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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-04-07
HOSPITAL. RE.pORr
For the Month OF March 1899.

ADMITTED DURING MONTH.
Gins. ClitTor !. age fl. March I;
Edward Jones, age Al, MIrch Is; w.
}. Brown, age 20. March Il; Waite
Walters. nge 10 March ID
DISCHARGED DURING MoTYH.
4. L. Wilson. On...............M March 2
" attic Walters, ,............M March &c
{. III. kuntz,.... .... March 90.
j. B. ABEL.
Hospital Steward.
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High School Itport.

Following is the report ot the EIko
county High School for tho months OF
FEBRUARY nnd March, 1899:
Enrolment for the year. ........4S
Enrolment for tho month ....43
Number of boys on register. 80. II
Number of girls on register ..... DC
Average No. belonging .33
Average daily attendance. ......3I
Per cent ~ attendance ............0 .03
Namen of pupils who have been
neither absent nor tardy and whose
conduct Inns been 100 por cent.
Addic Garrrcht, John Hunter.
a. Il. KAYE. Principal.
a. l.. ADAMS, Assistant.
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SICK HEADACHES,

Tho cure ~ pvcrworkcd woman.
kind, nre quickly mld surely cured 10y
Karl's Clover Root Ten, the great
blood purifier and tissnr builder.
MONEY refunded II not satistactnry.
Price % cte. and 80 cite. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1899-01-29

t2ac yard for French Organizes.
THE surprise of three citesNew York, Philadelphia
Washington. They say that at Wanamakers stores the
demand for them simply overwhelming pieces go
sale here French Ogandes secured
the importer that supplied Mr. Wanamaker. Sheerest
half price-I2Ec yard.
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soc for New 75c Foulard Silks.
New Black Satins and Silks.

New BLACK SatInS and CIIKS.
IS0 PENING prices will quickly introduce 1899 special
ties. Csc yard for the soc Black Satin Duchesse; soc
for the 81 quality for the $3.50 quality 81
for the quality The Black Taea SksI,o pieces
racted inches wide and the quality usually etailed
75c yard. We say regularly. soc yard Mon
day, if you do ask for than dress length
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HIGHLAND.

February Q. 1899.
Marie Oohn spsnt last week with her
sister, Mn. Rice, in New Vienna.
Nm. Mamie Dowdy, Of Oslina, o, b
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mn g. r.
Psnsyl.
Mr.. and Nm. Anthony Wright and
two sons spent Sunday with Dr.. and
Mn. F. o. Wright Of this place.
Min Susie Baughman, who hss been
visiting her sistsr. returned 10 her home
in Quincy, o. on Saturday.
Misses Emma Hartsf and Allie swon..
ger, employed In the Insane Asylum at
Athens, o., are homo for . weeks w.
cation.
We are sorry 10 learn that Dr.. F. o.
Wright and wife arc expecting soon 70
remove from this place to Port William,
0. During their short stay with % they
have made many warm friends who will
regret to have them 60 from our midst
and will certainly wish for them abund.
ant success In their new home,
The regular monthly meeting Of the
W. O. T. o.. will be held Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. Catherine Evans.
Rev. Sentman was unable to fill his
appointments on Sunday on account of =
severe cold.
Mrs. Templin has been confined to
her bed for the past week quite sick.
Miss Gene Terrell was sick most of last
week with an attack Of grippe which
seems to be quite prevalent all over the
community.
Mrs Martha Achor, living with her
son, Thomas, Just west Of town, was
stricken with paralysis Thursday morn.
ing last, a. she rose from her bed to
prepare for breakfast. Her granddangh-
ter had only been out Of her room q
very few minutes and upon returning,
found her lying on the floor in an en-
tirely helpless condition, unable to speak
or move. There appears to be but lit.
tie change up to this time, Monday
except it be some slight indications Of
consciousness, but there is little hope of
recovery.
John Ockerman, an old and highly
esteemed gentleman whose home was
two miles eouth Of New Lexington, and
who had been suffering for couple of
weeks from what was at frst . severe
attack Of gripppe, but afterward resulted
in complication OF troubles, died Sum
day, February 9Th, ct 8 o'clock p. m.
The body will be inferred in the Dunk
ard cemetery south Of this place Wed.
nesday morning. Mrs. Ockerman has
been quite seriously i'll also, but IL
thought to be somewhat better at this
writing.
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FOLSOM.
February 4, 1893

February 4, 1899
Rev. Emery, Of Mt Oreb, preached at
Union Chapel last Sunday at 1880 q. m.
and z p. m.
Joseph Mccoy, Jane Eakins and Rosa
Fox were calling ON J. O.. Mccoy and
family last Saturday night.
Miss Gladis soal was at homo last
Tuesday evening to quite number Of
her young lady and gentleman iriebds.
A good time was reported.
Miss Hattie Mccoy and Gladis soal
were tho guests Of w. 81. Mullenix and
family last Sunday.
Nathen E. Denham and sisters. Lille
and Lolis. and Dora and Cora Shannon
were calling on Maud and Golds Thomp.
son last Thursday night.
Mr.. ground hog ssw his shadow the
I'd. Six weeks moro winter.
A thunder storm Of considerable mag.
nitude passed. over this place last Fri-
day evening about p. m.
Henry Mercer Il all smiles. II ia
big boy and arrived the I'd Of February.
The grip i letting 60 his hold on this
place somewhat.
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and abstain from all criticism of her acts
in Asiatic waters" The fact that the
German Ambassador had from the be.
ginning Of the. war with Spain until the
publication Of this interview refused TO
say one word has added to public inter
est in his words. In the diplomatic
world nothing is said or dene without
an object. Perhaps the object Of the
Ambassador in this case was merely to
tell the Americans that Germany was
not disposed to medde with them, but
time may show him to have had very
different object.
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HARRISBURG
February 9, 1899


Last week every one stayed by the
fire and talked about the cold weather
and the wood chuck.
Alec Wilson, who has been sick, is
now able to attend school again.
J.C. vance's baby has been sick for
the past week but is some better now.
A. @. Miller will move his saw mill
to the farm OF F. NJ. McConnaughey
this month and will saw ten acres of
timber.
Oscar Malcolm and brother, of West
boro, are visitig their grandma, Aunt
Lib Vance.
Charles Elliott is on the sick list with
symptoms of'grippe.
r. o. Elliott is on the sick list.
We need = pike from this place to
New Market, q distance OF two miles.
There is no bridges 10 be built, the road
bed is level and the road could be com.
pleted for $1,000 Will not some sof our
entsrprising farmers cot the ball 70 roll
ing and get out Of the mud 50 ne can
get to church without going by the way
Of Pleasant Hill, distance Of six miles
John vanWinkle and family have the
sympathy of this community in the
death of their only daughter, Mrs. DR..
@. E Vance, of Gas City, Ind.
Our school will close in four weeks
with an entertainment at night free for
the district. Further notice will be Civ
en- in due time.
A novel law suit win commence soon,
brought on by the over loading of shot
gun, causing the same to burst, damag.
ing only the gun.
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What Did Shakespeare Mean :

Shakespeare never wrote truer words
than "Life of our pleasant vices doth
make whips to scourge US" This can
only mean that to our misuse of the
pleasures of life We owe most Of the ills
of poor health. Doubly do the words
apply to men who, through ignorance,
folly and indi'cretion, have used up
their strength, energy and vitality, and
left themselves almost wrecks Of man.
hood. Their condition would indeed be
pitiable were it not for the fact that q
scientific physician, q specialist in the
cure of this class Of diseases of men, has
come to their relief and made it easily
possible for weak and vigorless men to
regain their lost vitality and vigor. We
r-fer to DR.. Greene of l4S State st. Chicago,
Ill, discoverer of the world famous DR..
Greene's Nervurs. as well a. other mar
velous, strengthening, vitalizing and in
vigorating remedies, who, notwithstand-
ing his enormcns practice and excessive
demand upon his TIME, offers TO consult
with any sufferer from nervous and
physical debility absolutely free and I'd.
wise and counsel him in regard to hia
case without charge This 10 IN oppor.
tunity for weak, enervstsd and exhaust.
cd men. of which immediate advantage
should be taken. II you cannot call,
write to Dr.. Greene about your case.
Your dis~ase 10 certainly enTabls undsu
his wonderful strengthening. vitalisipa
and invigorating remedies, and you cau
b. cured & homo. At least write for hia
adsise and counsel.
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The Township Sunday School Conven-
ton was held at this place last Sunday
afternoon. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: President,
J. D. VanWinkle; Vice PresideDt, L. A.
Warson 6ecfetasy, Oscar CHARLES !;
TfeasureY, A. r. Rouah,
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PRICETOWN.
February 6, 1899.

February d, lS00.
Al Swain has gone to Olney, Ill.,, 10
to visit his brother, who is in poor
health.
Mrs. Margaret Stevens requests ~ to
announce that she viii give . spelling
bee ct the Universalist Church next
Saturday night. Prize to winner, . fine
quilt!s
The exhibition given at this place iast
Saturday night BY some Dsnvills pso-
pie was we'll received.
Mn. Ellen Pulliam and Stella Glover
were visiting Buford friends Sunday.
Since our last writing there has been
about 50 new cases Of grippe, but to
give al their names would be asking for
too much space. A careful estimate
compels % 70 say that about 600 people
in our township, or about half Of our
population hes had or is having the
grippe.
We are 20 sorry thst the Buford peo.
pie didn't nave an Opera House In which
that wonderful show, which paased
through that place. could give an sntsr-
tainment. Az you missed this show,
brother correspondent, for lack Of hall,
We promise you that the first Dago and
bear that strikes this town in warm
weather, We will send them down 90
that you can have an open cir concsrt.
Bird White 10 spending . few days
visiting friends st Wilmington.
There ID movement ON foot among
the Universalists Of this community,
looking toward the building of . new
church opposite the school houss, on .
lot donated for the purpose by Mr. Geo.
Stevens and wife. The solicitors are
meeting with god encouragement and
no doubt the building will be commenced
- soon - the weather viii permit. The
old church house b 10 b torn dow end
. greAt deal Of the material. espeeially
the brieb. will b. used in the oSasGruo.
tion of the nsw house.
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Strong, steady nerves
Are needed for success
Everywhere. Nerves
Depend simply. solely.
Upon the blood.
Pure, rich, riourishing
Blood feeds the nerves
And makes them strong.
The great nerve tonic is
Hoods Sarsaparilla,
Because it makes
The blood rich and
Pure, giving it power
To feed the nerves.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Cures nervousness,
Dyspepsia, rheumatism.
Catarrh, scrofula,
And all forms of
Impure blood.
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ScOT7y$
EMULSION
The New Type Of Carpet. .Bsgger, VIII,
Grabs Franchises.

One OF the chief dangers to which Gu.
ba is noa subjected in this period OF re
construction is the new type Of carpet
bagger, who is not in personal quest OF
the political offices with q view to the
direct plunder OF the taxpayers, as in
our South thirty years ago, but who il
endeavoring to get his finger into the
political pie for the sake of gaining con-
troll of municipal franchises and secur.
ing various public contracts, charters,
and privileges. During the past few
weeka there has been An immense strug
gle going on among rival promoters and
franchise grabbers for possession of the
street. railroad system of Havana. And
this is one instance among scores. affect.
ing all the Cuban towns If firm hand
could be exercised at this critical juno
ture, it would be entirely possible
make the prospectively lucrative fran
chises of the city of Havana pay in great
part, ii not altogether, for the costly
sanitary improvements that will have to
be made in the city and harbor. From
ten millions to fifteen millions of dollars
ought to be spent at once in improve.
ments at Havana bearing some relation
to the public health. 1.-THE street rail-
roads and other lucrative privileges we're
managed in the interests Of the commu.
nifty, it would be readily possible to
make them pay the interest on the bonds
that will have to be issued for sewers
and sanitary Improvements, and also to
provide fund for the ultimate redemp
ton Of those bonds. The syndicates and
franchise-grabbers are exerting them.
selves powerfully at Washington, and
their ways are fuil of subtlety. II the
Government is not very much on its
guard, the honorable career that the
United States ouxhtto complete for it.
self in the emancipation of Cuba will be
blighted to some extent through the ma.
lign counsels Of men in high position
who are acting at Warrington - the
political agents Of the individuals and
combinations that are greedy for the
acquisition OF railroad concessions, local
transit franchises, water works, fat con.
tracts for aswer building, and all sorts
Of money making schemes that depend
upon public privileges and government
al favor. The franchise srpet-baggers
are knocking at the doors of the War
Department, whore they have somehow
got tho notion that everything Yields to |
the political "pull. From "The Pro.
gress Of the World" in the American
Monthly Review Of Reviews for Feb
ruary.
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TAYLORsYuLE.
February 9. 1899.

February 8. 1899.
The ground hog Nv his shadow and
went back Immediately.
The Miasss Lissis Kay, Josie Osron
Ollie Window and Hs9rs. Walter and
J. Blaine Hallsr called on. Miss Lsvis
Hicks Sunday.
On the sick list Mis Graos n. Hallsr.
Mis- Rachel Loudssback, Gary Louder.
back. Ms Allis Jordan, Nm. Dioesus
oaron. All are reported 70 bs conval.
escing.
Warner Window i on . visit to Ath.
ems, Ohio.
Chas. Jordan, Of WILLIAMSBURG, l. ON
. protractsd visit here.
Ohas. b. Window has contracted to
build house for Edward Pointer. Il
will be built at the east end Of town near
the schoolhouss. Window will contract
to build any kind Of building and guar.
antse the work to be done in Arst-cla.u
style.
Log hauling is the order Of The day,
Ars. Allie Jordan will move TO viii
Hamburg in the near future. Clyde
Burns will move into the properly thus
vacated.
Chas. Robinson. Homer D. Kay and
James 6onnee, reprssepting the Gold
Storage Company. put mp quits . lot Of
ics last wesk. I
We do not wish to throw clubs at any
one and Il " did We would stand Ia
opea ssound and not sst behind ! stump.
III ths shoe hts. wear IT,"
Wevoald b pleased 10 have anyone
vhe has Items Of intsrsst for this paper
= !eave then n Boz II not lator thai 4
o'esook q eeeh Honday.
IA}I&NnS AAA A~.a.-A-.. II
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xAIssBo
February .. 1899

~ February b. 1889.
Mn. Jane Roberts has bsen .ick .oms
time, without much Improvement m -
date.
Mrs. Bertha Thorom.n il rsnort.d
quite sick with grippe. Aaron Stalker
and wife are laid aside With the same
trouble.
Mr.. and Mn. oh.s. Fini,.n,s little
child died At their home near Dsllas the
fore mart Of |ast weak.
>Dr. A. D. Prichsrd. of Washinrton O.
H.. was the euest Of Mrs. Simmer and
George German last Thursdav.
Dr M.,c.,,. u..,. d.u.h... o,.u.
!. inst r.covs,in. f,c,r Irrs ,rorh,s | rS
v:rd sr;th. ;t.,s 1890 s s. -. -. =.
eerously i'll With the same disss.s. but
d better:
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..v MIN - ~. I.rd. nsI - p..s.S. |
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NEW nAaKRT.
Fahruary G. 1904.

Tookuaky o. l680.
An unwelcome visitor in our midst h
b grippe, which h the guest Of many
homes.
Mr.. and Mn. viii Pence, Of Nsvin,
we're guests at the home Of Dr.. J. W.
Lesthsrman, and wsrs also in attend.
ance at the Sunday school convention
Last Sunday.
Willoughby Barrsrs, Of Xansasld, =
whiting st the homo Of HE parents, M.
and Nm. Nelson BasTsrs.
Mir Flora Hylsr = abpsnt fom this
placsr being The guess oi ifrisadg y MAJ.
shall.
On account u ths daknsn of Tie -
tess Rev. o0ith, ~ a1siso q moo1inGD
~ vsss - bog1g g ~ pBsnbv1uian
'U1u1sh ~ tstp1n1y l1lktse1eG1pensa
urnll 49, - ~
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Dees CeHse Agree With Yeu !

unot, drink Grain. O-msde from pure
grains. 4 lady writes; "The first tame
! made Grain o I did NOT like it but after
using Il for cns week nothing would In
ducs me 70 50 back TO coffee" It nour-
ishss and leeds the systsm. The chill
drsn can drink Il frssly With grsas hsn-
s6t Il = the strengthening suhstaads
Of puse srainA Get . package tsday
nom yeuf grocer. follow the direetiens
II mailing Il and you vim have : dslis.
ieas and hsalthtpl tsbls bsysgaoe n "a
~ yeans. - asd - eenla.
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nOwRYSIOwN

=. February 6, 1899
Neighbor Amael Rosselot met with q
very painful accident by falling through
the carriage at Kay and Hunters saw
mill, breaking his leg above the ankle.
He is getting along very nicely at this
writing.
L P. Druhot has purchased the Par
rot property and will soon be . resident
Of our town.
B. F. Roberts, who has been confined
to his bed With plsurisy, il again able TO
resume his usual duty. by the aid Of his
clerk, Robbie Yochum.
Born-To Mr.. and Mn. Lutte Coz,
Saturday, January 2Sth, son.
Meeting which has been in progress
at the Presbyterian Church for the past
week, still confines with considerable
interest.
Mr. L. b. Mills, Of Rabina, visited his
son, Charles Mills, Of this place Last
week.
Newton Kisrs and Mis- Rosa Beuoler
were united in marriage at ,Hillsboro on
lat Saturday. The many friends sxtsnd
their hsartisst congratulations.
William Nsylor = now : resident Of
our village. occupying the house vacated
BY Charles Few.
Rev. Alton commenced his protractsd
meeting ct 6onnsr's Chapel Sunday
night. having BEEN delayed on account
Of sickkees.
Our town seems 70 b on Q boom, q
there h scarcely . day without some
parties arc hsrs looking after property
to rent or buy.
The K. Of p. are working hard for an
organization ct this placs, and the pros
poets are good for getting the order -
only half dozen names are now needed.
Nm. John Funk, Mrs. James Weaver
and Mn. VIM Few are still ON the sick
list.
A show came TO our town ON last Sat-
urday night Of which the boys all attend.
Cd bat the funniest thing OF ell was TO
80 Ellis A. Druhot hang the Snowman.
. -
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IadisS aas jasksl1s 4. 4, s "a o 90.
y 0s,.se sss or aallssasoei b asit 4
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Ess.oL Lisk Pills vil eass szipps.
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COLO STANDARD.
Bill introduced in the House
But win Not be Pushed
at This Session.

Peace Treaty In the Senate BIN Pass.
ed by House Increasing the Reg.
u ar Army to $4,000 Men
and Ab0lishing the
Army "Can.
teen"
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LIVE AGENTS WANTED.

Any person. who has been success full in soliciting life insurance or building and loan can, without question, make it to his or her tinan- cial interest to accept an agency with the Guaranty Bond aud To- vestmeDt Company, as it offers the most popular plan of loan and in- vest that has come before the public. We offer liberal commis. sions to persons who will devote their full time to the work. Call on or address D. c. BELL, Sec'y,
 b IT Pine St., Pine Bluff, Ark.
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First class lumber. all sizess kinds and quantities at bed rock prices. FraHk J. Murray, c0r. 4th and Main Sts. 40
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SICK ROOM GOODS.

We have about everything tbat has been invented to lessen the suffer ing of the sick.
 Invalid cushions, Hot Water Bot ties. Bandages, Lints, Fountain Syringes and all sorts of hospital and sick-room supplies. If you can not get what you want come to the Anderson Meyer Drug Co.,, though you would save yourself time, money and be better service fl YOU would get in the habit of coming 10 Anderson-Meyer Drug Co.,, first.
 Remember, "If you. get 1t at An. dersOn-M Meyer Drug Go, it,s good" Prices for sick room goods are usu- ally extOrtionately nigh, but ours are always reasonable and low be- cause Vt sell 50 many, buying in large quantities.
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Miss Mary Huggard. accompa- nIed by her brother, Phill, will leave Monday for Marshall, Texas. to at tend the wedding of her cousin. Jno, l.. Huggard. She will be maid oi honor.
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Rev. W. D. Buckner returned Fri day afternoon from a trip to Dumas. While there Rev. Buckner held ser vices for the benefit of the people of that neighborhood.
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Judge Williams has granted re- straining order on the State Rail road Commission in favor of the Pa cific Express Go. The case will be heard Dec. s.
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A full line of ladies walking boots all styles and prices at katzenstein' n's Shoe Store.
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A number of the Hoo Hoos of this city attended the concatenation at Little Rock last night. They had q hot time.
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Gbuckling Charlie Owens, "ou own jOker," is home again. He i ouplinc bus1ness with pleasure.
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A pleased customer is the best ad- yertisement. If you want good goods quick, buy them from Knox < Smart.
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Everything that can be made ot wood ,manufactnred by Frank J. Murray. 45
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mild mellow production of "old Ken tuek' is 'yolmer'' whisky, which now can be had at all frst-class places--make 'em give von ssVolltner"
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WANTED-TO RENT-One or two IT. oms for light housekeeping. Man and wife, no children. This office.
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Patent leather and French strap |alfppers, all Of the new straps at B E xafxenstein's 's shoe store.
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XIV heels on ladies dress shoes. iI patent leather and French kid al Katzenefein's Shoe Store.
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CLOSING OUT SALE.

Our entire stock Of Paints, Oils. Varn1shes, Wall Paper. .Ec.. will be sold at bargains for casil Ontyy ae IT expect te retire from fhto Jine of bue1neegs
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Our ladies shoes, fit, wear and make the foot look dressy. katzen- stein's Shoe Store.
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Mir. j. W. Crawford has returned from visit to Dermott.
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For the best whiskey in the city visit Nj. Holland and ask for Brook hill. King Leo or l. ". Palmer's. 2
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Mr. and Mrs. John T. Hoover re turned fo their home at Little Rock Friday.
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Miss Edna Tockner arrived in the city Saturday. She ie the guest of Miss Sue kaox.
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Ring up Knox & Smart for dressed turkeys. We have fine lot on hand. m
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Mir. Sol Crockett, representing the U. W. Walker Dry Goods Co.,, of St. Louis. is in the city upon important business.
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Kindling wood delivered to any part of tbe city for $1.00 per load. EZELL SHAVE co. Telephone or ders receive prompt attention. e
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We are glad to chronicle the fact that Mr. W. E. Sawyer, who has been quite i'll, is rapidly improving