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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-03

Nd 1re!s, Mimi, Jan, 3, 1882
Eor EoA;.aS'a Taxation.

Fof SQG ana TAXATION.
Tho following petition il now il
circulation AMI is receiving the sigma
tur"s Nf many business men as we'll Il
w9iRingmrn:
PETITION.
To thu Legislature of the state y.
AinRSS0tWt
Whereas. 1t is unjust one MAI
should be taxed more Tor making lan'
useful and employing labor on it.'han
another IL taxed for holding land idl',
ami Keeping labor off it;
Therefore,, We the undersigned
ritiz"ns hf Minnesota. petition yom
honorable body to submit to thu
people of this state at their next reg
ulr election such amendments to the
constitution rs will permit the eXemp-
tion Of personal property and i'm
pYOvemcn;s on land from all taxation.
TO levy tax :Hpon buildings and
Improvements is virtually to place Il
fine upon enterprise and Industry.
rke MIan who holds vacant property
in growing locality escapes any
adequate degree of taxation. does
nnthing to promote the welfare OF
the community, and profits from the
Industry and enterprise of his neigh.
hOrs who make improvements and
give employ ment to labor. Under
the present system of taxation the
sr0ne is rewarded and the active en-
Srgttic worker is fined 10y having his
taxes Increased. Under such a
system Of taxation as is advocated in
the above petition there would be a
direct inducement for men to improve
rheir land rather than to permit it to
lie idle, or to lease it ut reasonable
figures to those who would improve
il. Capitalists could see their waV
clear to pnt their money into build
ings without mourning an additional
tax that comes near eating up all the
profits, AMI Land monopolists could nc
longer afford TO stand across the
path of legitimate development by
holding on 10 unimprOyed property in
the heart OF great city. In the
country, farmers could in like man
aer invest their surplus accumuia
tons in houses and barns and drain
nge and other improvements without
lAcnrEing the onslaught of the asses
kar to raise his valuation.
The coming Legislature will bt
asked to submit the above amend
nent to the popular vote by the list
nf petitioners SO numerous that We
don't believe they can resist the
appeal, Any reader of the Evening
Star who favors this important
reform, Is requested to clip out the
above petition, paste it on a sheet o.
paper auN return it to this Office Will
his signature Observation-Disclosures:
Evening Star.
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Fs4E WEARS POLITICAL MnEsToNEs.

Fk4E WEARS POLITICAL MILESTONES.
APEIL
: Rhode Island aiactton Carried by the Repub
Ec20s
- Louisiana election Carried By the DemocratA
- CRtan Labor convention ct Cincinnati nonaf
E2ied Allison } Streator, of Illinois. for presd
dent and Charles :: Cunningham, Of Arkansas
tor vie president
r Quilted Fabor convention ct Cincinnati nomi-
mated Robert II CoWdrey, of Illinois, for
president and w II l Wakefield OF Kansas
for vice rrcaitleDt
g. Equal Rights National convention in Des
1Ioiaas, LII. nominated Beva Lockwood for
pTcSi5'HI
ID. Prohibition national convention nominated
CLIFTON Il FISK for president and john A.
Brooks for vice president
James u BEainss famous Paris letter received
IN New York.
s Oregon election Carried by the Republicans
Democratic national convention nominated
Grover Cleveland for president OF the United
States and Allen q Thurman, OF Ohio. for
Tise president
q Republican, national convention nominated
Benjamin Harrison. of Indiana. for President
anil IIrvt = horton. Of New YORK. for viSe
RTsELdSaI
q National convection Of American party at
Washington nominated James !. Clrtis fur
president
% EatRe election Carried by the Republicans
NOVEMBER
Presidential and Congressional elections
throughout tae UBitef States: Ben ia1Iin Flar
EsOn and Levi T. NOTtOD elected respectively
Feesidets and vice president
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ACROSS THE MAIN.

JANUARY
10. NJ Floquet elected president Of French cham
Der OF deputies
Plot to assassinate the car discovered New
Years festivities suspended
20 William o Brien released from Tllllamore jail
- Socialists who were holding meeting in Lon
don dispersed by Che police
Louise Micheishot by crank al Havre. France
"A John Bright wrote q letter denouncing Glad.
stone and his political methods
30 Bismarck refused to see Lord Randolph
Churchill On the ground Of overwork
FEBRUARY 21&..4
8 Prince Bismarck made an emphatic statement
In favor Of peace. ''s,
Callan and Harkins dynamiters. convicted
and sentenced in London to fifteen years i'm.
prisonineut
& AlIstro German treaty Of 1872 published
causing much excitement.
5 Riot of miners at lilo Tinto Spain ...
3 A military loan bill providing for an increase
OF 100000 men in the army and exchange Of
2o0,o0o0OO marks passed the German reich
sE.g
Lord Landsdowne appointed governor general
of India Lord Stanley appointed TO Canada
0 Operation of tracheotomy performed upon the
crown prince of Germany
10 Verdict Of the coroners jury In the Mitchels-
town, ireland. eviction case set aside
Lord Duiferin resigned the vice royalty of
India
Id ksAOLS NJ NFuylIu4ls 6SVeEai klllcQ.
many wounded
Is Tne Englis!l reported to have seized rich por
ton of Venezuela
Douglas Pyue. NJ r.. sentenced 20 three
months imprisonment.
10 Memorial window ia st Margaret's church
London. to John Milton. gift Of George W
Childs. unveiled
Daniel Wilson. son-in-aw OF President Grcvy,
of France, convicted of ssindling In connec
ton with the sale of decorations
Il Prince Oscar Of Sweden and Miss Monck mar.
ried at Bournemouth
20 Gen CaffareI convicted and sentenced TO pay
q Ane for completely In the French decoration
scandal Mime Litnolsin imprisoned.
% Trial 0f Gen. Boulangcr by court martial de.
cided against him
60. ii Wisofa won his case on appeal In connec-
ton with the French decoration frauds
90 d. Tirard. premier of france. resigned
April.
q German frontier police increased precautions
and refused abundance to the Alsace Lorraine
OF any persons not provided with authority
New French cabinet Officially announced n
Floauef- prime nlinigksr. n Gollaf rniuistas
81 Toreign aixairs; d. 90 kreycinet minister
Of war.
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>~.. "a morgan
..pany's caIandar for 1889

pNIIS . Sal0HldA AOA A0o0
d copy Of which IS now before US.
The calender consists of twelve
sfieets 1une for each monthly of coated
hoard, printed in nine to twelve colors
and gold from engraved metal plates
costing over $4,000. Each page is
entirely different from the Others.
and all are new and original disig"s
illustrating the origin and use o:
playing cards, ETC.,
January opens with the story of the
playing card-its birthplace: "Midst
austere walls of convent gray"
which is carried through by different
representations and descriptions
, the end, December showing the
''house of cards" and view of The
Russell& Morgan Printing Company
building, the largest playing-card
factory on earth.
This is the most elaborate calendar
ever produced and white The Russell
A Morgan Company have not for
gotten 60 work in u fair amount of
advertising pertinent to their bust
ness, the calendar itself is most
practical one. The figures are large
and plain, and on The back Of the De-
reInbef sheet is furnished full com
Snercial calendar for the years 1889
end iSo0,w the consecutive figures
80 useful to book.keepersand business
lnRn who wish to make mote of
tlinR-
a notice printed or the face Of ne
cflen,lar advises MS that sample copies
will be mailed ia any address uloa
receipt of twenty five cents.
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"First Publication November %, 1855. -

rlFSl NONe1upCT 1000
MORTGAGE SALE.
WI Whereas default has been made in the
c"nditi Us of a certain mortgage, executed
Sagor, to Eliza J. Meachem MORTGAGE, W hitch
mortgage bears date October first, A. d. 1889.
and contains a power of sale, upon default
being made III any of its conditions, and q
stipulation to pay the sum of Twenty-Five
dollars As attorneys fees in case of foreclosure
tn, reof, upon such default, and was duly
recorded In the Office of the Register of Deeds
in and Tor said County OF Stevens and State
nf Minnesota on the 5th, day OF October A.
D. 1883, at $40 O'clock A. NJ i, in book SPA
of Mortgages, on pages 3O7, 3OS and 309.
And there is claimed to be due on said
mortgage, ut the da OF this notice tina sum
OF Two Thousand dollars, $4,000. principal =,
nd Five hundred twenty-nin- and 42-l00
doll rs ($529 .42l interest, no part of which
have peen paid, and no suit or proceeding has
been commenced at law or otherwise, TO re-
cover the debt secured by said mortgage, or
any part thereof;
nv virtue OF the power of sale contained in
said mortgage and pursnantt0 the Statute in
such case ade aud provided the said mort,
gage will be forecosed by q sale OF the
premises described in and conveyed by said
mortgage, VIZ:
south west quarter of the northeast quarter.
and tie southeast quarter of the north-we
Quarter of section twenty, t20). Also the
SoutL halt oil section seventeen, (17D. all in.
tow rshir one hundred and Twenty-Five flosl,
north, OF range forty~two t4ol west, accord
ing to thu Government survey; said land
living and being in Stevens county and state
Of Minnesota, with all the hereditaments and
appurtenapces thereunto belonging, which,
sale will lie made by the Sheriff Of ssid
stevens county at the front door Of the Cour1
House, in the village of Morris IN said co.SrIfv
and state on tue 4th day of January A- ii
1889, ut one O'clock 2. M, Of that day. -
public vendue, TO the highest ridder for cashs
t. pay said debt and said Interest, and thS
taxes ii any on said premises, and twentyss
i've dollars, Attorneys ices, as stipulated In
and BY said mortgage, and the Disbursements
allowed by law; subject to redemption Al anv
ti,ne within one year from date Of sale. a.
provided by law
Dated October 18th, A. D 1873.
ELIZA ]. MRAcnAM.
PLAcE & WRTTE, Morfsauaa.
Attorney for Mortgages.
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T. F. COMING, Register.

MORTGAGE SALE.
vi Whereas, Johannes Laureng Evenson
and Katherine Evensou his wife did on the
18th day of January AID. 1886, make, execute
and deliver to +. T. Day mortgages, a certain
Deed of mortgage on the real estate her-in-
after described, TO secur, the payment OF the
sum of Thirty-fve Dollars, which said Mort
gage was duly filed for record in the office of
the Register oI}' Deeds for the County OF
Stevens, State OF Minnesota onthe Goth day of
January A. D. 1886, at 10 o'clock A M, and
recorded i'll Book K. OfMortgages, on page $50;
And whereas, de'ault has bet made in the
payment of said sum and there is now due
and un paid at the date of this notice on said
mort gage the sum of Forty Dollars, aud in
addition thereto there is due the sum of
TWENTY Ave dollars ~ttol ney s fee, as stipu-
lated IN said NOR gage, and 10 action or pro-
ceeding has been Instituted at law or other
wise to recover said mortgage debt or any
part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby gwen that
under and by virtue Of the power OF sale con-
tanned in said mortgage. and, pursuant to the
said mortgage viii. be fureclosed by q saleEof
said mortgaged premises. situated in the
County of Stevens State of Minnesota, and
described as follows, to. wit:
The fractional north west quarter of section
Thirty (3o0, in township one hundred and
twenty SIX lt2o), north OF range iorty-Ioul ia
ives, containing one hundred ana fifty -,ne
aud Sl-I0O t151 sO-10O) acres, m're or less,
according to Government survey thereof.
Together with the Entertainments and appur-
tenances, to the highest bidder for cash, to
nay said debt aud interest due thereon,
Twenty five dollars attorneys fees, aud
the costs and charges allowed
by law; W hich sale will be made by the Sher-
If of said County a. the front door of the
Cou, aouse, in the Village of Norris in said
COUNTY nd State, on Saturday the fifth day
of Jan larry A. d. 1889, at 10 o'clock III the
forenoon subject to- re iemption at any time
within /, e year from the day of sale as pro-
vided - aw.
Datei November LIST, A. D. 1883.
+. T. DAY, Mortgage.
". A. GATES,
ATTORNEY for Mortgage,
3G8 Jackson St.
st. panl, Mimi.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON
Land Office at Benson, Mum,
December 2lSt. 1883.

Land Office at Benson, Num-,
December 2lst, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Patrick Casey
has filed notice OF intention to make final
,roof before the Judge, or in his absence tn
clerk of Dist, lit G nrt ut Stevens County
Minnesota ut his ffi,- in Morr,s, VIM Oh
Saturday the 9th day Of February, 1889, o.,
timber culture appl cation No IVY, Tor he 81
SW ouar,cr Of section No so, III Township
M. 124, Range No. az
be names as wines, rs: H"zekiah Bragg.
Patrick SIain, JlistnJ Newell and J IN
Moliarty, all OF Morris, Mimi.
C.f WILKINS, Register.
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AN END TO BONE sCRAPING

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
ILL.,. says: "Having received 50 much
benefit from Electric Biiters, feel
it. my duty to let suffering humanity
know in. Have had running gore
on my leg for eight years; my doctors
told me l would have to have the
bone scraped or leg ampntated. ]
used. instead, three bottles of Elec-
trio Bitters and seven boxes Bucklen's
Arnica Salve, and my leg IS now
sound and we'll
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty
cents IA bottle, and Bucklen's Arnica
Salve at Csc. per box by Fritz Buck
entiT. ly 5
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-03

The name of Hon. r. a. Costello
Is mentioned for place on the state
hoard of railroad and warehouse com
asiasianeTS.
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PA. Mccarthy & Co.
HOMESTEAD NOTICE OF PUBLICATION,
Land Office at Fergus Falls, Mimi.

October 23rd, 1888.
+, Notice is hereby giv-n that the following
namei settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof Of lis claim, and that
said proof will he made before thu Judge OF
in his absence before the clerk: of District
Court of Pope county at Glenwood, Minnesots
on December 2lst, 1883, viz: --r
John S. Clsvenbrrg, Homestead Appliea-
ton No. 7540. for the Sc X .,ot section No 50
in township No. 1875, north.o RAJ 40, W.
9Th. pm.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence Upon and cultivation
of, said land. -. - - -
Peter Larson, Hans J. Vedyig, John A.
Flaten ana Mis- Alison, all of Cyrus Pope
County. MinpesotI. ~'As>
81 TT. COMING. REGISTER,
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Cheap lands for sale in all
parts Of the unity, by L. Fl
Wellington
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-03

The celebrated Whilney's baby
carriages for sale at
24t C. J CRooNQUIsT.
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FirStNationa|B Bank
- OF MORRIS.


On Improved Farms in Stevens Pope and Big Stone Counties
MONEY ADVANCED THE DAY APPLICATION rs MADE I'D
SECURITIES ARE SATISFACTORY TO Us.
County Orders nd School Binds Purchased a Ns Highest Y.kss aaM
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TIE MhETEchAPeL MURDERS.

KFgl3 -Eody Of Emma Elizabeth Smith found.
AMR 7-Body Of Martha Turner found
AlIs. 61-Boiy OF Mary Ann Nichols found
sept 7-I3Ody Of Anna Sievey found.
SOFA u Body of unknown woman found 10
Gatenbead In nUrth England; had been dead some
ears: nssstiIated Ike those IN WhitechRpel and one
I same class
s0pG - -.Iust befoFe midnight body Of Elizabeth
ride fo5ad, still warm and bIeetlinS
Sept S0.--JuEd after midnight, and but q few
b1IItes after rrs--'"''' find the body Of Cath
~" evidently dead some
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-03

Buy one of those mills for cleaning
seed grain from n. r. Spur g. Co.
The best mill in the market. If
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-03

The best seeder in the market for
sale by N. r. SPURR.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1889-01-03
Bucklin's Arnica SAVE.

Farm produce taken on subscrip'
tion accounts.
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woman, mutiletea
les einbnnkTnsns.
% foIE:! in her
cut 70 pieces.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11
g'OETR
BLL YrES OyLr POEM.

The following is -ailtn hn Bill Nye's only at
tempt at poetry 1t is a pity he dies not often
oil his maehine and grind out few verSe>:
Oh. the autumn ie.vcs Is f..lling-Gallins here
and thor,'--
Falling in the atmosphere, and likewise in the
ar;
They're falling DER the graves Of kings, and
oer the painters tomb.
They re- falling in the morning tide, also the
Afternoon.
The autumn leaves is f,lling-fallins to and
Falling ner the widow heart that beats 80 sad
and lnw
They re falling on the bri lesrcom that dwells
iu hcauty'> bower.
And also ou the bride herself and the preacher
in his power.
oh the autumn leaves is falling-falling on
The avn
And filin where the grass is green, and fall
ing where shes brown
rhey re- falling in the twilisnt's hour. and fall
in il the dawl
Oh the autumn leaves Is iallins-lalling pro
ana con.
Then let Us each and every one be up duty $
cal.
For We are like the autumn leaves. and falling
one and all
For hop, is hut The feeble moan that pierces Ia
the X
Then let us lave each other here till gathering
hours ahIve
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The Blue aud rhc Gray Series.

The second Of Oliver Optics stories in
The ue aud the Gray series has been
sued bv Lee aud Shepard, Boston, his pub
iSher-, undcr the suggestive title within
he Enemy'- Lincs," and is uniform with
"rikcn b. the Elemy." The fame OF Oil
yer u, ,,tic a, the champion story teller" for
ypnng people /. enhanced by his latest pro-
uction, ~ the topic gives him the finest OF
opportunities to indulge in thrilling nara
I'VE wnile at tie same time Keeping true
% historical accuracy. Like IL pre''cces-
.nrs. of course, IT, scene, are connected wnh
the war pi th- Rebellion. AMI The author
.t,l.s frankly Ihat he believes that al his
event. we're POSSIBLY, and that every one of
them bad il- parallel 10 the actual ocrur.
r.nce- of the historical period of which he
write" ihr bppks of thi, -rrlc, have new
r. been surpassed IN brIliancy and interest
lng story by any Of this distinguished au-
thors previous vo'nmes.
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valor (wilh the surplus negro population
relera;cd 10 Mrxie'. toward. which coun-
Try. in the providence of q h, it is now
dr.iingl the Su.h is advancing and
improving in every way.
"Geullcncn of the Southern Associa-
lion, let our motto he lofty aim and united
action. ~ son hern men lei us show tho
world that under changed conditions we
have still ihe stamina of our foreialhers.
As members Of our beloved profession,
let Us strive Ia be first in scientific attain
meut,, fir,i in integrity, first in high pur-
p ,ses tor tie good OF mankind"
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Braddock ristillery,
CUMBERLAND M,RYLAND.

Cumberland. Nd August "a 1854
Having hren under a-~irnment ~ ui'rd
States u o. kc,pcr- and -au-er~ at The Brad
a ak di,tilrry of Jtmrs lark while in opera
ton. We hereby Ger iiv that in the mauui'1r-
ture of the Brad luck Pure Rye Whi>krv only
rye and barley malt are used. R,si"oti"liy,
]. II 1EooK
joins II YoUN0,
/ Hills
t. 5. Storckecpcr, a'd Gausers,
Cumberland Nd Aug. IS iNSS.
.lare, Clrkf TO- biaNcS DC. fumbcniu'd -
q .NrLsNfN For several tear~ past wr have
u,,,d v,ui vpi-k,.Ns in our practice t' The rN-
r.n,i6u .f ali ulhrr-. Repeated trials of vuur
Mt'el Ryern' Barley Mali Whiskrys have
convinced us that they are the Purest uni m">t
uniformly reliable g.ti,i~ that We can hnl Tor
THos VI. ilEALY NJ u.
". ". WILEY NJ ID.
Nj \ + CARR NJ. d.
c. II. OHR NJ H.
DR. z K Gnhl>hnrouah a well known ply
siciau of Washington. u C.. wlite-
Oakland Md August a 1888.
He,,rs Jqnes CdrkG IL 90 uaber'and I'D
Grutl,m .u-- take pleasure in ,ayius that
regard Your Br,dd-ck hi>kcy as "a fine and
,.Ngril,iii article und che,riuily recommend it
for mcj.ci use.
Very truly yours,
T. II GoLDsBoRorGH. NJ. d.
Winchester Va. Au-. 10 lSSS.
Lipcs Clukc d' 90 Csl'b,r'mG Nd
Dtar SirS have frequently usrd IN my
pri,tirr here v.ur Br;tiiock Pure E," and
barley Malt Whi~keN~ believe Them to be-
perletl, pure and ficr from uil a'ulteraiionS
Yours truly. W. f.M'NtIRE, VI. u.
July l., lN>0 -ly.
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And always have buttle OF Ackers Eng
lsh Remedy in the house. You cannot tell
,rw >pou Group may strike your little one,
" = cold or cu,gh may hstrn Itself upon
,ou Onc d,-e is pry,nlive and a lew
io-,.- "a positivccure. All lhroat and Lung
rnnbleS yield to its treatment A sampie
.o'tie j. given YOU free and the Remedy
sulrant ed by = Frank Jones & Co.
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I'm sent from above
In a ht>ket o love:
I'm sailing 10 you,
Through the heavens blue"

TIL naqiaiut little boly j. asking anx-
iously, (Which Way Did the Old Year
G,?" Another little tot. with basket
illed with crumbs, and heart full of
JOY. feed- the bird, in lovely field aud
all thru the leaflets, with their delicate
color and quaint designs, these charm
ing little people cheer the heart on the
threshold of the New Year with beau
,iful present of charming collection Of
miniature men and women.
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NOTICE
-TO-
USERS OF TIN PLATE.

We don't use small Tin and
want every body 10 know II
rLc rca>on why we don't Is
that if you have small TIM put
on yourrool the more seams You
will have and the more leaks
will be in your roof. Call on
us and we will prove TO yon
that large tin is the best To put
On your roof 1t will pay You
To look around. You will not
only save time but money b.!
calling on
EARNSHAW x DOOLEY
Apr. 10. S5.
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sLilnh,s Cntnrrl Rcmcdn.

Shiloh CAiarrb Remedy. marvellous
cure for ratarrh. Dphtheria. Canker Mouth,
and Head. Ache With each bottle there il
an inseniou. Nasal Injector tor the more
-nrce--ful treatment ~ these complaints
wit thoui cvira charge. Price 80 cents. :, Id
by GtO. r. Lighi.
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OFFERS % the people of jefferson County
} Insurance iu "a safe Company az theactuai
..,>t nf insurance. which Is much cheaper than
bee r.,tr- usually charged. and Keeps the money
% uomc. Good risks FROM re>puhsibIs partie>
trr Invited
Executive eCommittee meets every Friday
piRr,roB~-Jos IraPuru Heury Is. Uaven-
,,r, Uarlaud Hurst. John " Rider W II
4. Lewis. r. Preston Chew. VIM l. Wilson
eugene Baker - ". Washington. IL J. snyder
hart, h. Wilson. John H. Iittle, Jacub :
Melvin. f.. a. " lIerr .saar ii. Strider.
OL.. r T. CuEW.........................l'resident
L. b. pANENIUtr......................'ir''l Treasurer
ExrcUrivt DoNNIrrFE-J. O. Hurst, Nm.
o. Lewis. Eu-euv bdker. l9.slc Al. otudrf.
s.P.tnvN. -. ~. Washington.
local AoAN~s.- s.-Midicway--J. 6. Shirley
la-pcrs fcrry-Chas. f.. Trail, shepherds
.oNu-J> = Fleming. pulhelds-C. L.bannat
Iarlystuwu-M Washington * Alexander.
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coYsuYpTIOY sURELY CpREp.

g TuR TDI )R- Please rfirm yo;;r rrad.
cFsT 4. i have q Ini,iiive emrdy ivr the above
nams disease. by ifs timely Use tlou~andc Il
h Gle cases la'- been re~uan'niiy cured.
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dy PREM 10 aiy of our readers who have con-
sumption i they Will send ne thri- express
and post ofic.. address. He>lectiu
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-12-11

II i. surprising that people will use a
common, ordinary pill when they can Sc
cure valuable Engi-h one for the Same
m ,ney. DR.. Ackor'- English pills are Pos-
Hee cure i>r sick headache and all liver
troubles. They are small. sweet. easily
rrkrn and io not grire. sold by Z. Frank
Jnne. & Co.