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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
An Interesting Letter.

Everybody enjoys a good letter; and
when 1t is entertaining, instructive and
breezy" it puts the recipient in an
agreeable frame of mind. Scores of let
ters similar to the subjoined are received
by Warmers Safe Cure Co., of Roches-
ter, N. Y, and they respectfully request
you to read this. Our word for it, you
will not regret 1t.
In 1881 was told by two of the best
physicians in Boston, DR.. W and DR..
B, that 1 could not expect to live
year, that L had Bright's disease At that
time [ heard of man who was sup
posed to have been at deaths door and
was stopping, or dying, at the Common.
wealth hotel now the Langham) at the
south end of Boston. His WIFE, in read
ing TO him, came across a Warner adver>
tisement and got a bottle of the Safe
Cure Her husband commenced to take
the medicine, saying nothing to his doc
tor until after two or three weeks. His
water commenced to show signs of i'm
provement and the man was able to get
up and walk about. When he found that
he was really getting better he told the
doctor what he had done and dismissed
him, continuing the medicine, and in
three months this dying man was about
his usual duties, those of an expressman,
and was finally cured. On the strength
all other medicines. My doctors sent
me to Kansas as a good place to go, out
of their Jurisdiction, and to die. They
gave my wife medicine to carry, enough
to- last me until 1 should die, and which
l left at home. 1 carried one dozen bot
ties of Warmers Safe Cure, and went to
a small place near Junction City, where
I had cousin who is a physician. 1
had him examine my water every day,
and after a week he found Improvement,
and honestly acknowledged that 1 was
on the road TO recovery. And I did re-
cover, although it took long time be-
cause I was badly off, and 1 took over
100 bottles in the course of year and a
half or two years These facts can be
proved by any one who knew me then,
and l will willingly write to any one who
may desire to know from me directly and
give them history of my case.
Very truly yours,
H. F. HOSMER,
Newbury, N. H, Sunapee Lake.
Medical advice free. Address Warner
Safe Cure Co., Rochester, n. Y. MI
croscOOjcaI examinations on aDDlicatiOIl
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Racing Dates Announced.

NEW YORK. Feb. 19.-The stewards 80 Of
the Jockey club met today and I'd the me t +bs
lowing schedule Of racing n astss Tof was
sDr0g meettng M1 ApriI ga queens coun
t ty Jockey club, spring meeting April 10
May 4 WestfhsstMsf MAY E5 5a5 assSda
5 5Une Is; ' coney Island Jockey club sum
me Ter meeting, June 16 to July 4; Brighton ri a51q
Beach Racing association Juiy -s,, 70 C mus
= ss,a sada. jockey club autumn meeting
Aug Is to Sept. s; Brooklyn Jockey =, c4n.
autumn meeting. Sept. 1923; West ,aati1s
Racing association, autumn ydonan clm neet oct
ct to NOV nov s. queens County Jockey club
a,,t ~ meeting, Nov 5-15; Washington
JOCKEY 1oetelyi' club, autumn meeting, Nov. 1880
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE final bout
in the boxing and wrestling Champion 1,e
ships of the Amateur Athletic fhs on Rroa9 d.
America were were a n;sah be Store a crowded
house max 4 tonight. J. Seals Of Toronto, Can Can
won the l25-pound boxing t event de faem
fa hls ci a. c. and secured the heavy,
weight championship. The l4o-pound
class went to r. J. Duke, OF W ,oa aa,a,d
boxing championship from Jack VII,
iiams.n John q. Hopkins. in the lSS-poqnd
class. defeated J. F. Mumford Max a
Wiley, of Rochester, won the lo4 and !os-
nound wrestling championships. defeating
in the respective classes j. l.. Cluery and
A Me1linger
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
To Real Estate Men.

The German-American Central Bund of
Minnesota intends to buy a tract of. land
suitable for Park. and invites pro-
posals to sell. Tract must contain from
10 to 40 acres and have all natural re-
ouirements of park. Must be also in
convenient distance from street car line.
State prices and terms and give exact
description Proposals must be sent not
later than March 9Th to the undersigned
Secretary, who will also give any de-
sired information. H. J. Nienstedt, S21
Minnesota street, Volkszeitung Office.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
R.rnac,es ON ocean Cables.

The recent Investigations for cable lay ~,
ing in the Pacific ocean nave reVeaieo
rock roe 'b bottom. they gradually become
crusted with barnacles and seaWeeds.
heavy enough to break them; o THIS y
grows Until it breaks down the health.
Hostetter's stomach Bitters will prevent
as well as cure Indigestion, dyspepsia,
biliousness, liver and kidney troubles. II
makes weak stomachs strong. All drug
gtsts sell It..
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
Son of senator Hanna WEEDS.

CLEVELAND, O., Feb. 19.-Dan s.
Hanna. son of Senator M. A. Hanna,
was married this afternoon to Mrs Daisy
Gordon Maude at the residence of the
brides father in Chenille suburb of
this city The ceremony was performed
by Rev. F. NJ. Ryale, former pastor of
the Chenille Presbyterian church. Only
a few of the immediate relatives of the
contracting parties We're present. The
bride is twenty-six and the groom thir-
ty-three years of age.
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JEFFORDS W AS BEATEN
TOM SHARKEY KNOCKED OUT THE
BIG CALIFORNIAN IN THE
SECOND ROUND
CLAIM OF FOUL WAS MADE
Referee Refused to Allow 1t, and
Awarded the Battle to the Sailor
man-Fight Was Fast From the
Sound of the Gong-Jeffords Was
of the Game.

OF the Game.
DETROIT, Feb 19.-Tom Sharkey to-
night knocked out Jim Jeffords, the Cal
ifornia aspirant for heavyweight honors.
in the second round of what was to have
been a ten-round bout
The men had fought two minutes and
six seconds in the second round when
the knockout was delivered. They were
breaking from q clinch when Sharkey
whipped mis- right over to the Californi-
ans head, and Jeffords went down. Ref
cree Hogan counted him out and 1t was
several minutes before he recovered suf-
ficiently to talk. Then he claimed a
foul, saying Sharkey hit him In the break
away, although they had agreed to break
clean. The referee, however, refused to
entertain his ''kick," and awarded the
fight to Sharkey.
There was no preliminary fddling when
men met in the center of the ring, and
mixed 1t from the start AS they came
to clinch both slipped and fell to the
floor
Sharkey kept rushing Jeffords. and just
before the end Of the round sent him to
the floor. Jeff was tired. and stayed on
his knees for several seconds.
When they came UP for the second
round the Californian seemed in good
shape. Sharkey went right after him
from the start. The sailor cut Jeffords'
right eye and kept it bleeding with hard
punches
The men were in Jeffords' corner when
the knockout occurred. Sharkey broke
from the ciinch, sent his. right over on
the tall mans head, and he lurched for
Ward, went to his knees and then turned
ever on his breast. He was completely
out, but Referee Hogan knelt down and
shouted the seconds into the PROSTATE
mans ear.
At the count of ten Hogan declared
Sharkey the winner, amid cries of foul
from the spectators. who thought the sail
or had hit Jeffords in the clinch. This
was not true, as the men had both arms
free when the blow was delivered.
About $500 people witnessed the bout.
which was pulled off in the Light Guard
Armory. under the auspices of the Cadil-
lac Athletic club.
After the men had gone to their dress
ing rooms Referee Hogan expressed the
opinion that Jeffords ''laid down." Some
of the sporting men at the ringside
shared this opinion.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
CURRIERS' RETURN HOME.
st. Paul Curriers' Speak Highly of
Winnipeg HOsDftaIity.

The st. Paul curriers' who attended the
bonspiel in Winnipeg last week returned
home yesterday morning. While they did
not bring back any prizes. they did return
with high appreciation of Winnipeg
hospitality and the good fellowship of the
Canadian curriers'.
Tt was great bonspiel,' said A. B.
Van Bergen. one Of the st. Paul players
in C. M. Griggs rink, land there were
some Of the best curriers' in Canada there.
The weather was good for curling. cold
er probably than you had in st. Paul.
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were:
WINNIPEG BoNsPIEL.
Contestants in Several Contests
Gradually Narrowing Down.

WINNIPEG, Man, Feb. 1s.-(Special.)-
The bonspiel will probably close tomor-
row. In the Grand Challenge there are
Chalmers, Of Manitou, Mclean, Hartney
and Harstone, Winnipeg GRANTEES. In
the Walkerville are Sankey, Chalmers,
Mckenzie, Patton and Youhill; in the
Caledonian, Cooper, Huffman, Dunbar,
Sparkling, Georgeson, Harstone, Pitblado.
Mcleod, Of Duluth, is in the semi
finals Of the Patterson, having defeated
Aldous. of Winnipeg Assinaboines. Hur-
don, of Duluth, defeated Crerar Russell,
to 8. In the Tuckett, Hurdon and Nc
Leod, Duluth, were defeated by two
points by Kirk and Mcdonald, Russell.
Chisholm, of Superior, is still in the
VAUDEVILLE, having defeated today San
key, Boissevain. Owing to two of CHS
holm's players having to return. home he
defaulted his game in the Gait.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
novylers divide Honors.

CINCINNATI O., Feb. 1s.-The ALI
Star bowlers played the fourth and last
match of their series at Cincinnati in
their present visit. Score: AH-Stars.
ST.. Ss7, 500. Orientals. 1893. ST.. Ssl.
The matches have been for three games
each. five men on side. Tonight the
Ail-star five played against ten orlentals,
the latter playing some in one. and other
in two games. In the twelve games
played the All-Stars lost six games
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
Frank BiIIiter's Jaunt

Frank Billiter, the billlardist and mu-
stefan, accompanied by his family, will
leave Minneapolis next Saturday for
Paris and a trip through France and
Italy. Mr. Billiters home Is in Naples,
Italy, which place he left to come to this
country thirty-seyen years ago. He sails
March 49, Mr. Billiter expects to be ab-
sent about four months.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
PoIO CHAMPION CHALLENGED.

of the series of seven polo games, now
in progress between Richmond and Mum
Gle, Ind. for the championship of the
United States. will not be allowed to
hold the title In peace. Racine, Wis,
has challenged the winner of the series.
Racine held the championship several
wears
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20

Declaring the Election of Villa nm
GOebel as Governor.
FRANKFORT, KY, Feb 1s.-The i'm
preston that the contest over the gov
ernorship will not be ended until 1t is
fought to a finish in the courts Is not
lessened by the action taken by the
Democratic sena tors in their meeting
taken today. ratifying their former &C,
ticn, by which Senator Goebel was de-
clared governor
The Republicans, who spoke for Gov,
Taylor, said he would not recognize as
legal the proceedings taken today and
which it is anticipated will be dupli-
Gated in the house tomorrow, but has
told them that he looks upon these pro,
ceedings as Illegal, and will not quit the
fight until the whole matter is passed
on In the courts of last resort.
His position is that the former proceed
ings being void, the ratification TODAY
gives them no legal vitality. that the
legal presiding officer, Lieut. Gov Mar,
shall, had declared the session adjourned
when the vote in question was taken. and
lndC the vote Sn0ulQ De taken yeas and
nays, as in the case of bill or joint
resolutions.
Negotiations to settle the conflict be-
tween Lieut. Gov. Marshall and Senator
Carter oyer the chair In the senate went
on again this afternoon, but no agree
ment has been reached so far.
There Is talk among the Democratic
senators tonight of voting on the ratlfica-
ton resolutions in the senate tomorrow
by yeas and nays.
The resolutions today received the sup
port Of twenty-one senators, two more
than a quorum.
The Democrats had a session of the
senate at 9 o'clock, with President Pro
Tenn. Carter presiding, and recessed to
meet again at 1890. The Republicans adj
journed Saturday to meet at 1890 to-
day.
When the senate convened, both Car
ter and Marshall presided The Republi-
cans recognized Marshall. adjourned after
prayer and, led by Lieut.. Gov. Marshall,
the Republican senators left the hall. The
Democratic senators. recognizing Presi-
dent Pro Tenn Carter, paid no attention
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
Hot snrlngs Shoot.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 19.-The
contest today between Fred Gilbert and
! A. r. Elliott at $50 birds each, for the
E. G. cup and for the worlds champion
ship as a target shot, resulted in Gill
bert's favor by q score of lSS to 120 The la
match was at SO birds, unknown traps,
known angles, and 80 birds known traps
and unknown angles. and Is doubles. Gill
bert thus retains the championship and
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
TIE-UP IS IN SIGHT.
milwaukee After Big Convention.

PITTSBURG. Pa, Feb ia large del
egation of representative citizens Of Mil
waukee passed through Pittsburg today
on special train over the Pennsylvania
road, en- route to Washington, to capture
the Democratic matte nal convention. The
delegation is made up of eighty men from
all political parties and carried a certi,,
before the national committee men as
evidence that the Western city means
blIsineSs
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
barrett Defeated Patterson.

NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Billy Barrett, of
this city, won from Frank Patterson, of
Brooklyn, in the eighth round Of their
bout in the Hercules Athletic CLUB in
Brooklyn tonight.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
Pronounces for

;, CHICAGO; Feb. 1s.-Mayor w. G. Nav
tay. OF Detroit, who arrived in Chica 20
to1aTay sasd IN an interview:
Tor president. I think he wo1,,d u r Oai.o'
sen. the antf-military sentiment of the
German volunteers better than anv one :
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
TOM GOULD DEAD.

Was Notorious as a Keeper of Tough
New York Resorts.
NEW YORK, Feb. 19.-Tom Gould, of
national notoriety as a keeper of tough
saloons in this city, and who is said to
have shot and killed man in one of his
places ten years ago, died today. He
had been out of business for long time
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20

LONDON, Feb. 1s-At the National
Sporting club thfs evening Ted Phil.
lips, of Birmingham, defeated Joe.
Elms, of New York, In the sixth round
of a fifteen-round contest for 91OO.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
New York,s Delegates-nt-Large.

NEW YORK, Feb. DE. Danforth,
chairman of the Democratic state COM
mittee. says that Richard Croker and
David B. Hill will be elected delegates
at large to the Democratic national con-
vention. This convention, he believes,
will be held at Milwaukee. New York's
vote In the national committee Is ex-
pected to be cast for the Wisconsin city.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
Des Moine. Republican Primaries.

DIES MONIES. To-, Feb. 1.-the Re-
publican primaries of this city were held
today. resulting in the nomination Of
John A. McVickar. the present mayor. on
municipal ownership platform. for
ed aspIrant McVickar carried about 10
per cent of the delegates to the conven-
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
WINDING UP THE SEASON.
Warm Weather ImpeIs Curriers' to
Hurry Their Games.

The Nushka and St. Paul Curling club
Kinks which participated In the Royal
Caledonian bonspiel atWinnipeg return
ed yesterday morning. Neither brought
back any trophies. but both agreed that
st. Paul was well represented and the
men had a good time. DefiePs rink was
handicapped by his injury and Griggs'
Nushlza rink had a run of bad luck and
failed to get start.
AT the Nushka club preparations are
being made to rush the work in the vet
Grams prize competition. A. B. Van Ber-
gen and c. M. Griggs are in the third
draw, waiting for some one else to get
in with them. One of the preliminary
games has not yet been played, and the
semi-fnals and finals will necessarily
wait until the delinquents catch up. The
novices' competition will be hurried up
also, and 1t is expected that both will be
closed during the next two weeks. Hand
some prizes await the winners of both.
Last nights games at the Nushka club
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
VIII Organize a Team.

The employees of Lennon & Gibbons
will meet Wednesday evening to form a
baseball club. Clayton will probably
catch.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
to the Republicans proceedings and con-

to the Republicans proceedings and con-
| tinued In session.
The Democratic senate then adopted
| motion by Senator Allen, of Lexington.
| to ratify and reaffirm the former action
of the senate by which Goebel was de-
clared governor. This prevailed on a
viva voce vote Senator Triplett. anti
Goebel Democrat, voted with the Demo-
Gratis for the purpose Of making
quorum.
The house convened at noon. Speaker
Trimble presiding. The journal of tho
Democratic legislature, sitting at Louis.
vile Saturday. was read
Mr.. Hickman Oem) demanded roll
call to ascertain the presence OF
quorum. The Republicans did not an
swer to their names and only 90 of the go
Democrats were present.
The house adopted a resolution direct
ing the custodian Of public buildings to
drape the legislative halls and state house
with emblems of mourning, and to place
the state capitol flag at half-mast on ac-
count of the death of Gov. Goebel.
The contest matter was not taken up
TIE-UP IS IN SIGHT.
The state contest board is expected to
render decision by Saturday seating the
Democratic contestants for minor state
offices. The Democratic contestants will
then be sworn In, and will make a for
NAL demand for possession of the offices
This will be refused by the Republican
ipcumbents, and injunctions similar to
those pending in the courts over the gov
ernorship will be filed.
The most important immediate effsct of
this will be to tie up securely every
| branch of the state government pending
settlement of the contests by the courts,
rda cd
that banks. county officials and probably
everybody else who have financial busl-
ness with the state will refuse to recog-
nize either set Of state officials until the
title to the offices is judicially ascertain
ed.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
sss: ss,sTs CUT IN TWO.

MAN
ERs PRICES ~ Workmanship and finish Shipped d rect from
Model Violin and full
P Pasos 40 RoAS o
NO. Tor
a n9 PHS p rG 4 ;n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
BOLT OF POPULlS'TS
MIDDLE-OF-THE-R WALK
OUT OF THE COMMITTEE
MEETING AT LINCOLN
WERE ALL TURNED DOWN

Senator Allen, of Nebraska, Openly
Announced That He Opposed Rec
ognition Of Those Who Had Taken
Part I'm the Cincinnati COnven-
DOnneliy. tag
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20

Medical advice free. Address Warner g
Safe Cure Co., Rochester, n. Y. MI
croscopical examinations on application.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-02-20
TAYLOR HOLDING OUT
REFUSES TO ABIDE BY THE ACTION
OF THE KENTUCKY DEMO-
CRATIC LEGISLATURE
COURTS MUST DECIDE FIRST

That Is the Argument of the Repub-
Ifcan Officials In the Kentucky
Contest-Senate Meets and Rat
ifles Action Taken Previously,
Goebel as Governor
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-05

rne 1r...aI eoult records 1f lo8an
.aanis sb8a aH average 1f l8 convict
ans yssf uadsr f3rrsr loanty &C.
ia.as5s st sn average sost 5f tiis4l2
ta.R. De shows t6 convictions sscarsd
tg to6 present County Attorney n
s8B with o. cost to ths county 5f boz
bIa4a2 each an average savIoa t0 tna
.5.nty of b8s5.a0 In each eass t
shows the average eourt expenses of
psst years Boz logan county to be- tIf.
II48O Under me present lounty stto.
nsy Bot NloY8l. Average saving Go
tDe tss b-fors per yes, tl020o8f.
Obserys Increase n convictions and
decrease iu court ssDeDsos Average
Increase Ip convictions. 50 per year.
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thtuuEh Ilto lyt ua I.y. uy tha way
W, hauu|y tbo I.uu Moore utsai vi.
have tho uluoat aut u.at ,qutppvd hN
NAtd patIut Iu tuthur. buuatta l4 a.
s,lvutu. tuuu.. - g.utleWau.a div,
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Many people are suffering fyartuly
nom Indigestion or dyap.psIa when
one single bottle of Aerblns would
bfing about a prompt aud permanent
care, A few doses viii do more tor a
weak stomach than a prolor ga course
OF any other medicine Price. 90 cents
Wheeler a HOn and y u lille
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-05

Judge Goodrich aaks the support of
the col0red mau no respectable col
ored man will vote tor Goodrich. ar.er
what be said about th,m when "a sub
seuRtioe paper was handed him aud
nc was ASKED 10 contribute 60 tho
burial OF an unfortunate colorvd per
son, z Won't give a cent cried Good
Eieh. Let the colored voter remember
that.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-05

Judge herod 10 not controlled by
amy clique Or clan He do,s not belong
20 the anti saloon league or tu ca,
hquor dealers association Ropubl.
can lies DO not auo,t ucrud la tho
eyes OF the votata.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-11-05

Never try To- COAX cold ur cough
use the remedy that uutalliugy con
quora both asiisrds horohou0d
syrup To- tho great apvviu, tur all
throat aud mus tuubi,a ru,v ta
cents wheeler a Son aud h IS
lille
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f,ico tho shusei lt thoy ala uut
cbeaps sod ut 90 good quality a. yuu
nud al auy other sto'o 40 wIll uot ash
You tu uuy Atthe ,ioaiug uut aa.o .t
tho ttctauh ahua at,,k
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Hsrbins swe,tous the breath bright
Gus The eyes aud clears the compiler
lun without thg sughtyat 900 effects
whatever auA ensures the natural
bloom of health ru,e. oO ,vuts
wheeler Sou. aud B. % iIlltr
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HIspg assessed uIsmarh township
u 1900 AZ chat Time uy owned "a
team. bussy harness aud household
goods set De- never aas,ssed himself
wijh one dollar dow this tur a
man who wants Co by county asaeasor p
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The Eaglo b,ug store 10 tuo place &,
Eyt yuut ~atah repaired sll hsnt. auu
} N tr,iist tha lo~elet
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700 nsyd shoos ~ 60 thv s.uaius
uut sale ct tho iiotauh ahuu sto,A tut
bNtEalus
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Dr Snyder, DENTIST, over
tho uraud 10 der


ItJou ara bilious aud sst bottle Yt
Eaglc Nerve aud Liver Polls The
Sag % ufug store
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jtW Fsuier tho uuIy souu,uo vyo
aptcislIat tu uuthuv. al thr Easlo
Drug STORE
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We viii cave yuu muugy uu every
pals ot ahu s at thu eluslug out aaIv ot
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Have you second hand s.aa.. books
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taIl Zoe uaIlut ~lth yuur puIghalea
a. lUua.a dtuE atofv aud lulea book
stsrc iuT tho vutlug toutcat