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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-06

HANCOCK.

Died Mr.. GEORGE Beggs of cansel
in the stomach ut o'clock Wednes
day afternoon, he was So years oldshe
was member of the baptist church,
Ire leaves wife and two daughters
who mourn their losss, he was loved
and respected by all who knew him,
The family have the sympathy of the
community.
The funeral services was held at
the house at IL A. NJ. Friday, there
was large attendance.
Mrs. Beggs father and mother, ar.
rived from st, Paul on Wednesday,
aid will Stay with their daughter for
IL while.
Miss. Kate Daley, is Post Mistress,
while Mis-. Page is sick.
Messrs. ~. J. Brown, Earl Fentoh
aud Gilbert Swenson, went to Morris
on Friday last.
Mr.. Andrew Diversified, made IA
lying trip 10y Raj to Starbuck and
Glenwood OH Thursday, retnr"'ls9, 81
Saturday.
Miss Aggie Hunter came down from
Breckenridge ON Friday igLt tram 10
visit friends. and leturned on .Ionday,
she is principal of the Breckinndge
school.
MISS Kate Callahan, returned from
st. Paul Saturday, where she has been
attending school.
Mr.. Gordon Jr., joined the Sons of
Vets. Saturday night, and we are glad |
to say that the camp is III II prosper
Gus condition.
DR.. C. L. Gates was called by a
Telegram to Cedar Rapids to attend |
his brothers wife, who is very sick,
There was dance at Mr.. Huetts
Friday night, report says, they en-. |
joyed themselves.
There was about twenty of the
young folks, went skating Monday |
evening. and from all accounts they |
had splendid time.
The W. C. T. U. held their regular
monthly meeting Sunday night, at
the Congregational church.
PROGRAM.
Reading by Mrs. Burlington, Miss
Minnie Burlington, Mrs. c. II. Bout
lift, Mrs. II. D. Tcnney, Mrs. C. N.
Clark and Mrs. II. c. Carpenter.
Music by Choir. Remarks by Mrs, II.
D. Tenney, Mrs. II. C. Carpenter and
Rev. G. II. Routliff
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At the last meeting Of the farmers
Alliance, the subject for discussion
was the butter question. a short
essay on butter making, the carrsus
of poor butter and the method of
making good butter, Was; presented
by the President which was read and
discussed at length. The practice Of
keeping milk in Il room, where cook
ing is done, keeping butter in Il cellar
where vegetables are stored, or salt
ing butter with barrel salt, were all
condemned, nothing but Higgins or
Ashton salt Is suitable 10 salt butter.
The cooley cream was highly recon-
ended, but when this cannot be had
the next hest way was tn build Il small
house near the well. with cellar
hnder it and keep nothing but milk
and butter in this building. Three
gallon crooks to set the milk in, were
highly recommended, the crooks to he
set in tank of water and the water
to he changed twice day. This
same subject in connection with
cheese making will Ire brought before
The Alliance at an early date.
The twine question is agitating the
minds of farmers. and IL gentle breeze
may soon he expected.
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Keen The Ball Rolling.

Nothing could be more gratifying
to us than the manner in which able
correspondents have rallied round
THE Sun, since we became associated
with 1t d few months ago. The sub.
jects have been varied. and many of
them Of great interest: we have had
con municatiOns from city writers.
and alliance writers. Last weeks
issue contained one from "a citizen"
which touched on many subjects of
vital Importance, and which we hope
Will draw out others. This week we
present one from s. III. E which
touches on other points,, notably the
beautifying OF our city with parks
and shade trees; two much cannot
be said on this subject, and too much
cannot, or will not be done in the
matter. Nothing attracts strangers
so quickly as well shaded town on
these prairies. Friends let us hear
from more of You on these living
issues. Let the bloody shirt SLEEP
peacefully in the grave where the
union of the Blue and the Gray laid
it last summer at Nashville, and lei
us work for the welfare of our towr
and county, as if this was to he oui
home while we live, and not as If VIZ
were To be strangers and so jonrnerl
while there IS a little money to bt
made, and then, off for another boom
ing spot.
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A New DISeovarv.

You have heard your friends AID
neighorS talking about it, You may
yourself he one of the many who know
fromperSonal experience just howgood
thing it is. If YOU have ever tried
it. yon are one "f it's staunch friends.
because the wonderful thing about it
is. that when once given trial, DR..
Kings New Discovery ever after
holds Il place in the house. If you
have never used it and should be
afflicted with ii cough, aud cold or any
Throat. Lung or Chest trouble, secure
Il bottle at once aud give it a fair
trial. 1t is guaranteed every time ,or
money refunded. Trial Bottles Free
at Fritz Bnckentin's Drugstore.
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Patents crantad

To citizens Of Minnesota duri 6 the
past week, and repnrted for this
paper bye A. Snow Is 60. Patent
Attorneys, Opp, U. >. Pltent Office.
Washington, D. G..
F. Breher. Wadena, BIacksmiths
re-bowl, II. J. Brine, st. Paul.
Butter-package. ]. ]. Dewey, st.
Paul, Self binding harvester. A.
Grethen, Minneapolis, Autograph
copying tables s. G. H,ran. Lake
City, Stove pipe thimblo. G. w.
Lord, Minneapolis. Refrigerator. D..
+. MacCarthy, st. P tul, Seal look. J.
Massey. Faribault, Hat hanger. +.
W. Pool, St. Paul Running board for
cars. Z. l.. Red, Minneapolis. I'm
preston device for matrIx making
machines. w. w. Rich, Minneapolis,
Discharge for coal bins. w. j. Scott.
NJ nneapolis. Railway ticket. II. w
Stone. Jr.. Shaking bolt. J. C.
Toherer, New Ulm, Car coupling.
e. Fl. Turner, Fergus Falls, Clothes
pin.
Drawings and specifications of any
of these patents will be sent for the
Government price Is cents,in stamps.
Always give date of paper aud address
C. 4. Snow & Co.
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The Sun,

Within the last two months we
have added three qulres of paper to
the circulation OF TIE SUN, and from
presen mt appearances this Will not he
sufficient to meet the demand two
months hence.
The universal desire to. get posses.
sion Of the paper eally on the day of
issue, is another indication of the
appreciation of the people. We do
not flttter ourselves, that any of this
increased interest is due to our efforts;
bat to the very able manner in which
we have been second by c0rrespon-
dents, in our columns. Patience
friends, and We will see to it that the
demand will be supplied, We are
improving in the time of getting TIE
Sun into the Post Office, and we
promise not to halt till we get every
thing done as near to a state of
perfection as possible,
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Grand Concert.

There will be a grand concert given
1tthe court house hail on Saturday
evening next by the Herman concert
Co. assisted by Miss L. G. Richards,
niece of General Barrett. Miss. R.
will really be the star of the evening.
We have it from those who have
heard this accomplished Young lady,
that it is worth while going any pos
sible distance to hear her. There
will also be a bass singer fully equal
to the one who WAS here with the
Tennessee jubilee singers.
The concert given recently at
Herman was so fine that they had to
repeat it. This troupe deserves an
that vii test the c apseiist-yy
OF the hall. .-..'
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DIED.

Suddenly, on Saturday night, the
lst. of absess; ut her home in Rends.
willie township, this county. Mrs.
William Davidson, aged IS years;
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson were among
the earliest settlers in this County,
having come from Dakota county
many years ago: and selected their
future home where she died. She
was a thorough going business woman
willing to assist her husband in bIav-
ing the hardships of frontier life, for
the sake of making home where
her children could grow UP around
her, She not only made home, but
Il christian home.
III the christians faith she lived and
died, and in this faith her husband
and children follow in her steps. She
was buried on Tuesday from the
Methodist church of this village, OF
which the family were members.
The large c0ncOnrse of people tend
ing her funeral testified to the high
estimation in which she was held by
the community in which she lived So
long.
The youngest child she leaves is II
years old. Two are married, Mary
and Warner.
l. Mr.. Davidson and the children
have the heart felt sympathy of the
people of Stevens county in Their
great bereavement.
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PERSONAL.


L, o. HOLSTER, is in Austin.
Judge Brown was in Berson, last
week.
DR.. Hulburd was in the citiss last
week.
Sheriff Munro was in the cities last
week.
W. w. Gordon of Horton gave us
a pleasant call yesterday.
Len Haight left for his home in
Banana on Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Munro, return
ed from st. Paul last Thursday.
MIS-. Z. j. jones IL home again.
that explains the smiling counte-
nance Of L. j.
Jim Pearce left on Tuesday for n
cource of book keeping at Curtis
College Minneapolis.
John Gould came home from the
woods, and started Saturday night
for Wisconsin. for u lot OF hlooded
stock for his farm.
w. Colyer Jr., left Tuesday, for
St. Paul and Redwlug. II Is sail
there is Il wingless angel ut the latter
city who is chargable with the theft
of Wits most vital organ.
Among the farmers of this county
who left on Monday for the Farmers
Alliance convention ut St. Paul. we
noticed Gen. T. a. Barrett, r. J.
Hail, Frank G. Smith. VIM, Logue.
Milo Camp. Matthias Harig and Mark |
Coleman.
II. II. Wells left for Boston, New
York, Philadelphia and Chicago on
Friday last. You may now leok out
for the largest stock of goods, and the |
lowest prices you ever seen in that |
store of Wells Bros. e.
Hanson.
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The Elrsf Sten.

Perhaps you are run down. can't
eat, can't sleep, cant think. cant
dn anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder what ails you. Yon
should take IL warning You are taking
the first step into Nervous Prostra.
tion Yon need Nerve Tonic, and
in Electric Bitters you will find the
exact remedy for restoring your
nervous condition to its natural,
healthy condition. Surprising results
follow The use of this great Nerve
Tonic and .Alterative. Your appetite.
returns, good digestion is restored.
AMI the Liver and Kidneys resume
h, althy action. Try bottle
Price Sd cts. at FRITZ BUCKENTIN's
Drug Store.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

CATHOLIC: REV. GORGE GAsKELL, Prizes
Mass every sunday at 1890 a. III. Sunday
school every Sunday at $50 p. III. VespcT
1t 3 p. III
NETHODIST:-sRev. S. Eliery, Pas
Sor Services every Sund at 1880, NJ
md 1880 + III. Prayer meetil on Thursdays
1t 7:3D y. n.
CONGREGATIONAL:-ReI Nm. Herri;k
PASTOR Services every Sunday, at 1890 a.
N N. ana 7:39 p. NJ Prayer meeting o. 1ne
Prayer meeting every Thursday 1t 1880 p. m
NORWEGIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER
AN--Rtv. P. A. DIE1RlcHsoN, Pastor. Service
and meetings at times designated by pastor
CONFERENCE.-THE O DAZZLE PastoI
Meetings at 1880 O'CLOCK every "Wednesday
evening.
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caps. go to L. j. MOORE for one. 17tf
Which Shall It SEP.
There is perhaps no subject on
which people who delight to be smart
differ more than on the proper pro-
nunciatiun of words, particularly
when taken from foreign languages.
The following jingle, written by one
of jolly party which rode on 1.-The
Burlington" from Minneapolis to St.
Louis some time since, illustrates the
different pronunciations of r-o-u-t'-
whether trout" or "root.
Hear the pilgrims joyful shout:
THE Burlington's dandy route,
Other lines We !!iiSSac"fcrth shoot,
This is the only first-class route;
Rival claims we hereby scout,
None can pie ,se us but this route;
Locomotives lever loot,
lalf AS uice us on this route,
And the roadbedS hereabuut,
All are rough, except this route; y
All in all beyond dispute, .. ..
The BurIington's the banner route
On the pronunciation there is some
latitude for choice, but not on the
question whether The Burlington
| is the best and favorile line every
where-to Chicago. st. Louis, St
Paul. Minneapolis, Peoria, Denver
Kansas City, Cheyenne, ST. Joseph
For full information, maps, and time
tables, apply to agent of this orcon-
Meeting lines, or write to w. JsC
Kenyon. Gen. Pass. Agent C, B.
N. II. R., st. Paul, Mimi.
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Notice to Teachers,

l Will hold teachers examination rs
follows;
Hancock, school house, March Goth.
1890.
Morris, high school room, March
31st. 1890
Examination will he given promptly
at Q o'clock A. NJ.
Dated Morris, March 1st. 1890.
WM. G. BICKSELL.
TIA County Supt.
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If in need of suit of clothes, a
nat or Il cap, cali on us; we have just
received Il large and selected stock
of boys clothes, and gents hats in
the latest styles. Prices rock bot
tom. J. e. DANIELsoN. 1878
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Dant fail to 90 to the concert.

Aoin,merce stock of mems. boys
',.1..,-;.,. 1,,ras+ ,,;cps
-, ws,rs Vros AMI II uson,s. l4.f
ovon;nr
"' - 'N' l0''N - : >''''. S''''
y girl was born to Mrs. La Nelson
last Monday III! WE'LL
Newest styles OF Spring Millinery
goods, Just arrived and for sale by
MIS-. Whiteley. l4tf
The annual meeting of the Morris
Missionary Union, at Mrs. HcrrickS
Friday at 8 o'clock P, NJ.
Vt the last moment we are COM
PEELED to hold over several commu-
nicati0ns till next week; f9r want Of
rovm.
Larson & Nelson will be found 1T
the Music store. 4,h Street and At.
llntjc IKE where they will be glad
- y,,., ,l,air ord cnstomere
Farm, stock and Home Is 4 paper
That no farmer should be without
we give II Iiee 10 ali SUBSCRIBERS u
''' t'''
II 20" HISS inc eoI-eelt otl Ao,''''I Jay
hlS"t' you Will MISS oLe "a '"e "eo'
treats u your me- lleAV'0 90 ''''
reserve" seats " Gus cnI'Ulen ~ Vt0'
Will BaiIy is swearing mad'-ail
hut the sWear-on Goods new build
ing. The rail road company can
maui tile lumber l"St enough 10 Keep
Lam busy
Kew stock Of UatS just received at
I3Cf +. CRooNoUIsT.
Minnesota State Fncampment. G.
aR.at AIinrearoIis. Tickets will he ON
.ale March 18fh. and 10Th. good to
,.,,orn nm IN and inclrdiuo March
,,ri .,,ata If one fare for the rorrd
So
- 49, -' - in"to a',d s ,i,,,
StvI,s aau sizes to sit and fit all. As
to prices, we defy competition. Be-
tore O"yl eI'e"HcLt' give "3 Il call
A week ago letter came from Nj.
i0' P''' III " '.'1'' 40 ''>''' u '''''' I
Was 90 '"'u l'' '''1" ~ yin az
''0"!''','i, ~" - '.,'' -'A ''Ir
:'.H ~ t',' l >'U''-I 'o'''', | olN
o." ''''>''l - 'l' ,,'''''
I'S''0' ~ I''0 wen s"' "
KNOW ''"il '1f0 WALL INV "'''4 ~"
ooII N"0"'
'1"'" anu C"P" !" i''' ','l..' ~ "7
'o'"0 Win " CHS = I'' "''" AA'''i'O'''
AL
We request correspondents ~ S'sn
,:.. 1872. I-.~... 49, .
4le"tlo"' O"' A"' may N"o" VIC
letter is genuine. 1t is wise, well
established rule among printers not
to publish any thing without sigma
ture. Three such letters had to go to
the waste basket laSt week II you
don't wish your name 10 appear sign
on the lower lett mana corner or your
letter, and we Will take care OF It,
Complete line of new teas at the
Red Front 1911
We have correspondence from
Scott, for which we regret we have
not room in full. The contents are
An Alliance meeting was held or
Friday the 2Sth of Feb, at which
was good majority of farmers in thu
town. A double ticket was decided
upon for town officers. AS we prin
both sets of tickets it is unnecessar!
to publish them. Some practica
talk was held about town expenses
Everything passed off harmoniously
Ladies'. when Won want a pair O
shoes for Yourself or children call an
see the shoes nave IN stock ana g.
P''oe'' . 1a'0"1' 10'
We are honored with eotnmun'ca
tion from Mr.. Milo Camp, delegate t
the State Alliance st. Paul. Tn
organization commenced work Tues
day ?. n. with 9hont one thousan
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The Peppertnn Farmers AllWnc
will meet at the residence of J1cnl
Kling.0n Wednesday. March the iotl
1890. Instead of March the 18th Il
before stated.
WIN. +. BODECKER, Pres.
per. GEO. w. PLACE, Sec,
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Notice..

Dr.. Daily wishes every body know
ing themselves to be indebted to him.
To call ut his office and settle; as he
needs the money in his business,
having lost all his effects in the late
fire. Ills present efIice is next door
to the farmers hotel 5st. 1873
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Village Caucus.

A Caucus of the legal voters of the
village of Norris. will be held at
Brrkins Hall, Saturday March 8th.
1890, at 3 o'clock P. NJ. For the pur-
pose Of placing in Nomination, Candi.
dates for the Village officers, and the
transaction of such other business as
may properly come before the Caucus.
Dated March 4th. 1890.
P. a. MCCARTHY,
Chairman Village Committee.
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NORRIS POST OFFICE

Mali both east AID west closes s p. IN.
Through mail east closes 10 III.
This Office is open from ga. m. TO p. N
In ring the week, and on Sundays, from
~ p. IN. .....-
Mail for Little Falls closes at 7:l5a III. ,foi
BIoUns Valley at 2:3bp. m.
FE. NEWELL Postmaster.
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Farmers Notice.

All who desire to make loans on
Real or Chattel security call upon MS.
Ii security is acceptable we have an
unlimited amount of money to place
at a low rate of interest. l5tf
THE FIRST NAT. BANK OF MORRIS.
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I'm ladies' dress goods and trim.
mings we take the lead. Tins de.
partmpnt always receives our special
attention.. Our new arrivals contain
many new and choice styles, colors
and qualities. at prices to suit ali.
1873 j. Il. DANIELsoN.
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Ruc' Inns Rrnlca SaIYe.

The pest salve in the world for cuts
luises, sores. ulcers. salt rhenm.
reveI sores. letter, chapped hands,
Chilh!ains. corns, and all skin eIup.
tions, and positively cures piles or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded Price Is cents per box.
For @l",by Fritz BrCkentin.
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List of Letters.

Advertised at Morris, Mimi, Mar.
5ith l-;; 6.---o----->.-
Kate MUM, Math Ritter, T,Tgun
L. Hangen, f. b. Larson, +. A.
Chapman, L. P. Wond, ThoS. Ander-
son, barbara T. Jordan, stephan
Shuback.
Persons calling for the above will
please say ''advertised."
L. Z. NEWELL, =. N
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Stamping done by Mrs. Whitele,
Weather Report For February.

Mean temperature for the month
1926 degrees.
Highest temperature for the month
A degrees ION 4th.)
Lowest temperature for the month
q degrees below zero ION %.
Mean height of Barometer correct
ed 30.159 inches.
COMPARISONS:
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S,rAEE LIME

For Nash, Nora, Oscar Lake, Holmes CITY
Wauhorg and Alexandria leaves tn" ;aJt
md Saturdays at IA H., arrives ,ndAJr
md Fridays al 6. .. IN.
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CoMPARIso.

Evaporated peaches, prunellps,
French prunes &c., &c., ut the Red
Front, l6
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-06

The Sun is agent for the
"Great West" price $1.OO per
year, weekly,
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-06

T. j. Moore has on hand large
stock of boots and shoes. which he il
selling ut rock bottom prices. lift
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-03-06

am closing ont my entire stock of
genlleIGen's clothing at ten per cent.
below M heretofore low prices.
II J. MOORE
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Cash

Is the article we want, not from a
misers point of view. hut we need
he article in our business. Ii you
are cash buyer, come and see us, we
will make it an object for you to
trade your cash for our goods Oar
cash prices defy competition, at home
OF abroad. J. E. DANIELsON. 1873
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1tINgke mOmllIo or,I IN IAlr ana winter
goods at 20 to 40 per cent below price,
to make room for spring stock. Off
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Fire Fire.

Great fire in Norris Last month. this
month it is fire in Prices of Mdse.
consisting of Dry Goods. clothing. hats.
Caps, Boot, Shoes and Gents furnish.
ing goods at Croor quist's.
/ Am now receiving almost daily.
new goods, and invite my friends
AID patrons TO examine the goods and
prices, thanking you all for your libe.
raj patronage in the past and hopingto
see continuance of the same.
lam Respectfully Yours.
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Mrs. Whiteley has just received a
large line of white goods for spring
sales. Call and see them. 14tf
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nee Salvation Oil.

Will nse at once Salvation Oil.
"Never was heard such terrible
CURSE" us the man got off about his
stubborn cold. Could it be possible
that he lived in civilization and he
had not heard of DR.. Bulls Cough
syrup! Let him take the old reliable,
and stop swearing. Price Is cts.
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LITTLE FAILS Z DAKOTA


Leave. Alfive
Norris, 3 10 ~ M Hrown's valieys6 90 p. n
wn's fAHsYsSiss. N. N4rrls II y =.
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Advertise in THE Sun.
1000 bushels of blue stem seed
wheat fore sale. Free from mustard.
NJ. IAGo,
f2tf - Morris. MINI.
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\ prudent man, according to hoyle."
For cut, and bruise, and burn, and
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TIE Sun clubs with the following
papers ut the following low rates:
Farm Stock & Home. a semi
monthly and The Sun for 81 so
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Which Shall 1t SEP.

If you want a bargain in hats or
caps. go to L. J. MOORE for one. 17Lf
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THURSDAY, March 8, 1890. No.l7
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SuMsEAMS s.

II. WHITLEY, Editor.