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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-01-20
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BALMAGUNDI.
A little moro snow thi. afternoon.

A little moro snow this afternoon.
Regular meeting EIko Lodge No. 10.
X. Of p. at Castle Hall tonight.
Our Legislative reports arc copied
from the Carson Tribune which gives
the doings Of our solons in full.
Mr.. Muller's Thermometer registered
&c degrees below zero last night. At
6 O'Clock this morning u Thermometer
marked IA degrees bclov.
Max Schnen. OF Mountain City, came
down from Tuscnrora on yesterdays
stage, but VIC have not aeon him to-day.
Hope lie has not been kidnapped.
The residence Of J. NJ. Fulton Mt
Reno was destroyed by FIRE on Monday
~morAing. There was an insurance Of
$1,000 OH tho house aud 5000 on the
furniture.
s. E. Rogers. accompanied by Harry,
youngest sou Of A. Wines. Of Pleasant
Valley, returned this morning from a
Eve weeks visit to friends aud relatives
in Iowa.
Nevada may be q ''rotten borough"
but it fails to emit the Limburger ef-
fiuvia developed by tho California
Legislature now in session at Sacrn-
mento. Sec California papers.
The report OF tho grand jury is the
subject Of much criticism, adverse and
otherwise. Perhaps no member OF that
body expected 10 receive the bcnedio.
tions Of every citizen OF the county.
Reno Journal:-At the meeting OF the
Board OF Pardons Monday but one ouI
Of the many applicants. l.. A. Coombs,
received O pardon. The Board was III
session yesterday, there being twenty.
n applicants for pardon.
Thomas Kane passed through las
evening oil his return from California
We learn that q letter was received here
yesterday morning stating that Mrs
Kane is getting along all right. We
hope she will soon gain her accustomed
health.
The condition OF Birdie DawIey shows
little change in tho past few days. She
still remains quite weak but is perfectly
conscious and very patient in enduring
her great affection. Her parents still
have hopes that she will eventually
pull through. We sincerely trust tina
their hopes may be fully realized.
Attention is called to the announce
ment OF n grand ball Mt Fort Halleck t
be given on tho evening of the 25th in-
slant. There nro no better f%aoilitie
in Eastern Nevada for q ball thnn are
to be found ut the Fort. and those VIII,
attend tho coming entertainment ma.
be assured Of having an enjoyable time
A terrible railroad accident occurre,
on the New York. PENNSYLVANIA j. Obi,
Il. II. nenr Talmadge. Ohio, Monday
which resulted in the killing Of tw
engineers, two fireman and eight pass
enScrs and the wounding Of fourteeI
others. The accident was caused by
passenger train running into q freigh
train.
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w oman gufTrnuc.

In his inaugural address, Governor
hms'. oil Massachusetts,, used tho fol-
lowing Language: Once more I earnest.
" recommend M MI net oI simple jus.
lico tue enactment OF law securing
municipal s~nnfcrago to women. Recent
political oyonts hSyo confirmed the
opinion which I havc long held, that IL
womcn hayo sufficient reason to vote
they will do 80 aud become nh import.
mt fnctor IN the tcttlcment OF the
Groht quotations.. II wo can trust I'M.
educated men TO Yotc NO can with
greater safety and far moro proprioty
grant Tho snmo power TO women, who,
az n rule, are we'll educated and quito M
intelligent ~ iuon.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
DeIst Hst.l-CIark 4 trees, Pro-
PrIeIarS.

..."
NJ Rush. s F; J O Stow, Grind
Rapids. Mich; N o Murphy. Missouri;
e Rodgers. Joe H,nn.n, Pleaxan.
Valley F E Chngnon. wife and clnld.
Mollis Staumbaugb. T~uscarora; ID e
Embsrry. Carlin; A D stre.ter. Mrs s
n Streeter. LainoiIle.
p ] MeNsmee, North Fork; n q
Knight, Toano; s II Beard. v Fraino.
Geo Caskett, & J Smith. JW Powell.
G n HAws & wife. Tus arora; Al d
Roche, ) F; A Adams. Idaho: John II
Olsen, Eureka; II McAdums, De,th; A
Mahnny, Lamoille; Miss Nollie Xii.
leeu. Reno; Mrs r II Jacob. ] A Bielar,
Carlin; Mrs E Smith L chill, Galenn;
Louis Tunk. Minneapolis, Minn.
Mrs jacob. Dan Hill, Geo McIntosh
Carlin, Robt 81 Clark. Carson; : w
Lsmke 4 wife. N Y; Jos Gienlos & wife.
Henry. Ill; A d Farnsworth. South
Fork; N J Rush. S F.; Joe McGowsn.
7 Melouuin. l. f Wrinkle, I B1en.
nan, ] S Gregory. T~uscaro.ai Jas A
Steele, A Wisemnn. Glover; Vim Smiley.
Saml McMullen. Deeth; 81 Polk. W H
Cotant, Halieck; TG CoaIe, Stafford.
Goo X olan. G'-'in; L J Lachmnn
L Winter antel, 8 F; Albert w Clay,
ton. Beow.we: a r ) Wrinkle, ''Vir-
ginia City; II q Knight. Tonne; P
Hansen. Wells.
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Nutro TunnSI NSId.

The sale Of the Sutro tunnel, under
tho decree OF foreclosure granted by tho
United States Circuit Csurt, took place
to-day, U. s. Marshall Moore acting "a
~auctioncer. Tho property was bid IN
by Judge Henry @. Dibblc. OF San
Francisco, for Tho Sutro Tunnel Com.
pnny Of Now York. which now holds
tho mortgage Of tho McCaimont Broth.
srs OF London. The price paid was Si,.
325 900.
The Union Trust Company wa, rep
resented at the sslo by Edmund Tauz.
sky Of San Francisco. II 10 understood
tho property will DO reconvcycd to tho
Sntro Tunnel Company. The Chroni.
Gle is informed thcro will 10 no change
In the present management, Theodore
Sutro retaining the Presidency and
Col. @. 9. Thomas will romaiu a. Sup.
orintendcnt.-tv Virginia Chronicle.
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He IJnd sworn Off.

Col. Blood Of Yirginia-Eo. Judge,
when the returns came in and l found
that our side was defeated, 1 swore TINT
l would mover again take a drink of
whiskoy, sAh, 30 help me god, sab.
Judge Bowie Of Kentucky-Gad, Hah,
that was a horrible sacrifice. Why,
sab. II may be for years and IL may be
forever. Well. I am sorry for you and
hero Is my best wishes (starts 10
(drink).
Col. Diood-Ah, one moment Judge:
l aAid whisky, but that will hardly pro.
vont inc from taking q little gin. All,
bartender. the gin, pleasc-ti anksi
Yes. Judge. although tho gin look. like
water to be strictly paIatablo, still Il IL
better than nothing. Your good hea.h
Judge.
"snme to you Cunnei"-nnd the
world looks bright ngain.--lPeCk's
Sun.
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Education OF W otucn

Tho education OF women has passed
all stages OF opposition, and Of tolor.
alton; II Is now tho rage, tho passion, Of
the age. IL is, at Toast, understood
that tho pcrmanoncy OF civilization dc.
ponds on well-educstcd mothers; be
cause the force Of hcredity IL maternal.
In addition TO tho colleges for women,
aud anneSss 10 the universities, col.
legcs OF art and industries ato being
established. Cambridge, England, has
opened n college OF %carponicry for the
female sex. Tho object il quito stint.
lar to that OF II schools for manual
culture, TINT Is mNnual dcxtcrity, rather
than n trade. II is, however, not I'M.
possible that tue womcu will soon In
vado tho trades, IA they have tho pro.
LESSONS. II is n day Of equal rights
{Terro IIaute lind. Mali.
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Fstorson's Magazine.

Reading for the Preside OF tho most
attractive and yhrioi kind Is given III
Peterson's Magazine for February. The
opening story "Lost and Found" IL
well told md capitally illustmlod. Ed.
gar Fawcett has noVor written n moro
thrilling novolot thnn "rho Murder in
Lafayette Place." md "Nicholas
C~lcavcr's Money" Is quite NJ interest
ing In an entirely different voia. The
short stories arc ni we'll worth ro,diup.
The fashion and household department ts
aro at their very bost. Tho number is
mn admirable QUO throughout. Terms
~ 90 per yonr. Address Pc,ersou's
Magazine, 800 Chestnut Strcct, philu.
dtlph:u, la.
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3. II. EMILY, ]. p.

ilus9t Ohu' To- 1000.
Tho State Of Nevada vs.. Ita Osborne
Charged with misdsmennor in dis
charging n pistol in a place Of public re.
sort. Defendant entered q plen OF
Guilty, and WAS fnsd IL tho sum Of
800, With the alternative OF sixty days
IN tho county jail.
The ststc OF Neysds Va. George
hyers-Chargod With obtaining money
under false pto.cnso. Defendant eli
torod n plea Of Not Guilty, and trial set
for Saturday. January 10th, at 1 O..
clock p. H..
Tho State OF Nevada Va. George
Dntler-Chsrgsd with assault aud bat.
terry. Defendant entered n plo, OF
Guilty. aud was fined in the sum OF So
which hO paid aud was discharged from
custody.
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California Fruits,

Senator Stanford is not only active in
his official sphere in Washington, but is
winning laurels as a horticultural pro-
~pHgandist. Not q day passes but TINT
tho tables in tho clonkrooms Of tho
Senate are burdened with the choicest
Of California fruits. oil at the Senator's
expense. There is variety. too. in the
display. One day tho Senators are in.
vitcd to partako Of Fresno's delicious
raisins and figs. Another day they nre
tempted by luscious oranges from River
sido. Then will come a great consign-
mont OF the most tempting grapes Of
every variety, and SO on from day to
day the oye! and p~alates OF the Senators
are rtgaled. So fruits become, that
''cold ton" has even lost its attractive.
ness, and the basement OF tho Senate
wing no longer luros statesmen Of the
Edmunds typo to half-jorbiddsn
pleaSure -[EIaminer.
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Notice TO Tencherr.

The next regulnr examination OF APP
p%licants for teachers certificates will DO
held in Elko commencing on Friday
July 10. 1889, at which time all who
desire to apply for certificates will
please attend. No examination will be
held previous to the above date. hence
no one need apply for a special exam.
ination. -.
w. @. LOVE,
Ell. oficio Supt. Schools.
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NOTICE.

To ichom il may concern: Having mu-
tunlly agreed upon q separation, this ia
to give notice that I am no longer re-
sponsible for any debts contracted by
my wife, Mary n. Culver.
FRANK CULVER.
rus~cnrora, New, Jan. 10. 1889.
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From Mondays Daily.l
HALMAGUNDI.

EN-. Baum came up from Palisade
last evening.
Walker Blaine is suffering with q
broken leg.
Uncle Billy Heseltine, Of Halleck,
il in town to-day.
Il. Reinhnrt left yesterday morning
for San Francisco.
Senator c. II. Sproulo left yesterday
morn ing for the Capital.
Alfred Chartz gave this Office q
friendly call this morning.
VIM Smiley and Saml. McMuIlen, OF
Star Valley, are in town to day.
w. ]. Hanks. OF the Sun Creek Land
& Cattle Co., is in town to-day.
Tho Tuscarora Stage Line sent out
two 4-horse coaches this morning.
Il. p. IIamill came down from Wells
this morning and returned OH No. 3.
Judge Rising and Alfred Chartz,
stenographer. arrived last evening from
Virginia City.
Scvon cars loaded with Asiatic goods
were attached to trim No. 8, cast bound
this mornng.i
Miss Marion Stone arrived at Carlir
last evening and opened the school
ut that place this morning.
Louis Bradley aud II. McAdams came
down from Deeth this morning. Lou
complains Of feeling first class.
Quite n numbered litigants and wit.
nesses from Tuscarora are hero in at.
tendance on the District Court.
Snow commenced falling about , o.
clock this afternoon and tho indications
are favorable for "A huge snow storm.
Dan Hill and Geo. Mcintosh came
up from Carlin last evening, having
been summoned to serve ns Grand Jur-
ors.
Henry Is. Rule, Postmaster ut Pitts.
burg. Lander county. camo up yester-
day, on business rs we'll as pleasure,
aud is spending n few days visiting
numerous Elko friends.
The little item in Saturday evenings
paper Offering II reward for n missing
number OF the DAILY INDEPENDENT bore
fruit, md 10y . O'Clock yesterday morn,
ing two copies of the required number
were handed in.
John N. Dorsey, OF Fort IIalleck
passed through this afternoon with five
cars OF as fine beef cattle AS were eve,
shipped from tho ~Sigcbrush State to
the San Francisco market. These ste.r-
were shipped at lInlIeck this morning,
md are oil Of improved stock aud quite
fat.
As will be seen ty an itom else where
our old friend Tom Kano has assumed
the dnties. the responsibilities aud the
pleasures Of paternity and become the
father Of n daughter which was pre-,
scented 20 him by Mrs. Knno last Sntur
day. at is never too late TO do good
and the INDEPENDENT extends congratu,
~latiOns.
Undor the hond Of New To-day will
DO found the announcement of II grand
Washington Ball to take place at Deeth
on tho 22nd Of February. ii. NcAdams,
who is manager Of the entertainment,
assures u'thGt no pains nor expense
will 10 spared to make this one OF tie
most pleasant social vents of tho sen.
son. We predict that there will DO a
crowd Mt tho Washington Ball at Deeth.
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90 rider.

A full limo Of samples for Fall and
Winter clothing on hand. Over 200
samples to select from. Made up in
tho latest style. best OF trimmings. A
good nt guaranteed.
III. REIEuAnr.
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lFrom Wednesdays Daily.I
AALMAGUNDI.

Mrs. A. Lowe returned yesterday
morning from a visit to friends and rsla-
tives in Salt Lake City.
Mrs. Joseph D.hms nee Miss Kettle
Thorpe. came in yesterday on . visit to
her mother Mrs. n. Thorpe.
Alta.-The Now York World nsks
''Is the hustle on, tho wane7" No.
noighbor. 1t is on the same old place.
Miss Helen j. Bruce left last evening
for tho Oasis ranch near roono, the
residence OF her uncle, Mr. E. @. Har-
dy.
George Gilmore is taking q vacation
while wrestling with mumps. He Bnys
he Is MOI stuck on their acquaintance but
lie proposes 10 ''Srin aud bear it,.
April Both next will be the one hun.
dredth anniversary OF tho inauguration
Of George Washington as President Of
tho United States. Washington died
December II. 1893.
&. N. Beard. of Tuscarors. one OF the
witnesses in the mining suit now on
tial, WAS attacked with something like
vertigo while giving e7idence this moru-
ing aud suddenly fell from his chair.
He was carried out and soon recovered
with no further injury than a slight
bruise on the hip received in his fall.
Mr. Beard attributes his sudden flint
meas to inordina;e smoking OF cigars.
Alta:-The light winter trnvel to Cali
fornia is duo to tho mildness Of tho
early wintor in the East. Those win
ters which come in like a lamb go out
like n defeated candidate, and next
month it is probable that Jack Frost
will bite like a serpent aud sting like
an adder, aud the people will rise up
aud fee to California to wait for O ris-
ing Thermometer.
The Jacksonville. Fla, Times speaks
Of growing cucumbers in bottles. AZ q
''noyel enterprise" We hsvo seen en-
cumbers grown in bottles forty years
ago. and it is easily dona by slipping
the young cucumber carefully into the
bottle while in bloom and allowing it to
grow to full size within the bottle. Il
will then be much larger than tho neck
OF the bottle aud cannot be removed
without breaking the bottle.
The Scotch Courts have recently con-
Ridered a breach Of promise case. A
young woman brought an action OF
breach Of promise against a young man
who admitted having been engaged to
her. His defense was that She objected
10 his smoking and finally suid
CHOOSE between your cigar and me-"
lie made the choice promptly in favor
Of the weed, and when she sued him the
judge held that by offering him tho al-
tentative abe was responsible for the
swain's Gssertion, and the Superior
Court sustained the decision.
I haven't the courage to die, si.,
Hardly tho courage TO live;
Can't drink enough to forget. sir;
Amt Christian enough to forgive,
This was the vail Of u lnau who had
endured the torturea OF ''liyer coin.
plant" and dyspepsia for years; and he
might have endured them for life, had
be not heard that Or. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery would mako him n
we'll a He gave il a trial and wns
cured. Once ho WAS hollow.oyei. emn-
ciated. and slowly lettering toward the
tomb; but now he is vigorous. robust
and healthy. There is nothing that can
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TIne CaIcasren Fair.


Special to the EoHo.
WELSH. La, July 25.--Fifst session
of Calcasien Fair Association, at Welsh
opened with fine display of all that com
bines TO make any similar institution a
grand success. Second day opened
with the pouring in of large crowd oil
interested people TO enjoy the popular
tournament riding, novel to many and
enjoyable to all. Main building benutI.
fully adorned by the works of art, oil
which the ladies department positively
defes competition. and the agricultural
display next ia arrangement and first 10
importance, is really more than the
most sanguine Of citizens had expected.
PEACHES, pears, apricots, grapes, straw
berries, persimmons, melons, etc,
Stock department well represented
and able to favorably compare with
anything in the State in grade style and
training Following these in order and
fully abreast with them in importance,
is the large display of farm machinery
manufactured by D. M. Osborn & Co..
of Auburn, n. Y. and represented by
Mr.. C. d. Welsh, of this place. w.
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RESOLUTION
Adopted aG District Meeting
Fifth sabbath ia aBUme.

Be ii YeS0tUed, That it is the sense of
this meeting that the query, "SbOu d
the minister devote his whole time to
the ministry ?" should be answered in
the affirmative from the teaching OF the
following and similar scriptures For
bishop must be - sober Just. q
holding fast the faithful word as he has
ben tanght that he may be able by
sound doctrine, both to eXhort and Il"
convince the gainsayers Titus ! . 8
Those things speak and eXhort, aud
Pebuke with all authority. Let no man
dispige thee. "--Pltus 2;l5. This is a
faithful saying, and thiaB ~ / will that
thou affirm constantly. Titus 3:S
Thou, therefore, my son, be strong in
the grace that is in Christ Jesus q
No man that warreth, entangteth him
self with the affairs of this life; that he
may please him who hath chosen him
to be q soldier. 49, Consider What !
say, and the Lord give thee understand
ing in ali things. - Tim. 2I-7, (See
2 Tim. l:lI-l4 "otudy to show thy
self approved unto God, q workman thut
needeth not 10 b. ashamed rightly d.
vipipg the word of truth. 70 Tim 2'l5.
But continue thou in the things that
thou hast learned. 49, That the man
OF God may be periect thoroughly fnr~
nished unto all good works "-3i4-l7.
49, We trust in the living God. - =
Mediate upnp these things: Give thy
self wholly to them. etc i Tim, AID
I6. Respectfully.
W, d. GILL,
Chairman Com. on Resolutions,
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For sale.

FTalIAI sp IsINpIn PROPERTY FOR Nh nj. y
owned by 81 us HaRs at tleeap0rt, situated
fWu miles trdsu the Ionrt HQuae mid eaatAiniag
about ~ aerea nf iana with frulftaea ul Did fsf
Qn ths Dalsasieu sivet, Together With ali fha
bnilHinEa and imp yesnnnts lhepegA aftHatea f4
Wtt y QAasansl II haif stn5g HNeililg Aoise aitii
III {eet ltisil m npth lpersi With iaf t0aihs
Apa Raek Naliefies anA d0phA biiri shinlneys
Wtfh Hs4.plaet IN aRch lNam d8Mii siaiFs Ihefs
is alsa aH ny tl the hnilaing containing dlai1M.
fetl aad wA$nheaa0 UaaeK sHMd e6Sef aila A3l
netessarE put heaseA iiltA4a4 aeW eHsAhejf
he4ae IhaIe ase asg pa tHA sasaa pFapaftg sH
etpfe3Nia al tAa gNaf ha5& nA X 1a44A ai6e
AeseiNs taglss ae sahle ala
Haase Hsska nds s. aQ diiiEii sle
further Ra9
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KNIGHTS Of Honor.

The people of Lake Charles again
enjoyed an entertainment on Tuesday
evening of a high order. Reliance
Lodge No. 1878, Knights of Honor.
Lake Charles, La, celebrated their
third anniversary with an exeursi IN
party on the steamer Hazel, so noted as
pleasure boat.
Beautiful and majestic, on the still
waters of our delightful lake, under the
guidance of the ever watchfnl and atten
tive Capt. Wehrt, with the efficient Mr.,
Dick as engineer, devoting himself to
the safe working of the machinery, a
large company of invited guests and
the members OF the lodge rejoicing, in
the balmy night air, were borne along
through the quiet hours.
Soon after the wharf of LIKE Charles
was left the eolored string band dis,
conrsed sweet music to two hundred and
seyenty-fYe delighted listeners after
which, Hon. s. o. Shattuek addressed
the company. welcoming the guests
who were there to participate in the
anniversary, and presented s. l.. Henry
of New Orleans Grand Dictator, who
gave an interesting history of The order.
its objects and purposes, which were
classed as charitable principally the
protection of widows and orphans Jf
deceased members. He was followed
by E. DeDecamp, Grand Guide. of New
Orleans, A. IT. Mayo, of Lake Charles
and the Rey. G. b. Rogers, of Lake
Charles, all of whose addresses werr
well calculated to Inspire the audience
with high appreciation Of the noble
ends aimed at ny the knights and OF
their effective usefulness, both as al
association dispensing charity and as Il
life insurance order.
Abunda ant refreshments were partaken
of and successful entertainment had
without beer OF wine. The band having
moved upon the boats deck, the gay
young ladies and gentlemen Of the par
" mingled in the intricate mazes of the
dance, and joined in exchange OF wit
and social converse until II O'Clock p.
M, when the boat landed at the wharf
and the company, almost surfeited with
real pleasure, dispersed to thair homes.
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y Electric BitteEs Eptire satisfaction guar,
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bargains ia Real Estate.

As agent epd owner Lave for sale several very
desirable pieqss cf real estgte Including residence
properties IN Lake Flarles and IL Bagdad, on the
CaloaAieu river, II af Lake Charles, and on tho
southeastern she, OF Lake Charles, and ia the
pine woods, and pralr,e, near Lake Charles. They
Include tracts o. about w acres 50 acres 40 acres
20 acres, acres, and town lots. They will be
sold cheap for cash, and all titles will be fully
warranted. Address OF call on '.'
GEO. II, WELLS,
FoGt. q, SIT Lake Charles La.
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A BARGAIN, open Ouly for short time.
Twenty four acres Dt choice land BLOCKS No 20
and 81 Of the saler subdiYison III the city limits
three, tourths Of q mile from Che Court House
1000 feet from the lake shore, About TO acres iii
pretty groves Of oak trees u acres open land, 10
Of which has beeilin Gutivatl0li 4dWGlling houses
on tho land, one very good, four wells Of good
water, some fruit trees md fencing 80
Apply at once, to J, w, BRYAN, or
iy2OtR A. M, MAYO.
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Cheap Experience.

Experience is sometimes very dear, but it
Its you only twenty-five cents to fhd out
Ia c. c. c., Certain Cough Cure is super.
remedy for coughs and colds. 1t will
re where It is possible to cure, and relieve
sE m Kearnpy
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les, or no pay required. IL Is guaranteed
II give perfect satisfaction or money re-
#naed; Price, ~ cents per box. For sale
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