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itarv precauuon. 1T should be borne IN
mind that we are about to enter on new
phase of the operations with the nam
communications through a recently occu-
pied hostile country and that the recent
successes neccssitatgd a great expenditure
Of horse mower Here and in Natal we
shall move on the commencement of the
South African winter and must be pre-
pared To face the effects of the first frost
upon such animals as may be AFFECTED
with horse sickness II would be suicidal
Ia push the troops forward till they are
equipped to meet ~ exposure of winter.
Horses. clothing ana food we must nave.
The correspondent adds that the BOer
forces have been rc-equipped and says he
Is fullN convinced that l50.VO foreign
troons have landed to aid the republics.
4 icputation of Dutch ministers had
an qudicrcc of Premier Schre!ner. at
cane Town TO-DAY. The ministers urged
the separation or the SICK and well Boer
prisoners and asked that the sick be not
sent to 81. Helena.
MIR Schrciner replied that he had no
mower IN such matters. but would use
his friendly offices. He added that he
had made strong representations to the
mineral government against tho sending
of prisoners to St. Helena, but without
success Ii = reported that the prison
transports WI sail for st. Helena at the
end of this week.
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THE CLOSED CONTEST.
THE NEW ORLEANS COTTON RE-
CEIPTS CONTEST.

me contest rpon The net port reccip-s
* New Orleans closed on Satur,laz
Marrh BIS Thee were over fifty thol-
Sthi cont tesiantS. Whose estimates are al
dHiy recorded AMI now await the Official
certIficat- of Secretary Henry q Hest.-.
OF the New OrleinS cotton exchan1..
tA3t viii enable us to have the decision
properly rendered. We hone To- announc.
the result III our next issue
There was 81 effort on tl,, i,art or =
ieN To reacn us ~ wire ON SATURDAY
ar -rnoo1. after thc nour of closing af
New Orleans cotton exchange. when i
was though possible for the exact result
I" Dr. known. Somc cdue in person, =,
present such estimates. All sLch eslf-
mats T"i- refused uGun III, -rouad o.
unIaIrneSS g." eil oth-r contestants. Ever
eStlinate reaching rs ov mad ia r,-1I a.
order. as received aI.I properi. su.er-si
ana VIII Zoe submitted to th.. judges WI,
decide rh.- matter
!i- AGENTS CpHtt~r closes with ire nail
oi April i@t which IS 10. our Office and
Which VIII Ice opened TODAY. The decision
"i th- Sl.'"o agents spring contest wi!
he given ;..s sooH as the ctub4 can DE-.
checked MP ar! r~editel To the agents.
In the meant lUe. tn.- new conte-. = on
upon The total United States cotton ron,
%'-Hp cash April priEts. BE sure 10 seal
your estimate with Your subscriptions
The. ATLANTA CONSTITUTIONS
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THE PHILIPPINE PROBLEM.
General Wheeler Tells How He
Would Govern the Islands

New York. March 26.-Under the cap
tion. What to do with the Philippines"
General Joseph Wheeler contributes to
this weeks issue of Ieslie's Weekly a
lengthy artic.e on the situation i'll the Is
ands as he observed it during his SER
vice ther. II says in part:
81 believe that the back Of the rebellion
IN the Philippines is broken: there will
be little more to do in a military way.
There will be some guerilla warfare. but
il will not amount tn much. As for
Acuinaldo | do not consider him a pa
triot lie was lighting for "a great prize.
Had he won he would have been power
fui emperor. a mighty dictator.
'As far as possible, l believe that we
should establish civil government In the
Philippines. l am in favor OF territorial
government. and | see nothing incongru-
Gus i'm making tbcso various islands into
territories. The group should be divided
into three or four territories not only
because of the extent of the islands but
because of the antagonisms existing be-
tween the different peoples. Some of these
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to this matter. Mr.. Stowe reported as
follows: Under date of September 18th.
l received from the United States con
sular agent at Bloemfontein. Orange Free
State. letter which reads as follows:
"'I saw President Steyn this Afternoon
by his request, and he would Ike TO have
YOU iinI at cncc, IL your (my) governments
as arbitrator. and II yod can
also find out ii the niSn com
missioner would also consent. Ihe presi-
dent appears 10 think Whatever ls done
know il YOU can give him this -infOrmd-
ton. / replied by wire as follows:
"'Win reply lay wire L. your letter oI
the 10Th TINS afternoon
cons,derauCa, / called upon tne hlsh com
missioner same date ana IN the course ol
conversation said; W he'l uiheu "lln ., S"H
Tho. OTHER day you stated your govern
ment would never consent To arbltrat ton
by outside powers or representatives uilu
ynur published d,Spatch.'s 30 state. are
Won of The same opinion? ana ne ieplled'
what | might like TO do | cannot ~ h'W'
as nv hands are tied. Then toid -li"l
i'm substance what / had been asked py
the president pf the orange RTE otdtt'
and the high commissioner "atd; Pleas"
state the following as your reply wnich
L,. dictated and which appears IN ine l'i-
inu,in.r copV OF my tele@raphlc ulSpat.h
to the United States consular aSeht at
Rloemfontein. in the words underlined. To
which aaded the first five words not
underlined: , ,.,is st-E,>-
pAPT'y REOIr itSTED. THOUGH PItK.
SoTHIX FAVORABLE TO FURIlit.l:
NtCTI ATOMS. THINKS II y SATNot !, \, -
N5VE OK THE LINE PROPOSED
-, .,ftar this | rec piVcd several news
,.ancr articles and letters from response
he spcrsons asserting that AtleourE'
,,.bon, Narrum wished To place tenlppf-
- =, i ,rra If the consulate. was a
,,.rSon IF disreputable character and
fugitive from Justice. therefore lire
nd MIR Hollis consul at l-ourenZo Mar
- IN r,rcceod at once to Pretoria and
AXE temporary charge of the consulate
mill the arrival Of Mr.. 4. ;. Hay. who
had been uI pointed consul. ,,,
,,t.,,,t - JOHN HAY"
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States During my long life have known
a great many remedies for coughs. colds.
catarrh and diarrhoea- / had always
supposed these affections TO be different
diseases. For the last ten or fifteen years
j have been reading DIR. Hartmans books
and have learned from them one thing in
particular: That these affections are the
same and that they are properly called
catarrh. As for DIR. Hartmans remedy.
Pe-ru-na / have found IL 10 be the best,
If not the only reliable remedy for these
affections. 1t has been my standby for
many years and i attribute my good
health and my extreme Old age to this
remedy. 1t exactly meets all my require
ments. | have come to rely upon il al
most entirely for the many little things
for which | need medicine L believe il
to he especially valuable to- old people.
although l have no doubt il is just
good for the young. ISAAC BROCK"
Mrs. w. Rocher. of Marshall Mo. in a
recent letter to Dr. Hartman. speaks in
glowing terms Of Pe-ru-na- The follow
ing is an extract from letter written by
her. she says: II am very thankful To
you for your kindness. and am very much
benefited by your advice and medicine L
did not think 1 could live without Peru
ma. but now | entirely well L haven't
been sick for six months. / cannot recon-
mend your sie,licine too highly 1t IS
wonderful for catarrhal troubles No
woman should feel safe WithOH. il. -
MI j. K. Prince. Of East Leon, y Y
IN speaking Of Pe-ru-n9 says: Il am not
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erts's army and the neither milestone ot
the broken k3suto frontier.
He will have done II within nifty miles
or ~ of Lord Robcrts's main strength.
Certainly ii looked for week as though
Lord Roberts held Olivier in the hallow OF
his hand ~ olivier gets through L"
krcons;adt with even 3.o'3 men. il VIII b.
an important addition ,o the Byer gath
cri'.a There His escape .s attr.hJttSie
in par; to the worn out condition ui inc
British cavalry horses Lord tsou"rt~ =
transport appears Ia have been badly ills
locdtcd by the loss at Ki"t ciVer before
CTonjes sui 4, ndcr ut tho wagon train,
sI.d a. addition to this the army with
which H. purposes - aaNanc. tpEaf'l
Pretori.. * nearly double thIt Of the ear
lisr rapid movements
Ten thptS; ud transport. cavalry ana an
imais arr due L. arrive At can" ports
during fhn nNct week. IL is riycn out
Ht C:tue Town that isUId Rol>frts'S advance
may bc DELAYED for mon,fS. Although
such statements should he received with
reserve. 4 seems positive that he intends
10 go - Cape Town Ia meet Lady Roheris.
no Is Que 10 arrive 'here in ten days.
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DRUNKEN MEN TOOK CHARGE.
Three HILARIOUS Tarheels Run a Viii
lace To Suit Themselves.

Hot Springs. y. g.. March 21.-tSpecial)
In a drunken row here this afternoon
]. W-Floyd. Guy Turner and Duke Lamb
paraded the streets Of the town with
drawn guns. shooting every one who tried
To oppose them. Jack Paris. deputy po-
liceman. was shot in the face with a
shotgun i'm the hands of Floyd. liartSelI
Smelzer. also deputy policeman. was
shot i'm the head by Turner. the wound
being very serious. Richard Raiston. a
bvstander. was shot by Turner in the alb
domen and may die. Chief of Police Rec
tor shot Floyd i'm the breast and arm the
wounds not being dangerous. Assistant
Chief Daniels is reported to have taken to
the woods. Sheriff Ramsey. of Marshall.
was wired for assistance. He responded
with a heavy posse and after considerable
trouble succeeded in arreSting all con-
cerned The town is panic stricken and
all business houses are closed. AT this
time everything is quiet Knowing ones
fear the worst has not passed ana thlnk
il is only "a calm before the storm.
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OTIS SENDS THE CASUALTIES.

Washington. March 2c.-General Otis to-
day reported 10 the war department the
following casualties in the troops under
his command:
manila. March 2G.-Killed: I.uzoE.
March eth company H. Fourth regiment
T. \ V. Edmond Butler. artiiicer; Ben
nett Blakely. company ID; Charles v
Hucy. sergeant. Panay island. Twenty
sixth regiment. L. ;. v. infantry. COM
pany Il. Philip n. Nolan. Leyte island.
Foriy-third L. s v infantry. March s;h.
company ~ Michael T.. COrley; MarCn
18th. Mike Porgos1eiski, beheaded while
prisoner of way.
Wounded. .uzon island. Thirty-eishth
regiment. l.. :. Y. infantry. March 9TH.
company L. William ID. Hoover, wound".
in thigh: Noah +. Wingate. buttock.
moderate.
fantry. February 2ith. company I. George
Iemphill corporal. wounded in back. Sc
riouS: Magruder Andrews. wounded III
Knee slight Nineteenth hled St1trS
infantry. January 10th. company q. VIM
field :. Preston. wounded in arm. serious
''Samar lSland-Forty-third L. ;. in
fantry. March Sth. company II. Joseph w
Airport. corporal. wounded in abdomen.
serious.
More Recruits for Otis.
Washington. March 26.-Arransements
have been completed for. the departure oC
the transport Summer from New York
next Thursday afternoon. She viii car
y a large body Of officers and about l.l"9
recruits to fiji the vacancies in General
Otis's forces i'm the Philippines.
Typhoid Finds Many Victims.
Washington. March 27.-The war de
partment today received the following
casualt report from General OTIS;
Manila. Mtrch -7.-Deaths. malariai
fever: February 18th. Samuel Grimes.
company q. Eighteenth infantry; March
2lst. johnston j. Ray. company Il.
Il. n inf
Dunn. company r., Inirty-four,h III
fantry. March 23d. Charles Sleicher. cor
pural. company NJ. TwentY-trst infantry.
Died from wounds received in action
March 18th: Joseph W. Airport corporal
company II. Forty-third Infantry; alro-
hOliSm. March lIth, Alexander =. Bruce,
drowned. Alarch l7th John +. Lyncn.
company +. Thirty-seVcuth infantry.
Typhoid fever. March lIth. Frank \
AnsOn. company (. Forty-first infantry
March 10th William I<nuckles. company
l.. FOrty-second infantry. March 1atl,
Henry a. Sandman. company =. Forty
second infantry. March 2lSt. Daniel
KlIziht. company X Forty-Secoud in
sergeant. company f.. Thirty-SeVenth in
fautry: Hugh Mccall. Eighteenth voluu-
teer infantry: March i9,h. George +.
Congo Twenty seventh volunteer in
fantry: March 20th. Edward q. Rodday.
Thirteenth volunteer infantry; Cornelius
r. Carter. Twenty-foGrth infantry, Marcl
3d. Peter NJ. Fallon. company ID. Sixth
infantry; March 2lst, Hurley b. kelloSS.
troop u. Fourth cavalry
"Peritonit!s. March 18th. Alfred i.
Ross. company |. Thirty-third infantry.
secondary operation. after surgical opera
tion: March 19th. Deph Parker. musician.
company |. Forty-eighth infantry: varl-
ola March 20th. Clarence H. Thomas. cor
poral company +. signal corps; March
22d.. George Xwer, company b. Twenty
nth infantry; tuberculosis. March zvtn.
joseph Strickland. company III, Forty
eighth infantry; generatoclosis. March
Sd William Lineham. company +, Thir-
ty-seventh infantry.
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London Is Disappointed.

London. April p I 30 a. m.-GencraI Rul-
lcf : anxious inquiry whether British Off
GERS VIII ever learn the value of scouting
comes back with enforced emphasis to
the bfltlsn public today on receipt of the
tidings that a convoy with guns has walk
cd deliberately into a Boer ambush within
about twenty miles of Bloemfontein.
LORD Roberts s own report of the affair
II yet received by the war office, has not
been published and no account of the
affair is available to the public EXCEPT the
diSndtehes from Bushman kop. Nothing
can pe SAM, therefore, regarding the exact
extent of the British misfortune
evidently Colonel Broadwood thought II
necessary To retreat in haste from Tha
banchu' as ne marched all through Friday
night. apparently followed by a consider
able force ot the enemy. The convoy and
guns had TO pass through a deep spruit
which the Beers had occupied
SlA of twelve guns, comprising two bat
u"ries. all the wagons and. il is feared.
many men, fell INTO the hands of tho
Boers. whose daring. displayed SO nea-
Bioemfontein, shows that they are rapidly
recovering heart after their recent re-
verses.
Great things are expected by the Boers
Of the new commander-in-c chief, General
Botha, VINO has made his reputation Who'll
~ dIrlhg the present campaign Foreign
officers serving with the Beers hava aS'
pressed surprise at his clever tactics.
The proof of continuing Boer actiyi,,
in the Free State will con pei greater Cir
cnnlSpection on ,he part of the British
and will probably delay the march of Lori
Roberts nt rthwarI
Detailed accounts of the fight at Kare
Siding estimate the Boer forces variously
from 5000 to 5000 men. Brabant's Horse
occupied Wepener last Thursday unop-
posed.
Lord Methuen has issued the following
notification at Kimberley:
II nave received instructic ms that If any
disturbance occurs west of the Naal river
my force is to return and punish the
rebels Immediately"
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see you some day face to face
In oil age the mu Gus membranes be-
come tlicEened and partly lose their
function This loads 10 partial loss II
hearing. smell and taste. as well "a d.
SeStivc disturbances. Pe-rlI-na co-rects
ali this ny its specific operation on all
the mucous membranes of the BODY. One
bottle Will convince any one once used
and Pe-ru-na becomes a lifelong stand
by with o,d and young.
Mr. JACOB Lima. Of Kings H. writc-:
Il was taken with PAIN IN ny right
arrC. between the elbow and shoulder.
shOVeiiEg corn eff wagon 7 went TO
the doctor AT once and he said II Wa
rheumatism. bat he could do me no good.
The doctor gave me some medicine bat =
didn't 10 any good I had no strength II
the arm: for three months could not lift
a pin with my thum3 and finger. Then !
got stiff all over could not dress or un-
dress myself for three months Finally 7
happened TO get hold Of The Ills Cf Life
In ii I read Mr. Could DIrkee's testi-
monial and wrote 10 him asking him i
was true testimonial lie replied tell
ing ne if I took vou- medicine 7 would
get VEL. I took all three of them and
they cured me. 1 an free Of pain feel 2
limbc- as ! did fifteen Years ago. and
can sit down in any position and get up
as Spry As a boy / consider Pe-~U-ua
the best medicine Of its kind J eve saw.
/ was Z" wears old l4Si August. 7 vas
also troubled with diabetes and the Pc
rU-na cured that thinh Pe-ru-na i the
hest medicine ] ever saw
Send fer free book written bv Dr..
Hartman On cataTrh. Address The Pc
ru-na Medicine Co. columbus. o.
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tribes have been our devoted friends and
II would be most unfair not to give them
the right of Sclf-EOVcrnmt.,lt
ON the question OF ultimate anncxa-
tlon or the remote future of the Phil.u-
plneS-whether states would he erected or
not. in case We annex the islands am
not Yet prepared 10 speak. bun | do think
thal We owe much 10 the many citizens of
the islands. who are not Fijininos .,5J
especially Ia those F'ilipinoe who have
been friendly To Us. If our arrnv were 10
he Withdrawn from the islands The ma
ilN"S who have befTiended us would he
subjected to all sorts of prosecutions and
many of them would mect death al on
account of their kindness to u.s.
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OLIVIER ELUDES ROBERTS.

London, March 2S.-i n. m.-The Beers
are having little good luck and are
showing some boldness again as a raiding
harty estimated at ic0 is believed by the
British forces at Warrenton To have cross
Gu tne Nm y-Bloemfontein wagon
road Mon6ay and have headed for Jacobs
cal. with the intention of cutting the rail-
way ten miles west
CommanGaht Oliviec appears to have
got MS 5.oW men and twenty-five miles of
wagons into rugged country. where he
sah make an easy rear guard defense
Charles Williams. the military expert,
says:
III this column gets through subs;an-
ualiy commandant Olivier Will have car
rieu out the great feat of the war. seeing
mat ne ran every chance of being ground
between the upper milestone of Lord Rob-
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Kruger Is Making Boasts.

London. March 30.-The Bloemfontein
correspondent Of The Morning Post tele-
graphing Wednesday. SAYS:
President Kruger boasts his in
tention TO retake Bloemfontein with
in a week, and it appears probable
that the Beers are advancing in
force southwrd"
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Clements Occupies Two Towns.

London March 2S.-The Daily Mail pub-
fishes the following from Fauresmiih.
dated Tuesday March 9Th;
General Clementss column occupied
JaesrSfoutcin and FaureSmiih thlS ih"rn-
- ,,,,i.l.., ,,r,..,t reiai.in. and enthusiasm
and without opposition. The lbrltiSh
.-nons wer. warmly cheer"d and III"
tni,u lacks ar. row flying every Wh'fe.
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Wound Caused His Death.

Richmond. Va. March cS.-Colonel vii
liam r Wickham. VINO in some way un-
NnoWn shot himself several days aSD,
night lie was q son of he late General
William :, Wickham. .he confederate
cavalry general and for many years pres
ideut of the Chesapeake and Ohio railway
and had been a prominent republican in
notifies in Virginia.
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British Forced To Retire.

Maseru. BaSutoland. March 36.-A small
British force. commanded 10y Colonel Ill-
cher. entered Ladybrand this morning,
after driving IN the Boer outposts y con-
siderable body of Beers then attacked
th.. British. who retired. after capturing
The landrost. The British had three men
x,-o,,nd.I and the Bocrs had eight men
yyouusled IL is understood that the Beers
ar, irving TO check the British while their
convoy of wagons pushes on To Senegal
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y. bearlng down pains. pains in lower
bowels back and hips. cold feet. smo:h-
erinS sensation. palpitation of the hear
pains in chest. ShortneSS of breath bl04+-
ing about the body. especially face api
lower eXtremiJieS. dizziness in head choE-
ing sensation. SieepleSSneSS. nervous fears
indigestion and constipation, yOu should
lose no time IN having expert treatment
Write DIR. Tucker at once. He .vilI ten
YOU honestly what can be done for Won.
He will not take your money for .otning
Now. don't give up. but make another
effort. III YOU give DR.. Tucker a trial it
will not be i'm vain. Advice perfectly free.
DIP. TUCKER
16 and IS Broad St. Atlanta Ga.
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rangements to police and safeguard all
the Free State towns I'm the territory oc-
cupied. Dispatches from Maseru assert
that the Beers who returned to Lady
brand from Clocolan have taken up
strong positions and sent pickets far I'm
every direction to watch Basutoland. In
the expectation that part of General Bull
ler's army will invade the Free State on
that side.
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Troops Must Be Equipped.

London. March GA dispatch from
Bloemfontein published In The Times,
dated Wednesday, March 2sth. dwells up
on the necessity for not taking a pre-
mature advance from this capital. This
correspondent. who on several occasions,
seemed To have been chosen as the mouth
piece of Lord Roberts, cables:
1T should be clearly understood that
the present halt i'm the vicinity of Bloem-
fontein is absolutely necessary as a mil
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BIG DROP IN SEEMING MACHINES

We are sending Sewing Machines out - any
address ON free three months trial. making
such liberal terms and special prices 81
much lower than any other house ever thought
Of naming. that offer will surprise Won.
For free new Sewing Machine catalogue AMI
special offers. cut this notice anu mail 10
SEARS EOEBUCK X CO. Chicago Ill
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White Praises General JOubert.

.Hl"r March SIN connection with
rda sH.rnuu.s - the death ~ Gen
'-.i aUlafrt DC is interesting To- note that
SIR fsHs-E" white the British general
l.H comma utiss. the garrison which de-
t.t-FI lsl.ivSmith. tn e speech at Cape
Town yesterday evening declared that
L..rs~t was e soldier and gentleman.
and g brave AMI heuurIhl.. opponent
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My wife who is now ei9nty-seven
years old. suffered tor about sixteen years
from severe catarrh OF the head. which
affected her sight and hearing l saw
Pe-ru-na advertised I'm your almanac ard
testimonials similar TO her case attracted
my attention. l got one bottle and IL
helped her SO much that she is now using
the second bottle. and she thinks il is
something wonderful Her hearing and
sight are both in part restored. Grateful
TO you for tfis wonderful medicine. / am,
yours. Abraham Zie@Ier
Piedmont. Wayne Co. Mo"
writes
81 don't hive any mora trnrhla a., M.
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Triumph Pure Strain and Holmes 5oc ID.
True Georgia Rattlesnate. Duke Tones.
Ko!bs' Gem, Wonderful Sugar S5c lb. de-
livered. ID. III. GILBERT, Seed Grower,
Monticello. Florida.
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Suffering Women

DO You wont to hs
cured ? II so. remam-
Der that Dr.. Tucker
has had p years cx-
pcrIence in treating
Such cases as YOURS
lie has i'm that time
eJred thousands. many
Of whom had given
up in despair. lie
cured them by home
treFtmcnt aaI at h
very small cost. II
You suffer with mis-
placement. irrogulari-
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very wei satisfied
with The picture
that I am sending
you. Dut when the
reader looks a. this
picture if he xoul.i
only realize that tine
origin al suffered fo-
- years. the best of
his life. until your
kind advice aad Dre-
scriptioG cured him.
hc would knO y
from whence these
wrinkles 4 a IN -
Next month I shall
be G'i years Old. /
hAna Dan HFz-a q
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Joubert's Funeral Well Attended.

tr-f"-ia- THURSDAY. March .s-The fu-
neral rf General I"ubrrt took place this
afternoon aHI was attended ny all class
ss Tle foreign mary attaches. I'm
uniform var.- among those present and
tt" British officers. who arr prisoners
Ifr'- mt a wreath. There were univer-
s1sl signs 81 mourning
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springs. sixty miles west Of Gallup. yes
terday, i'm which two of the posse.
Guards Gibbons and Frank Lcsucre. were
killed. Three outlaws escaped AID are
heir: followed. The gang had been
stealing cattle in various parts OF the
.nilnt
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Wanted.

A travelling salesman in each southern
state: so to $50 per month and expenses
experience not absolutely necessary. for
particulars address Penicks Ioo2cco
Works penickS Va.