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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-09-15
VARIOUS NOTES.
If you earnestly seek for the truth it
will not escape you long.

If you earnestly seek for the truth it
will not escape you long.
In many mind mass of skeptic
clouds, charged with thunders of denial,
will cling steadfast to its cold heights
against your keenest blasts Of argument
and then, by come unnoticed change in
the climate of the soul, will silently DIS
perse. flames Mdrtinedu.
God has particular place and a
special service for every soul. Do not
mistake about this. A man may be in
the wrong place, but it is his doing, and
the right one is empty because of his
failure to fill it. God makes no mistakes
when he places men. If there be a place
on earth where there is nothing to do,
and If there be a man in it, he puts him
self there; and by and by he will have
sentenced himself to an abiding place
with the be and to do nothings. But
God never designed or desired him to
be there.
Into the woods my Master went
Clean forspent-forspent:
Into the woods my Master came
Forspent with love and shame.
But the olives they were not blind to him:
Their little grey leaves were kind to him:
The thorn tree had mind to him
When into the woods he came.
Out OF the woods my Master went
And he was well content:
Out of the woods my Master came
Content with Death and Shame
When Death and Shame would WOO him last.
From under the trees they drew him last:
1t was on tree they slew him last
When out of the woods he came"
Sidney Lanter.
"A writer in the Athenguna having
said that "he could not believe in the doc
trine OF endless misery, for that was too
much for any human constitution" An
other writer, in the pages of contempo-
rary, said there were other doctrines like
it that might be believed when we had
constitution enough to swallow the lines
Of nursery rhyme:
IF the butterfly courted the bee,
And the owl the porcupine:
If churches were built in the sea,
And three times one was nine;
If the pony rode his master,
If the buttercups ate the COWS;
If the cat had the dire disaster
To be worried Sir, by the mouse;
If mamma, Sir. sold the baby
To gypsy for half a crown:
fla gentleman, Sir. was lady,
The world would be upside down.
If any or all of those wonders
Should ever come about,
would not consider them blunders
For should be inside out"
The opening sermon at the Pan Pres
byterian Council was preached by the
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
TWO TERRIFIC BOILER EXPLOSIONS.
Two Men Instantly Killed and Another
Wounded-Six Killed at Nashville.


Two Men Instantly Killed and Another
Wounded-Six Killed at Nashville.
SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Sept. IA terrific
explosion of a boiler at a saw-mill near Sher-
man, nine miles northwest of here, occurred
at o'clock Thursday afternoon, killing Noah
M. Richard and William NJ. Mratin in
stantly. and fatally wounding William Yo-
cum. The men belonged to old and respected
families of Sangamon county. Richard was
blown nearly 200 yards into an elm tree, and
his body was literally torn to pieces. He
leaves a widow and three children. Martin
was blown about 100 yards, but his body was
not SO badly mutilated. He was about 22
years old, and lived with his aunt, Mrs. Sam
uel Bennett, near Sherman. Two other men
were within feet of the boiler at the time of
the explosion, but were uninjured. The
cause of the explosion is unknown.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Sept. A special to
The American from Chattanooga, Tenn,
says: At $3.50 o'clock yesterday morning the
boiler of the Perry Stove-works, at South
Pittsburg, Tenn, exploded, instantly killing
Charles Taylor, the superintendent Of the
works; j. b. Mills, a machinist; M. Dono-
van, foreman of the mounting department;
George M. Carter, a leading jeweler of the
town; William Plumblee, of Winchester,
Tenn, and William Watson, a inoulder.
William Gross, a machinist, and Rock
Scruggs, moulder, were both fatally hurt,
and will die. A large piece of the boiler was
thrown end over end distance Of 100 yards,
and, tearing a hole through the side Of Diet
zen's store, landed against the opposite wall
Many smaller pieces were thrown distance
of several hundred yards.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
CREMATED By COAL OIL.
Nothing but the Charred Bones of Three
Men Found After the Fire.

Nothing but the Charred Bones OF Three
Men Found After the Fire.
FINDLAY, o., Sept. 3-Three men were
roasted alive in the burning of an immense
oil tank belonging to the Buckeye pump-line,
at Oil Center, twelve miles from this place,
early Saturday morning. When the men
went to work 1t was noticed that the tank
was leaking, and force was Immediately set
to work to repair the damage. Several Of
the men were at work at the top of the tank
and others at its base, when the sides sudden
Iy fell in, carrying the men with them The
vat at the time contained 20, 900 barrels of
oil, and this poured fourth in all directions,
carrying the men with it AMI rushing on
ward with such force that they were unable
to escape. A ditch some feet deep Temporal.
rily checked the flow of oil and all but three
of the men had succeeded in escaping, when
the petroleum suddenly caught fire from a
forge
m a moment the entire mass was blazing
fiercely, while from the midst OF IL the
shrieks and cries for help OF the three
doomed men could be plainly heard. 1t was
impossible to afford them any aid, the only
thing the spectators could do being to build
temporary dams and big bitches to lead
the blazing oil away from the sixty three
other tanks which we're scattered around.
In this they were successful. 1t was at first
thought that at least ten men had lost their
lives, but roll call of the employees showed
that only three-James p. East, Charles
Grace and Rembrandt Ransom-had lost
their lives. The bodies of the men were re-
covered some time after the accident, moth
ing being left but the bones, which crumbled
away when the searching party endeavored
TO pick them up
The skeletons OF q number Of animals,
which were also cremated In the blazing
flood, were also found. The flames continued
10 burn with fearful strength during the en-
tire day, immense clouds Of dense smoke ex-
tending over the sky 10 that they nearly
overhung this city. Late Saturday evening
the burning oil began TO creep dangerously
near the other tanks, each OF which has a
capacity of $4,000 barrels, and gangs Of men
were hastily sent from Lima and this city to
mid In subduiug tho flames
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Forty-Thrss New Cases ut Jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept 6-There were
forty three new cases yesterday and one
death-Mrs. Stark. Total cases TO date, 336;
dsaths 81. DR.. Fernandez, who hes bsen
doing noble work, Il DICK. Ars DR.. Lsngls
and daughter. Mrs.. A. Lsugls, and Mr. r
Tischlsr arc among the sick. Yesterday was
the worst day thus far.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
Marriage Licenses.
Real Estate ira nsfers.

ANTRIM-Susan Peach to Harriet
Wheeler, 40 acres secs, $500
a observation-disclosures Murdoch To Alfred
Zendler. 40 acres sec 10 $1400.
HESDERsoN-William Detwiler 10 Har
riet Ball, lot 8. block A. S400
LAINesBURG--J III. Rohrabacher 10 b.
w. Dennis, lots and %, block 10, $4OO.
L. A. Farnum To ]. II. Benson, IL
rods lot 4, block z, Weeks I'd add, $3.50.
i. ii. Benson gdn to L. A. & Mary S.
Farnum lot sec 81, $3.50. o.
Owosso CITY--Isaac NJ Chapman 10
Frances G. & Mary A. Field. Is acre sec
90, $500. nt.
l.. l.. Munson to Pred G.. Buckpit, nj
lots and 2. block 2, Dewey & Stewards
add, $1,000.
Geo. c. Bush 10 Geo. j. Denncys, lot
sec "a, 1926. $50
Anna H. White to Myron II. Knapp.
lot 7. and W rods lot @, block A, G. l..
Goodhue's sub div out lot 10, $1325.
Chas. ID. Haun to l.. E. Woodland, lot
sec "a, $175. 81 ~. M
OVID. G.. Mabbet to Mary Fires. LOT
8, block z, Mabbett's add. 1915.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
NATIONAL FINANCES.
National Debt Reduced s7.324,0s6-Other
Fiscal Notes.

NatiOnaI Dent heduceu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Fiscal Notes.
WASHINGTON CRY, Sept 3.-The reduc-
ton in the public debt during August past
amounted to $7,324,676. The total debt
now, less net cash in the treasury, is 81, 1874,
100, $50, and of this amount zoos, 49,, 572 is
interest bearing debt. The net cash in the
treasury is S107, GA, 800, against $44, 76O 9OS
on Sept. LIST, 1897 The gold fund balance in
the treasury is s2O6, 1886, 036, against si94, 592
go on Aug. list a month ago; and the silver
fund balance is S42, 113, SAG, or
about 100000 less than month
ago. The store Of standard silver
dollars in the treasury has increased about
$1,000, 00O during the past month, and now
aggregates s247 ,S59, 402. Deposits ia national
banks have decreased about $500 900 during
the month, and now aggregate $50, 90, 23S
Government receipts during August ag-
gregated $S4 623, $50, or $1,000, O0O less than
in August, 1887. Customs receipts in August
this year were $2l, 96S, $685. or about $3.50, 900
less than in August, 1887; and internal rev.
enue receipts were $l0,65i ,90S, or about
$50, 900 less than in August year ago.
Bond purchases up to Saturday under the
circular of April z last aggregated S23, lGl,-
400 per cents. and Sl0,554, 800 "A per cents
The per cents cost 500, Az, 492 aud the AS
81, 1851, 653.
The total coinage of all denominations Of
gold, silver and nickel during the month Of
August was 4.76!,,2 57 pieces of the value of
$5S5041S
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
A HOTEL HOLOCAUST.
Three Charred Bodies Found In the Ruiz
OF n Wisconsin Hotel.

Three Charred Bodies Found In the Ruins
OF n Wisconsin Hotel.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. Sept. Sire was
discovered in the American house, on the
corner of Third and Tower avenues, about 9
o'clock yesterday morning. Very soon the
hook and ladder company and hose com.
panies were at the scene, and four streams
were turned on the fire. Before this could
be done, however, the building was enveloped
in flames, and the screams of frantic men
and women escaping from the burning build
ing, some in only their nightclothes, lent hor-
ror to the scene. The charred bodies of
three men were found during the morning,
one Of which is supposed to be that of Paul
Claire, Canadian. The others have not
been identified One man carried the pros
trate form Of his bedfellow, whom he was
unable to arouse. out of the burning hotel and
laid him down. The fellow suddenly realized
the situation, and, with wild yell, rushed
away. The girls who were employed at the
hotel were so panic-stricken that 1t was with
difficulty they were got out Of the doomed
hotel. There were many miraculous escapes.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
HOT SPRINGS FLOODED.
A Deiugs sweeps the Town with Great
fF ~ law Havoc. rrf


A Deiuxs Sweeps the Town with Great
ff D., r,evf Hsvos. r-Uen
Hor SPRINGS, Ark. Sept This city
was visited by q most DISASTROUS rainstorm
Thursday night, which struck the valley
about midnight, and continued until after
o'clock. The principal thoroughfsres were
soon converted into running rivers, and
houses. walks, crossings and everything
movable were swept away. negro man on
Magnolia street lost his wife and two chill
dren when his residence was swept away.
The bodies Of his wife and one child have
been recovered. A negro woman, a cook,
Is missing. A white woman named Char
lotte Harrison met her death by drowning
when the waters swept her residence away.
The body OF an unknown man was found
yesterday afternoon below the city. The
streets are filed with debris The floors in
the Office Of the Arlington hotel, and three
stores along Central avenue were inundated
to depth of four feet. The loss is estimated
at 500, 900. ~
HoT SPRINGS, Ark. Sept. 3-An.investi-
cation shows that the damage wrought by
the cloud-burst in the Hot Springs valley was
greater than at first believed. Every house
along Central avenue for mile was washed
from its foundations, and the sidewalks and
bridges are total wreck The entire val
ley was submerged and the wonder Is that
only six persons were drowned. The bath
houses have all been damaged. The names
OF the persons who lost their lives 30 far as
is known are as follows: Mrs. Mile
Fletcher, Ada Fletcher, Willie Fletcher and
Mrs. Charlotte Harrison.
LITTLE Rock, Ark. Sept. 8.-The disas-
trous and fatal waterspout which visited this
city last Thursday night broke at Palarm,
twenty miles west of here, discharging an
immense amount Of water, and sweeping the
COUNTRY hara No lives mara Loaf
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

JUDGE TERRY. court room during
the fracas. The room was full of leading
lawyers and citizens attracted by the news
that the decision was to be rendered.
After quiet was restored Justice Field fin
ished reading the decision, and the court re-
tired. When they returned they announced
n sentence of six months Imprisonment for
Judge Terry and thirty days for Mrs. Terry,
for contempt Of court. Since the decision
above referred to was first rendered the state
supreme court has adjudged that Sharon was
married to Miss Hill, and that she is entitled
TO part Of his estate. The executors applied
10 the circuit court for a revival of tho decree
Yesterday
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

y
proceed without regard to Miss Hill, wLo Is
now Mrs. Terry, having married Judge Da-
vid y. Terry. her counsel As the read
ing of the decision proceeded Mrs Terry be.
came excited, and, jumping up, interrupted
Justice Field, inquiring il he was about to
order her to give up the marriage contract
The judge told her to sit down. whereupon
she grew wild with passion, and shouted
that it was said that Judge Field had been
bought; that she would like to know what
figure he valued himself at; that it seemed
that no one could get justice in that court
without purse. etc.
Judge Field ordered Marshal Franks to re
move Mrs Terry. Franks moved toward
her, while she continued to pour out oaths
and vulgar language As Franks took hold
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

essu NoA61h AaAR uo 70
of her arm, Judge
Terry knocked him
down with a terri
BILE blow, declaring
that he would let no
living man touch
his W life. Franks
recovered hims IL
and with deputies
and by t a n d 9 r s
rushed upon Terry
and dragged h | m,
out of court. Mrs.
Terry was locked up,
in t b 9 marshal's
office. Terry soon
advanced upon the
deputy guarding the
room and demanded
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
ON BOARD A BURNING SHIP.
An Albright Fight with Firc-Excitemen
Among tho Passengers.

Among tho Passengers.
Norwich, Conn, Sept 3.-The trip Of the
freight steamboat City Of Lawrence, Of the
Norwich & New York Transportation line,
from New York to this city, was one Of
peril and excitement. The boat carried
twenty-five or thirty passengers At Sp m.
fire was discovered in the forward part of
the vessel among 200 bales Of cotton, and II
seemed at times as though the crew could
not successfully cope with it The excite
ment was intense, and all the passengers had
equipped themselves with life preser vers.
The crew struggled with the flames until the
vessel reached her dock in this city at
o'clock O. m. The damage to tho boat was
slight. The cause Of the hre Is attributed 10
spontans sous combustion. f
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

cult court yester-
day when Justice
Field read the de-
cision Of the court
sustaining the pre-
vious decision that
the alleged mar
riage contract be-
tween Sarah Althea
Hill and the late
Senator Sharon was
a forgery, and that
the executors Of the
Sharon will m n "
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

admission. Being refused, he drew an ugly
looking dirk, with an eight-inch blade, and
threatened to carve his way into the room.
Several men jumped upon him and there
was desperate struggle. All finally fell in
q heap, and the knife was taken away with
out any one being injured. Terry was then
locked mp with his wife.
A sachel dropped by Mrs Terry in the
court room WIS found to contain an English
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07
Ssuey Sarah Terry.
Another Chapter Of the Hill.
Sharon Scandal.
JUSTICE FIELD WILDLY DENOUNCED

by tho Woman In the Case. Who Was Pres
ent with . Gun-Hcr Husband Resents
Omcisl Interference with Fist and Dirk
s, "A Furious Struggle In tho Marshsl's
Omce-Terry and His Wife Both Sem
fenced to the Bastile.
San Francisco, Sept "A sensational
scene was enacted in the United States cir
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

bulldog rev Oliver
with six chambers
loa de d. Marshal
Franks afterward
entered the mar
shal's room and was
attacked and beat
ZEN about the face
and head by Mrs.
Terry. A strong
guard was h e n
placed in the room.
There was great
excitement in the
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Taxing District Directory.

Fire and Police Commissioners David
p MADDEN, president and chief executive
officer; James Lee, jr., yice.president, and
James I. Petit.
Board OF Public Works.. T.. Randle.
foundryman; Lymus Wallace, boss dray-
man; I. J. Graham, merchant; Charles
Kney, capitalist; sam llirsch, insurance
agent.
Secretary Of Board--C. L. Pullon, expert
accountant.
City Attorneys. p. Walker, OF Motcali
q Walker, general attorneys.
Engincer-Niles Meriwether, consulting
engineer and contractors referee.
Assistant Engineers and Draitsmen-A.
T. Bell and X. +. Hartford, practical, civil,
mining, hydraulic engineers and survey
ors.
President OF Board Of Health-Dr. G. d.
Thornton, practicing physician in the city.
Secretary Of Board OF Heol,h-Dr. +. A.
Williamson, practicing physician in the
city.
Hospital Surgeon-Dr. J. L. Black,
practicing physician in the city.
Health Oilicor-D. +. Jackson, Office at
board Of health.
Chief OF Police--w. G. Davis
Chief Of Fire observation-disclosures v.
Ryan.
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The Road ue.I,hwara Made Easier.

You have been M. We win suppose and arc con.
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color 10 aocustom your stomach 20 more solid
nutrimcnt than H. recently eniccbed condition
permitted you TO take. How eau you accelcrato
your snail's pace hcaljhwnrdl We arc warranted
by concurrent testimony IN Affirming. that u you
will use twice or thrice day Hoste,turs stomach
Biiicrs an enabling medicine Of long asccrialnoi
purity and tonic virtues. that you will be material
ly aided. II promotes q iow OF the gastric juices,
and helps the system b. assimilaic tho noutsh.
moni Of which Il stands N much IN need Il tcme.
die tendency 10 constipation without convulsing
the bowels The liver Il stimulates 20 renewed
activity fifcy promotes the action Of the kidneys
aud bladder. aud aunihllatcs malaria aud rheuma.
tlsm ~ the outset
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LOCAL NOTICES.
MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second st.

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 224 Second 81.
BRINHLEY LUMBER Co., l2i jefferson st.
CITIZENS Steam Laundry, Nos. 20 and
% Beale street Tel. 3G5 for wagon TO call.
CHOICE rigs at J. T.. Edwards 4 Co. 3
Livery, Third and Monroe.
TELEPHONE 100 for messenger or car.
riage any hour day or night
PANTS made TO order from 50 up. /.
henko, tailor, 40 Monroe street.
LEE LUMBER Co.. $50 Second street,
sash, doors, blinds, shingles, holdings.
TURSISG and scroll saving aud stair
building. ii. RIscuE, 10 Mccall street.
BRANCH OFFICE Memphis Steam Laun-
dry. $50 Main street, between Gayoso and
Union.
c. II. HorcHKIss. skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | cs.
pecially solicit. No. 80 Monroe street.
PuRE and white rs tho flower whose
name IL bears arc tho biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN & LILLY CoFFER AND SPICE Co.
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Nr. James A. London, Gencnl Agent, Pcnnyl.
yanla Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of Phil.
adclphia, Ia
In acknowledging tho receipt Of your
company's check for 5000, In prompt
payment Of my claim under policy No.
b3,2il, on the life OF my late husband.
Paul I. Wright, desire TO thank the COM
pany, and you rs It's representative in
Memphis, for the assistance rendered in
preparing proofs Of loss. You did not
wait Tor me 10 make my claim, but YOU
Bme 10 me and made mp aud completed
~ papers without charge.
During my hours Of bereavement
savc been forcibly reminded Of the great
value Of time. The present timel Had
my dear husband failed to act upon your
suggestion when he did would not have
Ne benefit Of life insurance. You wrote
ny husbands application for insurance on
tac Goth II June, the policy was delivered
10 my husband on the 9Th Ui July and he
died on July 10. This would teach us a
lesson 10 act promtly. Hundreds who in
tend " provide for those depending upon
tksm should act today, for tomorrow may
b. too late. ELLEN y. WRIGHT.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

GundFc at to
al
of
niiof the
eseran
nuipi
he pigeons Realistic lnbarlcn m Paris introducing magnificent Orc
lisp, Aunz and uptnlhion IT
The Wn-t aud lTn. military
~
nndrnns signing III tIc ID
thst u
o ant of
lGuarls ~
cnfIo hni o.,
VI the Petroleum
mp Nctlomc The Archbishop Paris
he ny The Communists aud the women Anarchy
urn ri tho
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rir,i or.icr. OF the scn.en.

Mcssrs. sites & Amcs. Of ~ and Il
jefferson street. have received tire first
shipment Of oysters this season, which
have arrived from New York packed ia
icc and arr perfectly delicious. Al who
have tried Thorn testify 10 thr superiority
Of the y. Y. Counts. Send iu your orders
carly, that You may bc supplied. Me.su.
Ritcs 4 Amcs will always hc found in tic
lead. aud those who pair"niye them will
h. certain Of getting the best the markets
afford
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Car No. COS Of the East Tennessee, vir.
ginia 4 Georgia system left Memphis last
Friday End was No heavily laden that Il
gave ~ay near Huntsville, Ala, and
enDtsd the entire contents into bold
s-sam about sixteen feet deep, which were
considered ruined aud lnsi forever. About
2c< young boys gathered 20 view the wreck,
and when they discovered that the car
contained sol colcman's koko-tulu, every
one jumped into the stream aud COM
mcnccd TO dive after the hoa!ih-giying ar
iicie
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After Three Years.

W. =. Walton, ofsprngfcld, Tenn, SAYS
II have been suffering with neuralgia In the
face and head. of and on, for three years !
purchased box OF Dr. Tanners lnfilliblu
Neuralgia Cure and took eight Of the pills
I have not felt any symptoms Of Neuralgia
since. ltgiycs me pleasure 10 recommend it,
Ranguim Root Medicine Co, Manufacturer,
Nashville, Tenn. 90 cents per box. Sold At
Hcisier's drug store, % Main street
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A good time to
ORDER YOUR GOAL.
nntetIt

One reliable merchant In every town trib.
utary 10 Memphis to knock ont all compc.
tition by taking the agency Of the world,
cigirs and Geo. T.. Lies * Co.'S celebrated
Buhos Your neighbor can't got the goods
~ We will only sell 10 one merchant IN
each town. We solicit sample order.
/. SAMmsoN < Co..
sole Distributing Agents,
Memphis, Tom.
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render the old soft and shiny. For
keeping the SCALP cloan, cool, aud
healthy, there is no better preparation
In the market.
81 am free 10 confess that a trial Of
Ayers Hair Vigor has convinced mo
that 1t Is a genuine article Its use has
not only caused the hair Of my wife aud
daughter 10 DO
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second.

Il the proper place 10 get ynur ticket. i1r
Kansas CITY. Omaha, Denver san Fran.
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Chicago, aud IN fact all the principal aud
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Tho diagrams ut tie kanlis City and st.
I,ouis slocprr are only kept 90 this Office.
You can got tickets ~ low rates to any
point within the United state. at this
anisa
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Dr. Smith. veterinary surgeon, treats all
diseases Il domestic animals Removed
10 Krrk'. stable. 80. iOl Second street,
near nnalr. Telephone 49,.