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THE EMPIRE
Department. Store |
EVsE CHANGING AT?sAsIl!Ns,

For Saturday March 8 h. the necessary
scythe is hurled without mercy its kosn-
ness pass through the very yicals OF use.
ful merch nils mbl zoheL blahereads,
moot nj 9)iuto D4t gatns. pleasing 'GurIs
osi los Ior Saturday.
SOC for fast Uia1k. ilnl weave gloria
cloth umbrella with pretty natural wood
turned handles. and crook handles. 26
inch. regular price ~ 90
SO nehes wde extra he " twllled fancy
colUred iickings, suitable Tor Deis, avn
ings, Or coverings. free from any starch,
and guaranteed fast color l5j4c yard,
worth 22e
For Saturday pure silk yelling with
dots or plain ~ g q yard. On same day
we will give you another hargaln. In veil.
lag. extra tine pure silk yelling double
width, chenille dots sold everywhere Tor
75c for Saturday 3lc yd.
good quality oi bed ticking 10 a I'D.
GlSC will buy extra line quality lndIan
Linen worth l5o a yd.
BLACK AND CoLoRED DRESS GOODS.
One counter full OF Henriettas, serges,
Cashmeres fancy deslRns in all cOlOrs,
full double width. 80. IS and 40o values
for lSc yd.
Here's little OF what's awaiting.
GREAT STOCKING BARGAIN.
l5c quality ladies' hose at 70 pair.
500 quality ladies' hose at l6c pair
l2i9e.qnality misses hose q 80 pair.
Gents Hermsdof dye. (no s-ums) stock
ings. II fade return them, !: NJ II pair. also
mixed eoiors at same prize. regular 25o
goods.
Ladies' waists. laundrled 60 | ,rs aud oufs
attached shlrroi front aud bucG desp yoke
well worth 5l0O for 49o.
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a good saleeton of flrnitare will be
sold al public sale On Tuesday nax. at No.
1l2l West street purior -uit aud car.
pet aie offered at a bargain
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MARnIAGEs.

SEQ ladies' fur trimmed coats, winter
weight. 10 close out at Sc. LIppINCorTs
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Tho wildiiowsr cleared to day With
cargo OF rude petroleum Tor France.
Ihe pay car went down the Delaware
+. division to day.
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E|l|'TI()N
7s ) aEnr TRUST.

Y. 1A6 sugar Trust.
-Nxw fcrx, March 1.-THE directors OF
Gle Sugar Trust met this afternoon and
dcola1ed a regular dividend of per cent.
Including income tax. This Is an increase
and the stock went up from 9i@S to 959I.
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Sen 'Auben. Sen.4ubsu. Sen-Aubeu Sen
liCequal as d sc, cigars. Durstelu, 3
East Second stTsat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

Coc0Nnut Kisses.
A dainty confection. assorted ilavors.
zoo 10. Try them. Wilmington Candy
Co., 224 Market street.
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An An MONT IrRY.

Judge Cullen charged the Jury In the
Butterworlh Va, CUntow cuse during the
session. The testimony was reviewed tn
full and saIu that II Conrows intention
IN the loiters wn9 TO iuiure ButterwortE
he should recover. 1t was = 4j .. III. whom
the jury went ont and upon not return.
tnE at u n'ciuca tho body wul loG&el up
for the night,
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eufurIn,.lInrrI, an
Tho Weather.

Call at the Wilmington Candy Co.. 224
NJ arket street, for box OF mixtures, 20,
25 OF SOC To-. for Sunday.
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Clay worstelS. long cutaways to order
$50. Piers0n. the tailor vi Market St.
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THE TEMPERATURE.

The thermometer at the REPUBLICAN,
Office to-day;
: O'clock. I2 o'clock. 2o'clock,
a. 46 80
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FIFTY. EDITION,
A,D.v.- r..,,.x

1T UbVtF TO-1nYs
MIR. Addloks, Judge Ball and l.. O. Van
degrift Arrived here at noon to day.
Representative Walker. who has bean
Ill for the last few daye, was unable to pe
In the House when the vote was taken for
U. s. Senator. Representative sypherd
was also absent.
The vote for Y, s. Senator to day was as
follows
Higglns NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. D
Addjcls s................,....... 9
Wolcott. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Massey ......................,. 4
Turmoil. .............,........
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: ,n,,.r Car, 90 eer,. : pound.

Which the Wilmington Candy Co.. ssA
Market street makes are such nice eating
the combination of selected materials.
carefully prepared aeeounta FOR It In fact
all their candies are becoming more and
more popular.
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NJ plICii-fs Ii CrCby given that l. james T.
IN Leach Will apply to The Legislature, at
Its present Cssiou. foT a divorce. vIncu o
InBtrimUnlI. from my vile. Christiaua LeIc h
n5-ln' JAMES Il. LEACH.
AAYANTED-By an experienced dressnnker
w position TO do sew. ing by the day or
week. Address H. Is. NJ. Newport bel
ms. 2ts
NJ ANTED-Good farm hlnds want places
w with or without tenant houses.
colored man and wife want places for farm
and housework. y good girls want plGcrs
for housework. also experienced chamber
fmals want places. Apply Al Whining on
I intelligence Onice. mS.lts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-03-08

For puIe milk and cream. go to No. los
W 18th street. deliyetsd in Jars aud cans
to all pAC.s OF tue city,
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HOOPEH'S ANOOiAE r; i;::: ;i:::::::: ::r.:::
- DlaI Iu'li.
wilmington Cnp,ls Co..

Wilmington Candy TO-.
o2i Market street make chocolate covered
English plum puddng that is a delicious
CONNECTION. 4Jc. ID.
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nnrsE 2 .oCEEDlNGs.
rlibu.terlng on App ropriations to Al
low Congressmen Clerks the Cause

FiIibnsterlng on App roprlations to Al
low Congressmen CLERKS the Cause.
WAsHlNGroN. Fen 9-D.scussing
and 6ilibuster.ng on an appropriation
10 allow congressman clerks at sl,2oJ
nar annum. brought forward as an
amendment TO the legislative appro-
nriation bin, retarded materially the
nrogress on that measure IN the
bouse II being evident that a vote
on the proposition was Impossible
The bill was. later in the day, lait
sside and other business considered
nntiI adjournment President I.eve.
iand's message advising congress oI
an arrangement TO sell so+'4oJ'tol :
ner cent bon IS was received IN
| tIigbt approvals Of applause on tae
! Demoeratic side Speaker q Tsp
nromptly referred the message 10 the
! committee on ways and means. mere
was DO debate 90 It's reference ana no
| outspolen objection.
on motion Of Mr.. Richardson Of
Tennessee the senate bin proyidlu
Tor the immediate relief Of The spner
mo moor Of the District ot Io'uAo''
was passed.
"a. sr,oe's Cream Baking Pc''
WOrld's Fair Highest Award
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NEWS NOTES.

Henry A. Y. Post and Thomas Car
michael Of New York were appointed
receivers Of the Hicks stock Car com
pany by Judge jenkins.
The tug Welcome has returned 10
Milwaukee without having discovered
the missing men. She coursed mp and
down the coast for twenty miles from
shore.
senator Lodge by request has IN
troduced a dill ia the senate 10 pro
vide foe the issue Of Sl,25O, 900 900
worth Of bonds payable i1 gold coin
at ~ per cent interest 20 run from
ten 10 twenty five years
The National association Of poplar
lumber dealers and manufacturers
met in Cincinnati Friday. Reports
showed that business had been un-
profitable for two years and plan
wa- presented for a national corpora
tlou with division Offices in various
lumber sections
While digging out a snowbound
train on the Pennsylvania road neal
larr sburg, ten man were run down
b. section Of the Pacific express
I"o were killed instantly, two in
Jure SO badly that they lived but
short time. and fifth is at the city
hosp tat VIII q fractured skull.
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coLo TO ss DELIVERED.
Contrae; Made Win sew Yorker. Tor
Ionton t1snkcrS

WAsa,NeroN. Feb a-Thc bond
transaction coasummated yesterday.
strictly speaking, IS not sale "
bonds for gold, bat purchase of gold
~ re paid for in bonds The issue
WAS not made under the authority
Granted ty the resumption act. but
hinder section 500 II the Rev >cd
statutes which read as follows.
.T.e secretary cf the treasury may
ru-..a~s co % or notes with any OF
-H. bonds or notes II the United
states authorized by law at such
rate, and upon such terms as hc may
deem mos, advantageous 20 the public
inter. ~tS.
The contract was made with August
belmont * Company Cf New York on
bel. { Ne>Sr> y NJ EothSchilds
a sons % London and themselves,
an. a. o. Morgan * Co. Cf New York
on behalf u J. :. Morgan a Co. of
London and themselves and provides
for the del very TO the United states
,f -...ll ounces 81 standard gold
CON ~ the United states, 10 bc paid
f.r o. United states q per cent bonds
A large number ot other banks and
fn.rl.a. ust .tutiunS are interc Sted .n
tile transact on. but their names are
not mentioned ~ the contract itself
IU, Gerartmeut does not know i'm
what proportions ;he various part eS
are o. furnish the gold coin or receive
tie bonds as this IS q matter for ar.
rau-eutut between themselves. By
tie terms % the contract the parties
are o. bear oil the expense Of bring
ing the gold from abroad.
Another stipulation of great inn
Yortauce is that MessrS Morgan and
Ic.urn. agree 10 exert all their
trauc.a strength and influence, ant
that % their associates It home and
abroad. 60 protec, aga nst withdraw.
ais g gold pending complete perform
auce ~ the contract No b nds are 1,
leH..vered except in payment forCold
actually delivered Treasury official
declare that these terms are the b $,
that could be procured with a co.y
bon.
Those who are in position 90 know
the pres dents views on the subject
give J.. as his opinion that tn,
issue VIII so far restore pub
i.c confidence at home and abroad
that another issue will be unneces
s.ry at least uutl the meeting OF tn,
next congress IN December.
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Land Of5ce a, Guthrie. @ T. January
so. lsa5
Notice i hereby given ths' ;he fol-
lowing named settler has flied notice
ot hi> intention o. make tina. pr'of 80
support % his claim, and tGat said
proof viii be waoe before Regis
Ter and Receiver 90 the United >tate-
land office 60 Guthrie. % q. uu Mare.
8. l>.S. via
Charles n Grant for the y " Or Of
Sc O. iu TQ I6. y K = west 1 NJ.
he names the following witnesses 10
prove has continuous residence upon
and cu .tivaliou ~ said land, viz.
Charles r Scoteld Zrucs + Scofeld.
Andrew L May, Frank Rasure, all Of
Guthrie. % T.
ANY person who desires 20 protest
against the allowance ~ such proof or
who knows Of any substantial reason,
under the law and the regulations ot
the interior department why such
proof should not be allowed, will he
given an opportunity at the above
mentioned time and place 10 cross
examine the witnesses Of said claim
ant and 10 offer evidence In reoutta
T of that submitted bv claimant
1874 A NJ Ook, Register
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Ia The District Court ~ Logan County,
Territory of oklahoma.
Minnie Martin. plaintiff, Ns. koCort W.
Martin. hCfoudaut
Tho defendant Robert w Martin viii
take notice that hp has bacon sued iu thr
aforesaid District Court bY the plaiuu0
Minnie Martin aud that he must appear
and answer or othcrN lsc plead ON or be-
fore the 10Th daycoi FvOrA, A. ID. ls95, 0r
thc plaintiffs petition Viii ho taken as
true and iudgmert rendered accordingly.
disSolNing the bonds of matrImouY horc-
totOrp and now existing between the
plaintiff aud defendant and restoring o.
the plaintiff her maiden name ot Minnie
Bailey and for Gusts of suit aud for an
other and proper relief.
Witness my hand aud the seal of said
court az my office iu Guthrie. Zen said
county this 4th day OF January. A d.
lslA. LOUIS r. pIrrs,
lSeall Clerk District Court.
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Tcrrftory otOk,ahoma, Logan County. Do
Ile n., rict Court
Joseph D. Rradfard NS Rose RTadtorl
Tho above named defendant Rose
Bradford, viii take notice that she has
brru >url Iu iho district court 90 Logan
county. Territory 90 oklahoma. tN tEr
Tor divorce. and ibat Slp must appear aud
answer or CIbDrV I>o plead to thr pgtiuou
which has h.cu rItd lu said Couri bY thc
plauNH. uu or before che l9tb day Oi
F,tuary. lS.b and tbat if >ho doe~ uot
appear and answer. said petition viii or
tahJu as true aud Judgment Uru0vIv.
against her. diVorcIug thr p.aluth from
her aud Tor thp cost 90 >uIl
M witness Whereof have hcutuutO >ct
soy hand and affixed thc SCaI ~ said court
this .th day 0f January. A. N. ls2A
lSoall LoVIs r.. PtrrS.
IItrh bf said Court
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rst published IN Daily Leader
Ian Oh
Notice 10 the Public.

In the District Court 81 the First judi.
cial District, Territory Of Oklahoma,
in and for Logan County.
George Bensooter v Nellie Ben
scooter.
The above named defendcut Nellie
Benscoter, is hereby notified that she
has been sued In the above named
court by George BeuScoter, Plaintiff,
in au action for divorce, and that she
must appear and answer or otherwise
plead aud answer 30 the petition Of
plaintiff, which has been fled iu satd
court, on or before the 4th day Of
March, 1895 and II she does not So
appear aud answer, said petition will
be taken a. true an 2 Judgment rem
dered against her divorcing her from
plaintiff and fer costs % suit
In witness whereof have hereunto
set INV hand and affixed the seal Of
the above court this ~ day of January
1895. Louis + Pitts, Clerk,
lSeall by / J. Pitts. Deputy.
| In the district court of Logan county,
! Oklahoma territory. Flora A. Mey
ette. plaintiff, vs. Nelson Meyette,
defendant.
The defendant, Nelson Meyette. will
/ take notice that he has been sued iu
the above named court by the plaintiff
/ Flora A Meyette and that he must
appeal and answer or otherwise plead
on or before the nth day OF February,
1895. or said plaintiffs petition will be
taken as true aud judgment rendered
against him and In favor of the plain
tiff dissolying the bonds OF matrimony
now existing between plaintiff ant
the defendant granting % the plain'if
the care. custody and control Of th'
minor son, j. Eddy Meyette and IN,
restoration Of Plaintiffs maiden nam'
aud for costs OF suit and all othe
propeF reliet
Witness my hand and the seal O
said court this slst dav 81 December
A. u. lsgA LOUIS T. PIrrS
Clerk District &C art
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First published in Daily Leader
Jaa 81.
Notice.
Notice.

In the district court ot the First judi.
cial district Of oklahoma Territory,
holding term at Guthrie, for Logan
county.
Paul v Carlton, plaintiff, vs. LOra O
Carlton, defendant.
The above named defendant, Lora
q Carlton. will take notice that she
has been sued in the district court of
Logan county, oklahoma Territory,
bv Paul Y. Carlton in an action, the
object and purpose OF which - 20 Oh
tain divorce 10y the plaintiff from
the defendant Lora o. Carlton, and
that she must appear and answer the
petition. which has been hled in said
court against her on or before Wednes.
dav. the 18th day Of March, 1898, aud
II she does not appear In answer 10
said petition on or before said day, the
same viii be taken as true and a judy
msnt be taken against her, dissolving
the bonds Of matrimouy between the
plaintiff and defendant
Witness my hand aud the seal oi
this court az my OH -e in Guthrie, 10
said county, this 2sth day of January,
l 1895
(sesL) Louis +. PITrs,
dit vat Clerk Of Said Court
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COLUMBUS. Ohio Feb. 9.-Margaret
Co0k aged -. whose funeral occurred
here to-day. was aboard, whe n a babe,
Of Robert Fulton's steamship, Cler
mont when 10 made its trial trip,
August II, 1904 The passengers are
all dead now.
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In the District Court 81 Logan county,
Oklahoma Territory
Ne,tje uamme, plainutf. va Andrew H
Qamme, defendant
The defendant, Andrew Il Damme
Will take notice that be has been sCcc
IN the aforesaid coarl oy the above
named plaintiff Netus nammc auo
that he must appear and answer ov
otherwise plead on or before She sth
day 81 February. .ssS or the p'a'ui-
IFS petition praying that she be
granted an ab>oluis divorce, and the
reStOratiea 81 her maiden name, aud
for costs ~ >ult, including attorney =
fce> and other proper relief viii be
taken a. true and Judgment rendered
accordingly.
Witness my hand and the seal o'
,sjd court ibj> slst cay ~ Deermbr-
sq4. a. my oai e iu Guthrie Ok.ahou-a
Territory. LOUIs 4 HlrrS.
l>FAIl dsld Clerk
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MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
The senate Tasses the Cigarette Bin
sundav narherinE IorbIdden.

JEFFERSON CITY. No Feb. 9.-Sena-
tor Love succeeded, after a hard
t-a, Ia getting his high license
cigarette bill through tht senate. II
require, state license Of $1,000 for
a.. dealers in cigarettes and allows
cities and counties 20 levy a similar
tax II they % desire.
The senate defeated then recon
sdered and passed the bill prohibit
ing an barbering on sunday. 1t now
goes 20 the house. u clos IS all bar
Der shops in St Louis and Kansas
city Lawyers claim that il is uncon-
-t.tut.onaL because it leaves with the
courts instead Of the iuries the right
3. fix fines
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Notice is hcrchy given that by virtue
90 am orior Oi sale issued by the district
court oi Logan county. territory of OK
'ahoma, iu favor of Louis r.. PITTS aud
against George Price 20 al. and 90 me di-
rcctCd, as shcrl0 Of said county. I will. al
O'Clock p, u. on the 18th day ~ FohTu-
AIRY, lsn, at The court house door In
Guthrie precinct, iu the County of Logan.
Territory ot oklahoma. otter f0r sale az
public auction the following real estate
and Che appurtenancos thorounto belong
ing. to-Wits
Lots numbered twenty Ce0N, twenty one
eih and twenty two lssl. In block nam-
hcred torty-uine lg9l IN that subdivision
oi the City of Guthrie known as Capitol
Nul, agcoujiug to the recorded plat there
oi tn Logan county, Oklahoma Terri
tory.
lcrms Of sale cash. % be sold To highest
bidder Taken on said order OF sale As
The property of George Price aud Francis
l. Price.
Dated nth day Of jan, lSqA.
W. W. PAlNrKR, sheriff
h. W. PAINTER, neputY
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TrnLn. En.t in Drifts.

FORT SCOTT. Kan. Feb 3.-Two pas
seuger trains on the Missouri Pacific
running between Kansas City and
Geneseo. with IT. Louis connections
a. Pleasant Hin. are fast in deeI
snow drifts few miles apart near
Yates Center and have been immova-
bic since WehnesdaY.
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Under authority % the constitution
1f the OK .4aous Press association
- hich provides ihat the assoc alton
shall meet ,eui-auuaal Is. a meeting j.
hereby called al Perry. Wednesday.
reb l3 ls.5 for ihr purpose 81 trans
acting secl business aS may proper y
rale btf re the citation.
BOX Y. HOFFMAN, President.
LoN NU1RUON. Secretary
Perry Ok Jan 1sai
Ierr...Iial rapers p.ease eopy.
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PIERCE ds95n9' lss. CURE.

O. W. O. Hardmau, sheriff Of Tyler
county, W Va appreciates a good
thing and does not hesitate 10 say 80.
He was almost Frustrated with cold
when he procured . bo'tle OF Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Tie saws; 1t
gave me prompt 2, lief, find il 70 be
an Invaluable remedy for coughs and
cold. For sale by F. b Lille 4 Co.,
druggists.
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4 Reading Train in a Ditch.

WHuANspoBr Pa, Feb "a Phila-
delphia & Reading passenger train,
due here at 10 o'clock this morning
was wrecked at Nood, the en-
CINE and four passenger coaches
being derailed The fireman is miss
ing and many passengers were badly
IrrfEaN
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nun MFNIutK roRtCNNr.

S-..sr r,vo-i FOR TuE ONuN
r-t-r. rv N =. Walters observer
i-....s states weather bureau.
Highest temperature yesterday 2L
! Ne>'. TO-
F.-.cs~t fo- fNfass Fair and
stationary temperature.
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81 MAJORS AGAINST pEATs
PENALTY rNR AMERICANS
h'vic'. uai" ant othrr FttG.rt lrItofs
ct th" NcO Eepa.u, D.,r Narulnc
"t Disastrous ,o.,rHa.nt.. 90
the court Martial N..I..t.
Arc carried tut Nr
MorEau's lo,ItIuu.


WASHINGTON IcN H.lac senators
p'oNCd through >u.., ...tt~ .r .tt n
tHv capitol Nc>,.r.a.
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Mn Halle said tac traI., au. ut.aa-
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Islands before you get word 60 them
Most of the speech OF Mr. White
was devoted to tine ca1Ie l.--. ,ss
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>.-tr.. o- -a.sr--1r Monday. .fn.
e.. an --.sL -tl-t- hl~d tlr rur at'ut
fuar.tt a.d A ct~H rt uEra u..
er rrrr - hl- return tc EH-rr
Et-.rft Lender office
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THE RACE IS WON

over 20 good health and the system reo-
dsrsi ir7us,-vir,r, 10 di~eaSe when The tlood
Is Uure ana The liver active FCr the liver
is the sentinel which permits or tortl1s tne
germs Of .-e1sa 90 enter tbe clrcliailon ~
the blood. To O CouEes,ed, torpid ami dls-
eased liver can De traced many cAleerolS
diseases afectlng various oTs4ES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1895-02-10
Id go, ot La Garaseogne.

NEW YORK. Feb. 9.-The Teutonic
has arrived at the bar. No news yet
OF the La Gascogne. She is i've days
gyerdua
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NIsIs-H,Ip Wanted

$500 10 $50 90 psr week usiuE and
selling rusty, worn kulveN forks.
>poons, etc. C-ickIy plated by dip
ping u me ted metal No experience
or hard worS; good situation. Ac
dress " a. Harrison & Co., Clerk Nc.
d. Co.uB bus Ohio
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Wan'ed-One or two rooms. with
board. In private family. Address
Private Board" care Of Leader Of
Aee.
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Publication Notice.

First published u the Guthrie Daily
I.eadev. Jan. 8. IsaA
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pnhlicatinn Nntice.

; I.->i published n The DN,y LesSsJ
nec g.. 1888
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Notice for publication.

First published ia oSlaaoma Leader
Jan SD
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Publication Notice.

tlvsl pab..shea IN Daily Leaoor uco
p 1894