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fsEE$. vi - :&f y = WI ~ z - =
Goo late for last week y e

s.5. .'3 sa Too late for last week.) :, s5t.sts ].
Henry Kunth has built a. new new
barn. ..st . S5s l I 1s = \ s:S.. Ss,,> :s"
jim McC Conkey is putting down q
well on the Berreauts' place. 5s:sss.
s Mrs. B. F. Lac Grange Of Worthing
ton.is visiting with her father, Otto
Berreau, this week. 5:'& s:.lst s:..
The literary on last Friday night
!. Was we'll attended. It was a hard
night on the bachelors, though
Mr. Milo Cornish and Miss Sig
nor. both Of Graham Lakes, were
4 united in matrimony Monday even
ing at the home of the brides par
ents. . ) =. IS ss ss .s
D Ed. Geyerman and Louisa Ber-
reau, accompanied by Ed. and En-
ma Berreau Of Heron Lake, left for
st, Paul ] Monday night to attend
! the ice carnival. - I. :.gs.5 q. ii. n
3ss The weather has never been so
fine at this time Of the year before.
The ice men are making good use of
it too. Manual & Ieyerman filled
their ice houses the fore part Of the
week. st5.s 2Ests
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On Friday, Feb. II 1888, there vii
|ibea competitive examination at Man
kato for the cadetship 4 West Point
The Board 81. Examiners will consist
Of Hon. Frank Clague, Lamberton,
Dr. =. j. Davis, Mankato, and Prof.
j. =. Gilman. Winnie ebago City. I:
The examination is open 10 all
young men, bona fide residents Of
the second congressiona die
trict, not less than II nor more than
~ years old, who are Of good char
acter and sound body. q n, s.,3
Candidates should present them
selves at room 3, Saulpaugh Hotel,
on Thursday evening, Feb. l3, ut
Tao, for physical examinati ton.
Those who are personally unknown to
the, examiners 4 should bring with
them certificates Of good q moral
character. !
Further particulars I'm regard to
the examination may be had BY ap-
plying to the nearest graded OF high
school principal Or Congressman
McC Cleary at Washing ton: 5
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A GOOD D COMPANY.
a Large Crowd Witnessed
8 ssGlOriana'' Last Saturday
sss5 ss.,5S Evening.

Without doubt .Gloriana' Z the
farce comedy presented at Masonic
hall Saturday night was the best
show that has appeared before q
Worthington audience for good
many years. 1t was one continual
succession Of comical situations,
everyone Of which was greeted with
uproarious applause. It was q go
from start to finish, and scarcely q
word was said that did not call forth
peal after peal of laughter from. a
thoroughly delighted audience.
Manager Babcock is to be congratu-
lated ii securing such good conn
pany for Wort Shington. ::3$s
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The M,fssio mary Ten, i !,

The. missio ionary tea given by the
ladies Of the g Congregational church
al the reside dence Of MI. N. F.; Mann,
last Friday evening was grand
successs in every sense of the word.
The, house was crnwded with guests.
Lunch was served dsearly in the even
ing, after which the, company were
entertained by recitations and Il music
by the Worthington orchestra. The
proceeds of theste amounted to over
$1,000. III Il s3s ~ rt;:.
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Help the ArIne eniJanls.

7.sr ....,,,.,, -. 4. .Tan IN R9tss a
m, s, q = - R'narI III CONNIE.
n 1en.Ia ~. Tora;ar a.s,a M;sa;ons i ~ y actnoW- M
io.s oIols ~ n ]. e;.st @ y nf fuantv IN al.
ieusss ~ "a ~ : : cs,,ts 4 from citizens
y lals ~. anu n.ns ;ts:. ~ | A,naan;an naliaf
a n " ! i E....g s, III III yVraa1n. Asst Treas.
s5 -. 49,. 4. II =, ,ase;nt -; of this ssc.
-. 1870 .a,.a,,t1 J, 4. from, the American
nnoM " - n slnon, En n;..;onsrs s E for Foreien @
- = s>S srh;e- - fha arnount, rais- is
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING.
Sunday school Convention
. & R,ashnlOre q Success. \ III.

\ EtlkSlHAOfes ~ tti0tSCCe6bs5 stE.
| The Sunday School convention
held at Rushmore on Jan. 25th and
18th was successful and very much
enjoyed. OF twenty mine schools
seven Of which are not evergreen,
twenty one were represented. One
Leading featureof the convention was
the normal work in Bible study. Mrs
LII. Brown, f. "A. Graves and p. C.
Holmes each gave one lesson. SsEs.
Ess We feeltvery grateful to our friends
land fellow workers, Mrs. T., T.; Brown
and, Miss Goetz, president and; secre-
tary of the Martin county association,
EThe latter isialso secretary Of the 3rd
|Sunday School district. u Their pre-
fsense was an inspiration and help
ia the work. /. ..::.
Mr.. T.. Aanson, of Luverne, gave
IN earnest and interesting address on
tthe subject, "What the Sunday
School Should Accomplish" .@s
! A sunrise prayer meeting was held
on Sunday morning at which about
sixty people we're present. r :..y' J
T The Intermed diate with class by
Mrs G.. Chesbro was very instruc
tive. We 4 congratulate Rushmors
upon having such an enthusiastic
work n. u. ": "a s.5 s s1.s s
TIE older ones as we'll as the chill.
drei, eagerly listened to the model
e. soas hl hiel "a lEla
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IL. - -: Z S's|&.y
Hay and Pasture Lands,

. S9Ee.y
Hay and Pasture Lands. +
SIOUX CITY AND. ST. PAUL
RAILROAD co. MINNESOTA
LAND AND INVESTMENT Co
=. All persons arehereby warned not
to trespasst on the lands. of above
named companies. .:72G easi} ;.$,s, t4...
!; Parties desiring to obtain permits
to cut hay or herd and pasture OF
the lands of said companies will ap-
ply to She'll g. Mann, Worthington,
for descriptions and terms. -. ss,
b., Persons using these lands unlaw.
fully will be prosecuted. @&t3
ai 7sf$H W.P. JEwETT, -.
,~r F35$i..:a% Land Commissioner.
st. Paul, Mimi. s2s' y Aas s.:s9ss'' 81
~ Jan'y %, 1896. 2.
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Rosenberg; Sells ( III. 81.

Bob cCune has purchased the
harness and repair shop OF. J, u.
Roseh berg and took possession last
Friday morning. Bob is' an expert
at his trade and will do q good busi-
ness. Nh. Rosenberg will not leave
Worthing ton, but, We understand,
will go into the real estate business
here. 81 s5$ ss%5' s s NJ w "
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{ Marvellous. Results.


From a aletter written by Rev. j.
Gnnderman, Of Dimondale, Mich, We
are permitted to make this extract:
II have no hesitation, il commend
ing DR.. Kings new Discovery, as the
results were almost naarvelou in the
case Of my wife. While 4 was pastor
of the Baptist Church at Rites juno
tion she was brought down with
-Pneun1onia succeeding La Grippe.
Terrible parox ysms !, OF coughing,
would last hours with little inter
upton and itFseemed as if she could
not survive Them A friend recon-
mended DR.. Kings New Discovery;
it was quick in it's swork and highly
satisfactory in results. Trial bottles
free at Ray Humiston's Drug Store,
Regular size SO cents and $1.OO. la5zs
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Electric !, Bitters.

Electric Bitters is medicine suit
ed for any seaeon but perhaps more
generally needed when the liver is
torpid and languid. Exhausted feel
ing pervails when the liver is torpid
and sluggish and the need of a tonic
and Alternative is felt; A prompt use
of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
No medicine will act more surel J. in
counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
Weld to Electric Bitters. Soc. and
81 90 per bottle at Drug Store.
4~- s$ RAY HUM1sTON.
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! asuMI[: :MIlr LAKE.


CT ID. Bulick's family have all been
sick with the "a grippe. .s Sss i .sl Is s
Mrs. 1T. Il. Read has been On the
sick list for several days. l$s J, 5sssS s,Es,5
Our frniee weather; caught a cold
and 50 has most everyone. ...".S s.5S:@. ~
The new year has come and seed.
ing is not far off yet we hear the
D hum of the. .thresher on last, seasons
crops. ~ 5e.1etMs&lls3' q fts*. = .EtE.esfs
The school ia D1st. I Hat. iuI resumed
with Miss .Ager at the helm. Miss
Ager is an excellent teacher and
B gives good satisfaction. ff;,,.,,,.sgs,. j
Z w. F. Moss and family have gore
S East to5vist Their friends and reia.
4 tives. Mr. M. is one Of our bright
vide awake farmers such AS make
the country grow by thrift and i'm.
4 provement.5 5!* z4 s;Hssa:ssa.
We, 3, echo x j thse { Il, words Of . Mr, Wilson
Of Bigelow ia the ADVANCE: ~ War
must rs commenced on the \ Russian
thistle soon or our beautiful country
will be over RIA with them : Sec
ton n is q sight to- be seen and
nothing has sbeen done to stop tl,osn
4 as yet; sl5s i
Ilany kiing Ds1t
B Minnesota having such long: cc1d
I I winters but 4 d0n7t see much to com
plain Of the last two or three winters.
No one can ask for nicer winters
(but some people would grumble If
they were going tosbe hung,) :as the
Irishman said. e. .ss 25s2s...l.3ss1 4 90, Ia 4
The election Of Sunday School
officers id tie Ward church took
place last Sunday. S.. Wilcox was
elected superint dent; Miss Nettie
Parish, assistant superint tendent.
\ Mr.. Wilcox has been superintendent
for the past year and is one Of the
faithful few to whom the sentence
!. will be: well done, thou good and
faithful servant ;sf tss-s:t. @r.ss
;44$ @ y5s +. 5tsrt.5i HEtEsi "a :sh ~
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4 HAPPY. Z ! z y 1. WEDD'I!lNG 4: I y = l'
Marriage Of Jerry Sullivan and
Mary BeatOn.

: aE most brilliant
wedding that has
'beenheld Brew
5ster for a long
time was that of
Mr. Jerry s. Sui
.slivan and Miss
.MamieE.. ION,
which occurred Oh
Friday, Jan, 18th. Il
Mi, Sullivan is 4
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!. y. A i II o1'UND 81 .ABO VT Us.
News From all Over the County
by Special G orrespondents.
ELK.

S:5S ss5, 5s ELK. I'M M ,5 s,S \.
M Layman of Iowa has purchas-
sd the Hendy farm and will mo move
4 onto. .it il the spring
N MI. and Afrs. S. J. Anderson have
Il sgone to Good dhue county TO- attend
the funeral Of NJ. derson''s moth 10Th:
er. ,.i 4.
There i is sconsid erable sickness
4 among the children of our town. i
somewhat resembles the whooplng
& cough. sss s.ss, tI.t, f'sss...s n
Nj. Mackiman, !. 81 Iowa, y hsis
bought the nW4 of section 2S. He |.
4 "a, moved his, goods up. and his his
family vii aIEIiye lE.ly ll.'. il 4 fey days
Henry3Apd e diggingsa new well
on his farm.a The, James Bros. ttsre
doing the work. Wouldn't it he q
\ n good plan for w orthington 70 hire
! the James bays TO dig them y p & weil' w'eeil'
Tho ,ipflnt child of Mr.. and Mrs
B &. C,a aFell owe died the 18th and was
4 buried Saturday IN the w Worthington
cemetery Funeral services were
held IN the schoo house, conducted
by Rev ID. M! Lumm.S s,S .Ets 5}7:s
Fagg NsN gEi.t wv
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was bridesmaid, Z. j,rg i .5-,$. fSf
After the ceremony la y wedding
breakfast was served at the Heron
Lake house with large number Of
Isrelativess and friends AT 3. O'clock
heswedding party accompanied byaa
large number of invited guests from
| Heron Lake came down to Brewster,
A taumber of friends and relatives
from Fulda accompanied the bridal
party from Prailie Jnnction to Brew.
ster ~ ,.,: 's,,s% - .Fi' ,. ~, .>,a @
At Brewster all, was VA + 3ggaiety and
brig ghtnesss.:3, * wedding feast was
prepared at The home Of tie brides
parents Of which over tive hundred
guests partook., The supper was d
triumph Of the culinary art aud q
credit to- the, Brewster House, 4. <s3S .%SS*i
The Heron Lake orchestra. furnish
led the music, during the, afternoon
and evening, ard the hotel was crow
ded with guests Early ia the even
ing the younger element assembled
at the city hall where the Heron Lake
orchestra furnished music far the
ancs which vea cio1,isse esta,
are Of the affair Over seventy i've
couple paid homage to the sweet
strains Of music sintil a late hour in
the morning, while some Of the cider
folks played games and told stories
of good old days gone by. An !,
The night passenge trains stopped
at Brewster to carry the guests from
Heron Lake and 4 WosthiaKtoa to
their homes. At a fate, hour the
quests departed to their homes feel
they had one of the most en-
j0yable times they ever exPerieteed.
bride snd groom received d
large number of very rich and costly
presents, among them very fine rug
from a friend. !. # ANS s{st. '5=aszt s4f:: :
Following is list Of those who
gave presents End their gifts n
lir. and Mrs A.. sullivan. Silver knives and
tosks ana sSa 9afs Fs 1sssts and pair .,
sa sna Me- Me- Mtas Rss; t'%asy H. aas ss r. .e
aad Mr.. and Mrs. !. econkoy.i silver cake bas:
! Mr. and, Mrs Ny Cali !. fancy lamp,
per dishes and pin tray, .f% Y&fs5z53s35s ! =
Ms oo hs sr sasss sse p se senss s
Xr. and Mrs. J. + see'ey and M. W. s.
!, M. and MRS. Geo. BehrenfeId, \; silver, cake
Nj. and Mrs. J. b Martyr. water set, o.;
!. NJ. and Mrs. r. Geyerman and MI. and Mrs.
M. and Mrs. John Meyer and Mr.. and Mrs
ID. Lees, fancy lamp, S!..5.'44.l rs
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
School Fund Statement.

To the Honorable, the County Court Of Boil
linger County, Missouri: In compliance
with Section $3.50, Revised Statutes Of 1859,
Herewith submit detailed statement of
the School Funds of said county, showing
amount due by each borrower and the in,
terest thereon on the first day Of February,
1900
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

STATE or MISSOURI,
County Of Bollinger, ~
!, ]. Monroe Robins, clerk of the County
Court, within and for thecoAnty and Stare
aforesaid, do hereby certify the forep,
ing 70 be true and complete statement Of
the School Finds Of said county sfor the year
ending February the first Eighteen Hundred
and Ninety-siM In witness whereof,
49, have hersnrto Sc, my hand and
sEAi affixed the seal Of the County Ccurt
--v-- a. Office N Marble lIlll, this The
third dpy OF March, 1896.
Nk MoNRoR RoHSs. ".
CleTx Of the County Court.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Total. q. ssaSSs g 5000 4
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Total .,., S2-9 rs 95- s.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

SI12 i $40 So
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
School District No. : $40.

TotaI.,.,-., $233 co SIS 9S
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Tota'..n.... SOL s. $2S "a
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
Total. l........ $3.50 So ST. I9

School IoW056p No. =
Bollinger. Joseph N @+tI IS
Cash on hand... Se4 70
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
School Township No. r.

Total.,........ SIISTo7 SIoQ.2.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07
School Township No. II.

rOlal ........a stIaI 10 Sos %
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Totalr.,.... SI5 90 ST IS
School Township &o. =.
Morgan, VIM, M.. Sl24 s. S. S.
Marble Hill press., 1896-05-07

Total ~... St34 s. SIS s.
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Advertisements under the head Of Lost.
Pound, For sale. For Rent afd SlhndasyiiS
wanted viii be inserted at the fate OF
cent 4 word each insertion. Payn+ht a.
vavx II, advanc. No advertisement re-
celved for less taan - cents.
SCTICE.-The business once OF TIE
SUNDAY hours, 8 a. H. 20 JED p ~. an
10 D .. m Classified advertisements VIII
be received W 10 this time
Advertisements will be received N
bYaEch offices Of the osi-Intslligeneer
TACOMA BUREAU-No. llsz Pacinc
avenue.
PORT TOwTsESD-~M. French CO.
BEILINGFLAN HAT-Sew Naaicom,
corner Holly and Canoe streets u H.
Culver. Manager.
OLYMPTA-si7is Main street. Charles
Watson. Agent
The following letters await advertisers
nj this office
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In order 70 secure correct Insertion %
~lssoss Under these heaGingz, ire sane
sEel.Id be left at the business osHcez -
fals paper. No charge - a'aas iS' sSAA
roftces- -.k<~ -
rtsnersf notices. resolutions or ot5er So
,saf arrourceueuts VIII be e12FEeo AZ iae
-ata ~ 70 cents per lire each tnsar1toE
POgT.TSTELIIGESCE CO.
A1ver+fxerz' Notice
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AI.EHTrsEns' NOTICE.

aSvert ..rs desiring display adyerflse-
ys1enfe changed for the sunday ise1e ~ -
hand In copy BY O'Clock Ss'n1uAS ~ ."
sure change. x-.x-~.1.r-r, 20
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FOR RExT-oFFIcEs.

DOR RENT-FiEsf rcor rs Columbia
street Whole aailSins " Required wrll
ssaatst fpr wholesale. retail or nDSfaar-
ant business. Apply Second aoog. Ne~s
pfyice-
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TsruPsEY-or February ~. Ixx. 70 the
wife OF 7. Il Dempsey. sora-
pOENTE-To fhe wife ~ Q. F. Do~Hie,
Of SEATTLE, February ~. 1sas. a so-A
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roR RENT store No. a.. corner secoaA
AMI Masion streets. EnaGtre a. al lse-
neSr hi9C&
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JoH~SO<-At Yeeier. Friday. February
,. fss MARY e. xife 81 Peter Johnson
Of paralysis. aged 4s years.
KkLBERG--In Seattle. a. Is Eo@e 49,.
FRIDAY, February q KS. Arthur, Sos1 u
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar kaioSrE-
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sss.,ss-1s.. - "a SsNi-r- Os' FRsNg-arS~~
railway. - SsA'e an slsesrss~ &c. g
Notice IS hereby give,
Soasolidate1 Street Raiixss >sse Sea.ss.
- -. sl1a GUY orEaaszssa aSs sag.
ten on January & Issss 80 e Aass.rss
tt0@ to Inc city Sourcil Of ~. - = seitsck-
ate LOT franceise 10 cons-r,,sS.sy q s.
-se,.s. ,le~tEse street ratlwav 80 eps~
igra5ea rSase Aa sS-w ssa the fsaswiass &c &c
nes ii-i.if1s 81 the irsersscsso, :.
StAeet ana E3Eta street trsss = q Pa
-.Lvl. Alsnce usTtAerfy ason~ ia 3r%~
I.sN ritSa AfeuQs1 - IRE 9nss--s1 x,re<s
Fs.sn street tnow Fifth ays-.e sssSs.sz 4
street new nenny wayS 49, y v,-ssssA. nvpsl
tnS% rlIah avenue nnrshN aeu ssress
Tat sad railway corrna-v
SAID application tAaf a sAset II
s fsy rsr SAID purposes for 49, a.-ss, =
Thar after the fling n Sa.s -.
to-Nlt, on February s. ISss - Fss.assAasc,
CT oefN passed q ccncQr-er. -. - stSy eczs-
esis,iilsllilS taat franchise Is s, - =
So ef,state - electric stree. rai1x.-.lsrs
electric power circgi. aloav arS -. ~ ara
ab<Ne designated route shgnla !. IVA 10
20 1as person CcmUanv - - kniNc
which would psy the highest -. 80 iiae
tfsIc-ilse ana directing the ctFv ~ nj
IS,iS mis- hS scs = said application ana 80
prc poses 10 grant said franehisA se4as9
person, company OF CORPORATION, swsasss sas
pay the highest sum therefor - "a 1870 "
nsned Tor tea days in ire civ = s~l 70
Therefore. notice Is hereby s,v.. u.
sealed bids for such franchise All "a
cs1Ved py the CITY clark I'd 10 yfge 80, = =
p m OF February q, iSs 10 Snss S.tx
ana operate al electric street raSi~@ .ss' -. -
electric power circuit along ana -. - ~
ABOVE designated route. and fha. - -. -
council offers 10 grant the sansa - ~
person. company or CORPORATION 49,
VIII pay The highest SUM Tor salrA s s.sa
enise, reSerTing. however the right ~ -
Ject any and all bids and 70 refass Z
grant franchise. Earh old for safs So =
caiSe must he accompanied by c<-sssss
check Tor an amount equal 10 tan =
csntuin OF tae amount bid FOR sach sr.s.
cIlse, payable 20 the oder 81 Ire -,
comptroller. 70 be forfeited 10 the civ |.
case the successful bidder shall faS =
pay the amount % his hii wifslr 80
tSvi GAYS after the acceptance OF the s.r.
by the city council. and the ctty 49,
VIII. on February "A. lSss. at tAe hsnr !,
eight O'Clock p. m. OF said day, or h ,.
meeting OF said council shall be hels -
tnat cav. then at the same hour a -
nrst meeting thereafter. cause sats ~,
10 be opened and then determine wastAs.
any franchise shall he granted, reserves
the right 70 reject any and all bids.
Witness nv hand and tue seal al saia
(seaD II. +. STEWART
Cry Clerk
Date of first publication, February &
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WANTED s1aan ehsHfrru - sses~s
cheap. Address \. y. Rost-lnEsllssn-
s-ssr
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CITY NOTICES.

CITY FREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
northwest corner Fifth avenue and Yes
Ter way. Seattle. Wash Male and fa-
male help furnished free OF charge.
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puoToGnAPHEas

aooRE. photographer. Boston '''
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ICE AND COLD sIonAoE
Company foot Onion sHeet.
prsg cryst.i Zee s-orn distilled water.
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NJ AHRIAGEs.

pAyrDs- - II Seattle.
February Il. iss. william raves ana
EJIa 3. Saresteusen. both Of Seattle
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
SAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY.
engineers and contractors bridge otiIa
tnr e~.sxfrx harhor Improvements ana
general contracting. 81 Seattle NaaohAi
bank building.
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W NrEn-AGENrs.

AGENTS NAME MONEY and plenty - n
Selling suf aluminium novelties. Illus
fTatea catalogue prise list rree. lis~
hriuKs ssmp.e Novelty lHtroaucgian
Co. - State ST. Chicago.
ANTEp-AEengss visit every sters ara
oGtce, new ssh printing aex4ss. steady
work all summer. inclSze zszme. An
Co. Racine. Vi&
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wA<TED-To rent furnished house OF
Eve or six roon1s. with modern c11Fs-
rssrseex close In: do let SaEt 20 pay
more tbxn 81 per month. test Q, eAze
vfE Be taken % property, and I'll gar
antee 20 return the sane 70 cSBsf u
Nrzr-clas1 condition. want 70 lease lor
one yea-. Address r. ". Pcsi-iatsAil-
EsEcer.
wA~TEn-A furnished house. II or
ras1r7s within walking distance from tie
Fsnstof7ce. Jacob Miller, So baiiey
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xnoIEN MILLS.

rAcYr w0oLEN MILLS. POS Front
street All cloth and elothlnr cur own
rrqarusacTare. SPECIAL attention IS called
rninws ara stylish and complete it.
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hook BINDING.
Rr.ANK ROCKS OF any description made
az F. Authony's book otn1sfs 2 rroas
street foot Of Cherry, Kline * feo7eH-
burg building.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BUILD Up YOUR NERVOUS SYSTEM
with Havens beef. iron. wine and celery
compound. the true blood maker. Gem
Drug Store. 5ls Second avenue.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-06-18

in this country is the crop of drunkards. With sickle made out of the sharp edges of the broken glass of bottles md demi. j,hns they a,e cut down, aud there are whole swathes of them, whole winrows of them, and it takes all the hospitals and pen:tentiaries and graveyards and cemeteries to hold this h,srest of hell. oume of you are going down under this evil, aud the never.dying worm of alec holsm has wound around you on, of it's coils, and by next New Yea, s Day it will have another coil around you, and it will after while put coil around your tongue and coil around your brain and coil around your lung and a coil around your foot and coil around your heart, and some day this never dy ng worm will with one spring tighten all the coils at once, and in the last twist of that awful convOlution Jou will cry out, "Oh, my God y and be gone The greatest of dram .tists in the tragedy of The Tempest" sends staggering cross the stage ''St-phmno," the d,unken butler hut ac, oss the stage If human life strong drink sends kingly and queenly and prince y natures stag ge,ing for" id against the fOotlishts of con .pieuity and then staggering back into failure until the world is impatient far their disappearance, and human and diabolic voices in in missing them off tle stdun