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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1900-12-20
NOT AN CAD"

Some ten years ago ! was made =
ware by a singing sensation that =
mole Vas appearing on my left cheek
under my eve and near the nose. I
paid no attention to it,and only ut long
intervals did it attract my attention.
A small lump appeared but it was 70
| insignificant that ii did not alarm me-
until about three years ago'whcn 1t be-
gan to itch aud burn,so that was con-
tinually putting my finger on 1t. One
day thought lwoud do the thing up
and put some strong iodine on it. That
opened il up and 1t seemed determined
not to heal, but when it did ithad II vi-
cious appearance and showed its real
character. tried several remedies and
II "spccialst," and it "got no better
fast" My mother had been afflicted
for years with and wrote her
and she told me to use the remedy
which give you below, saying that She
believed that if she had used it before
she had become thoroughly diseased in
every part it would have cured her. e
When noted in the papers that I
was afflicted, many hundred sympas
thctic letters came in to me rccom-
mcnding this and that remedy, and
this one of the "sorrcl" was recom-
mcndcd 10y nine out of ten, showing
that ii had been tried and in every
instance had been cure. One friend
said that he had cured thirty cases
with ii (frcc) and not one had ever re-
turned. 1t has now been two wears
since ! treated myself with this meth
od, and as far as can tell, am well
Take the common "shccp sorreP'
which grows in your yard,and which
children like to eat because of its sonr-
ness; mash it up into Il pulp in some
vessel that will save all the juice that
would otherwise be lost; then put 1t In
to II bag and squeeze out all the Juice
onto pewter plate-to get some of the
acid from the metal; then pnt this out
into the sun and let itdry until, about
lastsickas tar; then put IN tight bot
tie; IL the skin is not broken, put a
drop of chloride of potash or lye on it
to break the skin and then apply the
::sOrreP' on the cancer, just covering it
with thin coat If the "sorrcl" gets too
thick,a little water will make it so that
it can be handled.
The pain will be severe, but it is
otherwise harmless. 1t will stop hurt
ing in few hours. Keep up these ap-
plications; one every day. until the
cancer can be lifted out without any
pain. 1t took four days in my case
The "sorrel" will cook the cancer,
but does not eat as it does the flesh,
hence it eats all the flesh away and
lets the cancer loose. When you set
the cancer put sorrel on it and not
on the flesh. When the cancer is out
heal the sore with any kind of healing
ointment.
AS l have been free to give you this
without money and without price, bt
you kind enough to give it likewise t.
any sufferer whom you know of. Ev'
cry unseliish and kind act you do ele
Yates you and develops the divine
principle that makes US different from
the brute.
Hoping that this will bring you re
lief, and that it will not cost you fiv,
cents, am Yours fraternally,
}. A. WAYLAND,
Girard, Kan. Sept, 20, 1900.
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Select Your Date.

Persons who propose to make sale
this coming spring should select their
date as early as possible and have it in
serted in the POSTS sale register. The
notice will be inserted free in our sale
register if the bills are printed at this
Office.
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ORGAN CONTEST CLOSED.
The Uul,ed Evangelical Church Of Pennscreek
Gets the Prize.

wv
The handsome Weaver chapel organ
offered by the PosT to the church, Sun
day school or public school in Snyder
County tnat would receive the largest
vote in n contest, has been won by the
United Evangelical church of Centre
vile. The congregation and t hei r
friends worked In harmony faithfully
from the beginning to the last. For a
few counts at the beginning the Ebene-
ger church of Washington township
was in the lead, but the fates changed
in favor of Centreville and they main
tanned the lead to the last. ), ~
The PosT wishes to thank the friends
of the United Brethren Church at
Fremont, Ebenezer Church of WASH
ington township, Trinity Church of
Nc KEGS Half Falls, as well as the ma-
ny friends of the successful competit-
or for the interest they have taken In
this matter. We regret that we do not
have an organ to present to each one OF
these congregations; but as we have
only one to offer, we must award the
same to the congregation having the
largest number Of votes. Hence we
name The United Evangelical Church
of Penn's Creek as the winner. The Oh
gan is now and has been all throug the
contest at the music rooms of +. S. RE
gel in this place. This Weaver organ
is one of the best if not the best chapel
organs on the market. II has an excel
case. II is prize well worth every mo-
ment of the time spent to secure it and
Weaver Piano and Organ Company of
York, and their local agent, Mr.. +. S.
Riegle of this place.
THE RESULT.
The vote on the 18th and last count
stands as follows;
~. Evan. church, Penn's
Creek
Newspaper coupons, 10
Premium cOupOncs, 96S 9S3
The total and final result of the con-
test is summed up below
Evan. church, =. Creek, l2,lOo
u. B. church, Fremont, 5213
EbcncZcr L. B. church, 266S
Trinity church, Mixes +! Falls, l9S
Total, 22,24S
1t will be seen from the above that
the winners have cleara plurality OF
1886 votes.
The POsT congratulatcs the winners
and wishes them much joy and hap
piness in singing praises to Him who
knowrth all things.
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Bargains at Carman's

Peter Garman, Mt. Pleasant
Mills is offering new line Of ladies
hats and millinery goods. Mems
hats 25 cents and Queenswarc at 8
cents a piece. l1-22-3m
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Announcements.

Preaching Mt Winners next Sunday
morning Mt 10 a. M; Port Treverton at
Sp. m. A hearty welcome toall.
Revival meetings at Daniels every
night during Dec. Interest excellent.
J. l.. BoYER, Pastor.
ik<sssylf M ~ M
A birthday party was given at The
residence of J.C. Schoch Saturday
night in honor of their grand daughter,
Grace. A pleasant time was spent.
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THOUGHT THE PREACHER PERSONAL\

Because woman thougt the preach
er was making personal remarks about
her, Il woman in the Mennonite church
at Mt. Carmel arose from her seat and
would have done tie preacher bodily
harm. She was quieted down howev-
er but when she reached home her
husband prayed for her salvation and
she broke out anew. The husband
brought her into submission and the
matter ended.
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! DAVID Cry. Neb. april l., 1900
Genesee Pure Food CO. LIE Roy,

N. L.: IN
Gentlemen:-I must say in regard
to GRAIN O that there is nothing
better or healthier. We have used
it for years. My brother was .
great coffee drinker. He was taken
sick and the doctor said coffee was
the cause of it, and told us to use
GRAIN O.. We got package but
did not like it at hrst, but now
would not be without it. My broth :
or has been we'll ever since he start
ed to use it. Yours truly,
LLLIE SocHoR.
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VIM. +. Hummel, Middleburg,
| Gertrude f.. Gift, Kissimmee.
Edward X. Price, LewiStown,
Katie NJ. Wcidenmycr, Mcclure.
I Henry f.. Troup, Catawissa,
| Catharinc l.. Fairly, Hycr, Neb.
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NOTICE.
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800
Reward,

800 Reward, 500
The readers Of this paper will Be plea
ed TO learn that there 10 1t least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able TO cure In al its stages and that is
Catsrrh. Hairs Catasrh Cure 10 the on
n positiye cure nov known to tho medi-
cal fraternity. Catsrrh being . ccnsti-
tutional disease. requires . coustitu-
ticnsf treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally. acting directly mp
on tho blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. thereby destroying the fosinda-
tioa Of the disease, and giving the ps-
TENT strength BY building up The con-
stitution and assisting nature In doing
its work. The proprietors have 60 much
| fsith In IT, curative powers that they
oasr one Hundred Dollars for any cas'
that Il fails to cure.
| Send for list 1t testimenlsls
FL. Cheney q Co., Props. Toledo.
Soda By druggists, prics nc.
tEHall's FAMILY Pills are the best.
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FIREPRoOF WOOD.


A recent news item in this do
partment sisted that the Farms
worth Lumber Coipsny Il Ssran-
ton. Miss., were furnishing the
decking for some Of the new naval
vessels being built for the United
States government In . recent
interview With representative Of
The Times Democrat Mr.. Farms
worth stated that before going in
to the ships construction every
piece is put through . iireproo6ng
process. He 10 stated that while
this process i . success - Tar d
preventing is concerned. it, des-
troys all life in the wood, making
renewals necessary very often. Az
the practice of freproo6ng wood
is growing, not only in naval con.
struction but in the better e|ess Of
buildings. q dssoriptio the
The weekly messenger. [volume] (St. Martinsville [i.e. St. Martinville] La.) 1886-1948, 1900-08-18
THE RICE CROP.

The rice farmers Of Louisiana
and Southwestern Texas are now
busy in their fields harvesting. and
the rice is beginning to come to|
market. It is . little later srri-
wing than Last year because OF the
continues rainy weather We have
had for some weeks interfering
with the harvesting, but It ought
to be one of the best seasons the
rice growers have known.
The growing season hes been
phenomenslly good. Last year, it
will be remembered. We had .
drouth and about this time. which
not only ruined the providence
rioe-that which depends on Pro
whence or the rains for irrigadng,
bat increased the cost OF cultivs-
ting the entire crops; requiring
more water from the canal and IT.
rigsting companies This spring
and summer, however, have beer
an abundance Of rain and tar les'
artificial irrigating hes been No
cessary.
Again, the market prospecta an
most promising. in consequence o
the disturbances Of China. an'
this country viii have to depend
mainly ON the home, and especial
liy on the Louisiana crop. So tina
/ the chances are excellent that goo
! prices viii be maintained.
The value of the rice crop, mai
keted at New Orleans, has imprt
we'd for some past years. Il Va
! g, OO7, SIS for the season 1858
, s., 264, 90l for the season 1878
lSll4,970 for the 1888 50. and a
l38, 1873 for the past season.
fought TO be even better this yea
' I-Times- Democrat.
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nrocess is of interest. According |
70 a recent article in the New York
Journal the process Of fireproohng |
very much resembles embslming
The wood is first relieved OF its
saps and juices. which are really
its blood, and q preservative fuid
is injected to take their place.
The planks 10 be 6reproofed are
put into a sort of boiler or diges-
ter. This is closed and steam at
q low pressure is run into the d.
rester and the wood parboiled for
from one TO fifty hours. This is
| to soften and loosen the dry ssps
or Juices in the fibre. After the
steaming process q powerful va
CUM pump draws the saps~ and
liuices from the wood, lesving .
finely divided cellular structure.
Next the fireproo6ng solution
lie pumped into the chamber, the
absorption and saturstion being
assisted by the partial vacuum.
A pressure of from 80 to NO
pounds q square inch is next sp-
lplied and maintained until the sb'
sorption is com lelA Afser drain
} ing of the eEotcs solution ths
wood is withdrawn and thorough
" kiln or air dried, withs the re
! suit that the interior cellular woo'
: structure is left fled with minut
: CRYSTALS Of fireproo6ng salts.
In q series of tested conducte'
by FIRE underwriters small silver
: Of various varieties of wood wer
: taken from the interior and exit
. rior of treated samples. Whe
{; held in an alcohol flame the eli
}; yers would char and glow as Ion
: q the fame was applied, but
= all cases, upon the removal OF To
{. fame, the glow immediately die
ont Combustion was not suppo
= ted or maintained without the q
y cohol flame. Samples Of one-ine
4. sheetiDg which had been boile
| for two hours in water showed
Il depreciation in 6reproof qualiti'
and in some cases would suppo
|combustion. A blast torch q
piled to the surface of . treatt
sample produced no effect beyor
CLEARING where the fame was .
piled. The chsrred surface pr
|tected the interior portions and
was with difficulty that the Sal
!. ple was burned TO any consider
BILE depth. The same test was 2
T. piled to sample scrubbed on Z
On surface, with little or no dine
"a epce in the result it
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. 1t Save His Baby.

my baby wsl terribly sick with The
diarrhoss, ~ wssU unable 10 cure him
with the doe1ssS asgls1aaos, and . last
resort W tried Chapeerlsins Collie,
Cholsfa and DiasrheA R0soy." ssya
NJ. J. b. peak, & WllllsDA o.. Il On
happy totay it ssvs Immediate rslisl
and { eonplsts cure" For sals By I. J
Lsbbe. s-s
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what most people want is something
mild and gentle. when in need Of q ply
sic. Chamberlain's Stom0OA and Liver
Tablets Gil the bill to q dot. They are
easy to take and plea SAINT in effect. 70
ole BY +. j. Liable.
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State Of Louisiana. Parish OF st. MARTINI
Nv virtue Of the power vested In me
nv Law. by these presopts l Ok the terms
Of the 10th judicial District Court as
follows, to-wit:
FOR THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN.
First Mondaysin september-oegin'
ming on the Third (s) day Of said Month";
and ending on Saturday. the END dss
thereof,
First Monday In MISUNDERSTANDING
on the 9th day thereof, and ending on
Friday. the 3Oth day thereof 1900.
Beginning on the Firt Monday In jan
nary 1901, and ending on the Slst day
thereof.
FOR THE PARISH OF IBERIA.
BEGINNING on Monday. the Gath day OF
septsmbsr 1900. and ending on the 3lse
day Of October 1910.
Beginning on the First Monday In Do
cember 1900, and ending on the Slse DAY
thero0f. ,,s 81 ft
Beginning on the First Monday In Feo'
rusry 1901, and ending on the 18th DAY
thereof.
Beginning on the First Monday IN
April 1901, and ending On the sOth dsy
thereof.
These terms are fixed uader the Law
ordering the District jude 70 do 80. bu'
n case there is no buaip1s before tn
urt, sn6osfore the respective term'
expirs, necessitating an Adjournment
thereof. 1 will. becausQof the Law saw
two mouths) declaring tn said Cour'
% y continuous, and whe( not In con.
AIct with the business Of the torn thu
Axed, order the opening Of Court within
thu District when 20 required By the par
ties litigant. through their attorney o
atterneys.
The Clerk Of Court OF Iberia, will Oh
tss this order on the minutes Of Codrl
and send . certified copy thereof 3
the Clerk q Court Of st. Martin Parish.
This order must be published accor
ding 10 law. Y
Given oficially this 18th Of Aug. 1900
Signedl 7. DON FoerER.
Judge Of the 10th Judi. Dist. Cour
Attest = true and correct copy Of u
original. A. j. AAUNUs,
Dy. Clerk Of Court, Iberia Parisl
Attest Q true copy from the minutes
Court st. Martin Parish.
A. v. FILMING.
Clerk Of Court st. Martin Paris
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etsas Of Louisiana, Parrish OF St. Martin.
I. Albsrt Bispvsau. Cashier Of The above NAM
Cd Bank do solmnly swar that the above State
nsat IL true and oorrsct to the best a ny
hovlsdss and belief.
Alssar BrrSvuU. csahiss'
g9 il
Sworn and subscibsd to before me THE 18th
day Of August 1900.
Av. RLznxs. Clerk Of CIT.
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A lame shoulder b. usually csussd b.
rhsunatism Il ne nsselas. and nay b
cured By . fsw applications of Cha0ber-
lain's Pain Balm. For ME ct Labbo's.
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state Of Louisians. Parish Of st. Martin
By virtue Of the power vested IN me
by Law. by these preaopts ax the terms
Of the 10th judicial District Court ~
follows, to-wit:
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NOTICE.

By order of the BOARD Of Directors Of
tho st. Martinville Building and Loan
Association, the undersigned will sell
$1,000, 90
con Tuesday August 18Th 1900. at 790 ..
m. G. GRKIG, Secretary
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DEMAND OF ADMINISTRATION. .
sssass q Lsus Dss.s.
lsth Judicial District Court,
No. 2o00.
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The board of trustees Of the Blackwell
Normal association vii on or before the
2lst day Of April receive bids for the
erection Of the stone and brick college
building 10 be erected in Blackwell. Q.
T. according to the plans and speeinea-
lions now on file at the Bank OF Black
well. A good and sufficient bond for the
completion Of the proposed building will
b required; also a cash deposit of per
cent of the contract price must accom-
paay each and every bid. The said board
Of trustees reserve the right to reject any
and all bids.
b. NJ ANDERSON President
w N VTCKERY. Sec 4-4-to-4-a0
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FOR SALE-One Of the incest cottages.
close in, on Topeka avenue, with barn
and modern coDvenieuces, practically
new, the best surroundings. This can
not be duplicated for house ana ioca-
ton at the price, $500 Hartford IN
Vestment Co. l59-st
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GRAND CONCERT
BIatchford Kavanagh and
"ROney's Boys"
Concert Company
Nj. Blatchford Kavanagh.

Mr. Blatchford Kavanagh..
neutrality-suspicious.. Baritone Soloist
Formerly known as the boy Patti
Masce- Harry Cockrell. .Soprano-10 years
Mast Jamie Crippen. Contralto-u years
Master Arthur Golf. COrnetist-10 years
Master Percy Sudborough.... IA years
Saxaphone. Clarinet and Violin Soloist-
Mr. Henry B. Roney. Concert Organist
Musical Director and Manager
The Ideal Entertainers. Unapproachable
IN the combination Of novelty, attractive
ness and artistic merit Absolutely with
out competition.
ST. johns Episcopal Church, Tuesday
Evening, April 18th.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
7-room house and 100 feet. on South
Emporia; house cost $22Oo. Price. $1.050.
a bargain
80 feet, corner Main and Pine streets.
80 feet on Main street. between Tenth
and Eleventh streets.
20 feet. on Main street. between Ninth
and Tenth stre6ts.
80 feet, Emporia avenue, between Elev-
enth and Twelfth streets.
100 feet, corner Fifteenth street and
Emporia avenue.
House and lot. No. 407 N Main street.
o. S. SHIRK, Us y. Main Street.
li@-Sun-tf
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SITUATION wANTED-MALE
~~-~-~-~~~O~~>~~--~-----~--
WANTED-Position. by young man. as
stsnograp her. Insurance office desired.
a b care Eagle. l2s-2tx
WANTED-Young man, bookkeepeT and
stenographer. with 500. wants 70 De
come partner IN some good. live bust
ness IN city. Address M. care Eagle
Office. L5-ltN
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS
by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS for their
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING, with
PERFECT SUCCESS. It sOOTHEs the
CHILD, sOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYs
all PAIN, CURES WIND COLIC and IS
the best remedy for DIARRHOEA- Sold
by druggists in every part OF the world
Re sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Office Of City Clerk.
Wichita. Kan. April 5. 1899.


Sealed bids viii be received at this Of
fee up TO y O'Clock m, April g. 1900, for
the construction of the following cinder
walk:
\ 5-.oot cinder walk on the west side
Of Sherman. from Second street north 10
middle of block
4 5-to5t cinder walk on north side Of
Second street, from Riverview 10 Sher-
man.
Said walks to be constructed according
to specifications on file in Office Of city
engineer. Bidders must state price per
l.aeal ro5t. All bids must be accompan-
ied by a certified check for so. payable
t. the city Of Wichita, as a guarantee Of
good faith
The MAYOR and council reserve the
right ID reject any or all bids.
l2i-2t AMOS ATCLAIN, City Clerk
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Exchange stables.

Exchange stables at Orlando and STILL
water Make a specially Of carrying pas
sengers between these points Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited.
SHIvELY. VAN WYKE & SHIVELY.
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After Easter
Hearts
WIFI Be Light

Ia t-r Monday evening at Garfield hail
there VIII be special music, special decor
at5ns. and as Miss Downing has charge,
an especially enjoyable evening.
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MEDNEsDAY. APRIb IS.

trict OF the state of Kansas. Is hereby
called to meet in the city OF Hutcnlnson'
on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL is. 1900.
at 1 O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF nom
mating a candidate for congress, two
delegates and two alternates 10 the Ma
tional Republican convention TO De neLo
in Philadelphia, Pa, June la, 1900, ana one
presidential elector. The basis OF repre-
Sentation IN said convention snail be one
delegafS at large for each county II the
district, and one delegate for each ZVO
votes and fraction of half or more cast
for Chester l. Long for congress in 1888,
provided no county shall have less tnan
TWO delegates; under which rule dele
gates are apportioned to the various
counties as follows:
Barber ). Barton Z. Clark 2 Conancnoe
2. Edwards 8, Finney 3, Ford 4, Grant 2
Gray ,, Greeley 2, Hamilton 2, Harper .,
Harvey II, Haskell 2, Hodgman Z kear n
ney kngrnan Z, Kiowa 2 McPnersotH
Pratt 1, Reno IS, Rice 9, Rush !, scout Y
Sedgwick 2, Seward 2, Stafford o, stan
ton 2 Stevens 2, Sumner Il, wichita =
total 175.
It is recommended that the county cen
tral committees Of the several counlleS
select the time for holding the county
conventions to name delegates ana atseL-
mates for the congressional conVen lIoll,
and that the names of all delegates anu Z
aIternates be certified to the chairman OF
this committee at Kingman, Kansas, I'M I'M
mediately thereafter. BY order OF tne
Seventh District Congressional CoInIllI-
tee. FRANK HARLOW, Chairman
L. ". AXLINE Secretary.
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The latest in frame mouldings at Mar
tins Art Store. Ei-b
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WANTED-A situation, by an energetic
young man, as waiter or clerk in good
hotel; had experience. "R. A. H"
Mp-thu-fri-sun-3tx
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ke7t assured that if your misdeeds fms
Won ant they viii cali again.-N. y. Weeks
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LOST.

LOSIZOn Iuesoay, april &C. siaat "a
a souvenir Of a dead friend. Finder
please leave at GoldsDitb's book ssore
and receive reward. Mrs. 3 Il Camp
bell. l1i-thu-sUn-Lt
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PICTURE with Riley & HenrY f0f prvoer-
~ psylrg 81 per cent On nvestTi ei4t
freY & Henry. over Eaf<sAs Naf.of.a1
Bank -