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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

He'd Of been plain old Ez without no
show Of ever gettin his picture in the
row of hot things that hangs on the walls
Of tho council chamber.
Il ain'tAsort, Johnny. I'm only grieved
ar disappointed. The boys is bIamin' me
about this here panic Il, business circles.
They're sayin' they .coppe-s Barnes an
plays Ez straight up because 1 stands
for him. 1t amt been over a slough
deck of months since the play was made
an look az US now. All, Lord talk about
your Black Fridays an your Blue Mon
days. They're dirty twO-spOts in the dis
card when you stack EN- up sgin our
bum TUESDAY
There a date in history for you. John.
With each recUrrin' anniversary of Tues
day. March the five times. little chill
dren Il ask their papas why they looks so
solamn- They'll open their inherent lit
tie eyes wide when they sees the black
buntin' an hears the slow an solemn
funeral marches An they'll be told
John, whilst the tears trickles down the
various faces: 'Darlin' that's the day Ez
Thompson shut ur gamblin' in Salt
Lake +"
The Old Sport was so overcome by the
lugubrious picture that he had to have
an absinthe frappe to steady him.
'HencefOrth an hereafter he went on,
Il gives it. out cold Ez amt got no more
place in Tny affections than a yellow har
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

the hard an unyielding street? 1 can't
get wised up on Els game. 1t can't
be he wants to be mayor aga Il. If he
does he amt got no more chance than a
mince pie at n Chicago breakfast No.
the charitable conclusion is that the boy $
nutty. can't figure it out no other
way.
An one of the saddest features of If
all is the way Ez mas throvged down me
his friend. The harpoonin' I gets last
Tuesday will shore be a pungent memory
whilst life animates this here frail car
csiss. I'm thinkin 1 better leave town
awhile. Eurei-e's about my size 1 seen
by the paper that the mayor up there
resigned to take a Job dealin' bank
Maybe I can cut into his place but I'm
some doubtful about film the shoes of so
large-hearted an public spirited a man.
any rate, Johnny. this town is a.
dead one an Ez is the bow that,s
knocked her in the head. Youu see the
best people pullin' out now on everv
train, incIudin' freights. 1t won't he 1o,,ey
before we're nigh deepopulated an then
fecko.i EEL wish he hadn't done II
The only hopes 1 has is that Ez aint So
r1ous. Maybe, as the Teller said. If aint
because he hates us ont TO show his an
thority. Anyway. I'll give him a ightin,
chance
Just then half a dozen of the imam
ployed came in and the Old Snort f,sd
preeipitately from the tear-brewine sight
or the six as they solemnly crooked tbeir
0''o"S ana viewed the ceiling.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

L says to EN-: Gents, the sun of pros
perity an peace is risin' an it's Ez that's
boostiR her up. Elect him / says an
every chip in every rack viii sing merry
lay I says.
r points out that he knows all the
games himself. I shows how he's next
TO the difference between a cat-hop an
a jaek-nine turn. They're as full of con-
hdence IN me as this here absinthe is or
paresis an what / says to en- goes
When the day comes around they don't
wait fer Dennis Eiehnor's carriages to
come around. They marches up to the
polls an they votes for Ez like they
drinks their whisky. That is to say, some
Straight an regular and frequent.
50 Ez is elected an the sun shines.
All IS peace an plenty on the AvenoO.
The electric lights biazes. the stud gal
lops ike a colt, the dice rattles promis-
cuous an the prosperity the Old Sport
predicts goes without the intimation OF a
copper. But Ez amt been hoIdin' down
his chair moren three. months before
gets Ieary.
Il seen he aint tiIrowed no race track
around the joint buiIdin' Them same
old vases is on the msnteI in his office
instead of busts of our most prominent
citizens among the sportin men. There's
no order to BAR every vehicle Off'n the
L
don't look none too good TO me, but 1
tries not to worry. Nobody but me sees
the little cloud that's risin on the hori-
zOn. Nobody but Iae sees the handwritin'
On the soda card
"One day 1 seen Ez wearin' black
string tie. John, it was awful shock
to me, but I bore it. 1 kltowed then
that the day was fast DRAWN nigh when
Ez would lose sight of the best business
intrust of the community I knowed
the evil hour was at hand Shore enough,
il amt over three weeks till the blow
falls. John, today the avenoo that but a
brief space ago was fairly Dustin with
life an joy the avenoo where every ho'-r
in the twentyfour was a busy hour,
whore soft electric lights cast their RAYS
over thrOngs of happy tOilers. is as dead
as a faro box whence all the cards has
fed.
"AiIio it a sad picture, John? DONE
your heart bleed when you thinks of the
army of unemployed thrust suddenly on
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Doyle place he. was in a lather of per-
-piif'loh and Johnny looked at him
with an anxious expression IN bis ewes
Seems to hit you pretty hard. spor. %
was all he said. Tor johnny has been
trained to repress his emotions.
Gimme drink of absinthc JOHNNY.
hai1 TIE Old sport, huskily. IT'S all Off
with the green O's, but cont see moth
IN yet to henfer me from talSinr a drink
Of somethin' green. Ez's shoreIy bring
IN 10y STay hairs in sorrer to the grave.
my son. 1 stood for that boy durin' the
election. I lined up the avenoo for him
Solo. Why. John. made him. Where
he been low il it hI1n7t been for Sport?
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in a s.. Patrick's day parade. II he
caught a straight flush after he was down
ID the cloth an teeTe was tours out agin'
him. 1 wouldn't stake him to a white
ehack to help bis play Tn some for
givin'. john but this here's a double
cross can't set in with
IF it was only ME by myself that's in
Jured an cast cut alone on the cold an
cruel world, I might overlook It in Ez.
But heS gone clean back on all the
pledges / makes for him to tine BOYS. I
1e4ls EN- when Els runnin' for mayor
'ilat ne u ssore do the right thing by EN-.
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Old Sport Ldmeats the Cruelty
of e..
BY JOEL L. PRIEST.

HE Old Sport gesti-
culated earnestly as
Re walked ssrross the
st'eet between two
& v.ftle g m en- who
seemed to be driv-
ing some pointed
arguments into him,
when he broke away
and Owed through
20 swinging dOOrs of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10
METEORoLoGICA1 REPoRr.
Yesterdays Record at TIE Local Office
of the Weather Bureau

Maximum temperature. 10 degrees: min
iTntm temperature Il degrees; mean tenn
pefature, - degrees. which is degrees
below the normal Accumulated excess OF
temperature since the first OF the month
50 degrees. Accumulated excess of tenn
perature since Jan. I, 25 degrees Total
precipitation from p. to %. m. trace
Accumulated excess OF precipitation since
first Of the month. .06 inch. AccImula ted
inch = ~
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

-, The early. bird catches the worm >,
me pest train for Green River leaves
at $50 a. m The oil strata can he
Traced Tor miles and active work will
,,'.,, cyihnenced at once. Green River
viii be a booming place INSIDE % oa
days. u ~
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Drunkenness

A sare and permanent r,,re f. -
ehheS3 and drug addlctions. Addrees
hee!ey institute. 1874 East First SoI,tJ,
or Box $50, Salt Lake, Utah. ILL.,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

Castle Gate, Gear ,-rool-
Quarters. Sunnysiee hIrnn my "inter
Ciack; anthracite Call sizes1 rL ana
Goals always in stock. 70 Sontb NHe ese
street; telephone 429. Main
ID. J SHARP. Age,.
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Special Sale.

On fresh roasted coffees. Monday.
March II, TO p. NJ; 4Oc Mocha and
Java at 5Oc 35c Mocha and Java at
25c. National Tea Co, Third South and
Main.
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veste rle[s are deliverable in this CITY h,,+
money eiy,a ~ was nor known whether tbe
Tho 1910 80 on them had been sent be ne
nse6 proceeds pr of the bond SAFE ,S.,i mere
per ce1f up the issue of 1890. bearinsy
ing series draw Interest ~ me refund
S0i cent and run FOR twenty YEAR 'e Oh
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WIN. BRoApRENT- d n
The OIL Fields

Up 70 date dentistry, Western Dental
Co, 81 Eagle block. NS'i
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DIED

DUNCAN-In Salt Lake City March Q,
1901, Miss May Duncan. daughter of
Homer and Sarah r. Duncan, in the
18th year of her age.
Funeral notice later
BAUMAN.-Mary Bauman. at her home,
90 North Seventh West. March s, Of
1nfiammatory rheumatism. Born in
Berne, Switzerland, Nov. Is. 1884.
Funeral from the Sixteenth ward meet
ing house Sunday at 1890
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

Don't fail TO attend the grand ball
ana illumination given by the electrical
workers at Christensens' hall March II
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Utah Commercial and SAVINGS Rail
Generai banking business. s1+a-oe-
paId on savings deposits. w 2 - . SSe
Strong, president; J. Il. Game caeS, NJ
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SINGER SEWING MACHINES.

SOLD on easy payments. Liberal dis
count for cash. Latest styles of Singer
machines rented by week or month All
makes repaired. The Singer Manufacture
ing Co, As So Main st. Phone 971 Z.
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MEDICAL

DR. z. s. PAYNE. 142 South Afaiu
street. Specialist IN diseases of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed in
every case Call or write to above adj
dress
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10

Dr. E. NJ. Keysor method Of fu,,.
, seeih is painless 16: Main street. Auer-
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WALLPAPER.

Up TO DATE patterns in wall paper
at mOney-saving prices. When ready to
buy don't fail to call on Scheel Bros. Sl5
Main, opposite Walker Bros. Tel. 977.
TWO CARS of new stock now in. We
positively have the largest selection and
the lowest prices We want you to see
our stock ara store, and you Will know
that this Is not an idle boast Geo. w
Ebert & Co, S26 State. Phone s73 x.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-03-10
OPTICIANS
CLEANING AND DYElNG

LADIES JACKETS. dry cleaned. SIS
up Gents oveTcOats cleaned and pres
sed, 81 up Deseret Dye Works, 125
So West Temple
UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co
60 z. 3rd So. High-class work: moder-
ate prices Telephone No. 6S2, N.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

: : :
FOR SAIsE-A well established -four.
hay, grain and seed store, 10 West First
South street.
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HELP AND SITUATIONS WANTED
ADVTS. WILL BE ACCEPTED IN
THESE COLUMNS FREE OF CHARGE
BRANCH OFFICES FOR RECEIPT
OF WANT ADVERTISEMENT
SHERWOoD,S PHARMACY. Fifth
South and State street.
HAZEL DRUG co. corner of West
First South and Fourth West.
M'COY'S PHARMACY, corner of Third
South and Fifth East.
FOULGER BROS. co. IS K street
8. B. COULAM, Eighth East and First
South.
A. J. DAVIS & CO, corner of Seventh
South and Seventh East.
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STOVE REPAIRS


STOVES BOUGHT and sold. Stove ane
range repairs; parts for sale. Tel. 020x
J. T. Lovett, 81 Z. Sd So.
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EO2 RENT.

STRICTLY modern Groom house, 279
w Sd South.
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.

GREEN & REEVE CO. -0-0-7~'-
Plumbing, heating, los Z. I'd So. Tel 81
JAMES &c HARRIS. plumbers steam
ana not water contractors s. e % South
street. Telephone, 379
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FOUR ROOM brick cottage with pan
try and cellar for rent reasonable, IS
East First North.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS

PKUTEOSIOINl4L OAkUl
s w TALIAFERRO. d D. s. Dentist
sos Z. Third So. over McCoy's drug store
A N Cherry J. w Cher
CHERRY & CHERRY, merry
Lawyers.
4O7-S Auerbach Bldg.
SHEPARD & SHEPA1sD, LAWYERS ia
12S Commercial olock. salt Lake City.
WILL +. WANLESS, ATTORNEY
2S2 Main Street. Phone 747 n
c. f. & F. c. LOOFBOUROW.
Lawyers, Commercial Tsso,l-
L. II. GRAY, land attorney, mineral
SOC TempletOn block
GEORGE B. GREENWOOD. LAWYER
ComI Law ana Collection, Cont rs1o.i--'
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TWO-STORY brick modern residence at
$40 +. 1st So. street, SIS per month. En-
quire at 70 N State street.
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WARMING AND vENTILATlNG

GEO NJ SCOTT TREVEII, HARD
WARE CO Warm Air Heating and Ven
tlating Apparatus for Churches Schocls
residences, etc. All work guaranteed.
P. J. NIORAN.-Steam and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No
70 West Second South.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

BY GOOD all round engineer Address
c 156. Herald
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INSURANCE
CIVIL ENGINEERS
SCAYENGER.


SALT LAKE SCAVENGER co once
under Walker Bros. bank TeIephone
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BAKERIES.
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
For Reliable Goods

A fUu line 81 the latest rings.
Opals. Diamonds. Turquoise. -Garnets etc
Prices most reasonable. J. S. Jensen. s.
Z. list So
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FIRST CLASS 1O-roorn house corner
Third North and Ounce $50. Inquire %
w So Temple
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SEWING MACHINES at $500 per
month at White office, % West First
South street.
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WANTED.

GRAND PIANO. VIII store or 10;
money on same for usage. p. o. box q
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TICKET BROKERS

-c(--~~~--s---~---10----I~
CUT-RATE GRCSHELLs Cheap rail-
road tickets everywhere. ~ Main street
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Cash REGISTERS.

RELIABLE jewelry and watches. A
NJ Surbaugh. 10 MCCORMICK brock.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.
AUCTION SALES.

MONEY SAVED, money made Get our
prices before buying. We can furnish
your home from cellar to garnet. Terms,
81 on SO, SO S1O0. /. X. L. Furniture
enSen, prop.
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room, 2o4 South Sd West, $500.
Sl3 r. eth So. 5-rOOm mod blk. new, 81. 80
Slf r eth SO. 5-room mod blk, new, 81. 80.
66l S Main st. broom blk. $3.50.
Houston Real Estate Inv. Co., PA Main.
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]. F. BOES. manufacturing jeweler.
Removed to 259 Main
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FUTILE BROS. 149 So. Main ST
226 10th Z. st. nice mod. 7-r blk. cellar,
in good condition. open today, see it; So
per mo- futile Bros.
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FOUND.

---~~-----~-~-~-~-----~~-
IN CANYON ROAD. bracelet. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying for this ad. Apply Herald Co.
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FOR SALE..REAL ESTATE

-o~-.--(~s-|>-~~
NICE 5-room brick and fine barn, large
lot. shade. fruit on electric car line.
Sl.2Jo Small cash payment, balance 81
per month The Stringer Co. "a w. I'd So.
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

FARMERS UNION, q W. list So. re-
ceives daily-Fresh eggs, 15c; butter, 121afD
IKE; creamery. 3Oc; bulk strained honey.
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs. Tel. 49,
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BUNDLE of canvas marked ThOrnhill
& Babcock. Return to s. l.. Transfer Co.
SMALL BAY saddle horse; no brand;
wearing saddle and bride of tan leather.
Notify Portland Cement Co.
ON THIRD South. between 9Th East
and State street, small purse. containing
money and keys. Return to Herald Of
flee and receive reward.
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GIRL with experience in cooking and
sewing wants situation. Apply 9 lo4
Herald
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28
PERPETUAL PENSIONS
Facts of Curious Interest Shown
nv Mr. Evans Report. Lo-
qeyity of Widows.

Atthe close Of the fiscal year, on
Time 30 last, the United States had
nearly one million pensioners. The
rolls contained no less than 99',
names, a net increase of POS over the
nrevious year. There has never been
q time in the countrY's history when
we have had so many pensioners, nor
have we ever before had to make so
great total annual outlay to men VINO
have fought our wars and the women
who have had provision enough in the
selections of husbands to arrange Tor
securing Uncle Sans liberal stipend
It is a fact of curious interest, says
the Philadelphia Times, that IN the
nast twelve months, l20 years after
Corvallis surrender at Yorktown,
we have lost two pensioners named
down TO us as result OF the reVolu-
tionarv war. Time relieved US during
the wear OF 2l5 pensioners on account OF
the war of 1912, although LOT widows
still in the flush of health aud one sur
vivOr who must now be approaching a
mature ace are still on the govern
ment's rolls in consequence of our sec
ond war with Great Britain. Eight
hundred am twenty-siX pensioners
handed down to me from the Mexican
war were eliminated in the fiscal year
1901. although we still have 1908
Survivors and S,l09 widows LETT over
from the unpleasantness on our south
ern border in 1915 The civil war, OF
cours-. is most prolific of expense to
the nation, although the late spanish
war is beginning to give good &C
count of itse also, and some INSECT
laneous wars with the indians, which
would be forgoy en- if the tax payers
were not thus reminded oFt1em, com
plete the catalogue and ven the Iotal
TO it's present grand proportions.
Commissioner Evans directs puollo
attention TO the fact that the war o.
1872 in the last thirty years. Therefore
from sixty to ninety years after IL was
fought. cost the United States $40, 0OO,-
600. The Mexican war IN tune, IRON
twenty-five 10 tiftY-fve years alter II
was fought, necessltated an outlay ol
$50, 600 600 on the pension account
From July /, 1890 to June 30, 1901, IL Is
officially computed tnaU the repuo ~
has paid out no less than s., 800,
OBJ to old soldiers and WIDOWS.
The costliness Of the pension estao
lishment. continues the Times, shows
a steady and rapid growth. The an
nual average OF the appropriations OF
the nension account in grants two al
mlnistratiols was only about S29,OOo'
coo. It had risen TO Sl30.00o,0O0 il
Harrison's term. aud has stood at abou
$50. 600. 900 a year during the Mckln
lev administration. Predictions tina
the burden would he lightened whel
lite had run its allotted span anon!
soldiers are doomed TO come TO naugn
bocanse of the new war and the pecul
lar longevity of WIDOWS. We may
therefore, reconcile ourselves to tn
situation and regard the great pension
bin as a permanent annual charge IL
the budget of the government.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28
HAS TWO HELTHY HEARTS.
Chicago Man Greatly in Demand
by Medical Colleges.

Says Chicago correspondent In
jurieS in an explosion made known TO
Karl Wambold that he has two heal
thy hearts.
Thirty-four years old, of medium
statute, broad shouldered and fair
compleXioned Mr.. Wambold bears no
external evidence of being different
from other men, yet wherever he goes
medical men besiege him for private
exhibitions. AS soon as medical col
lege vacations are ended he will re,
turn to Chicago from tour which he
is now making of the Northern Lake
districts.
A bout twelve years ago, while work
ing as laborer in a stone quarry in
Germany. his native country, Mr..
Wambold went to learn why a charge
of powder had failed to ignite in a
blast. An explosion occurred. With
several other men he was pickle mp
for dead, and while his companions
were carrying his supposed corps
from the scene one of them put an ear
to his right breast. The heart beat
was discernib!e, though on the wrong
SIDE of Wambold's body.
When the surgeons arrived they
found not only the abnormal organ, but
the normal one as we'll The right
heart is said to perform it's functions
as properly as The left, against which
it presses slightly. and both are as
free from disease apparently as any
normal heart.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28
GOO-GOO Eyes DeTaiI a Tram.

"Goo-goo eyes" derailed trolley
car in Syracuse the other day. The
motorman was flirting with the owner
of the eyes and did not notice a sharp
curve in time to put on brakes. as Il
consequence of which the car toppled
over and fell down an embankment.
TWENTY persons we're injured.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28
Sheriff Kept Mob Back.

81 value my honor as an officer and
a man more than life itself. This Is
what Sheriff Fly, of Gonzales county,
Texas. told mob that was trying to
take murderer away from him few
nights since. He kept the mob back
at the point of a revolver.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28
TRIPLE MURDER IN BAKER
Desperate Killed Mother and
Daughter and Wounded Son.

One of the worst triple murders that
has ever occurred in Georgia took
place on the Fleming plantation, five
miles from Newton, few nights ago.
Ben Miller shot and killed Emeline
Raglan, her daughter. Lula Raglan, and
mortally wounded her son. Anthony
Raglan, all of whom are negroes.
Bill has reputation OF being a very
bad negro He is married, and last
night called at the little cabin where
the Raglan negroes lived and tried to
induce the daughter to 20 off with him
This she refused to do, and it so anger
ed the desperate negro that he decided
to kill the entire family.
He had Winchester rifle, and he
proceeded to empty the contents of the
magazine into the mother, daughter
aud son. He shot the mother several
times through the body, killing her
instantly. The daughter was shot
once through the head and again
through the heart, she, too, being in
stantly killed The son was shot twice
in the arm and once in the side. He
was mortally wounded.
AS soon as Bill had completed his
fiendish work he took to the woods and
has not been seen since.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28

Where the digestion is good and the
general powers of the system in a
healthy state worms can find no Eabi
tation in the human body. Whites
Cream Vermifuge not only DESTROYS
every worm but cOrrects all .derange-
ments of the digestive organs. Price
soc. DAWSON DRUG Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1901-08-28

Blotches and excresences, which so
often annoy people. are simply efforts
of nature TO throw OFF impediments to
the proper performance Of her duties.
Herbine will aid and assist nat Ire in
her work and isurr skin clear anu
beautiful. entir ely free from all imper
tections. Price DOC.
DAWSON DRUG co.