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Syrup OF Figs

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known ts Cleanse the System
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MARKET REPORTS.
In st. Paul.


III. PAUL Jan. IS
wheat-No. hard. 79I1kc bid; No northern,
781Sc bid: No. 2 northern, &c bid.
Corn-No. 2, 4Sc bid, Soc asked;
Oats-No. 2, &c bid; No. l white, 3tc bid;
No. q SIC bid; No. Bic bid; sc asked.
Barley-No 2, Coo bid; No. g. 48055c bid.
Rye-No. 2, soc bid.
Ground Feed-No. l; 1900 bid; to arrive
1850 asked
Corn Meal-Unbolted. 1850 bid.
Bran-Bulk, l3 bid sacked, IA asked.
Baled Hay-No. !, uplandprairie, Sill bid,
$3.50 asked
Butter-Fancy creamery 2s43Oc; choics
extra, 2tGD26c: choice dairy, 2a124c; common
dairy, lJGlsc; packing stock, 1IGl3c.
Eggs Fresh, &c; icehouse. 7Glsc.
Poultry-Dressed turkeys, I00llc; dressed
chickens, S61l0c: ducks and geese, l01l1c.
In Minneapolis.
MINEEAPoLIs, Jan Is
Whaat-Nn I hard--sS>la- ssna january $50
February, &c: May, SOC: N3n track, 79lkc No 4
northern, cash and January, 76Nc: February,
76l&c; May. S9l8; on track. re. No. north
ern, cash and January, Hlxc; February, 75Nc;
May, 77Ikc; on track. 76c
Flour-Patent sacks to local dealers
4l504 %; patents to ship, sacks, caf
lots, 405@4l5: in barrels. L3O04 IS; de-
livered at New England points 5.l005.eo
New York points, 5.0515.l6; delivered at
Philadelphia and Baltimore, l.9515.I0; bakers,
3.35036O; superine, 2.0O02 20; red dog, Satki.
l.5O0l. 55 red dog, barrels, 1.650f.so; rye
-four. pure, cwt., L75; buckwheat flour, bbi.,
550d6.00.
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A delegation of prominent citizens of
North Carolina met the Democratic
members of the House committee on
ways and means, and urged the entire
repeal of the internal revenue laws, or
at least the tax on tobacco and fruit
brandy.
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bitches there, and getting swamped IN
other places, they forgot all abont
thought only of the cold winds, snow
drifts and home Well, they pulled
through. Oh, butt is leap year Won
know.
Mr.. William Schwan, of Wisconsin,
brother of August Schwan, of Good
Thunder. has just returned home after
making us pleasant visit.
The following report will show how
we stand at our second examination:
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"As slares the tiger on his foes,

Hemmed I'm by hunters, spears and bows,
And. ere nc bounds upon the ring,
Selects the object Of his spring"
So disease, in myriad forms, fastens its
fangs upon the human race. Ladies
who suffer from distressing ailment pc
culiar to their sex, should use DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescriptions. II Is a
positive cure for the most complicated
and obstinate cases of leucorrhea, exces-
sive flowing, painful nenstruation, I'M
natural suppressions, prolapsus, or fall
Of the womb, weak back, female weak
ness" anteversion, retroversIon, bear
ing-down sensation, chronic congestion,
Inflammation and liberation Of the
womb, inflammation, pain and tenderness
in ovariss, accompanied with "intsrnal
heat"
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. G. SpauldIng is still buying turkeys
MINNESOTA LAKE, Jan. IS.

MINNESOTA LAKE, Jan. IL.
Mr.. r. B. Hall is at st. James on bust
ness.
Miss May Latourell went to Medford,
Mimi, last week for visit for few
weeks.
Mr.. P. Kremer, our mail agent, is
with us once more.
Mr.. s. b. Steadman, of Mankato, has
bought cut DR.. w. H. Rowe's drug store,
and will be with us in the future.
Mrs. S. McGregor went to Mankato
Wednesday for short visit.
Mrs. G. Lambie is at Mankato visiting
with her many friends.
Mrs. J. Brown, of Mapleton, was Wis
ting with Mr.. and Mrs. D. j. Townsend
Tuesday.
Mrs. T. J. Atwood returned home from
Good Thunder Monday, where she was
during the storm. So Gays T. j. A.
Mr.. S. B. Wolcott arrived home from
Minneapolis Monday, where he has been
visiting with his son, Albert.
d. J. Townsend announces a grand
masquerade ball at Hills Hall on the
3lst. Those wishing costumes please call
at postoffice early.
We are happy to announce Mrs. ]. B.
Hill is on the gain from her long seige Of
sickness
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(From Wednesdays DAILY FREE PRESS.
The date of the farmers institute tC
be held in this city will probably be
sometime in March.
1t is rumored that a new marble
works is to be started in this city in the
spring. A Mr.. Meyer, of 0watonna, is
mentioned in connection with it.
The meeting of the directors OF the
Duluth, st. Cloud, Maukato & Austin
railroad company has been postponed
until Feb. nth, on account of the block
ade.
The meeting of the Ladies' Sewing
Society of the Presbyterian church has
been postponed until next week Friday
when 1t will be held at the residence of
Mrs. T. II. Williams.
One of the men frozen to-death in
Dakota during the recent storm was n
Mr.. Winters, This gentleman was form
erly resident of this city and mp to the
time of his death was member of the
Mankato Lodge of United WOrkmen.
He was travelling man and has lived
in Wisconsin the last few years.
Congressman Lind, yesterday, intro
duced bill to appropriate s., 100 for the
benefit of Isaac Slocum, of Blue Earth
county, Minnesota, to compensate him
for losses incurred III consequence of
the outbreak of Sioux Indians in 1857,
as well as those occasioned by the Sioux
massacre i'll 1862, and from property un-
lawfully taken from him by the United
States marshal of Minnesota.
1t would seem that the building OPP
erations of the present year were taking
an early start TO begin thus early but such
is the fact, nevertheless. The first struc-
ture to be erected in 1888 is being put up
on Prospect Heights. Mr.. Thayer is
building himselfa handsome residence
at that place and will have it completed
in the early spring. Several other resi-
dences that were begun late in the fall
are being finished up. The building OPP
erations for this year give promise of
any in the history of the atty.
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NEW FREIGHT TARIEt.

The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha road gives notice That the follow.
ing new freight tariff will go into effect
Jan. 20, between ST. Paul, Minneapolis
Minnesota Transfer and Saltwater and
Mankato:
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large rooms for rent, with or without
stabling. Also new room house and
lot for sale, located on corner Elm and
Second streets. Inquire of b. Bangerter's
shoe store.
5ltf JoHN II. SCHMIDT
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From Tuesdays DAILY FaEE Pass. |,

The hotel committee put IN the day
canvassing for subscriptions. The total
amount raised is now not far from SlO,-
600.
The physicians say that the health
of the city is excellent, and has been I'M
affected by the past cold spell. 1t is the
warm days that bring on sickness ant
colds.
The farmers are beginning to rusf
their wood into the city in anticipation
Of high prices. The streets wore the
most animated Appearance of any time
since the frst Of the nSnth.
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Old rate. New rate

This reduction viii be fully appreciated
by Mankato shippers. The Omaha
shows spirit Of fairDess toward our city
that it shsuld hGys fall credit for.
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CHICAGO, jap. -.
May wheat opened weak at $3.50. and May
corn opened at 5S14c. All the markets wers
depressed by pork The May option ID now
quoted follows: Wheat, $3.50; corn, $50,
oats, 1886.
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Health Marks.

A bright eye. clear skin, glowing fea-
lures, animated expression, and quick
firm step. These are all secured by
usinp DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic.
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MApEII4 Ian. 10

....r hAOEblA, JAN 10.
The late storm was very severe in this
section and the cold intense, but so far
as heard from at present, we cannot,
fortunately join in the honor of swelling
the list of those frozen to death.
For two days past our streets have
been fairly alive with farmers and their
teams. They have TO crowd two weeks
trading into one SO as 10 make up for
last week.
Adolph Rohr was taken suddenly sick
on Friday last, and died Saturday little
after noon. The funeral occurred Tues
day morning. He leaves a wife and
three children.
Yesterday large number of travelling
men registered al the Flanders Hotel,
and The landlord who has felt rather
blue since the holidays, begins to look
cheerful again. That's human nature
Judge Cooley's brother, who Is spend
ing his first winter in Minnesota, held
the lucky number that drew the elegant
hanging lamp given away by Bill Bros.
4 Go. Doubtless this good luck will les
sen somewhat his hatred of Minnesota,
If he has any.
Numbers are now being sold on a fine
gold watch. Who will hold the lucky
number?
Our city fathers have held the saloon
keepers with tight rein, and as con-
sequence our town enjoys q better repu-
tation on that score than many of its
neighbors. And now they are buckling
the harness onto the card, dice, and biz
lard men.
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Shirts to Order.

have just secured the exclusive right
to use the most approved method foi
cutting and manufacturing Shirts, and
am now prepared to receive orders
Everything guaranteed first-class, and
prices reasonable
29tf j. G. HANSEN,
Merchant Tailor. near City Hotel.
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Don't disgust everybody by hawking,
blowing and splitting, but use DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy and be cured.
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Ice Palace and Winter CarnIvaI al

Ice Palace and Winter Carnival at
st. Paul-Jan. oath to Feb. 2nd.
The Minneapolis and st. Louis Rail-
way will sell round trip Excursion Tick
cts to St. Paul, account of the above,
every day from Jan. oath to Feb. 2nd,
good TO return until Feb. 9Th, 1888, Mt
the rate of one fare Tor the round trip,
with % cents additional for admission to
the Carnival grounds.
For further information, call upon the
nearest Agent or write TO $. +. Boyd, c..
T. & P. A., Minneapolis. wl3ia3t
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tell you sir it is fact. Jensen &
Firestone sell the best Flows, Buggies,
Farm Wagons, Tank Pumps, Wind Mills
Threshing Machines, Engines, and
Farm Machinery of all kinds for the
price there is to be had on earth and
there 10 no mistake about it.
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MANKATo MARKETS.

Grain and Provision Markets corrected
daily, other markets corrected weekly on
date of weekly issue.
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CABLE MILL, Jan. !

CABLE MILL, Jan. If.
The young folks of this district have
organized writing and debating school
with the following named officers: Pres
Ident, Bruce Rogers; vice-president,
Thomas Long; secretary, Ellen Quinton;
marshall, Joe Whelen; assistant mar
shall, Albert SChwan. Officers are
chosen at every third meeting. We
meet every Tuesday evening at the
school house, spend the first hour in Q
writing exercise, then, after short re-
cess, we have debate and a few other
literary exercises. We shall be glad to
receive visitors.
On clustering Saturday not far back
small party of young teachers started
out in search of schools. After visiting
few districts and going about fifteen
miles TO get seven, they found them,
selves about two miles from home with
the choice of cutting across lots or max
ing the round trip of FIVE miles. They
tried the former, however, and. nov
facing the northwest wind, wrestling
with Ensw banks hers, plazeing threzGk
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| 1t is noted fact that those who come
most regular stand the highest. The
stormy weather lnterfered with our
school some.
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LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining uncalled for at the
postoffice at Mankato, Minnesota for the week
| ending IannnrY 10. 1883
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The Register of Deeds reports the fol-
lowing real estate transfers for the week
ending to-day:
w. LatourelI and wife to +. Deg
ner, sw4 nwf and nwt sw4 sec
%, l05, &c; also net set and set
net sec %, l05, 26.................. $500
r. Pew and wife to A. Taylor
and +. A. Taylor, net set and
SCI net and 9 a of sw4 swt sec
%, l06, 28........-.................. LOO
W. Raedtke to +. Raedtke, undJ
of lot Is. blk 8, Amboy-,........ $50
L. o. Hunt TO Z. Pugb, lot 5, blk
/, Hunts add. Lake Crystal. 40
S. ]. Mace and wife to A. n.
Mace, undi 81 sci and 81 swi
sec 81, l07, 25.. ..................... 600
McNeel Mace to A. w. Mace, 81
swf and 81 set sec 81, 10Y, 25... 1000
A. w. Mace to J. W. Mace, und4
81 swl and und9 81 sci sec 3,
l07, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
A. Hockey to L. Meyer, lot and
n4 of lot 2, blk $50, E. ID.
BTuner plat................"".... 100
Total. .............................. $3.50
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If YOU want the best sewing machine
buy the Domestic. For sale by
Inns Mrs. L. G. SCHROEDER.
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In calling for the above letters please say
advertised" and give date of this list. Let
tiers remaining unclaimed at the expiration of
80 days from this date will be sent t. the Dead
D'''' JAMES CANNON Pm.
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TIE RAMBLER.


II is an old belief that the presence OF
snow birds presages q snow storm. and
whether II proves this TO be the case on
not, II is nevertheless fact that these
pretty little birds were numerous just
before the recent storm. There seems
to be two varieties of the bird, one larger
and handsomer than the other. The
smaller variety is uniform gray in coli
or, while the plumage of the other Is
yarigated. In the female the back ~
gray, the breast pink and the under part
is light. The wings have one large feath-
er one-half of which isblack and the other
white. with several light yellowish feath-
ers. The male is trifle smaller but is
somewhat darker than the female. The
flesh is said to be as fine eating as quails
and is cooked in similar manner. On
almost any sunny day they may be seen
warming themselves in sheltered places.
They appear to live on seeds that have
been blown along in the crust of the
snow.
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Drop letters are every day returned to
the sender because they bear one-cent
stamps. 1t should be understood that
the postage to any part of the city is the
same as to any part of the Quilted states.
No matter whether the letter is TO be de-
livered by carrier or from the postoffiee,
it should bear two-cent stamp. This
does not apply to circulars or other un-
sealed matter, of course.
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1t is reported that fish are being
speared and carried away by the wagon
load on Lake Minnetonka. There is a
special law that prohibits fishing in win
ter on Lake Madison or Eagle Lake, and
it is the duty of every lover of the rod to
see that it is enforced. An occasional
visit should be made to these lakes, and
anyone caught fishing should be prose-
cuted to the full extent of the law. The
excellent fishing at the two lakes should
be maintained, as half the popularity
those lakes now enjoy depends upon
their fishing advantages.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13
A xais Ersn the vynd YVES.

Californisns living near the mining
town OF bodie have been trea ted 70
shower Of beetles, and the occurrence is
thus picturesquely described by q local
paper: "Their descent was very similar
70 the visitatinn of the grasshoppers in
the Missouri Valley States For o time
the air was made so dark by their settling
that the passengers on the Luudy stage
couldn't see the lead horses, aud Orrin
Miller had to light the lamps In order to
see his way out of the black mass. Diff
ferent parties estimate the depth at
which these beetles fell at from four TO
nine inches. The mass was SO heavy,
really, that the lower tiers were abso-
lutely crushed to pulp, while the little
Fellows In the top rows slowly crawled
over the bodies Of their dead companions
out toward Mono Lake. After Miller
had lighted the LAMPS of the stage the
beetles were attracted by the blaze, and
beat against them so violently that the
glasses were all broken and the lights put
out The stage theu went but q lew
hundred yards further when 1t mired In
the crushed and jelly like insects, having
been carried quarter OF mile out Of It's
way by The slowly moving ma 9. TheI
horses could pull the vehicle no f. rther,
the wheels being wedged and the anima ais
sunken to their knees in the slush. Such
phenomenon was never before wit
messed In Memo county, and we would
M believe 1t had 1t not been seen by reli-a
able Witnesses"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Leighton Foster, BENNY Evans ana
Lewis Bishop spent Saturday 10 hunting
for turtles, snakes, tosds, butterflies aud
bugs along the banks of West river and
on the West river meadows, In New
Haven, Conn. Among other specimens
captured was turtle which has two dis
tlnct heads and necte, both perfectly
formed, and they movsin any direction.
The turtle is about as large as q silver
half do lar If fly is placed In the
mouth of one head the other Immediately
tries to seizB the fly. The turtle ha, con-
siderable trouble in walking, owing to
the fat that the heads at times become
possessed of the idea of travelling In op
posite directions This generally results
In struggle Of the feet and little pro-
eress. Fost bought out the interest OF
hlt two friends in the turtle has 1t at
his home, No. rs Kens ngton street He
Will otter 1t TO the authorities at Peabo iy
Museum.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

A telegram from Akron, Oaio, ar
nounces that ian old and long adhered
TO III cory that . cloudy night was re.
quired to save fruit from frost 10 the
spring OF the year hos been knocked
oat by positive stAtsments and approved
tests OF over thirty years that fruit Was
saved by moonlight. This statement
was made ut , late meeting OF the Sum
mit County horticultural Society. vhen
IL waa positively nsseltsd, though with.
out explanation, that the full of q
bright moon always saved fruit, and
which has recently been demonstrated
heresbouti. All kinds OF fruit trees
and berry bushes are loaded down and
have gone through some very severe
frosts, but without harm, and all in the
moonlil h.."
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Tie following dates have been thus ia
booked for the use OF the pic mic ground
at the Brandywine Springs: June IS, New
Jersulam Church Of Philadelphia; JUNE
10 h Hlbern!an Society Of this city
June 81. Union Baptist church, Philadel.
phia; June %, Crlpp's Baptist Church,
Philadelphia, June 20 st. Paul's
Catholic Church this city; June 2S. Beth
Church; July 4. Silver Crown, Social
New Years Club; July 10, Chas Stock.
les Church; Philadelphia, July 10, HIg-
gins 0'd Swedes'; July 10, Grocer's
Assoc iation, July % Pioneer Association,
July 30, Bearing Street Church; July 80,
Chester S,cial Club. Mr.. Crooks says
that he will open the house for guests,
about the 20h inst. He has already had
numerous letters of inquiry from per-
sons aboard as to price and accommoda
tions The house has been splendidty
fitted up and Is desirable spot for sum
me ing
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

DynamiAs Bomb In q Barrel OF Bisn
DETROIT, June II "A barrel Of fish
IN which was dynamite bomb was q
part Of the cargo In the hold OF the City
OF Cleveland on her trip from Oleye-
land last Wednesday. The barrel was
one OF number Of others oonsianad 10
John Ktngsboro, wholesale fish dealer
at Cleveland, to Ryan q Bourke Of this
oity. The bomb was discovered when
the barrel was oLened the following
Gay, and Was thrown into the river.
From the appearance of the barrel 1t
had been opened and the bomb placed
In IL after the barrel had left the ware
house in Cleveland.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

"Ethel, these words would give me
hope-say-can you-'tor my sake.
A moment, then she spoke:
Percy, my love, recover-for my
sAkei"
His arms were around her--she was
nesting to his breast.
"My Ethel-my priceless darllngp
he murmured. "Afine OF lastP'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

sHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantees. II
cures consumption. Sold by N. B. Dan.
forth, cor. and and Market SITS.
BHuoH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Apo.
tise, Dizziness aud all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. Sold by n. d. DAnfarth, cor.
Aud and Market Bts.
WILL YOU sUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Oomplaint7 shiloh's Vita
liaer Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danfortb. nor. 2nd and Market ats.
sLERPbEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible oougR. 6hiloh's Cure
is the remedy for yon. N. b. Dan
forth, onrner Second aud Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Til story is tod in the Alta Oalifor-
mia that, one day last month, somo
Eastern tourists oal'el TO a man who
was digging In Joaquin Miller's garden,
near Fruit Vale, and asked TO be shoWa
over the place. The man dropped HE
pick and showed them the crem Atory,
the water works, the wolf den aud ali
they desired TO see. But they express
ed much dlssppotntms nt st not having
found the poet at homo. "Eow, look
hers, old fellow" said one OF them to
the man, who was about to resume his
p ", what sort of q looking man is
j.. q lin KILLER, anyhow 2" "Well, he
looks like ms," mas lhl Iaitt ans yer.
Like you? Looks like you?" tYee;
I'M Josquin Miller"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

.;-vI.-BY A WILL EDUOArsD
|WAEIs,,c, ii bu,insss young man % ~
w priSSooE Eeepsr Or olsrk.eompStent
u ptiiton - pV O1otiiss. on oerienoed. SALARY
u ~ AGdrsis Busine''. NO. Wv , sgus''
.<i,.6k
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

..rkll-A YONG MAN WHO
WI a. seep books and Is Wiling 70
v, hirpIi generally useful. address II.
a, thii Othas ho
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

|UrlNTRD - BOARDERS, AT MRS.
IVY R,m,berger's, Az King street Pleas
L,too ma and good accommodations.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

<yTANTED--kI,tnF ID TEN STONE
mssons and several lsbofers. Ap.
kpti. W. THOMPSON. 18th street and
khAnds. aX'u
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

E.STRu - PERSONS WANTING =
Ssl,bs help 70 for .S0SSsssm5 a ~ cali.
vty,is. isS WilTis Fton intelligence omSe W
sssreItrees ---------------
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

fTTGNTLu-A GOOD SINGLE MAR
'M d work 90 farm by tho month, one
N, from The city. Aypiy at no. lot East
E,Oid street. IA -es'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

kuANTtp-AN kXPEKI ENuE u
Isloslady In the shoe business to 20
Rt,rs May Uity for this seaien. Apply at
: Klug street, jill
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

r,yTEp-C oKs, CHAMBER :
Avn las, help for hotels, restaurants and
families, te ~ orsss om s;re ser
|kgn anu 7i-mi6-eod-imt
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

HTE D-o00KS, oHa BEE.
TW h.,ds. help for hoteis, restaurants
I'M ns,ssfe lanilIieI Intelligence emos
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