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THE CITY.
e ~BREVlTIE~.

Wheat Ga; flax SIS.
Arrivals from the vest to-day were G..
r. Farmer and e. V. Coon.
Geo. Simpson returned last evening
from Pipestone with his invalid father.
Weather report: Cloudy with rising
temperature tonight and Wednesday.
John LaRae departed this morning
for Tennessee via, st. Louis and
Nashville.
Arrivals on the evening train we're
VIM. Tobin, J. F. StahI, A. A. Abbott,
j. Leslie Thompson.
Hugh Neili and wife of Marshall,
Mimi, arrived on a visit to the formers
brother, Henry Neill.
Landlord Poole OF the Poole House,
Lake Preston, is s%ojourning in the city
while takirg Medical treatment.
The regular mothers meeting which
was to have been tomorrow afternoon,
has been postponed to Thursday of next
week.
Clerk Preston proved up to-day Jas
Mcclellan OF Orland on his homestead
quarter, section 23-1O5-54 and Ed
OConnell Of the same town on quarter,
section l5-lO5-53. A patent has also
arrived at the office for Thos. W.. Sulli.
. on the sw4 section ll-1OS-54.
The brownies in Fairyland," will be
presented At the opera house next Mon.
day evening, Novembey 80. The mnsic
will be under the direction OF Prof. Ire.
land and the orchestra will tie in atten.
dance. No one should miss this rare
treat.
The weather clerk in the Palace Drug
Store has received a new set of signals
froul the government weather bureau
and says he will now make US some
good weather. The only new flag he did
not need was a ''blizzard" flag. The
latter is used 80 seldom in South Dako.
Ia that n would last a hundred years
Sioux Falls dispatch, %: No receiver
will be appointed for the Dakota Ma.
tional as the bank expects to pay every
depositor in full in three weeks and to
resume business. The statement Of
Oct. & show deposits of s175,592; capital
$4,000; surplus $4,000; loans and dis.
cunts SlS6,OOO. The trouble resulted
from demands by eastern correspond.
ents and by a series of unfortunate CO.
incidents, not resulting from lack oil
confidence in the bank. Sixty business
men last night signed an agreement to
continue their business with the other
banks in the ordinary way, and the
trouble cannot affect the other banks
which are in exceptionally good shape
A visit to Sheriff Fcx's bastile reveals
eight Jail birds in the two cages at this
time and the amount of "grub" the
officer has to poke into these cells in the
course of a day is quite amazing. The
register gives the record of the inmates
as follows: Peter Boucher, selling In
toxicating liquor, awaiting trial in Feb
ruary. When Peter went into the liquor
selling business he was assured that il
he ran up against the stone wall h.
would be bailed out, but the bail hal
never come. Thos. Farrell, petit lar
ceny, Is days. John Wilson, petit lar
ceny, 16 days. Jas. Miller, petit larceny
16 days. Harry Young, Petit larceny
16 days. jas. Smith, petit larceny, L
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South Dakota ConCressmen

YANKToN, S. d., Nov. 23.-The vote
in this state is only complete on con
gressmen. The totals are: Republl
cans, 4 0 ,S7C; Populists. 40, $50. Severa.
contests are i'll progress and these may
change the results. =,
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daye. Reuben Rounds, grand larceny
and Frank Richards, same, held in de-
fault of $3.50 bail bond. The lads are
company enough and time does not hang
very heavy on their hands. .
Ye danes and damsels are respect
fully invited to a leap year corn husk
aud hop to be given at the opera house
Nov. Goth. 1896. Ye ladies are requested
to appear in calico dresses and ye beaux
IN overalls.
The boys and girls Presbyterian
club have prepared the following pro-
gram for their entertainment at the
Presbyterian church, to morrow even.
ing: Chorus, our national hymn,
"America;" Act, "Strategy, or How to
Manage Girls" Stratton Wolff, Mabel
SCOTT and Annie Sheridan; solo, Edith
Fawkes; recitation, "Love Lighters
Labor" Helen Smith; "The Minister'S
Daughter" Livona Davis; "Be Careful
What You Say, Bessie Soper; duet,
Maud Marquart and Hattie Schultz;
Rotations, when Mary waa a Lassie,
Inez Bagley, IAN Old Mans Story"
Mime McGillivray; songs, Irma Row
land, "Bobolikum," Grace Matheny;
recitations, "Playing for Shoes" Abbie
McCready, 1.-THE Thanksgiving Turkey"
Cuthbert Wolff; duet, j. B. and r. @.
Logan; ROTATIONS, Della Sheridan,
The New Breitman," Beadle Hanson;
song, where do the DAISIES Coz"
Deanie Fits; song, Matte Billings; reci.
t~ations, "Mother's Fool" Harold Rose,
Little Goldeuhalr," Florence Davis;
duet, Annie Sheridan and Jessie Rewalt;
recitation, "Asleep at the SWITCH" La
Pearl Wood; song, "Only Il Little
WGnderer," Ida Lebrec; Cornet Solo,
Prof. Ireland; one act farce, "a Hus-
band at Last" Elmina jerks, Beatrice
Matheny, Arthur Gilmore, Roland
Fawkes and eleven children; chorus,
"Kind Words Can Never Die. After the
entertainment a social time with light
refreshments in the church parlors.
| Admission only ten cents.
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Soothing, aud rot irritating, strength
ening, and not weakening, small but
effective-such are the qualities Of De-
Wits Little Early Rissrs. the famous
little pills. FRANK SMITH
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The length of life may be increased by
l~essening it's dangers. The majority OF
people die from lung troubles. These
moy be averted by promptly using One
Minute Cough Cure. FRANK SMITH.
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BuckIin Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fee
YER Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed te give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price
ten cents per box. For sale by G. H,
Wood.
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For Ocean Steamship Tickets

Via any steamship line crossing the
Atlantic, at lowest rates for first cabin
second cabin and steerage, both outward
and prepaid, apply to H. r. Wood. agent
OF Chicago, Milwaukee l. st. Paul Rail
way, at Madison, S. D.
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Something to Know.

1t may be worth something to know
that the very best medicine for restoring
vigor is Electric Bitters. This medicine
is purely vegetable, acts by giving tone
to the nerve centre in the stomach,
gently stimulates the liver and kidneys,
and aids these organs in throwing off
impurities in the blood. Electric Bitters
improves the appetite, aids digestion,
and is pronounced by those who have
tried it as the very best blood purifier
and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for SOC
or 81 per bottle at g. II. Woods Drug
Store.
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MR.. MORTON'S REPORT.

Secretary Of Agriculture Commends Civil
Service Rules.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Secretary
Morton, i'll his fourth annual report
just made public, shows that with
$3.50, 900 which may be saved from the
appropriations for the current fiscal
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year there WlIl LAY been covered back
into the treasury since March Z, 1898,
owe s., 900, 600 out of total apprOpria-
tons of $ll,l19,4J5. 40. That this great
economy was effected without II loss
of efficiency he Attributes in Il large de-
gree to the Improvement III the person
mel Of the tUce under civil service
rules, which he declares TO be ''abso-
lutely Indispensable TO the Maintenance
of an economic and efficient admins
tration of the pablo service"
To complete the already almost
perfect system of civil service in his
department., the secretary recommends
the appointment of a permanent di-
rector in charge of bureaus and scien-
tific Investigations. The chiefs of
scientific bureaus and their assistants,
he declares, are not adequately com.
pensated, and strongly recommends
that the salaries of this class of EN-.
Dloves be increased
Chicago Lake Front Cases.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The Chicago
lake front case came up for a hearing
before Commissioner Lameroux. 1t
involves 100 acres of land, whose value
is estimated by some as high as $50,
600, 600. The hearing is likely to last
three days.
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Muslin Underwear.

, The Underwear we sell is the best that
can be made. Our vast business of last
week shows that women appreciate our
efforts to give them only thoroughly reli-
able goods. Buy the cheapest or the high
est-priced garment we have and you'll get
in either case good materials and good work.
manship wrought into the style that has
fashions approval for this seasons wear.
Walking Skirts, with umbrella %ruttles,
Cambria Skirts. with umbrella ruffles,
trimmed with handsome ace..... ...1.4S
Drawers, cambria and muslin, with pretty
embroideries 49,. 9
With umbrella ruffles. go
Muslin Gown, tucked yoke, embroidery on
neck u sleeves.
Empire style in cambria, or high neck,
in muslin, square yoke, with ruffle OF
Cambria & muslin, in different style. -. $40
Cambria Corset Covers, trimmed with em-
Lawn Corset Covers. with huff sieeve,l 10
be worn with shirt waists. 89d
Second floor.
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A,a Hedres wSs Powr,,g Il Ali After
- rh. u.,,,. Co.. rene. NJ ,he mia.
noon- go" I'M ~. r"nu,.., ".
dlns OF stronE nsd ne From''ea TO
r,,o .ho.,s ,ho, rond.r .too, ,b. c,,v 1to,i
lho EhosIS tnn' W"uueI eoou. "a o's ha'
n mus. i S"y' l had hard work work to ,h CS,' ..S their 1rdrS oys,
through Tho corridors OF That ancient building
into the Mayors ONCE. They had come to
drtnt ,.a ,,t,b tho Wavo- and toll no,itiosN
school politics.
The party was I'm one sense n harmony marty.
n.n,D".o ~ y, 49, u ~. ou 30 90. N,nrnr 49,,
oncile the various factions of those men and
women who have at heart the interests of tho
-.-.i- y. - ~, .t-,. -
SCHOOLS OF TINS CITY ana incidentaliy 10 make
school INSPECTORS created under the new school
Jaw. Ever slnco the echoo, OH was passed
time to time and urged him to appoint this
one anu tnat a echool inspector. inc oitter
, rxat ,a %Iao over no.. .no 1 ,hn mao mao 's sac, iS % hns h "nu
none too cordial.
were defeated. o,d ,bev ware very sorc obout
" -" Wv .ney "sle 10Y ~
H. ior they relt that the Mayor had deceived
them. II he had not meant To disapprovo tho
hill. wbv ala be sav what bo dtd nj tho school
tcachcrs' hearing and give a tea party after.
ward nj yvbich Tho Ioador. 81 ,he onnoaitinn
Sere nrsacnt on M ~ Srnp Dau ~. n,th ,be WnSor
Conuissionnr Stramss syon drintina ont ~ n
soI,rer for lact ~ = !, U '''" '"'
mr. tb.y Saotdo55 tupr a.. hoa, 80 20 ond
,on,ha la !. ne "S ~ nnNno .no ueSS ", ~ tt nma
fnr Srhnoi no,codora,. Tbo ntber 'aido
feeling that To- he yictnrs islonu the snoils he,
sican5 ~ w. .ne NieCors peionR i5e sIU,is, Wv,
siIEn't ! M S oIS also uht1l tne otd gentleman
Uere IL vvas tbat ~ hrniiant mind ~ Job
uedgas coma 10 IL y nnaIn ""u - ~
s'Yonr Wnnor E, y bo satHd d.y ..,,bv M,
invite ali theae pnonia 20 tho oa{,.s w snnIo
The nine Of peSce and mage n comnromis."
don't snnIe :, "'''''eu '"0 ""''' "u'0'
n thot %. no.on,or y, wilma ', sotd
Job "a snrt va Was - net ~ snn ~ Hnn / NOW W""
'V"ob" I, IL IL t,iSS ~ ~ 49, IVA,
dron Tho =, 20 aann1 "a. sSnu wv tn III W. ~
RRssorvn rSerioon Ma IN ne ~ SC"Su "'''oih
"Giyc n tna nar, !" ~ Il ~ rasorrcof,l ann
r.tarv " ." p"S' s"'u ~
'!'J5b,, so;d tb. Novor ..vo,,re n corker"
"Vcs" said NJ II,d, .nao,ia n hn.
o,rpinS m ii nenaes' pepp IN ar 70 t re-
hicvcIe "'p'e''"o "e '"'e V"A
Tfhe M.vor lrov,no ,r,, ,vo,, ,h. soo,hir,
influence Of 0oiEonp' toEd JOB NJ To- q send end ont jnviiet
tntions for yest,rdav nftcrnoon tn n marty for
tea cake, .andwicbes. and peaee. " %s n re-
alter. Went doyn men m ab p C TiIn Ha,, " vester Inc
q fternoon nrraysd , " thai " ny hns ssrd trnryI
ora M businesa IA wa a,,ousd to intarseSa
With Tho fc.tivitjes and iii nr,sjders ,yere
r,th,essIy Ecnt ~ sba nr.shd. Iu ,ho lJo 800 IN
,ynirSd,Ss poii,cnns ~ kenn ny Sah aasors
The ten xvas reaIir ~ anaIornta atra1r Tho
Navor,s big conI nfpc 90 ons lr1aS,anad ~ ne mv
h, I'm nchas ~ n" Annoric,p "W n.on.r rnsea upTbnss
long table that has be.n the scene Of so many
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Gu D.
For l6 Years Compelled to Eat
a Pound OF Poison Weekly.
Saved at Inst by = wonderful Antdote-
An Almost Incredible story or Suaerina
Told by "a LOuIsIanIan.

II is wonderful what . human being will en-
after day toying recklessly with life and health,
the most precious things we have.
Nature will not DO imposed upon. She is bound
to get even to square accounts. So man starts
n habit, but nature continues it, and, for punish
ment, he can't quit. Take the case OF George
RRthbRn. For sixteen years he had to NIL his
system with poison To keep from going insane;
and he would still DO in the rack Of torture had
not MOTTO Bac cured him cured the habit OF
sixteen years In sixteen days. Read his letter.
Bonita, La. Aug. II, 1898.
Gentlemen have been completely cured Of the
tobacco hAhit by using No To Bac. I used tobacco
over seventeen years, four pounds a month, ana !
believe that Nofu llae viii cure any one that WIN
next, three the next, aud one the next day, and was
completely cured, After that had 10 take eight more
tablets 70 cure me OF nervousness. Twenty one tau
lets, you see, made a final cure, and all IN sixteen
days can very highly recommend NoTo!hc 20 AL
get RID OF Il. one box viii cure the worst ease !
ever saw.
GEO. RATHBAN.
Now. dear reader. tObacco-user for a little or a
long time. don't say :" can't DO cured. Np-To-
BAC makes IL "a easy IN quit. and will do ynn so
much good for your nerves. blood AMI manh0od,
You don't have to take our word for IL, BuY IL
from Your own druggist under absolute guRran-
tee Of cure. Get our booklet Don't Tobacco
Spit and smoke Your Life Away Written
guaranteed and free samples mailed for tho ask
lng. Address the Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago
or New YORK,
Ado.
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Tan g. Black Jackets-reefer and fly
lrOuts
Tan Covert Jackets half %lined-and
strictly this years make. 6.75
Tan-Black Broadcloth Capes-all silk
lined, also Black Silk Capes, handsomely
81 Imported & Domestic Capes, trimmed
with Jet lace & chiffon-former price
75 to 1880 rs
Splendid Suits-made of a variety Of materi-
als-such as Cheviots, Serges-Brillian-
tines & Mohairs at 7.95, 9.S5, 10 .45, 12.45
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JUSTICE GAYSOR on TETER4NS.
The Fewer They Grow the More Sacrediy
Their Rlghts should be Guarded.

Justice Gaynor OF the Supreme Court in Brook
lyn has granted a peremptory writ directing
the reinstatement of Edward Murray. a war
veteran. as assistant keeper of the Blissville
bridge by the Board OF Aldermen OF Brooklyn
He says:
THE number OF applications like this which
veterans have to make to the courts is remarka-
bio. The veterans OF the late war are even al
ready grown so comparatively few in number
as no longer TO be a political factor. but the
smaller their number grows the more sacredly
the laws in their favor ought to be observed. In
a few years more none. or very few OF them,
will be here"
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10 Very Elegant Costumes, sold all his
season for 90 to $4,000, novel,.
.........21.7 rs to 2S. rs
Black Brocade Silk Skirts. all lined and
velvet finished, extra full flare. .......7.25
100 Walking Skirts in light weight Mo-
hairs, Grenadine and Silk Skirts. 49,. 7.25
Black Plain Mohair Walking Skirts, well
lined and velvet bound. .............5.
Plain Black Brilliantines and Serge Walk
ing Skirts-silk lined throughout. ..7.95
Second floor.
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Gloves.

Women's Channels Gloves, natural color.
S-inch Mousquetaire. inseam or outseams
the usual LOO quality. 500
As so many Chamois Gloves are ruined by
careless washing, we will give free with
each sale of these or other Chamois Gloves
a sample cake of the Manton ChamoiS
Soap, with directions.
Main, centre.
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Mansuy +. DOdin died on April 10, 1895, leav-
ing his personal estate 10 DO divided among his
son Alexander, his adopted daughter, and his
nephewS and nisces. The real estate, which
20 be distributed according 10 the laws OF the
state. Tho subject OF controversy ON a motion
bsfore Justice BeekmAn In tho supreme Court
In his decision Justice Beekman holds that the
adopted child acquired the capacity To inherit
from the decedsnt, and that this became her
IlEht on his death. Subject to the dover OF
Mrs. Dodin, Josephine and Alexander are the
owners Ia fee OF the real estate. The total estate
Is 5000, 0OO.
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The BalmOrAl Apartment Hotel, a seven-story
brick front building, on a plot cookies, on
l.enoI avenue. running from 18th 70 Hath
street, has been leased from Edward 4. steers
from May /, 1897, at a total rental of $5OO,O00.
The nAAe OF the lessee Is withheld.
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Three Msn Accused OF Causing the Death
OF a ComPanIOn.

WATKINS, n. ", May is. Harrison Bowers
and Albert q. Carr OF Bennetsburg and William
Pearce of Catharine were lodged in the county
Jail this afternoon to await tho action Of tho
Grand Jury on tho charge of assault in the hrst
degree ON Charles II. Estabrook OF Catharine.
Estabrook was found dead I'm CAyuRa Lake on
were with him, said that he was accidentally
drowned. examination, how
ever, showed that EstRbrook was Killed by :
heavy blow on the head, and was dead when puS
into the water. All the men were Intoxicated
on the day Of EstaOrOok's death.
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HAHNE & CO., NEWARK, n. J
Reporters Not to Be Excluded from Hear
Ings BEFORE Referces.

ings Before Referees.
ELMIRA, n. Y. May l6.-Justice Walter Lloyd
Smith OF the Supreme Court handed down .
decision to-day denying the motion of Col. d. O.
Robinson. former Mayor Of Elmira. to exclude
reporters from his examination in supplement
tary proceedings instituted by the Hon. F. B.
Youmans. former chief clerk of the United
States Treasurer. The examination was begun
last week before Referee Francis J. Byrne.
Robinson declined to answer certain questions
In tho presence of reporters. The matter was
asking for an order compelling Robinson TO an
swer and Robinson asking for an order exclude
ing newspaper men. The court considered the
question as regards the excluding OF the public
and denies RObinson's motion. Robinson has
asked for a stay, and will take the case to the
Court Of Appeals.
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Porch and Lawn Furniture, Ham.
moeks, Sun Screens, Wire Doors
and Windows, Mosquito Canopies,
Refrigerators, Ice Chests, Ice
Cream Freezers, Oil and Gas
Stoves, Garden Tools and Hose,
Draperies, Tennis, Croquet and
Baseball Sets, Lawn Movers, Out
ing Garments OF every description
for Men, Women and Children,
from q Sock to q complete Suit ;
Parasols, Trunks, Bags, etc.
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A Hosiery Sensation!

The closing out to us of a large importers en-.
tire line Of samples of Women's, Mems and Chill
dren's Hosiery, all new and seasonable goods, is
the why and wherefore of these unapproachable
values. The lot comprises about 200 kinds and
only a dozen of each kind. The following prices
but suggest the saving this sale means to hosiery
wanters.
Womens Stockings
womsns very fine quality of fast black, tms and IN fancy stripes worth from a5o ID
womens Ihe Thread md plated silk stockings in fast bacK, tan and NOVELTY o Hnn
work, worth from 5Oc to 25 pail, 30 pair
Chidrens Stockings.
Chidens fast black ribbed Cotton Stockings double knees,h heels and toes worthf from
Nc pair, Ur.. .".'.".
chldens fast black ribbed and plain Cotton Stockings, largely mixed and WORTH from
oc 10 QUO, Tor. pair
Mems Socks.
Men, FastIBladk ant Tan, m plain some embroidered and some striped WORTH from
Mems Ide Thread Sox in fast black and tan hsiesa also Inc otcn II fancy mixture
andstrIes,w worth from 4oc to 0c, pair
MAN, right
Wraps, Skirts and Suits, the Chance
Of tho Soooon
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Ntw atrseg AdrtrtissmsntS.
4 7' IL. lk!l', a., &! M!,,'7y
ELNW ~ N~
NEWARK, ~. D.

Five times larger than the next
largest store in the State.
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RULES AND CONDITIONS


Words must be formed entirely from the letter. con
No letter can be used ortener than IL occurs In those
only words defined in webster's Unabridged Die.
tionnry will ne allOwed-none others.
Contest closes August 81, 1870, and premiums
awarded Immediately thereafter. List OF the awards
mailed to any one enclosing stamp.
Lists received first will he given the preference In
case of ties. Write clearly aud distinctly, giving run
name and address. and state number OF words con.
tained In list. All postage must he fully prepaid. Any
Inquiry requiring answer must be accompanied Dy
stamp for reply.
Each list must he accompanied by the
trademarks cut from the rrnnt and back OF
one package Of Dunbnm's shred Coconnut
(any Size.
Dunham's is the original "Shrcd "
%ocoanut Over one million packages are
used monthly i'm place of fresh cocoa
nuts. for making cakes. pies, puddings can
dies, etc, and for sprinkling over fruits and
berries. 1t is better for all purposes, being
easily digested, and having the full rich fla
vor, no oil being extracted, or flavor
lost, as from other kinds.
Each mcent, package contains the product Of ono
ThOlc cOcUdnW.
II il FOR sale ny orer 400, o grocsrs, IN 10. 20.
and 10 cent packages.
Not sold in Department o
Address DUNHAM'S COCOANUT WORD
CONTEST, p. O. Box 81, New York, N. Y.
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80 next Premiums SIS each, 10000
"a Premiums amounting to 100000

Tho above premiums Will he awarded to the success
full contestants In WORD CONTEST, the
object being to form n list containing the greatest
numb n OF English words from the letters contained
in the words IL SHRED COCOANUT.
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II you would make your
children happy, buy, for
&a.O8 one OF our STA
LAWN SWINGS. 1t Is
sold elsewhere In tho
county at $40. When
set up 1t is SO feet high.
8 feet wide. and 0 feet
spread. Folded for ship
mcnt. 1t is Z inches high,
80 inches wide, and IL
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A big manufacturer of Women's Outer Gar.
ments has sold us at a prodigious discount all
morrow we offer them to you at much less than
the makers wholesale prices: The materials.
order. the prices are the lowest known. Some
of the uncommon values are:
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4OOx2OO feet space devoted co
the largest Furniture display in the
country.
We have enlarged ana perfected our removal.
ing machinery for cleaning Bed Feathers and
Hair Mattresses, using live steam at 0O-pound
pressure, thus being able to thoroughly cleanse
and disinfect all kinds of bedding. Ours ts tho
only house that uses live steam on curled hair,
which process thoroughly disinfects, after
cases Of sickness, without injury to the mate
rial. Contracts. for institutions and hotels
cleanse your Bedding and make it as pure and
sweet AS the sheet that covers II. For this we
charge you but FIVE \ A POUND. Our
method for renovating Is n perfected and pat
ented process which has been endorsed by ply.
sicians and hospital authorities.
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