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Picked pork ut Bakers.
Smoked hams at Bakers.

n. A. Saleen of Ogallah township,
is a new subscriber.
Squire Morgan sold recently four
head of horses for 5000.
Clarence Gleason is on the sick list
this week with tonsilitiS.
Frank Walker advertises to prove
up on his timber claim March 10.
C. ]. Ferris has nice line of wall
paper and carpet samples to select
from.
E B. Webb sold two head of horses
and span of mules to horse buyer
for $3.50.
Pat O'Toole of the blackberry deliv-
cred a load of dressed porkers to
Butcher Baker, last Friday.
Lam paving from to 10 cents per
pound for hides and top price for all
kinds of furs. GEORGE BAKER.
John Saleen is taking care of young
Nelson's stock in Riverside township
during the young mans visit IN Illi-
nois.
c. r. Kirby and sister, Miss Hattie,
one of the best teachers in the coun-
ty, made this Office an appreciated
call last Saturday
VIM. LaRue, John Kelly, James
Smelling and Chas Lott represented
East Saline at the county seat, Satur-
day. and made US an appreciated call
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Teachers examination to-day.
Three new subscribers this week.
Is photos for % cents at Hickman's
gallery.
Henry Wilton, A. F. Sigler and Art
Kendall were in town the first of the
week.
Linus Benson is working for Hiram
Schneider while the latter is nursing
broken leg.
w F. MoSer moved his jewelry
store into the iron clad building on
WOLRD street.
Z. NJ. Bell writes to sends his paper
to Pueblo, Col. Charlie is out there
on prospecting tour.
The new agent, George Schaefer,
arrived last Saturday and moved his
family into the y. j. Davis property.
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George l. Verbeck bought II span
of nice gray horses near Browneil.
They are well matched and will make
fancy drivers.
Hank Davis, Il former resident of
Wa eeney. writes that he doing IL
good general merchandising business
at Corwin. Kansas.
Frank Woodward and family are
domiciied in the rooms over Bestor's
store and Frank is night agent at the
depot. We are glad TO see Frank
in his old position.
John Marcy and Jack Marsh sold
100 head of steers to a Cove county
man the first of the week. They
have 600 or 700 more for sale, and they
are good ones, too.
Agent Shank has been tranferred
to Sharon Springs. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shank made MANY friends during
their stay here who regret their de-
parture Mr.. S. was an obligIng and
official.
II. w. Hunerburg, of Waucomea,
Iowa, was in the city on Monday and
made this Office brief but pleasant
call. He thinks of locating in Trego
in the spring WORLD will keep him
posted on Trego doings.
John McNaughton called on us
Thursday evening and remarked
..that he was not one of those fellows
who thinks the devil can live on
wind" He handed us enough coin
to buy a Mckinley hat and an expan-
sion neck tie Thanks John
J. 4. Hickman has opened photo
graph gallery in the west room of the
iron clad building on WORLD street.
He will make you 16 small photos for
p cents, and one sc line button free
with each order. Will also make bus
photos. Call and see samples
Geo. Schaefer, the U. p. agent, has
been transferred to Wa-Keeney.
has many friends here who
regret his departure, yet are pleased
to see him advanced. He is one of
the oldest agents on the road, and also
one of the most congenial and accom-
Sharon Springs Times
We again find it necessary to urge
our delinquent subscribers to pay up
A few have complied with our former
request. but good many remain who
still owe us. We would not be so ur-
gent but are i'm need of our money for
business purposes We are willing to
be reasonable in this matter but feel
that every man is entitled to what
belongs to him. and that is what we
want and nothing more. Business is
business, and if you want our paper
all we ask is that you pay for it and if
YOU do not want it let us know and
we will stop it, our time can not be
spent in sending the paper to people
who like to read it but don't care to
pay for it, We are in business here
and are glad for your patronage. and
if those who still owe US will come in
and pay up. we will be greatly obliged
to them, aud THE WORLD will thro'
their help rotate with its usual regu-
Iarity-
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Subscribe for WORLD.
Good fresh beef at Bakers.

!
Good fresh beef at Bakers.
Linus Benson has our thanks for
new subscription.
J. r. Wilson has purchased the A.
J. Davis property.
/ VIM. Sommerville has added a good
buggy shed to his barn.
II. j. Nixon was in the city Monday
in the interest of church work.
Joe Irwin was up from Cedar Bluffs
on Monday talking gold and alfalfa.
! Mr. and Mrs. C. c. Bestur drove to
Ness City, Sunday, returning Monday.
Ex-Commissioner Swiggett of Coll
yer was IL pleasant visitor last Mon
day.
Mr.. Harmon was up from the
Smoky, w Wednesday,, on postotfice bus
iness.
Squire Mckinley moved the Lynn
house onto lis farm in Ogallah town
ship last Friday.
The w. c. 4. U. will meet Thurs
day, February l. at the home of Mrs.
St"neX at p. m.
Trustee Furbeck and ID. j. Wilson
represented Glencoe ut the county
seat last SATURDAY..
: Trustee Hit of Collver township
was in the city Monday and made this
Office ii pleasant call.
Attorney Saum was up from Hays
the first of the week and drove to Hill
City to attend to legal business
J. II. Wilson is preparing to move
the Saum house to the southeast cor
ner of the block east of the city we'll.
For SALE-4O or 80 acres, section >,
township u, range 23. Opposite u.
p. water tank. Address, Susan H..
Douglass, Grove City, Ohio.
New Orleans MoIasses. A shipment
just in from the South. \ splendid
cooking molasses-even better than
last year-at G. c. BEsToR's.
For SALE-One of the best 800 acre
I farms in Trego county. For terms APP
ply to George Baker, Wa-keeney,
\ Kan. Can give possession ut any time.
/ Judge Tunnel was up from River
side, Tuesday, and remained over
night. The Judge is thinking of clos
ing out his ranch and moving to
Brownell.
The modern and most effective cure
4 for conStipat tiOn and all liver troubles
f.lr llC Vle.
Wits Little Early Risers. Jones &
Gibson, Druggists.
RAPPORT of school in District p for
month ending January 10: Total en-
rollment, IA; average daily attend
ance, IL; number of days taught, 10.
Hattie J Kirby. Teacher.
A big line of Shoes, Hats,
and Caps, just arrived at
Moore's. New goods, latest
styles. That's what we said.
WANTED TO ORENT-Northeast quar-
ter absolutely free for four
years-and a bonus of 5000 to the man
who will seed 100 acres to alfalfa and
the balance in crops that can be sue
cessfully grown in Trego county. Ad-
dress n NJ. Dewey, 1106-sSth Place.
Chicago, Ill.
STRAYED-From the Tunnel ranch
in Riverside township-darkb bay mare
with muley harness on and about 80
feet of rope around neck: small slit in
right ear. Any information leading
to the recovery of this animal will be
literally rewarded by G. W. Tunre ell.
BrowneII. Kansas.
Are you hooking about for the best
Buckwheat -four that money will buy?
Ii you are you need not seek any fur
ther. Come in and order what you
want. Grown by one of your fellow
citizens on his own farm back in
Pennsylvania and shipped direct to
this place This Buckwheat is abso-
lutely pure For sale by c. C. BEs-
TOR
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YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION S1.OO
TWENTY-FIRST YEAR.
.:NOTICE.:.

1 have got to raise One Thou
sand dollars (S1,OOO.OO) CASH
and in order to do it / will for tn
next THIRTY DAYS sell all goods O
which | am overstocked at
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SCQiIliCul OF SCI
tling indicates an
unhealthy condi-
ton of the kid
neys; if it stains
your linen it is
evidence of kid
ney trouble: too
frequent desire to
pass it or pain in
the back is also
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NOR : Old Files. !
Dl3DGI KS DREAM.
y JERICHO

Daf iiiedri''.. Wa ancliman bold.
On WIZ .,.,, story has ,een told.
How town Nvitli wondruus pains
y iIsss '>-. s.tt she western plains;
a quisT tt'r- s.-cuioti- n',,rt or less.
With 5i4i .t.'- usual ili-success-
/ The iius wI.ds xiihered al his corn,
! The chincsi uss pi,,.d his growing wheat;
His steers all died with hollow horn.
His patent fence proved just "a cheat;
The blizzard got his iosoed COW
Her bones lie bleaching in the draw.
The cholera ravaged perch and pen.
The gophers took his sprouting grain,
The coyotes got his last old hen.
His dugout leaked with every rain:
His granary stood with empty bins
To finish up--his wife had Lwinsi
One night while musing o'er his fate.
He fell asleep and dreaming. died.
And marched straight up heavens gate.
And knocked. Whose theref'' ST. Peter
cried;
why all this noise and loud acclaim?
Where are you from? and whats your name?''
Dan Diedrick, Sire the wretch replied,
Held down claim before died.
Come in!'' quoth Pete. Your case is tough
You've lived in Hades long enough
Dick Dobbins was another man who lived
within ii Kansas town.
He read about the case of Dan, and how he
won his golden crown.
He dreamed he died strange to relate. and
marched straight up heavens gate
The ponderous knockers rousng din: He
sprang upon the startled air
Called to the Saint to let him in. and when
st. Peter cried, WHO'S there?'
Made long his face and told his name, and
saidhe'd lived upon claim.
But Pete did not like his looks; to his re-
cording clerk he said.
Get down the Kansas record books" To
Dick this awful truth read.
We find that You have lived in town. and
always held Office down.
But Dick not yet abashed "a whit. tried what
diplomacy could do
he'd trained with Kansas Pops a bit. aud
thought he knew "A thing two.
4 siIvery speech. he'd often told. yet still
preferred the streets of Gold
= I'll, true said he. that have sat wher,
envious men were wont be
But then the office fat. and always
came to seek for me:
You lie quoth Pete. then took club and
Knocked him down to Beeizebub.
The Cove County Leader has ..taKen
"a partner. and about the only change
we can notice * very plaintive ap-
peal for some p,ig-ugly mortal TO die
that tie new hand" may show his
Christian zeal and fine intellectual
ability in an .'obifuary.' Which is
too ridiculous for comment If we
were Kent Trimmer we would furnish
the outfit il good specimen.
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A BASKET SOCIAL

Will be held at the Ogallah school
house on Friday evening, February 2,
1900.
A program consisting largely of vo-
cal and Instrumental music will be
rendered, after which the baskets
will be auctioned off-a 80 cent limit
has been placed on them.
The proceeds will be judiciOusly ex-
pended for Reading Circle books for
the pupils The patrons and all in
terested in education should do what
they can to make this a success
Everybody invited to attend.
Eyes, SIR" began the barber. as lie
wet his hand with bay rum and rub
bed it vigorously over the face of his
victim. Il am somewhat of Il statis-
tician. Careful investigation has
proven to me that in just one shave
and one haircut barber makes cx-
actly 1892 separate and distinct
moves with his hand. Are you inter
ested in statistics, sir?" .'Am I?-
said the victim. '.I,m fiend BY
careful Investigation / have found
that in the short space of fifteen
minutes shave barber can say more
damphoolislIness than any. other man
can say in year r-"-SiIreyeport ILL.,
boomerang
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der are out of order.
What to Do.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed, that DR.. Kilmer's Swamp
Root. the great kidney remedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part
of the urinary passage. 1t corrects inability
to hold water and scalding pain in passing
it. or bad effects following use of liquor,
wine or beer, and overcomes that unpleasant
necessity of being compelled to go often
during the day, and to get up many times
during the night. The mild and the extra
ordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon
realized 1t stands the highest for its won
derful cures of the most distressing cases.
If you need medicine you should have the
best. Sold by druggists in SOC. and ST. sizes.
You may have a sample bottle of this
wonderful discovery E..f
and a book that tells eE-TE ~
more about it, both sent FEE
absolutely free by mail, ~-ls=Ls1s2ssssSsssss29 ssSs2
address DIR. Kilmer & Home of swamp-Tsoot.
Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When writing men
ton reading this generous offer in this paper.
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Program For Joint Meeting of Ellis and
Trego County Teachers
To be held at Ellis. February 3,

To be held at Ellis. February 3, 1900.
MORNING sEssIoN--1O A. NJ.
Address of welcome
How Much Latin and German Should Be
Taught in the Public Schools
-----------------------. f. johnson
----------H III. Harlan and Jennie F. Douglass
Current Events-------
-.---Anthony HMM and Myri L. Reynolds
Music 49,. Ellis High School Quartet
AFTERNOON SEssION-2P.
Muslc--- ChoruS
"A Plan for Nature dy'.......-.---.---..
.--.--.-...-...--.-..--..- .--..-..- J L. Shea rer
Discussion-Emma Brumit ana J. T. Clark.
Model Recitation in Numbers .....-.--....
......-......-..M May G. kinsley
MUSIC Su'tr'e1
Practical Child Study. Jessie f. Taylor
DiscuSslon
Laura Wadsworth and Lyde Drummond
kansas History. Its Place in the Public
SchOolS w f. SW1ggett
Dfscussion.....Alex Mier and Carrie StradaI
Music.
Adjournment
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NUMBER ~
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble
and Don't Know it.
How no Fiud Out.

Fill bottle or common glass with your
water and let it stand twenty-four hours;
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
BARGAIN OFFERINGS.

recent trip to New York by buyer has added many
attractions to Bargain Offerings. At present desire to
emphasize the special values in Dress Goods Stock
Padb back Sung so in. Oxford cheap ST. Our price 7sc
Oxford Sutng, 81 ns. wde worth $ras. Our price 7sc
Oxford Suitug 81 ins wide; worth $3.50. Our price ST.
large range of Wool Dress Goods, suitable for house.
wear wrappers waists and chdrens dresses soc goods
Our price 3oc
lot of son Zbeine Pads beautiful goods for chidrens
skirts strictly all.woo formerly 81. Price 6oc.
choice line of Stripe Serges for waists dresses strictly
all WOOL 3S os wide 2oc Three coors green ard shades
CASTOR all wool, 36in Dress Goods 2sc special lot OF
plaid Skirt Patterns at g. Former prices S. and $3.50
In Popular French Fannes show an better
than many houses in tile large cities assortment OF
plain shades all wool French Fannes at soc Special value
in printed 75c goods at soc; silk embroidered 7sc 85,
$I2s and 81 35 Many of the choice patterns single
waists lengths, and we will offer duplicates.
In Black Goods have superior line of the best sellers
Special attention fine 46in Zbeine Chevio at
Coo. choice Chevot at ST. and Prunella Chevot 81
In Silk Department still continue the sale of Silks at
unmachabe prices We offering large range OF staple
Black and Fancy Silks much less prices than dup
them in the present market but the goods bought
advantageousy and the benefit with customers but the
opportunity is passing, so don't delay purchases
Special values in CLOAKS AND SUITS.
special bargain in Fine Chenele solid colored portere
good, worth $6 pair Our price $3
Some very dainty curtains this department and some new
and very handsome portieres
special bargain in Kid Gloves whe black and colors
nearly all sizes from sH to on. Goods worth $3.50 Our
price for them SOC. Every pair guaranteed
MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENTAL new
line of SIS suits New $40 suits Entire satisfaction guar
anteed One Price.
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EDUCATIONAL.
Education for RealLife

FOB sOns ANp u UG lEks. Il
sPENCERIAN BUI Es- COLLEGE,
Academy Of Music buldiDg 9th and ID u. "
Washington, ID. q.
Beautiful spacious halls, Entrance 4O3 BIB St.
= he thirty.sixth Scholastic year opens nons
day, August u, 1900. Day AMI night ses-
sion. Office now open for registration Of slu'
dents. Rapid, iesible, besutiful Wni ngs
Selling, thorough English and CoITe-pond.
eoce Shorthand All Touch Typewh 'g.
kapid Calculations, sookkeepiDg aud u-i-
Des, Practice Science OF Wealth CONNER
cisl Geograp1y, CIvies. Laws VI Business,
Ethics, Moral and Social Cuit0re. Art OF TX
PRESTON (Delssrte method). Vocal snd Phys
ical culture. Night glasses: Monday, Wed.
nesdsy and Friday, . 10 9. For new csts.
.ogue or further information call at ofico or
ADDRESS Mrs. SARA A. SPENCER, Pnncipsi
aDd Proprietor. snRio ON
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Boys WHIPPED A WILDCAT.-Pierce
Wagner and Arthur Roberts, two IA
year-old lads OF Bellefonte, Pa, are b..
ing lionizsd for thrilling encounter
they had with big wildcat, 10 which
the boys came off victorious.
Wagner and Roberts, with a beagle
1ound, went out after rabbits, and were
sitting on an old log, with the dog by
their side, when, suddenly, wildcat
landed at their feet.
The dog made for the cat, and the
latter took to the woods. with the boys
helping 10 the chase. Several times the
dog engaged the Cat in combat, and the
0oys would arrive in time 10 assist.
The only weapon they had was a sling.
shot, which was welded with good
effect.
Finally the cat gave fight, and while
clawing the dog the boys got close
enough to kill it with stones. They
brought the carcass into town and Sc
cured 81 bounty for the scalp from The
county commissioners. The cat meas
ured three feet six inches, had claws
two inches 10 length and whiskers like
Bengal tiger.
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FIERCE FIGHT HIGH IN AIR.

C1ERSE rl0 II hl0n I'm AIN.
Fifty feet from the grouDd, James
Degnan and Frank Morgan, two pow.
erful bridge builders, had thrilling
ana hair-rsising encounter on a frail
scafford on Thursday, at Sharon, Pa.
The battle waged furiously for 80 min.
utes, and the ear of one of the com bat
ants was made 10 save the life of the
other.
The encounter was brought about
over political argument. The men
clinched, and began kicking, biting and
sluggiug each other, rolliog dangerous
ly near to the edge several times. The
hundred spectators below stood rooted
to the spot, appalled, by the sight.
Finally the two men got upon their
feet, and Degnan, who is the stronger
man, forced his adversary to the edge
of the scafiold and pushed him over,
but by an almost superhuman effort
Morgan bent his head forward aud
grasped Degnan's right ear between bis
teeth.
Like a pendulum Morgan swupg
back and forth. hanging on grizzly. To
let go would have meant cerisin death.
Degnsn was letting out ear splitting
screams OF agony, aud was in danger Of
losing mis- ear, when several workmeD,
oy using a rope, drew the thoroughly
frightened Morgan back upon the scat
iold. Deguan went before local mag
isirate and swore out a warrant for
Morgan's arrest, charging him with
mayhem. The latter paid seventy. five
cents for chewing Degnan's ear to
pulp.
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DECLINING RATES OF INTEREST. -

DECLINING RATES OF INTEREST -
The Engineering News pronounces the
reduction in the average rate of inter
est in the United States during the
past 20 years zone of the most remark
able economic changes that has ever
taken place in tbis.Or any other couL'
try" Twenty years ago per cent
was the common rate, even on well-se
cured railway bonds, aud not few
AMI 8 per cent. bonds were to be fouuo
At present money is so much cheaper
that 1t is to be had 10 any quantity al
one-half or one-:hird the rate of two
decades ago. The new 2 per cent
bonds of the Federal Government, due
in 1880, are qoted ct 1O4, which means
that the net interest obtained by The
investor is only about II per cent
Earlier issues bring even less,
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rysed by British Soldiers In Africa.

Cap. G. q. DennlsOn Is we'll known
all over Africa as commander OF the
forces that captured the famous rebel
Galshe. Under date of Nov. 4, 1897
from Vryburg, Bechuanaland. he writes:
Before starting on the lsst campaign j
bought a quantity of Chsmoerls'n's
Cholera and Disrrhoea Remedy, which
I used myself when troubled with
bowel complaint, and had given to my
men, and 10 every case it proved mosI
beneficial" For sale by all druggists.
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Trust those who have tried.

Isuffsred from catsrrh of The worst Kina
and never hoped for cure, but Eiy's Cream
Balm seems to do even tht-Oscar ostrom
45 Warren Ave, Chicago, III. :,
i suffered from ami; it got so Dad eoulo
not work: used Ely's Cresm Bsm ana an,
entirely well.-A. G. Cl%ke. oal sDa"mu'
Ave, Boston, Mass.
The Balm does not irrltste or cause suesA e,'
ing. Sold by druggists at % ets'' OF i8snsu
by Ely Brothers, So Warren ST., New York;
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In advance.
Obntract advertisers viii not be allowed to sx.
csed their spsco Gnlass the sxcesa is paid for
at trsnSient rates and nnder no circnm.
stances will they be allowed TO advertise
space contracted for.
Marriage and death notioss must De paid io1
In advance.
RESOLUTIONS in memoriam, OF thanks, tributes
Of respect, resolutions adopted by societies
or persons, unlees OF Iublic concern. will
only be printed IN n papar as sdvsrsiss.
ments.
The GAZETTE ofico 10 connected w1tt ,bs
Telephone Exchanges. Advertisements, OF.
ders T. the paper, news OF any information
or business can be sent by telephone.
Entered at the Postolaco Alexandris, Virgin.
iH. as second-elSss mattor.l
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Pnr OsNArEinxY YeAra

AgOLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.-mJa
u,lows Soothing Syrup has been used fo1
asi 6fty years ~ millions OF mothers fo'
Las children while teething, with PEI 81
rs L 3oothes the ch,ld, softens the gums-
's5s a' pain, oures wind collie, and is the
a-.ra5y i0T Disrrhea. Is pleasant to the
aso. old By Druggists in every part Of the
s'-d, Twonty.hge cent? bottle. Its value
s.ao..olsble. g Be Eurs and ask foI Mrs. Wins
oF sootlug Syrup snd ssks ns ether kind
t-.1~ e- 4f-wIvy
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Clean blood means clean skin. No
.eautv without it. Cascarets, Candy. Cathar
nc clean your blood and keep it clean, by
,tirring up the lazy liver and driving all I'M
yurities from the body. Begin. to-day 70
Danish pimples, boils, blotches, blackheads,
CSscarets. for ten cents. All drug
80. sst;sfsctiop szsrapteed. iac. &e, soe.
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r. Won have ever seen child in the agony
Of group you can realize how grateful moth
srs are for One Minute Cough Cure which
Sives relief as soon 20 it is administered. 1t
ouicily cures coughs, colds and all throat
and lung troublse.
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COLD DINHEAD

To1 can't afford to risk your life By allow
gIcough or cold to develop into pneu'
m0la 2 cOnsumption. One Minute Cough
Care will cure throat and lung troubles
Qlcksr thar any other preparation known.
asny doctors use it ss specific for grippe
.tsan insllible remedy for Group Children
Ike !, snd mothers endorse it.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
M. B. HARLOW & co.,
Real Estate and Renting Agents,
NO. ll9 SOUTH FAIRFAX ST.
FOR SALE AND RENT.

The attention of investo and bomeseekers
is called to the desirable properties we have
for sale. list, price and terms OF which can be
obtained st our office.