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bcec acquainted on shipi o1rd ir | music hall in London, and that Ala K told dim he had leen Totbed of all he had by woman O the town. an | threatened that, unless he found the woman and dlscoveied his pro. eIty, he would kill and mutilate every White chapel woman he met. The police are sert hing everywhere for tte Ma'ay. Actingon the information which has been furnished them. [ rol ce vhp are investigating he Whteeh ipel m ders have SC zed an o:cupiel several houses in that seton.
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
Ch,nese Act Put mt, Effect.

, WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. s.-Act ing Secretary Thompson today tele graphei the provisions of the Chinese exclusion act which went into effect yesterday to the Collector of Customs at San Francisco. and at the same time issued a circular to custom officers at the other ports promul2at ng the law and instructing them to see to its strict enforcement. It is said that there are nearly S00 Chinese immi grants on the steamship which is ex pected to arrive at San Francisco or ThursdaY.
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
LAST or THE SEASON.
Half Fare Harvest Excursron,

On October 9th and 23d 1888. the Wabash Western Short Line will run harvest Ex- cursions from all stations 10 points in Kan sas, Nebraska, Iowa, Dakota, Minnesota aud Texas at Half Rates and Tickets good 30 days. For particulars apply to any ticket agent of the Wabash Western Rail way or connecting lines.
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
N' pnn total Dem scatpg Total. 1000 ra69 6i fAS 3gf0 I44,G ,G6l ,SS9 ,oS, I'd 5S070 4.hs7 l40, 436 lsSl...... i'S "rr"'S
 ,.,, 1saI 3o3S .... 4225
 '"'" '-'' '' es1 ..


b3l
 The republican gain on It's own yo'e Is l,lus per cent. The demoerat,c gam s ln lls nwn votc Is A lls per cent. In the hgures n-esentel above 'scattering," for convent ernee includes labor, prohibition. and green hack votes All these taken to2ether sHliei loss as compared with the v0le four wears hso, hut notwithstanding the Blame d.sp1ten p's. 'o Harrison reporting falling OH oi pfoH'o'''o" votes note these lgnres' --- Prohibition vote les4 ...-'...'''''''' q q o-i e., Prohibition vote 1SoS. .....: vtI
 uare then is a prohibition gain or lll per cant. in A state already having pFohinition lows and presenting therefore DO he'i Io' sneclal eudeavor on the art ol pronlo'''on- lsts. ,., os s.at..rInp .a,. ha .aEen as entirely q democratic gam that ga.n would still be 2,4)l, or heary oyO n,ore than inc republ. can gain. but me as snr,ntion ia reasonable that the loss or other or,-nniz ttions was cGnlly the Eaiu o' 'ue leading parties. ,.o .,ndtdat. in Maine led for.orn hope under eifeumsta n- cas of npculiar disadvantage. He was oet"eeh ,so dariI of the fisheries and the deep sea oi n tarifl bill lropos.ng fres iumeef: Maiae ,,
 ,he scat Of lhe American hshefieT5 gnu % 'lio .arter of n great lumber trade. ha pfes,- sen.s. g,s. ,o,aIistorv message pointed to Maine's ar,af ,,ort as a rossib.e great suherer py ,s s ,te.e of drastic regrisal. Putnam hiinseil kt15 hocn one of the commissioners who maoe nae ,ss ,yests rejected hy the senate. Ills cam ,i.ign ,nG ~ was conducted in an admittedly rehao- Rash sss,. sS where the great nation al leader RIoins held command in person. let me re- puhlicans suffer loss Of soJ on lhe'r ,Ir pu, r.iS,r and while they gain frae,ion hloro .t. nor cent on their oTu VOte, the CeiNO ersts ersn rain i fraction more than ...r Tals fhis result as basis Of ealeuiati'ng
 l.AS ',.l-ao .r, |, November and what will be .he .heSui In 1881 New York cast s63 os4 vote, foy Cleveland and 56 ,oll votes Tor baiae' di
 Harrison gain per cent on D'sans sh +,e c rreTi- ouslF east Tor ni"'se+ s9i .200 Cleveani'--''''-'''''''.,'.'''' .573, Al
 r,...ianh nrnr Harrison ..........,. 09s
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13

4 il.ing that is lightly passed over just now Is the fence surrogtdpg 6 watermelon pstch. h.-PEek.
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
THE WHITECHAPEL DEMON.

Bioodhounds to Be Used in an Effort to
 Track Him---The Threat of a Malay
 Cook Affords the Befuddled Police n
 Clew.
 LONDON, October s.-Sir Charles Warren, Chief of the Metropolitan Police force, has decided to employ bloodhounds in his efforts 10 discover the perpetrator of the Wbiteehapel murders. The police place confidence in tbe story of George M. Dodge, a seaman. who states that, in August last, he met Malay cook, named Alask, with whom he had previously
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13

connecticut, New Jersey. sni re,lia,s. nr, NHl se interesting to make tho appl cat au s ss 70 Michigan, even without reference Ia sue ehofinnns gain shown bv the rrnhlbIiion
 lrnn ln Maine gain Of lS9 per ccnt
 AJas'uo 's.s......-.......l93,6a 6a9
 F.. ,u ,, per cent.............". 3s3--.pi 529
 h I',fc'ehu u.sts..........-..lea.26 26t
 nUN fe' eehtts....... ...... p,i6S-le9 g
 -
 19tkveiand over Harrison. .,., 3,3 :
 The apulication ot tho Maine fstlo wDuId 70, et ilseif give Minnesota to Cievelan put U IS well known that of all the western reFuoiean states, that iS ail the western etstcs except Indiana, the sentim mt of tarid Itiotm stronger in MlanesolA How about Illlno.si
 "'hc'... s+... .8B1 4il
 gu s . per cent eht.....s.s..4..... s{s-3i4 i-q IT etctelshu s...sss.tts4usslS5S 5St
 1Au' 'PV' cent ent....s.ss.s...... i5,629-31s, 2l3
 Harrison over Cleveland .1sQI6
 he claims hastily and disingenuonsls maae e py Blaine and the application sought S r oe enforced Of the estimated figures invite .u.s comparison made upon figures as ihcv aetua " are. Their philosophy teaches that .sNeh ln connection with Vermont, where .ncre was also democratic gain iarxcr than me republican gain on the totals of the re spective votes there Is a steady democratic gam n the northern states, whereby New fork, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Indiana are democratic by increased majorites, and Michlgan VIII Keep them companr.
 We nave herc an indication that excessive taxation IS not as Opul1r as Is proponents IhncieJ The criterion Is one set up by them. Selves Chicago 7jmv.
The Forrest City times., 1888-10-13
Tho Nfnine Election.

At last we have the truth about the Maine elee.oa
 Republican plurality in lSSi...........l9' 'J9 Republican plurality In lsSS...........ls,49 491
 This loss Is profoundly significant, as m analrsls of the figures will show. II means, fl IL mcaus anything, that Cleveland will hold every state he had in 1881, and that up, on the same ratio of democratic gain he VIII have the electoral vote of Michigan, with possibl Ities both in Minnesota and To llli- uois ,A iubilant estimate of Blaine ss telegraphed 10 Harrison on inc night of the election. Let us contrast 1t with the vote esst Ia lSs+;
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clsvalsnd oyer Harrison .'....i;;.,, ',o ,o S'I,sis |, I, sss isss ic Gssc tha application 10
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HawkIns q Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMGMT.
q r ATS.

We offer cur services and the beneGt of
our extended experience as Real Estate
Agents, without charge, to all intending
purchasers of Real Estate; and promise to
use our earnest endeavors to procure the
most reasonable prices and best terms for
any property located In the City of Will
mington.
Having been long established In the
business, we are thoroughly acquainted
with the values of all kinds Of CITY
PROPERTY, and to considerable ex-
tent with the owners also We therefore
have superior advantages for negotiating
purchases, end oftentimes have valuable
information at hand which would ba
most useful 10 those desiring to buy.
You cannot afford 70 dispense with our
services, as we can almost invariably So
eure better terms for our customers, for
any piece OF property, than they can oh
tain personally from the owners them
selves or through any other agencies.
We will attend promPtly 60 necessary
details, make all arrangements with
owners, and draw the legal contract OF
purchase and sale without expense to
the buyer.
All business will be considered strictly
confidential.
We will take pleasure at all times In
submitting Gny reasonable Ofier to owners
and believe purchasers will save money,
besides trouble and annoyance, by en-
gaging our services.
HAWKINS g. CO.,
m6 7i2 Market Street.
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How . Woman fays GAR Fare.


hoW woman rays ~ OAr FAres
Chicago MAIL.
Few women will ever learn OF thu
comfort whtca comes TO Qua who pre-
paEes FOR tue ooad uct1r befors entering
Lhs street oAf. A. this reason, when 9
woman bundles herself from head Il
foot, tho preparation Ia OF more lmpor
tsn0e than at other seasoBs. The wo
man who puts her pure In her dresf
pocket, buttons her wrap over the dIess
ties mp her hssd, puts mitts on her
hands, and gets Into stI cot oar, Is H.
able 10 be COL fused betore abe gets out
When the nickel col .ey5gI ocmes aroaBd
chs pulls off one init, snd In . fit Of
abstraction she puts the mitt in hei
mouth. No woman ever looks vel
under suoh circumstances, Having un-
outnned hor wrap she rsnrhes for the
pusae OF course she kqoEs where II
Is, bat the contortions of her face while
tho unRioved hand In searching fer The
putss 10 notbnoh as the imuers give to
| the beloved discip;e When bhA NJ
brought forth the purse hhs drops the
nitt from her mouth, Is kiss n bill from
tho purss aud places thSI whore the
mttt WAS Then finds silver dollar,
and thiA she tries 10 lacEte beside the
I'll, thus creating tgs Impression thSt
she Is trying TO oJnvers her mouth iutl
receptAole for she surplus. Then she
tAkes the money out OF her mouth,
places 1t in the purse, clrtes IL, puts II
oack In her pocket, buttons her wrap,
puts on the mitt, tsAtB the other one OF,
sud hnds q nickel s'ored In the end OF
1t.
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on,aa,. yyonasrrul Wan.


For q short distance either side o.
the Lo.wan pass the wall Is construct
ed OF brick, with rubble In the centre
but farther away 1t Is composed almosi
wholly Of stone; In fact. whatever ma
terials were closest at hand would ap
pear to have been made use Of. Thus
at the spots we visited. granite abound
ed In greatest profusion, 90 In the con.
struction of the wall was 1t made the
principal ingredient, and for miles the
wall consists Of large, shapelees masses
OF granite, smoothed only on the out
side. We observed but one tower built
entirely of stone, they being, with this
exception. composed of brick with
foundations of hewn stone. The height
of the wall from the top of the parapei
is about II feet 10 inches at most parts,
though occasionally, where the para.
pet is highest. ii measures 10 feet
inches; It's breadth is 10 feet, and the
height of the parapet 8 feet inches.
1.-THE towers are 81 feet 8 inches high
and 28 feet inch broad. The parspet
Is both crenelated and loopholed, and
the towers are pierced for the discharge
of scme projectile.
From any elevated site the scenery
well repeys one for the trouble of as
cent; clear streams are seen meander.
Ing down the passes, while on every
side, and looming far in the distance,
are a succession OF brown hilltops,
with small patches only under cultiva
tion. Droyes OF pack asses are seen
going and returning, the former I'm
laden, and the latter bringing q small
kind OF brushw God, which the board
ers burn instead of the millet stalk in
use on the plains, while in wild
abundance are scattered innumerable
ash, poplar and fire trees. Of shoots
branch out from the wall In occasional
places. For their construction 1t is
difncult in every case 10 assign rea
son. The little town Lo wan Eu is
completely encircled by one, and on
the opposite double wall winds up.
ward with the portions in nearly
parallel lines.
| a visit the following day 70 the pass
lot Cha pow, distant about 81 lee from
iisat OF Lo-wan, confirmed our surmiss
that In the erection Of the wall the
contractors (if such they were) awaited
themselves to any extent of the build
ing materials closest at hand, We no
iticed several guns, most OF which wer.
partially imbedded In the earth o
lrubble forming the centre Of the wall
one bore an inscription recording tina
It was cast In the reign OF Wan Lee
the last emperor OF the Ming dynasty
1t must, therefore, have been upward
jof 300 years old, and was evidentl,
fashioned after European msdel. 4
lgreat many OF the towers were in de
Icayed state. and the interior of som,
of them, having been cleared of de
bris. were converted into gardens ant
granaries.
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MIRTH AND M EkkLm ENT.

An elderly maiden wants her pa Il
move to the Isle of Man, believing
she will surely find critter who will
marry her.
Extract from evidence in a Petty
Sessions case: "Counsel: so far az
you saw, she was doing her ordinary
household dutyp' Witness: Il should
way so. She was talking"
One of the poets asks: "Where are
the bright girls OF the pastH" Oul
own observation is that some of them
are administering cautious deses o.
paregoric to the bright girls of the fu
ture.
Hotel porter: Scents, this way
please" Swell (who dislikes the
word CENT?: "By Jove, fellahl I'm
no gent " Hotel porter Gin appareE
confusion); "Beg y'r pardon, sir; but
y'r clothing deceived me-"
"JeDnie, said young lady, turn.
ing away from the mirror, and ad
dressing companion, "what woulC
you do il you had mustache on you
lpr "If l liked him l would keeI
quiet" was the demure reply.
"Come up to the house, Dumley,'
said Robinson, land take dinner witt
me."' "Wjll Mrs. Robinson expect
me2" mo; that's the beauty of is
Her mother is paying US long visit
and l want to make the CID lad;
mad"
Some men are ever ready to offer {
remedy for everything. The other da,
we remarked to one of these animated
apothecary shops: IAN idea struck
us yesterday" And before we could
finish he advises US: Grub the affected
parts with arnica
Employer, to clerk: "Can't you gel
here a little earlier in the morning,
Jamesp James (doubtfully): "N.no
l don't think can, sir,"-Struck with
ia bright idea-"but I'll tell you what
l can do, sir; l can leave little earlier
IN the evening""
why, Georgia." said girl to hel
little brother. 1--WE just heard thai
you were whipped at school last week
l had no idea of it till was told few
minutes ago." Hadn't your" 70
sponded George. And then he added
with tone and air OF pride: "Why
knew IL at the time"
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Marchl March I

We have just opened the Sd cask OF
those new prupes, to sell 4 pounds for 2bc.
They are very fine Our assortment OF
dry fruits is complete. We have plenty
OF canned goods of the very best quality
at the lowest price. A well selected as
sortment of LeHten goods. Sugars at
King street prices.
We also announce reduction of 15c to
25c per barrel on the following brands OF
flour: Clifton, Hungarian, Bridal Veil,
Gold Medal and all other brands We
make q specially of Flour by the barrel.
Our 26c coffee is good, and the % and
and 3Oc coffee Is superior to any. A new
lot Of that fine flavor 60c tea.
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tnAS everybody ought 20 know tkat A.
SerReant gives 1910 lbs Of she best, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory dndlbg wood In large
loads. Lime toF withdrawing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King strssts. Look for the
blue sign, 0oeninp IN the evening,
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-CE N r g. SHOES.

Gents' fine calf, hand.sewed hook-laee
81 50. Gents' fine calf, machine sewed
So and $3.50. Gents Waukenphast hook.
lace, o.. 80.
Boots, Shoes and rubbers, everything
to keep the feet dry and warm.
I-YoUR MONEYS WORTH EVERY TIME -
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W. A. HUKILL, Auctloneer. will sell n
follows;
M ARCH,
II and Is Household goods, 9th and Pine st,
10, Furniture, sos Shiplcy street.
10, No. East Front sti est.
II, 9th snd orange SITS.
" Auction room, 7a5 Market street.
~. j hn Br man, ia IN and stock, Mt. Cuba.
~, Furniture, 9i6 Market st
q, ave., near Anchorage. Ian &C ock,
u, Household goods, 4th md jefferson st,
Hous hold goods, 9TH and Washington ST.
"a. HOusehOl gopds, 402 East llth street
"a, Real Kstate, iab West 4lh Il.
he ~ open tor engagements on days not am
wiii not require only half the day another sale
could be taken. mi
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ROwIOEn
FREE OF CHARGE.
DRESS MAKING SCHOOL

MotherL this iEthe place 20 bring Your dAugh,
tiers. We invite all the ladies OF Mimin q Ton
who are interested ia dresfmskinE To cali and
Investigate the most Wonderful nTess sys.
tam that has ever bean introduced. II Is The
latest most rapid, simplest aud most perfect
hbihg of any now In use. We teAsb how &c
cuL basic and ht Tor two week lree oil
lessons will be m AIDE. We make this oifer q
INTRODUCE the system. Tho y ice for tails sys
tenn Is 500. We teach how to drape IRON any
fashion design for d co. thus giving you All
the principal peants OF the trade, enatlinE " on
~ start In business for yourself. VIII leach
from . 10 q. m, until y. m. II takes one
day 20 learn. Agents wanted.
MR.. A. MILLS,
dO5 Market street,
mlo-eod- et-sa-tu-tht Wilmington Del.
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THE ALRE RT

Pedestrian shoe, the most easy knd
best appearing walking shoe yet introduce
led; this Is the kind Of shoe Mr.. james
Albert Of Philadelphia wore at Madison
Square Garden, when he walked and rar
62i miles in SIX days. winning the cham.
pionship OF the weird, as a go-As- you
please pedestrian. Drop in and look q
them.
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WILMINGTOS STEAMBOAT GO
STEAMER .rzFz
BRARDYWIHE -
STEAMEl

On and after Thursday. March s, will
leave Fourth street wharf daily, (Sun0ey's
included, 81 a. N. and IL IS neon.
Leave Philadelphia nj 10 =. N. and pm
NO reiRht received for q particular boat
Telephone No IL.
No freight received for Marcus Hook OF
Chester. m0-if
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GAVE MONEY NEW SHARES FOR
4 sale n EQUITABLE LOAN AssOCIA-
TON at (tl.00I. Ono Dollar each. Subscrip-
ton list now open. Money offered for sale a.
every meeting. borrowers have privilege OF
retu rning loans At any time, In part payments
or all At once. Six per cent interes. allowed
70 Withdrawing members. For shares or
nrther informRtfhn, apply to WIN. E,
HAWKINS, See. III Market street.
f2s-tu-th-k-im
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Tor BaIa

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
COB Washington St. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call beds, and all
modern improvements. This
property will be sold cheap.
Apply to ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAuLLEy. Goo Market st. fat
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n oTIcE NoIIoE |

GIVEN AWAY UNTIL THE 25th OF MARCH
Boys'oasslmero suits at t2,e2. sizes from 1,
TO II; ohildren's suits tizes. IRON 4 TO II, al
n.ooj mems good evening suits at ~ 49,
albert cults at 80 20; mons Rood evening
pants At 81 10; mons sunday pants, all wool
atsL'S; Boys good 90 DOL pants at 100.
chiidren's pants as low as 2to overooats at
half price; boy ovoTol sts, oss.; and we lave
lots of other GOODS too, which VIII pay you
to look at before going elsewhere. Dali and
see for your4clf At the great down toHn
Clothing Bazaar, 3. W. Dor. Second and
Market. mi
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Wanted.

DAILY REPUBLICAN, Of the follow
ing dates; Dec. !, 81; Jan. %; F4b
for which 3 cents will be paid at thi
offios.
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-FOOTW E AR

We are the cheapest Shoe House In
Delaware; drop in aud see our % gents
hook lace, seamless shoe; our 81 90 hook
lace and congress. These are truly the
very best at the price ever offered; must
be seen to be appreciated,
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ETED-B0ARDERs AT N. w.
srner Of Delaware avenue and West
furnished or unfurnished, Aflex
hlh. kddress Mrs, A. IL. GLAND
aver Vbty. Dol, ml0-i2d
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kNTED.-HUNEsT, TEMPERATE.
energetic men to solicit orders for cur
y Nock. Permanent eml loyment
|oi pay. satisiAotiOn guaranteed 70
| .s and agepia Write for terms. IL.
IASk a 90, 1850 South Penn square.
klphis. Pa pe.s,lo,l3,lb,i7s
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fTED-A uAkkIAas rkImm BE
b WotE by the pie,e; must be = good
y aad q man OF good habits; refer
blurred. J. V. RANDALL, row.
=. mfs.7t
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ErED-A MIDDLE AGED OR FL
Euiy msn 10 take charge Of boiler,
ID tb,ut ihopi one aecustomed 70
b. preferred. A light job. Apply
=f1ce. m1oW
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DIR. TEL ET4.
53S N. Fourth St,
Below Green,
MN anEI ella
PHILADELPHIA.

Is years practical experiences,
snArAntoes To cure more quicker
ssier aud permanent than AnJ
Advertising physleian all Spss
clalIhiAenscs, Blood Poison,
skin biAeaaeA, I'implea
BIotehen, Obstinate IIleerN
ObHtructione. Inflammation
OF Kidney, BLADDER ard othe
organs Nervous Debility,
Early Decay, Wenkncss,e etc
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Wanted.

lNrED-rU TRADE. A TRUCK
arm OF i've acres, with a good SIX
.ou,e End out buildings, IN the town
I,buo ND, containing 70 eheiee fruit
acres 10 stra Rberfies; will trade for
pomed house In this city. Apply 70
n vast Seventh street., city, or y. y,
MING, SALISBURY. Md. mio Ap
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ED-A GOOD BOY To nun
fan11i with good recommendation.
". j PAkKl, No $40 king
ml2.2H
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ror Rent.

IN RENT-TWo sec
knd story commune
Rating rooms In the
kmIth Building, No.
10 Market street.
S"IjtabIe for society
,Iodge rooms. APP
h to J. Augustus
ccauIIey,6 Mar :
al street. iS-ti
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rEoTTEBs |
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pr .l ~ IMpa5
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SOMETHING
TO PONDEROYER.

WE are the originators and have beer
for several years the leader Of popular low
prices In
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tD-AGENrS 10 CANVASS
li' Insurance, ADDRESS no. 0 4.
ml23sA
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"a OIL. ~
PISS lssSF
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he hOrssh
/, cart W
In, tadal1
Ii hArness'
|hA7cuL9..5
etc. 100
lean ketillss
and foittiil
|dyescfeiss.,
same ur 2,
[nc prOpsm
undc,, ri :;
credit o. o. ,
scr glTins
IOr tr,.,u
aEA
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LD-A GOOD TRUCKER
IL wv LID. milf
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IA OR 2 BLOOMS FOB
hl bookkeeping. Add ess q. a.
~ ml2 zee
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