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WILL BE LyNCHED.
a Zoo Previous Boomer Who Will DC
Wiser Later On,

y Too Previous Eoomer Who Will Dc
Wiser Later On.
L RESo, OIL, April 20.-A prema-
ture aignal here opening the Indian
lands to settlement will be the cause OF
avust amount of trouble. One Doc East
attlred himself in white tights and vel
vet trunks, threw Il rcd blanket over his
shoulders, and, mounted on a prancing
steed, went carccrinG up and down the
line. At twenty-five minutes OF twelve
East and ucertain Stewart were toceth-
CIR amidst = crowd OF waiting horscmcn.
A revolver shot was fired in the air by
some ono. East and Stewart broke
across the line at full gallop and people
by the thousands went tearing west
ward as far rs tho eye could reach. Be-
fore the troops could stop the stampede
ut the advancc guard the fast horsemcn
were beyond reach. East will DO
lynchcd ii caught.
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4 Real Estate Boom

Attracts the attention OF every property
holder in this city. But when DR..
Franklin Miles, the eminent Indiana
specialist, claims that heart disease is
durable and proves it by thousands OF
testimonials OF wonderful cures by his
New Heart Cure; it attracts the attcn-
ton OF the millions suffering with short
breath, palpitation, irregular pulse,
wind in stomach, pain in side or shout
der, smothering spells, fainting, dropsy,
etc. a. F. Davis, Silver Creek, Neb.. by
usifg four bottles OF DR.. Miles New
Heart Cure, WA completely cured after
twelve years suffering from heart dis
ease. This new remedy is sold by
Logan DrugCo. Books free. 5
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Nrw SoRH, April 20.-The Mad aud
EIprcs says cditorially to-day;
General Russell .Algcr informs us
that he will not write n letter OF with
drawal from the presidential contest.
He says he ia in the race to remain until
the iinisli4that he iayors the sending
OF nninstruCtcd delegates to The Mime
apolis convention that when the delo-
gates have all assembled they may excr-
else their best judgment and nominate
tho candidate who can best DO trusted
TO win. In tho decibion OF tho convon-
ton General Algrr says he has every
confidence and Will chcerinlly and
cordially acquicsce. This state
mcnt from tho lips OF General Algcr
Is authentic and accurate. lie excr-
ciscs the sovereign right OF American
citizen in following out tho course he
has laid down for himsclf.n
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ST. Louis, april 2O.-Frank Bocttgcr,
n married man, living ut olS Barry
street, was instantly killed about 8
o'clock last night while at work atlthe
Anhcuscr.B Busch brewery. Boettger
was at work In company with John
Welsh and John Latter OH q now brow
house. They were IN n scatiold about
$50 feet from tho ground. As they
wcro about to Quit work tho ropo broke.
Bocttgcr was precipitated to tho ground
and was instantly killed. Welsh and
Latter clutched tho ends OF the ropes
and held on until rescued.
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4 Safe InycStinsut.

Is one which, is iguarantccds,to bring
You satisfactory results, or in case OF
failure a return OF purchase price. On
this safe plan you Gun buy from our Adj
vertiscd Druggist a bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption. II is
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case,
when used for any affection OF Throat,
Lungs or Chest, such as Consumption,
Inflammation of Lungs, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Whooping Cough, Group, ETC.,
etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeable to
taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at
Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. l
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West virginia Pensions.

Special Dhpgch 10 The In,uignes..
WAsuiSGToS, D. c., April 20.-West
Virginia pensions: Original John
Medley, Francis Hawthorne, Wm. 0.
Phillips. Additional-Michael Hart
man, Daniel Childers, David II. Lut-
man, Thcophilus Luncciord. Increase
VIM Mcpherson, Jas. a. Lemnsters,
Peter Boron. Rcissuc-Srencer Phil
lips. Jarrott T. Rigg, Henry Minncrd.
Original widows, &c.-Elizabeth Buc-
koltz, minors OF Chas. Schmidt, Mary
Britt, Louise ]. Shuttleworth, minors
OF Nimrod L. Sergent.
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THE Un1QU1rous DnUMMEn.
lie Is pr"s6nt MT tho Creation, OF iliv Now
City aud GoOs right TO Work Taking Or.

lie Is pr"sont ut tho Creation, OF thu Sqw
City aud Coos right TO Work Taking Or.
dcrs.
oKAncnE, OKLA, April 2o.-Ycstorday
morning okarclio was a lonely spot on
tho Rock Island railway just inside the
Indian lands. This morning it has l..
800 inhabitants. Two long Rock Island
trains loaded to tho platform halted just
outside tho limo until cxuctly noon and
thon ran for 0karcho ut full speed.
Men jumped out OF tho windows aud
rolled of tho platforms in swarms.
a town site had been established con-
tanning 6,SQ0 lots but in tho scramble
every man drove his stake where he
nav 1T and many got in the middle OF
tho streets. There wcro over twenty
women inIthe party and thoy MI drove
stakes, About the first mon TO alight
in town were two drummcrs. They
Went right TO taking orders.
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Nm,nc. or salnnns M ONO.

Sptridt Dtqdtch 10 Tue Mte9iJeIccr.
CoLrMnps, O., Apr! 2o.-Anditor of
state Poo has received Hamilton coun-
tvs report OF liquor tax collections for
the last hhli of 1890. His summary
shows 1886 saloons in'0hio, being an
increase OF III over the same period for
the year before. The total collections
Sl,52l,S35 81, an increase OF S22,3Sa 81.
hamilton county's report is three
months late.
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4 Drotncr's Awful CrImc:

COLUMBUS, IND, April 2O.-Last night
Louis and George Smith, brothers, icll
out over a%.trivial affair and the. result
was q fight, in which Louis was cut
three times. One stab penetrated his
lung, causing = mortal wound.y After
being cut Louis ran half a mile with
his hrothericlosc ut his heels, knife in
hand, ready to stab him again, but
friends intcrIcred.
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BERLIN, April 2O.-The Foruaerts, the
organ OF the socialists, announces that
sixteen halls have been secured ior the
purpose OF holding May day manifesto.
tions. The paper appeals to all work.
ingmen to observe. May. day, as freedom
IRON the bonds Of capitalists can only
be obtained through the efforts OF work
ingmen themselves.
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Tho West V.rsiuln Ell

SInctaI Dispatch 20 The Ih!siiIcnccr.
W~AsnlSoroS, D. G., April ao.-Thc
West Virginia direct tax refund rcsolu-
ton which passed the senate yesterday
will not be called up in the house for
about ten days. Mr.. Wilson, OF West
Virginia, had q consultation with the
speaker to-day, and the resolution will
probably be called up about the time
indicated undo: Il suspension OF the
rules.
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Clinton, Ills, April 20.-About seven
miles north OF Wapclla, this county,
yesterday, Keller Brock, son OF Elias
Brock, met John llalscy and his son on
the road opposite his house and becom-
ing involved in q quarrel with them
shot and killed the son instantly, and
wounded itho old man by a shot in the
neck and head that will prove fatal. A
family fcud OF long standing is ut the
bottom OF the affair.
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Auditor damn. shaner pend.

TIVV7NF N'S!"HV" ~ VIC 4N'UIVtNUT'
NAETISsprRG, W. VA, April 90
James ShalIer, OF Cumberland, Nd,
auditor OF the West Virginia Central
railroad, died at the home OF his father
in.iaw, Mr.. John w. Ncer, in this city
this morning. lie is 4 son OF Peter
ShalEcr, of this place, and has had
many positions OF importance OF the
Baltimore Il Ohio and other roads.
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KANSAS C,rY. Mo-, April 2O.-In the
circuit court at Kansas city, Kansas,
yesterday n case was decided by the
judge which almost equals the cclebrat-
cd calf case. Two men went to law over
4 deed worth Sr.50 and tho case was dis
missed by the judge yesterday. The
court assessed one half OF the costs
against each lltisant. The costs in the
ease and tho attorneys fees amount to
$500. 81 OBJ
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Just Ncrdlct.

LOUISVILLE, KY, April ON. J..
Ticrney, . freight conductor on the
Louisville \ Nashville railroad, was to-
day given $4,000 damages against the
Standard Oil company. Ifc was mu-
tilated for life by burning IRON the en-
p!osion OF n barrel OF naptha not prop
erly labelled and shipped OH his train.
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For the Worlds Fair.

Special Dispatch TO thc Itttitqnur.
PARKERsnuRG, W. Va, April 2O.-Mrs.
n. W. Lynch, formerly OF Wheeling,
lecturcd here last night in the interest
OF the Worlds Fair. She is a member
OF the board for West Virginia. Miss
Lily Jackson, also n member, spoke on
West EirSinia's art exhibit. The ladies
had a.largc and attentive audience.
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Baron SchaTcr Dead.

VIENNA, April 2O.-Baron Scl,afler,
once Austrian minister at Washington,
is dead. &c was recalled from Wash
ington on account OF a dispute between
Austria and the. United States and ut
once retired to private life.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years We have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Lie Pills, Bucklcn's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate TO guaran-
tee them every time, and We stand ready
to refund the purchase pricci ii satisfac.
otory+results do not follow their use.
These remedies have won their great
popularity purely on their merits. Lo-
gan Drug Co, Druggists. Il
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womun's Health and Life

depend more on regularity than on any
or all causes combined. An actual or
living death is tic result of dcrange-
mcnt Of functions which make women
what she is; immediate relief is the
only safeguard against wreck and ruin.
In all cases OF stoppagc, delayed, pain
jul or other Irregularities Bradficld's
Female Regulator is the only sure rem
edy. Sold at wholesale and retail by
Logan Drug Co.
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MANY people! who pride themselves
on their bluc blood would DO far hap
pier with pure blood but, while we can
not choose our ancestors, fortunately,
by the use OF Ayers S%arsaparilla, We
can transmit pure blood to our poster
itv. gai. D&w
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PROPOSALS..
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

.NoIlCh 10 CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by the Score.
tnry oil the Board! OF Trustees Of Odd Fellows
Hall Association until MONDAY, MAY z. 1884,; 4!
II M, for, building story on thcl |. o. {. F. build
Ing, corner OF Twelfth and Chaplinc streets, IN
accordance with plans md Specifications pre-
pared by N. F. Giesey. architect
Plans cln be seen Mt |. o. Q. F. building, IN
charge Of ianitOr OF lodge rooms. or At Office OIL
architect. Bids will be received for the compile
ton OF the work MS n whole In accordance with
plans and specifications lbOvc mentioned.
Bidders must submit with their proposals .
certified check for per cent OF amount OF bi11;
conditioned that II awarded the work they viii
within ten days after such award be made, enter
Into a contract with good and sufficient s%riFetie'
TO perform the work so awarded according 70
the plans aud specifications. and to the entttS
satisfaction OF tho BOARD OF Trustees OF the oId
Fellows Hail Association, within the time spec
fled in the contract. n ,
The successful. contractor must give n bona
equal 10 50 per cent of bid. bond and surety TO-
approved by the Bonrd OF Trustees.
The Board OF Trustees reserve The right 10 ~
tect any 0rAll bids.
a. II. FoRGEY, Secretary.
apa0 1i2 Main Street. CLty.
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T,ro Bows nnrnca 10 pcn.ll.

JERSEY CRY, \. j., April 2o.-A fatal
explosion and fire occurred last night at
Detwiller& Sons fire works factory at
Grcenville, on the shoroof Newark Bay.
Two boys, Albert Bottle and John
Ettinger, were burned to death and sew
eral other employees were badly hurt.
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TIE secrct2artso OF 1hcautylics mot in
cosmetics, but is only in pure blood,
and healthy performance OF tho vital
functions, to be obtained by using Bur.
dock Blood Bitters. DIV
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BALTIMORE, April 2o.-Tho board Of
directors OF tho Baltimore & Ohio Rail
road Company at their meeting to-day
declared a II cash dividend on the
common stock for three months ended
December 5, 1891.
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LOUISVILLE, KY, April 2~O.-sevSon at.
tcmpts were made to burn the city last
night. In four hours fifteen buildings
were destroyed Mt a loss OF $4,000. All
were incendiary. Edward Kelly and
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Annthrr Shnc,s.

SACRAMENTO. CAI., April ao.-A slight
cast earthquake shock occurred this
morning at e:04 o'clock. No damage
was done.
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AN ANARCHIST p
In England Tint Used Plain Eugli'h In
Discussing Pablo ,icii.

III Ehsllnu AIut tHcu iihiH LUsi'h III
SDlscus.lng Public aicn.
LoxDoS, April20.-Tho Common Veal.
an anarchist paper, seized by tho police
yesterday, is a four-pago paper mcasur-
ing fifteen inches BY ten. 1t describes
itself as 4 revolutionary journal OF
anarchism aud communism. 1t abounds
in violent articles. Commenting upon
the recent trial and conviction of tho
Wulsail anarchists, It calls tho Right
Hon. Henry Matthews, tho home secrc.
tary, Il icsnitical monster, who murders
moi because OF Il few head OF gamo, no.
fcrring TO the execution OF two poachers
who killed n game keeper. Justice
Hawkins, who presided ut the trial OF
the Walsall anarchists, is termed q
hycna proving upon tho bodies OF
hanged men, and whose love OF tho
gallows n few years ago won for him tho
title OF 'hansman Hawkins" "This
barbarous BRUTE" the Common Veal
adds "while p~rating OF his humanity
sends our co mradcs to ton years con.
slnemcnt in a'prison hell.
The 81. LmeS Gazette commenting
upon the above article when it first ap.
peared, advised tho government to
prosecute tho pornicious organ. rs the
Walsali conspiracy appeared to have
been the outcome oil just such litera.
turc. .:a4ll q
Threatened rroabLs With Anarchists.
PARIS, April 20.-Tho GduIois pub
fishes the text Of n violent manifesto OF
the revolutionary wing OF tho socialist
party, which will finally be discussed at
n meeting 10 be held tonight. If the
manifesto is adoptodl o0, 0C0- copies will
DO distributed throughout France on
tho eve OF May day. Tho police Mt St.
Etionnc and Lyons have made raids on
tho lodgings ola number OF anarchists
in those places and have seized q guam
tity OF maniiestoes setting, forth the
alleged WRONGS under which working
mon suffer. and:calling upon them to
rise in their might and break the
shacklcs which entlrall them. One
Spanish anarchist was arrested, and he
was subsequently, expelled from France.
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No. $50 acres. leased by the Rathbnns q IS4'
dcn OIL Co., and ono, gns well.
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PUBLIC SALES.

DUBLIC SALEtBY N. THOMAS q
i SONS. Mt Philadelphia Exchange, HaE y,
1882, ~ u O'Clock noon. by order Of StocEa0.uS''
OF Rathbone & Camden Oil Company.
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No. 40 acres, fronting on the Lille Kana 0na
River, one mile below the mouth oil bu'H'"'
Springs Run.
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King werc arrested at mid
night charged with arson. Several cot
ton balls saturated with oil were found
in tho lattGr's pocket.
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No. g. One-haii interest IN q 9IRcTr tfGct, I pgn
800 yards from mouth OF Burning sprusA '"-'
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TAKE your meals ut The Milwaukee
Cafc. ROBERT GRANT, Manager,
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FOR EMIT.

FOR RENT-NEW BRICK DWELL
K ING; all modern Improvements l2e Fam.
teenth street. from about February /. ls92. Mi
DC leased LOT a term OF years TO responsible party,
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FARM
FOR RENT.
The homo place OF the late philIr Reilly /,
hereby offered! for rent, the mansion h0uSe. a
large brick. md about twenty acres ollaud. sin.
ate on Glcnn's Run. three miles north Of tho
city; Is very desirableN Tor gardening purposes
and for q summer clearinghouse. Possession
April, 1897. TIIOS UBEiES
For the Trustees OF the Reilly Estate
TclcphoneiS9. % = is9
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Nc! 6-Certihcate OF 40 shares o! stock Of the Ina iHs
tie Kanawha River Navigation To- W:
SIS pcr share.
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All TO be sold ms II eproper.g, tose!4e, INA and
rights md privileges belonging 10 the kaiI n,Sr1.
& Camden OIL Co., that may bcnow Oh 'Ae P'-
Uses OF said company.
For further particulars npplT, at ComPA"
office, No. 200 South Fifth ST., phl!h ; 19Gsn ~
Residing on the premises, Burning sp'!pS'"
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1892-09-22

whiting for the sepulcher of national
dead bones. In his speech in favor
of the Sunday closing amendment
Senator Hawley said: This is a
profoundly Christian country
UGnce. Profoundly" means deeply.
The Christianity of this country is 80
profoundly deep that it has never
reached the surface, and it would re-
quire the most expert diver to fish up
even a minimum of Christianity from
the abysms of vacuity presented in
Sunday law arguments. It makes us
sad to see such pitiable blindness on
the part or those who do not know
they are blind. These over Jealous
Sunday law advocates say they want
to see breath of the old time Puri-
tanism all over the country. Oh how
blind that breath was, so strong with
the spirit. of the dark ages that it
dragged helpless women through the
streets tied behind OK carts. in winter
half naked, with cruel men flashing
them at every step, while ministers
stood IN store doors and laughed.
Why? Because you don't preach my
religion. We have an abundance of
proof for this just call and we will
show it. For RELIGIOUS FREEDOM.
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Sunday Closing.
W1cH1rA. Kan. Sept. Is, 1892.

WICHITA, Kan, Sept. Is, 1892.
EDITOR HERALD:-I cannot refrain
from giving your readers a few more
thoughts on Sunday closing of the
Worlds fair Congress has now
committed itself upon religious legis-
lation by passing a bill to appropri-
ate two and one half million dollars
for the Worlds fair, providing they
close the gates on Sunday. This
opens up the way for religious legis-
lation IN all forms. The very quill
with which the president signed the
bill was put In a silk lined case and
sent to Colonel Shepard. president of
the American Sabbath Union. Doubt
less he will hold up that quill before
hundreds, yes thousands, while he
praises the president for that dis
graceful act and try to turn the pub
lie sentiment in favor of strict Sun
day laws.
w. F. Crafts, speaking of the great
victory they had gained, says 1t is a
regular Waterloo. The Christian
Herald says ''There is much reason
to believe that the Worlds fair COM
mission will seek the repeal of the
Sunday closing amendment just
passed by congress. There Is not
much danger that such an effort will
be successful, as the majority IN both
houses was a substantial one. But
after the presidential election is over
and the fate of members settled as to
their seats in the succeeding con-
gress, there may be less care in vot-
| ing and a repeal might be carried.
I While these votes were secured
through fear of losing their heads,
and when that question IS settled
thew will vote with less care. Mr..
| Crafts is welcome to his Waterloo
victory" A Baptist paper remarklng
on the act of congress says that the
/ principle of religious freedom Is sci
back over 400 years.
The Detroit Evening Nelcs says
s'The exhibits at the Worlds fair vii
cover every conceivable thing thai
can be illustrated Joseph Cook re
marks that the most curious exhibit
will be the American Sabbath. We
want the fair closed so we can show
our European visitors among othel
| things the American Sabbath Ne1Cs
When all there is of the Sabbath Ii
inside the gates, how can our visitor
see it If the gates are closed? Fol
the saloons, beer gardens, Theatres
and other resorts will be In full bias
on the outside. while the America
Sabbath will reign lonely and su
preme on the inside.
1t is reported that keepers of house
of ill-fame in Chicago have estimate'
! that there will be needed rs, 600 extr
prostitutes to supply the demand a
the Worlds fair. And the decision
of our courts that this is Christia
nation will prove a very thin coat c
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.MeE H

jShOeSi Ne all need
them. It's q little cold to
60 60reffOOted any longer.
Well, there is a good
many shoe stores in
PhiJIipS61tz.g but guess
E. B. Se1OezL & Co. hare
the most. Every one
BnOzOS they have the best.
Even their competitors
0cBz1ozUJedge that cause
one or tzOo Of them bctUe
been trying to get their
line Of lIeu $ shoes array
from them. C0UId71 t
fetch it tho 1Gz1deT'hG1d-
ed tho wasn't 1T. Well,
some people are built that
zUuy. Come and see the
line. Leather boots 0JL
IN too as WELL as feZtS and
"0Uers." II special quail
itY = Candies = IN OUeT-
shoes. Buy them and
you will get the best.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ii. y. BROTHERS. ". D..

Physician and Surgeon.
ONCE at II. A. HRrmon's Drug Store, east side
of Public Square, Phillipsburg Kansas. All calls
both day and night promptly attended TO.
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In the BisselI Block
there is now the larg-
est stock Of General
M'd'se that was ever
opened in Phillips Co.
The buyer for E. B.
Sewell & Go. has just
returned from the Chi
cago and Saint Louis
markets and he has
certainly selected a
most handsome and
complete stock Of ex-
cellent goods. It will
PAY any one to com
pare this stock with
others before buying
anything at all. It is a
pleasure to quote you
prices and show goods
by this firm. They
now occupy the whole
building, upstairs &
down, and are prepar-
ed to do a big bust
ness this fall.
STEP IN AND SEE
THEM.