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why. the-the folks at home. q

why, the-the folks at home. Of
course" stammered the lad.
And you didn't hear that dogT
II heard 1t and also a gun shot. But
there are so many runaway Yankees
about that we folks don't pay much at
Blamed II / don't believe you're one
yourself! You look hungry enough. Bring
him along. boys"
Oscar attempted to expostulate. but
sound of firing below interrupted him.
whereat the Confederates seemed to DO
Whitaker lodged behind the great
at rather than return to captivity. An-
other uproar from the unseen foe below
so far befriended him that his ss detection Sara
not then return for him. but quickly
disappeared over the ridge-just as zimi
accompanied by his father and severai
zIm 0p hsd n met them and told his story.
and as they rightly judged that the
rebels must be few in number they had
resolved upon intimidating measures.
ThfS.a months after Lees surrender
Zimr.'s father came home one day from
the store down by the railroad. bringing
among otner things long WOODEN Do
town in Ohio, and the freight was pre-oi
paid. ~
ing" including hat and overcoat. pair
OF boots and some underwear were be-o-
meath. Then the lad drew forth breech-e-
loading rifle OF the latest make and O.
plentiful supply OF cartridges. Thereto
was also letter that read as follows: u
Dear Elm; Here are your clothes back. and, 4,
also your gun. Would have sent them before but y
had no chance. Pardon the delay. And II you
ever come this way. be sure and visit your obll
liged and sincere friend. - ,,,, u
"well, I'll be switchedI' exelaimedi II
Zim, fondling the rifle. t" Amt she .eSa
daisy. Wonder II Oscar wants bis oI4ll
army RAGS back s--Louisvtils couza,r7e
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Assaulted without Provocation.

AZ Cornelius Toomey. Of 100 Park Row. was
taking a stroll yesterday he was approached by =
stranger in front Of % Park Row. who. without
any provocation, knocked him down and ran away
Toomey was unable to get up and at Chambers
Street Hospital the doctor found that his right
leg was broken. The stranger escaped.
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Fell Under Car, but Not Hurt.

Michael Rosenbaum. the three-year-old son Of
Louis Rosenbaum. OF 457 Pearl street, was play
ing in front Of 4A Pearl street. when the horses
OF a Second avenue surface knocked him
down and he fell under the car. Driver William
Murphy put the brakes and the little one was
taken out between the fore and rear wheels with
out even q scratch.
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Raw and WaterV

Instead of rare" is the latest verdict referring
to these early June days. Farmer Dunn will
serve up roses and honeysuckles by and by
though. Meanwhile everybody may nnd seasona-
BILE soace at the glorious RIVERSIDE" the
largest and finest Soda Fountain In the world.
BY the way. those new egg drinks at RI
EER'S" are the latest fad. and are simply TAX
ing the town by storm. woman drops in
hired to death with experimentation one. and
is instantly braced up for fresh bargain hunt
The best bargains, though, are those on which
she saves 40 cents on every dollar by ordering all
peedful supplies OF Drugs, Medicines Doctor s
Prescriptions, Rubber Goods, Elastic Stockings
Folding Bath Tubs, Milk Sterilizers. Toilet and
Bath requisites, and so on. at
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SANDY HOOKS NEW LIGHT.

1t Makes Plain the Names OF Vessels
Miles Away.
The electric searchlight just set up
in the high tower of Sandy Hook, is a
great success. During the tests last
night the names of vessels several miles
away were clearly discernible through
telescope when the searchlight was
trained upon them. Every rope of a
disabled bark in tow of the tug Rich
ards was more distinctly visible than il
could have been in the glare OF the
MONDAY sun.
AS last night was very hazy, It is be-
lieved the searchlight's effectiveness will
be still greater in clear weather.
reliable tonic, appetizer, inyiaorntor,
anti maarial: Miihau's Calisaya beware imIia
tors. Refuse so-called Calisayas. 1888 b way Is
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Summer Resorts.
Summer in the Country

II you want genuine country life, you surely
find It somewhere on the Erie Lines. Call nj any
OF the Offices named below and get a copy OF tho
Summer Homes book. which contains an
attractive list OF hotels and boarding houses To-
Gated either in the Hudson Highlands. the Orange
or Shawsngunk Mountains. the RamApo. wall
III, Neversink. LackawaNen. or Delaware VAL
eys Tho price OF board varies and can DO had
TO suit the purse.
onices New York. 4Oi 26i. a73. or s51 Broad
way. 1876 East l25th Street. Chambers Street, or
West Twenty third Street ferries: Brooklyn: $50
Fulton Street; Hoboken 200 Hudson Street: or by
sending six cents In stamps to ID. !. Roberts
General Passenger Agent. q Cortlandt Street.
New York. book will DO mailed TO any address
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Tho Yale Princeton Baseball Game.
Pennsylvania Railroad announces special train
Returning. leave Princeton at close OF game.
Fare round trip. including admission to the
game. 81 So -
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Bnttery Park Concert.
PART I

There will be music at Battery Park by Baynes
sixty-ninth Regiment Band this evening Follow
ing is the programme:
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Legal Notices.

NEW YORK SUPREME couRTIcITY AND
COUNTY OF NEW yoRK.-Ths New York Ina.
se m s's SIAM. n'ats
TO the above. named defendant. You ar.
n IN ssls "otion and to a'W ssrv. copy q
your answer on the plaintiffs .t,9rneys within
exclusive Of the day OF service: and In case OF
your failure 70 appear. or s,swsr Judgment MI
demanded in the complaint
PARRISH 4 rENpLEToN. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS
T 70 the s''' Tim. Stamp Company. tn. d.f.nd.n.
The foregoing summon. Is served upon you By
publication pursuant to an order Of Honorable
1894. and nied, with a copy Of the complaint, IN
New Me- 0 York !. II. County in II. city
Of New York which complaint was originally hied
P nsrs gs u. pPNnGToN Piaint. Attorney.
Oa,e and post once address. ~ and 20 Broad
way, New York City. n "
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CRY AND
proved Real Estate Company, plaintiff: against
The Linden Manufacturing Company. defendant
'' To the above named dsi.ndant; You are hsr.b,
summoned to answer the complaint In this action
to OF went, asy. az me The
vice Of this summons: exclusive Of the day Of ser.
vice; and In case Of your failure to appear. OF
answer, judgment viii be taken against you by
default for the relief demanded In the complaint
Dated March - 1894
PARRISH PENDLEToN PLAINTIFFS Attorneys
once and Post-Onncs address. No ~ Broadway.
New York City.
To the Linden Manufacturing Company. the de-
PENDANT above named:
The foregoing summons 10 served upon you BY
publication. pursuant to an order OF Hon. Abra-
ham n Lawrence. Justice Of the Supreme Court
OF the state u New York. dated April Is, 1894.
and nied with . copy Of the complaint In the
ONCE OF the Clerk OF the city and county OF New
York at the County Court HOUSE In the city Of
New York. which complaint was originally nled
there on the 2sth dav Of March 1884,
PARRISH 4 PESDLEToN Plaintiffs Attorneya
once and Post Once address, ~ and 10 BROAD
wav New York city. N Y.
AT A GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the United States Sportsmens Goods
Company this da, held. It was unanimously
resolved to discontinue the business Of the
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HeIp Wanted-Maie.

wANTED-Cloak- cutter. who thoroughly under
stands manufacturing. Call NJ Block. St
Cloud Hotel. evenings
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New York & Long Branch Steamboat Co.

Steamers MARY PAIrEN and PLEASURE
BAY leave foot OF Jane ST.. N. H. ut
d A. VI. AND 3 T.. NJ. DAILY.
Sundays excepted.) Freight received Tor Long
Branch, Seabright Pleasure Bay, Monmouth
Beach, Highland Beach, Little silver, Rumson
and Branchport. SUNDAY, leave Jane 81. N. X.
a blocks below lain 81. and 10 A. NJ. Battery
Pier. near Barge Office, q. 10 and ~. 10 A. NJ.
Excursion Tickets 80 Cents.
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AT GENERAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders Of the United States Sportsmen's Goods
Company. this da' held. 1t was unanimously
resolved to discontinue the business Of the
corporation ARNOLD SESSLER-
Dated New York. May o. 1894
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Lew Dockstader. New York's favorite
minstrel comedian, who has toured at the
head of his own organization for years,
has been engaged by Manager Proctor
and Will appear next week at his Twenty
.rd Street Theatre between acts two and
three of the opera "Boccaccio."
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Mrs. Virginia r. Coke, of Orange, N.
J.. has composed new song, 1--WE Are
Never Young but Once" that is to be
sung by Walter Jones in 1892"
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JERRY HEARD. FROM.

A meeting of the Seventh District
Congressional committee was held in
Wichita last Saturday to elect chair
man in the place of Fred Bailey, who
has moved to Oklahoma Territory. w.
F. Brown, of Pratt county, was selec-
ted, and all mail addressed to him
should be sent to Wichita, care of the
Kansas ComnaOner. The committee
recommended that the delegates to the
congressional convention be selected at
the same time as the delegates to the
state cOnven ton.
While the committee was in session
the following telegram was received in
response 10 Il dispatch:
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 5th.-
Gentlemen:-Many thanks for SYM
pathy: Am improving daily; will soon
be able to face the common enemy of
the people and their cause. Our old
foes need not feed on the idea am
going to die. 1t they bank on that it
will be lively corpse they will meet
few weeks hence"
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TO WATER CONSUMES.

All users of city water take notice.
Read Ordinance 1O2, Sections 5 and
|I3:
SECTION 5.-No consumer shall use,
or permit the water supplied to him to
be used, for any other purpose than
that stated in his application, nor
supply water to any other person, or
persons, for any purpose, nor permit
others to take water from his water
service, nor permit unnecessary waste
of water. No consumer shall allow
water to run, except when in actual
use.
SECTION 13.-Any person who shall
knowingly withdraw, or cause to be
Withdrawn, any water from the pipes,
mains, hydrants, or other water service
of the city of Kinsley, without having
first obtained permission so to do from
the engineer OF council of said city,
shall be guilty of misdemeanor, and
upon conviction thereof shall be fined
in sum not less than Five nor more
than One Hundred Dollars, and be
committed until such fine and costs of
prosecution are paid.
Govern yourselves accordingly.
WATER WORKS COMMITTEE.
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WENDELL.

If you want sweet potatoes call on
U. G. Leslie.
Corn planting is a thing of the past
and blowing will soon be in order.
A. Beauchamp delivered fourteen
fat hogs last week to MI. Porter, at
Brennan, at 81 .2o per hundred.
Jas. Cunningham's son-in-law from
Dodge City was visiting here last week.
Will Cunningham is here from Den
yer.
Boys, it Will not do to depend Oh
other peoples dogs to guard your
buggy. either take your own dog along
OF go home before supper, then you
can get home the same night and not
spoil the next days work.
Ed. Drake went to Greensburg the
first of the week with a load of hay.
Ed. says it is no trouble to sell hay at
SIS ton but it is another thing to col
lect for it.
One of our neighbors found leather
hat-band III his hen house the other
morning. Some one must have been
chicken hungry.
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LINCOLN.

The prospects for a part of a coed
crop of wheat are excellent at present.
Quite number of our farmers have
finished planting corn.
Messrs Cudney and Hardy have
lately returned from prospecting tour
in Missouri.
Mr.. Lacrone, who has been a sufferer
for some months from a cancer, i'm
proves but slowly.
Dick Polling will start to Chandler,
Oklahoma, soon.
Tie periodical mad dog scare has
come and gone. leaving no remem-
brance except an unusual scarcity of
CANNES.
Judge Hatch has gone into the in
surance business.
The fact that public sentiment
favors the ''peace army" should insure
a reception at least humane to the
Coxeyites, even from the present ''gov-
ernment.''
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LEWIS.
Farmers all busy.

FARMERS all busy.
Thos. Huffman has added il new
fish pond to his premises.
A new cafe, corner of Main and
Sixth street, Spence & Blakesley, pro-
prietors. They have a nice line of
fancy groceries.
Messrs Angus and Wright report
fish, turtles and ducks plentiful on the
river. Ask Mr.. Wright about his great
turtle.
Thos. Huffman is having fifty acres
broken out on his farm, which he il .
tends to plant to sod corn.
1t reminds one of harvest to see
Wright & Peck getting their harvesters
ready for sale, and from all appear
ances they will Ike needed.
Services at the Episcopal church
were postponed for few weeks. Rev.
Busser, of Dodge City, is to fill the pull
pit.
Substantial improvements are being
made at the school house, and when
completed will add much to the appear
ance of the building, which shows
that the school board is alive to the
work they have been called to perform.
Miss Carrie Cline, who has been
visiting Mrs. ID. d. Baxter the past
week, left for home yesterday.
PED
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There seems to be little conflict of
opinion among the city fathers us to
just what they did at their last meet
ing. The records of the clerk say that
a motion to disposed with the services
of the present marshal was carried,
but the grey boards who administer
the affairs of the city do not agree in
supporting the record. So we have a
marshal and we haven't a marshal.
Now gentlemen, please get together
and relieve us of this suspense. No
ead,locks, but just remember that
when the people elected you to sit OIL
the council, and you accepted the posi-
ton, you agreed by implication at
least to express your opinion OH every
question brought before you, and if
you will honestly do this your conStitu-
ents can find 10 fault.
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SOUTH BROWN.

Everybody is too busy planting corn
to do anything new.
The heaviest rain we have had for
two years fell this evening. y regular
trash washer"
MIS-. r. \. KILLER, of Kiowa county,
was visiting at Rev. Gibson's this
week.
The South Brown home contingent
of the Coxey army is in good condition
and drilling every night.
MIS-. Geo. Williams, of Kiowa coun-
ty, was visiting Mrs. Harry Hixon this
week.
Many fields of wheat have been badly
injured by chintz bugs and root blight
1t is to he hoped the rains this week
will check both these evils.
With the most favorable conditions
from this on We cannot possibly have
over-production in wlieat-at least not
in these parts.
Some of our republican friends are
ANXIOUS to know if placing eggs on
the free list includes ''cuckOO' eggs?
No, bless your sweet lives. They are
not the product Of free birds, and of
course can't be free. They are pro-
duced by s'cross'' of democrats and
republicans. See?
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The members of the Christian En-
deavor Society will give a free pie
social, Tuesday evening, May 18th,
from till 1880 O'Clock, in the chapel
of the Congregational church. All the
young people are cordially invited to
attend and help us eat pie.
BY Order of Committee.
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Cheap Rates.

The Santa Fee will have on sale round
trip tickets, VIZ:
May IA to II to Portland, Oregon, good
for 80 days, fare $65.5G.
May IL to Is TO Leavenworth. good
until May l9lh, one fare tor round
trip.
May 29th to Denver. good for 80 DAYS.
one fare round trip.
June to and Is to 81 to Ottawa. one
fare for round trip.
julie 1 to to Topeka, good until the
9Th, one fare for round trip.
q. II. Spurgin, Agent.
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CIIILDE.

DR.. s. F. Scott. Blue Ridge, Harrison
county. Missouri, says: For whoop-
ing cough Chamberlain's cough rem
efy is excellent" BY using it freely
the disease is deprived of all dangerous
consequences. There is no danger IN
giving the remedy to babies. % and
so cent bottles at Porter's.
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Has anyone IA copy Of "Marion's
Faith,' by Captain Charles King, pub
iished by the j. B. Lipplncott Com
pany about 1887 and bound in blue
CLOTH? The hook was lost i'm the fall
OF 1888. 1t may have my name in it.
j. Nj. LEWIS, Jr.
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R. N. Speer, an attorney Of Oil City,
Pennsylvania, is in the city looking
the field over with view of locating
Mr.. Speer is a very pleasant gentlemen
and would, no doubt, be a great acqui-
sition to our community. We wish to
call the attention of the young ladies
to the fact that the gentleman is I'M
parriad
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A lady.at Tooleys. La, was very sick
with bilious collie when NJ. C.. risler, a
prominent merchant of the town gave
her a bottle of Chamberlain's collie,
cholera and diarrh9a remedy. He
says she was well in forty minutes
after taking the first dose. Sold by
Porter.
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Ladies do go and see Mrs. Singer
lands flowers. There are rosc. buds,
full bloom roses and rose wreaths,
besides lovely clusters of forget me-
pots lpansies an ID other dainty blossom-.
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II. L. Read returned from Hutclin-
son last Monday and is making pre-
parations to open up lunch room oppo-
site Spiegle's store, where he will serve
good lunches, hot coffee, lemonade,
pop, cigars, tobacco, etc. Gail and
see him.
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Mrs Henry Truitt. of Portland, Ore
gon, who Was Miss Clara Craft, daught-
er of Byron Craft, of this county.
arrived in the city yesterday and will
the county.
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certain gentleman whose agility in
dancing we praised in last weeks issue
is going to make affidavit that there
were one or two ladies at the party
whose toes he did not tread on.
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The Spearville bank has gone into
voluntary liquidation and viii; so out
of business.
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Misses Clara Hine and Iva McMich.
ael 60 to Dodge City to-day to stay
over Sunday and take in the circus.
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Mrs. l.. X. Leonard sold off a part of
her househ old goods at auction. and on
Tuesday started with the family in a
wagon for Missouri, where she will join
her husband.
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Mis- Nellie Sprigg is soon to go to
Fredonia, where she will spend some
time with her grand parents.
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Hutch Covitt, one of Hodgeman coun-
tvs leading citizens, was III tho city
Monday,
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f. S. Boyer returned Wedn, sday
might from Texas, and is as enthusl-
ystic as ever.
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In buying hats in this country it does
not pay to have them trimmed with
Door ribbon, for the sun fades and the
winds spoil them. Mrs. Slingerland
prices
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Press the button of your pocket
book and give me the size of your room
l will furnish the paper and put it on
the wall.
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The Sunday school at Pretty Prairie
has organized and is we'll under way,
with Julia Sultz IN charge.
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Owing to delay the stores received
their first consignment of strawberries
last Sunday.
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A four thousand acre pasture to
rent. Inquire at this Office.
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B. C. Smith, OF Wayne, was in the
city Monday to consult with a doctor
regarding the illness in his family.
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Mrs. Po' ter's mother returned from
Belpre Saturday, She had been visit
ing her son, who lives on a farm north
west of that place.
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Tom Johns started for Perry. Okla
home Territory. last Monday. He will
be gone several weeks.
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Major Hoskins, of Brazil, Indiana,
and an old timer in Kinsley, was on
the streets Wednesday.
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"Betsey and T. dindn't kill bear but
we found a mushroom weighing seven
and one half ounces. Who can beat it?
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Arthur Gorham was in the city last
week, looking after his business inter
ests here.
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A complete stock of paints, wal
paper and oils at hard-time prices.
NJ, DETAR.
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Ralph Bidwen accompanied Gilbert
Mathews on q trip into HOdgeman
county this week.
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j, C.. Gibson and wife, of South
Brown, were doing business in the city
Thursday.
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Next Sunday will I've Pentacostal
Sunday. Father ke;Efnl will hold
services In the city.
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II. E. Edwards sold u steer to Car
ter this week that weighed 800
pounds.
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If you want any COIN land inquire
of Mack Lewis.
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Sweet potato plants for sale by j.
7. Cox, Klnsley, Kansas. at % cents
per hundred; 50 thousand.
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Business is rushing around Tubb's
Elevator, crowded one car clear off the
track.
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Improvement is the order of the day
and the city fathers have had the Park
plOwed.
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Misses Sadie Gilbert and Iva Nc
Michael spent Sunday out at Mack
Lev i
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C. s. Wright, of Lewis, was in the
city Tuesday, that is part OF him
was here.
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Ice cold drinks spec fatty. Every
thing at reduced prices at the old
reliable city restaurant.
w. iC..KEENER, proprietor.
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100 new patterns of wall paper.
Some at 5 cents Il roll.
NJ, DETAE
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If the GRAPHIC has dust. ON it this
week we hope our readers will no,
mind it. Our neighbors are cleaning
house and the dust on that corner is
thick
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J. r. Seward, of Lewis, was in the
city Monday, having his eyes examined.
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Mrs. Edward Ostrander, sister of
Mrs. Truitt, accompanied her as far as
Pierceville and will arrive in the city
in a few days.
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l have taken the duty and the profit
off Of my goods, as 1 am going out Of
business. The goods have got to go
with the remnants of the old parties.
F SPIEGLE.
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&. Nj. Fouiks, chief of the Santa Fe
claim division, was in the city Monday.
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Call at Smith and Hoffman's restau.
rant for bread and pies baked by Mrs.
Hebron