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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-22

A Committee Appointed to select a Suit
able University Pin-Other Notes.

Committee Appointed to Select q Suit
able University Pfn-Other Notes.
LAWRENCE, Nov p. A mass meeting
OF the students was held on Tuesday
afternoon for the purpose Of adopting a
regulation university pin or badge.
a committee WIS appointed, consisting
of a representative from each Of the diff
ferent departments 1t is quite probable
thai the committee viii adopt a pennant
flag, the background of which is GRIM
son, and bearing the letters L. L. in
gold, though some are IN favor Of but
ton with the letters on it,
There is an unusually large attend
ance at chapel exercises this week, as
Prof. +. w. BlaclSmar is giving short lee
lures at chapel every day on the subject,
Did Christ Teach Socialism,"
Prof Blackmar's classes in economies
are making good progress Dir. Luther
Todd viii represent the economic stu
dents at the Hutchinson irrigation con
vention to be held this week, making a
re port on his return.
The Economic Seminary is d society
composed Of advanced students ia politi-
cal economy. 1t meets every Monday
evening and Is under the direction of
Prof Blackmar The subject for next
Monday evening il Reviews Of the Prin-
cipal Economic Magazines and Late
" orks."
The University Glee and Banjo club
Will start out on its annual concert trip
about December Is The opposition
e'ub has apparently died out W. Il. II.
p IT. the manager Of the regular club,
las just returned from a trip through
Kansas and Oklahoma. where he ar
ranged dates for the club.
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No TAILS WE'RE DOCKED
The Humane Society Found White Hous @
Horses All Right

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-The Humane
society of Washington has investigated
reports that the horses of the White
House stable have undergone the
process of tail docking and have found
them TO be untrue Mr. Pratt,
president of the Washington society,
received a telegram today from Presi-
dent Hines Of the New York society for
the prevention of cruelty to animals.
calling his attention to the matter aud
asking him to lake action.
An agent of the local society went
through the White House stables and
found that the tails of the carriage
horses had recently been trimmed, but
that the flesh had not been cut at all.
From the trimming the Impression was
probably given that the tails had been
locked. The keeper OF the stables IN
formed the agent that President Cleve-
land was opposed to docking as being
cruel and unnecessary
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ROCK ISLAND ROUTE.



cursions-
On December 4th and 18th, we
will sell round trip tickets to
all points in Texas, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory at one regular first
class fare plus $500. This will also
apply to points on the Pecos Valley
Railway in New Mexico Limits of tick
cts twenty days from day of sale with the
usual stop over privileges.
Waco, Texas, and Return.
We will sell November 27 on ac-
count of Texas Cotton Palace to Waco,
Tex. round trip at $1735. Tickets good
returning up to and including Dec. s.
Eutchison, Kansas, and Return.
On Nov 20 to % inclusive, and good
up to and including Goth. we will sell
round trip tickets to Hutchinson at one
fare, $465.
st. Louis and Return, S1L5O.
We will sell on Nov. "a and 25, good
to return up to and including Dec. 4, at
above rate round trip.
Our winter tourist rates are now on.
Come in and see US and we will be
pleased to talk tickets to you.
II. o. CARNEY, Agent.
601 Kansas avenue.
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TODAY'S MARKET REPORT.
Furnished by the Associated Press Go ths
STATE Journai-

CHICAGO. Nov. 22.-Wheat was firm
early in the day on the Russian Official
crop figures. rather bullisE Price Current
news and frmer cables than anticipated
but later the market became weaker on
large northwestern receipts and easier
feeling at New York. May opened
14m36c higher at 5915c advanced lac
more and sold off to 5914 935058c Later
the market rallied to the opening price.
Corn was tirmer with wheat. aud on
the Russian estimate of only half a crop
as compared with last year, the market
was quiet. May opened &c higher at
4918c, declined &C and then tirmed up to
4914c
Oats we're dull May started &c high
er at 5215c and declined to 1925 6s321a
Provisions were firm on light offerings.
January pork opened &C higher 1T 1920
and advanced to $l2.35. Later the mar
ket receded to $l22715. January lard
started 2lzc up at $500 and advanced %
$7071k
cars; corn $50 cars, oats 10 cars. hogs,
$4,000 head.
WHEAr-November 535sc; Decem-
Der, $3.50 9553dc; May, 5758c.
CoRN--N ovember, 49Aci December,
4S15c; May, 4SMc.
OATs-No vember. 2s1zc; December,
2SAzc; May 3214 93255c.
PoRK-Jan an, $l2 ~; May SIS =.
LARD-January, $L5J; May. $Ll2lz.
I91Bs-January, @6O5; May, $500
FLAX SEKD-Prime, $1.41.
IIMoTHy-Cash, $5.6O@5.e5
RYE-Quiet.
BARLEY=Noninal 54M55c
HoGs-Receipts today 4l,00O; official
receipts yesterday, ALSO: shipments.
5,597. Left over about 10000. Quality
fair. Market fairly active. Sales ranged
at $3S5045O for light $42504.4O for
rough packing, $42O@470 for mixed,
$445049O for heavy packing and ship
ping lots. and $2.403A15 for pigs.
CATTLE Il Receipts, 1000. Market
dull and weak at 5Q11O decline.
SHEEP-Receipts, 1900. In fair de-
mand only, but prices steady
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OUTLAWS CAUSE A FRIGHT


gee and the Town Goes Wild.
MUsCoeEE, L T., Nov. 22.-Last night
a half dozen mem bers of the Cook gang
were recognized on the streets by cIti-
zens of this town. The news was quick
~ reported and the town was in the
every part Of the town armed with win
chesters, shot guns and revoIvers. But
that is al that came Of it. The outlaws
made themselves scarce and no harm
came to them.
About 80 last night James French.
widely known as a dare devil Of the Cook
gang rode into Muskogee and put up At d
dive for the night At o'clock Tom
Cordey. one OF the marshals who has
been hunting the band, organized posse
of ten men and returned to the dive and
went through every room and Clubhouse,
but Jim had disappeared.
Officers who followed the two bandits
last night came in about dusk and re-
ported that they had chased the bandits
TO the bottoms and there lost their course.
Cherokee Bill was seen six miles north
Of AIuskogee today. lie had two win
chesters attached to his saddle and two
six-shooters on his person.
Lou Cook, the queen outlaw, and sis
ter to Bill and jim Cook, IS in Muskogee.
1t is believed she Is here to plan a release
for Wade Chamble, the rObber now IN
Jail Extra jail guards have been placed
Cn.duty.
The people are fearful that owing to
the propinquity and phantOm-like move
ments of the bandits. some deviltry will
soon take place here. United States At
torney jackson has wired Attorney Gen
eral Olney that all the officers have re-
turned from the chase, and that there is
but one thing to be done-that is to send
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MINISTER'S INSTRUCTED.
The state Department Acts on the sug-
Eestion OF Japan


WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-In accordance
with a suggestion Of Japan, the state de-
partmeht has notified Minister Dun at
Toxic and Mr.. DENLY at Pekin 10 trans
nit such direct offers as China may wish
to make to Japan. As the cable direc-
tions were sent Tuesday, sufficient time
has not yet elapsed to know whether
China will consent to make an offer di-
rect and definite, as Japan insists must
be done
The Chinese legation here is not noti-
fed as to what course its governmen
will take. An Associated Press cable
from Japan states however, that China
has intImated her willingness to pay an
idemnily of 100 million tneIs and in adj
dition pay all the war expenses incurred
by Japan.
Owing to the fact that the japanese
are now at the walls of Port Arthur,
about to make the last blow at China's
greatest fortress. It is anticipated that
China may hurry things TO conclusion.
It is expected that Minister DENLY will
transmit the offer by telegraph to Tien
sin and Shanghai aud thence by cable
to Yokohama. The understanding is
that China and Japan will pay the ex-
penses of the American ministers, incl
dent to the negotiation.
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GROW Is a BAD MAN.
The st. Joseph Train ESobber Killed Fiv
People in Chicago.

CHICAGO. Nov. Pat Crow. who Is
under arrest at St Joseph, No, has con
fessed to being implicated in several
train robberies in that vicinity, is we'll
known to the police ia Chicago. By the
detect ives he is rated as one of the most
daring robbers Of the country
and has been in trouble many
tines His most notorious es-
capade in this city. the shooting of five
people took place in 1889.
Crow went to a South Side disorderly
house and after a quarrel shot
one of the inmates Rushing for the
door ne shot down a porter and another
inmate and when confronted by two
policemen on the street shot both and
made his escape. None of the injured
died and he was never tried for that Of
Tense, the police having lost sight Of him
since that time
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scAREp BY MASKED aIEN.
Deputies Go From Brown County on Re
quest of FaIIs CITY Operator.

ATcHIsoS, Nov ga man named
Hurst, night operator Of the Missouri
Pacific, at Falls CITY. and who was for
merly Of Huron. had a bad scare last
night About 1 o'clock a masked man
walked into the waiting room Of the de-
pot, and turned out the light Six other
masked men then entered. Hurst natu-
rally supposed he was going to be
robbed. and so informed the train dis
patcner 1T Atchison.
The dispatcher at once 6elegraphed
the sheriff of Brown county, who Sc
cured several deputies, and went TO Falls
City on the north bound passenger train,
which arrives there about 2 O'clock in
the morning. The masked men left the
depot few minutes before the arrival of
the train, but attempted no robbery.
Hurst. the operator, is the man who was
bound and gagged by robbers while at
Huron. and locked IN q box car.
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PAPERs CONFISCATED.

Turkish Government Seizes Newspapers
Telling OF the Armenian Massacre
COSsrANTINOPLE. Nov. 22.=Most OF
the English, French, Russian and Greek
newspapers published between NOvem-
Der IA and 10, and also all the Berlin
newspapers Of November Is have been
stopped at the Turkish frontier and con
fiscatsd by the government, as they con-
tanned references to the Armenian mas
sacre, full details of which were cabled
exclusively TO the Associated Press.
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MORNING On THE MESSAGE
President Cleveland Is at WoodIey aud
VIII Soc One.

VIII Soc no One.
WAsHISGToN, Nov. 22-Presideut
Cleveland has not been at the " hite
house since last Friday when be attend !
ed the cabinet meeting ard received the
delegates to the agricultural experiment
tai station convention Since then he
has remained at W cooley denying him
self 10 all callers. except members Of his
cabinet.
This is partly accounted for by the
necessity he is under Of completing with
out Interference his annual message to
congress before Decem Der 3, bat il is
also true that he is suffering considera-
BILE pain from the injury sustained BIZ
straining the tendons Of one foot. which
happened to be particularly sensitive by
reason Of an attack of govt lit is stated
that beyond this temporary ailment the
president enjoys his usual health.
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WAsHINGTON. Nov. 22.-The court Of
appeals of the District Of Columbia to-
dav granted the motion Of counsel for
Messrs. Chapman and Mccartney the in
dicted recalcitrant sugar trust investiga-
ton witnesses for an appeal from the re-
cent decision from Judge Cole holding
that they are liable to punishment for
refusal to answer questions put by the
senate committee.
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Prominent saIina Man Dead.

SALINA, Nov. 22.-James G. Daniels,
vice president of the Salina National
bank and one of the most prominent men
of the city, died yesterday afternoon Of
pneumonia after a short illness. He was
40 years Of age and had resided in Salina
Years
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Monday night for Oswego, N. Y. The
judge is to be married Nov. % to Mrs
Julia c. Robb of that place. and expects
to return with his bride about December
10. the date to which district court was
adjourned Mrs. Robb is the widow Of
Rev. Edwin F. Robb, D. D., a brother Of
judge WcCue,s frst wife.
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PORTLAND. Ore, Nov. %. -Osi Savage
and Ralph Gibbons, recently arrested at
.he Dalles upon the confession Of man
duplicating them in a robbery Of $4,000
from the Pacific express cOmpany's Of
fee at that place, have been exOnerated
by the county grand jury on account of
lack Of testimony corrOb orating the mans
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tournament is to be played by telegraph
between Russian chess clubs located IN
Europe and Asiastic Russia. Each club
will play two games with the other,
and the president Of the St Petersburg
chess club will present the winning club
q silver cup.
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Judge Foster today ordered a special
session of the United States district court
in this city next Monday at the same
time as the United States circuit court.
The session is called to complete the list
of criminal cases which were not heard
at Leavenworth. Several civil cases will
aIso be disDOsed Of
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TO ARREST INGERSOLL.
Cincinnati Minister Holds the AgnOstfc
Guilty of BIasphemy.

lily u 7'-1-5
CINcINNATI Nov. 22.-At a meeting
of the Methodist ministers here Rev.
Paul CurnIck, of Springfield, advocated
the arrest of Colonel Robert @. IngersOll
for blasphemy for his utterances on the
holy bible here last night. DR.. Gillett.
however, preferred, he said, to 'let the
heather rage
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CHICAGO, Nov. 22.-For some time,
seal pers have been making rates of
$3.50 from Kansas City 10 Chicago, and
the Rock Island road has announced that
beginning next Tuesday it Will make
the rate openly.
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On and after next Saturday November
"a, the union barber shops Of Topeka
will close at II p N. on Saturdays
II. p MILLER
Secretary.
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DEAD As A MACKEREL.
Empty Chairs at Congressman wilson's /
Lecture On Tarin.

BALTIMORE, Md, Nov. 22-The friends
Of Congressman Wilson 10 this city are
disappointed over the failure Of the peo-
pie of Baltimore to Datronize his lecture
last evening. He was extensively billed
and advertised, and Music Hall. the
largest building IN the city, was hired
for the purpose. The night was fair,
and aside from the regular performances
at the theaters, there we're no counter
attractions, but from a financial point
the lecture was d failure. Only about
500 persons paid the small price Of ad-
mission to hear him. Mr Wilson re-
ceived $50 for the lecture.
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a Remarkable Achieve zlenG La Rail-
road Affairs

Was the running of tbs Exposition flyer;
the famous twenty hour train between
Chicago and New York, via the Lake
Shore route, in service during the Worlds
fair a handsome litho- water-color OF
this train may be secured by sending ten
cents in silver to c. *. WILDER, Western
Passenger Agent, Chicago.
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You cannot afford to miss hearing Ed
ward P. Elliott, the great impersonator.
in his San Evening With Dickens and
Riley" Washburn college chapel, n ov.
%, at p. m
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MILITARY PRIsoN CHANGEs.

The Commission Recon- IN ends the En-
ploynent Of Prison Labor at the Fort.
LEAvEN WORTH, Nov. 22.-The military
prison commission On which Major Gen
eral A1cCool1 is president, has concluded
its ab0rs at Ed. Leavenworfh. "A num-
Der Of changes were agreed upon by the
commissioners, among others 10 allow
Captain Pope, the cOmmandant, to have
wider scope in the employment Of prison
labor, and that more outside work ia
identifying Eft Lsavenworth should be
done in the future It was also decided
to make labor day a holiday with the
prisoners, and also to employ them as
come in com petition with outside labor.
All prisoners were given a chance to
make complaint against the manage
meut, but only i've appeared against the
board. In every instance they felt
ssrieved for punishment inflicted for vio-
latiOn OF prison rules.
MISS INGALLS, MOTTO START A PAPER
she viii Merely have Charge Of a Society
Department
ArCHTsoN. Nov. GA story is going
the rounds to the effect that Miss Con
stance Ingalls, Will start an equal suf-
frage paper in Atchison. She lately re-
ceived an offRr from Falls City com
mittee for lecture. and numerous WON
en- write to her as .dear sister, and wish
her good speed. although SO far none Of
them have enclosed any money on sub
scription. There is nothing whatever in
the story. except that she will have
charge Of the society department n a
Judge J. d. ATeCue 70 BE Married
INDEPENDENCE, Nov. 22-Judge Nc
Cue Of the Eleventh judicial distCict left
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" 4. 7. L. Meets Nexr at Baltimore.
CLEVELAND, o., Nov. 22.-The execu-
tive committee OF the WOman's Christian
Temperance union met at the Hollenden
today and decided 10 hold the next an
uual convention at Baltimore. Nd.
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Rock Island
Playing Cards.
No. COL Kans. Ave.

Badness is either hereditary or caused
by sickness, mental exhaustion. wearing
tig ht- fitting hats, and by over-work and
trouble. Halls Remover will prevent il
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Twenty minutes car ride Will take yoL
to Washburn College to hear him, Nov.
22r1
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First entertainment of Waehburn col
lege lecture course takes place Friday
evening with Edward P. Elliott, the i'm
personator. Tickets with reserved seats
are on sale at the city library.
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The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
cellaneOus columns reach each working
day IN the week more than twice as
many Topeka people as can be reached
trough any other paper. This IS a fact
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rs Your mar Dry ana Brittle. gan

rs Your hair Dry ana Brittle. Fall
Ing out or Turning sSray4
These are only indications that the fol
licies or roots Of the hair are getting
weakened or diseased. Beggs' Hair
Remover will strengthen and invig0rate
the follicies and the hair will regain its
natural color aud become soft, glossy aud
healthy. Sold by W. r. Kennady.
New neck bands put on your shirts At
TOPEKA STEAM LAUNDRY.
Edward p sEllIott.
The great imper5onator, at Washburn
College tomorrow evening.
Yellow. Dried IN and vvrEnkIed-
Is this the way your face looksg If SO,
try Beggs' Blood Purifier and Blood
Maker. 1t not only puri.ies the blood,
but renews it. and gives your face a
bright youthful appearance. Sold and
warranted BY w. r. kennady-
The Crovvnfng Beauty or Woman
Is a luxuriant growth of Hair Beggs'
Hair Remover is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, as it is purely a vegetable
preparation. and acts directly On the
roots of the hair. Sold and warranted by
W. R Kennady-
Rock Island
Playing Cards.
No 601 kans. Ave.
Peerless Steam Laundry - Paerles
Steam Laundry
when the votes arc Counted
A majority will be found in favor of
SHOWS Pine Expsctorant" for Coughs
and Colds. For sale by all druggists
Price % and SOC bottle.
Rock Island
Playing Cards-
No 6O1 Kans. Ave.
EavvArd p. Elliott.
He will furnish plenty Of fun
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Institute or Arts and Languages.
Elocution, Oratory. Dramatic Art
F. P. CLEAvEs. n. A, Supt
jackson and Eighth
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We put on new neckband5 on shirts.
Peerless Steam Laundry, 112 and III
West Eighth street
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WASHINGTON. Nov. 22.-Minister Men
donca. of Brazil, says that the report that
the rebel Admiral Da Cana has assumed
the leadership Of 1000 rebels against the
new government of President Moraes is
the last expiring gasp of monarchy in
Brazil Moraes will make quick work
of the Da Cana rebellion if it proves to
be true, lie says, and viii thereby exter-
inmate the last vestige Of monarchy in
Brazil.
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Brandreth's Pills

are a safe and effective remedy for
irregularity Of the bowels.
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Rudy's Pile Supposirory is guaranteed
to cure Piles and Constipation, or money
refunded. so cents per box. Send stamp
for circular and free sample to Martin
Rudy, Lancaster, Pa. For sale by all
firstclass druggists. and in Topeka by w.
r. Kennedy, corner Fourth and Kansas
avenue
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.
NNANIED-# xper-enced waist maker at 519
" West Sixrh ST.
Nm ANIED-A girl who can set type and has
had exneriance n mailing. Apply to To-
peka Daily Press ofdce-
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The STATE JOURNALS Want and Mis-
cellaneOus columns reach each working
day in the week more than twice az
many Topeka people as can be reached
through any other paper This is fact
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Are you prepared for cold weather. IF
not, buy an oak heater at O. M. Brills
ard be happy.
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Lieut.. W. v. smith, the regular army
officer who is stationed at Baker univeI-
sity. wants to organize cavalry troop
There is already a troop organized at
Lawrence.
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Silver Leaf vinegar remains in the
front 1t is the best table an picking
vinegar. Ask your grocer for 1t and take
no other. 1t is the cheapest
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Xmas is coming and our Holiday
goods are continually arriving at Brill's.
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c. rbett ChalIenged.

@ rbett Challcngeu.
To prove "Snow's Pine ExpectorantD will
not knock OUT any COLD or COUGH. IT
Is GUARANTEED. For sale by all drug
gists; price 25 and soc bottle.
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Another New Lot.
Ladies fine dress Limitation Button
Congress Boots, the most stylish boot on
sale at FURMAN'a u
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Topeka steam Laundry,
625 Jackson street.
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When the votes arc Counted
A majority will be found in favor Of
SHOWS Pine Expsctorant" for Coughs
and Colds. For sale by all druggists.
Price 20 and SOC bottle.
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she VIII Merely have Charge OF a Society
Department

Judge J. d. 1TcCue % BE 1Iarried-
INDEPENDENCE, Nov 22-Judge Nc
Cue Of the Eleventh judicial distVict left
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Credit is your worst enemy. Our way
IL the cash system which gets the lowest
prices at BrllIS
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Meals 2Uc al Inc Crescent, 115 east
Eighth.