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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1904-07-30

Caldwell, Idaho, July IS, 1904.
The Board of County Commission.
ers met at 10 o'clock a. m. pursu-
ant to adjournment from yesterday,
present w. H. Platr and A. J. Bre-
shears, commissioners, and John
A. Tucker, clerk, when the follow
ing proceedings were had:
On motion the following official
bonds were acceoted and approved:
J. ]. Shafe Overseer Road District
No. "a, George A. Springer Road
Overseer District No. 27, Clayton
T. Moulton Overseer Road District
No. 6, J. R. McCullom Overseer
Road Overseer District No. IL, w.
G. McNielly Overscer Road Dis
trict No. 19; Henry M. Day, Over
seer Road District No. 22; M. S.
McAdoo, Overseer Road District
No. 28, James o. March Justice OF
the Peace of Emmett precinct.
In the matter of the petition of
DR.. J. B. Burns, ct al residents of
South Payette precinct praying for
the appointment of Tim DriscolI as
justice of the peace Of said precinct.
1t appearing to the board that there
is no qualified and acting justice of
the peace in said precinct, there
fore on motion it is hereby ordered
that said petition be granted, and
said Tim Driscoll is hereby appoint
ed a justice Of the peace in and for
South Payette precinct and ordered
to file bond and take the oath ol
Office as required by law.
In the matter of the petition oi
G. w. Oakes, ct al, residents o.
Road District No. IS praying fol
the removal of P. D. Hadse1l, over
seer of said district, and the ap
pointment of A. Monroe, on mo-
ton laid over.
In the matter of the application
of G. T. Hamill, assessor and tax
collector, for refund of $4o.e5 tt
Joseph McElroy, same being nin'
months credit on assessment OF
sheep for 1903 taxes. 1t appear
ing to the Board that said McElroy
paid taxes for the entire year o
1903 in Canyon county, and tina
said sheep were in Washington
county nine months of said time
and that he is entitled to credit Q
$4o.e5, therefore on motion, it i
ordered that warrant be drawn o.
the Current Expense fund in favo
of Joseph McElroy for the sum c
$40 95.
In the matter of the communics
tion of the county treasurer as t
the payment of interest on the En-
NETT bridge bonds, it appearing t
the Board that interest coupons i
the sum of $2o6.26 have been pre-
sented for payment and that th
| funds from which same are payabl
are insufficient in the sum of $38. 4
} to pay said coupons, therefore, Q
motion, it is ordered that the coui
ty treasurer transfer from the Wa
rant Redemption fund to the Inte
est on Bond, Emmett bridge, Fun
l the said sum Of S38.34 and pay ii
: said interest coupons therefrom.
In the matter of the applicatio
of @. 7; Hamill, assessor and ia
collector for credit of $1678.24 {
} the 1902 Delinquent Roll on a
count of double assessments al
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On motion adjourned until 10
O'Clock, a. M, July 14th, 1904.
Approved,
Attest: w. H. PLATT,
JOHN A. TUCKER, Chairman
Clerk.
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Eno' EsSo p. j., barnard q Co.. supplies. =. SO 90
11n. Sles SesnSars, n, asslstlng 20. Supt. IL 90
1sih 3!5i, 5tane nuraI PuD, 70, supplies. 9 so
Emmett bridge, disalloWed, $40.
Z. y Fisk, juror cert, Dist. Court % 10
IA. A.. a. 1CocAt0n, 90 .... ,...., .,....y IS 10
!. =. ~ : 4nu n 40; 81 20
a "a = DtApy Oo.'' ;............. 81 so
n ~ rnMk, assignee ddo............ q 0c
g. I. Hamill, Assessor, salary and
T expenses :...,,. ..... 1924 II
!. McNish, supplies furnished poor. 60 20
Jacobs d Drake, lunch for jury de-
>, hPerating .;;:....,........... $50
7. l.. Kellar, wood for court house. So
Jas. M. Hutchinson, Treasurer sal
N. !. Church, Probate Judge, sal
cry ..............,.... 2S0 On
Cora b. Bean, Co. supt, salary and
expenses: ....;... ........: 234 10
Idaho Meat Co, meat for Jail. .. Is
y. n: Brown, labor on poor farm. a 65
G W; Cooper Lumber Co, lumber
and coal. :. .............. 1A 20
Jasper c. Nichols, deputy sheriff
salary. .....'.. Observation-Disclosures. 225 90
R. A. Cowden. Cashier, assigned ' W
acct ]. HI. Altizer er... 16e n
g.. W. Hodson, Justice of the peace
Iees :;..,....:::....... ........... sos
d Burns Bros and Fox, mdse for poor % 25
4. w. Wheeler, labor on grade, etc. "a 50
Baker Bros, mdse for poor farm. =. 81 %
John :. Myer, Co. Physician, salary 264 rs
On motion adjourned until 10
O'Clock a m TI1lv nth YooA
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On motion adjourned until 10 O.
clock A. M. July 12th, 1904.
Approved,
ATTEST, W. H. PLATT,
JOHN A. TUCKER, Chairman.
Clerk.
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, caldwell, Idaho, July r2th, 1904.
Ane Board of County Commission
eFS met at 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant
!" adjournment from yesterday.
AL members of the Board being
present when the following proceed
The following bills were read
'uu passed upon and warrants Or
Tered drawn on the Current Ex-
pense Fund for the amounts al
lowed:
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On motion the tolIOWlng road
overseers reports were accepted and
approved: Thos. H. Gufey, Clay
ton T. Moulton, E. F. Allen, J. R.
McCullom, ]. J. Bennett, Ed Mum
ford, H. S. Stockton, J. ]. Shaffer,
1. S. Froman, W. G. McNeilly, c.
w. WhiAin, E. w. Eames for first
quarter, 1904, and Perry D. Hadsall.
On motion the following bills
were read and passed upon and
warrants ordered drawn on the
road fund for the amounts allowed:
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Caldwell, Idaho, July 13th, 1904.
The Board of County Commission
ers met at 10 o'clock a. m. pursuant
to adjournment from yesterday.
Present W. H. Platt and Robert
Mcclure, Commissioners, and John
A. Tucker, Clerk, when the follow.
ing proceedings were had:
On motion the following bills
were read and passed upon and
warrants ordered on the Current
expense fund for the amounts al
lowed:
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D. D. Campbell, livery hire. .. IS 81 90
Hammond & Stevens Co. supplies 4 80
+. Boone, assigned jurors cert,
Probate and Dist Courts, disal-
lowed. acct Geo. Wells, 1925, al
lowed Observation-Disclosures. 80 O5
Court Observation-Disclosures. 225
Geo. +. Verley, do .............!.:. 225
W. H. Redway, mdse and assigned
dCCJ ............, ......... 81 10
l.. W. Botkin, drugs gs............. II 30
Doan & Hay Co., Ltd. mdse for jail "a 05
Robt. Milliken, salary Co. Survey
printing ......e..........."...,.. 379 95
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On motion adjourned until 10
a. m. July 13th, 1904.
Approved,
Attest: w, H, PLArr.
JOHN A. TUCKER, Chairman.
Clerk.
The colored American., 1904-02-06
YOUNG LEADERS ENTERTAINED.

1t was the good fortune of Mr..
Charles w. Anderson, the DeInostheneS
of Gotham, and Mr.. Emmett J. Scott,
private secretary to DR.. Booker T.
Washington, to be in the city, a few
days this week. and their frinds were
on the alert entertaining them in every
possible way. The most unique affair
was the Stag rendered them by Messrs.
Gray and Costley last Tuesday even
ing It was an entertainment fit for
the gods and there was a feast Of
reason and a flow Of soul" which tar
ried during the entire evening. Gov
ers were laid for nine and the fol-
lowing menu was served, as only Gray
and Costley know how to serve 1t.
MENU.
Oysters.
Lynn Haven Bay.
Celery, Olives. Radishes
Terrapin on Chafing Dish.
Gray and Cost1ey Style.
Smithfeld Ham.
New Potatoes,
Spinach, Florida Turnips.
Fromgede Bru
Coffee, Sherry.
Chatau, Lafitte, Claret.
G. H Mumms Champagne
Brandy Cigars.
Those present were Messrs. Chas W.
Anderson, E. ]. Scott, Recorder John
c. Dancy, Judge Robert H. Terrell,
Messrs Whitfield Mckinley, ]. w.
Gray, Harry T. Burleigh, L. P. Costley
and E. E. Cooper.
The colored American., 1904-02-06

Richmond, Va. Specia1.-Mrs. M. E.
Burreh, one of the best known colored
women of Richmond, Va. the wife of
w. P. Burrell, Grand Secretary of
United Order of True Reformers, had a
very serious abdominal operation per
formed on last Saturday, Jan. so, at
the Richmond Hospital. The operation
was performed by the well known sur
geon of Washington, D. c., DR.. A. NJ.
Curtis. The operation was successful
and the patient is rapidly improving.
DR.. A. M Curtis, in addition to his very
large practice in Washington is fire.
quently called to Baltimore and Rich
mond in consultations and to perform
surgical, operations.
The colored American., 1904-02-06
A. W. A. PLEDGER DAY.

The exercises at the Second Baptist
Lyceum will be devoted largely to the
life and memories of Col. VIM. A.
Pledger of Georgia, whose death was
noted in these columns some weeks
ago. Speeches will be made by repre-
sentative men and special song service
will also be feature. Prof. L. M. Her
shaw will deliver the principal eulogy.
Sunday, Feb. 14th, will be Douglass
Day, when an address on the life and
services of this great man will be deliv-
cred by Hon. George H. White. Miss
Henrietta Venton Davis, the great
dramatic reader, will read a few selec-
tions appropriate to the character Of
Douglass Day. The public is invited.
The colored American., 1904-02-06
CRITICS OF MIR. DOUGLASS.

A white woman, who was a friend of
the Negro in the years Immediately
succeeding the war, as she has been
the friend Of the Negro ever since,
and who was a great friend of Freder-
lex Douglass, has recently written: "I
remember that I listened with amaze
ment years ago to animadversions on
Frederick Douglass by colored people
who ought to have rejoiced that they
possessed one person of such power
and eloquence."
The colored American., 1904-02-06
A NEW POOL AND BILLIARD PAR
LOR.

Messrs. Gray and Costley have just
added to their hostelry new pool and
billiard parlor, having fitted up the
large rear store room for that purpose.
New floors have been put in and a fine
quality of fresco work has been added,
which is the work Of Mr.. Edward Am
bier. The latest pattern of pool and
billiard tables have been put in and the
parlor makes a most inviting and at
tractive place. This enerprising firm
is a pace setter in every way.
The colored American., 1904-02-06

We, the President and a majority
Of the Board of Trustees, of the Ma
tional Voting & Counting Machine
Company, OF the District of Columbia,
do hereby certify that the authorized
capital stock OF said company is $780,
600 of which s174.oO0 has been paid in
and that there are no debts of said
Company. Capital paid in S174,0OO
Warner johnson, President; Frederick
A. Suck, Adolph Suck. Henry Hyland,
Trustees.
1, Frederick A. Suck, Secretary of
the National Voting Counting Ma
chine Company. of the District of Co
lumbia. do hereby swear that the facts
stated in the above certificate are true
to the best OF my knowledge and be-
lief Frederick A. Suck.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 29th day of January, A. D., 1904.
John E. Abbott,
Notary Public for the State of Massa-
husetts.
The colored American., 1904-02-06
CRANE & CO.. II w. Jackson ST., RIcHMoND..vA.
NEED
Me-Lange Hair Tonic

if your hair isn't naturally straight,
is thin or falling out.
Miss Lucy Jones, No. 80, New ST.,
Newark, n. j., writes: Before using
Me-lange my temples were bare for
years since using, the hair on the
temples has all grown in, and my hair
has grown in general a great length"
Trial box sent on receipt of ten cents.
There is nothing like it for the hair
Address: Frank E. White Mfg. Co.,
p. 0. Boz No. 26, Jersey City, n. J.
Dr Furman j. Shadd has declined
TO enter the race for delegate to the
next National Convention He thinks
DR.. Purvis or Governor Pinchback
would make excellent timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
LUCK" AND STOCKS


Perhaps most peorls Of that the gains
and esses nreush stock speculation depend On luck
millions country uehnE hut slim salaries between
Ended aehsmes of which
they netnlne ana an II suyips their luck
defyaK fate
thousands Of young men aud young women
instead BY the podas Of toll take chances
On klterlng promises luck be With iem
the American people like 10 be
huahusKea" number ef seheues Cor small invest
widely discovered that the American people
awaassd
luck IN stock Investment
other who make speeesses stocks TAXI no
figured with much
mathematical certainty Aud the
seldom beganH hpera The promoter With
readily financial backing 1t Il
peddng his stocks small shaes through
small savings into schemes that
knowing win touch.
the penentafy not lone
money stocks and had
alt extending he made but
lucky hit. promptly With
abilities Possessed by most people
investments he SIN lost ali he abed
I New millionaire with Ins
ansns training inventory Disclosed
dlaisd IN elani-hssd
financial bubbles
mining stocks not
worth printing
esaas representing
practically nothing IN eoeeo fogtyslx
pnes appraisers q value and these
At current auetatioas worth esassis tieoe
a 81 wealth. member q hFoksFs nFn who
had suek- his side instead
Of Investing dividends
he trustea 70 luckt nd hts
small fortunes wiped out BY
invsaent idea eeud be
saned hepsaess inexperienced investor
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RUNNING AkUcK

asked he 70 faia~ up
aesaa the
government made
THE GOVERNMENT INTEND TO NIX AMuctS.
be ths have THIS
bite he 70
be muzrle 1eashsa
provides person" who violates
guilty q thereof
punished
eaeeedgs ysa
ecsurE
company Of
uadeeoaagrailng
the coantry-4sEL are aity. according Q
dealts appu
3 a
quilt clear that Of burglar caught
- act
thu evidence GUILT pasal
the matter into thc proper court
but amack"
the TRUSTS continue nauek
CRIMINAL the heada Of
u o o
people u
and its penalty enforced
branded
# Knox.
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he Ism, an aainirvr. vandelsuF.-
saia.
'IEa. hafs he faarea. 'snettsr sna
bsstsr. She admtreH him. TOO. | be-
llevs.a
s4hsss
A strange thought seized us.
felt ihe high spirits which reiiah
had infested ne with depart "a In .
flash. | kuaw that In spite of every
effort my face had altered IN an
PRECISION. Isuilak Kazed nj me and
satd. IN a tone Of triumph
4 zee that you guess The cat Il
out Of the bag"
lie ehuekled.
Isn't Il superb - he added
Mime. HaEat@ I calculated. whrn
I could ind words.
lie burst into n fresh roar Of de-
IlEht.
There's ne harm Ia your know
Ing that much. he aaid. Tut what's
up You look queer
The change IN ms demeanor must
have astnnished him. I sat almost
motionless. staring into HE face.
sNothiug." ! answered. speaking
a. quietly ~ I could The admira-
ton you have remarked upon is re-
eipraeal. am glad that she has
done 80 WE'LL
sssbe la particularly pleased" con-
tlnued p6Ilsk. son account OF her
young pfotege. the lovely Donna
Marta. The young lady III question
IL to make a very good match In a
certain sense a brilliant one. and
madame wants to give her n wssi=
ding portion. All there are fsW
women so kind. 40 great. as Mime.
sara. She has the wisdom Of the
ancients. and some Of their Secrets
too
made no reply The usual thing
had happened 40 far as my good
natured friend was concerned. Hs
was dazzied by the beauty Of hia
client. and had given himself away
n ready victim to her faaeiuatienss
Il aee." he added. that YOU also
are under her spells. Who ssoiildn'i
Yield 20 the power Of those eyssl
The young lady. Donna Marta, II
all very well. but give me masiaius
herself
VITA these words he iaft me
Never was there more prosperous
or happier looking man. Little did
he guess the thoughts that were
aurRing through my brain.
without returning 60 my place OF
business 4 took a hansom and drove
to yandeIeur'e office. My heart We
fun of nameleaa fear. Pollak had
LET out great deal more than he
had any intention of doing. So Dom
m Marta WIS engaged. Engaged e
whom2 Surely not 10 the poor, In
fntuated young professor Poiiak
had said that in some respects the
proposed match was a brilliant one
That might be fitting description
of marriage With the young pro-
feasor. whose fame WAS attracting
the attention of the greatest seien-
lists In Europe. He was poor, GER
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The[0rcefeSS of the
trdnd. !. sf ho 1T !l 51EARF
eoprR.sHr 1900 n TIE ASssal,

this morning lie WIS evidently al
most beside himself with excite
meut.
vita. ha. hai" Was the answer.
I congratulate YOU, Of course
said. after a moment Ask the O.
the hauaeWtrmluR ef eanr castle IN
Scotland whenever that event e0mea
off Hut can't you give me hint
with feKatd to this magnificent at
fair l an. ~ you know. u stfugs
cling pauper. aud l should like Ia
have my share Of the piekiaHs II
there are any at your diupoHal to
give away
Ny lips afe sealed he answered
At once. I am sorry. for there Is
10 one I should like better to help
tut / think / am Justified ~ tslIlns
you THE the city will hum when
tn news Is out. 1t Is Immense. II il
colossal. It Is nafaiYziuE.s
you excite ny curiosity To n re-
maflEahle extent l could not heip
asYinr. curiosity has a great deal
10 10 With tay trade, a. you know.
ue finished his glass Of cham
pARne and set II down. Ills eyes. AZ
he fixed them ON me. we're full Of
laughter almost wondered whelh-
er H. was amusing himself at ms e.
penas. hut no. hia next words we're
SINE enough.
There II another little matter
can Inform gou about, pfues. With
out breaking any confidence. hHH.
pen 70 know that the fortunate
pateutee Il a friend e yours
a fiiuud Of mineF | exclaimed
An acquaintance. perhaps. I haven't
three friends In the world.
a great friend an admitst. taa. =
he vent on.
An admirsria l rpraafed. staring
across At him. 4 devoted aamlfeFi
Wha u haa Come cut with II. tsul
LAX: don't keep ne On tentef-
hooks"
Think over your ilat 81 admir-
efa. he cried. tnutailainrlf
I VII hazard a nueas. theal bul
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ways enjoy IN the midst Of my DAY :
work. for ! meet many old friends
there. AMI our meal. m rule. Is :
merry one. one 81 my constant com
pAaiana ON these oeca Miuua II 4 man
OF the name OF Samuel Poliak. the
senior partner IN the firm II poilnk
and Hartman. patent agents. ulsh-
apsxAte street P0liak f. unr Of those
hfssxy. good natured individuals
who make a pleasant impression
wherever they SO. lie IL stout 81
build and Homew hat rubieund Of
face. an excellent man Of business
and a firm friend | have liked him
for years. aud am always glad when
he occupies the same table with me
az lunch.
on the Friday following vaude-
Jews tinnsr poilnk and I met as
usual. noticed on his entrance
into the lunch room a particularly
merry and pleased expression on his
l4ee. lie Aat down and ordared d
quart Of the most expensive brand
OF champagne. lie insisted en my
Joining him IN a bumper OF the
fFAtfAF NANNs HHA ANAAF HAkHHANA nv
health I could not help exelaiminR.
YOU seem pretty Jolly this morn :
ing. Poliak a successful fiuttef IN
Khakia -
Better than a flutter. my boy. Ger
families nowadays are what am
thinking OF. and I have Just haEEed
ono. md a fat one.
Capital Tell me all about It."
answered what Is the yarn. Pol
Iak9s
lie gave me n somewhat vague
smile. which seemed 20 me 70 min
gle sort of contempt with amuse-
msnf and said. imprsHalvely:
- roaring commission. the big
gest that has been in the market for
the last 10 years Patent rights for
every country on earth. and hun
bred shares allotted gratis when the
thing IL floated. I tell you. Druce. .
he added. raising hts voice. III u
comes off | retire with as near fif-
teen thousand a yenr az I want"
You were born under "A lucky
star. there's no doubt Of that" I
answered. somewhat sharply. for
pollaks manner had never i'm
pressed me less favotably than It did
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
Nlnhl We tier Terror.

Il would cough nearly all night
long writes Mrs chas. ApnleEaie
Of Alexandra. Ind. and could hard.
Is get any sleep. had consumption
80 bad that II I walked block
would cough frlghtfully aud spit
blood. but. when all other medicines
failed, three si00 bottles of Or
Kings New Discovery wholly cured
me and | gained SIS pounds Its
absolutely guaranteed TO cure
Coughs. colds, La Grippe. Bronchi-
tis and all Throat and Lung Trou.
bles Price soc aud 800. Trial
bottles free at @. o. GUY. Inc, Sec
ond avenue and Yesler, drug store.
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Browns Palm.
less Dentists

Are doing all dental work for cost
of material to introduce our late dis
coveries and painless methods.
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synopsis.
Prof RiaaHl a young Helentlat who
Is about - eleetHfy the world With
a new scientific discovery. II Via@
lentiX IN love With nunua Marta. A
ward Of Nine. safn. Nandelenf be-
lleNea that he II entering trap and
informs him Of his aaHEef IL be
comes anHfy At tho Interference.
What do YOU suppose madame ID
afterf7 | Interrupted. what can be
her maltVef Il II not money. fof
the man s. not we'll off. is hefa
Not "A thousand a year llahi aud
he might be a millionaire II he would
only use his ideas commercially. II
i the cid stefy-=eae mHa finds the
brains and hundred others profit
By them. he il a walking teststuha
and doesn't care sou Nhe profits
hY his inventions"
sThen you think she Is picking hi
hfainaEt
sof course, and she VII pix q
plum. too. bang Il or Ia England
scoop a million. and Ne have loa'
has.s
Good for society II We 10 losf
her" could not help remafRlng.
sny no means good fae me. RS
piled the detective. I have staked
mY reputation On bringing thu
woman u hook She shall not eas
cape"
Nan1elenr aud I AT and talked
for some little time longer. then
left him and returned Ia mv oWn
roouls. I at up "A Ions time bua1
over several matters hut when | fe.
tired to rest Il Was NOT only q
dream OF Mime. sara. but OF the fas.
einAIInK Young Donna Marta and
the hoy looking professor.
ilued With EanAelaur on We'd.
usaiay evening. and little guessed
then haa soon eNeuia would huffy
to a remarkable issue IN which
WAS % play a somewhat impartani
part.
II Il ms custom "a lunch Al ths
ship and Turtle. an hour that ! a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-29
MODERN
DENTAL PARLORS

Masonic Temple Building
Teeth extracted and filled aba1-
luiaIY without pain. Our aHu pfeu@
afH1 Ion. which has ben kept secret
al # these Ye4fe. being Initiated ~
III others al attempts - copy HHa#.
ing such failures. 80 We are eau-
coded - be The only painless q.
tractors. The Modern Dental Far.
iaHa II Seattle are absolutely liz
only pHriofa that have this rafa4t
~ nHrafinu II extract teeth. nh
teeth and apply gold crowns IfHaat
pain eioia crowns and teeth 18th.
out plates. gold Filling aHd I'll other
work done paiHieHalg aud ~ ape.
eiaIIata.
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Browns Painless Dentists
7f3 First Avenue

Palors /, 2, g. 4, 6, Union Block
one Door South of MacDougah q
Southwlek's.
Hours-s:s0 a. m. 10 p. m. sun
days. till 1.
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GLAD TO see BURTON AGAIN

wAsHNGToN.-Irs whether
chae Senator Burton Of Kansas This is what
happened:
accompanied By his private secretary Colonel W
diuufled called
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