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The Lamar register., 1895-10-19
NOTICE.
STATE OF CoLoRApo. }

STATE OF CoLoRApo In the District Court
IS. OF tho srd Judicial
cousrr OF BEsr. District.
In the Inatter of the adjudication of
priorities of right 10 the use Of water NOTICE.
Tor irrigation in District No. 81
no The Anity Land and Canal Co. The Hyde
4 Ditch Co.. Tho Bed Rock tlntssal Ditch Co..
The X u. Irrigating Ditch Co.. The Manyel Ca
nal. Reservoir aud Improvement Co.. The Gra-
ham Ditch Co. NJ. X. McCauley andJ. a. Pierce.
and their attorneys, take notice;
That the Lamar Canal Company one q tho
claimants in the above entitled proceedings for
the adjudication OF priorities. appeals to tho
Court of Appeals of the state Of Colombo from
the Judgment order and decree Of this court
made and ents red in this case on the LIST day Of
&C. GooDALE,
JAS. w. CUEERF,
A ~. l. l-..rl..
The Lamar register., 1895-10-19
LOCALS.

--.----------..----
Sep goods Al siaysield'-, Gapsaa.
Rarz Hsa,on ~as in La Jun,a las,
Sunday.
\ HR rnlt,, d Holi,, was IN Lamar
THURSDAY.
s.e the new aa ., Jobns,uns ssoro in
tbs sssao.
Dg GoO,la aud cis.hins 10 spis an a,
MsYasli's
Theo piesiasoa uaa Up frora eEzun,ia
ca THURSDAY.
NJ coalsg. q Holy. vas Lamar vis
itos ri,ur~say.
Fun line q lazAionabls millinery on
bassi Al Irpia'S
you can ss, choice new goosls at'rpel,-
boifosa prices al Mayfeidis-
ssviss maoliH.-s and baeKiss At eosi
for thirty days oais 81 Iiallwin's.
ne cellar under The baak block ia be
ing aiied up with sand this week.
Evsryto,ly shoald visi, MAY iicld's Gta.
: raia stare and sce his ine mss stock
Nc 81 Lev asteuds-i the Grand Lodge
Of TIE Odd Fellows at Mantrose this
week. He re;urned yesterday.
Miss English has jos, received ne~
stock of the latest designs IN fan and win
Tor muiinrry. Call and see them.
y. The total registration of PgoNsss eoun-
~ this weck vas oscr Ioe3 This shows
subs,antial incrosse in population
Denny Loper. former resident of this
county. RAa IN town yesterday proving
up t.usbcr eiaim under tho Aniiy.
a number OF Larnaritss interested in
Sunday school work attended the S. S.
Convention at Granadn last Tuesday
New fall and xiuter stock Of Dry
Goods. Clothing. Ladies and Gents Fur
nizhtnes just in a; Maydeld's Granada
A large number Of our citizeus took in
the carnival at Denver this week Most
oithem llremaln until tomorrow night
The ladies aid society Of the Christian
church viii NEE, at the residence Of Mrs,
IL d. Manyiile "Wednesday nextat 2 y. m.
y The registration Of the two Lamar
precincts this week shows that 80 far as
population is concerned they are almost
on an equality. About two hundred we're
registered in each precinct
Several members of the reading circle
LETT Monday evening TO attend the carni-
yd at Denver, and tho entire circle es
eorted them 10 depot at 3 o'clock The
boys looked somewhat sleepy as the ar
rangement was a surprise for them
The Lamar register., 1895-10-19

We don't uppose our suggestion viii
b adopted but We thiek ditto marks
vould make very appropriate emblem
Tor both conyeuiiOns.
The Lamar register., 1895-10-19

= n Tavlor Whlskies. help the cough;
q n Tavlor whtskies for the overwor kea
"a q Tayior N-hiskics Of deserved ~ w. w
q a. Taylor Whistles. good as the pss'
The Lamar register., 1895-10-19
Eor sale Cheap.

A good yonng span Of horses, "eisie
ab,,nt 800. haruess and wagon.
@. G. GooDALE.
The Lamar register., 1895-10-19
LABOR SAVED!
GARRETT'S FAMILY
WASHING MACHINE.

Clothes washed in short time with
out fatigue to the operator. No dam
age to the clothes. Win be sold on
trial. Satisfaction guaranteed. See
machines at Stewart & Upham's,
Falkner 4 Davidson's, or at my shop.
Price only $500.
ALFRED GARRETT.
Lamar, Colo.
The Lamar register., 1895-10-19

In the District Court
OF the 5rd Jndicial
District
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

The Oregon Fruit Union, Of The
Dalles, is making preparations to
ship peach plums. Already the
crop is being gathered, and the
manager expects to send a carload
East about July 2f. This, it is,
said, will be the &. ueep ent
from Oregon, arS ctiors ~ IL,
excellent con6i' ~ ~
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

A few days ago, says the Tilla-
nook Headlight, a cougar came
near getting 3-year-old child be-
longing TO Mr.. Dallas, who is
camping at Herrington's place on
Wilson river. The child was play
ing few rods away from the house,
and the mother went to bring her
in fearing danger. Her consterna-
tion was great when she saw a
very large cougar crouching as if
ready to spring, and only 10 feet
from the child. The mother threw
a stone and called Mr.. Harrington,
who threw stones at the brute, and
succeeded in driving it away. A
party of fishermen came then and
tried to kill the cougar. but it es.
capped.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES.

'c,T. JOHNS CHURCH [Protestent Episcopal.l
II Divine service the third Sunday of every
month, at Ii a. M: All are invited TO attend.
Rev, Chas Booth, Missionary. Residence,
fRectory," Newport, Or
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18
Number ~.
Secretary KincdSd To BE
Sized.

Colonel James H. Riley, of coun-
sci for plaintiff, will institute pro-
ceedings against Secretary of State
Kincaid, on behalf of the Eastern
Oregon normal school, of Weston.
The counsel has instructions from
the board of regents to commence
suit. The title of the case will be
Robert Jameson, treasurer of the
board of regents of the Eastern
Oregon normal school, Us. Harrison
R. Kincaid, secretary of state for
the state of Oregon" 1t will be a
mandamus proceeding, in which
the plaintiff will seek an order from
the court that Secretary Kincaid
either draw warrants in favor of
Treasurer Jameson, so that the
money appropriated by the legisla-
ture for the school shall be turned
over to the treasurer of the school,
or show cause why he should not
do so. Recently formol demand
was made on the secretary for the
money, and the demand was re-
fused.
The legislature appropriated SI2-
600 for the maintenance Of the
school, and $4,000 for the repair of
the buildings and the purchase of
grounds. The law creating the
school provides that the treasurer
shall give bonds. Treasurer JAM
ieson has given $50, 900 bonds,
which have beeu approved. He
claims that he should hold all of the
moneys belonging to the institution.
Secretary Kincaid claims to be the
auditor of every dollar Of expense
incurred by state institutions, and
demands that separate bills be sent
him, with vouchers showing for
what particular things the money
was expended. 1t is not a question
as to money belonging to the school,
but as to who shall handle it.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

The question which is engrossing
the minds of our people generally
at present, is what the decision of
the supreme court will be in the
railroad case. The court has been
examining the papers in this case
for several days and it was expected
that decision would have been
reached before this. 1t can only be
a matter of very short time now
until the case will be decided one
way or the other. We have great
hope and confidence that the de-
cision Of the lower court will be
affirmed. We shudder to think of
what the result will be to this
whole Bay country should the
lower courts decision be set aside
and the road thrown back onto the
hands of the district court. 1t
would be calamity indeed.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

The editors from all over the
state will meet at Newport next
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

The editors from all over the
state will meet at Newport next
@atr-Ga.' f'r foGr Gays saac:1n.
On Sunday will be given a regular
old-fashioned, down east, Jersey
clam-bake. The chef of the Hotel
Portland has been engaged to sup
erintend this affair, and it is pro-
posed to make it in every respect
strictly according to Hoyle. The
ingredients used in the clam-bake
will he in part, as follows; Twenty
bushels Of ripe clans, branded o.
K. on the left hip, 100 crabs of the
latest style and catch, IS yellow
legged Methodist chickens, three
bushels of sweet potatoes, three
bushels Of roasting ears, and num-
erous other -eiceteras. These will
all be put into a pit lined with
stones which has previously been
heated red-hot, and interlaid with
sea-weed, then covered up tight
and allowed TO steam and simmer
till the whole thing is thoroughly
cooked. Monday will be devoted
principally to the business Of the
association by all the editors who
are fortunate enough 10 survive the
clam-bake, and Tuesday is is ex-
pected 10 make an excursion up the
river as flr as Toledo, and perhaps
as far as Elk City. This excursion
will probably be made on the Vo-
lanta AMI the Gen. Wright. A
drive 10 Seal Rocks and Otter Rock
will also be features of the meeting.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18
The internal revenue bureau ha,

The internal revenue bureau has
practically completed The work of
organizing and scheduling the re-
turns received on the income tax,
and will soon begin refunding the
amounts paid before the law was
declared unconstitutional. The
applications for refund, however,
are coming in very slowly. The
aggregate of the returns made
represent about $3.50 900 Of tax,
and hence about $50, 200, 900, it is
calculated, would have been col
lected if all who were subjectto the
tax had sent in returns. The first
decision Of the supreme court, ex-
empting debts and receipts from
bonds from the operation Of the tax,
resulted in loss OF SIS, 900, 900.
Had the law remained as it origin
ally stood, the total receipts would
have approximated $45, ,ooo, 900 or
$50, 900, 900. These returns seem
to indicate that the New England
and Middle states would have paid
about two-thirds of the whole tax,
and the Western and Southern
states about one.third.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

SenatorJ. H. Mitchell is expected
10 come over Saturday evening,
along with the crowd OF newspaper
boys. While over here the Senator
will look up the condition of the
government works and the needs of
the country generally.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

John Raycroft, an industrious
young farmer living near Forest
Grove, was drowned in the Tualatin
river last Sunday. He was in
bathing, and stepped into a hole
over his head.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

1t was reported that a decision
would be rendered in the o. P. case
today, but for some reason it has
been further delay. An Albany
man claims that the decision is al
ready written out and that it is in
favor of confirmation.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18
Toledo Lincoln Thusday, 8,

Deputy County Assessor Beeson,
of Jackson county, estimates the
population of his county this year
at 1900. He thinks the total
assessed valuation will be less than
last year.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1895-07-18

Mrs. Leland Stanford proposes to
sell million gallons of brandy be-
longing to the Stanford estate, and
turn the proceeds over TO the STAN
ford University endowment fund.
Should the Stanford University be
finally run on money procured
from the sale of Intoxicating liquor,
it will be lasting disgrace and
ruination of that institution of
learning. OF course Senator Stan
ford swindled the government out
of the greater part Of the colossal
fortune, part of which has already
established the university that bears
his name. We don't believe that
it would be possible 10 bring much
more disgrace by running it with
the sale of hot California brandy.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10
J.A.baDGr& C0.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
y ANOTHER INVOICE OF
CASH BARGAINS
THIS TIME II /
White eoeds,
EmbroideEies.
Laees,
ladies' { Misses eapes.
Etc., Etc.
PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK.
For Cash.

Fine White Geods IN small checks
ana stripes for children'- aprons
ana dresses, 4 regular 15c grade,
going this week II Just half price,
per vd 1Ac.
Fine Dress DuckIng=, IN all colors,
and warranted absolutely fast col
ors. 81 IN wide, al German makes.
Dots. stripes, checks.
Ribbon Stripe DIM1TfI IL pure white
and also IN colors. &c up,
HUNDREDS Of new things II White
Goods too numerous 70 mention IN
this space. Come IN and inspect
them
One lot Of Fine Laces for trimming
white goods, going II se yd-
Lace insertions II nice and fine pat
terms, al widths, DC vd- and up
Greatest bargains Of the season IN
Embroiderie-, lie. Pc. sc. &c, De.
DC. &c. Sc-au special values
Just received. 4 lot Of ladies and
children Underwear-Nests only
going this week. DC each
One lot Pear Buttons, all sizes, going
II &c dozen.
Dotted Swiss Dress Goods with en-
broideries % match Is one Of the
leading fashions for summer "a
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10
Good Goods at = F air . Prices.
d


J. s. Wells was u Omaha last week
L HohI was n Omaha last wsdnss-
day
J. c. FlImar wal IN Humphrey Mon
day.
Mrs. Hamer returned Mordav from
Omaha
NJ Maher Of Platte Center Wa IN the
city Friday.
Mrs. & B. Hummer Is N Albion Visit
ing her parents
Ed. North was I'D from Omaha the
first Of the week
Mrs. c. c. Carrlg Of Platte Center vas
In the city Monday.
Congressman Meikleiohn went through
70 Lincoln Thursday
NJ and Mrs. J. 2 Meazner visited II
Omaha several days Last week
O. Nelson OF Tie Vicinity OF RIchIand.
was a Columbus visitor Mouday.
Newell Elliott returned last week from
a pleasant vlsi5 with friends N O,NeiII-
Miss Minnie Mcmahon accom panied
Miss Katie Hays TO Platte Center Mon
day.
Miss Chartie Rice returned Saturday
after a Visit with ner brother AZ Sioux
City.
NJ Redn1n. al attorney Of Chicago,
Is visiting MS COUSINS. me Geirzsr
family.
Mrs Parkinson Of Madison visited
with Mrs J. D. Brewer, returning home
Saturday.
Masses Hattie Cousld1re and Nellie
Deneen Of Platte Csurer we're N cur
CITY Thursday.
Miss Manic Sneehac vs AZ home Ias-
week during hsr vacation from teaching
n Humphrey.
Mrs. Mccain Of Omaha returned home
the last Of 1hs week atrer several -eeks'
Visit with friends.
NJ. and Ms Fred Jewell Of Platte
Center were the GUESTS Of J. ?. Eas-
mussers family Friday
Ms. z c. Green Of LincoIn vas ID
Las- veek returning home Saturday.
after visiting with t-iends-
Mss Do0d Of DU0r- IL started
Thursday for her home. after a Visit I'd
ner friend Mrs. JohE Curry
Mrs Wm Lamb and daughter, Josie.
returned 70 Omaha last Tuesday. after a
few days visit with Columbus friends.
Miss Nina Moore. one Of the
teachers II the Grad IsIazd public
schools, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rev.
Bross-
Miss Maud Steer Of Madiscr. vel
k-oxr II tEs county As 4 former teacher
passed through The CITY last week OF ner
vay 70 Alabama for 81 e1rerced visr--
NJ and Mrs.. Peter GrsIsen returned
Tuesday OF last week t-ou a tro 20 Cal
Horria- They went a. far south A
National City, seeing a number Of the
former Columbus people vho rov resiGe
there.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

There Is plenty Of time osGvssc uov
and the nominating conventions 20 think
over VINO should De candidates for the
several county Offices. but he JOURNAL
believes that the sovsrsi-rs ca1n0s make
a better investment Of ter minutes Of
their the each week nan Il thinking OF
this matter and talking WITH their neigh
bors about Il. II Is TOO counor foC
voters 20 think that county matters
don't concern them so very uUch. bu1
We must get I'd Of that notion Il We ever
expect &C push ahead IN Old Platte. We
cannot overlook National politics With
InpUuIry as even our democratic friends
find out Under an administration Of their
OWE name, but neither cau W. neglect
home matters city, county and state,
and Il efforts here we're put forth n d
steady, persistent way, day by day as the
years roll by, We would ECG II uuca
more satisfactory than 20 move heaven
and earth" az election tines and b.
---Cl- --s&Ac6c III A-G~-CcA-Ce - L--N u
the year. With every human beng life
y more or less a question Of work and
wages. and L Is hardy fair that ore set
Of fellows should hold the Offices and
es-n their living that way always. 20 the
exclusion CT others vro are Just as
capable and hocesc u I'll then Then
besides. u Is ret good for the Office
holders themselves, II many respects.
They often come 20 regard themselves as
a peculiar people. entitled 70 &c SUD
ported II this way; II Is an Un-Ansricac
system because there IS a TENDENCY 20
thus crears ID ohce-holdInE class Of
citizens which Is contrary 70 q genius
of government. Wher zen snow pecu-
Lar aptitude and extraordinary ability
and fidelity N the discharge OF duty, II
u sometimes best 20 make exceptions
and encsaEor 20 have them continue u
me public servlee-orwaru and upward
oct We don't have 90 do this win county
Offices. and L should not De done. The
uer u Platte county WHO ara thinking
somewhat along these Ines should get
together, and keep together
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10
xAkcrn BAmEs@n Marco and
Bone @eies, I bargains
iNEarter and bali sectkAo of ~Ioved
lanARtDto3pEsen leA6kban HsAal
Prices-0 ". Beerxr, %bus'
Nebr. IN

J. II. Wurdeman was IN the city
Thursday. Some two weeks ago ne was
kicked by a horse on the rIGht knee. and
has suffered considerably with Il since,
but II Is hoped there VII be no serious
results.
-Wm. Butcher has been following his
usual custom Of repairing his business
building on Eleventh street. He goes
on the principle that II pays well TO
repair a frame house simply TO make il
more durable.
Easter exercises a. the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath evening by Sabbath
school An interesting program consist
ing Of Rotations. singing by choir. IN
s~trunentaI voIuntaries. Rotations. and
goodnight scene. Everybody invited
The Genoa Banner SAYS that B. E.
Cow6ery. temporary receive OF the
Genoa State bank. returned To town yes
-reriay. NJ. Wsttles. of Neigh. has been
appointed 60 the permanent receiver
shIp. and vii take charge II the near
future.
Charles Stevens came UP from Co
Iumbus Tuesday 20 visit al home for a
few DAYS. He was accompanied BY
Howard Geer. Charlie Is studying
medicine with Drs. Martyr, Evans &
Geer. and IS making good progress.
leigh World.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10
\ SPRING
ADVANCEMENT, 'e5.

For the coming a We VIII with
out doubt show the largest 4 most
thoroughly complete Inc OF mems,
youths and boys clothing n Central
Nebraska
Recognizing the tendency of the times.
We have strained every effort and there
fore viii be able TO ofer you goods at
such low prices that re know 10 house
ID the trade can duplicate and II vii be
OUT endeavor &c make III spring bust
less a mutual benefit
We are prepared 70 Il the regular
sized man. the tall and sim a the
extra big man and the snort and fat
man- Our clothing all made by the best
skilled labor. therefore InsurIng 60 the
vearer perfect fits and durability For
the benefit Of those Who naVe rot as yet
been through our stock we vIsh 20 say
We DO not and viii not carry any trashy
or shoddy clothing. We fee assured an
inspection Of our goods and prices vii
prove our statements
Our boys and chIldrsn's departments
are heavily stocked With e and desIr-
able goods. We have q nice line Of
Jerseys and Junior suits for children
also Kits.
We nave this seasons correct styles N
ha1s and caps.
Don't Hiss seeing OUT soft and lsU1-
dried shirts.
In shoes We carry the Sell celebrated
Pertacto and Royal Blue and other such
renowned makes.
See our mems al wool SUITS for 5;
our boys al wool suits for $50; and
our chiIdrer's al wool suits for SL50.
These are but a few samples Of u
prices. Come and prove 60 your OWL
satisfaction what house u Central Ne
braska cal sell you good. honest and
m-erirorous clothing cheapest. One
price. Yours truly.
JoE FCTyS & Co.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

The Fullerton News says that Curt
Snyder, a young nan . years of age and
the son of one of the old residents of
Nance county, who now lives on Timber
creek, Is charged with stealing two
horses from near Albion and selling them
teal Fullerton for 81. Officers found
their man at Central City, with seven-
teen dollars of the money.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

&C. A Newman went To Humphrey
Friday evening, representing the Platte
county relief committee II the GIsSribu-
ton of corn and oats for seed. and corr
for feed Of work teams. He expected.
when be left here. to be az Humphrey
Saturday, Sunday and Monday; at
Lindsay Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day; at Platte Center Friday and Sarur-
day. He had bills for eight car loads.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10
ST. Calaartne leading Circle.

VII meet with Mrs J. 3. Geir,er
Wednesday, April I0th- AZ s :. =
Roll cal@uoca-lors from Byrur-
Church History, sec. II 20 70, pages
lbs 20 IL.
English Thought Pages.
Bible Study, gospel Of ST. Matthew,
chapters " 70 Il
Physics. pages T. q 81.
Vocal soio-Miss l. Gsirzer-
E&ciralIor-MIss v. Sheecau-
Biography Of Rosa Borheur-N--J
Walker.
Ora-Ion-M- J. c. Byr1ssL
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

-Becher, JsegX1 4 Co. bid N the
JsAgxi 4 Schuphach mill at the sale
Monday, N the interest Of the eastern
Creditors At 81. subject to the incum-
br.nces. which VII make the price. IN
round numbers, $4,000. We learn that
the mil viii start up again N a few
days Good.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

%Nrs. n. ". Walters has leased the
GERHARD bldg on Thirteenth street N
which, on the opening days Of April II.
L and ID, she viii display TO the ladies'
Of thus community, a complste stock of
millinery, a full line Of pattern hats.
She vii be assisted by a trimmer from
Chicago, and viii endeavor 90 please her
customers. II
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

\ H Maud Lord Drake VIII lecture
<Aaa..< and Moa~spirirualism IN
Fitzpstriek hall Thurseay evening a
8 O'Clock. hHQved by Aets of spirit
power, pruvinsAposiriveIy ete INNER
saiity Of the sou( Skspsics challenged.
No creed assailed\A are invied- ad-
mission 10 cents.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

Some things car De done as vel as
others. and BY some uer as vel Is
others. Some rwenry-siI years ago, II
the Office Of the CadIz fOniol. RepubH-
can. among the typos there was 4 dIs-
ccssior. II the delicious of-ujnu5es open
for remarks Of a general nature, az L
when the average healthy uau was Il
his prime. The chief G,sputar1s &C
whom We low refer. were VIZ Bennett
and J. 4 Turner, the latter low Of HE
JOURNAL force, VINO held the Affirmative
Of the proposition that the age Is forty
i've years. OF course the matter vas
left pretty much as they found Il. ex-
cept that Il was agreed that II order Co
demonstrate bus Theory J. A. vas. Z
living, TO ruu Two hand%prnss, or the
day he vas torsy-ive years old. OF fur
nish the force VINO should then still ne
on terra Grma) IN oyster supper, by way
Of a historical reuiuiscence. Saturday
last vas the day set, and without any
practice At all for years, the subject Of
these few remarks, az his home n tins
city, N the presence of impartial W.T.
nesses, fairly, clearly and fully complied
With all the requirements. turning ~
a. neat and clean h~a1dsprngs a he
ever did u tia oldeu times. although he
il not % young = he ussd 20 be-
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10

WIN Dietrich had a very strong
complaint to make, Monday, TO Us
against two Of his tellow-citizens, but It
WIS about matters for which, II there
Was a wrong done. there Is a legal rem
edv5 q newspaper csnnot be a vehicle
for every mans objections co other
peoples ways OF securing or enforcing
their rights.
The Columbus journal., 1895-04-10
.Baptist church II Pulls passr

Baptist church j. d. Pulls. pastor.
Services II a. M, and 80 p "a Sub
iects Sunday, April 18th Morning
Ester sermon Solo, Il know that my
Redeemer Liveth.-Mn Warren Quar-
tstte. Il shall be satisfied when I awake
N HIS hksne@L- Evenin9-~Ths Best
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