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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16
KING SEES DEvISE.
City Physician aud fire Chief Meet = The
Latter May Move.

Chief Devlne. OF course. could not be
seen today. nor could the fire station
be visited. Communication was, how
ever, had by telephone, 1t was stated
that City Physician King visited the
chief and his family today and that
DR.. King and Mr.. Deylne had long
talk together, the outcome Of which was
that they parted with a thoroughly
mutual understanding as to the neces-
stiles OF the case. The chief refused to
recede from his position in declaring
that he would not be moved nor permit
his family TO be removed 20 the pest
house. He will, however, move to a
place Of his own selection providing II
may be determined necessary TO do 50
for the good of the department.
In the meantime the fremen wish to
assure their families and friends that
they are in no danger and expect to be
released soon.
Chief Deyine declares that he has not
got smallpox; that his wife has NOT got
IL: that his children have not got lt;
that he only has an attack Of rheumat-
ism, and that he Is quarantined under
O grave misrepresentation Of the facts
He contends that nothing worse than
ohickenpox has visited his family.
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WANTS NEW SCHEDULE,
Western Trying for Better Train Service
for Itself and Connections.

On THURSDAY IN ihis clly mere al
be held a meeting oil pdssense! VII
Gals representing some Oh me ua,ls -
continental railways lns systems ,ns
which VIII nave representation az sne
meeting VIII oe the so9thetn r% onsi,
burlington, hio Granqe Western, wa
Island. colorado Midland ana Denver
RIO Grande' Third wee lresidehl y
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APPOINTED ny THE PRESIDENT.
New Consul ut Cagton--Pocatello and Den
Yer Postmastcrs- Other Appointments.

Washington, Jon, 1.-THE President
sent TO the Senate the name Of Hobart
NJ. McWade OF Pennsylvania, TO be con-
sui for the United States at Canton
to succeed Mr.. Edwin 5. Bedloe. This
nomination closes the incident In Dr..
Bedlce's case. So far as can be learned
DIR. Bedloe left the department OF state
by resignation and bears Its good will
Sir. McWade Is a resident OF Phila.
delphia and member OF the Manufac-
turers' club lie IL a wen known news
paper man, having been connected with
the Ledger.
The President also sent these nominal
tlons TO the Senate:
Geo. M French Of Hot Springs. to be
a supervisor OF the twelfth census for
the fifth district OF Arkansas.
Navy Lieut. commanders 10 be COM
manders; William W. Kimball, William
z. Day John G. Wilson.
To be second Lieutenant In marine
oorps-H. J. Hirchinger Of North Car
olina.
To be assistant paymasters in navy
John D. Robnetf Of Texas, Stewart
Rhodes Of California; Geo. w. Plgnan
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OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Fraternal Union of America Has an
Installation and Banquet.

The following officers were Installed
at a meeting Of Evergreen Lodge No.
Isl, Fraternal Union OF America, in the
Odd Fellows hall last night;
A. w. Cheverall. fraternal master;
Mrs. Martha Williams. Justice b. b.
Coons, protector; Miss Jessie N. Null
truth, Mrs. Rose Mckay, mercy; Il. w.
Loder, secretary Arthur Freeze, guide.
II. II. Irvine, James Kelley stewards;
Mrs. Lagall. sentinel, and w, w. Park
guard,
About seventy-hve members took
part at the installation which was con-
Quoted by Deputy Supreme President
Il, w, Loder After the meeting a
banquet was served, the new officers be-
Ing the hosts.
Dr. w. 5, Hodges, the treasurer-elect,
was absent In the East and will be In
stalled upon his return.
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Cinnamon Come TO school.

san Francisco, Jan. l6.--Among the
arrivals from the Orient on the steam
CT China are W. II. Lambeth, secre-
tary 81 the Methodist board Of mis-
sions. and two Chinese brothers named
Sung. grandsobs of yiceroy Lee. and
nephews OF the president Of the I'm
periai University at Pekin. They are
representatives Of the reform element
In China and have come 10 America 10
complete their education at the Van
dereiit University at Nashville. Tenn.
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TORT0NI CAFE CLOSED.

On Sunday night the Tortoni cafe,
located just below the Godbe-Pittts
drug store on East Temple street.
closed its doors and has not since re-
opened them. The former proprietor
says he just made up his mind 70 sell
out and had a prospective purchaser
In the person Of Percy ScLsr, who
thinks he may open up the place In a
day or two and run II for himself.
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NUMBER FAILING orr.
No Longer Any Crowds at the Health
once.

There was decided falling off at
the health Office today and as a result
the doctors had an easy time OF 1t in
vaccinating persons. Forty-fye was
the days record up to three O'Clock this
afternoon. and as the schools will be
thrown open again Monday II begins 10
look as though the percentage OF those
receiving treatment WIN be compare
lively light
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Huntington REACHING Out.

A New York dispatch today says y +
reported In Wall Street that the Gal-
weston, Houston q Northern viii short
ly become Huntington property, con-
Meeting the Southern Pacific system
with Galveston. AZ the offices OF the
Southern Pacific In New York. lasl
night, II was said nothing was KNOW
Of the matter, nor had there been any
inspection Of the Galveston line on
Friday as had been stated.
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eoveroor. Appointments Yoniaed.

Frankfort, KY. Jan. 1.-THE court of
appeals rendered a decision multiplying
Gov Taylor's appointments Of w. II.
Mckay and a. NJ. J. Cochran as cleo
ton commissioners, enjoining them
from acting, and sustaining the Demo-
cratic commissioners Poyntz Fulton
and Yontz These commissioners win
try the contests IN the case Of minor
State officers. The decision was made
on strict party lines. Judges Cufiy,
Burnam ana purllle dissenting.
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Y. MN. /. A. NOTICE.

A regular monthly meeting OF the
county ward officers Of the Y. NJ. NJ. l.
Associations In the Salt Lake Stake Of
Zion, will be held at Murray, next Fri
day evening, January 10th, al 1880
o'clock. II is earnestly desired that We
have a full representation Of ward Off
GERS and Mutual Improvement workers
al this meeting.
JOS. w. MUSSER, Cor. Secretary.
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LICENSED TO MARRY.

Marriage licenses were issued today
TO Henry j. Bird. 20, Of South Cot
tonwood. and Lydia White. 20, Of Tay-
lorsvllle; Carl A. johnson, IS. OF
Huntsville, and Teckla Eklund, q, OF
Salt Lake City.
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Jr, Indiana; p. ]. Kennard Of ND
Postmasters - Colorado - Johs
Twombly, Denver; Montana-Ea|
Anderson, Red Lodge j. C. I'd
Havre; ldaho-Francis Ball. Pocsd|
Oregon-H. II. Rlddoll, The DaIu
r. Smith, Lebanon; Z. II. Wootv.|
Newberg.
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Nesro Lynehed 10 renne.see.

Memphis. Tenn, Jan. ia negro
named Anderson Gauss was found
hanging 10 the limb Of tree near
Hengin, Tenn, this morning. II Is sup
posed he was lynched for aiding In the
escape Of Ginerly brothers tcolored),
who recently murdered two officers near
Ripley, Tenn.
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JUDGE TIMMONY'S COURT,

A. n. Fillmore. alias Bob" Fortune.
was IN the act u making some excuse
for being drunk yesterday, but he was
cut short by the court saying. "sj.'
"a. Price forfeited $40 for fghtlng.
while Joe Kimberley the other prln-
eipal, was discharged because there
were no witnesses TO appear against,
him.
Spectators In the court room were
totally absen, today, the smallpox scare
proves too much for them.
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ENSIGN.-In this city, Janua' 4
1900, OF heart disease. Herman N b
Of Samuel l.. and Mary ahs"
sign. aged 10 years. 4. Uss
Funeral services win be hela !" "A
day AZ p. m. from the Eleven -
meeting house. Friends ar ~
fully invited 70 attend ana ea i,,,,,r1
remains on the day OF me , s,ss II
737 east Second South street. ""
m. TO 1880 D. m.
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NOT YET REMOVED.
Chief Deyine Objects to being Sent TO
Pesthouse.


Chief Devine objects to being taken
to pest house and has so informed
Health Commissioner King. The latter
says Mr., Devine and his family will be
removed just as soon as a suitable place
can be provided. Last night Mr. De-
vine gave out the following for publ
cation.
II wish to say that II is not true that
all members Of my family have the
smallpox nor even Indications Of such,
and further state for the benefit Of in
qulring friends, that / shall not be re-
moved to a pesthouse, nor to any 9TH
er place from here. The true status
OF the situation has not been correctly
reported In any Of the daily papers"
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Bank Teller and Cashier Shot.

Columbus, Ca, Jan. 1s.-Captain J.
W. Murphy, cashier Of the Third Ma
tlonal Bank Of this place. shot and
killed the teller, r. T. shulze, and then
Killed himself just after the bank
opened today.
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MADsEN.--In Salt Lake Ciu,
January IA, 1900, Rosella MAT,
l7-year-old daughter Of Mr AZ
MP. Madsen. Deceased hao - ~
for about two months from ~ ~ A
tlsm OF the heart, and ae'"
caused by that trouble. r
The funeral was held from ln W.,
ward meeting house this afier'"''
at o'clock.
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NOTICE.

The Salt Lake Temple win be closed
tomorrow "wednesday evening until
further notice.
LORENZO SNOW.
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DIED.

H0DDER.-In this city, Janusn
Of pneumonia. Howard L.
Thomas and Maud Eliza snv
Holder. aged 2 years, , mon'| y
days.
Notice OF funeral later
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CHIEF JUSTICE GOES EAST.
Rumor Has it that His Destination is
Washington, Dc

Chief Justice Bartch left FOR the East
today, expecting 10 be absssst frsm -
city for two weeks or more. At ths
Supreme court II was learned that he
had left instructions with the clerk 10
forward his mail TO Philadelphia. There
were number OF rumors to the effect
that the chief Justices objective point
was Washington. ID. c., where he goes
10 present petition asking Tor the Gre
alton Of new circuit court Of appeals.
II is said to be Identical with the one
defeated January Sth, at meeting OF
the bar association,
TO CURE THE GRIpPE IN TWO DAYS
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets
All druggists refund the money II u
falls TO cure. Z. W. Groves signature.
10 on each box. Csc. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16
WHAT YOU GET

when you buy a can Of Three Crown
Baking Powder you get an article
which has ingredients which viii In
sure you perfect satisfaction In what
you eat. our effort has been 70 put
upon the market a high quality baking
powder and 20 make the price such that
any one and every one can aff0rd TO use
IL and our effort Is 20 sell a baking pow
der that the most dainty will demand
and that the most economical can buy.
has had It's elimination IN the Three
Crown brand. 1t Is all We claim for II
because II Is all a high quality baking
powder should be.
Three Crown Baking Powder. Ex-
tracts and Spices are sold everywhere
m the intermountain country. Ask for
them and refuse all substitutes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16

A letter from New York states that
on last Wednesday. the 10th inst..a con-
tract between Ada Rehan and Messrs.
Klaw & Erlanger' was signed under
which she Will make ten-weeks' tour,
managed by them embracing the
larger cities, commencing at Ford =
Opera house In Baltimore, March 18th.
As many OF the artists who We're for
merly with the late Augustin DAILY as
are available Will be engaged to sup
port Miss Rehan Her repertoire will
consist Of Tanning the shrew School for
Scandal, Country Girl and Subtletes
Of Jealousy, Love on Clutches. Much
Ado about Nothing, Twelfth Night and
The Last Word. Richard DoTney viii
represent Miss Rehan's interests en-
tour
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16

plonttf, bhfiOW, iHuny VI WHutc tnil-
dren still live In this city. Tue same
bill goes tonight end tomorrow night.
.-~----
In the audience al the Theater last
evening were Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Gle
ment and other members Of the Nance
O'Nell company. Miss O'Neil was rest
ing at her hotel; Mckee Rankin was
too tired to attend the Theater. Mr..
Clement said in conversation with a
News" representative that his lines
mad fallen In very pleasant places with
the Nance ONeil company, and he
thought the city would be charmed
with Miss O'Neirs acting. and that our
theater goers would especially like
Madga. In which she first appears. He
was not certain that Oliver Twist would
be done here but thought II might. as
Mckee Ranklns Bill Sykes was one OF
his most noted characters, Mr.. Gle
ment himself occasionally played Fagln,
but did not know whether II would fall
to his lot here or not.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16

BRooKs.-In the Twelfth t Va
city, January Is, 1900 O III
ease, Philip D. Brooks, e ,s,alsslsrs
1871. In Ipswich. Suffolk, IN ~ Isl
The funeral was held from ..'sooS, !
ward meeting house this ai'si"
ginning al o'clock.
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HOLDER
Aa~s...Zx

HODDER.-In this city, Jan, ~
pneumonia, Howard son = :,
and Maud SNOWFALL hc,un 4 j
Funeral services win De LA s 4
street at 1880 p. m. Neun
II, Friends invited
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HOTEL AND Personal.

Observation-Disclosures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16

AT the Grand Mr. Mulvey rather felt
the effects Of the counter attraction.
only a fair house assembled 20 weep
over, the woes Of Uncle Tom and little
Eva. 10 laugh over the comloalities OF
Marks. and To gnash their teeth over
the villainy OF Legree The main act.
ing WAS done by MI Barlow as Uncle
Tom. This gentleman, who once headed
a minstrel company Of his own, Is
we'll known delineator OF negro roles
and his rendition OF Uncle Tom was
carefully and effectively done. We are
informed that he is son Of the Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-01-16
TO CURE THr GRirrE IN Two DAYS
POLICE POINTERS.

Observation-Disclosures
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24
RUTHERFORD
What One Colony Of Bees Have Done
They Keep Up the Pace in Polk
a Bold ROBBERY Other News.

Rutherfordton indicator. Aug 10th.
The continuous dlOuth has
done great damage to growing
crops and even with rains now
the corn crop will fall far below
a normal production.
Very fine watermelons are on
the market unreasonable prices,
and the 10Th amendment is as
happy as if de publican party
had been successful.
Lollie Hicks, of Carolean. is
III the city to day, and goes to
BrlndletOWn tomorrow to visit
Miss May Mills, thence to Nor
canton and Oh to Asheville to
visit friends.
The store OF Dobbins 4 Nor
gan, at Britain. was broken
into Monday night and a con
siderable quantity Of goods wee
stolen. There is no clew to the
thief. but 1t was a bold move
on the part OF the robbers.
Rev. ]. II. Brendle closed =
meeting at Centennial Lost
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24

Tuesday. There was nrol
interest manifested and or;,.
an addition to the memhrrl.,.
Of Centennial church, also =
other churches resulting from
this meeting.
To keep the pace i'm POLL
Am Flack became emacrJ \,
his father IN law, Bill RalI
last week, took his shot on
and peppered the old man 81
the legs, and did it Oh pgr.
pose-'twarn't 40 accident. for
the old man had called HIM
ugly names, and An =,
couldn't take it.
Mr.. VIM. Whiteside on Broad
River, hived a swarm of bees
about the 9Th Of May, and from
1t has taken sixteen s III. boxes
Of honey, the hive is fun for
winter, and the bees have made
SIX inches of comb below Tie
hive to show what they could
have done if more boxes had
been furnished.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24
CLEVELAND
Death of Mr.. Jesse Wells Other Deaths
Store Broken Open and Goods
Stolen.

Store Broken Open and Goods
Stolen.
Shelby Star. Aug 18th.
Cleveland Springs is crowded
with visitors. There are about
$50 guests.
The other l0-months-old son
of Mr.. Will A. Abernethy. Of
this place, died Sunday of
cholera infantum and was
buried near LaWndale. The
twin brother died a few days
AGO with the same complaint.
The members of his church
and his host Of friends will
learn with regret that Rev. H..
u. Blair, who is off on a
months vacation, is sick at
his brothers home in Caldwell
county. They all trust that he
may speedily recover.
One Of the best wheat far
mers in Cleveland county is
Mr.. Nj. p. CAN'T, cf Belwood.
He made 395 bushels this year.
On 9 acres Of land he made 30
bushels, and this is an unusu-
ally fine yield. Mr.. Can't says
his crop this year was splendid.
The store house Of Mr.. d. G..
Weber,, Of Earl station, was
broken open Saturday night
and several pairs Of shoes,
boxes of cigars, hats, canned
goods, etc, stolen. and some Of
it left along the street. No ar
rest have been made. The exact
amount Of the loss IS not known,
Mr.. Jesse Wells, of Bostic
died on August 18th and was
buried on the following day.
Rev. A. z. HOllifellconduct
funeral services. Deceased was
SO years old, amemberof Salem
church and a good citizen. He
leaves a wife and three sons
and one daughter. He was a
good man.
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MCDOWELL.

Large New Disti!legy I'D Fe SIM 9
Establishment for Marion A Death
Attended by Peculiarly Sad Circum-
stances.
Marion Democrat, Aug 18th
The work Of erecting the
rectlfylng building for Bennett
4 Morgan, rectifers and lis
t~lllers, at the corner of Morgan
and Depot streets goes RAPIDLY
forward aud it is expected that
It Will be ready for occupancy
by September |. The building
will be 100 feet long by 30 feet
wide and two stories high. 1T
Will be thoroughly fitted for It's
purpose and a model Of lt>
kind. The distillery building
Will be erected later in the fan
on the Morgan plat near tie
Mcdowell Furniture Com
pany's plant. 1t Will have I
capacity Of using 100 bushels
OF grain per day to start with
and adapted to an increase.
About eight men will be em
ployed at both places.
Miss Leta, the young daugh
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. NJ. la
lyburton, died at the resileAc.
OF her parents last Saturday
night after an illness extending
over three months. Deceased
was Ii years old and a pretty
aud winning girl, greatly
loved by those who knew her.
The f%unenal services were bold
at the Marion cemeteryonN N-
day afternoon at ) O'Clock. aa.
the Rev. X. ID. Sheriff., past
OF the Methodist church, otte
ated. Many friends Of
pefeft parents were III attend
ance. lnterment wa mad
the above cemetery. PecalIa,ly
sad circumstances attend
me death Of Miss Hallyburra
Ter sister tow years young
and an almost insepara
companion, IS also very III d, /.
the mother is well nigh ~
tratel with prief
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24

Mad Hog Married Effect of the
Drouth.
Lincolnton Journal, Aug 18th.
John Norman and Miss Alice
Leonard, of the Henry section,
slipped off from church Tues
day night and went over ia
Catawba county and were mar
ried.
Wade Holland, aged 81 years,
and Mrs. Barbara LutZ, aged
so years, We're married Tuesday
at Henry, ESQ. Charles Look
out Havnaer tying the knot in
the most fn-de seicle style.
Mr.. j. N. f. Summey,o of this.
county, and Miss Nancy Helms,
Of GastOn, We're married at
Lander's Chapel last Sunday
by Rev. j. w. Clegg. Both the
bride and groom have passed
the tiftieth mile post on 1ife's
highway.
Mr.. Milton Ramsaurinforms
us that on account OF the
dlouth he will not make 5
bushels of corn on 10 acres.
He says all upland corn in his
section has been ruined and the
crop on the bottoms seriously
damaged by the dry weather.
Mrs. Kate Higgins died at
the home of her son-in-law,
Mr.. f.. {. Connorh here, Wednes-
day morning, aged IS years.
Mrs. Higgins was Il Miss
Peterson and was twice mar
ried, first to a Mr.. Atwood, by
whom she had two children,
and then to Mr.. Higgins. She
came here about a month ago
to make her home with her
daughter, Mrs. Connor. Hel
remains were taken to Hickory
for lnterment.
Luther Hovis. son of MeIchi
Hovis, of lrontOn township,
called Saturday to have the
Journals maidstone applied tC
Il wound on his hand made by
a hog supposed to have had
hylrophohia. About eleven
o'clock on Tuesday morning OF
last week. young Hovis Went
to feed his hogs, when one OF
them attacked HIM, intiicting
bad cash on his thumb. The
hog died OF commissions about
two hours later. The maidstone
Wa applied and stuck for al
hour and a half.
Durluu the civil War. rs well as !,
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24
CATAWBA

U1duO OA OdtC ia . ASCP q
to Have Chills on Clark's Greek
Abolished Other News.
Newton Enterprise, Aug, 18th.
Nothing lately has been
heard Of the threatened contest
in the courts by the Fusionists
for the county offices.
Many Newton people attend
ed Rock Springs Campmeeting
last Sunday. The crowd was
not quite SO large as usual.
There was enrolled at the
teachers Institute last week 81
teachers. Prof. ClaXton COM
plimented the county very
highly on the large attendance
Of the teachers.
Mr.. T.. Childs, one Of the old
est and most respected citizens
Of Lincolnton, died one day
last week. For years he was a
merchant and was very popular
as a business man.
Cotton is beginning to.open
IN early fields. There is a fine
crop of bolls, but the young
ones and the squares are be
ginning to drop off on account
of the severe drOuth.
The dried fruit trade is be
ginning. This county has the
largest peach crop for several
years. The dried fruit crop
will be quite an important item
of income to the farmers.
The vote for the candidates
for State Senators from this
district was counted in Hick-
DRY last Saturday. The Fusion
candidates, Dula and McIn
tosh, received a majority Of
$50 in the district.
The first demand made on
Mr.. Gather, after his election
was to have chills on Clark's
creek abolished. If he sue
ceeded in doing this, there vii
be no trouble In his going t.
the Legislature as long as lie
wishes.
The burglars paid a call OF
Mr.. J. S. Allen last FRIDAY
night and secured S21.75 from
his pants pocket. The tow
has offered $50 reward for tn,
capture Of the negroes. Thev
are believed to be residents O
Newton.
Most Of the Populists Of thi.
county are now saying the,
will vote for Mckinley. But i
IS such an easy matter 70
Populists to change from on,
@1
side to the other on any ques
ton, that it IS entirely too sool
to tell how Populists will yot,
III November. 1t depends al
together Oh what Butler has t,
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1900-08-24

During the civil war, as we'll as in
Il late war with Spain, diarrhoea was
one OF the most troublesome diseases
the army had 70 contend with. IL
many instances il became chronic and
the old soldiers still suffer from il.
Mr.. David Taylor OF Wind Ridge.
Greene Co.. Pa. is one Of these. He
uses Chamberlaiu's Colt. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and says he never
found ANYTHING that would give him
such quick relief. II i Tor sale by W.
A. Leslie, Druggist.