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Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
The bridgeport Walking Match

BRIDGEPORT, Nov. LIN the pedestrian
contest six men are making every effort to
hold positions that will entitls them to a
share of the gate receipts. Guerrero tried
hard to close up the gap between himself
and the leader, but he only gained two laps
George Cartwright, the English pedestrian,
ran three miles in sixteen minutes, IL IA
seconds, breaking the record. He received
twenty-five dollars for his feat. The score
at end o: the fifth day:
Hegelman 291 miles, 2 laps, Guerrero
2S6 9, Connors 279 Is, Howarth 271 4, Herty
263 8, Taylor 25S 4, Sullivan 223 8.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02

HARTFORD, Nov. Mr.. and Mrs. john
son Of the Commercial Hotel have found
their little daughter, who has been missing
for week, in Avon. She was staying as q
table girl in the family of Postmaster Bishop
in that place.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
The crystal wave Found.

LEwEs, DEL, Nov. 1.-The captain of the
steamer !. & D. Homes reports that he found
to-day the steamboat Crystal Wave seven
miles south of the lightship in seventeen
fathoms Of water, but saw no tra9e of the
steamer Cleopatra.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
Business Failures.

New YORK. Nov. 1.-Business failures re-
ported to Bradstreet's number ISL in the
United States this week, against 100 last
week and 220 this week lest year. Canada
had 35 this week, against,2s last week. The
total of failures in the United States from
January to date is 1888, against 1924 in
1888.
The Worlds Fair Guarantee Fund.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-The Worlds fair
guarantee fund subscriptions now amount to
So, 009. 900.
President Depew of the New York Central
says the Evening Suns statement that the
Vanderbilt interests will contribute $3.50, 900
to the fair ia erroneous.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
OVER TWO FEET OF SNOW.

OVER TWO FEET OF SNOW.
A Three Days, Storm In COlorado-AIl
Trains Delayed.
DENVER, COL, Nov. 1.-The heavy snow
storm of the last three days shows no signs
OF abating. Ali trains on mountain roads
are more or less delayed.
Between two and three feet is reported
from Colorado Springs and neighborhood,
and telegraphic communication with many
sections is suspended.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
THE MIDWAY LAND CO.,
e. M. JUDD, President.
DIRECTORS,

E. NJ JUDD, Manufacturer, walllngford, Conn J,
LEVI e. COE, President Meriden Savings Bank,
Neriden, Conn.
r. w. TABOR. Live Stock Dealer, New York.
L, N. MOWRY, New York.
b, CARLTON, Wholesale Drug Firm Of williams &
Carlton, Hartford, Conn.
n. A. BAKER and +. A. FIELD, Kearney, Neb.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
Catarrz1

Is constitutional and not a local disease,
and therefore it cannot be cured by local ap-
plications. 1t requires a constitutional rem
edy like Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, working
through the blood, eradicates the impurity
which causes and promotes the disease, and
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
Gaia

effects permanent cure. Thousands of
people testify to the success of Hoods Sarsa-
parilla as a remedy for catarrh when other
preparations had failed. Hoods Sarsaparilla
also builds up the whole system, and makes
Won feel renewed in health and strength.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
DEATHS.

CHATTIELD-In this city, on the list inst, Dennis
Chatdeld, aged ~ years months.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
street, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Friends
and acauaintances are respectfully invited to at
for interment. Services will be held in the Water
bury cemetery chapel Monday morning upon ar.
rival Of O'Clock train from New Haven.
LANDER-In this city, Oct. 31st, 1889. Mrs. Abbie
r. Lander, aged "a years, 8 months. days
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
street, Sunday. Nov Sd, at O'Clock p. m. Rela-
tives and friends are respectfully invited to at
ten without further notice.
WARNER-In this city. Oct. 81st, Margaret Hodges
Warner, daughter Of the late Sherman R. and
Della c. Warner.
Funeral services will he held at her late residence,
No. "a Prince street, Sunday afternoon at 1 80
O'Clock Burial at convenience of the family. t
ENGEL-In this city. Nov. list, William L. Engel.
aged "a years.
IRON me IA Rrista Strn nt snaav Nov al
at O'Clock p. m.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02

152 Performances, 179,O7S Persons.
Windsor Theater, Boston, months, Jan. list to
March 26th, 1883, 112 consecutive performance,
121 ,2o9 persons Boston Theater, month, June LIST
to June 18th, 1884, 30 consecutive performances,
$3.50 persons, $28, $4,000.
The most marvellous, interesting and refined ex-
hibition of the age the only Of the kind in the
world, and the only animal entertainment endorsed
by Humane Societies.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
FOR SALE.
Now Houses for sale.

~ Al my houses in New Haven located on
nice resident strests; all new, with Al conve-
oil Ct much lower price than you can duplicate
the Same property. Bold . number; some OF the
window OF T. r. Smith 8 shoe store, 7eo Chapel ct.
GEORGE L. AUSTIN, Owner.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02

~ Fine pair Of Canada draught horses, 5x
and ~ years old and sound; weight about
o2s eodst P. %. BOX 1857, New Haven.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
N. B.-Do not forget
the Perfection Pudding
Preparation. 1t is deli
cious.
ALL ARE GUARANTEED.

8. n. SrREET eco.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
For SALE

~ have Q fine large yard, clay ground, and
AaI stable with peat moss for the night; rea-
sonabIe terms. o3f3t p. FLEMING, 20 Veto.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-02
A0tscEI lamgn1E.
Platt's Buckwheat,
IN o2i EDW. 4. HALL & SON.
To Winter Horses.

FUR SALE,
gRhn A fine Chickering square piano, In good
N11condition very cheap, on favo.able terms
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-05-03

MI. Edwin W. Joy prosperous druggist
ON the corner OF Stockton and Market
streets, in San Francisco. probably never
dreamed Of riyalIng Ia wealth the mcdi-
cine kings of the country. Bat various
runors having been floating around to the
effect that he has struck Il bic, an Efomfsaer
reporter was detailed to unearth thccauxe
1t seems that about seven years ago an
English physician. gr,,as studentof Bot
any, located IN this city. His practice
was not extensive, and set The few cases
that came TO him attracted no llttle at,ea-
ton. His nssat success secmesi TO be In the
treatment Of liver aud kidney disorders
and rit!atcd blood. He seemed almost
lnfallibie, and his wcllkept secret was as
much a mystery as himself After his de-
parture Mr.. Joy ,eterm:ncd to fathom tlte
secret. and copying all tho prescriptions
Ae had filed for the cratic doctor, he
hegan Q systematic analysis. lie diseoy-
erred running all through the prescript-
ions Tor liver aud kidney troubles, vitiated
blood aud stomach disorders couple Of
ycgetabieextrac indigenous to California
50 simple aad so weil known under home
y egery day names TO every school boy as
70 entirely iissirate tae suspicion that
thcs were the active principles involved.
50 certain, however, WIS Mr. Joy that be
had discovered the secret that he eiabod-
Ie'i the new elements 10 a preparation OF
sarsaparilla to disguise the taste, aud put
II ''cfure his customers under the modest
name OF joys Vegetable sarsapariila. Im-
incdiately the same stories came hack OF
astonishing effects, aad the mystery was
solyed, and the talk 1t has created has
already caused II to step into prom inencc.
and orders pour in daily from all over the
ccast. Aad thus another Callfornia indus.
Rg ieaIs Into cxistenc.s.-S. r. Examiae.
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Seattle Commandery No. 2. X. T.,
Red Cross this evening.
Sociable tonight at the Conereea-
tional church on Second street.
The funeral of Mrs. M. +. Cowan.
who was accidentally killed by her
husband. took place YESTERDAY after
noon from Cross It Co.'s undertaking
establishment. The interment was in
Masonic cemetery.
The funeral OF Donald Mcdonald,
the harkeeper who dropped dead ON
Wednesday morning, took place from
the Catholic church yesterday fore
noon at o'clock. A large number of
friends were in attendance.
Nine hundred tons of the cargo OF
the ship Arcturus is now In the hold.
AS the vessel will carry about ,6 CSC
tons it will take six or seven DAYS, the
managers of the Seattle Coal Il Iron
Company say, to complete the cargo.
The Arctnrus goes to San Francisco.
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Hose, Underwear, etc.

line of Ladies Babriggan ribbed vests in all
colors each o5c worth 35c.
Ladies Gauze vests, long or short sleeves, 25c
each
An entirely line of Infants and Childrens
underwear in Saxony, Wool, Balbrggan, Isle Thread
and Silk.
For Ioc we offer line of full finished black
Ingram Hose. These have just arrived and well
worth CSC.
A splendid line of Chldren's Caps in lawn en-
brodery and lace silk and plush is offered for this week
at very advantageous rates to the purchaser.
Troop after troop of Corsets have marched out
from do service, and result we have
only of regiments left in many lines. These
we will dispose of during the week at Ioc each These
corsets have sold at 25c each Bring the corsetless
along.
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4 Bnrean 11sa3 VIM Rrsss1s 49,
Cerxsrs 1n1huu.asxsn4
A. : recent meeting at the Board a
Trade ! resolution Wxx introdncsd u
establish "a ImmieTn<i0n Bureau.
where 5mnsisrants and strangers could
cone ard receive inform4tieH relative
u Seaktie and King county. II ms
proposed % place The bureau ii ne
hands of some gentleman fhorur1rhfv
consersank With all such matters. and
competent 70 give information regard
ing the taking mp q land. In order 10
maintain the institution on an nm
quesfionxI plane, il was decided 10 oh
taIn the cooperation Of the ministers
Of the different denominations. In
accordance with the last ciaa1se
6 communication 60 Rev. EfIiotf w
Brown, president Of the ministerial
auion, was drawn mp by the commit
tee from tie Beard Of Trade appointed
to take charge of the matter-Mr. W.
]. JENNINGS and MIR. E. r. Whittier
ard Forwarded TO him. The coulmu-
niczti<sn asked that commiftee from
the union be named to discuss the
matter with The Board OF Trade COM
Inltfee- The committee was duly
named and meeting between the
two committees took place Moniav.
A meeting of the Ministerial Union
Was held yesterday for the purpose Of
considering the matter. Rev. Elliot
w Brown presided, ard Rev. Robert
Whitaker acted as secretary.
The matter was taken up and. after
full discussion, 1t was decided 10 CO.
operate with the BOARD of Trade in
the proposed arrangement.
The Union viii meet again at IL
o'clock next Monday. when a full at
tendance IS expected, and further &c
ton viii be taken In the matter.
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Gloves | Gloves |

How many people who wear gloves have ever
thought of the manipulations required to produce
single pair We received last week heavy stock of the
celebrated "Trefousse" ladies' glove manufactured at
Chaumont Haute Marne) by Trefousse & CO., in which
each glove went through no less than 2Io distinct
manipuations! We ordered direct from Monsieur
Trefousse, Christmas last and only got order filed
as stated Demand keeps merchants waiting their turn
like those in line at postoffice window We are the
only house in the city selling this glove which to-day is
foremost in the market 1t appears in shades to match
the fashionable coors in Dress Goods this and
has four buttons carry both dressed and undessed
kid of this make
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IIol for the races Sunday afternoon.
Arrived, r. cENTEMEREec kid gloves.
Chester Cieary.
Purchase your tickets East at the Oregon
Short Line aud Uaioii Pacific Office, lls
Tesler avenue.
Kid gloves. new assortment Chester
Ciesry.
silks Big lot Just In; price them. ches-
ter Cleary.
New Foster kid gloves, manufactured By
Foster, Paul d Co; xxx quality: all
sizes. Chester Cleary.
Agency p. cENTENERIec kid gloves;
new lot jast in. Chester C!eary.
Lowest rates to Missouri river aud points
Eass. At Union Pacific railway Office, lie
Yesler avenue.
5c-Besf skirt Braid. Chester c!eary.
for g cents. Claxk'R O. n. T. spool cs,t-
ton. Chester CIeary.
Dress goods; big sale: Gil wool: as low
as &c; 80 inches wide. Chester Cieary.
Take the new route 10 the East. via the
Oregon short Line AMI Union Pacific; otiice
a. Il6 Yesier avenue.
Special sale kid gloves, soc. 7sc: The
greatest bargains Jet. Chester Clcary.
Beaded expss 81 soc On the dollar. la
tour & Co.
Baby cars. Chester Cleary.
our big purchase OF dry goods arrived.
Chester Clesry-
sas kid gloves: special sale; al sizes.
Chester Cieary.
SC roll-Best Dress BFaids. Chester
Clesry.
spools for 8 cents. Clark's O. y. r.
spool eutton Chester Cieary.
Kid glove sale Csestsr Cieary.
soc ladies' muslin underwear garments
handsomely trimmed. Chester Clesry.
New long hansied psrssols Chester
Cltary.
&c hemstitchesi hsndks-ahiefs, colores
border. Chester Cieary.
New laces- Chester Cieary.
Mourning dress goods. rev lot Chester
Cieary.
New dress goods Chester Cieary.
New embroideriss. Chester Clexry.
New hosiery. Chester Ciesry.
New sstrsns. Chester Cieary.
New Persian trimmings Chester cleary.
Table linens. Chester Clesry.
New hossery. Chester Clesry.
New underwear. Chester Cie9ry.
New silks Chester Cie8-y.
Great drives Iadsa silks Chester clesry,
sac kid gloves ~ the sale. al sxes Ches
Ter Clear.
Dress goods. speciai values Chester
Cleary
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Dress Trimmings.

The popular craze for Oriental trimming has not
yet reached its height New styles appearing daily
in Persian bands and gaIoons each vying with its
predecessor in richness artistic display and elaborate
Workmanship. We have the most recent patterns.
In Jet Trimmings amply provided with
everything that is Jet Braids, Galoons Fringes
Pendants Ornaments, Epaulettes, Gmps. etc, This
trimming every lady knows, is extremely stylish this
season.
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Mr.. w. +. Hudson, OF St Louis, was
at the Occidental hotel yesterday.
Dir. Bailey Gatzert has been con-
fined to his room for several days.
Dir. u. a. Kilday. manager for the
Grisnaer Dramatic Company, is in the
city.
Mr.. Il. w. Reilly, of the st. Paul
Journal of Commerce. Is in town in the
interest of his paper.
Mr.. A. s. Sweet. . junior member
Of the tirm OF Sweet. Dempster Il Co.,
OF Chicago, was at the Occidental yes.
terday
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srARrED FOR BOSTON.
Services Over the Remains OF IN
Late e. b. Rundieft.

Services Over the Remains or the
Late Il. b. Rundiett.
The funeral services OF e. Il. Ruua-
lett, late manager Of the Occidental
hotel. were held in the parlor of the
Occidental at 5 O'Clock YESTERDAY
morning. The body, which had been
embalned and placed in a metallic
easkef, presented 3 natural. life-like
appearance. Only immediate friends
and employees of the hotel were pres
ent. Rev. K. G. Saith presided and
the beautiful ritual of the Unitarian
church for the departed was gone
through With.
At 8 O'Clock the remains were es-
corted TO the steamer Olynpian.
Messrs. A, B. Stewart, Jacob Furth.
i. d. Lowman, Mr.. Rollins, David n.
Baxter, j Il. Smart, w. G. Hebron
and Mr.. Moores were the ball-bear-
ers.
The remains 60 via the Canadian
Pacific to Boston, Mass. Mrs. Belle
b. Rundlett. widow Of the deceased.
and Mr.. Al. Heiibron accompany them
TO their destination. Mr.. George Fay
goes as far as Vancouver with Mrs.
Rundlett and Mr.. Hebron.
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Bedspreads.
Mems Furnishing Goods.

We offer really fine bargain this week in Mems
Percale Dress Shirts. Each shirt is accompanied by
collars and pair of cuffs and the price IS only Soc
Good value for SI.oo
For this week only, we have marked our fine grade
of eck ties at PC each This tie is Of fine silk and is
one Of the most fashionable of the season
display silk handkehs and neckies
second window your
Examine
marked from $3.50
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Ribbons Ribbons

Ribbons like dress trimmings. to have
end to the variety offered Wave after wave of color
has rolled into the markets of the world from the
laboratory of the manufactures and still signs of ebb
Our lines of Gros Grains with satin edges and the
new fancy styles WOO at sight-and win
We offer this week fancy ribbon No. II. at SC
per yard 1t would just be like poor humanity for you
miss this offer from careless indifference Wake up!
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HOUSES AND LOTS.

Sixth ST.-Two lots st the northwest
corner OF Spriag and Sixth streets. inclad-
ing fne residence, $4,000.
SIXTH Sr.--one hundred and twenty
feet square and Aye-room house. with
large amount OF email fruit. at northeast
corner Pine and Sixth streets. $1,000.
FOURIH sr.-seren-raorn harI finished
house. aud fne slightly lot ON east side of
Fourth, between Spring snd Seneca, 5000.
TWELFTH IT. - Choice residence and
fal LOT. corner Twelfth and Pine. Mag
nifcent view aud one OF the best az
ranged residences in the city, $50.
DEPOT sr.-Full lot and double house,
corner Depot sne Lombard streets. $500.
KING ST. Lot and eightroom hard
finished house on King near Tenth, s4.ooo
TwELETH ST. Good house and two
lots. northeast corner Twelfth aid Howell.
1900
TESTH ST.-sightiy lot and new seven
room house on upper side OF Tenth street,
between Dearborn and Charles, sa.7oo.
WASHINGTON ST. Two new hardin.
Ished, wciibuilt seyen-roon houses on
Washington street near Twelfth; 1850
each.
LAKE UNION - Four-room house and
fne, slightly lot near Lake Union, on the
electric car line. 81 SEQ.
JACKSON ST.-Two lots and three room
house souEh OF Jackson street, near
the lake, l.i5o.
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Cheaper Binding Lots.

TWELFTH ST.-Thrse lots northwest cor
ner Twelfth and Weller. 50. 100.
EAST rAlfk-Eiue lot In Denny's East
PARK: cleared and fenced, x7sa
MOB HILL--Double coracs on Mob Hi !,
$i.2l
CROWN SUpFLEMKNTAL-Three OF the
choicest lots in Crown supplemental ed
dition. $50,
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Blocks II and "a.
Arlington Heights addition, st 5000 each.
MADISON sT.-seyeral blocks In McGil-
vra's First at $50 a lot.
NORTHERN ADDITION = some of the
choicest lots in Northsrn Addition, $500.
DEPOT sE-Lots on Depot street near
Bfoadway. with magnificent view, G5o.
MADISON ST.-I.cts in Halls Addition,
adjoining RentoH Addition. 500.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY.

COMMERCIAL sT.-Fsli lot At The soatA-
east corner IL Connerciaa ana Msin streets.
isefadins TIE Ariisgtos hotel saslaius,
$6s,Ooo.
FRONT SCI Lot facing on runs
street, aud smother ii the rear iss.inr
On West street These lots carry rips-
ran rights and extend to deep water. On
me property are whsryes. factories ard
business houses which win rens for s, zoe !
month. Price, sioo.p0o: oae-tourfh cash.
balance on loisg nme.
WASHINGTON ST.-25 by 50 feet, corner
Third and Washington streets, sia,soa
SECOND ST.-1ot on east side OF Second
street. between University and Union.
with large residence, ns1oo.
SECOND ST.-Torty Feet frontage on Sec.
ond street. mar Pike: the cheapess ,,rcp.
erty On the street. 81 5ao
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OUR BIG W EEK
A VARIETY OF GOODS.

Some advertisements, ike sermons, are special
while others of necessity general in character Our
talk to-day will belong the latter class Little things
with prices of dimnutve match attractive
We know these will be. We bespeak the attention of
both and women and there is room for the children
ITO have say also
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS.

MADISON ST.-Two fall lots northeast
corner Of sixth snd Madison; easy terms
$500.
SEVENTH Slot southwest corner
jackson and Seventh streets, &,0to.
TwELFrH ST. Two lots corner OF
Twelfth and Columbia. s4,75o.
SEVENTH Slot on east side Of sey.
enth, between Union and Uu.yersity, $3.50.
COLUMBIA sT.--Full let on the south
side OF Columbia street. near Eleventh.
$500.
MAIN sT.--Desirable lot ON Main, below
Eleventh, S22,5ta
KfGarH Sr.-Sorthwest corner Eighth
and Olive, s., 100.
QUEEN ANNE TOWN-Two lots on Bluff
street. near the corner OF Victory, in
Queen Ammo Town, 81. 600 each. Another
LOT In Queen Anne Town for SLIGO.
ELEfENTH Slot on Eleventh. near
Stewart. $500.
WASHINGTON ST.--Iots on Main and
Washington streets, between Twelfth and
Fourteenth, $3.50 70 81 $50.
LAKE UsIoS-Lot on Bismarck street,
near the lake, 1900.
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Ladies' and Children's Handkerchief.

We have received an entirely line ofladies and
chidrens handkerchies and ready to offer them at
popular prices. Our chldren's school handkerchefs,
with colored borders are very servceabe at 2sc 4oc
and soc per dozen.
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when baby was sick we gave her Castoria,
When she was q Child, she cried for Cas-.
toria,
When she was MIsa,shc chung to Castoria,
When she had Children. she gave them
Castpria.
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CARPETS c.apETsl CARPETS

A full and elegant line OF body Brussels,
reduced from $i.35 to $i.e0 per yard.
Extra superb Ingrains, full les4 ends,
reduced from SEC. TO f5c.
Extra super cotton warp Ingram. re-
drccd froIn s5c 10 6oc.
splendid line of best tapestry Brussels,
reduced from A.ce TO Soc
We make q speciality OF estimating for
carpets and shades, and guarantee first
class workmanship at the very lowest
prices. Toklas, singerman & Co.
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pARAsoLsr pARAsoLsl


A great assortment: long handles, short
handles. 500 styles to select from Our
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WATER FRONT.

PULL RL0CK-Of eight lots soatla Of
me barrel fAetory. Four lots ace Water
street. and four Asve water frontage, car.
ryins riparian rights $s0,O0o.
OSEL0T-With riparian rights In North
ern addition, adjoining Johnson's min,
$1,000
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GIOvEsi CLOVES GLovESi
Special sale, lot az zoe: e lot at 75e; a
lot at 81. all sizes, new colors. Chester
CieRrv
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s2O, OOO-A lsoscre farm. Iso scres
In cuitivatson, every foot good land and
hail beaver dam: over $500 WORTH Of ma
chinery, several large barns. ts.tee house,
vel furnished, good orchard and erery-
thsng complete. Sales from tAe farm
amount b over 5000 snuusIy.
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foF ensppea ns h,.s rougnness o. tn DC
the face or other parts of the body. apply
Datard's Specific. 1t works like magic, and
lei wasranfed by the druggist Sold By
Stewart & Holmes Drag Company.
The best spring medicine : Plumbers
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Baseball Players

szr. Fsskenaen wsn - s-Ssxurrf sEz ssze ! s5,v
cd eKaxI 80. st4s<r that Eix dep&4EHsr
szsd his prxs<at xha eheais were knoxn