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COLUMBUS. REMAINS.
Not In Chicago, hut Arc Zeai0nsiy Guarde
IN the city Of san Domingo.

Not In Chicago, but Arc ZcaiOusly Guarded
n the city o. san Domingo.
NEW YoRK, May Consul-t General
+. r. Nasqnez, Of the Dominican re-
public, In letter 70 the American pco-
pie relative toAthe story from Chicago
that mn attempt had been made 10 steal
the nshcs 81 Columbus, deposited hi a
room of the sacred convent, La Rablda,
says. ~ feel called upon 10 declare
officially that the precious remains Of
Christopher Columbus, who discovered
America, are now In the city
Of SAN Domingo, honored and guarded
with zealous reverence and care Ms
i sacred trust and obligation BY
the governmcntwhich have the homer
to represent. My government has re-
jcctcd with Indignation several propo-
sitions % remove the remains, and VIII
always look upon any suggestion 81
TINT kind ns unworthy of serious cons
sideratipn. magnificent monument
In tho principal plaza Of ST. Domingo.
IN ffont &c the cathedral, IL 10 be erect
cd, whore II Is hoped that the sacred
relic win rest undisturbcd for many
centuries % come That the remains
Of Columbus arc la san Domingo, ns
above stated. b. indispnthblc. The evil
dcncc therefor II W ample and conclu-
siyc that no Intelligent person who ex-
amincs can thereafter entertain the
slightest doubt.
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co TO THE GREEN HOUSE.

yoH want TO bny choice pottcl
,pAals Roses from u 10 % cts. i
i !, fuehsias, Geraniums, Colcuses,
i lolropes, Gala Lilies, Begonias.
uas India Rubber Plants, ycrbenas
A tt'nsles in All colors and shades,
a many more varieties too numerous
mention, which ! will seil It \ very
~ = i'ilee. Also fine LOT Of tomato
r pI1' g four varieties; ono 81 which
Is Is Fsish from one to four pounds,
I, ''ler very early varieties. Also
IN. pepper and red beet plants, Jos.
III, 9'flA' florist, near Green Hill Gene
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shielded n church.

Sr JosErH, Mo, May q Elmer Ram
dahl a young farmer living north of
this city, made overtnres to Ida Brooks
to attend church together. Tho young
Indy refused and attended with another
fellow; Randall went @to the church
and sat near the door. lie evidently
brooded over his troubles, for while tho
minister was exponnding the Word he
placed pistol to his temple and blew
out his brains. The shooting crea ted q
panic in the church.
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DIVORCES IN MASSACHUSETTS.
stupid Act Of the Legislature Another
New law Necessary.

New Law Necessary.
BosToN, May q Absolute divorce In
MASSACHUSETTS, Is legally impossible III
present and no absolute decree can be
obtained or granted until an Immense
obstacle Is removed This can be If
fected only by recourse to either the
Legislature or the supreme court
The situation Ii due 10 an net which
went into effect Monday, and which
the Judges Of the superior court deelnre
unconstitutional II orders that the
decree nisi. after the expiration Of the
six months, can be made absolute ny d
decree Of the clerk Of the court
Here is the stumbling block in the
legal procedure The making Of the
decree nisi decree absolute Is d judi
.eial act How then can clcrlt. whose
Office is entirely ministerial, perform
that act? The court will not grant
the decree in the face Of such an act o.
the legislature, and the clerk will not
attempt to nsurp judicial powers
speedy legislation will be demanded
for the repeal of the obnoxious statute
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NOW TRY THIS.

i viii cost you nothing and viii
arcly do you good, if you have a
1's9ngh. Cold, or any trouble with
Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
'gaghs AMI Colds is guaranteed 70
slve relief, or money will Be paid back
Aallerers from La Grippe found it iust
we Thing and under its use had Il
sFeedy and perfect recovery, Try u
s.inple bottle at our expense and learn
Avn how good Il thing ii is. Trial bot
lies free At r. G. Williams, Jr., & Co.'S
A'''s store, Large size soc. and 81
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THE MARKETS.

CIScTENATI, May
FLOUR Winter patent, So io9l3 s.; fancy,
s29J 400 family, &s.2502 50. extra, 1900 Lbs:
low grade i61 81. 90 spring patent, 5000
1 - spring fancy, s3l0H3G5; spring family,
u 75de3 IS Rto -four, s3,0oM315,
HEAT--Onerings were light and the market
was quiet and nominal at o. 67c for good No.
2 red, as 10 quality, and G2 Gle for No 3 rcd
CoRN--1 he market rules steady on car and
yellow, others easy Sales: No. linked. track,
ale; No 2 mixed, track, Sc; No. yellow,
! track, i3Kc: yellow ear, track, &c; white car,
ktraclx, 45c.
OArs-Are steady, with some Improvement
in the demand Sales-No mixed track, Bic;
No. mixed track, SIC; No white track, 35c.
RyE-Coniinued scarce and Arm nj 90 bGlo
| asked for primo to choice samples
CATTLE shippers, ,47bT525 Oxen, t2.75
475 select butcher, "a rs a. o.; none OF the best
on sale fair 70 good, 20 75I4.d5 common. sss75
case Hcifers; Good to choice. t4O0q 4.5I.
common 70 fair, W 7o1asa Cows: Coed to
choice, sie0a 40: fair 10 medium. S3O0 375;
common s175 ESQ
VEAL CALvEs-Stronger under smaller re-
celpts and good demand. Common aud largo,
AGO 500 fair 70 good light. = 25 1850.
Hoes Select Nhcayy and prime butchers,
81 i0a 40; fair TO good packers. W i081.4D
rnos,le, . T.ss common and ROACH. sGba8
70h prime light, rs; others. 1906 100;
fat pigs gG.7S 7t0 common 10 fair. Is NlGf 80
SnE sNp LAsns Sheep Clipped, $35oB
A75s wool, "a s59J1a, fall lambs, clipped, Siaplo
$50; WOOL u 0oad5o: spring lambs. $50 Ls %.
PITfsBt RON. May2
CATTLE Market slow al ~ Zoe on from last
week i prices,
Hoes Market slowS PhiladnIphias i761
I IS: Workers. rs 4 90, fifteen cars hogs
shipped 70 New York
,SmEEP-- Market slow on sheep but iirm On
lambs; sheep lgs l5c on best grades andgs5c on
common and medium grades; lambs unchanged
| from last week.
BALTIMonE. MAJ .
WHEAT Firm; May, 7isc, Juno, nc; July.
7Glsc
ConN--FirIner. May, lsac J,fly, 5oe-
OARS Steady. white western. dic.
RYE-Inactive No : % sc.
PHILADELPHIA. May 2
WHEAT Market steady No Re Mass1ih
54Ac; juno, 7ii4 T5Ssc Jufy, 56i4 Iir Au.
| grst, 7Gss aTIc
Cons Options flrm AMI higher Local car
| lots dull: No miyef May, 4s f9r june, %
| 4 i0,sc: JiiIy, 70 a.53e4e; August, s3il 51lse
OATS Car. los quieE faturas dall and un-
changed
WHKAr-M Market nrm ana fairly active
No red store aud elevator 7lA ,5sr, aaeat
! s6ss Y 75ssc No Ihard no stock No. rod May
stsst IS l5-isc
tuRN-Firmer ard duh No, : ieaI 1000
Elevator, 50K 5Ie afloat May 70 t4a IL
| BARLEY Dull and Arm
| OATS Spots fairly active and iirner Optieas
irmer and very dull No white A. lie
No Chicago ssssc No sfe No = whitc
li9alsfc
X "a
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At o'clock ihe duke and duchess
were entertained by the wife 81 the
Spanish commissioners, Mime. iii ruy
Do LONE, al tho Hotel Metrnpolr, and
Tuesday the entire party occupied ten
boxes at the Auditorium 20 witness
Imre kirnlfy's historical spectacle,
America,
Two new daily papers have made
their appearance Ia Chicago The FIRST
is known as the Official Record. edited
by Maj Handy chief ~ tho bureau 81
publicity and promotion u Is madc
up nf i page esicl, 81 the Chicago morn.
ing dailics, viii, d page devoted 70 the
official programmes The second Is 4
special Chicago edition Of the New
York World II made It's appearance
Tuesday morning and consisted 81
eight pnges ~ neavs and nm eight page
supplement- Il q issued from tie Mall
building
The attendance lit the Worlds fair
Tuesday was small when compared
with the number visiting Monday,
when over 100000 persons passed
through the gates, The mud that
prevailed everywhere Monday Is
rapidly drying up and tho force
Of landscape artists are working
wonders with the topography of the
park. The work Of construction which
ceased Monday began again Tuesday
and will be pushed with grcatest rapid
ity to completion While the exposition
Is ragged and incomplete show, there
Il much 10 Id seen. The direetDr-gcn.
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senator sherman and Mr.. Platt.

WASHINGTON, May Q. Senator Sher-
man, referring to the alleged toss Of a
copper" letter and the comments Of ex-
Senator Thos. G. Platt thereon, as Mon
day morning published, remarked that
he. did not remember having written
such letter, and yet he did not care TO
deny that he had lie could not say
whether he had written or not The
language was not such MS he generally
used, however, and he was not aware
of any ill-fccling existing between
himself and Mr.. Platt.
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CONDENSED NEWS
eas .erra Fram An rarts Of the coaatr,
iiy Telegraph.

tsstiserr,s from An rarts Of the Country
iiy Telegraph.
Era tins wiman expects 10 pay dollar
for dollar.
ssin. frederick, Of New Albany, Ind,
ss,si ss.s.ttcd suicide Ills wife left him a
eouple Of days before.
Nashville pocl rooms attempted to
5 Z pools on the Cumberland parlsraccs
4 were. raidcd by the police.
tlsc Of Kildare, fsitnous Irish
setter has been sold by w. l.. Washing
TIN, Of Pittsburgh. 70 j. Wyriclx, Of
tlan,l Ore
II iohn Good Was cleaning the gas re-
Gueer at tic Newark %. glass works.
when I'M explosion occurred His faeo
vi: horribly burned
4 ie runior in Rome that Cardinal
Gibbons will be made pope ut Leo's
tlcath causes amusement. The next
p.,.c viii he an Italian.
Mrs. Henrietta Russell. Of New York.
late wifeof Edmond Russell, was grant
~ d divorce at sioux Falls, $. ID She
viii 90 on the lecture stage.
A. II. llornsby, who was arrested IN
Chicago Sunday and was being taken
back 70 ST. Taul, jumped from the train
near Prescott, Wis, and escaped, Mon
dry morning.
The Viking ship to be exhibited ut
the Chicago Worlds fair, us model Of
tl.e ships in which the Norsemen are
dppo al to have discovered America,
.stiis.d from Bergen, Monday, for New
York
@ A hoatcr five feet eight inches TALL
with dark. sandy mustache, and tho
n!snc IL George in India ink ON his
right arm. was caught at Lctart, w.
Vi. I H. sum of $432i was found. In
his pocket.
.joc McAuliffe, the Mission Boy,
Min Forwarded challenge stating that
.ie niiI fight .ioe Goddard at any club
tl,ft syiIl offer the largest purse and AL
low him 20 for his expenses. Goddard
~ willing
Ii. Il, camp, one Of the most proIni-
nfnt III | noxvillc, Tenn, has been
essss.l III, divorce, his wife alleging that
he has no. provided for her and has
treatcd her with cruelty, They have
bean married since 1868.
The Wa hingttln star says gossip der
claies that Secretary Herbert, of tho
navy dcf.l, tmcnt, and Mrs. Manning,
widow of the secretary Of the treas
nry un icr Mr. Clcveland's first admin
istratinn, win certainly marry this
SUMMER.
While attempting to eject natives
from land bought in by the government
~ Domingo At tax sales the officers
we're attacked. Four of the rioters were
killed, while Capt Bailey, Of tho Mo-
hawk and fonr policemen were serious
III injured
The bearer Of the dispatch from the
governor Of Massachusetts to the gov-
eraor Of Illinois in the relay bicycle
race from Boston to Chicago arrived at
Hudson, n. NJ, AT 1926 o'clock Monday
morning: two hours and thirty minutes
behind schedule time.
The dairy tests In connection with
the agricultural department Of the
Worlds fair were inauguratcd Tues
day. the entries including short horns,
Jerseys, Guernseys and other breeds.
The first test Of two weeks is for
cheese, followed by one of thirty days
for butter, and thellast Of ninety days
for all commercial products.
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may nay il Iierlin.

BERLIN, May 2As the dny pro-
crossed, there was some turbulent de-
vclopmcnts IN this city Tho police
compelled meeting Of anarchists TO
diRpersc. because the speakers were
urging the soldiers not to obey the em-
peror The socialist meetings held in
various halls were, so far as known,
not attended by any disorder
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washington Oppressivcly Quiet.

WAsHINaToN, Maya. The quiet about
the capital for week has been almost
as oppressive as that is described to be
which follows q sudden cessation OF
firing in battle. There is much curios-
ity to see whether the return Of the
president Tuesday win bring back the
crowds which filed the hotels before
he left the city.
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scrlnna Anti-.IeMinh nam.

VIENNA, May "a serious encounter
Ii reported TO have occurred af Troppan,
the capital 81 Austrian Silesia, between
a party Of Jcw-baitcrs and some Jewish
officers The anti-Semites, who were
forty In number, made a violent attack
on five Jewish officers. The latter dis
charged their rcyolvers at their assail-
ants, wonnding twelve Of them
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LONDON, May IA great labor
trouble began Monday at Dundee. The
mill owners at that place recently
notified the operators that q reduction
would be made in their wages. The
mill hands refused to accept the terms
IL the masters and Monday ten thou
and operativcs wont out on a strike.
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TI,c M, Flag "a Paria.

Il PARIS, May 2.--Some disorder occur
red during the day in the Place dc Ia
Republique, where groups Of agitators
tried 70 create demonstration. The
police dispersed the groups and arr
rested working man who was unfurl-
ing red flag. They also arrested a
leader of the extremists named Randin,
who was heading q small procession.
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woman Fntnllx stnhhed.

CoLuanus, O., May Q. Carrie Brown
and Nettie Williams, colored damscls,
quarrcled Monday night over The afrec-
tions Of a young man who has been pay
ing attention to both. Carrie drew a
butcher knife from beneath her clothes
and stabbed her rival four times over
the heart, iniiicting wounds that will
9l1rove fatal
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BRAzII., Ind. May 2.-Little Cora
Fugatc, the 13-year-old- faster, is slow
ly dying She has abstained from food
for6O days, and in that time only small
quantity Of wine has passed her lips,
She is now living skeleton, unable 10
move muscle. She says she wants to
die and Join her brother.
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MIDpLETowN, o., May During the
heavy rain Monday about noon show
er Of fish fell here, some Of them weigh
ing quarter Of pound. A number Of
persons caught several pounds Of the
visitors from the clouds. They were
mostly shad, sun and eat fish.
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- Ar,.or ,,.,.,,,,. In,.ro,,

NEW YonK, May q The Toledo, Ann
Arbor and North Michigan Co. de-
faultel on the interest on IT'S per
cent. bonds due Monday There are
So, 100, 900 81 these bonds outstanding.
President Samuel Il. Low says IL is not
true that the Delaware, LaeLawanna
and Western has secured control 81 the
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michi-
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snIcIsIe,s nodY Pound.

NPoIST PLEASANT, w. Va, May o.
While the crew Of the Samuel Miller
were attending her fleet at the landing
they discovered the body Of Miss
Emma Garland caught on the breast
line. She was towed ashore and Coro-
ner Barbce summoned, who pronounced
ii sniciac, caused by sickness,
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socialists wounded af GronIneen.

AMSTERDAM, May AN The socialists Of
led by the ngitator New
huis, marched through the streets Of
that city Monday afternoon. and re-l
fused to dispense at the command Of the
police The police then charged with
drawn swords and cleared the streets
Several socialists were wounded.
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VIENNA, May p. Baron Richard
PocclSe, president Of the extensively
circulated tourists journal called the
AFremdenblatt, has committed suicide
by jumping from a fourth story window
of n building. lie was killed BY the
fall. The baron was so years of age
and wcll-known in Vienna 1t appears
that ron Poecke was prompted to kill
himself by the fear that he was losing
his eYesight
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The Spanish War ships.

NEw YoRK, May 2. The uprising In
Cuba is responsible for the departure
Tuesday Of the Spanish war ships Nh
eva Espana and Infanta Ysabella. In
fanta Eula, the Spanish princess is due
at Havana May 10, and will be brought
to New York on the Infanta isabella.
The naval officers expect to leave for
Chicago on Thursday.
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The cul,nn IInrIslnr.

HAVANA. May -. considerable mil
itary force has left for HoIguin. and
more troops viii be sent before Thurs
day The rebels are believed 10 be
neither so numerous nor 50 bclligercnt
lis was at first reported. The govern
ment is confident that they will be dis
persed speedilv.
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Learue Games Played Monday.


KNoxyIILR, Tenn, May 2. Six Young
men were testing new boat in the
Nolachulxy river, near Grecneville, when
ii capsized. Three brothers Andrew,
Vic and Thomas Jones-wcre drowned
Their father lost his life in a similar
manner.
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KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May 2. Mrs w
ii. Peek, one Of the most prominent
ladies 81 McMinn county, was killed by
lightning Monday afternoon at A
o'clock. She was in the telegraph Of
Office al Grady talking to the operator,
when the bolt came which killed her.
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English Papers on the Worlds II

LoNpoS, May 2.The English news
papers devote an unwonted amount Of
space to the opening Of the Worlds fair
at Chicago, and their leading articles on
the subject express hearty good viii
toward the enterprise and hope for its
success. The daily news published n
special dispatch three columns In
length, describing the opening Of the
fnir
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn, May q Whisky
was ut the bottom Of fatal stabbing
at Dover, near here. Morgan Edwards
and Harvey Miller. each aged rs, bosom
friends, quarreled Miller plunged a
knife several times into Edwards
heart causing instant death. Miller is
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QuEnKc, May 2 The ice jam at Cape
Rouge moved about 10 o'clock Monday
night and started 10 come down the
river with the tide. The river opposite
here is now full Of floating ice Ihis
probably meanA the end Of the blockade
between Quebec and Montreal
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ST. LOFTS, May 2.The deliveries on
contract ON the Merchants exchange
Monday were the largest on record, be-
ing over 1000. 900 bushels Of wheat and
Geo. 900 bushels of corn Most Of the
Grain was fol. export
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SACRAMENTO, Cal, May 2 The first
box Of California cherries for Is93ywa
shipped Monday to the duke Of We
rarua. care of the managers Of the Cal
ifornia exhibit Of the Worlds fair.
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CLEyELANp, o., May 2syThe big
wreclxing tug Sea Gull was destroyed
III firc on Spectacle Reef, Sunday
night. She was towing the wrecked
steamer Ohio from Detonr to Chicago
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LiAL&ItY OR COMMISSION TO agents to
- handle the Patent Chemical Ink Erasing
fgacll The most useful and novel invention
u Tie age Erslscs ink thoroughly ID two see
ottlS Works like mage 100 to 500 per cent.
want ! general agent 10 take charge ~ terri.
ferry. and appoint sub agents. rare chance
o. make money Write for terms aud sampl i
afefasng Monroe Eraser Mfg. CO. f0if La
cnasse, Wis. 4+31m.
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PEMnISS, N. D., May 2 The flood Is
spreading all over the streets Of tho
town, and the river is sill rising, In
south Pelnbina people generally h9v6
left their homes A few faInilics still
remain Iiving up stairs in their homes.
They 20 about IA boats ssrtting IN and
ont 81 their houses through the
window
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4 EVILS BELL. Is now running three chairs al
| y his shayingparor, and is prepared 10 serve
By customers with dispatch, Ills bath rooms
arr the finest III the city, iiot AMI cold baths
al amy hour desired. 3s9giin.
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RoME, May The German emperor
ana empress began Monday evening
their honeward journey yin st. & eth
ard.
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GlLNER CRASH goa can get Il nice silver
- butter dish, or Il fine silver sugar howl or
ahanlsome fruit basket. or n large 5 bottle
silver castor. For nothing ut C.5 r.. Mornings
ggcat store corner Queea and Martin streets.
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S,PRlNG hts come, and al want their gar
~ ments 81 hook clean, bright and new. Onr
methpls ~ steam and French dry Cleaning
more than please j Cordner. First class Dyer
AMI Flnishera South Raleigh street.
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fNifKonly place on earth "a gel a5 cent fioor
oil cloth for 10cenfs Is III Eugene Z Her
mugs eheapcash store
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lIfaNTED Gentleman or lady 10 trayel
w no preference where qualifications are
gsi,tE salary, $3.50 and travelling expenses
Position permanent Railway fare pasi here y
Stamped eHyeloIed General Manager. Lock
Drawer u = Chicago, Ill. 41aist.
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EAEE KNOWN YOUR WANTS
This Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every Evening.
PFST AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
si,..tiops, Hip wanted, For Sale. For Rent los.
Found, straysd y Stolen, To Buy, Sell
or Exchange Make i known.

,,ai, II.ST: Good frame house seven rooms,
glrden stal ,.,a ana smoke mouse.
10aih ApFy % Elmer swopc. o-S1it.
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,1eH- ARDS 80 cents floor oil cluth only p
2 cents at Eugene T.. ilerring's.
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ttIIYER free 10 the people Haven't yon
~ heard of tN Why Tots 81 your neig.ibors
b4se l,c here ana secured handsome presents.
NJ hay, oitt waiting for you. Come in and see
What Il II " Z. Herring the great bargain
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LMl i;ENr Tile house IN which have been
| living on West Burke street. Possession
eNen April Rent SIS per month.
3lStf. S G. a. MILLER.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-13
HOIIo Dbl L,oUH5T

tend qu'elle SO promenait avec
MacCobe, lorsqu'll s'est trouy6 SOU
dainemelnt indlspos6 ct s'est cou
che sur lie sol. Ellie dit qu'elle Ia
alors convert avec ga veste ct qu'el-
le Ia quite supposant quill ne tar
dera1t pas . SO remettre de son In
disposition. La jeune file ACUTE
qu'elle ma plus entendu parler de
son fanc6 jusqu'au moment Oh on
lui a annonc6 ga mort.
Personne q Bellaire n'ajoute fol
4 cette singuliere historic. On
croft que miss Cuehand en- salt
beaucoup plus long sur l%'assassinst
de son fano6 qu'elle ne veut lie ,di-
re. L'op1nion generate est que
MacCobe a etc tue par un autre
amoureux de lilly Cushand or
presence de %celle-o1, ct que la jeu
ne file cherchs d SAWYER le meur'
trier.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-13

Employee toujours le "RIVIERE
CHOLERA MIXTURE" guerison sure
du cholera. Prix, rs cents.
Pour les persOnnes nerueuses on mala-
dives, il ny a pas de meilleur rem6de que
le TONGUE de B@uf, Fer ct Vim de T. F.
Riyiere, pharmacien 1lO1 Adams Street.
Prix Is cents la pinte.
LIE printemps arrive ct avec lui le cho-
lera ct les maladies d'intestins. Gu6rison
assure par "Rivieres Chemic Melange."