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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-11
2:Sa CLASS. PURSE 5000.
SOUTH CAROLINA ELECTION
Congressman Latimsr VIII Be United
States Senator-Howard Governor

Colombia, s c., Sept. a-With about
S,or out of possible 5000 votes heard
from in the second democratic primary
election thu State returns show that for
United States senator, Congressman A. =.
Iatimer leads with 86 su7 votes TO 751tI
ter Ex-Governor John Gary Evans, Iati-
mers election is considered certain.
For the gubernatorial nomination, II. 9.
Hayward of Colleton, has & oS5 votes to
o. n for CONGRESSMAN w. Jasper Talbcrt.
HaYwdra's nomination is practically as
Sured
John Y. Sloane is nominated for lieuten.
ant governor over Frank r. Gary
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


d. Kraft and to John c. Stafford,
wd. $4,000, NV a, 141S3.
Sam1 Warren and W to Jos. d. Reed,
wd, s1.O67OO, lot 10. blk As, G. p
Sam1 Warren and W to Jos. D. Reed,
wd. $533OO, Y lot 9, blk as, G. p.
Mary Schooner 10 Saml Warren, wd,
$355.OO, Y lot 8. blk 45, C. p
Thos C. Cash and W to Nevada A,
Reed, wd, 100000, lots 10, 20, blk Is,
IG. p.
J. NJ. Allgire and to Dan1 w Mar
tin. wd, $4,000, lots lS to Is, blk 80,
e. G.
d. w Martin and W to EtAel Walker,
wd, S1,6OOOO lots 10 to IS, blk 80,
.E. G.
John Massey and to Louis Schick-
ram. wd, 81 10000, Il sw 4, 1852.
Charles Snyder and W to R. L. Kiss
niger, wd, s2,S5OOO, n Il Sc u, 12-1G-S,
A. L. Canady to W. s. Cooper, wd,
S25O.00, lot 1S, blk 34 c. Hill.
John b. Key and W to Mary A. Dun
bar, wd, $4,000, lots 10. 90. blk so, c.
HE
Joseph Hicks and W to Martha j.
McGregor, wd. $2,5OOOO, Sc a, 1913 3.
o. r. Fegan and W to Claudia l..
Cotteral wd. $5OO.OO, lot -, blk 60,
.E. G.
D. II. Smith, admir- to Geo. S. Green,
admr d, 81, 10000, lots IL, IL, blk 30,
and lots 2l to "a, blk 81, und Y lots
rs, 16, II, blk 60; lots I, ?, blk SO;
lots II, 70. blk IS, E. c.; lots IS, 16,
blk SO, c. Hill; lots 2, 3, blk 6S, G. P.
United States to VIM. r. Stapleton,
patent, lots l, ?, and x ne q. 1862.
United States to Charles Gieber,
patent, NV u, 1873.
Edw. L. Donahoe to Choctaw, O. &
-. R. R. Co, wd, $4,000, lot 2l, blk
rs, e. G.
Jas. B. Beadles and 20 Choctaw,
o. & G. r. r. Co, wd. $500, lots 10 to
is, blk 81, f. q.
Martha e. Jones 10 Cnoctaw o. &
G. r. r. Co, wd, $l,45OOO, lots l, 2,
blk a, Z. G.
l.. ~ Beadles and W to Choctaw, o.
& G. r r. Co. wd, $lOO lots 3, 4,
ok n, e. G., and lots 8. 4, blk g. E. G.
w. H. Toliyer and W to Choctaw, o.
& C. R. r. Co. wd, s325OO, lots 16. II,
rs, blk SO. e. G.
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Clerks Wise Suggestion.

Il have lately been much troubled
with dyspepsia. belching and sour
stomach" writes N. S. Mead. leading
pharmacist OF Atueboro, Mass q
could eat hardly anything without
suffering several hours My oerl1
suggested / try Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
which I did with most happy results.
have had no more trouble and when
one can go to eating mince pie.
cheese, candy and nuts after such a
time. their digestion must be pretty
good. endorse Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure heartily" You don't have 70
diet Eat all the coed food you want
but don't overload the stomach. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests your food
J. n. Wallace.
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The Last Heard Of II.

MY little boy took the Group one
night and soon grew 30 bad you could
Near him breathe all over the house.
says r. d. Reynolds, Mansfield. o.
we feared he would die. but a few
doses OF One Minute Cough Cure
suickly relieved him and he went to
sleep. That's the last we heard OF the
Group. Now isn't cough cure like
thAt VRluable7" One Minute Cough
Cure is absolutely safe and acts i'm.
mediatoly. For coughs, colds Group,
grip. bronchitis and all other throat
and lung troubles it is a certain cure
Very pleasant to take The little
ones like II.
]. N. Wallace.
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F. b. Lille & Co., received last
week the largest shipment OF wall pa
per ever purchased in the city. II con
sisted of 447 bundles OF 80 rolls each,
making total OF 22,S50 rolls-h IN
rolled and laid end to end, It would
reach 536, 400 feet or over ZOE miles.
It would cover a surface Of ~ feet
high and IL miles in length. It con
sists of the newest and nobbiest pat
terms for 1902. Sample books are row
ready for display A. purchase of this
size gives them jobbing discount
and they are in shape to save money
to prospective purchasers. II you are
interested you are invited to call
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pRourA ResIsrINe coRN.
An Oklahoma Paper Tells Of the
... white Wonders" Qualities. 90.

The Breeze. of Bliss, Oklahoma,
contains the following which will be
Of especial interest "a view of the Sc
we're drouth of the past season in
this region:
"The 101 ranch has been growing
White Wonder corn for several
years with remarkable success. Last
season when other corn was whiting
and burning up. this corn stood green
and fresh. fully demonstrating its
ability to stand Che drouth This corn
lis grown almost exclusively in this
locality. as it far out yields all other
I i1 either a good or bad season.
"Thc 101 raach had 400 acres Of
la wonderful corn last season, and
raised a good crop, while other corn
lin this locality was a total failure.
They have the picture of ten Nc
Cormick corn harvesters cutting corn
which is twice as tall as the horses
and the machines. A large amount Of
this corn was shipped away last sea
son for seed, as it gave splendid re
suits from southern Illinois to Texas.
In fact, it was the only good corn
raised last season. II SO far outyield-
ed corn from Nebraska and Iowa that
the farmers have discontinued the
use of northern seed altogether.
This corn has long white ears, Of
ten two to the stalk. and is very early
maturing. earlier than most any other
variety The grains are of medium
size but are not as hard and fiinty as
the common corn. ald for that rea-
son it is greatly relished by all kinds
of stock. This corn when fed to hogs
or horses along with other corn will
be all eaten before the other IS touch
ed. :"
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b. ~ olsralor The rlRRiroRY-
Flynn's Bii Provides For Means Of
GO na the Work.

Republica ald Democrats alike In
Oklahoma are interested i'm the bill
introduced 80 congress by Delegate
Flynn providing for an appropriation
OF 81 900 for the expenses of a com
mission to be- appointed by Governor
Ferguson 10 ,appo. tion The teri,ory
into repros ltative council districts
The pres apportionmeut. made by
the leeislatu.c OF 1895, Is unsa,isfac
tory now
The pioson ystem Of having dis
tricts made az of portions Of sevcra
countic- has always been puzzlng and
unsati iacto to voters. said Cover
nor Ferguson ,oday "a farme likes
to vote for his friends, and when he is
debarred from voting for neighbor
simply because the latter happens to
live nanother legislative district al
though in the same county, he is dis
satisfied. Party organization is not as
effective under the present apportion
ment as it would be under county dis
tricte, as the strongest local organiza.
tion IS by counties. and the average
voter prefers to make his fight under
the leadership of his county campaign
managers
The established precedent of pro
viding in the organic act Of each ter
ritory that the upper house shall con
sist Of thirteen members and the low
er house OF twen,y-six members, meets
with a coincidence IN Oklahoma, which
at this time has twenty-six counties.
OF course, it IS imp obablc that each
county would be given one member
OF The lower house. as the representa-
tion must be based upon popL-ation,
with the purpose constantly in view
not to. divide a county unless the OBJ
stacle is iusurmountable AS a re.
suit q representative district might
contain two or even three counties.
but the county boundaries would be
intact. After the territory had been
divided into twenty six rel. .esentatiye
districts it would be an easy matter
to form the council districts by com
binlng two representative districts
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OKLAHOMA BOND BILL.
Favorable Report Made on Delegate
Flynns Measure.

= aNSi oDie nNPoti maut on DGlG9atC
Flynn's Measure.
Washington D. c., Feb. 2S.-The
house committee on territories has
made a favorable report upon Dele
gate Flynn's bill providing that towns
lin Oklahoma having a population Of
5000 or more. may incur a bonded in
debtedness not exceeding 6 per cent
O tthe assessed valuation Of the prop
ert,, for the purpose Of erecting school
buildings and purchasing school sites.
The bin provides that such bond is
sues shall be authorized only by a two
.hirds yore of the qualified voters Of
such school districts who are sub
ject to taxation II the bin passes the
only cities to be Immediately affected
by il arc Guthrie and Oklahoma City.
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The plot of TOO Rich to Marry
presents the remarkable situation OF
two young men whose love affairs do
not run smoothly, because one is too
poor and the other Is too rich. Pom
Isonby, a poor artist, falls in love with
the daughter of a rich mine owner
named Wigs, while on a sketching
trip to Colorado. Van Vlissinggen. a
rich young man, while on a visit to
Maryland, falls in love with Aletha, a
beautiful Dunkardess. Ponsonby per
.suades the Colorado girl to elope with
him. The opening scenes Of the com
edy find him married and settled down
with not a cent to settle up.
Van Vlisslngen can not overcome the
.scruples of Aletha, and is compelled to
return to the city without her. Aletha,
however, persuades her mother to take
her to the city to learn to paint. Van
Vhssingen refers her to Ponsonby.
Ponsonby has no other pupils, so Van
Vnsslngen is compelled to supply the
appearance OF a school by dressing as
"a girl In disguise he wins the heart
of the old lady, and gains her consent
TO marry Aletha, by such diplomacy
as is only fair in love and war.
The comedy will be seen at the
Brooks opera house Friday, March Z.
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There is no more agonizing trouble
than piles. The constant itching Asd
burning make life intolerable. No po-
sition is comfortable. The torture is
unceasing. DeWitt's Witch Hazel
salve cures piles at once. For skin
diseases, cuts. burns, bruises, all
kinds Of wounds ii is unequalled. J.
S Gerall, st. Paul, Ark, says: From
1865 I suffered with the protruding,
bleeding piles and could find nothing
to help me until used DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. A few boxes
completely cured me-" Beware Of
counterfeits.
j. N. Wallace.
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WHEAT ALL RIGHT.
Dry Weather Has Not Effected Pros.
pets, SAYS Colonel Prouty.
]. N. Wallace

pets, Says Colonel Prouty.
Colonel c. T. Prouty, territorial
grain Inspector conclusWely dispels
the cloud of pessimlsm that had risen
because Of the continued dry weather,
more particularly in regard to the con
dition of wheat Colonel Prouty, in an
interview says:
According 20 my observations in
various parts of the territory, and
suppose that I have talked with Eve
hundred farmers or more. / hnd that
the hard wheat is an right, and If suf
fcient moisture comes in the future,
Oklahoma win have another splendid
wheat crop. The plants are all alive,
and while hey may appear dead on
the surface. yet an examination will
show that the roots of the plant are in
goou condition
In some localities find that soft
wheat has been damaged to some ex.
tent This may have been caused by
too heavy pa5turage or dry weather,
but, taken as a whole. with rain from
this time on. there viii be a fair crop
Of soft wheat. In some parts Of the
territory the soft wheat is not dam
aged and will make as good yield
from indications at this time as the
hard wheat
The northern part of Oklahoma
seems 20 have had more moisture than
the southern portion. In some locall-
ties there have been rains and SHOWS.
but this has not been general. sous
Oh El Reno on ,he Rock Island there
has not been much rain OF snow and
Sho samc ls true OF Oklahoma City
s9uth on the Santa Pc The farmers
are feeifng very well about their wheat
prospects and as long as the growers
are not making any complaints other
people should feel an fright and not
take a serious view Or the situation.
as has been o.roaeonsly reported at
times'
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Frank RunDels. with his wife and
oaby, left Lawton at Light for their
claim They missed a crossing and
drove over the bank of a rayine. Run
nelS and his wife were thrown over
the front end Of the wagon, but escap
ed being run over by holding 10 the
tongue and double-tree5, while the
horses pulled the wagon up the oppo-
site bank The baby was not injured
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The city council last night granted
permission to the Choctaw Railroad
company TO lay a side track on Perk
ins avenue from Vine street to the
Santa Fe tracks to facilitate the NOV
ing OF their steam shoyeIs and ma
terial TO the ChOctaw right of way.
The side track Is TO be only a TEN
porary affair and the company is re-
quired 10 restore the street ia good
condition.
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two Greek words meaning "a wat
cry humOr' and TO flow" But we know
that rheumatism arises from n Uoi IAN
CIRCULATING in the blood
IL Will occur TO the sensible person
that TO cure this disease demands us
use ot means that will bapish am
poisonous material from the blood
10 accomplish this it is only necessary
10 use for a reasonable length of tiuc
the remedy that has been curing rheu-
matism for half n century. That remedy
IS Ir ilartcrs Iron Tonic III nurifes
ghe blood that is what il is for. Ia
cures lecause IL is a foe 90 all blood ifp-
puuues. aud because il makes new. rich
hlo1u- When the blood is thoroughly re-
neweu and IN Sos normal condition. rheu
maiism must necessarily disappear. Gef
the genuine. Don't take any substitute.
There is no remedy that is as ro8r as
DR. ilarter's Iron Tonic
Detroit Mich. Jan 10 1901.
commenced using your Irca Tonic
Mhen prostrate from a severe attack Of
rheumatism. After using three bottles.
uN traces OF this disease were completely
efadirated from my system, and ms gem
crrl health was restored
81 blood purifier DR. IIartpr's IRON
lo'ne .as no equal aud / most sincerely
tne'a, nnh 10 all persons suffering
if1.h 'noise,ion fatigue, rhcum9tism
aAa aie many weakened conditions OF
tnt Sc stem produced by Impoverished
blood Marguerite r. Yeazels.
No. $40 Second Ave
Si.2eo esalaatss that above testimonial is Gsnuinsl
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Favorite Nearly Everywhere.

Constipation means dullness, de
preston, headache, generally disor-
dered health. DeWitt's Little Early
Risers stimulate the liver, open the
bowels and relieve this condition.
Safe, speedy and thorough. They
never grippe, Favorite pills,
]. n. Wallace.
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j, pays TO be careful IN these days
and times. A Purcell young man re
Gently asked girl if she favored dou-
be statehood and when she twitter
ed You darling ! am thine" there
was nothing left for him 10 do but
rush out and hunt a minister.
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REFLEcTIoNs or A BACHELOR
CFrom the New York Press)

You can't make a silk purse with a
college education
Spend your pennies and some one
else viii get your friends
Women can stand an eneminate
man better than men can stand a mas
culine woman
A boy caa understand the argument
OF a switch every time. when reason
ing with him is an Greek to him.
The same kind Of man who runs
after you when you have money win
run away from you when YOU haven't
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Christian Science Reading Room.

Christian Science Reading Room.
The following ladies viii be in
charge this week:
Sunday
Mrs. Sarah Harbor
Monday
Mrs. Mary Armstrong
Tuesday
Mrs. Rose Dickey
Wednesday,
Mrs. George Stockdale
Thursday
Mrs. Rebecca Guss
Friday
Mrs. Florence Stumpff.
Saturday
Mrs. Nell Merten.
Reading room in the rear of church
on Broad street between Oklahoma
and Cleveland avenues, open every
day from to o'clock. Everybody
cordially invited.
Mrs. Nell Merten,
Secretary
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She Recommends chamberiain's
Couah Remedy.

Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy for a number Of years and
have no hesitanoy In saying that it ia
the best remedy for cougss. colds and
Group / have ever used in my family.
have not words to express my con
idenoe in this Remedy. J. A.
Moore, North Star. Mich.
For sale by c. r. Renfro, druggist.
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Too late to cure a cold after con
sumption has fastened its deadly grip
en- the lungs Take DR.. Woods Nor
way Pine Syrup while yet there is
time.
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Gentlemen:-Dr. Caldwe'l's Syrup
Pepsin is the finset preparation for the
stomach and bowels that / have ever
used. Wishing you continued sue
cess, am. Yours very truly,
w. c. Kmbel, New Troy, Mich.
Sold by F. B. Lille G. Co.
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Theresa Belmont. the cleveer little,
leading lady Of "A Thoroughbred
Tramp" company is the daughter OF a
Chicago attorney who is the perfect
image OF Mark Twain Brooks. Fri
day.
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The great beauty about Dr. Cald
VEINS syrup Pepsin Is IN it's certain
" 70 cure Constipation, Indigestion
Sick Headache and Stomach Troubles
Sold by +, b Lillie < Co.
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eurHRIEITes ABROAD.

Henry E. Asp OF Guthrie, was in
the city this afternoon.
Receiver Mckinley OF the Guthrie
land office, was in the city today.
W ID. Fossett and W C. Gruber OF
Guthrie were in the city last evening.
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THAT INDIAN UPRISING.
Snake Band is Simply Hungry and
Not Warlike.

Alexander Posey VINO is here, be
lueves that the uprising of the Snake
uand of Greek Indians has been un-
duly magnihed and that the intentions
of the Creeks are anything except war
Hke. Posey is Creek citizen him
self and in speaking o. the present
up Using" he SAID
For a week or ten days two or
three hundred Creek Indians of the
Crazy Snake faction have been en-
camped at Hickory Ground. Last
Wednesday they were joined by about
ffiy Cherokees These people are too
numerous for councillors and too few
for war They are as far from mean
lag harm as the corps of government
clerk- at Muskogee.
They Are Hungry.
These poor people are in a pitiful
condition They live principally on
sofkey but last year they raised
little or no corn. so they now have
little or no 'sofkey TO eat. They are
the most ignorant among the Indians
and, like the most ignorant among the
white people, they believe the party
in power makes good or bad crops at
pleasure. AS a consequence they de.
plore the Porter administration in the
Creek nation.
These poor people are assembled
at Hickory Ground to do something.
Some of them want TO sell their land
and buy a new Creek nation in Mex
leo or South America. Others, tie
most numerous, are trying 10 reorgan-
lie the ancient Creek government
mere and expel the white people by
reviving an old law under the opera
.on Of which no Indian may lease or
rent land to a white mal or employ
white laborer.
An attempt was made last winter
to carry this law into effect Armed
light horsemen' of the Snake govern
ment rode over the county in bands
warning Indian landlords 10 dismiss
their white tenants and threatening
punishment If not needed. Punish.
meat by whipping was inflicted in a
few instances.
Asked Federal Aid.
The alarmed landlords appealed to
Uncle Sam for aid Deputy marshals
and soldiers and Indian police were
sent and ,hey arrested the new Snake
government. which never dreamed of
wrong doing and put the officials in
jail on a charge of disturbing the pub
lie serenity AS the courts of the
United States never recognized the
Snake government, the naDeas corpus
writ did not operate so as TO release
The men. Snake and his folks lived in
jail until they promised to be good.
Thcn they were discharged on parole
after pleading guilty to something or
other.
"No,hing was said in the parole
about what was to be done in case OF
a failure in the corn crop and con
zequent dearth of sofkey So. the
unexpected having happeNed, the
Snakes are again disturbed and there
are 'doings at old Hickory Ground"
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Go To swearingen for best photos
Opposite postoffice.
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Some famous men were born in
1909. among them Abraham Lincoln
and William L. Gladstone
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lXEIJHETIjN

The ancients supposed that
rheumatism was caused bv
the flowing OF watery
humor, hence the name,
which is derived from
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OF GENERAL INTEREST.

The population of ,he Australian
commonwealth is 3.775.356.
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ne populdtlOh OF me AuhUdlldu
commonwealth is 3.775.356.
Some famous men were born in
1909. among them Abraham Lincoln
and William E. Gladstone
Realty sales in the city OF London
during 1901 were e5,552, ,O9S. compared
with e49S4769 in 1900 and e6.29O.314
lin 1899
TIE total number of medical prac-
titioners in Great Britain and Ireland
as 36,7SS, an increase Of 4O4 within a
year.
Ia 1877 there were high schools for
1926 German pupils in Hungary, To
day all these schools have ceased to
exist.
Because two thirds or Germany's
10000 music teachers are alleged to
be incompetent. the coming Reichstag
will be asked TO pass a raw compell-
ing the teachers to undergo a state
examination.
A full cargo Of New England rum,
comprising $40 puncheons and valued
at 100000, was lately cleared from
the port of Boston, consigned to the
use OF the aborigines on the West AZ
rican coast.
In the five years from 1895 20 1900
Germany for the first time gained
more inhabitants C9A125 more) by i'm.
migration tlan it lost through emi
grafton. In the period 1850 1885 there
has been a loss of nearly 1000 600
/, is announced feom tn Vatican
that during 1901 only 100000 lire had
been contributed al Peters pence,
which is the worst year since 1870.
The United States is third in the list
.of contributors with 100000 lire
The Mckinley memorial committee
of Honolulu proposes to devote 500
600 Of its funds 10 the Improvement Of
a public park, to be named after the
late president The local papers are
opposed to this project, believing that
the money could be better expended in
the building Of a chndren's hospital
Mrs. Alfred Harmsworth, wife of the
London publisher, has made a sensa-
tion in Paris by appearing in a most
novel automobile coat made OF the
hide OF a perfectly white colt, trim
med with sable tails and having a
lagge collar, which can be turned up
and buttoned so as to leave only her
eyes and the tip OF her nose exposed.
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n ~ Ths signature is o he
n lZH Laxative BrOmO- 0uinne Tablts
- - <>TVSreSthe the remedy that eosa
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Realty sales in the city OF London
during 1901 were e5.552, ,O9S. compared
with e4,9S4.769 in 1900 and e6.290,314
in 1899.
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Tie total number of medical prac-
titioaers in Great Britain and Ireland
as 36,7SS, an increase Of 4O4 within a
year