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Two Negroes Followed tho I. Witch
Doutor's AdvicsAacha.ins."
Oraugda,e Car. Charie.,On Nnr,.
/. Two negro men were brought In yester-
day aud lodged in jail on the following
charge: One. Of them had been refused
the affections Of d dusky sweetheart. He
consulted a Switch. doctor (of whom a
lot abound among the eolo,ed people,,
lie was told that II was necessary 10 mix
powdered bone dust Of an old person and
m infant in the food OF the heartfess
maiden TO win her otherwise lost love.
The deluded fool tsaid to BEL quiet 'negrol
obtained help and dug up the remains Of
an aged lady, who had been Inferred twen-
" years, aiso that Of IN iEfafit which had
been buried six years. The grave robbery
was discovered, and after II careful hunt
tho crime was traced to these negroes.
The mutilated remains Of the old lady
were found, but those OF thechilA arc gone.
The Indignation Is intense. Tho former
good behavior fof the principal negro
saved him from violence. ficwas brought
10 jail for tho regular course Of law. The
hiHrH ioctoTt spIllc ulu IleSto stouIluic't
had fled.
Tho superstitions OF many Of tl.elblacEs
arc so general that "charms' balls OF cot
ton string, fragments OF wool, hair ind
leaves rolled together) are found on them
wien arrested. They always insist that
they would have, escaped II! the charm
hadn't failed. The sight ola rabbits foot,
particularly u graveyard rabbit, Is to them
worse than any other horror. Recently
II gentleman was called upon 10 visit u
negro, WHO told him she was done for; he
WAS wiicled; no did find n piece Of rabbit
skin IN his leit.hand coat pocket The
gentleman suspected the witch and order.
cd him off the place, with the promise OF
so lashes II he returned. The charm lost
its power and the deluded fellow is we'll.
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Becky ,JOneSism.

Becky Jones by this time should, as the
chairman. Of the meeting is in the habit OF
saying, "need no introduction to an
American audience" Becky was house
keeper in the Hamcrsly family, in New
York, and when, in the natural course OF
last wills and %testaments, the will OF the
late Mr.. Hamersly caino to be wrangled
over, Becky was put on the stand rs a wit
ness. The examination required her to
reveal the inside OF the household in
which she had been trusted. According
to this plain woman's code OF honor, what
was said or done in the Ifauicrsly house
came to her knowledge under the implied
seal OF confidence. She reeoiled with dis
gust from the breach OF filth that was de-
mandcd OF her, and she wa sent to jail
as y contumaclous witness. She entered
her new quarters with the heroic remark
that she would stay there until the rcsur-
rection rather than give away the family
secrets, and there she remains, and is
likely 10 remain. "a
How many persons have Becky Jones'
fine sense OF honor?-how many fine pco.
pie who would not think this humble wo-
man who worked ior living lit company
for themselves? Native dignity and true
nobility reside in the man or tho woman
who draws ,tIe sharp line Of distinction
between his or her secrets and
tho secrets OF other persons. The
secrets OF another may be construed to be
whatever relates to Ills own affairs and is
none Of the worlds business-as mucl,
his property rs his house or his horse, to
DO parted with only by himself. How
"hrst circles" and all the circles would
suffer Tor want Of small talk il this line OF
honor were strictly followed! How SOM
OF tho most vivacious conrcrsationalists
would become undressing and fall to
tho level Of common place ii it were no
longer permitted to rattle the skeletons in
the ncighbors' closets!
We may be suro that a Becky Jones has
other virtues; that SHE would never back
bite her neighbcr; that those who might
be in search Of ugly gossip or a dumping
ground for scandal would have to look
elsewhere; that she would find ample en-
ploymeut for her leisure moments in at
tending strictly 10 her own business.
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~TnEFAn, SEN.
1t Is said that Japanese women have
never seen md do not know the use o.

1t Is said that Japanese women have
mover seen and do not know. the use Of
pins.
Women and girls own nearly one.hali
OF the deposits in the savings banks Of
Massachusetts,, having 10 their credit
Sll7,9S2,3 500. 49, ll.LSE
1t must have been a revelation to Mark
Antony when. he went to Egypt to find
that an irregular phi. could By the most
charming Of any. ~
Diamonds are, from their extreme bril-.
liancy and hardness, Of color, becoming
TO none but women Of high color. 4
pale woman In blazingdiamlonds Is ridicu.
lous. io."i Itt't}f o. T-
lIuxley's daughters, they say, disprove
the theory Of heredity OIL tho paternal
side by, their beauty, which Is SO, superior
to the average that they are declared tho
preltiest girls in al London.
II is a fact that first on the list Of noble
workers with tho needle IL the Empress
Eugcnic, who gives n small portion OF
each day to tapestry work, while her
evenings are devoted TO knitting for the
poor.
"A handsome cluster corsagc Of flowers Is
now scnthomc with all the costumes fur.
nislicd by Partisan modisses, except the
plalnest walking costumes, and even these
have often some triiline addition 10 the
dress itself. For instance, n cloth costume
trimmed with velvet has d chatelaine bag
and a snug little bebe bonnet, or nuns
cap, OF the dress material or Of velvet en-
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Special gottees.

a CAlsD.-To all who are suffering from errors
and inaiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness,
early decay, loss Of manhood, DC, l will send Il 70
clpe that viii cure you. FREE OF CiiAitGE. This
great remedy was discovered by a missionary In
South America. Send selt:addressed envelope 10
REr. JosElH 7. lSAAH, Station d. New York.
jyl1.MwrAw NEg 0n1
q 1ITS:-All Fits stopped FREQ by DR.. Kline's Great
vclnN cures. Treatise and = 90 trial bottle free to
Fit eases. Send to DR.. Kline, 9Sl Arch St PhiiA.,
Pa; Cancer Institute. OIL Arch st. rhila.. Pa. Go
oh. wv g,yg9Lt 90 noa.awvAw
NO$CURE,.H NOSPAY!.-WHlTE.:
AN lIUllSI's Cedar DalNln Is warrnniel 10 euro
coughs. colds. c:oup, th:oHt ind lung diseases, etc,
the empty bottle and get your money back Sold
By chAs. K, Goctzc, Iii stxtecuth strrct. and oil
dtuSstAu. Price :se, pos AwP
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We shall observe Thanksgiving Day rs
usual, but there won't be any turkey OH
the Republican table this year, a hunk
Of cold corncd beef and 4 slab OF frozein,
pie is good enough Tor us after all that has
lappened.-Phiiadtlphia Press.
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TIE King Of Denmark is truly n pater.
nal monarch. Finding that during the
recent severe weather tho royal foot
guards were suffering greatly from colds
ind coughs, this good old gentleman or.
dered a supply Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
for them, and now the s~entries arc happy.
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/. Er,u Advertisements.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
!. with or without boafd Apply At 100 Fifteenth
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Leave Bellairc at 2:lo r. ". for summceneld.
Leave. !Beltatrc at 500 4. n. for Summr.dctI and
Iacesyule, Arrive t BellAiec, Oils 4. n. and 5;8S !, j,
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DIED.

-GrtLARD-on Thursday, November q, 1854, at
? O'CLOCK r. NJ, Mrs. :. A. BrLLARD, wife Of Il. J.
Bullard, sr., astd 8, years. 5..Ii
Funeral Saturday morning a. 10 o'clock. Inter.
meDt urIknte. 4 -.---- L.L-.I.L.-- .l---.---s-
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shilc6's Cough and Consumption Cure
Ia sold by us on a guarantee. u ounas
consumption. Sold by j. NJ. House.

shilce's Cough and Consumption Cure
is sold by us on n guarantee. u cures
consumption. Sold by j. NJ. House.
Send to Browns Iron Bitters Co., Bal
llmore, Nd, for the PROTEST picture
cards ever made, Give name and street
address.
Geo. Rick, the Elm street furniture
dealer, Is selling chairs, dining-roon
furniture In quality and price to auit
| everyone.
Pure nnd uncolored aud guaranteed
unadulterated May Blossom Tea nd 80
cents pound in one pound packages az
Bouches, SsS Main street.
Extremely low prices havo hcen
marked on all the furniture Geo. Rick
mas In stock--taoles, chairs, rockers, bed.
room and parlor sots. Give him n cell.
| Are you made miserable by Judges
thn, constipation, dizziness, loss OF an
petite, yellow skipY Shiloh'a VikSllseri IS
aposiave euro. Bold by j. ~. House.
The handsome fitting garments seen
on our streets arc made at Douglas Bros.
merchant tailors, I0S Main street.
Tho Turf saloon has the finest iouor.
ana cigars in the city. The place Ia Kim
street opposite oliver X GriSgs.
The Turf saloon has removed % Sls
hlln street, where they hare t.tOd NJ,
the finest saloon in the city.
This Is the fro season; 80 iusure vour
property with Smith II Hall, agents,
Office opposite the HBRALn.
Paints, ready mixed, so that any ono
cen use Thorn; artist materiala, oils, ole.
At Hamilton q loung's.
The Runstable Boot aud Shoe fac,or-
,nade the base ball shoes tor the Dallas
NtNwn St9c1inpd
When you want good whisky, fine
VINE or pure French brandy, go 10 Loeb
X Frciberg's.
Don't buy old and refused goods when
you can buy at Bsuman's new goods for
less money,
"Hackmetaok,r lasting and frsyrar.
perfume. Price % and 90 cents, sold b.
J. NJ. House.
What an ugly face when Won took
lchonlng pulls. Bailoy's SaIine Aperi-
~ is natter.
The mud must DO very dozen when
'onr ieot get damp wearing Hunstable's
cots.
The only styllsh lsdies' suits TO az I'm
he altr VI Il. Baumnn's 70' Elm straet
Boys Boots at the PUNISHABLE shob
tore.
The Hunstablo Shoe Store is having a
run.
Base ball shoe platosat Hunstab.e's.
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LoCALETTEs.

Boots 70 order at Hunstable's.
Repairing done ut Hunsts ble's.
Go TO nuns;eble's, 7i2 Elm street.
Infants Fine Shoes at Hunsiahle's.
Buy the Hunstsble Root every time.
SNo''" '''ia y NSne, ~ rnns:aWo.N.
Go TO Hunstahle's for boots and shoes.
New cod Ssh, nc Bouohe's, SIS Najn
street.
Telephone spith 4 Hall for your in
Novelties in elegant neckware, al
Bauman's.
New white fish, al A. Il. Bopohe's, s2s
Main street,
Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes q,
Hunstsblo's.
New auchovies and sardelles at Loeb
q Freiberg's.
Telephone your orders 70 Franklin d
Piouts, mRohinists,
Hats and bonnets to match your suits
IN colors. OF Bauman's.
All hats sold st reduced prices at X.
BsumRn's, 100 Elm street.
I,N0 pair PUNISHABLE boots wore made
in Dallas since May Is, 1895.
The best machines, all new, AZ Frank.
'in q Piouts' machine shop.
Beedod dress fronts, capes and laces.
White and black, at Bauman's.
Just recoivee, a lot OF horse-radish IN
root, at A. Il. Bouche, tho grocer.
Horse radish and everything IN The
grocery line you want ut Bouche's.
Headquarters for bridal outfits. ladies'
wear and fancy goods al Bauman's.
Tho Lunches at tho Glen I,oa are reas
enable I'm price, and most excellent.
Ladies' wishing to buy stylish wrnp.
ana garments Bauman's is the place.
Tho only wholesale millinery Iorse IN
lho state. f. Boumsn, Dallas, Texas.
Catsup, Worcostershirn sauce an4
mustard by the gallon nj Loeb ~ Frei
Oerg
Bouohc, tbe Main street grocer. yssp,
everything in tho grocery line. Ielt.
phone him.
The Turf saloon on Elm sreat onro.
lie Oliver X Gnggs, have tho dnesl
unch in town.
Those rcHsts and that snlcad re1n A.
the 'sieu L.eG n'ssls LIe saiu uaa, d, IN,
~ ''a y; pans
Shiioh's Cstavrh Remedy n pe.lt,v,
cure Tor eats ri nrhlheris md canret
l.ies'n. Sc o. ,. =. aosgs.
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Mrs. q. 4. Dickinson will resume
charge Of her school on Novembor ,,
1874.
Smith & Hall will insure farm house
on ina installment plan. Call and se
Thorn.
John, how do you like my now hssi
Where did you get itH Why, as Bat
msn'Bl
Go to +. n. Barrow. SO Main street for
good plumbing, etc., Il. i. Doyle
manager.
Pixies Toothacbs Drops cur0 In one
minute, German Corn Remover kills
coriB and bunions,
Shiloh'B cure win immediately rel!ev.,
group, whooping cough and bronchitis.
Bold nv j, NJ. House.
Telephone or leave your orders nj
Hamilton. q Young's, and have youy
winoow glass put in,
One organ; one piano; all IN good
order; iorsale ut the auction and com
mission house, 0l9 Elm.
A uessl injector treo with each bottl,
oil Shiloh's c9tsrrh Remedy. Prlco Il.
oens. sold BY j. NJ. House.
The Cofeo nj tho Glen I.ea Ia real
coffee, not roasted beans. IL isthp aen.
uino berry o! tho coffee scbub ana It's
aroma oontesses that fact.
Dressed and undressod Kid gloves.
rom % cents up, Pluthes, velvots,
pipmos, Ups, satins, silks, cashmeres,
velvet and satin ribbon, at l.. Bauman's,
106 Elm street.
Dobhina' Securing Polish Is tho YES,
Thing m the world for cleaning lin MAS
ann all Ntchon utensils. Finest th!Rc
sof using In washing dishes md pans liz
p,ar9 Wator. For sel0 BY A. n. Bouoha,
Mrs. Robins, lato of New York citv. a
practical drcSsma6er and artist In 'hol
me, mas opened dressmal,iug room, "a,
~ him sNect whUre sue will bN plrased
70 see ~ VINO ueeh ihst class work done.
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"Ihe i,uslne.s Mans Place. &,

Tho Merchants Exchange bar Of
Mossrs. &. a. Roth n Co., Is one OF the
best patronized places in the city. Lo.
ccMeI IN the basement of the Merchants
Exchange building, keeping nothing
but che best, every attention being maid
TO the wants OF their patrons, ana ttte,l
up IN the most elegant manner, Il pro-
sents ono of tho most QUOT. COSY and
comfortable places In the state 10 epend
q few moments for lunch and enjoy your
tsItp w = N'
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am authorized to lend on call the fol.
lowing sums:
One SUN ofS9,So.
Ono sum ofS,@c.
Ono sum $4,000.
Ono sum ofti5,COo.
! can arrange loans for ca.tlemen In
Sumsrsngingfrom twenty-five thousand
q ono hundred and fly thousand dol,
'1rs. J,nss B. siSrsos.
N k,,r f.fs
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FRANCIS sriiru = co

Negotiate Loans on Land nom two to
ten years, rcpayable whenever desired.
Soc our advertisement, first column,
FIRST page Of Fort Worth Gazette. Office
over Traders National Bank, Fort
worth; also No. . kampmen block, San
Antonio.
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THE CITY.


TuB TEXAS LAND 3 MORTGAGE co.
LOANS MONEY ON
ieol Estate and good Collateral Secur-
NY on long and short time and rcasona-
pie rates OF interest. Vendors lien
notes are also bought or loaned on, and
ARRANGEMENTS can be made 10 rennv
loans by installments.
g. l.. WELLESLEY,
~ General Manager.
Offices In Merchants Exchange, Dallas,
Texas.
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Our message to-day 70 every reader Of this paper The hfrna
ton is important and intended t al persons search Of Clothing for the
male SEX Reader ds you know that We are displaying the most varied and
beautiful assortment Of Clothing ever seen h DaHgm Ia the world re-
CARDS that We as and Will adds they're aCbat It's the BEST MADE
and BEST FITTING Clothing The material In many our Suits 0egamsb
and Trousers SO unique and handsome that cannot be found elsewhere In
this city Rd even the tailor shops Our advanced styles we're made not
way last SUMNER out Of the rejects" Of former season. but within the past
FIFTY DAYS--fuR the New and most Beautiful Fabrics etant
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Artistic Taste.
If you want to see an elegant STOCK
siiVerware, teke ~ peep Ut ). be''
show window, 5l4 Main street.
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For Lame back, side or chest nso Shi.
IONS Porous Plaster. Prico - couts
Sold by J. NJ, House.
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shirt Factory.

Shirt Factory.
Messrs. Oliver Bros. manufactured
ehirts and underwear, have locsT
themselves at IN Main street, w
they are making some of the finest ~
TO order that can oe manufactures iT
make q specially Of shirts, and ", \. Z
ia perfection. Gentlemen Will lind y.
prices low, and can have the satiSlat!ss
OF getting the host shirt az low pTSS
and q perfect 81. ~ Main street.
warhs' I'D Y:ort'
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Lceb x FreiberP arc exclusive AGENTS
Tor tho celebrated Batavia canned goods.
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The ~ H. Watkins Land aortgagc Co
MAHK
LOANS ONLAND

For Long Time at Reasonable Rates.
oPF1cSi ovRR OLIVER & GRIaes' BANK.
For particulars, call on or address
J. II, WATKINS l.. NJ. co.,
Dallas, TcNns.
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The largest stock OF imported and do.
nestle wines in north Texas at Loeb A
Freipcrgs, -
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There isasecret about
MEXlOAN rENALE RTMEnY

%hich all ladies' should know. Soc oue
circular ~ Your druggist's.
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Ladies', read our advertisements Gu
'front.' paSs. II. BNrman.
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Ch!iaren's School Shoes at Hsasti
in'y
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so CassirAere Suits, %,
20 Stylish Cashmere Suits, $40.
$50 Elegant Business Suits, A,l.WoSl,
eassiaero, shsicestylss, SIC.
$50 SUITS AT SIG.
300 SUITS AT IS.
800 SUITS AT 20.

! 900 Suits, Harris SIN Mixtures,
Hawthorne Diagonais, and a vastv
Aety Of Plaids, Checks and Fancy
Mixtures, Of the Best Make Ameri-
can Cassimeres.
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Was 1t Poison =

Wednesday evening last DR.. Mar
tyn was hastily summoned to the
residence of G. B. Hardell in this
city and found Mr.. H., his three chill
dren and nephew suffering from vio-
lent vomiting and crsmps--in fact all
symptoms pointing strongly to pois-
ouing. For supper the family had
psr,sken OF canned chicken and
shortly after were taken desthly ill
with the symptoms mentioned. There
was no fatal result from what would
appear to be q case of accidental
poisoning, and under the care of DR..
Martyr the alarming symptoms soor
gave way and the patients were
shortly able to be around again.
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FINAL PROOF.

Land Office 1T Grand Island, Seb-,t
Oct. 18th. lss4.
NOTICE is hereby given that the iol-
~ lowinx-nsmed settler has nled notice
Of mis- intention TO make 1nal proof In
support of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before the Clerk OF the Dis
trict Court az Columbus Seb., on
November 18th, 1884. viz:
OIof n. Holm. Homestead No. 1863, for
the :. K. of " W. e, Section ~,
Township 70. Range west. He names
the following witnesses 10 prove MS
continuous residence upon ana cuItl-
ystion Of. said land. viz: John NJ. An
ter.on, Peter " Bauer, Hans Nils chris.
tensen. all of Palestine alley +. -, and
VIM. j. Irwin. Of West Hill, Nebr-
as-6 &. HOSTETTER- Register.
The Columbus journal., 1884-11-19

The Democracy.o of Columbus had
a great rejoicing Wednesday night of
last week over the result of the presi-
Dental election. The speech at the
Opera House was made by Geo. L.
Miller of the Omaha Herald, and was
very we'll received by the democracy.
The only part Of his speech that might
be called argumentstive, referred to
the doctrines of the Capitalization of
the government, and to state rights.
He denounced the theory of Hsmil-
ton and commended that of Jefferson,
but did not e1pstiate largely upon the
origin of the pretended right of nulli-
6cation, secession, SC. II would be
well, as the Doctor suggested, for
young men to study the two theories
of government, especially in the light
of the facts o, the last thirty years,
and make up their minds whether
this is q nation of people or a COM
pact of states; whether citizen of the
United States has any rights that the
states or the people of any state
ought not to be bound to respect
whether the laws of the United States
may be nullified and Get at nought, al
the pleasure of any state that may see
fit to declare that they will no Longer
remain in the compact.
The Columbus journal., 1884-11-19

The Nance County Journal lends
its endorsement to what this paper
recently had to say of some freight
charges on carload of apples
shipped over the Z. P. branch to
Fullerton, transferred at this point
from the B. & NJ, by quoting the
article in full and commenting in the
following forcible manner:
"As public carriers the railroad
companies have no business to vent
their spite on one another by plum
dering the public; and while, no
doubt, this man could recover the full
amount of over.charge, il cosld not
be done without delay and expense.
And it behooves our state legislature,
at its coming session, to take measures
to teach the railway companies that,
while their rights are to be respected
of all men, the people will not SUBJ
NIT to highway robbery on the par,
of the roads. Right is right, and the
railroads are entitled TO just and
liberal compensation for the faithful
performance of their contracts in the
carrying business, but when they As
sumo the character of public piun'
derers, it is time for the lawfully con
stituted powers that be to round uI
these corporations, comb them down
ss it we're, and establish the boun
dary lines Of their pasture, making i
penal offense for them to forage be
yond the prescribed limits."
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A W alking Skeleton.

MIR. E. Springer, of MechsnicsbuIg,
Pa, writes: 81 was afflicted with
lung fever and abscess on lungs, and
reduced to q Udlking Skeleton. Got
free trial bottle of DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
did me 90 much good that l bought q
dollar bottle. After using three
bottles, found myself once more .
man, completely restored to health,
with hearty appetite, and gain in
flesh of 4S lbs"
Call at Dowty & Chinn's Drug
Store and get q free trial bottle Of this
certain cure for all Lung Diseases.
Large bottles $l.OO. t3I
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ThOuSss a d. sSay 80.

Mr.. T. W. Atkins, Girard, Kan,
writes: IL never hesitate TO recon-
mend your Electric Bitters to my
customers, they give entire satis-
faction and are rapid sellers Electric
Bi,,ers are the purest and best
medicine known and will positively
cure Kidney and Liver complaints.
Purify the blood and regulate the
bowels. No family can afford to be
without them. They will save hum
dreds of dollars in doctors bills every
wear. Sold a. fifty cents q bottle by
Dowty & Chinn. l5I
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The Platte county Teachers AS
sociation will hold its monthly meet
ing at the Lost Creek school house,
Friday evening. December 5th. 1t is
the aim of the association to hold
these meetings in different parts of
the county, to give all our members
and friends an opportunity to attend.
In this way We hope to promote the
cause of education. Come one and
all. listen to our papers, and take a
part in our discussions. These meet
inas are not only for the teachers,
but for sill those interested in the
cause Of education. Our program
will be as follows. Psper--How to
teach Geography, by Miss NJ. E. Nc
Gath. Select reading--Mr. OBrien.
Paper-The importance of the study
of L. S. history in our public schools,
by Mr.. Fred. Jewell. Defamation
By Miss Anna Bell Smith. Paper
The relation teachers should sustain
to each other, by L. j. Crsmer.
Music.