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In pursuance 81 the published call signed
by B. r. Hubbard, Mrs,T,. Newton, chap
man, BaaAs, Waller. Jones and others, n
me,-ring S3s held last evening at the A NJ
=. CIurcn.
chairman, ID \. Jones, :, cretary, W
Banks and Arthur watJn, assistant. secTe-
tsTi-,
R-v.J {. Enbry moved thai 4 committee
Of three b.. apyoluIei "a resolutions
The Chair appointed Rev. p. Hubbard, J.
l.. VALE Hnd sandy Chapman a. sucn com
mitlees who reported the rowing:
hEsoLCIIsNs,
WHEFEAs. We See hat some Of the Leading
n; D. = Ut tup STATE ate ui-rouTsslIg our poor
i,uI,le oI The SuuthrIu = ates from IniIII.s,Ts-
iing "a Iuis stat; and,
NHER A., W rhiuk il to be an unjust
DISCRIMINATE against our p Uple on ac-
c,uur fro.or fuerrfOrs, To- IL
R@Olrcd That We. The e"Ior-d citizens OF
LeaN,.u ~urih IIN ana "uunry- Ola pp owe Oi
the cour Fursu Il bS IN - lHl '-TS and also
the ,ts,nd taken 10y Rev l. q Embry IN hI~
article TO the EeaNvnwurtn TIMES u iue 20 IA
inst
? That We extend TO our brethren of the
SoGtn greatest Sympathy, and s7y To
Il EN- come on 10 * nsss a. many - want
TO come ana TAX up the Idle land hat white
ptopI'. ar king up -v-ry lay
8 That tBe>. r->OIuilO =, win the proc ed
ings of This meeting. toe publs al ia ia"
Gai V pHlrr- of tue city, anu cOifN az these
re~uu iIon> Tee furnished the Christian EecOr-
der ( pubiraIl'
Sigu.d : T.. \ Hubbard, john l. Waller,
Sandy Chapman.
Rev J. 4. EmbEy, Rev. T. Hubbard, Th"s
Newton, l. alter, Capt. ". II. MtIthe~s,
and Others spoke upon the r,s"luli ions, when
the Iolloxin. substitute Tor the original T,s
olutions were offered and unanimously
adopted:
WHEkEA-, There Is now coming 10 our
Stale i.Igr numb r al 'olnT.d people nom
tn. southern = .,''s; Iut BEFORE hr AZ
RosOiuef Ina 4 l. the duiN - our people
to oIz4I u at one, for The lu Io~e ol atdlhs
anu assisting the U.sJItUte 60 cor Il IeOp =
are moving from the SUN 10 IN &:
North. ana Tor lac pur,ao>e al carry ing out
The Dfi rcsS of this 9, solution We ief' by ie
comm iu.. ma the appointment OF n commit e
OF iu,- To- take Ih- maTt-r INTO con Liberation
and report al an adjourned meeJin. TO be
cali.d y q e Pr,siueu
R-SUlu,d hat We % po>ei to the pas
sag, at any law To prohibit any class al PEG
pl.. from ronig- TO Kansas
RsSGlUef, hat ". We come Ia GU stale EN-
i-T att fTDm all y arts OF tie world " come
here of Itseif own free wi at q cord.
GA motion Rev. 4 \ Hubba Il, ihos'
Newton, } l.. Waller aud \ Jones were
appointed Il selec the commit e OF nine
and publish The SAM, when IN tde.'
Ga motion the meeting adjournea.
IA \. : .0S tSk r. Secretaries.
ARTHUR " ALrOS
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Sherifs sac, No. as.

DUBLTC NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN,
4 Ihd; under and by vir ut OF Judgment
rendered IN the District Court IN the County
OF LsavenwnEth- in he stat- OF Kansas, ia
an action wherein Mathew keenan, 8ud Da-
yld J. Fr5w n are Pa ntifis, and the Kansas
Central Railway Company Is Defendant,
and OF an execution issued on said 5..E-
msDt to me directed and delivered, VIII
on NOncaEr the fourteenth day of April,
ID. 49,, at eleven o'clock \. ". Of that
day, at tine south front door Of The Court
auu=s In the C.ty OF LaayeuwOrtE, in the
CuGty OF Laoveu worth, ia the state OF Kan
Sas, offer at pCu.!J sale and sci! 20 the highest
bidder for cash in bard, or in the bonds
and coupons o. SAID Railway Company, Sc
cured by its deed o. trust, the pI1g..rty OF
taC ksas1, central Railway G. Wp5Hy, the
sam" being the follow. ing desert bed property
situate lying Sud being IN :He Counties OF
Leaveu worth, Jefferson, ArsllsCu. Jackson
and IJttaNatOm-e' IL Tie Stale OF kansas,
namely
All and singular the railroad OF said defend
ant constructed Drfws" en- tine CITY Of Letyeu
worth and the NcTmiiiuu hivsF, In the
township OF MIL Creek, County OF PO-ta wat
eighty miles. mOr- or Jess, and also all the
property rights and purchases wnat~Oevs I
now held by said Railway Company, in
Guiding ali the railways, ways and rights o.
way, AID 81 the depot grounds and other
l-nCS and all the tracks. bridges, v.atUets,
cuiver's, fences and other structures, and all
the drPUts, stations, station houses, engine
houses, CT houses, !.e'g GIT LOus' an other
buildings, aud a machine shops and other
shops, held or acquired by said Railroad
Company for use IN connection with said
rOtd, or in connection with rIe bussu'l :
thereof, and including also al the IDCuW0
tiyss- tenders, passenger, baggage, freight
and other car, and all the other rolling So OK
and equipments. and al thu machinery. tools,
implements, fuel and material. Tor construct
ing operating, repairing or replacing said
railroad, or the equipments OK appE-t-p-
an - Of the said railroad, how held By the
said Railway Company, and inc udiu-. also
all the franchises Of the said Ttli way com o
psny, contested with or re- atlug II the sad
railroad, or the construction maiU'HlU-
Ence or use hereof, together with ell and sin
gulsr the teuemours, EgTgl.taWguts and aI-
pUTtenaucrs OF far said railroad and prem
ISIS, or any part thereof. belonging or IN any
wise appuFtGIuluE,atud the TeyeT~igu or reveT-
siOns remains and p. m8iUd-Ts, tolls, in
comes, rents, issues and IrD1ts Thereof, and
also all The estate, 7. r,, ttIa, interest, prop
eTty posse sion, claim and demand na'sD-
ev. r, aS well IN law as in equity. OF The sail
railroad company, Of, In al. ID the same,
and any anu every part and paTcg! thereof
with the appuTfenaHCeS, ana all the books
nf account and vouchers kept or 10 be kept
by said party defendant, said railroad con
psny, and relating 10 said railroad, or the
business Thereof
Dated this 18Th day OF March 1s-a.
2. q LOWE,
Sheriff NJ Laavenworth County, Kansas.
STII LISG5 3 SHILLING Attorneys .Or Pam
TN.
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walking suit in gendarne blue ard novelty
brocade in which the blue predominsted
was made with the Jacket bssqUe The
lower basque az the bTocsde buttoned
straight down the front, producing the
effect Of the long square vest. Over ii
buttoned the natty double-bressted j. ket
showing fully four inches Of the bFocade al
the bottom, and the surface cut Of the neck
disclosed the high vest.
ANOTHER ELABORATE DRESS,
also in the favorite blue color, was in ink
blue sros grain, and figured brocade, in
green, blue, and old gold, with Just a touch
Of cardinal. The back of the skirt Of the
elk was unique, entirely untrimmed, and
laid in wide piaits its entire length. The
wrinkled tsblier was also of the ink blue.
and the shirripgs that formed the sides and
The long revers at the back were of the bro
csde, and fastened under full bow above
the plated back. The skirt was finished
by novel and quite inde-cribsble arrange
ment OF shell paintings of the silk.
CERTAIN ovERsKIRTs AND WALKING COATS
in the light weight sll wool cloths are sell-
ing freely. They are f,ultless in cut snd
depend upon their style entirely, being
wholly untrimmed, except loops Of brown
ribbon on the skirt and hanA7oms horn but
tons on the coat. These are worn with
short walking skirts ii siIk 6r cachemer.
and the two pieces sell for SO. Short suits
OF pressed flannel, with box plated fronts,
are among the pretty shopping suits, though
in dark gray, with triple collar On the
coat, are especially desirable. The ladies
declare, and back their opinion with their
money, as the betting people say, for they
buy them, that these Eastern rnsde gar
ments have an air about them thst ia inim-
itsble However. that may b.. they are sx-
tempting to tie impecunious
admirer.
THE NEW PARASCLs
and sun umbrellas Of which we have heard
rumors have arrived, and are shown in
black, brown and blue The designs are Of
rather a sporting chsrscteT-a tiny h rss-
shoe, every nail distinct, and a whip, being
favorite figures, brocadei in white upon the
dark backgrounds The sticks are gener-
ally plain, the bamboo and natural wocd
being the choice. though the Delightfully."-
UGLY PUG FACES,
well carved in ivory, with beqdy black eyes.
are fashion that has held its own Very
handsome brocade parasols, Of extra size,
lined with white silk aud edged with deep
black lace, with inner Isce Of white aopIi- |
one, are offered at So Similar STYLES |
with fringe instead Of lace are slso shown |
Pretty novelties in dress goods surprise |
Us every day, and we are assured the end OF |
the chapter Is not yet thought OF, bat that !
the merchants are massiUg their res=ryes |
Tor Easter week
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Itching Gtres.

The Symptom are moisture Ike Te-sPira
ton, intense itching, increased by scratch
ing, very distressing, particularly al night
as II pin worms were Crawling in Fnu
about the reCtUm, the private parts e
sometimes affected; IL allowed 10 continue,
very serious results may follow. Or. Swayus's
All Healing Ointment Is pleasant
sure cure.
HOME CARES.-We were great sufferers
ON itching Piles, the symptoms were Ss
sbOve described, the uss OF Swayns's ONT
nent in short time made perfect cure.
J, W. CHRIST, Boot q Shoe House, 81 y.
&C. ~.
&c. wEY8iAHy, Halter, $. Eisth 81. Phil
a ieiphla.
Reader, II you are suffering from this dis
q sssing Comp plant, or letter, Itch, Scale
Had, Ring Worm, BARRIERS Itch, any Cru ty,
-caly, Skin Eruption, use SWayne's ONT
nent and be cured. sent my mail TO any
address on receipt Of price, (In currency OF
postage stampsl, 80 cents box. three boxes
I.-5. Address letters DIR. Swayne . son, 80
y. Sixth street, Philadelphia. No change for
advice. Sold Dy leading druggists. In Leav-
snwC-th, by Arnold & Hunt Campbell and
kspdrick. tusstE uTsatEN
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REPORT
Tire Joint CcTumi tees OF the Senate
ami Heu Make their Report 10 the

ami lieu q Make herr Report 10 the
Caucus.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The two COM
mittees appointed last week by the Demo-
cratic csucuses Of the House and Senate
held another joint meeting this afternoon
and reached final agreement concerning
both the general nature and precise form
Of their Recommendations for political leg
islstion during the present session Of Con-
gress. They will recommend that the re
peal of the law authorizing the presence of
troops at the poll- be eriec ed BY the incor
porsting in the army appropriation bill
copy al the clause sgrs.d 10 by the house
f representatives at the last ssssion; that
;he jurors test oath be likewise simply
abolished by the insertion Of
repeslirg clause in the legislature,
executive and judicial appropriation bills,
sud hist provisions then be incorp rated by
the House in the same bill sm-pdatory Of
the law in regard TO the mode of empan-
neling jurors be sub-tanti ally re sdopted by
the dominant parry this session. In sddi-
ii IN to the two last named clauses there
will be recommended for incorporation into
the legislative, executive and judicial sp-
preparation bills, a. amended, the follow
ing appropriations for expenses of the
courts, a series Of clauses, the effect of
hem. if enacted, will be to repeal existing
authority for the appointment Of the chief
supervisor and deputy msrshsis for cleo
tions, and to restrict the functions and the
power of the two supervisors of different
politics, whose appointment in the present
manner will continue to be authorized to
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ApHs>G Or BEAUTY.
the iIzra- OF sne retSopOIi.-J. 7.
nHs,n'. New PhUt graph taller,

MIR J T. Mason opened his new photo
graph gallery 1T No. Az Delaware street
lover Woo. : shut depsD yesterday, and il
now prepared To receive ais friends, aud guar-
ante the finest work to be found IA the west
Mr. Mason has fitted up h!s rooms in most
elegant aud tasty manner, esch apartment
being carp-ies and the reception room "r
paT4oT DsIsg uinl-i. '-I wa coy chairs AID
lounge, ana the ~ - EuIg w4Jh paintings
ana So, cIinens II 40. photographs ART ,IT
NJ ssOn s.,> IahvH great aims Ia nt up his gal
iers JasgeI4lN atG u-,- IA ode IL the fiuest n
thu cItl ana tH' tquai OI any IN the western
county, Inc ~ .l5EL or OpSrtii : room IL
tinted ~ tia CaTN LOS new discovery, " hich
rOiGsu~ the mega ~" aud -hOTt-u> ii4e eN .sBs
ur-, tend az tp.r RI a more bTIi iant .Jfrc
The iIgis [, "A room tinted vita Lil> CO pT,
L. - sIIpB a. cloudy weather a. In any ON
mon room Il bT cat n day, aud IL
the foTIn.. OuIy O. r-IhIrs &c TIM Is rrquiT-
Mr. NJ .sou J. amen uu,..i>i In ihi> aTt and
can anu l,,s guarantee HOEh 'qual TO any
which can D. igTIf II Oul IN tn WesfeTn
country OF in In.- ss,st, either, FIR. That
matter. Iils friends Shuuld.eHi- inber y here
lie J., II No. 1 , Delaware s;IerJ ug staiTs.
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A Library tor the People.

In another CO Umn will be found the ad.
veTiISement of II. ". Derby & 60 of oium.
bus, o, pTopTleJors OF the Peoples Library.
The correction OF ;ne p ople's Libr4ry il a
nsppy thought The books are judicIously
s.-ircled al Il iurntshed at a tow cost, aud viii
neeXtsnsIv'iy purchased by ali classes "a
whom good boss are n he essity The woI *
of the btsG kEoan and most popular writers
have been Careful iy examined. and sofae OF
th-tr chol cesI production have thus been sc
!ectsd for a place Ia the Peoples Library.
Ih, freshest and the best of whaIev, bes ong-
to every department. OF knowledge may be
found in the As, 20 pages OF reading matter
contained in the one hundred volumes.
schools colleges, families, lodges and socie-
lies OF Ri K lnds will nnd the Peoples Libra
~ a wise and economical expenditure of the
small sum re iuisiie TO obtain II Purchases
are most easily effected by means OF the CO
operative plan A club OF twenty Iersons,
TOR instance, by an individual pay ment of 90
can secure the Library, and for the pay mcni
Of this small sum each. mem Der has the Use
OF one hundred COLLAR worth OF books.
plsn more simple and feasible can scarcely
he devised. Every rural district by CO opeT-
alton may establish In It's midst a choice H.
oIary. The larger the membership OF the
club or society, th- less the Expense TO men,
bers, ana the more extended the usefulness
of he library. individuals can by At once
investing ti0o in the library secure a far bet
ter class and 4 much larger number Of stand
ard books that they can ever hope TO secure
by individual purchases
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lie " inners ~ Prizes ip the Preach
Exposition Lot ery

Are thus d-scTibed ia the Paris corresDon-
u.nc,. OF the ew YORK. TIitURs: "A ucA-i
porter has won The grand diamond psrure;
Nout M a wIo sells ladies owes at tnt
NI-axteinps, the locomotive; girl emp!oye ed
Ia polishing pincnb-ca rings, 800 francs
- orth oil brlIlISnIs; an employee In u e Ma
be, n A rich man or woman favored by for
tune with gross lot All the waller does no'
=, TO Ii4e Ilver. IL as well for people weight
~ Handicapped by the circumstances OF
their blrIh. breeding AID employ ment, To be-
HeNe IN luck A. wei - in the saSlng pOsei
oi merit" The scheme of the celebrated
Loui,Isna State LOTTERY IL far more ATTRACT
Iv-, AZ presented Tor the next drawing In an
Other column.
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The state Of Kansas County OF Lgayen-
VOLTS
In the Probate Court Of said County and state
In the matter os-the Ea;a'a O.: Maria :.
stephens Deceased.
Creditors and all other persons interested
IN the Aforesaid Estate are hereby notified
tuaf at the next regular term of tine Probate
Court, in ana fO~ sad County 10 be begun
and held aJ the Court Room in the city aud
tOruty Of IeaveUWOrth. -tarepf Aforesaid,
on the fret Monday in the month Of April
A. D. !s54 I shah apply Ia the sail Court I'T
full and final settlement Of said Estate
Thomas !. Hines Admins ratCE o. Maria =
stephens. D-cF.szrd.
Lsayeu OTth city, \. D ls-l.
Mar s " Z "
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SheriFs Sale 10. &C.

nTBTIC NOTICE - HERE BY GIVEN,
< That Uu,eT and by virtue Of "a judgment
rendered In the Distinct Court M the county
Of i-aTrDWDTtu, an the STATE Of n BuSEe. I'm an
action wherein -arth 4. Mitchell T. PI4lUtId,
a. a David II Mitchell - Defendant, and az
ana an execution issued on sad jIdgu eut.
10 me diIt cfeJi ami delivered, viii ON Mon
day. thu Iwrnty-"igHtI dry or April, ID.
ID. 1872. ~ e',va II U'cO.S \ NJ or hat day, II
the south rTOns door Of the Court Hnu>-, in
the tltF of LaaNeuWOrIn, IN tNr CoU .ty Of
l. av-nWOTth, In the STATE or Eg >aS. offer
-t PgbIc : tie and sell 10 tn- hlguUSf bidder
for cash in hand. tae following ,la~r-i "a
tract Of land - u1tc, lying and bel NJ In the
County If L'sIveuTOrtu, in the STATE Of Kan
sags, namely:
The northeast quarter OF section number
even M, town mine tsf, raG-e tween y. Jv-O
en- except twe.v- az acres ont o. the north
east corner thereof now owned by Stuart
Hastings.
Dated this 9th day Of March, 1s-H.
q q LOWE.
Sheriff OF 7 sqvenworth County, Kansas.
} STILL SIS, Attorney for rlaintlE.
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Guardian Net &C.

The State OF Kansas, LsavenwoEth Coun-
ty-ss-
In tie Probate Court IN am to- sad Count
and State.
In the mater ofthe estate Of Margaret Mitch
ell, t1srt-, William Denhoim guardian.
Notice j. hereby given that letters OF guar
diausufp have been Er utsd to the under
signed, on n e-tat- OF Na-zaTet Mitchell,
IN insane person. Of said county. by the
Probate Court OF the county anu state afore-
said, dated the IstI day OF February, a. d.
is79, of which all parties concerned will tab g
due notice, and govern themselves accord
tngiy. WILLIAM pESHOLM,
Guardian.
Tnarsx3
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Exists, or II the NJ r II gray, dry or harsh,
the natural youthful color can. re restored
oy using "LondOn Hair Color kcstUrer,' ths
most delightful article ever introduced 70 the
American people Tor increasing ITS growth,
TesirOringitS natural color an as the same
time "a lovely hair dressing All beautitsr.-
Il il totally different from all Others not
sticky OT gummy, and iree from ali In pure
ingredients that render many other articles
obnoxious; in fact IL is eNqUlsitely perfume
md 70 clearly and elegantly r-paTed a. u
make IL a lasting L.lr dressing and tJi.e.
tuzuTy.
]. A. TYNES, 4 PROMINENT CITIZEN,
Wilson, y G, writes: Some ten years ago
my w.ie'S hair commenced falling and got
very thin and turned gray but after using
London Hair Color kestDTsT" the scalp be-
came healthy, the hair stopped falling, the
color Wa restored, ana Is now growing
beautifully.
Ask your druggist for London HsiT Color
Restorer. Price, - cents bottle. six bottles
for 81. Main Depot Tor the United ) aIes,
80 North Sixth street, Philadelphia
Sold by Arnold q iiuut, and Campbell and
kendTick, Druggists, LeaveGwortu.
tuesthrsaiSr
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You NInst Cure That Comsh

With Suilohs CO1sumntiOu Cure you can
cure yourself. II mas established the Ig'l
that Consumption can bC cured, while fDI
coughs, Bronchitis. NhOOping Cough, A-th,
ma, and all Diseases OF Throat and Lungs, II
l. absolutely without m equal. Two doses
will relieve your child Of Group, Il is pie as
ant tn take and perfectly harmless 10 the
youngest child, and no mOtheg can afford "a
be- without H. on can Use JwO-thlrdS OF q
bottle and II what We say j. not true We will t.
und the price paid. Price, 10 cis., SO c's and 81
per bottle II YOUR lungs are sore or chest or
back lame Use ShlIOh'S POrt Us Plaster. sod
by Arnold * Hunt, Wholesale Dealers.
wtG!r.suuGW
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She D.Rtt.-rnga OF

Ing, the aver e Of life b-iUg Ie-s...et ev ~
year, without any reasonable Cau-e, death
result NJ generally from the most ils. EuIh
cant origin. At this Sea- on Of The year
periHlIy a cold + such common thing that
IN the hurry of every dIy iii" We are apt to
overlook The dangers ate ntins II and often
md too late tIBI a lever r lung trUub e d a.
already SET in. Thousands lose their lives
every winter, white had Bo>chee's German
syrup been taken, a cure would have result
ted, and a large bill from a dpCtO- been avoid
ed. For all diseases OF the throat and lungs,
BOScnee's German syrup has proven it>eif.IO
be the greatest discovery of ItS kind in medi-
cine. Every druggist in his country Will
tell you OF its wonderful Eject. over q O,ogJ
bottles sold last year without a single IaIl-
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Thief Arrested

Yesterday TrOIDir z 10 " srers, foreman o.
the goveruIn-Gt farm, came 10 the police
quar- ers wtlh the Information mat 81 o.
harness had been so en- nom him. Officer
Miller Was detailed TO Investigate Ia about
an hour be found wher" a Oored iad, named
Thomas Manly. had brought pat Oh the nhf.
Ness az 80 a Them, Ena WAS Then expected
with the remainder He laid for him ana
took him IN Manly il just out OF a fDur
years I.rrn iD the PeBit"bIhry, where he
wss sent for stealing a valuable COW from
Mai Ryan
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My books and accounts. including accounts
dhe the late firm DfJ s2aTd x Foster. viii be
Jeff with Mr. : F. Atwood Al VsIsuusiu-
dt bted 10 me or the finn VIII please cal on
Mr. AfwOos
March y. 1873. [ JAGGAED.
arilEgfW,f
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This dreadful torment the doctors tell Us
is in the blood, and kuO Riug this To be true,
we advise every sufferer 10 Try hUttl. a
Durang'S rheumatic Remedy. II is taken
internally and will positively cure the WORT
case in the shortest time sold by every
druggist in LeayeuwOTtn.
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Died

Mrs. Elizabeth Mcaonigie, wife Of Nr.
Geo -ge MctTonigle, one OF the best know
,.itiZ-us died OF consumption AT about nine
O'Clock sunday. The funeral Will start from
her late residence on TX street between 6th
ana TN al 20, Mas Will be sung over her
remains at the Cathedral ri nine O'Clock to.
day, th. 18th OF Marcel Mr.. McGonigIe and
The young family have the sympathy Of all.
MAY her soul rest in peace.
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& - - g 800 80
;. WHIT TIER
SIT st, Charles Street,

q 49, N=AAl-@- S-&ocAy
Tr-. O.. slruS Of Eeucrli Diseases, Semi.
p Eul-- rIs and sexual Debility, w.sh
urrrra .-I-d success No matter who failed
Ca.l orwr..s 2; pamphlet or consultation fee.
Can refer 20 The medical profession in all
pr~.s Of the Country .
Pop. -..... .-rItrI 0O0F. zSnPa-esJon
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