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you haven't been quito your usual self
tonight, Miss Clara 10 sud, rs lie prepare
10 co.
II have a. severe headache Mr. Sampson, %
tho iii replied.
That's not pleasant -I.ss Clara have You
had il all dayl
"No, only for an hour or 50. The Ep-ch
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Tho Only Fat Villain.

The appearance Of the only fat villain in
fiction, Count Fosco, IS explained by Wilkie
Collins. He says that "he made him fat be-
cause a lady one made the remark az din
ner party that 10 novelist could make q
really life like fat villain Chicago Herald.
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A SLIGHT si.stafe.

Maud-A!lov me 10 introduce you ~ Air
Crowley.
Blanche I'm delighted 20 meet you. Mr
Crowley I have heard creat deal abo1
you IN connection with Central park. you
know
Crowley turns pale and lnasc5 up bis m.ad
70 apply 70 the legislature FOR a change OF
name JUDGE
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4 Base Tvs nuatinn.

Boarder-I don't know whats the matter
with me, but haven't been able 10 "a, worth
O. cent since ! came 70 this house
Landlady-W you museum freak be-
fore you lest your arpctite'-Nebraska State
Journal
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DlLNouESr CITY TAXI,

OFFICE COLLECTOR pFNvQVsTr TAXES.
cray HALL, p
RICHMOND, February J, l-s..
1 LII PERSONSINDEBTED 10 THE
cry OF Richmond on account oi Peal or Per
sonel Taxes for !ss7 Or Assessments for Paw
ing, &c, are hereby notified thlt ali 90 .aid
bills have been placed 300 ms hands Tor c0lec-
ton according g. law.
/ shall cndeayor 10 call on al as soon rs pos
sible. As have sucha large number OF bills
% collect It viii br imposs ole ~ call Oh any
ono more than once. Tie -econi time call
Will be FOR the purpose o. leyyirg. Sc.
sly office will be open from o'clock an. %
O'Clock pm. Ga lat once.
Respectfully, W. ~ cARDOZO,
Collector Delinquent Taxes
An dailypapsrs please COPY. fe3-lm
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Marble Workers 3
Mattress Manufacture.

WALLEN a WRAY, seventh aud Gm.
streets. Monuments. FONTS, marbieiloi ma.
ties, sc.
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MR. a. PYLE. 80 y. Filth street. ly..a.
cleaning, securing, and carpet clear u.
Nauuiaciurer Of the Acme Renovated
Nrs. H. BANNtSTER. Nc f. Broad steel
Lace curtains speciality.
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Natural % snppose So.

Guest tat restauranu--Waiter, this fowl
SO tough that tho knife ieco.is Ike Il would
from u pieco OF India rubber What's tic
matter with it,
Waiter-Dunno, boss. Spec it mus be one
oh desc spring ch.cl.ensr - Georgia Crackcr
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USTRIA and Germany, In
1879, made n treaty, in
which the two powers
agreed 70 stand together
in case the Russian bear
should wake up, after a
long winters nap, and
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} b.. fltAisER. 1915 E. Main street. Hu,e
sale and retail. Proprietor 0f Fmysrf's Orir.
nal Nerve and Bone linment.
l.. T. kEENE b. e2 East MarshalL prYrr.. 2
DuyaI Norton Horse T0nic, Pollocts De.
pcp5ia Remedy &c.
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THE CASE OF MRS. AMMON.

The Cleveland Woman Who Went 10 jail
Because She wouldn't Tell
Mrs Josephine II. Ammon, Of Cleveland,
O., recently imprisoned for contempt OF
court, is wealthy woman living on Euclid
avenue Her jail experience was the result
Of her ability to keep secret.
A certain Mrs. Blum and her daughter,
Josie, some time ago took shelter under Mrs
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CpHlS WANDERING GOWN IA u
southwesterly direction !n search OF some
thing to devour. No' long ago Italy was
added to tho Aus,r3 5erman alliance, and
now these three po.ers seem 10 think that as
the spring 3 opening perhaps they may get n
crack at the boar, aud are cleaning their
rifles FOR that purpose.
Bismarck the other day talked 10 the Ger
man rcichstag about how 10 maintain peace
by putting every ono not a cripple in the
ranks Of the German army, and regarding
the rest Of the German people as a vast res
ervoir from which TO draw military supplies.
Youth has usually been looked upon as a
blessing, but In Germany youth simply means
army service for the men and separation
from husbands and sweethearts for the
women. From II 10 ~ is the period In Ger
many In which men arc either serving in the
army or have served. Three years Of active
service is first required. II the soldier learns
easily he may get away at tho end Of two
years, but If he is stupid and treads on the
heels Of tho file" be "covors," or stumbles or
pokcs him with his bayonet, he must serve
three years. He is not entirely FREQ for the
next four years, for he must 90 back to
service for about four months for each year.
At % he goes into tue landwehr, where he is
LEI aloac, except for some six weeks Of each
year. At - he is free, and may DO con-
sidere1 in condition 10 stop drilling and be.
gin life But beyond the landwehr is tho
landsirum, 50 II appears that even after %
the German is not safe from Bismarck.
This is the way they figure tho German
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tHSH ''"'p'. HttIr At'igt NhNi' tHcic -
more poverty 10 the acre than IN any country
in Europe not excepting landlord ridden
Ireland, whore the farm laborer is said 'to
contend with every species OF privation from
the cradle to the gravc"-to join the alliance
Of her more powerful neighbors. Every
Italian IS Liable 10 military duty from 20 TO
80 They cast lots for the privilege Of sorv-
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BISHOP or ALTON.

The Rev. James Ryan, Who Was Ros
Gently Appointed from Rome.
Tho new bishop Of Alton, the Rev James
Ryan, came to America when he was years
Old and since then he has devoted him
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SOM KIND OF T.uyC3 gEVCE DE
oy M HOAD 10 BACDAD.

Everybody carries BAGS nowadays Tie
children carry school bags, tho commercial
travellers sample hago, the ladies shopping
bass, the shop girls carry lunch las and lie
editor gets i.to &c swim and c1ivic5 bag, ct
thickness Of bis trousers -BCgde-.c IN Brook
lyn Eagle
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They VIII 10 IL.

la spite Of our best efforts, cur delinquent
subscribers are still holding their ovn-and
q little OF ours Hartford Times
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TIE Carbolic Smoke Ball cures Colds,
Catarrh. Asthma, Bronchitis, aud all Head and
. hr at IIOub.es Send for Testimonials OF
% llab G parties. Free test I. given nc ONCE
SO. 10 North Eighth street, Richmond.
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ADAM DIACONT, 9OS z. Marshall street
Wholesale and retail. Repairing neatly GOOD
promptly done.
I. L. (sEbIE) CRENsHAW. al East br.
street mattress maker and upl, .-ftrt0
wholesale and retail. Repairing n,rt l.'
dunbly done.
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AlHFIELD DAIRY formerly westna1i. ala
>. seventh street, and ll6 +. Main str.et
Fresh milk, cream. butter. butter mHk and
cheese
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CnrboIio smoko nan Comn,,,.

Olhce, NO. TO NQrth Eighth street G4arr.
ltc TO cure colds, canrrh. and lli head a-i
throat troubles. Free test ritenat oM.o
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A new weapon is now used among the Aus
trians--the Mannlicher repeating rifle. II
has magazine or reservoir under tho lock,
containing five cartridges, which can DO fired
In quick succession. 1t has range Of nearly
1900 yards; the bayopst Is shorter than the
Old bayonst, and Is really big knifa Two
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Hay, 0raiu. 8c.t


MI Lh y iObD. go \. sixth street. Conf
-iIumcnts Of country produce collected.
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Contractors and Builders

]. \. GRAsDERG Nls L. FrlnbIlr alr..,
All work guaranteed
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RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. r. Al.
proprietor. II :. Tweiffh street. Whole.
and retail.
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Country Produce ;

u. WALLERSTlNE & CO.. II and L s. f,f.
teenth street. Potatoes, butter. boz
Oage. &c.
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loliN J. GEKING, corner OF Fourteenth and
Main streets. Tents, awnings, hsgs. t0rse ani
wagon covers.
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\. .. HOUSTON. i06 y. Maiu street.
JOSEPH +. WINGFIEID, corner of f,n-.l
and Broad streets.
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nasness ana saddlerr

49, NICK REDFOBD. lie h. Main street
si.h CO. the Horse. hAnufacturerand wh1l,
sale dealer.
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Hardware nnd Carriage Goods
=. -. tLAltkES SON, 1910 East Main street
Agents tor Imperial chilled p.Ows
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The inventor Of the two wheeled grain
drill, which is in such general use through
out tine west, died not long ago IN poor
house
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JLIF hh 3. DYER. Oh Z. Narshsu stroat
wholesale aud retail. sole agent cor fb1
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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J. z. JtsIls, . y. Fifteenth stIoet, a.
agent Established l.tS.
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CnrrIages and nurrle.

WILLIAM @. FULLER. no r.. Cary street
Special attention 20 repairing.
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The Carbolic Smoke Ball will relieve
Group Immediately.
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J. x. TEAsDALE. 1915 T.. Main street q.
$3.50 and e. mems and a. and S25l AL,
shoes.
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THE TRIPLE ALLIANCE,
GERMANY, AUSTRIA AND ITALY
AGAINST RUSSIA AND FRANCE.

The Armies Of These Countries ana
Especially That "f Austria-Ihe Dr'ii
nj the Austrian Infintry--Wiil There
BE N European WatY
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Blood Poison

Three year ago I contracted q blood poison
tapplied 10 physician Ut once ana his treat
meut came rear Killing me. ] employed an
old physician and then went 70 Kentucky.
then went 10 Hot Springs and remained two
mont lis. but nothing seemed 10 cure me Der
manently though tenn orary eiei was niven
me. My condition grew desl efute and / Ap-
piled 10 a noted quacF but did not improve
] then used preparation which was pre-
scribed gratis" bnt II contained too much
alcohol and aggravated my suiterlugs | then
placed myself under the treatment or noted
>ashviile phys clan and for time was tene-
iit0d. but by fall | returned home ruined
man physically and financially. with hut littl
prospects OF getting we'll My money being
exhausted. | did not know what 10 DO. In May
1855. my mother persuaded me 70 get bottle
Of Is. Il. y. (mlde I'm tlanta) ana | did so to
crafty her, but 10 my utter establishment
had not finished the first bottle before every
ulcer had been healed.
TO the present time have used five bottles
and have received more benefit than from al
the rest combined and am satisfied that t.
b. b. is the most wonderful \ ool puriner even
before known, and urge all afflicted young
men 10 trv one single bottle and be convinced.
can truly say t-ink It the hes 81 medic.ae In
the world. Z. I HALLEhTOH
Macon, Ga, May !, 1885,
Very Nervous
For many years | have been afflicted with
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WALTER y. DBAUER. star No. y. r.-,,
Market. Smoked bceftougucs specially
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aueesFys's PHILOSOPHY.


n him who in the lose OF nature, holds
communion with the railway trains, abe
sneak, in various lanrulceS- Sometimes she
speal.. through the conductor ana says,
brisav. Tx" or Fare" Sometimes the
train butcher inierpre,s for her and then she
talks OF b1s)ss hat nobody reads. and irut
that nobody cats, and things that nobody
buys. Sometimes. again. the brakeman III
terprets and then she voices lei tnOushtsln q
weird, mysterious pa.ois, that sounds Ike
something you never heard, and you learn,
when it Is miles too late, that " hyordltpnnn
Chair car fp Bdrcomtld" meant "Carro.tonl
Change cars for Bradford. ACain, she en-
rloys the hackman at the station anI he roar'
BUS forrup town! Going r.tup !iaci.i have-
hack, kavahack kayahacA' Bus 20. iLGmer
ca Nousel Merchant SC,cl. This sway Tor tho
Planter Gousen AND still again, tie pas.en-
gers Lold converse wish you, and orc man
asks you, "Nhyn't ycu cone 70 stop Oh at
EnverF which you understand % mean,
why are you not going TO bop Ct ~ Den
verF And yct another begins bis narrative,
"Devtell you bout the time" etc, WHICH by
Interpretation IL, Did I ever tell you. etc
and SO the way Of tho traveller is Po,yg,ot.
MONT HAyr II CARVED f. III EIrcEE.;.
"Eyangelinc,' said Julian, earnestly 50"
bring YOU no mines of sordid god; pour
out nc your fect only the priceless l9yo Of an
earnest heart and the uncouquc.ut.e an
lition Of youth, the love OF a man with ouly
his hands and brain 70 carve ont Zane and
fortuue'- Il know, dear Julian, soid tie
young gill, teaderly, "5ut yol gro such a
poor carver, your tools arc dull anu the bird
is 50 tough carno. 10 your vie, but as
an engaged 10 your landlord J val bo q
noigAbor oyou
SOM KIND OF THINGS gEyrE DIE
That's q very strong situation IN tie Sc
ond net, don't you thinkF asked tie author,
timidly. "Strorgf repeated the manager
Il should say 50. /. uci ~ the prime CT lie
WHEN / was boy, and 1t las ur.cIted every
tragedy | have ever read" Then You think
1t VIII liver asked the hopeful aa-ao. I'D
the manager sighed and said, wcariIy, I'm
afraid it will"
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Mr.. SNELLINGS SAYS WANT
vi ed everybody % csl 49, the Commercial
Hotel ana -,e the LyuuaNens tahcu on the
tineSt oyster bDi- in the Wuflt.' oi,9-u
{{fANTED-TO JOIN a BUILD.
w ing Association. Address. afinl terms
a. eivantaAes. "@. ~. Vs."
.teb2ti Daily times Ohicc.
NirANTED-A SITUATION A. coli
W LECIOR lorslnp 0rr. CO. work on %
salary. Have had sufficient experience. sat
isld Tory reference Given. Address SOL
lcctor' iINis OMc'. Ijijtf
$500 10 $500 WANTED secured by
- Iced Of trust Gn.d pea cant. aud nO
rsS. Address BUSINESS" care Furric'
MOL. 'ircttl
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&C. HlGH, 1873 f.. Main street. watches AID
leweiry neatly repaired.
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Analytical|heu,f.,.

Or; HENRY FkOELiNG, II ;. Twelfth stro..
chemist 70 Chesapeake and Ohio ana ~.
mond and Allegheny railroads. special q,
tehtion TO ores and mineral waters.
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Ms BroWn-You mus come ~ ny u0u34
gome Giy. Llsie, cnd play.
Els.s-G3- any litle boys there, Mss
Brown
Mis-, Brownie, dear
Elsir-Got any Iittlo siri5
Miss Brovn-No, dear
Elsio--Then what arc theyA-Lifo
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The Deaf Mau's Hope.

TIE deaf man finds soma consolation In the
hope Of hear after -Binghamton Leal4-.
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ASA SNYDER q Co, 1905 10 1914 Cary 3trco.
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ellis ADRIAN. 9l6 T.. Broad street Money
advanced ON personal property. OnCe clo.el
from Friday at suulOwn to Saturday 90
-ruIIXU
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SADDLERY AND HARNESS


=. r COrrEELI JAS g. t.rrgErG.
Special Partner General Partner
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W LLIAM H. GARDNER. 6ls T.. INA.
street. Hair cutting. dyeing shagrg
stanpOOing.
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Gsain and Cotton Exchange

KCHaOSu. Va. March
OFFERINGS REPOErED TO SECRETARY
Wheat - l-G bushels
Corn 1T bushels
Oats -3 J3G bushels
SALES REPORTED I'D SECRETARY
Wheat -ShOrtberrt f1 bushels very good
az Jic 80 bushels fair 40 500.
COn.-Wllte. rs bushels prime al SIC.
Oats Winter. So bushels very good at tic
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war hfI sAat.
Q,aot1'iOps. -Middiing. lJlc low mid
ding, SIC good ordinary, 50 l6c.
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81. J. DIMMOCK, llO3 L. Main street a..
respondcnce solicited.
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Very Nervous
To the Public

tHANI'tIt' y " -'F't' ~ W
After using i. Il. b. unhesitatingly state
that II did more good FOR my Kidney Com
plant than all other remedies combined. It's
action is speedy and ! cheeriully recommend
IL for Kidney Derangt ments.
T. II. CALLAHAN.
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Ammon's roof. There
Mrs. Blum died, leaving
her daughter an heiress.
Mrs. Blum foresaw
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DIRECTORY
or RELTAnL@
BUSINESS HOUSES

me Directory belop Of reiiaBe and coat
business ho,isss, girin9 Mar location arJ
business, 'eia be found ocry useful as a orr,
Of reference fur information reia,ire ,,e
and ~ ne different 6rdaehes Of j,l,..e.s.
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The lease and fixtures of tho Silver Lake
Lodging house; the lease is for 5 years-
Mrs Ed. MIN0LB
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&tOekholders' MoetinE.

Notice is hereby given that meeting
of the stockholders of the Pearl Silver
mining Company will be held on Mon
day, the 9th day of April, 1888. at 2o'clock
p. m. of said day, at the office of J. X.
Pardee, on Broadway, in the village OF
Philipsburg, county of Deer Lodge, and
territory Of Montana, for the purpose OF
electing trustees for the ensuing year,
and to transact such other business a.
may come before them.
BY order of the incorporators Of tho
PEARL SILVER MINING Go.
Philipsburg, Mt, Aarch 90, 1888. 10-2t
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StOckhOlder = Meeting,

Notice is hereby given that meeting
Of the stockholders OF the Philipsburg
Real Estate 4 Water Co. will be held on
Monday, the 9th day of April, 1888, at 8
o'clock p. m., of said day, at the office of
J. K. Pardee, on Broadway, in the vii
lage of Philipsburg, county of Deer
Lodge, and territory Of Montana, for tho
purpose of electing trustees for the On.
suing year, and to transact such other
business as may be brought before them,
J. X. PARDEB,
President Ph1lipsburg Real Estate +
Water Co.
Phiipsburg, MT, Mar. %, 1883. 10-2t
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Mix RIbbOna!

Those OF our lady readers who would
like to have an elegant, large package Of
extra fine, Assorted Ribbon (by maiD, in
different widths and all the latest FASH
ionable shades; adapted for Bonnet
Strings, Neckwear, Scarfs, Trimming
for Hats and Dresses, Bows, Fancy Work,
&C., can get an astonishing big bargain,
owing to the recent failure of large
wholesale Ribbon Manufacturing Co., by
sending only rs cents (stamps), to the
address we give below.
As a SPECIAL OFFER, we will give
DOUBLE the amount Of any other firm in
America if you will send the names and
P o. address of ten NEWLY married
ladies when ordering and mention the
name of this paper. No pieces less than
one yard IN length. Satisfaction guar
anteed, or money refunded. Three pack
ages for 60 cents. Address,
LONDON RIBBON AGENCY, j JERsEYC C1TY, NJ.
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Dissolution Of Co. Partnership.

The firm heretofore existing under the
firm name and style OF Doe Il Hoyer
doing business in the town of Philipsburg
Deer Lodge county Montana territory
is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
M. e. Doe having purchased the entire
interest of II. l.. Hoyer in the concern.
All debts due by the firm are assumed
by NJ. E Doe and all parties indebted to
said firm will please settle with tho said
NJ. E. Doe. H. L. HoY11.
NJ. E. Doc.
Philipsburg, Mont, Mch. 81. 1888. At
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ReDews Her Youth.

Mrs. Phoebe Chesley, Peterson, Clay
county, Iowa, tells the following remark
able story, the truth of which is vouched
for by residents of the town: Il am Is
years old, have been troubled with kid
ney complaint and lameness for many
years; could not dress myself without
help. Now am free from all pain and
soreness, aud am able to do all my own
housework. I owe my thanks to Electrie
Bltters for having renewed my youth,
and removed completely all disease and
pain" Try a bottle, so cents and 81, at
A. P. Bowie's City drug store. -
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tenai in killing three prospectors on Wolf
we'll along in years and the third quite
young man. After shooting them. it is
claimed, they were beaten over the head
with sixshooters until life was extinct,
and their bodies were then burned. 1t
is asserted by responsible men that tho
named good Indians confessed as being
particeps crimina in the fearful crime
and made open boast Of their prowesel
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
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FOR Sale.

For sale or lease A No. 4 Dean pump
and II horse power boiler with pipe and
connections. Property at Philipsburg,
Apply to CASEY 4 BRoPHY, Bu.tA
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P. J. Maloney will be at the store in
Granite on the 10th of each month with
custom orders filled.
Parties having clothing with him will
please call for them or send word where
they can be met, Also those indebted
will confer favor by calling at the store
JOS. Peters Co.