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US, as tney are coming to otner
dealers now, six and twelve at a
time. But things have changed
and we get them now in carload
lots. The enormous saving in
freight rates that we gain by this
method can hardly be appreciated
by one unfamiliar with these things.
Suffice it to say that we share with
you the benefit of every advantage
we gain.
The bed shown above, of white
enameled iron, with brass rail
across top and foot end, brass
rings and brass balls on top of each
post, we price at $3.50. This price
includes our famous So Breuner
woven wire fitted to the bed. Choice
of double or three-quarter size.
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Step
Ladders

H o w often
do you have
to get up on
a chair to
fix a cur
t a i n. o +
mend t h e
S t o V epipe,
or clean the
w / n d o VS.?
And h o w
m a n y
C h a | T 8
you've ru-
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Seats Reserved for Ladies'.

By order Fusion Campaign Committee.
t. w. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
DIR. w. III. Henderson. Secretary oa1ot
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IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
State Of California, In and for the County
Of Sacramento.
D. WHITBECK. VI ,ise " Deceased 5e ased.e Oh DAf>1AA
Notice is hereby given to the creditors
Of and and All persons gs,3n having claims against
bit them, with the necessary vouchers,
with. ten months from and after the first
publication Of this notice, to James l..
Whitbeck, the executrix, Of the last viii
testament of said Daniel D. Whitbeck,
At Rn,d,as the 0ce Of White sey
Cal, the same being the place for the
transaction OF the business of said es-
Dated this JANIS 51ls assy T. Of 2nSghcN afz9Hsg 5s2s
MARY A. " wHfTBEeik. f1SSsHSsi anu
A ment Of paniel 9 Be- s. sh ae sase
White & Seymour, Attorneys for Es-
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT. OF THE
State Of California, in and for the County
1 n Ilss shs matter Of the estate of N.
cSls Mfflee G Noes # h
sgen soT Of p the the esaase unasse'snef ef s n green
Hrips ali Persons having claims ain e against said
deceased, to exhibit them with the neces-
eary vouchers, within four months after
the first publication Of this notice. to the
said administrator, at Room Mo. ols,
and MONTGOMERY streets, City and County
of San francisco, State Of California, the
| same being the place for the transaction
| Of the business of the said estate. and
| the place Of business OF the admins TRAITOR.
| Dated this - day of Actober, A. D. 1853.
THOS. j. CLUNIE
| Administrator Of the Estate of N. Green
/ Curtis, deceased.
q. A Bridgford, Attorney for Admins
| TRAITOR. o31-5tM
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofdce at Sacra-
mento October 81, 1898:
TAnTEC, LIST
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MARY A. WHITBECK,
AS Executrix Of the last will and testa-
ment of Daniel d. Whttbeck, deceased.
White & Seymour, Attorneys for Es-
tate o31-5tM
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Commissioner of the Superior Court of
the County of Sacramento, California.
Holl & Dunn, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
o21-4fM
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TOO RICH FOR THEKAWS MOUTH
Grand Opera Company Composed Of
World Famed >tnrs G:oe- ~trnndeh

Kansas City, Nov 1s.-The international
Grand Opera company. composed % SOW
entY people. including some Of the best
known Singers Of cnls country as well a.
some OF European fame. is stranded aers.
The company Is pia-Ing an engagement
at ne Coates opera house and VIII. ac-
cOcfing 20 Sisnor RomJalds saplo. rs
financial hacker and musical director. DIS
band on aSturday might unless the houses
FOR the remainder az me engagement i'm
prove or outside AID is received. one o.
the company has gone b Chicago "a ar
endeavor 10 raise funds Tee cast IucIua-
Il Nine. ClementiDe De Nere-saplo ard
Nine Selma Eron0ld signorx August,
Dado Virgilio BeLau and Francesca COL
lenz- The company H4s booked 70 40
pear a. Omaha and several Pacific coast
cities
Late to1igh, 81 vas rziuored -. Par
ton and Burgess. rhe OMAHA theatr.caI
managers. I'D made arrangement 70
take ne CON pa-y % Omaha 81 re eH-
p.ra1on Of rosir enEag-nent Hers.
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DENNIS N E RENO
Is Ratified by the West Side
in RouSing Style.
WHERE HE WASN0MlNATE0
He Re-pledges Himselfto Free
Homes and Statehood.
WHERE HE WASN0MlNATE0

Fl Reno, o. T, Nov. s-(Special.l-Dsn-
MS T. Flynn may be well proud OF the re-
ception he received at the hands OF his
friends III e Reno today. The whole
western tier OF counties were represented
by the bone sinew and brains of the peo-
pie who live there. Other cities may have
had bigger ratthcstions than the one hello
more enthusiastic. II was like the con-
vention that nominated Dennis-ths peo-
pie were the bosses and not the politicians
COTS Cadet band and the Arapahoe In
dian school band OF Darlington rendered
seine fine music.
The meeting was held IN the opera house
at o'clock, and the big building was
packed from garnet TO cellar with the big
gest crowd OF people that has ever as
sembled within its walls.
Dennis and Secretary Of State William
Jenkins came in from Guthrie al 10 o'clock
and were met at the depot by a good
crowd OF Flynn's friends, who formed
procession with Old Glory at its head and
marched othe hotel. where a. big crowd
was waiting TO shake hands with the little
Irishman, upon whom so much depends.
The following gentlemen from abroad de-
livered short speeches appropriate 10 the
OCCASION: Secretary William jenkins.
Captain b r Hegler. clerk OF the su-
preme court: Jake Mcknight. county at
torney Of Custer county, and Amos Ewing,
coal oil inspector. from Kingfisher.
Among The local speakers was Senator
Frank z. Gillett. who has been a stead
fast and warm supporter of Dennis before
the convention, before and up 10 O'Clock
of the day of the election.
Dennis speech was the finest he ever
delivered here. He reiterated what he said
during the campaign, promising the people
with the hep of God and a Republican
congress, h ewould do all that mortal
could do to get free homes for the farmer
and statehood for Oklahoma.
There is no use in the politicians talking:
Dennis is the one man in the territory that
supremely commands the respect and ad-
mration Of the people. Speakers may
come and speakers may go. but when Den
MS Flynn gets up to address the people
of FL Reno all others are sidetracked.
The business houses of the city and the
opera house were handsomely decorated
with flags and bunting. 1t was the right
kind OF a ratification, and Mr.. Flynn can
safely say the people OF Canadian. Gus
ter and the rest OF the western counties
will stay by him while they have breath
of life left in their bodies.
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No G|QORED GOLON|SI
From America Need Expect a
Welcome in Cuba
REV. JOHN 7. VENYS PLAN
Gets a Dash of Cold Water
Right on the Start.

New York. Nov. IA special from HA-
vana says: The news from Topeka Kan.
thai John T. veany. Baptist clergyman
Is about 90 send 70 Santiago thirty negro
families as nucleus cor a large negro
colony. has caused an exceedingly bad
impression among the CJAbans. Woo are
anxious that only white immigrants shall
come 10 Cuba The morv rAb!d predict
a race war should many negroes CONS
from the United States A strange TEA
turs = that The Cuban rsgroe- are even
more bitter rhsn the whites in esnouDSing
the Tnovmeent
The Cuban army VIII reossve one years
pay on Decemee-->o Notes for the bal
ance due VIII be issued and the troops
viii thsl - diseAndSd This information
comes from an of-cer % General Car
cta's personal staf1. on whose word ina
pitcst confidence may De placed. From
what source the money will come cannot
be learned. but tslat the United states
has guaranteed tos loan - almost eer-
tain.
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IF there is a history of

If there is a history OF
weak lungs in your family.
take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nourishes and invigor-
ates.
1t enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and If
besides the cough you have
fever and emaciation, there
is still strong probability OF
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosPhites
give power to the nerves;
and the glycerine soothes and
heals.
ss- a-a So, a. s-usss,s-
SCOTT a BOVINE caszss;a Ns~ rerE =
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q n - TOR Ia.
g..,,s. >Its ts1 - azg is1Y5 IA
Sl'::'''' R1H2ZAx
Graax-r- Figuring on oAIahouaa

Conoo1d. =. d. nov ls-At tofag-s
s~~sion q tas Nations Grange re,sis-
tloas zsrs introduced ard REFEREES TsIa-
I've 20 t1e orEs1lza-.oE - che g-zaEe in
okialozlz ard rrot-ls--lnz 80 ---s-srcs~
q, gohtlcal ops7.o1s ~ V-z-s ard ra..on-
al E-anrs oEes-s ard exgTsse.1z -as
cDs-to1 ttst s1ch 91aers. va~a rensr-
cred fsr r1hHc oflcea. ssag.1 ra1-s-u thetr
s-arEe r-os.-i v-f
Tne climax q re- grsss rsfiooai rrsnSs
meetings 81 us G-y -'ss resc1s1 rA.s
-Tsrs-z. E-heu -l1-s fazn 30 Pzr-o-- a
If-asas-sry ze-s scvaare6 % re 20,
boty - Erargsco-n. -. sev--.A DEGREE
q PRESS ~ De--str- =. re--hr-s =
rs xrsat ri2z- o. o - rs-r~z- r. zee
hssq-v % t1- G-anr~. ca-s frsrr 49,
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Ey-a5;e Easaratr =. 8rass- -1l rfrs -
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The american Boy BattIeship.

Every patriotic American hopes the
school boys Of the United States win
succeed IN their Efforts TO raise S.oeo. 40
which will be used in building a battle
ship to be called the American Boy
It costs great sums OF money TO build
warship. but you build up your health
with TIostetter's Stomach BitteTs at
small expense This remedy Is an sppe-
tizer. tonic. blood purifier and sTtn0-
liant. II is for stomach. liver and bowel
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governor against the strlngency % the
by the livestock sanitary board. especially
that feature, which prohibits the removal
OF cattle unless Inspected and found 10 be
free OF ticks. or be dipped IN oil. Captain
Simpson asserts that many cattle are free
from ticks and that the dipI|1g process
has proved detrimental in the sense that
dipping Of cattle az this season Of the year
depreCiates their value. lie thinks II s all
right to dip in the spring and turn the
cattle out on grass, but dipping Ia the fan
has a tendency 10 stiffen the joints, causes
them TO go blind. and otherwise impairs
their physical state thus leaving them IN
poor condition 10 be marketed 20 advant-
age. Captain Simpson speaks from ex-
perierce. and cites for reference bunch OF
cattle that he bought from the Chickasaw
Nation and dipped az Noble.
The bank OF Tonkawa has fed an appIi-
cation for charter with the secretary. The
paid up capital is $500. and the directors
are s. T. Goldman. - - Rhodes. OF Iowa:
J. A wilkins. a. J. Esch ana F. II. Mar
tin. OF Tonkawa. Articles OF .ncoTpora-
ton were flied by the Zion German Luth-
eran church OF Washi;a county.
Application has been made TO the COVER
nor for the pardon OF David H. Blessing.
who Is serving life sentence for murder
committed in this county nine years ago.
He had a quarrel with n tenant over
set OF siugletrees and shot MIN down IN
cold blood. Blessing Is reported q nearly
dead with consumption. and his wife de-
sres his pardon, that she may render his
last days easy.
II your blood Is poor and impure you
can't DO better than take Hoods sarsa-
paTiils.
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VISIT OF FRISCO OFFICIALS
To Oklahoma city is the Occasion for
FP.tigPne~s-

Oklahoma CITY. O. T. Nov. I7.-(special)
The visit OF d. p. Robinson. president.
AID other high officials Of the Frisco rail-
road 20 Oklahoma City. was he occasion
.ast eTsa.ug OF a public reception followed
by a banquet IN which the leading men o.
the city. accompanied 5y their wives, par
ticl7ated. Governor Barnes and Secretary
jenkins came down from Guthrie as guests
% the city and aonored the occasion -
their presence. The visiting railway on
cials we're: . 3. Robinson, president: o
5. Gleed. director: samuel {. Eastman. d.
rector; Z. r Parker. general solicitor; 7.
II. Hamilton. treasurer. 4 Douglas gen
eral auditor: a J. Davis. superintendent
of transportation. Bryan Snyder, asst
ant general sreszh: agent; W z. spaUlt-
Irg. claim agent: Car Gray. superin6s1t:
James Donahoe. general aEeat a. kansas
city; F. M Bs54s superintendent o. road
department. Major X : NORTH. 2rssl-
dent OF TIE Tndianolz Construction con-
Psny: william J. Watson. Chicago
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TO CURE A COLD ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund money if It fails to
cure. 25c. The genuine has L. B. Q. on
each tablet.
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Guitars. .. T Nov. is-tspecan-Pri-
vz;e Secretary Fred 8 weuner returned
today from Perry vhe-. he has been a.
tending the territorial Sunday echoo. cor
vnrfon. which cloz-t - sesxsou ro7.Fh.
TIE following officers were elected Tor ne
ensuing vszr-
Prss.ssnt-Sfrs. I. Era Harley. Q, t.
cuuaseh-
VIC. Prsssssns-Rsv- Van WAX. e
Kay cogatT.
Rscors.ag sec-s-sry-J. - Pc. 0,
Via-v.e-.
Co-rszpso-.5inE ss-rsta-y-Artagr whsr-
ton. o Perry
SBpe-- nte85e-t y Ns-rnsl wsrz-Nrr
? F. Bogge. % ST. varer-
snaeTintenSeui g Prtaz-y zo-k-Nrs
r. 7 NerE4a. - perry
Exsc1-4ye Co1--trss-Dsck ? N7-rar
Perrs. Rev Ezy. O<lah7-sa c.fg Esg
H. FEet- Csc-hrls- I1rass Fezr. Fharrss
\ Hz1rs- C&5s1eraa Cssr. Hev Z
L srn.sh r Res - p xarr1E So
vatsr Grs Ana Sa-iars. ss.l5r 3 r.
X 1zzE@ S5-czzo-
TIE -sEt zzaLa- 1@ng - - snac-
szsi57c al - h@ss a skaRrzs
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THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS

is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the Importance of purchasing the
true and original remedy. AS the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Co.
only, knowledge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
limitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the CALI
FORNIA FIG SYRUP Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given TO millions of families, makes
the name of the Con oany 4 guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. 1t is
far iG advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken.
ing them, and it does not grippe nor
nauseate. In order to get its beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-19
WRECK IN ARIZONA.

Prescott. Ariz.. Nov. ia fatal wreck
occurred today on the Santa Fe, Phoenix
and Prescott. An engine and caboose
backing into town ran into two steers,
throwing the train into the ditch.
Waterman Hanks was pinned between the
engine and the tender and was Killed.
Engineer Clments Fireman Reilly and
Brakeman Merritt were seriously injured.
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Cs-tA- = sl1asfe-. a. ~ -s.-.--s-
3: O<-saszz clsy. sss s-e-esses ~ sls
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Brran LII G-ttIn. Wei Fa.t

Lincoln. Nea Nov. 1s-Coionel WflAsr
J. Bryan's heath GSoes Eot mend -
rap-dlv - ne has expected ard -o-1ag. o.
r~come-dssion % e F's7s.c-aa. - We
granted AZ a6dffiouaI ter 6ays leaFe @
absence vhlch permits hin - rsnl-,r II
TIucsin until Decsrhe- g. Co5orel B-y-u
complains = Gzrk % strength ard vlxo--
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New YORK Sov. r-F-zaS Ssz-ra -
Chi-a<o- 49, z-res;ed TO-DAY - tee
S-zrl f-cru 80 caie< y ps9lice - eSiczzo-
zlezezE
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SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS
Oklahoma Association i'm Annual
Session az Perry.

Perry, o. T., Nov. H.-(Speciall-The
eighteenth annual convention of the Ok
lahoma Sunday School association Is now
in session here. The delegates began TO
arrive Wednesday night. Thursday morn
ing they found the neat Presbyterian
church handsomely decorated with plants
and flowers. At 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing the president of the association. Mr.
Dick T. Morgan, called the body to order.
Rev. L. L. Smith OF FL Reno lead a Song
service. Rev. E. S. Stockwell Of Shawnee
read a scripture selection and offered
prayer. Rev. z. NJ. Barney Of Perry then
spoke words OF hearty welcome. Mr.. I.
NJ. Little Of Norman replied for the con-
vention. accepting the offers OF Christian
hospitality.
Mr.. w. ]. Semeoroth OF 81. Louis. editor
OF the International Evangel, was INTRO
duced and spoke for a half hour upon
Home study" II was discussion Of the
often asked question, How can We set
the boys and girls to study the lesson7"
The delegates were then assigned homes
for entertainment.
For the afternoon session a very good
congregation. representing a dozen coun-
ties. assembled at p m. Rev. G. y
Hartley Of Tecumseh led the brief pr1ige
service.
The chairman OF the executive commit
tee reported. He was followed by Rev. L.
II. Holt. corresponding secretary. who re-
ported the work the past year. Some
progress has been made. a number Of
townships have been organized and some
new schools have been established. a
field worker spent about two months in
visiting various counties.
Oklahoma Day" IN October. was cb-
served BY a large number OF the schools
The money collected has met all expenses.
and a small sum is in the treasury. 70
meet convention expenses.
The president then appointed commit
tees as follows:
Aomlnations-D- II. NcHugh. c. 2. 4-r-
I'll. l. n. Ilitle
Buxiaess-I. II. Holt. G p. Jordan. g.
y Hartley. J. NJ Res. James Pou-rs
Resoiuti0ns-CsrTie Nsuon. r. A Rec
ord. l. Ella Hartley
Auditinz-L- !. smith. C ". Palmer
J. p. Smish-
T-ne 1exs hC1r wa occupfet By Mr y
). Ssnelroth who gave a very Instructive
normal lessons upon Lesson Teaching
The closing hour % TIE session Vas &C.
voted . hearing reports from the counties
represented
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COLLISION IN COLORADO.

Pueblo Colo, Nov. 1S.-Passenger train
No. II on the Denver and Rio Grande from
Denver, carrying coaches for the Mossiuri
Pacific. ran into freight train six miles
north OF Colorado Springs at 5:2S this
evening. The engineer of the passenger
and the fireman OF the freight were
slightly Injured
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lc0at-nae1 u Egh.n Pagel
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1898-06-29

We notice from the records that Capt.
j. d. Fair has purchased 81. T. Wood
wards title and good will to the build
ing now occupied by J. ID. Fair s. Son.
dealers in general merchandise. We
are glad to notice this important trans
action for the reason that it insures
Medicine Lodge another permanent and
solid business firm. Capt. Fair and
family are making arrangements to
move 70 this city and make this their
future home and our people will gladly
welcome them. j ID. Fair&Son have been
in business in Barber county a number
of years. They began with store at
Sharon which they haye since enlarged
until now it has the appearance of q
store which would do credit to . large
city. Less than year sgo they bought
out j. c. DAVIS In this city and are now
recognized rs one of the most substan-
tial business firms In Barber county.
They can now be said to be owners OF
two large store buildings full of goods
and backed up by . large trade. The
INDEX hopes that the future may have
still greater success in store Tor them
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Little Tommy Timis is in a neck {

Little Tommy Timis is in a peck of
trouble which will probably result in
his being given free tuition in the
reform school. He had been employed
at the Grand hotel for few days and
was getting along nicely, giving perfect
satisfaction TO Landlord Bristow. But
on Monday morning Tommy espied
Mrs. Bristow's gold watch and conclud-
ed that it would be nice thing to take
as his own property. Later he tried to
sell it at Williams furniture store and
his sorrows began. Mrs. Brlstow's
name was engraved on the inside case
which served as a complete give away
to the boy. He was immediately put
under charge of Marshal Clark who
conducted him to cell In the Jail.
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The people of the Lodge should post
pone their celebration until the 9Th and
all come to KioWa the 4th and have q
good tIme.-Kfowa Review.
Couldn't think Of it. Milt. Medicine
Lodge has as fine groves as grow any
where. She has large lakes all around
her and Is we'll situated In every re-
spect to celebrate right. 1t beats . SUM-
baked celebration every time. Yelling
ton, Harper, Attica, Alva and all inter-
mediate towns are coming. and Kiowa
will be sorry if she fails to get In the
band wagon. It's not often Medicine
Lodge celebrates but when she does. IL
involves more than nickel's worth of
fire crackers. Come mp and enjoy your
self, we've got as many soda fountains
@ you have,
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Kiowa Journal; Last Friday even
ing Joseph w. Berry, who lives near
Winchester, o. T.. received through
the mail, for his son, j. NJ. Berry, q
constable for that township, one OF the
postal cards advertising B. Leonhart's
stolen mare. Strange as it may seem,
the very animal wanted was working
on binder in the wheat field of the
Berrys'. His son being away from
home and fearing trouble should he
undertake to take the mare. he came to
Kiowa and reported to Mr.. Leonhart
where the stolen property was. On
Sunday Mr.. Berry and Marshal Lane
went after the mare, returning Monday
with her. The reward was divided bey
tween Mr.. Berry and Mr.. Lane, the
former receiving SO and the latter SIS.
The authorities have very good idea
as to who the thief is and an arrest may
eoop be expected.
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may be lost or sent to the dead letter
office and opened. This will never &C.
cur if your address is printed on the up.
per left-hand corner of the envelope.
Let US print and furnish you with 100
good envelopes for 25 cents. Cheaper
than you can buy the envelopes alone,
say nothing Of the printing. This ia
the lowest offer ever made.
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Alya Review: Standing under
wedding bell of choice blossoms in the
flower decked parlor Of the brides
home, surrounded by loving relatives
and friends, the solemn words were
spoken which united the lives of Miss
Bertha Hankins and Mr.. John Gamer
on last Friday evening ut 8 O'Clock.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Oyer In his usual happy way. Mr..
Cameron Is the son Of Register b. A.
Cameron, and is bright young man.
while the bride, Miss Bertha. il the
fairest Of bevy of girls that have
graced the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. Hank
ms. We extend congratulations.