davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-02-13

stanton is QlustlinS to secure the De.
mocratic State Convention and It looks
as If she iwll succeed. II is said that q
majority of the members OF the com.
mittce have expressed a preference fol
the Valley City.
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SOUND MONEY lEAFlE.

sozs ATTENTION was gives = recent
tsz1st 20 t-@ cczrge saat -1e az % -
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y nay oe interesting also . Sc. -As.--
81 IS enactment proves 6sszxtro2. % t.e
country = z-y say
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eSz-s-.o7 ., - country = 1sse ro---a-@ss
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y--a-s between is7e as -sS pzsse1 wf.nss.
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A3rs AZ tEsre wee co<ze-s b1t e - sss
o, sasz ez---x yhe sz-srs dsczte
II 10 ths total money % 80 ccun.--
G-zozrte. . S7Zz-sSS az = rssa .se teal
10y = - eo1stry s--oaz.s. D g -
~. az Increase q - Per cens Does
tSst i7ak a. yh1zra 80 country w,ss ~
81 ~ th@ c---e % 81
n - - mercy = 80 svz-t-~ s-,zy-s-
81 % T-k-73 To- szca i-sfrsazszf- = ia a.
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80 -Asse- Fsa1 - 7sop1szsa11 4ur-
ing tAat .z-zs 1s-z1e - vAs-a To- .@~-@---ss
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for I've so19 ysa-s xssoous - eszs-sxe -
srs2@ sssr1a-1 collar -lo~< tAs- sa.x
a. thoaSa - psop.s xz-e-ez xa- s-s--&--
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- % SIS Per is1.ss@zszI. n 1sx, !. s-sorzus-
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<1a-.zax s1At tsryzos. &@os6s Il zssra xs.rh
ers-ns sra..s. Is prosperity lad n@e.
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- sses &c anon. &C -sczxv -zA o.,
wares ~ "a -rscE-z -s1re~x % - re-.
- SAFES sz5Scfsd - 81. 90 go. Il $50
& Ar1cu-sts4 70 s<ss Be sse = tx-s -.
lumber q pecess azzz4rx e-n azoyezt n So
rs&1Szszcszr1nx @xt4 nsssArz-rts 81 =. s,.szz--
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: Ss-ss Ia 1g-8 re xoess sgrzses O.. ~
iAs s@s51tActa-srs - tie rzse~z Sessss
acTs5srSe1 70 q ~ ss %. ii 1~s thsx
ssnsszzss1 - 3 -. sasss. a szzz - over =
9@4ia02 d@-lzrs - zSs zHa19a Does ~.
i>ox as %11Gg1 sAsrs had been = .ea~-ser
ot nancy - eer~ssx.oz % ba.sa&ss "a
That lark &@rsSs.~ - 49, are ~e-@
SIes71f s.e aagtz< ~ e-e@ coinage % sssv<--
n tSa sns @Fs-axe Wages q .zh.c< ssaes
a. y ID E01 sAxsr< tas Yasz -zs3 n xv~s
~ re U-4s % s9e. In zsx s.ew v.eo@ A. 20
ESSs re sa-- I'D. Or bass % s-zsrss.-
fAa44- NE@x sS9s2rsx . marked s-crezs~ II
@r&~@s cssvsas thar 3~cA1s a. 70 <-~e 49,
sg~- EAc@s sssts ioos saz5axsa sAs s-.~4-rsess
81 SAAs p~-s~1 s~c a-rSe-xs IT, co.z-srv
O. lbs people Ssk2szvsaszx@o~@ssye
u 80 Use Arrange gos1 grsee 81 cax--
sss9%fs3es ~ sss@ s1n<1 g. - <erxzam -e3s wszn
-@-E % 80 4 lss. - 1sse tAsy STOOD e
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s-Irxa X EsxAsza4n 49, - 49,
- '-.e- %---e -s~ - -~--
r-o11s-ozz -rrsss - c1nzzS.ac1.. - s-Ll AAss
Ene 5e&rTv. ~ wRs a zaeEzser = rse
class x ~ a. Tate. sz= =. wtt1 one ea-
e@S -tsns : IS sz&s. s1e eSs-s< szEF2F--ls
grs-21aze-
AIRS. Va Rsr-<<El&sr sHraEx-. a. 80 - -
-2s~ hs31zs 81 1<ozx SAL axes rr-- n
n~-vg s1-Er.S -Ea~s@-Ar So las la
Sumner zl-sosz perfected ss- ps&Hs .zr -.
I-&l.z1 Esro<l--2 E1.l& srs,E 81 I1~ ss-A-s
vzs-s S1e 7~acas@s - hzx@ \ ss-se-rs4l-
ia-@s s.zaps~ ar tsa house a.. SzzAxe -
soFx1oss~ sEe~s-seS2ss~s e2e2zs~
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leaves Pre- GSlsz 80 . zsSx szsErze<2- II
ecrTS ssrv3oe 81 Ea-Tzrz Alssc1<z -
began IS zgos@Sz1z ltzchE< \ -
e4Fss--y % acssrZcsc- q zlac1&-1z-2-s.
Pro- CE.53 - EscN -s-SEzs1 ira ~1ra6
ever 1o- E1S E1ges. sgxTk9Fas E-zo sz@ nzZ -A-I
E-s-a-1-e ~ Ezrz2-s1 27a s1- LIS Age
S3xc- ard CaaEcerSzc ssxz@ses.
A -1caz-s1. n re1or - Tzsszaz w'zz- sre
5-1tras-d = sse Garden 60 - fz1xsza-
E-F1-E. f2--s. - Gsc-sc&- ~ - --x-@@z am
yt~S4-T - -As 3zszse-s s--ss i. Is lie
w3rk - A&- Gs2SZ-se at EsGsSaz@-2e. and
esozs-sxs - 3 1zs@1y -@Ssst<s-e<s sAaes o. Car.
-zra marble. - he style - -zzzs KY.
Supporting q sess- % tA- AIS 8eraa n
- s1e ss1r4a -1sc--Sssoc. ~ WzS-s22.
-se4-11--
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pt sfsrss AND PEN c.rrra crscr-
ItrfuN.

There = o~rsA4n ria2x - pcruss,z whs
Eraks srfich ~ per capita cfrrsssatsaa. =
sns Aoae ~ she belief thAt the eaiy test
es fbs gTuegerstY - nRtEen 10 ne Arnsun.
- uapn~y IN csFrai2een Fcllo~srr sAe
lead - Mr Bras. who shares thss
sss@nse he,sef. tb~y shhsk ,hs oalr sht-w
sscssssry ie srsgrevs hnssnsws ard Insure
prosperity - - Increase tie amount a
Eaessv. nc naatter 81 ~hass s4ass tAn
ssaner snay -. ~An lncr~zs~ IN TIE pr
esgsss esregissten- hss hesn sh~ ery q cat
massey nssn sver stree s.s faaasasssz. a.
ire ei1 Gsveme1rk party. Ars ratu~z IL
Y hss t~ez aAeF:s8 hv fhs sseeesNsr, 20
shAt parry sh~ Pprslfists gn 80 ss~ r-~~
esftss e3rrwiassou - sac rsi,ea states
va ssxs4 Substantially tse sane as ~
ezs ssst - Crsas rrgskin wxs Is {.
av4 thAt - rr1nc~ $50 ywN f<sv-
sax re Cafse& STATES eai og sss seesssc-.
esa sozss es sAess rSueussssic usxaessps 81
Fst seasey sxalAaa sew Great R~stAsn
w9th iexs thss ens-aass TIE pr cagsta c9r.
essl1sssn - s'raEes. car 60 Vastly s-wsssr
Ncsassae ~ bas.scss. ard eAz a. shs s@=s~
si'sss fssrsssh Fro&sasss crarley nn~zt -
rse~s ssen a. nsaeA n.xhef rate 90 vases
tasa ths eeznsrv ~ssh TIE largest use
eaTs{A s1~wssAafsse e awy gentry ln ~
~ersd. arc wsy Great Byasssr - the ss,-s~
ssFy eenser e sAs ssyAas~s. waraas
-ss saswsF - ssTarss ece. eus IL 3css
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brightest and fnlse<: Of premise They are
taken away BY the disease wssca ezZscs
over oze ssxsA Of a. tie deaths Il The
wo-s5-she disease ~n;cz doctors cal con-
Sumption Co-sEErsiEsa has been cocs-1-
cred farz-asse. ss6 The medical r-ofrsssos
has never made greater mistake ,A-zz sszs-
There Is absolutely no reason = the r-o-ad
why consumption sLuzsd hc fatal why 4
stzo-it &c even serious. x IS a disease Of
the blood and car be cu-rc Absolutely ard
always BY purifying z-4 e1-scAsrg TIE
blood The cnIy exception 20 tbs = Ike
case where TIE disease has h<cz neglected
and improperly treated Eassi !. IS st-caxrr
than the bo6y-zz-is the body has become
50 weak as - hare los. the ability 70 req
perarc- Dr. Faerer'x Cos1ez Medical Dis
covc-y viii cure Is pcr cer. 81 al eases Of
Consumption II ascd according 70 6frec-
sio1s u also cares a. lingering co=xss.
bronchial and throat Affections. There
IS no resso1 WHY tae child Of eozs.-sp-
tive rz-e--s nee1 ever have cozSzrsp-
;ioz Il lis blood and 'Engs are strength
eret BY the proper z$e Of TIE D2sccv-
cry" All wso kave s-y reason 70 fear
Consumption. sk0Eh Rad the chapters c7
that disease IN D.. Psercess coz-oE Sessc
Medical AdxfsrT- This great medical work
CT TooS pages. prcfEssly illustrated. las
feacaed a sale Of oTcr 6so.cso copies. J,
VII Be sent free q charge On receir. a II
o7e-ce-< Stamps 20 cover cost &C mailing
esLy wo-ids Disp<nsz-y Medical Asso-
ciztsoa. 6e5 Main Street.. Bza2.o. " Y
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Uai,ed States Land osace.

United States Land Oface
Seattle. VAST. OF :. 1s<
hereby certify TAzt OF Nay { .seS. there
was fled 4. this ofsce Plat % sections :.
ard = % :ovrsaip = rc-sh range = zrss:.
W. II. ard a. re present date there II 10
record o. any sppilcsrsczs % z-r kid ~
Character sor the ,z-d described s-z re
ian< "a 5ow s1bs=cT % s5.-v. further
certify tsst TIRE hzs teen II o1zc.zI pa.
lied % rh@ r~-5zs-6e- e tas tew-zxs33
above rzue1. -nas r1e-e hzs ,ve 5se- SIs1
n t1is of.ce cain % any kid CT char
scss, - any par x re township -z-1@9
by IRE Great Northern Rafrzy Company
or me s. PsGL u. II Railway Company
% a1y ether -zExsy cocT7a1T or trz3s~ss-
u4L I further certify that re CRY M<- 0.
selection - i4r5s made ~ the - Pau.
Minneapolis a Eass.cez Railway Company
Sled = r-2s che Il Clzitzz ccuz.y - for
% acres - lard e TOWNSHIP - -o-eh
ranges z-1 - x-xt. " ". rgAE G--o5v-
- ia, and thxe ta@ greater .e-.sa- o.
sad lands are covered ~ s-~-s1-s @Frxz
snc are ro~ s15ssct % controversy b.
tween sad s@r-isrs ar re wzEx -aF~0zs
cvcG-y- WI n. OTc0rr
Eex4xEe- % Z = --s-4 O-oe
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rrsrn al Paris * re East tasrs ee-s.
the efsersnx ne~s - he revival ~ sssss.
e~~s. tss reer1nsng - ssesswses a.. sAs
gxneSsi saD<AF&aoe % tsssr~ n sa.sn~sz
circles 70 ansaespsss as ggeparx fss -.
'goot stsr~s' ssak~s ssx as .s.en as 80
ss~-ston = essr. IRE eFss srzapsssas ., T.
Azssa~ss rssswai cane ws<A tie wazsax x
fears as 70 anv rrospees - Teva.ssssr 49,
cess 81 tas Nss@mssr sseesssa. ara {: :
GasuEsg ssrenxfa srosa ear - say a. sse
Bran been nassens es;- wsEA -. eazxss.
&c. that there 10 e - re t.-psss-x ~sgA
tie currency. ard 20 rs~asts.se iexss&slaa
- - FEARED. sfgh tie oers.t.sv 60 sss ssse~
ssen 81 NrKsnEes. wAaca sAs g2sserw rso-
PC now feel 20 - aeseaf a. 1@ssssan
there - . very seessed eAsage n ssnsa-
sasss sHa . ssseessstsn 70 ras essgsa1
ShkA Ass he~a 80 lcax tsse. snee zSrs
~nsr~ u can greossi 70 cara sezeshsag .ss
e. ewaesr
II vas sAs fstal sAiaE - sTyNn's cxn.f.
escy snss ~ icss ~ sA~ss wss . rsAssa-
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rscz grro-@ -sfA Fcs-z2rr-r r.e1-1-s lrsa.
E-ass2x 4sez 80 ezz@=s4r. szzrze~s -ste
-s14.sr~lv s-axx o.~ csSsrz rz-s=slszarz ns-
z~zss - - TAssv g-za-s- nszk1-g .a-s1-
rs ar - fss t-grrTe& fuze-sxs rss<Eass
So rz=s z=so-ss IN s~nsl<-
E~z1es = . zzszzz .es ozsx as 1s-4s-v
xsz szvswx se1sss ut &c aazrse-z- Tks
EssnsT Tzs Is f-zz Esvszxs n s1sf1-zsr
FREE xs-vs2ssssz rrxn - rezrk1s al
snoazs ss.zr1a<s< 50 rzzEs az zzvsst-,er.
Tzx4 tk&s nzsx < "a ksss n tt< sNrsaszi
ezstoesv - ire ~vrex- fr adsIstoz 20 rhGs
tks h-szrs~<s - ne sraEs.r r-z1<sxzs. q
eoz1&r<ze STA aeszE1 rzsrsF- e. y .st
fh<sx czstDx - ssspsa n s&nas csc nee,
tzear rsa2xxttaas - tney Haxzrs wssh
sss<ss - e-zszs. ns - sts< case - ssrs<
gztkxr ix Great E-1szss Ind - . far
4rfss.tF- se1sw1 IS 11zf s1s-'--- T-s~s as
Ecr44ly A--x<r aza0znr e usE<y 10 resres-
sxrr n Frxree w4sn rt1ez ., 80 olszz-ss
tk.ar n oDszt-sss wt1x. narx s30ps-.1
rzsc6z~n raxhe1s. ase ~hs~s hare Eors
aAxas- sevs4ose< snf rsors sxsersvs
tGssixg syssszza
TIE rrs<ssrkx N Frxnos ys-s ~ frsn
ss<1x-s<ry "a sns~t IN osazSa,ss1s. ss1
ae<-s u ct ~ c1yezlaxsor Errts rhose otzi-
eSt1ors zzA.z-e- TIE B-t--ka trac>srssa
e<se<trs his rscslsss sroz 6&y 70 day n
TIE hsas. -. Ehs raooey KEEPS s1gn. On
performing IS o@ses - the HE blood u
rrz1< To A. e~ea greater extez; - t.is
Tie bzssness nzss, scsoag nen o. al occz-
rsstsor< Il tass ccrztry. TIE ~soasdsr>' 10
. rarity = re Ur4ts1 States. although be
Ia . perfectly norEal fgxre aDozE TIE
FrsneA
There - Fiji one other ssaso.- and s:as
ess 2srrsezzs-sy sz2sses 20 rhss conn
Ey. whsea Is IA; SHE ne Fresca are
> rs1sc. 8. ksvsrs. TIE Ers.ks and tAs
AEaersSzzs are rzce % spcz1s-x Wien
en1Scyze.f 70 pzsa..s1l and szses god
weeks wages 2s.s . xo-xlrxnzn are s2ezs
t<sogs .Es Eexs week ro.-s c. Ms7sy -
- eSrs.zzt ezrrzlatson. lbs changing
basis several tines a cay. Those WAC %
save -s-sgy @1oar5't TAssr sxz1nxs 20
ITO szTznxs hz.ks. erora xhscz- tasy are
TzfA6rawn fran esrezazt.o-. as Is TIE case
x1ts savings - nos- European cogner4@s-
Tssrs rsse- azs oesz q question as 70
there beng arg deficiency In the a-acuzs
CT messy n ;1as country 90 long rs ne fac
tories mere Il fGE 5sasz and The wxxe-
Gamers Of The cozn;ry AZ xo-x Yet Z me
rnos- prosperous days th.s country ever
saS there have been few tines xnea the
per capita earcalztsoz xxs IN excess OF
wsss j; hss been during ne recent period
o. depression
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In . sseeca Il Connecticut NJ Bryan
satc: "a xnov a little about TIE banking
business. I NIL know mere A. soon a. I
gst ny ckvi1sns On TIE xrsosn: hac de-
cozstes when the h<Aax failed" Tats, G:
coarse. szs AZ attempt 70 prs.sc.ce people
against banks lie waited people 10 be-
Esye thai me money changers had gooosed
his deposits an1 we're growing fat 81 ,nssn.
Mr. Bryan spike Tie truth IN ozs par
rc1iar. The bank 20 which he referred
was the German National esak Of Lfn-
coin. Seo- Al TIE ii-ne !; fsEle. Nr. Bryan
lad balance CO sT1s. TIE bank. how
ever. tad Mr.. B-yans note for si.eoo. wnich
has never been paid Probably II be and
cthsrs had anet their obligations the bsrx
would not have failed. and would no. row
be oar Szssss because o. Is dealings with
Zr Eryaz
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Er. Bryan draws crowds wherever he
gees. bat that tie gatherings are made Up
largely q curiosity -seeksrs is shown ty
az exchange. which says; An tnthuzs-
astsc olt-tirss Kentucky colonel who at
tended The Bryan reception az Lexington.
and who had become greatly enthussd ~
the mixture q Bryan and Bourbon inspara-
tea. graspe1 Dir. Bryan by TIE hazc with
az the servor % the rnos; generous Kea-
.scky hospitality ard saId. Col Bryan.
sas. - gao. sab. iris vas gran. csnson-
stratioa. san. altogether IRE grzn6es-
ever RAD in Lex1zgton. sss. since Jumbo
vas sxhgbstss'"
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Hbs1 ssss> tie sTsc. e Bryar's tor
- <sS Ezxsza9 Govs~2c--~sect Powers o..
Maze -seen<1y al. IL c4s sst 70 s-ec-
~ al re cr0Ses raj gathered % see
h1n were srfrzctss csseHy ~ csYiox1sy
sn5 q set t1izk - NO. s.xse convert
Tspsi~ sorkss . see III szS stAy~9 70
ha@e TT. BIT ;1ss was f5r ed % = Toe
srEaron "A tas View Engs&nf y-zrss q Ike
tcat = %sw ToTx afa.e. E@lch 7 exper-
WI rfTs EcEsnsey quarter o. a rrIzgca
risrs4ssY. r = oaly auesssoz &C re AZ.
- re eszrR.s.v~
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a canvass hzs e~ez -nsse 90 View York
city ~ hsth RS BsYat.iczn ard Demo
crzfte -.snswsrv sn1 hey agree that ne
fetal ycss vii - snou; - 50 TIE Pc
r1eilosns claim tat Mckinley VII carry
%sw York rttv sy G ase s-s plurality oe
y DC - cfMts-srss FER E-a.akfx-
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TIE 5gz1~rzsz a.! ever he cczr.-y are
z~Ks0zzv erzsEav - eie~.goz q MrEl--
ieT. ~ss1 Tssy srp@cz a revival = tsss-
ya1s- TIE letters -seesTsf ar5 rZSE2 ~s
- sss f'ses,@ Iz-zsAss- TT-zes Journal ssow
tat r1s &sasess @atSe-szI oS.nloa Is ina.
w-Ts ts~ ss@gzsoz e pepzszt~zn -,-1sa-
cert anz - bring q 80 free sItver -
$50 IRE ~ - a irz-ze-.sa,. improve
re- = ~ t1-ts 20 s76.xtfsss cor-e~<-s
$50 ss~snsrszx
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TS~~w - cns 1a~srsnes n. lear h~e~s~-,
Fs~Ts7 s7@ AN-zasrr f1snns=- Dnrs-g TIE
sattsx's Nrss praz.feutizl eazTas Re sss
Eas< s-Ar oaE e - Hsa:s. -sAsss 80 cAn1pssx-
scs~. cry ere ~As-1 sp~e~h - eAs eo---
~sst~~ - rsatssr.ssfsa snss xawe sSss c-s
br1es tz.srx1--H - a -wy1-.s-.
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--s caessn - sAs Teeva.ssfs ira; a ns--h--
g Great No-tsSr1 ratnzxz employees h..s
s~~s saseAs~se~& fer ysess-srai -e~sozs saras
oa- - D. ane e tee @k2si s2l-T s-0-s<x. &
sx- as sss sazsSzssss ere cance--~c ~.
~s- So aswr as tie graz Fax. enras~ IN
- &c c~atHrr.
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= - ga GO srozrs-1-v ~hf-h - 20 .-i-
tow ~ sierfson re STATE = wases-x-or
sseai& ~rao1 81 80 e-e g - eonno--
w~zfsss tat = 1sovssg se-wsr1 xs-h x--a.
Ftrt2ss. r 81 never g = hozsve-. {. v-
Rave Pg.sTss- $40 s&-rir-sf-ztlsn a..
are r~pre@srse-f - r~o f'ogztis.s L ths
5~ws~ hozse &C congress
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TIE Ssw York Advertiser rvsa.. "a
sssstas - 8 l@stsr whsrh - s<kzx s<rat -
9s1ss-.sstsTs ~ ne pon0rrsstc rzrssna.
ea11 szftt~s sreissasg 8 hlz-k for sysasc-4->
ten 70 TIE eaEsrassz tsn9 sa1 requesting
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

Cializra County Cag-ter: Bryan Is ths
APOSTLE 90 discenf%st tss cssr7pso7 % Ia
tired. he advocate % envy. He has rDaSs
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-06

1aevsccs. Checks. Mixtures and ofo1
sn~sss every krv~r curn hfnA8ioa
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Arizona republican., 1896-02-26
PiRESCOTT'S NA- D''
She Is Desirous of Water Eea. u
 a Shelter

Prescott Courier: The meeting citizens to discuss water and other questions was held in the supervisors rooms last evening. Gorham Bray was chosen secretary and Col. Brodie, chairman. After much discussion a vote was taken to bring forth the sense of the meeting as to the advisa- Ibility of petitioning congress for aid in the matter of securing a water sys- tenn for Prescott, which resulted in favor of such petition. Then it was moved and voted that a committee of seven be appointed by the chair to draw up this petition with proper safe guards, to be submitted to a meeting of citizens to be held at same place next Monday evening, the same com mittee to gather data and report on re- duction works proposition. AS such committee, the chair appointed R. E. Morrison, R. H. Burmister, J. w. Will son, Samuel Hill, John Dougherty, J. L. Fisher and T. w. Otis. The com mittee meets in the supervisors rooms at o'clock this evening to consider the reduction works proposition, and would like to have all information bearing thereon which can be given. Then, at the suggestion of F. M. Mur- phy, the matter was voted on favor ably and a committee of three appoint ed to move in the matter of mining exchange building for Prescott. Dr. Vickers, Judge Wells, Geo. Schureman and B. B. Gage were appointed as such 1 committee.
Arizona republican., 1896-02-26

The Mount LebNaon Shakers have invented great many valuable things. They were the first to make brooms by machinery; the first to put up seeds in little packages; the first to manufac- ture cut nails.
 Now they are out with a method of curing dyspepsia by resting the stom- ach. Their remedy is known as the Shaker Digestive Cordial. It supplies food in an artificially digested form and at the same time aids the diges- tion of other foods in the stomach. In other words, by the use of the Shaker Digestive Cordial, a dyspeptic virtually gets along without the use of his stomach until itqis restored to its natural strengh and vigor. A single 10 cent bottle will oft-times give marked relief. Get a bottle from your druggist and try it.