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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

Very dry, and Ill longing for rain
not half the what sowed came up. and
many farmers have not sowed half they
intended TO. A promising good rain fell
Friday might, but did not last long, .
heavy north storm turned II TO snow for
several hours, then all was over.
The election went of very quietly,
but the saloon keepers make very long
faces, as their flourishing business seems
Ito lie dead, for the treating all around,
and the whole crowd, has ceased.
Mr.. Peter Miller has finished his brick
building for the new roller mill the ma
chinery therefor being purchased some
time ago, and Il will not be long until
the farmers and town people will be
supplied with the finest -four.
Il Mr.. r.. Beckman's large brick port
and smoke house, is also completed, and
he is ready to receive the erunters.
The fourth and last wing Of the Con
vent Of the Sisters Of St. Benedict J.
Icomploted. This il . very large and
due building. The Sisters are occupying
Tit. and have . considerable number Q
2 female scholars, especially to learn musi
and the higher grades Of education.
: Miss Il. Skenesky, while driving I
7 . town in . buggy one day last week. ID
horse SHE'D, upset the buggy, and Mia
8. had an arm broken, and was bruisO'
otherw ise.
Mr.. =. Seninger, Of Franks Hotel, b.
: been on the sick list for some time, sui
: fering with Rheumatism. May be 500
recover.
III Mr.. John Weyer, IT,, while chopin
wood IL the woods. caught his < on
limb, and the misIick cut the joint OH
. ankle. which will probably oonfne BIZ
in the house tor many weeks.
y The hog cholera. which prevaile
fearfu!iy 10 some places, SCENE to ceas
although many farmers have lost
their hogs.
Marriage seems to be on q boom. Ia
a Tuesday a couple were tied, and no
six more couple are on the list.
Died: Saturday night, Mr.. Anton
Heilers, jr.. aged 80 years, OF typh,
h fever. He leaves a widow and two en-!
l. dren to mourn his early departure y
is sympathize with them. May he rest
peace
T. Died. also : child 3 years old. son
Mr.. Andrew Altmeier. IN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

DEAR SrR:- Having tried your White
Wine Of Tar Syrup, l believe II to be az
excellent medicine, and can conscien'
tiously recommend IL 10 others,
Respectfully yours.
REV. WIN. STEVENSON.
At. K~ingsville, Mo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

Thanksgiving on the Goth.
Republican candidates are on their
M Salt River.
Sam Tormohlen went to Seymour last
"wednesday.
M. Ed. Kuns and VIM. Rebber ere
on : visit to Terre Haute.
Ex : representative, j. Rother, Of
Evansville, is here on 4 visit.
M. WIN. Heitsnann IL moving hi
stock Of goods to his new building this
week.
Snow fell here Friday evening to the
depth OF about one inch The first snow
of the season.
Mondav morning a. Mr.. II. Tormoh'
len (supervisor) was directing som
Of his men at work. he saw = sQuirre
making its way for : hollow stump clos'
Nv. One of the men gave chase
Reaching down into the hollow 10 cap
tire IL, ne found . clock in the bottom
covered with leaves. To whom IN
clock belongs no one knows. IL l. sup
posed that the clock was stolen and hid
den there.
Last Monday morning while M. JohI
LANCE, teacher 1t schoolhouse No. Z
about . mile south Of Holland, was i
the act OF building q Are. be DISCOVERIES
"A fash In q stick Of wood. which on clos
inspection proved 10 be nlied with pow
der and bullets, and on Friday four shot
OF 4S caliher were fired at short inter
walls through the back part Of the build
ling. and Embedded themselves IN the or
pcslte wall above the door. Some Q
1.-The scholars narrowly escaped the leade.
missiles. Great excitement prevail
among the farmers IN that vicinity. ~
!erything u being done 20 unearth 70
mystery.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

PERsoxAL~--Re-union Joe Armstrong
az the Internal Revenue service, wai
looking to Uncle Sans interests ~
Dubois county this week.
Mr.. Henry Csssiday and family visit
ed friends in Pike County this week.
Supt. Sweeney started on his oficia
visits 10 the schools OF Dubois county o.
Tuesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

wish 10 thank those clever citizens
who voted for me ct the recent election
and assure them | will always remembe'
their kindness. Those who voted agains'
me no doubt did 80 honorably. and iheii
actIons shall cause me no hard feeling
But with malice towsrd none. and char
ity for ALL" ! may hope for better Iuci
at some future time
Respectfully,
MARrIN S%cHEIRlcH, JR.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

rrMehringer Bros, have received the
largest stock OF Holiday goods ever
brought to Jasper-somethiRg 70 please
almost every class Of persone.. They
have placed some specimens In theil
show window, and will have . stor'
full In q few days.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

CAxxELTor, Nov. 8. Mr.. Roam CLARK
who was found dead in bed Wednesday
was one OF the leading temperance mel
In the state. and . lifelong member o.
the N. z. church. He Wal : member o.
the firm OF Clark Bros, manufacturer
Of stoneware. He leaves 9 wife and tws
children, both married, and . host Q
fr;anda ~ mourn his lOse.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

rThc origin OF the terrible fire st
Loogootee, which destroyed the Acker-
man Hotel last week, is still shrouded ~
mystery. The tramp who was arrested
on suspicion Of being the incendiary,
was discharged. The friends Of Gates,
The County Tressurer-elect, think bis
family should be provided for acme way
i. The appointment Of his successor.
aaiks Tracy, Auditor.elect, who was
thought 70 be fatally injured. 10 recovers
ing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

BAReAixs.-My customers, who have
been furnished bargains by me all sum-
mer, and all others who want genuine
good goods at low prices, are respect
fully informed that have laid 10 .
large stock Of Fall and Winter goods,
which by reason Of the ~lateuess of the
season I obtained remarkably cheap, and
will give customers better bargains in
staple goods than ever before, or than
they can get elsewhere.
cat. JosEPH BUcHART.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

FIRST Snow The first snow Of thu
sesson IN this locality surprised our citi
zens last Saturday morning The GROUND
was covered, and as . remarkable fac
for the first snow, It remained thre'
DAYS before melting.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

Henry Weinberg, Evansville, Indiana
writes: II have found Certain Cough
Cure" = most excellent remedy TO-
coughs and colds II Is our family medi'
cine" Sold At rs cents a bottle by
druggists. cures all diseases Of the throa'
and Iungs." 1-ts
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

Mr.. A. krcmpp Invites per-
sons wishing good bread, rolls or cakes
70 give him Z call. Fine wedding cakci
furnished to order. Picnios and Festi'
walls will be supplied on liberal terms
Farmers, or others, visiting Jasper and
wanting . lunch, will fluid . pleasant
room to cit in, and fresh sandwiches
cheese. &C., It reasonable rates. Ions
experience in the business enables hin
to insure satisfaction. He also has 81
kinds OF staple groceries. Sixth street
next door to Salb's drug store. 4Otf.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

The BEST SAVE In the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
yer Sores, letter, Chapped Hands. Chill
|blains, Corns, and I'll Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay r.
|auired. II is guaranteed to give perfect
!satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
Is cents per box. For sale by MchTingeE
Bros, Jasper.
Nov. 07th, 'e5.-1y.
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nF'The o., p. & J. r. X. engineers
We are informed, are this week running
\ line from West Baden up the valley OF
Lick creek 10 the Martin county line, to
endesvor to get around the French Lick
hills on the road to Jasper. This would
leave the Lick about a mile from the
depot. Just right for . watering place
and health resort, But II would make
the road q mile or two longer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

OYOur Hilihsm correspondent gives
an account OF tho burning Of the nioe
and . half story residence Of NJ
WIN. Morgan, IN Columbia township,
A. winter IL coming on every one should
examine their chimnies and hues and Gee
that thew are safe, before the necessity
tor hot fires comes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

~ Whoopee! just look Ut Lehrbur-
ger. Kahn & Co.'S nice display adv. Ia
this paper. But II isn't near 40 nic q
some oi the goods. Their assortment o.
ladies' wraps is magnificent. and even z
homely woman in one Of them would
look handsome. Go and see them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

have a job lot Of wall paper on hand
which | will cell ct . greatly reduced
price, but only - long as II lasts.
As-2m% JACoB GosMAN.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

NJ Fine clothing, . large stock fol
Gentlemen. Full suits, good materials
latest styles, ranging In price from $40
"a el6. 1t JOS, Buchart's Jasper. Ca.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

nJWomen's coarse shoes q Is ceptsa
pair. and mems st ~ . pair, ana nne
shoes a proportionate prices q Joseph
Buchart's. jasper. 6-bt.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

On. q. II. WARNER.-K ind Sir-I re
|ceivca the bottle Of White Wine Of Tar
Syrup you sent me, and have used y
and will say l think II cannot be excehed
|as Z throat remedy. At least have
never tried anything that seemed TO re-
lieve and benefit me a. that did.
Yours fraternally.
Rev. n. r. Beavers,
Pastor M. Il. Church, Perche, Mo.
vor sale IN Jasper BY MehrInser Bros, Dr. John ?
lSslh and Friedman.
! Jan. stb, lss0-ly.
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OrCook stoves. heating stoves. nre
clay fues. Are brick. CRATES with tenders
completed, jamb CRATES. the boss Buck
eye force pump, chain pumps, gutier'ns
and spouting. al 10 be had q L. +
|Spayd's. Jasper. l-tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

rrThe official majority for Hon
Jonas q. Howard for Congress IN the
Third district Is 2,350.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

GyOvcrcoats for men or boys from
O. up. the best Ia Southern Indiana. q
los. Ruchart's, Jasper. 6-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

~ Music, bluster, torchlights and
srccches are all well In their places, bu'
Il takes votes 70 carry nm election.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

Mems good coarse boots A. &2a
pair, at Joseph Buchari's. 6-3t.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1886-11-12

Train arriving at Louisville q . IS !. n. makes diregt
connections with trains on c. 4 O.. for white sqI
lphur Springs, Stauntoas Richmond wash
lington. Balffmorc. PhiIsdelpHis. New York,
and ali principal cities Of the East.
Tra5ns : ara 4 have Pullman Palace Sleep
ing Cars between 81. Louis and touisvilles
THE NOTICE ofEmigrantsi Is especially invited tothe
following advantages offered BY this Line.
THIS is TIN SHORT LINE TO sr- LOUIS.
This Line connects At 81. Louis in the Unipn Depot
with trains o. slIrosds leading West. North vest and
All trains are run SOLID between Louisyil,s and 81
Louis. For full information concerning Road. Cars
Tickets, &C., call upon Or write 70
GEO, y. EVANS.
GEoR0 ". CURTIS.
A. \. BRHNET1. Agent, Jasper.
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rr Leo y. spayd. AZ jasper, has the
biggest stove store 10 the county. Aft
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-11-18

SHOOTING At AEranEA- o'cioek
this morning q pnlioa whistle vas
biewn by q woman who lives in . hoasa
Of III fams en- Coneomly street. opposite
the old Astoria Iron works. She vas
being beaten BY q man named Zeisler.
frsm Geneva, Switzerland. Ohaer
Linnvilla vent 10 the plaos and the
woman, who bore marks Of Violenoes
asked him 70 come in and arrest the
man. The 0faoer searched the house
without finding che nan, and then
clinbed over & board fsnoa int ~
alley adjoining the house, when Zsisier,
Who vas erodehed IN the shadow Of q
building, spoke up, who's theEef'
Linasilis answered. " An officer. and
I've come to arrest you" He then ask
ed. " where il your start" Linnville
opened bic coat and said. q Here 4 is :
Esisier replied. = THIS il my place and
I'm NOS eainQ.n Llnnville said,
guess yoa wall, " starting towards him.
LelskeF coming forward cried, HAls, OF
III shoot Linnville stopped, seeing a
Eistal in Zsisler's hand. Linnville then
said, Drop that Gun or III shoot.
ZeisieE paid ne attention 30 the CON-
mand. bat continued advancing with
drawn pistol . within about eight fest,
when Linnville fred, killing him in
stan1fy.-AstoFtaA YES. 10.
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BIDS SOLICITED

fERHH H0Afn % CorNFN eo1F.
: utmAeaf1e ~ KinF e1anty. vs.
tNfT. herUtg eoticll asAled prcpaNafs l.
rarnito u.ediczi and sgrlEf ~ aEsHnaanas
aaa uadictaee - tha ccaa1y panr. kaps
90 ne co1ntF pcoF fAraa. for 4 sssga a. -
yeAF tfNn keA tst Iss1. HIS q - nssPk.
-. hs4 tor Mc&tcai ard Surgical A.
seasias',,e and heeiclaes - counfE PeaF. >
and y - He'd n he CsmnfV AuaSssrA.
alatca hefore a IA. az Ms8na9ssE. -
l3sh cay ~ iAseom hsr. lisa
fne hoard seaa4vea IN FtRhs & nesart
AZ - 81 tits q G HAkREA
CeuRzf A13&aer a1d ex-eAlcie 60 -
tie Raara
DaisA ss.lilA Nsv. "a IS1 noIi4w
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misipalily eomlEmgf paEtlsalaE dabts e.
Nncaae In WORKS Of local improvements.
y Always q Qnestion whieh mag waln
uFnpFiefE Be raferrea 30 the s0tar Of ahe
muniriRR lify fer deuiairn.n
CoolEyas ConEtilua0nAl Limitations.
p. rs Tks s11hog cites. Is anppertinR
TIE foEeGoing proposition, hlty nya &C.
ei9ons from the courts uf last resort IN
diaeEeat States Of TEE Untua.
1thlnk4 may say WITH entire eonn-
dsace thai the Ls0cal Option Act of this
Territory does not delegats Legislative
power % the psoole, and that e g =
valid las unless subject 20 some ether
lus ohfecsion.
HaTinR examined the above ooiee
tons urged against the lay and found
them nos well taken, i only remains .
sd tha1 tue meGion 30 di8charge TIE
rule herstofors granted must prevail
Gro. 1URN4R. 5udQe.
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STEAMER HELEN.
FoR c0LBY. FORTS ORCHARD AhB
WASHINGTON.

@ STEAMER HKLKN W. "a
LA. Haatnr. leaves HaFFine
ton Il Smith b " hart Haaffia, every end Al
W essneaday apd FRIDAY, a 90 q NJ. "a
ColSF. Mitcheifa PuluL bead Of Port Or
Het1FntaR iaave hea4of PoEt W 81 Rton
- e. - A. bad a. PERI OEckaFf Il IL 4
n. MzchelB RulHf e lo<1 4. M, Cu1by Il
n. aET4TIng q 1oai1lo ah1ul 10 .. n.
Tu@1ay. Thur14nY ~ ensuEda7. dW
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Pun Roller Process.
SNOQUALMIE FALLS

THE sKAFFLR soUAK AND sNo-
y aRAlmlo 1ra11DortAtt1R C0mpany 3
Gov plrpAro4 % Cary paaBaz81ra an4
intsrmedk4es poineA with pro1psnesaad
4fzTaschs The SHORTEST qutckoa4 a1d bsga
rugfa % roach tie famous 6nequalmis
Rail4 hop Enmeho4 and hunting and Gah-
ina grguna8 oE hat region.
Two s1ma9a q day from seattle % EQuak
inAwinG q p. Sa1nee gr0cery store es Z
q IN. and D m. For further particulars
street, ap33
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The great Bible Publishing establish
ment founded AZ Halle early in the last
century By BaEoa Won Canstein, IL about
80 Issue the thoasandfh edition Of its
octave Bible, Of which 2.1ls, 80 coRies
have nov been published. This. how
ever, is tbs most resent OF the editions
pablished By this establishment, for the
nFsf impression dates from. 1855. When
5000 copies were printed 20 begin vita.
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BIDS SOLICITED

fENAE BOARD or COUNTY COM
= minloncra for King coaniy. WISH
tsEfnn Territory, hereby solicft sealed
proPoHAla q eerVicaa - sapsransaadezl
% TIE CcuAty fooE Para. Tar & tern e.
ene yeaE frcra Tie isl day 81 Rshruary.
A. ~ tSts. sncA pereoA % sgpariassn6 re
cAfu anq chAExe % AL peer seat . tha
farm. the caiuvAtioa azd n anaeement
% the fArzA. and he emptaynen8 q Al
nae4ed assiNaAacA, bal IL al thinaz an1.er-
fatnfnE therato % - 1ubiuct 10 tha sarQF-
riasnn and appr0vAl 81 the saia Had ~
SNHnsy commissioners caun1y %
farntah medical treasmpnt far he peaF
So ~ ise ~ Happiiea, naaaNs and
!. Na ~ W uAeke : Bids A nsrsn-
ielees " VI Caaeiy poar ana
V h alaa h the c9anty AudslaFs oiis.e
eelprp an - wednesday, tie lssA aay
% fAeneaher iSsA
Tee Bs@rd ruservus ne rsEh1 - 'rejscs
sc. HARRIS,
ce1a,y Agtiser snd crease Cerk e
naaed a. ssAitiA New. n. lssG noIlaw
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WASHINGTON
STEAMBOAT TRANSFORMERS
Carrying the US. Mall.
Tacoma, Seattle tPOrI TUWHisnd R.ul.

olGR OF THE w. 81 wm
n 4. Cos steamer
Washington or Edithlm
VIII Tun dAily between Tacoma and F'..T
Townsand. leaving Tacoma anon nr1fvni
% train and touching az a6mlflm pe1s
Madison. tort Gamble. Port Lndlnw nna
Port Townsend. Returning leave r1el
townsend every day .excapt sunday a u
sEiTTLE-WMATc0M ROUTE.
The steamer W N WEHWHN nm
leaye Seattle every sunday, Tuag1a1 -
THURSDAY evening" o'clook Ter w hS.sr~
calling e M1ktlfoo, fulallp OonleFilis
Oak Hagbor, Utsalady, Laoonnar, FlS|-S
AnacorteA 9uemoa 6amiah. Fal4kr171
HaIiinRham and Schema
HetuEning. wiz loava Wha4cnm erelg
Monday, wednesday and nrldaT 49,
inaA e Cclock. for 4oAtllo. uaI|Iaa
lntamedtate points % The way.
SEATTlk-SkAelT RIVER ROUTE
The Steamer DAISY win leave asniln
Ter 1kaMi1 river and way porlm eQSlF
Monday and Thursday, n turnima Tnae
days and kridayA.
Fur fralQht and panua9o apuly A Can
penya ONES. on 2ealerM wharf. orom hnaaA
The h0Ala Is the aAmo wharf.
mr&l-ff GhO. ~ JACOBS, Hne'F.
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a T STEAMER
w. +. Munroe
Carving the United States mailn w,n
leavs seattle for EdmundA Nnknie-
Maryayilse. Lowell and SnehomIsk. n-..
day, Wednesday and Friday, AZ ~
returning alternate days,
ksf neiGnt or paeaAgo apply d hoarf
% % Gee. Foster, agent, Ieslers MA
CHAS u. Illfr
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SEATTLE. March q IA
d. II. ID. L0EaAKER--Denr SIE : tol
yeaEa had hesn afilictsd with . heavy.
painful feeling in my forahoa1 and 81
nlgat would b tro1hled with dinlcait
hzdAzhinas coughing and expoctarAt1n8s
20 thaf ! had but hftla rosk. was very
miserable from this cAfArrh Of the head,
noaA and the asthma, for which could
md no relief. had been pronounced IN
curahie when I sought your care and
treatment. fFOm which / reserved reliaf
In few aayA rcsnlrng In . permanent
cure
Rram what ] know of Dr. Longnkers
professional skill and treatment feel
can most heartily reoommend all persons
suffering ffom disease % him, with the
assurances that they wiz rooalVe NEST ex-
callont Professional and medical treAt-
menk CLARK d. DAVIS.
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eEnERAl Ann NERVOUS DISEASES

MARY A. LONGAKER. N. D.,
Graduate Of woman's Medical Gollsgs
q Pennsylvania.
Qdlae aad residence. corner Cherry and
Third streets. Ofllce houra nom 70 ~
and from % o'clock.
Paxticnlar attention given b the treai.
mont Of diseases ef wo1Men and ohildren
Consultations In hnRliah and German.
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T. T. MINOR, M. D.

OFFICE IN OPERA HOUSE, BLOCK.
" r0onaa I and q
otlCs hsurs: nsmtOIsm; SsO So N
and % 3 , N.
fol8Dhone conn8ction-Omoo No. 81,
raaidenne No. u
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ne alca and alildtaa SHOULD nsl Cal 10 eAll 90
hin rha DeotoF hes visited ~ hasplaAls 81
RaFoPa and eotalnaa aFsAs daAl 81 Valuahis
laformMltan Wkich he d eompesena % impaft
- thoss tn noed 81 Ms aarWtsas. On. GIBSON
VII maAa NJ chazge uniau1 ha sGeoea cure
eummanara11pns aiFictly csnadaastAi. ssnA
~ N1l|o1 ~ q packARa e waafea A..
aIhsoN. p - - -
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CHINA TEA STORE

A IL KINDS % TKA. DIRECT FROM
"a CANA. the rsrest aaa hes1. from -
yeats % q pes pouna Asna oetam ana
al kinds u ChiRA 91sstss Hixeess pFica
paid tor Lave Hos 81 the kriek saafn
coFnsF ~ Thtrd Maa " AsAtnkiaa "a
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PRoERssToNAL


RADuATE or THE UNIvER-
" aEfT q PunnnTlVanin. has parma-
neatly iooataa IN seattle.
Has removed his once and residence
DE. AnnNaker nAkea = spocLnltT q de.
oa8aH q tka
Eve Ear and Threat.
Treaa pElvata, chronio and skin diseassss
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