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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, tho refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
ative; etIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevcrs
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in Soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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rHs WORLDS rAIR VISITORS.
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Aitisa es the lGississippf Aivsr.
81. LouIs. May 1.-THE city contin-
ues to be crowded with visitors from
all sections Of the country, and ut
present the percentage Of visitors to
the Worlds Fair who take in st. Louis
on the way is large In the extreme.
All the railroad companies report
great increase In traffic from different
directions and nearly all the roads be-
tween st. Louis and Chicago are im-
proving their service and shortening
the time Of the journey. Arrange
ments for the Fall Exposition here arc
progressing satisfactorily. Sousa's
band which is to take care OF the mus
ical portion OF tho entertainment has
given preliminary concerts which have
been very well received.
The river has fallen here to quite its
normal stage and there is no danger
whatever OF flood. st. Louis prop
erty was never in any danger, but
much alarm was felt in the surround.
ing country on tho Illinois side. and
trade relations between this section
and st. Louis are very extensive. In
East st. Louis, just across the Eads
Bridge, the streets are all being raised
to about the height which is known as
danger point in the river, and these in
themselves will provide valuable safe
guards against subsequent floods.
Along the river to the north, also on
the Illinois shore, the levees are being
improved rapidly and the extensive
will be entirely free from danger in
the future. 1t is expected that a
wagon bridge alongside of tire Mcr-
chants Railway Bridge will be con
structed very shortly, and this will
greatly increase the connection be-
tween the business interests on both
sides Of the river.
Tho system Of time payments has
spread out prodigiously in st. Louis
lately. A new idea is being adver-
tiscd generally by circulars sent to
men whose names were taken from
the society directories. They are those
who are about to be married. II the
man responds by visit to the house
that sends out the circular he is told
that the firm will agree to pay all his
wedding expenses and let him return
the loan by monthly installments. Lie
assents. He is directed to choose the
house where he wants to live. lie
does so and reports.
"Now," says the the manager, "Go
to any furniture house in town, pre-
sent this card of introduction and
select your furniture. Will you take
wedding trip"
The young man says he would like
to do it. Make up your mind where
you would like to go, and we will get
the tickets" the agent says.
The young man docs all these things,
and reports again. The agent calcu-
lates. Rent of fiat, $50 n month;
furniture, 5000; tickets for two around
the lakes, $780," Then he adds five
per cent to the bill. "We'll take care
of all these things" he says, land you
arc to pay S25 month till the debt is
cleared Off"
The arrangement is very advnn-
tageous one to the young man, and he
accepts. The agent gets his five per
cent, and several commissions from
landlords md merchants. 1t is n sat
tsfactory arrangement all around.
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Bow n Dog shyWsf r. or..f 10, tho
Ioas t,f 8, (sond Iri<rd

II is a confident person who un-
dcrtakes limit TO the understand
ing OF animals. The wife Of gov
ernment official at Quebec had
spaniel named Spot and kitten
whose ilowcr-lilse face gave her the
name Of Pansy. The two were great
friends. Spot would take Pansy's
head in his mouth and gently roll
her to and fro. One sunday morning
the two were at play, The dog was
in high spirits and too rough, for
alas! when he let go of the kitten she
did not scamper away as II uul.
The dog capered about her. run.
ming backward and forward to entice
her to play, but the kitten did not
move. Then he turned her over with
his nose, toasei her with his paw;
still she did not move. Spot then
showed signs OF great uneasiness. He
would pausc. then begin again and
coax her to get up At l5ngth he
seemed to realize that PGnsy would
never get up any more. and then he
knew the meaning Of death. Tho
sense of loss and ITS prac-
N' 'oh't7 NV Pi PibNt'ht4 w
show. With every evidence of
distress he carried her to the side OF
the walk. Then he dug hole. put
the kitten in it. ana carefully covered
it with earth and went away. When
the family came home from church
they were surprised not to be met as
usual by the dog and cat A membeg
of the family called from the window.
where he had been watching the sac
incident, "Call Spot" Tho dog was
called and came creeping on all fours
to his masters feet. where he lay {
spectacle OF grief and quiet ASK
for fansy," prompted the witness
The question was asked and the dog
looked up in mute appeal. The
group moved down the walk to the
newly made grave, but the dog re
fused to follow, and crawled abjectly
away. A few moves with cane re,
vealed the kittens body. Spot was
again called. He came dragging
himself along and lag groveling q
his masters feet No one coulG
doubt the dogs anguish 1t was moi
so much their duty TO blame as tt
console him in his grief.
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MAOh FEUT TIE I1OHN Of
MRS. o'LEARY's COW.
THAT KICKED OYER TIE LAMP
hSD CAUSED THE
GREAT FIRE OF CHICAGO.
Hotel Stationary i-,en.in.

"iiow much money do you think IL
costs in a year to be obiiging?" said
one Of the clerks at the Southern yes
terday. Why, Of course, haven't
the remotsst idea what the actua!
outlay is in dollars ana cents, but
know it costs something for sta ion
cry alonc. The people who. in the
course of year, use the least amount
of paper ana envelopes arc the guests
OF the hotel, They only write bust
ness letters and they never write
unless they have to, Yet, here comes
a man. watch him, he never stopped
in the house ard never will lie Is
going to the desk to get paper and
envelopes, of course. We have got
to give them to him. We don't know,
lie may be a friend Of somebody in
the house and IL would cause trouble
to refuse him We'll, he, and people
like him. cost us hundreds OF dollars
a year for stationery that we could
just as wei! save. only we can't afford
to save it. Funny, isn't it, that we
are compelled to throw away money
simply because VIC know there is no
use trying to save it"-St Louis
Globe Democrat
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ANIMAL FRIENDSHIP.
Wounded Eieriient Is Nurscd by -
BufIi,lo Cow.


Wild elephants sometimes make
devoted friends of other animals. ~
party of hunters in Central Africa
once woundol large bull elephant,
which travelled scoec5 OF miles into
the jungle after rocsiving the heavy
bullet in his shoulder. The chase
was abandoned for the tlmo. A fort
night later the hunters came upon
the Same beast He was lying on
his injured side near stream in n
dense forest.
A buffalo COW was standing over
tho fallen monarch, gently licking
the blood from the wound. Fro
auently she would leave him and go
to the stream. and, by paving ut its
edge, toss u lot of water upon tho
rank grass within reach OF the cle-
plants trunk. 1t was probably in
this way that refreshing moisture
had been conveyed to the fcvered
and suffering giant. keeping him
alive.
The hunters were divided us to
whether the elephant should be put
out of his misery, says the Million.
1t was finally decided to give him n
chance for his life under the nursing
COW.
Several weeks later. when tho
party were making their way back
toward tho coast. they came across a
lame elephant attended by a buffalo
COW. The pair wers not molested.
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THE IMHeRiTANcE TAX.
1t Is imposed In Nearly livery Civ!ize
Coun ry.


Coun ry.
Nearly every civilized country in
tho world has an inheritance tax a.
part OF its fiscal system, and in many
countries Mr. Gould's estate would
have paid much more than $70),Oul,
says the Review OF Reviews. In
France or Italy the share OF the state
would have been about s1,0)D,0DJ; in
England nearly -, . %, 300; in Ontario
or Victoria more than &},5DO,0J1. In
most OF the American common
wealths, on the other hand, there
would have been no tax whatever,
though in u few states the compar-
atively small bequcsts to the brother
and sister would have been taxable.
and if Mr. Gould had lived in Chi
cago his estate would have paid some
S62,oOo toward the support OF the
Cook county probate court.
If he had died two years ago his
estate would have paid no tax in New
York, for it was only in 1891 that the
legislature imposed the one per cent
tax on direct inheritances of personal
pl operty in the case OF estates OK
SNIttlil., GlN, ~ III Nllus. leu tie
estates OF two Or three other rich
New Workers, who died after the in.
trcduction of the five per cent j.
lateral inheritance tax in 1855, have
contributed very respectable amounts
10 the state treasury. The estat, OF
Mrs. A. T. Stewart has paid more
than s3pO,O0p. and that OF Henrietta
A. Lenox more than S21). 900, while
the collateral bequests OF William H.
Vandcrbi t have yioldel SS1,O)o
The Gould estate will certainly pay
much more than my of these. though
the amount cannot accurately to
stated until the property has been
appraised. Tho heirs will probably
take advantage of the FIVE per cent
discount for the payment OF the tax
within six months. and something
like $40, 00) will be retained by the
comptroller of New York city as his
compensation for representing the
state in the appraisal and for collect,
ing the tax.
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A excoMciL,ArloN,

DO not know
II fwere wrong or you:
II grieve0 me 30
To think I gave you pain
That my gift must rue.
And take 1t back Again
do not know
If you or were right;
Your tears have caused inc woe,
And II you wcop ngain
! shall grow more contrite,
And covet oil your pain.
fdo not know
Nor care which one wns right;
For when your dear eyes flow
cannot speak for pain,
And tear mists blind my sight
Until you smile again
So let It go
We may have both been wrong,
Or partly 80:
But sin Is purzcd by pain,
And royal souls arc strong
TO wound and heal asoin.
Ella Dietz Clymer in Harper's Bazar
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With LOCAL. APPLICATIONS, as they can
NOT reach the seat Of the discnse. tatarrh is
u blood or constitutional disease, nnd in order
10 cure II you must take internal remedies,
Halls CatGrrh Cure is taken internally, and
acts directly On the hlocd and mucous sur
iuces Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a qui.ck
medicine. II was pre- cribed by one OF the best
physicians In lids country for ycars, and i .
regular prescription, 1t is composed Of the
lest tonics known, combined with the best
blood purifiers, HetiuG directly on the NIT
cous surfaces Tie perfect combination Of
the two ingredients Is whht produces such
wonderful rcsults in curing tatarrh. Send
Tor tcstimonlals, free.
r J. CHENEY S Co, Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, price DC.
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The Better way.

A wealthy merchant had n daughter who,
on account Of her excessive planness, had not
met with suiter. one day, however. an en-
tsrprising gentleman Of the name OF ltZlZ ap-
piled TO the merchant for the hand of his
daughter. The father saw at n glance TINT
Itzlg was poor and only wanted the girl for
the sake OF her money, He therefore said
al vii! give you my daughter to wife and
deposit 100000 marks In the bank, but with
the proyiso that you do not break into the
capital until altar the lapse of ten years.
ltzig. rather disappointed, made reply;
Had you not better give me the 10000
marks and deposit your daughter Sarah in
the bank .''--NoFd and Sad.
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A Hbo,Ie island Cb,rnetor,

Squire Phinney, an old-time char
actcr at Pawtucket, II. l.. was man
who believed in giving credit where
1t was due, He used to raise the
most luscious pears in his neighbor-
hood and send thom to tho local ex-
hiniiicn rlacardcd: "faised BY God
Almighty on the Premises of Squire
Phinnev"
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Chcck the i,Irst Annrnnch

OF rheuma titIa, and further attacks may be
escaped. il proper precautions against expos
pre ere taken. md there be no hereditary pre-
disposition. Unfortunately, people who ulti.
uatcly become chroric sufferers, toe often
neglect tho trlfinR twiIEes and premonitory
stiffness which herald tie advent OF this ago
Giging malady. an 1nP the diseases for which
Gosteiiers Stomach BiitcrI las boca found
eifiuaciOus this is one, auI tbs medicine teiuS
perfectly safe. II is certainly 10 be prcfcrre to
drugs u cd for its cure, which are frequently
useless. and nothing more or less than poison.
ouP Tie substitution q lhis pleasant aud
pure blood depuTent for medicines iniu-ical TO
life in slight overdose, is luGAsuro which
may hily be urged upon persons who desire to
OBTAIN relief safely, or who have failed 10 Oh
tain & from tie numerous pseudo remedies for
this diacase u the market.
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II, Wa. a Man of Exp,rIepc.

A Savannah drummer says = drum
NOR who had had q great many deal
ings with the Macon lawyers went
out recently to Roseh;ll cemetery and
amused himself reading the inscrip-
tions on the tombstones. He finally
came across one that resj: Here
lise . lawyer sud IN honest mau."
Tnru{ny 70 hts lrioud. be sni4, t.bill,
syAAs - tAea Mry tsese I'VE AZ q
tCy1 " ~ soMe esavsl~ y y ~
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August
Flower

I For two years l suffered terribly
with stomach trouble, and was for
all that time under treatment by a
physician. He finally, after trying
everything, said my stomach was
worn out, and that 1 would have to
cease eating solid food. On the rec
ommendation of a friend I procured
bottle of August Flower. Itsecm-
ed to do me good at once. gained
strength and flesh rapidly. 1 feel
now like new man, and consider
that August Flower has cured me-"
Jas. E. Dederick, Saugerties. N.Y.e
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4 nlsa ~rrc,h;c subject.

How did you got on at school to-
day. TonP' asked the fond parent at
the supper table.
"fapa, cur physiology says thas
conversation At mcals should be Of =
pleasant character" +" replied Tommy.
s.Lets talk shout The iops-bsl
match. ~--ZAs Mules,
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Wanted Lon. Drc.se&

Little Girl-l'll be awful glad won
I'm old 'nough to wea.. long dresses.
Mamma-What do you want long
dresses for?
Little Giri--So / can climb trecs
wifout showin' zee holes in my stock
ms Stood News
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Help for Everyone,

In the grand duchy Of Luxembourg
persons desiring work or help have
now only to send postal card to the
director Of the postal administration
In order to have their wants
advertised in every postoflce in tho
grand duchY.
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An Easy WAY.

How docs Editor Scrabbletou
manage to get such reputation for
originalityP" He waits till all tho
other people have expressed their
views. then disasrses With them. "
Warrington Star.
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scrv,o, In c.nad..

A young girl In Montreal. named
Mary Parker. for devssting the Scr
vice Of George y Smell was found
gailty end esptAncsA 20 nve minu tes'
ingsat..sansss l |. O. saa aae4 IN csats, q
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
TO P0PuLIST PRESS AND PEOPLE.

1 take pleasure in announcing that
j have made arrangements on behalf
o tho National Reform Press Associa-
t m, whereby plates and ready-prints
containing Populist matter officially
approved and recommended by the Ma
tional Reform Press Association aud
Chairman Taubcneck. in quantity do
sired, will be furnished by
THE WESTERN NEWSPAPER UNION
Write TO the Western Newspapef
Union for samples and prices. No
other house furnishes authorised mat.
ter. W. S. MORGAN, Sec. Natiou1t
Reform Press Association. n.
Addsoss
Western NsEs.a)a G,|il.,
4.
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ce.,, q a. se.r's WNi,.,,,..

Ths pure white luster 6f snow Il
dus 70 the tAcs that all the elsmsAtary
ceaaks Of light are blended so9ethcr
8tAe leat1nee that 4 ,AfeWa a
e. slsAN = ~ v1gegt
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

Don't worry, keep your head cool, your
feet warm, luol. out for east winds, the rheuin-
a.i-m aud dyspepsia, and do yoar level best TO
die Of Old age.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

Would an explosion in sausage factory bc
likely to produce meateorle shower.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

A mean man never knows when he Is mean:
lie only lhiuks himself cautious, just as a
near-sghtcd person thinks he 10 looking far
away.
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HORN OF MRS. o'LEARY.s COW.
frrned Into IIaudsomp Jewel Case
and Dwuri by a keatucai.u.


aud ownni by I<entucai.u.
a strange relic has reached the
american Exchange hotel at San
Franci co and has attracted Il great
deal Of attention. j. is the horn OF
Mrs. OI.enry's COW, the celebrated
bovine of Chicago that. in 1873, kicked
over the now historic oil lamp.
IL c. Atkinson, who owns the relic.
-ave s. for it right after the fire
Jhe hide sold for SI2l. Mrs.
O'Leary's COW didn't have very big
horn according to this What be-
came Of the other horn nobody knows
This one was beautifully fashioned
b. Mr.. AtEinson's brother into the
form Of !ish. \ niche had been cut
into the edges Of the open end, and
cyes OF glass inserted or the sides,
while ivory fins decorate it in the
proper places. 1t is lined on the
inside with red plush, and thus with
its mouth on a bias and its curved
tail it looks for all the world like Q
trout or q salmon rs il jumps cut Of
the water. a hook is in its gill, and
q ribbon on the hook. SO that all
complete, wbl!e nSh, II is IL hand
some jewel case. This is the use to
which the horn Of Mrs, O'Learg's COW
has come at last With the strange
relic is the following:
MADE FROM THE HORN OF
MRs. o'LEARY's COW.
THAT KICKED OVER THE LAMP
and CAUSED THE
GREAT FIRE OF CHICAGO.
II wouldn't take 50 70 FOR it." said
Mr.. Atkinson TO an Examiner re-
porter. al have had many ohers for
it, but won't sell it at all. | am
going to keep It and hand it down rs
an heirloom in my family" Mr.
Atkinson is superintendent OF the
Donaldson manufacturing companr,
Louisville, ky., and is with his
family to remain scino time in Cali.
furuia
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

The knowledge drawn from experience Is of
quite another kind from that which flows
from speculation OF discourse.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

Driving street car is not u very high cali
ing, but ii can be scarcely classed as among
Tho lmMer Mnlk. nf He
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1t is very funny that when fish arc weighed
the weight of the scales has 10 lie counted IN.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

What people often dcnom!natc a sea Of
trouble is frequently a notion OF dyspcptic
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

"Hpnsan's Magic Corn sHiv~."
Warranted to cure, or money rcfnnded hsE
your oruA2ist Ior IT, Price 10 csnts-
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

Whether or not coming events cast their
hadows before depends upon the sun.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

EiTs-An it, ttpppsa ffee oy DIl. ELi-l's GEyAr
sEnyE nkSTOiGEs. No NJ alter First days use Ass
Rat q % trial bottle ttee 10 ~.
cases Send Kline, sSG .Trn ST. i'1GolDhin "a
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

The way to keep children happy and healthy
10 the winter, Is to keep them on ice.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
Tim Summer Tnurs

of the Michigan Central, "The Niagara Falls
Route" are unrlvalled in their variety, pic
turesqueness and comfort, embracing the best
routes 10 Pctosaey, !dachinac Island and
Michigan Resorts, Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands and the st. Lawrence RIVER, the
Adiroudacks, Green and White Mountains,
Canadian Lakes and the New England Sea
Coast.
A copy will he sent upon application 10
o. W. RUGGLES,
Gen'l Pass. & Tkt Agt CHICAGO.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

The slot machines AT, admirably adapted
for taklnE tho cont. Of The community.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27
-Hr sr. LANES. DrNys

\ Bourbon pretcnder-onc who pretends he
doesn't like IL when lie does
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Cntnrrh Nnnnot lie Cured

When a tramp sneaks Into yard and is
met by dog, both o, them arc afterJhe same
thInr--a hite
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Curo coa-tip patton and Dyspepsia.
Dr. Suoops Restorative Nerve PILE sent fres
with h1e0lcal Book 70 prove merit, FOR &C stsInp
GElEsists. Csc. DE smoor. Boy w. .kGc!ne Wts.
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IT the iL"bN :" .ut'it:s seeth.
BE and use tAa: oil tng well tried remedy. Hna
.yisaLaU's soorut.- --v's~ fs- 0nntTeu Tee:hins.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

The more T. man becomes wrapped up In
Himself the ohi!iier he gets.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27


rl;DER MaHER t. CLARG'S Maaagsus1. thp
above hoGel Is bssnnilg ta3 most pcpllir hotel Ia
pEaver, a1t IiN h.s1 I1ar.srs f,F su!j ps1ol,.
ih.ss t-.5J IN k5.5J pes day.
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a. pA NfUS torsL Sen, G Q. b. with privi
nj L " N l . lrgs of examination. kl isht l.
S.,ncr, O. n,hler.. ith 4 Arapnhna.
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iaas's's@ Lac sss. Nth S!s Thampsan's Eye Water

4 HON Tor ca ii an pIicnnt worth ssss. any
a iipM i.whqrc IN beautiful, rich sunny eI-
ms ED ANDERSON. Co. Trens. Austin, Texas.
EEMc EvERYOEu SHOULD ALWAYS USE
,IsISESos,. E TIE BEST No. g y 81 z: .Is
tt Joii% 81, NEW YORK Is EnEEGCE.
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TpUNES Nniise', e.c. Llreeat s;o's in The
| IL u N Ms. state ~ hoies1lo nni retail. 4.
Il Ny-K.lCta & cwfence Sis. S md for cat alneue.
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cCuOOT. FUaNIru re and Supplies. write
(NlyIloDIL for Catalogue. A2eats wanted.
Lam a. M-CannelL q Gond u nch.
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TROY LAUNDRY. Fsif Psny'FirEaPFs On Ss9!ils :
n-.lrrA- iI.-Ii liz money fnr nucu,n. MriIe MS.
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DIrTT-p fIAMEs. ~ per cent discount
J. ~ | IL ~ from retail pri when his al.
Sccotnpanies order. Il. NJ. BANl Is, 1870 Ar splhoe
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CORRUGATED ISR hSss ns2iqi; Ms1hiadt, 70 ''.ni Ind
nnnri.es lie itlrIa 4 Bllth II II fg. CO.
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: DL'p CENT. ISrEGssr pad oa dsppMt,
u l Il IL by tho Colorado SAVING, bnnS. lIli
larimer St, Denss-. Li or write for IN prlnalipi
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CAL DON SUPPLE, BAR GLASSWARE,
NA itjIN Cooper Goods, bottles, Labels.
Corks Extracts cte. j. Q. HscHs,asf. faJ Mar .ct.
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Denver Business Houses
j. WARD oPrIcI4N, ola seventeenth St. Denver

4. WAIiD OFIIVIAN y, " SeNeitcfnIh 81, 1ltHYot
DENVER TENT ASp AWNING Co-I6iI Ilnte s.
INA Il ASKS STANDARD Scales, Eclipse STANDARD
L and Fairbiuk,' staal wind mills al tDwoTs Cu-
hlns Tree. FeirbI nss Morse & Co.cor. 7th wazce.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

nJTrI,I ED DDlC Wholesale
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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-05-27

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