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ACCOMMODATION TRAlNa

Through tickets TO California and ii
points South and West may be had OF ri
H. Walker. ticket agent. Augusta, tbe
only office In Augusta selling via al
routes and checking baggage free Of q.
psnse.
GEO. r. EVANS, v. p. 4 0ea. Ma
F. f. BOOTHBY. q. p. 1 7. L
Portland. Maine.
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Portland hears a rumor that tor
pedo nanufa curing plant may be es
tablished in that city in the near flu
ture. OF course, it thinks Uncle Sam
really ought to build 4 big steel
shipbuilding plant there at once, but
it is willing 10 compromise on the
torpedo esta blishment.
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Mrs. Stevens is getting stirred up
over the comments of army officers on
the effects of the adjustment of the
canteen. but she dearly loves to be in
an exciting controversy and never
yields an inch of ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-31

A brunswick man who lost his
wallet containing $40. while working
in the woods. last fall. has just found
it and it almost seems like so much
clear profit. Though il was deposited
in a bank it yielded no interest.
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Just at present Lewiston is feeling
dubious over it's proposed Fourth of
July celebration. The city government
has voted to appropriate $3.50 towards
the affair and a meeting Of the board of
trade was held Monday evening to con-
slider plans for pushing the matter
along. Trouble arose at this meeting,
however, over the obstinacy of the
president of the council to name the
committee to serve with the two alder
men named to so ahead in the matter.
The councilman says he won't name
the committee outside the meeting Of
that body and as the city govern
ment's regular meeting is some time
hence. it Is feared the delay will be
fatal. The Directing councilman is
sore over the selection of the library
site. ~
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Considering its proximity to the
provinces where there is always more
or less smallpox and the large number
of French people passing back and
forth. Maine enjoys a remarkable i'm
munity from this awful disease. Once
in while there is a scare as in the
present Milo case, but the prompt and
intelligent work of the health officers
is u wonderful safeguard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23

gal affairs reported ought to pass on
bill. an act amcndatory to Section %
Of chapter ~ Of the Special Laws of
1895. entitled an act to incorporate the
city of South Portland.
Same gentleman from same commit
tee, on biil. an act to amend Chapter
81 Of the Revised Statutes relating to
liens. reported ought to pass in new
graft ILL., an art additional 10 CHAPTER
~ of the Revised Statutes relating to
!ienS on Nh2rves and piers.
Mr.. Allen from same committee re
ported ought Ia pass in new draft I'M
der same title bill an act to au-
thorize the town If York to supply
light for public uses.
Mir. Libby from same committee. re
ported ought to pass in new draft
under same title bill. an act to amend
an act to incorporate Madison Village
Corporation.
Same gentleman from same com
mittee, reported ought to pass on
bill. an act to amend Section Of
Chapter i0G Of the Private ana Special
Laws OF the year 1850 entitled an act
creating the Norway Village Corpor-
alton.
Mr.. Fellows from same committee
reported same on bill, an act to extend
the charter Of the Bluehil Water Com
pany
Mr. Bodwell from the committee on
financial affairs. reported ought to
pass in new draft under same title
resolve III favor Of the Augusta City
Hospital
Mr.. HiX from same committee, re-
ported ought to pass in new draft
under same title bill. an act to pro
vide sfor Il board of pan American
managers. of the Pan American Ex-
position Of 1901, ana to defray the ex-
penses thereof.
MIR. Kaler from the committee on
railroads. telegraphs and expresses.
reported ought to pass in new draft
under same title bill. an act to in
corporate the pownal ana Yarmouth
Railroad Company.
Mr.. Fuller from the committee on
banks and banking, reported ought
TO pass on bill, an act to amend
Charter 123 of the Public Laws of 1899
entitled an act in relation to foreign
banking associations and corpor-
ations
Mr.. Weymouth from same com
mttea, on report of the bank examiner
and the recommendations contained
therein. reported ought to pass bill
an act relating to trust and banking
companies.
Mr.. Lawrence from the committee
on interior waters, reported ought to
pass in new draft under same title
bill, an act TO authorize Manley Nor
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HOUSE.

Friday. Feb. ~.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Degen of Au-
gusta.
The SPEAKER: The chair appoints
Mr. Davis of Waterville a member Of
the committee on ways and means. and
4 member of the committee on mercan-
tile affairs and Insurance. 10 fill
vacancies on those committees.
Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
The following Senate bills and re
solves We're read ana assigned:
Resolve in favor of the permanent
employment of cataloguer for the
Maine State library.
An act to provide for the retirement
Of commissioned officers of the militia
or the National Guard Of the State of
Maine.
An act prohibiting the taking of shell
fish from the shores and fats Of Little
Whaleboat island in the town of
HarpsWell.
An act to amend Chapter 1O4 Of the
salary of the judge of the municipal
court Of Bath.
on motion of Mr.. Minott of Phipps-
burg. the rules We're suspended. the
bill received its three several readings
and was passed to be engrossed in con-
cuIrence.
An act relating to academies came
from the Senate amended by Senate
Amendment +.
on motion of Mr.. Gilmore Of Turner.
the vote was reconsidered whereby the
bill was passed to be engroSsed, Senate
Amendment + was adopted and the bill
was passed to be engroSsed as
amended.
An act to provide temporarily for the
storage Of water in the West Branch
of the Pcnobscot river.
on motion of Mr.. Beal of Bangor the
rules were suspended. the bill received
it's three several readings and was
passed to be engrossed.
4 communication was received from
c. f.. Atwood. inspector of mines.
workshops and factories. transmitting
an itemized account of expenses con-
necteI with his office, in compliance
with the Plummer order.
on motion Of Mr.. Plummer Of Port
land. he communication was referred
to the committee on salaries
The following petitions, bills, etc,
were presented and referred:
JUDICIARY.
BY Mr.. Allan Of Port!and-Remon-
STRANGE OF Granville II. CloyeS and
others against the passage of the bill
to reorganize the Portland fire depart
ment: of J. and +. II. Barbour; of H. ;.
Melcher co. and % others-all against
same.
BY Mr.. Nogell of Castine-Bill, an
act to amend section G3 of chapter of
the Revised Statutes. as amended by
chapter 334 of the Public Laws of 1885.
relating to fish weirs and wharves.
BY Mr.. Spofford of Deer Isle-Bill. an
act relating to and amendatory of
chapter $40 of the Special Laws of 1889,
entitled An act to incorporate the
Crystal Ice Company. tReceived I'M
der suspension of the rules.
LEGAL AFFAIRS.
I BY Mr.. Kelley of Lewiston-Bill, an
/ act to regulate the acceptance OF
sureties in criminal recognizances.
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riSon to erect and maintain boomS
and piers in the Sebasticook river.
Mr.. Bracket from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. on petition
reported bill. An act to close a portion
of Sandy river and certain of it's tribu-
taries against fishing.
Mr.. Jackson. from same committee.
on petition reported bill, an act to close
Sandy stream and tributaries, ana the
tributaries of Unity pond in the town
of Unity.
Mr.. Wilson, from same committee. on
the tributaries Of Duck pond in Cum
berland county.
hlr. Bracket. from same committee.
reported ought to pass on bill. an act
to prevent ice fishing in Little Sebago
pond in the towns of Gray ana Wind
ham.
Same gentleman, from same commit
tee, on bill, an act to amend Section %
of Chapter A. of the Public Laws of
1899, known as the fish ana game laws.
reported ought to pass in new draft an
act to amend Section % of Chapter 80
of the Revised Statutes as amended by
Chapter ~ of the Public Laws of 1898
known as the fish and game laws.
Same gentleman from same COM
mittee. reported ought to pass on bill
an act to regulate fishing in Sabattus
pond, in Androscoggin county.
Mr.. Cushman. from same committee.
reported same on bill, an act to pre-
vent the throwing of saWduSt and other
mill waste into streams lying wholly.
or in part in the towns of Naples and
Raymond
Mr. Jackson, from same committee,
reported ought to pass on resolve pro-
viding for the screening of Sebago lake.
Mr. Wilson. from same committee,
reported same on resolve in favor of
William j. Mathews Of Searsport,
Maine.
Mr. Pike, from the committee on
Shore fisheries, reported ought to pass
in new draft under Same title bin, an
act to protect Holsters in the waters
adjacent to the shores of the towns of
Lubec and Prescott.
Mr.. Carleton. from the committee on
pensions. reported ought to pass in new
draft under same title resolve in favor
of Nancy Maybrry of Gray.
Mr.. Andrews. from the oxford coun-
ty delegation reported ought to pass
on bill, an act to fix the salary of the
judge and register of probate, for the
county of oxford.
The reports We're accepted. and bills
and resolves ordered printed under
joint rules.
Mr. Cushman, from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. on bill. an
act to amend Section 2 Of Chapter A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-02-23
Maine People Testify TO the Helpful
ness Of vinO|.
Nirs. A. ID. Thompson and Miss Mary T. Campbell
Tell How VinOl Made Them Strong When Thew
Were Struggling Witt, the Weakness Caused bv
Serious Illness

Judging from my own experience
and from tie experience of customers
VINO talk with me about it. the worst
part ui the grippe is not the disease it.
self bat the awful after effects of
weakness and lassitude which it fast
ems upon its Victims says member
OF the firm Of Bowditch. Webster &
Co. druggists
ms IS certainly 'Grippy Weather.
And those people who haven't taken
good care OF themselves, who nave. ~
lowed themselves Ia set into I weak
cncd condition or have let colds or,
coughs run until their systems ara
worn ont. veritable houses Of refuge
for the obnoxious Grippe germs. are
likely to catch it.
"cf course. | might tell You how
NiEol. if taken at such times. will PIE
vent those hard sieges Of the Crime.
FOR 1t VIII 90 SO by strengthening the
system 50 that it can successfully re-
sist such attacks.
But | am talking today Of that ter
Grippe
'If ever there Is time when Vinol
can Sc Of great help it is in this period
IF hopes and fears.
Hero yea have your conditione-a
tired body. worn by the rayages Of
sickness. in constant danger of re-
lapse, with nerves stretched 10 the
breaking point, the patient discoura yed
and depressed.
LUST listen to what Mrs a. ID.
Thompson. 81 Larkin st, Bangor. Me.
says OF Ninol. Her testimony rings
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of the Public Laws of 1899, relating to
close time on deer in Androscoggin
county. reporting ought to pass in new
draft bill. an act to regulate the taking
of deer in Androscoggin county.
Pending acceptance the report was
table on motion Of Libby of Poland.
READ AND ASSIGNED.
Bill, an act additional toand amenda-
tory of Chapter 62j Of the Private and
Special Acts of 1899 entitled an act to
establish board of police of the city
Of Biddeford. as amended by Chapter
90 of the Private and Special Acts of
1895, entitled an act to amend an act
entitled an act to establish a board of
police of the city of Biddeford, approx
ed March IS. 1898.
Bill. an act to authorize the construc-
ton of foot bridge over tide waters
in Boothbay Harbor.
Bill. an act amendatory Of Chapter
33 of the Public Laws of 1899. and Sec
ton 6 of Chapter 2S1 of the Public
Laws OF 1898, relating to the better pro
lection of sheep.
Bill, an act to grant a charter to the
Union Telephone Company.
Bill. an act to establish the Hancock
NchiAIN AStill elS COMPANY.
BIZ, an act to amend the charter of
the Northport Grove Camp Meeting
Association. House Document No. 1879.
Was read once and tabled on motion
Of Mr.. Parkhurst of Bangor.
Resolve in favor of the Maine Insane
Hospital.
Resolve in favor Of Kings Daughters
Home of Bangor.
Were severally read once and tomo:-
row assigned for second reading.
Resolve in favor of Cyrenus b.
Downs Of Winterport, in the county of
Waldo.
Was read once and tabled on motion
Of Mr.. Carleton of Winthrop.
subsequently on motion Of same gen
tleman. taken from the tabled and to-
morrow assigned for second reading
Resolve in favor Of the University OF
Maine 70: a central steam heating and
power plant.
Was read once. tabled. and Thursday
next assigned for it's consideration on
motion Of Mr.. Chase of Portland
PASSED TO DE ENGROsSED.
Bill, an act to amend the charter of
the city of Portland.
Resolve in favor Of Melinda +. Davis.
admx.
FINALLY PASSED.
Resolve in favor of the Central Maine
General Hospital.
Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for the Deaf
ORDERS OF THE DAY
ON motion of Mr.. Pmmmer of Port
Continued on page g.
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90 much good. l recommend ii to all
.'u!lcrtrs
al these times q tonic, a strength
hcllder IS needed. Something that will
strengthen the nerves, build up the
body. and al the same time agree with
the delicate stomach OF the invalid.
Nlhnl meets every one of these re-
Gnircments. ! know Of ease after ease
81 TINS KIND where il has been used and
~ almost every one of them the result
has justified my confidence in it,
During conValescence from any
"irkness Nlnol is great.
"Nlnol seems 10 be just as successful
after feTerS or other serious diseases
as after the Grippe.
Just listen to this testimony from
Miss Mary r. Campbell Of North
Nhitelicld, Me, who couldn't seem to
.'tt the right tonic 10 put her on her
feet again after hard run of sickness
until she began to take Vinol:
II is with pleasure that write Of
The good results obtained from usin"
''Ninol." After scarlet fever. found
il excellent IN building up the body
That's pretty good proof Of what |
lave IN telling you.
There il no Time whcn Vinol is
more helpful than after sickness. dur
Ing cunNIleScence.
"NinoI il delicious. 1t rests easily on
tie stomach. There is absolutely
nothing unpleasant about it,
And hes; Of an it does the work.
Finol ANA weakness are sworn enc
mics. and Ninol always wins the fight.
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By Mir. Eaton of Calais-Biu an not
to authorize Geo. II. Hunt to erect ard
maintain a wharf into tho tido ,,.,ta.s
of the st. CroiX river in tho to,,.,, -
HCbbnston.
EDUCATION.
By Mr.. Walker of Starks-piu az
act to amend section 2S and q ~ chan
ter II of the Revised Statutes, relating
to tie free high school year.
INTERIOR WATERS
BY Mr.. Eaton of Calais-Bll, an act
to extend the charter of the st. Croix
Water Power Company.
TAXATION.
BY Mr.. Farnsworth of Pembroke
Petition of c. {. Weston and ~ others
of Foxcroft in favor of an increase tax
ON corporations of the State: Of p. w.
;rarnham and GA others of Locks Mills.
of l.. G.. Packard and 16 others of
Egckport. of Jos. Tibbits and %
o. i.ers of Corinna: of G. H. Reed and
20 others Of Gardiner; of Samuel A.
Hill and - Others of Buxton; of
CYRUS 5. Witham and 8 others of
cam! erland county-all for same.
TEMPERANCE.
Rv Mr.. Allan of Portland-Re-
m.nstrance of James l.. Rackliffe and
8 others. residents Of Portland. against
reSuhrnissiOn. Received under a sus-
pension OF the rules.
CT IEi:RLsND COUNTY DELE
CATION.
By Mr.. Purnton of Gorham-Peti-
ton of d. NJ. Rand and % others of
G0rham in favor of an open time on
deer III Cumberland county during the
month of October
pE\0DsCOT COUNTY DELEG ALTON.
BY Mr.. Briggs of Hudson-Re-
mou,tranoe of Geo. II. Smith and Al
others Of Corinth against proposition
to build Il court house in Penobscot
county; of =. +. Harvey and 81 others:
OF H. w. Pcakcs and 81 others Of
ch1rI.et,u-all against same
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY DELE
CATION

by MIR. Purinton of Gorham-Peti-
tinn of u. NJ. Rand and 90 others of
Gnrham in favor Of an open time on
deer il Cumberland county during the
month of October.
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body intOn
will feel
heath-of increasing
children and
wela by the O Smth
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TEMPERANCE

Rv Mr.. Allan of Portland-Re-
mDnstrance OF James l.. Rackliffe and
3 others residents Of Portland. against
reSuhmission. Received under a sus-
pension OF the rules.
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By MIR. Eaton of Calais-BilI, an act
to authorize Geo H. Hunt to erect and
maintain Wharf into the tide waters
of the St CroiX river in the town of
ECbbinston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


FISH nEALBHs. ATTENrloNi--We arr
now ia position to Ali all orders. Place
standing order with us now and be sure
of nsh during Lett. Galveston Red snap;
per Company. wholesale dealers IA az
kinds OF fresh and frozen asa. 2l6-ol
NOTICE The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders OF the GUT Western Texas
and Pacific Railway Company viii be held
at the public Office. or place OF business, OF
said company n the city OF Victoris, Texas
on Monday, ilnuary Is, 1901, az o'clock
D. m. Aud Immediately after the adjourn
inent OF said annual meeting OF s.oekhpld'
crs there viii be held at the same place
the regular annual meeting OF the board OF
directors o! tad Railway Company. b NJ.
smith secretary. l-2S-Ol
THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF tn
stockholders Of the New York. Texas and
Mexican Railway Company will he held at
the public Off Q or place OF business OF said
company In The city OF Victoria, Texas. on
Monday. January %. 1901 at O'Clock p. m
And Immediately after the adjournment Of
sni1 annual meeting Of stockholders there
VIII be held at the same place the regular
annual meeting Of the board ~ directors Of
said Railway Company. n. N. Smith. SCI
rotary. I-9s n1
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NOTICE TO landlords and cuntractors--I do
paper hanS.n- very cheap. Geo. shapiro.
4oi' CenEioss avenue. h
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS

IDS IDS, for srading time miles Of canal Isvee.
cisarins viii ' Is. 10 nigh prairie work: no
aons Also 50 teams wanted t t,rS seS,
IN ssrs M BY dsy; land brsakns ~ acre wors
Address W. W ns canal Maiarordl county ns
4
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ana f!ior ~ ~ IED-Queen Victori7's n,
fb r'S u G,orlous Reign new book: caS cc -ne
BOOK and a aGs l iSlly ilus,r',cd r;tsi
lng $50 a day, OUTFIT ms,Ia1 az, age 2 MAX
Cb S, ~ Inc Bible House, Como IN, zen tent
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opium jaudanum. cocaine hab-
-: myself cured: will inform YOU OF harm
less. permanent home cure MTs. Bald
win AHox laf2. Chicago.
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MRS AND MISS EHRRNwERTIl have
,asen charge o the a. Brown boarding
y. ~, ~ Texas avenue aud arc prepared
y lurn'sR rrsi-class, board aud rooraS. rAf-
'renees exchanged a-i.ol
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NICE ROOMS wish board private family. so
Lou.sllna street References. q
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y40eI.

ANY PERSON wanting home in the hest
residence part Of Houston Will do we'll to
unimproved. 4 block with the pretti 81
and most convenient cottage in the city
on &. or = block with cottage and out.
ven!erces; situated on Louisiana street Gar
line, corner Webster street. Apply E II
VRsmer at court house or on premises L,
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LADlEs-uur double strength Tansy, Penny
roya and cottOnroot pills are a safe, GER
tam monthly regulator. delivered 10 plain
wrappers for 81. Dr. White Medicine CO..
? q. Box ., Houston, Texas p
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n ADitcsi Use chlchester's English seanyro, al Pills
fl Best. Safest, Only Reliablei Take 10 other.
- huy oryuur DrugGist srnd a.. stamps pAflle'
glars aud Relief Ladies letter ny rctur saaii.
Chlchesier Chemical Co., Philada-, ia.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NUIlCb-All persons naVng CI9.1s IP1i1SI
the estate ul Alexander J.. steele, rCtya. ed
are hereoy rcQulTeo Wlth.u tho li,ae ere
seubed 10y law, to resent tha dn,c C. che
thderS.gncc, 10 whom letters testaE~ ntary
on sac estate were granted, uvlt, on
January Is, 1901. tne residence ia j p( 81
olhte GODDESS OF the underslsied b, ng
Houston, Te&RS. J, {, Kidd, eA,,utc, OF
The Win OF Alexander H. steele, deceased.
%
NOTICE to landlords and cuniractors--T do
paper hanS.n- very cheap. Geo. Shapiro.
4oIs C.nsioss avenue. n
SAW Mill. PROPERTY viii sell at pri-
rate sale, al NV once ia the city OF Hcus-
,on, rom as Kan BUILDING, on the sta
Gay OF Fenr1aTy. 1901. between 10 and -
n M az OF the property belonging TO the
T. NJ. Richardson Ssn estate. coaslst-
ing oil Two san mills. tram roads. tenant
heuses' ey WAS ana al of the usua,
appTflenentes 10 saw mills These N lis
are sisua1oo Z. Wlourt. Il. on the Inturaa-
ronal anu Great N-Tthern railroad, thirty
miles nursh ot Hous ton In ontgomerY
ottAyv Texas apd there is connected Win
these mills. ana which I will sell at the
sane time ana place, 1880 acres OF laad
known as the Ma hew Dial survey 81
acre mill size, part OF he MONTGOMERY
county school land, $40 acres OF timber.
known a. the Rankin ;'Aeers 1914 acreg
o. TIMBER, known as the Ross timber Fun
particulars can be 90 aimed at my office a.
any time OF this property. which VIII al be
soic tcse her or IN separate parts, as the
Desk Nfer may be obtained. narties de-
s.ring 10 buy this property or any portion
uNIeeI are r00ue7'e 20 examine he same
and submit ,heir ds on ur before Fepfu-
any ! reserve tho rlght 10 reject any
s-6-0l
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A PRIVATE HOME and n1rmary for women
during accouchment tcontnemenO. trained
led Address p. o. Box 50. San ANTONIO
Texas. II
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AGENTS wal to sell the latest Invention
Tor producing lght; beats electricity,
cfeaper thsu kerosene. agents coming
money; largest factory promp sh,, ments
The Best Light Company Canton, .. p
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

AN IMPROVED FARM in Southern Missouri
city properly preferred. viii assume. also
scholarship IN Business college. 4, j., 3506
Smlth street. ~
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j. q. KITCHENS. Nagaso.a Texas, manu-,
features a salve that Will cure letter. &C.
fra. rnEwornl or old sores OF any Kind
pr!re SlOl ner * Any one 5uyinR this
sn,v1 and not benefited muuey refunded
WHO for .os.lmonials. 1-l7.0l
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AGENTS on salary or commission: the Erea,-
est agents seller ever produced, every user
Of pen and Ink buys il on s.shtj 200 TO $40
per cent proht; ono agcu s slIeS amounted
10 500 N six Gays another $32 in two
hours. Monroe Mfg Co. X 1856 La Crosse,
VIZ. 81
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AGENTS WANTED for a new paying ogsi-
ness; hes. scaeme out to make lnoley
sample and full particulars sont free Chas
Marshall, Mir, L1ckpori, y. y.