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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-03-20

d EST BARGAINS ever given In orange groves,
D houses, city lots. improved and unimprOved
lands. Call on or address III. A. DeLand, De-
Land, Fla.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-03-20

10 whom all correspondence relating to
this Department should be addressed.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-03-20

T HAVE some of the finest Orange Groves and
L Wild Land, Large Sma.properties- Some
in the Indian River section. Send for circular.
o. P. WILLIAMS, Oviedo, Fla.
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FLORAL DEPARTMENT..

EDITED BY WALTER N. PIKE.
~0e~N"' .+t- FLORIDA.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-03-20

EOHN L. NUCKOLS, dealer in Improved and
- Unimproved Real Estate, DeLand, Fla. -
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1895-03-20

ROO FARMS, MILLS, LANDS. city property.
OUU mdse. for sale and exchange. For terms.
write to JOSEPH POLLARD, JR., WASHINGTON.
Iowa.
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sr,.earcasnery a sgare Go.

Matters IN connection with the cream
ar,, have received an impetus during Tie
mat week. aud the necessary amount 81
s,ack has been subscribed to ensure 1he
snccess OF the enterprise. tie stock oelhg
taken almost entirely by farmers VINO
nnaarstand the necessity OF changed
svstem Of farming and are determined 10
,al,a advantage Of the opportunity now
rasantad 70 secure the baneht Of aacream-
arv establishments. The visit 81 ~. >.
Sehafer Of Owa,anna last week, assufea
ia advance of the necessary means 70
80, tha institution ii working ORDER, ana
i, o,t;oo on the purchase Of the large
,,4;, i, tbe north side Of the rail-
.a.a trac,, occupied by Henry Diets has
been secured. !,
maatin. OF stockholders and al
e.no,s interested in the enterprise la
a,,aa G., tomorrow, Saturday, at the
,,+ hanse ut z O'Clock p. NJ, 70 per
,sct the organization, MAKE necessary =
u.n,amen,s for incorporation ana eiee'
nf,;cers Every farmer who can p'ss'ois
~ "a should be ia attendance.
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So.sce FROM I!ac esonrt. af Health.


10 owners and occupants . premises
within the city OF Milhank, 5. ,.
The Board OF Health deem It their
duty and wish 80 take early acton ln
cleaning up and thoroughly disinfectine
tile city Tie spring rs earlier than
usual and al vegetable matter Will con
sequentIy begin TO decay earlier. we
have enjoyed immunity from all con
tagious diseases Tor nearly a year, and
TO prevent a recurrence Ct seaflatlna
or any contagious disease, early and
thorough action is OF prime necessity.
FIRST, ( int all manure heaps and de
caving vegetable matter both III your
cellars and out OF doors, must be remov-
ed and al cesspools and alleys thorough
IN cleaned by tie twenty fifth Of this
mouth Il this is not done the Board
Of Health viii be compelled to cause the
same TO be done at tie expense of the
property owner Q. occupants rs provided
in Section oil Ordinance No 2.
SECOND, all vaults and out houses
must be disintee,ed ~ chloride of lime
or a liberal use OF wood ashes.
The Board of Health believes and ex-
pect the citizens will earnestly cooper
ate with Us in this mater that we may
enjoy another year OF health.
By order Of the Board IF Health
JAMES O'READl, ". D.,
Pres. Board OF l!eatli
II. w. BAILEY, Sec.
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Esiesi

Al the home Of his son, George lgoenm, Jr., Id
fhfs city 81, the evening of April lGfh. Ar.
George ~. !ioeum, IN the Ghth year ot has age
lie deceased was born near Aurora in
New York State, and when boy moved
to Cambridge City, Ind where il 1852
Re was married to Miss Louisa DAVIS,
his surviving wife. N 1865 he removed
from Indiana TO Minneapolis and other
localities in Minnesota, the family llyn s
for number Of years in Carver county
near Norwood, and moving TO this eoun-
tv in 1881, where they have since resid-
ea. The family consists of seven sons
ana one daughter, all OF whom are still
living except the Oldest son. The boys
are George, Harry, Darieus, Miles, Al
pheus and Elbrldge, al grown to man b
estate, and the daughter Sarah is the vie
Of Hon G. 3. Williams Of Marvin.
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R.GsE AND LAW
Surrounded by aiE the Glitter. Cir-
cumsIanCc and FOIie OF Of
fGciaL Life. TWO hsappy
Hearts are Melted
into Ore.

Thursday ot last week the monotony
Of official life at the court house was
broken by very pleasing event, in
which the several officers vacated for the
time beng their posts OF duty in the
desert OF public business and retired
to an oasis where the beauty and rich per-
fume Of orange blossoms filled the air.
1t isn't every day wedding" at the
court house, but on the afternoon OF this
one particular day 1t was, and the APP
plicants for matrimonial honors and emol-
necessary license, and bong found
worthy ana we'll qualitied-beng highly
respected residents Of 4 neighboring
town, the application was granted forth
with. With this authority they appeal
od 10 the county court for relief. Judge
Owen donned his ermine and hastily
gathered hIs faithful retainers around
him, at the head Of whom was the eff
licient Clerk OF Courts Prevey, arrayed in
clean collar and a most benevolent
smile. States attorney LocEhart acted
as brides- maid, and Commissioner
Mitchell gave the bride away in such u
pleasing and diglifed manner that one
would think he had never done anything
else for u living bat perform similar
duties Treasurer Dore acted rs best
pnfrtCap ye I1nnlS Alnrt Al
presented the wedding ring with the
grac Q and elegance OF II Chesterfield.
The only occurrence to MARI the complete
happiness Of the occasion was the en-
forced absence Of superintendent Aldrieh
and Auditor Forsberg, who being them
selves unuitiatea were by tie rules of
the court house excluded from the cere-
many and were made 10 stand in the out
er hall way while the festivities were III
progress, but it is expected that they
will mend their ways IN the near future,
and thus 1T the next affair of this kind
6e prepared to receive al The rights and
benefits aad occupy prominent place
IN tire ceremony lhe two principals III
he Affair were greatly affected hy tie at
tention shown them ~ those honora BE
county officials, and when tho Judge in
his most impressive tones pronounced
sentence according to the code Of South
Dakota by declaring the couple man and
wife, tie verdict met with the most
hearty approval of al present, and gen
eral rejoicing ana shaking Of hands fol
lowed.
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II. w. BAILEY, Sec.

4 meeting Of tile assessors OF the differ
ent townships in the county is called Tor
SATURDAY., April 11ta at the court house
in the afternoon \ the matter o! tax
ing tho census, which falls upon he as
SCISSORS this year will be discussed and
tho work outlined it IS necessary that
every assessor il the county hc present
st this meeting TO receive instructions
and be prepared to perform. the work ~
an acceptable, manner.
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Miss Nina Fansot commences the
! spring term OF school in the Beardsley
district in Grant Center next Monday.
Mr.. Harry iIocum with his wife and
family came down from Aberdeen yes
terday TO attend the funeral OF his father,
The ". c, t. [. will hold It's next
regular neeting on Tuesday afternoon
April is, at lhe home OF Mrs. t. j.. Ely.
4 telegram was received yesterday
from Prot. Wheaton, OF the agricultural
college, stating that he would be present
at the farmers meeting tomorrow at the
court house.
Mr. Port writes home from Chicago
that the surgeons discouraged him from
having any operation performed. a
physician has been giving him some
temporary relief by injections in the af-
iected parts, but the hope Of permanent
benefit is very shght. lie Will probabl y
return home shortly, his daughter Lizzie.
N.uo IS at present III Wisconsin, expects
TO 50 70 Chicago and accompany him up
on his return.
The board Of education held a meet
ing Wednesday afternoon to take under
consideration the matter of arranging for
the accommodation Of the overflow OF
school children about twenty Of whom
could not he seated by present arrange
meut. IT was decided to divide the r-
lant Or primary class into morning
and afternoon digsions-giving all the
benefit of a half day. The new arrange
ment VIII commence next Monday,
The W @. II. U. held a very interest
ing social 1t tie home Of Mr. J. G. Wood
Tuesday evening, where a very aplesant
social time was had and temperance
matters were talked over and plans for
work 10 the coming year when The ques-
ten vt the open saloon Will again be be-
fore he people, were suggested and dis
eussed The y {. I. T. organization
IN tdls locality will be rallying force
Tor Tie friends of temperance in the cam
paisn against the return Of the saloon,
a..al will be the meaus OF starting and
organizing opposition ca tins line to
FIGHT Tie evil
The glorius eastertide Will be celehra,-
"a 1t the II. L church nezt Sunday.
In the morning a sermon viii be preach
Ell Ivy the pastor In commamoratlon Of
the wonderful event that is Of such deep
significance 10 christian people every
where, and d special musical service in
connection Herewith BY the choir. The
evening has been appropriated BY the
SUNDAY school, and the little folks take
possession OF the church with d partcU-
larry fine program of exercises 70 pres
enr 10 their friends Even f you are
not a church attendant You can afford 10
make al exception about easter time Wi4en
all nature is proclaiming the resurrec.
tion truth, aud YOU are cordially invited
10 these services
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Easter Programme.

70 be given by the Congregational
Sunday School, Sunday evening. April
14th, 1895
Overture ....... .........-. oitEestIa.
Opening Chorus The Lord is Risen indeed. ......
school.
Responsive pture Reading ..... Isaiah ~
Chorus-T'ell us the Story OF Laster fa,r. school
nialoeue- Before the Dawn ....... Agnes Wood
Agnes LockLart and Ella Elliot.
Selection Gospel Hymns) orehesfra' 1
Responsive Scripture Reading il. Mark ANl II.
Chorus--We Greet you Happy Faster. Prmaty
Class. 80.
Rectation-W What Is Easter. ..... Bertrice El'fof,
Goyiane Saunders, Helen Wood, Ralph 1raig
and Albert wood.
Selection Gospel Hymna) ......... oschcslra.
DiaL1uue-The Roman Guard Harry letts,
Albert En- pson and Ray Fnrchiid
Solo and Chorus-From starry Heights ..... MISS
Mamie Port. ,.
Responsive Scripture Reading. .alsth
XXNlII-i-9. ,,,.t.
Rcc,,ation-For Hs. Bruce alaaie
brook, Marvin Lockhart, Sidney carr ana
Spencer Kelley. n,n.,
Easter Morn Ill Paradise ,... Aimee c.evelansi
gho-ns Spices from the Lily Beds ...s schoo, !.
Acrosic- He lives Oacc Dead Primary Dept
ssmi chorna Ih The Risen Christ.
closing Chorus -Adieu! Adien... School
Sacred selection .......... .Si>aess-~'
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The Flint 4 Pere Marquette Steamer
Line has resumed regular service be
tween Milwaukee and Ludington and
4 +. M. Route was resumed April list.
Steamers leave Milwaukee daily except
Saturday at $40 p N. arriving at Iud-
Ington 1T 100 a, m. and at Manistee at
8 300 a. IN.
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HOME IIAPp pENINGS.

l. " n
yheat Thursday No. ] Northern
M L; 10. ?, l5c,
Mis- ada Wiseman is spending the
&g| eek With friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. NJ. II Wiseman and daughter
e. ths4 afeut Hutchinson for : .ew weeks
sit.
'Ihe Z. 3. y. viii #pot w;ta Mrs.
BIT, on Thursday, April 18th Ut 30
cIoeN
HUH 8 Ill Johnson moved bis family out TO
n be farm in Big Stone township the first
w Tie week.
lIS Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph 4froerer OF An
y &oyar speut Sunday in the city with rela-
& 3ives aud friends.
ss;I The L. b. S. Will hold u social at the
esdence Of Mr. ana Mrs Rose, Friday
|yenlng, April T.. All cordially invited.
\ number OF railroad officials made a
2ecial trip Of inspection on the WAet
RA one branch t. 5isseton u edhesJaS.
sA Mis- Cora Williams has been quite
II Hirk tie past week with \ badcold which
"a sDacd on hor lungs, bu, she IS now slow
d
u ..''''''' :. ~ ''''.a'' 49, - :
Mffom te INon house on Fourth street
n ~ : 's@'q' ''''e'''1'5 % o'9
...s' = - - s'se' n''e' e''s 'its.' ossne .
- '' - -,
~
:
.'e '5.'.1''1l 81 -APfti' y i''i'"s' o'os't''i''
-, -. 80 80 a. ''s,,''g'
~ '''..9o = - 60 -'s.'
Aiss Eta Cmriek. uha las been
spending a few weals with ler sister,
Hrs n i llicss. returned Monday 10
Dai4ilI, where she Is teaching ID tie
pubic SCHOOLS
X plow WIS stolen fr9n field where
Il Was left standing one Hlalt last week,
but sheriff Williams started ont on Il
humting expedition tAe rex. day and Sc
cured return ot the missing property.
ua,.#.l.o ,.;,,l, .,atat.;,,.=,,,esa..ian af
the earth AND the fHllnees thereof. a
bright little miss, looking for Addison
Corrlnbt. having nut in an annparanee
IL Gran,lna .Iohnson,s last sunday
qh ., :: I,g.n pa.a,l;6t al
.,n,;la.. ol, .nst u.
ea,,sa ho go. ,ho fnast lil4talaay - the
c;t,, o., ,.a,lo eli, ar ina
week to make home life more ENJOY a5le.
!. E. Trainer at BIC Stone CITY Depot
has l,~oe enrnlyof fresh onion seed
tor sale nrice ~ o5 nor nouna; also
4 fun line Of .l,lanet .Ir.n garden drills
cultivators. etc.-also Salzers seeds by
packard or bu}k
~ ,hau -. 90 +bo saoand nine
made a trip to Wilmot last Saturday 70
cross bats with nlne OF chat town, ana
the boys returned home feeling very Ju-
oIlant, having laid out their adVeTsafies
oy score OF y to "a he return game
will he played here one week from TO-
morrow.
The list OF candidates for municipal
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Henry Schafer, who had been men.
toned US Il candidate Tor school treasur-
er, wishes TO announce the withdrawal
of his name as candidate for that posi-
ton.
Nj Bork, tie herd man OF Adams
township, as viii ho seen by referring to
the advertisement has changed the date
for receiving stock at Mllbanb to May
l>t. All interested please take notice.
Capt. smlther was removed from the
home of VIM. Cleveland, where he has
been cared for since his atIijction, to his
! own home, whore ne viii be under the
care OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Martens
| The captain condition remains u.achang-
ed from what it has been for some time
past
At the annual election OF officers of
the Ladies' Aid Society, Mrs. j W.
Eell was electe.. president, MIS-. G. 5.
Kern, vice president, Mrs G.. W. prevey
Secretary, Mrs. James Kerr treasurer.
The next regular meeting VIII b. held
at the residence Of Mrs. Kern Thurs
day afternoon next.
ihe Ep"orlh League social winch was
announced last week to be at The home
OF George Hocum viii De held on next
Friday ayanin1r tha fGta inst AZ thp
home OF " DoWnie. Il IS hoped
, the young Fcop.e VIII not get mixed up
and lost - this change Of date and place
The house can easily be found ~ notlc-
ing the black dog with loud bark.
Don't te afraid 81 tie eeg.
rlsau.hare v,,0 hp s.a, = c,nmp1iea
ton from Sioux Falls to tie Minneapolis
1""fAh'' stating ''laV IVY 't5''s' DIV" ~
Oh 'flls ci's' ~ nos1o1Fs' - ii4' o4' u - -
h'Hiis hls ilad4e= F'Fse'sea ''s o',S ~
Va'ee c'shal7''tes ~. ttie : CO. = '''e
nisaopfic oi '2out u i'ssN'so t : no se'e,
aIo'i = 1l'aSe = 80 pol's' ''sNs -. '''N'
rather browne pe Sas ~ 'sa'4''e !'l'eSo
'he eloeese 81 1'' .'eii ,,.,.',''.' Va, .s'.,e
ia eiiefseie eotNri - to9l> =
II 1'.fe7ess
Mr.. \ J. fairehild, who has fof SO
many year rast Ead ehafse ot Charles
B tcher's lumber ward and other hdsi@
ness in Ail1an.s, severed his fet;'loA5
ul,A Ar. Bateher the fifst q tho week,
end Oh "Wednesday let iof ta1i e3ilta'
Wis, where he enters tie employ 81 the
\. e Foster lumber company bin. ar.
ch.lds fnnily vii remain II Ai1oauR :.
The 3etcher business VII ne 1aNea
charge of by Af ~ l4oqaaeY VINO re-
turned irom WISCONSIN y ~ istss'a5 tot
49,
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So. DAK., APRIL /. 1895

MlIBANK, So. OAK, AFRIL =, 1895.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment
On motion the following bills were
examined and Ill lowed.
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Concerning ".,onoms1l,' which Is
advertised aa fertilizer American
AgsiruIuus' Says This fi0uemcal Is u
lGu.y ground Limestone, and wo do not
t.li.yu Itvou'I DO wg'hcas'ug. much
igf paying iau.y price fog d.
Wise tgal,.p,r viii Iut Do caught
without tho niece airy hives, sections.
count foundation. etc. 10 docs not pay
Go wait until tao lns, minute and then
be- compelled TO telegraph ios goods.
EuI L,ghorns are a new breed pos.
srsiug many good points
Every ono who attends q thrashing
machine EuGws how dingraalhlp the
dust is To oLyia'r this . Pennsylvania
genius has iuytatnd cyclone dust col.
luctOf which collects the dust aud blows
20 through o canvas tube ont OF the barn.
Some of the largest farms aud cattle
ranches In Kansas aud western Texas
.ro murlgsd iy w1u,n.
Tho tig alfalfa growers Of Colorado
o,timg'c that thoy can pat up hay at 50
cents y0r o."
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Established 1873. Incorporated 1888.

DIRECTORS;
Wilford Woodruff. President.
Geo. Q. Cannon, Vice.PfesldenL
Joseph F Smith, George Reynolds.
Angus NJ. Cannon. Heber J. Grant,
lanes lack, Lorenzo Snow.
r. 6. Weber, Francis NJ Lyman.
II. .. Clawson. l.. John Nuttall,
George NJ. Cannon.
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OBITUARY NOTES.
CHARLES NowLAS.

ANANAHAHH HHFN AHNafH
Union, Utah, juno H., lsl5.-Charlos
Nowlan was born In Ireland, August -,
1911, died June n, 1875. la hts boyhood
he was appfanuccd 10 n blacksmith but
in bis carly life 40 went 10 sea as sailor.
Amer returning from sea no settled down
iu Liverpool and went TO work at his
trade, whore he married his wife Gather
Inc, AfUr this hO moved 60 London
whore no heard tho Gospel preached by
Elder Elisha Davis where he aud his wife
woro baptized by him. lilo cmlgptcd
with hi, wife to Now York about the
year lsis, and worked there ~ his trade
ono year and thon moved tn ~. Louis,
Mo-, and worked there about year,
then started up the river TO Winter
Quar,eTs. lilo was ON tho steamboat
Nhcn tho boiler exploded and tho boat
sunk; by this accident he lost n
considerable sum OF money which
ho had IN one OF his trunks. lie resided
at Winter Quarters about three years
raising crop, and working a. his trade,
repairing wagons anu Otherwise assisting
the emigTant- 10 start across tho plains
for U,ah, lie crossed the plains Ia 1851
aud settled at Union, Salt Lake county,
where he again worked NJ his trade and
farming. lilo helped to build tho old
Union Fort wall He went with his
team aud wagon loaded with provisions
and clothing out on the Plains 10 assist In
bringing In the handcnrt companies that
were caught In the snows'orms late In
the fall; also went out IN the mountains
TO meet Johusou'H army. il0 moved
with tue saints to tho springs located
between Paysou and Saulnquin, Utah
county, nj tho time Of the move In 1855.
Aflor tho difficulty with tho government
aud JOhnson's army was settled, ho
moved back TO his home at Union, aud
followed his occupation Of farming aud
b acksmithlng, llo returned to Ireland
on visit 10 his relations and friends la
the year 1873, aud when he came back he
brought his brother George with him.
lie was greatly respected by all olnsso.
Tor his generosity, kindness aud honesty,
aud had q good word aud advice for
everybody. lilo donated tho land on
which the Union mofiing house now
stands 10 the ward. 10 died from old
age, ahcr lingering illness OF ton
weeks, and was buried in tho Union
cemetery On Thursday, June 18th. lie
leaves wife and son and daughter to
mourn his loss.
Funeral services were hold over his
romans In tho ward house, whore tho
Bishop aud others spoke OF his good
deeds aud generous liio aud character.
io was followed TO tho cemetery by
about twenty-five carriages. A. lifetime
OF his death he held the ofiioo OF seven.
iy-l COMMUSiCATrD.l
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Personal Mention.

Superintendent and Associate Re.
coiver Bancroft OF the Union Pacific
arrived home this morning after =
businoss trip east.
Hon. George +. Miller, Of SEWER
county aud lalo member TO tho Consti.
tutloual convention, was eeen on the
streets Of tue capital today. MIR. Miller
will be better remembered rs the icy.
elone gentleman from the south" by
reason of his nsry speech on the
evils Of intempbrance.
Hon. Herman Strauss, OF Lsadyille,
Colorado, Ia visiting relatives In ihi
city aud incidentally lJoEing alter
property Interests which he has here,
Mt. Strauss 10 VI tns opinion that this
region has great future.
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Effeetive juno ] Ath. 1sOB
JTan.s <riiu and Dspaff a. Sail La.s
Cnl DuNt, a. ggHssfs


gran.s lrItt, aud Dspasf az Sail La.s
Chl Duht, a. GgHssfs
ArNtvs
FROM III Eastern poisis .............. 80 sm
Iron HATTIE. foriiaus. ssn ran.
c'tco ani ~ lea. ..........a..a1 % a 10
From ail Eastern points, iATE Cay
andugian. .......,s........,........ ~ p lu
Prom san ItArciseo. Carne VALLEY.
ogden tnf intofmsdlAis points : IS - W
'trom Milford, Juab. Proc. sAnpt,s,
aud Asa,........................ 10 o ~
iron Terminus sbd roosls............. W y ni
nrrAHt
For ogden. Cscho valley Park Ctr
Aui q Eastssn points ...........,, N ru
Tor uTtsn FuJ intermediate poins fOlA m
Tor Osdsu. ,utefmoilAia po.uts
and san Francisco ............... 2 /, . u
Tor OGDEN, all poiuu east, Hutts, Por.
land. aud san franoise0. IS . To-
'Tor fufets. Provo, tAupsta Waller
Nepht juAb aud frisco ..... -. Is 4 IN
Tor Tootls and Termiuuf............ Z - an
'rrsins south Of jua1 run daily except
sunday.
Daily sSesp, Sunday
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lalu's tnrc Powder. Soc, NAlc'a Heauty soap.
4.r Nur Yale, Health and Complexion spe.
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CItI TIckel OINtp, 2Ol NaIn Slt,l

Through Pullman Palace stoepers Lates
Improved Tolrht slcepcfs. Free Rociinip
char Cars Elegant bay goAches,
Telephone l3l
4. D., ntKLEr. Gent AT pAslrr Dspl
d. DICKINSON. General Manager
81. lOhAN, v, a. a 4. AEauL
?. ~, n. CLARK,
OLIVER W. MINK
X kLLERl ANDERSON yReesIVsr,
JOHN N. DOAsE.
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