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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
81, LOWS Markets.

March ! 1915
F..ouR--No decided cLau.e unn nn',
p modeisic de,nand Suie> about lGGl
bt, at the range OF S6 40 TO & 80 t",
good aud choice spring extras, aud So it
5 % for winter extras.
MuEAr- Dull and unchanged Sale,
were II, 81 81 tor No. 2 spring in e'eva
tor. 81 33 for No 2 by sanpe, 81 y
for no , soft. Winter by grades Ia Ell
evalor sold II, 81 25 and hy sample ~
the range of 81 80 to l n for led anc
81 III for white
C,RN- Dull; mixed and yellow at 81
to 32c, whi'e mixed 32 to 32l aud choice
IA, ;i3 to 33h
Oars Firm at 26 to 29c.
ToBAcco We quote. per 100 lb.
Factory luas. So 90@G 10; planters
lugs. sc 00D)7 co. common leaf Sc 81
al 90; medium to good ,eat, 81 25@
50 coiory eat. Sl2@20; bright wrap
,ut leaf S20@40
ST. LuUls LIVE STOCK
CATTLE- he receipt, for the twenty
four hours ending ut noon >estcrda,
were IL head {; shipments lo3 head. -
Good corn ia'tei ani rhrce native
r.uuing from 100 :" 400 pounds coli
at from 81 40 10 So
Hoes - he market wa. sc'ive yester
day, packers and butchers buying m"r
freely, which had the effect OF >,rcnr h
cniu. prices. The hogs ultr:ed were Gn
aud packer. bought them 'eniily; on
lot in particular. which were choice, wet
sold to packer a So 20 about 'h
highest price paid in the mnrA't 'hi
-cason Prices RANGED iI"m 81 2j Il" :;
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

A RAILROAD STRIKER STRrCK --Thos
Peet was removed to st Charl-. yester.
day in custody of Otlirer jacques pee'
was an engineer on the st. louis. Knnsas
City and Northern pai'rrad, and vas IN
active paricipa'or in the late srouhloss
PROCEEDINGS. Tie is alleged 20 dave
overturned an engine near the bridge VI
St. Charles The grand jury Of $
Charles county have found an indictment
against him uljeiously ohs,rnc'ins II
railroad and des'roying property, II
has been /" custody in 'hi. city '"r shout
week, but the authorities declined to
impart any information on the subject
pntil yesterday --&spslicss.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. The Line oln
&, unity Medical Association met at the
Office Of HUT d. Bourland, iu Troy, on
last Monday. The doctors present were
Mudd, Plewitt aud McE,wee of Auburn
Wonmack aud Smiley of Mllwood
Lindsay of Chain Of Rocks; Campbell
Of Highland Prairie; Wing Of Moscow
Welch, Waddy, Ward, Mcclellan and
Bourland of Troy. A constitution and
bylaws werc adopted. DR.. J NJ Mudd
read on essuy on Cerebro spinal Menin
gifts. An animated discussion on the
subject followed. DR.. j. A. Ward was
appointed to prepare al essay, to be read
Mt the next meeting, on the Therapeutic
and Toxical Effects Of Alcohol. Great
Interest is manifested by the medical fra
tcruity in the Association, 1t will mce,
at the several towns in the county
thereby giving all physicians an oppor.
tunity to participate in its benefits.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

The proposition to make concurring
majority Of jury suiir,ent to return -
verdict Is meeting with much favor. and
is being Recommended in some place,
by the legal fraternity, In New York
the Bar Association save adopted re-o
utions advOratingn ch,nye nf this char
sclcr--to be decisive in ali cases except
those where the penalty ia death.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
HOTEL.
TROY, MO-
TVORNNILL Il BVSWELL, Pr6Er'S.

THIS is a first class hntel, furnished in good
style and its table supplied with the hest the
market affords. Strangers Stopping in Troy will
find here all the comforts OF home
The BAR /, stocked wl'h strictly prime Ii
qunrs such a> Brandies. Whi.kies. Wines, Ale,
Gin, etc. also the finest brands OF Cigars.
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The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
On Fsid,y, April 4,h, 1873,
ariiliDn sale by Special
Comm issiOner.

=.
Robert K'cEs, John W. norton James II. Nor.
ton, joshua h'cks' Jane BOSNIAN ana "ichaei
ID. Bosnian her hm-"nhh, marina II cks. Mnf'
Wilkinson, John Rick', Rachel cariy, HarrleA
Kicks ara stel hrh hicss her husband, In'o-
line Ggeasaai ana ames dreaSaa, tla'ruhs,
Aghinst
Henry c. Norton, Mt'd.ei Norm, Mary +. No
ton, L 'ly Norton, Albert lsyhr, Bel .
Taylor, o'ca' lay'nr, petty lhyi'r ana Charles
Taylor. Deiendrnts
DY VIRTUE or an order Of sale. issued from
- the Office Of the Clerk OF the Circuit Cour,
ot Lincoln county, Mi.sour,, in the abuve enti-
tied cause, dated he 18th day of January, 1873.
/. the undersigned special comm.s oner, duy
app n,od by sand eour, for such purpose, viii, on
enIesday, the = day of April, 1878,
h.,w.s, IN. bo,rs of min, n .lock in tn, ior..
n,o,, and Ny, n,cIo,,, in tho ,Itrrunon nf th,,
d,y NJ ,l,e ,our, hons. ,Ionr in IN, own Of IT,,
IN ,bn cnnnty uf lincoln. At ia of Mi.,our,. unc
,inri,,, III. i,tinc Of Tho circuit corr, soil ',
,mh,,c anction to Ihs highest lid,ler The follow
i. Isa,;nsI ro,, ,.,,,o .;,.n,a i, ,bs .,,d
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

To YEACHxRs. Notice is hereby
given that will, in accordance with the
school law, hold public examination Of
teachers at the court house in Troy on
the first Saturday Of every month. All
applications for certificates must be made
on these days. Teachers will please bear
'tis in mind. JOHN WILSON,
Supt. Pub, Schools, f.incoln county
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

NJ, 7. Brltton sells groceries as cheap
as any store in Troy, aud always keeps
the best quality. Fhe highest market
price paid for bacon eggs aud country
produce Of all kinds. Call and examine
@'S STOCK, and convince yourselves o. the
ssp"r!orify of his goods.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

THE ACQuITTAL OF GUYATT.-The
case Of Guyatt, charged with the KILN.
Of William Carter, at Post Oak, Lincoln
County, on the 26,l of February, ISL ],
has commanded more than the u>ua! in.
terest attaching to the trial Of causes
brought into our court by change o.!
Venue Proceedings we're commenced
before Judge Edwards on Thursday last
Mr. W. A Alexander, assisted by Mr.
Ruhert Gauss, prosecuted the rrisOner.
while the defense was ably conIucird bN
Col ID. p. Dyer. of Louisiana aud Mr
>at Dryden, of Warren;on NJ Gauss
maxim. his maiden speech Of
this occasion covering him-el' wih
honor. displaying legal talent Of a hig'
order. 'he evidence ud6uccd gave tie
murdered man an unenv,ah u '"pu'ut'nn
aud tended greatly I" produce >'mra
thy for the accused. The jniy. after 'r,
minutes consultation returned a verdi ct
Of not guilty. st Charles Cosmos.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
Cimat SpStfcsaa' at.

A'OTIrE is hereby Ven hni the una"rs'gned
administrators OF the # Ahrsm Jlmis0n
deceased, will mnkea ii iia' sptl' meet "i hcs ad
mnistrat on Of said estate at the next term o.
the Probate C"ur, Of Lincoln county, NJ" , I" h'
begun nrd hrli nj the "nu.i honse IN Ir J On sh,
s,cvud Monday in April. 1919.
mohl9 MAkGAkET JAMISON, Sdm-rs.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

Constable james Z. Gibson Of IIurri.
cane township, brought two persous tc
town last Sunday aud consigned them
TO che care of Iailer Hammond. They
we're charged with grand larceny.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

Pos7PoNLD.--ln consequence Of death
visiting the family OF one of the mem
bcrs of the Troy Amateur Club, the en-.
tertuinments which we're advertised for
this "wednesday and Friday evenings,
are postponed. The Club will, however,
give o series Of entertainments. the par.
sicular dates Of which will be duly an
nounced in the columns of the Herald.
WILL II. YOUNG, Secy.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

IlY VIRTUE rnd authority of special exc.
| euiion issued from the Nfire of the Clerk {
the Circuit Court ut Lincoln county. Mi .sour.
rriurnahle TO the srting erm, lH73. "t said
co urt, aud TO me directed, in favor of susan Per
kins ant against Peter Ca.saday. have levied
upon aud seized rs the property u, said Peter
Ca..nday. the following described real estate, to
wit: The south Lalf Of the southeast quarter
o. section No. 30. so acres, and the southwest
quarter of the s"a'hwe,t quarter of section No.
29, 20 acres. al! in township No. ~ Of range
No. | east, situated in Lincoln unity, Mo-.
and will,
On Saturday, April 5ih, 1873,
between the hours of nine o'clock in the fore.
noon and five "rlucN in the afternoon of thai
day. ut the court house door in the towno Troy
Lincoln county. Missouri. sell at public vendu'
tor casa to the highest bdd r, ali the right. IT,
tie, interest claim. estate and property ct The
above named Peter Cassaduy of, in an | to the
above described real estate to satisfy said cAecu-
ion and ccsts. [mjl I. NJ. CARTER. sheriff
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

DEyrAA DE. 3. q. Goodrich will be
iu Troy on Monday, the 3lst inst" and
remain durin. she vcev, it being the
,ims Fse the sprisc term Of 'ss circuit
court.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

If yoT wan, val parer 20 I" the Drug
iiuu.c OF Dc ). + E,,t He has the
largest stock in rroy aui sells at low
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
LOCAL ANO COUNTY.

The ditot Of sAis papcs vas called to
". Louis on Saturday last, By the seri
ou.. nud il was thought, fatal illness Of
II relative.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

WANTED-At This office, AN intelligent,
sprighuy youih, who Is not ashamed nor
afraid to work, wh1 will pay strict attcn
'ion to business, aud is IN earnest about
learning q trade. Que who has so.no
knowledge of the printing business PEE
icrred Such boy eau fud pcrmancnt
cmploy ment at this Office; no others need
nrnlN.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

TRUX~oN A fire occurred in TIN.
place on the l4th inst, which resulted
in the complete destruction of frame
dwelling belonging to Uncle Buck Al.
len, and slight damage to the residence
of MIR. Jennings. The origin If the fire
is unknown, as when the alarm was given
the house was in flames, and bcIore III,
citizens could reach the spot the root
had fallon in Norhng of Importance
was saved from the building. The burn
ed building was situated some d>tar ce
from the business part of town, which
was fortunate, for had it been otherwise,
many Of our citizens would have beer
housccss, as hiah wind was prevailing
at the time Standard.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
SO.PavIncrSasyp Dissolution.

NOTItE is hereby given that the co pNrtnr'
~ ship heretofore existing between a,c /
rAcrtman aud George y, MeRooet,s is die o'v,,s
irm unlers gncd viii settle the liabiliiirs ~ tho
II, a,l u" o,h"rs JACOB HARTMAN,
S.cs, So, esbru rfy ., 1879.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

NEWS DErur...- Ah sac literary and
pictorial periodicals Of the day may he
obtained at the Drug House of Dr.. ) Y.
! East. Mo
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02

Moscow MlLL.-Ihis mill is now in
good repair, with plenty OF water, and
can and uW do as good work us any mill
in the county, and cheaper
nlm3 LEACH & WING.
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
ShnriI,S Sale.

nY VIRTUE and authority Of n special exo-
- cui iou isued from tho o!icc of he clerk *
the circnt coutt of Lincoln county, Missouri,
"eiurnrtc TO thr sp,,ng term, 1873. Of said
curt, and to r!s directed in favor Of John J.
Alexander aud against Albert !. Garner. | hsvs
"iod upon and se'zci as the property Of ,ni
Nbcrt X. Garner the following described zeal
state siiupt.d in Linculn county, Missouri to
VT: The northwest quartet Of the northwest az
If section No. 81. and th. nor,hca quarter 0f
he northwest Or o. section No. ~, all in to~e,
n p 5D range east, htd eonthe st eiarser o.
The southwest or of soc No. "s. ard the southeast
qr o' the northgn'' qr of sec q, both in ttw..
hip 50 range 2 l.; nlso northeast or Of the s "
lr of section IS township SO range F, ~ ae,es,
A
The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
Did You know ~

Know what? That John T. Lynott
is sole agent for Lincoln county for the
Champion Reaper and Mower, the only
complete Reaper and Mower IN the
world also the Black Hawk Culiivator,
riding or walking, wood or iron beam
the best cuitivator made, sold aud war
.an'ed. Cornplan'ers, one and 'w" horse
Sulky Hay Rnkes Revolving Hay Rake>
all kinds of Plows. Cider and Wind
Mills ; the Dubuque Cooper Wagon. best
and cheapest in the market All kind,
of Hardware and Stove. at bottom prices
Store on Main street. Troy. Mo. uGW;
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500 Reward for case of Neuralgia or Rheuma.
tsm, OF any form whatever considered curablel,
that DR.. Filters Vegetable Rheumatic Syrup will
not cure-warranted unnjuriuus, and physicians
prescription, used nwaTdy.
$4,000 Reward offered u the propretors Of any
medicine for rheumatism and Neuralgia, able to
produce one-iourth as many genuine living cures,
made within the same length of time, DR.. Filters
Vegetable Rheumatic Remedy.
$4,000 Reward offered to any person proving
JOS =. Filter, NJ D. to be otherthan graduate ofthe
celebrated University of Pennsylvania in 1888, and
Professor of Chemistry treating rheumatism spe-
cay for 30 years.
$1,000 Reward to any chemist physician. or 9th
er., able TO discover iodde OF potassa, colchcum,
mercury, nything injurious to the system, in
DIR. Filters Rheumatic Syrup.
%, 800 Certificates or testimonials of cure.
S25O Reward for the name of any warranted
preparation for rheumatism and Neuralgia sold
undera similar legal guarantee, setting forth the
exact number OF bottles to cure, or return the
amount paid for the to the patient in case of
failure to cure. A full description of cases requr-
ing guarantees, must be forwarded by letter to
fhiiadeiphia. The guarantee, signed, and stating
qurhtlty TO cure will be returned by mail with adj
/ wee anu instructions, without any charge Adj
ufess all letters To Dr. Filter, No. IS South Fourth
street No other remedy is offered On such terms.
Get a circular on the various forms of Rheumatism
special agent L. H. TITCOWR nrnagiot '"o
=, "a ,,,. West End Kennebec Bridge
81 PERKINS n Co, Portland j WhojasaIs
u: Z. tooOWlN Il CO., Boston Agents
june To- teod3mSw 'e''''
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EXTRA BARGAINS
For the Next Thirty Days
COOKS CHEAP STORE

Al our HAMBURG EDGINGs AT COST.
sood Bnsties for Is cents each.
Nee Linen Shirt Bosoms for Is cents
Trench IT, Corsets tlG Bones) only 80 cts.
Cents NJ Ws, oos sSir.g y the yard cheap
drawers, overalls Jumpers.
berage and SILK Wells, Hair Braias Hamburg
Patent Medicines and Fancy Good. Of al, kind.
oUHyK ai BTTEk sdby NY from
Gents Paper Collars for 3 cents a boy
Large Bunch Mixed Yarn ,t
Adsmsen's Cough Balsam, - -
t.adies' SIX Neck Hdfs. MucH UNDER PRICE
Elastic Cord, ONLY / con, 90 -,
Twelve aoz. Good Shirt Buttons ' for c yard'
i 0slss Good Honey soap for rs Cents %a s+"''
Johnson's Anodyne Liniment, only Is :.
Perry Davis Pain Killer only 20 cents bottle.
Gents udfs. Al Linen and Al Hemned, 20 cents
childrsn's Round Rubber Combs, 10 cents cents
Ven and Boys Neck Ties and suspenders.
Kennedy,s Medical Discovery only LIS
DR.. Schenck's Seaweed Tonic, all.
Ayers Pills, 20 cts. box. Herrck's Pills 20 cents
Schenck's Mandrake Pills, 20. Holloway's Pills, 20
AZ Other ., kiras Of pills only 20 cents box.
Halps Hair Remover. 10 cts. Knowles Res,orer IS
Arctusins, Tor Canada Bears Greasel only so cts
Gon7s Best Alpaca Brsids, g yd. stieks) . cent,
Best 100 yards Machine Spool Silk 10 cents u spoo
Kid Gloves (periect onesl 90
spool Cotton, lwarranted 200 yds) 80 cts. "a dozen
Nice Quality Note Paper, 10
Nice Tinted Initial Note Paper, 20 cents a box.
Nee Psriumery, 70 cents. Good Hair OH, 10 cents.
Bet Lily White, 10 cents. Tooth Brushes, 10 cts.
Toys, Bibles, Albums, Playing Cards.
GimWood Paper Collars linen cOreyed) u ctr a box
Thomas Aueock's Porous Piasters, only 20cents
Ladies' Nets 3 cents.
niss sawyer's salve, $50 cent size) tor 40 cents
Sen.s vndershirts aud Drawers at low Prices.
Ire. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, IS
aaencua Balm ror the compiexion) 80
Plantation Bitters, onlv IN cts
psrs earsaparilla and Cherry Pectoral each G5 cts
nasAn oyrup preparation of Ironl Is ct
~essse SarsAparilla and Iron ,'basn
ynngAx Bitters, 10 cents vega,i,a 90 uuap'
Mos Enveiopes 'eseene - cents
Heimbold.s Rnr.S "A, = for 10 cents.
Batcksldsssir m nan Cologne, very nice Bush and
desic6 sCtti ss.snasiaering the Fact (which cor h..
prioes mors ~, that our store bss Ped,csd ~
mi 3. dnas man ~ Per cent On H. seeJ t "se
- srcrs ana you think you oueb, s sooas "e
SoyS ~ @NoockA1E Us 70 Krrp ~ y,i proase
COOKS CHEAP VARIETY sropr
ggs sef1 Next Door 70 Thomas, sso' =. IN. NI'
Observation-Disclosures saoe Store,
MAINE PROBATE PRACTICE -. :. ga.
nsr7.!Awn rfERcE's BooKsr,yp
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Respectable employment at home, day or evening !;
no capital required; full instructions and valuable
package of goods sent free by mail. Address, with
six cent return stamp, N. YOUNG n Co, l73 Green.
witch St., y. Y. sept4-lw
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$ 90 90, O.,
SlDS 100000

Central and hudson River
Railroad is over ......... SlDS 5000
The selling value Of the Stock
and Bonds of the Midland
Railway Companies, lnclud
ing sufficient to compile e sin.
gle track to Buffalo, and dOu-
BILE track East OF Middle.
Length snsh' Of New York Central ''"o''o''
and Hudson River Railroad
from New York Central De-
pot to Buffalo .......... ass miles.
Length of tue Midland Rail
way. jersey city to Buffalo,
VIA Montcialr $50 miles,
Saving over the Central route 20 miles.
Saving over the Erie route 3S miles
| This difference ofdistancc in favor of the Midland
route must always enable it to compete with the
to give it larger share of the passengers than
other line. The early completion OF the Weste rn
Extension, from scpo Centre 10 Buffalo, is ensured
by the subscriptions of capitalists to q syndicate
formed to purchase s5,OOO.OOO of Bonds from
the Company. The syndicate has guaranteed to
advance further means, if wante to complete this
road. We offer for short time, New York Il Os-
wego Midland Railway Co.'S First Mortgage Seven
Per Cent. Gold Bonds Western Extension, at
81 IL and accrued interest in currency.
We are sole agents for selling Jersey CITY & Al
bany Railroad Company per cent Gold bonds at
operation from Jersey city to Tappantown. dis
lance oftwenty-four miles. zine miles further are
graded on which iron Is being laid. The road
will be completed TO IIaverstraw within IA year.
These Bonds are only issued on completed road.
\ specially will be made of the stock aud Bonds
OF the following companies New York X Oswego
Midland Railway Company, New Jersey Midland
Railway COMPANY, Montclair Parkway Company,
and Jersey City and Albany Railroad COMPANY
We have now on hand Il limited supply of these
Bonds.
All Bonds and Stocks known in this market VIII
tors dealers. We Solicit Permanent Cor
respondents and Agents for the sale of
-. T.. CULVER & CO., Bankers,
augl9-iW ID Nassau ST., New York.
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send for circular and proof OF the greatest success
yet Reports just in. loI subs. in six days. 1856 in
one week. HUBBARD BROS. Pubs, SO Washing.
ton st. Boston augi94w
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FROM TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE. Oct. 9th. 1879.


Edlss Inisr.~ Jovrnai;
The middle portion Of Tennessee Is a
most beautiful and fertile country. The
field. are now covered with cotton, re-
sembling the Western prsiries covered
with snow. The crop is over an average
this year, and the planters say they will
loose but little by the early frost. This
section Of the State, since the departure
Of cholOra, is quite healthy. An occa.
sionsl case Of yellow fever may be heard
Of, brought from Mcmphis or other in.
fected localities, but by no means conts-
gious. The annual session Of the Grand
Lodge Of |. o. O. f., met here on the
22nd. and continued in session four days.
At one passing Of the hal in the Assem-
,asly Of the. tri-linkcd brotherhood, $500
ere raised for the suffering Old Fellows
OF Memphis. The Order lost over 2j
members by the fearful sc0urge-who-e
children and wives look to Old Fellow.
ship for support and protection and
they may not look in vain. During the
session Of the Grand Lodge. report
from the W. & o. Fund Life Insurance
Company WAS submitted, and the Com
pany shown 10 be in prospering condi.
ton. and having paid over sl50,0o0 to
the widows and orphsns Of Odd Fellows.
Since the war many Kentuckians have
united their de~tinies with Tennessee,
among whom are Mr.. Sam T. Lackey,
now OF Gallaiin, possessing the good
will and best wishes Of every citizen of
Sumner county. His excellent lady is a
true specimen of Tennessee loveliness.
Mr.. W. p. Ingram. well known 70 many
Of your readers, e cashier II large
bank in Columbis-a true type of Ken.
tuck's best and most prosperous faan-
ciers. Have you no correspondent at
Crab Orchard. the home Of the Cicero Of
the mountainsY We, in distant land.
would like to hear from all plrts Of the
county we love (dear old Lincoln). The
INTERIOR JOURNAL is the best paper
that comes to our Office. A long. pros
porous aud happy life to it, able editors
..a faaC ,ai asta B L. U.
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We vspid csil ~ rpecisf st,entien NJ postmaster.
sss ss,.ulbe 10 hs fsis~ing sysopsis Of the ne~s-
psr>r s~si
l. a postmaster I. reqalrcd 70 dive notice by letter
trsf aiming par<f doc. not answer the iav when :
sascrher dos hp iakr his paper out u the once a'
state the r~ssgns r ~ l~inS tstcn sni nest~rt
" a. mste< ne ps-tmsstef t-runsitle ~ The rai
h.her fsf the p<fms.ni.
: Asy Psrs,n whe taks~ paper froa the rs,afhc-,
vh~thef directed ~ his anrt her, 90 ~hethsr ne
hes suh~cfiiei ~ not, u rrsiryusile VI the Ply.
d IA r~r~.n orisf~ Ms p1rcf a -<onf nu<~i he musl
~ an irr~srrxr- % thr ra'h-het may ccntiuus ~
s<nk " until thu pay snert J. n,ate.
u the sai.fies orders his paper % 10 sfsrresl ,t
esrtrin time sni tue silrt eo'ts sv-- y .nd, the
sut~crhsr u bsund b. pa, ~ WI he take- u fi the
p<tsfnre tn. lac pgsrrets ulssn the gruuni fhs, =
men s.asf pal fr hat he u-r<
The esart- have destiei that rcfasinr 10 take
ss~srsl-r- and p~rs--iess ffoa the IE<tlAcs ~ ~
ss.inf snd i~.slse them un.siisd es. - rrims Asis
svidsne~ ef tntsnthsnal lfsnd.
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TO ADvERrrsERs

The rs~s have established Co .dvertisine vfil ~
ssre,ir siher, ~ Ia evsry Instance They are A. a~
= snY pspar ~<talii-het ap arm hs-ir, With .
sixe rirralsfisn. n hpsine-- We acsirc cheirs
s.l p-trVnase We think husine-e sill get value
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