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ConsUNPTIoE CAN BIZ CURED.
ScHENcK's PULMoNIc SYRUP,
ScHENCX's SEA WEED TONIC
ScHFEcK's MAEDRAKE PILLS
Are the only medicines that VIII cure pulmonary
Freauent l5' medicines that VII stop cough
VIII occasion the death Of the patient; they lock
up the liver, stop the circulation OF the nlooos
hsnorIhage follows, and n iaes tn .s cog ne
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the csuses
| Of two thirds Of the cases Of Consumption- Many
stipation, coated tongue pain IN the shoulder
blade, feelings Of droEsiness and restlessness the
| food lying heavily on the stomach, accompanied
| with aeidity and belehing up Of wind.
These SYMPTOMS usually originate nom di8of-
dered condition Of the stomach or . torpid liver.
Persons 80 Affected, u they take one or Two
suddenly checked, viii ind The stomach and liver
] cl0gged, remaining torpid and inactive, and
mass Of sores. and liberated, the result Of Which
sehenek's Pulmonie Syrup is an szpecsOrant
| which does not contain opium or anything ealcu-
lated to check cough suddenly.
|. Schenek's Sea Weed Tonic dissOlVes the food
mixes with the gastric juices OF the stomach, aids
When the bowels are costiye, skin salloW, or
the symptoms otherwise Of q bilious tendency,
Scbenck's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medicines are prepared only By
J. II. ScHEEcK SoH,
And are for sale By all druggists and dealers.
THunsTOS's IVORY PEARL TOOrz POWDER
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
| twenty-five and hfty cents per bottle.
JoUvEE's IEoDoRoUs KID-GLovE CLEANER
viii renOyate solled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
THoMPsoH,s PoNADE OPTnrE is equal TO the
best French, and but half the price. twenty Ave
and fifty cents per bottle.
WILLS STREHGTHENINe PLAsrERs are the
very best. All sold by druggists.
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for Hiss At the stables Of Allison Naiiof. IT,
isl j street,
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oossgu1.os - 81 cVEED.

invested n Stocks and Gold pays 20 per een,. =
month. Send for particulars. IumDriase = ~
Bankers Wall street, New York.
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MOUNT VERNON,
w TOMB OF WASHINGTON.
Capt FRANK HOELINGsHEAD,
Leaves seventh-street wharf DAILY, (Sunday ex-
cepted, } at 10 .. m, returning about 3. m.
Round trip 81, Including admission to Mansion
and Grounds, Ocl9
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UNAIIIII U7Il 10 IlI99 N" VII l7-0IIlIIf
Joshua Grimm, the negro charged with the muir
der Of Miss susan Taylor, was born in the jail st
Belair.
Eleven hundred and ten boats have passed the
outlet lock OF the Tide Water canal for Baltimore,
Wilmington. Philadelphia and other points since
the opening Of the season.
On Thursday evening, Just before the usual time
Of locking up the jail at Westminster for the
night, Il was discovered that Charles johnson,
alias Charles Miller, had escaped. A search was
at onfe instituted By the sheriff and 1ailer, and
they found that q rope, with hand-holds At con-
venient distance, had been usedfo the purpose Of
scaling the walls. johnson was arrested on the
charge Of stealing horses.
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WAsHINGTON THEATRE COMIQUE.

Nv N0-HA-' Of On III NJ NlUIs
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, EVERY NIGHT ana
TWO MATiNEES.
Engagement OF the only rival OF Joe X. Emmett,
and the very Prime Of Dutch Comedians, Mr.
GEORGE s. KNIGHT.
Engagement Of the dashIng and brilliant ssriO-
comic Vocalist, MILE ZlTELLA. Engagement
Of the great European COmique, Mr.. HAIRY
BROWN. Engagement Of the great Plantation
Pastime Artists. the REYNOLDS BROTHURs.
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INCOLN HALL.
GRAND OLD FOLKS CONCERT,
for the Benedt OF
PIONEER COUNCIL, NO. L s. or ].
y LINCOLN HALL.
WENDELL PHILLIPS,
W. 8. ANDREWS, -
WILL CARLTON,

WILL CARLTON,
JOHN B. COUGH.
Season Tickets. 500.
The diagram E~r the selection OF reserved SENS
for tie course VIII be at Warren Chcate q Co. q,
No. - Pennsylvania avenue, Noy. IS. The course
Will open Dec. II. Read the fun particulars ana
other Interesting matter in the Star Course PAM
phlet. 1t can be had at all the principal Book
Stores. Ocl5-im-
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WILLS STRESeTHENINe PLAsTERs are th
very best. All sold BY druggists
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VIVA, constitutes carload is often asked.
10 general 10000 pounds ia a carload, or
20 barrels Of salt, 20 Of lime. 80 Of -four, 60
OF whisky, 200 sacks oil dour, six cords oi
wood, Is to 20 head of cattle, so to 60 head
Of hogs. 90 to 100 head Of sheep. 5000 feet
of solid boards, l. eco lee: Of siding, 1900
feet OF 1ooring, 10000 shingles, one-haif
less Of hard lumber, ore-fourth less OF green,
one-tenth less of joint, scantling and other
large timber, $40 bushels OF wheat. 400 OF
corn, $50 of oats, 400 of barley, $50 Of
apples, 430 of Irish potatoes. 800 of sweet
potatoes, 1000 bushels Of bran. The fore
going table may not be exactly correct, but
IL approximate so close TO the general aver
erage that shippers will find it great con-
venienoe Is matter of reference.
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Horse iealing Operations.

From the Oskaloosa Inaepeadent We les,I
ihli Ben johnson. an inveterate horse thief,
hes been captured ard locked up in jail.
lie has been working near GrasshoppeI
since last fall, and recently went of with q
TIE horse belonging to r. L. Gilbert, NEAR
the Falls. He offered 1t for sale in Platte
City, Missouri, for $50, which excited sus-
piciou, and be was arrested and brought
over. lie has diyulged the nsmes of q gang
uf Iaeu and women who have been engaged
in borse-s,ealing about RossvilIe, Holton,
Grashopper and elsewhere, the BALDWIN
boys-a-res.ed the o.her day for stealing
nGlls-being members OF The band. Their
practice is t. move to u town and live there
until they learn who have coed horses and
where they are kept, then leave and take up
their residence elsewhere, and return for the
horses. This young man was induced 10
in then. mt not receiving his portion Of
tie "swag," determined ID leave them, he
says. Being caught, hs con!esssd. TIE
outfit have moved. or are moving, TO Law
renee, or some other point ON Kaw Bottom.
Johnson, wher trying 10 sell the horse TO the
sheriff hi Piatie City, saii hat the animal
belonged 60 his brother SOAR. where cut wesi.
He was told that he must telegraph to his
brother and get IN answer heioie bsing a.
lowed to &c. He started toward the telegraph
o;ice, and lodged into a cross street and ran,
iut was overtaken and brought back.
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sHlGmAL v1111Ess cusIp,

o0A41Ab W0AAU6oS VO88Os
DR. BOHANNAN's 'syEGIrABLE CCRA
TIVE permanently cures all forms of 'spermst
osrhea' or Seminal Weakness in from tvo {
seven weeks time. II restores Lost Power an
brings back the youthful vigor Of thoss Who hzv
destroyed II By sexual excuses OF evil practices
This remedy has been used by Or. Bohannan 1
never failed In curing even the wort cas,s. Prc<
Five Dolsrs. rent to any address. (fIes iron OBJ
eervation).
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MORE DEVILTKY.
The James Brothers at Their
Bloody Work Again.
4 nan Shot Dead Four Miles
Beyond Platte City.

Fr,.n ibe 81 joseph Ga=eife We learn tina
the Missouri outlaws are at their hel,i.i
deeds again. Night before last The iuhabi
tanis OF Smi,hvlie wee thrown into a fever
of excitement by the announcement Of al
a,rocious murder and robbery committed on
the Platte City railroad, four miles west Of
that place. The victim was a man BY the
nsme of isaac CLARK, who, in company with
his vile and child, Ia babe in arms). was
travelling from Iowa to Kansas in . covered
wagon drawn by two horses. They bad
stopped for the night by the wsyside, and
were attacked about O'Clock by the deeper
ado.s with drawn revoiveIr. Clark sttempt-
ed to defend himself and family, and had
reached for his revolver, when he was mer-
cilessly shot down, after which the murder
ers proceeded 10 rife his pockets in the
presence Of his half frantic vile. They
found en- his person the sum Of 50, 200, ard
left in haste, without tarming the wife or
child
The three desperad"e- in question are be-
lievsd t, he the two James boys and one
Fielding Kenly. The last named, Keniy, is
fugitive from lstice who formerly lived in
Kentucky, but has been living in this county
for the past two years. He went there direct
from Buchanan county, where he associated
with outlaws ofthe worst character.
No Efforts have been made to pursue the
perpetrators of the foul oliense, as yst. The
inhabiiaIt' stand in awe OF these desperate
charaCter., and are half afraid to track them
TO their dens. Keniy is shout So years of
age, FIVE feet eight inches, s,oop shouldered,
long, sandy beard. and has bad coun,en-
ancs
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We say 60 Isoasekeepers.

IHl--s No DUNN CI.f.-
proprieIor of NeHha.i House
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Tsae George smith case.

The following motion pertaining 10 re-
,Iaest OF x-Treasurer Smiths suretiss Mas
,aered in the County Board meeting yesier-
day:
Mr.. Harmon moved that the request of the
sueIes OF George 5. Smith for them 10 file
an answer in the case of the State Va. Snith
It al, be granted, upon condition taat they
place ;he property received 10y them from
smith, in the hands oil a trustee, for the ben
eft OF the coanIy. and that they, complying
with such condition, shall have 80 long an
extension as can be Dad, and will not prevent
the ms king up OF all The issue OF said case,
Tor the September term, 1874, Of the D.s;rlc,
Court, and that the county will take said
properly at the value fixed by three disinter-
esied appraisers. and credit the same OIL
Smi;n'- de !aicatioB,
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The womens Temperance var now raeins
in different parts Of the country, particularly
in the west. with such unparalleled success,
recommends for persons Who c!aim whisky .
nsoessify for medicinal purpoees, TO NE
6resn's August Flower, which contains no
intoxicating spi,i,e, end Is a gentle laxative
ard certain cure ior dyspep~is, liver CON-
piain., indigestion, cos,ivenese, sour ston-
ach, sick headache. coming up Of ths food
after es,ing. and puri6es the blood and rye
TEN. inst what ia needed in the spring Of
the year ny everybody. Try ii. Sold BY
-RaheFt Parham- e0d&W.
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A sure Tlsl0x.

DR.. Hunters Specific and Injection
MOL are warranted to cure the GOnor-
rhea, elect, Cordee, Structures, diseases
of the kidneys, bladder and urinary
organs of male and females.
DIR. Hunters Specific No. 2 lie sure
remedy for the Spermtorrhoes, Seminal
Weakness, Nightly Emissions and Loss
OF Power, caused BY self abuse or exces.
sive indulgence. Price Of DR.. Hunters
Specific 81 per bottle; Injection 81.
Sent everywhere by express. DR.. ].
Dinsbeer, sole propriety, No. sos North
Ssventh street, st. Louis, Mo. Send
two stamps for q treatise. Cures guar.
anteed or money refunded.
ROBERT PARHAM,
cod &w Agent for I-eaven worth.
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DRAW POKER.
Four Professional Gamblers In.
dulge in q Game Of Ten Days
Duration.
One OF them Wins Eleven ThOu-
sand Dollars and Jumps
the Game.
from the Omaha Bee

The name VI John Green is quite widely
known among the gambling fraternity Of
this city aud vicinity. For the last two
years lac has Eeen living ia this city follow.
ing gambling as a profession. During mos.
Of the time he has been dead broke. save oc-
casionsliy when he borrowed stake aud
made . email winning. 1t was he who
"doctored" roulette wheel last fall, in q
Farnham street gambling room, by putting
pieces OF paste-board in the black cavities, 40
AZ to cause the red almost invariably to win.
He won BY the trick about $40, before it
VAS discovered. II was he who afterwards
during last winter, went 10 New York in
company with another gambler. and was de-
tec,ed in attempting to play the same trick
ia one OF the largest of the club rooms ia
the civ.
Hs recently borrowed 8 STAKE" and
managed 10 enier q game Of draw poker with
three we'll known professional gamblen of
this city, all OF whom were we'll ''heeled"
financially. The game was begun twelve
days ago. in n Thirteenth street private
club room. The Goddess Of Fortune, who
had been adverse to Green for over two
years past, at last smiled upon, and favored
him with q remarkable run OF good luck.
From the start he began winning rapidly,
and as long AZ il continued he stayed with
the game. On "wednesday last, after ten
days playing, he found himself at the close
of that days game, winner ofeleven thousand
dollars, lacking $3.50. Thursday
morning he went around town
and paid up his lone-standing Indebtedness
TO the amount of $500. and in the afternoon
left for Chicsgo, with over ten thonsand dol.
lars in his pocket. Yesterday afternoon his
lady-lOve followed him.
Ii is q noted fact that Green kept very
shady after having won this money. did not
put in an appearance at the time the game
Was TO have been resumed. Ills opponents
are rather "hot" at his conduct in '.juml ing
the game" without giving them chance TO
get even, and leaving the Town with the win
nings. especially after he had been almost
entirely supported by his brother profession
ais for the past two year.. But it seems tina,
Green is not SO verdsn, as his name wov!d
indicate.
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10 aot . secret empirical nOstTum. II II . happy
combination Of two remedies known to physician
every where as the best means .of combating con-
sumption. This combination il Mr.. Wilsos's
discovery, and II founded upon the following
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-16

Try DR.. Prices 1.vorings, Vanilla. Lem.
On, Nec;arine, Almond, Rose, Cove, aud
ali extracts used for i.voripg ice cream, jei-
lies, cakes, etc, aGi you viii observe that
uhey are perfect IN purify, superior strength,
aad boules contain more than others so!d ior
saIne quantity. We assure you that they are
equal 10 his cream baking powder, which no
family thai ever have in Use will ever be
without.
Ooe single trial Wi prove what We say 10
he frae. CNw
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DR. s :; =; ;;;; J; 2: :.

h aaa 2nssnsS Apsefsiis Of he Ass. "a the
ssss~ens n PRIVATE, CHRONIC e.d C.RLlyA-
RY DL&EA&kS, SEMINAL HEIkXESS The
rss.ls q early ibdscsetioas osher eauses, pro-
due1ng hKHvOUsNE8. PInPLE1, on TEE FACE,
MsA01Y ABB ADu0o0 PkRAAHBN1IY cCsEp,
n. cn1An o. AsDicA8 IlIBaASUnE. Illustrated
9Th ehasts agxavings explaining vho may mary,
Why not, Why. The tmpedinsaas 70 marriage.
Theis nasass. cause and cure. Prize % cssts, ssnt
u plai1 seaIed envelope. Iadies reQuiTisI sur.
gseaI I'D. medical aiteodance OF slyice nay call
2 s.a.s. tAe aces;r: Invalid yse.idsa visk p,i-
aag1nlesd. Rubber eeeds On haAd. jaai0
Cseulars telsdiss I've stamp.
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HousEKEEPERs and laundresses will be
pleased to know that Duryea's famous Satin
Gioss Starch i,now being introduced in
Lssvenwor Ia. The reputation Of this articl
needs no comment. lis popularity in the
East and in Europe, where it has been used
Tor the past fifteen years, is now extending
ever the great west. The hest judges declare
Tie "pe.teciion Of quality" eodSw
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Diseases OF the Islos<l

The blood is tie life." When tbi,
source is corrupted the painful and SORROW
producing effects are visible in
many shapes. The muliifarious forms in
which it maniiesis itself w,uId form subjects
upon which might write volumes. But n
all the varied forms Of disease which depend
upon bad blood are cured, or best treated by
such medicines as take up from this fluid
and excreIe from the system the noxious ele-
ments, it is not of practical importance that
| should describe each. For instance, medi-
cal authors describe about fifty varieties of
skin disease. but as they all require for their
cure very similar treatment il il Of no pracii-
cal utility 10 know just what name to apply
TO a certain form Of skin disease. SO you
know how bert I, cure il. Then again
might 60 on and describe various kinds Of
scrOfulous sores, fever sores, white dwellings,
enlarged glands, and ulcers of VARYING ap-
pearance might describe how virulent pois.
on may show itself id various forms of eIup
tione, ulcers, core throat, bony tumors, ETC.,
but as all these various appearing mani
festations of bad blood are cured by uni
orm means, deem such . course unnecessa-
~. Thoroughly clense the blood, which is
the great fountain Of life, and good digestion,
a fair akin, buoyant spirits, vital strength,
and soundness Of constitution will all return
TO Ia. For this purpose DR.. Pierce's Gold.
EN- Medical Discovery and Purgaiive Pellet,
are pre-eminen,ly the articles needed. They
are warranted to cure letter, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, St. Anthony's Fire, Roee Rssh
or Erysipelas, Ring Worms, PimpIes,
Blotches, Spots. Erup,iops, Pus,l!es, Boils,
Sore Eyes. Rough Skin, Scurf,
Sores and Swellings, Fever Sores,
White Swellings, Tumors. Old Sores or
Sweliings, Affections of the Skin Throat and
Bones, and Ulcers of the Liver, Stomach,
Kidneys and Lungs. etSw
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Notice l. hereby given that . Pssitioa viii b
AZ a regular session 10 b hslA BY ~ Bad. q
the Court House, in shs city Of Lsavenverth, %
Monday the %sh day ~ Nay 1s7a, ashtng - tHe
appointment u viewers, 70 view, snFvsy, and lay
point the east half Of the north-sass Quartsf
the southwest quarter Of section - township Il.
range II, thence to the main road, running nossk
running east and vest. PArncK HILcon1.
aprii-dlSw2 Priuc'l Petitioner.
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-04-16

Duryea's Satin Gioss S.arch" and Dur
yeas "Improved Corn Starch" is the best in
abe world. Use it once and you will Use no
ether.
Milwaukee, June Is, lS72.-After using
Duryea's starch In my hotel laundry for ten
months, / can recommend it as beng the
whiiesI, strongest and most glossy starch 4
can purchase.
I.LsING BoNSELI.,
tN3 Proprietor of Newia!i House
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The Pail Down Practice.

Death laughs when he sees the weak and feeble
blei, bistered, sal.ated. opiumized, or grped with
violent Purgatives. He knows that under such
treatment they cannot long survive. In direct
conflict with this pull down practice b the prind-
pie upon which Hotetter's stomach Bi tiers ope-
rate. The effect Of this incompatible vegetable
restorative 10 to build up the systsa and invisoraie
the constitution. II imparts appetite and assists
digestion, enriehes and cean.ss the blood, regulates
and tones the Liver and the bowels, and establishes
and perpetuates nealtby habit Of body. By .
happy combination Of vegetable extracfs-tonic,
thsss effects are simultaneously produced. There
IL no prescription Of The pharmacopGa that has the
same scope. You nay And among its formu-
las scouryes for the bowels, stimulants for the
stomach, sedAtives for the nerves, but no grand
combustion medicine that, like Aosietter's Bit
tiers, IL at once t0sic. an aperient, corrective
and an Alternative. aprl5-dAw
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Eacis for sAousek cepers.

That DooLEY's YEAST POWDER has beer
chemically analysed and proven to be ths
PUREsT, MOST ECONOMICAL, RELIABLE and
BEST Baking Powder ever manufactured, to
watch thousands les tiiy. Grocsrs keep it,
n.xW
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symptoms Of Cafarr:s.

Dali, heavy headache, obstruction OF ne.
ssi passages. discharge falling into throat,
sometimes proinse, walery, acrId, thick and
tenacious, -.~cious, purulent, bloody, puiiid,
offensive, etc. In others dryness, dry,
wa,ery, weak or iLhamed eyes, ringing in
the ears, deafness, hawking and coug hing to
clear the throat, uiceraiions, scabs from ui-
Gers. voice altered. nasal twang, dizziness.
mental depression, tickling cough, etc. Only
a few of the above symptoms are likely to be
present In any case at one time. No disease
IL more common or less understood BY ply
sicians. The proprietor of DIR. Pages Ca
,srrh Remedy will pay $500 reward for an
Incurable case
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To DyNNemliea.

From careful analysis of Dooley's Yeas,
Powdtr, We car safely recommend it produ.
cling bread, biscuits, pastry, &c, which car
be re!ished by the most sensitive dyspeptics,
se healthy and nutritious. d&w
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a1-Our lotteries chartered ~ the state, are
always drawn n the tine named, and al drawings
under the supervision Of sworn eomnissiona1.
ANThc Official dnving viii b published in the
81. Louis papers, and . copy Of drawing sent TO
purchasersof tick ..
Of every month during the year 1874.
a~ReInit by PD5fOFFICE MONEY-ORDER,
REGISTERED LETTER. DKAFTSr EXPRESS.
Send SbI circular. address. .-.
MURRAY, MILLER 4 m,
lsPostofhee Box, 2slS. Louis. No
junel1-d&v
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MANHOOD WoMaNHooDi MARRIAGE!
200 pages. Impediments TO Marriage; the
cause and cure. Sent sealed. postpaid. for
so cents, by DR.. c. WHITTIER, Org St.
Charles Street. ST. Louis. Mo-. the great
specialist. Read bis works. Pamphlet free
Cali or write. HIS opinion costs nothing.
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Ponds Extract.

70 stop bleeding from lungs. gums, stomach,
bowels, uterus, piles, or elsewhere. Its ac-
tIon is remarkable for rromptness and eff
cscy. G&w
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FIR FIRST class spring and summer suit
a; low prices, go to the Great Western cloth
house, corner OF Fourth and Shawnee
steeis. Ap!l2
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l.. 4. s. \. W. II. r.
County Commissioners Instruct
the Attorney to Commence
Action.

II. c;,, and conr,, ,,. ,,o,;, ,;,,I
""' 'o'"'' o'"s s'ia"'
ta'eons'y 10 the direction OF securing d
compliance OF the contracts under which III.
Leayeowo,th. A,cbison & Nor,hvss,s,r
p~:,--,
isioad se'uieo 'a'"apie eons'ue'"'ohs'
~ Ho"'
e"'"''''et
N r ~
10 ANe '4'"'oo'e b"a'd y County C,hamis'
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The Vegetable Pain DESTROYER" nevs
iaiis 10 afford relief from Pain. Try it ono.
and nothing could induce you to be withou,
C&w