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Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

THE recent inquiry made by congress
with respect to the amount of money be-
longing to the government in the hands
of the banks brought out some valuable
facts. Two hundred and n~inety-four
national banks during the year 1887
were made repositories for government
funds, the amount of which, as reported
to congress-, exceeded sixty millions, in
lieu for which the United States treas
urer held as security iifty-six millions of
government bonds. Formerly no bank
was permitted to hold at one time more
than $500 900 of these deposits but un-
der the new rules of October, 1887, this
limit was extended. The cause of this
~leniency regarding deposits was due to
the money stringency in the market last
autumn. To relieve this pressure Sec
rotary Fairchild was led to put these
sixty millions into circulation through
the banks, taking their government
bonds as security. The holding of treas
urv deposits by national banks is by nc
ment's financial dealings. Since 1854
national banks nave had in their keep
ing at one time or other government
deposits varying from six to sixty mil
lions. During the refunding operations
of 1889 under Secretary Sherman,
however, the banks held funds belong.
ing to the government to an amount ag'
gregating three hundred and thirty
millions. How far the government
shall go in making national banks it:
depository is II debatable question ant
one upon which congress will be called
sooner or later to pass careful iudg
| mont.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
Life on the Prairie.

The most interesting part of Mr.. Tod's
book deals with thesprairie and prairie
farming, says the Chicago Mail. Here
is n bit describing n sort of prairie
life
When there are no wives and sisters
on the slot" the insides of the houses
are neither tidy or tempting. asked
one settler--who had been "%batching
it," as this life is called, for some years
---how often he washed the dishes.
about once "a month in the summe +
season" was the reply. Il take them
to a slew, and, after rinsing them, give
them II good rub with prairie grass"
How do you get on with the cook
ing?n
mer after a hard days work. | got a
barrel Of sea biscuits; sometimes on
Sunday tried to cook II fowl, but it
somehow didn't come right"
"What about the spring cleaning?"
"The what?' said he in surprise.
1.-THE cleaning Of the house,
"Well, ] guess that the dogs Tail did
the most of that. Sometimes | took "a
Il broom, but it llade more dust than be-
fore"
''Aud the clothes-washing?"
1.-The rain did a good deal; | some
times gave some Of them a swill in tho
creek, but they became too little for me
afterward."
''Did you ever try starching or iron
ingy"
This provoked a great laugh.
'~'Ironing? Shirt collars are unknown
on the prairie. / think | have a few
somewhere, but where ! have no mo-
ton. Ironing? Starching? Ha, ha, ha,
ha!
/ was, however, told that a man con-
sidered himself entitled TO take a vito
if no had n team, a dollar to pay the
parson, not necessarily a wagon, al
though that looked better for the home
coming,
The experiments with the electrical
motor on the Brooklyn City railroad
have proved so successful that the pub
lie trial trip will be made to Fort Ham
ilton in a few days.
Driuk Mai,o, 25 cents a bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

THE cOnferees on the fo~rtification APP
preparations have reported to congress
a bill to expend nearly four million for
coast defenses. 1t is more than likely
that the bill will be accepted by the
house and immediate work be ordered
in the making Of new steel guns.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

IN no other city of the country would
a valuable franchise such as the one
granted to the Horse Car company on
the Eleventh street viaduct be given
away to a corporation withoutlcompen-
sation. The building OF the viaduct
was a severe tax on the property owners
OF the district assessed for its construc-
ton. The Omaha Horse railway did
not spend one cent on it. Nevertheless,
that corporation is given the use OF the
bridge without being required to con-
tribute even to the expense of keeping
the bridge in repair. Isnot this a hN-
grant disregard Of the interests OF tax,
payers ON the part Of the city council :
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

CAPTAIN ANDERSON, who abandoned
his dory, the Dark Secret, in mid-ocean
in his trip to England, sets a good ex-
ample to the democrats. If they don't
hurry and abandon their dark secret
party they will find themselves adrift
with q capsized boat in the November
ua1as
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
THE DAILY BEE.
sworn Statement of Circulate

UEV. tt. INNVTTVNN.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this Sth day of September, A. ID 1888.
NJ p. FELL. Notary Public.
etate of Nebraska, t..
County of Douglas, IS
George Il. Tzschuck. beiEg first duly sworn, de
poses and says that he is secretary of The Bee
Publishing company, that the actual average
daily circulation OF THE DAILY BEE for tho
month Of September. 1857, was 1i.l0 copies; foI
October, 1887, l4,333 copies; for November,
1887. 15,226 copies; for December, 1887. 15.0il cop
les; for January, 1858, l5,9W copies; for February,
1888, 1852 copies; for March, 1875. Is, $50 copies; for
copies; foI June, 1883, 1928 copies; for July, 1888,
1908 copies; for August, 1883, lS,1s3 copies
4 b. TZSCHUCK.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this sth day of September, A. D., 1883.
N. =. FELL Notary Public.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

How ~candidly and how innocently
the Herald chirps OF democr attic success
to comel One would think, to read its
prattle, that there are not a handful of
republicans in Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

THE girl of the period knows her
rights. A Providence young lady has
taken hers IN the shape of death be-
cause her mother had the presumption
to ask her aid in household affairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

"BAp MEN" are once more breaking
loose in the Black Hills, and yet there
is no talk Of lynching. The old mimi G
town vigilantes have evidently emf
grated to Nebraska.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

MORGAN CRANE, who is trying to fly
his political kite in Loup county, will
find u that the old thing wobbles
badly. Traitor Crane can't use the
people of his district as a taIl for his
soaring aspirations.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

CANDIDATES do not take kindly to
criticism Id Georgia. Two Atlanta edi-
tors bave just been thrashed by IN
aspirant to the legislature, and the cam
paign has only just begun.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
DOCTOR
]. CRESAP MCCOY,
late of Bellevue Hospital, Kew York;
Succeeded by
DOCTOR
CHI Al

DOCTOR I
CHARLES n. JORDAN,
Uate OF the University of New York City ana
Howard University, Washington, u, ..
HAS OFFICES
No. $40 and 311 Range Building
Corner Fifte and Harvey SITS, Omaha, Neb,
where all curable cases are treated
with success.
Note-Dr. Charles NJ. Jordan has bsen resi-
dent physician for DIR. Mccoy, in Omaha, for
the past year and IL the physician who has
made the cures that have been published
weekly IN this paper.
Medical diseases treated skillfully. Consump.
tion, brights disease, Dyspepsia, hheumatism.
and all NERVOUS DISEASES. All diseases PEI
cnliar to the sexes a specially. CATARitH
CURED.
CONSULTATION at ONCE or by mail, 81.
ONCE hOurs-a 10 II "A. m, z to 4 y. m, 7 to sp.
m, Sunday Office hours from . a. m. to l p. m.
correspondence receives prompt attention.
MANY diseases are treated successfully by DIR.
Jordon through the maiis,and 1t IS thus possible
S~ECcESSFUL HOSPITAL TREATMENT AT
THEIR HOMES.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

MIR. CLEvELAND's letter of sccep-
tance needs a postscript. In it he did
not say a single word about a second
farm
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

Mr.. THURMAN is said to sleep with q
snuff box under his pillow and a ban
danna fer n night cap. What he does
with his cholera morbus is not stated.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

The pity is that the false friends of the
Indians, whose motives are wholly self
ish, should have 80 great an influence
with them.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13
Every Man of Them a st. George.

TWFTHHtTTHNW ITWts,
Senators may exercise a little caution in
tw%istingthe tail of the British lion, but when
it comes to defying the Chinese dragon they
are all on hand and eager for the fray.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

The experiments with the electrical
motor on the Brooklyn City railroad
have proved so successful that the pub
lie trial trip will be made to Fort Ham
ilton in n few days.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-09-13

Dr,uk Mal,o, a5 cents a bottle.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
pROgR

of the Sunday school teachers Ia sttnte to be held at shady Grove August ad, 1sss, beginning at7 P m.
 What is theory worth vitnoat practice, by c ". Brooks 1'he duty of parents Q chl. dren, by D. Br Ieuthal
 Friendship anu home, Y ]. C. LiehIyter.
 6eetatioa, by Sylvia MaHe5 } Recitation by l1a Thurman. 6 Recitation, hy Gefsie Netstoth lin
 [ DecIamatiou by Caar.e Mayo~ What sboald the sfH8eraa. as E II aleGlathiln
 Recitation, by EaaaIe4att 1e How to come ta Gh4sF N Sagle.
 ! Recitation, by Naama aueaa 1 Recitation, b1 Josie Issel ter
 J F. HaA o
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
GOSSIP CHR0NICLEB RB NEWS
 PENGILEHs.
tems of Interest Picked up OR Oar Street Corners During the Pasf
 Seven Bays.

Seven Bays.
 How about fixing lip the ccme- cry?
 c. ". Wnght was al Fayetteville Thursday.
 Wardie Lane made I trip to Huntsville this week.
 We were a day late last week on account of the pie uic.
 Warrantee deeds anl ehatel mort- res for sale at this .ise.
 Miss Clara IIaiues. eF BeatoaFIIle visiting Miss Lena clagpaol.
 Rev. B. c. Matthew. preached at Rogers Sunday and Sunday night. J.M. Ilansberry has moved into his new dwelling south oi the Al- ventists church.
 R. E. Renner, the popular rest auratcur has new sign. IL waa painted by John Jackson.
 $. B Henderson and family Of Imboden, Ark, are VI foas tie iam .ly of James Bo3son at thiz place Charley Stokes has pair of coats trained Q wora 4H aesea.g omc oXcitenant on arr "hea they appear.
 Our job department h teea busy this week turning eas fssa class iob work of aII kinds a nave any work m th5sliaa
 call. Ne guarantee s4as.aetaa Rev. \. ". Mister who a9" n charge ot the Frosty tcriaa rharea at thls place will hee.o 2 proraeted meeting here Inc ec- oad sa5fsth n Aasazt Alt ags cordially invited.
 Will Wager and E. D. #sa woxoaae aea, oftEa4sfz sz55f 5fa.ts town Monday 5a4 H5a some odeers printed at fHFs eee r ae biz pic=utc which NIL. h. al.4 t tbat place SataeaaE m=
 Bert Williams has ben 9a in 1e western fart.ofth- e+#H5t- t1r . few weeks. hut arrived hasss .t--t 9f lhe week. Bert is aetlHE ia.le -a sale Egu thatWs UHaf# tHs western part oi the ee#t5 .@stt him 4reat=eHeouraas aashtett=
 Prof ". W Lmlea F'e springs, was in town Saturday aaI made THH NEWS pleasant h. Pref. Lunay was 7n hls s0a Tea Ridge where he Will have e#ar.sa of n artbemaie8et5el. ha3 charge of the school a Elm s.tr.n-ss last term and proved iimsellt5 he an able instructor.
 There will be a meeting Ii h. office of G5Ii& EiaeeaaeH aEat I t m. Saturday, July -Ist, fer the Far pose of orgaujzna q Prohibition Club. Allpcrson- WhoEel8 8 ia terost in the development oI tae strength of the party afe carauli3 invited to he presentaa5Et lake p4u in the proceedings
 To Ladies Of ". Y. saeisss octH Methodist church of sPains3alc:
 Owing to bad weather and som other unforeseen -hindrauees ou Society did hot hold fts reeu.a month ly meeting on Fraay Ia at We earnestly desire to meet tb members all in attendance ou Tae- day l7th inst, 2:a0 a. n at th Methodist church, as We h8ve som, matters of home interest ta lay h5 fore them. Other ladiss of the to N who may desire to unite with IL either as members, or as friend and aiders n a good work are mo-, cordially invited to meet with us a that time.
 Mas. JAS. A. PEHBfEa. Pres't.
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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Patents. tuU fr4Ga II E5 eat #ei itEeera tarlisaitu 6ss r sH taaae tll hd 4gs iAE 3 l3Asz al H8ea .1 and Ha ef5.t4Eee Hattr71 ttra secured. ~eha for LIN Eit1a1 tliDt
 kSsIsIE II. H0t t5l N Nash.fEtuu r =
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

N rN9&N or the good things of tlf @ A-@ es3 lie are sorF5W4u.fy I-t alone on account If Dyspepsia hci-ara Dyspepsia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion ard Constipation; H8ld @ .fesll,vo guarantee at 2J and 5o cents. by
 N. |. Winton.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
WARNING ORDER.

L.fare i ] Hale Justice af tHr 'eatt fer @aaiagdale .ls aa.R @HtiHa- da ie. Nasa.IE aH Jeuug Arsalsgs. lIe eHH#iIEd.tle tanmng 1aIaHaas t4 e8rp0ra ian aHt., G.t HHIaHsa4d J D Roberts. ..a- ing haa5as uu4et stetaa na.He sf HflsG hahsEt at h Gfa. aia. l5esgll.eatts. Ihe aet1e.ass- G. E, Hita#afHs 8d .nt .GiDl N.El.tt f9.tal-
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

 wee at 'rrottestlia a-aav.
 av2 Mis- Leo arog... linz thr fa@dfa.c q FgF5teeif'c.
 James DaPrscaad paIias l'caro8 arc fmeFa springs aoa rlcasWp trlp~
 NJ Edwin Shelby. Of Ft Smith is stopping in spriagdale fr the summer.
 taeta will Iio1eoHb and wife, are in Madison county visiting -elaetge# af tIe later.
 $ B.Morlan, eonaresIoa mcr- chant, of kansas City, Mo. WIS in toan tb.s week.
 sEFee5 working nest Monday anl Tuesday. Tho aromo offer of oafz za5 good
 H.P. Gregg brought .a bunch af Johnson esass ths week winch measured feet inches.
 Mrs. br. Putnam. af aveucviife. accompanied br Ni5 Viii Wright. aflIa sPm2s, A.sIt2a Mrs. B. r. Dea4er this week.
 bf. Curtis is ia town selling cam- liaaam liver and kidney pads a4d e.tf8e ffeo shows at night. IL draws quito crowd.
 Hfs. F8aHle Baai#, =5f Jaae's Sore. k visiting the family Of 5taas H94san. ahe is q daughter of z5f.=had-oa.
 Graaa9e6a8 8resameF
 y department If 5ba
 a Puf fe=abao. building H.za assaz.s=ss
 D=Gearea e5aa6d fa thls week baasaaf7 temaaae#a3 growing aataa ma Inc tomatoes a6a=atz aarsean < 5t- formed.
 ga.z thc aaz ssaaf la sFfiHsA5ls. ts8rsee7 Taa ### N-# ...fe ree fa Iaa4a I.:r5 2araA "Ea 1 
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  5sH fH SeH eaf..r aasa enthusiastic -pae.afaaa aaIse aE HasI ;. H aN.f'e #s# i= They ve-r mlHa sa7Palte-  et.fe eaae4ys ta iaf.la# zaa.t..lae ez.les4 t'lar,cseat mmth a uillmakean asers.e af aH asaata turing
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 etsle aas, ean aEera 5atl enc house ggts6ea aa fae sa.iae# etee4 seeF 4of laaat @aatH IHa sae eaF we boom -pr e1aIe. Lcttae eoa8 F e.s e#at.gae.
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 Hcuaa= =te=saaer and .iu- t @azE k Fight mi wa eaa 141ar3 b 2 city pneas At1fese fire cllferas oa
 D. .lirl1. X. 1aHt5s. tAe "kiH4 dentists hs taa the last te4 evenings 1ern ais#a aFaa air saa= eefta on otgr tEeets aad eEt5cf iaz teeth frceof charge. Tds he doas Hlt4 aasa5a .l8 a9 fsH aad with iisHfius iil,y rapdztE. II haf We Woe.a aae to kHaa haW does ae aeeo8f f-h it.
 7. e. iaeeabai5f k offering ; rev t4 for .he Haa taat circulated the aeraG, th.t. he sigro4a ca.i iar 4 naelt4g ot the plohihlllauist5- Bro aeeaaa.lef. th.9 k too Har. ub.e An ezp aaatIoa due t5e Democracy. Gome0F 5a1 indicate foUa |.
 EA sAajn, L=J Ba7 Lean. @ Daeis aal Hm Thompson af H. Aea. Wore n lo@a nearly ati ti9#g. l1y Feta1l,.a laa 5 country iG mich 1o Iaeale aal aHe well 3Ia 4aaS. H. Arkansas Alr eii called ia had faH sH#s sent to his aa1Fess in Ne braslsa. tor which ao. h4s eur thanks. They teft this morning golag south. IaE NEWS iHtimated last week tHat there woall be ea welding -6au
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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 4'iaH t5 Ha=a fa4' proof n taa h.s eisF9. aHl tH,gJ said s=# a ftbe 94.la IsEoua tuttE .I4dga aHsiastoa Ga. Ark aa Fay egiil8 zsEezsaF IIH zS5H, fs MA: EHsHda E ksssa ar,ef EaH eHlY wi0eW 8. &tlas ] izzHtr Iee'a &o. bgo3 far the Nf V.. ~ge. !, II Is x r 2S ". lie Ha-4a.a=a a.zt s4= ssttnessa3 le paeEe AtsgaatHu0us residence upaa, and eua- =a. ia1 ai aaia aEat. iZ. William a# s~ ~5eaHs z A. b0Yd, aad a If tAHe-eh
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

Don't fa5l t8 call Ut B. 2. Bea1 er * Ga.<. 55=d see thefimmeaze stock of shoes. 9fba pest In town.
 Thaa 1.aa I,. aHese- Il B. r. @eaFeH 65 Cos. are good f7f the #Hf5
 Hzs H4 men s as F. Gea.zH az ( \. are sziff.z.
 Mem #ae shoes ziz= They mast aa beas-c.s .5 tae aiael.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

H#t0Heeat Harrison Ark.l
 I3.NE zazII. I-S-l Saaee.s .s herrb9 zHsaa a#a the f5l= lowing naad settler las 6tHd notice aI Lis RteatiGHto make ##8i#Faal n sup TaEt at Hls am. ..=aH sat proof NfH Fe Hade hglafe G1ltl. Judge. Benton e. Ara.. at EaHtoaytte HeH=
 .iiH =8 . iar tfe Sa sa &a eEes# Ea1A Sis2I ss 8e IsEazss tGe following NllA.sslt Ia Pr 5e ff= continuous ftSfztHtf upon dad raltt a5laa VI. s.5=t i5sd v51 IlaTs e5s N Ga as1l .ie5az#aH h. Brown. Es###H8t Naf Bs '#aa Phi lips al a4 is=a#H.I- AHk
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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aTRn ea WoHdsrs eSizt m thousands ssfF &ai 0lma. hat are surpassed by . .Aa the marygts 9f invention. Those aHs are in need ai profitable work that eaH he done while 4iffaeat home should n aaee seiM theiH aa ifess to iIailet k e5#. 7aHtHnd. Maine, and receive free faff aIorH4tIo# haV either sex of ali 5ets. esa gaEu from s5 q SD paf daS zs#4#4 ards wherever theY live YoH free. Capital not Iequred. zaHe #sass made or in aSiHgle day .sl zlls work tf! succeed.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

    Clover. a5#g sae5st tar sale=at.iea Ifyaa want the aHs 4eraf t0rt'.. s0al.1e0d ard Jtivcr ChilI, ea p.eH eaag O. Jno. t. Harris X Bra
 iI line Oliver and saaga Bend aaiftrd rTv iU TIC Te5f aG Jno. 2. arris { Erp Park teeas tbe best eisas in t8 ,eu
 ONBiGs fol milk sEate yHo latest hevenraga.
 That ap5F trimmer d F. 4. i Daily work ffHe a charm.
 Hatiee. T. yoa owe II. \. DaiIE, Pag Hjm as he IS compelled to have his mon e5.
 Buy wall paper ofII. A Daily. He has iast received an improved paper trimmer No charge for trimming
 We are headquarters f5s tobacco and elearz.
 H. \ RsfzY Best line of tfnvaro ever brought lo Sprinea9le atJno. F. Harris \ Bros, No exceptions H. X, Bai1yf7r express wagons For soda pop go to Ronner's# res ta5rant.
 Il. A. Daily for Milk and Lemon. ade shakes.
 Go to Parker tormill: shai-ze Pay F. A. Daily all Eoa 5H4 hiu he needs tae money.
 Forele, Cheap. w haze f@r sale five bolts, uhrs elevators line ahaitiae. etc. Nc will zeaI at almost aaf price.
 PE4He=s BHaz=. Hal. ha.<es at Old 8i.1z. Al Feez5H= indebted so E. H.. ' ,lsh viii please call 4ad sttie the amounts.
 &e tim val pap2s He of charge.
 n#k ns5z4z FHe 6azt f#zaa rear.ifaas aas sa If s5aze tilIz Shakes sts3## afz aHe.
 Il. \ p6fsz fsf=2.aJa4# sh4 sz. Pike za#ze =l5cns. eazs a8# af.. Hde a# e#a#=5z Holaa# . F#z4. faerad
 Ta&ea.eias af 3i5l.s shase and e98. of.
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 4l iiaa=az4=aii f4aas .a H3= b4usa4 Il sol l.. i Faad tHo aa ofJ.A e B.aca OH fazt a9e
 Just received et II. \. Dailv's he finest H55#e= el @itagv ado aee 6roa# ##f 3e SH''H dale. Ttr a class afmill shakes 0n- Y at II. \. Daily drag slofc. I.at7s in watt of Inc heaz should eaH aa4 es8HiHe Dodsoa Cos haud Ha5e s'5o"s. every ra'r tas.
 For corn % te Thae Parker 5a-t taia& afia Milk shakes oi, cents ae P. A.Nalls.. Money saved5s money made, you can do so b9 buying 4oaf goods at Bod>ou { Cos.
  Those who owe us for goods bought .e lss7 will please come forward and settle at aaae-We need our money.
 DeBsoN { Ge. Go to Bob Orr loryaur frait can. Heaviest tan can o% ff3e Maf ef and W1rlanfaa
 Inquire at j. L. McQuati larHiee- y paeaez e08auy bacon. Say BHhayey yaa examined tbcsc inc boots at badsor X C.. their S2.53 beet is worth S3.5o Cider and sela pep af fea at pukers.
 Goto DaiIy's for milk s'e2e. only cents
 The five cent prints at BodSon @
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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l have at my place a saaal black mHta wJh very largo hea i, which came to my place June 2a The oaner ctn have s.me by calling Tor mule and paying for this1otiee.
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 &a#e ifsaesf Naf tHat tsi' iaf- zH. named afI.af H8s tilJ natice 4 intention i8maka iaal pfaat in apast VI. hi5 etaiH and tba said afaai HiIlhouade hetare County lttas 4llI1j .'si tsf.. .4Fk stt tf3 q tsYIlie n ItI -55E. ls }iI. NMtH9 UElck4u33- widow og D.nH33 N ! f.ta .NaUrg4 ed. Ii + No. 1I1l. lal tlie
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 le IFHff He loioNiHs wit ta press H#. eaai almrs geslds e9#H gF1n. and cultivation ai, said l4H5 FiI. Ja5Pal G0at,,rf War Eagle zI58 .Egk, Jacob ". EUSs, q War h.asla. Jackson Greenhouse, of @Hllag @ a#d Jesse Rase eai Spring Valley.
 Il. (. 1Iif0N Begistcr.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

B. F. Denver & Co, pay cash for all kinds of produce.
 Taat l. oar soap atB. I. Deater < c., for F cents is very cheap.
 E. r. peaver X Co., have some jobs ia clothing to eIa#a# oat Yer. cheap.
 E. r Baaee1 < Co, haze ! hand- some lne ofwhite goods ani their prices =eft them.
 The trio cigar is the best , cent cigar in town and only kept hY E. f. Denver < Go.
 Smoke the trio cigar if you want the best liaYana filler.
 By that 3 F. bar s5a9 at B. r Denver < G0'sfor only 15 cents.
 Mone7isseer botaIi5d5 goes a ere4t NaY etB F, Deaea { Co.'s.
 Inc following pr.-.z VII tc good aur ale4 E.t7s yet
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

All aecag5ts maie# V1th B F DeaXcl,& Cu. in l-sl must he sctllcd a. once orthey will be plaeed oIa ief ea Ie1lIuA.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
For ite Cheap.

w haze far sale five bolts, 3 1uhrs elevators line anaitiue, etc. Nc will se1i a6 almost aas PHiee.
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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Bring them ait along, il you wish as we can it thcm out with the gods trey need, Ne have just received . larger stock than ever. w. IaF the pieast line ef haots. shoes aRd aag goods exer openel up in tHis town, and they tgo e.t to seii.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

How about fixing Up the ccme-
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

e1ale aas, B avcra4 aa.l enc house letlfea= =ddaiae+ HH ese1f a=ez a8f Idaat uaatzs Iaass .Ae aaF we iuam ~pr gaaie. Let tje eoa. # s#E 5HHt tsaEe.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13
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Al HaesaH# indebted e8 E. +. 5f,ish ujll please call 4u sttle thc amounts.
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

slaaiu, Fl@J. Ba44 Lean. da DaNis aal Em. Taompsou af s.#H. Aea. Wore n town nearly ti Tiny lFe t.l3l,.i ta r country ir which 8o lae#e aal are well I.e 8ta '. H. .ArkaHsas. Nf aait eaIlal=i8 a8 had Inn sH# sent to his aa4rea- in Ne brsska tor ahiahlo.h4s cur thanks. They left this morning Eolag south.
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The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

T. you owe II. \. DaiIs, fag him ss he's compelled tohaze his mon ey..
The Springdale news., 1888-07-13

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