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Oh No

We have not the only emgraver in Pine Bluff, " though we might have said so with emphasis last year, but We have good reasons for believing that @e have the oniy watch-maGer, and us so many uf our intelligent citizens think the same we see no reason why we should not advertise the fact Also that We will have any article bought of lis engraved free oi charge. Ali things considered, it will pay you to deal with Angell. the Jeweler. l0Sb West Second avenne. Pine Bluff. Ark. s3ltf
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eAUeINe THE STREAMS.
wnicott Explains What His Department
 Is Doing In the West.

Wnioott Explains What His Department
 Is Doing In the West.
 DENVER, Sept. 18.-Charles D. Wal colt, chief of the United States geologi- cal survey, is in the city. and at a recep- tion given him last night by the Colorado Scientific society he ex- plained what his department is doing in the west, particularly in Colorado. He will visit Cripple Creek and Leadville and look over tho work of his assistants, who are surveying those localities for the purpose of making accurate topo- graphical maps of the mineral districts.
 Through Mir. Walcott's efforts an ap- propriation of $l2, 300 was made by the last congress, to be expended by the geo. logical survey in the gauging of the stream and water supply of the United States and to study the uuderfow and artesian water supply and semiarid re- gions.
 .sWater," said Mir Walcott, lin ex- planation of what acme may consider a departure from the legitimate work of the survey, is the principal mineral re- sources of an immense region lying be- tween the Rocky mountains and the Mississippi river, and the work I have outlined IS germane to the survey and should be extended as far as possible, put rot into the special province of the irri5 5ation engineer. We will make to- geographic maps and gauge the water supply, then the irrigation engineer must store it ami regulate its distribu- ton.
 The section to which the survey will first devote its attention is that which has so severely felt the recent drouths- western Kansas, Nebraska and eastern Colorado.
 Stream guage stations. Mir Walcott said. are now being established in the Arkansas, the Platte and other valleys of the principal streams west of the 1oath meridian.
 F. H Newell, biographical engineer, geologist and typographical surveyor, is in charge of this work.
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a0RAcE INGERsoLL, who died in em last Thurday, was a friend of Ehaniel Hawthorne, and for a 2 time he lived in the "House of |en Gables. 1t was Mr. Inger-
 who gave Longfellow many of |incidents on which Evangeline"
 Bounded, and it is said that he
 ed this material first to Flaw
 e for use in a novel. The last
 Of MT. Ingersolls life were
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Miller Knoclks Ont park.

YIcKsBuRG, Miss, Sept. ts.-A finish fight with 5-ounce g.oves, between Billy Parks of Montreal and Elmer Miller, took place Sunday in Madison parish, Louisiana, few miles from this city. The men, lightweights, fought at catch weights Parks was knocked out in the 20th round after displaying decided tal- ert as tactician. Miller's superior en- durance won the fight. The fight was witnessed by about 500 persons.
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SCIENCE now declares that the
 ntral heat of the earth may be |ilized by sinking very deep wells drive machinery and do away |th stoves. We have read about ealing the livery of Heaven to rye the devil in, but this looks .e poaching on the reserved rights .he other place.
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rrash ninn.era.

Miss Joe Coosotte. at No. 22l West Fifth avenue, receives freshcut flowers every day from St. Louis. Prices US follows
 Roses. per dozen, slO0. Carnation Pinhs, per dozen, 50 cents. Lilies of the Valley, per dozen 50 cents. Hyacinths, per dozen % cents. Any kinds of floral designs, and all kinds of stamping and embroidery done at reasonable prices; If
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Hyou are trouuled with defective vision, go to NJ. Parse < Co. and have your eyes tested for glasses. Ne guarantee fit OF no charge Ne also have the only engraYer in Pine Bluff. Buy your goods here and have them engraved. Come and see the novelties, as we are receiving them every day. s 2Stf
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EDISON has never been able to Ike a single one of his patents |ck in the courts. The other day } Philadelphia Court of Appeals bcked him out in the Nesting. lse infringement case. It is a |ll known fact that Edison plagiar-
 a his photograph from an old
 rman book.
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ratront.e Home Faetorles.

We have recently added full line of sash and door machinery and are now making all kinds of doors and windows from cypress and yellow pine. which we guarantee to give perfect satisfaction. Better than white pine and for less money.
 1 27tf BLUFF GrrY LUMBER Co.
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Twenty three hours to Chicago.

The Cotton Belt train No 4leaving her at I:10. a. m. Arrives at Cairo at 1:30 p. m Making connection with Illinois Central fast mail train arriving at St Louis at 6:45 ?. m. and Chicago at l2:20 a. m. Remem- Der this train has free reclining Chair Car. B. H. Wilson Agt
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THIS ONE NOT lYNcHeD.

A Negro outrages . Little White Girl
 and She Dies as n Result.
 BROWNSVILLE. Ga, Sept. 18.-There was peculiarly brutal raps and murder in Thomas county, six miles from here, Sunday. 4 la-year- old white girl, daughter of Martin Butler, had gone to spring to get water, and not return ing, her mother started ip search and
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THERE was probably no truth in
 e statement that unless the Ohio emocracy endorsed Senator Brice would resign and let the Legisla-
 re elect a Republican successor. aere is, it seems, difference be- teen brace and a Brice game.
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found that she had been assaulted and her throat cut The girl was not dead and isped out the name of her assail- ant. Dave Gooseby, negro, living in the neighborhood. The little sufferer bled to death. Sheriff Doss captured the man and eluded the lynchers. He says he has Gooseby in g safe place and says that h. will be produced for trial at tho proper time.
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oD adulteration is general and
 sing. It has been proved that
 than s1, 900, ,Ooo,O annually
 l in this country for adulter- lood, drink and drugs, or 15 per of the whole cost. There ought be an interstate law to prevent } transportation of deleterious
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TIE BEST IS THE CHEAPEsT-Yo can always get the best and neatest io6 printing at the GRAPHIC office. We keep np with the times and have all the newest and latest faces of job type. Call on us alttelephone No 102.
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FROM bushel of corn a dealer It's four gallons of whiskey, which tails for Sl6. Of this the Govern ent gets s3.60, the retailer $7, the stiller s4, the railroads sl and the Fmer who raised the corn 40 cents.
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SENATOR CULLoM, of Illinois, who
 game afflicted with long distance
 afdess during the war, not being te at Springfield to hear the report |the loudest cannon, is making his election canvass largely on the psion issue. Of course, his object to swap soldier sympathy for
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THE last pensioner of the revo- stionary war died in 1869 at the se of 103. At this rate the account lth the Union veterans of the war 1860-65 will not be squared till
 ter 1850.
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He Assisted In the Capture of Preai.
 dent Jefferson Davis In 1865.

GRAND RAPIDS, Sept 1s Andrew Bee of Martin, Allan county, dieI Sun day night. He was survivor of the Fourth Michigan cavalry, and is cred ited with being the first to recognize President Jefferson Davis of the South ern Confederacy emerging from a tent in disguise in the famous capture of tSG5
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Good Railroad Come ctions.

Train No. i via Cotton Belt Route, now makes close connection tCairo, with fast mail trains Nos. and ,, via Illinois Central R. R, for points on the St Louis, Chicago < New Orleans divisions. B. H. Wilson,
 Agent.
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September 16 to 20 inclusive, the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets tu Chattanooga and return at one fare for the round trip, account Odd Eel lows meeting Tickets good for re. turn until September 24. B. II. Will SOn apent
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st Loui. ExposltIon commenclng sent. 5

For this occasion the Iron Noun tain will sell tickets to St, Louis and return for one and one-third fare for the round trip Tickets on sale September6, II, B, IS, 20, p. 27; Oc- tober 2. 1. 9, II, l6 and Is. Good to return five days from date of sale.
 J. L. REINACH, Tkt Agt.
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1oo. .ooo-rlcl,ets-1nn.nn .nnn.

In order to make room for our fall supply of tickets We will, for the next ninety days, sell our Summer Tourist tickets at greatly reduced rates. Come early and often. J. L.. RElNAcH, Ticket Agent Iren Noun tain hHute, Pine Bluff. Ark. spt 30
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Renominnted linn.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 18.-The Second congressional district Democratic com- mittee refused by vote of 106 to 90 to accept the decination cf Mr. Ca mineti for congress and he was renon mated by exclamation.
 ANDREW BEE Is DEAD.
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MG6ToN IN THE LEAD.
He Has More Votes For Governor Than
 Any Candidate.


 Any Candidate.
 SARATOGA, Sept. 18.-A conference of of anti-Platt leaders was held last night. After the conference, John Dwight of Tompkins county, said;
 Messrs. Fassett, Russell, Woodford and General Butterfeld will be candi- dates before the convention for the nomi- nation of governor. Under no. circum- stances will any of them withdraw. We have carefully compiled list of delegates and find that Mir. Morton has 3ll votes, the anti-Morton faction 2s8 votes and there are l15 doubtful. The chances are, therefore, just as good for any other candidate as for Mr. Morton.
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st. Louis an,t Return.

On Sept 6th 11th, 18th, 18th 20th 27th and Oct. 2nd, 4th, 9th, llth, 16th and 18th the Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets to St Louis and return at $l5.35 for round trip. Tickets good, returning tive days from date of sale E. IF. WILSON, Agent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-09-18

REPUBLICAN denial that MeKin-
 sism is not dead has given some llor to a statement that Bill Dal-
 h is living a quiet life out Vest
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LA GRANGE, Sept. l8.-The vote here is an Owens landslide. The result in 0ldhan county is as follows: Owens, 407; Breckinridge, 941; Settle, @63; Ow- ens' pIaralitv. l66.
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The Vote In Lexington.

LEXINGTON, Sept. 18,-The city com plete: Breckinridge, l134; Owens, 889; Settle. 991.
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Owens, Majority In Franklin.

FRANKFORT, Sept. f8.-All precincts in Franklin county have been heard from and give Owens 62l majority.
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WANT JONES TO RETIRE.

Republican stato Central Committee of
 Nevada Asks Him to Resign.
 CARSON, Nev., Sept. 18.--Senator J. P. Jones of Nevada has been requested by the Republican state central commit tee to resign hisseat in the United States senate, to which he was elected by the Republicans.
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Broom Corn In Demand.

CHICAGO, Sept. 1s.-Broom corn has gone up. 100 points in price. Nearly all tue crop was killed by the drouth before the recent rains.
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FOR CITY ATTORNEY,

Ne are authorized to announce MIX. r. M. EDISON as candidate for the office of City ltorney to i'll the nnexpired term of MT. 4.
 Grace, resigned.
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The Vote at Ceorretown.
An Owens LnndsIIde.

GEORGETOWN. Sept. 18. Owens, 4f5; Breckinridge, 28; Sattle, 2S.
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Noted Confederate Preacher Dying.

Noted Confederate Preacher Dying.
 " WASHINGTON, Sept. 1s.-The condi- ton of Rev. Dr. Charles Minnegerode, who was rector of St. Paul's church, Richmond Va, during the war, is pre- carious, and it is not expected by his physicians that he will survive. Dr. Minnegerode Is at Alex andriA. Va.
 MG1ToN IN THE LEAD.
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eGACost 10 complete any pre- scrlbed course VERY reasonable.
 Highest endorsed school in Amer iea. All Diplomas signed by toe Governor of the Commonwealth.
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A STRANGE CASE.
Hnw an EnenaN Was FoIIed.

The following graphic statement VII DC read with intense interest; T eahliot0S~>tlio ioe fhs numb creepy sensation that existed lp my arms. hands and legs 1 had Co rub ana Eeitt those parts until they were sore 10 oA Ag{LZCGi.e Z in a measure the dead feeling that h3ta l5t5.sa possession of them, In addition, l h99 n strange weakness 4in my back ana dtoullu i ny waist together with an IndescItDapIe E9iG feeling in my stomach. Physclan5 salu T. was creeping paralysis from which, aeGof9- ,3- ing to their universal c0ncluslol., lileHo l' @ Lo rehef Once it fastcns upon q person. ttt@F say it continues Its iRSldious Pio@4@@' ttL' if reaches 6 vital point anu the Hutet8t tte7 Such was my pFosDeCt+ ] had been a9&soA5tz 5 q year and a half steadily, but With ito par ticular benefit, when saw an at'Fta.tls' ls4s ilt of Br Miles, Restorative &efEtae, F}4a Asl a4 Il bottle and began using il. 4lafYetGG3 ta L may seem, but few days had Ba25eft Let=#s every bit of that creepy feelist i!ia. l.-iai = and there has not been even it2 a5lAi5sz5as Indication of it's return Ao# le4l
 well as 1 ever did, and hzx3 Gz1ata sz5- pounds in weight though 1 h1d t1ii tsz ' from ITO to 137. Four others have hS2a lzt. Miles Restorative NerYino on lay fe9'9-lii55ii- r dltiOD and it has been ss stis4dc tbIN III cases as in Hine. f-James Kane Jtt Ite, ..
 Dr. Miles, Restorative NerN4ne is&ald hs dli druggists on a positive guar&nteei Gf se4t direct by the Dr.. Miles Medical Co., EtAh5tEs l. Ind. on receipt of price, el per b9tttes -. - bottles for S, express pfepald u l= 4le0 A'oii' @piates or dangerous drugs
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-31
THE BIGGEST BARGAINS

to be obtained IN the local market. In
these hard times every buyer is on the
lookout to get the largest value for every
penny and dollar he spends, and we are
prepared 10 supply Good grade article
for low level price, which OF course
makes the goods the cheapest in actual
value.
BY trading with us you will
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DLOOMlNG VALLEY.
August 2a, 1894.

AukuSI q, AoO1'
II. A. Hanson who broke his leg .
week ago has had to have it reset.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Buntaock suffer
ed the loss of their baby on Sunday last.
They have the sympathy of the entire
community.
Cholera iniantim. seems to be prevalent
IN the township Many little ones are
quite low.
The nominations of he state officers
on the republican ticket gives the best
of satisfaction here. Jack Lockhart's
Blooming Valley friends congratulate
him and will give him rousing vote in
November.
Miss NJ. Wnuinger, Illinois state
superintendent OF The l.. T. L., who has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Smull
has returned to Chicago.
The republicans of the Valley are up
aud in. arms and are reporting quite a
number OF converts. They anticipate
HAVING some big meetings this fall and
casting the full republican vote. The
few pops in the township seem to be
rather on the mourners bench and ere
the ides of November it is probable they
will be full fedged republicans.
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kevillo CoIrant. Aug. %. 1894.
Register Mortell and family were
down from Mllbank Sunday, guests at
Adolph Weide,s home.
The farmers who lost horses by lightn-
ing oyer south on Aug 10 were Lamke,
Weber and Breitung. Geo. Beckman.
mentioned last week, lost none.
DR.. Clark, Messrs. H. Nelson, Pierce,
BahiIl and F. Jones and Misses T.egge,
HUSKY, Halverson and Luckle and Mrs.
II. Halverson composed party OF local
Good Templars who were entertained by
the Gary lodge last Saturday evening.
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a snover Of Feathers.

The eminent surgeon, Sir Ashley
Cooper. was fond Of . practical joke.
On one occasion he ascended the church
tower Of a village in Norfolk, taking
with him one of his mothers pillows,
and finding the wind blow directly to
the next town he let of handfuls OF
feathers until he had emptied the pill
low. The local papers reported this
remarkable shower" Of feathers and
offered various conjectures to account
for it, and the account was copied into
other papers and was probably receiv-
ed as q perfectly natural occurrence. ~
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MOT.
WilNot Reporter, Aug. 25, 1894.

WilNot Reporter, Aug 3, 1894.
Ed. Hansen states that he will open a
produce and meat market in WllmOt
about the 10Th nf next month, on the
ground ftpor OF the Holt building, now
occupied by Druggist Yahn, having rent
"a the building fov that purpose.
Julius Schwanis, who lives near the
Grnat county line, had eight acres Of
wheat that threshed out 81 bushels per
acre, while the balance OF his crop aver
aged about ~ bushels per acre. Ward
Bros machine did the threshing.
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BIG STONE CITY.

BIG STONE CITY.
Aug. 80, 1894.
The opening OF our schools has been
postponed until Monday, Sept. 10, when
the fall term will commence.
Three runaways this week, Gust Wills
horse took fright at the rattling Of a
sheet of sheet iron, it smashed the cart
all but the wheels. G. Buchner's team
started off, and as one tug was loose,
they became unmanageable and threw
out the occupants, Mrs Buehner and son
escaped with slight bruises but Charles
Schaefer hurt his face so badly that he
was unable to see for several days and
Herman Camus' horse got tired waiting
for him at Ortonville SO took bee line
FOR home, and Herman had the pleasure
Of wal king home.
s. G.. Jones visited his tather at the
island whilst passing through on his
way to Aberdeen.
G. o. Lnm OF Minnea polls is visiting
his unces F. w. and G. II. Thorndike.
Hon. Robert NJ. Foster OF st. Louis is
stopping at r. \. Coates.
Philip Rhoder had quite sick spell
but is about once more.
The small child OF Philip Rhoder was
buried Tuesday. II was aged six
months and died OF summer complaint.
Hon. s.. Il. Gold has returned from
Yank,on. He assured us that they had
nominated men for office who would be
elected and who would make. Us good
laws.
There were no services at thA M. E.
church last Sunday morning owing to
the illness OF Rev. Wilson.
Kew. j. Kahl received q telegram Sat-
urday announcing the death OF his father
As there was no easttound train that
night, he was unable to reach Wisconsin
10 time for the funeral.
T. H. Dawson spent Sunday wit h his
family.
Hon. s. r. Gold and daughter Mabel
attended the reception given j L. Lock
hart at Milbank. They report an enjoy
able time.
Rev. Kaufman will give his Calcium
Light exhibition and brief lecture at
st. Charles hall on Friday evening, Aug.
81. Everybody come and give the band
boys lift.
The old friends OF Mrs. I Stevenson Of
Oshkosh, Wis, were delighted to receive
visi: from her recently. Mrs. S. found
many strange faces in her old home.
Mr.. Whiteman, editor of the Herald
Star Of Ortonville gave US pleasant call
Latest fad in Big Stone is black store
fronts.
Roll Grandprey Is hauling the brick
tor the new building being put up by
tho Chas. Betcher Co.
Owners Of melon patches report a
brisk transfer OF melons by "under-
ground railway"
Miss Rsa Thosndlke Of Minneapolis,
who lived in Biz Stone some years ago,
is visiting her brother, F. w.
WILHEIMINE.
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Excmr.Ion Rales Cor s.ate Fair.

For the Minnesota Sta,e Fair TO be
held ut Hamlin, excursion tickets will
le sold from all points in Minnesota.
Sept. 10 Is inclusive good to return un-
til Sept. l7th at one fare for round trip.
For the South Dakota State Fair at
Aberdeen, excursion tickets will be sold
from points in South Dakota, Sept. 15 ia
21 inclusive, good TO return until Sept.
23d at one fare for round trip.
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A venerable Chinaman 6f Annoy has
been engaged for 80 years in fashioning
inminiature an elaborate pagoiaof ivory
and stone. It contains upward Of 85, 900
pieces, and when completed, which will
be in about five years, will be sold for
5000
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RAYMOND & s1YMIes1,
General Repair Shop,
TWIN BROOKS . r

oAA's -. IL.
neep second hand extras for nearly al,
Kinds Of Machinery. -
Buy, sell Or trade wagons. bu,o;as
ta ' trucks s'elghs and all kinds Of
t. machinery. We have on hand a.
las lot oil kind Of binders and mowers
a. ~ want your machinery, wagons
&c. repaired, call and see US
hnaa;a' se .aAes' seeders, plows, wagons.
na ss'es. year old horse, Poland Cnina
O0ar' - Guns &c, 70 trade Tor stock
Nv, =. want vt present IN trade 50 old
ouSsies' wagons and carts, one vo,,o 80
"Aen' steercalyes, 20 cows / hsrd 49,,
ro'' a',' w''hon; oven and anything. alsa
'ou nave to'sell Or exchange. 0
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RED FRONT
Chicago horse linimont.
Tropical oil.
Quaker linlmeDt.
Collie cure.
Condition powders.
McLeans Liver and Kidney Balm.
Wine tar lung balm.
Sarsaparila.
Liniment.
German Salve.
Diarhoea balsam.
Cherry cough syrup.
Worm candy.
Blood purifier.
Vermifuge.
Jamaica ginger.
Quinine. Court plaster.
Belladona plaster. McLeans pills
Little giant pills, Camphor, Olive oil.
Castor oil, Sweet oil, Hive syrup
Glycerine, Tint. Arnica Borax.
Tint. Acanite, Alum,
Sulphur, Rosin.
Spts. Turpentine.
Pure Benzine.
Coperas.
Salt Peter.
Keep your eye on RED 'FRONT.'
1t 10 much the best.
Al. ABBOTT.
! Twin Brooks, s. I
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BARGAINS

and in turn Gives His Customers the
Benefit OF the same. "a penny saved is
q penny earned" and you can save great
many pennies on every dollars worth Of
goods you purchase of us. In order to
get the cash to take advantage of the
wholesale market when bargains are to
he had, we must sell for cash, but il do
ing so always give our customers
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1894-08-31

You can save money v3hCes, a
Because, we are the 2 rIe.sorid, aal|
advertised shoes IN w ~ nsne
the value by stamping sn s.cts ~
the bottom, which Prer,s pfod
prices and the middIems.t, s.t,le, esg
equal custom work ~ ave az tbeS
wearing qualities. W. ~ ~ The valr
where at lower prices ~ - subs5
dSs,es sannot supply y0u' :"
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Times
BONANZA!

Yes. we all know that it is hard, very
hard times, and the idea of there being
any bonanza for anybody may at first
thought appear ridiculous. but the pop
ular