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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

The Okanogan wv. T) Outlook Is
considerably hurt over the statemen,
made by traveller that tue only per-
sons worth going to see in that vicinit.
are Wild Goose Bill. Okanogan smith
and Texas George. Other citizens Of
Okanosan mentioned by the 0utlook
are Shookum the Trapper, Sunrise
Jack, Yellowstone Jim, Buckskin
Charts. Dogskin Bill. Okanogan Bill.
Badly Brown, Tuff Nut George, Baldy
Huff, Wild Bill. Wenatchee Bill and
,,,x oro,,u othprs
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1888-12-22

q Host A1WhS did yogstrfke BY aoges,
He oply shifted ut you" Visitor,
,'Well, you don't expect me 70 wait Til
he has Rad u taste OF me. do you"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

on ground. A well-dressed English lady
standing up and rowing her goudola as
spiritedly as she might ride a horse. The
sun shining over, around, and into all
these objects, dressing them in n glcry OF
Colors.
All Of a sudden = fog begins to fall, the
white winter veil with which Venice often
covers herself. 1t descends IS suddenly as
a Scotch mist, making ghosts o. the pal
aces on either hand and q mystery OF the
very water through which We glide. We
feel our way hcmeward in this new and
sudden night, creeping along with the
silent and cautious steps OF our boatman' !
paddle. Scarcely q sight is TO be seen now
in this city of sights.
Now We begin to notice sounds from the
shores; they come as if from another world
-clatter of leather and wooden shoes upon
the narrow pavements; hurried and pause
less conversations, such as Italians only
can produce; songs from here and there,
opera tunes rendered very accurately, for
the common people here can sing the most
intricate of airs, and their musical ear Is
perfect in every semi-tone; great mello%
notes of bells from unseen cathedrals in
the distance.
Aud so we sail homeward through the
magic city, wondering il 4 clear sky Will
to. morrow uncover her half-iaded Glories.
WILL CARLETON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

"II,l"s b.,u., Elr..os drcys-.. Il dot2"
Il don't think that was the poor wo-
man. name" said Rosey simply; she died
ot yellow fever at New Orleans as Signora
~somcb0dy.'
Her ignorance seemed to Mr.. ReDshaw
s1 plainly II plrtake more OF the Il than
the provincial that he heSitated to explain
to her that he meant the heroine of an
opera.
E'It seems dreadful to put on the poor
things clothes, doesn't it, she added.
Mr.. Eaushaw's eyes showed so plainly
that he thought otherwise that she drew
n little austercly towards the door of her
stlterGOm.
- must change these thiuge before any
one comes, ~ she said dryly.
That means | must 20, | suppose. But
,uuldu't yOu let me wait here or in the
ungway until then, Miss Mott? | am
going away tonight, and ] mayn't see you
agaiu.'' lie had not intended to say this,
hut i: Slipped from his embarrassed tongue
She stopped with her hand on the door.
You are going away? -
''I--ttink-I must leave tonight.
have some important business in Sacra'
Iaonto."
She raised her frank eyes TO his. The
unui>takabIe look of disappointment that
De saw in them gave his heart a sudden
throh and sent the quick blood to his
cheeks.
ITS too bad, " she said, abstractsdly
"Noh0dy ever seems to stay here long.
Capt. Bower promised to tell me all about
the ship and he went away the second
week. The photographer left before lie
finished the picture of the Pontiac; Mon,
s;eur de Ferr;ercs has inst gone, and now
YOU are going
Perhaps, unlike them, l have finished
nv season OF usefulness here he replied,
with 9 bitterness he would have recalled
thc next moment. But Rossy, with 4
f,,nt sish. saving, - won't he long en-
,srrd the state room and closed the door
behind her.
Renshaw hit his lip and pulled 1T the
I,no siIk-n threads OF his wCstache uGtrl
trev smarted. Why had he not gone AZ
,n,r, Why was T. necessary to say he
mich. not 500 her agaiu-and II ne had
sid II. why should lie add anything more:
What was he waiting for now; 70 en-.
6ssvrr 10 prove to her that he really bore
no resemblance to Capt. Bower. the photo
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

THE usual treatment OF catarrh is very
unsatisfactory, rs thousands OF despairlne
patients can testify. On this point a trust
worthy medical writer says: Proper locaI
treatment is positively necessary 10 sue
cess, hut many, if not most of the RENE
dies in general use by physicians afford
but temporary benefit. A cure certainly
cannot be expected from snutls, powders,
dopchcs and Washes Ely's Cream Balm
is IL remedy which combines the important
requisites OF quick action, specific curative
powers with perfect safety and pleasantness
TO the patient.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
The Only Remedy
FOX
Contagious Blood Poison,

Nr. y. T Adams, Union, South Clr1llrt
writes " WA, afflicted with "a terrible ",,
4 blood poison for about Ihlrtr"n months. /
was treated 10y the best physicians, HIl 70 'i
various kinds pf remedies. huf Received l'
.Ibstantial relief. nually tried the Nwii.
specific, aui aisDUt four bottles cure! IT.
sound AMI we'll
Col. D.. II. Eir,cr. editor and proprietor 81,
Nu.u,t 3 Isl. write, When | wa.
4 Young man, through iudlsrrcN"n. ] con
lrtgttrt u disease which has stuck 10
me for Years. Some nyu or six !".tT
since | WAS troubled with pains, - rs C"
make Il dIi1rult for ~" tu wax. HaNihg
advertised the :. 5. 5. In NY pllrr fursrN'Iol
years, | concluded | would Try Il {" 7"'
here MAS any efficacy ia the medicine. ]
'rmincurHi using It according To dIT"ctI.L-
aud used llIif dozen bottle, was once ~ a
Nu, station aud, getting l'ft. walked uIr
,ov"n miles AMI have never fcIi any r'tuf"
+ the obi maltdy. hftcr experiencing no
good effects | must say ! am satisfied VIII,
"a" result. avn sixty eight years ~ aG" ana
feel now lik" 4 yuuu man ann can =" L.
he case when necessary ana 81 W. from slN
20 oight thousand ems MIthout in! Iu'''i
sentence. | send you this without LOl!cs'A
tlpn.
sir. f. Worhl. 81 NurIh Avenue, CL.cug".
Jud,r dat" uI jun" -, 1871. writes. lI''''
tmv duty To- thank you Tor th" euro : p"
'riyDtl from your excellent m'f..y.Hu. lr"u
tTHCtria very r"yrT" ease - bIp'Hi poison
M about two years ago. HHa.riM- - !"ai
IIt"Iluf"ltt. went 10 81 hlNs bl''N'# W. l'f
urIr'ur - wHirHi persuaded ne G. lnh o.
pTrllratiuu = hts own, which ~" sa'H y o..
t,fF' cure. u>rI sIt hotties 81 LIS slnl
tnd grow wors" all tho time. ~ lat ltHt
!is-IIstrI AMI t"-pUir',i 81 q care. ! met .
lr.rul who told mr that Your 'w'fi.r.u" iafi
,urgu him. went t. a." samf druggist
Isaiu ami demanded your mrl!rIu" Her
Iurtautly ~plt he, twri..' hott."s, HIi ] ava
low perfectly cured. ] writ" tut- for tn
urnrit ~ sufferers, To- prevent th'IT lrlHS
deceived hy fil-O re- presentations. thank
YOU again for the benefit derived from S"H'
med clue"
DR.. i. \. Cheney, a prominent ply -''iH''
TrsidiuE IN EilaNill', Schi"y count, '''''a'
IN e hotter TcruUUtlug tho iufalIllI' -Ur"''~f
IN" has IN curing contagious tlHn' l'.h".'
eases In his extensive" practice. MfIivr
Those who know N" almost lu'Ni'A.I"
permanently dangerous effect, - Lm,E'Hi
VIII welcome your discovery ~ : ) - e
hr0n To- humanity. TIL" medical Ii"ir'7iru.
always wary nf Proprietary mr'i!rlH u
rumiEE slowly. and ~ sunIo Cn',', '''T'if,
L. the u-. - s. :. =. la Ch~rS ~ hl'a"l "'~
order. ~ unur-'' u Iurdlniu" ihhi eur
poisoning In H. worst form must Iuriiy IhE
blood 81 ryery ilrurirr."
TruItlsg ON Blood amt skin Disease mHII"l
free. IrE N"ifI HIt' III I O."
Drawer ., Alfalfa, -
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
Rnckmn,s Arnics Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChilbIsins,
Corns and all the Skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
il Is guaranteed 10 give satisfaction oil
money refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by Logan q Co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

W. d. Suit, druggist, bIPP",' lTu,'
iestiies: ~ can recommend Electric BIT
ters as the very best remedy. Every not
tie sold has given relief in every case One
mar t66k si1 bottles, anil w@S 'lfeu o.
rheumatism of 10 years standing Ahra-
ham Hare. druggist, Bellevue ono al
firms: The hest selling medi'l"' l nave
eyer handled in ny ~ gears tN"'''S''''
j. Electric Bittcrs ThouSlujS 81 DINERS
have added their testimony, 80 INA the
verdict is unanimous that Electro h'tterS
do cure all diseases Of the LAYER, N'NnFS u!
Blood. only q hali doI.a: a '''lle 1T
Loyan x Co : drug store
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
An End to Bone Scraping.
L.

Edward Shepherd, OF Harrisburg, III,
aavs: "Haying received 50 much benefit
from Electric Bilters, | feel it my duty to
let suffering Humanity know Il. Have had
a running sore on my leg for eight years;
nv doctors told Inc | would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputated. used,
instead, three bottles of Electric Bitters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and ms leg is now sound and well"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica Salye at 25c.
"A box BY LOgan& Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
MnnGcrLnL Cnrrs.

". u. Kovt Is Co, Wholesale 3nd he
tail Druggists of Rome, Ca. say enar
been selling Dr.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bucki'n : Ar3lci
Salye Tor two years. Have never N"ou.eI
remedies THAI sell 50 well, or give sucn
universal satisfaction. There nave peen
some wonderful cures efectct ~ ihese
remedies ia this city. Several cases OF pro
pounced consumption have been e4,Ie!y
c~rcd Inv 1.a Of a few bottles Of ur. Kings
New Discovery. taken in connection WITH
FIertrig Bitters. We guaranteed them al
ways, Sold hy Logan 4 Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
annd nesuIts Ia Every Case.

D. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with II severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced &c
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con,
sumption, did 40 and waa entirely cured
nv use o. u few bottles. Since which time
ne has used it in his family for all COught
and Colds with hest results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan x Co.. Drug
store.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
The Cause of the Gloom


ArtdHsltS TrGUtler.
In a Kentucky town. Stranger ito ma
tive -"YOurpeople seem TO hedepressed. y
"YeS, we have suffered an awful ca
lamity."
Financial crash?"
mo, worse than that. Buck Spillers is
dead"
Your Mayor, l SUPPOSE
"Oh, no; he kept the Dew Drop Sa-
loon"
Must have been a prominent man."
mo, not particularly"
Then why should his death cause such
general sadness"
"Why, you see, his wife has decided to
keep the saloon closed until after the
funeral"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
H Err ANSWER.
E g.. ~ LIE.

u IT ~ T-T|T
She asked for time her choice IN make;
l gave consent for her sweet sake.
For weeks I waited for her her word
To tree me from my fears absurd.
My heart beat high with Joy and hope.
As quick seized the envelope;
Alas, alas for me regards,
Her answer was-thelr wedding cards.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

The KentuCkian on the Bald Fork Of
Troublesome, who rides twenty miles every
week to get his newspaper, is an honor tc
his State. and deserves 4 free pass to the
Commercial and Industrial Exhibition.
There ought to be that kind OF Kentuck-
ians ON all the creeks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
NJ. :G3-A Double Oblong.

Ollyug No. IL. The sum OF $1,000 400 sterling
,. External appearance. $. Choice. / \ plague
3. Opposing point in II portion or particle OF mat
ter. &. Closely confined. " \ Kind OF plane
used 10y joinCrS.
OI'ylj So. II 4 short note. >. To be VIC
lent. 3. A wooden ring fixed 10 II stay To coIlhl,
the sails. J.. Begins at Ash "Wednesday ami end
at Easter. g.. Cunning. .. Labor. :. \ sinai!
l,mjt animal.
MIN The space Uctwcou the two uhlOngs write
downward a word meaning seasuuAbly. Ia,
combined ubluugs Will then read acro>, A. fol
luws
l. A prrprudiruiar line :. Money paid i0i
,Hrriarr An ulirluus fellow. (. NUNiuus u
health. %. An AthruiHu magistrate. O. A les
,iyal OF the Jews. =. Part Of How
4. Is GISSEE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
No. 16I.-A Charade.

No. 16i,-A Charads'
w fret is often sung,
And of declined by youth.
From Saxon ii dill come
4 useful word iors0Oth.
NJ second is, alone,
4 scuSelcs> thing not thief
And If c0mbiWud,I own,
With man it forms ii COssaCN Chief
NJ Rir,t j, like Il King,
u al the head doth stand
Unlike the birds that sing,
It's always found m hand.
w ..nr.t swings 10 and irO
10 EEcyt her sister fair,
Ia liuv ut JOY or woe,
Her voice Is always Their
VI, sIu'. How rslI d, Col
A wife most true ! know,
Whose name a. all abroad
Amuur hulh friend and foe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

iHiPdNIeutIY Wlen the uHpI OPsltu duu Sue
returned.
She had resumed her ordinary calico
gown, but such was tho impression left
upon Rsnshaw's fancy that she seemed to
yea it with a new grace. At any other
time he might have recognized the change
as due 10 4 new corset, which strict verac-
lty Compels me to record ROsey mad adopt
ed for the first time than morning. How
belt, her slight cOquetry seemed to have
passed, for she closed the open trunk with
Il return OF her old listiesS air, and sitting
on it rested her elbows On her knees and
her oval chin in her bands.
81 wish you would do me a favor, y she
said, after j reflective pause.
Let me know what it is and it shall be
done, replied Reushaw, quickly.
"lf You should come across Monsieur de
Ferrieres, or hear of him, | wish you would
let me know. He vas very poorly when
he lett here, and l should like to know if
he was better. He didn't tell father; but
| fancy he and father don't agree"
81 shall he very glad OF having even
that opportunity of making you remember
me, Miss Nott,' returned Renshaw, with
u I"'At Nln'''' ~" ,"pPN W
IL would hS very "','ru'V /" Ss' news "
your 'rIeh" every "'"J '''"' " A"'"
him.
h"t hOL ~ l "!"' SH'u i''7e9' VII" "H
M. Renshaw opened his brown eyes
upon her. Was he mistaken; was TINS
romantic girl only u little Coquette, play
ing her provincial airs on nm; GU say
he and your iither d!an'i agree; II
means, | suppose, mat Jou ana ne ag'eeu
and that was the result.
81 don't think father knew anything
about II, sad hoSFy, s'mply'.
a'r' H'''Sn'" roae' qua LUIS was ""1'
ne hNu heeh "A,'io@ 10 neil Lv'"NP''
he SAld ETlmIY you "o1!I also IKE news
OF the photographer ana OaP'' DS"e'' o.
olu your lA'n'r agree VIII" 'l'lu uSl'ei'
NO; E1'u I'''eF qu''1IE' 'T1
maine" Sl.cHt !9' = moment III" li''nS
lushes said, Father always seemed ="
agree with you, and that she hesltated.
That's why you doh.l.
i a'uh.tS say tha'' S''H I'o''y WIN "l
i~ncongruous increase oi colon'SS an" SUioI
"h'y meant 10 say u was INA. %I'o "a
ul"NCS " HeVm ~ "''" "" -
now
ACCOMPLISHMENTS HIS previous "''1,
nation kenShaW ioHN" h'h'7Ci S'I''hs
down again. Confuse" ana I'e"aC''
wishing ne h"l s"iH more" ,e'' "'
SAID nothing, ana i'o'Iy WIS o'''H 10 ""
ilnue.
Its strange, Ism f-ouI l''he. ""S
nTuFnw me ma ulJTnlIp 10 ll4kG Il WISH 70
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
Waterbury, Vt, Jan. 2Orh, ~.

T,ari1>is. Eczema. Tutor. hauFMrr'I; i!cIou,
P.uriuis. sga.I Head, MIX Crust. nandruH, Bar.
hcr>'. Bakers GrDyrrs' and Measurements Itch,
aud every species Of Itching, EGrui"g. Scal".
Pmply Eumori Of The SKIN nid scalp aud
R,oDl. with Loss ri Hair, are positively cuirt 10y
jJIIuu.n. the great skin cure, ami ,rTlCr" 4
Soar, an Exquisite skin Bruul.irr externally,
and CrUgyEA RE~p.yEST, the ne" HiOoi Pun.
inrcrually, when physicians and ali other rene
dies fail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

hr,d rrtil DO sends for ,sm. e., Mr. Rem
shaw h,l taken The lott
Ert ALTHOUGH Mr.. Rrnshaw had taken
the loft. b. ill not seem III haste to oc-
cury IT, He spent pay, of the morning in
r9,.,sffy rar,9.s his room. in occasional sal
lies into the street from which he purpose
Ir~Slv returned. and once or twice in dis
taut and turtjre contemplation OF Rosev at
work in the galley. This last observation
WIS not ~uuuoticed by the aStule Mott, who
at once conceived tina; he WAS uOUyiShing q
secret aud hopeless passion for ROsey, he
utn to consider whether il was not his
duty to warn ihe young man of her pre-
occupied affections. Rut Mr.. Heushaw's
final disappearance Obliged him to with
ho.d his confidence till morning.
This time Mr. Eenshaw iet' the stlP
with tie evident determination OF some
settled purpose. He walked rapidly until
he reached the counting house oil Mt.
Sleight, when he was ut once shown into q
private office. In e few moments Mt.
Nle'snt, a hrnsqUe n"' ''SN'o''''NS ''''"'
l''ngG nun
"S"' N,,u H'''S"' ,'- y, "
v"Itlul'S "u,' "I"> ,.r. .r..r.
None, S",' I'e''~',~" '.''.t' '.o
mere, 9,''S"t, ne au''.u' - w Wa" 7
Soauentf' Leu 'n' ""' u '"" -
don ike H.
Does that meJn You We iouh" h"'"
M. S.eignt, S'rc4SuI"L!y.
1T means that haven. locked IcE any
thing, and that don't intend TO W'li'""l
the full knowledge OF that ID 1901 VINO
owns the ship
you've changed your mind since 20"
wrote that letter, said Slelght co"Iy' pro
dur,ug from q drawer the note already
known to the reader. EenSha" mech!h-
ical,y extended his hand to take IL. VT
NlelgAt dropped the 'ei'T' O"C" 'A'" yn'
drawer, which ne quietly ."eNT"' ~
apparently simple act aye" nj. Ss"snIT .
cheek with color, nut II '3t's'S" H",,N.,
and with 1t any token eI MS p'' ,""S -,
harra~>ment. lie IooNe" ~ H'''Hu, W."
tine convinced a'T oil q Er7"'"Sy A'" ~.
had az last taken Au'NSE'e''"' '',P, '"'
was willing 10 stan" oy the "'7'H"'"
81 have changed my mind he SAID
%,ao',g. Il found out that it was one thing
20 20 down there rs a skilled prospectoi
miua, 20 to examine g mine that was Ia
De valued according To his report OF the '''
djc1tlnns, hut that IS w4S en''5"iy "A''"sl
thing 20 20 aud play the ~pN III d poor
devils house il order to buy s'iuethlGE ne
didn't know he was selling, "ou!uu
sell IL ne did"
And something that the man he bought
/ of didn't think OF selling; something ne
I himself never paid for, and never expected
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

No. sG2.-A Numerical Enigma.
The ! To / means hollow shell,
Or else u stroke upon u bell.
The 1 10 : must be- Of course;
Defensive UTmOT for Il horse.
IfMut, why then w my suppose
lis one who writes what's mo- prose;
The to : is said 10 De
An instrument Of melody,
Although ! own / ulwuys thought
II meant some kind at an assault.
Let this sulNcc-lll not repeat
Two definitions obsolete. NEISdSIAH.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
MY Low +,

T. Raymond M Ncu OreIHs TD''s Dglp'ra
She sits beside the habhling brook.
Tn" south wind toying with her hais.
The roses lying in her lap
Are no. 50 fair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICUEA SOC SOAP,
kESOLvESr, 81. Prcparui by the POTTER
nErG ASp CHEMICAL Co, Boston. Mas.
sS~Srai fr How to Cure -sin Diseases, % q
pages, - Illustrations, and lun testimonials
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
No. id5.-A welI-Lnow Pat

Both with manners dchuuair
Conduct yur to their chosen chair,
And with very hluudc,l air,
Both their sharp-edgcd tools prepare.
Then they seize you boy the head,
And hy both your hloul IS shed
Tell ~, please. AMI answer quick,
Who are these 50 bArOUr.C'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-01-08
ELY'S
CREAM BALM.

Cl6aDseS the
Nasal PaSsa
ges, PaiI
and Infamme.
ton, Heals the
Sores, Restores
the Senses O
T O g { o q {
Smell.
Bent County register., 1888-01-21

TIE TE1Ez - PuGE S5rSo-Tz-
e tree EroN.fzs Of Puget Sound fs-nn oa-
oithe Toaiels cf the American world Tls-v
zvs-sze - f-st IN heizkt, zzG sere- sEecs-
Ea-ns have bern CIT tiszf measured 80 f-@z
n ien-th and u fsetin diameter st the f.zs.
with = St-=i-h- and <elI p-oyo-15ezz5 ia5z
iEz-1h ef ninety feet 70 The f-St I5rlsb- Ilss
cssia- srees are II ike p-o2o-ti1a- z-E z-e
zaos- valuable fer vocGsz ware or al
kinds, ztzIle TIE frs are tie best sc- sya..
zzd ship timber yet Eoz1G n snF co17sry-
There arr f-E Ex-icrls that do los uzzc teezz
in saipra1ilGizz- One-foG-th the %eziia
OF San Frzorssco E1s called from f;se g
cfPzZez Sound = 1hile TIE Sove-zEls1t =-eEls
and r5-.1sy Al the principal stem HI
c-zc-s who szx and rrspa-S Ear Eaa-ze.
1a10o9 70 3o0-3>s9 fees 3 c=y 70 eseh Kill
sad there 81 thirty G. more rasils-z-s
residents of Sl.a F-=.=i- s,1, TIa.re they Il
va taeir prcG1s. 20 The great iEjEfy q
rS- Ie1-s Of the S1u-si- There X a-sFlzTs1s
D.. n exhaustion oT fze ts-aae-. z1ss : OK
fzJ VIII posszJiT s,zEse bsz1-z tiss Psls-
Ss1-d fs-rs viii be cleared O: ilseir =
EIs.ss resources Of varied t-ee. g-u~.-1z
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.. - s-Lanar will be ths aepa, Of rupry for The
T. " aHS Land A. IT is the point Territory
,1 'n coming pIng, be the great shipping point t"
thousands OF families will locate this spring in the eoart sis
ne United States Land Office being ocsteJ thoa-
'oSNiHe for land will Lamar during rhs nsd
,o f a"u' without exception Lamar the great booming
in ,b r % ~a"' to double money SIXTY d'!'
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lac eiaaes & Farentsr addition which give cppoTunr"
Ps IN sat quarter Many thousands dollars have DC"
s 10 Lamar property during months and n'a!
more wi, be made in the addition to s
's's splendid opportunities investment With Quick g."
y1'! 'o' 'as Great Sale of Friday, February 4th.