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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-06-08

The SUIT Lake Herald for sale ae
'Fullers Green Grocery store. II
Considerable geod work shas beeh
done on the county '46afa on The west
side Of the $elaey, az q result Of which
. great Improvements is Albticaabfe. Let
the good work 20 oh, there in room for .
shore work yet AH
Tuesday noftrihgs dHfiiss give out
the word that Agyfhaldo' has bean 'shdt
down BY the Americans under Major
March, The detafls. however. are 30
meagre sllat it may be DO 6r it may not
be- He has SSeh shdt ana killed SO
many ti1hes. SAat people ara somewhat
skepticaA ~ TO the vSsattey of snch
press reports.
Mr. W. y. WAtedon, ekShlgr jOf the
First National Bank Of W'Fhteraet, Iowa,
in n recent feteeF gives adfTs Experience
with a cAFpetseer Pa his empty, that viii
he I'd value to deher 4necahiCs. He saws:
" hkd . Carpenter working for me who
wills Obliged to StUp work for several
days Oh AtcSAnt of being ts46ubled with
diarrhoea. 7 mentioned 70 him that L
4istd been similarly Ef1oSaed and that
Cffamperhin's Colfc, Cholera iAnh Diar,,
rNdeA Remedy had chred Hhe. He bought
Booths ii 1t from the tdArAgeTSSAt here ana
informed rhte tFiA$ Que doeA cured him,
and he is again at work FoF eaIs by
F1poSerA Drug Store. N
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For Sale or R6l5
g. COLUMN.
(All notices UndeF this head win
he Inserted al the Fate oil one.half d
Cent y word each iltsertiOn.l


For sAkECHhAP--A tifbE clAsB family
hefse and cSffiagt: A s4lap. Apply Il
this UAiGe.
FdR sAhB-4 vitf i6tA, large size id
the HHf addition viii take good
work h6Fse In sxChangv A snap for
sUfie one %he niat &a4E a gUoa loSas
tioh. For farther particulars apply as
the B4iAsftNth Dfive
tor FOR sAnB.-A good vacant lot
between JohH B06fhes ahd 6. IA:
Td0hsts tesideRcs FOR sale. Address
FfaAk Maker; Kaukahee, III; Tot price.
HUdse 10 rsht- Good two F06lh Aoass
fUt feat tiiedp. APPLY 70 fASE jOhes
Fob sAtB Or 1shNT-A leo acre
farm with rights IS III mpss. ys,iI
ssli tAear III leasd ibf Q Uf D year,. a
snap If taken 1t Chcs; fof particulars
See q: spOhEbafs Nc tAy BafNk 81 MUnts
pslisfs
List s6df property with SoAihAs Bag
iss. Re NillAnd d BHsef Ah.S iatsssy
10 lOati0 lShs time sra low 4iasAaek
ron SALE we nnsS SsF ais I AeR
6eakSd fasassiA fsst0kA $40 ,.G,sss.
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Land Matters.

klnal lprcdfs, land entries, CONTESTS
ana everything pertaining to land mat
eess aetended toby G. spongberg. In
'qulre'st 'Bank'of Montpelier, or At his
: ,FeSidSncein Montpelier. All kinds of
illegal PAPERS for conveyancing drawn,
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lOCR NEWS

jBoorS are nOn'eSt
Remember the ID. off. r. Ball next
Friday might.
Sewing lntadhine needles For all aiindsl
eot maohines'at Mfrs. douglas. Isl
Miss Irene Douglas areturned from;
Boise on Monday.
Window Blinds both 8 sartaiF Roct,
from40 cts, TO IS H. B. WliisR1sh, q
Miss Nellie KirSAof returned 10 her
home in Poc@tello on TUESDAY.
Granate~are and Tinware ;at Bedrock
Prices. n. B. Wlhatman. Q
Miss Stalker, of Paris, is spending q
week with Sles Gee an this city.
Eugene HART and wife, of Baeealing-
were doing business in this town Mon
day.
Why use aAferior Aser when you osa
get your choice of Qeadiag brands, at
the Palace SaloOn3 ~
At the State election i'm Oregon Fast
Tuesday the republican eicket was SIDE
cessful
j. Ell. MeBrager (6he vE1giHaq) ard
FraAlOan Co. s Rye at the Palace Sa-
loon. IL
Miss, Blanche Chapman arrived AcMe
op(Wednesday from Boise, where she
Mon haAn atSsaS, dim q anannol
FOR SAIsE-Au my household of,
fects cheap, for cash. Mrs. G. Y
8mith, Montpelier.
For latest methods Of crown and
bridge work and plates that dit, go to
DR.. Hoibrook. 9
Miss Bessie Csrrick of Caiifernta, ar
rived ia this city last Sunday TO visit
her brother. Mr.. H Carrick,
Shoes 80 wear; that is what we have
and our prices will more than please
VOC. Il, b. Whitman. 2
A gocd stock of Celne.Ary work, head
stones, ETC., 10 pick from at the Bear
Lake Marble works, opposite Ritter BrUs>
Come along with your orders 90
The new building just west of J, F,
Q'Connots saloon which is being erect.
ed by Mr.. Strong, will be used for a
small store and barber shop. Pete
Fuller will no doubt occupy the barber
shop.
Fl. B. Whitnan has dandy dude"
at his store selling the famous Silveroid
spoons that are becoming 80 popular
with the people. The dude" is Great
ing no end of merriment, especially for
the little folks.
Gentlemen; when you don't feel Just
right, no to Wedel & Hansen's and look
at their elegant line of clothing. 1t
will do you good to get one of their
elegant suits. The prices are very low
too. 10
The sweet tones of the Mason & Ham
lin and the Kimball organs oaptiYated
Bishop Clark of Montpelier, and Mr..
Tom. Burke, of Dingle, respectively.
having consulted J. NJ. Richardson at
the Hunter House, these gentlemen
wisely purchased.
We DO not hear much electric light
talk thsss days. Why don't Montpelier
follow the example Of sOrls OF ting
Younger towns In the state-IdahO Fail
for Instance. and buy q plsntf Wa
.oor, tn l,e several leagues behind in the
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-06-08

quahIY. Thor y. Nielsen.
90 TO HooveF's Drug :StoFe for
everything YOU want IN the medicine
AND MUta0a Haze 81
A carload of sultIhHr 5hss recsivsd'at
Ritter Bros. Drug Go. Sheepmen can
get thsir wants shpplied at1owest pos
sftle prices. IA
Gail ana exaftiTEe my liife,of Trunks
and Vahses. If I cannot save you
moaey don't buy. II. b. Whitman. 4
IfSoh want Shoes TO WEAR come
and SEE my line Of atew goods. just I'm
this week IL. b. whitman. =
why do without TeethY When you
csn get Che best at III. Holbrook g. Rnd
pay for the4n with THE products of the
| farm. D
Sheap t6w'tdFs'cah have Sheir wants in
sulphhr and 'dslter lines OF dip material
Supplied promptly at R4Ser Bros. Drag
| Co. III
Fer fine Watch, clock and Ie%elry
FepahfRng go to the NieeseA Furniture
Store. AM work fully guaranteed :.
Thor 9. Nielsen. y
We have just received a big fine of
M. y. Wells & Co. skoes. They are the
best goods in The market and our prices
are low. Call and see Vl1eM at Mrs.
Ellen Douglas tN a8
TAe fine trotting stallion Lecture,
belonging to Walt lewis, will travel
with his gray stallion the Fest Of this
season. Fcf particulars apply TO Walt
Lewis.
Mr.. G. A. RoAFabucMeR of che New
York Lie ms Co.. is iA this city again
after an absence Uf two or three ASOnths
through variods parts OK SAN sSAVe in
interest of his Company
DOORS, SASH u SIZING has:-fae
member that we GAIA fit you MP in any
thing ia this lIAe tAat ycu wish and can
make you close figures. We have Build.
erS' hardware, too; ana complete
stock to select from. Consolidated Ina
pAement Company. Is
The annual conference OF the Y. n.
e. Y. l.. N. 4. -, will be held at Salt
Lake City on June 10, II and 18th. Il
il desired that every local organization
be represented at the General Confer
ence -
The Bear Lake and Cache telephone
line is goIAg up with a rush. A large
force of MEN are at work, and 1t is
probable that Paris Will be reached this
week VITA the pole sebsihE
The Montpelier orchestra will furnish
the mHsic at the b, of l.. z, ball I'd b
held at tie opera house on June 18th.
New and up-t0-dase music Will b given
and glorious EirAe Ii assured all who
attend. The ladies OF the Rebekah
lodge Will have charge of the refresh
ments, which is sufficient guarantee
that that part Of the AFFAIR will receive
proper attention..
Blessed il the mah who ittakni6stIl
he advantages Of his own tU~h and
lambeth by 1t with loyal deeds when
'thers speak evil OF it continually; for
lpon the last day the man 81 praIse And
rood work will given harp and IL cfUwn
'ut the kicker and the man with Ho
public spirit Will be hnncked with the
mules and goats and shipped To tie lAhti
where they don't shovel snoM.
Yoti NAV as Weil try to ran Il steatff
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-06-08
Fresh strawberries.at Chapman.s.

AN"AOptb 'NASASkAk8 ARA0uuS
Remember tl1eiB. of9., IF. Qsil next
Friday evening,
HyUd have any lawn HnoweFs to be
grodnd tor rdraiFed fsee rinsley&6 Son.
Dave KeeneY was sin PocetellosA few
days this week6n business.
Nothing new under SHE sah"- dis
pr6ved-everythiAg netV-4at MSS Dal-,
rymples.
Mr.. H, R. 'Calllg6n went to :Pooatello
on Monday, tetuFhing Thursday.
You VIII ana everything Won .hesd in
house furnishings at the Nidlsgh Fnani-
tuFe Store.
MrsfL ,H. 4lttbsn heft on Tuesday for
Crestoh, iowa. to visit friends
Miss Olera Ehaefqe left Tuesday Tor
her home in Burlington, lows.
Go 70 1oOVeFas Drug StUi@ TOR
everything you want in the El4edRSiAe
sad hd'tfoh Mme. ~
Mesd&haes u. q. Gray ana Nj. A.
IS0Tay left fdfan extended "Trip tAFOAgh
the east dn Tuesday.
House cleaning made more pieasant
ny S'ayahgak Nfeaseas Furniture Store.
4a~ices are always the Rowest. a.
| Attorneys r. T.. Glenn and JdAn A
Bageey went over to the ceaRty seat on
Mo@Ray on Regal business.
AN kimds of A4ascn work paasterRng,
eSc., promptly done Cain On Fred
SarsacA. 2
FaaaaAe, cholera and smalapex is
playing havoc with the iAAabltAAes of
pestieeAce stricken Indaas
The large telephone poles which have
just been wired from Ritter Bros. Drug
Store 70 the depot, present 4OlSe
citiSed appearance.
HAaA4oRy in coRoEs - HArfnohy in
style, quality ana pr1ce-At Miss Dali
lrympEes Millinery Store .
r. b Brennan has just teceived a oar.
load of fine potatoes PaEtaes wishing
seed POTATOES had better order at
once. 10
Mrs Geo. w. Robertson, q GlenAs
Ferry. formerly Of this city, went
through GA Tuesdays train for IN ex-
tended visit ia Burlington. Iowa.
SAVE MATCHES j, K. Nelson is
agent for the Famous maSchleBs lighter.
Coed i'm any hind OF weather. CAN on
him and see sample. Price 81. vail
I have fine stock OF good watches,
| jewelry, spectacles and silverware in
the Nielsen Furniture Store. Call and
see my stock. Thor G. Nielsen. Q
Look over my 8 and 10 OTIS. counter
and pick ont items You will have 10 pay
is and 20 cts. for else where, II. B..
Whitman. z
The Rinehart gallery Is still doing
business 40 the old stand, First class
photos at reasonable prices. CAN an6
see work. IS
Sulphur by the carload lots and sheer
dip material Of all kinds. We can save
you money Oh these articles. Rite,
Bros. Drug Go. Il
Lettuce, r4dishes, Unions and berrie
fresh every day from Salt Lake. Price
reasonable. Also y select tine Of fresl
groceries. "Only the hes" ID our motto
w. ", Chapman. -, s.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-06-08
GbllS&D eerVlG3S.

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN GHuRcA
Sunday services, pAHe FotA
Sabbath Achool at 10 O'Clock.
Morning worship at II o'cic6E, subject.
why we love the church OF 4'od.
Evening worship at s c'dlo6k Child
ren's DAY service BY the Sabbath School
Friday Enthusiastically meeting Of
the Ladies' Home MSssiUAaFS society al
haif past three O'Clock.
REV. CHARAEs d M6B6h, Pastor,
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EARHoLi6sjHt,Rt'H,

6AFHoEto6HtRdH,
Nest Sunday, June 10, services ia
Dempsey valley No divine services id
this city June 10th
REV. VI. IA. HENBK4cKx,
President of Prie6ls' League Of Idaho.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
I Am Writing

This advertisement il is a pleasure to
me to see my store crowded with Gus
toners and hear the cash railway go
ing on lighting speed and to know
everybody is getting suited and served
with values that will bring them back
again when there is plenty of goods of
every class to fill their memorandum.
/ var to add more customers to my
store and l am selling goods his week
extra low and offering to give to every
with me this week, 1 will give to them
free 10 yards of Ettamine Royal Dress
Goods, 90 inches wide, fast color, and
wears we'll and makes up nice. Read
over my price list and see hOw cheap
you can buy the best goods.
l have sold over 100 Suits of MEMS
and BOYS CLOTHING during the last
week, what did it? The low prices.
Young mems suits, beautiful checked
double breasted, trimmed in braid,
extra nice looking suit cheap for $500,
my price $3.9S.
Mems ALL WOOL AND BLACK
$1,000. my price is $500, these suits are
in grey only.
900 PAIRS BOYS PANTS from 4 to
II years old, in black and colored, at %
cents a pair.
50 BOYS WASH SUITS, fast colors,
for 80 cents.
200 BOYS SAMPLE SUITS that 1
will sell cheap from s1.OO to $3.50. size
from 3 to 16 years old.
| nave about 1000 pairs of MEMS
PANTS that you can buy nue. less
than regular. A Jeans pants at 3Sc,
mems we'll made light weight pants at
45 cents. nice locking Sunday pants for
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
Cold Steel or Death.

ssThere is but one chance to save
your life and that is through an opera
ton" was the awful prospect set be-
fore Mrs. I. B.. Hunt, Of Lime Ridge,
Wis, by her doctor after vainly trying
to cure her Of a frightful case Of stom-
ach trouble and yellow jaundice. He
didn't count on the marvellous power Of
Electric Bitters, to cure Stomach and
Liver troubles, but she heard OF IT.
look seven bottles, was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife, now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's
positively guaranteed to cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles, and never
disappoints. Price soc at R. r. Bel
lamy's drug store.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
BLOOD POISON CURED BY b. b.
Bottles Free to Sufferers

DeeD-seated, obstinate cases. the
i that have resisted doctors, hot
springs and patent medicine treatment
quickly yield TO B.. B. B. BOTANIC Blood
Balm), thoroughly tested for 30 years.
have you patches in your
mouth? Sore Throat? Eruptions? Eat
ing Sores? Bone Pains? Itching Skin?
swollen Glands? Stiff Joints? Cop
per Colored Spots? Chancres? Ulcer
alton on the body? Hair and eyebrows
1au out? Is the Skin a mass OF boils,
pimples and ulcers? Then this won
derful B. d. B. specific will completely
change the whole body into a clean,
perfect condition, free from eruptions,
and skin smooth with the glow Of per-
feet health. b. u. B. drains the poison
out Of the system so the symptoms
cannot return. 3. d. B.. builds up the
broken down constitution and improves
n digestion. So sufferers may test
B. B.. B. a trial bottle will be given
away free Of charge
B. b. B. for sale by druggists at 81
per large bottle, or 6 large bottles fuIl
treatment) IS. Complete directions
with each bottle. Be sure the bottle
reads Botanic Blood Balm. For trial
bottle, address BLOOD BALM co. AZ
lanta, Ga. Describe trouble and Free
medical advice given.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
AMERICAN BLOOD Split
Four of Major Walters MariI~s Killed
and Seven Wounded-Admiral Remey
Ordered to Taku to Take Command.
He Goes on the Brooklyn-The Powers
Bafied by the Chinese.

! The Baltimore Sun Of Monday sum-
marizes the news of Sunday night from
China as follows:
American blood has at last been
split in the fighting in China. Admiral
Kempf, at Taku, cabled yesterday
that four Of Major Walters uen were
killed and seven wounded in the fight
near Tien Tsin last THURSDAY. These
were part of a force of 80 marines
under Major Littleton w. r. Waller
VINO, IN conjunction with 400 Russians
started from Taku to Tien Tsin To- re-
lieve the hard-pressed foreign resi-
dents, on whom a fore of Chin So had
been waging an attack for days. The
names or Walters men who fell were
not given in Admiral Kempn's mes
sage. The admiral said that a force Of
Z,OJ men was going 10 relieve TEN
Tsin on Sunday.
Rear Admiral Bruce. Of the British
navy, cabling from Takn TO London.
says that An attempt TO relieve Ten
Isln on June p was repulsed, with
some loss" This indicates another re-
lief expedition was repuised OF Friday
the day after Walters tight. A Shang-
hal dispatch says that still another re-
lief force was sent from Takn ON Sat
urday and that Il consisted of 1000
men.
Pekin has now been cut of fourteen
days from communication with Amer
lea and Europe. Admiral OF
ne British navy, whose relief column
OF 200 men started from Tfen Tsin 10
relieve Pekin, has not been heard from
in twelve days.
Inc authorities at Washington arc
TO realize the magnitude of
tne TASK they have undertaken in
Shlna- Admiral Remey, chief of the At
ante SQUADRON, a been ordered from
Manila to Taku, succeeding Admiral
heIhpH and thus transferring the head
quarters Of the squadron. He viii go to
Iaku on the fine cruiser Brooklyn,
ship there.
Preparations On a big scale are being
Ihad by the United States war depart
nent, but their extent is being con-
cealed.
The nature OF the task undertaken
oy the powers. IL they are to coerce the
Chinese, is also dawning upon the
courts of Europe. II is already said that
100000 men would not be 80 many TO
land. instead Of 10000, the present force
that is strung out between Taku and
Pekin.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
RICHARD CROKER ARRIVES
He Says He is Ready to Take an Active
Parti in Campaign.

New York, June 23.-Richard Croker
arrived from England today on board
the Cunard Line steamer Lucania. He
says that he is in the best OF health
and tina he is ready to take a very ac-
tive part in he coming national cam
paign-
Mr.. Croker when questioned upon
subject of the relations of the
American Ice Company with certain
high city officials and his ownership
of ice stock, said:
There is no secret about the latter.
l told Mr.. Moss about it before the
Mazet investigation. 1t was Philadel-
phia stock which l bought two
years g before the ice trust was
formed. 1 don't care to say now
whether 1 still hold it or not"
Upon matters pertaining TO the ma
tional campaign, Mr.. Croker aid that
with Roosevelt as McKinley's running
mate we should nav San Juan Hill
all over again.
He said that he was going to Kan
sas City as a delegate. 1t looked, he
said, as if Bryan would be the demo-
cratic nominee for president.
Mr.. Croker vas asked whether he
thought Controller Coler would make
a good vice presidential candidate for
governor, but he said that he could not
answer that.
Mr.. Croker said in their trust plank
the republicans were simply stroddling
the matter. They cannot take th4t
plank away from the democrats he
said.
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90 cents, Inc if you want FINE WOOL
PANTS we have them from $1.25 to
$500. Look at the line if you want to
buy.
l am selling a big lot of FINE MAT
TING. You will save money by look
ing and comparing prices on my stock
with other merchants.
GOOD MATING for 1872, Is, Is. 20
and % cents. Some remnants in Mat
ting at 10 cents.
All styles in WINDOW SHADES to
suit everybody from 10 to so cents.
MOSQUITO CANOPIES, full size, at
s1.15: extra $3.50; Japanese Screens at
IS cents, s1.00 and s1.50.
Women's SUMMER VESTS from 5,
s, 10 up to % cents; Children's Vests
) to 10 cents.
Mems Balbriggan Vest from 10, %
| and so cents; Mems SAMPLE HATS.
/ have them at your price; a Hat sold
for $3.50. my price $1.00; a $1.25, hat I
sell for 70 cents; a so cent hat 1 sell for
SO cents.
SAMPLE CAPS from 10 to SO cents;
pretty belt rings at 5 cents.
A new line of VAL LACES. all over
YOKING INSERTION, VELVET RIB
BONS, SILK RIBBONS. the velvet
ribbon are cheap, L sell them from 2k
cents per yard to 40 cents; No. 40 fine
Silk Ribbon for Sash and Ties and
Belts, all colors, IS cents per yard.
l will nave to stop as / have no more
room TO tell you what l have to sell
at this big hustling store, covers 1000
square feet of floor room and does a
up to date business. Give us a cal
| and get one of those dress patterns free
at Wilmington'S Big Racket Store
near the PoStOffice.
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- AIN bkmn In rosT ebM is quickly filled with this damopv sm dhe MInAnIo
~ ZEY swnm glands ms patches in the MOUTH sores on scalp on Me sore W1VvmSe
hen room for hbs hH@m real umfbe ISd Contagious BdP olson Anf Pumnop
D@sSm prGte meruy mdpa potash the only ewe@d@ Blood Poison eeH%nOs min. TU VW 70
bkm into the system COVERT fora while butt brso ut again in mekn These POWERFUL neasp produces uGMal
potash maew weeks NOT cmwss I hose hob~eb been @d With hes drugs awa beGs rec from che and pain
S s asm nm ty dfeentm manner being purely wgabe remedy; hfrshe P@n out of heysem and
therefore the v cure S Contagious blood Poison No matter in hat stage whwh Msh the cas- may apE even
hhp pronounce nubeby the Doctors s. s. can be rd upon to make rapid permanent cure s. S. S Bnda
new unei remedy AN ePne OF nearly fifty y@s @ proven it sure and unhHns wef" this dH@* is
uonaM ES% N4S@yass asH#I say. aISs@% @S @ s$.S sss sS s msh m@ T@ aaG@@ s%.aGmSs
S%.G%nS sEgM pTaa M%w%s T wv %T ym tbs
D& MWE# kmsasS Isl MyMRdM and sMM% wMn@.T hHN@ RS
ENGEs sme6gT my MaTwwd TsS soon entirely we'll adHy Ahs
A~@A~| Send for our Home Treatment Book which contains wimbehm umtond about
WMF &MWV 49, mdmYeG physicians who have made lifetime study of blood diseases Don't
hesitate to write for any m6mmM%n% @e w@sd W. mMn oGhEw what
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
Rathbone removed From ONCE.

Washington, Jun 25.-The postmas-
ter general has issued an order remov-
ing from office Estes G. Rathbone, who
had been suspended by a former order
from the position Of director general
OF posts of Cuba, n detailing Martin
c. Fosnes, an inspector in the postal
service, to perform the duties of direc-
tor general of posts until further or
ders. Fourth Assistant Postmaster
General Bristow has been relieved
from further work in Cuba and has
sailed for home.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
No More Fever at ouemados.

Washington, June 25.-Surgeon Cen
eral Sternberg received a telegram to-
day from Captain Stark, chief medical
officer at Camp Columbia. Quemados.
Cuba, saying hat there have been no
new cases of yellow fever at Quema-
dos during the past ~forty-eight hours.
He also says that as a matter Of pre-
caution, all the non-immunes have
been moved from Quemados. They are
all in excellent condition.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
BLOOD POISON.

In some cases he exteInali signs Of Contagious Bood Poison ARE % slight tina III
victim IS firmly within the grsP O., te monster before the nj nature of. the disease
swollen glands mucusP patches in the mouth; sores OF scalp ulcers on tongue, soe
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1900-06-29
WHITE SUPREMACY CLUBS
THEIR MEMBERS RAPIDLY INCREASING
IN THE STATE

Only Ten Counties without Them-To
be Formed in These at Early Date.
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