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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
oovDLg HANGING IN KENTUCKY


ooye 9xoevted ser Murder ~ Wealthy
Merchant
Lexington. Ky. July a6.-Claudo
O'Brtcn and Earl Whitney. boys In
years. wh0se faces indicate nothing OF
tho criminal. were hanged here at 8
q m. for the murder OF 4. b. Chinn.
u was $50 on the morning OF Oct.
10. 1909. when OBrieu and Whitney
entered the home OF A. d. Chinn. q
wealthy merchant and OK. Confederate
soldier. and. with revolvcrs in hand.
demanded that the old gentleman pro.
duce his money.
Their voices awakened Mrs. Chinn.
who screamed. Asa Chinn. their son.
had returned from q dance ONLY n
short time before and had not fallen
aslecp. lie made his way 10 the door
OF hts parents room. but one Of the
burglars saw him and they began
shooting. Asa Chinn also opened fre.
Tho elder Chinn had raised up and
vas sitting on the side Of his bed He
WAS shot through the body The boys
then ran from the room over the form
Of Asa Chinn. who also had been shot
and WAS LYNX on tho noor. using his
revolver N best he could. Whitney
was wounded In the loft knee Tn.
elder Chinn. morially wounded. at.
tempted 10 assist HIS son In the batil.
In the hallway and got up out of bel
and went To the door. where h. dropped
dead.
The hoys were captured few DAYS
later near here. but owing 10 rumors
os lynchinH ~crc removed to Louisville
for sa!ckccping OBricn was eighteen
years old and his home WAS In Mem.
phis. Tenn. Earl Whtney. one year
his senior. has relatives tn Nashville
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
DRANK POISON TOGETHER.
6Arkeeper ard Ssesedore Make Spec
tscviar Attempt AZ Suicide.

New York. July IS The iiobokcp
police are Investigating several reccu,
cases OF sudden death which led them
10 believe = suicide club 10 cour.shng
In that town Ia most cases two per
sons have plannc! TO make away with
themselves simultaneously The most
recent case occurred In \ saloon A
sscsedorc. after treating tho hah!tues
had the hark.epcr 50 10 drug store
and buy a package of rat poison They
drank together aud the stsY.!orr STAG
Ecgrd out under the influence os 'hs
poison he has not been seen sine"
The bartccr.r Was taken 10 the hospi
tai. where he IL reported 10 b" In .
critical condition
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
JUST FOR EXCITEMENT.
Chicago Boys Had Planned to Shoot ,
Police ONlce1

Chicago. July 2s-John Trlce. six
teen years old. and Leslie Whlimarsh
aged eighteen. told Justice Gho,t In
the Warren avenue polio. station that
they had planned TO shoot Policeman
William Lynch 81 the Austin station
just for the caCiicmrut II the thlug
They Haid fh.s had been reading
Wild West aforie, and that after coin
mi,ilnx several hurElarl.s they @ant.s.
10 See wha; II would be !lAc 10 shoot
soir. one.
II WAS noticed that hand mirrors
had been taken when hnT1laries We're
committed In Austin recently ant this
rl.~ led 10 III. arrrst ~ n. boys 70
il~.man Lynch failed - pass IN" point
where the boys lay In ambush for him
Wh!tmarsh ~as held IN the grand lur,
and Tricr 10 The lgscnil. court
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
BURIED IN DEBRIS.
One Workman Killed and Four Others
Injured al Anaconda. Mont.

Anaconda. Mont. July 2a.-Whil'
n cany oi twenty men were hoisting
heavy picc, of sheet iron at the new
smelling works Thursday. the struc
,ural steel inside the flne gave wa,
and tho walls hulgcd burying the en-
tire gang IN the debris.
y y Poss was killed and Hans Han
sen had his skull crushed anu VIII uie
Elcf Swanson. Ole Farson ana SIN
Rcycr were also injured
III, other workmen jumped as th'
crash came and escaped injury. Th'
fluc. which is one oi the largest IN 'h'
world. was M, seriously damaged.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
TRAMplED TO DEATH.
Wealthy Montana Ssoesman Killed b,
His Own Cattle.

Glasgow. Mont. July - John Enos
one of III, w.alih.cst and best knoWr
stoskmcn in Northern Montana. VA,
Knocked down. iramplea under foo
and druwnct. BY bis oan eaitic while
attempting To drive a band Of steers
across 4 slough 81 the Missouri river
near here.
While proii!nE an unrnl, beast. I'M
animal turned suddenly and Enos wa'
thrown from his feet The rest o' Tn
cattle. following their leader. 'rod th'
man deep into the m!rc and water
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The Wustes Of the l,otl

The Wastes Of the Body.
Every seven days the blood, muscles and
bones of a mnn of average size loses two
pounds of wornoni tissue. This waste
carnot he rcpleni.hcd ard the health
and strength Kept up without perfect
digestion. When the stomach and di
gestiyc organs failto perform their iunc
iion-, the strength lets down. health
gives away. aud disease sets ny kodol
Dyspepsia turr cnablc- tie -'opach
and digestive organs 10 dige-, and a.
simulate all II 'ile Wholesome food that
ma, be eaten into the kind Of blood
tia: robuilda the tissues and protects
the health ~ the mind aai holy. Kodol
cures Indigestion. Dy-rer-ia ami all
stomach troubles. /, j. az ideal -prin.
tonic Sold by Cook 4 Odee.
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u Quart Bahy.

Now and again there is an item in the
newspapers concerning the birth OF a
puny baby SO small that quart cup
holds il comfortably. II the article told
all the facts 1t would probably ,ell also
OF mother who in weak ness anl misery
had looked forward TO the baby's advent
with shrinking and fear.
To have fine, healthy children the
mother must be healthy, and il is the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
LOSS or HALF 4 MILLION.
Plant os Omaha Packing Company D
Chicago Damaged.

Chicago. July :s.-Flre almost en-
tireiy destroyed two buildings oi I'M
Omaha Packing company. CAUSING
loss estimated at t5oo.ooo. II 's DC
licvod the Are resulted from comhns
ton In the lard refining plant The re
nning plant WAS consumed and "a,
flames spread Ia an eight-story oris'
warehouse containing quantities
lard and lG.Oo0.o 900 pounds ot porn
most OF which was practically dc
atrOycd
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
.nnouNcEO OF IN
.r.,r BROKERAGE FIRMS
of NEW YORK CITY,
L,t, FALL II psIcts the CAUSE
WE'RE nEAviLv'NTt"'
~ CERTAIN RAIL
| ROAD SECURITIES

| yorA Iuly . The -;,,.. lons .on,
'o,a ,'a. n prices for securities
s,l t'''l'l =, /. aaasc resulted during y:
s's.' n the announcement o'
','N' ,wo important STOCK
Ai.u'g .,assrasc firms. The nrs'
ase uas o, the suspension
l,'" c,'u 4 Co. followed IN :
~ ne news. sensational
0'- -. financial world. that Tai
r,',a, 4 CO. the senior mem
] ~ - ,s a son inlaw of James
[as. hi failed ,,..
| firm \ stow 4 Co was ncav'Is
-, N.,!can Central and was
e. $, II, pool In that STOCK.
.,,r.e enen, II the failure
4 - immediate decline OF : n IN
I, !, j! Eat stock
I TAYLOR A Co. II has been
e. ~ long IN southern "a.
- sase II, inauguration of a
[,.n,a Il, means o! a pool In
,as. nafe than a year ago by
u k,te Southern Pacisic
ku,t., ,Ae day n, price about
H.. - ne a.ga record figure
k,sh # Nas pa, presumably
r. n. .ull manipulation of the
,.sal Naen IL dividend was
!. ii southern raci.ic aud the
h.saa t5 I.rinc Mr. kccn- bc.
h era.t i. tie courts ~ prevent
h, :. pa ii ana the Hartman
s,e Il u caut.lllns 10 exercise
B. .. ; g,acya II ..le
!. l. .al.4sc j. Talbot J Taylor
aat been announced IN. Arm
ask! 49, lae! any statement
/, ssea -, An! -. reply Was
ro statsm.., woa.! 10 made NJ
Il. lsc aim ggccmoa;s " both
Is can Within aal. AZ hour os
Us, 4 Il. market aud caused
c.taa.. rlt.t.meut
t9.. immediately as.e. tho arst
lts cauep! - tie aunounccmrnt
L failures there VAS a violent
stos.ae apparently thai some
Q. tie s!aa bad been expected
EAt these SUSPENSIONS were what
So u.n,aFs IA! been saying for
tin" vas causing the decline.
!. ,.A' there was something
'.ns 4ye: TIC market
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s,o,.n Bullion Recovered.

phill,psburg. Mont. July 2a.-Tht
a. ooo worth of silver bullion stolet
srn,, tho timetable mill Tuesday even
r.. has bc.n recovered. Boys playing
aro.nd the mill discovered y va, -
bullion sticking out OF q hoie lh Mn'"
n had evidently been hasui! p"''c"'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
eNvELopEO IN FLAMES.
Vessel Fireman Leaps Overheard ans
n Drowned.

Duluth. July :s--In attempting tf
escape from FIRE In the stockholi o'
the tug Merrill here Patrick Delaney
a fr.man. jumped overheard and "a'
drowned. Delaney opened the door o'
the arcbox just as an accident io 'h'
boiler caused trouble with the hnes
Flames sho, from the open door en-
vcloping Delaney The man struggle
in tho deck and lcaped into tSe water
lie sank nj once and his body has mol
been recovered
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25

common testimony
of mother that the
use of DR. pierce's S
Favoriie Prcscrp-
ton not only pro-
notes the mother S
h c Ii II tgat also
gives her strength
TO give her child.
+" FavorY Pre-
scription accom-
plishes tiiee results
by tranquillzing
the nerves. promos :
Ing a healthy appe-
ti,e. and giving re-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
DOGS DEATH KILLED ner.
Oshkosh Girl Expires When rrsir
Runs Over Her Pet

Oshkosh, Wis. July 25 Miss Nelli.
foungs. a pretty society belle. died o,
heart disease when she saw her favor
ite poodle ground under the wheels on
fast Northwestern passenger train
When Miss Yonngs saw the body q,
her pet on the track she falnici ~
ing before doctor could reach he,
side
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
RUINED ~ POLITICS.
pW mlnent South Dakota Man Com
mjts Suict tde.

Sioux City. IA. July 2..-kuined D!
politics. J. r. Robinson. who has beer
prominent In Iowa and South Dakota
committed suicide at Morntngsid' u!
shooting himself through the hear
with q revolver. Robinson was ono.
recorder OF Turner county. 3. ID. aud
had always mixed In politics. Ht
contracted the drink habit and alleged
Il was brought about by the necessity }
OF beins . good fellow In his political
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lesves Halt Million to Heirs.

Augusta. Ne. July a5-The will o.
Mrs James q Blaine has been ME,
for probate here No public heauests
arc made. The will is dated at Wash
inrton. April d 1901. No inventor,
WAS made of the estate. but II Is esti
,,at,d a, over $500 600 and IL divided
between the children and grandchil
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
lne., 'ods Of Stamn. r....

p posro'nn'.N n y: July 2s.-The s.,.
during "a, a' Mayvillc was blown
nan 'snd 2,een,, ,"e night. Seventeen
p' md s"on ~ stamps. 10000 l.ccni
r. ''Ooo scent stamp, were
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
"'0'e marke, Tumb,es.

)enep, "".'. !, was tho scene of grcs,
whole !" me second hour. when
ling noa a'I'A A'' WAS tumblinx and
(OllI,ss (,s Of demand seemed 10 IN ,,o
A.gh ela l'soh Tor the decline In
Savl !. ..ass railroads. Tho arnr - -
tie l's ported 10 have resulted
J line ..'''ia'ion !. Of a moderately
P s'o'k hy a Philadelphia
Ia'ss IN ,s. Of 2 to 4, point. ~er. ,ou.
lnse,,IIss ,Is active list. while s,,r,. .o"', =,
tecorss stocks fell even lower
k.eea k.a' : Tor he currcn, moysm.n, 'y".',
N tho H., number OF the bcs, sccuri.
in ~. Violent attack in price. x.,
!. ~ a SIN H's lower Afternoon. Insr, . which
counaan' Copper ana ROCK 'iI' i.l'
ssl.ssss'' Sss' points s',na" aSa ,,,sh Smelling ,..ns
Eern, 1s,a., 1",'a, Erie. Kansas CITY
a''onal p"a 'as Land Trust and In.
A braa,"' ro""r fell on a,mo., @ =" as
(dsrd on l'a a.. q almos, 20 points In In
",Ae BEGAN py,ame slightly better m I,U, ha,
'''hg OF the last hour.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-25
~ eAssDT CAJnAssv1c ~
@DcQIle&n
sss. 10. ossGBsslA
Genuine stamped c. c. c. Never sold In bulk
Beware Of the dealer who tries tc ssu
''sonethins i"t as good"

City Lots
Tor residence purposes. for sale, els Ia
e1DJ T.. Sheridan.
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p0Ck MARKET DECLINE,


iorA Ja.y -5 Hall a sco.c os
s9ms - them market leaders.
ashea - .~ records on tn.
'l' decline Ia III. early trading
n So RI aaagc during tho day
included - Paul. Louisville
NAsA'..se Nortaacst.rn. Wabash
fN !. Pacific. Irooklyn
.iahf.' Metropolitan. American
y. foundry Colorado Fuel aud
!s.aa, tomiaon
".",la! pressure was directed
II u" slya Rapid Transit tho
= "h.eh .v.l lower than al any
S'"'' he end - the Flower
oiAeI Hito. issucs In the rail.
'Aa Industrial group reached
= ''H - any recorded In their
I. - ;. s''.'hs pressure was shown
I. -. s'oe hs \ block OF 5000
'oain9r came ou, al from
st"e! preferred held
tesei liquidation ~ ,pcrca.,nu
Z, ''' - The second hour and
a.,,..s stock IN the lis, recoica
4 e., ls ,aine from all sides. sdd,.
H.. o.lp,r. which was below
ko,,en =" record. being offered
Iropns : '"Ait Wiro houses sold
Ir,.", ,h' room A house with
aell,,, - Aso connections aud
N ra''hs ''.hs "as extremely activ,
ks ''s' credited IL with some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07
HUSBAND SHOOTS WIFE.
Then Lester C.. Fitzgerald Killed
Himself

New York. Dec, "a man and wo.
man registered as Lester &. Fit2ger-
aid and wife, were found dead early to-
day IN a room ne the Hotel Delavan I'm
Williamsburg, Brooklyn. The woman
had Deen shot through the right temple.
The man, who was found lying across
the wOman's body ON the floor also
had been shot through the head.
4 woman said to be a member of a
theatrical company. says that she saw
the man shoot the woman and then KIN
himself She occupied an adjoining
room and says she heard the couple
quarreling. Looking through keyhole
she saw the man draw revolver ana
iire the fatal shots She Mt once gave
the alarm.
Il Is said Fitzgerald was glass
manufacturer with AN Office IN New
York The couple separated about six
mouths ago, and met by appointment TO
effect a reconciliation The tragedy
resulted,
Later the Identification Of the couple
as Lester c. Fitzgerald and his wife
Of Brooklyn was confirmed lie was
senior member Of glass manufacture
ing firm and was considered quite
wealthy.
a large sum Of money was found IN
his pockets Both Were nearly go years
old and separated six months ago after
a long married life owing Il Is eaid
TO jealousy The husband arranged IN lr
last meeting in the hope OF eTectng
reconciliation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07
Strength of the Army Officers
And Men, is Fifty-nine thousand
One Hundred and Eighty-0ne.
IMPORTANT EVENT OF THE YEAR
Has Been Reorganization of the Sys'
TEN of Military Control Under
The General Staff.

War Department, Washington, ID Co
Dec 6, 1908. TO the PRESIDENT nave
the honor to submit the following re-
port Of operations OF this department
for the past year,
On the ist Of December, 1902, the date
OF the last annual report the army OF
the United States. according to the lat
est reports which had been received
from the military departments, con-
sisted Of 1856 officers and 6G0O3 enlisted
men, total Of 695s0 In addition,
there were in the service 1855 men IN
the hospital corps excluded by the act Of
March !. 1881. from classification as
part of the enlisted force of the army
There were also in the service lS2 vol
unteer medical officers, 100 officers and
4,g7S enlisted men OF the Philippine
scouts and 20 officers and $40 enlisted
men of the Porto Rico regiment
At that time I reported an order made
on the Gath OF october, 1902 providing
for further reduction Of the army to the
minimum strength allowed by law, ex-
cept as to the organizations which
were TO be kept at full strength for
instruction purposes at Leavenworth
and Riley ana the legation guard at
Pekin, That order has been executed
during the year by permitting enlist
ments TO run out without filling the va
cancies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07
A BALD NEWSPAPER MAN.
Getting a New Crop Of Hair, and Has No
More Dandrun.

Everybody IN the northwest knows
Col Daniel Searless, the veteran Jour
nalist and publicist OF Butte. Jan. 10,
1900, the colonel writes: II used a
couple OF bottles Of Newbro's Herpi-
eide with marvellous results The dand-
ruff disappeared a new crop of hair
has takcn root and tile bald spot Is
rapidly being covered Hcrplcidc is
the only hair preparation that kills
the dandrun germ that digs up the
scalp In scales as II burrows It's way
to the root of the hair, where It des-
troys the vitality ct the hair, causing
the hair TO fall out XIII the dandruff
germ. with Hcrpicde Sold BY leading
druggists, Send l0c. IN stamps for SANE
pie to The Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich.
Fer sale by z. Z. NJ, /. Drug Dept.
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Woman Shoots an Outlaw

Thacker W. Va. Dec, 6.-Alone IN n
railway tower here last night. while
performing her duties as telegram on.
orator for the Norfolk 4 Western rail-
road Miss Kate Rouburgh. 20 years
old, shot and mortaly wounded WIZ
Ham llowardson, an alleged outlaw.
liowardson had entered the tower and
attempted to embrace Miss Rouburgh
Breaking away from him. she secured
her revolver and fired four shots at the
Intruder. one shot took effect, pene.
trating Howardsons chest and ne fell
to the floor with a groan. Then. after
deliberately relating her experiences To
the telegraph operator at the next sta o.
ton, she walked q quarter Of mile in
the dark to the magistrates house ana
surrendered She was released on her
own recognizance,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07
A REED SHAKEN
WITH THE WIND.



The confirmed dyspeptic has as little
interest in life as any human being. lie
is united for it's duties and Is indiffer-
ent to It's charms. He is unable to en-
10y the business and social relations
that constitute the life OF the average
man. An his hopes are absorbed by
the one hope to get well and again be
able To enjoy the good things OF life.
Until this Ia realized he IL sick at
heart and feels himself 10 be of little
use.
Smarts Dyspepsia Tablets are the
sufferers tree of life. They win cure
him ana bring him health and bappi-
ness lust as sure and certain as he
takes them. They are sure because they
are natural and no other cure hut a nat
ural one Is sure. They act ON The food
and digest II Just as well as a stomach
would They contain exactly the same
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07
PANAMA REVOLUTION.
President Charged with Being Ae.
cessory Before the Fact.

Chicago, Dec, Din an address before
the Henry George association. Judge
Edward +. Dunno has declared prosi.
dent Roosevelt and Secy Hay orig nrlly
We're cognizant Of the Panama revolu.
ton He reviewed the details OF the
secession and the treaty concluded be.
tween the United States and Panama
and declared the whole transaction
record 80 unprincipled and so vile
as 10 cause every American citizen who
has his countrvs honor and glory at
heart TO hang his head In shame"
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REPORTS OF COMMANDERS.

The reports Of the generals COM
handing aud Of the inspectors general
show that the food and clothing fur
nished have been satisfactory and the
arms and equipments of good quality.
The transportation Of troops and sup
plies has been promptly and effectively
accomplished. The officers charged
with maintaining the discipline and
morale Of the army have had to con-
tend with the relaxation of orderly
habits, which always results from ac-
tive military operations, and with the
Injurious effect produced at large
number Of the posts by the abolition
OF the cantcen; and the burden OF the
older and more experienced officers
has been increased by the fact that 80
large a proportion Of the junior Off
GERS brought In upon the enlargement
of the army were necessarily without
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07
Chinese Welcome in Mexico.

Mexico city, Dec g. President Fong
Of the China Commercial steamship
company and Llmon Mowry general
counsel for the company, left tonight
for San Francisco. They have arrange
their business with the government and
on their arrival az San Francisco VIII
make arrangements 20 dispatch their
steamer to Hongkong on time, They
expect that Chinese Of wealth will come
here 10 enter business, bringing mil
lions Of dollars with them Capital In
China earns little and the opportunities
for investment are allunng TO the chi
nese, Mr. MrSry regards II as feasible
to open up large direct business be-
tween this country and China, beside
bringing here great numbers of Chi
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right and justice ought to accord me.
Very respectfully.

Very respectfully
JAMES N. TYNER."
The letter to Mr.. Bristow which is re-
ferred TO In the letter to the president
Ii dated July 49, 1903. 1t IL Gen,
Tyners answer to an invitation from
Mr. BrIstow to reply to. certain points
involved In the Investigation submitted
by Mr. Bristow. Gen. 1'yner says
that as full reply to the "unwarranted
deductions" In Mr.. Bristow's letter may
assist him In fair and honest nyestl-
CATION of the generals office, he will
returnfnn answer. at the same time
calling attention TO the fact that he
has no access to the files of the depart
ment, but speaks only from his best
recollection. He then answers in great
detail matters called TO his attention
by MIR, Bristow and closes as follows.
1T certainly must be evident to you
that your several specifications narrow
themselves down 10 two propositions
and only two. One that | made GER
tain rulings as to which your judy
ment and mine differ The other that
| abused my position wilfully or UNI
Willingly TO further the interests of my
nephew by marriage, Mr.. Barrett, a
lawyer, practising his profession i'm
washington ] cannot believe that YOU
even mean to insinuate that | showed
him any of the alleged favors as the
result OF a corrupt bargain or UNDER
standing between us. There IN nbso-
lutely no evidence to justify any sus-
picion of such corruption or Of any such
understanding whatever, for there was
none"
nese laboNrs, so much needed In mines
and on plantations.
American planters on the isthmus of
Tehauntepec will take large numbers
Of Chinese laborers here.
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BLOOD POISON

Is the worst disease on earth, yet the
easiest TO cure WHEN YOU KNOW
WHAT TO DO. Many have plmples,
spots on the skin. sores In the mouth,
ulsers, falling hair, bone pains catarrh,
20 DIR BROWN. 9Sj Arch St. Philadel-
phla, Penn, for BROWNS BLOOD
Cure, 500 per bottle; lasts one month.
Sold In Salt Lake only by +. c, Schramm,
First South and Main SITS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-07

There were also In the service twenty
six offices and 500 enlisted men OF the
Porto Rico regiment, ninety officers
and 1905 enlisted Philippine scouts and
2,SO7 hospital corps men.
TheCe figures show q total net de-
crease during the year of 1928.
The acting adjutant general reports
that the number of enlisted men who
VIII be entitled to increased pay for
length OF service during the next fiscal
year, that Is to say, the men who will
be serving under re-enlstment after
the expiration Of one or more terms OF
service be 1916. and Of these 49,
173 viii have had continuous service
of five years and upward.