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Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
Washington Correspondence.
From Our Special Correspondent.
WAc.rvNrrrcc 1,po

WASHINGTON. June l.
Perhaps it is the weather, aud per-
haps its an order recently issued from
the navy department, but considera-
able interest is just now felt in the
two expeditions to be sent towards
the north pole III search OF the Jean
cite. Capt Cooper, of the navy, who
is to command the naval vessel go
ing up the east coast, has lately re-
celved his Instructions. He will
cruise between Greenland and Spitz-
bergen. He will return this fall, but
there will be growing interest in
the fate of the Jeneatte until she re-
turns or is found, and expeditions
either by government authority, or
private individuals will no doubt be
sent out next year if the present one
fails.
The secretary Of the treasury re-
ceived the five per cent. bonds for
continuance as fast as they could be
sent here after the offer to continue
at three and one half per cent. was
made. In few days he had receiv-
ed $3.50, 900 of them, and is still
receiving them, though the limit of
time was the 23rd inst. All received
since that time are being returned.
The secretary is entitled to congrat-
uations on the astonishing success
Of his operations. He had not the
support Of positive law, but his work
will be sanctioned as soon az congress
meets. Even those who do not be-
lieve in issuing more bonds are COM
PEELED to praise the secretary for his
action. He acted in the absence Of
congress, when nothing could be
done by that body, and congress
will find the bond question in Decem-
Der just where they left it in March,
except that the secretary will have
saved several millions Of dollars in
interest.
One Of the present attractions of
Washington is the series Of out door
concerts by the Marine Band. They
are given each Wednesday and Sat-
urday-Wednesday at the Capitol
and Saturday at the White House.
All Washington from the foreign
minister to the bootblack attend
them, and that, too, with evident en-
jOyment. A.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
Cattle Growing in Dakota.
(Black Hills Times, !

The annual cattle round up which
we announced a short time ago, was
delayed about a week by rainy
weather, which rendered the gumbo
country so yielding and tenacious
that no progress could be made oyer
it. Since the fine weather has set
in the business of gathering them
up, identifying them, branding
and cutting out those in the best
condition for beef and cattle has
been steadily progressing. About
300 men are engaged in one capacity
or another in this business. As we
have heretofore stated, the loss to
the herds in the Hills has been very
small as compared with other local
tiles, and this was among poor Tex
as cattle that came in late in bad
condition. They could not stand
the pressure Of a strange climate
and long winter. As the round
up progresses toward the south and
east the greater is the mortality, es-
pecially, we are informed, around
Laramie and Red Cloud, but why
those localities should have suffered
especially is more than we can ex-
plain. The cattle men in the Hills
are jubilant and are satisfied we
have the best country for that bus
mess in the Union. Sheep do not
seem to thrive well. At least last
winter the herds were about ami
hllated, but such a winter may new
er occur again. Of course we can't
have everything in the stock line,
but we know we can take the cake
as cattle country.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
LO, the Poor Indian.

The Bismarck Tribune has much
to say of late concerning the removal
of the Indians to Standing Rock
Agency, and among other things has
the following interesting items:
Eighteen hundred more Indians
will arrive at Bismarck about June
18th.
BY the middle of June there will
be 1000 Indians within sixty-fve
miles of Bismarck.
Crow King is very vain Indian,
and was afraid his photograph would
fail to show him as good as he was.
O. S. Croft took Photographic
views of the three boat loads Of In
dians while at the levee, and will
soon offer them for sale.
A Fort Buford operator was re-
Gently put in the guard house for
"givlng away" news regarding the
programme for the removal Of the
Indians.
One of the Indian boys on board
the Helena had pendant from his ears
two brass clock wheels fully two
inches in diameter. A 'tbrare" had
one half of one arm tightly wound
with copper wire; another carefully
carried small mirror in leather
case hung on his back.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
Tho Crsp Prospects.

Notwithstanding the apparent late
ness Of the spring, for in fact we have
had but very little spring this year
the transition from winter to sum
mer having been unusually rapid,
seeding is completed nearly as early
as it was last year, and the growing
crops are giving even better promise
of al abundant harvest than was ex-
hibited at this late date in 1880. 1t
has been observed by old and practi :
cal farmers that the seasons follow
ing winters OF unusual depth of
SHOWS are, as a rule, unusually fruit
tul, and thus, while in some localities
seeding has been delayed this spring
on account Of wafer, it is evident
that rapid and vigorous growth
will compensate for delay in the
seeding.
One farmer in this vicinity inform
ed us this morning that although he
had seeded several hundred acres
more this year than last, he was only
four days later, and his wheat is look
ing much more vigorous and thrifty.
1t no unforeseen calamity occurs, like
Il hail storm or hurricane, to de-
stroy the growing crops, North Da-
kota and Minnesota will reap the
heaviest and most abundant harvest
ever known since the settlement OF
the New Northwest this year.
This is sufficient rcfutation of the
false reports circulated throughout
the East few weeks ago that the
prospects Of the farmers in Dakota
were utterly blasted by deva< tating
floods. All the floods We have had
in this part OF the territory have been
beneficial rather than otherwise.
Fargo Rpublican.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
Col. Newport, who has thought

Col. Newport, who has thought
to make himself solid with the new
management of the N. P. by ell
deavoring to break up Messrs. Kin
dred and Power, stands a first class
chance of being bounced from his
high position. His plan Of putting
the company's lands up to five dol
lars per acre has resulted in dam
aging the company to the extent of
thousands Of dollars. He is now
endeavoring to take back track
by coming down one dollar per
acre, but this move is of no benefit
to the company, and only proves
more conclusively than ever that
the whole deal is nothing but a
bold robbery.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
Charges Against Judge Moody.
BLACK Hills Times. |

We are reliably informed that
the parties who have preferred
charges against Judge Moody are
the commissioners of Lawrence,
Pennington and Custer counties.
What they are we do not know,
but we are also credibly informed
by parties who have opportunities
Of knowing, that these charges will
have no more weight than the pa
per on which they are written.
Judge Moody has been a faithful
and just officer whom the malice of
the commissioners cannot effect.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03

An overhauling of the Mississippi
River mail service by the Postmaster
Generals special commission dis
closes some astonishing facts. One
contractor took a $94, 900 series of
mail routes and re-let half Of them
to a packet line for 10000, thus
clearing profit of $50 per cent.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03
STILL BALLoTING.


A circular from G.. K. Barnes,
Esq, general passenger and ticket
agent, to the station and tichet
agents of the Northern Pacific rAl.
road, dated May 3Oth, instructs
them that ssComencing May 3Oth.
stages will connect at Sentinel Butte
for Glendive, Miles City and points
west. Passenger going to Glendive,
Miles City, and points west Of there.
should be ticketed to Sentinel Butte.
Make your rate to Sentinel Batta
eighty cents more than your fate e.
Little Missouri. Trains and 4. ~
Dakota Division, make connes tsoa
at Bismarck with trains Of th, III.
sonri Division.
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1881-06-03

Naltby, the milkman, sdvertises sweet
cream fer sale in this issue.
Tailor Turner is doing good business
and now employs three helpers, two of
whom are ladies'
Rev. Mr.. Wright came from Sanboru
yesterday to attend the strawberry festi =.
val that did not come off.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21
AoCAL JOI-rlsGs.

-c-HepAiEs for Atlaa RnSiua osa la lisi a
9. 5. Mitchell Sc Co. '"-
qor aics sitting shirt, have ii nado L
. GER ut ClAncy's, zoe Main street. up stSir ),
1sr mixed COW and hsFsa fs,d. bras, os,s
IN ShINsy' 'Ee, 50 TO StSdlAsR s Co., No. 757
Kim street Frss delivery. "
--Atlas Portable Engins tsok klps ribbsr
Fair, 1879. - ~ 40 ''4
--Rects2t Vital Restorative cnros seryou,
eiaoiiity. 6sS certificates sf ssn,s in aAyer.
aASasnt IN another coluun.
Nave ysur drawers msds to order At
SlaSc,sy's, double lined in sha seat and war
@s'9d not to rip or break.
=. Who is she! A prominent lsdv rstran
Of the stage, known TO be wealthy. Is faid te
nave it IA her brain to advise EVERYONE with
Hnom she converses TO use Gro and Rock"
rs beverage, or as tonic, or a cure for
isialny Of tho "diaessoa that leah heir to.p
De II 4 cold, cough, ssthms, brochiHs, or tbe
consumption. She always adds, sowsyor ns
sure to got Van. Bells "Rock and Rysp With
ms signature on the labsl, as al otheis Ara
limitations, Ths question is, does she receiys
. &C, commission, OF is she public bepefsetor7
Who is she1 '-''''-'''
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vaults, for the purposes of ei!Jbsr comfor,
health, mSrslity,sr good discipli be- ssi hat,a
Prsyi'isns should Be ftrthw with bsdo
Tho chief artislOl Of manufslctnrs il ~
the ststes appear to DO sSSts and ,bes, fnr.
sitlra aud cabinet makiag, cigIrs, wagons
brsens, etc. S0As'
tina mstlsr OF Fsrdent, l ,'sb,srva ,h,,o
sra lis withA tss last two He1rr Of 49,
thirteen wore pArdsnsd byFGovsrnor HnL
bard aad 100 BY GovsrRSr Robsrf, "a
of all thsss Is owed thOif Eesd luar "a IT,
extrsse youth; 2s ON rssomrasEdstisa Of
'he Gap'rlhtssdeat and the physician TX
we're lot OF for good conduct. and I'd az ~
other grounds. or 4hs shovs nun,bsr s1
we're whitss, 80 celstsd, sad ware g.,i
cans. Major Cores makes this ersollest snc,
geStion, Aaa inSsod, tho head aud this ksart 90
that true OhriTtisn, ssR,ible viewed egd olsl
gast santlsmRs is sluayI full Of sopo liza
thought for thsss under hia charge. Hs saw.
IA tasrai' large numSsr Of mes here vbSss
ssfms range frem two yeArs to life, gks covI6
DO EatslJ released without say ,detrimsnt ~
socisly and whs USuld make coed sitizAns 7
therefore 10 strongly urge the snactnsnt Of
lsW Aul2trlzlss tho granting Of Rardsss
upon SxPrafssd conditions, giVisx he gov
arsSr the power to impose Say c5.sitiss he
Slsssei; tho pSrdsa 10 be void if ia, inoo,od |
oeasltoas shall ..bs not compiled with er
are violated" To which human, rscen,.
rOsRda!oR the mind Of every san,iUs man
hsseDts st sRce, whilst hiI hsArt raesbsratos |
"Nmsn." JIp n
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THE state STkifs.

The Mark Lsns Express says "T'hs Ed
and sosseDssls weather bsa favored 81,
growing crcp sd impaired heslthisr tor,
to tAs trade. Ia brsa stu9s, tho hol da9
soaIoA hNviRg expired, tkera 6sre few ,igR5
Of activity. Except H few provincial
markets, whore values improved, pficss ware
unchanged throughout the wkele country.
SiRcs Monday brssdstuis hsva met wish q
dull and labored sale. Ga Wednesday bust
moss WIS at staRdssill, aud Friday it
WAS slSw 81 slight dsolina. Foreign was
very quiSL and ia fAver Of buyers until Fri
day when American advices Strengthened
holders at London. Stocks ware moderate,
and the supply, though considerably above
that Of tho previous week, WAS alao moderate.
The quantity in passage was materially
greater. IRdiaA WhOah rather cheaper.
Nearly ell foreign -four was ebtaiusble
inside current pricss Barley GLOW; good
mating samples readily sold but tho rest
continued in fsvor OF buyers. Foreign bsr-
Icy was also alew. Oats wm not marketed
freely, but prices steady. Foreign es,s were
in restricted demand and unchaSgea. MaiZ1
Glow AID declining, tho supplies Of spot and
forward months are gradually decreasing.
Sales Of ERglah wheat for tbs past week
32 297 suarscrs ST 48s 4d agsis,t 5000
quarters at 46S I'd for the same period last
year. Imports into tho USitsd KingdSnl
osdod Jasuary l, 1,12S.e79owt, WAeAt, and
Si7,920 cwt. -four.
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NOTICE TO ARnulrrcrs

4
~ By authority OF an act ~ ,ho VI,
Anil Ss OF The state OF Texas. nnnposs j
vids' 90 20, ID, 1879, entitled "An act " @
eroct,5 ~ ~ new state capitsi, 10 y.
aeSss, rlsns snd complete speeiecs, austin,
IhiselonerS Tor same 80" NWitulhg cem-
! UNTIL Il O'CIO0j5u r.Nr,.r
r.n siu uQuss mutt haVs apartments a "a 81
ISnselnehiS at lsast equal 10 ths tnI> ~" Nv, ar
| Governors Once and afArif1enls 4 , ~ NoWlhS;
lazy y otate's apartments Or mS.Atto6, SCI
| TFs'eSraSi IuolhNi COMPTROLLER ~ rsomSy
| r,o,i "a o. teonsi Siaiistics and A. rtcIltrrs
rooms EdHcetienGl, ropn,s. Anne culture fuurs
1875, ., tosmsi Police GWard and Ianitor.
, ,oonmi 1soleglea Department, ] large ,nss.
for rr.s.rta.n,.u. 9iaes i0t same; large yanlt
atNte,3 large vaults for en- ofrrler 49,, ~ OF
nus'St proof i.watSr closets, s,,ysrs etc 'nu
ssco,I ~ = e.'h s.niy In OuildtAg ProVlde an
ly b sns ~. senate Chamber, approximate
- 80, hcial feet, with eby ami palIeriss
a a,s0, postShoe room, CLOAK raoia. J{e,tsno,,i
~ ~NeAAoI private room, enrallins ciS~t5
tivn,; IHissflsslus Clerks room, ResrSSSaf,.
fssf lahS SSappII91Almhiey) 1880 knperNcsl
rn,, 10y WY galleries; p0stollica rooIn cioss
ai.uSIo SslnS oiork . room eproIjipc clsrIJs
s,ott 2pcsGerS private rOOui ianiorf. rco1,,.
iTSi ~ Wy room, capacity Of leo 600 vn,nrscs
p,nstS T,,,Uoiss supreme Court, one room, An
rosT,, ~ Guul =, one room, ana one law jibrarv
Ism eSnN aniant 10 both; one clFrk7a az ~ -
asou court and ct least nine vote r,1,, - ~
cSv pi Judges one mArshsle room for s8ch
thirtY cor s g.n,tFb ROOM ana not lsss tban
aRd third aoors. S''Ns'ou on tScond
i. VISIONS must bs madS for prbperlv l,cht-
~ ~ sIe entire builiing, and alss Tor be,ssin,
same pY steam ~ wellas fs,, vcaie, 70 n1S1tiaS
or each floor; thOrough ycotii, H., n Sgil,'les,
ny iAWi OF acoustics mas be q.rafntis VI
hS,o,t, uOAerFeu. Tho eHtira stuciufa ,,,aSt
p ,r,uV t9 nearly as possible Dire nrosf
a,st Io5r 5i, W'i, Goesist Of toSndatlon plan,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

An - ct to Repeal Chapter 60 OF Laws 1879
(lIeIl-Punch Law.
B' it enacted by the legislature Of thA,s,s
OF Texas.
Section l. Thst chapter GO, being aAct
to provide for the levy esd collection sAp
occupation tax or the sale Of spiriiaous,
eus and malt liqusr, in quantities less ID,
= quart, and 10 GAks IA appropriation 7
carry the sans into effect, pasTed aud all
proved April 3, 1879 be GaJ The sane |
hereby repealed.
Sea. O. That all persons that may htvr
paid any money usdsf aRd by virtue Of Said
act, Tor tho currs1t year, shall be credited tbs
amount Due ikera frsm Size dats of psssag,
50 paid on any subsequent liOenss thst May
6s hereafter lsyied.
This cSmmittas reported Ga tsis bill
recommending pottponemdRs uRtil such TINS
as itS aathor sseJ st to heAin plaza it before
tho committee.
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A Galveston nnterpri.e.

For many years Miles Strickland Of III,
islSho Oity, has worry de,srvSd!y held The
.gpu'SIien OF having one Of tks NEST com.
gis'o plaak Book manufacturing and bind
ips establishments in the ssuth. He has
spSree no expense Of securing tho very latest
improvements il his limo. II is for dill
leasS3 that he csn turR out work as GOOD no
ssnyNhorS to DO found at the very loweof
ngurss. NumberlSss testimonial, yeriE,
thesa tacts. Giys him trial,
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lsS5SraIa, No. 8 Lamar Stveet.
1inest importsd fruits.
gSe only importer and deaiar.

a cros', psylsh, fretful wife is quite unhap.
Ply 10 herSsf and TO her whole household. Bnt
sho Is to be pltied she is a sufferer from ,nrI-
ut"ue OF foIssle Ills that have prostrstsd her
mentally HSd physically. She need. some
great woodworking tonic female regulator
TO relieve the monthly Troubles, and for tbls
purpose English female Bltters stands ahead
OF all Others.
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VSEbIo Plamintiom dor asIo.

Six htr.d ana oIa,or -, ,,o
cultlyath avs sst, " ,n AusSa' , heAr aVO "a.
new bos. 70 MOTT ,,i., i9A"lis nouaes Win
Wiro fendplsntv ~ tn A"u gSlysnlzsu
prsmisea.t ins n;I.s o ,"tNot % TiI "N'9r on
four milssntbw.s, ~ ~e III o. DsilSs' sOoli
and some T. oiIes o,,t ~ is' SiN Gepot,
WnT u nv Snst black land plantations in The
For furLkcrfc rmsfinn . w Su.. purchaser
ELLINGTON 81 UNDERWOOD.
Dallas, Texas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

.".fhoy are not u beverage, but medicine
VITA curative properties of the highest do.
gree, containing no poisous drugs. They
40 not Tear down sn already debiltatod sys1
lem, but build it Up. One bottle contains
moro hops, that is, moro real non strength
Than g barrel Of ordinary beer. Every drnr3
gist IN Rochester sells them, and tbe pbv-
:sieiens prescribe them."-Rochoste Evan
Ing Express on Hop Bitters.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

our ranch and stock of cattle of sbou,
Low on The Clear Fork Of the Bra2os
t ir,' good range, and water plenty. viii
take halt cash, balances good psner Win
toG5 oil cattle as security, or will tsks instead
Dallas city property or good pasture land
under fence, For particulars, address ''N
SrINsoN Bros
P. 0. Fox 22l, Fort Worth, Texas
RelssreAei. City National Bank, Harris
& Andrews, F-rt Worth, Texas. ''' -
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-21

~ al! Whe are suffering from tho sr,o,,
iud indiscretions of youth. nervon, 1 49,
s?Ss, earl = decay, loss of manhood ,tc !
Iii send n, recipS that win cure yoa FREQ q
SSnSEssi rms grest remedy was discovered
" missionary IN South America. Sand a
~ SSSl1I-sdoreSsod envelope to the Rev. Jeeen6
q Laman' Station D, Now York city.
n23lGswly
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NORTH, EAST ana SOUTHEAST

Trains arrive and lsavs Austin eiat,or
icll0vs; No small ana express arrives AZ y
M 40 iiaaii aad express leavea 81 s:5V A. NJ
Csnuooilsns At YoXarSanR, with sil tretn
on IT. Louis, Iron Mountain Il SO. EIwiv -
81 points Aefih East aad sSHtbeast. AtI'sng
view Junction GHt &iNGoia, with vii ,r,Ir. is
iinterhationN' RAILROAD for Tyler, PSlestin.
houston austin, Galveston rnd San hptsnis
AZ Dail -, with trains al Tie Reastsn 4 irs4S
SgAUol " Wy, fOrCsrsioaRa, Nsxis, BrsraeaJ
WGco, CoIert, Eryen, Hempstsad, Brensps
at sherman, With Il & u, L. CIV. fsp III
points on the linz fthnt road. 81 FoH Wartn
Witn Stages for al points IN Western TSYss
~ anrcYepori WITH Red hlvu gieanrrs a
Kew q tleaua. Pull@aN's Palace Sleerjog Car,
rom Fors Worth, Dallss and sherISse h St
i.onlE, any information ip regard to ra.ag 10
ii'eighti on massage, tine ans connections WITH
~ snee'lsuy given ON application 20 dee.
Newman, @. F. A., Msuhan, Texas, orr. w.
Ihompisn q NJ. A, Marshall, Texas
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thst are always voting their bed, ought no,
10 be scSlded and punished for what thoy
cannot help, They nOsd medicine bsving
tonic eGsct on the kidneys and tho urinary
organs suos msdiciNe is Kidney Wort.
for them. s'' ''
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uo.isa And Banaty comsluad.

Ono who hsS long studied this subject now
presents the result Of his investigations. He
is happy to say that ha has discovered
"Womsn's Best Friend" 1t is adapted elpe-
sally 70 those cases where the womb is dis
ordered, aud will cura any irregularitJ of tho
"mcnsea" Brsdfeld'a Female Regulator
acts like charm in whites" or sudden
check Of the "monthly courses" from cold,
trouble of mind or like causes, by restoring
tho discharge in every instance. Ia chronic
cases its action is prompt and decisive, and
saves the constitution from countless evils and
premature decay. Prepared by DR.. j Brad
field, Atlsata, Ga. For solo at $3.50 per
bottle by all druggists. Wholesale by
Thompson. SnhOtt 81 Go,
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Hysteta malonrb,lv sr,,,
monthlyl,blss aro - OF serious
English IT,. So, .o 0u'Nu no use OF
sis, or rra -, 49, ~ - Si''ss chlorO-
an appel IDS and oss,s,s a. 1t gives
iron to IL 80 ,'9i.', uiL9u, adds
nervous N i''i'1i'Ese whole
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LGHGyTE W.


Wv Io 80.
M, ,.l,,., 49, o,,',, ,p,. Ol"' ~ 1881
20 As 10" a.i';sl oPSn.a .uls n'oIHuS Win
=? sGur'".', =. - % " hI5ese' Ifom the 30
g'Nu~S' ~ lar ~ humpSF1 ara concerned.
< lot, MNIe5h' 'hs pflacipAi, 10 SS'd 10 b al
q1psrl..ncSV pauSAtef' ANA me people Of
Jons'le" are 70 o. eohgre'ulSted upon the
aL'Alllne9' Oh "isuos 'ust aSVs long existSa
IA m, [es1iIs 70 . &ooa scnoel; ----Ba'inaas is
Iua vns tosls sre N very bad condition
pG: 70" Wsg"As 10 aeSs wagons with weed,
W wa, Sy 1 " n eon'mSsds nis9 Pnoei, -
1Ac' W. ~ rSTy, y merehsst dOlhg saiiusss
acre, WAS eITssG W sttASnmsh' Isvisa at the
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Ut. hlngaobilitic R.r,,l,, 4, -.
teed to cure ItI;, IN IL. esneuJ u guarsn
Diary End tertil s,ora, Wv 'iipSiy, sscoh,
and csmpIca4for6m, an" smd !. "a, az w. varied
worst cases of Nil J;,oa nv "in cure inc
hsva iesi,ted ttastnn"''gst'' ' "e o"see winch
nsnt phy,icisn4 mon;o Va VIZ ~. NloS' eiG'~
first stage Ind hi iho ,,idoa. 4. cures mo
II cures Ulcers ia yon, III III q -" ,uSys'
head, arms, and u .iso J E.,1 "ose! 'nroSt,
bones and jdnt' HNigo III paiH' III tne
in abort ting. 1, S5 On 1o0'r VIII. cue.
sont everywhGe b. 80 I"L psch"ge
sexual dissasS it ~ Il. n S'e s On
stamps. DR.. J.Dinslr AK N oaiJu ~, tor TWO
st. Louis, Mo. OK ,,, 1ao 1' , ga street,
refunded. DrDinAs n, ne" OF money
y','y We a Pa pa arc afflicted with
''0 ''0 ii"''N' WV, q or what.
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Semething rsarn ns..,A

All chimneys bearing the Oregon" brand
a slo guaranteed to Withstand tho 1ercest
nSno while dripping wet, or any amount of
Gso'd air, or draft in ordinary uso on Tho
limp they never bTesk They are for
sRle at ID. Goslin's China hall who hps The
exclusive sale for one year. '
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F'"' NFaiIias er tho 81,
k0rfUi Care,

Nine years v VITA ,uf.r.,
terrible comPp Sbs ~. Wlhis
doctor after w. w." I'ssn,cby
hospitals whsf ,Iss .r 20 ,. suS q Int
them all, word sr". ga S s s; I'd
only temporary Her ,l P(o' '.'nl
H Nov ..liof az u.s DE-. GilsI Liait
hh'r ''i'0A Was Sio. She is devil
y. NoDERMo1r.N
yvr;,o,o n, st 18th street, N. /
N. Y, who will S,,Lo 49, ' SD, Droao'
Giles Pills Gun So s1a'so,
gsts. y u ~ al ur
Trial bottles "a
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sish Authority.

Doctor Benz, Il. Riggs, Selma, Alabama
wires " y y Colden's Liquid Extract of Ba9
,; inylgorator is an excellent prepsrs.
non' whose composition is known ma o1,
snat physicians can intolligibly prescribe.
n n found IT of grast service In nv practIoe'
Sold by Eryay q Bro. ~ F''0'''''
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