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KitcheDerrs Weekly Report.

London, Dec. 11.--fitchcncr in dis
patch dated December 8, rep@"tS the
result of the week. work is 81 Beers
killed. II wounded. $50 made prison
ers. So surrender ed and Quanll.les OF
supplies captured. BY advancing the
line Of block houses in the eastern pa:
of the Transvaal, Kitchener is able fl
the first time to carry out systenlat.
and continuous CpeI atoms in the ricin-
ity of Ermclo. Bathiaham and Carolina.
Columns have cieaTcd the southeastern
districts of the Orange River Colony
ana are now operating northward OF
Thaharchu line Beers are stin in
force in the extreme west OF Cape Col
ony. They are commanded by Naritz
who recently attacked TontellboscA-
kop. The Beers We're driven off and
Maritz severely wounded.
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New York. Dec. 11.-Commandant w.
D. Snyman, formerly in the staff of
General Dewet, recently visited Hol-
land and while there spent two days
with President Kru ger a2d the ENJOYS,
has returned to this city ma reports
that President Kruger is orjoying bet
ter health than at any time in the last
four yea"s. CCnmandant Snyman
brings from President Kruger a mes
sage Of thanks to the friends of the
Boer cause. 1t has been i initcly de-
cidod tina President Kruger will not
visit the L.: ted States.
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FEDERATION OF LABOR.
s.vsrnl lsoso,uti.n Were Presented but
Protested Agnin.s.

Scranton, Pa. Dec. 1.-THE first
business to come before the convention
OF American Federation Of auor yes
terday was the Introduction OF addi-
tional resolutions. Unanimous consent
was necessary ard First Vice President
Duncan OF Boston protested against
taking up time Of delegates by present
ing resolutions at this time. The res
oiutions dealt with the piano makers
label. several boycotts and an agree
ment between piano makers and wood
workers. ~
Committee having charge Of the sec
retarys report reported the suggestions
made in the report ought to be accepted
with exception of that referring to the
per capita tax of national and interna-
tional unions. Committee recommends
the tax to be- increased from one-third
to one-half of one per cent per month.
Recommendations adopted.
Resolution pledging the federation to
assist in defeating anti-scalping legis-
lation by congress was adopted after q
strong protest from representatives OF
railroad telegraphers and journeymen
tailCrs.
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Frankfort, Ky. Dec. 11.-CnH|;.
Jijt,sa Moore has issued u.;....:: -: 49,.
guards on duty at the county iai' hc..
for the better protection Il IRE p:i f,.
ers, Caleb Powers and bly, end Jiit.
Howard. The order was IN result g
a controversy between the i"i"" H0'
County Jailcr Lawrence over thc tax
ing of two Of these prisoners from til.
Jail recently to the iLil"r'G rc"!de:l' (
10 take dinner ans! i"rot #o"c irienl
The Jail will be constantly guarded ~.
til alter tho January terra rf the
Franking circuit court, ut which tiLe
Jim Howard is to be tried.
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AN EVENTfUL VOYAGE.
Schooner Ralph Longs Water Supply
Gave Out mt Son

thve Out Rt Son
Port Townsend, Wash, Dec Ii
Schooner Ralph J. Long AZ days from
Cape Nome, with 30 passengers and Is
stowaways, has arrived here after one
of the most eventful voyages of any
vessel sailing from the north. Leav-
ing Nome October l3 with provisions
enough to last her to Dutch Harbor I'M
der favorable circumstances. before
reaching that water the supply gave
out. and for two days the passengers
were without water. From the time
Of sailing from Dutch Harbor. long e1-
perienced and continual gales of I'M
usual severity, the worst being on No
vember II, when seas swept the YES
sci from stem to stern carrying away
a portion of her water supply and one
1ife-boat. Mate Hanson was washed
overheard by an immense sea and
drowned. The last two weeks OF the
trip the passengers had to depend on
what rain they could catch for water
supply.
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SENSATION, IN SENATE NATE
South e"rclIna S:na'o 1g a,rd iygg Their a
- =; 4 TrGfiks Store That Lodi.
I IaVH Is 1YssI5|al fINIifsg fab
~ q It :. t'yI't .
sIc4snrin< Scored fshntn iss 0as's tho
{! New Democratic Partys and ID ill" 8 G
6gi-I man e!:aiItn yed Him to sRe- Z,
al q us Sign Wit, Him Sow.l--,-gJ

n r.
wash ston. Dec. n 1a.--The senate
chamber, ,was. the scene of aAighiy dlas
matte episode Monday afternoon when
Senator 'raalman OF South iGa ga effpF.
s challenged his. colleague, Senator Nc
Lnll,rjn9 toresign with him on the spot
in order ta2nse his 9 own w language, that
they might be able Ito wash their
linen at home" =iMelaarih dtti-not
take up the gauge. The II neid IL 2 t., was
tie sequel of the very sbit GER sa p g
versy. which arose between the soma
'fors in South Carolina last. spring, .:s
: -slr-=h'c i.altrirr arose, to a question OF
personal privilege and proceeded to ex-
plight what hee charged was con-
spiracy to discTedi- him in -his-o"n
Slate for acts and views which did not
meet the approval of certain Demo-
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..ITyI.-i II Z!
NOW is HE TIME.
nlr Rearanndi Says i, Is Tim" Now to
- SirYle, n Row tor ireland.

hir. RedHfOnd: EIys 1t Is Iiifh NOW 10
= StrYlt, Il Row tor ireland.
New York. Dec IA telegram
from dublin says that William H.: X.
Redmond member of pari.ament,speak-
ing at Corey County Wexford meet
ing of the United Irish League, said
there never was IL time when there was
a better chance than at present to
strike blow for ireland.
Thanks to God" he said, they h
lived to see the day when John
had been caught by the throat by 80
men in South Africa, WHO were giving
him the greatest whaling he ever got. y
15r. Redmond said he prayed that
God might strengthen the Beers until
they danced on John Buli's chest.
London. Dec. TO- At the session OF
London, Dec. 1i.--At The session OF
the privy council King Edward def
niteiy fixed June 2h. 1902, as the date
for his coronation. He also decided
that parliament would meet January
16.
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PATRiCk'S CASE.


Attempt Made TO sielense Him on Being
Illegally Detained.
New York. Dec. IA writ of ha-
beas corpus for the production Of AL
bert r. Patrick, in the supreme court
had been issued The petition on
which the writ was granted recites
that Patrick, VIII" is accused Of the
murder of VIM. Marsh Rice, formerly
of Texas. on Sep. 10 1859, is illegally
detained, not by virtue OF the s:cal
judgment OF any competent tribunal
and that he has been in jH:l now for
four months In defiance OF his con
stitutional rights to Il Snea;iy trial.
- 1t is stated in the petition that tn.
original charge asains. him was for
gerry and bail was fixed ut very h!gl
figure, that Patricn offered TIL: -
curity required and th..t tnr:' ;>:. di.-
trict attorney had tic chs,r,sr c!''li.su>l
to murder.
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WASHINGTON. paC. / Mrs. Ada Gil
bert Dennis, Fashionable dress ana 'ior,
was fGund III an al1>cet dying condition
in her room here under circumstances
that promise to rival the BONNIE MUIR
der case. Her skull was fractured, Jaw
bone bG:;nH and left ear almost Sc
e;ed FROM Ter head. Her left arm be
bruises Indicative OF a struggle al,
her clothing and bedding were satur-
atcd with Hood. She was removed to
the Garfield hospital and a large force
CT detectives prt on the ca. The
name of her assailant is unknown.
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;uel, n Conference on the Constlt ution to
c,psi4paHS4ts &c. s"ts1sr3fa dtst con.
vcntion OF the American Federation OF
Catholic societies convened today with
-as.esd 500 SielegA present. represent
Ing an estimated aggregate OF about
eeo. GOO membership of ossfnt sg sps
cieties.a oficers, of the feasSats6a sara
q different societies continued their
c6f7fsrreennces9 81 today ttdiy oSer4 e.cr ton.
of thu CONSTITUTION that would be &C
ceptable to, alasocietLisss al sIaTR,na
parade -eehsfstfrg Of local societies act
ing as an escort for the delegates for
yisitingI prelates. 1pr5ceeded from the
headquarters of the federation at the
,Gars Il d. floael to the cathedral. where
Father CEalman was bniaster of -cere-i.
monies and Bishop lmstman, Of Cleve-
land celebrated mass : The Sopenfng
serm On being IdeBi Yered by DR.. Lavelle,
paster-ef- ttfe-cat hedral in New York
Arch HsbcQ rislder presided on the
tf1rots Wsfli he visgitiRs 4isAopsI tn- n! the
ssarctuary The delegates proceeded di-
rect fronl the Gathedrai to -ttfs'-arIrtft1fr7
iunl where Aatl1ohy Nati'ey president
of the CHI cir.,ats federation, introdues
ed those making Welcoming addresses,
as follows: ----
Governor Nash on the part OF ONO;
Major F'leisch mann, on part OF Clncin-
natl. and President r. =. Menah han Of
Columbus, on the part of the Ohio Fed
Grafton. - .- 80. 80 y. -
lI,reSid d:le Fries and Judge fThorias
w. Fitzgerald. of New York, vice
president; OF toe federation, responded
TO the addresses of welcome, after
which the conven ton proceeded with
it's business il executive session.
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HALLWAY Workman Hurt.

Peru, Ind, Dec. IA boxcar load
ed with workmen ahead of an engine
Of construction train on the Cincin-
natl Richmond and Munice railway
jumped the track two miles east of this
city Monday and rolled down a fifteen
foot embankmen t, resulting in the fat
al injury to one man, serious injuries
to two and minor injuries to 20.
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New York, Dec. 11.-DeWot is report
ed to be close to Heilhron, with 2000
men, and to have come very near sur
rounding f<itchener's fighting scouts,
under Colonel Wilson. Colonel Rem
ington. by making night march OF
so miles. relieved Wilson, and both
columns retired to lIei!brun, with a few
casualties.
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= Motion by w. f. Humphrey,
seconded by S. j. johnson, that
petition asking fel. election toNote.
bonds on town for waterWorks,
sewerage and town hall be re-
ferred to ordinance committee
with instructions for them to
draw up an ordinance covering
same, and bring ordinance be,
fore council at adjourned meet
ing Dec. II, 1901.
Ayes, S. j. Johnson, Ii. S.
Williams, T. G. Mahaffey and w.
T. HUMPHREY. Nays, none. Car
ried.
ent to ordinance No.
No. 1902:
4 Be it ordained by mayor
and town council Of the town Of
Jennings, La, that ordinance Nc.
102 be amended to read: S'Ihat
all side walks built IN the tire linn
it's shall be of brick, cement, con
crete or other approved non
combus tible MATERIAL
i. BE it further ord;,iacd
that no buildings, addition TO
buildings OF structure Shall be
moved into the fire limits, unless
same conform TO specifications
governing constru ction Of build
ings.
Motion by t. G. Mahatrey, sec
onded by W. +. Humphrey, that
ain endment to ordinance No. lO-
be adop,ed. Ayes, :. J. John
on, Il. ). Williams, i. q. Nah Vi
fey and W. T. Humphrey. Nays
none. Carried.
Motion carried that plans o:
Scott Bros. for erection OF build
ing within fire limits beapproyet
a. permit be issued fur building
SAFE.
Motion carried that street
commissioned be authorized to
open West Academy avenue ves1
to west side OF MIR. Hazen's prop
erty.
Motion carried to adjourn un
til Dec. II, 1901, at 7:30 p. n.
~ u < y--r,r,,r 6Jaron
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Nine Held for Murder.

Montgomery. Ala. Drc. 11.-Ninc Of
the negroes charged with the shooting
of j. w. Dorsey ana Town Marshal
Atkinson at Opp, Wednesday were
committed to Jail without bail at An
dulisia on preliminary hearings. Six
teen other negroes were discharged
The troops have been withdrawn from
Andulusia and the situation there is
quiet.
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Berlin, Dec. 11.-Omcial report of an
afoir at Tier Tsiu between company
of Punjab infantry and German troops,
says ga Indian soldier ran aInuck and
invaded the German co11iInissariat
quarters. shot the quarterm2ster and
molt-liy wOuGded three other men,
who;cUrou he was shot down by the
German SNntrN.
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Cotton Cloth for China.

Tupelo, MISC, Dec. l1-The Tupelo
cotton mills, recently established, has
received an order for 100000 yards of
cotton cloth, to be shipped to China
and the order will be turned out with.
in the next 80 days. So far as known
this is the first order for China market
that has ever been received by cot
ton mill in Mississippi.
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DeOlnrod No Fight.

Newcastle-on-Tyne, Dec. 11.-Char-
lie McKaever of Philadelphia and Jack
Palmer met here Monday night in what
was to have been a 15-round bout. Nc.
Keever clearly outclassed Palmer. and
the referee declared the fight mo con.
test" as the crowd broke into the ring
after Palmer repeatedly fouled the
Philad elphia boy
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Psr& u nee Yorkers 0sasg e Lesees
v-EsBAt{5eg sund Near vioksbsrs.
New York, Dec. 11.-There has start /
ed from this city party OF seven New
Workers who are going to Vicksourg'
Miss, to try to locate the various spots
on s,hieh the New York troops OF the
NdNk14rm corps had their most san
kuffAfy experiences during the seise
Of vicksburg In the civil war The
pA Il os9 III this trip to the scenes OF
long hsa:THoaAdecide where the state
.at: ;HeN CYbrk shall erect monuments
in scpn.psHHHet4o of the daring deeds
OF northern soldiers during those mem
orab1e TWO months.
STAerpEase@ New York COMMITTEES
was appointed by General Sickies.
hairmsg pf1tAe Gettysburg and Chat
tanoeg a SRfassion. which has already
Is eeds 4 iuhmfnShts and tablets on the
various spots about those two great
where New York troops dis
gtinguished themselves.
6oaTtAS did Ho64dnel Andrew u. Baird.
Major David F. Wright. Captain Hen
oyer AID lieutenant ]. ]. Johnson.
Thaywwill bs-eecompanied by Colonel
Lewis R. stsgpan. Major Charles a.
Richardson ndsMajor A. J. Seabriskte,
; Who 4MillSsact III an advisory capacity.
The party will spend a week In tramp
ing about over the historic ground.
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Attorney Carter Ordered Removed.

Pauls Valley, I. T., Dec. 11.-Dorset
Carter, the attorney and president of
the Red Fork Oil company, will be re.
moved from the Indian Territory by
order of Judge Townsend having held
ia an opinion delivered here, that the
court has no right to Interfere with
the acts of the interior department In
this matter.
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Guthrie, o. T. Dec. 11.-Ten wagon
loads OF records have been received
by the Dawes commission from the
Cherokee enrolling party which has
just filed it's work at Tahlequah, l. T.
Only 600 full-blood Cherokees enroll
ed.
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Ferguson Assumes Office.

Guthrie, o. T., Dec. 10.-Thomas B.
Ferguson of Watonga has assumed the
office of governor of Oklahoma. Gov.
Ferguson made no speech and vouch-
safed no promises. 1t is said all the
officials of the Jenkins administration
will be removed at once.
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.z5 Send US d list of twelve
names and address Of those who
you think are interested in a
business education, and receive
six cards with your name Deauti-
fully written.
Address New Orleans Bust,
ness College,
New OjIeaHs la.
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Peckham, o. T., Dec. 1.-THE Citi-
zens State bank of this place was
blown open by crackmen early Mon.
day. The burglars worked the com bina.
ton of the vault and used nitroglyce.
rim on the safe, securing $4,000.
Acc:s!en AZ i-o...s,t Z.
New York, Dec. 1.-THE coyaner's
inquiry into the death of Emmeiina
Dale, the child Of Elizabeth Howe
Dale, was held in Hoboken and re-
suited in verdict of accidental death
from poisoning.
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Lots For Sale,

Resident lots four blocks east
of school house, on Academy
street; also L. L. AGorses, sab
division of town of Jennings, east
side Of South Main street.
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when YOU take Groves Tasteiess
r;h;ll Tome because the formula Is
;s;:'ii.:y printed Oh every ""'ttS no" ny
s,o; II s Sloppy IRON All 'll-inlne il
:',&te:e.s FERN No Cure, No Pay.
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In the district court yesterday
at Lake Charles, John Boutte,
colored, was fined by Judge Mil
ler, $50 or the option of putting
in three months at hard labor on
the parish works for carrying
concealed weapons.
The Calcasieu Iron Works was
a successful bidder. against Or
ange, Beaumont and Houston
and eastern firms for Il large
amount Of new castings for the
Union Sulphur Co.
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KS. Moses 6 st. Germaia will
sell YOU stock n any oil company
in jennings. See them at Cltl'
.1enS bank.
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For Rent.

My property on Lake Arthur
venue. With agood house, barn,
we'll, garden, etc. Apply on on
premises to Il. T. Miller. dlw.w2t
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stops the Cough an d works the Colo on
Laxative Bromo Quinine TablStsc,n;re'
, cold in ono day. No Cure, no ray
Price % cents.
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eEy-Now is tie time d buy oil
stock il you expect 20 3o@i52 - IL
ey on your Investment. Hoses
q ST German can supply your
wants.
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For sale, nay residence
property on Cary avenue. n ,:
me for price and terms, at Pars
Texas. Geo. n. Funk.
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w-Em brordery silks and
fancy articles dolls, etc. at Glib
son. (Mrs. Abbott's buildlng.)
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wThe Magce, adjost''i'Ie
rnderskirts at Gibson's (Mrs.
.Abhotts buiidilG.) 23-a35Wl.
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Rapid Writer Fountain Pens.
uaraptead for five years nhcoH
ditionally at Hulburt's,
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Until further notice we
will have our office in Johnny
Mans Red Front Shoe Store.
We saved all of our notes and
accounts. Al kinds nf harness
and harness parts, also have Il
good stock Of Balm wagons. Cal
and see us.
BLACK Bros. q Co.
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The Times O.
north room Of
building today.

The residence Of FL. It. Jeanke]
on Cutting avenue is being treat
ed tor to new paint. -.,,.....
DIR. a. a. Petersen is now lo--I
Gated in his new Office, jusf.south
Of Bucklin' store.
American Race Growers con-
Ye1ltloaBia convene in Crowley
Thursday Dec. l ?. ..o- -.
The NJ. E. district conference
will convene in JenMings on
Thur sday, Dec. II. n
G. r. Cline and wife returned
on the flyer today from q tfip
through southern Texas.
Sheriff james a Wakefield, Of
Cameron parish was III town to-
day on business connected with
his office. -. ~>.. :
Tonight DIT eight O'Clock will
occur at the Congregational
church The welding OF Mr.. y.
a. Spencer and Miss Elizabeth
| Lea uan.
The Pos tal telegraph office was
moved today from the, RECORD
building TO DR. Tom Ierry's drug
store. This move was necessary
in order TO give the RECORD more
| room
The customers Of a. d. Nc
Farlain s big store will be pleased
to know that his son Duvul is
again in the Store, having recov-
cred his health which had been
poorly for some time.
The new boxes for the postotfi-
&C have been temporarily put up
in the G.. A. r. building. Post
master Nerree expects to move
inte the new building, corner of
PIaq uemine and Broadway, in Il
few days.
; l.. s. D'Ardeli is here today in
the interests OF the Lake Charles
American special anniversary
edition. He will go to Crowley
to attend the rice convention to,
morrow.
Geo. aoc}z2nbull the hustlina
J ihreShcr EaAnIedYeS for his home
in Texas on tomorrow mOrning's
) early train. We hope however
for only short time. Mr.. Hook
enhull has made many friends in
jennings and has done a large
business for the Pitts Company.
We hope to see him back next
year.
, Mr. Kitterman, who has been
} here the past few days on q visit
l to his brother, B. II. Kitterman
departed today for his home il
Minnesota. He Will return K
Jennings in January.
D. Eciignsan, OF Monroe, rep
re@cnt;n.. lie Mosler safe Co. o
! Haa1jljou wis III town Today il
the interests OF the company
t The MUsler Co. have sold quite +;
: number of safes here lately. Sew
erai OF their safes went through
, the late fire and OH being Open0,
, their contents We're found i;
good condition and unharm ed.
Geo. X. Morse has sold to Rev
, w. II. Curtis lot on eHot Inlrt
J street, also his house nov located
at corner u Cutting avenae an
Third street, which will oe NOV
o ed onto the lot. Possession is Z
be given January |. MRS. MOI,
will visit her parents i'll OreSo;
the balance5of the winter, am
during her absence u new resi-
dence will be erected on the oil
= site.
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,Ey"For oil lease, ana lee j
blanks OF every description. ais -
ivb printing or oil xmas, CAL at
The RECORD office. All printing
promptly and correctly executed.
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Chimney Insps Cti1a.

It has been suggested oy7seFzz'
eral citizens that ii Thorough in
spection of fues of every build
ing in the city be made r There
is 40 question Tut this IS tae
proper thing to do. Some tlues
are in dangerous condition and
are menace TO theAshfsty of the
town. The authorities should
ooh iato this matter.
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Something new in carpets ane
mating at the Jennings Adw
Co. IS. o-oo
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IS. For oil stock in any of the
companies see Moses q St.
Germnin.
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'<-ater rl&tai nS. 81 l@N;.S
Tor way ms nr reSe;i'FEF-, See -
r Ejiliuger, JenmG&s, . -.
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ew Shoes, Shoes, SHOES at
cost at Gibson's, (Mrs. AbbottS
building).
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-amily mare for sale
Enouire at RECORD Office.
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c,lis signature is ON every box of the gcnuias
Laxative Br0no=Quinine Tablets
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BOY WANTED-To run JOB
press. Apply at RECORD Office
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