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Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
Missionary Notes.

At the Siever's school house on Trout
Run, south of DEBORAH Sunday School
was organized last Sunday with the
following officers:
Superintendent to be chosen next
Sunday.
Assistant, Miss Alice Nelson.
Secretary, Miss Tina Nefstad.
Treasurer, Miss Mary Johnson.
Janitor, Ole Kjelle.
All are invited to attend ut 3 p. m.
each Sunday.
G.. j. HARLAN, Missy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
Notice.

Notice is hereby given to those de-
string copies of the new code that the
same will be distributed through the
Auditors office of this county, about
the first of October; they will be sold
at S.. 90 per copy, and all who wish to
purchase copies should file their appli-
cation with me before the first of Sep
tember. This should be attended to at
once as l have to notify the Secretary
of State of the number required.
o. e. JOHNSON,
24-3 County Auditor.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

f. l.. EATON, who was nominated
for governor by the prohibitionists is
ineligible for the Office of governor, not
having lived in the state the required
two years. He is q Methodist minis
ter, who came to this state last fall
from Wisconsin. s. p. Leland Of
Charles City, DIR. EatOn's only COM
petitor, will probably be placed "n the
ticket to fill the vacancy.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
New Standard Phones.

Following is a list OF subscribers to
the Standard Telephone Exchange
whose names do not appear on the
printed list of subscribers. Space has
been left on the bottom of the list cards
where these names may be written If
desired: +. d. Hutchinson, 1853; J. j.
Cameron, 155; Charles Schrubbe's
grocery store, 142; U. 8. Express Com
pany, 80; J. L. HansOn's bakery lOl.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

THE sugar trust is not wholly happy.
The Dingley law deprived it OF the
special advantages which it had en-
joyed under the Wilson law, and now
the farmers of the United States are
preparing to raise beets for the sugar of
the country and refine 1t in the fac
tories where the sugar is made.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
Off to New York.

Forty-two times Ben Bear has made
his semi-annual trip to New York for
the purchase of clothing. He left Fri
day night for the metropolis and will
be gone several weeks. He is confident
of successful trip, and everyone here
abOuts knows that these semi-annual
trips result in great bargain sales ut his
store.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
Y AT i MA.
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THE WONDER OF THE AGE.

PERFECT HEALTH RECLAIMED
THE WONDER OF THE ACE.
Grandest discovery in the annals of
medicine.
Guaranteed to cure more diseases
than any other medicine, treatment or
system known to the medical pro-
fessiOn. mo MAN made" remedy,
but 'nature's' true panacea.
Vatuma is an antiseptic germicide,
it positively destroys all microbes
and germs of every kind, name and
nature, it Is healing and soothing to
the nllicuOus membrane. 1t will per-
manently cure the majority Of cases of
Bronchitis, Catarrh, Dyspepsia, all
Stomach troubles. . diseases OF the
Bladder, Bowels, Kidneys, Liver, Com
stipati0n, Piles, Old Sores, Rectal
Diseases, Ulcers, Eczema, Scrofula,
Blood Poison, Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Diseased Discharges, Diseases peculi.
ar to Women, Nervous and Physical
Weakness, etc.
NO MATTER WHAT YOUR ALL
ment, or where you live, write us full
history Of your trouble, and our con.
sulting physician will advise you what
to do In order to regain your health.
Consultation Is FREE and sacredly
confidential. Terms very low. For
proofs enclose 2 cent stamp.
Local agents wanted everywhere.
No canvassing. We advertise you in
your home paper. Address with stamp.
THE vATUNaA COMPANY.
r. O. BOX. F. 81. CHICAGO. IL L
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

The facts that the farmers of the
west are paying off their mortgaged in
debtedness has put such quantities of
money into the markets that the loan
agencies are offering loans on farm
property at reduced rates and on terms
more favorable than those of last year.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

THE first week under the new tariff
bill law shows marked improvement
in business all over the country, not
only in manufactures, but in business
confidence and general activity. Re
ports from every direction show a
general Improvement.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

RECENT reports from Mexico show
that the fall in the value of silver is
creating great business disturbances
there, and may lead to the adoption of
the gold standard.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
REPUBLICAN CAUCUSES.

Republican caucuses will be held in the
following places on the dates named, for the
purpose Of choosing delegates to the county
this city, August II, 1897.
DEBORAH, OUTSIDE OF CITY.
Caucus will be held at the court house, Tues.
day afternoon, August 10th. at 1880 O'Clock, to
choose IL delegates. TOWNSHIP Cox.
lST WARD.
Atannex Of the rink, opposite Alderman
Stoskonrs residence, August 5th Ct 7:S0 p. m.
2ND WARD.
At Wilbur Lumoer Co.'S. ONCE, August 10th,
at7:0 .. m. a delegatcA WARD OsyM.
SRD WARD.
AZ City Hall, August 5th, at 5:9O p. n. s
4TH WARD.
At hose house No. 2, Tuesday evening, Aug
ust 10th, at 7:S0 O'Clock. 10 delegates.
WARD Con-.
MADISON.
At Dibb's school house, district No. 4, Aug
ust 10th, at O'Clock p. m. delegates.
TOWNSHIP Com.
PLEASANT.
At school house No. 8, Wednesday, August
IL at O'Clock p. m. sdelesates; co
BURR OAK.
At Cratsenberg's store, Thursday, August 5,
at O'Clock p. M. Sdelegates;
BLUFFTOE
At the school house In Button, August 10th,
at 7:30 p. m. Sdelegates. TOWNSHIP Con-.
FREMONT.
At the usual place In Kendallville, Saturday,
August 7th, at 7 80 p. m. delegates.
TOWNSHIP Com.
FRANKvILLE.
At the usual place in Frankville, Saturday,
August 7th, at 7:S0 p. m. 8deiegates.
SPRINGFIELD.
A Republican caucus will be held ut the
NOrdness school house Wednesday, August
llth, at 1880 O'Clock, for the purpose of eiecting
nine delegates 70 attend the County Conven-
tiOn to be held the day following.
By ORDER OF Com.
CANOE TOWNSHIP.
There will be a caucus held In the school
house In District No. 2, Monday, August 9th
at four O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of choos-
ing six delegates to the Republican county
held on the 18th day of August,
1897. TOWNSHIP Con-.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

The Dingley bill Is law aud the
factories have started up.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

SILVER touched the lowest price in
its history last week.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03

WHEAT continues to advance In
price notwithstanding the fact that
silver continues to fall.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
Arrested for Causing a Riot.

Last Friday Sheriff Christen went to
Festina and arrested Geo. Kipp. Frank
Hankin, JOS. Brother, JOS Rothmeyer,
Fred Tillman, b. Tillman and JOS.
Moser on the charge of causing riot
in that place on Sunday, July 25th.
The warrants were sworn out by Father
Haubrich, with whom these parties
had been having considerable trouble.
They were bailed out of Jail and the
trial is being held this Tuesday,
morning before Justice III. +. Barthell.
PRESIDENT MCKINLEY's decision to
modify the partisan and absurd exten-
sions of the civil service rules made by
Mr.. Cleveland Is in line with real civil
service reform.
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Republican County Convention.
A delegate Republican convention is hereby
called to be held at the court house in DecOrah
THURSDAY, AUGUST 18th, 1897.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 18th, 1897.
at the hour Of Loo O'Clock p. m, for the purpose
Convention to be held at Cedar Rapids, Aug
18th, and 35 delegates to the Senatorial Con
ventiOn to be held later, to nominate q Repub.
lican candidate for State Senator, and the
transaction Of any other business that may be
properly brought before 1t.
Under the usual sppOrtiOnment such con-
ventiOn will be constituted as follows
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
SpRINGFIELD.

A Republican caucus will be held ut tn
Nordness school house Wednesday, Angus
llth, at 1880 O'Clock, for the purpose of eiectin
nine delegates TO attend the County COnver
tiOn to be held the day following.
BY ORDER OF Con.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1897-08-03
CANOE TOWNSHIP.

house In District No. 2, Monday, August 9th
at four O'Clock p. m. for the purpose Of choOs
ing six delegates to the Republican count,
convention, held on the 18th day of August
1897. TOWNSHIP Con-.
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DECEIVED IN A NUGGET.
sharper Cfeverfy Passes OF 3
PLATED Piece of Copper on
Mrs. QuaGIfeftf

There are nuggets 81 real geld ard there
are nuggets that are base frauds Nrs
Romano QSagliotu. who attends 20 the
Business affairs % the winery and saloon
al 10 Second avenue south, has had an
experteElce with a bogus nugget. and row
Ire Police are locking for the man tina.
imposed OF her
L-2ss Tuesday afternoon a man cf 81
olnaTy Appearance. accompanied By Jsek
1onroy. visited the saloon and casually
e1nioite9 nugget Ffs told Row y had
Teen given him By a friend and that il
came from scms mine in the eastern part
q ths state. He figured its actual value
az about SO. bat could not Rink CT part
nix Win IL AIRS Qua Eisotti was greatly
taken with the little mars OF yellow metal
ana was not averse TO becoming fits pos
SCISSOR. but as the holder refused 70 con-
slider the idea OF selling il size saw ne way
or becoming its owner
Finally the man ordered drinks and 20
lis amusement discovered that he 6fi
tot have money to pcy. II was then ina.
ne passed the nugget over the bar as se-
curly and proceeded 20 borrow s. Later
IN the day he came tB again. and after
IA King one more drink on the strength CT
the nugget borrowed another dollar. ia
has not been seen since. and IN the mean
tine Mrs QuagIiotti has had the nugget
tested Il looked very much Ike gold. but
under the hand OF a chemist the gold lis
appeared leaving nothing but mass OF
copper.
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BOUGHT SEATTLE BRICK.
spokane City Officials Inspect Denny
Clay Co.'S Works-Ffve Mil
lion PurehaSed.

Mayor E D. Olulsted. City Comptroller
George Liebes and City Engineer Otto
Wslle. OF Spokane. are IN the city inves-
ugati7g the quality Of brick Manufactured
By the Denny Clay Company, which Is 10
be used IN paving the streets OF Spokane
A contract fer paving three blocks on
Howard street has been iet to Farrell &
Mcclellan. and Mr. Mcclellan accom-
panies the Spokane city officials. He has
contracted for the purchase OF 5000 600
brick Of the Denny Clay Company
The party arrived here yesterday over
the Northern Pacific. They spent the az
;ernoon inspecting the plant OF the CON-
pany. and the brick used in the coastruc-
ton Of the Denny hotel Mayor oimsted
said last night that he was well satisfied
with what he had seen and believed the
brick would be perfectly satisfactory.
Only three blocks VIII De paved this fall.
but II the paving proves a success after
the winters use the intention Is TO have
about mile altogether.
Business conditions IN Spokane are
healthy" said Mayor Oimstsd last night.
The fruit fair is a success. The attend
ance on the opening day was 7eo9-tilat
Is, paid admissions This is double that
OF the 1rst day last year. While the Klon-
dixie excitement has interested many peo-
pie IN Spokane and Eastern Washington,
IL has not hurt Spokane any"
The party visited the city han yeSter-
day afternoon for few minutes. They
will return today over the Great North
ern-
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trouble between him and his daughter.
Another story is that Col. Lan6es was
very much dIspleased when his daughter
married her present husband. who Is a
poor man. when she could have made.
from financial standpoint, a much mora
profitable marriage.
The proceedings which Mrs. Jsnns be-
gan Yesterday srs IA the form OF a bill
n equity 70 compel Col and Mrs. Landes
20 bring into court certain papers OF the
Landes Estate Company, so that the
court may ascertain just what has be-
come OF certain stock belonging 70 her.
IN her hiII which vas prepared By At
tornsy ". T. Hays. Mrs. Jenns says she
Is 2 years OF age. she resided. she states,
with her father until 1855. when she went
70 Victoria. B. G, where. on August ..
ISS she married Louis H Jeans Later
they moved 20 Vancouver. y. c.. where
they now make their home. The mother
OF the plaintiff. Col Landes' first wife.
died IN February. 1855. leaving a Will
Later Col Landes, on his own spplicA-
ton, was made the guardian % his daugh-
ter. In December. ISIS. Col L.andss mar
Fied again.
Il IS alleged thai n October. 1854. Col.
landsS gave bis daughter as 4 GIT. seven
ty-foUr shares of the capital stock OF the
FIRST Nstonsl bank ef Port Townsend.
Later. & Is alleged. Gel Landes had Ms
caHSAteT fn3orse TIE stock to him IA
promising 70 keep i u trust for her Mrs.
aenas says she had every confidence IN her
fathsE ard d. IS be requested Nofwirn-
standing that the daughter has repeated
y asked Tor sn accounting. her father has
refused - render e.
August :. ISss. Z the b!ll IN equity Is true.
Col L-2noss wrroGgfuliy and without The
knowledge o. rs daughter. Transferred her
stock 20 rs present vie. Christina
Lardas. far the purpose CT cheating a-a
6sfrsgeing his daughter Mrs Isnns a.
lagss That TIRE stock IS worth s. A.. ana
that the annual d5v.5aa3s wnsrh Gel.
Iaadss nas collected aa6 for which he has
ncr scc8uuted srnouzs . $40.
II IS fartaer ALLEGED n me hfu .Ant n
ApvI f&4. TIE L4a8es Estate Cerpsnw
was organised wlta a capital stock Il
80 &C. having Tor IS trustees Col. Lands
rs " gs. and Mrs JennA The comoa-v
owued ard n JsSarsea COUNTY vera
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James Crsrn~r. ss 81 Taylor street. eho
works ~ the sssTers hotel. had known
Jsssl4 E1rsord for two years had uzcs
s@sz ser t. October. iSs%. about 7sA oscIocE
,. n II company ~tth two young r1en
or Madison street scar Broadway. sns
rad oz>s fr~srs1 witness 70 cors over 20
Ar. Ford's house
An odd One.
what IL yeur nanseY
'sA1espn Neil answered the n@xs wit
ness. Z gswky ycarg man with ropy sszr
and AZ embryonic nnnstaehe Ills hands
were large. ard as be shot one Of them
perp@nd&c0aarFy upward ss high ss re
could reach ~ leaked like q possible
Ajax IN ARENAS Wards collection %
wax works. Ras odd gestures and slight
hesitation that stopped just short Of
stznsEn@r seemed 20 ansn-e tn crowd. even
wher the wltnexs Cd not wish 90 be fun
~. where Do ycu liver His answer
VAS The single weird SEATTLE" yet ire
crowd szzgned. what - yeBr occUpa-
sionT'' Nest anything" ard there YVES
another iaarh II was this conicai wit
mesa however. who drew a great broad
srrtrch across Jessie MSTfcra's reputation
He told how the crowd OF SIX or ssgnt
boys ard girls used - play run, sheep
run," ard his description of the game
vas uncsnscl0ussy funny. he told with
great posstlveness and piafnness how.
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sAz o. TIE evttence r7r TIE 1~sesx<. s-1 a
s~F-14 attack 8pcn the character 81 -.
prosecuting w4xresx
ne strongest statements nae. a. ia
witness sssn1 are. f-7n tas nature II .as
ccas- unit fer psbilczsics- TIE ds-sss-
laey are TIE better they s~enz 20 sssir ina
Nast crowd which OF yesterday raa kxrx-
er thar az AIRY preceding session.
Judge yaeoas opened rne ryrp~~~ss-1.
yezfsrcay morning BY warning an -szs
Witnesses 20 keep ouf % fhs waiting ruorr.
which vas reserved. hs said. exclusively
for the ladies'.
Opening of the Defense
Jadrs JoAn r Hamphrs@s then made rns
opening s1stsrnsn, far TIE defense Re
stss>d that tse defense es-seA-thxx NJ
ro5e dsrt@c--tn toto the charge. rn adj
ton the Defense expected 20 prove ffYst
TIE prosecuting witness. Jessie xc~soy6
~zs Tot q previous chss.s character. taat
pEscr 20 January 3 isT. she was engaged
&c playing q gz-s called Run shaen
run." In which sns wozld crawl ursser ire
houses 70 hide that at gre tire ~na
erawlsd under the house occwpsea by mra-
a@ry starr. and a. ths sanns tine ere
Boo Ripley erawIes EnSsr tire house wssh
her. that before they c-zwE~d under shs
house another young mar rad crzwie1 an
der the same house from tire opposite s4sses
that they were between Kim ara The Hrbs
and While they were there and On several
otter occasisns he saw them q a corunxo-
mtzsax position. that at another time xes
and Bon Ripley were seer ir the dusk az
the Far end Of tne Madison street bridge
whence they turned north into the wcr-.s
IL the dark. that az another the she ara
two boys ~sra o4s r. the brtszh
In an uElEapvoss6 street east os
altitude. snat az ether TIRES sae ras Al
the corner Of Jackson ard South Third
ard Of Washington and South Tasra
streets. thai oG December 81 she reported
70 Ar. and Mrs. Ford that she was gesnx
20 ar entertainment. THAT she had missed
her car and came home late In cab. thai
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eanvics!on here. should carry out ths
F1ciples thar 4 laid down Ia that case
TIER logical results. possibly this case
ssaid skil WITH 4. I carefully examined
- compared the evidence 81 this case
Wa he statement % the evidence Fl that
eass. Anybody thar viii give the two a
szss,al reading and comparison viii see
e darenlty the court has met With IA this
as. Wow. ! will state 20 the attorneys
szA1la.
FIRST tina; case holds that an acts. TIE
eassacy Of whieA T. 70 lnfsme the pas
.sas q the party alleged % have been
ssearsd seeh as hugsinE. kissing and sul-
sgss feeling or handling Of the person.
40 % DC eliminated entirely from the
sasSsssation OF the Jury.
Promise Of Marriage Necessary.
sscord. thai no premise. except
s..eAse lR consideration q marriage, :
..aaSfnt A plausible argument was n.asfa
aikAcAEh promise ether than one
s..asFssss was not sufficient. Jet thas
enter as factor with ether facts
:, sssFt IS nos satisfied With that loxse
:. - ene promise outside OF a premise
= aFy would rot answer the purpose
= a3fd 70 ccneelve how aany o. such
ssnAscs woGid answer. Any uum5er q
,~ss.assis things. IN loxlc. never could
sAzs a eoaplete thine.
@ssaer, taat ease holds that eonsfseFs-
-. - saeA as money. a SIX dress II vou
- = jewelry. VII ROT answer tna
2sss asd tee court - further pre-
= e aola. although Z Is not msasIon-
h. sas Soehrsn ease. that reciprocal
vi net d.. The court - ret sesug
= sny Intelligent woman that 4
sA3s &c loves ,hrr ADD SIZE SAYS shs
a.. ia tAea shey ear g. - bed to-
80 aFa Z p a. right. that - Is
-. = ss:eciiaa- That Eca't &c. Z tsst
- statement fer tha purpose -
: 49, saa WHIST Z shan charge the fury
ss. eliminating az .hssa things thar
ss.ss sarroS grou84 soF tAis ease "a
-. g. si'ca- very rarrew. yss iAs eon-t
-. "a Z oawht. WA proper tnstrts>-
Ass s...-'.s-l ta.s case 70 sAe Jury. ara
a,ss- s-'a1ae3 t. as sec
q - -. us raaar the great feature
ssfa ease yesterday AS the enso-
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SUED BY HIS DAUGHTER.
Col Henry Iandes. the Port TOWNS
end In nker, Asked for an Account
ing by Mrs Jeuns.

The private IS wei as The business af-
fairs % Col Henry Land~z. cs Port
Townsend. one - the best known men
II the state. wiz be aired In court. II a
suit which his daughter. Mrs. Lgas
Jsnns, Of Vancouver, p. C. began against
hin yesterday n the Federal court 10
allowed 70 90 70 trial Mrs- jeans sues
her father and her step-mosher 70 re-
cover ire value q valuable stocks. which.
she charges. her father gave her and later
converted 10 his own use and 10 the use
OF hts wife.
Those who are familiar with ths srairs
OF the Lzndss family say that Col
Landes and his daughter are not on
speaking terms. and that recently Mrs.
Jenns' husband, who Is Landes' son-tn-
Lag. had q r0ught-aud-EumbIe fight with
Co. LAndss, which came near resulting
very seriously. IL has been asserted that
Col. Lsndes' second marriage caused the
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s-s-ssse Col Lzr5ss transferred al his
properly e the company He sss1e1 a
s7z2A portion 81 stock % himself. coEsss-
sraole p hss wife. z75 TIE hziarcs % -.
S%&e worth . Mrs. Tsnns Nrs. Jeans
ae lad a trust lie r5E refuses 20 &C.
coEEt for tn= sane. Mrs. TerEs alleges
mat her father has r-anseerre1 al u rs
possession 20 h2s present wife. SO TIA, I.
No@45 De ssyc1i re legal rss-A cs rs
G lznts- Should she obtain 3 Judgment
against I'm
Mrs. Ts-ns wants TIE court - have al
TIE business affairs O. Gel Lzr4es ard
IS w1s investigated 50 hat she can ret
NAT which she SAYS e legally hers Shs
rrsys Ter Judgment for s1s 500 which ste
sars Is she vai-s % he stock and slv.-
csnds due hsr.
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HARD ON THE GIRL
-.~vExsE N THE FORD TRIAL
eyrss IT'S BsTTEHHEs-
xvtA<nce offered to Prove That
.-s~ Worfsrd Had q Had Char
.~r-The Preacher TO BE Pat ON
- sssad - the Last Witness.

-. Js~obs yesterday refused the mo-
-. = e,xuszs the case against ". =.
90 bet To doing 50 ne took occasion 20
.--,,xs tss opgnson thar tire prosecution
=, xe<y nttis ground or which 10 stand.
:. ssad With tire defense that the Law as
- sovn By the supreme court In the
-. n he state against Cochran Is ap-
.--ss.s 70 toe case az bar, but stated that
AZ ezrsssI consideration he had decided
:. :, the case 20 70 the jury under ths
~r,,sfsous a. laid down In that case In
-.<.,..rs the motion. he said:
-sr,ss regard TO the point that vas liner
.mr ard sraaastively argued 20 the eourt
= xrxrsrasy. the court. after consider
-. sest.a.ion, has Come 20 The conesa-
-, thas II you'd send this matter 70 fns
~ The court deems Il best 10 notify
=. sftorusys that it considers the case
= ~sehran. reported in the Tenth Wash
s..esr a. the Ia o. thls case. 80 the last
s~rre<s.cn OF the supreme court On that
--xs.rt. TIRE court WAS Inclined 20 believe
-. tnss case las within the logic Of that
xsrs,.ar. There are very f<w facts watch
.~1srafs the facts OF this case from the
80 AZ nat case. The court Is OF the
.ssioc thai IL the supreme court, In case
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IL your child Is puny, fretful. troubled
with gianduIar swellings, infamed eyes.
or sores on the head. face or body, a
course Of Ayers Sarsaparflla Is needed TO
sxpel the scrofGlous humcrs from the
blood. The sooner you begin 70 give this
medicine the better.
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