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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1885-11-12
VOL. 2s---No. 46.
Ra,iro.hAm,hs.t.


\ Urea N. Y, Nov. Git IL reported
that serious accident has occurred Oh
the West Shore road abont one nile
west of Little Falls, ak passenger
coaches ran into ditch. One lady IL
said to be killed snd plumber OF per.
sons seriously hurt, among them assem-
blyman Pratt of Rochester. 1le tHat1
that is deralled IL No. 50, the west bound
Chicago and st. Louis limited. The
railroad people are very reticent and the
/ particulars are hard 20 be obtained.
NEW YORK, NOV. 9.-The following
facts regarding the accident On the West
Shore road have been furnished BY the
company. Train No. 81. west bound.
| left at 6 O'Clock last night. passed LdGiS
Falls, and ran of the tack about o00
mile west of there about IL 80 this mora.
ing. The accident Is eaid to b caused
by . washout. The engine passed Over
safely but the tender broke loose enu
ran of the track with the whole train.
The tender was Wedged into the side OF
| the first sleeper. Mrs. @. X. Pratt, OF
Rochester, . passenger IN the sleeper,
was killed. Her husband, @. r.. PHast,
was slightly injured. Judge SprtnG.
field. OF Illinois, slightly bruised; ]. j.
Weston, New York, 7ghs Leg 1pzasaeds
one OF the poFters en- the Rnll1e9 CT,
badly injured, and another 81 AelH hue.
The baggage car, smoking eRd GO 30
senger car were slightly brokea. H.
unIDjured passengers were Transferred
to another train, which passed Freak
fnaIr houra 1ata
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LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Times, CON-
menting on the Chinese crusade on the
Pacific cost OF the United States. says
Ii Chinese immigration into the United
States was thoroughly blocked for q
period the Chinese might, with favora-
BILE opportunities at home, be altogether
diverted from their immigration into the
United States. To attempt to turn back
the tide OF foreign colored labor by the
means resorted to by the mobs in the
western part of the United States is Oh
vIous and the injustice done Chinamen
IN recent attacks on them is an set of
spoiliation committed against the world
at large.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-17
A vRRY vAlUAsLe seek.

Memorial Edition Of the Life and
Deeds Of General Grant. by the veil
known historical writer, Colonel
Frank A. Burr.
This 10 the moot complete and anthem
tie history Of the life and deeds Of the
great hero that ve have seen. Il con
tains a full account Of his early life;
his record a. @ student at West Point;
his eallantry In the Mexican war; bis
eminent services to bis country in our
great civil var; his election to the Pres
idency; his tour around the werld, With
an account OF the great honors shown
him BY the Emperors, Kings and rulers
Of all nations.
This book will in no way be q CON-
petitor with the important work Gen
sral Grant has written. bot it will be
an Indispensable companion to bis work
giving. a. u does. such opinions and
statements In relation 10 bis acts AZ he
could not, With propriety. write, and q
review of matters that be necessarily
had 10 leave for some other hand 10 pen.
Colonel Burr's extensive AGO uaiutance
With the distinguished men Of our coun-
try, both In civil and military life. ss
veil a. bic vide reputation as brilliant
and fascinating writer, has given him
access &, SOURCES of information such
90 no other author. except General
Grant binself. could reach.
No career In all our history furnishes
Q more brilliant example than that Of
General Ulysses Q. Grant. Starting as
Q poor boy. be raised himself TO the
hishess pinnacle of fame. Is 10 bot
natural that his eoantryueu should de-
sire 10 knoV the means By which this
great success vas accomplished To
meet this demand the author has pre-
pared this volume, which relates in the
most fascinating manner the life Of this
truly great man. The work 10 moro In
teressine than Q Bovel, for il is true. II
ID the stery Of unconQaerable deter
mination and subliDe self reliance, Of
lofty purpose and in6exibie resolve, Of
incorruptible integrity and moral eour-
ace Of the highest type, of noble effort
and magnificent achievement, Of pro-
louecd and determined struggle. crown
Cd sy the most brilliant triumphs.
The book vas written andef the eye
and With the sanction Of the most inti-
mate frisnds Of the dad hero. and with
the entire approval OF his family. II
contains IN introduction on his inner
life and private character BY his pastor.
Rev. ]. p. Newman.
The vork b published BY the Nation
Il Publishing Company. It contains
over 500 paees>and Il embsliished With
nearly 90 dse illustrations Of scenes 10
the life OF the great eommsndef. IL 10
sold By subscription only, and Mr.. j.
SrnArnAS. vho % the authorized agent
for this section. 10 nov Collecting sub
ecfipsisna We advise everyone 70 pre-.
enc q ecpy Of this very interesting and
vaiuabis WORK
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Q. q LAID OyyIcs At 0LrHrrA, v. p
NoFensber s. 1855.
TO DAVID Z. Rice and al whom % may ces
c.n:
Naiies 10 hsrsty g,ven that fHEopoRI
Hr08INe has eled notice Of intsnrson n
make anal proof befere the Regisssr and
nee<iver, q sn~ir cfacs. In oiyupiA ". T.
on Tuesday, the - day 81 pccrneer, 4. D
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NJ Of Ne 4, and lots . ana q sscssep .
township - nosth. rznge Z eass-
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D. Thompson ard O ". White. al Taco
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nol1tslT R<xtsesr Of the L snd .sEsce.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
Q. O. LAND ovyIcx At oLrsrI., ". r.

U.a LAND ovyIcx AT 0LrzPIs, ". r.
Hosemb RS lssS
Notice 10 hereby given that ELbERr DAVIS
hiss nled notics Of 10, sntion to mste Anal
proaf before the Register and Receiver. at
their selce. In Olympia. v. T.. co Tuesday.
the ssth lay Of Dseensb=-. A. ID. ISIS. on
Presumption D s. No iCosS for the " y u
sw \ and o y Of NV \ of section q, town
ship Is north, range 4 cost
He ranes q witnessss v. r. etohss, Of
Whit River, W.T.; n u Chamberlain. J.
b. Thonpson and @. ". White, Of Tsoams,
VT JOHN y. 6owEf.
noI3seiT Register Of the Land oasos.
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Notice Of Final Proof.
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Eotses 10 hsr~ey evea Tia. okck9E =.
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h.srlsfk. t.A>e sas aiss soties 81 tnssntsoe
e nahe assi proof bsfsre the ciert q tns
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The lots 4. .. I. ie. IL sd Il, Of sscxaas .,
towa.sip - eorsh. rsess east
n NC o. vtteFw>s. Yrsak DIVA
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FOREIGN.


rAe expalslsn 81 Americana
hsnllu. Nov. ie.--The order for the
pelnson Of i've German Americans
- the ialand Of Fair vas signed BY
aeef Hansen. District Judse 81 Ton
~ Tue namee Of shose expelled are
snevef George. Jappene Ocke, Edward
9sslsoa Minert, Heinrich Rievarts
- Psesr Andersen.
enc whs RscapeA.
WmfPRs. Nov. i6.--Jacksoa. Refs
aeeeenant. Who had been confined In q
M,asse 81 tum. escaped across the line
- wrote letter 10 bis sister from %.
- e.os. eakine her 10 write Sir john
ssooaAld, begging him 10 shoot him
seeesunl and 20 spare Riel. His e.
- nos discovered until today.
Reserves Called cat.
usxAaAps. Nov. l6.-Ths 0ovsrnment
eAtled out the eecoud and Third
49, 81 reserves.
csssssisa wssse Csssssaaea.
:. nsakS. Nov. l6.-rhe Pest says thai
IAWsra is unable 10 perform the sssk
ooasd on her Of restrainins
,a ses result OF the prceeut com-
nttens will be Russian descent 90
SessA II Turkey interiors;. Mf
looe viii raise the cry % 1urk,ss
eEeeaeles and upset the Conservative
snoent. Thus the confusioa al
s.fope uill be CON lete.
ne Frankfort Gassfss says il vill b
Feese u Austria and Rassia Are moi
IVA INTO the struggle.
H. Cologne Gssssfs says 70 10 CO..
- that the rarks viii Be driven
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An exchange locates the following
ssepe In Dakota:
Osisea-. VIII 700 take 10 the hang
ina sodayf"
Auoshss cisisee, With yavn-"No. I
cuesa pos. who are the boys aftsf this
Simey"
Firus eisiseu-" The boys have noshina
"A 40 with this aAsir. Is's legal mat
tss, the prisoner having been TREE and
seasencsa b. regular jade. the sAms
q b dcos bast 10 TIE e6eee Z 49,
Another eitisen. With . d,splay Of m
ssrsss-" r. that sol Thea III saks -
Ia q Q matter Of curiosity"
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-17

cAP.ru or sCzxEsz wAs vEssRL.
RAxooox, Nov. l6.-Arned steam
launches fron the British steamers
Kathleen and Irrissddy have captured
hing Ihebav's var vessel. The cap
ture vas effected ande, the guns OF the
Cutterb1ek fort. after q short Sght.
One Of the British officers vas wounded.
sKIaxIsE.
slight skirmish has taken place be-
tween small body Of British troops
and some Baruese frontier guards.
The latter fed. No oasualties occ1rred.
Three CAinawoueu arrived atVictoris
last week. says the Colosist. provided
With Gar iteates for free re entry. Upon
their being measured at the custonh house
II vas found that one bad shrunk eight
inches since she had left this country.
Osher discrepancies between the actual
and described appearance being very
noticeab bic, the ladies were informed that
$50 souid be required from each OF them.
hey looked as pleased - " a fortuae
bad been left them.
ahaFk will nat aat q paoyn
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PACIFIC COAST.
sent ~ esreax.


sAs FnAscrsoo. Nov. l6.-Choi All
sos' Who attempted 10 enter this eoon-
" 90 haoeas corpus pfeoeedines By
Illegally personstiaR another China
nan, and Who was convicted Ia the
Uaited states District Court of that
onense, vas today sentenced 10 pay .
nns o. tluOo and 70 serve Ave years IN
soe San Quentin State prison
Fsserai % Scatter sharon
The funeral Of Sharon took place
from Grace Church this afternoon. The
services over the remains we're conduct
ed BY Rsv. Mr.. Poale. The body Law in
state ~ the Palacs Hotel until o'clock,
when 10 vas removed 10 Grsce Church.
After the services the remains we're con-
veyed 70 Laurel Hill Cemetery, vhers
they we're placed IN the vanIt Of senator
Jones'.
Death or an eMcer.
sAS FaAscrsco, Nov. Is. Passed As
sistant EoRiueer N. II. Landen, United
States Navy, aged ~, died soddenIy on
Sunday night, Of paralysis of the hear,
be vas on desy on the United States
steamer Adams.
The AicazaP.
San fRAxcrsco. Nov. l6.-The Alcazar,
the new mas,c hall erected BY n. II. De
Young. propTistor Of the ChronGeie, vas
opened tonight by Emma Nevada With
her concert troupe The hall IL pro-
nounced by competent judges to
b the most handsomely decorated
place of entertainment this side
of New York. The decorations are
In the Morssqus style, and we're made
under the Supervision Of the same artist
Who directed the decorations of the
Casino 10 New York City. Nsvsds vas
rapturoaaly received, and vas encsred
i've times on the conclusion Of her first
song.
The hawaiian Commercial asA Sugar
Company.
San PRANcrsoo. Nov. l6.-The Hawai-
ian Commercial and sugar Company
neld is annual meeting today. The
President's report shows the total 70.
ceIpts 30 be &6SO, 900 and the expenses
70 be tS70,00o The entire property
heretofore held In trust BY Claus
Spresksis has been conveyed to the
COMPANY uuder Q deed recorded at
Honolulu on June 18th Of the present
year.
Marise
San FRAscIsce. Nov. l6.-Arrivsd-
Steamer Mexico, from Seattle.
Sailed = Bark Newsboy, FOR Port
Townsend.
TAToosH. Nov. l6.-Cloudy; brisk east
wind; one BARI sailed out.
PoET LUDLOW. Nov. 6.-Sailed-On
the 15th-Schooser Peerless.
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a CONFIDENT sKRvrAH.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-The weather ID
splendid for campaigning in Bulgaria,
bot the troops suffer from cold at night.
owing to inadequate covering. In an
interview here today the Servian Min
ister said he believed that the Balkan
Conference desired to stop the var be-
tween Servis and Bulgaria. His gov
eminent would acquiesoe after the cap
ture Of Sofia. Servia, he said. desired
q commercial treaty with Bulgaria and
facilities for trade With that country
She also desired to aunex that part OF
Bulgaria which the Serviaus occupied
when the Berlin Conference met. Ser
via, he continued. did net intend to
make q conquest of Bulgaria, and there
Was therefore no reason Why the Powers
should interfere. he dvelt upon the
superiority Of the rife used BY the Ser
VANS over the weapon possessed by the
RnlOaYiaua
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-17

The Norshsru Pacific has ssnt eat
eireala,s 70 oscupants Of land claimed
By 70 that hey mus make thsar pay.
meuss within thirty dayA OF TIE land
viii b Sid 10 other paFsssa 10 vin %
q useahas thing II certain portions OF
Shsss lapda v which there saa b %
possibilssy q rtcAt % title IN shs eoopa.
~, en- - so,d b. ID without tnsssfsrsoce
b. shs aasAcsisi-s - preeses Ne people
--E1ss 0yssssssa-
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vARLIKK oRDKRs

CossTASrIsopLE, Nov. 1.-THE Turk.
ish officers on the Greek and Serviar
frontiers have been instructed TO rspel
any attsmpt 20 invade Turkish territory
without waiting for orders.
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pKPREssEp sncuRrrIKa.

LONDON, Nov. l6.-Ths effect Of the
orioles vas depressing 70 values. The
cline ~ compared With closing prices
on Saturday. At Paris the Brurse vas
Of the day, bat closed With q better
feeling. The Berlin Boarse was very
weak and closing quotations showed a
further general decline of one per cent
TIE London stock Exchange vas fat,
bat closel stronger on q belief that the
var will be localized.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-17
THE sKRvIAN ADVANCE.

LONDON, Nov. l5.-Six bsttalions OF
Servisn infantry. two batteries Of artil-
lery and too squadrons Of cavalry TO-
day attacked two bsttsIions OF regular
and irregular Bulgarian troops. The
bulgarians ioss thirty -foar killed and
wounded. The Servisn troops rndeI
Col. Miohkevitsh have occu pied Tssri-
brod, sustaining small loss. Fifty Bull
gsrians were captured and sent 70 the
fortress as Belgrade.
Topolovitch With the Morsvian divi-
sion IL operating against Tn. Gen
erals Miehkoviteh and Benecky, CON-
mandine the Drina and Sbumsdjs divi-
siens, are advancing on Draeeman Pass
Gen. Jowsnovitch IL in command Of the
Danube division, which 10 held az q re-
serve force at Bslapslalaks. Djunknich
10 leading the Tinok division against
BeloRradshik. Each division consists
Of 5000 men.
King Milan before the advance oom-
msnced observed to Col. Bsnecky that
Sofa would be captured within three
days.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-11-17

oouo Hoxs.-Four companies Of the
ainafy ysii start Tor Vancouver today
ee.A train. Two eomptai 90 vii
naaa hsss till further ordeFs-
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For Sale.

THE Al PILpI AND SEALING
~A schooner l1ttis. 7 his well knowu
49, scIoonsr has jas come on the
mari . ways ~ Seatie. WHARF
abe hes been thoroughly oyeshanisf Al 4
. gs xpehse. and y q ~ In arst- Ia
orosr, ready Tor sea For Z rms soply 70
Harry LANDRg
Al ne thm National b&nx. Port Town.
- ". K Ba131ulD
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M . pair Of Ahsr,ssAy's sshesa
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- 4 A\o
.LAqOUR & CO.
Beg to announce that they
have alb ,ut completed the
Marking Of their Fail and
Winter Stock. and are now
ready to Display q most
Complete and we'll So
ieered Assortment Of
the following Goods:
For Embroidery Work.
20x24 inch silk Pushes,
So inch Silk and Wool Satteens,
Felts Of ell Colors.
Wool, Linen and Cotton Can
vas Of every Style.
FINE AND COARSE CMENILLEs, Ara.
sgNEs. slLKs. ETC.
As Different styles Of Ponpcns,
Ornaments, Parse Trimmings. Beads
And . thousand other Articles which
must be seen to be Admired.
For Knitting and Crochet Work
The most extensive Line OF Woods
North Of Saa Francisco. including
Double, Single and Split Zephyrs.
American knitting Yarn.
German knitting worsted,
GERMANTOWN AND SAXONY WOODS
Fairy worsted, Angora Floss,
Shetland Floss and Wool.
Ice Wool, Castor Wool, Etc.
The above are In all Colors and Shades
Note-our Woods are all Of the
best makes; we handle no
second grade-no shoddv.
Particular attention 10 called
to our Stock Of
HOSIERY
UNDERWEAR s;l
Which contains specIaitIes
n ev ~ b store shown here.
Also. q large lot Of Dress But
tons, Clasps, Buckles, Passe-
menteries and Ornaments IN
all the ia'ess styles.
Five new Makes Of Corsets.
SPECIAL.
A lot Of 5.ButtOn Kid
Gloves At Use. per pair.
|LAT0UR & co
OPERA BLOCK. FRONT STREET.
q. P. GREGORY & CO.,
No. s North Front street, Pertland, Or,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
PLANERs MOLDERs
M0RTISERS TENONER8
SAND PAPERING MACHINES
LArHES BORING MACHINES
HAND SAWS SCROLL SAWS
Rubber and Leather Betting
MILL FINDINGS GENERALLY
ACCIDENT 4 FIRE M9uRAMCE
BLANCHARD & PARTRIDGE
nol Agents.
For Sale.
oOOO ACRES or GOOD FARMING
" III - a --~- H. S.,,S e;t1. -.
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Nh. q. Mn0n.

A TTORSEY-AT-LAw. WILL PRAC-
n ucs In Ali the Justices and Territorial
Courts. Ofice, at rooms of the Prohata
Court YeslerIeary Building.
". a. WHITE CHAs. .. MUNpAY
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WAWaxaros, NV. l6.-rhe issue Of
cn.dAsd silver dollars from the mint
eefsna the week ended November 18th
- o6AlT. Daring the correspond.
y pesscd Lass year IL vas e&&s, $50.
- snipmeut Of fractional silver coin
- November I'd 10 November 18th
Amounted 10 esl7 <&S.
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KENO MILAN IN COMMAND.

BELoRADE, Nov. IA decree has
been issued Announcing that King Milan
oil have chief command Of the Servian
troops and appointing Gen. Petroutch,
Chief Of stan. Gen. Jankovitsh, Min
lister Of War. has gone ~ Pssth.
IL Ia reported that King Milan has
telegraphed to the Emperor of Austria
Hungary that the advance Of the Ser
VANS on DraRoman Pass has com
menced.
-Four Servians, Who arrived at LON.
palalanka on the steamer. we're forcibly
arrested by the Bulgarian authorities.
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GEO. vsnABlE SMITH,

A TTORNsY-AT-LAw. ROOMS .
~ and 4 Poncin building. Front street.
seattle W; I. Will practice in all the
S S9nrts Of the Territory and in the Land
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AcrIvrTr Al pa1IPpoPorrA

Believing that the hnal struggle Of
the Turkish Empire for existence 10 a..
proaekisg. Lord Salisbury has tele-
Rrspbed 10 Mr.. White, British Repre-
sentative At ConstantinopIe. inssruc-
tons to assare the Porte that England
will do her utmost 10 prererve the intea-
rity Of Turkey.
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AT RrsTCHCI.

The Russian Coasul here has beer
ordered 20 hold himself 10 readiness Il
leave with the archives Of his Office. A
steamer has arrived here With 500. 0OI
cartridges, which are being unlo4ded
The soldiers Of the National Guard hav,
been summoned to Join their cslors.
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san FRAscrsco, Nov Is. Passed As
eisiant EoRIneer N. II. Landen, United
States Navy. aged ~. died suddenly on
Sunday night, Of paralysis Of the heart
be vas on dasy on the United States
steamer Adams.
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WHITE & MUNDA1

AtIOrneya at Law.
Once In Whites Block, cor. Front and
Columbia sta. ds.0
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A shark will net eat a negro.
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Reserves Called cat.

! oszAaAps. Nov. 1.-THE 0ovssnment
~ salled out the escoud and Third
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-04

upon the altar OF blasted hope, is fact
known to tens OF thousands, who are living
witnesses of these cures"
This exciting and interesting little book.
giving q brief history of more exciting ard
interesting character. is Published by J. Hart
Britain. No. 80 Hawley strest, Bsston,
Macs. and will be sent free to any one send
ing tIo-oent stamp. II should be IN the
hands OF every sick person. IL should be
read by everv one in health.
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-04

Advice to Mothers. - HRs. WIHSLOnpS
SOOTHING SYRUP should always Be Used w 70
children are cutting teeth, Il relieves the little
sure-er ~ once. II produces natural. quiet assp.
py relieving the Ohild from pain. ana the nttls
oheruD swskes ~ ''origh! ss button,' II Ia very
pleasant 20 tSts Il soothes the child SottenE the
guTns. nIEys I'll pziE relieves wind. regulates tina
bowelE, and IN the best known remedy Tor disr.
rhRs. whether arising from tsethiug or other
causes Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
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G. Maus Book Beer, bottled for family use,
can be obtained ct the brewery. Telephone
No. 22l
The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-04-04
AN INTERESTING BOOK.
Telling About the Cures Of DR.. r. c.
Flower, Of Boston.

etatcments OF some OF the Wonderful
Cures Made By This Extraordinary
Practstfoner-Many Are Marvel
Gus That They Seem TO be
Almost Miraculous.
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C. Maus' Book Beer, bottled for family use
can be obtained at the brewery. Telephone
No. 221.
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C. Mans Book Beer, bottled for family use,
can be obtained at the brewery. Telephone
No. 221.
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P. Lieber & Co.'s PilseDer Beer on draugh
to-day.
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P Lieber g. Co.'s Pilsener Beer on draught
to day.
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TO LEASE.

ITO LEASE-Hotel, with bar attached: good loca
j ton near Union Depot: su fixtures for sale.
Address HOTEL, tbs once. marSlme01
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PERSONAL.
DERsONAL-Information wanted concerning
i Mary James, who left her home in Terre
Hsute, last Tuesday. She is fifteen years old,
brown hair fair complexion, and is q good singer.
Address ANNA JAMES Terre Haute.
DFRSONAL-wanted - The address OF James
i Tyner, moulder supposed TO be at Indianap.
oils. Address EMMA WICK, his sister, Newark.
y. J.
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ITO LOAN-Money with privilege OF prepay
i ment: terms reasonable THOs @. DAY n
CO., 70 East Msrkst street. Indianapolis
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LOST.

7 OST-Smsll black and tan dog: check 5sI on
IL collar. Leave at GIL Bates street.
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L OsT-Gold wstch-charm: red set. Leave at 81
IL North Pennsylvsnis street. THEODORE.
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FINANCIAL.

NEONEY-At the lowest rate OF interest wv.
4Al WILLIAMS d Co., 3 and Vinton Block.
ITO LOAN-we have $500 to loan on Indian
Il apolis real estate. HENRY COE d CO.. Is
Martindale Block. g.