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VASilliiGTOl! flliD RETUnil
25 TO IIAECH 3, DfCLUEIVE.
PRESIDEllTIAL IIIAUGIMTIOI!
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imtatina ff th law -mwntr.e th J T
ljar. .Tifl it t ran twuir a wnrtrtJMi.
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EKATKICE. Nrt, Fr. 3L Spxl V
Ai th tofTilT mwttina: th r'ty ooor
iat vratiinc t wpcirt f the watw wmi
nttttf rwitmTDPnflm that the tsSty a di-t-r-tjt
Jr and f nr u jtottkimi f snaktoa- a
ih&ar iirty fnr lw la xl,
lnfl,,. nwk tuHim. aim rf the 4t.
imucr i u fiuiTuiaae err a rwtra: ra w m
EtokKrtc tar tiidh t W luis been art aside,
rrjiunei thai it fca4 arlnctoi a jlt r
Jour ju vm r Cnurt street briage.
nans fc T.1 nreT The reKirt ra
aijmil. On motinn f T. E Stew-art. tbe
wnatirQ AKjl4 1 auilmut tbe DiW.m of
iKme or aci to It atere f
Ea.rrtf. ana orAfvea the vcrSa "FVa" and
ApuiMiT
JilkMifl upna tii tuLDots.
at-flrt Man Baalr Bart.
rZVKXilMAV, Xe. Feb. St. (Bperial
EOwari F. Pila-, ac. 3S. emplBe aa
)Hrrer oa tbe nritnerun caal ahutac at
B?mhiian. t'-irfc -nf fcf in gtiat ieiiic
aa iYMTiie ui frrre a bait, atx-ideajtny
1 itie Tmij! aflijk Th fevna tbrrw tnm
mt'X'.ra TrtnB the friMUvra f tbe cbotes
7?ie Tenderfoot Farmer
sr a tiwac ojirriaaaiatal aaraac, a at rea
9Maok a bi aaa tea ber tan . II ttteory
a Cbat at 4xtat naow W Che cow ai a laca a aba
kmiatiaiam,
Wir a "awai(aTifiaar aaraaer tbat 14 try wA
I cajapMMHu. vj!& a or. ftat ami a iiian frmm 1
H aoiM aiaiaat aa well cat t.h-
taaa. Tba raal( a Cbat th
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lyt Fatsai3 Urt, Ox.iLi,
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TAIJSA ClTT-AMhur Vint 4v4 kl It
hivm ot hi Mrt fVed lwntl.n.
Mmnit; mrtltilrit. M M -er
Kit K IliUr-A ral ha been m.l
t-r ' a. l--ni td A. V. wra, th
iatinr jvmx T.s h ln)nen huaineaa
4 Air trtl.
RUf K HlUvMir, t4 M: A l PaVer
called lo lliv-m'riR. Ill . n av-un
e-f it ealh t Mr. Kakrr lalbvr. They
IT her Surcy.
TAl-Ui C1TT The rket ball learn frnTO
TaakKv a a iilated tb hvl tm at ihe
tj-nit.ium j.TKiy eTtint and a-oa. Th
ainne a :1 loi li.
ri-ATTSXOn-H-AaJiew J- ?ndr and
Mi lsrl Flail ti iinilro in tnar
ria,r t bom of Kmil nk ta ihi
city hy inoa 11. B. Buirea.
1 E.A TRICE-R. . Alien and Mr J M
lank er exiled to Alh-rtoa, 1. e:er
aj t- in eih e-f tlwir taiher. W'iUlatn
Allen, an 11 resident of that ec;oa.
BKATRHTi A. E. KaM. tVeorf F.
Swuilim ata A. Tl Ka'.l left tly for
-mari Ik attend ihe annual meettnt f tbe
Melro,-.lilan Life lr.aurance impnj .
GENEVA nist.t there aa itiiK-h
thon6er and t.shtln wit alrooM oie-half
toth rajn feu. but the tTd veew-d to the
north Uua ifrninjr and it ta freeitnc hard.
BEATRICE Shelhv Haaii!tHn. in charge
t-t lb pirtur bmu-AjR at the Ljrrtc tbeaief
taer. hd hi efl hand badf- injured by
ret tint cautht in the c:-t aheeii f the
BUK-ttiSe.
BENJCUEAIAX-Th l.x-aj lodpe, Knlthti
of ryUiiaa. rare lia firm amnuaj bail ihe
trht of Washington a Wttirfla. It araa
atiended by thiny-t- xvuple Dotwith
iaidlrit trie nortnr acataer.
BEATRICE W. W. EJif ma yesterday
rjrned fa' rnsi'Joa chter and operate-
t lb Rock Island ataiion her and
leit n b wife, foe Maraeille. Mo,
where they aU! make their iuture botne.
BEATRICE Mrs. Joneph Henael. Ilvin
mix miles nortrwta of "ckreli- died )R
erenu.e f -noer. m3 years. She
Veare a hnrhajvd and tea udren. Mne
bad iired ia thai Jocality for tweaty-
reara.
BEATRICE Tbe dweTlint house owned
by Joha Onffrn arid located ia West Beat
fit, was destroy by l;r yesteiday fnom
itir. nk roost of its contents. The loss
is estimated at bit, partially covered by
tnruranoe.
BEATRICE Nancy A. Fsuver of Wy
tnore. yeanerday f ied suit ia the district
oewt afcsinst William F. Fanver and
twesty-four other heirs to the estate of
ber drd huiband. Jobs Fsnrer, for a
Iarti-JoB of lli estaia.
BEATRICE Word a as received bere yes
terday aLEBouncirs the mamice of Mist
Anna ReeL dsutnter df Mr. ajjd Mrs. A.
C. Reel of this Mty. whieh took pili at
"beridaJi. "., February 3b, t Frank P.
Keorh of G-dlette, Wyo. Th younr oouple
win make tbelr boxae at Edretnont. 8. D.
BEATRICE A niouiiiiBfit of th death
jf Mrs. B. P. Thomas, a former Beatrice
resident, whirh oecui-red at Csdea. I'ta'n.
was received bere yesterday. Mr. Thooiss
is a primer aad learned Ins trade on the
C"U1y Oensorrst years aco. He
forsoerly edited a paper at Liberty. Neb.
HlUBOLOT-n annua! Alpha tlub
iMkbaaL. which baa rroaa to t the tea4-iti-
aucial event of each season in Hum
btidt, was held at the Park bctd Mooday
aisht ti at a belnr laid for seventy, mm.
pric-nr tbe ww? of th arraBixatioB,
their husband add friundc.
HAFTINO&-A. A. Irtnbarh. aclinr for
ti iwl sinrit; fwetj-. has bes-ua prepar
twm fcr th bw-nrtai state sana-erfest
whJh will be beid here tn the summer.
At least 1nr-rs are eiei-t to t.av
jisrt tn tle thorns. The dale of the nneei
inc has B't been fised. bat ptxvb1y it
ill t is Jiiy or Aurust
M"CK-At a rrm-tiiir of the VcCook
rr uoi1 last tJirbt lb cjiy enrkr
ass ttir". r jrtl t- trejar plan and spe-lfu-svttuets
and wake sn csiiraat of he
eiwt at a urt ri"c- vf municipal wster
wwrVs w whicb bonds wre voted
last -r This a likerr t ot up a
tuwilwi of tl grave inrprtaiK In this
city and c-mprl';a1 ty J-ti manors.
M A."TfKGIt W. M. THonipwio ha
aptuiiit4 naliMul Imufrr of tbe Anwv
can f"-Hy of Vst'rtr. wlh a territory
riHiU4 over Net-raska tvd uhet to
ti truss otbw states. Mr. 1lmi
tiar toso In the nvrerot fur Ou r,r Ar.i
Kiitaos of whest of -taka.
K.us snd Okilboma la O'ts iiy tt
m - SS'i.
UrMfJOJtT-Mrs, f, M rvi. or i of
i wxini of ir. t4 rWiS of tf
of C first fiy of 1b ?d St t'i
bun of h-r oausit'er, Mr. ilit.Ui. tn
k.vks 'tie. " bOr w brougfit
1 til ;tiy Teeai f"T isiwwit bwi
Hist f bunA lot' rt" o
lHxiKik4 4 huiu4 f'" (uany
e i-liS'S of 1 1." priiMifai kAr!.
k.v J"llva bvua.
TJ"f M I'.Jf -ll"i Ctt -t p.i l-ar-T,
d.utri of Mr M' fv-v 1. Is..
i its.r, i4 funl'r tfttn. i ni
ou of iur. Hum).), of pr-unwtiia Th
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ot fur 1 o'iii . li dax 1
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Quartet -i'upi4 a hnm In lulaai
llrtchta. faahKiakhl kuhurh, A aulia f
eftke m loan affl. bulldmf
compieied lvl lakrn4 for lhir
ApeiatKins ahhh. ii i Hee4. wet la sr
lanr bs(s ateatl'.nc match and foal
a4 hot t.a,
Chf lnr-it non f li Vnlt4
tales postal r K-es ailh ha do. (tartars In
Oouiwsi Bluffs, 1-, ho has been ln!l
ratlnt i'h aeveral lwal off clal. effected
th arrt,
3irr arraitned ttoi I'n.ted Slates
Commi)oner Allen th me rntid a pla
of not tuilly n4 eantlnuan.-a was had
until Mr h J io pemn: th lovtrnmeot lo
pnvdUi- lhe;r witness
Th m arreated giv their nimii
J, O, Mayhary, P. M. Clark, J. M. John
eon and Isadora J. Warnr. Thy wr
tdenttfied by T. C. favknaufh. f Nw Or
leana. aha derisred that b lost riOAt) oa
a prkial- arranged wreatllnr mstoh.
Mea W er HmiIIf Aradi
XJTTUE ROCK, Ark , Feb. U-t Special
Ttrrrrsav.) Postal Inspector Saanaon of
Council Bluffs, Sharlff Roberta and depu
ties this afternoon surrounded th palatial
Coffin residem. la Ih fashionabl Pulaski
Height, arrestint J C Maybary aad I. J.
Warar as they ran from th rr of th
build in t towards tha wood ia th rear.
Both a era heavily armed, Warner carry
lnc a pump tun. F. M. Clark, a third
member of th band, waa arrested In Ih
house. Th men were Identified by J. C
Cavanaush. a Louisiana timbcrman, aa
th men who worked htm for KMKv oa a
fak wresslint match In Sea; Orleans two
y ears a to. Charlea Johnson, another mem
ber of th band was arrested la tha com
missioners court when he ram aa a wit
ness. Former Sheriff Mintor of Princeton,
Mo- arrived en a train shortly after th
arrest. Th men are wanted for working
T. W. Ballew of Princeton. Mo., out of VSV
on a bora race at Council Bluffs. Wtratr
claimed to ba a diamond merchant and to
hav Just met lb others. H waa tearing
up letters from Denver, when detectives
warned them of tha officers being on their
traiL
Inspector SwansoQ aaya Use men worked
many at Council Bluffs for amounts total
ing over S3M.0M. Maybary was known there
as Gordon and was formerly a member of
the Buck foot Lake racing gang, which waa
broken up at Hot Springs several years
ago- The men had cleaned out a safety
deposit vault ahortly before their arrest,
tha officers securing only CG5 and a num
ber of diamond from Maybary.
Dobbins, alleged to be a member of th
same gang, is now in th Jail at Council
Bluffs, baving been arrested In New Tork.
FATHER
FLEES
WITH CHILD
Beatrice Maa Forestalls Artlaa f
(art la Diva alt.
BEATRICE, Neb.. Feb. IL (Special. V
Frank McColery, against whom hla wife.
Bell McC'.lery, filed suit for divorce, ali
mony and the ciWodjr of their 4-year-old
child, has disappeared, taking with h:m
the child. It la reported that he is In
Douglas county. Last week Mrs. McColery,
secured a restraining order from the court
to prevent McColery from taking tbe child.
She was required ta file a bond of tl".
but this h failed to do until yesterday.
Awaka to the opportunity afforded by lila
wife's delay, McColerya kidnaping proclivi
ties became active, with the result he took
the child and departed for parts unknown.
lEBHOS Otfcat THE TELEPHONES
Haatlaaa Pasta Make Arraageaaeat
for that rerv lee.
HASTINGS. Neb. Feb. It-pcisLb-Tha
novelty cf listening to church services
by telepbou will bereafter b enjoyed by
Btetribrrs of tbe Methodist Episcopal church
In this city, at least by those of tha con
gregation ho are unabi from aicknets
or other good cauaa to leave their homes.
Th devica by which this Is made poaslbl
baa bt-en installed by the local independent
or.nspaoy. Tiie apparatus Is under Ih con
trol of th pastor. Rr. U. P. Trite, and
connecllon sr permitted enly at his di
rection. frsa Para rata I.
I. til. Opal Myr, daughter of V. C
M'-yer, a ptvnilrxmt rUiiceo of this plsee.
OimJ rty ynstcrday morning In a Ifxpttal
st Lincoln. had bn Iskrn I her. for
an operation for spptndiritls. but Ol'd
bfor th operation wa. ttormL Ths
ti i boot, cf aliicli sh was a tnnber.
s-l flvaeis t Ihe bOMi today. Ths
ftjnersl vtumiti all! b prest bed by t.
Weidoa, frMrriettr pssvr of U lispil!
tiu H of this plate.
Tii )oung oinn ?f Mount Vernon,
bvut J la Bwmlr. get IJiwh Wash-
lugtvs biilrly txeptiHi In IhHr ball
lt ritig Tl Imll Were dtotstl
la twionlsi fslloa. many of them tepr.
vtiog certain to a of Wsliligton
early Im. Th yowng om- wet lo
4rd an eoloMisI 1 hlon h rif -M
)(g v Jiletorb-sl h'tr MBiwiil
Ub M !.(. sl. t At'-r lft
pfctsm. titntt of a !''' Vcn f
oixiil !. Iigtit rfrlms tii
-wl and Sit givi lun Hi
SHwuy i)hiiI4 l'l'.
Take a New
Lease on Life
it lbl iota (' to
POSTUM
ll Mke Im tlnl IUm
of litxaJ lie tin.
"ThcrYfj ft Rf nH
j SIC
9
Special concessions in price
mous makes for
LAQT THREE DAYO OF OUR
ANNUAL OPECIAL OALE OF
Chickcring & Sons
I vers & Pond
Everett . . . . .
Packard
Starr ......
Kurtzmann ....
H. 8c S. G. Lindeman
Sterling
Harvard
Huntington ....
Kohler St Campbell
Richmond ....
Mendelssohn . . .
The Bennett Co. Liano
The leiniiniett ompainiy
CREEKS TO HOLD UNCLE SAM
(Continued from First Pag-)
tha Greeks returning to South Omaha will
?fat Seeara Lease.
Anoher meeting of th Greek association
will ba held In Omaha probably Sunday
afternoon to discuss th situation. At pres
ent the leaders bar found it impoasibl
to call a meeting aa tha Greeks of South
Omaha, who they want at tha meeting, ar
too busy looking After their property to
attend meetings. The who can speak
English well ar kept busy assisting others
in conferences with attorneys aad with the
officials.
Some of tha Greeks fear they cannot
get an opportunity to lease property In
South Omaha again and this may prove
true. Owners are backward about discuss
ing tha question, but it is said on good
authority that many leases will not ba re
newed when they expire.
sheriff Did Call Trwapa,
'I wish to go on record as saying that
the sheriffs office was In no way respon
sible for the calling out of the militia Sun
day night." said Sheriff Brailey Wednesday
In his office the first day he hsd been
there for any length of time since Bunday.
"It was an llradviaed move and even the
assemblage of the companies In Omaha
had a bad effect In South Omaha.
"Wa do not erpect any more trouble and
the deputiea have been called In, though
they ar. In readiness, of course, to go
down at a minute's notice. There wtil
probably be no further arreats unless evi
dence is acquired against men who were
guilty of arson."
Saaa at Park I a sr F lasts.
Contrary to prediction none of ths Greeks
returned to work at the packing houses.
Mansger Howes of Swift Company said:
The use of th Greeks tn the packing
industry haa been greatly overestimated.
Wa did not have mors than fifty In this
plsnt. None of them showed up for work
this morning."
At Armour ft Co.'s plant and at th
Cudahy Packing company ao Greeks were
at work. A a latent Manager G. W. Bowers
of Armour' said:
"It is fala that any filthy or diseased
men hsndle food product. Th United
8tla government prevents thst. All of
those statements r gotten up by th
leader of th agitation and th promoters
of to petition calling a mas meeting
last Sunday. It was don for the effect on
thst crowd. One of th worst feature of
Ih trvubl. Is that th Roumanians and
th Austrian, who acre among Ihe beat
workmen In the packing houses hav also
dtapparo- Abvut two-thirds of our Ron
msnlans sre gone. W want that cla and
III hav lhm prot-d."
Mar Reeater I eder Treaty.
V'uder tl treaty with Ureaue of lair,
subjects of Hist country whe received
personal or properly dsmag In th South
Omaha rtota on IJunday ami Sunday night,
ran recover from the I'nlt'd State govern-
m-nt. In the opinion of Joel W. West,
rolsined by som vf Ihe (Jreek sufferer
i prv. their ilalrae, should this procedure
finally be dMkb-4 upon.
Mr tt'iot list In hi law llbrsry Ih trestle
nh all fvrlgn countries and that with
Ur' I inw of Hi most binding, this
U'Sly grsntlng Ih subjevls ef (lre
S'lr iiriie ibsn Ih nslursl bom
i,Vi. t f lit I nilrd Stales in that Ih
'jl-i.i vf th Lnlled Stl ais not
gitstsbleed sgslnst ls of prvpelly, while
ll sub)" of Oroev ar.
la a llr.ie lo U'rvttnor Shall.nb.rger,
Moiular, ll'ib-il Msem, assistant secretary
vf si. I at Ws.hlnglon, tailed attentWn
bi h g-iaienlr ( prufiatty venlalned I
itM I vf the tire, tart Irealy vf Ml.
Ihi aMUl a4 as follea.
iiis "td aitltluri of mh f Ih
l Hah eonlreeiiaa . rt i jnay, wiib n
Setl f r lliir iwisin, .vl nl
I . r s. f'v ! Ihe port., tiinv and
tr. f Wt'O't. vf H vtiier -
fifial e ! rt I tinil. 1 hr
il b si luor ie m snd .M. b
all van at,ir t imH rrMn: it
M d wp ho n4 !
f -r ilr KHiiiwii-, i'l 1K lall !,
arwrOr, ih ol eaiir a wi)r and prv
l-llw In Ih ! '. nl lie linu,lliin. .
and
will be made on these three fa
THURSDAY ONLY.
High Grade Pianos
Itrigular Trtn
1'cr Manth
(Boston) $15 to
$25
$15
$15
$15
$12
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$10
$L0 to
$10 to
$10 to
$10 to
, $8 to
$8 to
, $8 to
$7 to
, $7 to
$7 to
. $7 to
$7 to
. $7 to
this article, and his ruling Is ss follows:
Th rights and privileges granted to th
subjects of Greece in Article 1 of the treety
of 1S27, sr guaranteed to thm with all the
force of law. The word 'subjects' in the
treaty embraces corporations, joint stork
companies, and other association, commer
cial fwtd industrisl. constituted in con
formity with the law of Greece. No legal
objection exlats In the arrets ry of stste
Instructing the I'nited Ststes minister at
Athens to gtve the government of Greece
sn assurance thst such corporations and
asaociatlnna may exercise in the L'nlted
Statea all the rights snd privileges granted,
subject to the appropriate laws of the
United States and those of th several
states.
Settleaseat with Italian.
Th treaty with Italy, made tn 1871. does
not guarantee property ot Italian subjects,
but congress, nevertheless, made aettle
ment of property losses sustained in the
riots In New Orleans a few years ago The
Italian government at that time made de
mand upon the government of the United
titatea for reconmpense for Italian subjects
killed and for Italian property destroyed.
This government replied that it could do
nothing under Us dual form of govern
ment, explaining lta inability to compel
a atate to make recompense. The foreign
government claimed to misunderstand the
explanation and recalled its minister. Out
of a spirit of amity congress then made
settlement for the New Orleans losses,
though disavowing any liability.
The treaty with Italy was made In isn.
but is qutte diferent from that with Greece,
as it doea not guarantee property of Italian
subjects. Article X of this treaty, con
taining the govetqing feature, reads as
follows:
The citizens of esch of the high con
tracting parties shall have liberty to travel
in the atatea aid territories of the other,
to carry on trad, wholesale and retail, to
hire and occupy houses and warehouses, to
employ agent of their choice, and gener
ally to do anything incident to or neces
sary for trade upon the same terms as th
natives of the country, submitting them
selves to the lews there estsbllshed.
A circuit court decision ef 1838 reads:
Under article S of the treaty of ISTl,
Italian subjects have the some rights ss
ritlaena of the United States, and no
greater.
Aaelhe IaeaMry Fir.
Another Incendiary fir occurred In
South Omaha In Ihe Atlantic botel. where
the grocery stor of Kick Mors, a Greek,
ta located. The hotel Is located at Twenty
fifth and O slieets. The fir was dis
covered In th grocery store and we
plainly th work of Incendiary origin. It
was started from th open window ot the
front. Th building was badly dsmsged m
th riot. The fire wss promptly discovered
and lb fir department put out th Incipi
ent bJsse before any great damage was
don. In other reap, ts th city wa oulet
last night. Th police are watching with
WcmMiit vent like to hava
This Bcautilul Teaspoon
silver plated, tn this artistic and rfw.tiW rrxa
x freer, like the latet sli. silver; fiatshed ta
1- rencli (fay, f iW nnjrf fa,tMtnate rryltf. suita
ble lor every otxaiwi. anil to tbe best em-iety ; snl
tnal ami warranted v Wm. Riij-ersA Sm r It ia
el lull tint a ithntit a ujfirtton of edvtrUMnf on it
It Is Yours
THIS
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or If ymi will aen.) H)nU an J a Lielt bf we will
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what vigilance they can. This store is
with:n plain eight of tba police station
and was thought safe. The alarm was aent
la from tbe atation by Jailer F. M. Smith.
Let Tuesdsy afternoon the three com
panies of the Nebraska national guard,
which had been mobilised and under arm
for twenty-four hours were disbanded and
the men returned to their homes.
Company G. the Omaha Guards, waa dis
missed about 4 o'clock and the other com
panies were dismissed about the sam
time. No soldiers were to be seen last
night around tbe Millard hotel, where they
were an mobilised snd the armories at the
Market boose and Creightoa halL Ptftaenth
and Harney streets was dark.
Talk by Merphy.
Henry C. Murphy, on of the speakers
at the Sunday mass meeting from which
the mob went Immediately to its attarks
on the Greeks Bunday, in the course of a
lengthy statement, says:
"It is only fair to Representatives How
ard. Kraus and myself, to bere and now
specifically deny the use at the mass meet
ing of the inflammatory language which
has been charged to myself and others, and
I now say and can establish the fact by
lf prominent taxpayers and citizens of
South Omaha that the statements. 'Avenge
the blood of Lowerx." or The blood of
Lcwery is en tbe Greek colony," and other
kindred statements, were never aaade er
used at the mass meeting, or at any other
time or place in South Omaha.
"For soma reason certain newspspers bate
purposely and willfully misrepresented the
entire affair. For instance. It is reported
thst ISo.tMw worth of glass was destroyed,
where, aa a matter of fact. Il.onv would re
place all the shattered glass la the city.
"Ia this connection it mast be remetabrred
that the mass meeting, at which I presided,
every other .rltisra in it as well as myself
rear-nt the idea of violence, aad it must also
be remembered thst the reckless bead of
boys who committed these depredation-)
were not In fact at the mass meeting, aor
took any part In its dcUbcrsttona, aad couU
not hav knowa what bad transpired at th
maaa meeting. .
"I will sot yield the first place to say riti
tens of South Omaha when It cornea ta
stand for good citizenship, and I join in
th general feeling that acta ot violence
under any circumstance are unwarrant
able, and I deplore ihe fact that our city
must endure the pubiUity ef these uaseem
irgly." Death few at! Pwlaaa
waa prevented by Q. W". Cloy. Tlunk. M.,
who healed Ma dararou wound with
Bui-klen'a Amka Salve, 26c. For Sa'.a
by Beaton Drug Co.
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