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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-12-13
g 0 m mi . 81 ON er's Sale d
Real Estate.
No. 1897.
= Ralland n a.

W. In partition
BENJAMIN johnson ct al,
Notice - hereby given that by virtue
Of an order and decree Of the Du ,oi,
Circuit Court, made 1t September term
1895, thereof, the undersigned commits.
sioner appointed by said court TO make
sale Of real estate in the above entitled
cause, will sell 1t public auction on the
premises, 1t the town Of Hillham. Du.
bois county, Indiana, at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ. on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 2sth. 1895
The following described real estate situ,
sted in Dubois county, Indiana, to-wit
The southwest quarter Of the north,
west quarter, and six and two-third
(6ss acres Cd Of the west side Of ths
north-east quarter OF the north-wes,
quarter, and six and two-third (8s,)
acres on Of the west side Of the south,
east quarter Of the northwest quarter
The northwest quarter Of the south.
west quarter, and six and two-third
(611s) acres Oh Of the west side OF the
northeast quarter Of the southwest
qnaSter; And also, the southwest quar-.
Ter OF the southwest quarter. All Of
the above real estate IL in section No.
thirteen (l3), township No. one az,
north, range No. three (3), west, and
contains 10 acres more or loss, Except
ing from said real estate 5000 Of an
acre heretofore sold to VIM. DnbinR.
and particularly described in his deed
recorded IN Recorders once OF said
co09EYs n deed record Il, pages IS 4 6a.)
TEENS OF SALE.-One-fourh OF
porehases money TO Be paid cash, the
lessoue - three equal payments, ct six,
Ewe1se and eighteen months. purchseer
Iiving notes for deferred payments.
bearing . per cent. intersx from date.
waving relief, and with GOOD freehold
'urety to the commissioner approval.
Bale 70 begin 1t 10 o'clock A. M.
SOLOMON w. CLAPP.
Commissioner.
TaAvLos z Hrxrsa, Atsornsys.
Nov. =, looe-lw.
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The Dsmeatic County Conven-
tons will be held al over Indiana
on Jan. 4, 70 appoint delegates to .
State Convention TO be held Jan. g.,
1895, TO re-organise the State Com
mittee.
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STATE OF IHDIANA,
COUNTI OF DUBOIS ="
D0bois Circuit Court. Ds< ember Term. lse.
Bailey I. Wade. Admir- Of the estate OF George
Cox, deceased.
Elizabeth J. Cox. Josish Cox, Levi Cox, et al.
rhe plaintiff in the above entitled cause.
having nled his complaint therein. together
with an af1davtt. that defendant Levi Cox -
. non resident Of the State Of Indiana Now,
therefore. the said defendant, Levi Cox, 10
hereby notified that unless he b.. and appear
ON the Nth day OF the mex term Of she Du-
bois Circuis Court. lthe same being the slss
day OF Jan. 1856 60 be holden on the last
IN December, 1880, 1t the court house
in Jasper. il said county and state, and an
swer or demur to said complaint, the same
will be heard and determined Al in his Absence.
In witness whereof, I hercunto set
(sKAL) my hand and seal Of said court,
this lice. 18th, 1855.
HERMAN ECKERT. Clerk. d.. c. c.
~ : Cox, Atty.
Dc "A, yo-Ss.-p {. g.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice
70 all who are indebted to him by &C.
count, to call and settle, either by cash
or note, cash preferred; and TO those
Who are indebted to him BY notes past
due, TO come and pay the same BY Jan.
], 1895, OF ! shall be compelled TO put
them in oficen' hands for collection.
and may have to collect them before that
time. Highest market price will be ii.
lowed, in settlement, for all kinds Of
country produce.
GBoRGs HAsRxoUR.
C~elegtine, July 5, '06-6m.
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SoLD.-Mr. H. Pfau has sold his
poultry business in Jasper 70 Mr..
c. +. Jean, commission merchant
Of Evansville, who has also bought
the ones 1t Huntingburg and Boon
vile. Mr.. Jean will continue the
business At each place.
Mr.. August Ramsbrok, one Of the
Oldest millers in southern Indiana,
Thursday sold his interest in the
Star Mills Of this city to Mr.. Bern
hardt Wendtholt, who resides on a
farm near St. Henry. The news
created . great deal Of surprise
among our citizens, and was hardly
believed BY many, ~ no one had
any idea that the veteran miller
even thought Of retiring from the
business .-Independent.
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rA1morD' Home
ION Mill stress. jasper, Tnd.)
PHILIP KA0TN0 III PrOpsr.

This c0mmodious hotel has been thorough.
o~verhauled, and reneeed new throuvhout
and 10 now pen for public n~tsrtairmene
The table viii always be found well su pDlled.
and prices Will be reasonable.
"A good stable for farmers horpes. ana
cheap feed.
= good bar. we'll supplIed with the choicest
liquors and cigars, n polite attsnsion a.
pss, Z. ~ P9ILlp KAs5HIa.
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notice OF k1nal settlement.
In the matter OF che estate OF John Ander
son. deceased. In the Dubois Circuit court,
December term, 1s6.
Notice 10 hereby given that Alexander An.
derOOn ~ Administrator OF the estate OF
John Anderson. deceased. has presented and
0fed his account . vouchers in nnsl set.
tlement of said estate, and the same win
come UP for examination and action Of said
Circuit court on che Yesh day Of Decem.
Der. lSo, q which time all heirs, creditors or
lsgasees Of said esease are required TO ap-
pear In said Court and show cause, u any
there BE-, Why said ncsOunt and vouchers
should not be approved. And the heirs OF
said estate are also hereby required se the
time and place af0ressid. 90 appear and
proof Of their heinhip.
ALExANDEk ANDERSON, Admr.
v. = GREKNB. Atty for Adm
Dec. eeh, lsH6.-1ws
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The lowest ticket rates to the West, as well
rs folders and general information, Will be
furnished on application to the undersigned.
See that FOUR ticket reads via the Al
Line" ". 4. AR't. Jasper
X. A.. CAMPBELL, GEM Pass. Agent.
w. NJ. BONAR, Trav'g Pass. AK't, st, Louis.
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EVANSVILLE DIVISION.

ROCKPORT DIVISION.
Is 20 q ~
pm. pm. am. am. am. pm.
800 ll.n SIS Nv. Lincoln Ar. us ll.U rs
1000 1850 1000 Ar. Rock por Lv.6.l5 1915 6.l0
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Celestine, July 5. '96-6m.
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rwp KILLED
And Nnmbsr IrItr"d Ia - Collsinn ."
the PSun.yiVNnia Road,

And Number IuI irrd Ia CnIlisiou OF
the P-uu.yiVNnla Road,
ALTOONA, PA, Oct. rwomsn we're
killed and Que fatally aud several
slightly injured in wreck on the Mar
tinsburg branch OF the Pennsylvania
railroad to-day. Tie dead are
W. +. Good, Of Henrietta, fireman Of
tho Msrtin.bur. train, killed instantly,
aud ]. q Wooiring, OF Tyrone, tron'
brakeman Of the water train, bpth lcs'
cut of and head crushed.
The wreck occurred between the Mar.
tinsbnrg miKst train, hauling milk aaI
Altoona shop workmen. and water
train. mile west vi this city. lha
water train. consisting oil several tank
cars, had been ordered 10 proceed 10
tho IS" switches, near HolldaTIburg
10 get water for the Altoona shops, AMI
was jn,t pulling IRON a siding TO the
main track when the Mar;niburg train
came around the curve at full speed.
Tue collision completely demolished
both locomotives and dsrailsd several
Of the tank cars. The passenger cars
kept the track. The following wste IN.
jured
David Arthur, Of Altoona, engineer Of
the Mnrlin,burg train, badly sca.dei
and injured Internally, cannot recover.
Henry blackburn, engineer oil tue
wafer train, seriously, but not fatally
hurt,
William Jones, OF Burket Station,
passenger. wa, thrown through door
ynd painfully injured.
benjamin Weyandt, OF Roaring
Spring, a passenger, badly cut about
arms
Conductor Davis, Of .he passenger
Train. escaped Wit, slight Injuries \
number oi others were more ut less cut
bv hyin. glass, A confusion Of orders
Is responsible Tor the accident, which is
tho most FERROUS that over occurred on
the Altoona division.
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A. Il. \. CLAIMS
That Il Is tho Dominant PoWsr In Politics.
n.anIniinnn M lie 81. Lnnia MnnIln..

That lt Is tho Dominant PoWeT In Politics.
RESOLUTIONS NJ the 81. Louis Meeting,
ST. LouIs, Oct, l0.-Ths members Of
the American Protective Association in
session horo perfected .hs organization
Of she National Advisory Board, by the
election Of Judge Il, II. D. Stevens, Of
Detroit, a. president; &. W. Vantossen,
Of Tacoma, Wash, vice president, aud
Rev. James d, Duan, OF Boston, socrc-
lary.
IN tho addresses made the 4. +. A,
was declared To DO the dominant and
controlling power IN many cities. 1t
was claimed by tho speakers that saw,
oral states can now DO sWayed from one
Of tho great national parties 10 tho other
through the weight nj the A. r. A.,
which holds the balance OF power and
is able 10 dictate politics. Having capt
urod mauy cities aud gained recognition
in a number OF states. the association is
now turning lis al,ealiOn 10 tie nR'
lional government,
The following revolutions and reports
we're adopted: I'VE recommend that
an executive committee be- created, com.
posed OF thirteen members OF this
board, the chairman, secretary, treas
urer and vice president TO 20 officers,
and nino members to bs APPOINTED by
tie chairman. We recommend that
the advisory board, through It's exeeu'
tive committee, collect all reliable in
formation concerning the views, atlilia'
tinns aud record OF all presidential and
and viea presidential candidates, and
"pos'ihiliiips' in all political parties,
and alter collecting aud formulating
same, "a iuygish the Information to the
executive boards Of the states, TO be ny
them. disseminated among the suborll.
nate councils OF the Or,ier, where 81.
psrior councils are not organized,
"RS'plui, That .he board advises the
members ni the order 10 vote for tho
nomination. 10 Office on party tickets oi
the party they affiliate with, aud 10 vote
tor the election OF candidates only who
are ia thorough accord with, aud viii,
II elected. support tIs following prln'
ciples: Reduction OF immigration 10
debar all undesirable persons; extern
sion OF time for naturalization; an eIu'
caitonal qualification for suffrage; the
maintenance OF one general nOn'aecta''
ian trca pnblic school syslemi no public
funds or public property Tor teclarIan
purposes; taxation OF ell property no,
owned aud controlled hY the hubble;
the opening to Official inspection III oil
private schools, converts, monaItcties,
hospitals ani aIl institutions Of au edn
rationai and refofmStoty character; no
support given for any public position 10
any person who recognizes primal
allegiance to any foreign or ecrlo,iasu'
cal power; public lauds Tor actual set
Element by American citizens only"
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Report That the Pope Iin, I',uHd Il Letter
Coud-mnin= Congresses 81 Religion.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct lG.-Pope Leo has
written an important letter to tho
Catholic hierarchy Of America. con.
dcmain, tho nsssmbla:o, ot c3nsrsaasr
vi religion. Tho letter nag boon deliv-
cred to Archbishop Ryan, OF this city.
and TO all other atchbshops. II was
the main subject C0n,idorcl NJ the 70.
cent assembling Of the archbiRhopi AZ
asbirgton, but tito efforts at secrecy
wer1 succcssiuI in Keeping the popo'-
letter from publicity. What steps tho
archblshons took cannot DO learned.
but with tho views Of tho pope ihns
clearly expressed It is doubtless that
tbs American church will anathemRtllr
congresses ul religion IN the plmc way
that an Introduction was placed on
Catholic participation in tho khight,
Of Pyth!as, Odd Fellows and other se.
cFet s1cIeilos,
The congress Of rel iriouq hold at Chi.
Cago, Rs feature Of tho Worlds Fair,
was tho most notable gathering Of tia.
character Ia recent year.. bringing to.
arihor not only tho many seGs oil
Christianity, but also iiindp0.. Brah.
mln', BudihsIs and Thoo,yphist'. lno
gathering was 80 notable that ,.s pto.
jec.ors have expected 1t would load u
further congresses, merging all sOcli
aud crcrha.
Whether Purc fgo's dt,rnproyni Il
particularly IN reference u tho Chicago
congress cannot h1 learned, bnt ~ that
was tho last aui by irr tho most con.
'pieuous Gathering Of the Kind, tho lot.
tnr will bo Vowed with special roIcronco
30 ID.
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nErUl.ntCNN nNAGuE
Headquarters To hu AIoVud 10 Washington.
iowa Plan ~ OrslmEltiun

headquarters To bu AIoVad to Washington.
iowa Plan ~ 0rGlmEltion.
Cuckoo, Oct lG-Atter an Informal
conference Of members OF the national
committee Of the Republican League at
tho Wellington hotel to-day, the 70.
moVal OF tho headquarters OF the
league from Chicago to Washington
Wa' practically decided upon. The
formal meeting OF the committee was
held this afternoon. IN addition TO the
removal question, tho committee was
asked to adopt tho Iowa plan OF orgaui-
zGIion. George A. Mcintyre, oil Shoil
R,cE, Iowa, who is the chairman OF the
leagues committee on organization,
presented the Iowa plan to the meeting,
The main features OF the pla1 are con-
gressioual district and county leScues.
Those pre'ent a. the meeting to-day
were ten. I. l. McAlpin, \. ";
President; ox-SecreiSry 4. H. Hum
nhreyy New Iork; Albert Campbell,
liz ;, u. Conway. Iowa; + q. Gray,
Kansas; r. ]. Crawford. Kentucky /;
John Goodnow. Mimi; Albert NJ. Leo,
Miss George W. Rpch' Penn. Charles
u. Barker, :. D.: Charles B. Peck,
Texas; II. ". Rand. Wisconsin; George
Chri.i. Ariz1uia; I. England, Oklaho'
ma, and ". d McWillams, OF the Re-
publican college league.
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LOYAI.nHGION.
GsusrNl Gibboa Defeats General Miles
tor GrAud Commander.

GsusrNl Gibboa Defeats General miles
foe GrRud Commander.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l6.-ThS command.
ery.in.chist Of the Loyal Legion Of the
United States met in biennial session
a, the Arlington hotel to-day. Gen.
l.ucius Fairchild, grand commander,
presiding. There were sSyenty.seyen
delegates present, representing every
state Of the Union except Oregon.
Three were aspiranls for election To
the office OF grand commander aad the
first ballot resulted as follows: Gen.
Miles, u votes; Gen. John Gibbon, 10,
and Gen. Swayne, II. ten. sWaynO's
name being dropped, Gen. Glbbon was
elected on tue second ballot, receiving
30 votes to 20 for Gen. Miles. Sen,
Miles lacked only one vote Of election
on the fret ballot aud It is believed
would have succeeded on the second,
but for the superior age Of Gen. Gibbon.
which influenced many OF tho delegates
who otherwise would nave cast their
ballots for Miles 30 vote Tor Gibbon.
4 committee, consisting Of Gems. Hub
bard and Nnrney. Mai. Hayden aud
Coils. Woodward aud Davis. was ap.
pointed to pass upon the eligibility OF
applicants for membership.
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BY local applications, ne they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF tho ear
There /, ouly one oae wav to euro deaf.
ness, and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness i' caused 10y an ia.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
Of the EnF,aclian Tube When THIS
Iuhe gets infamrd you have rumbins
sound or Imperfect hearing, and When
/. is entirely closed deafness is the re-
.ult, and unless tho inflammation eau
TO takon out aud TIN, tubs restored tn
its normal condition, hearing will DO
destroyed forever; nine ca'cs out OF ten
arc caused by rAiRrrh. wnIrh is nothing
but All inAlmed condition 0! tho mucous
sufincO'.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness tcau'cd by cSiarrhl
that cannot De cured by Halle Catarrh
euro. Send for cifcular,, ireo.
7. j. CUEYN 4 Co, Toledo, q.
B1S-Sod by Druggists. Zoe
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frtal D1DI'st 10 ne Hsiiys1st
KIyawpop. ", vA, Oct. lG.-!Ien.
jamin II. sinsoll. editor and proprietor
oi the Oakland Republican,. was united
in marriage this evening to Miss
Lillian q. Morris. 4 charming aud nupu.
lar youug lads OF this town. Rev. DR..
j. w. butler. Of 1t. Marks Lutheran
church, oakland, performed the core.
tnouy at tho home oil D. Y. Merris, the
brides parents. II was beautiful aud
notable wedding. 4 number Of nromi.
nent people OF this town were tho
ensats. An elaborate wedding supper
WaAseryod. after which The couple LETT
for a visit 10 eastern ciiioa Miss Nor.
ns, who IL niece Of lion. Wnitman 4.
Wiley, is a great iayoriio in society, and
4, an accomplished young lady. Mr.
Sinsell 10 well IN Ia his profession aud
belongs to one Of tho best families at
Oakland.
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BNEuNonf, oct no Tho directors ri
tho Baltimore d Ohio rIlrpaI to-day
decided not T., pny dIvlinuip oil coin
mon stock l1r tNln alk months on1ing
June $50 Inil They IHnnl a alalcmonl
saving That tho earnings for tina pofI0i
exceeded ~ nof rant, but that TINY
deem II adysabDolo hold Tho money Tor
Oll0f purpOaOg,
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L,,sr, ounc'r ,roo ,rr

spsc.a' D5paiti 10 n, IqHl'.Uier
HuSuSoroS. W. Va, Oct. l6.-Liyely
times prevailed at last nights council
meeting. Officer George Anderson,
WHO q week ago fatally shot John
Burns, rendered his resignation aud
made speech in which he scotcd some
oi thu newspaper mUn, Councilman
ChnlIin scored tho police who wore do
tended by Councilman Shively and OK
element reigncd for time and matters
looked serious. No ono was appointed
70 Tho ynrhnnN
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Those who have used Dr.. Kings New
Discovery know It, value, aud those
who have not, havn now tho opportunity
iotry ilirco. Gallon thOadyCttupd drug.
riats aud got Trial bottle FREQ. send
your name and address to IT, Il, tuck.
len & Co., Chicago. aud ucI sample box
NJ d. Kings New lilr, Pills ifuc, ~
VOL M copy 81 Guide 10 Health and
Household Instructor itco All oi
which ia guaranteed 10 do You good aud
cost you nothing at Logan Drug Co.'s
drugstore,
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DiStfnming kidney aud bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours bY tho "NEw
GRrAr soUrn ANEmcNS RlDSEY CuGG"
This new remedy Is great surprise on
account OF lie exceeding promptncsS IN
relieving pain to the bladder kidneys,
back Rad every part Of the urinary pass.
nge In male or female. II relieves ra.
tcnlion Of water aud pain in passing 1t
almosi Immediately. lIyou want quick
roliel and euro this 10 your remedy,
Sold by X II. List, druggist, Wheeling.
~ IA
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SAY. why don't you try De Witts Lit.
tie Early Risors2 Those little pills cure
headache, Indigestion aud consultation.
They're small, but do tue work. Logan
Drug Co.. Wheeling, W. Va. u. !. Pea.
body, Benwood, and BowiO x Co,
bridgeport, Y. >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

Tie best salyO In tho world for cute,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhcnm, icyer
aorcs, tottor, ehapPed hands, ohtlblaiR1,
corn'. aud nil skin ernnttons, aud posi-.
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II it guaranteed TO give perfect sAtisiac.
ton Or money refunded. Price Is
cont, por box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company,
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lrs lust as easy TO try Ono Minute
Cough Cure NJ anything else. la
easier 10 euro a severe cough or cold
with H. let your noNi purchase for 4
cough bc ono Minute Cough tuu. bot.
ter medicine; better results; better
try n. Logan Drug o., Wheeling, W.
Va, II. 4. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie
4 Co., Bridgeport, .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-17

I1'H7 NNT1'N n N TlV7UJUffI
iluyrISgros, oct TO- Efforts ara 10.
Ing made hero to establish a tobacco
waronouro In TIL, city Tor the purpose
oi storing tho wcod and creating O sort
nj tobacco exchange or market, There
arc Cincinnati paroles behind the pro.
lprt.
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MUNYON'S
GOLD AND COUGH CURES
Promptly Enao'ual in Curing Grip,
Colds aud Coughs aud suro Pre-
voutlVo OF Pneumonia aud All Lang
Diseases.

Munyon's Cold Cure will positively
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hours il taken as soon as the cold ap.
pears, When the cold reaches the lungs
and there is cough and oppressed breath.
ing Munyon's Cough Cure used Ia alter.
nation With the Cold Cure every half
hour will effect an Immediate euro.
When there is pain in the cnes. Nun
Yon's Pla'ters will give great relief and
act as protection, These remedies are
a Iura preventive OF pneumonia aRd
lung troubles.
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with dangerous drugs? Why not try
Munyon's New and Improved llomUi.
pglhic Home Remeiies2 A separate
specific for each disease, Absolutely
harmless. Positive aud permanent
cure. At druggists, 2icsuIG a bottle,
Personal letters TO Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia. Pa, answered
with free medical advice for any diaease.
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JOS. HORNE 6 co.,
Penn Ave, and Filth St., Pitts blfsh.
g'upR'DAy, Oct II 1895.
VISITORS TO PITTSBURGH
Exposition
THIS WEEK

will find our store especially
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1t is the finest store building
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fort for our customers,
Besides, we are offering
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and seaSonable goods for
Men, Women and Children's
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Less Prices
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chasers are assured that
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liable.
Don't miss seeing Pitts
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The Business Man should bear In
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2 We mako Blank Books, Special
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odIoais. etc, in fact. DO everything
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Drop a postal card or call up br
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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1895-09-07

Bossism is q curse. Using government
Is . blind for private plumber; sapping
it's very life by subtle appeals to patriot.
ism. turning the thinking citizens
into q piece of automatic machinery. and
thus striking at the very root of free in
stitutions-these are the methods Of the
political boss, and they inevitably tend
TO the moral and physical degradation Of
the body polite. But there are some
things even worse than bossism-yea
worse than . thousand bosses-when q
great people give themselves up. mind,
heart and soul to 8 band Of r~ascals. trail
tors,~ hypocrites, political assassins and
social midnight thieves-men who put
behind them all sense Of honor; who
hover like vultures over the field Of pc.
litical c~arrion; who scout at the idea that
righteousness exalteth q nation" and
who by their thoughts and acts remind
their countrymen Of the Russian proverb:
"Christ Himself would have stolen II
his hands had not been nailed to the
ross."-Philadelphia Record.