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VS. II. WELFLEY
CAsoRIA.

,r,.., bsbv was sick, we gave her Castorla.
- .bs was a child she cried for Castorla'
~, -. .bs was a Miss, heclung to Csstoria.
When shehad children she gavethem Cast a
The new marriage license law goes into
a.. d, ort 1. After that time the news
--,.. can keep up with the village gossips
{ announcing marriages before they take
80 by bvasosrtaining to whom licenses are
i..uei
,r-rrr.r,IE NoEMAL. The Aeyersdale
y---sl school viii be opened MONDAY
hid g-th. The session promises to be an
Interesting and successful one Any inior-
,--.t1 desired viii be furnished by address
.s- .he principal
q
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RESOLUTIONS OF Respect.


AT meeting of the Somerset Ministerial
Association, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted on the death of
Rev. Jacob Smith:
WHEREAS, God in His Providence has
seen best TO call from labor to reward our
beloved brother, Rev. Jacob Smith. an eff
cient member of the Somerset Ministerial
Association, therefore
Resolred. That We recognize in our de-
parted brother faithful Christian and wor-
thy Minister Of the Gospel, full OF promise.
Resolued. That while We deeply deplore
has loss. we yet submit with Christian res
ignation TO Him who doeth all things well.
Resolred, That We sympathize with the
bereayed family, relatives and congregation,
and point them to the assuring consolation
that ''all things work together for good TO
them that love God. TO them that are called
according to his purpose"
Rcsoirod, That in an hour ike this, the
promise of glorious resurrection and the
hope Of an eternal, heavenly reunion be-
comes doubly precious, and are as anchors
to the soul, both sure and steadfast
Resoired, That these resolutions be en-
crossed on the minutes of our association;
a copy presented TO the family. and that
they be sent to the Eraagelioai Messenger
and Chrislicke Bostsolafter, and also the
HERALD and Demo1a OF Somerset fer pub
location.
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At a recent meetingof the borough school
board Miss Minnie Crarer was selected to
teach room No. 5, and Mr.. ]. II. Berkey
room No. 6 for the ensuing term
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Rev Cyrus Musssr spent several days of
last week in Somerset.
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Easy Running SeVins Machine

vAlu n more money than AZ anything else by
"uUrskinx an agency fer the best selling
fail Terms free- HAElzT BOOK Co., Portland
Maine lkczs.
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Quay got there in the one, two, three or
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.XECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Estate OF Anthony weehtenheiser, deed. late Of
Shade Twp, Somerset Co., Pa,
Letters testamentary on the above estate hav
ing been granted TO the undersigned. py the
proper authority, notice is hereby given TO thoss
indested 10 IL TO make immediate payment and
those having claims or demands will please pre-
sent them duly authenticated for settlement on
Saturday, August r. 1885 at his late residence In
Shade Twp.
JOHN wECHTENHEIsER,
lull5. Executor
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J-R. Martz, Esq, of South West Palermo,
the principal bee man OF Grundy county,
was at their last meeting elected President
OF the Bee Association of this county Mr..
Martz is quite an expert in handling bees
and says his bees have already gathered
about one thousand pounds of honey. He
now has IN aniary of about - c.,ioties
Qaite a number have gone into the bee bus
iness in this county. but somehow iaosi OF
them have failed
This place bad quite Fourth Of Jnly eel
ehration. We had the pleasure OF listening
to the Hon. {. 7. Leland, the noted orator
of Chicago. bat formeriysof northern Iowa
This gentleman is an able and eloquent
speaker and brought out some fine. solid,
common sense truths concerning our ma
uonal government. He is solid Repuhli-
can from the crown of his head to the soles
of bis feet The Orion Cornet band OF this
CITY furnished the music for the occasion
which was well rendered, and they DO de-
serve much credit.
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D. c. EICHSoR,
Meyersdale, ia

vr,- NAEKrr.-Nain Street.-We have
i,.4 s5sei q large Refrigerator TO our Nest
v,-se; in which all meats can De kept COO
and dsan. Mutton, Beef, Pork, &c, Kept
.rs,,rtlv on hand. Open daily. Parties
bav;,r meat can have II kept in the Refrig-
e-s.or until wanted.
Ross DAVIS & Co.
R,Rs.fys N WAToREs.-Haying bought
Al immense stock OF American Watches at
,be depressed prioes, am selling them at
rross never before quoted. Waltham, FL
rn SpHnefeld and Rockford movements
fr Sosd silver cases at IS. $40, sl2 and Si4.
Eye-y wa,ch guaranteed
E MCDOWELL. Jeweler,
Somerset, Pa.
B,EsAIvs-In white dress patterns and
white dress goods; in all kinds Of summer
dress goods, such as nuns, yelling. bunting,
lawns Sc. in hosiery. gloves, &c. to close
oui what have left, at the lowest prices
ever asked for good goods. 81 H.'l
Mrs. A. z. UHI.
Ifyou want to keep cool, go to Bechers 5
and bay a Summer Coat and thin underwear,
he has the largest line in Somerset, and at
r-ioes way down.
Ng1IcE-The public is hereby notified
rhHt IN April lss5. II. 5 Berkes received
an order from Us on Hiram J. Bowman.
bs4riug his endorsement for thirty dollars,
sni We viii not pay it, as we have never re-
csive3 any value for the same
T VI. LAMBERT & BIO.
AZ CosT FoR CASH. VIII sell my entire
snck C.. City-made Boots and Shoes al cost
'aT olsi for the next thirty days only. This
is rare chance TO buy boots and shoes At
wholesale prices. Prudent buyers will not
b SOW to take advantage OF the offer.
SOLOMON UHL.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

L.
To Israel Baer. Daniel :. Baer, and Peter
Baer, OF Beaver City, Funas County, Neb.
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of q
writ of partition issued cut of the Orphans Court
OF Somerset County. Pa, will hold an inqueston
the real estate Of Solomon J. Bser. decd. on
Tuesday, the, llth day OF August, 1855, where
you can attend If You think proper. Nos. and 2
are situate In Somerset Twp. Somerset Co Pa
No. 3 Is situate in Jenner Twp, Somerset Coun-
ty, Pa.
Sherifns Once, JOHN WINTERS,
July ], iss5. Sheriff.
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fETER NosEL,
Pastor Of Disciple Church.
HIRAM King,
Pastor of Reid Church.
&C. B. DuScAs,
PASTOR Pres. Church.
j. n PEEsHrSe,
Pastor NJ. Z. Church.
d. X. LsvAx.
L. e of Ey. Association.
w. A. Jackson,
p +. Of Z. B. Church.
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oasy eot she7e Eli
Furs druss at I'0uiher'-
ole. articles al Louthef's-
!. make. speciality Of chronic DIS
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-..;ss. q. Welaey's Photograph Gallery
I-' .hose of any other in town.
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NEW BUILDING NO PATRIOT NEAR MAIN CROSS STREET.
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-. md Gems taken n tIIt OeaV
l'1-- - ,.o,,s Photograph Gallery.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-06-23

ne Kansas supreme court has been
eo upon to decide point probably
Ier before raised. 1t seems that
ehe jury went out one of the
oer proposed to open their delib-
'o'S with prayer, and thereupon
eeued to pray ''long and loud"
'eolct was against the defendant,
freupon his lawyer moved to set
oh the ground of ssundue infu-
eAercised by one of the jurymen
'sshs y 20 OF public prayer in the jury
lSabetha (kan.) Republican.
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AIEs or SUBSCRIPTION TO WEEKLY WORLD
a'Ee storm.
Delnoc at.

A heavy storm came up from the
puth on Friday and burst over the
fly about half-past two O'Clock in
pe afternoon. Rain, accompanied
y wind, continuous flashes OF light
tng and roll of thunder, fell in tor
ents for half an hour. The quanti-
| OF rain that fell in the hills was
Feater than that precipitated in
wn, and shortly after it ceased
re all the gulches poured large
eams OF water out into the valley.
pttonwood creek broke its Dam and
strlouted some of its flood through
bitches and streets of Boise CITY,
am street getting the most. But
damage resulted. The wind,
wever, blew down many fruit and
ade trees, and string Of fence
re and there. Barnet Light, who
es IN Hull's gulch, says stream
Feral feet in depth came rushing
"h and threatened great destruc-
b. Hog-pens, chicken-coops,
dges, &c, were carried away, but
great damage was done. Several
eces of grade were washed out in
vicinity of Clawson's toll-gate.
ma blew fearfully at the head of
~ Creek, hail fell four inches in
pth, and Wilson's garden was COW
III ed and ruined by the sand washed
2wn' Considerable grain was blown
|2wn IN the valley. I. P. Gile, ten
II rs above town, says he never saw
Rarder wind and rain. Several of
i'ne 1rult trees were twisted off.
mes gulch sent down huge vol
4 OF water, but no serious damage
plted. The storm was the heayi-
That has visited us for several
rs past.
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Established for the Scientific and SPECIFY
Cure of Chronic, Nervous s. Special Dis
eases
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THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

nR- ALLEN, As IS WELL NOwS, Is REGU-
~ lar graduated Physician. educAnd al Bowdoin
College and University Of Michigan He has deyot-
ed lifetime To the study OF the treatment aud curs
OF diseases vii hin his SPECIALITY
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piaham Lincoln was measured
|s"a oelore , he died, and found to be
''' i0ur inches in height.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1885-06-23

e morse which General Grant
'he aay General Lee surrender
owned in Venom, Oneida coun-
-, :, and marched in the process
on Decoration Day.
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SUM Nj ON S.

In the District court of the Second Ju-
dicial District of The Territory of Idaho.
in and for the county Of Boise.
Lucy Il. Robinson, plaIDtif.
VS..
George VI. Robinson deiend't)
To GrUrge NJ. Robiuson, d. fen liant above named
81 THE NAME OF THE PEOPLE OF THE UNIT
I'd States of the err tory OF Idsho. You are
h7Feoy Notified that there Is on file in the
office OF the lerk of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District OF said Territory. Idaho CITY
county OF Boise the comp iant OF Lucy II. Robin
son. demand ng ju gment against you that the
bonds OF matrmony between he self and the de-
fes daut be dissolved and that the custody of the
minor child be awarded TO the plaintiff and for
sIlch other and further relief 10 the Court may
seem meet, equitable proper, together with b er
costs alleging 1t To re for and tbs gr uuds OF
wIfui deseftion Tor period OF time tor more than
two years. VIII more fully appear III plaintiff 5
compliant certified copy which is herewith
ser ed, aud that unless you appear and answer 10
said complaint within ten days after the service
hereof If served wit in Boise county. and within
t@euty days If serve Of said county but with
IL said Judicial district, and Wi hin forty days If
served out of said DlstrIc exclusive the day of
servicei, the pa ntf will ppIy to the Court for
the relief demanded III the complaint,
(--l In testimony whereof, J, 4. I. Richard
= al So Clerk uf said District Court, have here
t--l auto set my hand and afi ed the seal Of
said Court, at Idaho CITY, this 3rd day OF June. A.
u. 1885. A L RICHARDSON CLERK
By lsIDoR SMITH. Depu,y Clerk.
Gao. AINSLLE .t2rIey for Plaintiff.
June 1t. 1sS5-SOd.
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SUM MONS.

In THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND
JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF THE TERRITORY
OF IDAHO, In AND FOR THE COUNTY
OF BOISE
John w. Hudson, Plaintiff,
Luella Bell Hudson, Defendant.
To Luella Bell Hudson, defendant above
named
In the Name 1trhe People of the
United States Of the Territory Of Idaho,
You are hereby notified that there is now
on file in the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
irlct OF said Territory, in Idaho City,
County OF Boise, the comp aint of John
w. Hudson demanding judgment against
you, that the bonds of matrimony between
himself and defendant be dissolved and
for such other and further relief as to the
Court may seem meet in the premises
upon the ground of willful desertion
for the period Of more than two ears last
past. The facts more fully appearing in
piaiitiffs complaint on file herein, and to
which reference is hereby made
And that unless you appear and answer
to said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof, if served within Boise Coun-
iy, and within twenty days if served out of
said County but within said judicial Dis
trict, and within forty days if served out
Of said District exclusive of the day of
service), the plaintiff will apply TO the
Court tor the relief demanded in the COM
plaint.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l,
A. L. Richardson, Clerk of
(Ge1D said District Court, have here
SG unto set my hand and affixed
the Seal of said Court, at Ida
ho City, this 18th day of May,
AID 1885.
a. L. RICHARDSON, Clerk
BY lsIDoT SMITH Deputy Clerk
c. $. KINGSLEY, Atty for Pl'ff.
idaho City, May &c, '85 sod.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-13
DRY GOODS.

PRIETs--Merrlmsck, fency, 51S; Manches-
ter, 66;Arnold, 9; American, b&; Pacific, 51Ei
Hamilton, 5lSi Gloucester, 81; Gloucester,
R RggS So Is sSnso sS g E 5Ssy so SM
8; simpson mngp g.; Allen, pink and
purple, 8; Simpson silver grey, 9; Richmond,
pink and purple, q; Dunnell, shifting, ~;
Ragetta shifting, ~; Allen check, 0; Pea
body. black, b14i Simpson, black,6i Rose
Brown SHEETIN es--Crown, TX; Augusta,
6; Ellrich LII, 5; Charter Oak, 81; Live Oak,
4; International, 81; Laurence LII o. Glen
dale, "a Enterprise, 8; Glendale ~ s. Boat
BRo5Wsn sHTRTING1Cast Iron, sH; Farm
era. "a; Honest, u; Pocahontas, "a; Allen
dale, 7; Century, ~; Dwight, u; Lockwood,
81; Manotoba, 81; Bedford n, AZ,
BLEACHED SHIRTIN9-New York, lO5S;
Wamsutta, ~; Langdon, 0ls; Lonsdsle, II
Lonsdale Cambria, u; Masonvllle, l0ls Fruit
Of the Loom, Shi Gold Medal, ~; Cream OF
Crop, 8.
TicKIFe-Amoskeag A CA, IA; Amoskeag
A, 1871; Swift River, ~ Standard q, \; Eas-
| ton Xxx, 100; Eastou "A, II; Oakland fancy,
"a; Acme Odd, 81; Raleigh, lOl4; Standard
3, 9; Pearl River, II; slbey Awning, 49,
characterization, lV&; ThOIndlke, lQM;
American, o. Rock River, o. Raleigh, 81
Unknown, 3.S, S1l; Jewett city, ajz I'M
known, SO, 10.
DENiMs-Amoskeag lg}.; Otis, 1S1li York
GnEcKs Am PLAIps--Mount Pleasant, =,
Catawba n; Old Dominion, :; Memphis
| "a; Queen City, 81; Augusta, Z; Tennessee
| lOH; CoItondale, ri Cumberland Check, 2
| Sibley,S.
HrSoHAMs-Bat 81; Slatsrsville, 8
| Westiille, Z; Bates Dress Plaid, 0; Scotch u
| e., ll15; Amoskeag, 50; BellSvlew. ~
Washington, 6; Wiudemere, ~
| CHEvioTs--0akdale, 81; Sterling lO5l
| Unknown, Il. b., Ga; Sibley, 81; Glen Rid
die, l0ls; Harrisburg, 81; Slater, 81; Ever
| EFT, 81; Boss, \; SilVerdale, 3; Arlington 9
Victoria, II; Germania. lsG; Bates, %,
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sR0OERtns

ooFsrE-Rio teir, lOslGtu94o; prime. i2s
l2laoi choice, lSGl33 &c ;Laguyra, l4o; Jaws pc.
~ TEAs,-Imperial, s5%5So; Young Tyson, iO.s
&C; oolong io96Oe Japan, 6Nebsc
sUSARs--Powdered, $50; cut LOAF, SIG,
standard granulated 75[0ls4e; plantation
graduated &c to TIC; Louisiana white clari-
ned, SIC 70 7c;yellow clarified, csc to 6zc.
seconds, SIC to &c.
MOLASsE- Louisiana cNolgu. 65iosSfs orluos
$50; iair to good, $50; corn syrup, SOC,
BAGGIEG-Puro Jute, iM rs l(azc; y ysYd,
y lbs, l0f5$c; ties, LIS T bundle
lICE-W Wholesale, 7T,6c
a. CRA,oEHRs-soda :, 54oi Xxx, &c; cream
gcj ginger snaps, 20.
ss0AP-olye, as p box, blue india, X II
oars, BQ9 box; z Z bars $50 . bozi1 y
lars, SAC n box.
CANpIEe--Stsr, fuli weight, l2]A8lSc.
CBfNs9-Fun cream, l80idU,
kOPE--S%c basis; cotton ruq0, lSC,
0ox.
MEAsuREs--1S bushei, iron Doead, $50 e
dozen; 2-hoop pals, ZOO 3-hoOp, 225.
TuRs--S nest, rs; 9 nest, 2.7ii No. ], S00 y
dozen; No, 9, 500; No. 5, TOO.
WRAPPING PAPpR-nag ana straw, Is Toe
PowDER-3.85 e keg Of "a lbs; l21S do, as
=. do, l.25; blasting kegs 2g6, shot-drop bag
l75; buck, 400.
PicKLEs- Chow-chow, 1s-bsrral, barrel, IS
l-gallon pails, chOw-chow, i,59; 2-galloi
pals, mixed pickles, l.51i glass pints, Lie
glass quarts, 400; glass n gallon, $3.50; glass
SALON. 4.bOi glass neS, gallon, $50.
MAcEEREis-No. barrels 1890; No, y
| barrels, 7.6o; No. h-barrels, i.5O; N az
| barrels, 100; No. q h-barrels. 400; No kits
! LIS; No. kits, los; No. 8 Kits, LOO,
| HOLLAND BEERING-Imported LIS 7P kos
| CANDY-Stick, 91<c n 10: fancy, l6lp2bo.
Reconsideration layer, ~.
| CIDER-Crab apple, i0c; Missouri older, 81
| y gallon; vinegar y gallon, lSje20o.
STARuH-Pearl, 414c royal glass, sc; Sen
ION IN packages, &C.; corn starch, In pack
ages, &c; 6-fb wood bog glass, 6s4c
LYE-Concentrated,2 75Qpi.OO.
IUGs-We quote; lie r gallon for glazed
crooks, loo q gallon for glazed.
| ToMAToEs-2-h standard, l.60i S-D star
dard, Sl.2b.
DRIED PEA cHEs-Unpeeled, Sc; pooled, IN
PROvJsI0Ns-Short bacon, SIC; short dI
salt, $3.50; breakfast bacon, u3{oi nam
| lHc,
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LInuNNn.

ALCoHoL,-F gallon, SIS gS2.S7.
BgANDIEs-Domestc,& ga1on,;2.o0 q s 800.
imported cOgnac ,lSll, - gallon N.Ji lSl2, 81
10, $780, 1866, gG.J9; 1850, $3.50; 1888, -. 01i
ig4S, Sl0.50; OtRid, Dupuy & Cos cognac, 1917
80; 1870, 800; 1854, $500; l8is, Sll.25i Bis
net Dubouche . Co. oognaoi lSISi $3.50; lsiQ'
$50; IS4s, $500.
aIN-pomestio, New YORK or Philadelphia
5 gallon, sl.5b; Holland, Is gallon, s2O0G276;
ar Robert Burnetps Old Tom, n gOll0n, S3.lo
ss.25; Sir Robert BurnetPH Old Tom, y cnsE,
n. 50Qt9.O0; Holland, r. case, $3.50.
WuIsKy-lOuisiana rsotlned, Us e cant.
aroof, y gallon, N.30; Western, 2l.Spdl.f0,
5ourbon, Sl.4Oig8,60; Eye, Sl.5QG3.6O; Scotch,
imported, H,0NGA.25i Irish, imported, N,&
e,4.7h.
DHAAPAGNEs - ROudercr Carte Blanoh,
lusrts, q dozen, zoo; Piper Heidseick, quarts,
; dozen, 300; Erug d Co., quarts, p doton,
40; Nicer & Chandon, Slllery Mousseux, q
loIen, 2i.00; CremRnt day, IS doren, SS00i q.
II. Mumm q Co.'s, pints, 81 gddiuonsli dry
fsf1onay, A.7b; Extra Dry, 900.
WrNEs-California claret, NJ gallon, 70;
Ncnfandel No. |, n gallon, S05ts5; imported
lsrots, ordinary, = cash, 7O.UC,9H0O; family
ilsrsts, per cask, 5OOOaS0,0l; One olarets, \
]AsA, gO6G@76M; Medoo, = case, 600; 81
lnlisn, = oase, $50; MargauJ, Il case, ZOO
5onto Cauot, = case, zoos Larose, case
.e.1l; IieOvin, = case, i2OOi Chateau L2ntto
2 case, aiQC' ordinary = cRsc, 39tsS.0'
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BoOTe AND sRUKs.

< ksn's kip brogsas, eSSl.25; boys kip bro
gsns sl7al00; men y Y. calf brogans, i0eiel.7b;
boy i II. calf hlurNns 05,9l.S; mems kip
a-hsoElo plowa, l.0t(elS5; boys kip e-buckle
plowE, s6(Tl.26 meas hu6 halls, congress and
button. l.60oo2.25, incn & calf bale oongToet
and button, 2.5NGs,S3. Ipen'p KIP boots, 2AOpa
5000; mems p calf 6nots, A0os,iS.O9i mems
lalf bocga, 25.OOGGl.0o; boy'b kip booia, e2.5ag
rQU; boy's Z. calf haotH, l6,NQbA.QO; boy'e
,slf bootg 225Ode270O. ygoinen's a. kippolkas
hrS7l<c; Misses ~ Kip polheA, 6NplOci
shild's ~ lip polkas Ne slrea, iTtb6bc; child's
~ ,poiyes All eises, b5eG5o, women calf peg
md 80 poilAA, .OlSgl.gS; Misses calf peg and
ss polish, sGgl.i0; women's hu sowed pol.
Nh, 3<ql.25; w0men's calf eeWe noliah, l.Se
ei.STi{; womea's grain seSed ard polish, W
pl.S. woment KID sewed, 9Ofl7ti w0meuH
.cst Eswed polhh l.JVeLib.
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Satins and BrOcadss
are selling fast at Buman's.

Cure for Pnea
.o pnes are Ire iIeqne9 lS prece9en; py va
lower part of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some atfec-
ton of the kidneys or neighboring or
gans. At times, symptoms OF indigea.
,ton are present, fatulency, uneasi-
ness of the stomach, etc. A moisture,
like perspiration, producing very dis
sgeeable itching, after getting warm,
10 common attendant. Blind,
Bleeding and Itching Piles yield at once
TO the application of DR.. Bosanko's Pile
Remedy, which acts directly upon the
parts affected, absorbing the fumors,
allaying the intense itching, and affect
ing permanent cure. Price, so cents,
Address, tho Or. Bossnko Medicine Co.,
Piqua, Ohio. Sold hv all druggists.
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Lu4REn Ann BUILDka sArERIAL

IuARr - Rough lnf her, SO native
ceiling, rs 90; MnatiVe ceiling, 70, y native
flooring, $3.50, kn0tiye siding lSi1Di a rough
ceiling, 1850.
press, 80 No. ! cypreEs. So; uaiye pine
hearts. 3 90; native Sap hsa e V1o.
PosTE-CeuNT posts, bUat, 2bsc each.
LATHB--Per loo, 4L0.
BRICR-pallas hfick, $50 per 1000 49,,
PLASTER PARis-New York, 400; Michi-
gan, $50 por barrel.
CkNEsr-Ro sendale, AIS; Portland, best,
40 per barrel.
kTorr FLuEs--About 500 per foot.
DRA1F PIrK-From leo per foot, and pikhr
according 10 sise.
Lrnr-Coopered lime, 400 rer barreL
HAyH-0oet. d per pund.
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pttufls

Acipg-EulpGgric e carhoy, 1916 eiiIiu =
b,Sio; cKslio, 3 81. i8i ts-iorioi powdered =
n, 30.
aUgs--Ar2b r8leci, ~ %, 500 assietlAh
. 70 oo oomphoy ~ to25; Opium sf.@ 70 $40,
nfNs- Beugamut 6gpdonpn's. y n, Nlr,
,smon, saudorsou's. NSj; peppermint, 800,
glniorgreeu, q -; olive, Malaga, ii,2a.
POTASH HTomidc, @ 70, 40, iOdlno, tl.2l
soArg--Casilo, morleL q ~ tsilo o..
a e, white, l46ls
MIsCELLANEOUA -. Ammonia, earDo v IA
10. alum, 3(5j; urrOvrOoi korloudG, 1901 Bal
Am, copaiba, so, hurax, rennec, llqH, cl'c'
mo-, am, .5c; castor OH, IA gal. IAlgl.N
1sssia buds, 3 u, l53lS; orenm tartar pure
? ~, IS; corrosive gubNnQie, r n t9i oblofo'
orm, a H. %; eztrAot logwood, bulk
y 70, l2@li; glycerlue, bulk, q n 2saS0
odine, rssublimalel, II n, iUli loavos
uuchu, short, " 10, %; lonves, SIENNA, Alex.
n N, Is; morphiu, sulph, = o., SiSDt spirit
ni,sr, sweet, n 20, IS; BtryohniR, crystals 81 y
4 l.S0; taplooa, y p, u wsx, white, y N
S1iphate Quinlns, p Or, sl,OOs1l.OS.i Gin
ohonidia, IS 10 i0c.
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rorty Yeara' E1porIcnco Of an old Nura

Forty Years' Experience OF an Old Nurse
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the
prescription Of one OF the best female
physicians and nurses in the United
States, and has been used for forty years
with uover-failing safety and aVccess by
millions of mothers and chi 'sn, from
the feeble infant of ono we, I'D 90 the
adult. Itcorrects acidity OF the stomach
relieves wind collie, regulates the bowels
and gives rest, health aud comfort L
mother and child. We believe it the
best and surest remedy In the world, II
all cases of dysentery and diarrh9a IL
children, whether arising from teethins
or from any other cause. Full direction
for using will accompany each bottle
None genuine unless the fac-simile O
Curtis N Perkins is on the outside wrap
per. Sold by all medicine dealers.
| cents bottle.
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LEATHER.

LOUrsvIILE OAK sole bEArHER-X
heavy, free of brands, S9c Id; X medium, free
OF brands, SO III; A heavy, one brand, SIC
10; A medium, one brand, $50 lbi baltimore
BuFFkIo SLAuaHTER-Prime, 10 TO 70 ID
sides zoe ID; good, 10 10 % sides, ESQ ID; coun-
ter ii 10 Il 10 sides, go III; q. D., Matamoras
800 10; No, |, oak harness lea, S 70 &c lbi
No, 2, oak harness lea, 81 70 &c ID; No, l.
hem harness lea, $50 lbj NO; 2 hem harness les
hem skirtlng lea, go 10. Welt and bride
leather, 81 TO S5a side. =.
PHILADELPHIA CALF-FItra quality, y
TO 30 10 10 dozen, $40 lb; ~ 10 ~ Id 10 dozen
Sl.l5 ID; a to 80 10 TO dozen, Us ID; 62 70 III
FRENCH CALF-yl,l5 TO 100 ID; XXX top
pings, all colors, S.25 10 $500 doAeni xxx top
pings, al colors, extra large, $50 10 I'll dozen