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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27
THENATIONAL CAPITAL,
Sergeant Mason's Case Still
Pending in the Su-
preme Court.
The Senate Bill for Dakota's Admi.-
sion Recommitted to Awaita
Democratic Minor
ity Report.
Capital Notes.


MASON ONCE MORE.
Washington, March 27-The supreme
court did not reach decision in the mat
ter of the petition OF Sergeant Mason for
writs of habeas corpus and certiorari.
DEMOCRATS AGAINST ADMISSION.
The democrats have evidently deter
mined to oppose the admission of Dako-
to as state into the union. At the re.
quest Of the democratic members of the
senate territorial committee the bill ia.
yoring its admission was recommitted SO
that they could submit a minority re-
port against it.
sT1LL SICK.
Shipherd is still sick and will be una.
bic to testify for several days.
NOMINATED.
The president nominated Sterling H.
Rounds, of Illinois as public printer and
A. IRELAND United States marshal for
the eastern district of Utah.
THE TARIFF BILL.
Washington, March Ex-senator Van
Wyck of Nebraska, delivered speech
this afternoon against the tariff commits.
sion bill. He claims that the commission
will prove an expensive method IN deal.
ing with the tariff and 1t will not accom-
plish anything.
AN OPINION IN THE MASON CASE.
Judge advocate general has submitted
his report to the secretary of war or
Sergeant Mason's case, and he holds that
Mason is not lawfully confined and that
the proceedings of tho court martial are
invalid.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
Chicago. March q.
WHEAT-Active. firmer, $135 cash Isl, ,ss April;
$1.SOss; MAJ; S1.2s1 June; sl.25x July.
CoRN-Firm, higher S6a cash 1854 April; 6sIs
bid mixed July; 8ss. June.
OATs.Firm. higher; ;43,4c cash and April; 1875
946l4 May; 45M June.
RYE-63Ns4c.
BAKLEY-$1 O0$1.O2.
WHIsKY--S1.O5.
PoHK.Firmer; sl7.oosaa cash; sl7.oo,s
LARD.Firm. higher. slo.ssaah cash and
ApIil $11N May; $11.l7ha02O June,
Hog receipts--24 600; Quiet, 10 lower for light
and mixed packing % a0a8 ;6s; heavy, $e.75.
Cattle receipts--6,20O GOOD demand, frm, $500
5.6sl4; common to fair, 10 lower, $5.a15.6O
butchers, Ss0oGs 81; stookers and feeders,
$5.0Sk G$5.10.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27

The house committee on Judiciary has
ordered favorable report on Mr.. Gull
berson's substitute for the pending bills
providing for an additional representa-.
tive from Nebraska. II passed, the bill
will seat Mayre, who now holds certif-
icate OF election from the governor.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27

It is understood that President Arthur,
in luis selection Of five commissioners for
Utah territory, will nominate only law
yers, believing good lawyers to be re-
q uired to properly reorganize the terri
tory. He is not likely to appoint any
one from Utah, GENTLE or Mormon.
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The Weather.

Washington, March 27.-The indica.
tions for the upper Mississippi and lower
Missouri valleys are: Generally fair and
slightly cooler weather in southern por-
tions, norther]y winds, becoming varia.
BILE and higher barometer, except in
northern Minnesota, lower barometer.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27

Teller's name as secretary Of the inter
ior will 60 in next Tuesday. He will in
the meantime make q speech in the SEN
ate on the silver question, and asks the
postponement of the day Of his nomina-
tion on that account. Ex-Governor
Routh, it is thought, will succeed Teller
in the senate.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27

Deadwood Pioneer: TIE favorable
action of the senate committee on terri
tories relative to theiadmissiou of Da-
kots, plea SAINT as it is to the people
south of the 46th parallel, is undoubted.
ly the reverse to our northern brethren
upon whom it is proposed to saddle the
existing government, including, we pre-.
sumo, the present officials. If there is
anything under the sun thoroughly de-
tested along the .banana belt" it is the
Yankton- Ordway clique now holding the
reins. II North Dakota does not antag.
onize the proposed bill we shall be great
ly and sgreeably disappointed.
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The senate aud house committees on
education and labor held joint session
Friday to hear tho arguments Of mem.
bers of the --national educational con-
vention. asking congressional aid
for education in southern states,
SID. 600 year for ten years to be the
smallest sum necessary to effectnally
supplement the efforts of the states.
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Chicago, March 27.-The lumberman's
exchange this morning advanced rates
for April from fifty cents to two dollars
per Thousand on some grades of lumber.
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West Anson. H., March 27.-Nicholls
boarding house burned. Mrs. Nichols
was badly hurt by jumping from win
dow and two young clerks were burned
to death.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27

The Wisconsin senate has adopted q
congressional apportionment bill which
gives the democrats at least two men,
bers in congress from that state, and
possibly three. The plan will be carried
through by the fusion democrats and a
clique of the republicans headed by
VIM. T. Price. Leading republicans Of
tho state protest against it.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

Remaining in the Postonice ut Ysnkton,
Dakota, March -, 1857,
Adams, John Kuld. Peder
Allseth, Hans McCuily. Mra Annie
Blachruch, Frank Ransom, Mr. irWis
Campbell, Capt David Remp, Fredrick
Christensen. Christine Semp1e WV
Colsen, Amos Severson, liver Il
Dwyer. WP Schmidt Georp
Doyt, Peter Thugs, Peter
Furr, Jacob TriebI, Miss Ida
Foster, Miss Kate Witherspoon. Mrs Mars
kremer, John
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Jacob Holzwurth, Wolf Creek, Dak due {
If not called for in thirty days will be sen,
to dead letter office.
Persons calling for letters will please say ad.
vsrtised, giving date.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

NEw YORK.
New York, March q.
Money, 6; governments, higher; 8s, sl0l,s; IS,
quiet.
FLouR-Quiet, unchanged.
.WHEAT.Firm, lower; No. 2 red April, SLICK
S1.26A.
CoRN-Quiet. better, mixed winter spot, PIG
90; future. 25A@l26M.
oATs--Higher; winter. 5sc; No. 2 April. 50;
May, 52lL524.
PoRK.Firm; new, sl75o0sl7.s2.!; old, $3.50
@S16.B2H.
LARD-$11.0.
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the river with his Indian police. and
Sheriff Petrie, who was waiting on the
other side, nabbed him and took him to
Jail. He will probably be tried At the
next term of court when it is hoped he
may receive the full penalty Of the law.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27
NIH1LIsTs AT WORK

st. Petersburg, March 27.-Oflicials are
investigating along the line of the st
Petersburg and Moscow railway with the
object of discovering mine of which
some nihllists recently arrested gave in.
formation.
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trio man, and had frequently threatened


San Francisco, March 27.-An Oakland
dispatch says the powder works at
Steges Station, Alameda county, blew
up. Particulars later.
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SHOT THE TOP OF HIS HEAD OFF

Chicago, March 27.--A man named
Hitler, fifty years of age,rcsiding in May
wood. on Sunday placed q gun at the top
Of his forehead and shot away the entire
top Of his head. He was wild. eccen-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27

The jury in the case Of Crow Dog, on
trial for tho murder of Spotted Tail,
rendered verdict Of guilty last Friday.
Grow Dog will appeal to the supreme
n~,r~k
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1882-03-27
NILwACKEE.

NILwACKEE.
Milwaukee, March q.
WHEAT-Firm higher. $l.2sH April; &l.29X
May; $l.23s Juue; $l.29 July; No. 3, Sl.l5; resi-
unchanged.
CoRE-68h.
| OATs-&4nc.
| RYE-esc.
BARLEY-91Hc.
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To-Day.s Crime Record ,
KILLED THEIR arAnn-

Galveston, March 27.-Six colored con.
victs, working on the Texas Pacific road;
killed their guard and escaped. Two
got into Mexico. The others were per-
sued and two were killed and two cap.
tured.
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ADanserous Practice.

In the police court few mornings ago
youth was tried for jumping on q train
while in motion and if the railroad COM
panles are looking TO Their interests, they
will cause many similar trials if persons
continue to trouble trains and take the
risk OF losing their lives in that way. In
all metropolitan cities the railroads eX-
pressly forbid persons, whether children
or adults, from jumping on or off passing
trains, and the ordinances OF most cities
make it a Unable Offense. In cases where
this precautiOn has not been taken the
railroads, and often cities, have been
engulted in eXtensiue litigation and heavy
damages have sometimes been recovered
by parents or guardians OF children,
who have neen killed or injured by being
thrown under passing trains. Cities make
it necessary for railroad companies to
give notice that all parties who jump on
trains will be subjected to fine, and al
police officers have the power to arrest
persons who violate the stipulations OF the
ordinance and the requirements OF the
railroads. The practice of stealing a
ride" as they call it, by boys, on trans
passing in and. out of the city,
is growing very common and is
traught with too much danger u lite
to be permitted and parents should eau
ton their children against such danger
Gus sport. Many may think that it
would be going to an extreme to arrest
a boy for Jumping on the train, but if
some ones child should get killed they
would rather he had been arrested a thou
sand times. Boys do not stop to con-
slider the danger they are mourning, but
will rush on in their desire for tun until
some of them get killed. Severrl hand
car and other accidents have already oc-
CURED from boys cOngrrgating together
aroune tracks and indulging in what they
consider harmless sport. and the fire.
quency OF the risks they take, which may
be seen by any observer, gives sufficient
cause for railroads and the city TO take
steps to check the habit OF clinging on TO
passing trains.
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gEOAEEEFaNG.
FOX RENT.

Two FURNISHED ROOMS with board.
( Enquir of Mrs. Brder at DR.. Clif'On's
house. UIii2t
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THE BRYAN ~ STRATTON
Telegraph and BusinessCOllege
~. Louis, Mo.

The book-keepers department is ele
gantly fitted up with banks. stores and
Offices, and practically qualities young
men tor real life. The telegraph depart
ment is uaGer the assistant cniet operator
of the leading telegraph company, ana
graduates are successful in getting pO-
stions. For circulars address DR.. W. NJ
Carpenter, president of the &. Il 5. col
leUr -O3l2dvlu
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THE STATE OF TEXAS.

In the County Court May Term, A. D,
1882.
To the Sheriff or any Constable OF Nc
Lehman communicating:
You are hereby COMMANDED, that by
making publication OF this citation in
some newspaper published In the county of
McLennan, if the @ be u newspaper rub
lshed in said couaUy. (bur i not, then in
the nearest county whefea newsp Jpef i
published. tor four weeks previous t. the
return day hereof you sOmmnn g. W.
Aston, whose residence is unknOwn,ro be
and appear before the county court. to be
holden in and for the county of McLennan
at the courthouse thereof. in Waco on the
third Monday in May, lSs2, file number
being 93S, then and there 10 answer the
petition of Henry b DoitOn and George
L. bolton. traders doing busine 5 under
the firm name and stvle of DOltOn Bros,
filed in said court, on the 1st day of April,
A 1852. against the said G. W. Aston
and alleging in substance "a follows, to
Wit: Defendant made. executed and de-
livered unto plaintiff, his certain promis-
sorv note in the sum of three hundred and
forfy-six dollars and Sc cents dated July
;. 1873. and payable tour months after date
with interest on same at the rate of 10 per
cent. per annum, and per cent tees and
expenses for collecting same if not paid
when due. which said note. nor any part
thereof, has ever been paid, wherefore
plaintiffs sue.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before SAID court this writ, with Your
return thereon, showing how you have ex-
ecuted the same.
Witness, j. W. Baker, clerk of the county
court of McI.ennan county. Given IN
der my hand and The seal of said court,
in Waco this the 9Th day OF April A. ID.
1882. j. w bAhf;hs'
Clerk County Court MeLennan co., Texas
By o. W. DAVID, Deputy.-dettO42l
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HITATION.

G.. j. Buck vs.. c. +. Patterson ct ais,
suit pending in district court. McLennan
county, Texas, MAY term. 1882.
THE STATE OF TENAS, to the sher-
III or any constable OF McLennan county,
greeting:
You are hereby commanded that you
summon, by publication. John b. Wood,
whose residence is unknown, To be and
appear before the district court, to be hOl-
den in and for the county of McLennan,at
the courthouse thereof, in the city of
Waco, on the first Monday in May. 1892,
then and there to answer the petition of
G.. j. Buck. filed in said court against said
Joha B. Wood ct al, alleging IN substance
tnat: on or about January ;, 1877. said
Wood executed and delivered To c. F.
Patterson, then Wood and his sister, his
deed of conveyance OF his interest in and
to 303 acres of land,a part of the NJ. Moore
one third league in McLennan county,
Texas, inherited from the estate of his
father and mother, and that on said Janu-
airy >, 1877, said Wood was minor under
tWenty-One years of age, and that said
Patterson conveyed said land, or part of
it, TO defendant, l.. Porter. and prays that
said deed to Patterson be now declared
binding and fully ratified by said WoOd,be
h wing become twenty-One years of age
about December 6, 1879, now nearly three
years past, and that said Wood show cause
why plaintiff should not have such decree.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there before said court this writ, with
your return thereon, showing how You
have executed the same.
Witness, j. f. Beazely, clerk of the dis
trict court of McLennan county. Given
l.. s. under my hand and seal OF said
court. in the city of Waco, this 23rd day
of March, a. ID. lSS2
IF. BEASLEG,
elk. ID. c. McLennan Co., Texas.
BY CHAS. II. LEDNUM, Deputy.
-0324iwd
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ACriticaIO Observer.

With true discriminative and refined
taste, may find quite field of amusement
while promenading our thorOughfares in
the close scrutiny of the various styles OF
dress, and more particularly the peculiar
tiles of ladies' head-wear. While some
bOnnets have feathers, flowers. etc, piled
mountain high in questionable profusion,
with colors in closest proximity, that will
not blend, but offend the eye, you may
observe others that are rich, elegant
symmetrical and attractive, whose origin
may be traced to Mrs. Cohen, of the
Fashion BaZar. 0409tc.
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Notice To Debtors

[ desire to give notice to all those
who are indebted to me that [ expect
them to come forward and make settle
ment at once. Many of the bills are
long past due, and as it requires money
to carry on an extensive business, [ hope
those indebted to me will make payment
and thereby save trouble.
JOHN FARLEY.
Waco, April u, 1892. 04l3lw
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HITATION,
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
McLennnn COnntY-

THE STATE OF TEXAS,
McLennan County.
To the Sheriff or any Constable McLen-
nan COunty-Greeting
You are hereby commanded that by
making publication of this citation in some
newspaper published in McLennan county,
Texas, once in each week tor four cOnsec-
utiye weeks previous TO the return day
hereof, you summon Phillip Welsh. de-
PENDANT in suit No. 435, wherein X. II. 81
j. j. Mckay are plaintiffs, to be and ap-
pear before tie undersigned, justice of the
peace Of precinct No. l. in said county, on
the Sth day of May, 1882, at 10 o'clock 3.
IN. to answer the complaint of said plain
tiff on two sworn accounts for work and
labor done and performed for defendant
at his own instance and request, one for
the sum of Sl6.G5, done and performed for
defendant by w. q. Morris, from June 9.
1881 to March S, 1882 inclusive, and as
signed to plaintiffs. The other for the
sum of SIS done and performed tor de
PENDANT by plaintiffs. said acc UNITS Hggre-
eating the SUN OF S4l.65, s per itemiZed
account filed in said Cause. Il. IL. Mckay,
one OF SAID plaintiffs, having made oath
that defendants residence is unknown to
| atiilnt.
| Herein fail not but execute this writ as
! the law directs.
Given under my official hand this 18th
day of April 1882.
VIM. W. Evans,
Justice Peace Precinct No. !, McLennan
County, Texas. 04l44t
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR

Central CifT L0l.-e so. 2,;,J9 IN. ets al their
lodge rooms in ODD Fellows hail on the HrsJ
and tn ri Wednesdays of each month.
r. ". YEAIES. Reporter.
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During his recent visit to New Or
leans, Bart Moore made arrangements
for a continual supply Of pure refined
cotton seed oil, which is declared by all
who have used it, superior to lard for
cooking purposes. Families supplied
and satisfaction guaranteed. O304tf
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EmaDOFfHnI

As the forthcoming reunion of Veterans
is to the people OF Waco, it is Of equal in
trrest to know that the Avenue drug
stor~, next door to Sanger's, is the place
to buy medicines, perfumes, etc. and that
the proprietor, DR.. Hamlet, and his gen.
tlomanly clerk, are the men who can sell
them. O4lltc.
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Possession is mine points in law and
q certain Young man was feeling sal last
night because the cold weather spoiled
his opportunity tor a pleasant evening on
front gallery and at the garden gate. BY
the tim" The Geld winds are over, pater fam
alias viii be well and then he will have 10.
so the boys say. come bravely to the front
and hear his fate or anticipate it and
quietly reconcile himself to the stern de-
cree without hearing it.
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TEMPERANCE.
Temperance Councu No. 40, meets every
Friday night at : sharp, IN Lehman
'''''' IL. ". DAVIS, W. P.
7. P.MOORE r. 5.
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The sick committee Ct Waco Lodge ~, for
,h,. ensuing month. beginning January y, 1882
J. X. Reese, j II 80 rs, T. j. selman, }. F.
j. -. sPEIGBT, W.M.
j. r. GILMLR, SEJ'Y.
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The Merchants Prospects

are usually uncertain at this season
of the year, and the prudent retail
dealer should buy in small, frequent
orders, and get his goods to his store
on short notice. Merchants handling
plows, handled hoes, nails, tinware,
glass and queensware, by sending
their orders to r. Z. Burnham, this
city, can get their goods quicker, say
ing time, and really cheaper than to
buy east. Burnham buys direct from
factories and importers. Buying i'll
large lots and shipping by car entire
ly, gives him profit sufficient to sell at
the same price as wholesale houses in
the large cities. We would advise
merchants to write to r. E. Durham
for prices, or send their orders at
once,
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We recommend Carriers Iron Pills to
every woman who is weak nervous ard
discouraged; particularly those who have
thjn, pale lips, cold hands and feet. and
who are without strength or ambition.
These are the cases tor which Carriers
Iron Pills are especially prepared,and this
class cannot use them without benefit.
Valuable for men also. In metal boxes
at 80 cents. Sold by druggists or sent by
mail. Sc advertisement elsewhere. For
sale by Tucker " Wilis.-dwt04l6
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Houston. West n 90.

Wholesale grocers AL and 423 North
main and 202, 204, 206 and 20S Vine streets
st. Louis, Mo, Issue weekly price book
which they will furnish to merchants or
parties intending to commence business
tree of charge on application. 02-27dw1y
For nice white or colored shirt. or a
stylish scarf, call on Sanger Bro s.-0409tc
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FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
deoUtt63S
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"a Don "a 4lw
4 GOOD BaIrK tsFsIDENCE on Washing
~ ION -trect convnity located. good els
tern aud out houses Possession given May list
Apply 10 simeon l. tie Oil3iw
4 TWO-~TOJY DIV LING on ninth street
ii near Missouri Pacific depot we'll locate d
for boarding house. Apply JoJoe Lehman.
uiESlW
4 GOOD DIV ELLING Z NY enientIy located.
"a Apply to j. L. DOrps. 0tn9tf
A FURNISHED HOU~Aat theco ner Of Zenith
- and Webster streets. Good reference re
qulred. Apply to Thomas ESan, at Messrs.
Trips & Kemendo. - Austin street. O4OJlw
HOUSE ON SOUTH FOURTH STREET. for
4 mcrly occupied by j 5. Hearn. Apply to
Smratt Taylor Gi06tf.
NOR RENT-Two larg4 rooms in the new
Chalmers block, suitable or Offices or
sleeping rooms. Apply TO IL. W. Hu Jby or
VIM. ErOOES.--0llT-tf
HITY PROPERTY 70 LEAsE.--4 desIr-
- able los situated on Franklin, Mary
and Jackson streets, and eight on South
SIKH 50 lease on easy terms, for I've or six
yea !. Apply 20 Z. Z. PARROlH,
n, }l1tf Waco.
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"A great many people predicted freeze
if the sky became clear last night and it is
highly probable that frost visited north
ern Texas if it did not extend to the cen
tral port on, in which Gaze grain, vegeta-
bIeS and fruit must necessarily be badly
damaged
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1 n INVALUABLE REMEDY

ror weakness of the KIDNEYS
ana bladder. A quick and
complete cure in 4 IT, ; DAYS of
aH urinary affections, smart
ing frequent or difficult uri-
nation mucous DISCHARGES
ana sedimeAt in the mine
from whatever cause in
|duced, whether of recent or
iohg standing. One to three
8oArs unusually sufficient
frlces - per box. Three
BOXES for S. Mailed free ON
receipt Of price. Address Or.
Clarke Medicine Company,
View York CITY. ;
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LEGION OF HONOR.
American Legion Of Honor, Council No. i52
holds regular meetings first aud third Satur-
FRANK \. W. CREAGER, Secretary.
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There are many forms of nervous debili-
" in men. that yield to the use of Carter
Iron Pills. Those who are troubled with
nervous weakness, night sweats, &c.
should try them. Sold By Tucker q
Wiilis-dNt04l6.
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Fine percaIe shitrs. The famous Star
shirts and underwear. NObby scarts, new
collars. best hosiery, and the finest un.
laundried shirts in America for 81 can bt
found at Levine BiOs'.-O4OStc