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How the Presidents Message Was Received

SpecI&l TO Cnlcago Inter Ocean
The comments of the Senators upon the
message are just what might be expected under
the circumstances The Republicans echo what
Mr.. Edmunds said, and the Democrats defend
and admire his courage 1t was certainly an
unusual and audacious message, and the oracles
say that Mr. Edmunds was correct in his state
ment that it is the first time message was ever
sent to either house of Congress upon subject
that was under consideration. The executive
proposes legislation. the Constitution says that
''he shall from time to time give to Congress in
formation of the state of the Union, and shall
recommend to their consideration measures as
he shall judge necessary and expedient." But
never before in the history of the government
has president ever made a defense of his acts
or attempted in any way to influence by public
document the conduct of the legislative branch.
The step the President has taken has had the eff
feet of adding fuel to the flames and intensi-
flying the sentiment on the Republican side. It
has also stiffened the backbone of some of the
weaker brethren whose adherence to the caucus
programme has been matter of doubt.
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Labor Notes.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, March 1.-The Bay View
nail mills started up yesterday morning with a
force of about two hundred men. Four hun
dred more will, it is thought resume work
to-day.
LYNcHBURG Va, March "A strike has
been inaugurated at the Old Dominion iron and
nail works, in this city, aud the mills have
stopped work. A compromise is probable. The
arbitration committee of the Knights of Labor
and the stockholders are in session The strike
was caused by notice of reduction of wages,
on March l. of so cents ten.
MILWAUKEE,, Wis, March "A break oc-
Cured in the line of the boot and shoe manu-
facturers yesterday. The Mayer Boot and Shoe
Company signed the scale submitted last week
by the men. This leaves but three frms-Beals,
Lorrey & Co., Atkins, Ogden & Co. and the Page
Shoe Company-out. These houses are firm in
their declaration that they will not sign the scale
as submitted.
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To Be Exhumed a Second Time.

LAFAYETTE March 2.-Joseph Hutchins, of
Boswell, little village a few miles from here,
was buried on Sunday last. Thirty-six hours
afterward he was taken up because of a rumor
that he had been buried alive. He was found to
be warm about the heart, but was reburied. He
will be again taken up He was subject to
frances. and has twice before been promo, need
dead but disappointed the undertaken each zine.
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Colored Men Moving West.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, March agents, who
have been thoroughly canvassing North and
South Carolina for coiored emigrants, say that
the colored exodus from the Southern States to
the extreme West has only fairly begun. At
least three thousand are reported to be now
making arrangements to leave during the pres
emit season, fully as many having already gone.
They state they are going because they are
offered regular wages as farm hands, and are be-
coming impoverished In the South by high rents
and small margins
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Cruel treatment of . Young Girl.

SALEM. March County Superintendent j.
A Phillips. of Iuka township, Marion county,
brought to light, at meeting of the county
board. to-day. a case of cruel treatment of a
young girl named Alsa Thomas by relative
named Lewis Presgrove. On one of the coolest
nights of January the girl, clad only in calico
dress and thin cotton skirt, was turned out of
DOORS and forced to walk three miles. She froze
both legs and is now in precarious condition.
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Discovery of a Missing Girl

FORT WAYNE, March Miss Florence Miller,
niece of Hon. S. FL. Ellis, a trustee of the Ohio
State University, at Columbus, and who, it is
charged, eloped with negro named Prince AL
bert Ward, from Sprngboro, o., on the LIST of
February last, was discovered to-day here, act
ing as nurse in the city hospital. She is very
wealthy, it is said in her own right, and is evil
IDENTIFY somewhat eccentric. She states1l1t she
has not seen the negro since they parted at sks
Springboro depot.
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Tragedy in a school-House

CATTLETsBURa, KY. March News comes
from Marrowbone Creek, w. Va, of a tragedy
at school house last Saturday night Colonel
Bennett, midget and sleight-of-han performer,
was giving an entertainment in a school house,
when J. N. Pickelheimer rode mp drunk, with a
shotgun in his hands, and demanded admission.
Being refused he fired through the door. killing
Colonel Bennett instantly. Robert Hamilton.
aged seven, died in a few hours from wounds,
and four other persons were wounded. The
murderer escaped.
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Steamship News.

BosToN. March ARRIVED: Samaria, from
Liverpool.
New YORK, March 2.-Arrived: Celtic, Galiia,
from Liverpool
QUEENSTOWN. March ARRIVED: Pavonia,
from New York.
GLASGOW. March 2.-Arrived State of Indi-
ana, from New York.
LONDON March 2.-Passed the Lizard: West
ernland, from New York for Antwerp
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Columbus, Cincinnati & indianapolis
RAILWAY.

CLEVELAND. o.. February 10, 1886.
The annual meeting of the stockholders Of this com
pany for the election of directors and for the
ton of other business will be held at the Office of the
company. in Cleveland, Ohio on WEDNESDAY,,
March 8 next, at 1890 o'clock c. m. The transfer
books will be closed from the evening of February 10
until March d. GEO. H. RUSSELL Secretary.
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Thrown from a Wagon and Killed.

Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
WINAMAc, March 2.-Christian Messerly, an
old and highly respected citizen, was found
dead in a pool of blood, a mile east of
town. this evening. He had gone to the
country after wood. and it il supposed his
team became frightened and ran away, throwing
him off, when one of the wheels struck him in
the head. killing him almost instantly
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A FemaIe studsnt from Che Far Eas

PHILADELPHIA. March Among the pas.
sengers by the British Princess, at this port to.
day, lis distinguished Brahmin lady from Poona,
India. who comes here to witness the graduation
rs doctor of medicine of her kinswoman Mrs.
Josee, at the Womans Medical College of Penn
sylvania. Both events mark the progress of
women's education in India.
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Probably a SANDER.
Troy Times

A ladies' reading club has spent over a year In
perusing George Eliot's "Romola" few days
ago one of its members asked her husband who
wrote 'Romola.r She hadn't heard at the club
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Obituary,

NEW YORK. March 2-William Heath, the
well-known stock broker whose failure last De-
tober attracted so much attention, died at his
home, in this city. this morning.
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INDIANA ANDILLINOIS NEWS
The Daily Chronicle Of Happenings of
ALI Kinds in the Two States.
A Church Stoned and Worshipers Injured
Eccentric Florence Miller-Thrown ficm
a Wagon and Killed-Rev. Carleton.


"A ONufCH SIUHeu Uy NI8SkeU MICH SuU q
Number of Worshipers Injured.
Special to the Indianapolis JournaY.
ROCHESTER,, March "A crowd of masked
men stoned church, near Akron. last night, in
which a number of people, claiming to be sancti-
fed were holding services. The windows were
demolished, the meeting broken up, and several
of tho worshipers struck by stones and badly
hurt. The neighborhood is greatly excited and
more trouble will probably follow.
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Embezzler Aufdemort,s Sentence.

NEW ORLEANS, March 2.-J. d. Aufdemort,
the embezzling sub-treasury clerk, was to-day
sentenced to five years imprisonment in the
Chester, H., penitentiary, and to pay fine OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-03-03

FOR economy and comfort, every spring, we
use Hoods Sarsaparilla," writes Buffalo, N. Y,
lady. 100 doses 81.
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the towers on the dome of the Milan Cathedral.
He came to Evansville in 1853, and served dur
ing the war in the ranks. He was bachelor.
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WEDNESDAY, MARCH II, 1886,

at 10 o'clock a. M for the purpose OF electlng two
directors to fill the places of like number whose term
of service expires at that date to receive the annual
report for 1885 and for the transaction of such other
business may properly come before the meeting
The transfer books win be closed on Saturday Fehra
airy 20. at o'clock p. m. and reopened ON ThursdaN
March IL. at 10 o'clock a m.
s. b. LIGGETT, Secretary.
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Chicago, St Louis { Pittsburgh Railroad Co
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY.
PITTSBURGH. Penn, February 8, 1885.

PITTSBURGH, Penn February ~ 1850.
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF the CHI
cago st. Louis s. Pittsburgh Railroad Company viii
be held at the principal Office of the company in the
Union Depot, at Indianapolis, Indiana. on
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-05-14
Religious Debate.

There will be debate at Cedar creek
school house, in district No. Is, COM
mencing on Friday, May 18th, and end
ing on Saturday the 10Th. Subject:
''Sins are pardoned prior 30 and indie
pendent of baptism" Affirmative, Ed.
Kimbell. Negative, Ed. Kenny.
I'd. Sins are pardoned in baptism,
faith, repentance and confession going
before" Affirmative, Ed. John Kenny,
Negative, Ed. John Kimbell.
The INDEX would advise these gen.
tlemen to work for the conversion of
sinners, and to cease their debate bust
ness. Neither will make a convert to
his side and both will create hard feel
ings. The harvest is ripe, and the labo-
rers are few, and those fewsare wrang-
ling instead of working. The devil is
getting in his work all the time. Both
gentlemen believe that there is saliva
ton for all who believe, repent and are
baptized. Let them both preach this
doctrine, and some good may result.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1886-05-14
knights Of Pythias.

There was organized and instituted
in this city Wednesday night May 18th,
Delphia Lodge, No. 40, Knights of
Pythias, with membership of -. The
ceremonies were conducted by Mr.J. ii.
Lyon, colonel of the Second regiment of
the uniformed rank, assisted by the
following prominent members of the
order from other places:
viii L. Walker and II. G.. Chefchase,
of Wellington; 10. Rothwell, ". Z.
Walker, J. \. Slime, J. l.. Isenberg and
IL. E. Patterson, of Harper; j. X.
La Rue, of Kansas City; Frank Holmes,
Jas. Wilson, +. w. Hey and E. b.
Lockwood, of New Kiowa.
The following officers of the new
lodge were duly installed: Past chan
cellOr, James Boutwell,; chancellor COM
mander, Samuel Overstreet; vice chan
cellor, James Fleming; prelate, 4. l..
Freeman; master of eXchequer, Julius
Goldsmith: master of finance, Harry
Brown; keeper of records and seal, c.
V. Sample; master at arms, j. NJ.
Bundy; inner guard, Philip Frech;
outer guard, f. u. L0raSh.
The following is list of the mem
bers of Delphia lodge: Old members,
James Boutwell,, J. NJ. Bundy, Julius
Goldsmith, Jas. Bradwell, Thos. Dunn,
5. l.. Overstreet and A. NJ. Houchin.
New members, initiated Wednesday
night: A. l.. Freeman. l. f. Cole, Phil
ip Frech, d. W.Wing, Harry y. Brown,
Z. u. Lorash, w. ii. McCague, l.. NJ.
Axline, James r. Fleming, S. NJ. Kess-
Ter, Cary Furnace, b. +. Wadsworth, j.
S. Jackson, l. n. Freeman and &. V.
Sample. Home visiting members: G.
G.. Kline, John Lou Allen, John Brown
and Mr. Stewart.
AT midnight sumptuOuS repast was
spread in the Thompson store room,
convenient to the hall, under the direc-
ton of Landlord Mckay, of the Medi-
cine Lodge house. 1t was pronounced
one of the best suppers ever served in
the city.
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pissolption ~ portnor,bir-

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing under the firm name OF
II. e Noble Co., composed of II. Z. Noble,
VI. j. O'Meara, and NJ. II. Ewart, has this day
been dissolved. by mutual consent, Messrs.
o Meara and Ewart retiring, they having sold
their interest to L. II. Nixon, who, with Fl. z.
Noble. viii continue the business at the old
stand, under the firm name OF Noble & Nixon.
The obligations of the old firm of II. z. Noble
& Co. will be paid by the new firm OF Noble &
Nixon
Ali accounts and notes due the firm of II. T.
Noble Co. must be paid at on,e to II. E.
Noble. II. z. NOBLE,
MI. o. MEARk
NJ. II. EwARr.
Medicine Iodra Eas Arril e Iss6 50
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n short time ago, a friend of mine, a
terribly from alkali poisoning, and was
nearly crazy when | stopped at his
ranch. l at once took out a bottle of
Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhea Remedy, and gave him two small
doses, relieving him almost instantly,
and perhaps saving. his life. 1t now
forms one OF his principal nd-bys.
1t has saved me and my family much
pain and suffering, and / would not be
without this great remedy for any con-
sideration. o. 5. Mclean, real estate
agent, 30l Sixteenth ST.. Denver, Colo
RADIO. For sale by Southworth 81 Co.
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Remember that Blickhahn makes specially
OF fine harness single or double e

Chamberlain Pain Balm is without
an equal for the cure Of rheumatism,
neuralgia, lame back, spraIns and swell
lings. 1t is only SO cents per bottle.
This medicine is a household favorite
wherever known. and las often saved
more than ten times its cost, besides
much pain and suffering. When you
want the best Liniment you have ever
had in the house, call at your drug store
for Chamberlain's Pain Balm. Sold by
Southworth g. Co. As
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Life is too short at best to cough half
OF it away, and linger the other half
with an incurabie case of consumption.
Cure your cough before it reaches the
consumptive stage, for relief is all the
best medical skill or change of climate
can then do. Take Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy at once. and cure your
cough before it is too late. Sold by
Southworth g. Co. 4S
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Indiana Teachers.

The county superintendent desires
that all Indiana teachers who expect to
teach in this county, send her their
names ard pOstoihce address, by the
18th inst. Direct to Mrs. Gerlie Lane,
Medicine Lodge, Kansas.
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To Debtors.

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the firm of ii. E. Noble & Co.,
by note or account, are hereby request
ed to come in at once and settle, and
save the expense of paying the same to
an Officer.-50 ii. Z. NOBLE & Co.
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Farm For Rent.

Eighty acres, three miles south of Crouse's
school house, in the Colburn neighborhoed;
25 acres broke; house and well; 40 acres
under fence; posts and wire furnished TO fence
the rest If desired. Possession given imme-
diately. Apply or address J. P. Dickoy, Medi-
cine Lodge, Kans. 5o-2
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MILES FnR SALE

Sherlock s. Mills have 50 head of two
and three-year- mules for sale at
their stock-yard on Second avenue, east
of Walnut street; all bred from good
Missouri mares. Mules are now ON sale
and can be seen. %
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THE benefit of car load rates on all
heavy goods, and at Kansas City prices
on other goods guaranteed, by Herring
ton q Smith. As
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live Stnnk

Parties having Live Stock to sell will do well
to entrust it to our charge. One, two and three
year-old steers wanted especially. The demand
for cattle is increasing. L. F. PEARSON & Co.,
Real Estate and Live Stock Brokers, north
Main street, Medicine Lodge, Kans. As
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All orders for ice left at Morgan's
confectionery store, or at my residence
on North Walnut street, will be
promptly filled. A. ID. JAMESON.
47-3t
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The Weber Farm Wagons, just received by
Geppert & Stone. They are in ali sizes, have
the latest improvements and patents, and are
warranted. Call and examine them before
purchasing 10
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WANTED-A sober, industrious man,
with family, wants steady job OF
work. Any kind of honorable employ
ment accepted. The best OF reference
given. Apply ct this Office.
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Snnthvestern Rms Line.

Leave orders for omnibus and baggage a
the Grand hotel, and at the Bus stables OF
Kansas avenue west. j. s.. JACKSON,
33 Manager
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Hnfina-

All persons indebted to the undersigned
must settle by June LIST or their accounts will
be placed in the hands of an attorney.
50 DIR. w. ii. MOORE.
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Remember that the old reliable firm OF Gep-
pert and Stone have new styles in buggies; the
latest. best and cheapest farm wagons; a car
load of refrigerstors and gasoline stoves. SO
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Plain and fancy letter paper, note paper,
cards, envelopes, card cases. paper folders,
paper weights, all new and hobby, at the Post
office so
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*A car load of choice Michigan po-
tatoes just received at Harrington &
Smiths. Early rose, neshannock and
peachblow varieties. 4S
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Live Stock for Sale.

Parties wanting live stock are requested to
call and consult our list before purchasing.
L. +. PEARsoN Co., Real Estate and Live
Stock Brokers, north Main street, Medicine
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Poole is sole agent for Steele & Walkers
cigars in this section of the country. Their
factories are No. go in New York and NO s
in Ohio.
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BY all means take look at the New Davis
gasoline stove before purchasing. 1t is the
simplest. cheapest and best Has FIVE burners
cooks and baKes at the same time. Is safe,
simple and economical. For sale by Geppert s.
Stone *
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Short and Leng Loans.

have opened in this city, next door to the
INDEX Office, a real estate and loan Office, and
am prepared to loan money on real estate.
personal or collateral security, for short or
long time. Money furnished at once on short
loans, As JAMES n. TITUS.
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Don't say lots are too high in Medicine Lodge
until you get prices of Hammonds Addition.
492 TALIAFERRO & MORGAN, Sole Agts.
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*MONEY TO LOAN on improved land
at the lowest rates by
40 TALIAFERRO & MORGAN.
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A new make of buggies that Geppert &
Stone handle have the new and improved iron
running gear, that don't break, get loose CT
wear out. Go and see the new styles and low
nricns 20
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Just received, large invoice of summer
goods, such as lap robes, nets, and busters AT
Rlickhahn's 4S
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Attention

Blacksmith shop and tools for rent in Min
gona. A good location. L. F. Pearson g. Co.,
north Main street, Medicine Lodge, Kas. 492
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Itch, Prairie Mango, and Scratches of
ereIy kind cured IN so minutes IN WOOL
tOrd's Sanitary Lotion. Sold by Eli
Smith, druggist, Medicine Lodge. SO
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NEW MILLINERY of every description, just
received by Mrs. Hatton g. Miss Stevens. 81
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Latest styles in fancy stationery for ladies',
at the PostoIf1ce. so
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Sewing machine oil and needles, for al
machines. at the Postoffice.
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Track harness and turf goods at Blickhahn's.


lngraham & Co. can furnish you a farm loan
as quickly ana cheaply as any firm in Barber
county. CaN on them at the county building 43
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Of the best Southern Barb Wire, two and four
points, and the extra heavy hog wire. now for
sale by GEPPERT & STONE. This lot was
bought cheap and will be sold cheap. 3s
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Something New.

LADIES, call and see the new goods just re-
ceived by Mrs. Hatton s. Miss Stevens. 80
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Tin and Sheet Iron Work.

Having BOW in our employ a tirst-class tin
and sheet iron worker, We are prepared to take
orders for anything in that line. Repairing
neatly done on short notice.
IS GEPPERT & STONE.
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$50. 900. 90 n no 1G nsTAT 0s
MONEY FURNISHED ON DAY OF APPLI-
CATION. ENQUIRE OF THE FIRST Ma
rIoNAL BANK, MEDICINE LODGE. AZ
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Hot and Cold Baths, for Ladies and
for Gentlemen. Under the Grand Ho-
tel. Barber shop adjoining. Open at
all hours. 49m3
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New millinery of every description,
just received by Mrs. Hatton Miss Stevens. so
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One Acre of Ground For Sale

In O'Bryan's addition to Medicine Lodge,
price SEQ. Inquire of Harry Morton, at Grand
Central hotel 80 At
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Our new and elegant bus and our baggage
wagons will call in any part of the city for pas
sengers or baggage for any train. Leave or
dcrs ut the Grand hotel, or Mt our Office east of
the Grand hotel.
"a LEE DORIAN & RoRFRTs
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Money.
Three Car Loads

For cheap farm loans, call on Ingraham &
Co., at the County buildings. a
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An endless variety of blank books, diarys,
note books, memoranda books. scratch books,
blotting pads, etc, at the Postofice. 50