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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-01-07
CALLED HOME.
General Leggett.

CLEVELAND, Jan. e.-General NJ. o.
Leggett died this evening OF apoplexy
after an illness of three days, aged "a
lie became a member OF General Grants
stan at Donelson, was breveted major
general for gallantry at Corinth, and
Tuajor-general at Niclsburg. He com
manAed the Seventeenth corps in the
Atlanta. campaign.
he was commissioner of patents under
Grant ana has been a patent lawyer
since 7G75
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THE RING

PITTSBURG. Jan. 6.-Peter Maher ana
party will leave here at ? o'clock to-
morrow morning for FL Paso, Texas,
where he viii arrive on Friday morning
and so INTO training at once for his fight
with Fitzsimmons.
Jerry Marshall, the colored feather
weight who is to meet George Dixon, is
one OF the party.
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Territory of Utah, City and County of
Salt Lake, IS.
+ G. 81 h Baek rt ree9rd Ter IN and for
and foregoing is full. true and correct
copy of an. ordinance entitled "An Ordi-
nance, levying the tax and for the assess
ment of the property on the north side
of South Temple street from the present
terminus Of the sewer between ''I' and
u streets to M street in Sewer Dis
of Salt Lake City, Territory of Utah,
December 23rd, 1895. and approved by the
mayor December Goth. 1895, as appears of
record in my office.
In witness whereof, [ have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
(SeaI) corporate seal of Salt Lake City,
this 31st day of December. A. D.
1895. G.. II. BACKMAN
City Recorder.
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WILL SETTLE 1T.

ST. LOUIS. Jan. Especial u S
Indian Agent James C. Dicken left for
the Union agency at Iuskogee, I. T.
He goes on orders from the treasury
department to make a settlement of the
5000 600 claim of the Observation-Disclosures
against the government. The DelaWares
at one time bought in the Tubular rights
of the Cherokees. and this represents
their share for the recent sale of the
Strip
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shares of each parcel of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold at the COM
pany office. IS South Main street. Salt
Lake City, Utah, on the 11th day of jan
uary. at l D. m, 1896, TO pay the delfn-
quent assessment together with the cost
of advertising and expense of sale.
GIDEON A. GIBBS.
Secretary.
Salt Lake City. December 2Srd. 1895.
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CANADIAN CABINET.

Meeting Held and Very Important
Measures Taken.
OTTAWA, Ont, Jan. "a cabinet
meeting was held today by the premier,
Sir Mackenzie Bowel and the six re-
naming members Of the ministry, at
which it was decided to I'LL Immediate
" the places in the cabinet made va
can't by the designations Of Messrs
Foster. Wood. Upper, Dickey, Ives.
Montague and Hasgart. 1t is under
stood that Hon. W. J. Pudsley, provin-
cial secretary in the New Brunswick
legislature, win be appointed to sue.
coed Hon. G. Z. Foster as minister of
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Is A DEFAULTER.
why Arno Il. Korb Selected Sui
cide's Grave.

ctue'S OrlNe'
NEW YORK, Jan. ct has been
discovered that Arno e. Korb, who
was found at his home in this city on
December "a last, having committed
suicide with his wife beside him in an
unconscious condition, is a defaulter
to the amount of $4,000 He had been
employed by Frederick Victor and
Achelis. dry goods merchants. and
acted as treasurer for the Underhill
Knitting company OF Nutley, n. j.,
which is under contract with that firm.
The investigation into his affairs has
not yet been completed, but it was
stated last night that his total en-
bezzlement would reach the amount
named at least With this money he
had purchased the bonds of a number
of railroads. all of which have been
recovered
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BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. e.-The strike
Of the employees at the Western New
York and Pennsylvania shops has been
settled. The demands of the men were
acceded to except as to the restoration
of wage and they have returned to
work.
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KISSED THE SAILORS.

LONDON, Jan. 6-Disorders occurred
in the east end of London growing out
of the fact that the German and Dutch
sailors about the docks were Missed.
The windows in the shops kept by
German Jews were broken and several
German clubs were closed.
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made on
Nov. g. 1895, so many shares of each par
eel of such stock as may be necessary,
will be sold at the Office of the company.
No 90 South Main street, Salt Lake city,
Utah. at the hour of 1 o'clock D. m on
the 18th day of January, 1896, to pay
delinquent assessments, together with
cost of advertising and expense of sale.
G. \. GIBBS,
Secretary Lucky Bill Mining company.
Salt Lake City January 1st, 1895.
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uELlNQUENT ASSESSMENT NOTICE

DELINQUENT NOTICE DELIN
auent assessment notice Utah and Salt
Lake Canal Company, office, 90 South
Main street, Salt Lake city, Utah No
ing described stock on account of an as
sessment levied September IA, 1895, the
several amounts set opposite the names
lows:
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ASSESSMENT Nc

tice. Lucky Bill Mining company. Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account of an assess
ment No. 1s of , cents per share levied
on the 26th day of November. 1885, the
several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders as fol-
lows:
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WILL NOT YIELD

crash was heard the roof was blown off
and the entire building badly wrecked.
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HOW TOBACCO IS PREPARED.

The dried leaf has little of the aroma
of the manufactured tobacco. This is
developed by kind of fermentation
to which it is subjected in the ware
houses of the manufacturers.-Spo
Chronicle
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Heavy Villain: "Thnk faithess one escape clutches
will follow you o the of the
Flippant Heroine: Indeed you wont.'
Heavy idly. Wherefore not2'
Flippant Heroine: Because I'm going there
Pick Me Up
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DOING DAMAGE.
ONE THING, AT LEAST. CERTAIN
ABOUT THE CUBANS.

Many People Have Been Burned Out
of House and HOme-LOud Dis
cIaimers of Any Fear as to the
Safety of HAVANA.
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THE POULTRY SHOW.
1t VIII BE the Finest Ever Seen in
Utah.

The Poultry show will open at noon
today in the building just south of the
State bank. About 1000 birds will be ex-
hibited and it will be the finest poultry
show ever witnessed in Utah.
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aAnd, in accordance with law and an
order OF the bonded directors, SO many
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Territory of Utah, City and County of

Approved this the 18th day of Decembt
A. D. 1895. r. n. BASKIN. Mayor
The oasis., 1896-02-15
rhe pIscovery saved Hls LIfe.

Mir c. Gaillouette, Druggist. Bea- yersyille, H., says: ITO pr. Kings New Discovery owe my life. Was taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was gsven up and told 1 could not live. Having pr. Kings New Discovery in my store l sent for a bottle and began it's use and from the first dose began to get better, and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth it's weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without it." Get a free trial at Che noweth X Mix's Drug Store.
The oasis., 1896-02-15
ARIZONA NEWS.
[culled from Exchanges.l

Harry Styles, a cowboy, was arrested
 at Tombstone for a murder committed
 in New Mexico couple of years ago.
 He admitted being the party wanted but plead justification.
 Tn Yuma Indians have buried large quantities of watermelons in the sand so as to have plenty of them during the winter. They keep melons sound in that way for over six months.
 Joe Durhin, a boiler-maker, shot and seriously wounded O. K. Oleson, ship ping clerk of the United Verde Min ing company, at Jerome one night last week. There does not seem to have been any cause for the shooting.
 Thomas Kinney sawed his way out of the steel cells of the Phenix jail one night last week and has not been seen since. The papers of the city are now inquiring whether or not the steel in the cells should be spelled "steal.n
 The valley in the neighborhood Of Fort Mohave will be soon settled up with thrifty class of farmers who will supply the towns along the line of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad with fresh vegetables daily through out the year.
 A prospector named w. w McNeal- ly, of Tombstone, who has been suffer- ing for several weeks from painful wound to his eye, lost that organ in a very peculiar manner one day last week. While sneezing, the ball of the eye burst, and the sight is gone.
 William Edwards teamster, was killed on the 9th inst. on the Castle Creek road sixty miles north of Phe- nix. He was beneath the lead wagon coupling on the trail wagon when the trailer rolled forward, his head being smashed between the two.
 Arthur P Davis, of the United States Geological Survey, is in Arizona inyes- tigating the photographic condition of the Salt River valley. He will also report on the Butte, Hudson and Rio Verde reservoir propositions. He has viewed the Butte proposition, and is engaged at the Arizona dam.
 Charles L. Field, Imperial Potentate of the Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine. accompanied by sixty nobles of 'Is- lamn and "Malaikahn Temples of Cali fornia, visited Phoenix on Monday the 10th inst, and instituted Temple in that city. A large number of Masons from various parts of Arizona were present on the occasion.
 Miss Anna Hammond an aged maiden, was shot down in the street at Phoenix last Saturday by a neighbor | Mrs. Wilson. The two had been quar- reling when Mrs. Wilson wild with wrath, produced shotgun, chased | Miss Hammond and shot two loads Of buckshot into the house, then shoot ing twice more as the victim tried to escape to a neighbours. The wounds are in the legs and not regarded as serious. Mrs Wilson is under arrest. 1
 The Yuma correspondent of the Los Times says: Two short-term | Mexican prisoners have received par don to restore citizenship. A new i economy las been formed by the prison | in this regard. Wood l for the institution costs s3 per cord | when purchased That wood is cut by | the prisoners, however The plan is to let the short-term men, whose time { is within few month. of expiration, | and whose general career in prison has { been exemplary, out to cut the wood, |
The oasis., 1896-02-15

have cut a given quota, varying with different prisoners from twenty-five to 15O cords, they are released month or six weeks before the expiration of sentence on pardon which als O restores citizenship. The plan works well all around. The prisoners are given oc- cupation and wood is supplied with out any outlay to the penitentiary.
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CRUSHED 10 DEATH.
FourworkInen Lose Their iAves While
Deseending n ShaGl.

FoursXyorLIncn Lose Their fAyes Whlis
Descending n shan.
sHAMoKIN, Pa. Jan. 6.--While four
worknen were belng lowered into the
new shaft OF the Luke Fidler mine this
morning, the "blliy' which balances the
elevator and which weighs about one
thousand pounds, fell upon them with
ont warning. They were instantly
killed, their bodies being crushed so
horribly as to make them almost unrec-
ognizable.
Tho victims were:
James Merritt, aged IS years, OF
Springfield, Pa, leaves widow and one
ste Stephen Merritt, aged % years, of
Springfield, Pa, leaves widow and one
Patrick Lynch, 80 years, Of Spring
field, Pa, single.
peter Bobert, q years, Of Spring
field, Pa, wife and one child.
Ten men were engaged on the night
shift In sinking the new shnft and were
holsted 10 the top ut o'clock TO eat
their breakfast. An hour later the two
Merritts, Lynch and Robert stepped
Into the shaft bucket and were being
lowered into the workings. When the
bucket had descended about 500 feet.
Engineer Bowen noticed Jarring OF
the rope and stopped the machinery.
The worltmen on top found that the
bucket was no longer attached to the
wire rope and they rugged up another
bucket and were slowly lowered to the
bottom OF tine air shaft, where they
found the other bucket splintered and
the mangled and bleeding remains OF
their four Inflated comrades scattered
over the rocky il0Or. All Of the poor
fellows were dead.
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part now. To nay own knowledge no
has written two letters about you ~
ready" ,,,,
''You-you treasure! Kate, ] shouln
like to wire the glorious news 20 Ds ".
VIII you stroll as far as the sthti9h
with pleasure" shg said III you
don't want TO intrhEt the message 70
n servant. Welt two SECONDS WINE lle,. I.
nut on my hat, You may calm you.
excited spirits with q cigarette II you
like" ,.
He did, nor was she much longer
than the two seconds. Passionately
In love Ms he was, he could not heip re-
nAmberlng that the indy OF his ador ..,
ton always kept his waiting twenty
minutes under similar circumstance.
Now that the plot had been carrieu
out, bis embarrassment In the fnittu,I
had vanished, and he found hiinselt
talking 10 his cousin rs frankly ABOUT
II as II she had been Miss Carstalrs heI-
self. They extended their stroll lnto
a neighboring village, and had ginser
beer and penny buns hot from the oven
IN primitive cake shop. .
This is a very good idea SAID h .iI
looking at him across tho table.
funny I've never done II befor-nn9
rye walked into the place n hundTed
times. What do you think OF NJ DO
YOU give your divinity ginger pecF
"NoGno." he said. "she--no."
It was curious, but II hnd Just oe.
CURED TO him that Bella would not nave
thought such proceeding CONNIE u
faut, or even possible. IL nc had sub-
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rHaALIs nRoppEp
by the Loyal LSEIon-He Wanted Nor
Than lie was Entitled 10.

by Nle AsOtAA AeEAVh-AAN NsNN-S-N' 49,
Than lie was Entitled 90.
LEAVENwoRTH, KaS,, Jan. O.
The Evening STANDARD prints the fol-
lowing:
Ex-senator John J. Ingalls,, Of Atch-
lsou, has been dropped from the roll OF
membership of the military order Of
the Loyal Legion OF Kansas at Its
monthly meeting held here last Thurs
day Efforts were made TO keep the
matter secret, but II leaked out to-day
through a member who attended the
meeting. Mr.. Ingalls, WAS admitted
fifteen years ago as q member OF the
third class. only commissioned OH
GERS who wero in the volunteer service
during the rebellion are entitled to first
class membership. TO which Mr.. ingalls,
was Ineligible. Mr.. ingalls, recently, It
is said. wrote the secretary OF the Loyal
Legion that he desired to be elevated TO
membership OF the first class. Col. J.
II. Fitzpatrick. commander. wrote to
the ex-senator explaining that II would
be impossible for the order 10 change
the class OF his membership Mr. In
gals replied, Il is alleged, that he de-
sired membership OF the first class or
none. The correspondence was laid be-
fore the meeting Thursday night and
discussed. The vote rs TO whether eS-
Senator ingalls, should be dropped was
carried unanimously. About atty MEM
berS were present.
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KATE aofs so TIE STATION wTiI HoPEToUN.
Rny anybody advlRcdly. know that
Lady Damer VIII resent this attach
mant Of nors bitterly. II IL not what
We looked foS-no, MOI" lIo paused.
and delicatoly licked on the ash from
his cigar. AT the same time" he con
tinusd, while TIoDctoun gngcd n+ him
helpIcssly. at the anne time Kate IL n
glrl OF remarkably strong sense She
resembles the DrilllnghnmR In both
wnys--hcr Intellect and In her beauty;
/ an not disposed 10 thwart Kate"
You are very good" said Hopctoun.
~ like you, tool am very fond OF
you, my hoy. as think you know. ! am
want TO see you mako your way In the
world"
"Thon you do not rcfuae7 IL may
what propose Is this. Take few
monthn. both ~ you. 10 make certain
you have not mistaken your own
minds. In tho meantime the matter
need not be made public and VIII com
tinuc my efforts on your behalf Come
down here M often M you like. SOC
cnCh other MS often as you like after w"
return 10 town. II can be m engage
mont 20 all intonts md purposes for the
present. anu ny Nllh W u you lAlf bNtu
still Eurc Of yOursclvcn. It Cnn DO am
nounccd 20 the world. Docs TINT
satisfy you?"
1T delights me-" declared Arnold,
truthfnlly. 1T IL most generous OF
you. thank you deeply. sir"
Drill" Glid Lord Drllllnghnm. "Eo
ont TO Kitty. who IL d6ubtloBs impa-
ticnt 20 sec you! And II you win bc so
good pull down that blind nrst; think
/ could manage nap II ! tried"
Arnold found her In the morning.
room, and seized both her hands and
wrung them.
BEST OF coualnsi' hc exclaimed
most brilliant Of diplomatic How
did yuu 10 ~"
She smiled cordially
I'm glad to have served YOU" she
naid. "hnd don't think You need
anticipate anl lack OF zeal on papa s
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WHEEL DAILY INTELLIGENcER TUESDAY JANUARY 1896

fought stubborniy until noon. when all
their cartridges were exhausted. IN I'd
dltIon they had not tasted food for ~
hours and wero worn out with fatigue.
Rut the white flag was not holsted by
DR. Jameson's orders.
IL IN known that Or. jameson eN-
pected 1000 Ultlanders - join MIN Mt
Krugersdorp The Dutch preaS II lubi-
lant at this lowering OF the Brltish
prestige and advocates the incorpoTh,
ton OF "Rhodcsla" with the IFahsVaai
rnniihlln
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AN ENGAGEMENT.
BY SIR RoBERT PEEL
Copyright, 1850
SYNOPSIS

Arnold Hopctoun. clerk on n small
salary IN the foreign Office Mt London,
III engaged 70 be- married 10 hand
some Bella CarRthirs. who, with her
mother, ls Obliged TO keep up nppeHran-
COS In very reduced circumstance, Bel
IA believes that she loves Arnold,-rnt ~
unwilling TO marry him until ne gets
more lucrative position, which nus m
finentIai uncle. Lord DILLINGHAM;, has
nrorniged to obtain for him. Lord Drill
ineharl neRlects the matter and Arnold
'propoees 70 Bella that he and his cous-
In Kate, Lord DrillInghum's daughter.
pretend to be engaged with the idea OF
increasing his uncle's interest In OBJ
taInins an appointment She consents
and he goes 20 Deercourt to arrange
the matter with Kate.
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Gov. .fsKlnIsy,. Message.

COLUMBUS. o.. Jan. Ex-Governor
SicKInley's message TO the legislature
to-day concerned Ohio AFFAIRS alone.
It's most striking paragraph is n tenth-
tive suggestion TINT the legislature
shall enact n general law which SHAH
apply TO the government Of the munici-
pRiities OF the state He also recon-
Inends that after ten years lmprison-
luent life convlctS may, II proper, be
paroied
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II cos. T.Itlls nntl Doc. Much.

Remark when you attend play or
concert how many people disturb the
performances by coughing, one man be-
gina and the cough seems to DO oonta-
glouB. The Interruption ia n great nut
sancc, and there In no need OF II, for
anyone may cure n cough with the
Pincoln Bdisam, which costs twenty
1--WE centg. II soothes the Inflammation
In the throat and looBens the muous
which clogs the air passages. a few
doses OF Ely's Plncoln Bnlsam stop a
cough and heal n sore throat
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If suGcring with piles, It will interest

II suGfcring with piles, Il will interest
you 20 know that DC Wits Witch Hn-
zcl Snlvc will cure thom. This medi-
cine Is specific for NIL complaints OF
thiR character. and IL Instructions
(Which nre simple) are carried out. a
cure will result. We have tested this
in numerous cnsos. and always with
like results. II never falls. Logan
Drug Co.. Wheeling, w. Va, Il, u. Pea
body. Benwood, and Bowie & Co.
Bridgeport. o. s
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MANY merchants arc well aware
thnt their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure In supplying
them with the best goods obtninnhle
As an Instance we mention Perry &
Cameron. prominent druggists OF
Flushing, Michigan. They say: I'VE
have no hesitation In recommending
Chamberiain'a Cough Remedy to our
customers. as Il Is the best cough modi-
cine we have ever sold. and always
gives satisfaction" For sale at 20 and
so Cents per bottle.
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IT will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject TO attacks OF bilious
collie to learn TINT prompt relief may
be had by tAllnR ChHmberlnlns Collie,
Cholera and DiarrhoA Remedy. In many
instances the attack may be prevent
ed by taking tina remedy MS soon as the
nrst symptoms OF tho disease appear.
25 and 80 cent bottles.
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COUGHING irritntcs tho delicate or.
gana and nggrnvHtes tho discnse. In
stead uf waiting, try ono Minute Cough
Cure. II helps at once. making cXpe0.
Logan Drug CO.. Wheeling. w. Va, u
r. Peabody. BenwOod. and Bowie s
Co.. bridgeport. o. 4
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Special Dispatch TO tho intelligencor.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 6.-The
following pensions have been granted
10 West VIrginians:
Rclssue-John W. Morning. Ona;
John s. Lane. wilding.
Original widows, etc.-Minor of
Charles 4. Dancer, Keyser: Nancy A
Reyburu. Barboursville.
AddItional-wllllam Kitchen. ST.,
Huntington.
Increase-Andrcw J. sheiine, Red
Mud, Mason county: Christopher
Tnothmnn, Centre
Observation-Disclosures ]. Corothers,
BIugamon.
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GRO BE coNT1NUEDJ
FOUGHT BRAvELY.

Jameson and IiR Little Army Held Out TO
thr Last.
cAPETowN. Jan. Cit is learned
that after Wednesdays fight, Or, jane
soma column, originally about 200 men,
moved aouthwnrds, fighting hard all
the way throughout the night and even
from Johannesburg on Thursday morn
ing. when the column was completely
surrounded by Il force OF $500 Beers. In
splte OF thlH DIR. Jameson's followers
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DRESS aooDszJos. HORNE q 90.
JOS. HORNE &C.,,
January, 1906.

We begin the New Year
with determination to clear all
surplus stock in every depart
ment-cost and loss to us not
Observation-Disclosures means
the greatest clearance sale Of
medium to finest Dress Goods,
Silks and SuItln6s ever offered in
this part of the country. High.
class novelties and other ele-
CANT Imported Goods to be sacri-
feed.
Handsome, fine Imported Broad
cloths - evening and staple
colors-very best and widest
goods made. No matter what
former price-S2 so, 50, or
S350-all to go,
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SI ward.

81 25 and 81 so Scotch, Eng.
lish and French Checks and Xix
lures choice combinations in
brown, blue, green and red
mixed-45 to 48 inches wide,
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A. W. GLEASON,

Halls Catarrh Curo is taken internal-
" and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
f. j. CHENEY. & CO., Toledo. o.
Sold by druggists, 75c,