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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-03

f6-ROOM LODGING HOUSE, ELE-
gantly furnished; in good location.
Price $3.50. Furniture alone worth
$2,250. Conroy & Morley, 46 East
Broadway.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, CONVENIENT
for miners or sm~eltennen. 734 E. Mer-
curry.
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Temperance Mnss.Meetiug.
j. l.. King,
Pastor.

There will be held Temperance
mass meeting on Turlington's camp
ground on August 10, 20 and 21, un-
der the auspices of the w. g. Il. U
Rev. F. NJ. Edwards has kindly
consented to speak for us, as we'll as
other local talent. Miss Lee Glencora
Cook, who so charmed our youths
and maidens last spring will be with
us, 10 addresses, recitations and
songs.
Mr.. Eure will have charge of the
music, all singers are invited. We
expect eminent preachers from dis
lance, of which there will be further
notice next week. The Loyal TEN
perance Legion will take prominent
parts 10 the exercises on Monday af-
ternooD.
We hope all the pastors and tn eli
congregations, in easy distance, will
be with us on Sunday 10th, to help
forward this grand work, by their
paesence and words of good cheer.
Mrs. Sue James,
Mrs. Geo. W. Gilmore, Jr.
Mrs. Bette A. Rue.
COMMITTEE e.
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Mrs Lille Trader is visiting her
soldier husband, near New York city
Our farmers have shipped all their
Irish potato crop and are the poorer
for all their labor and trouble.
On the sick list, this week, are Mrs
Jennie Evans, Miss Lizzie Watson,
Mrs. Len Townshend and E. A.
Evans.
Mrs. Marion Robertson and child,
of Petersburg, Mr.. Lloyd Tull, OF
New York. and b p. Jones, of Phila.
delphia, of late visitors to friends
and relatives here, have returned to
their homes.
Wednesday, August Sth, will be a
big day at the Red Hills Several
lodges of the Jr, D. U. A. Ms will
have a grand rally there on the day
Prominent speakers and brass band
are to be among the attractions Of
the occasion.
Among the visitors to friends and
relatives in our town at this time are
Mrs. Annie Hotch, of New York,
Parker Byrd and wife, OF Washing
ton, Lloyd Watson, of Philadelpbi :,
Miss Minnie Scott, Of Chincoteague,
J. D. Wallop and wife, of Salisbury,
Miss Puss Milbourne, of North Caro-
lima, Misses Hickman and Watson, oil
Pocomoke City, and VIM. Townshend
and wife.
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Arromac baptist Associn,ion.

The Accomac Baptist Association
will convene with the Bethel Baptist
Church, August 18th, 10th and nth.
Delegates coming north will take
train "a, leaving Cape Charles about
1890, a. m, arriving at Mears Siding
about ~ 80. Delegates will purchase
tickets to Hallwood but they will be
put off at Mears' Siding, only few
hundred yards from the church.
Delegates coming south can come on
train 81. but will get Of at Hallwood,
notifying beforehand j. NJ. Bloxom
Mappsville, Va, of the time OF your
coming. Delegates coming by any
other train than 81 must notify j. M.
Bloxom.
The n. Y. P. g. n. K K. Co. has
granted reduced rates which can be
obtained by writing to the under
signed for order for same. Be sure
to enclose stamp. 1t would save
same trouble and cost il delegates
and visitors from each church would
get the pastor to write for the de-
sired number of orders. We hope
that all who can, will come in their
own conveyance.
j. l.. King,
Pastor.
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NEiGiIBORHOOD NOTES.
tutut Oscn = us.


Steamer Chincoteague is again on
her route pretty as picture and neat
as a new pin.
Thomas Beebe Jr. and Miss BERTHE
Pruitt were married August 1st, Rev.
& w. Kiracofe officiating
The annual pony penning takes
place at Chincoteague, August 7th'
and at Assateagre August Sth.
A hop was given by our young peo
pie at the Town Hall, Tuesday, In
honor of Miss Hamilton and others oil
Baltimore.
Mr. A. F. Matthews, of this place. lie
at Onancock this week, moving
three hnu,es, under contract with the
city fathers.
Schooner s. J. Delane arrived this
week with cargo OF coal from Phila-
delphia and Schooner Wharton with
cargo of bricks from New York.
Opening day at Red Hills, last
Wednesday. A large crowd was pres
ent. Two steamers during the day
conveyed pass engers from this place
Mr.. Timot by Hill, one Of our prom
inent and most respected citizens
died last Monday, aged "A years. He
leaves widow, three sons, Joseph IT,,
John and Daniel Hill,and one daugh-
ter, Mrs. Thomas Savage
Robert Watson,a worthy and high
] V respected citizen died after an ill
ness of several years Wednesday, aged
70 years. His wife, four sons, Will
liam, David, Alfred and Daniel Wat
son and three daughters survive him.
Twenty applicants for position in
Life Saving Service were examined
by Dr. Edward Derickson and son
asst week. Fred Johnson, Of Popes
Island, Peter White, Of Assateague,
and George Milliner, Of Metompkin,
failed to pass, because Of physical
disabilities.
D. J. Wheaton and family,of Phil-
adelphia, are spending the summer
here: Page Grimsley and family are
visiting his parents: Miss Sallie Work
man, OF New York, is the guest of Miss
A L. Bloxom: Mr.. D. Lewis and fam
lily are at the home of his mother,
Mrs. l. G. Lewis: Miss Hamilton, of
Baltimore, is at the home DR.. J. w.
Fields and Miss Annie Shivers at the
home OF Mr.. j. l.. Anderson.
Arrivals at Atlantic Hotel this
week: G. l.. Ward, T H Mears, j. ID.
Hoskins, A. P Gray, 7. H. Cenhoon,
P. H. Dammerberg, Baltimore; } W.
Field, w. Nj. Roberts, F. A. Lark
ford and wife, Philadelphia; g. M.
Smith, Richmond; Samuel Valentine,
Los Angeles, Cal; John L Baker,
Norfolk; r X. Williams, N. Y s. E.
Suter, j. s. Douglas, Washington; n.
H. Collins, Smyrna; Mrs. Harry White
and daughter, Clinton Matthews and
wife, Capt. N. B. Rich, wife and
daughter, Accomac.
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PaFkslsy.
Our depot is being beautified by a
new coat of paint.

Our depot is being beautitied by a
new coat of paint.
Mr.. H. r. Bennett, of Philadelphia,
paid our town a visit this week.
Mr.. J. s. Clogg, of Pocomoke City,
paid our town a visit last Tuesday.
Mr.. o. E. Causey, with VIM. Gam
BILE u Co, of New York, is home on a
visit.
Mr.. L. F. Human, formerly of this
place now of Altoona, Pa, is home
on visit.
Mr.. Harvey W. Lewis, assistant
agent at Exmore, spent Sunday with
his parents at this place.
Rev T. Ryland Sanford will preach
to the young men especially Sunday
night Everybody invited.
Mr.. Fl. J. McCready assisted the
Stockton baseball team in a game
with Salisbury at the latter place
last Monday.
Mrs. H. s. Dulaney and son, OF
Millington, Md, after spending ten
days with friends at this place, left
for Fruitland, Md, Tuesday.
Last Sunday night while Mr.. Wing
Wah, our laundryman, was attend>
ing church some one entered his
building and robbed him of $40
and gold ring. The thief so far il
unknown.
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wachapreague.

James, the little son of Mr.. James
X Hartman, accidentally fell from II
tree he was climbing, on Wednesday
last, and received some painful in
juries. His condition, however, Is
not serious.
Mrs. Elizabeth Bulman suffered a
stroke OF paralysis on Sunday morn
ing last, and is still in ~ dangerous
condition at this writing She was
temporarily alone when stricken, and
Law for sometime on the floor where
she had fallen. She is about 70 years
of age, and fears are entertained as
to her recovery.
John, a son of Capt. Geo. Fletcher
was taken to the Virginia Hospital
this week for surgical treatment. He
has suffered for several weeks with a
diseased bone in one OF his legs which
will necessitate a surgical Operation
for its relief. He was acrn"lpA med
by Mr.. Bernard LeCtt". WHO will
place him unner the care Of DR..
Hugh Taylor, and rein.in In the
hospital with him for some days.
The town is almost over iun with
summer visitors from the nei 'hn"rtng
cities, and the hotel aid pr.vate
boarding houses have been kept
pretty we'll filled all the summer
The phenomenal absence 81 mosqui-
toes from our town has gwen ltquite
a boom as seaside resort. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell and daughter, and Miss
Bessie Woodward, from Portsmouth,
and Mr.. Davis and daughter, from
Philadelphia, are at the hotel; Miss
Gertie Scbellingers from Tuckerton,
is at the parsonage; Mr.. Joe Savage
and daughters, of Philadelphia, are
at Capt. Savage's; Mr.. Cluff,wife and
children and Miss LAURA Watson, Of
Chincoteague, are at Capt. John W.
Johnson's; Mrs. John West and
daughters are visiting at Mr.. L. F.
Floyd's, and the Misses Bnllman, Mrs.
NJ. ID. Todd, Miss Florence Whiting,
OF Baltimore, Mr.. Ernest Burton, of
Norfolk, are summering at Mrs. VIM.
Burton's.
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Produce Exchange Meeting.

The Hallwood branch OF the Prod
uce Exchange will meet at Hall
wood, August 18th, at 2 p. IN. Would
like to have a full meeting of all
stockholders and also OF the people
who ship their produce from Bloom
town. We want enough stockholders
on the day to organize a branch at
that point. Come every good farmer
and Join us. We are sure it will be
to your advantage to join us and
help us in this movement. Mr.. T. b.
Quinby will be present.
John W. Taylor,
General Director.
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Fourth Day


respectfully announce, that l am
an applicant for the position oil
County superintendent OF Schools
to succeed DR.. Jno. E. Mapp who de-
clines a re appointment.
My labors in the interest of educa-
ton and my work to up-build the
free schools OF Accomack county for
more than twenty years, are known
to the people.
have stated my willingness to
abide by the decision of the County
School Board, leave it to a primary
or accept any plan devised by the
people, or those in authority to de-
termine this appointment.
g. G. Joynes
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Married..

BLoXoM-TINDAL-July 18th, 1900,
at Mappsville, by Rev. j. L. King,
Edward R. Bloxom and Miss Mary
Tindal.
SAvAGE-MAsoN-July 2Sd, 1900,
at Bloxom, by Rev. John R. Gill,
John W. Savage and Miss Maggie l..
Mason.
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Produce Exchange General Directors
NE tiug.
A meeting of the General Directors
of the Eastern Shore OF Va. Produce
Exchange will be held at the princi-
Office of the Exchange at Onley, Va,
on Thursday August 9th, 1900, on the
arrival of the noon train. Last ad-
journment was to Tuesday, August
7th, but owing to engagements that
day at Assawaman, change has been
made to the 9th of August as stated.
II. B. Quinby,
Secretary.
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Race Entries for TasIey Fair.


First Day
40 Trot-Open.
Senator Little-W. X. Matthews.
Agility-A. Fenneman.
Willie Shawl. Z. Mears.
Bonnie-H. l.. Upshur
Lillian B.-Johnson K Gibbons.
Happy Tie -
Marie-W l.. Bass.
2 Year Old Eastern Shore Va, sc.
General Lee-J f. Hurst.
Doris-H l. Upshur
OceaDa-Floyd Bros.
Sarah @ james Bros.
Captain James-H. p. James.
2.16 Trot aud 2.1S Pace-Open.
Annie Marriner-Colin Steele.
Master Gilbert-A. Fenneman.
Fern-Ira G. Nelson.
Nina Noble C. Fohrney.
Second Day.
Q 80 Trot-Eastern Shore Va.
Sam Patch-H. L. Upshur.
Basll-B. L. Bradford.
Lillian s.-Floyd Bros.
Fornie-
Cardova-E. F. Nottingham.
Happy Tie-Johnson & Gibbons.
Lillian b
Bursary-H. P. James.
Gold Bur
Powell-G. d. Wilkins.
Year Od-Open.
Ida Gray-G. s. Walter.
s J .y,. e Bros
Miss James-James Bros.
2.24 Trot--Open.
Little Stakes-Colin Steele.
Agility-A. Feuneman.
Crow-Ira G. Nelson.
Lady Margret-
Rubico-J. w. Harden, Jr.
Third Day.
2.37 Trot, 2.4O Pace-E. Shore Va. sc
Alice-H. o. Finney.
Rector-J. f. Hurst.
Ami, M.-Geo. It. Mapp.
Bonnie-H. l.. Upshur.
Miss Stakes-T. H. Nottingham.
J. H. Atkinson & Gibbons.
Virginia Belle -
Happy Tie "
Gold Bur-H. P. James.
23j Tret-Open.
Senator Little-W. K. Matthews.
General Johuson-Chas. Atkinson
Shawford-B. F. McCaully.
Basil-B. II. Bradford.
Powell e d. wilkins.
2 Is Trot-Open.
Clandon-Colin Steele.
Eloroy-Ira G. Nelson.
Bursar-H. p. James
Fourth Day.
2 30 Trot-Open.
Agility-A. Fenneman.
Crow-Ira G. Nelson.
Lady Margret- :"
Willie Shawl. f. Mears.
Sam Patch-H. l.. Upshur.
Free For All-Trot and Pace.
McZens-W. X. Matthews.
Ainsworth-R. Hentschel.
Evadna-
9 80 Trot-Eastern Shore Va. &c.
Willie Shawl. E. Mears.
Fornie-Floyd Bros
Cordova-E. F. Nottingham.
Ida Gray-H. p. James.
Happy Tie-Johnson & Gibbons.
Lillian B.
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Accomac County School Board.

Will hold its annual meeting at
Accomac G. II. on Monday, August
the 9Th at 10 o'clock a. IN. All the
trustees are earnestly requested to be
present at the appointed time, to set
tie with treasurer, elect clerk to
the Board and to determine the time
of opening schools &c.
I'D. Parsons, Clerk.
County School Board.
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Write to us tor estimates on doors,
sash, blinds, stair-rails and all other
kinds of building material, hardware,
paints, &c. Stock large, prices low
Mr.. K. D. l.. Fletcher will be at Ac-
comac G. H., the first day of every
County Court, to receive orders fol-
the firm.
Cape Charles Ice g. Lumber Co.
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Card.

This is to give notice to the public
that | will locate on or about August
10Th at Pungoteague for the practice
of my profession and earnestly solicit
your patronage and support.
Yours Respectfully,
DIR. Jno. q. Hoffman,
Dentist.
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VS.. Dickinson &c Son,
POCOMOKE CITY. MD.
a WORD TO THE WISE is SUFFICIENT,


A H. We
goods
We find stocked in ladies
decided lines
$40 81 Shoes
to
yard 12t
1898 Toilet q Washing
Matches Goo Clothes Pins
Powder eac Roasted Coffee pound
Feathestone Bicycles e.
stone 1900 Bicycle tires $ co. Featheone 1900 Bicycle
$40
low prices ladies' gold watch free ticket with each s
and tickets
25th We offer 10000 worth goods $4,000 Call
lis obige,
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have just received 1000 bushels of
Maryland corn and 2 car loads Of
choice Timothy hay which l offer
for sale at lowest prices for cash.
WIN. Il. Winder,
Onancock, Va.
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Steady employment given. Good
wages can be made. Factory equip
ped with latest improved machines
The Onancock Shirt Co.,
s. G. MCGRATH,
General Manager.
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Eastern shore Agricultural Fair.


The following shows the results in
the speed contests:
First Day
2:4O Class-Bursary entered by H.
p. James, LIST premium; Willie Shaw,
by H. f. Mears, ID; Jim Dandy, by
W. II. Waterfield, Sd. Time 1921.
9 Year Old-Oceana, entered by
Floyd Bros 1st premium; Sarah c.,
by Ira James, ID; Doris, by H. L..
Upshur, Sd; Capt. James, 4th. Time
3:OS.
2:35 Glass Powell. entered by g.
D wilkins. 1st premium; Gold Bur-
by H. P. James. Cd; Little Maude, by
johnson g. Gibbon, 3D.. Time 1881
Second Day.
300 Class-Cardova, en- tered by E.
f. Nottingham, 1st premi um; Lillian
b., by Johnson & Gibbon, I'd; Ida
Gray, by Ernest NJ, James, 3D.. Time
2:37
$3.50 Trot-Hsppy Tie, entered by
Johnson Il Gibbons, 1st premium;
Lillian B., DN flOyu DrOe ga Ouu
day Maid, by H. P. James, Sd. Time
1884.
Third Day.
Year Old-Fornie, entered by
Floyd Bros, 1st premium; Ida Gray,
by E. M. James, I'd; Miss James, by
Ira g. James, Bird. Time 242t.
2:37-Trot and 2;4O-Pace-Gold
Bur, entered by H. p. james, LIST
premium; Miss Stakes, by I. H. Not
tingham, I'd; Bonnie, by d. l.
Upshur, 3rd; Alice, by H. o. Finney,
4th.
2:32 Class-Bursary, entered by H.
P. James, LIST premium; Powell, by
6. d. Wilkins, 3D. Basil and Happy
Tie, divided Sd and 4th. Time 2:304.
Fourth Day.
Free For-All, Pacing-Happy Jack
entered by John 7. Smith, 1st prem
ium; Virginia Belle, by johnson u
GlbbOn, I'd.
Special-Willie Shaw, 1st premium;
Jim Dandy, I'd; Miss James, Sd; Sun
| day Maid, 4th.
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HOTEL
POCOMOKE,


Pocomoke City, Md.
A. T. White, Man'gr.
New Brick House. All The
Modern Conveniences. Electric
Lights. Electric Bells. Bath
and Sample rooms.
First Glass Bar.
Bus Meets all Trains.
TERMS-$1.50 per day.
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For RENT-Fo. 301 two desirable
lots, situated in Onancock, owned by
the heirs of Jas G. Weaver, decea>
sed. Plenty of good land for snail
trucks and great variety of f. on
same. Buildings good. j further
information apply to
J. g. Wescott,
PungOteague, Va.
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SPRING CLEANING. =

Spring cleaning makes lively times store the mat
ngs coming in daily and they going nearly
they arrive We bought them before they the
from hna and getting them they landed The
Chinese good better than the
still lead in beauty We the Chinese hard use
and the cotton for the dainty such bed
parlors.
Chinese 10 to 30 cts. Cotton Warps 90 and % cts
Ingran Brussels Velvet Moquet Carpets Rugs Hassocks
Art Squares, Etc.
Lace Curtains Spring Roller Curtains 10 to ST. co.
Rods, Etc.
Refrigerators $780, $3.50 and upwards $
Special showing the latest prouctons fabrics this week
ysinceelv
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For RENT-The house and lot al
Accomac G. H known as the "Tabi
tina Carey" lot. Possession given at
once. Apply to
B. T. Nelson.
Accomac G. H Va.
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Business Notices..

NoTICE-I will sell at public auc,
ton at Mearsville, at 2:30 o'clock, the
second Saturday in August, valuaN
BILE storehouse and buildings attach
ed. Terms to suit purchaser. Pos
session will be given as soon as terms
are complied with.
w. P. Goodwin.
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A CLEARING OUT SALE.

We expect get in building the first of August
don't have many summer goods move,
determined let them go almost any price Summer
Lawns, Dimities, Ogande Pques, Perca Duck, French
Cinghams India Linens, Palmer Suitings &c. &C.
greatly reduced prices close Shoes carry
ladies and chdns shoes the Shore for the money
except We have them made don't deal in
paper and have mems vic and
will be closed big bargain and few and crash hats
go and below. We don't to have
building and many other things that will give
you big bargains in.
We located next Capt Hopkins brick buildings
on North st. Give call and will away pleased
Respectfully,
10. S. SIocomb & Bros, Onancock, Va.
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For SALE.-At my home on Folly
Creek, corn in the ear at 50 90 per
barrel.
VIM. H. Coxton,
Accomac G. H., Va.
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Cape Charles Ice g. Lumber Co.
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JOIN W. EDMoNDs. Editor and Owner.
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or wicked. The resolution passe(
with tn rec negative votes.
The prea ching was OF an UNUSUAL!
high type. The following person.
preached: r. U. Chandler, DR.. W. g
Starr, DR.. H. Coke Smith, R. H. Pott
and H. U. Hope. While all thu
preac hing was very good DR.. Star
and DR.. Smith preached great ser
SONS. They were such sermons asar'
rarely heard and very seldom equaled
They were rich in everything tina
enters into both good and great ser
mons.
The Conference gave the people o
Franktown and community heart
vote OF thanks. Hon. J. E. Noting
ham and others not of the Methods
persuasion heartily entertained
All kept open house, and everybody
from the genial DR.. Ray, whether
you call him ray of hope or ray o
light, There is sunshine In" his sou
to the sooty sexton all were cor
daily cordial.
Thanks were extended also to thu
President, DR.. Judkins, to the secre
taries, to the reporters, to the N. Y
P. & N. R. R., and to the sexton.
Just before the Conference
closed Brother B. t. Bockover, Al
aged and godly layman from Nor
folk, gave the Conference an appro'
pirate and tender talk. The Confer
ence adjourned; and with highe
hopes, holier aspirations and broade
purposes, we turned our heads home
ward.
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The first church was built on Old
Plantation Creek near the fishing
point. The second was near Airing
ton Gate and both OF them were sur
rounded by stockades, which proved
that the white men did not rely en-.
tirely upon the friendship OF the
Indians. The third church was at
Hungar's in Northampton and was a
frame structure. The fourth was st.
Georges at Pungoteague, which is
now among the oldest in the State.
The Rev. Thomas Teackle was the
first rector OF this old church and
preached in it for nearly 40 years.
CONTINUED Next Week.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21
TIMETABLE.
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RED Gil u NEBR.
LINCOLN
OMAHA
CHICAGO

ST. JOE
KANSAS CITY
81. LOUIS and
all points east md
south.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
n dreaded disease that science has
been able To cure in all its stages ard
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity Catarrh he.
ing a constitutional disease. it requires
a constitutional treatment. Halls Cat.
arrh Cure is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surface of the system, thereby destroy.
ing the foundation of the disease, and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting'naiure
in doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in lis curative
powers, that they oifer one Hundred
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Send for list f testimonials. Address,
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Sold by druggists, Zoe.
Hairs Family Pills are t e best.
The Red Cloud chief., 1900-12-21

There is a disease prevailing In this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it-heart disease. pneumonia. heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result Of kidney
disease. II kidney trouble is allowed to ad-
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness Of the blood--the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-ROOt the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney, bladder
and urinary troubles. 1t has cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
by mail. also a book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
DR.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton. N. Y. and
mention this paper.