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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
Perfect Copy Of Capt. John Smiths
Historic" Of Virginia, Dated in 1924,

Hlsterle oI virginia IaIeo IL @US1'
The Washington, d. c., Star says;
The H. brary Of Congress has just
been enriched by a gift from Gen.
VIII am b Franklin, distinguished
ctlz Of Hartford, Conn of rare
and perfect copy Of Capt. John
Smiths history of Virginia. TIE
nook IS one of Importance in its rela-
iion to early America, and is best
described IN its title, as follows:
"The General Historic of Virginia,
New England, aud the Summer Isles;
with the names of the Adventurous,
Planters, and the Governors from
their first beginning AnO: 1884 to the
present 1924 With the Proceedings
of Those Several Colonies and the
Accidents that befell them in all
their Journyes and Discoveries. Also
the maps and Descriptions of all
those Countryes, their Commodities,
people, Government, Customs, aud
Religion yet koowne Divided Into
Slxe b lokes. By Captain John Smith
sometimes G0vernour in those Coun-
tries Il ADMIRAL OF New Eoglsnd."
This old Smith history is large
paper copy of the original folio, or
1924 edition. 1t is bound in red
crushed levsnt and bears the name
OF REVERE as binder. The edges are
full gilt, while there is TN abundance
of gold toollng on the back aud sides,
with the French ducsl crown inter
woven. the letter press is clear and
unsoied. The copy is perfect one.
containing he few lines of E rata at
the end aud tho original impressions
of portraits Of tbe Dachess of Rich
mond snd Lsnox, to whom the work
was dedicated, and of Matsoka, the
native American princess, daughter
of POwhatan, and better known IS
Pocshontas. The portrait of the
duchess is a three.qusrter length by
William Pass, the POcahontss pOr-
trait being by Simon Pass
COMMERCIAL VALUE.
Some value Of the book may be
gained from the knowledge that
copies sold in the past twenty years
have brought prices as follows Brin-
ley copy. 1879 81 800; Beckford copy,
1888. COS pounds sterling; Barlow
copy, 1890, 81 900. All we're of the
same edition as tne one presented to
the Congressional Library by Gen.
Franklin.
There are r number of associations
connected with the Franklin copy
which make it doubly valuable and
interesting. Ga the hy-leaf is pasted
the following;
Presented to Major General
Franklin-by an officer of the Army of
the Potomac as remembrance of q
campaign in the Peninsula of Var
ginia and a slight token of his crate.
fulness for the kind reception be al.
ways met from the commander of the
9Th Corps d. Armee.
Louis Philippe d. Orleans.
"Claremont, October, 1862"
d. Oflesns came to this country
during the civil war to take part in
that conflict as a part of his military
education. He was accompanied by
his brother the Due de Charities, and
both were appointed on the staff of
Gen. Mcclellan, ranking as captains
Of volunteers. and serving, by their
own stipulation, without pay. 1t
was in this way that Philippe became
acquainted with Gen. Franklin, whom
he afterward remem bered in the gift
of the valuable Smith Historic"
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Silks.

Almost c-cry Iady admircs and wants
silks. bur few can al says AFFORD them: mere
,Gnrd IN lei this SIX oppOrtun ~ pass
Blark Figured 81 ks. worth - cents. 81 'slns
out price 80 cents q yarI ~ ana - 'cA'
kinds. cosing out price 50 cents a Nafu'
".aut'ful co Or- In nglrcd Shss' WI
- and - cents. closing out price '' c'"'' d
ward
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
Dress Goods.

Just when YOU need them and just "heh
everywhere else the prices are euS 1ueii,s
bnra-vo,i HAY, "A choice assortment OF sly llsh
Dress Fabrics nj greatly reduced pr ces'
ReAutiful Dress g. Ods in stYli-h 'oi1Is'
worth ~ I-2ccuts Closing out prlc' ~ Gen -
those orth ,5 cents closing out price 5' ct-.'
those Be- IL cent kinds for - cents. ana so on
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
For Q Cents

wcba~ea United quantity of Heavy
Canton Flannel that's nearly yard vide
" th heavy fleece and back, and you cannot
buy Its elua. for less than l2e cents yard.
our closing out pr GO IS cents
Other grad S also AZ :. $ than regular prices
iu spifc of the fact that AT other -tort~ me
prl f< are ADVANCING.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
Liquor Dealers.
p. McCracken, Bro. s Co, e,
-wHoLEsALs AND RkTAlL--

w hULFtALN hNN IAhIhIN--
GROCERS AND LIQUOR DfALERs.
Oner Ten Thousand Gallons PURE RYE
and BOURBON WHISTLES, from the fol-
lowing well known distilleries Graft 4 Co.
OF Ohio: BOOue County Distiling Co, 81
Kentucky Monticello Distillery, OF Mary
iand, and w. r Gray, of Pennsylvania.
Agents for Berensr 4 Engle Lager Beer
They also offer Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Agricultural Implements, Seeds, Guano, auc
Cement
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For Cents

We have about 50 TO 60 dozen Heavy
Black Ribbed Hos, In chi dren's "nd Ladies
sil-s. tuu samples and worth 10 cent. "a par
l..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
Every day affords new proofs Of the

Every day affords new proofs OF the
necuiiar effects Of PAIN-KlLLER. In
cases where disordered condition OF
the stomach, liver and bowels is CON-
bined with great debility. nervous
weakness and intense melancholy, its
effects are most beneficial and wonder
full. 1t should be kept by every family.
Avoid substitutes. there is but one
Pain. Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c.
and 30.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
CaSSimereS

They ere going. and why shouldn't they
when man can buy - cent goods tor -
cents. and - cent goods for I'd cents. ani 70
cent goods for 40 cetts They are bound 20
20. Don't put oN until AL are sold.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
ELK RUN Wf4ISKEY.

This celebrated brand q KENTUCKY
PURE RYE WHIoKEY guaranteed 100
proof and Yeas Old at 81 per e Ion is for
sale by Mrs r. Monroe, Commerce
street, Fredericksburg. "a. For ia or It
ass no superior at the price. II is smooth
pleasant to drink, snd there is not head
ache in a gallon Come and try it. and vou
will buy no other.
mch25-bm
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1899-11-16
MRS. JENCIE MONROE,
DEALER IN
Liquors and Groceries,
Commerce St., FREDERICKSBURG Va

am the sole agent here of the celebrated
APPLEWOOD WHiSkEN. a so keep al
grades OF Whiskey. IRON Sl.CJ up 70 81 % per
gallon. King Lear hlsSey az 500 Best I'D
the world. APPLE BRANDlES from S@.V 10
A.uO.
A full stock Of Corned Potomac Herring on
hand.
Consult your interest by calling on me be
fore buying or masiug your purchases.
MRS. JENCIE MONROE
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For rs Cents

Closing Prices everything the house from until sold out
Hurry up to attend BIG SALE acss Dry Goods Notions,
Closks,
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E. w. STEARNS, oPEEa d0ob5 BSq8R ST8RE. 2FH
s

have been dubbed A Race Of Exaggerators.'
The man who judged us probably took his cue from
some retail store with a small stock. We do not
claim to do more business than The h. b. Claim
Co." or do we claim to sell so per cent. less than
our competitors, but we do claim to sell you as
cheap the same quality the lowest price house
in existence. We guarantee the price Of every
article No risk to run.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31
ORIGIN OF THE "cockrA,L..

Mexican Lesend Says 1t was Discover
eddy a Toltec Noble.
The Origin of the American "cock-
tail" is admittedly obscure, and many
attempts nave been made to trace it.,
says American Epicure. An ingenious
but uncoivincing explanation that has
gone the bunds of the press gives it
medical significance. The old DOCTORS
they say, had a practice of treating
certain diseases of the throat with a
pleasant liquor applied with the tip
end of al long feather plucked from a
cocks tdl. They presently began to
use this preparation as gargle. and
the nams cocktail chung to it. The gar
gle gavl way to an appetizer-to a
mixture of bitters, vermouth and liq-
uor thai is still in occasional demand.
For my own part I infinitely prefer the
story i the Mexican beauty. Accord
ing to this legend the original cocktail
was ltde from pulque, an alcoholic
beveFge distilled from the juice of the
magEyy, or asave. The liquor, so tits
said, was discovered by a.Toltec noble,
Wild sent some of it to the king by the
ham Of his daughter. The monarch
drank the lulque and looked at the
maiden. Wnaher the lady's looks gave
a bleasaaet flavor to the liquor or
~. .thea me taste of the liquor made
tx TeeQ fairer is not certain, but
thsNng, AZ any rate, fell in love with
boil started pulque plantation and
matted the girl, whose name, Xochitl,
thu became associated with the ma
tidal intoxieant. The rest Is easy.
wien General SCOTS troops came to
Mkico they drank the liquor. liked 1t,
al, with the easy adaptability Of the
! skon. simplified its Aztec name to
.bcktail,' which they carried back
(th them, to the states.
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500 Reward, 900.

The readers Of this'paper will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to cure in allits
stages and that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh
Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being q constitu-
tional disease, requires q constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
faces Of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation Of the disease, and giving the patient
stEength by building up the constitution and
prietors have so much faith in its curative
powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for
any case that 1t fails to cure Send for list q
Address F! J. CHENEY 8 CO.. Toledo. O
Sold by druggists 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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A Cheap substitute for par,. Gr.en.

A Cheap Substitute for Paris Green,
Objections to Paris Green-Paris
green is good insecticide. but is
somewhat troublesome to use in LIQUID
form as it does not dissolve readily.
and needs constant agitation to keen
1t from settling. If allowed to settle
at all the distribution is not uniform.
and injury is likely to result to the
foliage of some plants, while the in
sects on other plants escape. More
over, it is unduly expensive, whether
used dry or in the form Of a spray.
White arsenic, in a soluble form. costs
ABOUT one-third as much as Paris green
and gives no trouble in the way Of set
ting.
How to Prepare the Arsenic Of
Soda.-Dissolve two pounds Of COM
mercial white arsenic and four pounds
OF carbonate Of soda (washing soda)
IN two gallons Of water and use one
and one-half pints to barrel Of Bor-
deaux mixture GO gallons). The cas-
lest way to make the solution Is to put
both the white arsenic and carbonate
OF soda in gallon of boiling water
and keep boiling about fifteen minutes,
or until a clear liquid is formed, and
then dilute to two gallons.
How Much to Use. One and one
half pints Of this solution to each bar
rel Of Bordeaux mixture is sufncient
to use when spraying for potato blight
and potato bugs. for apple scab and
apple WORMS, or for any other purpose
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31

to Celeste, Lady Violante's maid, "of
ill the melancholy gentlemen he ever
served, NJ. Bernard was the strangest
and most unhappy" being duly
reported by Celeste to her mistress,
brought Lady Violante somewhat ear
tier than might otherwise have happen
Cd to Demands room on the next af-
tsrnoon.
He had recognized her step before
her graceful figure, and looked up earn
estly and inquiringly into her faee-de-
tecting, at the first glance, the new
expression that lurked there, shifting
restlessly from the downcast eye to the
nervously unquiet lips.
"Ah, Lady Violante," said he abrupt
ly, 81 can read on your face that the
one. It has fairly changed the char
acter of your countenance. Do you
believe me?"
She sank tremblingly into a chair,
endeavoring fruitlessly to cali up the
accustomed spprtive smile.
II believe yod are halfza magician. I
was frightened lest i had used some
weird spell O. the clif when ! saw a
dark figure rise up from the ground,
seize the note II lett there, and disap-
gear q silently and strangely as it
arose; but u have performed your mis-
sion- Sir knight ef the ruefnl face and
Magic, Whistle X s8
Her smile was forced and unnatural,
and It found no 1chp WI
~ only turned his keen eyes more
Arrhingly upon her face and said
Ion scarcely look az if Count Ger
nlAin.1prop0sal had added to your hap
1890 An 4 to congratulate the han-
4 q H s1erdship?' #5
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CHAPTER II.-(Coxr1Nuep.l

CHAPTER H.-tCoNT1NUED.l
Our whole acquaintance is likely to
continue as it began. So strange, and
unlike anything else have ever
known. You seemed to spring from
the ground, in the hour of my utmost
aeed. I am almost afraid to see you
vanish like genii into the. earth
again"
'Not yet" said he mournfully, and
touching his crutch Significantly
~though the bird pines for flight, you
80 his wings are safely clipped-and
also am fascinated by the very spells
that lure me on to misery. I long to
stay whence know ought to fly"
''Still talking in enigmas; cannot
even your every day talk be clear to
my comprehension?
What I have to say now is plain
and brief enough. Will you once more
carry to the crag message for me?
This time you may go in the daylight,
60 that you may be sure there is no
living creature near to observe your
movements"
"Is it to save the anxiety of Valerie,
to whom l wrote at first?" question
ed she.
EXACTLY will write my note in a
moments time if you consent"
Certainly, there can be no reason
for me to refuse, after having perform
ed the same feat at midnight replied
she, watching curiously to see his at
tenuated hand flying swiftly over the
paper.
He folded, sealed and handed it to
her.
81 hope you will not be vexed if 1
once more urge upon you the absolute
necessity of secrecy concerning all
this. l know not what you suspect
You have keen, swift intellect and
will judge-well, we'll! l am safe, l
know, when I tell you my life, peace
Of mind, and every hope of earthly hap
piress as we'll as anothers depends
upon the secret of our abode remain
ing secure from all human knowledge,
saving yours. Moreover, even with
what you know, it would be difficult for
you to obtain any further clue, though
you sought ever so diligently. If 1
dared l would tell you everything-but
only this much is prudent now. Heed
my words, beseech you. If ever the
time comes to you-truly it looks I'M
likely enough now-but, if it ever
chances that you desire concealment
from danger, or the worlds knowledge
go to the cliff and give four blasts on
that same little whistle which from
this time hand over to you"
He laid the ivory tube upon the pa
per, turned around, and limped slowly
to the window.
The entrance of Count Beauvais pre-
vented further CULVER sat;e-,
After few formal words to his
guest, the Count turned to his daugh-
ter.
"My love, have an important COM
munication for you, if you will please
follow to the library. NJ Bernard will
doubtless excuse you, and you can ring
tor Francois to fill your place.
Lady Violante smiled her compli-
ance, bowed meaningly as she took up
the whistle, and followed lightly be-
hind her fathers stately form. NJ Ber-
nard, left alone, flung his crutch from
him with fierce cry of rage, and bur-
led his face in his hands, while he
groaned-
can important communication in the
library; it does not need much pene-
tration to guess what it is, since so
lately the Count German has forsaken
1t. Oh, cruel, pitiless fate, that takes
all from me to give to him.
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Significant Title.

81 notice." remarked the observant
boarder, "that a favorite caption for
the papers to put over the voting at
Harrisburg is, "A Fruitless Ballot"
THAT Is to say" added the cross
eyed boarder, 1T was ineffective in
putting plum tree fruit within reach"
-Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph.
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whsre Girl lfusicians rhraye,,

/ Wh9f0 Gifa Mneiclans Thrive
i The Bohemian town of Presents Is
he headquarters Of the girl orchestras.
|ks conservatory trains young Girls Tor
these h,lmerous Austrian organisations
AMI secures engagements for them. aA
condt tour II different couG trteS q
lasts three year,. The Students
Ere chiefly the dauEh an Of pr1s ession.
III men aud are veil taken oaFe of. 81
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strong Measurek

'.You got that drunken tramp away
from your kitchen by inviting him out
to get a drink Of whisky, did you!'' :
Eyes; spirited him away."-Chica
go Tribune.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31
CHAPTER III.

ADY Violante did
not come, as usual,
to spend the twi-
light hour with our
convalescent hero.
He watched, listen
ed and waited, but
all in vain, and at
length retired so
depressed and ut
terly wretched that
Francois repOrted
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31

I'm delighted with DIR. SETH ARNOLD's COUGH
KILLER; It cures every time. Rev. j. 8. Cornish
Waynesville, ILL., CSC. q bottle.
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lozuers
!. rs a6f flse ~ e

~ 71 ~ IT, 40 SoE 81. Z Z
\. 1lnld aof eOe :, s Vatur<: zvould
allosa, ne t1osvers Is grozu
and blossom, 70 perfection
Dahouf good soil. Nozv
! : Nature and PEOPLE are much
allie; the fory,,er mast haze
Sunshine, latte mast haze
pare blood d, order to haze
perfect health.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures blood trou.
bles Of all sorts. II is TO the human
system what sunshine ID 70 Nature
the destroyer Of disease germs. Il
,seuer disapp points.
Poor Blood The doctor said there
were not seven drops or good blood In NV
body. Hoods Sarsaparilla built ME up and
made me strong and well.n SUSIE e, Brown.
16 Astor Hill, Lynn, Mass.
. Dyspepsia; etc.-aA complication OF
troubles, dyspepsia, chronic catarrh and
Inflammation Of the stomach, rheumatism,
ETC., made mo miserable Hadlno appetite
until I took Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
acted like magic. am thoroughly cured"
N. B. SEELEY, 1874 w. 18th Av., Denver, Col.
Rheusl1atlslf1 MY husband was
Obliged to give up work on account Of rheu-
matism. No remedy helped until he used
Hoods sarsaparilla. which permanently
cured him. It cured my daughter of ca
tarrh. give 1t to the children with good
results.n MES. ]. s. McNATH. Stamford CT
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Gloomy Outlook.

First Prohibittonist-Are you aware
that there are 35,467 drug stores in the
United States?
Second Prohibitiopist-Is that allY
Surely, the cause has progressed better
than that.-1ndianapolis Journal.
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!. Perenni.ls.

bed of Perennials can be arranged
to furnish flowers constantly for many
months. says e. B. Walton in How to
Grow Flowers. SnowdroIs, Crocus and,
Scillas are often in bloom surrounded
with snow. Then come Hyacinths. Tu-s
lips, Narcissus, Dieletra, Iris. Colum-
bines. Sweet Williams, Pinks. Lychnis.
Achilleas, Astilbe-Japonicas. Tiger. IA
pan and Day Lilies. Platycodons. He
ADMINISTRATIONS, Perennial-La ark
spur. Phlox, Perennial oreopsfs Mont
bretia, Perennial aillardia. Anemone-
Japonica. Plumbago-Larpentae. all
hardy and desirable. There Is so much
enjoyment in watching Perennials.
from the first tiny green points push
ing through the brown earth, to their.
perfect Towering. IA
Most of these Perennials can be
raised from seed. II started early, in,
cold frames. some Of them will blossom
the first summer. Neighbors combin-
ing can send for different varieties and
exchange year-old plants. A postal
card sent to any florist advertising in
How to Grow Flowers will bring q cat
alogue, from which plants and seeds
can be selected. and a postonace money.
order will bring them by mail. most
paid. Caring Tor flowers gives the mt;
door exercise necessary for snodS
health. Buy. q few new varieties every
year. and results will be as Rfatifyinr
as our own personal care az one city:
lot Tor forty-on years has been. II
suuery ram mn air1 S, -.
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They Work While You Sleep.
While your mind and body rest. Cascarets Cam
dy Cathartic repair your digestion. your liver,
your bowels, put them In perfect order. Ali
druggists, 10, 25, 5Oc.
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M insscs nullstinE OHIO 81 = e M
Station II i y
aiaad 10 i Chs.ap : q H , p ].

stior
\.
ss - dsss y Cheap Aesss
3. IA yernment report says NJ lell.
ypssn claimed that breed innas nc fn NJ
~ flacter ana distrlDutlon Of Slamasls
! ouss this q probably indtrect ON
say mat lymphatic draft-horses sunerss
aaoDrsg severely but In central !lM ny
nuc = devoted to breeding hagn-ciaAs.
neavy stock, the disease appeaI.e'as
e.. ana Of m1ader Type u sasm
snan - ot 81 breeds. IT appeared "
oe especlai!y & the disease OF the poor
.nan norse. Inc better classes Owl :.
- 81 ing more valuable draft stock, anu
= Jus H sei aalln8, the nature OF lug
lnaiaoy was learned ey employing
veterinarian, ana proper action taken,
q tne diseased animal was sold OF
Dartered at 9 low inquire TO the poorer
nelgnpor, ana the disease. With the aid
% unsanltary surro q nd1ngs. commun-
lcated 70 MS lnierlor animals. " Iodsay
we ma CHAMBERS most prevalent In
those sections OF our country where 1t
runs the mildest course. shows the
greatest tendency to recover, and 10 the
nrasant No ana ~. nn.t .rds1 .ts
cheanest horse, Tho mia :. q. 80 80.
dif1icult of l;apnosis ana stock-own-
ers cannot he COM incod ~ tia char.
acter Of the disease. In the Rocky
Mountain region the vast herda of
wild horses cannot he satiafactorily In
spected. and the mal,ein teat in these
is out Of the question an that the mild
F-ly-disease1 animals cannot ha detected
Owners have been taught to believe
that glanders is uniformly and rapid
ly fatal, hence take no alarm from a
feeble nasal discharge. which disap-
pears at some seasons Of the year, the
animal continuing in good general
health and performing good labor wear
after year. Many owners are. in their
own mind, competent judges Of the
matter, and relate how much they saw
of it during the war, but are not aware
that they only saw acute cases, and
failed to note the mild cases, which,
taken from the army and sold, scat
tered seed, the fruit Of which we are
still harvesting.
p.,,... ~. :. c.--
-. 49, - ne'se .o1e"
49,. Ae a. mls 1ees4ew' = cneese
s.s,nns. pa.ion wii.es' as iolioWs: W
s.,.ee enal ,ese 20 give niole cheese
esa enan niiA .nae .es.s 90. ou :.
60. W: ee1 rs cneess prlce ana. pays
. .as pre-: lnes y pay sl'oo 1or miik tnat
. .es.s o' ca anu % Genus JOE MIX tnae
.es'e o'o.H rloM tnese %ngures II can
NC snoMn thae, very ~ nearly the same
nv pei pounu y put!er 1at =, was PAID
Luz 'ne 90 per cent Xlat or strippers
ln.iA as LOT tnat "nlcn teses ~ per
cen. lat II 9l.oo was paid for ~ l0o
80 4l ~ Milk 'estine 90 per cent
sat .nen pound OF TINS rat was worth
W. uis.ueu Dy" 90 Wnlcn Is ~ l-3
Genus and loo pounds OF So per cent
milk at ~ cents figured in the same
| ,o Is .ue "
sona NO. - e ".e,y ene
Maid ~ aao,, a.sa III ~! rounu " lat was
conto,nad . 80 . wv ene .icner 1ni I'M
1on psl eli gu inofe .at IN every
1VV pouuuS tudA o. cent INK and was
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G'laz2 k3!lJl:,z,1z

Hood. PIN. cure liver Ills, tho onirri..tng and
The only cathartic tako With Hoods sarsapariIia
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1899-03-31

A Spanish soliloquey.
We'd still make firearms rattle,
Nor be laid away on shelves,
If fought as hard in battle
AS we fight among ourselves.
Washington Star.