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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
BARBECUE AT
SALT PALACE.
Young Mems Democratic Club
Entcrtains a Large and Ap.
preclatiye Crowd.
RATIFICATION IN THE EVENING.
Local aud National Issues Discussed
BY David Evans and Judge Nc.
LaughlIn Of California.

The barbecue at the Salt Palace yes
torday afternoon and night attracted
a large crowd and the way the beef
sandwiches disappeared was indeed a
caution. From 3 o'clock In the after
noon TIL few minutes before mid
night the caterers were kept busy
feeding the multitude and all who were
thus favored smacked their lips and
pronounced II good.
A prominent feature Of the barbecue
was the ratification meeting held In the
Salt Palace theater The meeting began
at $3.50 and the hall WAS well nlled when
George Il. Blair raped for order Seat
ed on the stage were Mr. Blair chair
man OF the entertainment committee,
Judge II. y. Baskln, John Dern, ], II,
Haslam ], S, Bransford, David Evans
and Judge Mclaughlin.
EVANS on LOCAL ISSUES
David Evans was the first speaker.
lie began by congratulating the Demo.
cratic party on the splendid prospect
for success IN the campaign now on.
Especially pleased was he with the re-
Mobilization Of the party throughout
the nation. a condition he attributed
largely to the efforts Of Judge Alton b,
Parker and his lleutenants. Discussing
conditions IN Utah Mr.. Evans said he
deplored fractional differences but felt
that the differences In the ranks OF the
Republicans should be taken advantage
Of by the Democrats,
JUDGE MLAUGHLIN
Judge c. II. Mclaughlin Of Califor-
MIA next spoke. He began with a grace
ful tribute TO John $. Bransford, with
whom he had fought Tor Democracy IN
California Discussing the national
situation the speaker called attention
10 the splendid qualities OF Judge Park
er and commended that the principles
for which he stood were the princi-
pies which would save the nation from
disruption. The speaker related how
as a young man he became converted
TO Democracy and then took up a dis
cusslon OF the tariff, which he believed
was all right II levied only to meet the
actual needs OF the government. Judge
Mclaughlin referred to the contest be-
tween capital aud labor and closed by
appealing TO his hearers to save the
constitution by voting the Democratic
ticket
In addition to the speeches there was
music by Held's band and a number
Of free carnival acts on the outside. v
Is estimated that between 5000 and 1000
people shared the entertainment pro-
vided by the Young Mems Democratic
club under whose auspices the affair
was given.
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Cup Given TO Detroit.

San Diego cal. Sept a. Commodore
Hfswold, custodian Of the Upton chat.
lengc cup has authorized Secretary How
ara ~ the San Diego Yacht club 10 re-
cclve tho cup and turn II over TO the win.
ncr. the Detroit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Preparations are already being made
by members OF the New YORK Yacht club
for the defense Of the Americas cup
against a possible fourth challenge from
Sir Thomas Upton. Members Of the club
think that a challenge may be expected
by any mall and that as IN former years
II will como from the Royal Ulster Yacht
club. Sir Thomas has not yet announced
that he has made the necessary arrange.
ments with a designer, but club members
believe that a challenge IS sure TO come,
aud are only waiting TO find out what con
dtlons are named before going actively
TO work 20 build the defender
n Is the opinion among the members or
the yacht club that when tho challenge
comes II will ask for a race under the
same conditions that governed the last
one
According TO the ded Of slit no race can
be sailed later than Nov !, ana
ten months notice must be given when
the challenge is made, A challenge re-
coived by Dec / would make the date
for the FIRST race Oct0, /
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
A WOMAN TO BE pi,sTTy
' nsye Lusuriant and Glossy Hair,
no Matter What Color.

lhe swss,o., contour OF female face,
lcses so, D,oss smile OF female mouth
slth sesn, Ht, n,s u the head Is crowned
his NOW Ir ,slr. scant and falling hair,
hat bn,, o.oWn Is caused by parasite
Of the hs yNs mo the scalp TO the root
The n,tls s. Wnere Il saps the vitality.
% IN hunt. mnlte scale the germ throws
70 cure living soN,hg are called dandruff
md 10 s,o rt s,nn permanently, then
b killed S SslIlng hair that germ must
llrsly nav Sseworo's Herplcide. an en-.
iratory s.., ssult o. the chemical lab
md 81 eo,,. ,oys the dandrun germ
10 prsys s,ase, stops the falling hair
inssi,ts j NV. oSS'a 9d Sold by leading
Ils to m. H gsnu loe N stamps for sam.
&c, Nj n,nap ' woe 20. Detroit Mich.
us Sop Special Agents, II
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
stalwurt Easily Won the HIndoo stakes
Worth Purse Of $4,000.

New York, Sept. 21.--slalwart, favorite
In tho betting at 10 10, easily won the
$1,000 Hindoo stakes for 3-year-olds, dis
lance about one and threc-quarter miles
at Grayesend today. Hroomstick at 10 TO
10 for the place. was second, and Or
mondts Right third. They were on TO a
good start. ST Valentine WIS first TO
show. with Broomstlck second aud or.
mondes Right Third, Passing the stand
the nrst time, 81. Valentine was Leading
by a length from Ormondes Right who
was head in front Of Broomstlck.
stalwart was last under a stiff pull
around the turn, aud into the back stretch
the field raced NTH positions almost the
same Rounding the FAR turn Burns sent
Broomstlck into the lead. Redeem at the
turn made his move with Stalwart and
hree-eighths Of n mile from the finish
was or even terms with BrOOmstlck.
From the head Of the stretch to the wire
Il was only question of how Tar Red
fern cared 10 win by. Results.
First race, selling about six furlongs.-
Right and True won Old England second,
Counterpolse third. Time-l.l0 20
Second race, about six furlongs Ear
aphlne won. Derry second, Glen Echo
third Time-l:ll.
Third race, selling. mile and six
teenth-Canteen Won. The Lady Rhodesla
second. Daisy Green third. Time-l is 20
Fourth race the Hindoo stakes OF So
900, about one mile and six furlones-
Stalwart, l20 (Redfernl 10 TO- won
Broomstlck, l8 (Burns, to l. second
Ormondes Right, l0S Q.ynel, 3 TO 2, third
Time-S.Oo. st. Valentine ran;
Fifth race. Ave and one-half fuflQngs-
Queen Rose won, Druid second DeluslOn
third. Time-l.SS 81,
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET
Cincinnati. Sept 2T.--At the Oakley park
grand circuit meeting today In the Horse
Review Futurity stakes for foals Of 1901,
purse 1900, Alta, Axworthy, after finish
Ing sixth TO Princess Athel In the first
beat and second to Grace Bond VI the sec
ond heat, won the race In three straight
meats. making a worlds record for the
best FIVE heats ever trotte6 by 5-year-
olds as well as worlds record for the
fasest nth heat ever trotted by Swear
old
In the frst heat Grace Bond led untll
fifty yards from the post when she broke,
Princess Athol winning from Wilteene.
Grace Bond won the second heat from
start 20 finish IN easy fashion.
u. y smasher's John NJ. In the 2:oS pace,
won the second heat IN 2.0Sh the fastest
mile paced in race this season Re-
suits.
2.2O class trottIng. the Queen City, purse
1900. three In hve-Limo1ere won three
straight heats IN 1904. 2;0aii 2'Oss.
Snyder McGfegor, oily Bachelor. Bon.
nlorusell' stanley Dillon, Blackthorn and
hyopia also started
2iOS pace, purse slooc, three In i've
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

W. +, Winchester started from the Chi
cago Automobile clubhouse In Michigan
avenue at o'clock this morning In an
attempt 10 break the i2-hour record 70
New York city Tho Chlcago-New York
record 10 now held by Jerry Ellis in 70
hours.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

chicago Sept 2i'rhc game was a
pitchers battle with both mon working
AZ ful speed, Attendance, 900 score'
" II. ~
chicago .r ,,.' .,.'".''''".''''E
washington u...,u. 900. ''..'r''i
Batteries Smith ana Sullivan Hughes
aud Clark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

ST. Louis Sept G.-Although outhit I'm
both games 81 Louis today won one
and succeeded In tying one IN a double
header with the Philadelphia Americans.
Render pitcheCl-a magnificent game IN the
second contest allowing only i've hits
aud striking out eleven men The second
game was called AZ the end Of the tenth
inning ON account Of darkness Attend
ancc 80 Score.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Tho T.. OF L. football team ia rapidly
rounding into excellent shape under the
direction Of Coach Joe Maddox, and by
Saturday when the team plays the Boul-
der eleven, the boys should be IN condl-
ton 20 put up a hard fight Tho Boulder
team Is said 10 be q strong one. however,
and the east benohers viii have 10 go
some
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Brooklyn ~ ", Sept q For eight
Vnings az Washington park today IL
looked as n the Brooklns were 10 again
be shut out, but IN The ninth Hanions
nine managed TO bring two men over the
plate me - Louis men tailed four
Ions pitching and some loose fielding.
The new men ON the 81 Louis team
Murch Hill and Butlef-al PLAYED good
ball Attendance 500 Score:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Cleveland. Sept q Boston did not get
q hit m Rhoades today until after two
were retired In the ninth inning. Bos-
toms one run was secured on o pass o
steal Ostdick's wild throw and an out
R.HE
Cleveland ,,,,. ,..,., 49,. D,."..3
Boston ... .,.,...t.., ,,.s,,.,."t.l
Batteries Rhoades aud Ostdlcki Gibson
and Crger.
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demonstrated that he is sllll capable "
making a hard night and II he will re-
fraln from challenging Jeffries everything
viii be lovely
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Batteries Mcfarland and Butler. Scan.
Ion aud Ritter
Two base hits smoot Three base hits
McFarlan Dobhs First on balls-On
scanlon, on Mcfarland, struck out
By SCanlon ] hy Mcfarland. 4
lmpirc-Iimmcr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Tacoma. Wash. Sept No game 10.
day between Tacoma and Seattle ON &C.
count Of rain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
PENNY" GOSSIP.

IL IS a tight race between Boston and
New YORK IN the American league The
beaneaters lead by only one point
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston Sept 2i.-Boston won todays
game through Wilhelm's clever pitching
and fast and heady play az critical mo-
mcnts. Attendance LOO, Score;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
Portland a....,
Oakland .....

Batteries-.lbcrg. Hastings and Stanley.
Jones and Byrnes
Umpire Mccarthy
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Kid" Mccoy certainly handed out a
surprise last night by defeating Twin"
Jack Sullivan after % rounds Of fierce
fighting, Although he lacks the punch, he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

San francisco Sept G.--Thore was no
baseball game here today the San Fran
cisco team failing TO arrive In time from
the north.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

Detroit. Sept 21-Ncw York won a hard
fought eleyen-inning game from Detroit
today Umpire OLoughlin's work dis
pleased the crowd TO such an extent as 90
almost cause riot Donovan was again
put out Of the game and Mulln was also
elected for throwing his glove at o.
Loughin In the eleventh. Attendance, L.
200 Score.
Detroit sps,ss, ssss f's'Hst 's'''s'i
New YORK .,t.tto. eco. .''.',sttA
Batteries-M ullin. Raymond and Drill;
Chcsbro and Mcclure,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland, or. Sept 21-Oskland halted
Iborg ont " the box In the third nnlnq
of the game today with Portland and SO.
cured a lead which tho homo team was
unable 10 overcome. Hastings who re-
placed lberg pitched good ball. as aid
Jones for Oakland. Attendance, 1000
Score.
III. Il.
fpllianlF'.,st' .,u,ttt,. ..t.,, ,,.A 2 2
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

en- Base on bals-On Wilhelm. Q. on
lynch Z Struck out-By Wilhelm, 81 by
Umplre-Johnslone.
Philadelphia Sept g. Ewing pitch.
ing puzzled the locals today and Cincin.
Sj. Score;
c,,., He.
Philadelphia .... .. ... ...,,.,.,0 # 2
Fraser Caldwell and Roth
three base hits-Schld. Mcdee Home
Iun-seymour Base on bals-On Ewing
struck out BY Fraser 2 by Ewing. *
by Caldwell @
Vmplrcs- Emsllc ana Moran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-28

n IT, d,
BOSTON t.''.'s.''s' 's" ss''s's"'"s Z
Pitisburg .,,.....o .f. .,.t.'st.l D
Batteries Wilhelm and Needham
Lynch and Phelps
Two base hits-Geler Delehanty Krug.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09

no have and 10 hoid a beautiful com
pleSion is desired by every woman
young or cid. Few women are blessed
with natures NEST desired giit--a
good complexion; but every woman
an improve her complexion by the
judicious use Of Bydale Liver Tablets
.These tablets prevent the blood hecom
rs ladened with bile which depositc
u the skin ayers, causing that muddy
appearance Called q bad complexion
.They make the skin clear and white
the eyes bright, the step houyant
hey are pleasant TO take, pleasant in
effects. Fifty chocolate coated tablets
each box. Price % cents per box
T S. Fortson.
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II Mever nlssannoInts.

f. ]. Williams. proprietor of the
Hamilton Drug Co., Hamilton, Iowa,
avs Chamberlain's C3lic, Cholera snd
)iarrhoea Remedy = prS ctically the
lnly remedy he sells fgz camps. diar
hoea and collie. f0s the plain reason
hat It never disapEoints. For sale
ala druggists.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09

Have your clothes cleaned, pressed
I'd repaired at Gyna Pressing Club
Membership 800 per month. We have
few equals and no superiors. Phone
sa9.2 Building next to opera house
10 Newcastle strsst
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Pneumonia Nav 81 Preventea

FIaNNIVIIIH Wy u 5-FeFNII19-777
II a cold fingers there Is danger OF
neunlonia If la srlppe leaves the
ungs 10 an iIilaned condition Theirs
great danger Of pneumonia. Pre-.
vent this gatal disease by using By
dale Elixir III cDios cold quickly
nd leaves the iroat and lungs sound
It Is the best remedy FOX that Decu
liar infamed condition Of tho lungs
that So frequently follows ID grippe.
This modern scientific throat anti lung
emedy is q safe remedy lor young
and old III all throat ana lung diseases
II. s. Fortsop.
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Never in the way, aSto car
~. easy 70 take pleasant and never
failing 10 results are DeW3tts Little
Early Risegs a vial OF these ilttle
pills IN the vest pocket IS cceain
guarlatae against &eaGaChe. bilious.
ness torpid lisar and &ll of The I8s
resulting from oustipati9Q TAey ton
lc and strergt IN sAe liver sold by
al druggists
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lnllamatorN RhaunatLsn Curet..

William Sa4ifer brakeman OF Zen
nlson, Ohio, was confined to his bed
for several weeks with inilamatory
heumatism j used taanY remedies. "
9 says. Finally sent 10 AicCaw $
irug store for bette Fl Chamber.
aims Pain Balm al which time was
nable to use hand or foot. and in
ne weeks time wss able to so to
work as happy as a clam. For sale
all druggists
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WORKING Overtime.

Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireless, little workers--Dr.
KINGS New Life Pills Millions are al.
ways at work. NIGHT and day, curing
Indigestion, billiousness, constipation
eick headache and all stoIaach, oowel
and liver troubles. Easy. pleasant
.ase. sure Only 30 - ari druggists,
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Mere Riete.

mere nfSt@r
Disturbances of strikers are not
nearly as grave as an Individual d.s9s.
er OF the system. over Nuyk, loss q
leeR nervous tension wii 3 followed
utter collapse, miles 3 relisble
emedy is Immediately employed
here's nothing 50 efficient to cure
isordeFs OF the liver Oh Kidneys as
Aectric Bitters. It's a wonderful tom
c. aad elective nervine and the great.
st ali around medicine fog run down
ystems Il dispels nervousness rheu-
atism end neuralgia and expeis ma
'aria germs. Onlv see and satisfaction
uaranteed By Eli druggists
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Notloe

Persons contemplating visiting the
worlds fair at ST. Louis can se@ire
board and admittaacs a. fae fair by
eating on the unde signed assent fer
the LARGEST boteis ia t1e eiiy situated
isht at the FAIR grounds.
4. ]. leavy
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09

The name Witch H Eel is much abus-
ed. e. c. Dewitt & c., Chicago. are
the inventors Of the original aud only
genuine Witch Hazel Salye. a certain
cure for cuts, burns bruises, eczema.
letter, piles, etc. There are many
counterfeits of this snlve some oi
which are dangerous, while they are
all worthless. In buying Witch Haze
Salye see that the nam9 E. c. Dewitt
4 Co. Chicago, is on the box and a
cure Is certain. Sold by all druggists
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Any child can take fdst.o Haeg aie
ers with perfect safety. Th ara
harmless never grippe or s.ekea, aD1
yet are SO certain ID results tnat re-
bust constitutions requiring Gra g
means ara never disappointed Tby
cannot fail to perform their mission
and every one who uses DeWiit's Lii.
he Early Risers prefer Them to ai
other pills They care aiIiouaaesa
Sod by all druggists
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4 Cheap ard Convenient msthoa Of
rsVeing.
Buy the ii g 500-mlie inter
Manageable MILEAGE cook, $3.50 good
over t. Il b. A. = b aud Hav kias
vile e Florida Southern.
g. j. Ford.
qoperai PASSENGER AGENT
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Look fresh Oh Easter by having
Jim Garter olesn ANA press your sum.
mer suit Phone 2532
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co to the Brunswick cycle Company
FOR the Record victor talking machine.
800 Just received.
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ERr ggg GSg gH9a
gme Social
9eUs Totes.
4 = a Z e = q = < = 4 e a
TIE DEW AND SUNSHINE.

i7s DEN AND SUNSHINE.
NO flower worthy 81 q drop Of dew
Goes qnite without it ard no soul
q man
Fails 81 INC FOOD It aeedets friendship
Throughout bis Lies long or ntae
span
No flower ever lives entirely stunned
BY Sunshine, ard no soul Of man
has ere
Unfdded th4t at some time wa not
summed
III love ana made exceeding clear
ara iair Exchange
16ose who have items for this g.
paItment should osfi telephone 1873
Rev and Mrs. w. T. Porter are
ecovering from - attack Of grippe.
The musical club VIII meet Mo-aay
Inisbt with Hr. and Mrs. r. E. sner
man.
Captain aHa efs- FRANK winter
leave today On the Mallory ship for
New foria
~. ,r~.ar pattor tsoves today
. - 80 !, po,tt.,ora after 1
VISIT g MRS Wy'igs Heae.
/ a. . pa.,o- j, poo,f.rs Ii, ma
a.,,..a Il MI .,t. a.,s tss ,ai,,aa
.. ,r,sa psr,,.r III co.
-
$50
Mossrs I'D +. Parl,er Of Washington.
lD q. asd M # Parker 81 Brooklgn.
arrived yesterday 10 spend weet
or two. They win be among the
| guests al the ParkerKng wedding
lnoxt Tuesday evening.
- '''A.'' : = - ~ '5'''' ''''
''lsssp = II '''' N''as1l'4i
ei''' 81 i''asg' .''''e's "N' ~ l'N'"'
.gi ''ss' - as " - s''''
M I, If ',
1910 s : '''s ;" 500
''t'9 ~ ~ ~ 800 az 0'D +
w'H ~ gag Y earn ''i@' y " g r.
g eaegl '0'ao'i
/ thorre VAS verv enjoyable affair
Society was ont in force aud many
nretty oyepna Gowns we're ii evidence
Abanf tbirty eounlos partieipated The
aRair Sas altogether delightful sue.
\ ,,eee
These present were. Mr. and Mrs
Il WHITE Mr. arm Mrs yancy
R,qna eba,eronee Mr George smith
ana FIes rrazal Ni9bfepgaln. M .f,n.
Efar f4gnline sna kTfse Nanda Niahton.
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Watch our windows for Eastel
goods Fine art Goods. sterling warf
cut glass. etc. A. nothschild
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Ladies drawers IS e. Fuasi a4aaf
wear sale, klonasg, Teesasy and k.e4
nesday, Mrs. 20. isaac.
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LOST Ten months cid black tter
white feet white nose ani tip of tail
Suitable reward if returned to Gi9 g
street
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LOST A bunch Of keys Finder
viii he rewarded BY raturning TO News
Office
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Buy your jewelry at straight slo
Know what yeu buy and yna win get
good wares and be better satisfied
IN time To come. A. RotAschila.
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Meado~arook milk Try San soa
you viii use no ether Dfaas.
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Call ard see cur RICE Samples.
The Downing Company,
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Juliette meat still le0as. No othec
ike it.
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Gel Il Jeaains Atia8a
registered at the Oeieta0rpe Yesterday
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Ancient and Modern Acvee About
how "a Acouire Nesttn.

Ancient and Modern AcHce About
how 70 Acquire Weat51,
The ancient sages' 'suge road 90
wealth" was "he temperate IN ali things
be economical always Modern lie.
with its rush methods in business re-
quires that keep healthy be added 70
Ne old aGage.
Every body knows how to be ten,
aerate and most people how to be eco
l0mical. but few know how 20 keep
perfectly healthy. Overe2ting. irreg
dar habits neglect, cite. derauge the
stomach. liver ana bowels. causing in
digestion, torpid liver constipation.
ta Rydales tablets are natures best
alley when such conditions exist. The
tomach tablets VIII digest your food
trengthen your dsgee tive organs and
cure your indigsatiou- The liver tab
cts viii arouse your liver, stimulate
your bowels and establish q regular
.ealthy habit rs aies tahiest insure
rood health.
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FOR SALE one Oidsmobile ia
good running order ann canalete
new tires. very cheap for cash All
dress nj. Ed Wilson the photographed
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Telephone No. $40 for steve aooo.
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The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-04-09

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