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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03
$3.50 REWARD.

Notice Is hereby given thst r.
ward Of Two Hundred and Fifty dol
lars will be paid by Saline County for
the arrest and conviction OF the mur-
derer Of John Beck. The murder Oc
CURED on or about March sth 1854, in
Greeley Township. Saline County,
Kansas
BY order OF the Board Of County
Commissioner
JOSEPH SARGENT, County Clerk.
9-3t. March 22d, 1854
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

On the slst Of this month, Mr.. VIM.
Maltby win sell At public sale 81 his
farm one mile east Of Mentor and
seven miles South OfSslina. IS head Of
good grade cattle. He will also sell a
thoroughbred bull-One Of the best In
the county. Those DESTROYS Of par
chasing go0d stock should not fail 10
attend the sale. l0-3W.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Report for the Mentor l5ehoOl for
the month commencing March 3,
ending March .:
Number Of pupils belonging to the
school, l9; Average daily attendance,
Is 1870; names OF pupils averaging
above IS In attendance, scholarship
and department: Emma Hynes,
Maggie Maxwell, DelbeFt Bacon, VIII
lie Maxwell. Pupils averaging above
IS In scholarship alone: Frank Nil
llkin, Ernest Millikin, Matthew Max
we'll, Delbert Bacon. Neither tardy
nor absent for the month. belinda
Mason. TEACHER.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

The Messrs. Laubengayer have just
shipped two car loads Of cattle and
one load Of hogs from their Solomon
ranch, and one load Of hogs from S.
lima. The cattle were yeaFllngs and
two year old steer; average weight In
Kansas City, 100 ne. They have
still on full feed FIVE car loads Of cat
tie, and three loads Of hogs, which are
doing very finely.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

10 aeres on good time. For par
tiealas enquire q H. A. Blair, !
miles south and west Of Solomon
City, or addrss him 1t Poheta, 81
lins Co, Kmsas. IO-4W.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Rev A. ]. Kissell will deliver the
fourth Of s series Of sermons next
Sabbath evening, on the subject OF
Dancing" All those who "trip the
light fantastic toe" will doubtless be
present.
An Faster Egg Breaking Concert
will be given by the Lutheran Sun
day School, Monday evening. April
18th. There will doubtless be 3 crowd
10 see and hear this novel entertain
ment. There will be small admis-
sion fee Of ten cents.
Services in the Episcopal church to-
morrow, log A. N. and q Pm. Dur
ing Holy week, commencing Monday,
every day at l0i a. NJ, except on good
Friday, then st II A. N. Wednesday,
Thursday and Good Friday nights at
P. n.
The Presbytery OF Solomon meets
in CaWker City, to-day ct T:sO p. NJ,
and continues over next Sabbath,
April 9Th. Owing to the absence Of
Rev. W. A. Simkins and DR.. Bishop,
In attendance at the above meeting,
there will be no services at the Pres
byterian Church In this city next
Sabbath.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

On Sabbath, March S0th, 1854, at
he residence Of the brides parents,
Thy Rev. A. B. Kirkland, Mr.. Albert
spellman and Miss Etha Suran. both
OfSaline county, Kansas
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03
TIE JOURNAL.
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, lssl.

as-sari .r...-4 o. fffE J0CEEAL a1g - -
- We E-rs-a's 'z1n- 81 a. ~ Bses zorr q HAas
arsf 4 sssuan.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

The Christian Church viii hold q
Mite Social e the residence Of Mrs.
Howard Rash, ths Thursday evening.
All are most cordially invited.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

We suppose. Of course, the IHde-
pendent will come out with flaming
head lines, about how the Independ-
ents carried everything In the city
election, just because "IndePend-
ent City Ticket" was printed ct the
head Of the ticket. The facts IN the
case are: there was no issue what
ever on the question OF prohibition
and snti-prohibitiOn.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

One Of the best improved Farms 81
$50 acres in Saline County. al SEQ per
acre. 10 miles East o. salina In Gyp-
sum Valley. Apply to wesley
Kopns. P. o. adde's, solomon City,
Kansas.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

DR.. Bone has been appointed to the
Household Sewing Machine Agency.
instead Of the Home. His territory
is all Of Kansas, with the exception
Of about a - mile strip Of the
State. He has recently been upon
the road in Southern Kansas. He
reports Wichita, Newton, yelling.
ton aud Winfield a. making rapid
strides, and that there Is hardly stand
ing room on the trains, 30 heavy Is
the emigration to that part Of the
State. The doctor will make Salina
his headquarters and not remove, IS
has been reported.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Twenty-eight gentlemen Of the
knights Of Pythias order, Of Ellis
worth, made the salina Knights q
visit yesterday. The Salina Knights
met their Ellsworth brethren 1T the
depot, upon the arrival Of the morn
ing train. and escorted them 1.-THE Sa-
lima Band leadlng) to the Odd Fellows
Hall, where the address Of welcome
was delivered by Mr.. T. L. Bond.
They were furnished dinner at the
Metropolitan, Whitman and Pacific
Houses. At 1:SO the Ellsworth
knights reassembled In uniformed
rank for drill, on Santa Re Avenue.
Following the drill the visiting
knights were shown about town. AT
7:SO p. NJ, both lodges met for q social
time at the lodge room. About u
O'Clock . banquet was given ct the
DelmOnico restaurant. The visitors
seemed pleased with the attention
ann couFtesies extended 10 them dur
ing the day and evening.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Mayor Ober designs putting in .
ane fountain in front Of his residence.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03
Fair vIsu FrutFsrn snd MARKET Garden
tFTre miles sOuth from Saliaa on a
-.----.

Tire miles soath from Saliaa on die
Firgl
5000 Raspberry and Strawberry
plants for sale, also Blackberry, Cur
rant, GOoseberry, Gape, Pie Plant,
&e. Apple, Peach. Pear, aud Cherry
Trees, Climbing Roses, Vines. and
Lilac bushes No. Hedge Plants,
Cabbage plants, Tomato plants,
Sweet pOtatOe plants, &C. In their sea-
son Stock delivered In Salina when
ordered II. L. J0SEs, Proprietor.
~
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Report OF School District No. =, for
month ending March o: Pupils nei-
ther absent nor tardy, Lizzie Wilson,
Viola Perrill, Minnie Anderson, Ger
tie Todd, OlOf Olstrom; standing Of
classes on written examination, His
tory, 80 Geography, 81 Arithmetic,
81 NUMBER OF pupils belonging 10 the
school, %; average attendance, "a.
]. G.. GAULT, Teacher.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

The following IL the programme for
the Salina Literary for Friday eve
ing, April 4th, 1884.
Musical Director. H. c. Rash.
Music.
Quotations at Roll Call.
Recitation, Belle Daily.
Correspondence, Geo. Nelson.
Optional, Miss Anna Carl.
RECESS.
Music.
Speech, J. B. Johns.
Historical Sketch, c. B. Quincy.
Reading, Mrs. r. A. Levitt.
Recitation, Miss Alice Randall.
Music.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

$50 win bayagOod Piano Enquirs
a this one
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Report OF the enrolment, attend
anee and punetualiiy Of the Salina
Public Schools. for the month ending
March .. 1854:
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

On Tuesday, the Supreme Court re-
fused the application Of the defendant
In the Foster case for q new trial.
This result was long since foreahad-
owed, and h q surprise 10 nobody.
An order Of custer Immediately
issue, and the once Il now va
can't. This case has become State
wide in ice notoFiely, and the final de-
eisiOn has been watched for with
great interest. The effect Of the de-
cisiOn IL that the nfnceTs Of the law
Who do not perform their sWorn du-
ties viii be visited, sure and certain,
with punishment. There h no escape,
and the county attorneys and sheriff.
and c0nstables may g. wen make q
note Of Il. The decision % the Court
concluded as follows:
The motion for q new trial will be
denied, and upon the verdict Of the
Jury, the Court finds that the defend
ant forfeited his Of1ce e. Couuty At
toFney q Saline county, and L Is
therefore ordered that Judgment b.
that be Be removed thaFsftem.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Wenotiee in nearly ell our exchanges
an imperative. emphasized Injunction
to plant trees plant treesr' A no
bic injunction, which should be obey
ed without question. But we are
happy to state that IL il not necessary
for the JOURNAL TO impress this mat
ter upon our readers, as they 60 inn
mediately about tree planting when 1t
IL needed, without dictatiOn from the
newspapers. Verify, SalIna il we'll
titread -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

The city election last Tuesday was
very quiet. The four oonstables we're
somewhat vigorous ia prosecuting
their respective elaine. and there
were two candidates for councilmen
in the Fourth Ward. There was
no particular issue manifested.
The ticket elected was as follows
Treasurer Board Of Education, T. H.
Davis First Ward-Councilman,
Taylor Miller; member Of hoard Of
Education, q. F. Supple Second
Ward-Councilman, VIM. Hogben /;
member % Board Of Edncation, jon
athan Weaver Third Ward-Coan-
Gilman, A. B. Dickinson F; member Of
Board Of Education, r. A. Levitt.
Fourth Ward -C0nneilman. W. =.
Gilbert member Of Board Of Eduea-
tion, G. 8 Conrad; -Conslahles, J.. NJ.
futile and James ChAee.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

We are engaged in marking and ar-
ranging the finest stock " goods ever
brought to Salina We have the lar
gest, the best and cheapest assortment
ever shown in this city In making
your spring pusehases you cannot AZ
ford to pass ~ by, this season, sure
&c. RASH & son
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Capt. II. B. Seeley delivered q lee
ture last Friday night, at the COllse-
um, for the benefit Of the q. A R.,
on The Battle Of Gettysburg and
Prison Life" This Il a story that
will not grow old during this genera
ton, when well told. II l. enjoyed
even by those whose knowledge OF
the South Is secondhand, but to those
who fought over the ground he
trayersed, It i dOubly interesting, and
20 the writer, who was raised in one
OF the places where Capt. Seeley was
imprisoned, Il was even more so
The lecturer IL q gentleman as well IS
q man Of ability, and lives at Chilli
cothe, Nationalist RIey County,
RGnsds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Mis- Z. a. church. successor %
Misa A. Z. league. has removed the
Dressmaking and Hair Dressing,
to Rooms and Daily Block, where
abe viii be pleased toreseive = share Of
the public patr0nsgs.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Miss Helen POtter's entertainment
was pronounced by all who heard It
magnificent Miss Potter surely pos
sesses the best talent Of any lady elo-
cutionist in the land. She Is deserv-
ing Of the many fiattering words pro-
nounced In her behalf Her impeT-
sonation Of well-knOwn public char
acters are life-like in every respect.
We only wish Miss Potter had been
accorded the audience her talents de-
aaFve
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

John Foster has filed = bill Of ex-
eeptions in his case, upon which the
case will be taken to the Z. s. su-
preme court. This, however, Will
not stay the custer. The Topeka
Commonwealth Of yesterday says
Mr.. John Foster gave notice Of an
appeal, I'm his case, yesterday, from
the Supreme Court Of this State 70 the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Mr.. Foster will start for Washington
to-day.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

The following pupils have been per
feet in attendance, punctuality, and
department and have an average
scholarship Of IS or more:
High School Fired Martin, 30
Mary Bishop, 80.
Sixth Grade-Anna JennefsOn, - ;
Flora Davis, - Chas. Husband, "a
Mary Wells, 81.
Fifth Grade-Anna Gillespie, IS
Dell Bean, 9S Phoebe Godfrey, IS
Birdie Watson, 98 Cora Miller, 80 ;
Nora Joyce, go: Grace Holland, IS I;
FlOrd Hensley, 100; Fred BlOdget, s.;
Wallace Crowley, IS.
Fourth grade-Mamie Lott .98 Cir
tina Myers, IS Ida Steck, 90.
Third Grade-Sopha White, 80 /;
Hattie Mapes, 81 p; Georgia Dihle, " :
Maud Mills, Ss; Alfred Anderson,
90; Lulu Gibbs, 81; sarah Hicks,
81 Rudolph Wise, IS
Second Grade-Hafiey Gibbs, 50 /;
Ida Fleek, IS; Louie Simkins, 80 /;
Arlie Dodge, s. Daisy Hilton, s..
First Grade-Msy Gillespie, Maggie
Gillespie, Fred Morrison, Bernard
Beech, Raymond GebhaTt, Floyd
White, Albert Krause, Priscilla
WitherspOOl. John Ericsson, Harry
m r, ,- ca.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Tho STRONG LUMBER COMPANY have constantly on hand
aey asf ess St Of TrSf Class Bug 1haAoafef al Kinds
which viii be low prices like material from any lumber
yard within fifty miles Of Saina
Barbed wire ss7s per pounds Come and get prices on our
red cedar posts.
CHARLES c. CULP. Manager.
SALINA, KANs, Feb g. 1884
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Sometime since we spoke Of the
purchase by Jonas Benheld Of an i'm
ported Mormon stallion. We men
toned 81 900 g. the amount Of the
purchase money. II should have been
s., 900. The horse was on 3 vessel
which was shiPWrecked, being one Of
q cargo Of some thirty-odd horses, and
one Of the few which was saved. It
was brought ashore at Halifax. and
wintered in that place; hence its
name, Halifax"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1884-04-03

Shelf paper At Whitehead 4 Sea
man'a.
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THE project d having a Southern
California day at the New Orleans
disposition il enc which comnenda
itself te all who appreciate Tie Inn
porlauee q this section. aud il IL
founded ar5n tbs fentiue 1t the Cen
tsnniai Exposition a. Philadelphia
.fhe Commission appointed to repre-
semi Los angeles al the Crescent City
Is determined 10 compel such con.
feasion, aud It may even take the
form Of les Angeles day Oscar
Wilde, during his closing days in the
United Stetea. said that the name
that most attraeted his eat, which
Was a moderately largo one, IS the
way, during bic soIeurn in this eouh
tfy, was the musical +" Los Angeles.
lyonls are shaping 10 create stato
Of that name during The next four or
FIVE years Meanwhile, our people
should do everything in their power
70 give teiai and imprsssaaeal 10 the
Los Angeles exhibit At the Crescent
Gily's Wofld'e Exposition. Fifteen
thousand gallons d wins are already
promised 10 The Commission, while
the other donations viii bn quite NJ
liberal and quite as characteristic OF
this section. No AnReieha who can
contribute to the success Of this mis-
sion, in the interest Of Southern Cali.
fornia, ought to be behindhaud in any
line Of ON staple products OF IN IN
selfish giving to the cause.
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prove great engnEii and STRONG enough
t. even abolish sHrh q crying siH IS
pelyzany
AZ 70 our ale, We have alreedy
saaled and piissed tiis buck i uae
Gle iansBage of the ureunerated.
Which. 81 the way 20 those who
know o., also dIsposes u the cerolIafy
propagation - to orr daughters. We
wouldn't have them without tie
kindly iniefpoailion of eaelealastiaal
hams. We really wouldn't.
Dropping our ioealnr tome, We a.
eure our correspondent that We are
heartily 5ppeaed 70 polggamg But
how 70 make our protest eaectual Is
the proposition There's the rub,
which We honestly tried 70 set forth
In the article animadvaried upon.
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enc Mhlte se,.,na r.nehi,,e

Stop and examine the White Sewing Ma
giiine before purchasing auY other The
schultz IS self threading The needle is self
setting Il rune almost aalaelasslY, and the
large space under ihe arm makes { superior
IN sFsty respect - saY other machine Ia the
market Several ether leading machines
constantly un hand Machines snld GA the
insiallWent plau. Lihefal allowance iu ca
change for old machines Reasonable time
Is allowed FOR lriel before the feet payment
IL required You can save from ten 20 TWEEN
" dollars eafYaasef commission bg buying
your machines nc tho Sewing Machine
headauarters 3 Spring street. Hadg4u block
los Angelea. Cal. John BURNS General
Agent sepIti .
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n,rlted r,hnmsnn.,..

All over the iaud are going iute ecstaeg
over Dr. King New Discovery for Coz
sumption Their unlocked Tor recovery By
She timely us5 of this great life saving Frme-
dy causes them % go aeHrlg cid m rs
nfatse. II Is gHafsnteed G. positively cure
bronchitis, Hearseness, i,nss ~ f9iue or
any ailaHttau ii the Throat au6 idingal Trial
batties free vt g +, Hein1emaHa Drug Store
Large siaG SfaA
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7ss7- H7ssN +e+
For the fret time IN many years il
fained IN LIS Angeles On Christmas
pny 4 has frequently fained a little
before and 5 little after that ballgwed
day, but She day ITSELF, for move than
q decade. haa been bright and Joyous.
While snet an unusual weather die
peuaaiien haa cast i lanper, 70 u
speak np8n trade # Is aaspieiDua 81
pleasant things 10 The future The
best Seasons eaiilornia has ever
known have occurred where the big
rains began little before Of little
after Christmas, aud The present rain
viii he no exception 20 this rule.
What ihterfeoa for the m,@ent
with 9uf buaineas men is the suroai
guarantee Of their prosperity. A
gooi year whiel, Is now assured,
means money IN the pockets 81 every
ona, buiinR The two hours following
noon on Christmas Day, according to
Mt Dnoommuna rain gauge, It
raiifed rs inches This is varia.
ton. with 4 Vengeance. on the otii-
nary Christmas dispeuaation The
season, az a Whole. up TO the early
henf at ahieh NE write gives a rain
fall q 07u inches We have no heai-
iationi With onr experience Of South
em California, inanying that this Is the
finest exhibit ever made, within tho
p9iod embraced, during out resi-.
denee IN ihisaeeliou II the weather
elefk were here, aud now 10 call OF hia
dogs and ntermit The meteorological
havoc which Is snfe 70 eome, 80
Should have splendid erops, Bui be
won't do It We shall therefore be
compelled to take them anyhow
Most Of The readers OF The IIERAHp
hase already forgotten that 10 the
is5ae d this Journal Of september
18th. 1853, iaeap9nse 10 an alafmiat
article IN the 1Saes, Of Inc previous
day which propheHied a drsuth for
Los Angeles county We offered to bet
that Journal $500 thai the minimum
rainfall fer the seHsDn would be at
least sixteen inches, and that it
would BE year Of floods, and not d
drouth om pfolYef, happily lot tle
Times, was not accepted The rain
fan fag this county proved 20 be from
thirty-iive 10 aoyenty-iiNe inches, ae.
cording % locality. During the past
summer the aeRkln put itself upon
record 20 The effect that four years of
plenteuus rains wem ahead for thus
county, and il placed tlle minimum
rainfall for the current aeason at
twenty-five inches. Notone roador OF
this paper IN ten, ia all likelihood, re
members this oulgiyins although this
loutnal has never made a mistake in
itg meteorological summaries It|
once formally executed its weather
prophet, back Of the hills, although
the poor fellow only missed his pre-
visionary function by thifbeen heufs.
As the BERAtp's meteorological Zee
ord stands to-day il announced an
early and wet winter, and ID gave the
loreaaet for four years TO come in
inches Il also asked It's readers 10
aIa tie tiguros away. The weather
clerk is now diligently Engaged in de-
monstating ihot the editor OF this
paper possesses the ability to make
untold limanaos. There is nothing Of
tho Nigeina about us. We are the
original jacobs the Simon pure
weaihef-aharp--oi Southern Galifop
mia let our envious contemporaries
prepare 70 deory and beiittie us. The
fact remains, M TIE Same, and the
farmers aud funebers know L.
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Az ssel,aDls communicated.

sn sxoitabis communication.
il is probably the experience Of
every newspaper man to receive quite
a number Of nervous, perfevia. MOI to
say ernukY. communications Such
an one NE append. Il is evidently
written by perfectly honest lady
whe believes fhat ne are remisa in
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One ~ not apt IA iaugh sud grow fat 4 he
Is not faeiihE Is ell The leeiaia vino. from
AabltaHl constipation, suffer constantly from
headaches, totpidty u the liver, duilness.
iegerishueq, sour stomach, eto., aan be
persuaded 70 laugh only after they have
taken few 1asea d Syrup ai FIGS Try Il
aud ano Fnf sale hg G. II NtinlnnIan
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The FFGatest medical N6nhef Of the world.
Warranted to speeitlY rHre hurha, bfnisef,
cuts, uifefs, SAT- fheum, feYes soraa, eancefs,
piles ehtlbialhs eefm5 telter, ehappe'i
hands. aud all skin atHplians, Kusranieeiltu
cure IN every instance " mBHey refunded.
p cents rAf box. Fnr sale hy q 4 fiUiu1e
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iftffalisf neticra nj companies. saais fer.
churches. etc sill tuiy be Inserted n tie
heHAfh IS asid advertisements. Wefrse5Yo
~ =. tees . worship = gfatuitoas difeafefYs
which Pill sppasf euf2 SUNDAY Morning
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The HsnAIn Il Tho ofaeisi paper 81 the city
- taa Angelica Tie city deiialuent iaN lIsta
sud Hii either municipal netitHz apresf only
10 iie coiHHHf
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NJ \. Ravs il The santa Ana ssea, 81
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Tie fiK1tfp Steam Printing Home Il Dot
E1rratsfa ~ any job printing ofilq1 Jf The
fHriuE tossf e1iside # san ffadeiseu is
ihrilittea for dnin4 lob work Low prices.
fqe.l fn5k HHiH eEstiitipn isay pc fatiad upon
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Health Restored Suffering Humanity
Most Wonderful Agents Ever Discovered.
DIR. MYERS GALVANIC CHAIR l
and % forms o. eist are NOV estfnslys
" @ sss s s S s"s s 4 care g To-
sli2s eaeseon
follow h ehagi M noi dsiee
sk snaeas The ceilings q tes patient
elfs15 a S a9a 's " the saT s g
ana Do NY Tasnt
F. v iae4r s ta TX 81 nss
have
Town @ esFe e q9 pas a M sd WITH % sed
aud al desI cause result 9eh are q ~ faaSns esf
ss g o ea Ta6daed dT Pesr u esh e & fo
RETALIATION.
1avo ias introduced Inhalation which
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