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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-12-22

Delinquent Sale NATURALIZATION Vine
Growers Association. Location Of principal place
county, California. Notice-There are delinquent
upon the following described stock, on account of
Assessment No. 6, levied on the 1st day OF NoVEM-
BER a. D. 1880, the several amounts set opposite
the of the respective Shareholders az follows
No. No.
Name. Cent Shs. Amt
u, II herT... .....-..'....'.' o. GU w
And in accordance with law and an order of the
Board of Directors. made on the lst day of NOVEM-
Der, A. D. 1880, so many shares of each parcel Of
such stock may be necessary win be sold at public
auction, at the Office of the company, at Brighton
Sacramento county, California, on the 9th day Of
JANUARY, A. D. 1881, at the hour of o'clock
P NJ of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon together with the costs of advertising and
expenses of sale. 7. c. PERKINS, Secretary.
Office, Brighton, Sacramento county, California.
dS-1aw4wW
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Book AUCTION this evening at Sherburn Il
Smiths, 4 street, near Fourth.
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FINE French DIAGONAL WALKING CoAT
AND VssT !-One of the latest styles in
clothing. Mechanics Store.
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THE choicest holiday goods at L. Bien's,
Eighth and streets.
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Presents FOR THE CHILDREN in Toy De.
partment, Mechanics Store.
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The Choicest Imported wines and
Liquors, by the bottle gallon at SHEARS, Eighth
and streets (Clunie Building) Every article
warranted pure. dl6lm
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If You are short of funds for Christmas,
and not able to buy an expensive present,
invest in time-piece for the house. w. B.
Miller, j street, near Seventh. has full line. :
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JAPANESE ORNAMENTS, in great variety,
Just received and for sale cheap by E. ).
Croker L Co.
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SIX TO SIXTEEN desirable patterns for
dresses, all lengths, from TO 16 yards, suit.
able for presents, are offered ct Mechanics
Store Call and see them.
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READ large advertisement of Mechanics
Store on first page
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1it4liuONi- Iuob ttlC tlluS lOE uOlIu-J
at the TX l. Store.
How DOES THIS HIT You FOR A CHRISTMAS
PRESENT Best bakers extra -four, 81 70 per
barrel; ive-gallon can best, 1902 test, water
white coal oil, 81 rs; ten-pound sack Califor-
mia oatmeal, 45 cents !; half gallon can of pure
mape syrup, rs cents choice fresh Petaluma
butter, rs cents per roll !; ten-pound sack pure
buckwheat flour, 30 cents, and everything
away down, at cash grocery of III. Fl. Pauik,
Sl4 K street.
ANOTHER NOVELTY in books is announced
by the Houghtons. They have 3. 10, Is, 20
and % cent counters, loaded with books at
these prices-all books being reduced 80 per
cent.
DRESS LENGTHS for holiday presents. at
Mechanics Store.
READ large advertisement of Mechanics
Store ON first page.
EMBROIDERED LINEN HANDKERcHIEFs at
L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
ALL-wooL CLoAKING CLOTHS for 50 %, at
| L. Bien's, Eighth and streets.
The CRASH Has CONE and the work be-
gun at the 1leu LOUISE. NO DacR.
Goods must go at some price.
CHILDREN's TURBANs AND CAPS in all the
latest Styles at the Xxi Store.
PRESENTS FOR THE CHILDREN in Toy D.
partment, Mechanics Store.
SPANISH LACE F1cHUs at L. Bien's, Eighth
and j streets.
LINEN HANDKERoHIEFs at L. Biens, Eighth
and j streets.
MoTTo SUsPENDERs, silk-embroidered; only
a few left at the Xxi Store, j street.
MEMS, youths and boys overcoats and
listers at the XXI Store.
If You are short of funds for Christmas,
and not able to buy an expensive present,
invest in a time-piece for the house. w. b.
Miller, j street, near Seventh. has full line. :
Book AUCTION this evening at Sherburn &
Smiths, 4 street, near Fourth.
LADIES, in selecting your Christmas pres
ents for the husband, brother or beau, buy
one of Pettit's meerchaum pipes, cigar-hold-
ers, fine cigar cases, or nice box of those i'm
ported cigars.
FoR HOLIDAY PRESENTS, visit J. B. Klune's
| jewelry store, No. 226 j street, between
Second and Third.
For WHooPING CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
READ large advertisement of Mechanics
Store on first page.
REsTLEssNEss AT NIGHT; nightmare, nerv.
GUS twitching, ETC., give way to peaceful
slumber-tired Natures sweet restorer-by
using Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier, the
Vegetable Sedative and Tonic.
Presents FOR THE CHILDREN in Toy De
partment, Mechanics store.
THE display OF fancy goods, presented II
large window southeast corner Fourth ano
K streets, is attracting considerable attention
Have a look at it.
WHAT A DIFFERENCE in the prices o.
goods The Red House is away under.
THE BEsr CHAMPAGNE FOR CHRISTMAS
Arpad Haraszshy Co.'s Eclipse.
SIX TO SIXTEEN Desirable patterns fo
dresses, all lengths, from to 16 yards, cult
able for presents, are offered at Mechanics
Store. Call and see them.
DBEss LENGTHS. for holiday presents, a
Mechanics Store.
URTRIMMIscs at L. Bien's. Eighth and ].
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Coon CLoAKs for So, at L. Bien's, Eighth
and J streets.
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grrrn CLASPS at L. Bien's, Eighth andJ.+
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For HOLIDAY PRESENTS, visit j. B. Klune's
jewelry store, No. 226 street, between
Second and Third.
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For WHoopING CoUGH.-Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
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MEMS. youths and boys oyercoats and
listers at the XXI Store.
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MoTTo SUsPENDERs, silk-embroidered; only
a few left at the Xxi Store, street.
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REMEMBER, all the mems and boys clothing
is reduced at the Red House.
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"sIsrER JENNIE. .

Heaven is not reached at single bound
But We build the ladder by which we rise
From the lowly birth to the v1ulted skies,
And We mount to its summit round by round"
August 8, 1880 GE L.
That is the album of my half sister, Miss
Jennie Cowen. Mr.. Landes wrote this. 1
saw him write it one evening Mr.. Landes
always said he did not want his folks to know
they were married until he had taught school
and earned money SO they coHld go away and
live. He said his folks objected to his mar
rving her, and go he wished to keep it from
them that was the reason, as l understood
ii. WHY he directed his letters to me. On one
occasion when Mr.. Landes was at our house
and my sister was feeling badly, he remarked
to her, "Well, when you get well we will
take our babies and go TO Arizona and start
printing Office, and take you, Alice, along,
to be forelady." :
Emma Wixon identified the album above
referred to, and testified that she saw hin
write the verse quoted.
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Dress LENGTHS, for holiday presents, at
Mechanics Store.
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READ large advertisement of Mechanics
Store on first page.
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JAPANESE ORNAMENTS, in great variety
Just received and for sale cheap by H.
Croker Z Co.
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LINEN HANDKERoHIEFs at L. Bien's, Eighth
and j streets.
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How DOES THIS HIr You FOR a CHRISTMAS
PRESENT Best bakers extra -four, 81 70 per
barrel fvegallon can best, 1902 test, water
mia oatmeal, As cents !; half gallon can of pure
map.e syrup, rs cents choice fresh Petaluma
butter, rs cents per roll ten-pound sack pure
buckwheat flour, 30 cents, and everything
away down, at cash grocery of II. Fl. Paulb,
S14 K street.
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,AeKERMAN & co.
!" The Longest Pole Gets the PerSimmon |!

that the which
of
as omakepr
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$
WHAT A FARMER THINKS.

EDITOR GRAPHIC think the farm.
ers ought to feel very thankful, and
believe they will, for the kind offer you
make them Of two columns of your pa.
per. believe 1t will get up an inter-
est which will be q mutual benefit, and
encourage improved methods OF farm
ing.
What is nicer than to have a lot OF
nice thrifty stock, instead Of the old
"hazel splitter" breed. We can just
as well improve our stock as the farmer
of other states. 1t is true some of our
farmers have good stock. but the ma
jorIty of us have not would suggest
that some well qualified stock raiser in
this county, raise biooded stock to sell
to other farmers, and see if he would
not be paid for it, and thus keep the
money at home which we now send off.
Then when farmer wanted to buy he
could go and take his choice and not
be compelled as low to let Others do
the choosing for you.
Now to the farmers If lAdair would
say, avail y urselves of the Graphic's
offer. l hope to see these two columns
filled to their utmost capacity.
NOvINGER FARMER.
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The Irish troubles with the English
government are becoming more for
midable every day, and serious results
are almost unavoidable A gentleman
who has just been on tour through
the whole west of Ireland writes that
the condition OF the people is worse
than that of any other people in the
wsrld. There is proposition which is
probably the best way out of the diff
Guilty, for the government to buy all the
landlords west of the Shannon This
would cost s40O,0O0.000, a mint of mon
ey: vet better spent in that way than
for munitions of war, with the loss of
life and suffering always attending
such a contest as that would be.
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FROM ANDREW COUNTY.
[Graphic Corre.pondence.I

FouNTAINALEAu. Mo-, Dec. Odd
Adair being my native hom-, feel a
great interest in the welfare Of my for
mer nighbors, and the future welfare
OF the GRAPHIC.
think we are in the garden-spot of
Missouri. Andrew county as you are
aware, is a part of the Plat purchase.
We raise from fifteen to twenty-five
bushels of wheat per acre, and sixty to
one hundred and tive, ty of corn. oth>
en- grain, vegetables aud fruits Of all
kinds in proportion. This as your
readers will see, gives the farmer a
chance to raise wheat aud sell 1t, put
the money in stock md feed his corn,
and by SO doing he gets the top price
for his crop. We have good market
here. Wheat is from Ssc to 81 90 per
bushel corn CSC potatoes so to 6oc;
hogs 81 40 to 81 60; cattle So SO
and S. IS. There is great call for
hands here at present, wages 7sc toSi
per day. I. A, BRasHEAR.
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Buffalo Is leading off IN new CHART
able ideas. Ii proposes The establish
ment of i ''creche, an institution to
care for children of the poor who have
to leave them alone while at work. Ten
cents day. tiTe cents day additional
for each child belonging to the same
family will be charged. They Will be
disenfectsd and costuined. The ycung-
er ones will receive kindergarten in
struction, the older Sent to the public
schools and come TO the institution for
their meals. There are one OF two m
titrtions Of this sat IN Detroit. bat on
limited scale.
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Wanted Immediately.

$1,000 pounds fresh butter, 5000
dozen fresh eggs, and all kinds OF
country produce. Call and see me
before Won sell. and get my prices, and
do not be fooled by street runners, my
price is cash strictly.
THos. HoLBEooK
Kirksville, No, Sept, Is.
I saw Andrew Jackson with Wheel
e1 & Wilson's silent No. S sewing ma
chine.
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The practice of shooting animals
who are so unfortunate as to break a
leg will have TO be gwen up. In England
a valuable COW who had the misfortune
is row pursuing her customary voca-
ton with wooden leg. upon which she
moves withease if not with grace. In
the case of race horse it might be
difficult TO secure as good service with
an artificial as with natural leg: but
among the lower order Of equincS there
is no reason why art shouldn't furnish
an effective substitute for a lost limb.
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CoPAaTNEHsHIr.-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
of medicine. DIR. e. 4. Cohen. They
will carry on the practice at DIR. SWEET
MANS old stand. and calls will be
promptly attended to at ali hours OF the
day OF niglt.
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kENDALL'S SPAWN CURB
ON HUMAN FLESH

B,RxE.s,IELD. " Dec 8, iSs1
B. J. Kendall 81 Co. /: Gents.-I ish % sd
NV ,esi rnoly in favor o. your invaluable lin
imeni, .ncndaiTs spayiu Cure" In lhe s,r.
ing Of lsi2 slipped on the ice and .prained
my right limb ~ Ia knee joint wore .
l.lnt.a.se over il for over year, and tried nos:
eyeryti.ii.. in my reach, but could lind meth
in., tina; would give me- permanent relief
u nen OTeTw"I sed, it would pain me very
much. IL April 1873. began to think Isho'd
be a cripple for life but having some Of
"kc;.d.i.', SPAWN Cure" thought would ,ry
IT, used one Third OF . bottle. aid expert
cncrG relief 1t once he pin lef; snS
las not troubled ide siuce. | feel very grs;s.
i!i To you. sid would recol3msad
KenlI.T, SPAWN Cure" 70 ali who suffer sish
spr.Iizs or rsi-l.matisr1. Yours truly,
MRS. j. BOufEL
krndaii's SPAWN Curs is sure is il esss:s
mild in it action il doe, not oli.tor, vet it
* Penetrating and powerful 10 reach every
deep seated paia or " remove Aay bsav
crowti. or oiLor enlargement. such As spavius.
iints. chris. Gallons. ,prains, s~cilinSs.
an, iamenss. and Ill -u.argm-uLI Of tss
ioin:s or limbs, or rheumatism in man snA
f,r ans purpose for which Il IMMINENT il used
for nlan or h----., Il is now known TO &c he
best Imminent fpT n;:a ever Used, acting mild
sad Vet certain IN il effects.
Send ,.t!slrr-, tor illustrated circular ~hieh
We Think give. positive proof Of its vir:use
No remedy h., rvar r.-t With such ua1sLi-
fed .ucce.. to Gg. knnw!-lS.. foE hesst -
49, As r,t-in
Frire Il, per ao-.le. OF six bottles for q.
"A. 1rJGLI-Ts haze il or can Eeiil for yss.
or It wiz BE sen: 20 any ad:irs-. on receipt
o. price b. the rronri-tor-. DR.. =. J KIN
u.i.L :. 60. iro-iuF.h Pals. Vermont
Richardson 4 -. Ct Loris No !
,--l J. Sla.th. St Jo=e:si. 10. Agents.
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NOTE 1. lhe members OF the eXecu-
tive committee elected as per above
minutes. met Monday afternoon. Nov.
18th, and after organization, and full
comparison of views unanimously took
action in the following particulars.
l. To send to the Parent society,
New York, thirty dollars as donation
for its missionary work.
2. To request the Parent Society,
through our district superintendent.
Rev. f. Wright (who was present Sab
BATH night, and also at Mondays meet
ing) to arrange for re-canvass of our
county as soon as the demands of their
WORK elsewhere will admit
3. To place on deposit with the Pa
rent society for this or other needful
work Lthe surplus funds in
our treasury after meeting the current
expenses OF our own depository.
NOTE ,. The depository is at the post
Office BOOK store. A new supply of
books just received for which ABOUT
sixty dollars of the money on hand will
Immediately be paid over. Neat Bibles
as low as . cents.
Testaments 5 cents each.
No1E 3. Additional gifts are re-
spectfully solicited from friends of the
cause who were not present Sabbath
night. Pay to any of the officers.
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The Wabash. St. Louis & Pacific rail-
way is selling one thousand mile tickets
for sos. They can lie had from l.. S.
Allsn, Hannibal or Frank Ferris,
Quincy
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Two nice rooms TO rent, over Miss
Sue BaIrd's millinery store. Enquire
at the Office OF Drs. Swetnam and Co.
ben.
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A Bridgeport attorney recently took
strong exception to arullng ofthe court
that certain evidence was inadmissa Bile.
Il know. your honor, said he warmly
THAT it is proper evidence. Here have
Ieen practicing at the bar for forty
years and now | want to know if | am
a fool9" That, quietly replied the
court, is question o. fact and not Of
law, and 50 | shall not pass upon it, but
let the jury decide.
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STOP THAT COUGH.

BY going to the reliable and well
known drug stand of ]. G.. Jameson,
Kirksville Mo-, and buying ST. bottle
of GREEN MOUNTAIN COUCH BAEsAM.
Ii. after using two-thirds, you get no
relief, return the balance and get your
money back. See advertisement In
his paper.
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vs. EE11i.Y

ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR.
Payable IN advance. SPECIAL rates to
Agents. Remittanccs should be made
by United States Post-oiiice Money or
ders, bank drafts. or registered letters,
when ever it can be done. Directions
should be made plainly. giving name
OF Post oitic. and state. Address all or
ders to GLOBE PRINTING co. ST.
LOUIS, Mo. 80.
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THos. fioLBIooK.
CONDENSED TELEGRAES.

The Chinese treaty is on its way to
this country.
A branch Of the Irish Land League
was organized in Philadelphia Sunday.
Robert X. Brown was arrested at
FuIsom. Cal, for counterfeiting quar-.
tiers and dimes
Chas. Druffel, five years old. was
shot and instantly killed at Cincinnati,
by his te- year old brother.
VIM. Stein attempted to get on train
at Steubenville, o.. , and fell under the
wheels and was killed.
John Vasser was struck by a locomo-
tive on coal railroad near Elizabeth
Pa. land frightfully mansled.
John Williams. of the Tenth Cavalry
stationed at fort Concho, shot and killed
a gambler named John Anderson over
a game OF cards.
John Sigler, while throwing coal on
the steamer Lizzie Johuson, from the
gaurds, fell into the water near Vicks-
burg: and was drowned.
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ANNIVERSARY EXERCISES.

KrnKsv1liE, Mo-, Nov. %, 1850.
The Adair County Bible Society me-
in the Christian church at Z o'clsck il
the evening to celebrate the fourteenth
anniversary of its reorganization. The
house was well filed by the congrega
tons of the different churches whic!
had given up their individual services
to JON in this union meeting.
After the president, Rev. W. p. Ma
son. had taken the chair, the choir sang
as voluntary the hymn beginning:
There 10 II lard of pure delight"
The divine blessing upon the service;
of the evening was then invoked by
Rev. j. C. Ship.
The choir and congregation sang,
u love to tell the story
OfJesus and his love"
Rev. DR.. Mitchell read scripture Sc
lections from Rom 10 and 2. Tim. 8.
Rev. 4. V. Bayley led the congrega-
ton in prayer.
The chair then appointed Messrs. ].
S. Blackman, j. 7. Payden. S. H. Will
liams. NJ. l.. Thompson, G. A. Smith
and W. J. Brasfeld a committee to
nominate officers for the following
year.
Work, for the night is coming"
And succeeding lines were sung by the
audience. After which the secretary
read the minutes of last years anniver-
sary, and reported substantially the do
ings of the executive committee during
the year.
The treasurer, Mr.. w. 7. Baird. read
his report and also the report of the de-
positary. Mr.. B. F. Henry.
Two stanzas of the hymn Precious
Bible. what Treasure. were then
sung and Rev. ]. J. Bentley, proceeded
to deliver discourse founded on 2,
Tim, 3:16-"All scripture is given by
inspiration OF God.
Following the sermon collection
and subscription was taker which ag-
gregated about forty-eight dollars.
The committee on nominations now
reported recommending certain persons
as officers for the ensuing year. These
u,,.a all elprted and are as follows.
Pres. W. p. Mason: Vice-preSident, J.
e. Barnard: cor. sec, s. Boyd; Treas.
W. I. Baird: executive committee, J. j.
Bentley, J. B. Mitchell. j c. Ship, A.
V. Bayley, and G. Z. Dew.
The society then adjourned. Closed
with the doxology and benedictlon.
w. 2. Mason, Sec.
J. S. BOYD, Cor. Sec.
TRxAsURER's REPORT
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CITY ITEMS.
Always 20 to Baylor's

Always 90 to Baylors
SEQ Overcoats at Baylors.
1000 suits clothing at Baylors.
Cramps, passimentrias at Baylors.
-1
100 Cloaks and dolmans at BaylOrs.
Broeaded and plain velvetS at Baylor
Hats. boots & shoes at Baylors.
Everything cheap a: Bsvlors.
Don't buy until you try Baylors.
BAYLOR wants to see YOU
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i n D Err o ATH.

To WHOM IT x,Y CoscgRx the yer
1915 treated With Kendalrs SPAWN Cure .
one SPAWN ofseverai months growth. near
= half a. la-g. : hens egg. and complete
I!y.topp.G the iaincncss and removed The e.
,a.gemcnt have worked the horse vyry
hard ever since, and lie never has been lane
nor could ever sec any difference in the size
u the hook juiut. since treated him with
Kendall, Spawn Cure.
IA. GAISD
Eno.blr-h Fall, W Feb. %, 1879.
Sworn ard subscribed to before me NJ
9th dag OF Fen, \. u. l,.9.
JOHN q, j :.NNE., Justice Of Ice Resss.
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Did you see Andrew Jackson with
the No. 81
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The kcokuk and st. Louis Line was
compelled to abandon several of its
trains last week on account of scare
lty of water and fuel-and that, TOO. at
the busiest time in the season. The
wells all long the line have given out.
The volume of water in the Mississippi
regulates the height of the water
in the wells all along that stream
and it Is lower now than at any time
Cor a year previous! Alexandria Com
mereIal.
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Baylor wants to see YOU.
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Don't buy until you try Baylor's.
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o. Az EoLN LAST
~ And see that your Tickets read over the
WABASH, ST LOUIS & PACIFIC R'Y
J. C. GAULT. He. TOWNSEND.
Cen. Manager. Gen. Pass. Ag't
St Louis, NO. Ct. Louis.
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EVERYTHING cheap a: BSvlor's.
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Broeaded and plain veIvets at Baylor
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Hats. boots & shoes at Baylors.
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Equitable Advertising Rates based on actual
circulation. The advertiser gets just what
he paws fOr-no more no less.
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100 Cloaks and dolmans at Bayl0rs.