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RACE HORSES CREMATED
Higgins Bros Valuable Stable
Destroyed by Fire.
BRIN0 TRICKS BURNED UP
Five Other Animals Dead-It Is Believed
That Jockey "Speck" Ryan Per-
ished- Origin of the Fire
Is Unknown.
speeIaI pIsnatch 10 the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Missoula, June l3.-The extensive rae
Ing stable of Higgins Bros. two miles
west OF town, together with Brine
Tricks, the famous pacing stallion. with
a record of 2.l3i., and six thoroughbred
colts, were destroyed by fire shortly
after midnight tonight. \ young
jockey named "Speck" Ryan. who re-
Gently came from California, cannot be
found and is supposed to be dead In the
ruins. Bill Howard. the famous old
sprinter and 2-year-old colt, Saco, by
Eolian, were all that were saved.
Billy Dingley discovered the fire. lie
with the other employees of the stable
were asleep in a room in the south side
of the stable and were awakened by the
roar of the ilames. They rushed from
the room to find the whole west side OF
the building in flames. The stable was
In the form of circle and that part
above the stalls was partly filled with
hay, SO that the fire made terrible
progress, Dingley rushed at once for
Bill Howard's stall and the wise old
horse permitted him to lead him from
'Ht putuinS builulNs. Inc OtntT men
went 10 Brino Tricks stall. but he
fought them furiously, seriously injur-
ing one of them before they abandoned
the attempt To get him out. Of the
string of youngsters only Saco, the =
year-old. was saved.
The origin OF the fire is a mystery. 1t
was probably incendiary, as II started
ON the opposite side of the building
from the kitchen, which was the only
place where there had been any fire. A
strong west wind was blowing and the
fire started on the extreme west end OF
the building. and in IS minutes from
the time the blaze was discovered the
splendidly equipped stable was in COM
plete ruins. Besides the horses, the
sulkies. saddles. blankets and entire
stable furiture We're lost There was
$1,000 insurance on the building In the
agency of Stcddard a. Winstanley. The
Higgins Bros. have the sympathy Of the
entire community. How this will affect
their racing plans for this year s not
known. George Higgins said at o'clock
this morning that he could not tell.
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interfrrcd with the Investigation. Captain
Stouch asserted his authority and ordered
the deputies on the reservation. By this
time STANLEY had disappeared. After much
trouble he Was located at Black Eagles
camp captain SiouCh Immediately start
ed for the camp. and there found the
brave nlly armed and sin tlslnclincd
to surrender without n light. Finally he
consented 10 accompany the agent back
TO the post stil refusing tn give M his
arms. lie was then persuaded Ia give up
his rifle, aud when the agency was reach
ed was promptly lockcd UP.
In the meantime sheriff Glib returned
and presented Captain StOuch with a
warrant for his arrest for violating the
state laws Tor interfering with the sheriff
IN his attempt Ia arrest the indians. Then
the shcrin demanded STANLEY. but the
agent positively i,fusrd TO deliver him UP
feeling thai Il would defeat the cuds Of
Justice. as hr hoped Ia secure from the
prisoner evidence which would lead to
the apprehension ur his uCComplices. The
sheriff then departed hut again left hts
deputies. After much parlrying Captain
Slouch brcane convinced u WAS useless
TO hold the murderer longer aud turned
him over 10 the sheriff. scnding an escort
Of cavalry with him 10 the railrond.
INV i'pNiA h'AiS Win Aut hUfhhltS
thrown around StOuch hy the interference
OF the state officials at length. aud con-
cludcs by commencing that. I'm view of
the disturbed condition Of the settlers.
two troops of cavalry h. stationed at
iongu" river. yellow Hair and Sum crow
were arrested by captain StouCh after
his report had been mailed. The tone OF
the report throughout indicates that It
WAS the presence of the shcriff's posse
that aroused the Indians. They are una
bile TO distinguish their hereditary enc
my. the cowboy. from the same indlvid-
unl clothed with n sherias powers. and
II was those men and not the soldiers
that Stanley wanted TO fight.
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YELLOW FEvE n.
Death Of One of i.0 Passengers at Hon-
mans Island. Near New \ ork.

New York. June lS.-Otto weinerson.
one of the passengers on the steamer
Advance. was transferred To Swinburne
island hospital last night, suffering
from yellow fever. Weinerson was one
of the SURVIVORS of the British ship
Buckhurst. which took fire and was
abandoned In mid-ocean while on a
voyage from Newcastle. y. =. W. for
Panama. Weinerson was taken sick at
sea three days before the steamer
arrived at this port. He was removed
with the rest Of the second cabin pas
sengers To Hoffman island for observa-
tion. The patient showed no marked
symptoms of fever until yesterday. To-
day he grew rapidly worse and died at
\ O'Clock to-day, There are ~ pas
sengcrs at Hoffman island. They viii
be detained the usual i've days.
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Fire In Killings.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
Billings, June l3.-Fire broke out at
4 o'clock this afternoon in the out
buildings in :he rear of the Wallace
building occupied az the armory of the
Billings cavalry and had obtained con-
siderable headway before II was no.
ticed. The fire department responded
promptly To the alarm, and succeeded
in extingulshing the flames before
much damage was done. The loss is
about slo0, The fire was near the
frame opera house adjoining and was
endangered for a time. The origin Of
the fire is unknown.
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Chicago. June 1s.-The national con-
Nention OF the Free Sons -: Israel was
called 10 order by Grand Master Julius
hamburger uf New York City to-day IN
the banquet hall OF the Auditorium
The reading u Grand Master Harnur-
gers report occupied nearly Two hours
He detailed the various advantages of
the order, saying that ~ spite of the
stagnation ~ industries. the order has
fiourished and has now a r's'rNc fund
OF nearly Sl,u0o.ooo. Tho convention took
= recess until afternoon when. after
the appointment of IN, various COM
mittees. an adjournment vas an
nounced until Tomorrow a. 800 a. m.
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BRYAN AND SGWALL.
They Luneh With senator Jones, Chair
man of the Democratic Committee.

Washington, June l3.-IIon. ". ].
Bryan paid hurried visit To this city
to-day, arrivinR here from New York
this morning and leaving for Norfolk
this evening. There werr many callers
at the hotel where Mr.. Bryan stopped
He attended services NJ the New York
Avenue Presbyterian church and latcy
in the day dined with senator Jones,
the chairman NJ the national demo-
cratic committee, Hon. 4. Scwall. late
democratic vice presidential candidate,
also dined with Senator Jones.
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London. June l3.-A dispatch to the
Times from Simla says: The monsoon
has started with fun force on the west
coast. Rain. varying in fall from three
inches al Bombay proper t1 seven
inches at Calicut. district OF Madras
has been continuous for The last "a
hours. The winds are normal and there
are every prospect OF a favorable ad-
vance of the rain northward
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University sentiment 4, for Arbitration

Princeton. n. j., June l3.-Dr Fran
els Landley Patton. president of the
Patton university. preached the bacca-
laureate sermon to the graduating
classes to-day. He regretted the atti-
tude of England toward Greece. but. he
said. The Americans are not in posi-
tion To criticise when such a measure
as the arbitration treaty has been re-
iected." President Patton went on to
say that university sentiment In this
country Is absolutely in favor of the
arbitration treaty.
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Abolition Of Army substitutes.

Brussels. June IA great demon
stratlon was held here to-day. organized
10y general army officers In favor of the
reorganization Of the army and the
abolition of the system uf military sub
stitutes. A large deputation. headed by
General Brialmont, went to the palace
in the course Of a patriotic speech de-
clared himself as favorable To their pro-
pOsals
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death warrant of the parliamentary
government, He earnestly advocated
an investigation into the real state NJ
affairs In Cuba. the creation NJ
colonial administration and the deyel-
opment of the material interests Of the
island. as well as "A reform In It's adj
ministration. In conclusion he express
ed the opinion that II was now absO-
lutely necessary for Spain To abandon
her policy OF International isolation.
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Cincinnati. June ia Joint meeting of
the committee of anpca,s and the license
committee from the American Turf tx.
change was held here to-day. Alex Ia.
bold. president of the congress. presided.
There were present Ed Corriyah, Milton
Young and W. r. Schultz OF the app, D. IS
committee. and l.. e. Hopper, IImes
Reese and y. +. Murphy of the h,ense
committe. The principal business trans
acted was the passing on applications of
outlawed Jockeys, trainers. own'Is and
officials,
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London. June l3.-The Times corre-
spondent at Constantinople says: The
sultan has appealed to Emperor Nicho-
las and Emperor William To support
his claim To annex Thessaly to the OF
toman empire. This proceeding highly
displeases the ambassadors of the other
powers. who are expected 10 mark their
displeasure by refusing To negotiate the
other points In Turkeys demand until
the evacuation demand Is settled.
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Champion Han,Ib,iI PLAYER.

Chicago. June i3.-William Carney of
Chicago, champion handball player OF the
West this afternoon took six games out
of the series oil seven played from James
Fitzgerald. champion of Ireland. The
match Is for SjGo a side and the champion
ship of the world. 4 large crowd witnessed
the contests and the champion from
Traler was pronounced favorite over the
local man
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Wheeling. w. Va. June ia severe
cyclone struck the town OF Elkins to-
day and did considerable damage
Trees were uprooted, roofs were blown
OFF, several houses lifted from their
foundations and the walls OF new
buildings under construction We're
damaged. Trees and outbuildngs on
Senator Elkins' place were severely
damaged
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san Jose. Cal. June lg.-T-n thou
sand persons attended the centennial
celebration of the founding Of the Ro-
man Catholic mission here to-day.
Special trains were run from all neigh
boring towns and all visitors partlci-
pated in the anniversary services. The
entire town was tastefully decorated
with bunting and fiags. several arches
With appropriate inscriptions also be-
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San Francisco. June l3.-Notlce of ap-
peal to the supreme court was filed to-
day hy Van II. Paterson. representing
minor heirs. and by q. croIhcrs. W. An
gus and W. $. Goodfellow. trustees. from
the decision rendered In the superior
court April Is last In favor OF Teresa oci-
rich, Virginia and charles Fair. decrreins
the partial distribution of certain proper.
ties of the james q. Fair estate.
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Paris. June l;.-The Grand Prx de Par.
Is. the chief event Of the French racing
and social year was won 'o-day by Dog,
owned by NJ. Jarnaud The animal l. u
brown colt by Fricandcau, cut of Dosd-
ross. An immense crowd Witnessed the
race. Many Americans were In The tliGng.
among them J. X, Keene. Jr.. and Mr. El.
lott OF New York
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ing erected. The DAVIS celebration he
gan with a civic and military process
sion. When the parade was concluded
pontificial mass WAS celebrated Mt an
improvised altar In the open air by
Archbishop Riordan. assisted by 10
priests Of the diocese. Two open-alr
sermons were preached. one In spanish
by Rev. Father Montanier Of the Ills
sion. and that in English by Rev. j. b.
McNally OF Oakland.
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Terrific Man Storm I'm Ohio.

Caldwell. Ohio. June li.-A terrific wind
and hail storm passed over thls PLACE this
afternoon. Many buildings were unroofcd
aud hundreds OF windows broken by hall
stones. which were. nearly as large as
hens eggs.
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New York. June la.-1he strike of tai.
lors entered upon it's fifth week to-day and
there seems little hope that IN. end will
be reached for at least 10 days more. Ev-
crything Ia and around the headquarters
of the strikers was quiet to-day.
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New York. June l3.-'fhc Reformed
Episcopalians viii tomorrow take up the
matter of the revision OF the calendar.
with a probability that 1t will be referred
TO the meeting of the council next year
In Baltimore.
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TALK IN LONDON TOWN
Sixty-Four Miles of Seats Erected
for the Queens Jubilee Parade.
SWIN0leRS COIN MONEY
England's Daily Output OF fWealth-Mon-
tana Soap Lyman Cages Speech
Appauded The standard"
in Glasgow Gossip.


Special Correspondence OF the standafs-
London, Jun" III has o'ch esum'tei
that there viii be- - miles OF scuts erected
for Jubilee DAY. \ great deal of The work
is done ALREADY AZ il well understood
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- -, "a,
- "'"' =" ~
t"ul hul'nNai"- 10 ldih''"' =" "' N'ip
visit London. i completely submerged
under great galleries. aud almost all the
churches on the line of procession are
about hidden from view iu the sam. way.
r,,.,,r,. naop ,,J corner ~ ha,nr u.ed far
III. 49,. ~. = 10, -,
s'''S' anu ""'' "" s'"v'S Nv "V' -
crazy w 'he'r "'n'n"s "S 'hsS ""Ne oe'"'
yet they are asking prices lhat are py no
means moderate. The crop OF swindies
seems to br increasing. and frauds In
sales of seats nr,. too common for rec
o,J ,o..,,,,ys m. Iatss, thar I heard of
-. -, =, -. Ar, sa,,,.,,,
" 80
huhure" seats anu 'aAtn 'he nnones io'
the same. and the Who'll" outht OF d're'-
tors have left for parts unknown and
re-soId their seats to another set OF
swIndInrs and they I'm turn have re-soid
,ben, ., ,,o,ber 50, of Travellers WIN de-
49,. 49, - L., a,,or 90,
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sSnu'cnle nas so'u 'i' US s.a's anu ""s
no" sem o"' no'"es 'na' w "
'he nusc crow" ,hs, eNpe.o s ,s
cah"ot pronnss 10 nor" tne seo.S ~, ,"'o
VINO nave pa'u unIess .ne sea' no'u'.
VI ms s'a' u. c'o'N p W. y" ,,e ",s' .,.,',
before 'he ptoe"ssioi p"sses "S, ,",s
Woui" mean h'c' ht'r wan ., 'oo",
houts' vi 'ou'He ihe result w" p' ,'s.
latse nu'no't VINO nave pa,u ior .nenr
s'H's VIII no' a'''np' 10 ~, W w, p''N
anu WIN enher stay away w uissus' ..
seen sea,s e,seWne'.' anu '"es' no..va'
Johh bulis WIN sen lhe'r sea's o.e' as"'n'
iet lhe iihsnsn Php"'s ae"s"' 'o TAIN
anon, ihe YANKEE swinu'ersl
~ 'Hssow " rev naSs ago was III an
Once ana "a" COPY OF IN" Ahaco''u.
sthnuath' ! Hsk,u now u 20, tn'ie anu
was to'" 'hat 'ne s"n'le",an IA" u SUI
Oh rom u tflenu III N'W iork resu'a,N'
ana ne hu''d' usru !" ihink you 'o'hs
out Ncst were loi OF VIA ihu'ahS' p",
since nave heeh srttlns thlS payer
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Madrid. June l3.-At meeting of the
conservatives yesterday Senior Silva.
the leader Of the party, declared that
the Canovas ministry had signed the
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Washington. June 1s.-The product OF
gold sud silver In the several states and
territories for the calendar year 1876 Is cs-
timated by the director OF the mint TO
Eave been as follows:
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san Francisco. June ls.-The steamer
CITY OF Para arrived to-day from Pan
a ma. nysng the yellow nag. and Was
immediately ordered into quarantinc.
When one day out from Panama. one
passenger. Mrs. Mitchell. died Of yri-
low fever, and few days later Cap
tain Mortcnsen also died About -
passengers came into port. nons hAvinS
symptoms Of the disease.
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the INDUCEMENTS ARE CATCHING.
Good Goods
and Cheap Prices

To raise money we viii sacrifice prof
Plated Ware during all OF next week.
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THE LOWEST PRICES
EVER OFFERED

Silver Plated. four piece Tea Sets.
5000 and slO.50.
silver Plated Butter Dishes, s2Oo.
silver Plated Cake Baskets, $3.50.
Rogers Bros. Knives and Forks, $500
per set
Silver Plated Knives and Forks, war;
rantcd. $3.50 per set.
big reductions On all Silver articles.
The latest samples of Calling Cards,
Wedding and Invitation Stationery.
Orders taken and promptly filled.
hundred.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
BAPTIST.

Rev. Edward s. Reaves, pastor. Pray
er- meeting tomorrow evening at 7.3O.
SUNDAY SERvICEs.-Sunday school at
4 o'clock.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED.
Rev. Boyce H. Grier, pastor. Prayer
meeting this afternoon at 4.30 o'clock.
SUNDAY SERvICEs.-YORkVILLE-
Preaching Sunday morning at ii O'CLOCK
and Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Sunday
school at p. m.
TRINITY METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Rev. A. N. Brunson, Pastor. Prayer
meeting this evening at 7.30 O'Clock.
SUNDAY SERvICES.-Preaching in the
morning at 1870, and at night at 8 o'clock
Sunday school at p. IN.
PRESBYTERIAN.
Rev. ". G. Neville, pastor. Prayer
meeting this afternoon at 4.30 O'Clock.
SUNDAY SERvICEs.-There will be
services next Sunday morning at II
o'clock and in the evening at 8. Sunday
school at o'clock p. IN.
EPISCOPAL.
Rev. R. w. Anderson, rector. Even
ing prayer every Wednesday, at 9 O'CLOCK
SUNDAY SERvIcEs.-Morning prayer
and sermon at 1920 O'Clock. Evening
prayer and sermon at 500 o'clock. Sun
day school at 500 p. IN.
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Miscellaneous Bargains.

In the list given below you
will find probably something you
need, and know that the prices
can't be beaten by anyone.
White and Colored Quilts at
from 46 cents up to $3.50.
Bed Comforts at from 49 cents
up.
White and Colored Blankets at
from 4o cents up to IS.
Lace Curtain and Curtain
Scriin at from S cents to rs cents
a yard.
Cotton Flannels in bleached
and brown, at from S cents, up.
A full line of Jeans and CAST
mers for Pants and Suits at close
prices.
A handsome line Of Garter
Webbing in silk, worsted and
cotton in all widths and in all
the leading colors.
Black and Tan Shoe Polish
and Backing in large and small
boxes.
An assortment of Mirrors from
a Pocket size at : cents up.
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MASE FERGUSON,

DESIDES general line of everything
ID that is usually kept IN A FIRST
CLASS FAMILY GROCERY STORE,
I want to call attention to few speclaltles.
JUST IN.
A barrel of New Crop New Orleans
Molasses. 1t is extra fine and the price IS
reasonable. Try a gallon.
AT TEN CENTS 4 CAN.
I have Salmon at 10 cents a can. 1t is
not cheap "salmon;" but the very best
quality. The low price is due to the
quantity-only half-pound in can;
There is enough, however, for small
family, and no waste.
TO SALT CATTLE.
Rock Salt to keep in the feed trough,
or next to the pasture gate. Only cents
a pound and the best possible method ol
giving stock just what they need at the
right time.
PRIZE WITH EACH BAR.
Best Laundry Soap in town at 8 cents
with a plated teaspoon with each par.
Two bars are accompanied by taole
spoon or fork. MASE FERGUSON.
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Table Linens and Towels,

1t has been recognized for years
that STRAUSS is THE
PLACE to buy TOWELS, and
now he hardly feels it necessary
to say more than that his stock
has arrived and that prices OH
many of them are even lower
than last season. Think of a
Bleacfed Huck Towel, 16x2S
inches, for only S cents No
such values like this anywhere,
not even in the goldfelds of the
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Plastering Hair, Lime,
CAROLINA BUGGY co.
NO BUGGY
ON THE MARKET

rs EQUAL to the CAROLINA BUG
i GY at the price it is sold. 1t Is not
only the best buggy built in the southern
states but is also the best finished, in
painting and trimming, while its dura-
bility is equal to almost any requirement.
The painting never never allow . it to present n
stage of its existence. While it is made to
sell, it is also made to satisfy the customer
and represent value equal to the price
for which 1t is sold. 1t is LIGHT AND
STRONG and always built Of the very
best material to be had, and in all stages
Of its construction it is passed through
by one whose first thought is to have it
built as near pefection as human skill can
accomplish. We make them to order
or keep them in stock, and it will be to
your interest to consult us when in need
of vehicle.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Cnnnty nf Work.

COun(S VI OEN'
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
D. A. Matthews, Plaintiff, against John
w. Good, Defendant for
Relief-Complaint not Served.
To the Defendant above named:
VOU are hereby summoned and re-
i quired to answer the complaint in
this action, which is filed in the office
of the clerk of the court of common
pleas for the said county, and to serve a
copy of your answer to the said complaint.
on the subscribers, at their office, Nos;
and 3, Law Range. Yorkville, S. c.. with
in twenty days after the service hereof;
exclusive of the day of such service /; and
if You fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this ac-
tion will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in the complaint.
HART & HART,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Yorkville. S. c., Sept. IA, A. D. 1897.
Sept 15-Oct 20 IA w6t
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HOSIERY.

At STRAUSS you'll find an
elegant line of Hosiery for La
dies and Gents at from IN cents
up to 80 cents a pair, in balbrig::
gans, in black, brown, striped
and fancy colors. Also a line Of
Children's and Misses Hosiery
in numbers from S to 9A, at
from S to 80 cents a pair, and OF
course at intermediate prices.
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THE LESTER PIANO

STILL leads in this section, and is pro-
nounced by competent Judges to be the
best, and STRICTLY FIRST CLASS,
and not surpassed by any other piano, re-
gardlcSs of name or reputation. The
price is right, and it is absolutely guaran-
iced for TEN YEARS. l can save you
money on High Grade Piano. If you
want bargain in a Piano, Organ or Type
writer. sec me or write for catalogues,
prices, testimonials, etc.
| have had over p years experience in
the MUSIC BUSINESS.
GEO. II. SCIIORB,
Yorkville, 5. {.
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No TnDlonent

Ever offered in this section has been SO
universally and Internationally endorsed
by the best farmers as the CORBlN
DISK HARROW. 1t is the best all
round tool ever devised for use on the
farm. 1t can be used all the year round,
and will save it's owner more than its cost
each year it is used, by saving labor and
increasing the yield of his lands. We
have the genuine Corhin Disk Harrow in
stock. GRIST COUSINS.