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Boys and girls silver watches, Thayor's.
school OF EIocuiIon.

Mrs. Margaret Wilshire-Privatc or class
instructions given in the art OF Oratory,
Gesture and Dramatic Expression, based
upon the system and philosophy Of Del.
sarte. Pupils received at all times Ladies
and gentlemen coached for private the.
atricals and lectures. Entertainments
managed. Can be consulted at Witt.
mann's music store from 0 a. IN. TO p. m.
MONDAYS and Thurgdays
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The Dcutschcr nrudcrs Humid

Will give on, Of its enjoyable entertain
ments and dances on New Years eve ut
Turner Hall, corner Union and Second
streets The committee is doing all in itl
power TO make this one OF the best balls
the Bund has ever given, and they invite
all their friends TO aid them by purchasing
Nt.ls..Ga
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! CHAs. r. WING [Seal1,
GEORGE FIsuFR Seol1
SAVE YOUR CLOTHES.

By buying nice Trunk or Valise from
n. Levy's Trunk Factory, AIS Main 81,
where you will find the largest and cheap
est stock OF Trunks in the city.
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TuE Illinois Central Railroad will sell
excursion tickets on 2lst. 22d, 23l, oath,
2jth, Goth, 30th and 3ist Of December to all
points South aud Southeast. Call at ticket
offices, 303 Main street and at depot.
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Nrs wlnsiov's Soothing syrlp should always >,
used for childnuu tcethiug. 10 slHtlet the chill 4
iuiirns The runs. alayH 40 pain, tuftl vial cola
tud h thu b,ht rmviy iuf dlafrauA 1fA u1.slk
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Go TO Floyd & Moneys. They are head.
quarters, and the only direct importers Of
these goods in the city.
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Fun Dress Shirts specially. Finish
equal 10 new. Memphis Steam Laundry,
22l Second street. Branch Office, $50
Main street
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Nuu- Tickets duwiug capital Pike, nrc not ca.
titled tn Terminal rrrDs
For ttuuNAfts Oruuy tufthyr Information 10
sired write lvgly a. the undersigned. clearly stat.
ina your pfidruc'. with state county, street and
number More mpd rtum mail delivery will bo
nssuri 10y your enclosing an envelope bearing
your full ndlp'ss
Send POSTAL NOTES, Exprus, Money orders
~ New York Exchange IN ordinary lcticr Curpncy
by ENpres lnt our cNIvnt.l ndlrrscl
~, 4. DAtriIIN,
New Orleans. Ia
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FINrsr wedding rings at Thayer,s.
Holiday Excursions.

Tho Louisville & Nashville Railroad will
sell one fare for the round trip on December
81 TO December -, good returning Janu-
AIRY 2; and on December ~ 10 January l.,
good 10 return January . 1850 For in.
formation and tickets apply at ticket office,
3l2 Main street.
ions A. Scorr, 4. A.,
X. II. MmooN, Pass AT.
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IlaIltiruI

REMOVED ny TuE USE OF COCAINE
And Il stimulates and promotes the growth
Of the hair.
Burnetts Flavorins extracts arc tho
best
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We. hold positive gropt that Ackcrs English
nlood Eixir Guns on blood puisous vherc cheap
this We will scl Il 10 all who call az our storu on
positive guarantee. II. 4. iiIisIIfL Druggist
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COPY.


CINCINNATI, o., Nov. 26, 1888
We, the Jurors OF Award on Sewing Ma
chimes for the Cincinnati Centennial Expo
sition, do hereby certify that the White
Sewing Machine was the only machine
awarded the first prize on the best sewing
machine at the above Exposition, and we
recommend the
White Machine
for tssimplicity OF construction, durability
OF parts, adaptability OF adjustment, light
and quiet running.
The claim that any other company got
first prize on sewing machines is not cor
rect.
lSigned. CHAs. r. Wine [Seal1,
GEORGE FISHER [Seal1,
FRANK Nj. WATKINS [Seal1
We desire to call the attention of our
patrons to the beautiful new bent wood
work and handsome attachments of the
White, than which no better Christmas
present can be made. A liberal discount
Tor the holiday trade.
j. W, 0GLE & Co.,
No. A North Court Street,
Memphis Tenn
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I,e,IIe.

For luncheon 90 to FLOYD Il Moneys. II
Is the only Ladies' Restaurant In the city
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LEr T. NJ. Galbrcaih. No. 10 Madison
street. rent your houses and collect your
rents
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80 crSrs for Turkish Baths this week
only, 222 Second street.
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These gT the actual steps which follow indlgcy.
ton. AckCrs English Dyspepsia Tablets win both
check and cure this most fearful OF di,cisvi. Guar
antccd bY II. T. iiIlsIuL bugwIsL
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Commiasion.r,


We. the undersigned, banks and n,nkcrs viii
pay all Prizes duwu In The Louisiana state Lot.
Nrlvs which may hc presented ne our counters
X; ~: WAL MSLEY, President La. Nat'i Bank,
PIERRE LANAUN, Prest State Natl BanE.
a. BALDWIN, President N, o. National Bank,
CARL kOHN, President Union National Bank.
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FIsr diamond rings and pins. Thaycr'r
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Grand Monthly Drawin1

At the Academy Ut Music. New orleans,
TUESDAY, JANUARY ~. 1850.
Capital Prize, 100000.
100000 Tickets Mt $50 Each Halves, si0l
Quarters, - Tcnth.. ssI Twen-
uoths, 81
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nr. Duncan IL take pleasure IN making pub
&c statement ~ the TACT that | have used your
thu IOHic with gnat success, after everything else
had sgnally failed. Myself aud family joiu In
thanking You for the discovery Of such ncdl.
cine which viii be OF such great bcucht To man
Kind. Yours truly, A. rRlssLY.
Mihlln, Tenn
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CnoIcr wedding prcscnts at Thaycr's.
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O'Clock nm. on
Thursday. January 10. 1850,
al the frht tito and ini,rst ~ y e. rotiiiio
tarulinh kenncy, David !. konucy, y kCnuey.
e. u kcnncy nnd carrie MAY kruncy In and 10
the following described lot nr plrtrl ui ground ~
uaiesl IN Memphis shelly opuuy. Tenn and pr
uruaflY drsrfihgd nH "a certain lot tuuiiur un The
south side ui Adams ttfgct gIis feet. aud running
lack between tafailsi lines tt'b fct ~ the alley
between iUnUrson street. aud l,luE the vacant lot
lying noti wet 81 the residence known as the
"kCnugy Place"
Said salC will h. made under aud by virtue 81 st
several trust duCds made a. thc undersigned. NJ
trustee. a. secure certain iudrhfDlurss therein ~
made a. which faid trust drois ufrrnrr IL herr
made ~ they nppcaf ~ fcuuni IN the Registers
ufhCC II SHELBY upunty. Tenn, ~ ltuk Ia pages
~. 10 hni ial and npuk Va. page o.
Equity u redemption dover nud homestead
waived. THOMAS ". rtNUuUs Trustee.
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FlSr,r assortment wn,chc, at Thaycr's
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~ N. A. ptuPIUN.
Washington, ~. q.
90 at No. West Court st., Memphis, rena-
ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS 10
NEw ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
Now OTlrnns. "a.

REMEMBER, that the payment ~ Prs,, II
Guaranteed u, Four National Hanks oi New
orleans. ami ulo Tickets uw tlruot by the lpsi.
dent of an Institution whn-o chartered rvhu ara
rUuFulfCd IN the hl hv.t Courts thDuinru. hcwafo
q, all limitations ur ANONYMOUS frhrmrk
on DOLLAR d the prev ni the smallest part
or traction 1T q llHavt tssuUd 10 u loo any Draw.
iur AnYthing in our name unUtCd iut lus, than
o. Dollar u swiudlr
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A. u. Nnee.I. IIar,IMnre.

Has reopencd again at old stand, 207
Second street.
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Dyspepsia, Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Read what DUNCAN'S LIVER AND
KIDNEY MEDICINE has done;

nr Duncan II was cured of symptomatc hcarl
disease, caused by a torpid liver amt indigestion
Mas troubled with II Tor thirty years growing
worse all the limo, until commenced taking Dun.
cans l.. aud X. Medicine. Three bottles rcst prcl
me To perfect health after physicians aud nll othct
medicines had fdlcd pr punclns Medicines afo
letter than he represents them 10 be. You're irJlY
A. J. AKNoLn
Camden Tam
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Trustees Notice.

Notice 4 honby given that The undersigned ~
trustee will veil AZ public uuicry iuf rHsh In irpnt
II the Court liuuao ~ shelby county, Tom. in
O'Clock d M, on
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GREENSBORO, Ark, April rs is7s-Dr e. r
nuncin bear cir avn pmcticlng physician at
this place, ! am also In thc drug business. aud
hycbccn selling aud prescribing your mrdicinci
iur some time, aud nm we'll pleased with them.
am sum youus urc the most reliable proprietary
medicines have ever sold 10 seen uard. cspsrllly
Your chill Tonic Liver PILLS, Cough rhlstn. Liver
and Kidney Medicine aud Carbnlic ointment
am sue they an III you Cllim Tor thrm. This Is
something woul nor could not nv Tor any other
line OF patent medicines livery one sp,aks lu tue
highest terms Oi your nedciucs. Your iull,
J. IA OLR. -. u
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NOTICE.

MR.. E. LYCAN has full power to
w sign receipts and sign for any
business in connection with the firm of
q. West d Co., during my absence from
the Kingdom. g. WEST u CO.,
Per G. West.
Honolulu, May 9th, 1883. 3s1w
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QUARANTINE ON THE KAIMlLOA.

Some two hundred and fifty Chi
namen came by the steamship Pekin
on Saturday, the 18th inst. 1t APP
pears that among them was q con-
valescing case of varioloid, which
necessitated their being placed in
quarantine. This was, under the
circumstances, proper precaution-
ary measure. But why were they not
quarantined across the bay, at the
regular quarantine station? Why,
with the station and every conve-
nience there for quarantining pur-
poses, were these Cinnamon huddled
on board the little ''Kaimiloa"
where there is not sufficient room
for one-half their number? With
two hundred and fifty persons, that
little craft must be literally jamme6
full, below and above, just as sar.
dimes are packed in q tin. Human.
ity revolts at such spectacle.
What does the Board of Health
mean by this new and inhuman de
parture? 1t had better rise and ex.
Dlain.
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TEIB
% Burrrftn
MONDAY, MAY IA, 1888.
MODERATION.

Men are prone to extremes, and
in seasons of excitement overstep
the limits of moderation, to their
own discredlt and to the ultimate in
jury of the cause they strive to adj
vance. Generally speaking, age,
experience, and reflection bring
moderation, although these are not
always sufficient to prevent an i'm
pulsive nature overlapping the
bounds. The man who is himself
moderate and counsels moderation,
in times of immoderate excitement,
is usually ignored and his advice
rejected. Moderation at such times
is interpreted to mean weakness or
fear, or a mixture of both. When
the storm has rolled by and reason
and reflection have resumed control,
it generally becomes apparent that
the moderate man was the wise man.
Moderation is the fruit and the
evidence of superior foresight, know
ledge, and wisdom.
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drink "sparkling" tangle foot in his
own house, and without injury to
others, no prohibitionist wants TO
interfere with him, but If he wants
to have his dutch courage on tap
at every street corner and in a
bachanaIlian rendezvous into which
it may be possible that my child
may he lured, ] do with all the
Vehemence OF my soul object. MIR.
Smith is q young man full Of pro-
mise, and l am inclined to think it
was the "sparkle" that prompted
him to thirst for q prohibitionist's
skull from which TO quaff his stirrup
cup.
Alas, to what base uses may we
(prohibitionists) come at last. How
ever, as mine is not q "nawless"
skull cannot deed it Ga la Faust)
to Mr.. Smith. No indeed, l would
have TO confess that under the in
fluence of Jamison's Potheen, its
phrenology was once sadly altered
at Donnybrooll, and that wasn't the
last sllirmish l had with the enemy
and always got the worst of it.
Talking of Donnybrook brings
before me Mr.. Smiths challenge, it
has the genuine invitation to tread
on the tail of his coat. l presume
to discuss this question. / may in
form Mr.. Smith that in the columns
of the DAILY BULLETIN rather more
than two years ago, the prohibition
question was well discussed. l
have no inclination to enter upon
another newspaper controversy, but
if / understand Mr.. Smith to court
platform discussion and we can
agree upon the tone line of phases
of the drink question to be dis
cussed, he might have his desire
gratiiied.
Mr.. S. can address me by mail or
through your columns.
d. M. CROWLEY.
Wailullu, May 11th.
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ANOTHER EXHIBITION.

London is 10 have another Exhi-
bition-a more original and in some
respects, larger show than any of its
predecessors in South Kensington.
The United States of America have
long been desirous of impressing
the old country with the extent and
variety of their resources, and no
better form of advertisement exists
than an exhibition of the conven-
tional kind. This American show,
however, will have many new and
peculiar features. 1t will cover an
enormous acreage, and will embrace
three several sections-those of art,
commerce, and entertainment
Amongst the first the most interest
ing exhibit will be a portrait of
Queen Victoria, painted by the first
American artist some fifty years
ago. Commerce will be presented
by American products, and by q
varied display of those mechanical
inventions and contrivances fol-
which the American people have al,
ways been famous. The switch
back railway, a line of singular
curves all up and down hill, will bC
n great attraction. But the interest
ing sight of the Exhibition will bC
the large troupe or circus owned by
"Buffalo Bill" a vast entertain.
ment reproducing exactly the most
exciting wild sports and hunting
scenes of the Far West.
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SUGAR BOUNTIES CONFERENCE.

AT the conference of Sugar Boun-
ties recently held in London, the
delegates from the various powers
represented signed convention on
the subject. Absolute failure of
this international meeting had been
predicted, and there were but few
even among the most hopeful and
sanguine, who anticipated such a
satisfactory settlement. 1t only
remains now for the Foreign Gov
ernments to ratify the Draft Con-
vention. Whatever influence the
opponents of the Convention can
bring to bear, and they are weighty,
will be offset by the growing popu-
lar feeling on the Continent of Eu-
rope against the efforts of the mo-
nopolists to maintain system which
is entirely to their advantage. The
Conference meets again next year,
and in the meantime diplomatic cor
respondence may do much to smooth
away all difficulties. This action of
the Convention will encourage the
sugar refining industry, and conse-
quently much larger force of la
borers will be employed, particu-
larly those who have been accustom-
ed to the work, and have depended
upon it for their means of subsis-
tence.
The action of the British Govern
ment in summoning this interna-
tional conference has removed a Sc
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THE WEEKLY Bulletin
L % columns, purely local matter
Mailed TO foreign countries, 50 per
annum.
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NOTICE.

r HEREBY give notice that by power
l. of attorney GATED at Hongkong,
China, the 25th day of March, 1883, the
firm of Kwong Shiu Wing Co. has ap.
pointed me the undersigned to conduct
all its business relations in the Hawaiian
Islands and in particular with the firm
of Wing On Wo d Co., of Honolulu,
merchants, with full powers to collect
and receive all sums of money due to
the said firm Of Kwong Shiu Wing Co.
and to proceed quarterly as the power
of attorney authorizes me.
@. CHEUNG-PING,
Atty in fact for Kwong Shiu Wing Co
Honolulu. May IA, 1888. 422w
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rious cause of discomfort on the part
of the sugar producing colonies of
the West Indies, Australia and
South Africa, whose interests dur
ing the session of the Convention
were carefully watched and guarded.
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FOR RENT or LEASE.

ssa.. q A NEW TwoStory House,
f5ssa@a IA furnished or unfur.
&Ss.ss5 &sssss nished, with nine sleeping
rooms, large veranda and other con.
veniences. Location, opposite the Ger.
man Club House, Punchbowl. Apply at
HAMILTON JOHNSON'S,
40 Ivy Fort street.
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TO RENT.
FOR SALE

- A DUMP Cart and Har-
SMsS@ IN ness, in good order.
e ~ To be sold cheap. Apply to
Hon. W. O. Smith or Lunalilo Home.
30 2w
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that will
IN not pay any debts contracted IN
my name without my written order
W. @. ACBI.
Honolulu, April 2l, 1883. 23 If
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DeS- Rules regarding entries and
starting are suspended in races against
time. $
22tf
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TO LET.

,ssaA a A COTTAGE on Hot,l
5s5tESsfs IA sueel, opposite DIR. Nc
EsssssssssS Grews'-contains six rooms,
kitchen, bath room and every convent
cnce. Apply 10
Al ct Ii. S. TREGLOAN.
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corn worm or in fact any Of the pests
that 90 ruthlessly destroy the products
Of the husbandman in warmer eli.
mates.
Stock raising is nowhere carried on
with more vigor and success, and the
tendency is toward high grades. A
good number of Clydesdale stations
imported from Scotland and Ontario,
also Norman Perchons imported from
France, and several herds Of Short.
horn sattls which the owners are max
ing vigorous efforts to improve. The
time is not far distant when this coun.
ty will be one Of the most important
stock raising sections Of any in the
Northwest Nv,
The Turtle Mountains which lie in
the northeast portion Of this county,
isone ofthe best locations for the stock
raiser on small scale, to be met with
whilst the pleasure and
health seeker will do we'll to visit it,
being sure to enjoy themselves amongst
it's lakes which abound in fish; also
game Of all sorts 10 to be had in profu.
sion within its borders. '...
In word I would say this county
offers special inducements to the farm.
er, mechanic and merchant, and to all
who are willing to work and be eco.
nomical and saving success is sure to
follow. I am YOURS. f.
DAVID DINwoopls.
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Yox ponuli-Yoxsda dai

S&9sEs5S459s "a 49, RQQ0A1---VCAes &A0ks
& The people of Botsineau County at the re-
cent election declared 81 j decisive vote
against the sale ,of liquor in the county, il
pursuance 81 ! Nv calling for ~ express-
ion of Tho popular vill md until that law
isjadicially dselarsd Unconstitutional Il and
the will u tie people should u ebeyed.
\ '.Isy tho Eternal'' sid Gen. jackson 10 The
nulliAestionists of south Carolina u 1882.
..ths lAws must sad shall - enforced snd
such q ~ sdiet whish tAs Anti.sAloon ~
llsasa 81 Bottinssu county issues Il ths 81
tsrsss q An. orssf a.d ths bshlst u ~
psople
Il Il having bssn nAds naaifs that opsn
vioistions of ~ IN in Srssera = ~ selling
of liquor "A Bottinsau, we're 81 dsily occurA
rsnos. n. villa. Who keeps tho tsmpsrs
anosf saloon II. aslr midst was politely ~
nsoaishsd ahat : continaAncs II tho practies
u selling liquor xpnld necsssifAte prose
eution snd ii aseordAnce Win j request from
sl,s Algiance, he agreed to rive up ne busi-
lsass ansss IS sss his rood faith IL
aIassstea
ssas III, bfy sAe gersafii
daesafed Ilis
AZ izo sraa ass
drug stese excer sflesss ipsiol a. ].
plIysicf4p q the cortempl None
~ "a aso ssss1 q
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NOTICE.

A special meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners is hereby called for Monday,
2Sd inst. st 10 o'clock .. m, for the pur-
pose Of receiving the reports Of county offi.
cials, and other business.
FL Gro. J. CouLrHAaD, 1s
! County Clerk.
Bottineau, OAK, Jan. IL, '08.
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Mr.. john A Davis has kindly furnished
us with the 4moupt Of work done by his
.thrssher tss past season. He threshed for
shout seventy farmers. Total number Of
bushels Of grain thfeshed, Afty-one thousand;
about ono fourth being oats, the balance
wheat.
He reports that gophers did the most dam
ago between the Catholic church and Lords
Lake; South Of the lake, rsaohing 70 the
Willow Greek settlement tie crops were very
heavy and not damaged. s. 5.sssss.
% The following named are Of those whose
yields of wheat vare the bsst. -. !.
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Taken up BY Mr.. p. D. sutor Of T. 1874 R.
II, dark sorrel pony colt, branded with
the letter "A" on right hip. Owner can
have the same by proving property and pay
ing expenses. Apply to =.
K p. D. SuroH.
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NOTICn.

The Teachers Reading Circle viii meet In
the school houss On Saturday, 2lst inst, IT
2 p. m. fesehsrs, whethsr holding esrtia-
Gates, OF intending to try for sertiAcates, sre
urged to attend and will ind It 70 their ms-
terial advantage - b present It every
meeting. Another meeting win be held on
Saturday, Feb. 4th, snd every two weeks
thereafter. .s & s. r., -,
y ), 7..5... *.t=s:.ss 5a FaxD W. CArHlo.
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Died.

I. On Wednesday morning, At Lordsburg, af.
ter : short illness, Of ofeonSestion Of the lungs,
Mrs. Nellie Glover, .nisce of Louis. Ferdi-
nand and Philip LeMay. Mn. Glover was
. resident Of St. Paul ,and with hsr sister,
Miss 81. Cyr, was visiting her relatives.
The latter left for hsr home on Saturday, 70
whom and to I'll, this sudden dssth will be
o great shock. ~ -.