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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13
MRS. EOsgEl..S DEATH.

"iio>c
death was published i'll yesterdays is
sue of the SENTINEL. Tho fnt1,,;,.
,ro h nro,oodi,~s.
1ohii iiari, me fIESt witness, was
sworn ana i1stiiied As follows: |
was acquainted Wltii deceased; she was
ano". - Ne'rS oil' herilatne was Eliza
hesii +>ortoii: am not certain about her
a3'' o'it t,,iiihi was - Years; she WAS
Dom IL "eStoA' rate county. Mis-
SQUIRE she was not married, that !
N'ro" o. l ctiied upon her seEcra
ti'iie curing hef Illness: she made
foihpialh'S 10 me about being beaten
~ Soti'e one sue toId Inc about ten
aaAs a@o ma Il Mah3ed To move
iroi'i "ierS Siie men iiNed. ! told her
II she Nouis' ma Il mouse would give
,ter tiie money 10 pay The rent. but that
l 'ouid 'ot itftofirfe or assist her
where vas: shetheh SAID She could
ho, 2et- III ol MN. told her that
ShG MAS as much to blame as
nc wa. | 'nei asked her why she
Wa i'tfaid OF MN; size then aid he
iiad beaten fief ana rented the room.
t,4a ief. theil' tAat Ill my OPINION she
~ ttoi Nait To yet away from nm.
she sai the party VINO beat her was
ia. iieffoll' tAat lie hai beaten her
"hIii'Iciti'ith iai tah.h i'r CONES,
'ni PaWnett them and gaMbIed the
money away. | d9 Not kho" how She
VIZ h'aicil; SHE uid not state the time
OF heat1n@.
if. Denny. sworn am 4 resident
Oh TINS town IL county: Am Il prae.ie-
my fhN>iriah; during the illness 81 de
ceased attended her: was first called
10 see ,'tfet>ed ny Aif. Heron. be-
tWeeil me hours Oh X clock on
me morning oil the ON al March, ISL;
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

Coop GrES>lSd.-Wc are indebted
h eur agent a Palisade, w. +. Griffin,
kr the following dispatch, which "
bllius itse!t:
PAI1sNpE. March eth. 1871.
". u.+Shaw AMI Miss Tcnnie Cau-
ebois we're married at the residence of
" E.Griflin, a $50 o'clock z. W, bv
Rey,. =. p Kelly. The happy pair
mar ed immeii liza ely for Eureka.
Al Of which proves that our suspi-
hons in regard 10 Mr.. Shaw's late de-
were correct. The affair WAS
Intended to he kept quiet until he
return atnen 81 TX happy ben
b.. ut murder wi | oat.r MAY
The future OF the nelly mace coup e
be II of continued pro $rcritv. and
the.r rasAS t.roa@h life he StreWn
Mi,a the BRIGHT flowers of happiness.
BIZ assuming die SUPPLEMENTARY of
thr few ceHso iiatien. may the efforts
10 the happy groom be crowned with
the sane success that has marked his
ron.rnl o. the "Oll Consoiialted.'
Mr.. Shaw and wifeare eNpee.ed 10 ar
rive this morning.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

RTMovEp.-N. ttaida OF the Cali
iornia Market. having vacated the
premises recently occupied 10y him
can ne found at his e quarters in the
building formerly occupied LN itNN
X Harrison, two doors above the
Court-hUuse. Fresh vegetables, fish
butter and canned goods OF every Va
lie;y kept constantly on hand: and 4
general assortment ofchoicc family gro
crries, cigars and tobacco Will al
ways be found ii his place. y share
of the public patronage is solicited
Remember the place: two doors above
the Courthouse. mill
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13
VERDICT.

We. the undersigned jurors %llnl-
monel 10 appear before NJ. BOrOW>NN.
eX-oiiicc Coroner Of the county OF i.l-
reka. on the l2th day of Marcn, \. II.
ISL, to inquire into the cttINe of the
death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Foster, having
been duly sworn, and made such IN
QUESTION. after inspecting the body
and hearing the testimony adiueed.
upon oar oaths each and all do say:
That we find tllat the deceased WlS
named Mrs. Elizabeth Foster; that She
WAS ii native OF Weston, Platte county.
Missouri. and about - Wears OF age:
that she came to her death ON the huh
dav of March, ISL; and though dying
from natural causes. we have rra~on 10
believe that her deIth Mas hastened by
violence.
All of which we duly certify by thls
inauisition III writing by uN signed,
his iatil day of Marcel. 1S1f.
(Si4uelA u. y. Mckenzie, solomon
A,liin. +. ]. Maup.n. \. W. Actin
son. v. i. Haskell. ~. H.tiark.
Nm. Heron, the ,aan who had been
living with the iecea.sel, WAS arrested
penaine tie examination, bat after the
Verdict was r. urHel he was dis
charged. the eviie:~e against him no
heint doomed sufficient 70 pre>cn thr
case 10 the next Grall Jury.
Mrs. POSER W.,s bur.el Yesterday
afternoon.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

SUBSCRIPTION received for all the
Eastern weeklicS and monthlies:
also. for theSan Francisco papers and
magazines. at the Postoilice Stationery
and News Depot. d3O#
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

GENTS FURNISHING GooDS-Ne
have Just received by express the very
latest STYLES i'll hats, Granger, or ANY
other mans" \ fine assortment OF
hand-scWed boots has also been re
celved. GENTS furnishing goods OF
every description, and elo,hinG of the
hes, quality, constantly on hand, Now
is the time to make Your purchases.
Call at oderteldcr x !Iarrison's mann
nlo,h stnTe. u
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

WAITING FOR THE MAiL.-Ye terday
Ewa, an anxious day with many OF the
Euizens. The western mail. four days
Ecver due, was expected. AMI the stage
FROM PaliSade, which should have ar
At noon. 1t the tarthnst. had rot
|l1: III an appcaran e. False alarms.
10 ~rlsinnai by some one yelling
|'sa4et!' brought the pc PIE ont in
Only % return again, victims OF
IN sill after strtining Their eyes in
#s4ia % catch Il glimpse Of lie expected
GOA II. Many rHnlors prevailed a. To
il d. etslon; REPORTS OF road agents.
etc.. We're circulate ed. and in
turn r5asradicted, until the STAGE IA
!ast arrived. al about six o'clock. \
gan ruth % the P~ostofiicc WAS made
Pm order To Scctire detained letters.
TIE aIace WAS croWatl: but the Off
s.9l, distributed the mails with liLlai-
!tng diHpa ch, an the wants of the
i3lnlttH. tAfong = supplied. I;us
I ep 3tv>' mail arGi el. the balanec-be-
III. II and I'll the railroad and viii
IrptaIlty arrive some time to-day.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

III l;oAnS.-Ihe road to Palisade
I>h coming sadly d~emoraliIed. From
Nm tal Hi To Chimney Station the
Hotela appears TO have fallen out. At
".her points the mud and Waterare be-
c2lnn1 Formidable. ob>truc ions to
'tllti9r ahle STAGING. \ short season
ct ,Ilr present Weather viii. however.
nflllE lie frost on. OF the Ground ard
NE fea Is viii then hive an opportuni-
= 81 DRYING up. allowing the STAGES
- ifal1at lines 10 run on time once
lilorc.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

FOR a complete assortment of tin
ware, rarlor and cooking stoves, or
any article i'll the hardware line, 20 to
Maupin Il Cromer's. III
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

STILL LErT-a few of those fur COL
at w. II. CIark'S. f2-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

GIVE the pioneer and most reliable
Matchmaker. Icweler and Engravcr
OF Eureka, J. Straus. Il cal! 40
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

fofAToES.-Just arrived, a fine sup
ply OF potatoes. and are selling at two
cents per pound, a OberIelder X IIar-
rison'S. =
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

W. IL. CLARK has constantly on
hand Il splendid assortment of gents
underwear, made by tlle best manu-
~tacturerS i'll tie trade, ,21
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

viiN'Eh.-lhe cas- of the STATE of
tinncti ". 7. IL. Dodge has ben con-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

Obliged TO HErrRN.-The STAGE
e8Niht here last evening for Hamilton
vas "hII-ei to return, owing to the
i'IioaS SNOW storm. The driver.
.u.eE, mlnaEed to go As far as Pinto
moan aIh; hut the storm. un~reStrained.
rr"e'Ph Owe the summit in unbroken
t"H'Sp aiirl@htcl the horses that ii
va otenlcl advisable to take the back
."aA' me almost ilnpenes rtble dark
AM driving SHOW rendering 1t
~ TTiFo>Sinle to proceed ovcrthe summit.
~ SAa2e from Hamilton, due here AZ
n"iil aNt I'VE IN the afternoon. had not
"'Ntt up to a late hour last night.
Nh.-Alec. bota, who lost a fine
mute Il lew days since, has had the
animal returned to him, the finder
i'N!h@ read the advertisement of the
-. ih!s Is but another instance
mn,esi proves the value of advertising,
49, making your losses known to the
roller CoUEr.-rhe examination of
= rex liusScy, for shooting his wife,
was held Yesterday. before Judge
No.. The defendant WAS discharged,
th n ithloipal Witnesses testitving that
pistol MAS discharged by accident.
.'tNH There are bu two
ia '1efN how confined in the County
tLa me- avail ing trial. and the other.
ta. '"E Jenkins. SEN up Tor 100 day
~ "Allfin his mo her.
-
- J ~trr
H,HARGEp.-Thc trial jurors sum
V,ra TO attend the Ni~srie: Court
tern, Yesterday discharged for the
'iiNtfn.-lhe case of the STATE of
tinn rS,i, ", 7. IL. polse has ben con-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-03-13

H.iARGEp.-Thc trial jurors sum
W,ra 10 attend the li~srit: Court
tenn Yesterday discharged for the
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

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iWaf.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
sMs~~%~ss s~s wAssAs !
- ~ tAH fams.

fssm ~ tAa#sA fawss
II ~=sss~sss = 50 sw~m u sahsp
uAae sAs AsAsAassss swA Al
taesss t.~sa.ls Aisris@A huf.r+ aHA ~
saaH 49, aAs As 49, frnHAas1AeAW* ausi
Hsi se t,esasie III shs essst
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lsiunssse wss sus44sssfui
III ansan IA shls s#aa. ii W mas.
- II sanr small ina.fun ~ kap~
vhsslet shssl Il the mass indebted te
democracy, - democracy u whisky
~ shr gi~i.as rrrail 1hr Tsnes
has III along claimed ,hAs arsarrsc,
il dead; hui she Times lid MI naks
Sufficient allewaare fer probabilities
virn II lest nut III consideration sln
vrli.kao~n love ii democrat fof 4
he,sle # whisky ltnaenhseils drm.
peraes l. dead nj Il Il never - ,l.atl
that an Invitation u drink viii not
hiring II ur IN, " IL grave, with H..
ecscment. vermieular aslnrnmcn's. AMI
ali the res, 4 the graveyard fixtures
Any simon pure democrat, deal With
IN half 4 century. will respond 4, the
invitation. .Wha,'il ynn take Ev.
Oh ~ did the odorous Lazarus when
requested u "come firth.
Or We may take another vicv II il.
Perhaps |, |. the rrcscrv a,,e effects
II whisky that have preserved the
Ohio democracy 50 lang after lis use
fulness and vocation came |, IN end,
rreGrvel IN spirits, the Ohio demo-
cracy will never decay. This proves
that whisky las one valuable quality.
II II can preserve the democratic party,
|. can preserve alnes' anything, 1t
explains the phenomena Attending
Grants pcrtinacious preservation rs
president, II accounts fnr the contin.
nel existence of democracy III Ken.
lucky. II throws somc ligh. upon the
vigor of that element In Indiana.
Everywhere il il picklel in whisky,
and therefore proof against ultimate
decomposition.
These facts should furnish valu.
able hint 10 radicalism. If il wishes
to ~, tho best IL democracy. Let Il
In some way, separate tia, element
from its native clolncnt. oil Bourbon.
However, deal h. may he, democrat
il never 20 dead tina, clinking Of glass;
cs will not move his attention. and an
invitation 10 drink st him on llis pins.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
Hon. stephen Allen.

In the pockct-book Of Hon. Stephen
Allen. who was drowned on board tho
llcnr, Clay. scme years since. was
found \ printed slip, apparently cut
irpm newspaper, u which tho follow
lns i \ cop, Il II worthy 70 he put
Very newspaper, aud engraved On
.s,ry young mans heart.
Make few promises.
Always speak tho truth.
Never speak owl of any ono.
Keep good company or mono.
Live up to your engagements.
Never play at any game Of chance
Never drink any kind Of intoAica-
ting drinks.
Ncvcr borrow II you can possibly
help il.
kcop yourself innocent II you wo'd
be happy.
Make no haste to bo rich II you wo'l
be happy.
When sou speak 70 person look
him in the face.
DO not marry until you are able TO
support wife,
Save when young to spcnd when you
xrc old.
Ever tiyc lmisfortune excepted
Within III Your income.
Avoid temptation; through fear you
may not withstand il.
Mover run In debt unless yoa sce a
way 10 get out again.
Small anl steady gains give compe-
teney with tranquil mind.
Good company and good converse.
tim are tho sincws of virtue.
Your character can not 10 essentially
injured except BY your own nets.
II any ono speaka evil Of you. lct
your litu bo 80 that mono will believe
him.
When you retire 10 bod. think over
what you have boen dung during ths
day.
Never 10 Idle; II your hands eau,
BE- employed uscfally, attend 20 ths
cultivation Of your mind.
Read over she above maxiun care.
fully and thoughsfally u least once
every week.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
PARAGRAPH. naaa - ,antiae.

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mhtbae
sassta eil Aa t4ftt ,hn
fsa isai r
l.,a stel asl gltttaue all IN.
nVAr tah ati.i eAl ~ 49,
A lose ii taelar eal uill ati ,an IN
removing piailcs
Lennon jaiee AL Elseerlne vii
cleanse ana sssisrn shs hands.
Spirits If ammnnis. ,l,lusesl little
vii cleanse ,he ha.r very thoroughly.
Lunar eanstic. CAREFUL, applied -
A. ae' u touch tie skin. will dostrp,
warts.
Powdered nitro Il gaol far rem,v.
iag frcrkles Apply with ras moist.
cnea with glyecrinc.
II ohsia,c offensive rerspiratien.
wash Your feet viii, sap and diluted
spirits ef ammonia,
The juice of ripe tomatoes will 70
move the stain &c walnuts from tho
the hands without Injury to the skin
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
Advertising

When new journal comes int,
our hands. tho first feature
We examine its alvcrtiscmcuts--tha,
10, Il we want 10 know an,,hin: about
the place where !, is published. We
can tell at once the capacities and hus-
mess Of town by thu advertising col
umns of it, paper. An AGATE chserv-
" SAY. advertisements contain n
world of interest aud practical ra;l,s-
oI'hy, because they will illustrate tho
wants, pursuits and habits of tho
people" Amy cnc inpatient Of slow
results must advertise. Take up tho
leading ,lallics of the Eastern cities
and note how strong IL the faith il the
efficacy Of advertising: that marvel ii
successful newspapers, the Philadelphia
Ledger, for example, 500 it, compact
columns of closely packed advertise
mcnts II such a multitude IL wants and
supcrAui,icr, applications lr situations.
eligible Investments inventions and
inducements. art, science. education,
commerce.. manufacturers, The trades
and professions are al represented.
Tho usual Inference nova lays il tha, II
man or nj article. he net known, lIe
Or Il Ia net worth knowing, Alyer-
tising II the only medium Il success,
and there arc many who would realize
hundreds. for tens. Ill asan,ls for hunal
reds. II they would study the philosophy
Of advertising and profit BY it.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

II children are not ,lrcssed prcttllg
this Year. h will mt hc fnr ths want az
material Ncvcr heforc ware % many.
and such lovely fabrics a1apled V their
special needs. Not dina or Aim. i
havescs, Or lrkle& grenadines In
which they dare MT havc '.fnn." hut
stout linens washing satins, sofs silk
finished camhricS. and prstty lawn.
~ which they can run. Jump. dance.
anil play to their heart ! son,cns. -
FRI relngress'n MoNthly 81 Mar.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

"An lows man Who vas called !
fraud has recovered thirteen cents dam.
ags&.' When jury pronoansss tha,
man lsuka but thirteen ccnis of being
= fFana. shs court ought 10 instruct the
shcridt to keep M eyc ON him.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17
pROrEE'ili.VGS or THE
EUlnD OF .SfpERl/.
.NDn.S.
AlliI..l,. illl.i.r

cnrseo, Arril 'ith, ISL.
loar,l cnlltl to orler hs 4. Il.
smedlry, Chairman.
Present, Supervisors Sine.lrs.
i.ambcr, and Griffin.
Examination ot claims a.ains,
county.
Adjourned I'll i. II.
Afternoon.
On mutinn the tas against Peter
Nubllrt lnf moneys una credits III
sst't'.un lur the year Isl, was ahat
ed an the ground Ut ctranepa. as.
scssincnt.
On motion tho salarv af J.reminh
Rarkes County Auditor. vas fixed
i, one thousand one Lnn,lrd dollars
fnr ls:l including fees.
Adjourned until o'slo,.. ii. M.
April .th.
ArRiI .th. Isl.
Examination ot clai,ns continued.
On motion the salary nl i. a.
Stone, Clerk ol thu District Gtmf,.
wns liked ut sllnuOO ier 1871 III
rlnaing icr~.
Adjourned for dinner.
Board called "a order at | o'clock
r. ~.
Examination ef petitions and
official bonds.
Tho following bills were allow.
ed.
CID. Ard.
Peter Smith MAX inr hook
NM S..@
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

- ~. tANFIIi.n.
JUSTICE ur TilE PEACE.
IANFfNip MtAS.
VIII attend ~ collections anil ~, laN,s
FIR rnn n.r.sidsnls In ANY Imn ~ Fillmore
csMnts, Minn.
ls,frfs u, permission IL lInm. l,sa,lwn
Wills, Preston Mimi, Peter Nclir. i.iinr
Springs station. Iowat J. IT. Eastnn.
Rankcr. I.r"fah. Iowa; &, =. ThGrlrr.
trt@p. luMa.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-04-17

allowed.
James 1',u,h to refund taA
slsa.un iur Isl. un account
e5lni.s ~ assessment.
&. /. l..nts exemption on
asres forrest trees I'll N, sW, So Is
~, II.
Il. ". Merry H. refund iaA
sNaiin nn account ot rrri.uA,
assessment.
=. A. Converse - refund taA
pail III hve n.ndreu dollars on Ii
ennnt III forest trees.
Tn following aslicisl bonds W.
uptesea;
Il. liuMe, Justice Oak Dalo town.
shll,.
q. Howe, Clerk uak dale town
slip.
4, y. Combs, Justice. Chester
township.
Is. tomhs, Constable Chester town.
slip.
). I. Thompson, Constabl. Oak
dale.
John Steinman. Clerk Vernon
>pringa.
Action un hrihgc petitions wns
deferred until June session and r.
ferrru IT, members III Tho Beard III
examine.
TN nmttn Bnlrl adjoumcd sine
,Hf.
Attest
JEREMIAH DARk.R,
Clerk board.
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AND PLANTS.

4. {. Tnir mn nd t'nnlrrp icni sor,
T.. fal rla,d, l.pwlnui II t;ar,lin. u,
mnil nv, paiii ~l.Wl pr I'M. 400 mr
sonN. A priced atalogue, of this nnd all
Fruits. ornamental Trees, Eyrrgr.sns.
shrubs, l.nlls. l.o@a. i'lanis. Ne. md
FRIsli FiDNklsS AND GARDEN
StsEDS. the choicest collection In the
cH'nif, Will. ull novelties. will hr M.n,
gralis 4, my plnln mldress. "a snrts ol
Either ilo~,,r, t;arslcn. Tree. Fruit, Ever.
green, or Il.rl Seasls. for Sl.nn. Mn, h,
null, prepaid. WHOLESALE cArALpars
ri rIiH rn,ne.
u. N, WATSON, Olsl Colony Nurseries
and ss~,l Warehouse, plymouth. Mnss
ralai,llshhrd lHta. lnt,
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hII.NOkTIl HOUSE.
lll j. \. plI.WOkTlt.
dEErtp. luW,
south .ass corner Ilsn u,.l s!arkr, III
south oi the lieput.
This uiu,s u III il,r lrst kpp. llel,se HI
io,sn, has 'hr llrgrsi hrn IN ll,e plae. eon
nesied with II. plenty II water, an. care.
ini i.ssllers.
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Ghkscu, Iowa.
Ism graduate of Michigan lniv0rxiiy.
member Ut tho North Iowa Medical H0cfc.
~, tlev0lcs hin whole tune 10 hin profession
amd b prepared 70 answer Ill calls either hy
siny o. night. RIlls Arc always due m s0on
10 srrvlccs have been rendered..
1tOilice and residence In first building
North II TlxnS alit,. ap stairs. vi4-5i
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II eumprleA With l,ts~eftp Wsaas
s,l.n., uad helnr prepared ~ pcffora Ill
hl.as III WORK III A.r 'aNt atyh snsl ut fir
fAlea, wp,ilsi sal.,.la .lrit al patronage
ifpnl friend. a'i srats public.
t'neten. My, a 's,.
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"N. RAiI.Aiin.
Ii.i.7e.n. Iowa.
Viii repair tINrkS, und guarantee
rs,issa.ian. IHett clock Mnrrnnlesia iarlm.
iiring lslnalr ya.!r detective checks Ia hts
n'stieare. III l.lgh street, ~est ~ The
N,lufr llanAr, ard Ii. will vi them right.
hlfsrs REASONABLE
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