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 Er Topnoody was reading the eveu.n- paper. ard as he headlines 10 tae fore! sr dispatches struck his eye. he remarked :o ms wife
 Ny dear. were you aware :aa: the cholera is setting ! firm hold in :he eas: and $ coming rapidly this way"
 "l heard something about il. Is |. catching: sine replied, unmoved.
 " Catching: Why. my dear. i, Is epi- iera.e. and sweeps everything before Ii Ike the resis,less rush of a cyclone
 Le. II rush. Topnoody"
 '- But. my dear. are you no. feartul ot It's results. Ii II should reach these shores:"
 " Ne: dangerously fearful, guess
 We'll. you should no: trea, the matte 8 lightly. Don't you know ;ha, i, may invade our very household, and take one or both of us in is destroying hand: Think. only think, my dear, If you were lei, a widow ..
 That's Jus, wha. was thinking a5oG. Topnoody. think it would De real a.ee and as cho'era widow arn sure WOE excite such sympathy thai. before cou. have q tombstone erec,ea over sou a.ou,1e.iEs dust, would have half :-e ,.lA:r7a seble men in this town r.n-.. -f.e. re. and by the time vas ready wear co!ors again. could have r.ao- gage foreciosea on one q them a2G U ,ae .lsh-so-8 to q very comt5,.45 f-s4fe- Cho,era. indeed. Why. r, dear. Tn going . ,ake ny chances. q, begin praying ;...s very nigh. for !. ca.y.e.
 t-- -oc-sasg zs.apseG tn:3 silence
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04

A wife IS called better half because | man had better half her than not half her. r. S.-it you don, get on to this al riis, you may do so af;erwards.-.ife,.,s :,, siH I,a;fsst
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04

When man, while ,rAing ;o re- inelneer something. scratches his heaa. he Is not hunting ier inspiration. lie Is dissns Tor ;i.e m.sslns ihia&-P.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04
General Lees uuse.a.a D.vo;.o..
x -- x

'N~1s FS..e S7cN s.,.4. Ds-.e1.5 < '. l.. Lee WAS cise.e5 he -hsef or..- .,.-..~ q .ae Ac.,lX ,r SaG -e -c E. Iae e1< wss n3Aje on ;ae ree,s,- ae7aa;0a ef essne-z, ,1a.,. o4csea r ,ae e;1c-as.e lsarcss B.a.s. S5- -a-esvs ,s te- ,-e
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04

l ger kelg & elfk Ae1 --a 1r te es@ ree a-ys... -
The Arkansaw traveler., 1883-08-04

sE-.az .ee Faa-ss..aa aas 9Gas
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-01-07
&eliNtNMs.

-u.g.,Ii.t roNt,REG NrlVNAl CHURCH.
Conner oi tiatwoo3 rud Brysu streets Rev G,
l. tcoNt'1, ptstOr services ot n a. m, and 2
IN mn. An wclcOw, seats froC
esflNsr R>rb.l ,uUk,u.-Corurr oi
sSr.r,tr, and Patterson syvuu, kew X T.
HANS. psstor. Sun, ,.s school M uNn m.
M Williams. su atenlcuf presching |
.tt - ,u aud "A 81. Anil. t.inn hy ihN pAytOr. |
| Uc,iWr,, meeting nj ! n. m. seas ireo ant a |
/ welcome IN an
s.~r,rsr rursu\N curRcu. CORNER
- "a lrs,, ,t,,.ts ser>,rrs M il n
ny and sun1s, school al $50 a. m. Al
a,, ,"yteh
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day 'cNNnl every snNosM | ,,',, w ,r,,,c
count nour s V,vI, sCho,I rScmsr crons AZ
Wv W. .in.tng sl.c aC.r ,hc sunday
Nyio'NS MuSS,aS Mali aud Sc.,,,iy IN.
schHl hNetS ee1I vvn,a,y ANY, nv",t NJ W.,
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W. NN'NS ,,,,,,,
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rABkkSANlE VI ~ NhVkOu-.Nu.'
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rhomson Seswv TV'N"VNs Nv "a " ps,v,,
y w. '" aHcrS W"INs,Sev ry,nlne AT IN I'M
m No. ~ VNV IssSri'c c"rI,, 0v INyi,r6
sSs.s NV 49, . S ,S, y \;
noyt thel ihNShl HN,NN nv NJ, w
ner NAM M'u " p,,'oc,Jr " st M ana
- "' w. 'ssSSe,h school nj $50 a m 4
~ Sn mctr,ns's service w smith Wilt deliver
sSs q, s9 N. , SsS,S S SS0 Il, s a ,.l.
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spcg IN all Amcrctn lorIs asiNHW sNvsW
Aoro diuv ~ the uroholh thau ,nvt ~
. titus VISITED sudan, teecnVN iorthe puIposu" i
VWslnS the contract ioL hase ui M,euutvt.sV
lAnd m T. 6 tcrtt tory Ihrte were fresenlN wv
,ne tag uumtot OF ludnn ohle's snh 'ne W.
loving oa,tlo pgs ol southern kahaN wno
} Wscd 'hc umh OF "Vr So, oppnSuN WV.
amos, hcN nSN LuNs h"Nwg lessnu ewSH M
inurr ,oHu any ot tn uiutr hrms howlns" "
~ N MsnCrn; " MI rug ~ NN"SnW, :"
thylv 3 900, i NtrtN tNN'k 'h.W, Nlnn'
Lar inner, $500 lhc nrloe pNln per hvIo " "u
er year. the lentr' Innnlus ven years, ~,
.ontfart iAt iuncisS the lana hNs hceh lct anu
twni b. under tcsce by next April
A project is on loot Tor asnlp oanHi uVtWeSn
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COTTON

r..
ve my 81 ,ssceips ofco,,o, =
TSSsi dfiSsS n, SsD on i a. is SIS
rh n . Tor Sanger d ~ aies IS or
Of ,ff S,s eisht was SS', Ss ON hand IN "A
Year nali ON Vlbsl,S showt
lhe ,h,n. the correspond
Csn,es White ftum thu c,,, 4.
Texs iWh sl sCa, over Tho ILL.,
Hon. tacif 90 by the ss,., wv
So . nn T. & no for MARI, III.
co, v'etthef ,xss CcutraI ar', "
,Ssnn "n ~ Sult Colorado 4 ~ san ~
wss ,the PRINCIPAL ,ess liza
i%oei src either firm ',v.eI.leY
pr,eSe or ,snv, in Liverpool 'i sea- Y
MSS 'r nun at the folicwSlns aeY
10 he' ,.'s n,ddlinis, ..''..'''.''..''''r"U.
o q, 4" ' .'.s ..,''..'.... 80"
nh. ncnham h a.i;s;s ba
sh s,schsm cclsprsw ss, | ~, ON w
= ~. rs- Via the santa WV WI.
q - 's'rpl efhe cotton sl,l
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FUTURES

c,n. utVhEs opened steady aboutNth =,
e ,uSVu anu seemed TO be N Al
sspuvula'ots have hot been nbje
NV ISW Ml. 9,ny, anu 1t looks as thonehk IL
a aS merits would soon take place
yp,V' anu unchanged. The receipt,
"S5e - than last year P"
,o Sm,'ego Produce--chicago has
noom on corn and wheat b,, "" y, =
I,huuotIul V can last. Pork was
'he receipts were small was ~
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u. Y. RAiNw ArliR ~ CO.
PROrRIErORs OF
Central Elevator,
DEALERS IN
GRAIN AID GENERAL COMMISSION

An sick Cattic.-rDcuru pneumonia nuryAlu,
di,lcmprr, blood poisoning, disease 90 the geSpI.
ua.ory orgHns sow throat weak lotus kidney
Troubles. difficulty In urirnupN low vOiui,iun
rough coal, whyrstug old chronic CnughN cute
guaranteed. CITES lodlde Ammonia Powders
/ SrpN tor pamphlet az. Gu,, noN Slsl, Sew
/ Nor, VnslOMcc. 6'C. oOlN sold hv al doug
|HNlNWlN
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I. Hot POlisll(I:;D.,;;. A ;S (;
AALV EsINN NJ
DALLAS EXCHANGE ASp

; y,eid oi lhis 5 ate mas proba6'y a.
AZ Az some claim 'l,O, OjOt0I NAE ~
iaCt w w 'he llcates
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.-ded Nose, slQW

facilitate our business In the southwest a as ". "
SECTION for OUR Hor roLisuErs beyonu
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on tier, and each box piciuriug souiaes,
OriNal scene or other. Ali the hguTesEJ
dressed with the greatest possible exa,
ne. and worked with uudonbted skill,
Between these are suspended naguifioe
chandeliers, one of which Is n fac-simile
the grand chandelier at the imperial p
ace az peking. The walls Of one room .
con pleted covered with small posters :
uoUucing the value Of the eOntrbalio
made by the various Chinese, some OF /
'it,A reaching hundreds in amount. Amo
he other curiosities displayed IN this roc
IS a dwarf pine, eighteen iuches ia heigl
but as perfect in every way as the larg,
pines In our own state, Il has only il
been received, among other curlosities h,
from Japan, Ascending short flight
stairs the visitors finds themselves in /
Chinese temple, decked out with all |
gaudiness u Mongolian's genius is capGl
Of, the air filled with the tunes Of burn
tpunk and incense. Here is the throne
THE Almighty JOSS, in whose honor the
'tivilies are given. His tables are decb
with eatables, aud looking down upon h
from tho walls are pictures Of FAINT
Chinese whose bones have been gathe
10 their ancestors. Each Chinaman
entering places himself In front of Joss, 8
without removing his hat or any otl
preparation, does homage by low bow .
swiftly raises his hands to his bowed he
With that his devotion ends, and he n
giles with his chattering companions,
IDENTIFY unmoyed by the presence oftne
whom he worships. There is another t,
pie in the building, but lacking the gal
ness which murkes this one.
The festivities, which are to last five d
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'enly reduced to alb
IS would yots start
y Dung man of NJ
. where there's u
,en revised to suit
3a(is When there
prentice applied
bnt in filling nog
ot examining the !
hihe. J
tlihago divorce wal
l9urs! But what
Mine and Thine
h us. .
W economical IN,
, Il when two wuuS
IN n fine hair swil
5ron the same day
, %able circumStanc
e. says an exchan
\ es' probably me,
AR neighbor;.
JStc piano recital.
~ ladies is: Z"
1t is romarke,
" gentlemen.
~ been taking nui
~ years hangs ba
No really can't pla
chances ARE IL
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BAZAAR,
-l---- .s..-
Rubber
:, \, .,s 4 rrr,ul Of
Solos &C, s "a \ !, ''r'San,
OuEENswANE
auorl~,oNs TO-DAY,

auoTl ~,oNs TODAY,
AsyCprKN CRATEs---iO Wcs5S ~ -.
TuMni XEa-Sbot "a 30 per doscu,. oo@i "
nor boii sablelr, D 6,d0 W per harreL
sTok NN.-1s- Per lo gellons, ~ W@'g ~
awe IN rer hos assoticd cssk lamp,, IL W
WRENCH CHIN -l,r n ttanck,
a,rNuIlNt, CNNpo-lN a. pek a
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iiQuoRs.
~ took OF vach retail lye,st "
Nv ,.'s IN estimated at NO gallons
WV punrAIlNNh kNs-nNNt

.,,ntoI =, 81 prr gkL a. pDe Ngh wines,
s,hnsxY~- Necuasd, Oe@l NJ as rct rtye'
Mn,aasN ono wear old. \ M two wears o'd,
."ui m" M three wears OLD, ANA cOi fancy a.
.,d whieiy, 3 eetle W es,pct AZ , anal.
Wvv,ur ,-tlatta Ia cosos Vlesa W lvs NusI
wr.NN,a,vAA per val godl @ Nfh COCA
Ms.,,S' nor Esilon, NNl ~ NalNfi", nof s Si
'ae', N,ss,.ek ~ whi.ewinN ,n eaSes y NWW, "
'cuAwrAeSN,l,s',ss, N Ns% M M SS n sS "
aciu ~ ss,sssD 10. DON aSlc chamMsee we
a mrr,.rp nwNN-> lonis quarts, W y
~ d N Smweisef own ass, N mi WusS
t,v ~ Eglsl ecr'ee'n Nt.t' ~ ''N''
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,tn and A" Jar an
II SOUTiERN

m me -l.4-, ~. q Do 3eou " = ~,
v hbt toUJholEt aud NOtta. but ono 'st,
pgl,llrcrr on washington, and bug gwp 7 nf. U,
ropur,urnr sre mgdo with ~ diver NJ N,s w
Niuneso,h and tAc Eas, and IS HosonF ''H'
SAINT Fy Hallway, .,. 90,
Eafnnmatln regarding rates r. o','' =
RAllWAy SYSTEM,
yun,,Ns Trav. Pa tAg't, Hca
" - ~ u ~ lEINuN, y
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- AMID NcU4 \
,ivaeu reKa1 ana an parts 4
stcsssh.o Zines, are GA st,l
For tRIes q 80 general iuiogi
,ket Agent pal.eu, og 90
.a1o Hasaset os Capt A. fA
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HHH W. ID
lnOUraud emp pNeh
Dnmpa y " II h1oo
y - per crut sna
uaiy s.
New York ,iiy hu
vltc h1spitHlt, with
uurt,cu b Npi ais
hy the 1 ubl u, can
\ All tho tor, ign "
| ,tati,s received ht
l aor during i8. tina
Hnr ; to Am tloA ~
"a lsSa, $50 at6 AZ
tli) tll IN lS,l. ari
"lfa stureIcep +
I'll IA ioli ,hn nut
man None " thu
..Not rcIottbd to b
Tho ,oth receipts
lIDw am INT Ia iAN
mlta foreign, ngnip
ni,20a bal,st rvigui
{ iss2, gam OF 20
,fbSs bal u tnttign
IL esumhlcd thnl
1900, 100 bushels 3
,uothcr In vest {
Ell sso about 10, %
N ;, Belle "A, StA
neeu granted n p0te
mou', sh Is the N
ocen hoL o,cd with
INIT d StNIes COVE
An oStr On rails
plucktd o1ce YET
age, aud twice
hons Atunoh pi
\ correspondent
from Provincah
my ono year wvr
landed In thus ioi
Probably upward
fish n one 10, ttse
r1oyinOe,own, II
hnv las asl yea
hays accomplishing
shi.h hers h w 70,
aupht - many y
descend, 4 W q ridl
The last Livttp,
gives tnv { lluwi Y
and ,tochs IN tight
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DlsI coon

- IUNT "T wv" T7NkN NItVTFTt
!. Np.thuulns. IA uuoai tNQh ti
4 rlum island s. Atlantic ~
AIltndpia. 5A. pNlghs ~, Sd>
2,,,,rs,,,,,. .aoc,oi. "a, sunny
d DON! !, 49, '',,,''' 4 ,ag s,nSn,a
II .nl,dpN 'N.. l1nblNic can't
0snttu ~. Nov Y0rg mlllH ",
II uiiAl ''' NWt 49,
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A,lER ,eaow Pine, rough 10 per leo
feet over 9, feet In leugth, , b Matched an1
dressed aooriug ond uulshing, . 7N . ceiling,
~, = ccillug, 40 yellow pine Ndng, wv
white pino OcihuS, or scconG common, ~,
Whit pluc allluv NrN common,
cpmmou, 2 30. poplar siding y, clio ih second
iSr golNne. 4 d. Ash aud Waluu, VI, 20 90; pop.
poi OiO poplt-. dressed both nArs, soon iuavh
walnut, 10 ootltl ~, common doors, oV1S
| 4 Rt sesN. gbeS 10 rs ~ Ma,
I silINGL ES-NClluw riuo 1904 He white
( vino 1 5Oob co. Olptosu, No, !, ~ No, 2,
| 1 hu. No, - BIS -
! PLASTER pARl9--fer barrel, I Net 10,
CEMKNr-- HusvncNlt, 5 80, LVpInytu,s ! 30
! Portland ~
| CEMGNT FLURS-'t ,uch, STbT ? ncN, tNg
nth Coiliug io,uI 40 g intA oNp axes iuri
polirg lNlri, I -, luuh OEp DO &C.
| DRAIN ruE-hror, leo ryr ,c0L ilneN, NO
q inch, SfSo. inch. az; tu,h, SOC,
j NlNLu ''NlS-RcNly Tor use and all col
- 'l.'.N- - AZ inn i...L..N Amn AInn
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= tNNa To-Day. ,u
" y s"p,e9, . oN " ',l,,a pN y sr'
, NAV w W, ...,.....
w ''-'Ao yer poH"" aus"'
w, ~, Nlieonh' 20 per CONT
W"oSI' 49, ID c,. -
ipl,..,n,Nlh lor p'N' y w, 4, s,,
''N' o, NA'' wv IVA '"'
9W.
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!, trn Dec. - Wheat quiet and
81 bld cash. 81 l,2 bid JAnuHrF
Nav Cun lower, IS cash. 3, o.'
December, IS January, ~ May
rr aud nom nal, 9Gi2 bio, Cattl'
l2s The feeling Is better a.'
Offering tho light to test th'
/, of the trading. Retail prices ar
bed Snesp receipts 30, qul"'
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=" sn IN. 0hW W, 49,
MsAscd in ire toe, e NV
| Worse.shce Pad, "rrew ,a
gc Fad mn sn~
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mailer quantities.
ne uas Cos. once.
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leu
NV YORK MAY 4
,oRE, bee. %, Il
HIS to "a low -
d CLOSING rltady y
aoetaded red 20 I y Y
r.. . red. III to L Y
ktlower; options Y J
hrward, recovered W.
kuagrai,d, rs to ON
"A g.. 90 L., u
quiet and -
No i5poiuts hisherRtN ,
N k95O0 b7rs January,
" g. to 1893, MWtn, /,
AlHy, II c1 TO Ii 70; july
Noll No. October, ll'b
tchaurrd. MoIe'ses q
h. qulytaud firm W,
syete demand I'Sus
WESTERN steamer 81
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i've, IN Liv a, cl 90,
Nt when 70 Ame,lcs
Imp sfor tho week
" which In Ain,ilcal
Nmount aiioat.,,,,,. ,
az which " American
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Call anl examine the EARLY RRHAHRAsr' Col II
desirable tull line VI QueCuswarG Glassware rablat
foods Also haze the best stock OF QucevswNo cvnt o
vanlrcd Iron Nognocs window Caps and Shea lrnp htI
deis tom tho country solicited and prnnpuy inNh
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-11-11
Liszt, the Paganini OF the piano. is

Liszt. the Paganini OF the piano, is
to have bis 72nd or 74th birth lay
honored in Paris this month. II is
not certain whether the famous Hum
earian was born in 1909 or 1911, and
as he himself observes, it ocolrred so
long ago that he forgets all about it.
When List came to Paris at IL years
OF age and gave concerts, the French
warmly encouraged his pre- ,ocious
talent, and they have ever applaudej
it in its maturity. OF his two daugh>
ters, the eldest became the first wife
OF that political musician, Emile
Olivier. Of light heart notoriety. TIE
other daughter became the second
vile Of Richard Wagner.
The Germans have simply replied
to the new "Anti-Prussian" jou. nal
by founding third German news
paper in Paris. A few French
writer's observe even Job could not
staEd that.
The last real princess We had on
the stage was Picolomini, descendant
of the family that gave the church
Plus II. Che Princes Pignatelli has
just appeared as di0a at a leading
cafe concert here, where she is En-
gagged for six months at 1000 francs
a month. Her sister is the Comtesse
Potocka, one Of the reigning queens
OF beauty in the sristocrstic world
here. The debutante is separated
from her husband and her family re-
fuse to aid her unless she surrenders
her two children. She applied to q
Radical deputy to assist her, but
her being an aristocrat was against
her. She has a fair voice, AMI q
packed house cheered and Missed. She
is about 80 years of age. handsome.
but threatens to become as stout as
Madame Alta
Tennyson ought not to be too runc-
tilious about grinding few stsnzas in
honor of the late Mr.. Brown. In
1880 the Shah of Persia invited his
poet laureate, MsizssGazul, to COM
pose an elegy in memory of faithful
domestic. He complied, and the
Shah rewarded him with a pair OF
breeches in seamless hippopatsmus
hide, with topaz buttons, and with
boots of muskrat skin aud gold
heels.
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A NorED BUT ulcrrrLED wszxSSe

The above is good Hkeneg OF Hrs Lydia z 57szss7-
ham, of Lynn, Mass, who above all other human ossE
may be truthfully called the Dear Friend os wrsare
of her correspondents love TO cali her. ssss
is zealousy devoted to her work, which is the outss
of a Hfestudy, and is obliged to keep six 1SzSs--
assistants to kelp her answer large corresponS
which daily pours in upon her each bearing its sp
burden of suffering, Joy at release from IL. E2S
Vegetable Compound is medicine for good and 77ssf
evil purposes have personally investigated i uzafs
satisfied Of the truth of this
On account of its proven merits it is recou17nanE5
and prescribed by the best physicians in the COUSIN
One says. 1t works like charm and saves y1.zrz0
pain. 1t win entirely the worst form Os 1alE<-
OF the uterus Leucorrboea, Irregular and pa5zsz5
denstruation, all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation urs-
Liberation, Floodings all Displacements and the
Sc lent spinal weakness, and is especially ADAPTED "a
the Change Of Life.'
1t permeates every portion OF the system and gfss
new life and vigor. 1t faintness fiatuEenrs
destroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves we<
Of the stomach 1t Floating. Headache
Nervous PrOstration, General Debility, sleepesSnsa
Depression and Indigestion That feeling Of beagSe
down. causing pain, weight and backaehe, is Away
permanently cured by its It viii at ell times zz
under all circumstances act in harmony with the !as
that governs the female system.
costs only 81 per bottle six for S. and is sold t
druggists. Any advice required to special eases 2
the of many who have been restored to perfest
health by the of the Vegetable Compound, can
obtained by addressing Mrs p, with stamp for reUI
OF her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compounds
unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
Mrs Pinkhams Liver Pills, says one writer, am,
Fe best ia the e0rld for the cure Of Contipatoz.
BiEousness and Torpidity Of the liver. Her Bfoea:s
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids Es
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LIZ. SAVING PRESENT.

ID. ii. E. Allison, Hutchinson,
Kan: Saved his life by simple
Trial Bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis
Every, for Consumption, which
caused him to procure large bottle,
that completely cured him, when
Doctors, change Of climate and
every thing else had failed. Asthma,
Bronchitis, Hosrseness, Severe
Coughs, and ell Throst Nnd Lung
diseases, If is guaranteed to cure.
Trial Bottles free at z g. NJ. (, Drug
|rors. Large size 81. 90. /
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F.Auerbach &Bro.

the latest Novelties and best makes CT
81 d9s spd so1 At e aHss M
and Of an ample capital prices
OUR VELVET. PLUSH AND SILK DEPARTMENT
% R the bette: o EHos s en n s Y h ~
a p as % 'SsS 'ss s9
ysy Partisan
Msy 1o Of these s5es one " " dresses
IN OUR DRESS G01P 0IR AR
WHITE GOODS AND TABLE LINEN
T FRR1 s HND DRESS BTrToS
i" n hl6ksS AE6 z HNB KdfsGh
Asment Of the Newest Goods, mostly OF
We csi especial sttendon improvement Corse,
THE "PIvOr" CORSET; price s1.25.
will found the easiest bestfaiOg and most durable Corset
crafty of-e1pressed desire Ladies for the
BUTTERICK PATTERNS.
these justly celebrated Pat
OUR CLOAK AND FUR DEPARTMENT
NEEDS its growing our
present 5ading
the
OUR CARPET OIL Cloth AND CURTAIN DEPARTMENT
A ss ss sad s Gs and Dp s1 5 sS W.
OUR LADIES' SHOE DEPARTMENT
o0ns 19 s s8 I'll: best Goods for La' Children and Gents
URGENTs'. BOYS and CHILDRENs MN. nr,,r,,r
BOOT and SHOE DEPARTMENT
Furnishing GOODS DEPARTM'T
E5y the 9s ss only and prices will show saving of fully
BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
avg bought 0O Blanket Sale held
country September
" ~ O sO " = =
WE MEAN WHAT WE SAY.
oy lew nave yet arrived but ell shipped and will repay
email sG R S st1 6pss er R9 aH Uta has
them Larger Assortment
1900 N N'''N1 1890 "
Mail Orders prompt filed. We are never undersold
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JAS. THOMSON. G. J.THoMsoN.
HOUSES 6 FARMS
FOR SAID.

&ASO T1FNTY ACRES OF GOOD
pfOO farming land, with $40 wafer right
under the County canal.
GOEO0 ANEW BRICK HOUSE OF TEN
1DooOO rooms, lot 41I9 rods on Car line
Seventh ward.
S1OO GOOD BUILDING LOT, Axe ROD :,
pAOO Fifth ward.
NEW DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE
Il Of two rooms and kitchen In each house;
good well, pump, orchard etc lot lx20 70 IS,
close to Utah Central depo:; bargain
GOOD FARMING LAND NEAR THE CITY
U on the instalne nt plan. ia lots to suit
4 NEW ADOBE HOUSE OF FOUR
a rooms. lot Sc feet by 10 rods, two and a
half blocks west of Main street, Seventh
.I6O FORTY ACRES OF FARMING
01oO land, four miles from the city.
c07SO A NEW BRICK HOUSE OF
% Nv seven rooms, buttery, gransry
and cellar; spleudi3 orchard, good we'll, cor
rails, ETC., and Ave acres Of No. I land in Sugar
House wari, near the paper mill; good water
right.
GO0O A rcd front, ten rods deep
$HVO building lots, Nineteenth
&kOO House OF three rooms, kitchen
QCOU and cellar; LOT 5x10, Twenty
first Ward.
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CON DITIONS i:

Commission Ct 211 per cent against
Bank Drsft payable On delivery OF Ship
ping Documents; or, per cent. with
half cash, balance drawn fer with Bills
Of Lading. Suitable Produce taken in
payment.
All Trade and Cssh Discounts con-
ceded to purchasers. Original Invoices
forwarded when requested.
Liberal Advances made on Consign-
ments.
The Agency represents, Bn5a and Sells
for Firms.
Every branch CT Personal Agency
Business transacted.
Price List on Application.
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Houses Rented, Loans Negotiated and
Collections made.
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REMITTANCE Direct to N%nhger
o. through London or Bsris 81
AL communications 20 stt .
THE MANAGER.
Con.ir antsl and I.oionsi Agency.
IL Ru- Chs.rn', Paris, France.
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Bangor.

A. G. Runyan and wife 60 to South Haven
to-day to spend three weeks.
VIM. Ford left town Saturday. Expect
him to return with new wife.
Elder Hull had six head of young cattle
killed on the railroad last week.
Mrs. Rea and Mrs. Gray INDUCED in free
fight, Mrs. Ct. getting her eye BACKED.
The contents of the pocket-book which
Geo. Remington lost n few weeks ago, were
returned from South Haven, with the excep-
ton of the money which it contained $50.
Geo. Remington's house was struck by
lightning during the violent thunder storm
Saturday evening, tearing hole through the
roof. None of the inmates were harmed,
which seems miraculous.
f. w. Bidwell and wife have been engaged
TO teach the north side school this coming
year. The school board will not be liable to
allow one or two who happen to have per-
sonal spite against these teachers, to poison
their minds against them.