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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1893-12-08
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Interesting Items From Various Points
in the County, Reported by Our
Staff of Correspondents
EAST BENTON.

John Brink of lower Sugarloaf. died
last Thursday morning aged about 81
years and was inferred in the Ham
iline cemetery. Rev. VIM. Mather
preached the funeral sermon at the
Ravencreek church.
o. Z. Little, watch maker and
jeweler, of Benton is on the sick list.
He complained hard for about week.
He was in his shop little while last
Saturday afternoon. He is an earn
est, energetic, and congenial towns
man.
7. c. Tubbs of Elk Grove landed
at this place last Saturday evening.
The cold snap at present would in
dicate that winter in reality is on
hand. If such should be the case
and a solid freeze up continue, wa
ter famine will be one of the inevitable
consequences.
Typhoid fever has prevailed in
some localities to an alarming eX-
tent and was attended with almost
universal fatality.
DIR. Carey the druggist of Benton,
is meeting with favorable and gener-
al recognition as skillful druggist
and physician.
1t appears that the bicycle is forced
to retire to winter quarters. That
vehicle is poor roaster in the muddy
and frozen seasons and no roadster at
all in time of snow.
Buckwheat cakes are all the more
delicious for the reason that the buck
wheat crop was short. A great many
people will be obliged to use them
like preserves or deserts.
The man who inquiries, "are there
any pretty girls over your way?" is
either a lunatic or dude. Who
ever knew of locality that was pro
ductive of girls at all, was not also
productive of pretty girls.
There is lull in the general activ-
ity of the worlds progress.
The Sunday schools are again ap.
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jackson Township Sunday School Institute,

That much interest is taken in the
Sunday school cause in our rural dis
tricts was fully manifested at Waller
on Saturday afternoon and evening of
last week when pursuant to announce
ment able speakers met TO discuss
methods of Sunday school work and a
large attentive audience assembled to
learn more about the ways of doing
the most good.
In the afternoon after the usual
prelimipaties, Myron Low, President
of the county association gave some
excellent advice on How to build up
the Sunday school, which was follow
ed by recitations by Misses Carrie
Carpenter, Lulu Hirleman, and Mr..
Oscar Christian. Mr. H. M. Bow er,
of Berwick then in his usual
lively way explained Teaching the
lesson to Beginners Past and pres
ent of the Sunday school was the sub
ject of an interesting essay by Miss
Alverda Everhart, after which was a
recitation by Miss Alverda Butt.
At the evening session, after spend
ing some time in song service, Mr.
Bower spoke on Work outside the
school room. This was highly in
structive and should receive more at
tention. More recitations followed
by Misses Mary Butt, Annie Form
wald and Lizzie McHenry. Mr.. Low
of Lime Ridge lectured on Mistakes
in teaching, and in the course Of his
remarks asked questions of the audi
ence which made it more helpful and
entertaining. Miss Ella McHenry
read very interesting essay on Who
should attend the Sunday school ?
Miss Lizzie Hirleman and Mr.. Dane
Carpenter spoke appropriate selections
and then the question box was looked
after and the questions answered.
The township president, J. Preston
Yorks, next made some announce
ments in regard to visiting the SUM-
day schools throughout the township
the following day, which by the way,
were dead letter on account of the
severe snow storm. The institute sang
God be with you till we Meet Again,
and adjourned.
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THE COLUMBIAN.
BLOOMSBURG. PA.
FOR SALE.

Desirable vacant lots and number of good
houses and lots In Bloomsbury, Pa The nest
business stand In Bloomsbury, A very desra-
BILE property containing 10 acres and first class
buildings with good Will in business worth
S12O0 to 1900 per year at Willow Grove.
Dwellings In Espy, Orangeville ana Beacn
Haven Alarge number OF farms In Columbia
County, one in Luzerne County, one In Virginia.
Two Country store Stands In Columbia County
planing MILL dry dock and lumber yard and
sheds In Beach Haven, Pa. Also 10 acres of
good farm land at same place, by NJ. p. LUTZ
son, Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
BIOOMSBI1liG, PA, IT,
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FORKS.

Thanksgiving day opened up aus
piciously, the sun bloomed in his best
effulgence, putting in fine work all day.
The air was bright, crisp and every
body with their wives, children, rela.
tions and friends went to Benton to
witness the procession of the P. o. S.
of A. They went by cars, private
conveyances and on foot. The town
was full of people all day. 1t was a
gala day for Benton and her hotels.
The procession came off with a great
deal of credit, and the beautiful flag
the P. O. S. of A. hung over the town
sent a thrill through every patriot
heart. 1t is proposed to establish a
camp there, and we feel confident
there is enough intelligent love of
country there to establish one.
Jamestown is new camp and now
it is strong prosperous one. Ber-
wick can boast of very strong camp,
somewhat older however, and owns
the Opera House there. And so are
these camps all over the country and
with other organizations they would be
formidable when our institutions of
civil and religious liberty are in peril.
This P. o. S. of A. organization in
wolves the principles Of our Republic
along with the G.. A. r. "No better
order exists, none more wide awake,
and none more formidable. Our
young men everywhere are enlisting
under its banner-men like those who
enlisted in the armies for the Union
and bore our banner through the
smoke of tour battle burdened years
till it waved in beauty over fallen
Richmond and at Appomattox Court
House. The veterans are thinning
out. Nearly 80. years have elapsed
since the close of the war but the
Sons of Veterans, p O. S. of A. and
some other patriotic organizations are
a strong bulwark in the defense and
perpetuity OF our Republic. We hope
to hear of strong P. O. S. of A. camp
at Benton, and we trust these camps
will keep on increasing throughout
our land. There are certain valid
reasons why these organizations should
exist. They are as palpable as the
Alps covered with perpetual winter.
No church shall rule the state; no
Olga. chles, no plLtocracy. Any or all
OF these are the sworn enemies of the
Republic. No Republic can exist
where the people are enslaved. "Eter-
nal Vigilance is the price of liberty,
and by the virtue and intelligence OF
the people we are sustained. This
latter is an aphorism of the Declara.
ton OF Independence and it is just as
true to day as when Thos. Jefferson
incorporated it in that immortal in
strument.
While Benton has picked up largely
during the last decade, she is slow tc
become borough Her streets need
grading, her board walks full of holes
and the road leading from Stllxate
into Benton is in lamentable con
dition.
The wire bridge leading to the Pos
Office here is still among the dreams
Of the future. Echo answers "when'
will tnis bridge be builtl
We had deep, camp snow on las
Saturday night that manufactured ;
large supply of mud.
Miss Matte Krcamer, Of Wayerly
N. Y, is visiting her two aunts here
Mrs. VIM. Unangst and Mrs. T. L
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P0STPONEMENT.

The dedication of the Heller's Re-
formed Church was postponed until
Sunday, Dec. 10th. There will be
three services, morning, afternoon, and
evening, in which Revs. o. H. Strunk.
Calvin B Heller, c. H. Brandt and
others will take part.
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agree that the use of liver pill
after dinner, or to accomplish special
results, is an important step in civili-
zation. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Pei
let's are better than other liver pills
IN almost every respect. They're
the smallest, easiest to take, most
natural in the way they act; cheap
est, because guaranteed 20 give sat
sfaction, or money returned. We
all have sceak spots. Generally it's
the liver. An active liver.prevents
impurities and poisons from entering
the blood. "Pleasant Pellets" have
q tonic effect upon the liver and the
general system. They care Indiges-
ton, Dyspepsia, Dizzy Spells, Sick
Headache, and all arrangements of
the liver, stomach and bowels.
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Married..

At the home of the brides parents in
Jerseytown, Nov. 20, 1898, by Rev. G.
J. Meredith, Mr.. Roy Kisner of Pitts
ton, and Miss May Smith of Jersey
town.
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1t not only relieves it does more
it cures. We refer to One Minute
Cough Cure. Suitable for all ages. all
conditions, at all times.-W. S. Rish-
ton, Druggist.
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Boarding

And furnished rooms to rent on Main
street. Steam, gas, hot and cold wa
ter and bath. Apply to Mrs. M. NJ.
Phillips, at Phillips Cafe. If
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Positive economy, peculiar merit
and wonderful medicinal power are all
combined in Hoods Sarsaparilla. Try
it. Hoods cures.
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"When +! was a Boy,"

Writes Postmaster J. G. WooDsoN,
Forest Hill, w. Va, IL had bron-
chial trouble of such persistent
and stubborn character, that the
doctor pronounced it incurable with
ordinary medicines, and advised
me to try Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
| did so, and one bottle cured me.
For the last fifteen years, | have
used thisopreparation with good
effect whenever | take
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AS we pass the first mile stone in
our journey Of life with the people of
Bloomsburg, we feel that it is time to
stop long enough to thank all of our
kind friends for their patronage in the
past. and say we feel that the very
satisfactory closing of this year is an
indication that the confidence we
have courted has been aoo0, and that
with renewed vigor we again turn our
faces to the front, to push for one
third more business next year.
We will aim to give the people of
this community the finest line of goods
at the lowest possible prices, and trust
| that when you are in need of anything
in our line you will call and see our
goods ard get prices.
Asking again share of your future
patronage, we are yours respectfully,
HESS BROS,
JEWELLERS AND sTATIoNERs.
Sign Of big watch, Main ST.
! BLooMsRURC, Pa.
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Bagsters teachers Bibles 1t Hess
Bros.
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Cambridge teachers Bibles at Hess
Bros.
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Xmas at ]. G. Wells cssz ses

Silver Thmble given aAay with $500 purchase at j.
Wells Jewery Store next door p o. from now until Xmas
Triple plated Silver Tea Sets at $1,000 consisting of Coffee
Pot, Sugar Bowl Cream Pitcher and Spoon Holder gold
lined at j. G. Wells for the cash.
Fahys Gold filled for Egn Watam
IS dollars.
Fahys Gold filled guar for 20 yrs Egn Waam
Is to dollars.
Egn, Walham movements IS dol
Ladies' Solid IA Eg Waltham d
Gents Solid Eg, Wtham IS dol
Solid Gold karat Egn Watham movements DOL
give written guarantee with each Watch -sa
Don't forget 20 per off from until Xmas Solid
Silver 925 fne Gorham q Whiting makes also in
the Silver Plated Ware
Sterling Silver Match Boxes $3.50
Spoons to dollars set.
Oyster Forks 10 dollars up.
Bon Bon Scoops.
f" Shoe Horns Brushes Combs
Ladies' Dress Buckles, Shoe Buttoners, etc
Quadruple Plated Parpont Manufacturing Company make
Cake Baskets dollars cash.
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BOOK OFFER.

BOOK OFFER, sess %as FssgIss Segssl qoT%sn Ha~sss
contains over 900 pages, 800 wood-cuts, and
h bound in cloth. Usual price, s1.50 Treats
a Anatomy, Physiology, Hygiene, Medicine.
Contains 200 prescriptions. More copies have
been sold lover $50, ,000) than any other hook
except the Bible. If you cut this out now
and enclose 1t 10 us, with zoe. in stamps, the
bock win be mailed you. Address.
WORLDS DIsPENsARy, Buffalo, N. Y.
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a Fad Gold,

and ! know OF numbers of people
who keepit in the house all the time.
not considering it safe to be with
out it,"
~ have been using Ayers Cherry
Pectoral in my family for 80 years, with
the most satisfactory results, and can
chcerfully recommend it as being espe-
cially adapted to all pulmonary com
plants. l have, for many years, made
pulmonary and other medicines i special
study, and have come TO the conclusion
that Ayers Cherry Pectoral occupies
position pre-emncnt over other medi-
cincs OF the class. ."--Chas. Davenport,
Dover, n. j.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
Prepared by Dr.J. c. Aver Co., Lowell Mass
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DUPTuRE POSITIVELY CURED FOR IN
n formation address d. Il. WHITENiGHT,
Tamaqua, Schuylkill Co., Pa. 5-5-ly.
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DR.. Kimer s. Co., Binghamton, NY.
Gentlemen:-"It affords me pleasure to give
you recommendation for DIR. Kilmer's
SWAMP.ROOT, of which have taken q
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ANEopoTAL,

Administer of a little town Ia the
north AZ seotland'hayine been affronted
by the provost, who was q butchet, re-,
solved to have revenge, Accordingly
when Sunday came in the prayer before.
the sermon he made .useot the follow
Ing expression; "Apd since, Q Lord,
Thou has commanded us to pray Tor.
our enemies, herein We beseech Thee
for the provost OF this town. give him
the strength Of Samson andth courage
Of David, that he may knock down in
Ike an OK and cut thethroas q Aniqulty
IKE Q suckllng eau, avg lss " 70
exalted ABOVE MS
"Mr, Dusenberry, said the. sick man
TO his, peighbor whom he had called 70
tile side Of what he supposed Tass hls
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sIX sAPIENTsMILEs.

Lawyer-.It is reported that you
hayo frequently expressed youraelt as
opposed to capital punishmentW Dea-
con Highsoul drawn for jury dutylr
81 won't have no scruplesin that mans
case. He cheated me on q hoss.trade
once. New York Weekly.
Indignant father-ewhy, my dear,
you had a party last month. Flow Of
ten do you wish to entertain your
frlends?" Daughter-.This one is not
to entertain my friends, papa, but to.
saub my enemies. [Brooklyn Life.
Mr.. Newrich-'sYou may believe me,
my lord, but I started life without1a
pennyin my pocket, and look at me
nowln Lord Sangazura You tpAg
not believe me, but 1 started IN Lilo
without even a pocketp-Jadg.
'tDid you enjoy yourself infthe eoun-
try, Johnny2o you bet And the
funniest thing ] seen WINS the hired
man unmilking the cows."- fadiaaapo-
Us Journal
Ninety.fye-"say Blanks, have you
road Romeo and Juliet?'n Ninety.
six-H1'ye read Romeo and ! intend.
taking up Juliet soon" Princeton
Tiger.
rggsGa1sn thatulster too big for
you3 Griggs-'1t wasn't when | got
1T I have grown thin carrying IL
around. LCloNier and Farnuher.
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which VIII admit Of q complication Of
state and federal authority, o. give rise.
TO dispute hetReen federal and state
officials, The experience last fail IN.
New York furnished q lesson which.
should be proated by.
The spread q the cholera epidemic
in Hamburg and the necessity for
prompt action to prevent the plague
from obtaining a toothold in America
aYein Themselves enough 70 awaken our
national legislators to the fact that tits
mol time for qpibbliae about states
rights. A national quarantine, com,
plete and incorporating, is the de,
mapdof the people, The entire coppl
try is interested in the matter and the
public safety Is q greater Importance
than the selfish desires Of the Tsmms'
ny politiCIansptNew York city,
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BREAKFAST RupaET.

a 49,
An intelaSting piece 81 iplprmAtiop
brought out during the Brussels con-
ference ID the fact that there DIRE at
present no less than lpaQQQiglQ OF
counterfeit silver money mlelfepiailon'
in France Belgium, sWitEeFlapd lfaly,
Spain, and Portugal.
81. uhad,s Church clock, AZ shrews,
bury, which was madela 3 century, has.
"a longer pendulum than any other
clock in Great Britain. lts pendulum
22 feet long, and ball 4 feet laChesI
IN circumference and 200 poppdalip
weight
II islclaimed for the new magnesium
flash light for lighthouses, INTRODUCED
expermentaly in Germany, that lts
ability 10 penetrate almost opaque az!
,mospheye exceeds that Of any other
kpoWpllghk
The Imperial Cholera Commission in.
Germany announces its discovery that
Wlne-claret or hock-wnl kill the bai
cllt OF cholera in q few mlRptaa, Tee
win kill them in apihouE
a blast fred in a quarry at Granite,
vile, Mo-, recently dislpdged 100000.
cubic feet Of stone, all In one old mass,
A West Philadelphia man has named
his horse Nail because his wife can't
drive IT.
The costliest dressesin the world are
worn by the women of spmstra,
The UniEed States cbewed elghty,iye
tons OF tobacco last year,
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H MI.G.L-@
The chRppssin FaYaFt Of Democrats Gems.
trolling II,
WARRINGTON, D, On Jan, l.-While
the Republicans are willing 70 admit
that the senate is in doubt and that
probably the chances are favorable TO.
the Democrats, they are unwilling TO.
concsde the body to the Democrats,
Said United States senator to-day to.
the Commercial Gazette correspondent
NThere are eighty,eight senators, The,
Democrats have now thirty-ninet They
have gained two absolutely IN New
York and Wisconsin, That gives them
,forty-one, Now, assuming that Senator.
Kyle. the Third Party man from South
Dakota, who sta on the Democratic
side OF thesenateJw will act with them,
they will have torty.two. In order %.
,eontfol the organiZNl N they nave 70.
lsecure.twoitn Nrn senators, making forty,
four, md the casting vote OF the Nlce
R.esileps gives them the organization,
We now e6Ye iorty'seyen Republicans
finth'l !, the last session OF the FIFTY
third Congress, Now, with the two we
have Lost, it makes ~forty'hye. But
there are Ave states in doubt, and until
the senators ara elected the question is.
as perplexing as ever, and so nothing is
certain until theelection.
YThe states in doubt are Kansas, Ne
braska, Wyoming, California and Mon-
tapa, The Democrats are, through
their newspapers, asserting that they
will control the senate, and are accus-
ing us.of tryingto steal ii, This Is for
the purpose OF creating an idea that
they will controlit and make it appear,
IL we should control, that we got the
control by dishonest means. 1t is SIM
,p"lyasharp game Of theirs. 1t looks to.
me asif the Third party men might
have the control. 81 refer to Senator'S
PETER and Kyle. The Democrats will
not like that situation any more than
We did when Riddleberger of Virginia,
held the balanceof power some years
ago. They are fearfm Of such q situa-
ton, appreciating that, in order to do
anything, they viii have to make con.
cesslons to the Third party people that
they do not wantgto, and which may
hurt them befoteIthe people. It Is a
situation OF great interest"
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MRS. 1RAsE WON'T DE RoUGHE,
RRIGGs BROKEN DOWN,


nat HeIYill Resume His Lectures WedpeS'
Y. sa2 day 81 Ualoa Summary.
New YosE, Jan, t.-Dr Charles A,
Briggs is still receiving the c%ongratula'
tions Of his friends over the vote re-
turned in his favor by the couft sitting
at the Scotch church this afternoon.
But Or. Briggs himself is not at all
elated. Hetis Almost broken down by
the strain Of thu loag trial.
ipm'palhff ltedfof all he said YEARLY;
iNBttSthecase 10 b. no means near an
end. / have no doubt that II will be
appealed. They have no legal right TO
appeal direct tothe general asscmblylot
the Presbyterian church at Washing
ton" he continue land in case they
do shall certainir protest their action.
AIushdll taksS NJ ction until the other
side does. tits for Them to nj We first
now and then | car follow"
DR.. Briggs stated tl.at he Won re-
sumo his lectures at this Union theo. '.'t-
cal seminary next Wednesday.
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Want. a New Husband.

c6af DtEbdleht0tte fatllgMof
HuNFiSar5S, w. VA, Jan. !.-Hattie
Ddddihe,of Charleston, bobs up in court
.hese4pd asla divorce trop nor hus-
band George s. budding, who was con.
yicted Of forgery and sent TO the peni.
Tertiary from this county about a year
ago! II appears in Hattte's case that
absence conquers love, and that she
fondIyreciprocates the atlectionate de-
votion3ot5a prominent young man in
Charleston, hence her desire to be of
with the oldlove and on with the new.
Her husband used to DO q prominent
travelling salesman.
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Pireint s~teubonyllle.

Special Dtpateh. p ts IneQtgaicsr.
gEEgngSyltIr, o., Jan. 1.-This morn
.inrjat, one O'clock fire broke out in the
frame building on Third street, occupied
by A. Il. Jewett. Owing to the tar felt
roofing the fire spread to the building
occupied by Wallace BOUCHER as a
grocery, destroying both buildings with.
stock and contents aud the household
goods Of George Golden in the second
story of5thes store building. The fire
originated ominhammable materlalin
the roofing story. Loss, four thousand.
dollars; partly insured.
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TRY THEM.

Try bleaching willow furniture, after
washing in warm suds, bYsettine In 9
box without drying, putting a small
dish o. burning sulphur inside and GOV.
.ering the box for half anshour.
Try washing willow furniture with
warm water aud CASTLE soap, wiping.
very dry with a soft cloth, then drying
In the sun or near a fire.
Try removing stains from mahogany,
rosewood or walnut by touching the
spots with a feather wet in diluted
nltre.
Try washing furniture quickly with
warm suds, a little spot at q time, wip-
ing dry and rubbing with q little oil.
Try cleaning cane.seated chairs by
turning them upside down andE7spong5
ing in very hot water,
Try busting papered walls withIacloth
over n broom, sweeping the wall with
regular strokes.
Try washing marble with q sponge or.
chsmois victim warm, soft water then Rp
rubbing dry. J..a,4
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TIE Wheeling Nightsoil Go. has the
largest barrels and best facilities for
moving nightsoil. CIV. Rixey, general
manager, corner Chapline and Six
zenith streets, Telephone 15.
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noT n NEnRAsKA.

AsleeIal nasips Ussa 20 Obtain n vote
NpepssRty A tts Legislature
I4seeLN. Mn. Dea. 8.-The fight
~ /. I Il
becoming alarming last
the supreme court declared the Boyd
Knox eonnty contest in favor Of
49,, roa, ana asa;ns Knsel
independent who had fecelYeoIh gssl
nleate o, election from the 4naeheh9
-ent county clerk me 1lnqepeRlelhA
me analgnant ana declare Una tpey WI
ignore the supreme court when Fue
say ,ls Q hepppAeen lpaEltpAon;
special engine lelt Lincoln last nlglh
ipeaEepg man Who V sssY9 I
county, ibe haste il due 70 the fact
Ihe L~sglslslaFe Mtt CONVENE ~ nV a..
Nsssua w w ~ y ~ az
boSss. VIII Noston,s Vote KY Repub,
lIcans would have torty,nIne, two less
than Q majority, A lobby has pFolnl
lsea 20 HeptalnV taese necessary EWp
'S Bnt there q one matter which WILDE
in Nh, Norton's way, The writ can't
reach Niobrara. the county seat Of.
Knox, until tomorrow. On Sunday the.
vote can't be counted, and the follow
ingIday ia q legal holiday, and on that
day 1t can't be counted. On Tuesday
the Legislature will meet, and il the.
votes are counted on that day the Ger.
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TnE innumerable testimonials in the
possession Of its proprietors show the
good work Salvation Oil is doing. rs
cents.