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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-07

lowed TO win. He Is usually bitten when
his turn comes TO deal. He passes the cards
to the next man 10 him 10 be shufled This
Is where the cross litter shines. Instead Of
thu deck they are playing with. he hands
hack the cold deck which is 30 arranged
tina. the victim deals himself practically
an invinciole hand. OF course. one OF the
others In the game has better one. and
the victim loses MS cash
Then the squarer comes in II the VIC
Tim makes any outcry or threatens arrest.
the squArer tries 10 par'fy him by telling
him not 10 give himself AWAY. This failing.
he returns part Of the money.
The eunke men have the highest re.
gard for caste The smooth accomplished
workers dress like gentlemen and are POI
sshei ard well educated. They have con-
tempt fer the snil. hunko man who is no
hsxEar rascal bat who depends on the
iock trick. top and bottom dice ard the
she'll game for his livelihood The genuine
eunko mar has no time fer the .sioughs.
as they call the lock workers"
GONE queer sprirs az humanity are
~ being carried On tae immigration
wave that has set in towards the Pacific
ec~xt from al sections % the East This
was illustrated the other morning m a
dewr-so~n resort where encouraging nev-
eTagss form the chief stock IN trade.
man sscod si5pans the last OF q glass
% Seer. A regular patron o. the house en-
tered ard ordered whisky. TIE oarheeper
cut tire glass aud bottle and alon xsf4e
a turun.er OF tee water The stranger eyed
the proceeding and sas!.
I'VE travelled over most % tails country.
bat never saea a custom as thry
have here Of ssrving whisky over sas
n2rss
What customs thar asked TIE reTu-
lar patron
Wig. ,hsy set cut snail gas for
whisky, and tsen pat oat a tank like this
sasadsng up bis s-eer glass; fuil OF water
Ia tscss Little glasses yea can't get mare
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTrCE.-The ~
lowing warrants will be paid upon pre-.
en,ation at the City Treasures of1oe
Interest on said warrants will cease =
the expiration at fifteen days from u
date Of the hrst publication Of this ~.
ttee.
Cherry street. Ordinance No. 4zsa vi.
rant No. 80: Ninth avenue et al. ORD.
nance No. 4.3s0. warrant No ala: Eae
Jefferson street 81 a.. Ordinance No. IN
warrants Nos. So. s7. Fifth avenue north,
Ordinance No 4sW. warrant No. 80: Yee'
Ter way. Ordinance No. AR. warrants
Nos. sG. 7os: First avenue. Ordinances ~.
s.eo3 warrants Nos. IS. $50: Wes,laks Az,
nue. 81 al, Ordinance No. asa wasrsan
Nos Sc. 2s. Fourteenth avenue orr
nance No. 5.uG. warrant No ~. FffteAaah
avenue. Ordinance No. SOS. warrant M
l.sz6: East Jefferson street. Ordinances ~
S.De0 warrant No. So.
A. II. FODTE
CITY Treasurer Of the City OF Seailao :.
DAte q 0Est publication Nay Z laoA
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~ Just a. vel, TO leave my name out OF
fhe "Reminiscences. When I was publishing
paper there I had a hard time rs,,tn~
on To the style Of our Britain co,asns ana
u II wouldn't make a man old before his
eine done want a cent
'Ous day we had ftneral~4s swell
function. wagon load Of flowers ana All
chat sort Of shinE-ana an address which
ocme lcns~wtndea ehunp had been spout
on6. Well. ! bad them both SET up ard
Was 40 husy that couiia't have asked
Iou for half q deiar Late In The aay
ths editor comes tearing out Ia the half
assistant foreman and half-ssssssant e<iItor
and swears and ssys. 'nemmst man. pu:
some applause TN this speech
I'VE were In hurry 20 get to press ans,
tho ratified head guy pesnss out the galley
and say. Stick tn senv anrlause~s,hat's
the speech there~rtick EN- In any old
place Well, how did / know what ~.
duner was talking about All English
mems scs speeches lock alike To ire So
] grabbed the speech ard loaded up a
galley az tyre with tapp.ausst t'sh~<rs,
Chesr, heare. etc. II proved 80 he the
funeral grafton over th- dead celebrity.
And this - a sample OF what appeared IN
the paper
My frseuds ar are assembled 4, fnilou,
our iamensea leader TO hss last r~~tinx
place tArpEsaset 80 We shaif see him
no more. More applause aaa ch~ersl His
usefulness IN cut OF tHesr' h~are .
I hey~ that none ~ yaa WITH ~ eslres, 70
foliaw him. sNsi no hear. hear.
ETC.
me" concluded the aid TYPO, Il aida,
like the place after that"
4 Ny seeker Of essEc exercise can srst
Il eli the trouble BE wants nv sosnx
10 any aTe 81 sns local railroad or -,eart.
ship esfsces ana rsaneunelnr .he seemingly
fnnnocens word Thomas IL has sound
thar 10 soresy grating os TIE senxsh.isstes
% the solicitors, for tnsv have rus, come
eu. ~ = series of mental osstragss thar lett
thrm wounded ard anxrs ~ everybody.
Two ar three 4ays ago haasxcrse -sausf.
meas man. giving hss me a. ~ q
Thomas arrived Tn sAia esty frasn sara~.
wAerr ana n little while asser~arxt there
wss g rurser arsaf that as t~rrsssn..s. a
esg mining company shAs BAD sunsv~S,s a.
tsa. 81 freight 10 >nie from Massachusetts
&c Seattle ard ssenxc "a siszs. beside.
being tse head ct an ese~ts,ss,s az q scare
81 people TIE railroad THAI shcssa secure
thss business wsaia rwAr handsome
rrcGs Ara sas seaeiser whose am. was
Icing -seuga IL get 81 wosssa m<slAa Asv xes
enough sn commissions 70 Last ef4sA O..
sr~aisnx money snr msssss. The f.issr.
wa~ worth scanx after. ssa T., after h sh-
freight sFS Tsasssss~g es9n Hid
The rrss iAlrg 30 - eas IN get NJ
Tsserass I'm x<sstaa aass rssagfsrtss- : ~ >
frame 81 nsiad thea operations esuas -
csacsudea more satisfactorily. .s he was
tRsstsd - have . dssak az tie fortunate
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CITY NOTICES.


and Is now on file In the Office of the Ctr
Comptroller and ex-officio City Clerk, sn1
the same - now open for public inspsctioa
spection until Monday tho 22nd day d
May, 1872 at 500 o'clock p. M, and ~
persons interested are hereby required .
appear before the city council al sesstos
thereof to be held In the Council Chsm-
Der In. the city Hall on said End day Il
May. 1879. at 500 o'clock p. m. and make
objections thereto At said time 30 nxel
the CITY Council Will consider any and ~
objections made and will make such cor.
rections In said roll as II deems tust. anl
will then by ordinance approve such ~
ana levy ana assess the amounts Thereof
against each parcel and lot Of land shoun
lien thereon. -
Said matter may be adjourned to q iatse
Gate II 30 ordered by the City Council.
WILL II. PARRY,
City Comptroller and ex-ofYicio City CiRk
OF the City OF Seattle
Date Of first publication. May 3. 1884.
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HEARD O. THE STREETS.
Vvoo One - AtfssDsys foe DsoDeh
0Deasatsea Caalnaass - ASksasss
Monss Dlea - . Ds1ak-Dsahe
pxste~s-eax Years Wsshoss DaaA

TrDGE EDWARD LANDER. the frss
chIe< Justice OF the territory Of
y Waahington. VIII he remembered by
eli old settlers ~ fats STATE. ~hocGh
at the advanced age Ct nearly -
pears. Judge Lander IL snl. living In
Wa2n1ngfen. d. G., practising law He
has lately come into prossfssenee 80 one Of
the attorneys for .ha French spofizffon
claimants A bill fer the relief Of these
claimants Was passee by fae last ccn-
greas. thus ending chapter Of lfsigstion
and legislation extending over nearly .
century CT tisc coanfry's history.
Judge .4anGef-s fee In the rass was no
l1ss than Ssis6o6 That 4 lawyer OF such
years should b. an active practitioner In
In tbs courts OF Washington and capable
g earning such big fee II considered .
ond he important part that Judge Lander
had IN moIdtnx the early history Of the
territory Of Washington that makes the
aasser most interesting al this line
Judge Lander was appointed from
WAahtnOeon. d. G., - fha Arnt chief jus
doe Of the Territory. This was In iSS3.
President Pierce made the appointment.
Lander was = Democrat and man OF
great mental acumsn and physical endur-
onee. He served his term of four yesrs
n the bench being succeeded ~ chief
Justice By q. n. MacFsdden. Following
his retirement, Judge Lander 5rac;iced
Law here for several years before remOv-
1ng. early In thu sixties. 10 Washington.
y. c.
In tho early Political struggles ~ the
territory Judge Lander was = prominent
6Gure. Gov. Stavens and he were close
friends. but they once had very serious.
bat TO some extent IN amusing. dispute.
IL wes during the Indian war. Gov.
Afa~n0~ Ax-rfa II n staInf
Justice Judge Lander vioiated some resu-
tation Of the military authorities and he
was promptly Arrested By Gov. Stevens.
JAtsr. after the trouble had partially sub
sided. Judgs Lander summoned the gov
ernOr before him for contempt u court
In rufning hia judicial esrnine By the uss
Of his military power.
Nothing ever came II etsheF the arrest
or the contempt proceeiingA In lSo0
Stevens was ixnoreA BY the Democratic
territorial convention and .salucius Gar
Held was nominated a. delegate TO con-
Gress Stevens friends. Lander includ-
cd. believed the nomination had been Sc
cured by tfickery. Lander became .
candidate on an independent ticket. known
~ the BrcckfhridGe Democracy. w. II.
wallace, the. Republican candidate. was
elected In consequences of tho split In the
Democracy.
Judge Lander, M far IL II known. has
never visited this state since his dnal
removal TO Washington. D. C. His big
fee earned In connection with the historic
Crsnch spoliation c4Aims and his great
are comhths 70 make him = NEST inter-
eotin4 Aeuse IN Washington.
n & Old printer from Olynpla who has
~. ma1o halt 4 oooeA grAneon4insntAl
MIR And tne yufAeA Ii clIices tfoM Name
- C4lifotatA >piiA tMis story:
TIA Nh e0ths 10 hoid ! ~ over II
vietortA eay MarA" 10 aaId. s'4na - fu
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI~-Ne-
tice Of Assessment roll Of Local Improve
ment District No. "a for the improve
menf OF certain port ons OF First Avenue
North, In the city Of Seattle under Or0i-
nance No. s.xG. and hearing thereon
Notice In hereby given that the assexs-
ment roll OF Local Improvement Usrrlct
No. zs2 Tor The Improvement OF First Ave-
point I'D feet south OF Harrison Street.
under Ordinances No. $50. has been re-
ported by the Board Of Public works To
sAe CITY Council Of the CITY q Seattle,
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by easy stages. In . buggy. the county
seat where made up my report. But the
telegram ! received from the company
headquarters made me sick and wan. The
company had busted fiat and had all the
farmers premiums. No. ! didn't preach
again"
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l had little boy who was nearly dead
from an attack OF whooping cough Nv
nefehbors recommended Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. / did not think that any
medicine would help him. but after giving
him a few doses OF that remedy I noticed
an Improvement. and ore bottle cured him
entirely. II Is the best cough medicine ]
Burgettstown, Pa. Fer saie by all dealers.
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NOTICE TO CoSTRACToRs.-Se
proposals VIII De received by The STATE
Board OF Audit AID Consro. until 70
o'csock T. n. "Wednesday May 9th 1888.
tor the erection OF . new wing at the
Western Washington Hospital soe The In
AnA. EogS 0te1tAcoom.
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Poetic Trust Co., Of SeQINe

Acts as trustee for corporations. firms
ard Individuals AZ guardian. executor adj
min!serAsor and receiver acsa AZ agent
and trustees under mortgages. cerfi1ss
bonds etc, takes entire charge al real
and persouai estates.
TRUSTEES:
v W Andrews ......... ......... President
rhos. B. Hardin. n E Downs.
seo u. PaschaIl. DAME. Kealeher
rhaa Watson.
Edgar Ames ....... ........ Secretary
OFFICE, 40 BAILEY BUILDING.
Personal interviews and correspondence
fnvtted.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

General LawtOn was killed In
fieht with the Filiplncs at San MA
to about Is miles northeast OF Man.
lila about 8 O'Clock on the morn
ing of the 18th inst. He was walk
inc along the firing limo Of his
troops when q Filipino bullet pierc
Sd his heart and he fell dead He
was one of the best men in the ser
vice, braveand capable.
The Lewistown Sentinel mentions
. machine for lifting heavy weights
st the Baldwin Locomotive works.
The lifting crane has q span OF 150
feet. It can lift 196, 600 pound loco
motive 40 feet in the air; cary ii 1856
feet and set it down in three min
utes and thirty six seconds.
General Butler, commander of the
British forces in Boerland was de-
feated in the effort to cross Tugela
river on the 10th of December. be
attempted to cross the river at two
| fords. The fords are two miles apart.
he was repulsed BY the Beers at both
places. Eleven cannon were aban-
doped AID fell into the hands OF the
Beers. The British have different
kind of people to fight than Egypt
| ians and Italians. They are now On
gagged in 6ght with white people.
Said Q modern weather mans
There isn't q thing 10 the old saying
There isn't thing IN the old saying,
that as soon as the springs and
streams are full in the fall hard win
ter sets in. Look at it be continued,
here we are at the door Of Christmai
and the streams aud springs have
been full all the past six weeks. and
we have not yet had hard winte,
weather.
| A writer on hogs says: Hogs are
the greatest of money makers. Corr
loaned to hogs is cash and . gooG
Investment. A hog is q condenser
he will put ten bushels of corn in les
space than q bushel measure. HI
has been styled q manufacturer o
hams, hair brushes, head cheese
tooth brushes, buttons, fertliz-r T, fats
bacon, whistles, knife handles, soap
s,usage and satisfaction. He con
verts corn into coin and can bu.
what he will"
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
LEGAL ADVERTISING
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters OF
Administration c. t. a. in the estate OF
Philip Swartz. late Of Monroe township,
Juniata county. Pa, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, resid-
ing CLAIMS against the said estate will
present the same for payment to.
HARVEY A. FOLTZE,
Administrator,
KnousetOwn, Pa.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

The Chambersburg News says
John w. Hoover of Lstterkenny
township, sold four weeks old cali
that weighed 202 pounds.
The fourth and last child of Thorn
as Cummings and wife of Lock Ha
ven, Pa, died of pneumonia and
whooping cough last Saturday even
ing. On the previous Wednesday
December 13, thres of their children
were buried in one coffin, having
died of the same Disease as the fourth
child.
Women going to the city next
week for holiday trip may do well
to keep a lookout for pick-pockets.
Pick-pockets make especially of pick.
ing women's pockets, and it is said
that men dress as women and mingle
10 the crowds of the fair sex in
stores and on pavements for the pur
pose of victimizing the fair sex.
whats the matter with the peo
pie! is question that is being asked
in every county. The question is be-
ing aroused by the many fatherless
children that are brought to the at
tention of the public every week
The proceedings of the court as-
founded the people of Jefferson
county when it was revealed that nc
less than "a children were in the
temple Of justice as fatherless babies
Eli Dnnwiddie of Green township
Indiana county, Pa, in the fall o.
1898, had SOW that gave birth te
20 pigs. 18 of the pigs lived and
growed, and were fatteued for the
market:of 1899. Ten days ago ths
last of the 18 hogs were killed. Tht
average weight of the Is was 45l
pounds dressed That was 8,lOOlb.
clean meat, enough meat to supply
40 people one year, giving each per
son 200 pounds.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

It is certainl gratifying to the public to
know Of one concern in the land who are
not afraid to be generous to the ueedv and
suffering. Tho rropsietors of DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs
and Colds. have given awsy over ten mil.
Hon trial bottles of this great medicine
and have the ootSofohtiAA Of kn0WjnR is hos
cases. Asthmn, Drodehltis, Hoassslsss
and I'll diseases Of the Throat, Chest aad
Lungs gro sueely cured BY II. Call on u.
r. Crawford, Druggist. aud get . free tsisl
bottle. Regular sise 6oc. and u. Every
botale guaranteed, or psics rsfunded.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
YOUR WHOLE PICTURE
TAKEN.

Herbert Sennalt of Troy. York
State, has discovered a chemical
preparation for photography plates
that produce pictures that show the
skeleton and network of muscles,
veins and nerves of those having
thsir picture taken, if they dee;re
such picture.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
PENs1oN1Na RAlLROADERs.

Railroaders are to be pensioned:-
Those who have attained the age OF
70 years, or who. being betwean the
ages Of sixty-five and sixty-nine
yeare, inclusive, shall have been thir.
ty or more years in the service of the
company. and shall then he physical
" disqualified, shall be relieved and
placed on the pension roll. At rates
as follows:-For each year of service
one per centum Of the average regu.
lar monthly pay for the ten years
preceding retirement. Thus by way
Of illustratinp: If an employee has
been in the service Of the company
for forty wears and has received on
an aversage for the last tenyears $40
per month in regular wages, his pen
sion allowance would be forty per
cent. Of 40 or SIG per month. The
pension shall terminate ct the death
Of the beneficiary. Employees Who
shal! on the LIST of January 1900 be
over 20 years of age are relieved
from active service on that date
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
MrPFLrNrOwN oRAIN MARX NJ 8
PuI.ADELPHIA MARKETS

PHL.ADELPHIA MARKETS
December l9, 1899.
Wheat 72cts; Corn 38c; Oats 22c;
Tobacco, Pennsylvania fillers 8 to IL
to IA TO l8, fine wrappers 40 to 60c;
tallow 8 10 4c; butter II to 26c; eggs,
fresh 21c; live chickens 7c; ducks Sc;
turkeys 81; hay S13 to S16.5O;
choice white potatoes so to 55c;
Choice Jersey sweet potatoes 40 to
45c basket: Onions 90cts q bushels;
cabbage Sl8 to $50 ton; apples Al
to 55c as to quality.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

Bloomfield Times, December l5:-
For some time past Ellis Yohn of
Saville township, has been paying at
tention to the sixteen year old daugh.
ter of Mr.. William Borrell, who re-
sides near the steam mill, short dis
tance west Of this borough, but the
parents Of the young girl objected to
the courtship. Miss Borrell was q
school girl and attended school at
Laurel Grove. On Monday after
noon Yohn went to the school and
called Miss Borrell out. telling the
teacher that the young girls mother
was i'll and that he had been sent to
fetch her Some hours later it was
discovered that the young couple had
eloped. They walked up the track
of the N. 4 8. v. r. r. to near Ell.
liottsburg, and were last seen cross
ing the ridges toward Saville town.
ship The young giilis father has
reported the matter to the authori-
ties here and efforts are being made
to overtake the lovers and bring back
the would be bride, who is said to be
very pretty.
Later . warrant was issued for
Yobn, charging felonious rape %
Della, the girl, was under sixteen
years Of age. The parties were track
ed to lime quarry near Green Park
and were found in . hut on the
premises Yohn escaped through .
back window, but the girl was secur.
ed and brought home.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
NIGHT AND DAY

Tho busieat and mightiest little thing
that over Was made 10 Or. Kings Now Life
Pills. Eve.y pin 10 sugar coated globule
Of health. that changas weakness into
int mental power. They're wonderful in
brilding up tho health. Only 25c. per box.
Sold by n. r. Crawford.
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THE INQUIRER ALMANAC.

A RELIABLEH THAT TELLS
YOU JUST WHAT YOU WANT TO
KNOW.
The Philadelphia Inquirer Al
manac for 1900, is at hand and full
ly maintains the high reputation
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1t is quite impossible to enumer-
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the wonder is that so much timely
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thirty-twO pages. 1t is a carefully
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Inquirer readers are to be con-
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
RED NOT FROM THE GUN

was the ball thIs 4 g. B. Steshman, Of
Ne-..t. nich.. IL civn We! Wa:
Asnics Salve cured hi Cures Cuts.
Bruises, Burns, Boils. Felons. CoFns, kin
ErupGio0s. Best Pile cure on earth. 26c.
box. Cure guaranteed. Sold BY n. r.
Crswford, Druggist.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

The Saloo Of Hood's 0annElnh
arc the largest In The wugad 6econs
tho cures by Hoods Saruapaeina a.
wonderful, perfect, pegmanGuE
HOOPS pine are IL bet nunfs,
cafhnse3o and liver medicino. a6n.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
0II.RERFORCE SCHWEHB3s
Attorney-at-1aW.
~Collections and I'll legal bus''
ness promptly attended to.
OFFICE IN COURT HOUSE.

Ds. D. Y. CRAWFORD : SON.
have formed . partnership for the p.JhsS. pchs.
Of Medicine and their coiIattersi -
Onice n old stand, corner Of Third and VI.
sn.s .treeta. Njmintown, Pa. Ono OF oosn
~ them viIi bo found ct their once u on
s,mes. uuIess otherwise professionally es'
gseed.
April lst, 1885.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

Blood and Nerves arc very closs,
y related. Keep the blood rich, pure
and healthy. with Hoods Sarsaperilla
and you will have no nervousness.
Hoods Pills are besi after-dinner
pills, laid digestion, prevent constipation
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
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1RACTlCAL OENTIST.
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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

On1oN 0ERFUI are the cures b
" Hoods Sarsaparilla, and yet theY
ere simple and natural. Hoods SaraS
parilla makes PURE BLOOD,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20

The Newport Girl Cadets, Grand
March for organ and piano. Com
posed by p. A. Miller; 2Octs. Ad:
dress Prof. Paul A. Miller, Box 73,
New Bloomfield, Pa. st.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-12-20
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Colds, and the prevention Of PDeun0
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