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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-15

A RRiyED-ARs. DIR A. DKH0wE. or NEW
IN York. The wosid-renowncd and highiy
celebrnscd husine<s and test trance medium
she . the only nAsufafborn trance medium in
the world: h . seventh daaghter. bcsn With .
double veil and wonderful prnphotic Eiyt Of
second sight. tass she yin proves every hidden
mystery revealed: tells yonr entire life. past
present and future. In . dad trances gives your
name In fun. also your future husband @ vile.
with sxe and date Of marriage In business
loesea aawsulta. marriages, divorces deaths.
uniting the separated. removing evfl indu-
encess restoring lost love. aha han no equal
MrA DeHowe wishcs Il distinctly underwood
that she afivestises nothing bat what she can
do. and would not be clansed with the many
cheap pretenden found in every city. All who
are in oicknsss or In trouble. all whoaa foni
hopes have been blasted. and al who have besa
deceived and disappointed through the fasee
predictions OF otners before giving up Ia despair
ere invited to call and be Convinced Of the trus
statements Of the above without delay. Ten
thousand dollar challenge to any medium who
can excel her in her startling revelations Of the
pest. present and future events Of pcrpous'
lives Pxrors. II and Is Mallory house, Third
and James stseefa
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CONTRACTORS AVID sr7xDxHa

r A. NElae,S. CONTRACTOR And BUILDER:
ets plans and sseci fcstons furuished on sp-
plleat4euL oshee in AHA house, No xiG
SontA ThirE . rect
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Dzscrxs ACADEMY.

nCKEN err BANGING ACADEMY. CHE
~ holm 3 hal tfs Frunt erect Open I'll
sSh1<r Csene fnr n1nisa Dozsdzy snd Thars
day eyezsnxa For ladseD nd ehiidren. nasxs-
day Afternoon. Pirate hpooass vato 80
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III MuysnS. REAL RSTAIE. NOTARY
81 . prhssc and coasey ANGER. rooEz & sAHcsy.
son els<ck. corner Of fssfsf axeaaE and Frost
street. SEATTLE.
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NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS

CONTRACTS FOR CLEARING AT KIRK
~ land. Cal az Lsny & Eltreds camp. on
Lake Seere. y male DoftA OF saas4-
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NOTICE OF MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
IN for reducing capital stock. First Regiment
Armcry Association Notice IL hereby given by
the undersigned trusl ees OF said association 20
the strckholdern thereof that meeting Of the
stockholders will be hem ~ the once Of Struye
Hsines 4 MeMicken, Room II. Eewiin block ON
the north side Of Columbia street. between
Second street and Third street, in the city of
seattle, King county. state OF Washington. on
Saturday, the l2,h day Of August, 1880, q the
hour az oclcck IN the sfgeraoon. for the par
pose OF reducing the CAPITAL stock Of said COM
paay TO thu sum Of seven thousand dollars, TO
be divided into seventy shares OF the par vaIue
of one hundred dollars PER share. All the
ckholders ere requested TO attend.
J. G.. HAfSES.
CHARLES n. KITTENGER
,. 4. HATFIELD.
= ~. SCuTT,
JOSEPH GREEN,
H. q. STRIVE.
r n. CARR.
C. l. r. KELLOGG.
JOHN r. HoYT
Dated June ., lsga Trustees
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uAmvorASrs
xxcAHArok AxD oaADxH

ExCAvATOR AND GRADER-J. b. sAA
II pies. lot grading, teyncipg. cxcavnstuI
bulkheads put In Address Isl Farm street.
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&1VeVVW cuoefns N,ooN I've thossnrsf
dolsars Il J. L Derrey is graduate Of BELIEVES
hospital Of New York. - STATED BY them from
ne expEesx wagon % tie sfrees: also cfEsr
tesu1. nye shousan.1 Dollars II the msxtafe they
cali mineral salt and oee for sale e made froxa
any mineral xpFsnxs Ia California or from sny
Other spRa1xs Ga the fare Of the earth In justice
g ire public and 0ySelA Respectful ~. Prot
~ H. True. sole owner OF the sprfuSs AID gen.
uine Irue's mineral powder Of SALT tbs en4y
remedy that b . sase cure for cnxarrh ard al
akin dfseaseA Wholesale aud retail a. stewart
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EzKAHczAE

hoxEY TO LOAN on LONG TINE ON
AVA Improved cisy end farm propersy & re
soaAble rSfex. iosns c3oeEa without delay.
money elwaye on hand. building loans solic-
itsd D. q Ncconnauxhey, reamS and .
ldeweslyn-Dodee huiidinx- second rect
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lmnA0oEa

r.oOTH a HANFoRD ABSTRACT CO ING
Is Rooms 3As and 49, seattle block
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E0UNn.

VSoUED-LADIEy nANDBA CONTAINING
IT money; can have same by calling at this
Office and paying for advertisement
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ron aAEE-RRAL EsTAfE
y,oR sALE-Iso FRET SQUARE CORNER
il Eighth aud Washington ksfeets. one block
from kusu hotel and two from new courthouse.
a snap al sii-s@ smith 4 Accarsaf, los Cherry
street.
VroR sALE-FINE LOT IN DEANS ADJ
ls ditson: one block from Yesier aveane. con-
taining new t. room HOUSE; electric bells and
iighss. and oil modern cnnvenieneess $3.50:
easy terms smith & Accargar. los Cherry
street.
NOR sAI.E-FISEsr Lor IN PoNTIuy
f second addition, containing now seven-rpom
hease and good harm. overlooks the world;
magnificent lawn and delightful surroundisxs:
Two blocks from electric car line: price, $3.50
Smith 4 McCarsar. ioe Chsrry street
NOR s&Is-TwENTY or FORTY ACRES IN
must have money Address =. n. h, Pest-ln-
teligencer.
V~oR sALE-A GREAT BARGAIS-i6o ACRES
near Kirkland. will he sold ~ whole or In
subdivisions Call Immediately a. room Is.
Lswellyu. Dodge bsildlng, second street. b.
tween Jsmes and tnerry
NOR saLr-FiNE RESIDENCE LOT. WITH
ana Madison cable. 81 10. part casa. Address
X. PossInt<i'issncer
v-og sALE-HousE AND LOT At BAR
II sain. Apply woodhouse Bsos, corner Man
ard suffer.
I>oR sALE-FoRTY ACRES FINE BOTTOM
JIG land. So miles southeast Of kirkisut. ripe
or Plating into sore gard ms. A.so: cay
erax A 4. Gaernsey. ID Columbia street
T>oR sarE-RY OWNER, THREE HOUSES
Il in eesirahse location. on northeast eorH@r
Ninth and spring stseeexs minutes walk frrra
possossce: block frosn cable
NOR sAIg-Jrsr WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN
il fook az fog. i've and ten-sere tracts rich
sar.ien isnds close o. the city. siou Per acre.
wstssn 4 ssrAtson 20 Columbia s;rrss
NOR sAIE-oSE HUNDRED ACRES OF
II nne hcsenm land on Wildly fssan8. forty
rsfs al water front. az . earxala- j. Z Lily.
UaiyesNfy sna wesf strress
NOR sA1E-rwo NICE COTTAGES just
II eumpseteds ssx rooms and both. scer blocks
frou eahi<. tnesy erishet. easy tertaa Aoor~
IAna Company. seccad ard James sfrsssA
Y~og sAIE-IHx CHOICEST ACRE PROP
II ersr il Kirkland. Crawford 4 Hann9c
cor Thsrd street aa1 YeSSsr avenue.
r~oa sArE-aes DOWN. BALANCE sSa
ucnshly, tive haatsnne eosfAxess U-s0
fcar h.sr Is scxsh Of ssekson street. on Green
,rrs~s 4 r Vi tssisr. Ceicaik heek
r~og sAfx-REATffFvL HOME sIrEs MAR
r usaIson ssreef al esesrsd sat graded tas
CHEAPEST ard oess - tie n,srses Crawford q
MOB sAIE-cHolcE AND CHEAP BUILD
II inr lo;n vita pavement hon fesler ave-
eue ierasee n Yoangs secstion. cvesiookfax
Inhe y ash .ngsoa- call % keef 4 hoarUAA
xsErse ecurS. corner third ana Ce<sry.
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DENxTyTx
A NY DENTIST TRAVELLING AROUND THE
IA city or suburban towns claiming 10 be con.
necfed with my oflicc il fraud. my painless
mcshcd OF filling teeth II known 20 mytei only;
my prices are the same heretofore Eastern. q
written guarantee with - sefs Of teeth: call or
write for feferenctA Dr. q. q. Grimm, COS Front
streef. Seattle, W. - side. between Madison and
Marion
hrs LEXINGTON & PUTNAM. DENrI5Ts
- rooms y and 3, Union block. Front street
Give rs trial
A LRERT J. FORREST. DENTIST; FRY's
"A block. Front street. between Marion and
Madison; teeth extracting and gold filling
speciality.
nR ". r GIDDIN6s. D. D. 8. GRADUATE
~ Boston Dental College. room "a eeaxtlo
block. corner Third and Cherry streetA
T II FOX. DENTIsT-oFFicE IN MALLORY
q house. room = oouthweoe corner James
and Third ssreetA
r C. GRAsSE, DEHTI5T-OFrICE At Hr8
- residence, corner Front and Pima On 1noof
cable and electric roads
n A. HOLNEs. DENTIsT-RoOMs .. cOLUM-
NJ bia House, corner Third ana Columbia
DR @. WILLIS PRICE, DENTIsT-BURKB
Il block. Third and Union.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

PlrTsDuRo, Sept q
APPLES S950dDb.0O per barrel
Creamery, ElRn, NGbl8c; Ohio
do 2bQb!Bo, fresh dairy packed. lBlblpo, fancy
country rolls, lWll0C, choice, l7QDibc.
BERRIES Hucklobcrrics, sf.y5 per pail,
black berries, sl,O por pail grapes, 7Gb8o per
pound; SD'OOCD5,A por standi plunls, SS,OOaDb,OO
y, 'Vc,ASSTXioUpEs- Sam@SOO a barrol wator.
melons, Sl0.OOdts0.00 per 100,
nestle SweltEer, lyItlplAlSo Wisconsin brlol
SweltEor, lBlbl3lsc, imported Sweitzer, a0lSo.
h0gs-2llb2lo per dozen for strictly fronh.
POULTRY-SprinR chickens, 5g10Oo por
pair; old, 1bdS5o por pair drcssod, liD i2o per
poundy ducks, gQib7gci turkeys, edbgc per pound.
rel. southern sweets, saOOt5.S6 pcr barreii
Jerseys, Sl.b0lb40O; cabbage, Sl.0sD6.OO por
hundred, onions, SA.76lDi.0O por barrel; green
onions, Sl.25 per buBhel Egyptian onions, 81 ,6O
for lSO-p0und baskets green beans home.
grown. yl.OOlDl.l 10 por basket; ououmbers, $40
sbl.20 per crate; homs-grown tomatoes, 100 por
WHEAT-So. rcd, Si.OSeI,Oo; No. ., Si.OaD
CORNING, yellow ear. OaaOoc; high mixed
ear, 0OltBlCi No. 2yell0w, eholled, 65J6boc; high
mixed phellcd corn. btGbb6o.
OATs--No. 2 white, tstDi2lSc; extra No. o
ulffbi2c,
rEoUR -Jobbine prioos-Fanoy spring and
patent -four, Sb.76db8.0O; fancy straight winter,
t5.bO6b5.7b; fancy straight spring, 96.b0lDb, ,7b
clear winter Sb.214DB.bH straight xxx
bAkera' Sb.Ogdbb.s3. Rye -four, el0lltt.2b.
HAl-BRled timothy, No. |, Sl0.0Ddbl0,bO; No
? do, SD.OOlpybO; loose, from wagon, $1,000
l400, according 10 quality No 2 prairie hay,
li.tQ0eOG packing do N-VOUl.SOi clover hay,
k7.h(lflhUO
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
ATTACKED BY A SNAKE.
a Canton Man Has an Experience rhi
He win Remember For Many n Day.

a Canton Man Has an Experience That
He WIN Remember For Many n Day.
Yesterday August Cook and Mr.. Gobel
went TO Zoar on n hunting expedition.
Cook had an experience which he will not
forget for some time, He was after
pheasants and got on large rock. Sud-
denly u huge black snake sprang upon him
and eneircled his body. He reached into
his pocket for his knife holding the head
Of the serpent away from him. His com.
panion seeing his predicament, took aim
with his gun and shot the snake In the
head, killing him instantly. His snake
ship was brought 70 Canton last night and
Tor n short time was on exhibition at the
NEws-DEMooRAr ofilco. The serpent
measured ai1 feet and two inches. He
was OF the black species, and said 10 be
very poisonous,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
FlReMEN SERIOUSLY BURNED.

A Gasoline steve ETpiodes Near the Men
Putting Out the Fire.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Sept, "A fire was
ignited IN a kitchen Of house on Ham
son street, whore a gasoline stove was
used and the department called 10 put
II out, While the Aremen were In the
room endeavoring 10 smother the spead.
ing Of the flames tho gasoline stove ex'
ploded and seriously burned four fro.
men, Lieut., Hynes was badly burned
and will probably die, Second Assist.
ant Cook was burned and will probably
be dishgured for life, Truclman Nc.
Arthur and Capt, Conway were slightly
burned aud bruised.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Hon. John u. nEonnot sp.A,,u.

The farners' institute Of Summit county
held their annual picnic at Silver Lake on
last Saturday. II was attended by several
thousand persons. Hon, John =. Monnot
Of this city, and Hon, ], Park Alexander,
Of Akron, were the principal speakers.
Mr.. Monnota address was upon the sub
ject Of taxation and its lodging.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
ThE MARKETS.
Chicago Market.

CHICAGO, Sept 2
WIEAT-ODened weak and &c lower. On
reports Of sprOuting wheat, caused by inoOs-
gAnt rains In the northwest, the market
and the market declined 10 sl09 for December.
During the liNt hftoon minutes tho market rO-
covered No from the lowest point.
CORN..Heayy and closed lAo lower. The
excellent weather
OATS-The oats market was quiet until the
last hour, when tho near futures suffered lc
decline Dy tho heavy offerings OF u local iirm.
PROVlhlONS-Trgd In provisions was
largely In tho way OF changing from Soptom.
Der TO the latter months. Pork closed at %
aud lard aud ribs At 2lfo.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Thov Ara I,ah,o,

The docton are all liable TO be mis-.
taken. They were In my case. II coat
me $500, because they said / had the
heart disease, and then told me / must
die. Grandmother said II was Liver
complaint, and % worth Of Sulphur
Bitters cured me.-lJepnie Poor, Rock.
mort. Mass
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
DEMOCRATS CLAIM the STATE.
Partial Returns Indicate Increased Ma
Iurltiea for Governor Eagle,

fhrtlhl Returns Indicate Increased MA
Jorltles for Governor Eagle.
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Sept, e,-The
state elections yesterday passed on
quietly 80 far as known, There was no
trouble here, Partial returns and eeti'
mates received from thirty OF the sew
enty.Rye counties In the state indicate
increased maiortiea for Governor Eagle
and the Democratic state ticket over
two years ago when his majority was
1900, Democrats claim the state by
from 20, 900 10 ~, 1000 majority, In the
Third ward and several townships In
this county double polling places were
established, owing 10 a charge that the
county Judge violated the law In ap'
pointing judges Of election, The county
is close aud the result IN doubtful.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
COTTON CROP REPORT.

Tho Total Crop This Year Exceeds the
Largest Ever Grown,
NEw ORLEANS, Sept, 2,-The New
Orleans Cotton exchange issued yester'
day the official report OF the cotton crop
Of the United States for the commercial
year ending with the close Of August,
1890 The report states that the total
crop amounts 10 1911 ,392 bales, exceed.
ing the largest crop ever grown by 205,-
4S0 bales, and the crop OF the last year
by 873032, Tho leading feature Of the
report Is a census Of the southern mills,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
rrnnE IIniinn on of nnnrnr.

WASHINGTON, Sept Frank Hatton
editor Of the Washington Post, and ex
postmaster general, has been seriously
III for some days. Ho had an attack o.
inhammatory rheumatism last weel
which brought on rheumatic fever, and
Saturday night his condition was most
serious, He was better yesterday, and
the doctor declares him out of danger.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
East Liberty Cattle Market.
TAar .t,,p.,, ID. o.,

IIVTK HIHNIFIIi M HVVVs y
cATTLE-Reoeipta, 500 head; shipments,
9,e0l head; market steady and unchanged on
good common, and medium slow and shade
on from last weeks prices.
HOGs-ReceiptS, 1880 head. shipments. 400
head, market actlye; Philadelphia. 9A60D
400 best Workers., Sl.eOCDt.40i grassera, $500
40; pigs, S3.2JfD9.70.
SHEEP Receipts, 0,l00 head; shipments,
A,00O head; market dull at last weeks prices.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Pflsal IPilesl 1tchinr:PIIsa.

SYMPToMs--MoiBture; intense itching
and singing, most at night, worse by
scratching. II allowed 70 continue tums
ors form, which often bleed and ulcerate
becoming very sore. SwAYNE'B OINr
MENT stops the itching and bleeding, heals
liberation and In most cases removes the
tumors. AT druggists, or by mail for 80
cents. DR.. SwRyne a. Son, Philadelphia
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Divorce Notice.

In the Court Of Common Pleas stark County o.
Emma Johnston, Plaintiff,
Vs.
Bhscomb r. Johnston Of Al. Defendants,
fIascomb 4, Johnston, whose place on resldenco "
unnnown will take notice that on the 90lh day OF
August, 1900, tho above named Emma Johnston
nied her petition IN the courto common pleas stark
divorsh from aad nagoomb n, johnston, on The
grnnd OF wlllful absence and hAbltual drunkenness
ior more than three years last past aud gfoas neg-
lOot OF duty, and for AllnOny W po ohafBou Vh wv
defendants interest IN the oBlhto =,
And that said cause viii DO Tor nearing un anN NJ
Ter the eighth Saturday from Ncptemher ON, lthQ'
aepd.iw EMMA JOHNSTON,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Health is Wealth!

DH n o. wHTe NHhyA AND BRAIN TnnAr.
MHnT, q guaranteed specific for hyhlefiA DiIEi
mes, eonVasl0nh Fllt Nervous Neuralgia heAd,
klhn Nervous ffOalIhuon caused by tho uho Of
alcohol OF tobacco, WAkefulnehh, Mental Depfuas
aian oftening " tho train resulting IN insanity
and leading W misery decay and DEATH Premature
Old Age, hAfrehheau, L0ah Of Power IN either eeI,
involuntary Losses and hpefmAtoffhwA caused BY
svor-eHerlion Of tho brain, aofsAbuhe or OVersins
duiaeneh zach bon contains one months treat
ment ei,OO b0n, o. hlH boxes for thO0, sent by
mall prepaid on feeaipt of price,
VIZ GUAHANTRR SIX BOxRs
TO cure ANY case. Win each order received uh
fof ain boaea accompanied with MOO, wo will nd
ne purchaser our Wfittan guarantee 70 refund no
mOney N the treatment doet not eject = cure,
uuArAhleea Issued only by Durbin, Wright A o.,
= D MArkel a., The Popular Drug On NJ
maTthi ~, sNle kHenia Canton ohio
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
rwGNTY.rlFTA ANN!yERsARY
General Meeting Of the American Social
Science Association,

SARATOGA, Sept, 9, The general meet
ing OF the American Social Science
association began here last night and
win continue until Friday evening,
Morning, afternoon and evening sessions
will be held Some Of the most able,
profound and advanced thinkers Of the
nation will read papers and discuss
them, The preaident OF the aasocia-
ton, the Hon, Andrew White, Of Ithaca,
N, ", gave the opening address In
recognition Of the twenty,ffth ami
vermry OF the association, He spoke 10
the subject INSTRUCTION IN Social
Science" The report OF the general
secretary, II, Il, Sanborn, OF Concord,
Mass, was then presented.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

When Baby was SICK We gave her castoria.
when she wis child, she cried for castoria,
when she became Miss, she clung so cAa,orih,
When shs had ohndron. she gave sssm cassorlA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Two Fireman BADLY burned.

READING, Pa, Sept, 2.-By the ex-
plosion Of two barrels Of oil In the hard
ware store Of Fegley, Hoif a. Co., yes
terday, fire was started which damaged
the building and stock 10 the extent
OF $1,000 Two fremen were badly
burngl
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Wantad.

A young man, II or Is years old, who can
speak German, TO do chores and clerk In
shoe store. JOHN d. FRANK,
Canton, Ohio.
ORR. ID. FRANK a. Co., Massillon, q.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04

There is no Boot In the world that will
give you as much wear as Santry a Me-
Gownn's Chicago Kip Boots, ard they on
ly cost $500. Every pair warranted.
a2S.H IA North Market 81.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
10 Fiorlda ana Roturnl

Special Rates 10 Homeseekers Round
trip for one fnre--80 days limit.
Dates; Sept. 9th and 23d and Oct. 14th.
Ask agent AZ nearest II, II. station 10
procure tickets from his Gen. Pass. Agent,
II he has not yet received them. 4ot'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-09-04
Administrators Notice.

Notice ia hereby given that the undersigned has
mann duly anpolnted and qualified as AdminlHtfa.
tor Of the estate Of Joseph hhanabruch, late oi
stark county ohio, decnaeed. .,,,..ur,,
Dated Sept 2, iBe0-4dw' ADMINISTRATOR
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$500 Reward!

WE will pay tho above reward for any case OF
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, sick Headache, Indi-
Eoullgn c0nhtlpAlon pt COttlYenetA We cannot cure
with VESTS Vegetable Liver Pills, when the dTee-
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vegetable and never iAll ~ give satisfaction, au
gar Coated, Large boxes, containing 10 filla 70
cents, For tAlt BY All ptuggaln Beware 0f oouns
tnffolta aud iinltatlUnh The genuine mAnufAe-
tufod only by JOIN q wEsr a 90, Hold by Dur
bin, Wright Co., and Tho Popular Drug Co, Cans
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D. COLLARS & CO.'S ANNOUNCEMENT
FOB
THE FALL Season 1890.

The season now open, we take pleasure in announc-
ing that prepared to show the best line Of Dress
Goods, new and attractive Novelties, Silks, Cloths,
Velvets &c. for the Fall and Winter, ever put before
the trade
Our stock Of Goats is large, consisting of Plush
Coats, Plush Jackets and Cloth Jackets all and
stylish. Price, style and quality cannot be equaled
A big stock of Domestics, Linens, Fianuels, Wooen
Skirts &C. Call and see our stock.
D. Z0LL LARS X GO.
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Anthony Schoenbruck has been APP
pointed administrator Of the estate Of
Joseph Schoenbruck, late Of jackson
township.
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ALl eUFfocATED.

Hsrrihie Explosion Ia Mine ana nsfors
Assistance Gould be Rendered Eighty
Miners Perished,
vienna, Sept "a frightful disaster
occurred yesterday In mine At Bory'
slay, IN Galicia, There was q terrible
explosion, aud before anything could be
done to rescue the entombed miners
eighty Of them were auifooated,
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u,ANrrD -- Reliable statesmen. Good salaries
w Splendid chance for pughcfe . ,.,,,.,,,
auO.dIw. gmsl Nurucfymon, Rochester N u
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