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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24

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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24

list dam Fannie King, by Big Boston.
I'd dam Sue Hartley, by Gazen.
Sd dam Brownie. by Imported Richard.
4th dam Meg Dodds, by Sir Archie.
5th dam Black Ghost, by imported Oscar.
9th dam Pill Pox, by imported Pantaloon.
1th dam Melpomnie, by Traveller.
Sth dam Virginia, by Mark Anthony. Mark
dam by imported Fearnaught.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1888-05-24

But an angle Of ju-tice on wings OF light
Was sent to adjust the balance that night.
he took the balance sheets they had made
And into the scales they both were laid.
Mr.. Polcy's side of il touched the beam,
While Principles sank till it could not be seen
Tell me kind reader, for surely you can,
Which of the twain was the richest man.
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Another Rura, swino;e

While the Bohemian 0afs swis1diiers have
been prrfsring E5- another campaign axzira-s
The grzngers who DO not Rad rhe new spa
prs. an equally SizilaDt csass u fnsrciers 8
hare been esa-ping their preroesfises and
robhsng the hayseei heroes of CONSIDERABLE
nsoisev- Tsse latter Class are knoxn as the
hayso-k sxindiers- and they appear to have
been operating ulorr recently in Eastern
Pennsylvania. and portions Of New York
State Their schense : to store nunfiser Of
sorks in the barn of some thrifty farmer to
whom they cenfiie the Esct that the forks
a-e the remainder Of large shipment which
sold Ike hot cakeS. s1ppleIa-nting this
charming bit of confdencs with the infi-
nation iha; II the farmer will dispose Of
them be VIII be allowed 3 commission aver
aging from thirty to seventy per cent The
farmer dOs not quite understand hox the
forks can be sold with profit At tina; price.
but cupidiiy tempts him on, and be finally
agrees 70 be responsible for the goods
As matter OF forra he signs receipt
which he usually does not Rad. and thirty
days later is called on BY an acoompl5ce Of
tie seller. who demands qs.adrup5e pay
nlenf for the forks. and sho~s the farmers
agreement 70 aeoeps them At that price- The
lzlser kicks, Of course. bnt the fDrks are there
and % Is the a<reerDent, and kicking does
not help him IN the lesss-lP lPsiEa TIasss.
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GLADE Pa April , IS.

D. W. WILL

The schools ciosel las, week
Inasmueh a Arbor Day z7ProaelseS. the
planting Of trees should not be neglected.
Mr- Henry c. Beam has purchased lot at
this place, and intends 70 erec1 dwelling
house thereon
Mrs Henretia sipe, Of Nebraska, anoom-
panied By several OF her children, / visiting
her parents, near this place
Measles are prevalent among the children
in the=e parts. Thus far the children in this
vicinity have been exempt from the eli-
5enlie.
The ruemlers Of the Liels;y church have
purchascsi q new organ Tor their church.
Cannot the congregation here do likewise
We most efnPharicslly admit th@i they
o5uld. and. We hope that this matter VII
receive q favorable consideration.
There VII be preaching in the Welhr
church on next Sunday evening instead Of
in the morning. a. Heretofore Rev Bartlett.
the pastor, Nill be present. as the annual
conference, which meets in Jehnsiown, on
the 10Th insf. Eey. Darletf : man Of abil-
iiv. and the very able and eloquent sermons.
delivered By him in the Fasl few year., were
greatly appreciated by our people.
The CREATES. interest seems to prevail az
present, about the division Of Somerset town
ship. making township Of Somerset No. .
Those, Of our citizens, who ike almost or
altogether within the limits Of the line, pre-
fer 10 s;ay on ihis side. The Bealah CORE
spondeRi has recently made q proposition
concerning the name Of the new township
Il division Is made, il should be prompt
Is adopted Why. the very idea, il has Al
ready been suggested that i might be called
o. Bl.zzri's Glory.
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orea, Eggs.

noticed an item IN the HEEALB q short
time ago. stating that Mr. George AumSn
gathered quite large number Of ezgS in %
days from bis - pare-bred brown Ieghorus.
some persons seemed TO doubt the truthful
ness Of the statement such persons judge
generally. from the number Of Eggs their
own hens lay. l figured little on il. ard
] don't donb; II, fo- / think yes. know.
have done fully as well with my ewn fssck
From the eith dag Of January until the
eIsf # March OF 50 days my hens. il2 in
number. lzyes Se4 e-S or 3S5i dozens
Ny p,lre-bred stock conssst of white and
laced Wyandoits. white -PiymO1lh Rocks
and Houizns. al Of which feei sure excel
the common dungbia f1Vl Eor ezS But
don't for-e1 il, / take care Of them They
don't most in an old shell 10 have their
comtss and feet frozen. and eat snow instead
OF water They are kept in clean. warm
poultry house. no fire in Il. and receive va
rely Of food. and their CHEEKY eackle i
heard throughout the Hvelong day, regard
les Of the storm and billiards that rage
without. nSr do believe they have any no
ton - strike, for they continue on the in
crease
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Mr. Allen VIII wzs the guest Of D. II
Walker sunday last
Mr. Andrew schillingr- vii ere, q new
Isarn the coming ssmmer-
The schools in this vicinity have neariy al
closesI for the summer vAeation-
BOYS. subscribe for the HEKsuD because il
is the cheapest and best e0zaiy newspaper
cut
Nr. Henry o. VII visited Johnz;own last
week. and reports very essjoyAbie time
there
Mr. Albert :. Weigie has large los Of fine
turkeys. which be expects to largely increase
during the samme--
TIE nemt,e-s OF Wills Ccrnei Rand have
a iiue l,all in which 70 practice, bat they are
desirsas Of selling.
Mr. John Hentz sho; large gray fox on
saturday last HentE Is counted The best
r.aArksnlan in this vicinity.
Mr.. Alien VIII has disposed Of his horse
and b1--v. much to the disappointment Of
the yoaIlg Iadie- Of this vicinity
Mr. jams Maxwell has finished his new
hozse- TIE ease i nOw oomPie,ed, and We
presume TIE bird will shortly be secGrei
Mr.. J. L Trent intends holding : singing
ssisoal al the Schrock school house the com-
ing summer. This viii certainly be picnic
fsr the girls and boys.
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To Teachers

TERx REroET BLsNEs have been sent oui
70 every tezelser in the county with a riew
10 securing flIl and acruza;e data from each
school and district These reports should he
hllel out as directed. and -ent 10 me within
five days after the close Il the school-terrn-
A. nothing reported sill Be used 10 dispzr-
age. in any way the individual district. school
or teacher, therefore les every report be falI
and accurate. Some reports are coming in
only partially fiiled ali saeh viii i,e return
cd 70 be completed
Teachers, these reports. viii reqaire but a
little Of your time and by giving them the
proper aientioH. you viii be giving valuable
AID IN Or efforts 20 asIrAnoe the school in
teFssss Of the county his d,ry, al 10 Ga
frae % tRe Fa'ssssas srill lsss or a-5sd Z. Let
every teacher then, report promptly.
J. u BEEKEY.
County Superintendent
BEzL-x. Pa
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Another Opportunity to vIsi WASH
ingron.

Notwithstanding The unusually sevee
weather thst prevailed al the time ofthe last
exrersion 70 Washington. the patronage II
received further demonstrated fisss fhe 0t,-
s-0rttnifiss ssr cheap travel extended By the
D. & . Company are fully appreciated by
the general psitlic-
The fozrth Of the popular series Of Wash
ingfon excursions i- therefore announced 10
Dc run on Thursday. Ap-ii lafh.
As this excursion viii probably close the
series. every one who can spare the time,
should take advantage of H.
The train viii lzve stations Is given BE-
low.-ihe rate Of fare annexed
Leave Somerset =: 9-2S a m ard COO ?.
N Fare. s625
leave Confluence =, 1850 a. ard 1918 =.
n. Fam, 80 S.
Leave Usina at 1875 8, m and 1924 =
m. Fare, ss20.
The tickets are valid for return passage IN
nj Saturday. April 2ist. inclusive. on al
rguiar trains. and good f1r Zip from WASH
ington to Baltimore AZ any time daring the
time limited
PArior Cars VIII be attached 10 The day Ex-
press and Sleeping Cars 70 the night Express
through to Washington and Bzlsimore..
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HooyersyIIle Items.

Md i very plentiful here
PJ Blough has erected : very fine dwel-
ling opposite his store
There has been more lime hauled rom
this place this winter than for many years
previous
oar literary society Is booming. On Sat
arizy evening last the attendance was very
large the house being crowded
TlleTe has teen great deal Of sugar boiled
here this season- The water i yery sweet,
ard yields nine pounds Per barrel
a pan Of this village + overrun By Ger
tain kind Of rats. They are very large, white
rars. and very troubieSoa1e, too. They are
very hard 10 catch, sad are great soa-ce Of
aunoyance, a nothing eSarss them
THIS place i 10 have a creamery in the
near fEirre. There wzs great asal Of ice
put away by the s;ookboIaers during the
winter. 10 be used in making butter the
coming sumner This + 3 move in the
night ,lirecsiou, and vii prove great bene-
s; 10 our ioEn-
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JoHx wrxrR
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Northam pton Institute.

The teachers and friends of education Of
Northampton Township held District In
s;iiufe 1t the Brush Greek sclsool-lsoase On
Saturday. March ~. Isss. Il Was antieita-
ted BY = fsw Of our Eoasd-be society Leaders.
llIzi the Institute woaid not Be 4 sncoSs OF
account OF there being church 81 Nj Oh
vet the same evening. and suggested that
the time for holding the Institute Be chang
ei bui the teachers and majority Of the
citi-ns were not desiro1s % change. a.
their announcement was made first
To the ehagrin and disappointment Of 3
Jew the school-hoose, which Is large and
oommodioGs building. was niocIy flied be
fore the tiaae appointed FOR the Institute TO
convene
The Institute vas caleb TO order al > p
N By Miss Maegie J Baker. teacher Of the
above named school, who vas elected Prssi-
dent pre te@-
FIrst on the program Eas the election Of
officers. which resulted a SsIio-rs. P7eSi-
dent Leroy MeC9intocS Secretary. Ms
Ella Boye- cleTy Manage. H. " Boyer
The President having stated the otJert Of
the meeting. tie afternoon session xAs o3-er-
ed xifh mn-ie BY The Institute
Mr. II Beck Eas then called up.ori. who
rad . very Interesting report On the subject
of ~ History, followed By 4 recitation. We
Arc seTen, by Miss Ale Boyer.
The balance OF the afternoon session wa
Devoted 70 the discussion of queries. and the
recital Of 4 number OF Rotations By the small
scholars Of Brush Greek school.
Alter the announcement Of ilse program
for the evening session by the Secretary
the lnsiite;e adjourned 10 meet al 7.45 p n
EVENING sE-s1ox.
The Institute convened al the appointed
time with IN 0vercrowJiei house. and open
81 by al joining in the singing Of TIE good
old hymn, All Hal the Rower q Jesus
Name, followed with prayer by Christian
Werner The following Progranime Has il.en
disposed Of;
Report, Physiology By H. G. Riehrn.
This question wss admirably handed. and
vas appreciated Tor ~ clesrDess and peFspi-
Guilty OF uiterznce.
Select Reading. by J. Eagleka.
Essay, Rindness by Ella Boyer.
Select Reading. T. 6 Bannar..
Report. To Know Our Work Leroy
McCzintock
Recitation. a The carfex must not Ring
Ta-s,fr-f. Mzy-S. p,s,4-
Recitstion. Mary, the Mid Of the Ina
Ella Boyer
Essay, Mental Cnfare- H ". Boyer
The defamation by Benjamin waSaman
receivsi generous applAssse
The exercises were vel iniersperses With
qaeries. which were variei and practical.
The veTy bss1 Of order prevailed. and every-
body seemed pleased xiih the exercises
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wanted: Wanted

ii Everybody 10 knox thai have Just
rsoeiT4i one Of the largest, cheapest and Fzst
stocks of Smoking and Cllesing T0sacro,
Cigars. Pipes. Pipe-ssenis. M0ufh-7ieoes G.
gar and Cigarette Holders. Tobacco and
Match Soxes.
ID Everybody to know that havei1s re-
ceived and opeoei twelve or fftesn neE
brands Of smoking and Chewing tobacco.
Sd Country merchants to know thai
wholesale Cigars and Totaacco
4ih- Everybody 10 know that | hare the
largest line Of Fishing Tackle, Canes, &C, in
the County.
sth- Everybody to know that have the
bsst barter in the state connected with my
store Nr. Reece will give you the easiest
shave you ever had. You csEno; feel it.
Try him
EB. 5. KASrxEa
Sszrs.zr.z- =.
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sakersviile Items.

The weather has been very fine-
Moving is all the 90 bereaboats.
Mrs Polly Zimmerman and daughter are
moving away from town.
Rev. Mense and lady visited at the resi-
dence Of John H. Morrison ore day last
week.
Mr. George Flick has izkea charge of the
Henry Mall farIn, and Mr. Nun vii move
70 the Solornan Baker homestead
Mr.. Waiter Morrison. wife, and little
dznghter. sre the guests Of John r. Norri-
sou Las; Wednesday walfer went to Mt
Pleasant 10 meet his sister Eaaie- Mss Ea-
die was jrSt rssnrning from Irwin. Pa, where
she had beea spending the winter taking les
sons on the piano. She SAYS Irwin i quite
q basiness place. aud in music they are
abreast Of the tines
GScaR
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Rule Of Measurements.

Il j astonishing says some unknown con
Temporary. hoE few people understand the
COMMON rule Of measurement in purchasing
wearing apparel For instanc, man viii
lsay 4 cost that Is size too small or too
large. A size smaller or size larger
i What hs. probz5ly needs. bot he does no;
knox what size is Wei. size in
a uoai i AZ inch. size in underwear Is two
inches. a SIZE in sock Is one inch, in col
lar half an inch. in sfirs half an inch. in
she's sEle-sixth OF an inea. in gloves quar-
ter Of an inch. and in hats oEse-eisi1th Of an
inch Very few persons ever andrrstand the
ssbednie nzrnszi
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En- 5. KASrxR

All soldiers OF the late war entitled 70 y<srl-
soa. increase End bark pay. should Al once
place their claim in the Pension Agency Of
Sol Jhl, Baer's Block, up stairs. Somerset,
Pa The present pension laws cover most
special CASES. while general pension law
may ereiusie many who can secure all tisey
ask for by giving their claim immediate sf-
ser-ioa.
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i'rt-i Raa1az sver " ". Tresuoil
,i''l- oa-ser Nam Gus aud Patrioz
s'-a-i - P,sased 60 80 fs-mer "a
-, 80 AZ ''iers in uessl q The sersioss
VIA nsneEsa faciliiies and a
e is'ie-,e- can premise t,s-t re-alss.
,. EcNuIsx. Dentisf.
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A DNINIsTRAToR's NOTICE

Estate of tsearre -EoemAEs-. dee Z ia1e q Lar
fUer Twp. Son--se1 Co Pa
Letters q Adrni a 1lstrz1fon 81 The ahs5re es-r-e
having besn granted - The ua,se-SiSnei hr ne
T-gS<- suft1rify. uOssce j. hereby g5ren = AZ
ye-sOglS f1siebfr. 70 sd es-ste . make isn--s-
ate r4y1eu-- snc fno~e naviaz claims against
TIE sane Eiil uressuf rhc-n ds-iE azt1zut5csrfsf
fr s-tt3ez1-1g Saturday. Arrii "a I-gss q fhe
-tlt -tszSee Il Il go1rs1r Es.- e. Nirse-h1i-r
PETER SHOEMAKER
DANIEL SHOEMAKER
EzEs- sllzlrlisrrs-irrs
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Fish, Fish Fish.

I.ase caught Mackerei and Lake Herring.
halves, quarters and Kits, euzlisy and weights
guaranteed, IN exchange sor wheat. oess and
bacon. Cock K BEERrrs-
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IwiIi sell at public sale all my household
goods on Saturday, the 7ih day Of April
Any person wishing TO p.urrhase, ! viii De
glad TO - then, cssne and get bargain
f McDuWEIL
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A pMIyIsTRAToRs NaTIcE

La-a7e &C Hiram ITasf. deceased leze 81 f.Fu-
cr In-keFiEz Tasnstlfp -o1asrss- -. Pa
Aesf-rs u a11zinssfrsriEtl au tlr alssre es.ate
HAVING hc.a gfS-frs1 - the r1lierSlg1l.-7 hr the
yrog-- anrtsfE. ue-ice = hereby gwen - II per-
sgs iIsetzes = sad eslEte ~ make izasnessa afe
payment EEt ttsze hsFirx ei4i1ns 1Enlrs1 the
zane - fre~z1f faeE1 lulF a1thrnrie4tez5 far
ssirieiaell ou -ar1rdtz. kgr1 >, lsss. Il TX
la.e rs<i1s1ce q deceased
JOSIAH HYATT
-2-E Adz-rfs~rztu-
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Comfortable Offices on the E-sf and second
floors Of the addition 10 Printing House
Row For particulars, inquire At this otsoe
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Hides. Fur. Bark win par the highest
cash priess fer all kinds q hi3es, p>lt- and
furs. / also want 500 cords OF Rock Oak and
Spruce bark los cords rau;ei al once
H G. CxxxrxsHAx.
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE

Estate Of sszsuel P. Miller ls1s af sss-zras. T.r
-uZerset Co. Pa. deceased
Letters testament Sry en The above s-sfAre hsr-
inx been grsn5et to the nzderSi7 By tae rrnr,-
Ezthorfy. raetiee hereby given 70 AL r-r..siS
i11eeted % s4id eS2fe u make frriaes is.s -aav-
EasEE and Jba-s having claims alztrsz rhe sane
XIII present tern dzly 4nrhe-itscz1s-s fa- srrIe
rs-nr Al the late rssdelsee x ne s.e~ea-ea Z,
S1z.Hs1- Tozzztsip On s4tnrs4y April n 1sss
JO-KPH {. NIIllR
sANrEL : NILLEK
1,s.1- Execurcrs.
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showing themselves in.ssi4ed
q i''sleaFs sss ase i.sres,r pori,,..i =
= .'e faymezt - the sane TO
-. Ser' N san-e hands my
-, = ~ p f. colis,siaa uuiii the f-a .say
~ -. 81 and aaer iia daie shey
-, '.ie'is-i b aae prooss of lsw.
--'s'iaon EEl szrs sroable to all
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Money was easier TINS srs- of April than
j, las bsen Tor mary years past Payments
were IN most 49, nszie promptly. no ex-
tension Of time was asked and there were
more iesi.lers 70 be found tlsan bo-roEers-
There zss Absolutely D. demand far money.
A number Of our local raeDey leIideTs who
came to toEn Saturday and MoTsisr with
their xallets fIii. hoping te end a rTu5iabie
investment. returned home in The evening
With nsore money than they had ieh with
in the morning Tlsis i good indication
of the pros Ferify Of the Esog'ls of tie county
since our last rsror1 marriage licenses have
been granted to the asliowEng narne.l per-
sons
orin A Kinlnsd and Aiverta stah. both
Of s,oayc-eek Township
Elmer J. Lehman and Mary HoisaPple
both . Coneu.augh Township
c. W wi;Ese-mzn. Of Dixon. III. and
Annie F. Cclem4n- ofJenner Township
Samuel 6 Whitaker. q oSse township,
and Lavenis Fog. ofCone1asaeh township.
DAVID Frey and sussnrah Nieholson, hosh
q Lover Tarkeyft,ot-
WA. W. weyaas and Ids Ann Foust,
both u Paint ToxnslIsp-
Frank : Cflzsn, of scorEdale, Westmore-
land County, and Julia Z. Eirick- q Glen
ooe
JOHN " Engbert and Cafharine l. Jan
gy-zna. both Of Allegheny Township
Freeman r. Baker, of Brshersvsiiey
Toxusilsp. znd Ida r. Rrsbrighs. Of Berlin
Noah 2. Master and Narsarr; Lnhr, both
Of Qneraaiouinx Township
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Nr J. Z. Snyder and faniily have taken
possession of their handsome new residence
on Patriot street.
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Communion =e-vices VIII be he'd IN the
Eranselical church. On Sauday evening.
April ssh. conducted By Presiding Elder D.
K Izvan-
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.XECUToR's NOTICE.
ATDIToR's NOTIcF.

ar1ff Eiili- Nellrsrr s1se'f
Tt.e u1tIsrsr1af having baeeEl aEsp.51-e.z Al
1ilrs q fa- liaIs lfaTrs - -s-asrsft Cs.1-l-z
n 1aakc .lsslfl.1-ics fshs s-n.ls il t1e hsrfs
- Eip~es Eisza F-ees=Is - Iii . Nesi-rar .ll
a. uel tss fzTussI-- ~ tlnr
1l-ey slses E.ri1e tsa- 1e Tiii a-ren5 tarh- d.
res OF sz55 sr-4i-isl1enf AZ his oIr.s u ~s-nar-
- ioruExh 60 Tue=1r tlle lslh izF q Ar-sI
~ l- se.ek - sa1 9sF uaaa
sl8s shs-e a. iz---ies Interested can z-i.-ud-
J. L FT-sH
1zr-s- Ars5i1ar
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MERCANTILE APPRAISENENT
OF
DEALERS IN MERCHANDISE. &C..
IN
SOMERSET CO., P4.

TAKE NOTiCE--Thst in Pursuance q
Il the -ever1l Acts q Assembly - this Cen
non neslit - provide rez=slue % 1aeet the de-
ll4ud upon the Treasury. and fo- other purposes
the undersigned Appraiser q Mercantile take
for aid Counfy h4s prepared List Of the tradss
IN said County. and has pisce5 each n that clzss
which 10 hin sPEear rigai, 10 vii:
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The sftenfsoa II 1piiler : directed TO ihe
advertisement of the Mizses Meyers. IN this
weeks HEEAID.
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Dr.. and Mr. J X Miller celebraiei the
izerSiesh anniversary u their marriage Al
Berlin. MoElsv evening. March aih.
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Valuable Real Estate.
TERMS
statesmen WANTED

To Sell Nursery Stock Fs-zz.-rf----
l.ill-1t ans ess1 aalfT ts r.-ara-s. -...s-sar--
III IL is.-tn-s = ra-lr iel--s-i ~ -.
a. ID rziittse rsH rariers. 81 Fr1- ana CO.
rlcz-4i 1-ef-- 81 llre - 1a-ua-
HOPPE BRO & TE0sfls
-s-aoil-4-l 49, aASE fFssIrE a.
1isrfs ArEzrr Nrr--rlr.
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Nr. Finest Kc,oser- Of Washington and
Jsfse7son COLLEGE, Is spending the Easter va
cation 81 llis home in Somersst-