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4 Mar Arrested for NiluIly
Poisoning His Wife at
Carlisle, Pa.
AHIsTocRATIc sHoPuFTERs
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.
4 Lady Telegraph Operator Fiays
the Part ct = Eei Oine In
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Telegraph 70 ne NEYs,L
IN THE HoTSE.
The Debate on the Federal BIce.
tion Ell Resumed.

"NsSAS sh IenFNto NnACN
tion BIII Resumed.
WASHINGTON, June s1.-ln the
House, debate on the Federal elsc.
ton was resumed, Hsftert fAla.
being accorded the floor. He dwell
ON The history Of the reconstruction
period, and said at that tire tile
negro h Il been tauphr 50 iisLrust
the Southern Fhlte men. The
negro igss EJw learning that il was
no. 70 his Interest 90 array himself
s0liGly against the white man, and
the white man was doing everything
in his power 90 teach the negroes
this lesson. If the South were al
lowed TO WORK out this problem for
itself, the time would come when
the negro, being educated IS
the white man We. wotid be able
to take Uare OF himself, both ~ a
Taxpayer and as n Citizen.
HOuk Tenn said .i,a' b. advo-
cacy VI = natinu-' election law did
not grow cGt Of any supposed emer-
gehcyOr Necessity, Notwithstanding
there were variety OF reasons that
the power Of the government should
oc asserted. Strangers listening TO
the debate might believe tine object
Of the measure was 10 arrest the
whole democratic party. What
harm would result from an honest
election: Had the democrats from
tine south prscticed dishonest cleo
items 50 long that it would hrcak
their hearts 70 have b stop Them
II was said the bill would raise race
prejudice. It was not sace prejudice
the GsnOcrats were combating; il
was political prejudice. The oijec-
ton was not that the cOioreI man
was blacF but that ne
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NEW YORK, June 5O.-The ship
Great IdDlirdt is unloading n cargo
Of 5000, 900 bunchcs OF fire crackers.
She was l04 days on the voyage
from Hong Kong, and he. arrival
caused n prompt iail in the fire
cracker market. Previous to her
coming there was 4 decided corner.
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shot bN Sentry.

EPINEL, June 30.-TwO Fiench
inhabitants Of CObrOck, near the
frontier, were fired upon today by a
German sentry. They were gather
ing firewOOd in n forest on the
frontier and crossed into German
territory. The sentry challenged
them and ordered them 10 with
draw. As they made no reply he
fired, wOunding one Of them.
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BERLIN, June :1.-General Can
rivi has given permission - friend
10 STATE that though the Chancellor
i no colonial enthusiast, he accepted
the Office fully convinced that Ger
many, now That she has embarked
in colonial enterprises, mus. adj
vance.
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IT. LOUIS, June 31.-Alrs. J. :.
Bailey, wife Of a prominent hGsi-
ness man, and two grown daughters
were arrested at a dry goods store
this evening for shOplifting. The
stolen articles where found on them.
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CanNici> KIN n Gunrd.

RUsE, Tex, June 3D.-The con-
viCts 81 cUa!iug camp sixteen miles
south Of here assaulted and killed
the guard. The squad then visisted
other camps and liberated three
squads. \ large force Of officers
are In pursuit, and blOotshed will
follow, - the cOuvicts secured fire.
arms from farm HOUSES.
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PrTTsBURG, June 3l.-Reverend
Father MOiiingeT. the faith healer,
whose reputation extends through
out the whole United States, is dying.
He attende'. 10000 people on st.
Anthony's Day, tut the strain was
too much and he broke down. He
is said to be worth nearly :, OOO, 900.
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DENVER, Colo, June 30.-The
royal Rex" party visited the
Geological Gardens this morning.
returning 10 the city about 10
O'Clock. After lunch the citizens
bid their visitors farewell, and with
many God-speeds on their Journey
they LEFT for Ogden and Salt Lake
on the noon train.
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CHICAGO, June 3O.-Joseph &.
Mackin reappeared this morning.
He still asserts that he knows. moth
ing about the afiidavits which bear
his name and seal.
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NEW YORK, June 30.-By the
will Of Lawyer Charles VI. DeCosta.
Columbia College win lie 100000
richer.
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nuENosAYREs BANK.
The fines Adviees Coneernin<
It's Position Were Inaccurate.


New YORK, June 30.-Dispatches
show that the Times advices con-
corning the National Bank OF
Buenos Ayres were inaccurate. il
appears that the hank only suspend
cd payment Of quarterly dividends,
which was approved at the last an
nusl meeting. The president Of the
National Bank sent a dispatch 10
the Argentine minister. here in
which he says the dlfectOr5 on Che
hank decided TO suspend the quarter
dividend until the shareholder
meeting at the end Of the year
authorizes the payment Of a definite
dividend. He adds that the bank
wishes by this means 10 consolidate
Itself and convert its shares into
safe investment 20 rs To form a
respectable reserve fund.
rirE sAECo NATIONAL
is the principal baGE ;, Puenos
Ayres. The capital amOunts to
about so, 5000 The amount OF
deposits is SIS, 900, 900, 1t being the
depository Of the national govern
ment.
One Of the leading merchants do
ing business with the Argentine
Republic states that the financial
condition Of late has been unsatis-
factory. President Colman deter
mined on a policy Of reform by
making all necessary reductions in |
the expenses Of the country and in
stituting n change in tine manage
men. Of the National Bank. This
necessi,ated tine Resignation Of cer-
tain directors Of the institution: |
The minister Of finance, Senior
Urlburn, rather than demand such
designations, retired in favor Of
Garcia. In carrying out the pro-
jected reforms and insisting upon
the resignation Of certain directors,
it is supposed the suspension Of pay
ments has been caused, but the
merchants having the NEST intel
ests with Argentine look upon the
as one which, although
il may be temporarily pejudicial TO
many merchants in Buenos Ayres,
will ultimately result in advantage
10 that country by putting its fnan-
res upon rs sound a basis as
lgTicultures. which, It is said, has
never been more prosperous than at
The present time.
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CHEAP HOMES
IN MEXICO.

FoR VERY DESIRABLE LANDS,
Both Agricultural and Grazing. IN
Scrihern chihuahua. near Colony Diar-
Foz iull particulars. apply to DxsEEEI
sEws onos, or W. Derby johnson, Jr..
Colony Da,z, Canton Gaissua, Chihuahus,
Mexico. ! s&wts
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THE DEBATE

was interrupted, ami tine joint reso-
luton extending the provisions OF
the present appropriation acts until
the pending bills become law was
Uassel.
The election bill was resumed,
and Lehlback y. j. offered an
amendment providing that the chief
supervisor Of election for every judi
cial district shall take such action as
requisite TO secure such supervision
in each congressional district as is
provided 10y the laws Of tine United
States. II it was desirable 70 control
congressional elections by the M
tiOnal governments, let Il toe applied
to every district in this country
alike.
Cheadle Ind. favored the amend
ment, with one or two exceptions.
II ne voted for the measure. he
wanted it applicable to the district
which he represented.
Mills Tex spoke briefly agains;
the bill, and the House took re-
cess.
At the evening session several
addresses were made for and against
the bill, and an ajjOurumen; was
taken until tomorrow.
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worlds Pair Commission

CHICAGO, June 80. - ToGay's
meeting Of The National Worlds
Fair commission was brief. A COM
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LION COFFEE
isas selection of
Mocha, lava and
Bio, properly
blended and is
conceded by al
10 make the
incest cup of
Coffee in the
land. 4 8e1uti-
full Picture Card
in every Pack
aur For Sale
eYerySheTe.Ask
your Grocer for
Il.
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ALL KINDS OF PAY WANTED
Dealer I'm Cedar Posts, Poles and
wood, by Car Lots, Etc.

Dump Cart, Wagon, Two Mills, One
stone Burrs, So. One Iron BurTs, SO;
sriok Press. so; Nolasses Mil $40.
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VOTED me RErUBLICAN TIcKE

Coleman Ia announced him
selfa republican, both fIom conyic-
ton aud principle; n southern man
by birth, education and association.
He opposed the enactment OF 4 fed
eral election Law nj this time. lie
would heartily sup sort a national
election law il he thought its enact
ment would secure an honest ballot:
tut the supp0sition the Iassage III
such 4 measure at this time would
have this effect was hased on false
impressions anu an IGNORANCE OF the
true state u affairs IN some pOi ton
Of the south. He diI not wish to
Urecipitate any trouble, and he was
rs certain that trouble and blood
shed would follow the enactment Of
this legislation, and that the law
would fail in its purpose, rs he WIS
sure that lie would vote against II
in the House. He wanted 20 see
the s0lidity OF the south broken, and
there Were signs O! disiHtegrstiOn in
the democratic party Of the south.
Pass federal election law and the
men now ready to separate from the
democratic ldrty would 20 lack i'll
To what they were told was tine
white mans party rather than risG
negro supremacy.
The debate was further continued
10y Burrows and Chapman Mich.
after which some formal amend
mcuts were agreed to.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa
100 Doses One Dollar
LEGAL NOTICE..

LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court IN and for salt Lake
County. Territory Of Utah
In tie matter OF the Estate Of Barbara
". y. Moses, deceased.
Notice Of time and place Tor the a, ariuE Of
Petuon for admission TO Probate OF
Will
DURSUANT To ASiORDEE or SAID
ii Court, IN said matter, notice j. hereby
given that Wednesday, the 9th DAY Of july.
a. ID. $50, st 10 O'Clock l. W. at the County
Court House In salt Lake City, Utah Tern
tory, in the court room Of said Court. has
been appointed the lime and place for the
hearing OF petition Of Horace Cummings.
PRAYING for the admission 20 probate
OF a certain document herewith presented,
purpOrting 70 be the last will and testa-
ment Of Barbara N y. Moaes. deceased.
when and where all persons Inter esief may
appear and oppose the probate OF sid will.
or the granting Of letters Parliamentary 20
Horace Cumming, as prayed for IN said
petition
In witness whereof have ksreuntO
set my hand and AIMED the seal
SEAL Of said court this Joth day OF
June, AID lsD0-
J. q. CUTLER.
CLERK Of the Probate Court.
By JOHS l. NEnEKER,
Deputy. I0,d
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DEBATE CONTINUED.
The Discussion on the Federal EIec.
lions Bill Resumed in thee
House.

TERRIFIC ELECTRIC STORM IN
VIRGINIA.
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In tie matter % the Estate Of Barbar.
". y. Noes. decelsed.
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Extraordinary Story Of a Young
Woman who was Doeoyed
and Dragged.
= euERo HILIEu BY oosvIers
IN TEXAS.
Further Tidinss Relating TO the
Suspension Of n BuenOS
AyreS Bank.
MORE DEATHS FROM THE tx
eEssIvE BEAT.
Fatal Accident on the Northern
Pacific T. R.-Nashingtyn
Paragraphs, Etr.
SIETrERs OF CRIMSON.

By releuans . the NEws.l
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Notice Of time and place Tor the h, arinE Of
Peiiuon for admission to Probate OF
Will
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-05-10
wHISTLED FOR A WIFE.
A T.. Il Il. Engineers Peculiar Name
of Making Love.

a
of Making Love.
group of Philadelphia & Reading
railroad men were standing near the pas
senger depot in Reading, and just as the
reporter passed one of the mon remarked /:
"Speaking about whistles, boys, have a
wife who accuses me of having won her by
my engine whistle!" "Give IL TO u.s."
said another, and the reporter waited for
the story, which is as follows:
-Four years ago." he began, Eyes, a
little more than that, too, was on the run
between Pottsville and Philadelphia, and
it was while l was on the run that i first
made love to the woman / made my wife.
I'll never forget the day as long as re-
member anything. We had a pretty heavy
train behind us and were going at IA lively
speed when noticed, possibly hundred
yards ahead of me, number OF cows on
the track. ! began to whistle at once.
The cows passed over the track safely
a few seconds later the farmer and two of
his daughters, attracted by the unusual
amount of whistling, had come out of the
house and were standing on the porch.
They had seen the cattle come down the
embankment into the fields, and when l
passed the two girls bowed and the old
gentleman waved his hands to thank me,
believe"
"Now boys, don't get rattled," con-
tiuued the engineer, as some of his listeners
began to smile and shake their heads; "
thought of that farmer and his two daugh-
ters until turned in that night. Well, sir
the first thing l thought of when l was
called out again was Il wish those cattle
were lounging near the track to- day.
We started, Sam and |, and before knew
it we were passing the farm. But no cattle,
not hide nor hair of one. 1t didn't take
me long to make up my mind what to do,
so | whistled anyhow for a crossing a half
mile ahead. When l passed the house
there, sure enough, were the two girls. l
bowed to them and turned hurriedly
around to see Sam hanging far out 1.-THE
window. He thought that something must
be wrong because / whistled in such an
out of the way place. ! pointed to the
girls and he remembered the circumstances
of the day before.
"To make short story of 1t l whistled
long and loud every time l got near that
place and every time met the girls with
smile. one day the one l had taken a
fancy to did not appear in answer to my
whistle, and l arranged the next day to
make a call, for l began to worry about
her. / was received very kindly by the
old folks and the daughters, and before
the evening was spent l met my fate.
Three months after that visit we were
married, and to-day have the incest little
wife that lives. l won her by my engine
whistle, so she says"
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Irpal 1tntirrs.

E>STATE OF GEORGE W. HUFFNAGLE,
IL late of Lancaster city, decd. Letters of ad-
ministration on said estate having been granted
10 the undersigned, all persons indebted thereto
are requested to make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands against the
same, will present them without delay for set
tlemcnt 10 the undersigned, residing in Lam
caster city. Ill. Nj. SHREiNEK,
Administrator.
II. c. BRuBAKER, Attorney. myS-6tdS
INSTATE OF FRANCIS BRINKMAN, LATE
~ OF Lancaster city, deceased. Letters
testamentary on said estate having been grant
ed TO the undersigned, all persons indebted
thereto are requested to make immediate
payment, and those having claims or demands
against the same, will present them without
ing In the city OF Lancaster
W. A. BRINKMAS, Executor.
JOHN r.. SNYDER. Attorney. aplsBtdF
A SSIGNEE'S NOTICE.-ASSIGNED Es-
"A TATE of the Keystone STANDARD Watch
Company, of Lancaster, Pa, having by deed OF
voluntary assignment, dated April 81 a. D.,
1880, assigned and transferred all their estate
aud effects 10 the Undersigned for the benefit OF
the creditors OF the said company. he therefore
gives notice TO all persons indebted to said
assignor, TO make payment to the undersigned
without delay, and those having claims 10 pre-
'''' D. RAMSAY PATTERSON, Assignee,
52j Drexel Building, Philadelphia essto his at
torneys,
IL. b. SwARR,
4s North Duke ST., Lancaster.
GEORGE NJ. DALLAS,
GEORGE =. CRAWFORD,
203 South ith street, Philadelphia.
sp2eslds
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ASlklCH ,
PALACE OF FASHION,
lis AND lit n. QUEEN 81.
Special Bargains.
Our entire stock Of Black
Corkscrew and Diagonal Jackets
at $2.o8. All our Silk Wraps
ar the Uniform price Of S..
Ladies' Beaded Wraps re-
duced from So to $3.50; S. to
$3.50; $3.50 to $3.50; $40 to $6.
Ladies Colored Capes, pinked
and ruff1ed, at $I.7s. Ladies'
Capes, with three ruff1es and
pinked edge, at $a.so. Ladies'
Capes, yoke v shape, velvet
centre, reduced from S. to s..
Acordeon Pleatcd Capes at 81,
$3.50 and IS. Our entire stock
Of Black Stockinette Jackets at
reduced prices:
Lot 1, at $I.oS; lot 2, at
$3.50; lot 3, at $2.oS; lot 4. at
S3.oS; lot S, at IS; lot 8, at
$3.50 lot 7, at $3.50.
A full line Of Infants Long
and Short Coats from $I.75 up
wards. Three lots Of Infants
fineWhite Embroidered Dresses
at soc, 81 and $3.50 apiece /;
former price from 81 to $3.50.
millinery.
We have opened this day 100
dozens Fine Lace Milan Hats,
with fancy and lace effects, reg
ular value 81, which we offer at
the extremely low prices Of 45c.
New shapes Of Ladies' and
Childrcn's Hats, with fancy
edges, at Ioc; large Flats at rec.
Large Black Chip Flats at o5c.
A full line of Black and white
LeghornFlats from csc upwards.
A Special Bargain.
Children's Trimmed Hats at
soc, worth from 81 to $I.5o.
Children's and Misses Jockey
Caps at 4oc.
E2o7OerS.
Daisy Wreaths at Ioc. Large
Wreaths at I2Hc. Violets, sc
bunch. Large Daisies at I5c a
dozen. Violet Wreaths atI2Hc.
Extra large Violet Wreaths at
25c. Corsage Bouquets at Ioc.
Large Bouquets at I5c. A
Special Bargain.
An elegant bouquet Of Roses
at 25c. We have closed out
from a manufacturer his entire
stock Of Long Sprays and
Wreaths which we offer at the
ridiculous price Of SO and 75c,
worth from $3.50 to So.
A full line of fine Bouquets,
Garnitures, Montures, Coronets,
Sprays, from 2sc up to IS. Black
and Steel Flowers in full variety.
Colored and Black Laces, Nets
and Crepes in complete assort-
ment. Black Crepes and Nuns
Yelling at extremely low prices.
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There are bright buds OF April and blossoms of
May
But they're not half SO sweet as the breath of
the maid
That with SOZODONT brushes her teeth every
day
TIN like pearls through her beautiful lips they're
displayed
O SOZODOST what an enchsntment is thine
That gives teeth like the sun, and gives lips red
US wine.
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THE THRUSH.

Carol away there, madly, madly,
Thou art the lover and lord OF Spring;
See her hasten To greet thee gladly,
Thee, her monarch, her hute-voiced king?
Sing away on the topmost branches;
Thou art the gladdest of all things glad;
Me seems, when list to thine ayalanches
OF song, thou art surely melody mad
Susie ". Best
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Every Person To Be n Real success

concentrate the abilities OF body and mind on
some one pursuit. BttrIOck Blood Bnters have
their speciality a. complete and radical cure
OF dyspepsia, and liver and kidney affections.
Sold in Lancaster by W. 4. Hoch, l37 and l38
North Queen street.
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10000 EssT neh to oF inch n1PG aiamessa TsSM "a
sale at a low figure. and the only house In the
city with pipe cutting machine, cutting up to
inch diameter, at JOHN BEST &, 1888 East Full
ton street. m7-tfd
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Mtsrelluucptta

LNOR BOLTS, LAG SCREWS SET SCREWS,
II Square and Hexagon Nuts, these goods In
stock, at JOHN BEST'S. 3s3 East Fulton street.
m7-tfd
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LNOR BOILERS, HORIZONTAL, TABULAR,
~ Vertical, Portable, Cylinder, Marine, OF
workmanship so 10 JOHN BEST. SS3 East Full
ton street. m7-tfd
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TANKS FOR WATER, OILS, ACID OR GAS
Il Of any shape or capacity, at fair prices go
to JOHN BEST. 1893 East Fulton street. fm7-tfd
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SHERIFFS SALE.
- On SATURDAY, MAY II, 1890. at one
OF the Orphans Court OF Lancaster county, Pa,
will be sold at public sale, at the Court House
in Lancaster city, the following described real
estate viz: All that certain lot or piece Of land.
situated on the east side OF North Mulberry
street, between West Chestnut and West Wal
nut streets, in the city of Lancaster Aforesaid
and numbered 2S7 and $50 on said North Null
berry street, on which Is erected two two-stOry
frame dwelling houses, containing In front on
said North Mulberry street 80 feet and one inch,
more or less. to a ten-feet wide common allie ,
together with the right to a 2E feet wide com
mon alley on the north from North Mulberry
street for distance of u feet, adjoining lands "
Mary Ferrier on the south and Andrew NJ.
Frantz on the north, late the estate OF Caroline
Gunnion, deceased. Terms. $50 and 10 per cent.
OF purchase money to be paid cash and the bal
ance 10 be paid before May oath, 1890.
ID. X. .BuRKHOLDER, Sheriff.
apps 20, 80, mas ,l0,H,l8d
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DARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO
Il Model Making, Patterns, Drawings and
Blue Prints, at prices reasonable, at JOHN
BESTS. S33 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
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INOR AMERICAN SIGHT FEED CYLINDER
II Lubricators, Glass Oil Cups for Bearings,
you can get them at JOHN BEST's, Ss Eas
Fulton street. m7-tfd
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DOR CASTINGS, IRON OR BRASS, LIGHT
or heavy, at short notice, go 10 JOHN
BEST, St3 East Fulton street. m7-tfd
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Enr 5ule or Aent.

Hpr @ulf pr Arttf.
NOR RENT-HANDSOME FRONT ROOM
IL on ID floor, No. 70 West King street; finest
location in the city for Office or light business.
inquire of WV. AMOS,
m26-tfd Alters Gallery.
EXECUTOR'S PUBLIC SALE OF AN EAST
IL King street Dwelling and Store Property
on Thursday, May ID, 1891, at the Leopard hotel,
the one and q half story brick Store and Dwell
Ing, Nos. 348 and $50 East King street, fronting
street l6 feet thence north 2 feet thence north
west 45 feet, thence west foot thence north 30
feet. This property Is located In n nelghbor-
hood improving rapidly In fine stores and
dwellings.
Sale 10 begin At 7:SO p. m.
i. q. KILLIAN,
Executor OF Abram M. Killian, deceased.
JOEL l.. HAINEs, Auctioneer.
apB,50,my3,7.l0, Id
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-03-13
L E X A r S T w O

Mozc bye danem w flizancc
kawy Tub herbaty, bez wledzy "a
zywaiacego. a s%prowadza kuracya
szybka, i trwaia, zarowno czy pa
event Jest nmiarkowanym pi.jakicm,
czy nafogowym opojem. Tysiace
opojow zostaio wyleczonych II o.
tvm s pecy fl KLEIN swojej
kawie bez lch wlcdzy, a dzisiaj
oni moga sic powstrzymaG cd pa.
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