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A. A HYDE Pres NEIL WILkIE. Treas.
Wichita. Douglas
PROVIDENCE MINERAL WELLS

Good hotel and bath house. The most healthful
watering place in Kansas Dyspepsia. Indigestion,
Rheumdtisnl Malaria. Bladder and Kidney troubles
permanently cured. Stage line To and tom Mall
vane Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. com
menclng April i6th leave Muvane on arrival OF
morning train from north; fare only 80 cents
l.. T EVEN, See'v RoBT w ARRESpFR Man
dl-5 Wichita Providence
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Kansas Midland Railway,

The Frisco is the only line aiming two solid trains
daily to St Louis without change from wichita.
The only line having morning and night Pullman
service from Wichita to st Louis; Two trains daily
to Arkansas and Texas points Free reclining chair
cars on all night trains. City Union Ticket Office
~ North Main street. and Union depot, OAK ST,
W. ID. MURDOCH.
Freight and Pass. Agent.
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i t~o AID oue-balt gal pail ot syrup
or g. % al : - supply Co Zfs
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STRAYED.
TAKEN UP.
STORAGE

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- izsosN ~ sua have s2D9s goa a. - es5ye-
t-frs tasla - sssssfs KAFses- Frees r.ssrssas
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On strictly choice inside city property and
good improved farms. Money on hand.
Interest paid annually. l. W CLAP.
S6-tf. l07 ) Main
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Gentlemen wishing nice fitting white
shirt can find it in any size. 49, TO IS inch
neck band at 522 East Douglas Ave. oppo-
site Carey hotel. l27-6t
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Take the new short line c X & Y. :
Rock Island route, 70 Kansas City. =,
JOSEPH. CHICAGO and ST. Louis ll4-st
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DIR. G.. G, FURLEY,
DRS TERRTT,J, r. SHIFTS

Physician and surgeon, ONCE Se9 Douglas ave
Telephone at Office No 2+. telephone at residence
No. ll6. Residence l2is y Market. li-tf
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Wichita & Suburban.
FAIR MOUNT.
Cars leave Fourth ana Williams. commencing c:lO
and hour until 1910 p m, crossing Doug
las fifteen minutes after every hour.
DoLD'S PACKING HOUSE.
From First and Man, 5. p and - minutes after
every hour commencing at eos and continuing
until l)d6 p, Cars all lines after all plays
grand opera house. Parties Of four or i've can
have special cars without special charge alter these
hours by telephoning No. 40 calling Office 1851
North Fourth avenue, LEE TAYLOR.
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Money TO Loan

Weak eyes-Prof Samuels can strength
en- in a short time. He is at Hotel Carey
12e If
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Choicest brands of butter. Where
Rule Brothers. New City Market. 127-6t
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FOR SALE.

TOR SALE-Cheap a Are burglar proof. D.ebold.
IT steel chest. weight S.isS Ia. with sargent ~
Greeaieaf time lock. Wi take a small fre-proof
safe and difference IN cash Address L w Entx-
Greenshurg Kansas iss-5t
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st I.ouis Live Stock,

ST. LOUIS. April 16.
CATTIE-Receipts, 900 shipments. 300. Market
steady: choice heavy native steers. S44V95.25 fair
To GOOD native steers. $500 40 - butchers
steers medium to choice $3.20a425; stOcker5
and feeders fair &c good, S220g3.s0; rangers.
ordinary to coed, s2.20s 40.
HOGS Receipts. 1904; shipments, 800. Market
active and strong; choice heavy and butchers
seI-ctions s5.65G.5.s0 packing M dium to prime,
s540aa.0 lightgrades. ordinary to ne l. -. 9e56J
SHEEP-Receipts. $50 shipments, LOO. Market
strong; fair TO fancy S4.l0G6.20.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. April l6.
The Drovers' Journal reports:
CATTLE-Receipts. 9OOG shipments 5000 Mar
bet slow, ) to 10 cents lower, steers S3.JRg5.U1
suckers and feeders, S2.i0S3.65; cows, bulls and
mixed. Sl7:gG26e Texas steers, $4,000 ~
HOGS-Receipts 1906 shipments 500. Market
slow 54l0c lower; mixed $5.4I@j.,5; heavy.
$5;I5a5.s5 light S5.4Gl35.10; sSips S3.6Ggs5.l5-
SHEEP Receipts 500; shipments. 300. Market
strone; Natives. S!.bct625 westerns, Si.15Gy5.25
Texas *275G4.1E lambs. $5glG6.J0
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nor SALE-Fine residence property and spssn-
Il aid Investments IN Asr>h's addition Monte
Vista. Colorado. the embryo city Of the wonder
fully proG San LUIS valley; finest scenery IN
the nation extremely healthy climate. specially
ada pied to invalIAs: highest summer Temperature
81 degrees winters propcrticnsre3y mild Lots S1y
$50 with perpetual water rights, - 20 tl For fali
particulars address II. II. Marsh Monte Vista, Colo.
di2i-aS.
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TOR SALE OR TRADE-Sseam brick Yard cays-
4 city Ns0 per day, A rars chance for person
with limited means; Viii take brick in payment~
Lock box lis dlftl1'
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ASTETp-yThs.s E5-i for ErosTzl h0usssoTk n
w s&-zHv u -Grrz- Cas1 A. GHics. Sca1s
B4slnes- College, Sa-zh-ass corner Doags@s AID
Tn-a.a avzr -ex Tt-sf
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NOR RENT-N. cely furnished room. central par
j of city. Also a few nice day boards rs wanted
pa \. topeka ave. di2-o'
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yyTAST EIb~Fg- szle-Aay properly 4 na-'s sA-t
w q C--y g1aE5 sgsz-ls@ ~ E<Ss1s l-s- y
glTeE- EsTss- S-uz. rsst ss@se- "a Z 1ssss ~ A.
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NTANTED-Nicely furnished room with hoard for
w man and wife IT first Class private family. Must
be business center street car line Best
references given Address Chas. II. Young care
Wells Fargo Ex. Co. dI29s4
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M ANTED-A competent flee clerk: must be a
W good bookkeeper and abe 10 write from thirty
TO forty words on the Typewriter. Lady preferred,
Good salary to right party. Address Clerk. c1re OF
this Office. dig 81
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LN0R RENT-A good broom house, between 10th
Il ana 1lth street Mosley avenue. sl0-,u per
month. Inquire of Pintard & johnson. la y. Main,
room II. up stairs Rs-6t
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Physician and Surgeon, lA Main street; teie-
phone for Office No. 2y7, for residence rs Dr. Ter
rIl, general practice, diseases OF women and emil
dren and obstetrics. DR.. Shuts. consumption.
catarrh ali throat and chest diseas piles. rup-
lures. blood skin and chronic diseases generally
Consultation free l0i-tf
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FOR SALE.

L'OR SALE-Good story house. latest des On hai p
L ROOM closets 10 all rooms. pantry. good Ssl
hot air furnace crate in psrlor, good barn and iIer
Improvement with two four lots ia tsTlneHsi ia
park: pleasant home in the most desirable resi-
dence portion Of the city Bruggenian, az =. Doug
las. ditstUt
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L,OR RENT-A store room. 5axlOO feet, with cellar
Il 4sX5t with elevator VIII be room for a
wholesale business VIII make rent 10 suit per-
manent tenant. Inquire at 259 South Market street
l29-3H
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A'ANTED-A buver for the furniture and fxt-
w uTeS OF boar Nc house old ana : rooms
Iu OF good Pay Il. Dtarder> Convenient 10 business
center luGul.s IL Us North Fourth ave. IS0-S-
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nor SALE-Cheap business tots on North Main.
Il Oak street and vicinity Of the stock yards fhe
finest residence lots the market in the north part
Of the city at lowest possible figures CaN aad SEQ
Us before buying Israel Bros, real estate, "a +
Douglas ave. II
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Swiss cheese % cents a pound at S. NJ
supply Co. PITT
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES.
Chicago. Kansas Il Nebraska
brock Island Route


Brock Island Routej
GOING NORTH & EAST.
No. ? Kansas CITY st. Louis AID Chicago.
at 5: a. m depart -. $40 N
No, Kansas city, St Louis and Chicago
pasfs - -. s53 D. n
No. u Accommodation leaves daily (exceps
GOING SOUTH.
No 5Kausas City -. Louis and Chicago
Express. arrives a and departs 40 a. n
No. Kansas ly. 81. Ions and Chicago
through Mail and Express. arrives 40 and
No. oe I Accomodation leaves daily Except -
sunday. IA D. IN
Elegant free reclining chair cars morning trains
Pullman sleeping cars on all night trains Tickets
City ticket Office 30l +. Douglas and depot cor
ner Mead and Douglas avenues.
Missouri Pacthc--f ort Scott Route
ARRIVE DEPART
FROM. FOR
Kansas City, St Louis and Eastern = ,o
Kansas CITY St. Louis and Eastern
conway hHPay'7 Springs, Anthony ana -
Conway Springs Anthony and
NOVA Express. .''--''ii-i d III VI Il
Wichita & Colorado Division.
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
Hutchinson, Sterling and Geneseo
All trains run daily
The Missouri Pacific. Fl Scott Route" run
through Pullman sleeping cars to Kansas City and
s. 3gis daily also through f ir Tree IeG,h1
trains This is the shortest line ST. Louis, by Is
miles and he popular line to all points east norh
in both Kansas City AID st: Louis with Al lines
from these points. Ticket office l23 North Main ST.
Pass and Ticket Agent.
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Fl%shy lad!ez are pls4sed with Balls
circle hip cosz@s. J. l. Hoozsy offsos -
Carey motel L<3S.
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Maple syrup - cents per gal e4a a. &
u supply &C. E|tf
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Cash quotations follows:
FLOUR-was firm. and some dealers were ask
ing an advance of lUC per bbl.
WHEAT-N spring, I!s4c; No. spring, 14lp
la76c; No. 2 red. Sia4c.
CORN-No. 2, 5544c.
OAfS-No. = 29GS24c.
RYE-No. ?. Ole.
BARLEY-No. >, 11tGS0c.
FI4AN SEEDING. l. Sl.45.
TIMOTHY SFED-Prime, S2.I032.g0.
PORk-Sll h2@ls Is.
LARD-S5..Zle.
WHISkkN-Sl1
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LOST.

L CsT-Pzi- Ee.f sy-~szel-s zsysxx saNz .~s Szrs
l. - L-zvrsres sssflzs- 4. Fsg 8 So Ess-z
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ROGERS,

The Photographer. Pictures In all sizes and styles
he also carries the finest assortment of picture
frames in the city. Give him friendly call and
anime samples
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MISCELLANEOUS.
R, WEEKS & SON,

Contractors and builders. Shop and Office corner
Sycamore and Chicago avenues. West Wichita
DIV cling IS Wabash avenue. S9-tf.
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PHYSICIANS.
r M CONKT,IN M. n

General practit ouer of medicine surgery, gynae-
cology and obstetrics. Treat all Chronic aid priyat
diseases, Oxygen treatment given wnen required
Pies and all disease OF the rectGm d specialty,
Office removed TO IA North Main sire t, Kan
sas National Bank. ONCE hours TO i a. n, TO }
md Z. o. m dIl7-tf
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Call and see the elegant display OF table
delicacles at Rule Brothers. New City
Market l27-6t
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BUTTER-Easier and lower; creamery, 2lG2516c;
dairy l79I4c.
Eggs-Lower at l&o 4l9c.
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WANTED.

N'ANTED-Boarding for widower and child
W one year old, wuere the Guild can have a
mother : "a & il an American family. Address J.
&, this Office. I.sA5t
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D a R0HRRAUGH

ATTORNEY at law Attorney for Western Coilec-
tive Bureau Rooms !, z, IL 1 No. l3i y. Market
stree. Wichita Kan digit
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REMOVED.

Office from No. ~ r. Douglas to rooms No. 2Q an
Y)5. second floor Of the Sc lgwick. corner OF Fir
and Market.
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L'OR RENT-House rooms. cellar. SIG :. Water
L VIII rent cheap TO a good tenant Also touss
of rooms 1859, y 18th /. II. Lynch. 9G East
Douglas DIS -
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sgee1Af 20 Astsrzrrs-
Jus. cornpist@d : ls-ss bumo@r q the
- ATTORNEYS oockes docket For sAls a.
.hEx offs~r 6&Sff
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fore. Instantly the alarm was given and
pursuit made by men and dogs. With
boots and other clothing he might have
escaped, for he coald probably have made
such use of the stream. as to elude them
As it was he put forth every effort.
Dashing through the woods he rcgaincd
the river bank much lower down than he
had crossed the night before. Believing
that he was now unobserved, he swan n
narrow channel to small island, and
carefully concealed himself among some
driftwood at its upper end.
But the hunters were determined to
leave no spot Insearchcd. \ party with
blOOdhOundS now crossed over from the
mainland and explored the whole island.
He was soon found, but broke away from
them and ran around the lower end of
the island, wading in the shallow water
to throw the hounds off the track; then
he plunged into Il dense thickct with
which the island was covered, and again
assembled II tree For Il long time he
found secure concealmcnt here, his foes
being frequently under the very tree.
They finally concluded that he must have
got back over the strip of water to the
mainland, and slowly returned to seek
him there. Two little boys who had only
followed for curiosity were all that lin
lcrcd behind
one Of the boys happened to look up
and said to the other that he saw "a Great
bunch on n tree. The second looked to
see what it was-shiftcd his position
looked AGAIN and exclaimed that it was u
mani They cried out in alarm. and thus
announced their discovery to their friends
ON shore. The latter instantly returned.
and Andrews, seeing himself discovered
the story is almost too ptiful to be told
dropped from the tree, ran to the lower
end of the island. seized u small dead lug,
and with limb for paddle pushed into
the stream. hoping to reach the opposite
shore before he could be ovcrtakeu So
far as the island pursuers were concerned
he might have succeeded; but there was
another party with Sllif lower down the
stream. who showed out to meet him. The
helpless man could do no more, and was
taken
The struggle had been one of almost
hopeless agony. He had eaten nothing
since Sunday afternoon, and it was now ,
O'Clock on Tuesday. His back was bis
tered by exposure. unprotected, to the
sun, and his feet were covered with bleed
= ing gashes He said that he felt 50
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CHAPTER XVII.

Others of our party Joined us in bands
u two or three at short intervals and told
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None of MS knew just the line Of de-
Tense taken by Andrews or upon what he
based the hopes he did, certainly, to some
extent, entertain; but the following is the
most probable;
He was known to the sOuthcrncrs as u
blockade runner This trade, if he could
only persuade the Fcdcrals to permit it,
was Of great advantage TO the Confeder-
ates He might afford to do II good deal
for the Federals, and the balance of adj
vantage be still on the Confederate side.
Now he claimed that he was offered by
Gen. Mitchell who greatly wanted an en-
gine, the privilege of trading south to the
extent of $4,000 pr month as long as the
war lasted, on the simple condition that
he would seize an engine and carry it
through, he (MitcheD supplying the men
for the enterprise. Andrews did disclaim
to the enemy that he intended to burn any
bridges, or do any harm beyond the com
paratively tritling one OF carrying off this
engine
The defense was but feeble, though it
was possibly as good as could be made
under the circumstances. But the enemy
had no notion that Il Federal general like
Mitchell would send his men away down
to the heart of Georgia for an engine
when, as experience showed, he had been
able to get them by the score in Kentucky
and Alabama.
No decision had been publicly rendered
when suddenly twelve of us were ordered
to Knoxville Tenn. Our parting with
Andrews was sad and solemn, for we had
little hope of meeting again, and our
worst forcbodings were realized Before
this we had been removed to Madison,
Ga. under fear of an advance by Gen
Mitchell; and when we returned the great
indulgence of short daily airing in the
jail yard was given. On warm after
noon, when the remaining nine were in
the yard. an unknown officer entered the
gate and went quickly Up to Andrews;
without II word he handed him Il paper
contained in Il large envelope, and turning
away walked rapidly out of the yard.
Andrews broke the seal and glanced at it,
turning pale as marble. 1t was his death
warrant! All who saw him felt that some
tidings of evil had arrived, and the officer
of the guard spoke very gently as he told
them that it was now time to retire to
their room. When there, Andrews gave
his comrades the paper and they read the
| fearful intelligence. In one week-July
The was to be executed by hanging
This was Saturday, and on the Saturday
| following he was to die!
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But Wollam was not drowned He
spent the day in much anxiety and sus
pense, and when night came he cautiously
left his hiding place and worked his way
along the river on the very front of Chatta-
nooga, till he came across a canoe which
he borrowed for the occasiOn-without
seeing the owner-aud rowed down stream
all night. This was u swift mode of pro
gresSion. AS soon as he saw a sign of
dawn he sought retired place, sunk the
canoe, and hid In the woods till night al
lowed him to proceed This he did daily
for a week. Twice he was saved if he
had but known it, Gen. Mitchell had
constructed an eXtemporized Gunboat
with which 20 patrol the river, and twice
Wollam passed within hail of it. But he
had heard nothing of any such Union
craft being on the river, and imagined it
to be some Confederate boat, perhaps
searching for him. In the dark it was
not easy to see any indications Of its char
acter. So the poor boy crept cautiously
by in the shadow of the shore without be-
ing discovered.
But at last he made the mistake that
Wood and Wilson had made long before
He imagined that he was safe, and went
boldly forward in the daytime. One more
nights journey by boat, or half that time
put in on foot directly northward, would
have carried him safely beyond the border.
But as he was going forward, congratu-
lating himself bn having succeeded SO
well, a band of Confederate cavalry, who
were making raid into Mitchel's terri
tory, saw him, and, procuring boat With
several pair of oars, came out to meet
him. Wollam saw his danger, and there
was n hot chase, but the advantage was
all on their side. He was retaken, and rs
usual tried to deceive them as to his char
acter; but "A Lieut.. Edwards, who lad
been with the party who captured him the
| first time, identified him, and he was re-
united with his comrades in Atlanta
When Andrews was brought back to
| Chattanooga scene of much apparent
barbarity followed. His escape had cN-
cited great rage and produced most ter
rible consequences at Knoxville, which
will be narrated hereafter, But they
were now determined to give him 10
| further opportunity of snatchnG then
cherished vengeance from their hands.
| He was put down in the hole with the
other prisoners, and all access 10 the yard
was denied OF course no other visitors
could see them, The guard was stlmu-
lated to renewed diligence. But as chains
and handouts had proved Intellectual,
something more secure was devised.
! From the shop of William Lewis, col
ored blacksmith, "A man was brought over
and taken down into the dungeon. who
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The expedition, In the daring OF It's inception,
es2d tho wildnrss Of romance; while in the
gigantic and overwhelming results it sought and
was likely obtain 1t was absolutely sublime
JUDGE ADVOCATE GENERAL HoLT's OFFICIAL RE
CoRT.
&c was all the deepest laid scheme, and on the
I.r2ndest scale, that ever emanated from the
Grains of any number Of Yankees combined
3Ezs SOUTHERN CoSFEDERAcY ATLANTA, GA),
April Is, 1862
UeSpite its tragic termination, it shows what a
AauGtul of brave men could undertake in Amer
sSea--COMTE DE PARIS HISTORY OF THE CIVIL WAR
ls7s 4HEBICA, vol. :, p. lSI.
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DARING AND SUFFERING.
a History of the Andrews Railroad
Raid Into Georgia in 1862.
SHE Most Heroic and Tragic Episode
of the Civil War.

gsr1 bracing a Full and Accurate Account
of Che Secret Journey to the Heart Of
Ghe Confederacy, the Capture of a
Railway Train in n Confederate Camp,
che Terrible Chase That Followed, and
she Subsequent Fortunes of the Leader
and His Party.
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the valisc has my name in red letters on the end,
the other had my maine on paper pasted on the
end; these are Mt the city motel at Nashville, in
care Of the old porter on the third floor These,
with contents, / present 10 you. Mr.. Hawkins,
you will find at the Louisville hotel large ladY's
trunk, no mark on it and is entirely empty.
Plea take it 10 Mr. G.indsey's near Mill Greek
church, on the Maysvillc and Flemingsburg turn
pike, and request him to present it to Miss
Elizabeth Layton for me, and obiige,
j. J. ANDREWS.
CThis was proved and recorded as a will
ut FlemingsburG on the 3D. and 10Th Of
January, 1868. The money referred to in
the clause, ''do exactly as instructed be-
fore left, was duly drawn from bank
and loaned for the benefit of the poor)
After writing these letters Andrews had
but two days to live He watched for OPP
portunities to send them by faithful hand
through to the Federal lines. 1t was in
vain to ask permission Of the Confederate
authorizes, as they had apparently tried
to keep everything relating to Us from the
Federal forces.
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t him to present it to Miss
for me, and oblige,
j. j ANDREWS.
90 be cOntlnucdl

~ had rather be II kitten and cry new"
than Vroan all night and scod all day with
neuralgia. when one little bottle of salvation
OIL would make me gentle and well. Pussy,
wOulon't your
Coughs, hoarScuess, asthma or any irrita-
tior OF the hroat r bronchial tubes will be
relieved by taking Or. Bull Cough Syrup.
1t has cured tn, usHnds. Recommend it to
your friend ana npighbOr.
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