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NORTH CAROLINA, ,
FRANK n Comfy (

j. Z. Mitchell and w. w Staley, ex's
OF Henry Pea &c, am j. l. NJ chell and
wife upie, w w Staley and wifi Hattie,
i. b, Bre er and G. H San ling in heir
own ben If and in behalf of all other cred
ors Of j. 5 Joyuer dec, ased
AGAINST
n Y Gu1ley, admir- Of J ~ Joyne-, decd,
liza , Jcyner, a s. Jayne~, W. H JOY
ner, Jennie JOyner and + liza j. Joyner,
gu rdiau o. the III st named
Notice Is he ehy given to aH PERSONS
b wing ieim a ainst the estate of tte
aforesa j .. ! yue-, whether the sans
be eyidenc q by Dig ent o. Ctherwi e,
TIA, by q decree of he Sups Court OF
Frank ia county, made at October tsrm,
1895, n the GbOve entitled action, they are
required t. fife sal claim or clai with
The evidence t. reOf before the under
signed commissioner at his Office in Ouis-
burg, n G on or before Weine dav, the
18th day OF iecem er, 1895, aud notice is
further given thaC ON the So d 1St day OF
December, 1895, by virtue Of the authority
conferred upon him in said decree, the
said commissioner will proceed 1t his
flee in Louisburg, n. c. to hear proof OF
tie iawfulncss ana priority of all aims
agsinst the estate # the said S. Joyner,
and determine the same according 10 law,
a d hs will cJntluue he hea irg fir jm day
to day until II sh II be comp etet
". II. YAnBOR0U III JR.,
Commissioner.
Nov 7th, 1s9S.
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SALE OF LAND

BY authority of an order of the Superior
Court of wake county, in special proceed
ings, entitled NJ L. Fowler, admir-, vs.. simon
Hopkins and others, to make real estate as
sets, | viii on Monday, the IS II of Decem
Der 1895, at II o'clock a. m, sell to the high
esst bidder. for cash. on the lands described
below, in Little River township, Wake
wit:
First Traet-Bounded ON the north by the
lands of NJ c. Winston, on the east by the
lands Of w. X. Phillip, on the south by the
lands NJ NJ 4. Hopkins, ON the west by the
lands of simon Hopkins, containing nifty
two acres.
Second Tract-B0unded on the north by
the lar d. of Augustus Perry, on the east by
the lands of NJ + Hopkins, ON the south by
the lands Of w II. Horton, ON the west by
the lands of w. X. Phillips, containing 40
acres. NJ. l.. FOW LER,
nov Bids Commissioner.
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THE Boston Advertiser has plan
it proposes to the Republican Congress
as the best method of increasing reve-
nue.. 1t does not favor a general reyis-
ion of the tariff only a simple bill en-
bracing a few items would be necessary.
"They should be-" says the Advertiser,
with rare sectional frankness, "those of
Northern production. That's the plain
est way of asserting that "they should
take who can" we haveTver seen. What
makes it worse is that the editor of the
Advertiser is member Of Congress.
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equal terms with gold, should at once
organize and demand of the national
organization the right to vote on the
silver question at primary election.
This is honest, it is Democratic, it is
patriotic. The World-Herald repeats:
"A house divided against itself cannot
stand
THE Democratic party must cease
to be divided or it must fall
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h0r seS and Mules : Sale

have just received a shipment OF extra
good horses aud muies suitable Tor this
msrket, which [ can cell under guarantee.
Prices to suit the tin es Call and see me
III my ables.
J. If. PACE,
III f. Martin St.. )talei2h. n G.
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Valuable City Lot for Sale.

On Saturday, the ID day of November
1898, at IL m, at the court house door in Raj.
and brown-stOne house at the corner OF
Halifax and Johnson streets, in the city OF
Raleigh, former " occupied as residence, by
the late Mrs. Mary s. Speight. The house
has eight rooms, besides a kitchen and
other outhouses and the premises, with
yard and garden, contains about three
fOurths Of an acre. Terms: one fourth cash
and residue in SIX and twelve months. with
interest. Possession delivered the list OF
January next, and purchaser will get the
rent for November and December.
r. III. BATTLE,
ii. II. BRYAN,
Executors.
Raleigh,
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Mr.. Edmonds, editor of the Baltimore
Manufacturers Record, believes that
before the end Of this century the South
ern cotton mills will be hummlng along
with 5,sso, 600 spindles.
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IT is a $4,000, and not $1,000, court
house that Forsyth will build. 1t will
be one of the handsomest ia tho State.
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Kate (who has just returned from
college) But papa, some day may
be q duchess.
CIeary (ndignantly)-No fear OF
that. Gsrrah the day fer VIZ ii VIZ lylr
bring 4 dootchman into the Cieary
family.
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The fetal of Andrew CarnegieS
gifts to Pittsburg is s1,200,0O0.
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Connecticut Life Insurance Co

This company has no speculative feature
contrived for the company's advantage, nor
the incontestable erause-admitting rascals
at the expense of it's honest members, but
If any happen to get in, it gives them
their money back; all stated in the contract.
The per cent Reserve has become an
be gladly explained by s. d. WAIT. General
Agent, Office at Raleigh, whose 30 years
experience proves his knowledge of thelife
insurance business.
More good conservative agents wanted
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Notice.
Nov. 18th. 1595.

The ensuing annual meeting Of the stock
holders of the Raleigh and Augusta Air
Line Railroad Company, will be held at the
office of the company, in Raleigh, N. c., on
Thursday, the l4th day of November, 1895,
commencing at u o'clock, noon.
The transfer books will be closed from
the 3lst inst, to November Hth, 1895, fnclu-
siVe. w. w. VASS, Secretary
Raleigh, Oct b. 1896
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Nissiesary-This carnage is fearful.
At your last battle you killed several
hundred Of the enemy. Why don't
you settle pour differences by arbltra-
tion2
Canaibal King-And go hungry ?No,
thanks.
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i ne church of st. John the Blessed
Disciple at Hansbrouch Heights, N. j.,
has forced it's rector, Rev. William T..
Dickinson, to resign because he dis
approved of = pancake sociable" as
means of raising money. The parish
is wealthy, but in four months time
it finds the minister lacking in socia-
bility.''
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TOR CASH-Stocks or parts OF stocks OF
L merchandise bought at reduced price.
Cash" care of News and Observer. All cor
espondence confidential.
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SatoIIi's successor as the Pope's re-
preventative in this country is said to
be Mgr Laurenzelli, internuncio at the
Hague,-a man of broad and genial
diplomacy, like Satolli's own. He will
come over soon, SO as to get hold OF his
work before Satolli returns to Rome TO
wear the biretta as cardinal.
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Cen benjamin Harrison is expected
to preside at u mass-meeting OF New
York Presbyterians at Carnegie Music
hall Friday evening. The object is TO
arouse an interest in the foreign
missions, and this is one of series of
meetings to take place in various parts
of Tue city. On this occasion Rev. DR..
Francis E. Clark and ex-Secretary Of
State John w. Foster will make adj
dresses.
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Spurgeos, who detested organs,
would have enjoyed a story which
comes from a western State. The bel
lows in the church organ gave out, and
the pastor arose and said: Brethren,
the bellows has broken and the organ
1st cant play; let US, therefore, rise
and sing, Praise God from whom all
blessings flow. western Recorder.
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Horse and Cow Food

We are selling the best horse and COW
feed TO be bad. We do our own grind
ing and n king, using i. r. WAITS
formula and use nothing bnt the hest
materials. Try it.
We also grind corn, peas and oats at
Zoe per hundred pounds.
Terms cash.
PAGE 81 MARsHATL
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SHOULD BE RGNEwED SOW.


Several Years ago, says yostct1al's
Denver E,pu5'oan, there was "a gfy.t
deai Of talk about constructing a faii.
road from Denver Through Middle
Park aud thence down tho Nampa or
the white T. Utah. But the p1uic
came aud the project was dropped iJr
tue time being.
with rowling trsis and growing
confidence the ,imc, has como Cos a
renewal n this enterprise. II would
Dc much easier now 10 secure money
TOR the COZ stIug!igu ~ SUCH q rJad lunu
10 would have been Elk months ago.
Tho h NJ uns recovered hireaIy in a
large degree f.um the pEuic, anu IubIc
opinion Ia that quarter has nl'u
changed for the better concerning the
sources 0i property n this state. 10 u
becoming more anu more tue uWullu
OF Eastern mon that Colorado u NOT %
Oue.iuuus'fy ftntc, and that " can
prosper even though silver mining may
uo depressed.
a TOaI 20 the n ! suggested IL great.
~ needed, 1bI 10 continued to connUC-
ton with tbe Central paCiiic at OgIcu,
Il undoubtedly would DO y large over.
land business. Hut what give the
project special intar,s. 90 tho people VI
Da yer is the fact that II would Jstnu'
lab con ucoiion brIW zen this city ans
part 0i the state inst always hos
uouu shut Oh through isCk Ui tail
connection, Northwestern Colorado
W tafIly known In Denver. lts trade
D o. "a 4 90 ID
! points aI u " Omaha, This Ia uFcauag
u IL more accessible % the Union
Pacic than 10 any other line.
The region under confederation has
an area which makes it 81 al TO about
unc.iJufih tho tiIa OF tho state Of New
York, IL has great natural tot0utCtn
unl II could support population three
limss ~ great Ms the entire state o
Gulutaio hHs ut the present time. But
1t II shut oil from Denver anu its
| growth has been slow, IL ought g. 10
/ brought Into close communication win
this place for the brut no anu AT,
/ vantage Of both localities.
That would be acc lmplishsd by thr
construction Of the pryposed rOa
Then much travel wyu,I pass directly
through THIS place which now goes "a
U.e sue Or tuB other. Tho route
through uYrlhwssteth Colorado would
10 much better than the Union Pacific,
ami IL wUull aitflCta large peicu taVc
VI transc0u.igentAlt fs1lo. While $40
ono would claim thatthe bonds OF such
. railroad entrfpri'c could be placed
IN the East without any difficulty
Whatever, there is little DOUBT that IN
the course Of n sh0rI time II would be
| practicable 10 plaC, them. Ia the
meanwhile II h adyitAblo 10 get every
| tnIug 80 readiness Tor wufK among
| Eastern capitalists. There l. muOn h
ue done be ore the scheme could b.
presented In = tangible shape, ana now
il the time to do oil THIS preliminary
| wort.
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Woman's Exponent.

This la,cs, plumber Of tho WomIFo
Exponent IL At hand flllrd with mAuy
bright things IA wricn women ufc
especially intoTcst0t. Tho table VI
contents Ia ~ iollOwbi
BDsnt the Poet Mrs. Lawlcr. Ia
l,uRl England. Mr. M,ssengef's
rocmf-E. b. W. u. W. 4. Cd.
p. Wilcox. Our Llltlt paprI-M. h.
X. What D. Our Position Tousy-
I.Ja's C1nvuf. Mlss Anthony AMI
sius SHAW Mrs ID Egs, Of kansas.
Tue Evolution q. s4nfagt-EliCu
Bs,tolio Dic.riok. Relief Society Or.
gaulEud-N. r.. MaJ.L Notes aud
New. Mu. Hofnt's Visit 10 ldahO
IL, n. II 1T.
Eduuual-Shal Women Vote In
NYvvmb'2 Old Folks Annual tx
Cutsluu,
Poelry-PAul OF Chnsl-Llllie T..
ia &. s3nuels on the Virgin Mary
Ru0y Lamont. Golden Bsiis-E. Il. >.
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the supporl OF MI Interested In i'm.
provsmeni. VIII br glad TO render the
committee any a6sia.s.cB in my
power"
s0Orcs Of similar sBnlimgnts hbvc
been received, Aui tue prom ltris are,
80 a consequence, much pleased over
the success attending tueir ehotis. AZ
expressed ~ correspondent in lnsi
uighps NEWS, "a member " The CON.
mittse reiterated today; "Tho Lkieid'
fed IL not "a money making institutions
the object sought 70 10 alta uei u
solely the development Of literary aud
musical talent wherever found"
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O.72 Of nm inch OF rain fell on MONDAY
damaging cut luoern. Most OF nv
nrt crop Of lucsfn cut; rye cu1ling
commenced.
scipiu-Hail on ilth, and heavy
triu Oh tO,h aud llth, all around but
not much ia town. CfD.s growing
Gnr; Grain looking wall. The rain
dnmhgc much lucern hsy.
Ceutet-Wr had very GOOD wentho 7
during week with NEE showers aud
some snow on the mountains on the
ION and lith. Crops looking we'll
Weather iotc part o. week
warn. middle Of week cold win
s,ofmi; latter psrt warm and goni Tor
cf1.r. Some Rye ready lot cutting
next week. Worm ami gtasfh0pf'u
are dam1gln luctfn nni gardens %
.ome extent. Peas anu new potatoes
iu market
water holding Du' good for
hlh county. Al crops arc uyius lnif-
~ we'll considering The not weather
which has pftvuiel the |a't I'VE
wtuks; mi tho amy worm 1r some.
thug NJ the KIND which " tabi1B Oh
alfalfa, bsels cHtr1p, &c
COalvillc-Hcavy ram nearly every
day and night. Whsst uyaIing oui;
nrst lucern cut on 1871. GA account
VI 'rost aud cold the hay crop VIII be
light pOtaioos loohi.g noe. White
itost latter rati OF week; no damage.
Hobor-Go0d growing weather past
wtsg. Toe desired rain has come
thoroughly soaking the sOli. Heavy
thundUutlrm with hail on the Ito.
About ono.hglf NJ the lucern In sw th
when storm came damaging II very
nucn, But the good " otuct Cf1uH
Will 0ut.balarcc Tue harm u lucotn b.
great ODDS. Grain Il hsaii0g out AMI
loos- well. Potatoes will bn a lighi
crop, one.ualf OF the vines were irtz-
down TO toe rlUi, Cufrants and gDJtu'
uef,itB Ia matEu; immense crop
Highest tenn etaiutg, 81, lowest tenn
peTatuty, g.; rainfall, / u inches.
J. II, SMITH,
Observer Weather bureau, Director.
SALT LAKE CiTY Uau, July 10,
i-U1.
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Chicken Thieves Abroad.

Chicken tninvt, have a.siI con-.
meuced operations 10 tbs c,y. a
,Uuplr OF EVENING" igo toy ou0r u.
George X. Reese Jr, on Fourla last
between seventh Nud Eignn sau,u,
was vioitcd, ma uisa,U,u u. tIv .ghuU.
rrrd occupants taken thrIrifgm. D.L
James Hansen, un Suvuuiu 3 Iu.u, U.-
tween Third aud Fourth Eltt, ,lBI
NuB.ils the lose OF some VI his le,tEaEeI
beauties.
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TIC Salt Lake Gpu.,mau's DIving
Ciuu desire 20 AuHuuugy 10 tuvlt
utud- aud patrons tust they nave
wuuumWu .gOm Calder fsrs, au-
hereafter ala races gwen ug &c ciuu
will ue ruli M Agricultural fuiE,
Su.u Wee on y .r.h lrmt le 80, cts
ON July a "a tho nriJ Faces uu t.t'
tuuE wm ur slv0 VAN 20 AUgag-
,nlysua al. $500 IN purrs.
J, .4. MOORE, f.ysiavgf,
AZ. h. IlLpMJN, 5ttTgBTy.
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It's a waste OF money TO buy
Eastern baking powder whom
you have ono better made at
home, Us1 Hewlett Eros.
Throe Crown Baking Powder
and take no other.
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SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8
rioa-eF uHr LNourstoa VIA ITO
Granlu western ny.

On July -i.h the X. q. ", Ry. an.
nIuuuus Ta,u OF one single fAru Tor
IOunI Trip 10 any uolnt Uu lis lines.
rcAuts good uutii July -eth. lAFe
advantage o! tuis CppOTIauity 10 get
az excursions, h-hiug pHrUe., etc, auu
10 spuuu u ieu dsys nj your ulI uUmr,
Best service 10 OaIcn, Provo, Eur0as,
etc.
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FaItb-Promoti9e Series.

by First Mission, a narrative Of p-s,-nA
experience ~ ami-s'pnary upon DO sandwich
Islands, By dourRe y. Cannon. use.
a String Of pearls, containing . Amnbz 4
'n'aroi'inE siet0ho, shd anecdotes Of '.is
'!onGY iiis, s.e., 9Sa
LoAvn. pso.n NY Journal, By Prssidssi
Wni1fi woodruff, description OF his sosdsr.
fal missionary experiences, ahi many ihLsFsst
iHg incidents OF h's life, CSC.
PrHsSaenis OF Esperisaes, . oolisoaoa d
sEatShs- trnn ths silaFionos ~ nds-~ Sc
prs141srs HtSs~ q NsnabsIis JssvnSf,
narrative OF ,hs principal ineidenb IA ~
career Ut aver remarkable nan, 30
1aFly Scenes In Church History, . 81
lection u incidents fruin ths lives Of n4~s
Of the caurch In early days, 2sS
rhe Life OF Nephi, tAs son OF Lshi, u.
emiHratsi from Jerusalem, in JudsS u 10
land nov known as south America all o.s
turiss before the coming Of us savior. Tn'
book sontains some very Important iisns sen-
sSfnins the Book Of Mormon. By Gsors, y
Cannon, ir.
se-aIA OF biography, containing stsssL 4
an hder's LIFE Ineidsnta Of KIpsTisns% -
Es~el knights journal, asc.
The Myth OF tho uauusoript Fous1.
or the AhsurdluoI OF tho spAuldlng sIorJ,H
George Reynolds, 9se.
Labor- In the Vineyard, CONTAINS snrss d
the most Interesting sIporiAAnss evsr vttiaA
To-
Rvsnifui Narratives, contains soma tnisrssa
ing Sketches and valuable lessons, 2se.
Helpful Visions, Instructive mAnlisstauohs d
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A H. COMPLAINTS o. DEFECTIVE
N lighting or failure " street lamps 20
barn during hOurs req. red vs. city contract,
VIII Ne made to Jamta Dew tr Light Inspector,
FIRE Department headguartrrs
ny order LOUIS COIN,
Chairman Com.
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ron SALE.

4 NEW GASOLINE STOVE, AT LEss
~ than half price. Appy H. AVeson, y
N Street, or at NEws Onlcu
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japanese insect poN der has no equal
sure eIterminaIOb at Goube Pitt
dTug store.
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Gstost Publications.


Sho Lffs Of Joseph smith, ClsuA NJ,
y suer siiL 100; Morocco gill; 400
Fro.a kirkland - saIt I.nko. h, H..
IA.us. ~ pDs... elo,A. uun. n q. 60
s.i,. taD. Is,th.r 1T, g,ll So
Ferry YoAr, Among an. I,,,.
ps,is, ". lone. 40 90. a.,
t.,t,.o- ., A., Leather ynt A. ga '
,.,, ,y,,.
CiltA, uSoi Leather eli,, gl.ol, TO-.
Extra giit tasO
Li1e sf Bebsr o. KinbaII, Cloth. ~
Hat L,lthet 400. Full, 400; No..
-. s.Ia , ,,,, 80 ",. ,-,
fsPc
tar dor,, oiIh bound. nc6 ssa,. Iiroo =,
sot,i Cloth and Leather bornd, iLU .aaA
e,py additional
Stay OF Gu. Iiooh OF Norman, h, u...
a-or'0 N"ynold', CLOTH ,hso' olo'h s'iS ma,
'''''' f"" ''''' 'u' '''aasr guh Ma
sSsday srheoi Hymn book, contain. :.
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Enri nnnglas Cnncerl.

: CONCERT viii no given by the Six.
tesnth u. 5. infsn,ry band, Johu H..
Klein, leader, at Fort Douglas, Utah,
al y. M, sunday. The program Ia ~
iOll1ws!
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pysrgrv, IRA piayulu...,...s.s.,, AuNcr
iystNA=N alta, thiucsU Lanterns %. InNuur
Ilnlefu -Uus, lH u'h MAulu.t..... lrU etc
March rrNatf luWmy AtLiut, Arrg angel
Ola tapestry. uauDg ..,....... F,Utu
HAL Columbia.
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parilla purinos, vital
igcsand cnrichos tho
blood, aud disease
cannot resist it, pow.
criul curative powers.
Road tbis3 Ny girl
bad h.p disease when
uyo years old. She
was confined to her
bed and for siI or
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Statesmen A %SST .I;5,. ROC GOOD M Nsa .
~ nay. SAM Ie tr0e. SO dol yrrIei or coli
lrruona side lIno or exclusive. Address
MHnufHc ius,T', J9ii Market ~, thiihd' l.
pniu.
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LiuuIY rArK coNcERE

The program Tor tho COncgT. al Liberty
PARK ~ ho.u's lilfst Regiment baud
t.magFIv, at $50 sn., u a. follow:
March. Tho NI1H Regiment ........... ....,. sUusa
Dave HrGllW Ialrst llArfis ans hal
turutt solo. s0uNruT Ne lf 'ulaa.,,,,,i tuetAli
Alg I'd uHuu.
waltz Les sEuautus. ... .....s. b, Hanback,
brAuu selection tom tuuHL ........,,. liUiu 20
liuus ArlHu Dance .......,.,....,..u huytvuvH
Medley, luu uvu tlmvs. ....s.,.. hyNUF
with ru0us lpr bora, q. jysytrspn
March, -UuvsamuA ... .........,.. .,,,s\ Uc.l or
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WE WANT Statesmen ElIlsseR


A TlNE, LARGE BulLpiNu srur siTu.
~ utsd on twelfth uuth aud second West
slteets, Tor sale cheap, Apply 70 u. T., NGwa
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MONEY TO LOAN.

II AEGAiAs N RIAL ESTATE STOCKS
- bought All sold. Aonoy 10 loan At
reasonable rates Taylor Bros, No. 81 Main
Erect
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FOR RENT,

A SUITE % TuWEE ROOMS. IL con.
~ stltuu0u Buidius, Tor renL Apply At
John 4. tuugr'a, o. MAN street
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The Cures

BY Hoods sarsaparillh are wonderful, but
the explanation IL simple. Hoods sarsa-
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WANTED.
SALTAlR TRAINS on Page 8

LIVERY UNE 40 KNOW THAT w AHE
II buying and selling more new ana second
hand zDuGs than any other house 10 uc west
n. Weber. ~, aU'sii, state IT.
YIAYE YOUR ,LSspUuLs, GikEAsE
III traps. water closets nnd yArds cleaned
~ The Oi-Hcss SANITARY Company Al work
Thoroughly usinfCUted.
OFFICE " MAIN STREET TELEPHONE
40. 81
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

NSE HtACk HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD,
~ Two hind feet white, foretop cut oil,
scar Of hnruel wire cut on lcft front foot, star
lu forehead, tTsnd on right thigui ais uuu
bay horse, seven years Old, fufetOp cut Of,
square, chunky build, name little way,
liOluFu 10 on iouer, state Road, next 20
llutloIs Mill sud receive liberal reward
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ChiG1IN lGlial PaTlNTS

Can extract teeth without patn nov method
harmless ~ water. set ul teeth, $500.
bridge work, pin tooth, 800 INcG,y.tN' Is.
gold ctuWn. #htJ. Logan crown. 500. Nu.u
1iluE sHU up silver, aIcs Cumtnt. 49,
Al wyr. NJ eastern prCCs Como and q
ouvuccd. ~ state strtct, salt iak CtIN.
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sever weeks the doctor applied weights
60 tho Affected limb. When she got up
she woa unable 20 walls, bad lost all her
strength aud DAY uv day fhe became thin
rcr. read Of u cure a.. t.mllsr ease hv
lioof's safaapari'lH. and decided to give
Il 20 Lillian. when che had taken one
bottle u had cfeetH. 200 much good that 1
Kept on giving DO 60 N.r until She had
taken three huit.sz. NUr appetite was
thou excellent and che was well aud
strong. She has NOT usfi crutchcg for
eight months and walks to school every
hln- L .-IumnL ~ L-M Luu-M Imf
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

10 Il splendid medicine and l would
recommend 80 to any un'.u Mrs. q. a.
LAROsIs, OFoyillO, California.