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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23
PROGRAM.

OF the Fallsburg and Bear Creek
Dis. Sunday school Convention, to
be held at the Newcomb church,on
Saturday, June 2Sth.
9:3O-Song service conducted by
NJ. II. Rlce.-Song "To the cross"
PRAYER, by r. II, Billups.
Welcome address-A. j. Frasher,
Response-Jno. Shortridge.
Song-"Rally round the cross"
The Sunday School and morality
-Jno. Shoat.
Soug-Scattering precious seeds.
Report OF District Secretary.
Decision Day-W. j. Vaughan.
Song-"Diamonds in the rough"
Appointment OF committee.
Song-"Calling the prodigal."
Noon.
Report Of Committees and other
business.
The Sunday school, what it is,
what it does and what it afects-R.
r. Burns.
Song-"Let the Sunshine in"
What is the best method OF Gre
atine a greater interest in our Sun.
day schools--W. j. Vaughan.
Song-"I want to be worker"
What the school may do for
preaching service--Rev, Ball and
j. f. Hatten.
Song-"Sweeping through the
Gates"
Address-The teacher and his
prepardtory-R. IL. Billups and T.
b. Belomy.
Short taIk-"Why | am here. y
superintendent and visitors.
Song-W When the roll is called up
yondcr.
All are cordially invited to come.
We visitors should take, II posi-
bic, our dinner and thereby insure
the presence II the ladies who 9th,
erwise would have to stay at home
and prepare dinner.
JNo. A. BILLUp, Dis. Sec
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Death of a Former Citizen.

zone OF our most respected and
beloved citizens passed TO his re-
ward last Monday morning, death
resulting from heart trouble and
Brights Disease.
William Raines HoIbrook was
born in Blaine, Lawrence Co., Ken.
lucky, May 18th, 1925. He spent
the greater part OF his lifetime in
the "Blue Grass region Of Ken
lucky but in 1883 he moved with
his family to Toward Lake, Mimi,
where he resided until April, 1901.
At that time he and his wife came
to Donnybrook to make their home
with their son j. G, Eolbrook.
on December 3rd., 1850, Mr., Hol-
brook was married to Miss Paulina
Prater. Their married life was one
of unaIloyed pleasure until death
came to take away from the loving
wife and children the trueSt Of
husbands and fathers. Ten chill
dren were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Holbrook, five OF whom with the
mother survive the departed one:
II. w. Holbrook and II. w. Hol-
brook, OF Howard Lake, Mimi,
Mrs. Artie Boggs, OF Blaine, KY,
Mrs. Mamie Holbrook, Of Tacoma,
Wash, and John c. IIobrooE, Of
Donnybrook.
For many years Mr.. Holbrook
was engaged in the mercantile,
stockraising and lumber business
at his birthplace but Of late years
his advanced age and feeble health
have forced him to abandon bust
ness of 81 kinds ANDY to settle
down in peace and comfort for the
remaining years of his life.
Mr.. Holbrook's home was but a
stones throw from the dividing
4ine OF the north and south Of the
United States aud when the war OF
the Rebellion broke out he did not
hesitate to shoulder his musket
and march forth to do or die for
his country. He was a good sol.
der, fighting valiantly for cause
he loved and knew to be right. A
position OF high rank in the army
did not fall TO his lot, due more to
the fact that his modest nature
prompted him to a life OF service
rather than OF authority. Com.
missions were offered him which
he refused, preferring to stay in
the ranks. -Four years he spent in
his cOuntry's cause during the civ.
il conflict and at the close of the
war he was not permitted to take
up civil life but entered the Secret
Service where he did courageou,
work for his country.
Many years ago Mr.. Holbrooh
became christian uniting with
the church Of the Disciples o.
Christ, in which faith he lived AM
died. His life was truly a nobl,
one; he lived not for himself aon,
but was happy in doing go I'd 70
others. a kinder father, a NOR
faithful husband could not b,
found. His kindness OF heart wa
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CASPER


Rev. Albert Miller preached the
funeral of Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Bel
lomy's baby Sunday.
Sunday school is progressing
nicely, with Theadore Ruggles as
supt.
Misses Bertha and Anna Miller
and Lizzie Bellomy attended Quar-.
terly meeting at Garrett Chapel
Sunday.
Born, to Frank Queen and wife,
boy,
Charley Miller and wife wont to
Mavity last week to see their broth
er Will.
Sackie Queen, of Newcomb, at.
tended church at this place sun
day.
Pharo Miller and Ubric Ogle Wis
tied relatives on Bnrl branch lest
week.
Ed Hatten and Fred Black, OF
Durbin, attended church at Tyree
Sunday.
Ira Vanhorn attended church at
this place Sunday.
Dack Petry, of Culbertson had
his leg broken some time ago. We
are glad to say he is able to be out
again.
Born TO the wife of George Pow
ers, girl.
Church at this place has changed
from Sunday morning until even
ing. , sisters.
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GAIT.
Sunday school was organized at
Green Valley Sunday, Adam Har.
nn Snnt

Sunday school was organized at
Green Valley Sunday, Adam Har.
mon Supt.
Mrs. Nellie Arthur and Miss
Belle Shortridge were guests OF
Mrs. Chadwick Friday.
Ted Lockwood and wife visited
John Arthur and wife Sunday.
Logan Cooksey visited Willie
Chadwick recently.
Tom Chadwick and wife visited
relatives at 0lioyille recently.
Miss Clara Cooksey has return
ed from an extended visit at Cat
lettsburg.
Lee Ekers visited homefolks
Monday.
Will Woods visited at J.K Chad
wick's Monday.
Miss Matte Haws visited Mrs.
Arthur recently,
John Vanhorn attended church
at Morgans creek Sunday.
John Arthur made business
trip to Catlettsburg Friday.
Mrs. Castoria Chadwick visited
Mrs. Nollle Arthur recently.
Mrs. Woods was shopping ID
Louisa Monday.
Lige Roup and wife visited Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Friday. Dixie
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Two
Are
One

In marriage only when there is equality
of health as well as affection. Affection
may be the basis of unity in marriage,
but the supersluicture depends largely
on the wonianly health. When the wife
is tormented with backache, distressed
by headache, and racked by nervous
ness, she haa no ambition for exercise or
pleasure.
Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription
makes weak women strong and sick
women we'll. 1t cures headache, back
ache, and other womanly ills by curing
the diseases of the wonanly organism
which cause them 1t establishes regu-
larity, dries weakening drains, heals in
Illumination and liberation and cures
female weakness.
Weak and sick women are invited to
consult Or. Pierce, by letter, rec. All
correspondence is held as strictly private
and sacredly confidential Address DIR.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, n. y.
The dealer who offers a substitute for
uFavorite Prescription does so to gain
the little more profit paid on the sale OF
less meritorious medicines. His profit is
your loss, therefore accept no substitute.
any wife commenced to complain twenty
years ago. writes Lewis A Miller cNChief Of
Police. "a Prospect Sheet Wcisspurt Pa. awe
have tried the skill Of twelve different doctors
She tooli gallons Of medicine during the time
she was i'll until / wrote TO YOU and you told ns
what to do. She has taken eight bottles OF Dr
Pierce's Favorte Prescription and six OF the
Golden Medical Discovery She can 10 he
own work now and can walk around again aud
Is quite smart.
rYou can publish this letter if you wish W,
have received such beueht that we wish ever
Sufferer could derive the SAME amount Of good
My wife's complaint seemed 10 he q compiica
ton Of diseases the doctors said. We viii
ever remain your friends. May God bless yoi
and your Institute
DR.. Pierce's Pellets are the most desir
able laxative for delicate women.
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ONCE IS ENOUGH TO SEE

Gustave Dores portrait OF Dante Ia worth
seeing once. But once is enough. Some
such look you notice on the faces of those
who have suffered, and stin suffer, much
physical pain; people ject TO rheumatism,
govt, neuralgia, periodic headache, lumbi-
go, or pain from somo old lesion. This pain.
habit puts its marks on them, as the custom
Of handling ropes crooks SAILORS fingers;
or as too much riding Of bicycle stamps a
worried expression on certain faces. No
wonder people said Of the Italian poet as
he passed along, "Th@e goes
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commissioners Sale.


L. H Skaggs guardian for Nora Hay
Sc his wards plh
VS. Judgment
Nora Hay Nola Hay Orlando Hay
Martin Hay aud Cecil and John Hay
deftS
By virtue Of Judgment and order of
sale OF the Lawrence Circuit Court reu
dered at thu April term thereof 1902 ia
the above styled cause the Undersigned
will on Monday June l6 1902 at the
court house door in Louisa. Lawrence
county Ky being county court day
proceed 10 expose to public sale Dc the
highest bidder or bidders, the following
described property towit
LIST tract, Situated in Lawrence Co
| Kentucky on tn. waters OF Biz Blaine
creek ana bounded Us follows Begin.
ming ON three walnut~ near the branch
near the county road thence 49, W 81
poles to whit oaks - W jNpoles to
beech 80 52 poles to ahaeah "a
W 60 pole gum " poles To- two
gums. thence to Ferguson line thence
with his line To- the beginning contain.
ling 80 acres more or less
2ud tract SItuabdin Lawrence couu
Ity Kentucky and ~ the waters OF Biz
Blaine creek and bounded rs follow,
viz Beginning on north hillside neal
a spring on 4 beech and maple G5 e 20
poles to three black oaks s3w llOp1lt,
to black oak aud hickory near the
/ Morgan county line W SO poleStotw
chestnut oaks n 90 " 30 pole, tu a bHrl
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Commissioners Sale.
L P Watson PIN

L. L. watson, I'm
VS..
NJ. d. Perkin. e others Deft
BY virtue of Judgment andurder of
sale of Lawrence Circuit Court render
ed at the April term thereof 1902 in
the above styled cause the undersigned
will, on Monday June l6 1902 being
county court day proceedto expose 10
public sale to the highest and best bid
der, at the court house door IN Luuisa.
Lawrence county KY the following
described property or 50 much thereof
as may be necessary toproduce thesun
of $l2OO.OO with interest from April t.
1892 until paid, and the costs herein
subject to credit Of $50 90 paid April
IA 1898 towit
A certain tract Of land situated. lying
aud being in the county of Lawrence
and State of Kentucky ON the Dry fork
of Little fork Of little Sandy river near
the month Of the Camp Branch and
bounded as follows viz Beginning Oh a
sassafras on the bank of the Dry fork
down Dry fork and with Dry fork to a
black oak on a cliff, thence Il north
course joining the lands of q W Webb
thence with said line 10 Il dogwood and
white oak thence a. south course to the
beginning containing about five acres
be the same more or less.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23

apparent to all. He loved the chill.
dren as only noble man can.
Many of the little ones knew him
and called him Grandpa. Among
the older people he was beloved by
all. A noble man has been taken
from our midst and called home to
enjoy eternal happineSs-the re-
ward OF the just.
Funeral service were conducted
at the home Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. Hynes, OF Kenmare, and
at the grave the q. A. II. and a. O.
L. W. burial services were given.
Temporary burial was made on
the homestead west of town.
The above was taken from the
Donnyhrook Courier, OF North pa
kota. Mr.. VIM. r. HOibrook was
a brother OF A. NJ. Holbrook, OF
this county, and DR.. Z. r. 4iol-
brook OF Cimarron City, Okla. His
death was a sad blow to his many
relatives and friends in this coun-
ty.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23

DIR, Bergin, Pana ILL.,, writes; Il have
used Billiards. Snow Imminent; always
recommend it to my friends, as am
con dent there is no better made, 1t is
II dandy for burns Those who live
ON farms are especially liable to many
accidental cuts burns and bruises, which
heal rapidly when Billiards. Snow Lini-
ment is applied 1t should always be
kept in the house for cases Of emergen-
cy 95c, jOc and 81 at A. NJ. Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23

Whites Cream Nermifuge has aclriev
ed "a world widereputatiou as being thu
best of all worm destroyers. and for il,
TOME inhusuce on weak aud unthrifty
children as it ncutculi2es the the sour
ness Of the stomach improves thoir di
gestion, strengthen, their nervous svs
TEN and restores them 10 health n,
at A. NJ Hughes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23
THE Man WHO NEVER LAUGHS"

The complaints above named all yield 10
the action OF Benson's Porous Plasters, and
quickly too. Not only those, but colds and
coughs, kidney and liver affections, all
COMPOSITIONS and muscular strains, diseases
of the chest, asthma and all ailments which
are open TO external treatment 1t Is fire.
quontly said that Benson's Plaster 10 Pains
Master. 1t cures when others arc not even
able to relieve. For thirty years the lead
ing external remedy. The old style plas-
tors, as well as salyes, liniments oils, etc,
have htae or no efficacy as compared with
II. Use IL. Trust It. Keep II in the
house. Ask for Benson's plaster; take no
other. All druggists, or we will prepay
postage on any number ordered in the
United States on receipt Of 200. each.
SsAbury a johnson, Mfg. Chemists, ny,
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4 NEARLY rArAr Rr-NAwAY

Started horrible ulcer on the leg of
J. B. Orne., Franklin Grove, III which
defied doctors and all remedies for four
years. Then Bucklens Arnica Salve
cured him. just as good for boils,
burns, bruises cuts earns and piles. 25l
at a Hughes
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BLAINE.


George Garter has returned from
Columbus, o.
q. l.. Gussler visited our school
this week.
Dennle Wellman and wife visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Swetnam re-
Gently.
Mrs. Della Carter has bought
Mrs. II. c. Osborn's millinery
stock.
Kennie Cyrus passed here last
sunday enroute to Lindsey Well
mans. ~
Lish Wellman and Webb SWEET
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Very Low Rates
o the NO RuWEs r.


will sell tickets to Montana, Idaho,
Oregon, Washington aud Coast
Points at exceedingly low rates
from all stations. 1t is possible
rates to the west will never DO SO
ow again; choice Of tire o routes.
Write for rates aud schedules, say
to what point you are going and
your nearest station to this line.
Soc any agent Ma W. Ry. or W
b. Bevill, Gen. Pass. Agent, NJ.
+. Bragg, Tray. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23
PROSPERITY

We are having lots ofdry wealth
er.
Farmers arc about done planting
corn.
S. IL. Burton and wife visited
here recently.
Mrs. j. ~. Curnutte is not any
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23

cures made by Or.
Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the great kidney. liver
and bladder remedy. .
tits the grea, medi-
caiuiumph Of the nine
teen,h century; dis
covered after years Of
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmcr, the emf
men, kidney and blsd'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-05-23

Answer IT is made from a prescrip
ton Of leading Chicago physicianand
one Of tho most eminent III the country
The ingredients are The purest that
money can buy and are scientifically
combined to get their utmost value
\ hughes
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ron rnosE wno LvE oN rARNs.

JNo. A. BILLUp, Dis. :
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14
Muo Noro! Wiuo AiurO!

5bert 4ar refer 5uIinoer at aonos@
manb en- 2pittur til bet gamle Sabre
lamb, bbor Deres a9re meo Spending
Do @labe penter oeres Qntomit.
Saabanne 8efpg bliDer mere og me-
re alminbelige, i9rlig peo WiDfommer>
tib, Dg berfor ofgdar Deb benne 5to
mango Gtsturiioner til SfdnbindDien.
SSorrige Manbag afgif ben fgrite tore
gtsturfipn unber Qeoelie at Dor bel
fenbte 2anbsmanp q. Mprtenien &
Co., General Mgenter for ben oireftt
GtanbinapeMmeriean Clinic. 9enns
2inies npe burtiggadenoe 8ampei
Oscar 2. afgaar fra Rep Dort ben Ia
bs. Omtrent $50 pasfdgerer fra ot
petlige Stdter og Gbicago er inbmelot
Den pentes at anfomme til Sfanoina4
Dien omfring ben "a. Waj. gi snftel
Deltagerne en- f~ornejelig ODerrejls oG
ct bierteligt: Uelfommen hjem!
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Council Sluis, Sn.

Deb iioite Maaneos menigbeosmes
be palgtes 6. !6ia til W~enigbeosns
5ormano, % 8. ). Stepbenien oalgz
ties til 5ruItee til at fploe 9dtdncen.
9igelebss beitemtes bet at finite pre-
itebuIet, iaa bet faar 5aeaoe mob ODE
8aoe / Steoet for MOB Qpenue 81.
Deb Menigbeosmeoe oenne lge pil
blipe forbanblet ON ogiad at penbe
airfen Den famine Gel ION 9uiet og
tiaige faa ben lat bsiere, Ida ri faar
ct goot goiement.
DIR. CIR. 6oenbien og Uiiis
Mlinu Glien ~agtepieoes for ct Bar
uger Iioen. De oil bo / Omoba. 9jer=
telig 9nfenifningl
Deter Mat6iaien er paa Spgelis
ten; ban lioer al en- 6alsipgoom.
qaitor @ria par Der iibite Sens
bag often og bolot altergang.
Statens Snititut for Oeoitums
me nebbrqnbte ben 9oe oennes, % 5as
BET anilaas til $4,000 eller $780,
900. QQe Gleper rebbebes; men nogen
pribat Gjenoom git meO. Der er Sale
ON miolertibig gbgning, iaa Stolen
fan fortiattes inotil en- 9epiaing al
Staten for nne gbsninger fan faas.
ga NJ tibsFbarsnoe gpaning anilaas
til 100000.
= Mdnoag Morgsn ST. 2.10 bGnos
te ben Unite / Union gaeifc &c Yarb,
at en- Spitdman. 8. O'Qeil, blep
opsrtsrt og orabt, bborpeo bans 2es
gene leml9itebes paa en- ItrRffelig
Waabe. 9eofommenbe bar 48 Qar
gammel % babbe paret / a%ompagniz
cts 5jeneits omtring 20 Qar. 6borles
beg bet gif til, at ban tom unoer Bog
meme. oibes life. 5~prbsOeren lasoe
Marfe til, at bans Qanterne gjorbe en-
ualminoelig Sbln9nin9 opao og idd
blep borte eler uoluttes; men fereno
Qofomotibet blep itanbiet bar 2-3
9ogne gaaet oOer BAN.
gn bnb 3dusheb bpileoe oDer bans
aammerater % andre efter lIlhtfen,
og mango ligblege Qnligter Iads peo
aampeifinnet uroligt, bep9genoe fig
frem og tilbaee.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-05-14

BAR paa Nippet til at faloe ON. Nog.
le bleo rpftet I'D al oeres Yloos og er
fpmmen I'D at Srben, en- 9doe, ION
par unoer 8ngning bl9ite neb. 5rpbs
al Staoen. fom Itete. bar ri @runb til
at tate 9erren, at ingen Menneitelir
gil tabt eler tog Sfaoe, os Ri ft en-
pelgerenoe Regn. 9r9siet og S9=
ben Itaar frooig og ier looenoe uo. @i
bapbe 10 ct tsrt 5oraar. iaa bet bar
let pg beba9eligt at l9gge Seoen.
Haar bette l9ies. t9nter ri, al Majsz
plantningen er / fulo Sang.
9aitor 6anien a Der Sriiti
6immeIfartsoag og bolot @uostjene=
ite for Dc. ban tommer igen anoen
qinTeoag.
: gdItor q. e. Rielien. 9enmarf,
0is., iom Ha5aretb Menigheo bar
Ienot aalosbrep til. bar antaget aal=
bet og fommer. ON SUB bill, BERTH ferit
/ September.
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3&M
K~orreiponoancer
NN2g~
Gcbar Sails, Ga.

Mr. ). q. @ilion, Meolem at y5bt
Wonar6 5eeber &c Stacter Co., dfgii
5irsodg Den 6. Mai oeo 0goen, efter
at bape paret ing fun / Ists 9age al
9ungebet9noelie. 9ans Gig ienotes
til Roctforo, Sa., bOor ban tioligers
bar bait tit 9jem.
= g6riitian 9onbe bar / Iioite llgs
Iolgt i'm Gienoom pit for 5looen til
W3r. Glart for $3.50.
- @amle Mlr. Corning blep IiOite
5reoag 6ormiooag, oa ban itoo peb
lit qrbeioe (5pmrer), rant al ct Slagz
tiIf9loe, Der lammebe BAN, iaa ban
eno life tunbe tale. 6an ufgit peo
9poen ben fplgenoe Rat og blep /
Manoags bearapet unoer tor Delta
9elie.
= Mdrie 4nosrfen, Der bar p9ret
ing pg bar mddttet igge 99ge De iioz
tie Bar Waane0er, er after blepet iad
raft, at bun i Manougs tog i plaos, og
BET gl9oer os, at bun after fan optage
lit 4rbejoe / Dor S~snbagsifple.
: Ra3aretb Menigbeos &pinoefors
ening bar beIluttet at ufboloe en- Set
ben %. Maj ON Nftensn paa ben
aabne plaos melem &irten og pr9ltes
boligen. qae er ielofslgelig inObuOt.
: 9u8aretb Strife bliper Der paa
Ssnoog, qinieOag, 5ropr9oiten 81.
8 Morgen, 6sjmesie GuostjensIte ST.
104 5%ormiobag og Qftenssuostienefte
81. 8 often. QGe sr penligit inbbuot
til al operp9re Meoerne.
: Onsbag' ben z. Moj par bet
Nrs. 9aniens 5sOielsOug, og / ben
anleoning blep Der liot 5raolbeo /
9reiteboligen, iarIig ON aftenen. Der
bleo iunget og iamtalet, pg bDao dn=
bet bebspes pel life at n9bnes, od bet
aft blep beigrget at mrs. 9dnien til
aaes 5ilfreosbeo.
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Slnir, Nebr.

paa Ssnoa9, 9infeoag. bliper Der /
ben banIte airte 5ropr9biten meo III
tsrgang 81. 7. 9gimesie og 4ftens=
guOstieneite til IpbDanlig 5io. often
msberne begpnoer, ION betenotgiort,
fsrIt 81. 8.
= 6. 6. pierce er ben betenote lez
benbe 5orbanbler at ale Slugs Msbz
Ter. Sengefiebre Og mabraier, Bar
neppgne .. +. b. 9an pil ialge biz
ligere enb be itore 9uie meo glimrenbe
4atalog.
- Wooer, ia en- 9affe er NOT til 10
9Dart gabp Meoicin. &c grugsan=
bisningen. Der er intet iau gobt for
9dbps Iom Roctp Nountain Sc. 35c.
5arnbam &c Gampion.
- Sioite Ssnbag par aennaro Res
nig6eb / gefgg bos paitor 4nfers.
NOgle at Dem tom tiblig nof til at fun
ne ODerOare neutrality-suspicious..
So6n McQuarrie bar ct tort
Oplag al 9ngningsmaterialer %
Sui til ~luOeite priier.
Gn M Gplelie at friit pulierenoe
Gip gaur gennem 9egemet. 9u feler
big ung, ou er ung, efter at bu bar
taget ROctD Mountain 5e. 80 gts.
Jarn6am e SampIon.
0r. 3icbarOs, Omaha. Specia=
lift i 2ienipgoomme. par / Blair / iib=
tie uge.
- Or. Romine, 5anolage, geitps
rer al 3omine Dental 60, ct At De
ItsrIte 5an0lage=5irmae / @eiten,
bar oprettet ct 5anblagezaontor | Dor
8n. Dottoren fommer bgjlig dn6efaz
let at presIen gennem belle Staten og
pmtales ION en- opgtig og grunoig
Sperater. 8i baaber, at gorgerne /
Blair bill meoe BAN meo ct 6jerteligt
0elfommen.
- Spilb life bine Yenge paa p9rs
bilpie Gfterligninger af 3ocfn Woun=
tain Sc. Jua ben egte Slags, tilbez
rebt alene at Maoifon Meoicin SO.
Gn ubmerfet camille Meoicin. 35c.
Sarn6am &c SampIon.
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Chamber Goften na noortrcr
ToricleIien.

Observation-Disclosures 9iaer fnrerer en5or
Teielie paaen Gag. Sngen 9elbreeelle, ingen Setalin9
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suim Oh aorn CT Yenac.

100 Pd. of Moore's Stock Food pil fDr6inbre
Sp9oom hos Spinene p9 ipnre 70 8u.
Miajs. 5pis life, foiter bet intet. S9l9es
paa 30 Cages 9repe. 4riien er $3.50 pr.
100 90. 5orbinorer lltpi bps 5pniene, oo
be logger flere 9eg, ellers ingen 8etalin0.
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
@@senter gnifes. Council Bluffs, la.
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Rennoro, 9tbr.
@uogtieneIte ben lite og 3bie 6snoas
8per Waaneo ri. 1870 form.
fr. anttr,
nrrft.
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NporIeoeS er oetfel

81 itfbussr si buabr.ee Tsuars 9tIsnninq FOR -
ppsri ailaIee al aaisrrb. bsr it's Tan bebrsess pf
Halls Cs.arrb Cure
4. Z. sbsd.p & o., giers. qoi,so. q.
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arnusatfioner oq hn1ufslt | Sianb al at opfpIee tubpu
SorYiiatsii,, psres dirma bar pnaioeet hb.
melt Hrunt, Mbolsiole Trngsifts. 9ctsee. 9.
BGlbfua. Gilman Il Warptn. Aboleiel'
Traegiiis, aeIsbo, 8.
aaii,s ca-arrh Cure taees intpsubie o9 uirief
tirssie rae eloeet "a Spiiemtis Siimhtnber. Vris
ic ~ 6laif. Saless al aut dpotbstsre. 9ttHfs'
turs irti.
aar,s Family pills r be bseits
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Cusoae ben II. Dial 1902.
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gtair, 0ebr.
@upstienefer og MBber afbOlbes | elair
bonFe epongelif + lutberits Rirtt til fslsenos
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uete 81. 1890, (altergang NIB foruos
aaoenoe Striftemaal ben lite os 3oie Sgn'
bag / Mauneoen). aftensuOstienefe 81.
$50. Qft esnoos / Waansosn tiaies
meb Ratetilaticn at llngoOmmeni 3ois
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fra 0e6ninaemisfoneus oitorie).
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bae-: 6per Onsoa9 often 81. 100: BIS
belrsning. 9per 5orsoag afttn 81. 8:
nnebomsmgbe. 6peranoen Grsoog Otter.
miooaa 81. 2: aninoemsoe (efter Eur
6iemmene).
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Qsroas 81. $50.
eSnOossfOle bOer ssnoag GOrmiOOos
81. 8 | Rirten.
6urafo 5entr
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