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The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
ADDITIONAL. LOCALS.

Hrnfy Books ar 23c al The News stand.
 >ena yaar subscriptions for the Magazines Hn The NeNss' a4 Ne "lil duplicate arK combination offer ah ettih- tals saving yau .he cast tna tr7ubr=at wrfne
 Wlaam- x San bavr disposed af beH lH<HraHce business t1 Geo. ?. fAYol x Co Mr Ilarry kmgat wuI oec us- aH active pat,uet iu thr busl- 9e-a ahoat JaEafy Ist
 Ms. C \ Ah.stedt came up from Helena sunday night. and lett Monday tI' Aef'ehls aud thr Mississippi river. far Golden L4ke. "herr she Witi visIt -f daughter tar several days.
 Il ?. sehmtt. the tajlHr.h hos return -d tn the eltA aud can be tnumd at the 'd Staud. WueIe he k ready to do .aiiaIln9 of every de,etip1 etraoiug, t@pafng. pr-osiue, etc, vrry cheap
 N l.. Duncan niu occupy tue I'm petfH fohsnnai pariar dt once. Wher, he WlI ur better than eyer prepared se tena~l tf9t-class service au5l ac- eomm7dation to his large number of patrons
 The advertising columns of The Imes are not eXeplled in number nor tttlslic beauty in any eeuutry paper "h5ttl comes tQ our exchange table. and thls IS sayinA q gopd deal for For rest Guy
 Preaching al thp Christian church arHt Io1d $ DaY, both morning and evening All ale invited to attend ~anaaN schnol at 10.0o am. Red, afp 'ti't m The lead, but the Bups are pressing them hard
 w ]. Terrell of Memphis arrived iasl week te succeed Mr. PaAry as assistant to Mr J W Hines at the Cotton Exchange, Mr Terrell is a s~i pleasant 2eni leman. and has d. fr'dA made many friends.
 liELr WANrED-An energetic man jn solicit and organiZ- our buslurss ia NJ. Francis county Good pay. per m7uent position, Address American Mutual Building and S4vipgs Asso- rlon' Chattanooga, Tennessee.
 Mr aud Mrs. ] W. Williams and Mrs Virgil Owen of Wynne. came .ioWH on visit to relatives and friends Wednesday. Nr. Williams Is arranging to rebuild his home which Vas recently destroyed by fire
 Miss Helen Biilhrimer of Little 5}ck who had been visiting friends m Memphis, returned to her home Wed, atsday She stopped off for an hour or No ln thlS cltv. and was the guest of lhe family of Esq ] B. Sanders. II you are bilious and seeking advisers,
 Take De eWitt's Little Early RIsprs. last before going to bed,
 ou will find on the morrow
 gu are rid of your sorrow
 That's all; just enough sad.
 Ihese famous pills do not gripe. but move the bowels gently and easily, cleansing the liver Their tenic effect SiVes strength to the glands, prevent, .uS return of the disorder. J. T.
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He Lost.

A Quaker city gossip tells this story of young man who apologized for being late at dinner party:
 "AwiullF glad to see you. Mr Blank" ssid the hostess "So good ot you to come And all the way from New York. tool But where l. your brotaer:'
 "i am commissioned to tender his re- grets. You see. we are 90 busy just now that 1t Was imposs bic for both of us to get away. and so we tossed up to see which of Us should come, sad the young man.
 How nlce, Such an original idea! And you won"
 "No." said the young man. absently: "I lost Pittsburg Bulletin.
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i"e 'tsot,''# i,''sst.ts,.1 Po,s>4 70 measured hX seAloi privileges. says L. NJ. Curry, and as an illustration points to thc wealth of Mas achu- setts. Massachusetts Sl2,o00,0o0 in vested in education yielded $l00 00o- ooo. Whatever nation sows, that must it reap. The south has beer. very poor-stiil sutfers-but can not afford to remain so: she is doomed to inferiority unless she do,s her duty to her children.
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The hisarieai Gata ea file fa the headquarters here show that in t,g3 Capt. EG-on oausea a committee of five to be formed for the purpose of hay ing delegate convention in Chicago. during tho great Columbian exposition. II proved to ee a ueces ful effort. al- though tremendous energy and toll were required during That long spring and summer in the matter Of corre- spondSnee and the soliciting ot funds
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,r,s. ,es..ea ua4aeel ,4 cen9ress- mn beloac to the society. and it .s cX- Peet.. tEat they will contribute libcr- ally while ceHgHe-, is in session here the coming winter.
 ITc best thing to be seen in chis na- tional oreaEj. .4tiou. al cursory glance. is its deep dark frown lpon fortuue-teliiug mediums, who moose upou ignorance, superstition anC ere. dulity.
 SMITH b. FRY
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The December Etc Styles. price be. Just received at the NeWssland
 There is no better preventative of many of the ills shjrh flesh Is heir to thtH eord I #Is. moderately used. l. C Fofhre k Eo., -eep the high 4iaa5 ease a7rdsef Iq1ors iu bottles et 8gs. and spIl tue same brand oyer the=baE. Gaa 10 t5rm.
 Tine Ladle, Ad s cip.y of the Methodist rhuel Wili h4vr T cake sale about November p thus affording othefS an opportunity Of bRying their ihauksgFHe fakeS and II the same tlhle he!plR5 th- fund uf this splendid society.
 Judging from the advertising col amns ot The Times. Forrest City has the most putprprjsIug merchants in the state. They .ue out for business and they ale net too ppnulious to let t be knawu, either er-Lee County courier.
 The Payton Sisters Comedy Com Pany played to poor business for three nights thls week at tire opera house which fact We regret. because the7 have Il splendid show and deserve fl liberal patronage. Their speeiaIties ale very good.
 Little J. ~ who has been making Rome howl tor hls aunty. Mrs Stone. fot two OF tHIee weeks, Was captured by hIs papa and mama, AI. and Ms. ]. x Horne and carried back home 10 Memphis sunday even ing to the regret of his aunty
 Being Haoseta dispose If my proper V. 0it aLtlu ~elNc=fhe farmers ia the eiuuing inc. Nv cln has been uNerHaaled. aad l am prepared t1 gin m ,turt uoNcr. Baug yaur cotton ta the utt reIlab5e HaVeu's giu.
 C II. HAYENS.
 J'Fa 'adies deserve much credit for the reeutf 5 et thrlr cfus tde aguH,t the Hash ani uu> ghtlv streets. Tue Rock Island section gang spent couple ot daNS his week in cleaning up the yards ou Front street, aud the scavptt- ger wagon MAS .uso busy m removing paper aud debris from the principal tholuughlareS
 Why seud your laundry to Memphis and Little Rock when you can get first cIztss service at the Forrest GIty steam Laundry Since Ms. Moody has taken charge the business is being conducted on business principles and patrons are satisfied Wtth the quality of the work and the prompt service. She deserves your patronage.
 Mrs. Johu N. Hlups of Memphis. haa been iu tHe city for week. d guest with her husband. the genial WtHaGer 0f the Cotton EXehange. at the Imperial hotrh Mrs. Htnes Is a veD pleasant lutlp woman. and her chatmiug personality has already Won het many laSIlng friends in the social world of Forrest City.
 The Forrest CIty Laundry IS being patronlZed more Gberallv since Mrs. Moody has taken charge ot It. i he reason Is that she l. giving her peIsauaI attention tothe business, and is basl- ness woman. with courage and ambi- ton to succeed She is giving her pa treus perfect service and satisfaction. and should receive all the laundry of
 We learn there is to be grand walking contest Thanksgiving night at the opera house. between Cowboy VIII A. smith and our home talent Half of the net proceeds will be given to the Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church, to be used in repairing the building The entertain mtHt will be rich with innocent amuSe- meut.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
BIRTH OF A CHURCH.
How National Association of Spirit
 ualists Was Started.
Recognized Legal Body of Religious Worshipers, Incorporated In Washington According to
 Act of Congress.
Special Washington Letterl

1sn PIRITUALISM is recognized
 IN religion, Incorporated accord
 A ing to law" says Capt. Milan (. EuSon, one of the organizers of the Ma tiohal association.
 he acts of congress covering re ligious societies have been observed and our incorpora ton, in 1893, sets forth that The object of said associa- tlon Is not for worldly profit, but for the purpose of religion. To promote re- !Igion and morality, to provide for he erection of temples and lecture halls, CT other suitable places If worship
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1.-THE DENVER" Pass. Dept The Denver Road" Fort Worth Texas
Pass. Dept.

Preaching at the Baptist church Sunday by the pastor Ed. Milton Hall. at lla m, and 7.l5 pm Sunday school 9;l5 m and prayermeeting each We'd uesday at 7:l5 pm. All are cordially invited to attend.
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F to Accon,n, Q date

wet nurse? - asked the lady 'rtised in the newspapers. [, replied the applicant. "but Tn the hose on me if you give Boston Post.
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1 necessity. Dr. Thomas
 Heals burns, cuts, wounds cures sore throat, croup. ca. i; never fails.
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n has figured out to he own at t IS 3,333, ,333 times ca asieI ,igh hbors note than 1t to pay )aIly News.
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A Prize Wtnner-"Th Golden State
 Limited"

FFIZ9 WInneF-'@I ne UOIden State
 Limited"
 Is the name of the New Rock Island System Tram to California Wa Kansas City and E. Pa>,o Texas Recently the Rock Island system offered Sl00 cash prize for the most appropriate name for their new limited tram to California, via Kansas City and Fl Pa>so, Texas. There were thousands of names presented from all parts of the UniJed States The name desided upon was "The Golden State Limited. v submitted by F. H Davis of the New York Central lines, Denver, Col. oradO
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1lks k love Dr. Woods Norway Pleasant to take; perfectly hma.
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m w ould you trust him," To what extent :" Well, I'd look out for his own interests all "-Chicago Post.
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Special Reduced Rates.

Tourist rates to Fl Paso, Texas, ou sale daily Tickets to Fl Paso. Texas. a.d return at S4I 45. Return limit 20 days from date of sale
 For further information. call on or address, R. F. Palmer, Agent, Forrest
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,uI Calendar ForIeO3,

xl5 inches, of beautiful re. Ill eolors, of pastel draw Il, IS now ready for distribu. be mailed on receipt of twen- cents-coln or stamps. Ad-
 Miller, General Passenger O.
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l the Cynical Codger, fit is to trade your reputation for 'u re up against 1t whenyou try !. .'-Baltimore Herald.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

whole lite to Burdock Blood fulous sores covered my body. ond cure. B. E. B. has made Y well woman. " Mrs. Chas. He, Mich.
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the skin, horrible plague iy afflicted in one way or an one safe, never failing cure. ent. At any drug store, soc.
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Piso's Cure for Consumption three years Mrs. Thos. "lch, N. Y, Feb. r, 1900.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

cough with Hale's Honey of q Tar. O- che Drops Cure in one minute.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14

called pin money?" 7" his wife
 l don't know, unless it is usbands are always stuck for )hla Times.
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rries [ mortgage it Is usually m lit it.-Chicago Daily
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our relatives that we are leyer seem proud of us.-In- wS.
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Tn soiogy,

'ater-The directions for mak.
 say: Take equal parts man what is mandrake?
 ater- Mandrake is q useless .hieago Tribune.
The Forrest City times., 1902-11-14
Ss75.oo For Letters From Farmers

The Rock Island system offers S375. in cash and transportation for letters
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A Surprised Physician.
dying patient recovers through the in- deposition ot humble German.
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hleago, Nov. l5. Some weeks ago Dr. G, very reput- able and widely known physician living on C--- Street, was called to attend d very complicated case of Rheumatism. Upon arriving at the house he found d man about forty years of age, lying Tn prostrated and serious condition, with his whole. frame dangerously affected with the painful dis case. He prescribed for the patient but the man continued to grow worse, and on Sunday evening he was found to be m d very alarming condition. The knees and el- could not be moved IL was treme difficulty that the pa turned iu bed, with the aid our persons. The weight of vas so painful that means had
 to keep t from the patients saw that his assistance would and left the house, the mem family following him to the z. Almost immediately the
 ones were addressed by an lan. He had heard of the Q family, and now asked them nedy. and accordingly brought 2 of St. Jacobs Oil The poor this remedy. The first appli. the patient very much after they used 1t again. and, won- rs, the pain vanished entirely! uent application improved the m two days he was we'll and
 the doctor called few days indeed surprised
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ArrlvaI and Departure Trains.

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The teacher goes, The preacher goes. The "chHiuns" they eo. too; Families hv dozens. Fathers, mothers. cousins. lti> the thing to do.
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lHOe1AH &3IGIfIlIs El..

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Mrs. John !. Ilnes of Memphis. has been in the ciJy for a week. d guest with her husband, thp geuiai munger of the Cotton ENehanue. at the Imperial h9trh Mrs. Htu-s Is d Ver pleasant little woman. and her ehatmlul personality has already won her many aSting friends in the social world If Forrest City.
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BeinguHaasetadispospafm my proper V. #WHi alaln srac fhe farmers i8 the eluiInE .iue. Ny gun has been "Hernaaied. aad l am prepared to gin on short uoNcr. Baug vaur cotton ta the uHi reliable iaVeu.s eiu.
 L LII u t.I,N.-
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Tine Forrest Clty Laundry IS beiu. patronized more iberallv since Mrs Moody has taken charge ot It. 1h reason is that She i~ giving her petsaua a attention tothe business, and is basl ness woman, with courage and ambi ton te succeed She is giving her pa treus perfect service and satisfaction and should receive all the laundry O
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Why send your laundry to Nemphi and Little Rock when You can get first c| =tss service al the Forrest City >tean Laundry Since Ms. Moody has takeI charge the business is being conduetc, on business principles and patrons ar satisfied with the quality of the worl and the prompt service She deserve your patronage.
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They Eo il hot And withrrel i0i. But come haak Good as new But where de they go: To Colorado
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-15

bury district, William Hutchinson
Judge; affirmed; opinion by Deemer.
Mrs. w. M. Farmer VS.. City of Cedar
Rapids, Linn county, w. G. Thompson,
Judge; reversed; opinion by Ladd.
]. H. Swanson ct al VS.. Keokuk G.
Western railway, Appanoose district.
F. w. Eichelberger, judge; affirmed;
opinion by Sherwin.
e. N. Tuttle ct al VS.. Jennie Rash
ct al, Plymouth district, F. R. Gaynor,
Judge; affirmed; opinion by Waterman
Edgar Bass VS.. Henry Jordan ct al,
appellants. F. c. Platt, Judge; affirmed
opinion by McLain.
Daniel Foshay VS.. Lewis D. Shafer
ct al, appellants, Fremont district, w.
R. Green, Judge; affirmed; opinion by
Laid.
George w. Cane VS.. Anna Cummings,
appellant, Blackhawk district, f. C.
Plat, Judge; affirmed; opinion by
Deemer.
George Greiner, appellant, VS.. Incor.
porated town of Sigourney ct al, Keo-
kuk district, J. T. Scott, Judge; affirm
ed opinion by Sherwin.
William Flaw VS.. Samuel Lee. an.
pellant, Henry district, w. S. Withrow.
Judge; affirmed; opinion by Weaver.
Corie E. Newton VS.. Southwestern
Mutual Life association, appellant
Marshall district, Obed Caswell, Judge;
affirmed; opinion by McLain
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-15
LAYTON is ANGRY.
Loyal Citizens Regret that Reports Of
Race War Were Circulated.

dignity is hard to combine with
youth. The mixture is a hard one to
bring about successfully, and no one
is finding this out with so much force
as is the new Oklahoma giant infant"
Lawton. In this frontier settlement,
where j. A. Mangan, George Silvers.
and numerous other Ottumwa people
are located, there is no denying the
fact that there are Strenuous times"
just now. 1t seems that, although
Lawton is young, it has enemies, and
according to the Lawton Daily Repub.
llcan, which is, by the way, very
presentable paper, these enemies got
In their work few days ago in re-
porting broadcast to the world that
there was race war imminent at
Lawton As evidenced by the Cour-
ler's special telegram on that day this
was not the truth, and the Republican
has the following to say in regard to
those who circulated the reports:
The Lord hates a coward and the
devil has no use for one and the peo-
pie of Lawton are getting almighty
sick of that sort of critter. The
coward who put out the typewriter
negro warning was not taken serious
ly by anybody and locally very little
attention was paid to it. A few so.
called newspaper men (God save the
mark) bot into their heads that it
was a good chance to show the venom
that was in them, telegraphed that
some of the negroes has left and that
it wasn't quite settled yet as to what
going to be done with the bal
anoe. T S telegram was sent east
by the same party who had the Texas
annexation telegraphed to the outside
world. If the fool killer would visit
Lawton and do his duty, we would be
better off. Outside capital will be
needed to build up this town and the
surrounding country, and it is from
the north and east that this money
will come largely, as we'll as the south.
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PAPER OF ANTIQUITY.
T. r. Owens Has Remnants of Week.
ly Pella Blade of 1868.

L. R. Owens. who for a number of
years has been resident of this city,
has in his possession part of copy
OF an issue of the Weekly Pella Blade
published in 1868. Owen states that
it was published on the occasion of
the starting of what was then called
copperhead sheet in Ottumwa, by
one Van Bannett. At the top of the
page which is in Mr.. Owens posses
sion there appears what was probably
considered the insignia of the copper
heads, cart containing a barrel lab
eled whisky, drawn by the party pow
er with large copperhead snake with
it's head over the barrel and some of
the party representatives riding upon
the back of the snake. 1t is unique
representation and as relic of the
early days of this country is highly
priced by Mr.. Owen. Mr.. Owen will
leave in few days for South Bend,
where he will visit with relatives.
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MORGAN GRISHOLD
Successor to
Geo. Griswold
10Y N. Court St.
Prospective Investors.

Should look up information regard
ing lands along and contiguous to the
line of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids &
Northern Ry., before buying. Profess
sional and business men of all kinds
should acquaint themselves with the
many opportunities offered at the new
towns along this railway. On the first
and third Tuesdays of March, April
and May round trip tickets, at very low
rates, will be on sale to points in the
following territory: Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Arizona, British Columbia. Cana.
dian Northwest, Colorado, Florida.
Georgia, Idaho, Indian Territory Iowa,
Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Manito-
ba, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri,
Mississippi Montana, New Mexico, Ne.
braska. North Dakota, North Carolina,
Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia,
Washington. Wisconsin, Northern
Michigan and Wyoming. Full inform
alton regarding rates, time of trains,
etc. will be cheerfully given upon APP
plication to any representative of this
company. Jno. G. Farmer,
A. G. P. & T. A. B, C. r. & N. Ry.,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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California via the c., M. G. ST. p. R'y.
Only $4S00 to Los Angeles and re-
turn, for the meeting of the Fedora.
ton Of Women's Clubs to be held May
list to Sth.
Tickets on sale April Goth to 27th,
return limit, June 25th. Thursday.
April oath. the c., NJ & st. P. R'y. will
run one or more of their tourist sleep.
ers through to Los hnge,
les. California, from Cedar
Rapids. Iowa, via Kansas City and
Santa Fe R. R. Berth rate. $3.50
Stops will be made at points of inter-
est enroute. Tickets will be good to
return via San Francisco. Sacrament
to, Salt Lake, Colorado Springs, and
Denver, with stop-over privileges.
For $11,00 extra you can return via
Portland. Seattle, Spokane and st.
Paul with stop-over privileges west of
st. Paul.
Call on c., NJ. & st. p. agents for
further information, or write,
John r. Cook, Special Elk. Agt..
West Union, Iowa.
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gans are starved, and the weakness of
starvation shows itself in lungs, heart,
liver, kidneys or some other organ.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures diseases of the stomach and other
organs OF digestion and nutrition, and
SO cures disease of other organs which
have originated through deficient nutri-
ton or impure blood.
al had been suffering with kidney trouble
twenty years." writes Miss Minnie Ryan, of
1887 Louisiana Avenue, St. Louis, Mo-, uaud I
had doctored with number of the best phys-
clans: Two years ago commenced taking your
Golden Medica! Discovery and Favorite Pre-
scription and took also several walls of Doctor
Pieree's Pellets. took eight bottles -four Of
oach), and feel now perfectly cured.n
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
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Walter D. Miller, of Delhi, N. Y.
writes II suffered f,r years with Kid
ney trouble and severe pains IN my back
at times l was so bad l could hardl,
walk. My stomach also troubled me
and I frequently had twinges of rheu
matism. s"ffered a great deal and re
ceived no benfet until I began the ust
of DIR. David Kennedy's Favorite Fem
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If you suffer from kidney, liver OF
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Brights disease, rheumatism, dyspepsia
eczema or any form of blood disease, or
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you may have a trial bottle, absolutely
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this paper.
All druggists sell DR.. David Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy in the New
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bottles.
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Dies With SMALLPOX.

Bobtown, April 11.-(Special)-
Rev. Jessup died last night at 6
o'clock of smallpox. Interment was
made several hours later at night in
the Floris cemetery.