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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25

who instiyated and abetted the strike
and who couuseled the miners not to
accept the ~ per cent. advance have
the pleasure of seeing their powder
flash in the pan. Under what authori-
ty and on what grounds does the
editor of the Sentinel say that Curtis
is naturally biased? Curtis says the
pay rolls he saw were all signed by
the miners. and are free to the inspec-
ton of all. That the work is so hard
that Is days is the average of man 5
endurance and that the man who
earned $50 per month could stand il
to work all the time. Mitchell says
he was surprised at Curtis figures. but
didn't deny them.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25
.stvrtising rates on application.

Thuseyho heard Gov Device had
the pl4aare OF listening to one of the
smootllct. easiest. clasne;t and most
instrucvc tal!srrs in North OAK ota
That h;hi, the other fellows and hit
them bird is evidenced by the fact
that sCn- OF them who did hear him
said II was poor, didn't do anything
butb ray andthrow mud. Think of
it. Ad by the Way we We're sorry
that 1T more OF our populist friends
were,at. They should remember that
somGnes u little laaveil leavencth
the whole. aud corruption can he
interrupted.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25
BlINrORD 3.;EEzEs.

\. b. Cox WA, 40 fl.,,u, Valley
City las week.
Nh. Hazard e.l'r3 ~ Is last
Saturday.
[. Iversu4. o: ugjutv. was in
town lt,t Week. Y ~ ri, bust
Ness booming IL his ,-ici;!;tv.
Chas. McVeety spent q few
days here i;.sr week goose hunt
ING.
G. Il. Palmer. OF Mimi saoolis.
was up here looking after Deere
4 Webber collections.
A. p. Jones. the ilmo the pops
are Offering fol' sacrifice. passed
through here recently.
Hans O. Lien. the republican
candidate for coantv ap.iitpr, was
looking up his friends more Friday.
liver Udgurl, o9.. ~ count V
tre.ls lrer, visited IL E.'.,:2..
G. 7. Whidclan spends part Of
his time in oar thriving burg
these days
Last week the iptal pops held a
council DI wa n.Ar III Canada
and decided tnl' Bryan, book
trust s!lould no b .na,,e u para
mount issue.
James Mark is,n. from Darcy.
called s,:ttnrdA.. II" reports
everything iovri. in j:ls- south.
| Lumbernan jackson went
north Sunday II figure nua large
| house bill.
d. c. Amadunl has the contract
from the government to furnish
113 tons of balA.l lay To winter
demo-pops liz" stock He makes
his first shipment today.
Gle.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25

This does not include swine or such
crops as flax, tobacco. broom corn.
ETC.. which if included would bring the
total up to over one billion of dollars
No prosperity. Bah.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25

A. p. Jones. the ilmb the pops
are offering fol sacrifice. passed
through here recently.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25

Hams O. Lien. The republican
candidate for cpantv ;lp''itrr.was
lookingup his friend, ilel t'ldj.y
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25

Chas. McVeety sl'en; q few
days here laSr week goose hunt
ing.
Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1900-10-25

G. T. Palmer. OF Mimi sapolis.
was up here looking after Deere
4 Webber collections.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
AUTOMANlA CONTAGIOUS.
Eastern Millionaires Contract Ii
With Dire Results.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL.


New York. July 22.-Automania is becom-
ing contagious. Coincident with the appear
ance of Colonel Joseph Flury as the
conductor OF handclr the million
aires Of the East have taken to automobii-
crank campaign for the goveruOTship in
Missouri Is rot a marker 10 the high iinks
In which some OF the money kings are in
duiginS at the New England resorts The
Colonel Is playing safe" by sticking 10 the
Railroad tracks whenever possible, whereas
these wealthy gentlemen of the East take
10 the high road and throw caution to the
winds
Within week John Jacob Aston and the
son OF our Minister in Rome, Mr.. Draper.
have been pretty badly hurt by automobile
wrecks: W X. Vanderbilt. Jr., has lowered
the auto record between Newport and BuS-
ton and incidentally got himself fined sl5
FOR "Scorchng." and there have been all
sorts of minor occurrences around Newport
ami NarragaDsett. such as sudden pl:nges
into the surf and troopers ny ladies VINO
have not perfected themselves In the art.
To-day William Rockefeller of the Stand
ard OH Company l. said to be confined TO
his farmhouse in Greenwich, Conn, suffer
ing from injuries Sustained while speeding:
his two thousaEd-doliar autophaeton on
Friday last.
IL appears that Mr.. and Mrs. William
Rockefeller and lady friend started out
alone. dispensing with the services OF the
paid conductor Of the vehicle. AL went well
for the first five miles. Then Mr. Rocke Teller
forgot which way TO turn the lever, and as
the auto turned sharp corner the party
went headiOng into "A ditch The ladies s..-
capped with a few bruises. but Mr.. ROckefel-
Ter was pretty badly shaken UP.
The reckless operations of the automcbil-
England. who are taking measures TO pre-
vent speeding.
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miller County Democrats.

EEPI BIO SFfCIAIt
Tsxarkaua, Tex. July 22.-The Democratic
Central Committee OF Miller County. Ar
kansas, met in East Texarkana last night
for the purpose OF organizing committee
auJ uerfecting plans for the coming cam
uai,n. The committee appointed consisted
yf Hugh Cory. Allen Ninham. II. W. VIII
l,arus ]. ". Yates and l. NJ. Roberts.
ON motion a Il. Little Was nominated for
tI,, office of County Clerk. said office being
anticipated from the result Of the present
census II il Ii found that the county con-
IaiuS 800" inhabitants the law allows a
county clerk. otherwise the duties Of both
cGlc-s are combined with tina; of the Cir
cult clerk.
IL is understood that should the finding Of
the census be known before the State cleo
tons and IL proves favorable, MIR. Little :
name will appear as a candidate for County
Clerk on the regular ticket
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Christian County, Illinois, Miners AFRO
strongly for Bryan

REPUBLIC Special
Pan.. Ill. July 22.-The Democratic CIoo
hera mas reached an enrolment Of almost
Gp. an unprecedented gain over former
wears. Headquarters will be opened TO-
morrow and tho campaign formally openea-
4 coal miners Democratic marching cup
has been formed. which includes among its
membership almost every miner IN the cry
IL is proposed TO have honorable sainsti
Alscnulpr Democratic Candidate Tor Gov
tvUoT and Congressman caldwell here III
tnt, near future. The indications point 10
an enormous Democratic majority III thls
Tbs sand taken by Governor Tanner and
the local Republican leaders daring tho
memorable strike of 1898 has caused a Won
d,,rftl change in the political aspect OF
Pana Township. In the campaign Ct 1898
the Republicans had marching club OF
almost so miners. while this year theIe IS
NOT L half dozen miners that Will animate
with the party. Many claimed that during
tE., last campaign tney were iorcSd 20 take
the stand they did through the mandates
OF their employers. but now. backed by their
strong union. they will array themselves
Ir.ler the Bryan coiors. Christian County
j.. GOOD for st-l democratic majority.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
He WANTED TO MOVE IN.
Baker Arrested on Complaint of
Householders.

Adolph Hagmeier, a baker. whose home
is at No. lGS Blair avenue, is a prisoner in
the observation ward at the City Hospital
lie was arrested Saturday evening In front
of Nos. POS and 20l0 South jefferson ave
nue., where ne had been waiting for several
hours with horse and bakers wagon con-
tanning a lot OF trinkets He insisted that
he was going 10 move into one OF the two
places &c establish q bakery.
William Kause conducts barber shop at
No. 29S and Frederick Halter lives at No
201e. H8gTneier said he had Bought one II
the places and he wanted TO move in As he
had already made frequent calls and given
great zeal OF trouble. they called a pn-
liceman ana had him arrested. Tie horse
ard wagon were taken TO nearby livery
stable
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
SALINE COUNTY RATIFIEs.
Democratic Campaign Opened at Mar
shall, Mo.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Marshall Mo-, July 22.-Ernest ID. Martin
OF this city. candidate for State Senator in
the Fifteenth Senatorial District, opened
Tie campaign in Saline County by address
ing The Bryan Club at this place Saturday
night July Il. George +. Davis. editor OF
the Citizen. also addressed the meeting.
Doctor ID. G. Gore presided at the meet
ing Before adjournins. a resolution was
adopted inviting Honorable William Sulzer
of Erw York. James A. Reed and Webster
Davis of Kansas city and David OVermyer
ture time.
The Democrats of Saline are aroused.
county. and the interest and enthusiasm
manifested promise TO give a 1880 Demo-
cratic majority IN Saline County ia No
yember.
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BRISK DEMAND FOR ZINC.
General Advance Of One Dollar
Per Ton.
,r.I-nr-,., sr-cTAT.

EEyT-DLEC SPECIAL.
joplin. No. July co-The demand for
choice tots ~ zinc ore during the week
amounted TO. almost Il scramble among
some Of the buyers, while several others
Grur ped c-t az the market. Prices We're ad-
y4r,.'r,l = d ron al glr.,..c0 ard q 50 at Jop-
lin. Wifi. there was a general advance a. 81
q ton. tn, Ei-hes- price known 10 have been
I.fa a-= E., "a ION. hut E; is claimed that
s. % VIII te raid as the result Of 4 contract
4. o. IL 5ar -re Independence ore in Joplin a
better pr1re than received by any other sell
er Lad ore sold al. week nj $40 q ton. the
same as the preceding week. year ago
one lot Of zinc ore sold at Sfi5 50 and lead ore
at So ton.
zinc and eighteen TONS OF lead less than the
preceding week. nd compared with a year
ago there were forfy-foUr tons more zinc
ana ISL tons less lead ore sold
Following are the sales from tracts Of land
owned and controlled by The companies and
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efs who share in the patronage Of the ulunic-
ipal government. amounting 10 100000 a
and Iaborers will alone be exempted from
the assessment.
Other estimates of the Tammany cam
raisn fund range from 81 ooo.e1 TO 10000.
Most of this money, II IS said. Will be spent
in New York
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
DIED WHILE DRINKING BEER.
James Gaines Stricken as He Held
Can to His Head.

James Gaines. negro VINO lived at No.
20 Plum street, died yesterday afternoon
while sitting on the side of his bed drink
ing beer from a bucket. He had been talk
irg 10 his aunt. Mrs. Annie Scott, with
whom he boarded. just few minutes before
tie was stricken.
As he lifted the can 10 his lips and be-
supposed that he died of heart disease,
with which he had been afflicted for sew
eldl years.
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The New Avery Beach Hotel,
vi Z TAWAS.
PROPOSALS..

NOTICE CT PCBLICATION-lhe Board Of su.
yeTyiscTs Of Madison County. State OF Missis-
sippt. Will let TO the lowest sealed bidder the
tract for stationery, -ec0rd books and other ar.
n!shed by the said county on Monday the "a day
OF Au-ust. A ID. $500 A bond OF 500 mus. ac-
c0mrai Y each bid for the faithful performance
Of the contract. And the bids 10 conform
strictly the provisions Of chapter I25 Of the
Annotated Code OF 1889 a. Mississippi and amend
ment thereto. chapter IS. sheet acts 1898. Bids
must be Med in the Chancery Clerks office at
Canton. Madison County. Mississippi. be.
fore tie LIST day Of August. 1910. \ true copy OF
the minutes. O. Il. Kemp Chancefy Clerk.
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$50 O'Clock a. n, St. Agnes CllJroh, thence 70
Calvary Cemetery. Friends gre invited to at
tend.
FocK--on sunday. July 2. 1890. at m,
Ellen Book jnee L6vele). aged years and
Funeral Monday. suiy 2. ct p. m. from fam
fly Residence. No a4sS Lucky street. to Calvary
Cemetery. InterIEenJ private.
EIcHBERGER-on. sunday. JGIy 2. 1890. at
=. rl-. A.a g,.airue Eichberger
,Juiy IS from s55s Ladleas avenue Holy fihos.
Cemetery.
ELACBER- .opF SATURDAY. Jqly q; 1872 AZ !
, m, Nina, aelSyed vile Of Bernard I.ianPeI,
Ward Kiauber and Bertha steiner (aee Klsuberl
nss Icy 5eF Mas sisaeT saIa&. and
sister q Jaog0 kiauber. aged . years.
Funeral from family res denae, Nc. 1873 South
broadway. aiunday, July y at ,. N. Friends
invited attend.
New york anu Joplin. Nh. papers please copy.
MERRIMAN-At so ,. m. Sunday. July %.
, ssn2: 's'''' OF the tate = : 'eSS'p ASsa .
avenue. Tuesday. July a. 100, 1T a IN Serv-
ices at residence urd-r the auspices II the
Daughters of Re1ekah. and at CrenatoTy. under
ihe auspices Of Tuscan Chapter. .. L. :.
Deceased was a member II Tuscan Chapter, No.
G.. o. Z s. ana Alpha Re5ehah Lodge, No. Is.
ssAITH-Ou satusday July q. 1861 al O'Clock
=. NJ, ROSA na. re;ict OF the late THOMAS Julian
Smith. and Sister Of the RClsr NJ. ". Tobyn.
The funSra! viii take place Monday. July 70. at
go a. M. from family residence. No. 3i25 Mera-
,uec street. 10 ST. Thomas Of Agg:n's Church,
thence Calvary Cemetery.
TRAIL-At Atlantic Ciyy, y. J.. July 10. l90a
Mary Grace, beloved wife Of Allen Trait
Funeral services at resIience. No. sob Laclade
avenue Tuesday. Ju.y "a. At $50 = IA
ToNNER-July .. 1885, at p. m, at Steubel-
yilie. o. Frank ". ToEner
Funeral Tuesday. 4. III, July q. from the
family residence. No. $40 Caroline St. ST. Louis
1,sHER-0n Sunday, JuIy 81 1900, at 70 a. M.
Willie aged II mo, tbs. beloved son Of Patrick
ap5 Ellen Usher nee OConrsellp-
Funeral Mu9day, July IS. 2:So .. m. from resi-
dence No. l00I South Sixth street. 10 Calvary
Cemetery.
xERREMEYER-On July q, 1890. at a m,
ra.-er long illness, Ernst WeETemey-r. beloved
Husband OF Lucy Gaylord Werfsmeyer. at the
age 81 20 years
FUNERAL taxes place from late residence, 21tS
Arsenal street. Monday Juy 3, at .. m,
t.encs to Benefouiaine. Funeral private.
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Killed by His Brcther-fn-Law.

hEEt Blu SfENlAi~
Decatur. ILL.,. July 2--John Eden. a coal
miner. was shot and killed by his brother-in-
law, Edward Martin. q barber. this morning
at Mantle. mining town west of this city.
Martin gave himself up to the Marshal
and telephoned to Decatur for the Coroner
After Eden died Deputy Sheriff Pritchett
brought Martin to this city. and he Is Row
confined In the County Jail
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Rryau Club mt Ava, Ill.

ItEII BI-lN- 81 I-LI-NI.
Ava III July Tho Democrats opened
nm their campaign here in good shape last
nigh; by organizing Bryan club 30 strong.
They are al enthusiastic and viii woTk
hard from first To last
Thnrua; Township has long been the BAN
uer Democratic township OF the county.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
HOW TO ECONOMIC.

r. IONE men economic SO closely on the
ifszf number Of words in a telegram that the
Mi receiver cannot understand it. This is not
IL sensible economy. Neither is it sensible
economy to ruin garments Of value with cheap
soap OF powerful chemicals that eat into the fabric.
True economy uses Ivory Soap in the laundry.
It is the most Of pure soap that can be sold for the
money. Chemically it is as innocent as water. Yet
If does everything you can ask of SOAP Try it
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
Democrats Organize.

REPUBLIC SPECIAL.
Virginia. ILL.,. July 2--The Democrats OF
this precinct organized a Bryan and Al
schuIer Club last evening with 800 members.
The officers elected are: President. James
Meade: yice-presIdent, Fred Snyder; secre-
tary. William Mcdonald. treasurer, Hal
Hall.
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Denver and Colorado Springs.

one fare. plus two dollars for the round
trip. Tickets on sale July 23:l and oath. Au-
gust LIST. 18th and 2lst. Leave st. Louis in
lie morning, arrive the next morning with
out change. via Rock Island Route, the
short line and quickest time. Office Rialso
&4sSAsi2S.
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The bargains a. Bars are 50 attractive
thar the street cars from north. south. east
END west yyf1 be crowded with aa:er shop
pers. bound for Bars. sixth. olive and Lo-
Gust streets its good place 10 make Up
for Il-t shnr-ins hours. rroetahly. too.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
MMANY HALL.
Stated That 1t Will Raise a Large
Campaign Fund.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

New York. July 22.-Tammany Hall, ac-
co:dirE TO the New York Gerald. will have
a campaign fund this fail % about s25la.ct".
Ills 5 wiIl De raised the pSRss AsessA
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Scandals Connected With II Make
Illinois Medical Men
Blush.
NO REPORT HAS BEEN ISSUED.
Charges of Hlackmail and Corrup
tion 60 Tnrefutod-Chi?ago
Physicians Sheer at the
Board and lis DoingS.
n . . . . 6 9 . & q . = > . . 81

D We heartily iudorse th- consgrva- 9
> tive and bu=inessi!Ee administration >
D OF Governor John L Tanner. Tire .
o state institutions. under his admin
3 Istratiou. have teen uauarei in q .
manner that calls forth praise from =
3 I'll gon-i citizens. Irrespective of rn- Q
. Iiica' utilization. ard We commend >
> him Tor his faithful adherence 70 tine 8
b duties and oh;icatiors OF hts high Of 6
= fit... "--Hnnria r,nttnrr, a
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1900-07-23
CENTRAL COLLEGE, FlYEITE, NO.,
Dr., ROHANNAN

Cures ell Chronic Disease DR. s"veyc.bie Curative
pusssy Nervous Debility. Seminal Weakness
Msnhooa any evils resulting Sso youthful
sIcestes In from t~o to weeks In aud constantly
advertised in the St Louis papers for forty years and
has never failed In surfing the Worst Cases Price. Five
Dollars t& package One Dollar sac;eu.to show
Remedy will do all Tia, is advertised Sold only BY Dr. C.
A BOrsNs.y No. 622 Morgan Street. ST Louis. No
kstzoIshsi Isl. Private Circalar FREE
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Other Western Points.

For further particulars inquire at
Wabash Ticket Oface. Broadway
and Oiive-S. Z. Cor.-Cr address Z.
;. Crane. u. p. q T. A.. 81. Louis.
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DEMOCRATIC GAINS.

that exhibits the trail of the Tanner ser
- J. /. PICKERING.
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leans came in. his reports were scrutiuiZed
in vain by experts for the purpose Of find
ing errors or evidences OF misappropr!ation
/ g- Md
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DEATHS.

ARNSTPONG-On saturday July q. 1870 AZ ID
. clock .. m ex-Se-Eesat John q. Armstrong.
Funeral VIII take place Tuesday. July p, at
30 O'Clock a. II. s.. Agnes Church, thence 70
Galway Cemetery. Friends gre invited TO at
tend.
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Sworn Chnrscs of Corrnption.

Here comes one Doctor August jacobson
az Chicago with an affidavit and supported
by an AFFIDAVIT from Doctor j. :. Newcomer.
and charges that Doctor NJ. Meyerovitz. one
of the Tanner members of the State Board,
I'm consideration Of So ofcre,. to give Jacob
son a rerating on his examination and guar
autaa that he tJacuirsou) would get a GER
tifcate to practice medicine in Illinois.
jacobson and Newcomer in their athdaFits
were explicit and gave details.
Meyeroyitz denied the story as false ana
said Jacobson offered him money for n re-
rating Eut he made no affidavit. far -
7 knc,v This was published last November.
Governor Tanner took no action in the mat
trr-at least that the public knows anything
about Meyeruvitz Is still member Of the
State Board. HE is said 10 be specialist
in Cbfc1go and I am informed was en-
,Ioy. nj The tltgeid board In the capacity
Of a slerlth on the Chicago police 70 watch
them and report any failure 10 patrol quar-
antiued houses or districts. NeYerovitZ IL
now one of Tanners star members OF the
Health Board.
.Tbn tirst thing the Tanner Board of Health
did An, to Increase the salary Of the secrc-
-ar,- fr.,ro s. 80 10 S3'-1 q year Tn" chief
clerks wages were Increased so a year and
the Governors son-in-law, John y. Barnes.
WAS elected attorney for the board at 4
SALARY Of 81 ,.J1-$aj more than the Demo
Gratis paid Charles \ Williams, their at
tOrncy.
without warrant of law, they took charge
OF the examination Of ernbdimers OF the
state. and have assumed 70 issue certificates
ar 50 d, certificate ] understand, and there
mr.. SONS. y here. between 100 and $50 OF
these licensed" embaimers.
They appropriated $41 to send Doctor
Florence Hunt, "A member Of the Tanner
BOARD 10 thc Worlds Medical Congress at
Moscow. in April. Is9-, ana an additional
sum of SIS. was given the delegate for ex-
urnses OF the pleasant little junket 1t was
no sanitary congress. and there was no
legal authority for the expenditure. Bat it
All goes uucer a Tanner administration.
Physicians and others. all over Illinois,
know something of the character of the
State Beard Of Health. VIII they join the
delegates who nominated Yates at the die
tation OF Tanner, In commencing Tanner
for his faithful adherence TO the duties
and obligations Of his high Officer
great deal of scandals OF the State
Board as quoted above. are nearly a year
old vet Tanner has not taken action he
inGorses all that has been said by his 81
!ence. Mr. Yates must explain these things.
The people want 10 know about them.
Where is the report OF the State Board OF
Health? Let Air. Yates ask for Il in his
inaugural speech at Jacksonville.
->si this is by 10 means the only board
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ROCK-On Sunday. July p. 1900. at 6 a. m,
Charles BUcl- dearly telovsd son OF John and
Ellen Book tn-e Lave.le}. aged years and S
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EICHBEEGEE-on sunday. JGiy q, 1890. at 3
T. IA. Aa gaalrue Eichberger.
Funeral VIII take place at p. H.. to-day
duly 81 from $50 LaGleds avenue 70 Holy EACs-
Cemetery.
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Funeral Monday. saly e. 81 p. m, from FAM
lily residence. NJ. 4495 Lucky street. to Calvary
Cemetery. InterIEeHJ private.
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THE UNIVERSITY OF NOTHE DAME,
Notre Dame. Ind,

The 57th Year will open September 4th. 1900
Catalogue Free. Actress
REV. \. MOERISSEY C. S. c. President.
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Tanner state Board ~ Health Is a
r"lrisgl machine" remarked a. medical
friend Of mine. with ore ar two exycp-
tions fh' members are Insignificant and
obscure. and amount ~ prarti'al'y nothing
In thor profession. some q them ara no.
torloG-lv Unfit for the positions 'h"y oc-
cu1y. not only r"r1ure ~ their IGNORANCE
nf the practice ~ medicine but hecatiSo Of
their associations and habits
AT lens. one ru.rD.r Il n how =
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HOTEL STERLING
GRAND ATLANTIC H0TEl.

virginia ave. and Beach. Atlantic City. N. ;.
Fifth year Capacity ios. Beautifully located
Orchestra Open all year. Terms are reason.
abe Write Ter bocslet- Charles e Cope.
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