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The Redwood gazette., 1901-03-27
THE OFT Y
SHORT ITEMS GAZETTE1.

G. T. Howard had an appointment
at New Ulm last Thursday, and re
turned the following day.
Thos. Finn and Harry Ward were
at home a few days last week, dur
ing a short vacation at Manchester.
Auditor Tom.pkins has purchased
lots on the corner north from J. E..
Moon s, and intends to build a nice
residence on them this season.
Rev. VIM. Mitchell held the mid
week services of his church last
Thursday evening, having an en-
gagement to lecture at St. Peter on
the following evening.
The insurance on the J. Fl. Dale
stock at Renville was allowed in
full, $4,000, and the frstsale which
followed drew a concourse Of people
that was too large to be waited up
on, during the first few days.
At the evening service of the
Presbyterian church Tuesday of
last week, the announcement was
made that Rev. r. i. Barackman
had been called back to Marshall
by telegram requesting his pres
ences on accountof the funeral of a
child in his congregation. The
special meetings were consequently
discont tinued.
The Renville Record is disposed
to be fair in considering the Bel
view bridge controversy, and says
that those who take the trouble to
consider the matter at all, recog-
nize readily the justice of the re-
quest of those living near the lower
site that the law be repealed in or
der that the bridge may be moved.
There are a number of Renville ed
itors who simply haven't taken
the trouble to consider the matter
at all. /" but have used a lot Of hos
tile rumors and allegations just the
same, in referring to the matter.
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a 6. & M. SWALLOW.
Carpenter Blows in to Redwood
Falls and TWitters hopefully.

One swallow does no. make sum
mer. Nevertheless, after the win
ter of our discomfort, it is pleasant
to see even the advance courier of
the mud builders. On the same
principle, the average citizen smiled
last Wednesday to greet G. & M.
Carpenter-he Of the silyery voice
and the tireless lung.
It was the same old Carpenter,
though somewhat chastened by ex-
perience and adverse fortune, as
evidenced by his careless attire and
coyness Of speech in referring to
the G.. & M.
Nevertheless, the day starof hope
still shines for Carpenter One OBJ
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway.
TIME CARD, REDWOOD FALLS
Subject to change

LOCAL TIME CARD. REDWOOD FALLS.
Subject to change.
DEPARTURES OF TRAINS.
No. SO. daily except Sunday .......1 p. m.
For Chicago st. Paul, Minneapolis. Winona,
and east: also for Tracy, Marshall, Water
town, Huron and Pierre Parlor car, Kasota
to ST. Paul and Minneapolis Sleeper, Man
kato to Chicago.
No 81. daily except Sunday)...:. 4:3o p. m;
west between Waseca and Tracy. Makes
connection with Omaha at Kasota for Sioux
City and Omaha.
ARRIVAL OF TRAINS.
No 81, daily except Sunday ....1O:15 a, m
Connects with new train, No. 5, from east.
No, 63, daily except Sunday -. ..4:15 p. m.
From Chicago st. Paul Minneapolis, ,Winona
and all points east and west.
w. B. KNIsKERN. A. G. JOHNSON,
Gen PaSs and Ticket Agt GeT Mnoagg Agent Mnn
W. S. BRAMMER. Agent, Redwood Falls MINI
MinneauOlis & st. LOuis Railway.
Htme of arrival and departure Of mail and
press trains from Redwood,
EAST.
No. 13, daily except Sunday, 1897 "a. M,
for MiereapOliS and St. Paul, cor Meeting witt
. through trains for Chicago and the east ST
Louis, Hot Springs and the south. Des
MOines Omaha and points west. Through
dining and sleeping cars.
WEST.
No. IA. daily except Sunday. :43 p. m.
For Hanley Falls and Watertown.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
East 600 p. m. West $50 a, m
Every day until further notice.
J. A. JONES, Agent.
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wild with Eczema
Fire Could Not Have Been More
Painful.

Fire Could Not Have Been More
Painful.
g After spending two years in TAX
ing all kinds of medicines that were
suggested for eczema, but without
avail, my mother was induced to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla. The result was
wonderfully gratifying. Her limbs
had been terribly lacerated by the dis
ease, and there were times when fire
could not have been more painful.
She was, in fact, almost wild. Two
bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla COM
pletely cured her, and not trace of
eczema was left" e. w. DECKER,
Gardiner, N. Y.
Eat Well, Sleep Well.
"Hood's Sarsaparilla has been q
great blessing to me. / was weak,
irritable, tired and nervous; had no
appetite and was always sad and des-
pondent. One day got hold of q
little book about Hoods Sarsaparilla.
I looked it over and resolved to try a
bottle. I was better before it was
gone, so | kept on until / had taken
five bottles. / can now sleep well,
feel cheerful and can do all my work,
including plain sewing, and | can
walk two or three miles day. | am
IS years old and now feel that life is
worth living" Mrs. EMMA SMITH,
68 E. Mitchell St., OsWego, N. Y.
Critical Period Of Life.
"I took Hoods Sarsaparilla during
the critical period of my life, and now,
at the age of so years, | am strong
and healthy. 1t is great medicine
for the blood. I find Hoods to be the
best" Mrs. III. PoMRoY, % Lansing
Street, Auburn, N. Y.
You can buy Hoods Sarsaparilla Of
any druggist. Be sure to ask for Hoods
and do not accept any substitute.
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I Signs Of spring.
The millinery stores full Of busi-
ness.
The price Of eggs IS steadily drop
ping.
Bird music is heard every pleas
ant morning.
The small boy and his marbles
are much in evidence.
Wm. Carson of st. Paul, an attor-
| Iney for the Fidelity Trust company,
was in the city last Friday.
RenvilIe mas already planned to-
build a s12, 900 school house addi-#
tion and a 81, 900 NJ. E. church dur
| ing the coming summer.
/ Irving Thurston, aRedwood coun-
ty boy Of long ago, is selling out
his stock of goods at Window to go
to Dowie s Zion, City to engage in
business.
Editor Barager of the New Ulm
Review was in the city last Friday,
in the interest of the telephone di-
rectory which is being printed at
his Office for all the towns in this
system We acknowledge a pleas
ant call.
Mrs. Lucilia Carpenter, wife of
Myron Carpenter of this vicinity,
began an action against the City of
Redwood Falls for $500 damages
last Thursday. Somerville & Oh
sen, her attorneys, allege in their
complaint that on the Both of May
last year the plaintiff sprained her
ankle by stepping through defec-
tive crossing, and that she suffered
great pain for month thereafter,
and was prevented thereby from
going about her ordinary household
avocations. The crossing in ques-
tion is the one leading from the
north side of Third street to the
west front of the court house, be-
tween the bus barn and the court
house square. The new city attor-
ney, C. T. Howard, will defend the
action in the courts.
Chas. Zuberbier of Johnsonville
came to this city last Thursday
with Louis Westburg. a relative
who came to this county, about two
weeks ago from ST. Louis. West
burg has shown symptoms Of men
tai unsoundness, and was up for ex-
animation on that account. He tes-
titled that he was a printer by trade,
39 years of age and single. He
came up from St. Louis at the ex-
pense Of some fund for aiding emf
grants. according to his story, being
/ furnished with a ticket to Tracy
and 70 cents for subsistence on the
way. County Attorney Clague was
| I rs rs
consulted as to the proper disposi-
tion of the case, and on Saturday
Sheriff Small took him back to St.
Louis. Westburg seemed rational
in some respects, but is undoubted
ly a proper subject for hospital
treatment.
| Geo. Bunce, formerly Of this
place, has struck a good thing
in the patent line, and this is the
way it is described in the Granite
Falls Tribune; A cabinet for hold
ing statements of account, and these
are SO fastened that when you want
any particular letter all that is nee
essary to do is to raise a contri-
vance to the desired letter when
the thing opens automatically and
then falls into place. It is device
he has invented and is selling like
hot cakes at s. each. 1t enables a
person to keep his accounts in a
compact form always ready and
does away with the tedious process
of bookkeeping, Mr.. Bunce ex-
poets to sell territory and will
make big money out OF his patent
as he should, for it is certainly the
most convenient thing we have yet
seen. About ten business houses
here put them in.
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THE REDWOOD GAZETTE.
BY AIKEN & scHMAHL

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1901.
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WEATHER AND CROPS.

Calvert. Robertson County, Texas March
no last night, beginning about oclork
n heavy rain heGRp falling and continued
for two hours. the heaviest rain since the
h"acy rains If last spring. The streets
were Hooded and in many places gullies
an" washed II has not vet been learned
Whht damage has been done TO farms and
growing crops. hut the land must be washed
hndly This morning about $50 o'clock
another heavy downpour came. The wind
IS now from the north and indications are
that Tho rain IS over.
Troy Bell County. Texas, March 3O,-Thls
morning there was very fine rain. The
corn Is comIug up; some nave good stands,
while some farmers think they may have
TO plant over. There is no report of bugs
or ui"S being In the small grain, and up
la this writing the small grain is looking
very promising There will he but little
increase OF acreage in cotton, but an in
crease In corn acreage.
Waco. McLcnnau County. Texas. March
~ tue rain that started yesterday even.
ing continues, and there is no doubt that
me rain Is general. Ii will be of Immense
yalue TO The farmers and crops. Stock
water which has been scarcity is now
plentiful, and the Brazos river. which has
been very low. Is beginning to rise.
Abilene Taylor County. Texas, March %
rms section was visited this morning by
fine rain. The soil was becoming hard
aud dry, but the recent rain viii completely
remove these difficulties from the farmers
iSlng
Hlnsboro nm County, Texas, March 30
me hnest rain of this year fell last even
lGc and night. The prospects are good for
plenty Of rain for stock water Farmers
are much encouraged aud report crops
growing at a lively rate.
Mineral Wells. Palo Pinto County, Texas
March ~. \ copious rain visited this see
uen today thereby insuring . bountifu.
wheat crop, The majority of the farmers
have their corn planted and uA with good
Grcenyllc. Hunt County, Texas. March
90 The fruit growers say that so far none
81 tbs lfuit in this section is injured and
lnat unless something unforeseen happens
last.
Pcndletonyinc, Bell County. Texas. Marcb
80. The farmers are all smiles today over
Inc good rain they had last night. Ii gives
them good season for their wheat. corn
ana planting cotton.
t-tleavy showers of rain fell here today,
Tue earth Is thoroughly soaked. Wheat IL
improving. IL Is thought the redbug Is
leaving II now.
10 Farmers are wen up with their work
Torn slow coming up. but very few had 10
pant over. great deal of cotton planted
Rain Is badly needed
penlson, Grayson County Texas, March
Sn.-Ihis section has been visited by a
very heavy rainfall. The corn crop is about
all planted and the rain Is opportune.
Timpson. Shelby County. Texas. March
50. Good rain fell here this morning. he.
ginning about O'Clock. ana continue
about Two hours. II was not needed par.
tieularly. 20
taee, Navarro County. Texas March 20
A heavy rain fell here this evening, which
WIZ peheht corn, oats aud wheat.
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DEATHS IN TEXAS.

WILCoX.-Bryau, Texas March 80.
News has reached here Of the death of Mr.
j. Z. Wilcox M his home near lola, in
crimes county. Mr.. Wilcox received a
hined with typhoid pneumonia, resulted III
his death. Mr.. Wilcox was one Of the
pest men In Grimes county and was well
and fayorably known in BRYAN. He leaves
a wife ami four children 10 mourn his loss.
ANTHONY. Corsicana. Texas, March 30.
Deputy Sheriff Waiter A. Anthony Of Hch-
deiyon county died this afternoon AT Maia-
kon Of pneumonia. Anthony was the of
hccr who arrested Shaw, the notorious
murderer, on the Cotton Belt railway
miles east Of here several years ago. He
viii he buried tomorrow at Richland.
CoWAN.- Brenham, Texas, March 80 p
Miss Mary Eliza Cowan, sister Of Mr. W.
y. CoNan, died at o'clock saturday morn.
rug ny her brothers residence. Miss Cowdn
was In the thirty ninth year of her age.
Her death was due To pneumonia. which
developed from n relapse OF IN grippe. 'rhe
funeral occurred at 1870 p. m, taking place
from the residence.
Josephine smith, wife Of Mr.. +. c. Smith,
proprietor ~ the Durant hotel. died here
yesterday morning at ] O'Clock after q
hriet Illness age Al years, and was buried
az ii o'clock today In the city cemetery.
MIS- smiths mother, who was II years
GA died and was buried last Friday.
ANDING. Rosebud, Texas. March pa
= NJ, Anding OF New Salem community
uled Yesterday OF pneumonia. He was a
prominent farmer
,,TAN LoR. -Timpson. Texas. March 3D.
Mrs Taylor wife Of Bud Taylor a promi-
nent merchant Of this place, died here this
morning.
CONWAY .-Runge. Texas, March s0.-Mr.
isaac Conway, an old citizen OF this coun-
W died In Yoakum yesterday at the resi-.
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FOR THE GRIP.
You Have Heard OF Many Medicines,
Did You Ever TRY This One.

You Have Heard OF Many Medicines
Did You Ever TRY This One.
Everybody YOU meet on the streets now
adays either has just had the grip. is com.
ing down with ii or has a cure for IT,
The disease has been a puzzle to physi.
clans ever since It's appearance several
years ago and II Is as much of a puzzle
today as II was they. 1t exhibits such n
variety OF sympt oms In different indivil.
uals ana leaves such disastrous results ar.
ter apparent recovery. that AS yet It's Pre-.
science
However, there is no doubt but that tho
grip is catarrhal In character aud the lead.
Ing system In nearly every case Is in.
creased secretion In the head and throat
IN fact The hrst indications OF Ia yrnpc
ere those OF a cold In the head which *
tends TO The throat and lungs
DR., johnson Ames advises as the safest
course 70 pursue on the urst appearance, OF
grip symptoms 70 keep 60 the house Tor A
lels every hour the Arst day AMI every
Two hours the following dan aul stat -
that this will break up the trouble hefnre
Il becomes deep.seateL
These catarrh tablets are antiscntic and
harmless and prevent fever and The Snr
ther development OF grip germs nud ward
on the ever.preseni danger OF pneumcnio
Or, Gerald Simpson saws: II have fonna
StuaUS Catargh Tablets a DInasnn, ',,,t
thoroughly reliable remedy for fhe GRIN
especially with elderly people Min whom
this prevailing disease Is ALWAYS daps,r'
GUS; the tablets can be found NJ any u H.,
store, and II used freely duripg- the nrss
rev DAYS OF the attack will break n mn
la grippe Is catarrhal affection. The
serms are IN the air and no one Is nrons
Ss.lnst ~, nul the timely use OF Stuart's
tata.rh iablets viii prevent any serious
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|@ THE FAIR, sol Travis Street. Cor. Prairie Ave.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eseseeeessssees.es

six months. Most Of those who come buy
land william lamlns ana son or Bonhum
recently bought NJ G. w White Of Waco
his ranch of $40 acres for $4,000
RIO GRANDE ClTY--A detachment or
twenty men and one officer Of the First
United States artillery arrived at this post
10 relieve detachment of tho TOuth
United states cavalry, and Lteutenant
Fonda. who arG going Ia join their troop 10
go TO the Philippines
MoNTAGUE.-An election was neld
here to determine whether special tax
OF II cents on the 500 should he levied
for road purposes and also to deterniHe
whether cattle should he permitted TO run
AZ large. The majority on both PROPOSE
tions was In the negative.
LADONIA.--A man and a woman were
arraigned in court Tuesday, charged with
assaulting Noah Cooper Ht the light plant
last Saturday night. but were discharged.
the evidence not being sufficient. Cooper
was unable to tell when ana how he be
came unconscious.
PARIS The divorce suits In the dis
trlct court, which will convene next Mon
DAY. Outnumber all tho other cases on the
clNll docket put together There are POI
HlLLSBoRo-Ch Chapel ear Good VIII VIII
arrive here saturday morning with Mis-
slonay G. c, Rogers In charge. He viii
conduct revival OF several days.
MGREGoR Central Texas presny-
terry is In session here. About forty min.
listers ana ruling elders are present Rev
Taylor Of Hico was elected moderator
PARIS, Rev. y. Il. Graves, pastor of the
First Baptist church, rendered his resigna'
tlon at prayer meeting last night, 10 take
effect az once.
PARIS Bud Edwards. aged 10 slipped
while climbing Into barn aud sustained
injuries, from which he died In short
time.
pENIsoN.--a council Of the United Com
mercisl Travellers IL 10 be Instituted here.
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INCIDENTS an TEMPLE.-

Small Boy Lost Finaes: AGED Gentle
mans LEG Broken.
Temple. Texas, March 30. White Light,
0 years old, was severely wounded yester,
day afternoon by toy pistol. The pistol
was one Of the kind that shoots - -ealIbre
cartridge and Willie, with some other boys,
had been shooting at some Kites they
we're hyiug. One of the cartridges refused
TO 20 on after having been snapped a
couple Of times. but was afterwards dis
charged. Two Of the little tellows nngers
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dence of his son. His remain
brought TO Runge this nornins
10 Helena for burial. L
HUDSON. Rosebud, Teas, y
W. r. Hudson, a prominent p
Wilderville, died Of hemorhase
MCCOY. Rosebud, Texas Male
Mccoy died at Marlin Of ropst
near here.
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MARRIAGES IN Tb'

WILKINS STRICKLAND Y
Texas, March 29.-Marriet - \
Catholic church. Mr.. Bush ,:
this city and Miss Lottie L. IA
LayAca county. Quite a lps'
groom's friends in this eip w.
witness the ceremony. me ~
will reside IN the old Edne
stead until fall, when they W
Nebraska, their future nome
SMITH HICKSON = Locks'
March 29.-Mr. Archie Smith u.
iiickson were married las Nj
residence OF the brides fatpetr.-i
The young couple have the o"r
Of many friends.
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As GERMANS DAILY LIFE.
Fond Of Harmless AmuSements, He
Fits Things TO Time.
ABOUT HOME AND SOCIAL REUNIONS
Strict Laws OF Domestic and Pubic Eli
quette----ln the Ballroom--A batcrnal
Government--On TIE Road
corrnnnmdence RaltImore snn.

Baltimore Sun
RS. -. NJ.
beriin' March ''r-ihe "eFhhu hhfS 20
be amused. and arrnnges his life accord
,,.tr t,rorr-tbIno nossihln 10 celebrate in
'usF, i'''a 'S ,,,. IN, A..
domestic. Tengaaas ana pubhc hie ne ccIc'
bratcs. lie never does IL 10y himself II IL
/. na,,ny ,r.ir IN. family assemblies
- ran'S sum i','''
W1en IL Is not merely a iamNy nnaif Tue
celebration takes place In thu "vcreLn."
There Is no public TO wh1ch more amllse,
n sie ar .oi ~ tbo, ihose n,inyra hy Inc
German people.
German stays AT home when he Is on
sertalhins' , ntinA'h ,n.,vts " I'M LIE rar
,he family and IL more intimate connpc.
,t,,y tbnyc g. ,bc aftrrnoon coffee. This
,.,,rs i,c,,,cnr and q o'clock every after-
,,oor If you orc n stranger and ARE in
t,,L ,5,t. ,.,.,, si,pr,t. fi,uttinn Won funy
NI.eu 49,, 20 'r,ii.r,,,siy - Of IN rbnenu low
coliS'usI ",i a,,, T" ncrel,H In vonr
ann Nlln n,", ,a.'r 'tU', r,as,n 70 sun
own lalhlll, you my ',f'is ,t,,i,,b mil
pose inc union on iHthHSH ~ ~ ~,
ncny Wonid DC p'e's'Ht 'u"' -
AAAc hAa+N'-N'
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AHHnT all bowel troubles appendicitis, bill
hEEMhz iousness, bad breath. bad blood. wind
EREEhH the stomach, bIoated bowels, foul
SSRhha mouth, headac he, indi gestton, pimpies,
pains after eating, liver trouble saoyv complexion
and dizziness. when your bowels don't move regu-
larry you getting sick. Constipation kills
starter for tho chronic ailments and long OF
suffering that come afterwards, NO matter what
ais you, start taking CASCARETS to-day, for yon
viii mover get well and he well all time until
you put your bowels right. Take advice;
with CASCARETS to-day, under an absolute guar
anlee TO cure money refunded.
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SHORT TEXAS SPECIALS.

ALBANY. Iladley Robert sold IN Ken
4 Gibbs or Clifton 2OO0 bushels OF When
NJ 20 cents ner hushel. MIR, Robert RAISED
az o, II on his farm IN this county. his
bushels Wv"
ROSCOE immigration into this county
v very heavy. IL ts estimated that The
population has been doubled In the iast
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REQUESTED TO RESIGN
WRITTEN BY CHARLES NEWTON HOOD.
Copyright 1901. the CHRIS tinn Herald. New York;


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Wind and Rain stnr.,

Columbus, Ca. March so. A wind storm.
accompanied by heavy rain. passed over
this city this afternoon about o'clock.
Two houses aud several telegram nalos In
the nelghbolaood were blown down. No
one Is reported hurt.
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bow frst % man . man BOWS ohy once
10 her. II he meets her second time IN
mornings walk In the street or III ny
foyer Of q theater or opera be drops MS
eyes as not TO see her. and sale is tx
peeted 10 do likewise. man may stop
q woman on the street aud speak 10 hei
few minutes she can not stop him. but
they can not walk together on the street
They can not sit together In room alone
for more than a few moments. When q
man calls ne asks for tho mother. or who
ever takes her place az chapcron. and "
neither one Is af home the girl Is not at
| liberty TO scr her visitor.
ask Rim 10 call Is fearful breach Of cti
| oupttn IL ~ mot allowed u mother 10
! invite a Young mun to go with her laugh
! Ter ~ any piarr VI public amusement or
| 10 any place where his going would 81 her
| cxpefise, lDt man ran giv. the Invitation
| and il can be accepted and be quite cor
root A tnnthcr Issues nm Invitation for
! n home dinner or ans entertainment IN
nor o,rr hni,se and The man accounting
| calls immediateiy on recc.iing the invita-
I lion and a dny or two after The event rtIiis
/ ,Nai, U,i,.n ,ot,iur ia dinner Il is very
! ,,ss,,i Tor ti,e man 10 hiring Movers to nls
4 h,etovs
! The Observance NJ oil these small detahs,
/ Of seclal laws s'gns w y, tbn nart Of
| q iodr nstablishca reputation for her
4 that places her ont sidc Of al social reeog
milton. and FOR the SAKE Of hetssli any i, u'
| country inn ~ nv e., h,tter she slonid
In Rome do as Romans do
Police Reoulatlons.
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! ' -, 49,. rs,no Of
! other lRud deserves 800 Wen '"e i'"
! Futhorland- as soon as You arrive II
/ takes notice OF you iou' h"I"''
dress, occupation last Si"pp'uN paw "'..
! destination are all sent 10 the police. u
g., nt,. ,.cpssorv that letter. or kilograms
~ '''s 80, - ,ns cIfy ln
bear your h'lHe "hu H"'' W. -,
which Won live 20 nave them pnhcl many
! l.u,oroa t,rougb this police list. IT you
uti'n "" "a w 4.t,,,,I ,,t,, Ia ga rho pOlicc
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Tho Latin words the doctor ed to the
Ana iis fatal lack Of o hy rt.
Bu u rather strikes Ne Tor M a
10 another field o ne An
Whore the
And it's seldom that angel is 10
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s,,;oo Insurance comoss

Topeka. March 30, -e ~ 81:
Nichols brought suit In fa s,scil'
today against fifty'nine Tones
panles doing business ID hrs;
cnte them under the ~ ID =
1891. The companies a'e
union companies.
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Hard Coughs

No matter how hard your
cough is or how long you have
had it, you want to get rid of
it, of course. 1t is too risky
to wait until you have CON
sumption, for sometimes it's
impossible to cure this disease,
even with