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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-12
SUNDAY GLOBE.

BY Mail, $3.50 Extra.
THE WEEKLY GLOBE.
The st. Paul weekly GLOBE is published
edited and while it contains the cream of the
matter published in the daily issues, it is not
a jumbled reprint Of extracts from the Daily
matter especially prepared for it by compe
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that issue. It is an eight-page sheet, seven
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-12
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

~ OF MOWER.
District Court, 10th Judicial District.
In the matter of the assignment of Henry
Jacobs, Insolvent.
The unders igned having converted to
money all the property and effects owned by
the said Henry Jacobs on tho Path day of jan
uary, 1884, the date of his deed of assignment,
and having paid all debts due the United
States, and the state of Minnesota, all taxes
and assessments levied and unpaid, all the
expenses of said assignment, and the execu-
ton of said trusts, and all servants, clerks and
laborers for personal services performed
within three months preceding said assign
ment, and there remaining a balance of said
estate in his hands to be distributed among
the creditors of said Jacobs, and having in ali
things discharged the duties imposed upon
him as such Assignee, therefore,
Notice is hereby given, to all parties in
terested in the settlement of the said estate.
and in the distribution of the proceeds there
of, that the undersigned will apply to the
Judge Of said Court. at the courthouse. in
the city OF Austin, in said county. on the 18th
gay or March, a. p. 1884, at 8 o'clock a. M,
for an order allowing his account for all
moneys paid as above stated, and for an order
directing 8 distribution of the moneys re-
naming In his hands, and for his discharge as
such Assignee, and for such other or further
order as to the Court shall seem necessary.
Dated Austin, Mimi, March Sd, 1884.
mch5.3t GEO. 3. WILBOUR, Assignee.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default has been made in the payment of
the sum of four hundred eighty-four and
$1,000 dollars, which is claimed to be due, and
is due, at this date, upon mortgage made
and delivered by E. H. Bedford and A. A. Bed
ford his wife, mortgagors, to E. H. Cannon,
mortgagee,o dated April 18th, 1883; recorded
May 18th, 1883, at 10 o'clock a, m. in the Reg
lister of Deeds office in Mower county, Mime
sofa, in Book of mortgages on page 1913 and
conveying the south half of the northwest
quarter Of section thlrty-one (31}. in township
one hundred and one qoD north, Of range
said county. And pursuant to the conditions
Of said mortgage the sum of eight hundred
thirty and 48-l0O dollars is now declared to be
due thereon.
Now, notice is hereby given. that the said
mortgage will be foreclosed and said premises
will be sold at the Office of Richardson. Day &
Pierce, Austin, Minnesota, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of Saturday, March 18th, 1884, to pay
said debt and interest, together With twenty
five dollars Attorneys fee, and the costs and
disbursements allowed by law.
Dated January I'D, 1884.
E. H. CANNON, Mortgage.
RICHARDSON, DAY & PIERCE, Attorneys for
MOrtRagee. ian3O-Tt
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$500 PER YEAR. $500 PER YEAR
ST.PAULDAILYCL0BE
FOR 1884.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED.

The GLOBE is not a hide-bound but liberal
progressive democratic newspaper, opposing
the best public interests upon ali occasions,
The GLOBE aas purchased new 600 Hoe
Weo tper1ectlng press printing both sides ofthe
hour.
This latest invention of modern times is
now being put in place in a new building be-
ing erected by the GLOBE Company for it's
especial use. When the new press is started,
which will be during January, 1884, the GLOBE
will be printed from new type and enlarged
by the lengthening of it's columns equivalent
10 the addition of six of it's present columns.
The GLOBE is an eight-page paper, neverless
columns to the page when the demand of news
or advertising requires.
The GLOBE has a membership in the West
the full reports of that association.
The GLOBE has special telegraph wire,
with telegraph operator and instruments in
it's editorial room, running from st. Paul via
Chicago to New York and Washington.
The GLOBE has established special news bu-
reaus in New York and Washington, and is
served by q faithful corps of correspondents
who will allow no item OF interest to escape
them.
The GLOBE has an elaborate and complies
news bureau in Chicago. Its representative is
upon the Board of Trade daily and telegraphs
each night a letter giving an entertaining re.
The GLOBE has appointed correspondents in
all the leading towns and cities of Minnesota,
Northern Wisconsin, Northern Iowa, Dakota,
Montana, Idaho, and Washington territories.
. The GLOBE has placed upon its staff com.
mercial editor who will devote his entire time
and attention to supplying accurate and COM
plete market reports OF st. Paul, Minneapolis
Duluth and the State generally.
The GLOBE has enlarged and improved Its
editorial and reportorial corps of assistants.
The GLOBE will spend three times more
money for news in 1884 than any paper west
Of Chicago.
The GLOBE is issued every day in the year,
Sundays and holidays included.
In short the GLOBE for 1884 will far Outstrlp
what it has been, will immensely surpass any
publication in this region, and will be second
to no newspaper in the entire United States.
In spite Of all of these great expenditures lures
reduced to
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-12

Robert Griffith was nominated for City
Recorder by acclamatlon. Geo. E. Will
bour received 9 votes to for Joseph
Adams, and was declared the nominee
for Assessor. j. H. Patterson was nomi-
mated for City Treasurer by reclamation
Adjourned.
Democratic city convention convened
at D. B. Smiths Office 10 a. m. Monday.
j. H. Mansfield was chosen chairman, and
P. Geraghty secretary. The following
ticket was nominated by reclamation
For Mayor, Fay R. Smith; Recorder,
Robert Griffith; Treasurer, w. T. Leslie;
Assessor, L. G.. Basford: Dr. O. w. Glib
son, L. N. Griffith and Thos. Meany were
appointed committee to call future con-
ventions. Adjourned.
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ON TRIAL
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Lately known as the Farmers Union
and Weekly Tribune), is now the Iarg-
est and the Best weekly paper pub
hshed or circulated in the Northwest.
1t perfectly combines the good points of
Complete, Enterp.;sing, Reada.
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Farmer, the Stoclk-raiser, the Dairyman
and the Wool-grower of the Northwest
ern belt. Full and trustworthy market
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A convenient way to order the paper
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-12

fully
metal
style
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An Only Daughter Cured Of CONSUMPTION,

When death was hourly expected, all remedies hay
ing failed, and DR.. H. James was experimenting with
the many herbs of Calcutta. he accidentally made a
preparation which cured his only child of CONSUMP-
TON. His child is now in this country, and enjoy
ing the best of health He has proved to the world
that CONSUMPTION can be positively and perma-
nently cured. The Doctor now gives the recipe Free
only asking two 2cent stamps to pay expenses. This
Herb also Night Sweats Nausea at the Stomach
and will break up fresh cold in twentyfour hours.
Address CnADDocK Co., 1882 Race street, Phila-
delphia. naming this paper.
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Free! Cards and Cnromos,

We will send free by mail sample set Of our
large German, French, and American Chrome
Cards, on tinted and gold grounds, with price list
OF over 200 different designs on receipt Of stamp
samples, ten of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt
of ten cents to pay for packing and postage also
chromos. Agents wanted Address f. GLEASON
& Co.. 46 Summer Street, Boston, Mass.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-12
REPORT OF
CITY RE ASURER

For the Year Ending March /, 1884.
CITY OF AUSTIN,
In account with J. II. PATTERSON,
Treasurer CITY of Austin.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-03-12
Six Dollars per Year.

MAIL TERMS OF THE GLOBE.
Six issues per week, Postage Paid.
One Year, $500.
Six Months, $50.
Three Months, 200.
One Month, 70.
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IL will To remembered that the Texas
.ress association Of some 30 me mhers viii
be with Us In this city ss our euesis on &c
GROW week. che following LADIES have
l.een named for the purpose of decorating
The hal w1ere the rec ,ption will be hsd,
nalI selecled'i Il that at Meyers garden. The
following arc tho nsmrs:
Mcsdsmes DR.. A.. A. johnson, ]. II. John.
son, D.. Morton. j. L. Tre.svant, J.
a. Dsrean, ]. D. Scrusgs, w. J. Keller
Walter Cs ruth, W. q. Padgitt, Carl Murray,
Ds.ncst Gibbs, L. 8. pfonts, ]. n. Sonnet
der. Alex Sanger. W. o. Howard, q. q.
Slaughter, 8. J. Adams, and Misses Katie
Della elaughter, Matte Caruth. Lille
Jenkins, Lula Smith. Matte Leake, Annie
Ros5. Ao,do Plouts Lille Fitxhugh, EN-.
ma Weoda, Nav Thomas, Irene 6wink,
aud Mioo Eresenius.
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10 rnisa aud possessed the bone and sineT
requisite ID enable him 70 rernsin talknt
IN court til midnight. He urged that u
would DO q hardehip 10 his client 10 force
him TO remain IN prison owe. Sunday, ss
he must II put on Trial then, aud it would be
wrong 10 hold the iury over Sunday whr0
there was no necessity.
Judge AldrldGe sald that he never began
case CT llat rind on Saturday evening.
rs he did not like 10 hold tho jury over
Sunday. Ho wonid pr4ier 10 postpone the
csse tn Monday morning.
Ar. Clin,--Traa will simply amount 10
90 tfal this term. am satisfied OF thsi.
judge AldSidge-l DO not see u so. II
Bsum continues sick, then We will take no
tho indictment against Loienstein. lis
Gaze 10 still under Adjustment and con be
proceeded with II Baum is Lot able 10 stand
llial.
This terminated the proceedings, ind the
cases were accordingly set for O'Clock to-
norrcU morning.
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D. u. Flemiah, better known ~ "r'ck,"
Died ~ the reausacG OF Mr.. TheMns 6 :
y oi'. no. 90. co. 1er Of Leonard anu Kiala
traf,s yea'crjfy, -ii.cr n severaidrya' ~
ntel Of acute lhelm4ilsm. Tna dscn I'd
had b. en- o 80 iiaf5r for severe weeks J.,
bat wss able 10 10 about on the eticssp. Hc
was superior pharn,nosutist ani cam
here from New ORLEANS, tho place q his
birth, and was at one lime In the employ
q MesFrs. Hlckr o. Patterson, .drUgg''i
lie was 90 y1p-e old iI
dpi'ng his briaf res aerce Ia THU CIV
made host OF itiercs. Posses ;. q a
leHe 0ys, noble nature and niIate man
neas, he won -ieId5 resdiy aud wes O
ssnerel IA write With the physicians. The
rema,ns VIC Q taken nhp-ye OF By the Odd
Fellows, Of which order lie was mem be-,
eua viii be shirps { 5>y 30 bis mother
At Eey Or,s3ns. The evening before his
dea..i be VI Ail }. Co 4c'i iSat his end YES
reas and gave her the address Eis mother.
rec des.ing TUT ate should wiite % her Of
bis death. Whcn Dr.. Thompson called %
lee him ,,iav Llcs aire he opened h's
Q ;ss anu a, GOOD morning d0ck-r." la
ses inmates e.ssl wa'ds ne was corpse.
s------
Ladies approve OF your smoking Little
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OUR NEXT SENATOR.

DALLAS, April 26.-rEdItor HERE I'd. l.
10 Yesterdays issue, the 25th instant, we
,oticed ON AT ticle over the signature Of "A
Democrat" purpcrtlnr to have been writ
lsa ~ s.ti-sn " IS-Fe.l. orJlcl,rs 70
Hon. Thomas Nash becoming candidate
for tie state senate to tuccsed Barney
Gibbs. democrat" thinks IL too early 10
speculate Upon the probable successor TO
Senator Gibbs. II 20, is II not too early TO
speculate upon the SUCCESSOR to any one,
from constable 70 governor, and yet we
have candidates ia the field for every office,
most Of whom have announced their fnten-
ton Of making the race.
The man who will make. good senator
for Dallas will make like good senator
for kaufman county. and the people care
LEES about The locslity from whence he
comes than his qualifications and btness.
BeCides, Mesquite 10 located almost
la the geographical centre OF our senatoriet
dIstriot, and Kaufman could claim o!most
az ~ mpoh honor ~ Dallas In the election o.
Mesouiis has not furnIshsd represents
tive fof Two terms, - Democrat" asserts,
nor for ono term. - Il ID we'll known that
MI. Nash We ; oltissu Of different part Of
the county whom elected each time 70 the
lower houso on4 has only feccntly moved
70 e, MESQUITE: "psnccssts oO!sS1sIIopP no sro
that large nnnbsf q KAUFMAN county :
best and most Z ,mfnost cltisens have 90.
licited Mr.. Mash 10 make the race, apprc-
ciating his ability ana htness fox thc. pc!i.
aion. Having served veil and faithfully
two terms in lhe lower house.
With personal acquaintance With most Of
the members ofthe senate, Ne think he ie
Just the man 70 succeed Senator Gibbs, eco
that i ID none too early for bis friends 70
call him. The vrier hss known him per-
sonally and intimately from boYhoods and
c a., say that ~, morally snd Pcl's'es'sy n
| les and Kaufman elect him and they Will
be we'll snd imparlislIy represented
ArorHxR U1HocnAz.
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MOTOR W. .. Wright, who weot 70 Fsrls
e. n member of iho committee Of
public heneliE 70 aound tba peo-
Gle on the building Of railway
ffom Dallas 10 that point, SAYS that the
people ofihat place are Enzioua for such
road thry pledge themselves 10 raise
$780, 10 If the 500 go required by. tho
Gnlf Colorado &c SAINT ife 40 d tubsidy to
extend from Dallas via Rockwell and
Gfeenville 70 Paris, IL Dsllas wl'i rs'so the
other $lCoC ., which aha vii do.
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AF.rsE A.uAIoE.

The wild -umof hat tES Gull, Colorado
& Santa Fe railway Vas in embsrrasred
circumstances, or that II had been sold out
20 the Huntington parry, - veceived re 2
huge Joke nv some of the cfficisls. while II
Is Indignantly repelleo by some Of ily d.
rectors and slockhcldefs.
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Smiths Extract d Nay Flower.
ThoTimcTricd and Approved Remedy
forall Diseases OF the Bladderan kidneys.


"Brights Disease OF tn Kidneys,' n fearful
scourge, which sparcs neither age sex nor condi-
ton, becomes IN incurablo disease only for tho
want OF timely attention. II allowed TO work 10
rnyagcs unchecked until 1t has fastened upon tho
vitals Of It's victim no medical skin can release IT.
hold; II claims Ii prey, and annually number1in
victims by hethoasand. A timely use OF
Smiths EXTRACT Of May Flower
will positively pSevcnt such results. In proof q
this assertion, wocle you to the numberlcss tcstt
monials in our possession, and quose such emil
ncnt authorities as Dr.. Ell Ives, Of New Haven
Conn, and DR.. King, Complies Of Kings d.
pensatory.) Ask your own physician Il these
names arc authorities, and decide for yourself
whether you viii sacrifice your lifc rather than
surrender your prejudice to an advertised medi'
cine. Decide now, 1t may not DO too late.
Smiths Extract of May Flower
"a natures own remedy IL is no viie decocsion
Of nausoous drugs and dangerous chemicals. Nay
Flower Is modest little plant which grows IN
New Foundland, In Pennsylvania and Kentucky.
tits durctic and astrngent in Its properties, ana
has frequently been used TO great advantage n
Dlarrhna and Bowel Complaints Of children. IT.
great merit, however, isin It's gentle aud efncient
action on the kidneys. Itremovel all impurities
through natural channels, and restores theeystem
to healthy condition. It promptly relievogpains
in the back and loins. In cases Of weak and deli
cate females, it, value 4 beyond computation.
INT for the natural modesty Of woman, which
causes hor to shrink from newspaper pubhcltys
We miaht publish hundreds Of Testimonials Of
inestimable benefits derived nom II use
All your druegist for eml(h's Extract Of Nay
v,s--.c pa c.oraenlIv ty,a carunlar around iha
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DIVORCE sUrr.

FAnnie Finley filed in the district court
irom her husbfnd, Granville Il: Finley.
She este forth IN her petition thk she wa
duly married To tho defendant under hel
maiden utme Of Fannie Daniel on the 18Th
o. April. 1916, ia Dslies county; that she
rsads him good ard dutSfui wife, end
that she had five child~en, three eons and
two dauEktcra. tbs oldest years and the
and jli>tx, a(ed nor and took her Children
rom ner BY force: aud talked 70 them ~
abusive language about her. Tint on one
Occasion he tied one Of the children TO the
post Of ME b q ard talked Unexpectedly cl
herto tie child vhflo he lay sick abed,
She ail,coe that It IVES HE c5nstsnt frsoljc1
10 viIifs her IA he pvseenco OF Others wheve'
fore che proye for divorce cussody Of the
children and elinony, etc.
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PROGRAMME Of SCENERY AM INCIDENTS

rCRS: ~ y. 'r,is -,a.ic ra's.- How
saCf'ap otae - on &c =. dow TIE Forr IN
4 's,.irr y D ,tiorshf rs q 1o'c-luaeertf
VIA: Z, 70 fo'cw. h. ~ iae jiolc ~ Tel
dosr 'low b: The "a ain, aud II ~
hocsi the afe'aus, of . generous Dsuas
.hsf,
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,cEEE y Tho Jege''cd caye.a. How
Alsdfil cess IN hlrseN but fails odt VIA
Ab1na-ar. HOY re receives i;'g, n,,or-
prr'ed wifi \ J nccF and how hb-rc-lr 90 7
hight 90. his ing he IL lefl CO. The Lamp
mo Hipg, The Rub, The csn.rs ofine Eirgl
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Prevent serious sickness by taking coca.
sionally one Of Emory'o Little Cathartlc
Pills, q wonderful appetizer, an absolute
preventive and cure OF biliousness, pleaf.
an. TO take, sugar.ooated. Ash your drug
,,ist for than and take no other-15 cents.
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sCESE L. Uard TIA Icsm "A sp'tsh'f
Pslsc,: The sk'prsr end tho 10y. low thc
the sultan ~ hes i'c yi;'er VI IN hor, ard
how the yigier hs1 The cr'''n u. Da ilo hlp.
A m'iel r.opcs' % ari bold r,o
'u'iori
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SCENE u. a al'ss: = 20, n: i4fgs' OF ..
My. 'cvs Visasd.s fem The sorsh. ,.'H0w
Az lf'7 llSr;g &c ri-rrLa. snt iC>N hc =
l'n,e'' taken .ta.k. How st6 long los.
bother IS lound = o.. ~. lie Is lcosed
upon as % impos q. IA, 1ow 20 u bc'eft'
I, bn innc mi rr,.l/,e di-clarfs iis cuff
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THE G0II0N CASES,
~, Another 6(py Spent IN Leyal
spfrriug.
fShGRstein wydts Isaum TO DO fried
+ First.
7he cases 4oslpoDea Tnl u norre =.

The co,.on Acs came no is The district
cor,It. b tors in x-e Aldridge Yesterday, but
a. on previous casious, when an effort has
/, been a, ade top;yk ,bem 10 trial, the day in
lug IN further Aponcmenf When tie
case ssalnst joe II lent 'eln was called on
the Indictment. prgiag him with
4 the day bosCYa lecIined 10 quash,
council Tor the defer b sskcd for = brief de-
sy . e s1 Major w. SaIsSt Who Who had Just
e,.;ysd. The requesl|We5 granted end the
Ava sen.iemen whoE are, looking after
Iohenetein's interests vonferred for. short
\ fire. lra result OF the lconieFepce being a
notion that the court diveet that tho case
s ssSsuss I ens .s s ' 'A' 'D'
c.swf,-i r-sr.d " Support 81
the motion that there was an
indictment sgainst Baum w0rdod exactly
like the one against Lohenstein and thst
the latter desired the testimony. Of Baum.
Su 7 sS Sssdaos Uyss s na sh s1s oH
fsoden,s had asreed that Baum's case
should be tried fist so that IN the event Of
e. Goh saaa'srs ny 'a's'' '''''s ''a''' =
~ o cIss OPPOSED q w tDo notion The words
dsSs nss right t, choose priority IA TIE
g. 70 Ssiendsni's trial under enc indict.
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SCENE IVA. ct'l's logssi: Hov Alafd'a
ioofs ors aN'u.-o.' rli low ~ lat'a-i
er alu.osi q - her i,s.an. TIC Slave q Nc
Lamp NRsic Nos' On, gem.'''l nov
the Willow c,...o5 Aisdd n's poro,i' o. "a
,he Fs;ucos. baud.
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Communion services at tho Tabarnaole
Methods, Episcopa, church is-das. Presch-
Ing at II O'clock a. m by Rev. z. II.
at 3 O'Clock.
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THE BALLET.

Morgan for iIe nfusent. 1t ~ not known
whether tho captnre Of Tho nii' inTesvel
ti,e arrea. OF any OF The rroon-loyiug gentry
vino were aiming II,
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Thcrs suffering from Dgspep9'a, midget
lion ETC., should read the advertisement
ofOolden's Liquid Beef Tonic.
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They Rciicve'nt Once.
: Benson's Caprlna Pcrou, PiostaI5 ara
prompt. ihoroneh aud bigaly medic'r"'.''
-rDr q, v.B kerEs1e.
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l-sr - n g. q k'add'r's rg'r-
ls't ,,iEyl IA spv 's'nc; OK cr''9
e rtesI ;.' il;, 'oNlN I'D ;
rs s.A'nJeT faf ~. e-l -ow Tie Sol
s1eld " lew u. lo~ 'edc'a lnds
rs .eal az 10 h,m. thugs lis Tal-i.es
gonotS h,s..si
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foMaifINyON sEny ICES.

wns.. ~. ~ . "a. -. = Tx CO - r-f
SEQ the fine stock of goods al 725 Me'I
'st rect. Bargains!
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nasde on eserf hsnd. ~ = T. faG., ard one
Of Lue s1re.ttlgas 'ui ve hrilA5l prners'-
ny OF tue city u Ola, fasllerlc are Diittg
Ter n,orey into real t1Eath watch elbows
hey hava faiah n IT, fgilfe.
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The Mieslon Sunday school, held ~ ~
court-houoo. continues With undated a.
Interest. 90 evidenced By the large croW6o
In attendance from Sabbath u 6abpetb.
II hiss Just cloekd it, 6rst anniversary,
avenGIr9 IN attendance Of from 100 10 leo
scRre9nling over 500. The different de-,
n5minaolono attend these msstinsa.
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rExAs rDr.gs ASSOCIATION.

Ladies approve OF your smoking Little