
Vice Presidents for Republican
Organization.

On Thursday night President Preston. Of
the King County Republican Club. VIII
announce at the regular meeting OF the
dub his appointments for members OF the
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ORIENTAL
RUGS.

There's a variety of patterns in the as
sortment Of Oriental Rugs and India Car
pets that has just arrived-in fact, there
are no two patterns just alike, and in the
Rugs the sizes range from the very small
to the carpet sizes.
We were very careful to import only the
thoroughly good kinds, and we've priced
them in a decidedly fair way.
We think you will appreciate the small
margin-of- profit prices. VIII you inspect
fham2
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NEs y. wIkzLNsA1, lie spuolaa, has
rcsrAsi
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1900-06-21
FREE OF CHARGE
II. W. Owen

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trouble OF any nature who will call at T
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Twenty years ago millions of bottles,
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