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w. d. Willard and family start this
oHlfi2f!OO
mommg Tor 2f iaRkton0,t t1ke county,
fo -!floD bfii
/, iiiw a,oif,i.. ..,nibc., NIP nIo, bne
The announcements OH Ge&,dWAA
Smith, for constable. spears il, dtbis
fi issue George y a i've aetiys or.pqki.
san Andwill %.ks lsSed Yp. # slse 4s
Ills n n appeaara in the st ct 81, ea slG
dates. auo,s " ''
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Mr.. C. E. Leech. III company with
Judge Mackey, of Sandusky, Ohio, paid
the GRAPHIC a pleasant cali this P.
;$s%as7rsTEs4ssaz:ssessrsssD , Of as, 5ssss
beng the pioneer editor of SandhsRy.
Miss Eva Johnston returned Oh MooHH-
day, from teaching very successful
term of school at the Roberts school
house. Miss Eva is one of Adair's most
success full teac ers.
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ST. SUBSCRIPTIONS.

The following amounts have Beeed
received, on subscription since 06r isl
announcement. IL This does:not include
Daily CT time Subscriptions ''9H's7"
II Mrs. Andrew. Jackson " oocssegs l nj.
Care" 15cts.;; George Melvin iyIooeet.:;
5. H. Shade. St,!s56; Samuel Fiaakfo al1s
seetSs C.T. Hart 75cts,; Luke Wafa:.
leigh S.. 90; t: M. ,Sp1al$1.8 Gas!
ton sizemors, see.s.; IYapeey #bpfihs,
$n.so,rlJy J.. lBmimmstt, 7$flsos wv
Monroe, b$i.so;' Rofw Bel, seisaoeeas .;
ID: 5atassy, I Mtssy .a oa ;I9As g'Faie:
child, 5octs Seth CLARK, socts.as 1aspkR
ss.oE1tss, PTS. sos;;ss,;; Al i, A1ehare 5Setss
y W ir b Emerson, s oset.s,i WI H:iPEss
tise, eSI,5e; James BssHesh.soass!lIo'q
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ADVERTISERS:
Llswsuya Grove;

Aboet . residence lots for sale on EASY fer,Iis
These lots Close 10 The public square! Fine shade
Ijce bluegrass sod. GDVd draipae6 and no mud.
Can on County Cteft. '-0>-@-
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.X"irfa a4i,i ~ Masonic. "'..-in Al"
There will be a special copyocation
of Caldwell Chapter 81 R. 4. 81. on
bHr S. aaesasy Aug. stll,1 dausk Phi Wark
IL the n. E. and R. A. Degrees. Wit
at iitshe c6brpaniods and members frater-
F iar''nsily invited. 80 sri'.,.: s.-,'.
: ''''a ~ odrer Of the H. r. 's's '''-"'.' r''.
E..O.. GATrEs. Sealty !,
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l44 SELF CONTRADICTIONS Of. THE
bible, IN pamphlet fasm price 3 c.. the same by
asaii. WIN. CART, kirksvglle. Ne.
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ri Calf on ]. C. Killer north s,de square
and save 33h percent. @ ri,h, nj
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CHAMPION "'''' ''''
Reapers and Mowers
Call and see them dr<:,..
az Nv. j. WILKES & Co. ~. !, 49,. w.

For Photographs and Gems. tfijy
Tinsman = West side Square. :" ri He
uses the "Lightning Process 49, y ~ -
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- Liberty Township.

'''''' ri ia.'7 Liberty Township.
Ed. Graphic Thinking a few items
from this part. would be of interest to
your many readers, | submit the fol
lowing
The hail storm which fell on last FRI
day, done considerable damage to the
corn in some places.
U. B. Clark was made happy by a
stranger, making his appearance last
week, whom he calls Weaver, and says
he will be making speeches in a few
days. ~f-s Z
Doc. East,m was also made happy by
stranger at his house.
T. w. Prentice has been very sick
with rem,tant fever for some time, but
under the care Of DIR. Galyen. is grad
ually recovering.
The store at Sloan's Point owned nv
Homer Pifer was burned on the S0tlI
The goods were insured at $1100. NH
Mr.. Joel. Hopper and Miss Ida Boz
Earth. were united in the holy bonds of
matrimony. on Sunday last by Esquire
Eastim. M '''sr >,
Why is Ida like a fiea?, ''e.e - T.
= Because she is hopper.
,E!-'Li , lf, IiSs.-.@t ~.
T.. .!ft5ttrs "hAsh-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sale. and
~ one business house, enquire OF Sands &
Gill. ~ : "isiir
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vi. - t. Il +. 81 .,' 10 -, CHAT. n.
JIM. DeFrance is talked of as apI nm.
dePsRJent candidate for Probate
l.'It's:::;]&I:3:RMlt;I||k: MIL, 49, e ss.

R,f,n,.;]&l:33s8!;mlE'IIlEs, @vs ''''s
i ~. H,Gri9es intends going to- to- Kan.
sas s. City to-day s1HyIa ). ,l,,~,,es af nq :
Candidates have one week more Of
suspense. 20 h-1'
DIR. Sill started to Holden, Mo, this
I morning. 0VHc 81. trdi
Mr.. Ed. zimmerman ana wife of
,Saulsberrv. both old citizens OF Kinks
vile. are here on visit. s,, .9j,.d III
The boys who went to Minnesota on
admitting expedition write that they
are having fine time. I-g7y !,
A new literary society called the
Magnet Club has been organizedin
Kirksville. ,I.Il X
An Efforts on foot to secure j. P.
Blanton, A. NJ, as President Of the Nor
NAL Faculty. ..'-H ,riien.jf, Il,
The Garrett Bros, have closed up.
their restaurant and returned 30
Mexico, Mo, 'l'Vs = r. - - ,p, yl.o 4
--,m,tit2>,t fW------.--.- -.
Mr.. .. Mr. +. Collins, Who has been
spending most ofthc summer IN Illinois
is ih,town this week. eu,. To-
IIa1 .ii.L--- --ns-.lIIlL 81, az,
We learn that brother Of ME-. Ben
Kerns, from New Jersey is visiting him
and locking if, al, the country:
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Saturdays Daily.

Mr.. John Owenby arrived home from
Aberdeen, Dakota yesterday and
brings glowing accounts of the .new
northwest" He Is looking quite wei!
and we should judge the northern all
agreed with HIM. ti4a1 +r
w. E. Foster. our p puiar station
agent, returned yesterday from a "trip
~ toCelOrado, for tie benefit OF his health.
L. We are glad to learn that The had a
/ .. pleasant time. He visited Denver,
40, Coronado Springs Black Hawk. and
- . other popular rail-, oai' points IN the
= Centennial State III '''''''''
The ram yesterday and last night
49, caught many OF Our farmers in, the
hay and oats harvest, and doubtless
u,ur considerable damage was done. ibut'it
MEL wilppfoteaa big thing for the corn
,-s-- fields, especially thoss that have besp
ILL., 1 s.isleAfed. Of weeds JdariAg the fine
weather of the past "weeg We sill
Fsii.S ffare faitif ID sutpfiifhf feutd8S to
2rasacb,ef the yeprno though of cehfse
tEefee wlfi be many n !ysptiieces next to worth
less. -
kr.r--s-,- MopGay DalN.y
Fsios-1l1s& 2Ia FIRE. " on
I'm We, Larnrthis morning that -ai'e store
y IS house, and CONSENTS at Soan's P6ini'
diannabaker's mll,) burned last night
VIZ III the contents Of the store; was owed by
Mr.. Homer Piffer, while the house,
|u,A w counters, scales etc, were the propestS
ylinwyi\o Mr.. j. W. Tinsanan., We have heard
awl"A no estimate at 'thsl value of the, goods
N"A lost or the amount of insurance ii 4 ZEE
hosse and fixtures were insured at -4sss0U.
wv 'lNA-A--------->S>---- ~ .iioa
Ed. J.!J. Bently went to scotland
county Friday morning.
''.' &, ' :s s: Mr., a',: t:,. al1
F"p 81 inuies her as far as Quincy. Il
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ET6N SALE.-e -acres, all under fence. Frsme
House With rooms stable exc. = sores In culif-
N4tg0: goo4 0eoyng ophAts y1DM we'll. exs ellent
&AlHse NQ!d SCI pR 9iAfe II miles. i6
niles q. Invest of kfrksvitle. TTenty OF work in
The 1eiEhbprhood for lahogtursman NJ good wages.
irfce $500. Terms very Reasonable. ipdukspaepf
'oany one who buys before Sept. l5th.si ADi5t h.
SANDS GIL, kihsstiie, No. y
, brown mules, SMALL size. both
- mahs asri se.ai matched. Last seen INeAf NdtI
niger station. Any person furnishing information
Of their whereabouts, will confer great favor and
be suitably rewarded Tor their trouble.
WM. FLEENoR, No,inger, Mo-
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l,xGeEE,H.: t2re:e,,. an old

l. NOE. Nj fOrhee an old
Macon and wsf known TO n,
.;, za =, :'n III -. -.
, es.:1Sa.' n a,Ia q. y Ak11.a122T
Most Ina SteH TOR AS6tAldRtv6arS
two reatsissRSHffak
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]. sMspp .sQ1nN .hq,44S pensioners,
and nearly $fO6.600 per ann Inn comes
[iat9 that caasap,ty ,t6oR that .i 50 urce. We
have been wonderine''fdi"a' long time
bow the Macon pepple papaae t. exist
Under theft dr4fitiflties!i bxt the above
facts solSe.the problem. They are pen
Egetss -sstEs1f 10 eW
IliA GIt H,lsA Dine to tn E loss of a
portion of their tickets h ve been
2&Rs; @ss az saa1, psint sss
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s;l1fEssial|a,ila|['!!E;;i:;;s3;lli[W
HME;yS sgsSayssals! !gNn:af!at
1iHalth the.psessnt'ssmher.
haNfMed1 tprsGay
receives six hundred letters a
makes one.per minute for 10
I MI al haEiiE "i-y Ei1 .t,sisiitIpt ...u..1
One dollan,sand a half
! tbtnGtrin titkst tasQuihAN
dsNo By a'tieRet before +
70 Nc IT,, .a".,q,,,.,L sus 4,,,,s ,sa
~ !lafe,G to be a grand
'Adafr on" August 'stit:., The.
fESsvsta%e time ii
er IS Favorable. W
Il oba8ah3 LoMtaix&lX,
Flaree;naw readspmapmhat
las the Dick Shaup.a 4,la4s, Il
northeast Of kirksville.
Uncle .Char,ey Allgaier yh
returned IRON. quite 4 0TStHi
southern Iowa REPORTS MISC
Ills yes} &la0 aKNa32cfda
~ newsste an ax esp4 q
being erected etNttair. in til
by Mr. I FanM Ponclott. 1t
eadp fefoeustom in a short tn
On account of neI absent
A. v. BayleF. there WITHHOLD
ing in the Episcopal ChdsGh
bath, Julyl5o. 80! II
H; A, Bns,sr. Esq..,tspmerll
con gave us a friendly a,si
Saturday d'5: M r.: Nd Ms, 1EI
at present Wishing ars. .Buhd
Mr.. A, Gooeh,t o4,tifls .platk."
We have been ;sequested to.
the VIII f., ~. tih h e.. aIh(n h Il
candidaieiteri Ind9n,isI mt Y
DEL, The Gree. Grssns ,E.;kti,, lbHt a
dltferen t maA III nd an. earn estl
ra1ai- fia!;-IaD GIri-Ii,f ,GI
Iii: tIiGmE; nj oi b,,u ,.iUe. al
We !s.i are gglIadisty, 1ss ~. sfHs
Mr'7G. W:.GpdpaDlallipa, srnid'
ws, i!ls s i ia Pls sasst.w
ADMINISTRATION btthe.ehsrgds
Iy'ana h8nofAbly" '1lissssAla'.o,
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f'3l;3|3K]lL .h|]lll| 6l..'El!lh|lkIl&;

tholomew living two miles out Of town
was struck by lightning, bdt,nes IS; SCI
lously damaged. The lightnihgskhcck..
ed some brick loose from the It6aI'n The
chimney, opened the stove dp6is..,' Scat
tering SCOT and ashes, and pa ssd down
through the floor. The family werelin
another room. i'''l III
AT the same time Mr.. d. n. Thomas
lost valuable COW bylightnhg stroke.
She was insured and Thomas Ma0 in
Saturday to see about it. luu
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MoLLlE CHAMBL'ss, Sec'y.
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I
,; s S%sssS
be column,
|as lli'n y.
1fnmltfe
PoyafSuhb p
biiaa.MIo
tbs Tbs
FhaAM hhaa
Entaak thu
~ I'd 1
s.aIY III
sSRe-mae
U.:tN1 ~
',11raIHn.
rehenaaks
l.kiasuIa
af'Went
"a sssIaa,ndiifif9.
~
.uble with
cb;nD;3F0
6ackIbbh
the ex-
8. YIinrdsT
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.'!.ss 81 ssss| G'. ss:ss

ing a few days N Kirksvlle, visiting
hsT many 81 yi TslaY'iyies and friends in this
vicinity.
.2IiO .eTNItIl
|aN5a EaaeFti.pAs jc}Af I. |. Q. o. F. T.
at the residence offs. M. Link on Tues
DAY day eve, was postponed on account of
sthssssysasN hNSh!sdSasaas pme and
place OF meeting, next TUESDAY eve
(Aug. s. will be the same as for Aug.
fsssps ,iii..J,ia al t.,.-.i snisxH
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Ist mill is
Is county,
. will be
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y a nice
Is known
bur miles
ls,ix -niii...I
.l.s.'D oil sH
.iiaa
oAaS-ruSf
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MI +. M. Collins. Who has been
most ofthc summer IN Illinois
is ihtown this week. .u,, -
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The Garrett Bros, have closed up
their. restaurant and returned TO
Mexico, Mo- '-'s . r. :" 81 = .u, Yi;u :
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-11
A CONDCCTOR's YARN.

The Grand Rapids Democrat
publishes the following as having
been told by an f. 4 p. NJ. con-
ductor at Reed City recently.
The crowd waiting for the G.. K.
d L. train had been listening to
some big yarns by an insurance
agent, when the conductor Clipped
In with:
That's nothing. A few years
ago l was running a train on the
Lake Shore road, and one morn
ing, just as We got under weigh
coming out of Fremont the cow
catcher picked up pig, landing
him right up on the platform
next the boiler head. After run
ming two or three miles the fire.
man crawled out to see what the
pig was doing, and I'll be hanged
If he wasn't trying to jump off,
but couldn't do it. Instead of
jumping off at the side he tried to
90 straight ahead, and the train
was gong so fast that he could
not jump far enough to get away
from it. He could get into the
air, but before he dropped any
that platform would be under
him, and after trying forty or fifty
times he gave it up and took 1t
cool. Well, sir, when we got into
iolsdo--thirty miles-heg got dov n
aud seemed to be all right, anu
the engineer sold bin to bis
clearinghouse keeper for twenty
five meal tickets. But after he
mad been on the ground a bit
there was a sort of reaction, like
the shock to his nervous system
had been. too much, and he laid
down and died before he reached
the pen
L bet you had to eat him just
the same, said the insurance man.
Well, that's all right, said the
conductor, railroad men are not
proud-they don't want the best,
out it was hard on the engineers.
Eating that pig made them SO
cowardly they couldn't make
tine-felt just like the pig. One
of them got so timid that he was
always behind time, and the Lake
Shore Railroad discharged him.
Then he came up here and hired
out to the G.. 4. & l. That's him
coming there nov; he's scared
vet: he's lost half an hour from
Cadillac hers-thirty-fve miles.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-11

BY ALICE CARY.

OF all the beautiful pictures
That hang on memory's wall,
Is one of dim old forest,
That seemeth best of all;
Not for its knarled oaks oiden,
Dark with the mistletoe;
Not for the violets golden
That sprinkle the vale below:
Not for the nilk-white lilies
That lean from the fragrant hedge
Coquetting all day with the sunbeams,
And stealing their golden edge.
Not for tho vines Oh tns upland,
Where the red berries rest:
Not the pinks, nor the pale sweet COW.
slip,
1t seemeth TO me the best.
/ once had little brother,
With eyes tina. were dark and deep
In the lap of the old forest
He lieth in peace asleep;
Light as the down Of the thistle,
Free as the winds that blow,
We roved there tho beautiful summers
The summers Of long ago:
But his feet on the hills grew weary,
And one Of the autumn ewes
l made for my little brother
A bed of the yellow leaves.
Sweetly his pale arms folded
My neck III a meek embrace.
AS the light Of IMMORTAL beauty
Silently covered his face;
And when the arrows of sunset
Lodged in the tree tops bright.
He fell, in his saint-like beauty,
Asleep by the gates of light.
Therefore, of all the pictures
That hang on IncmOry's wall,
The one of the dim old forest
Seeneth best of all.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-11
THE PRINTER.

The printer, children, is a pa
iron Of the art preservative of al
arts, but he frequently has the arr
of getting a poor writer into a
pickle.
The printer sets while standing,
and stands while setting.
The printer is not usually a
wealthy person, but generally has
quoin about him.
lie sometimes does very poor
work, but all his work, good OF
bad, is justifiable.
The printer does not often
carry a cane, but you will almost
always find him with a stick in his
hand. Sometimes he is a stick
himself.
The printer is a materialist
All his thoughts are upon mat
ter.
Most men like to have thing,
come out square at the end Of
each day, but the printer hates to
be obliged to bring his work out
even. This sounds odd, but it i,
even so.
Though correcting his errors
every day, the printer may ell the
time be getting worse.
Though a perfect Jack Sprat in
his fondnsss for lean meat, the
printer never objects to fat.
He is often a profound reader,
but always dislikes solid matter.
The printer is like the actor in
the fact that he hates to see a
beggarly array of empty boxes.
The printer may not be adverse
to pastry, but he detests pi.
I he good printer is known by
his form. So careful is he Of his
form that he always locks it up.
Though not always correct, the
printers work is invariably done
by rule.
The printer is a very inoffensive
individual, but quite clever with
the shooting stick.
The printer is not satisfied with
thinking that his work is COM
plete. He always wants proof
of it.
The printer il your true man Of
letters, though he may not be a
literary man.
The printer is an upright man,
but he is frequently seen about
the galleys.
The printer used to be a very
bashful sort of fellow, but now
that females are employed in Of
fees he will set up with a girl six
evenings q week, and he goes to
press every day.
The types of the human race
are scattered all over the earth,
and the printer distributes bis
types in all directions.
The printer is not necessarily q
sporting character, but his form
may frequently be seen in . chase
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now TO sECUKE HEALTH.

1t is strange any one will suffer from
arrangements brought on by impure
blood, when Scoviil's Sarsaparilla and
Stillingia, or BLOOD and LIVER
SYRUP will restore health to the phys
ical organization. It is strengthening
syrup, pleasant to take, and the best
BLOOD PURIFIER ever discovered
curing Scrofula. Syphlilitio disorders,
Weakness of the Kidr eys, Erysipeias,
malaria: Nervous diEorders, Debility,
Bilious complaints and diseases of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys, Stomach, Skin.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-11

A QVAkER's "ERlENDLY SCuffLE."
When Lees graybacks were
making their way through Penn
sylvania to Gettysburg, two in
fantry men belonging to Pickett's
virginians raided into q Quaker's
house in search of something to
eat. They were met at the door
by the owner oil the premises, who
asked:
Are ye rebels?'
you bet we are! WAS the
blunt reply.
sAnd what do you wish here!'
Fodder, old man, and don't
keep us waiting for it.
IF thee wishest for something
TO eat, thou canst have it, said the
Quaker to the spokesman, but l
trust that We will take nothing
from the house.
1t was a poor trust. After the
boys had finished their mea. one
Of them pockcted . watch which
was hanging on . nail, and the
other seized upon . silver cream
pitcher az q token Of remcm'
brance.
Are We thieves as we'll ~
bellious citizens Indignantly de.
mandcd the old man AZ he con
fronted them.
| Stand aside and let Us out, OF
we'll damage you.'
/ verify viii not. Thou must
| not rob my house.
| Never mind him, Bilious
kers don't fight called the one il
THE rear. Hit him clip in thu
chin and run for it,
i Truly, / shall not fight,
calmly observed the disciple o
Penn, AS he pushed up his sleeves
and spit on his hands, but If il
a friendly scufiis to recover pos
session Of mine own the robbers
get injured, | shall not have 4
answer to my conscience.
There was . friendly scuffie
) in the next York minute, and on
. of the trio, who Is now a residen
\
Of Richmond, wildly remember
having the jaw-ache for . weel
! after, while his companion com
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1882-04-11
PONTIUS'
PREPAR ALTON S.
Pontius' Cough SySrp.

Pontius' Cough SySrp.
This Cough Syrup l can recommend to
any one who is suffering from q cough or
cold as being q sure cure. have sold a
great many bottles of it since commenced
to manufacture it, and it has always given
good satisfaction whenever used. 1t is
pleasant to take and relieves at once.
Beef, Iron and Wine.
This preparation is made from the well
known extract Of beef, citrate OF iron and
pure sherry wine. 1t combines, in pleas
ant form. the valuable nutritious tonic and
stimulating properties of its ingredients.
Prompt results will follow its use in cases
of sudden exhaustion, arising either from
acute or chronic disease, and will prove a
valuable restorative for all convalescents.
As a nutritive tonic it would be indicated
in the treatment of impaired nutrition,
impoverishment of the blood. and all the
various forms of general debility.
Prepared by Frank A. Pontius.
Pontius' Gentian Tonic Bitters.
A tonic that at once invigorates the d.
gestive organs, improves the appetite and
the nervous system. In cases of disor-
dered digestion and sluggish circulation of
the blood. these Bitters cannot be excclled.
Prepared only by Frank A. Pontius.
The above are only a few Of the many
preparations am manufacturing.
FRANK A. PONTIUS.
Apothecary and Druggist.
f21-tf Front st., near Cherry, Seattle.
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planned of sore throat, dizziness,
lame back and depressed spirits.
All the remarks made after the
scufiie commenced were simply a
few words dropped by the Quaker
to the effect that:
Il am sorry to put thee out,
and sorry to damage thee, but it is
better that thou shouldst go thy
ways up the road than come to
destruction
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Those elegant new ranges Just received
by Waddell 4 Miles direct from tn,
manufactories-theB Brighton and Der
wick. They are the finest, most ecOnom
ical, and altogether desirable range
ON the Pacific Coast. Call and se<
them, even If you don't buy. diff
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Well, why don't you go to Matt kelly's
Drug Store and get bottle OF his
Toothache Drops and stop it? l have
always found relief from it, and so have
my friends. 1t never fails and only
costs Is cents per bottle.
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eBEN $. OSBORNE.

AND COLLECTION OFFICE.
- Ssfary Public and Conyeyaneer. Sc
~ 49, Practices In all the Courts OF
&sAs1 tt'tory. Collections promptly at
49, 70 and pressed with y.gor, De-
l1re. teken and certified with care.
B. ~ - ssosaated. and money invested.
III ss' 10. Ill. Refers by permission
SS1s.. Dexter Horton & Co. Bankers,
cessna. Geo. w. Harris g Co.,
1ses: seattle; Mrssrs. Mackintcsh 6
kcA Seattle. s2l
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DEMEMBER THIS!--THAT 1T Is
H positively worse than murder to allow
any case TO prove fatal without trying Sic
Clellan's Diphtheria and Fever Remedies
They will positively cure even after all
else has failed. No preparations on earth
can equal these remedies for Throat and
Lung troubles or Fcyers OF all kinds.
Tho Diphtheria remedy alone is a sure
preventive and certain to stop its spread.
1t acts like magic in Group and whooping
cough: it will cure any sore throat. They
are not cure-alls. Any dealer can get them
tor you at
HODGE. DAVIS & CO.'S.
Wholesale Drug House.
Portland. Oregon.
Frank II. Mcclellan & Co. Proprietors
763 Mission St.. San Francisco. Cal.
mhll-Sm
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]. R. LEWIS

a TORNEY AT LAW. OFFICE
Buffers building. room 1 and 5,
- street. Opposite Occidental Hotel,
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tn. CANN.

TT0RNEY AT LAW. NOTARY
a Public and Commissioner of Deeds
0regOn and California. Office oppo-
- Abrams livery stable. Collections a
QedAity. s2s
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JACOBS & JENNER.

A fT0RNEYS AND COUNSELORs
"A at law. Office in building recent
Snopiad b. Larrabce 4 Hanford. JAIME