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Ssars .Le slas KIM Yea Has DIGS 6agia
as. q 3@NTz.7;l
HAND COUNTY LAND
For Sale or Rent.

109-67,N Ell
109-6T-S WIS
110-67-N VII
l10-67-S EGO
111-67zN E27
116-67-N EDO
11O-6S-S WHO
115-6S-S Il Ii
1lL69-N W IL
115-69-N E-35
109-70-N E-2
114-T0-S W.27
115-7o-NW-5.
115-To.S Els se. 27t
~. .iloEN HaKISG.
Law Land, IsCansland lns.
Huron, $. ID.
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Pfof. a. c. Justice, of Bgrdette,
is gone to Fitzgerald, Ga, for
il Ninter.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-12-25

The Best Heavy Ill Muslin,
I cts. per yard. =,
II. r. GREEyEs. I1tf
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p E r S o N AL 8.
coecoec eeee eeeaeoeeeesa

Invitations are out for the
fas1gural ball at Pierre Jan. q.
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The only, stock Of real CLOTH.
lgin Miller is at Coquillettes. Il
N -ii4,,---+ III
H. u dunn transacted busi-
eSs in Highmore Friday.
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the statement :hat 1t was the partla1
payment on What was to besa bribe OF
S. 900 to him for his efforts to intro
duce certain unfavorable amendments
to the applications Of the East ONO
Gas company (naturai gas), seeking
admission to this city.,-~There was the
greatest excitement in the chamb ar
when this statement was heard, and
Mr.. Kohl Immediately turned the
money over to the council clerk. May
or Johnson, who was present, then
charged DR.. F. w. Daykin as being
the man who was acting as go-be-
tween and who gave Kohl the money.
At a late hour last night DR.. Daykin
was closeted in the mayors office with
a number of city officials who are try
ing to get confession from him. The
East Ohio Gas company is Standard
Oil branch and wants franchise TO
run pipes into this city.
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FINDS RICH ORE BED.

Last Chance Creek Dlse0veRe0 by
Pure Accident.
Helena, Mont, June 25.-P. II. MAJ"
tin, while digging we'll at his resi-.
dence. found the old bed Of Lass
Chance creek, which In the early days
produced upward of $i5,0000oo In ,gold.
One man has lost his lie In search o.
this old bed. Mr.. Martin recently pvf-.
chased lot on Lower Hauser street
and started to sink q well. Al . dsptn
of sixty-f1ve feet he encountered the
old bed Of the creek, and thinking tue
sand might contain gold. panned u
and obtained $12. The discovery hae
caused considerable excitement. and
many persons will prospect in that v'-
cinity in the hope of gainfngza fortune
Last Chance gulch Is to-day the masn
street of Helena.
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WANTS UlIIMAIuM SENT TO POPE
POPE NAMES OBJEGTIONABLE. CON-
.DITIONs AND EvADBs CUES
TIONS.
CHURCH CONTROL OF SCHOOLS
ONE OF THE DEMANDS MADE In
RETURN FOR SALE OF FRIAR
LANDS.

Washington, June Is. = A serious
sl1itch has occurred in the negotiations
between Gov. Taft and the Vatican for
the purchase Of the church lands in the
|. Philippines and a settlement Of the
church question In the islands Secre-
Ftary Root has received cable dispatch
from Gov. Taft urging that an ultima
tum be Immediately sent to the pope,
and that in the event of non compli-
ance with its terms the negotiations
be broken off.
Gov. Taft cab1ed at the same time
the full text Of the reply of the Vati-
can to the American propositions. It
IL very long and evades many of the
questions discussed by Gov. Taft. It
also names Objectionable conditions
which are partly the cause Of the pres
ent unsatisfactory situation. One con-.
~dition demanded by the pope in return
for sale of the friar's lands is that
syhe primary public schools in the Phil
;fppine islands be under the
sT Tutelage of the Church.
This will not be conceded by the Amer
b5caA RoYernINent. There are other con-
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ulrlons when GOV. TAFT yconslue.e
equally Objectionable.
x Tho ,,ccftio,, +al,op hv tho offi GERS

@dlrlons when GOV. Tart rcousluel o
equally Objectionable.
The position taken by the officers
here is that it is not at all necessary
to negotiate with the pope for the pur-
chase Of the lands, but that it was
hoped that the question could be ar
ranged satisfactorily in that way ana
not necessitate a long fight IN the
courts. The instructions of our gov
ernment to Gov. Taft when he started
on his mission to Rome made 1T clear
at the outset that there must be COM
plete severance Of all relations between
church and state in the Philippines.
These relations had become very close
during the reign of the Spanish gov
ernment and In the opinion Of GOV.
Taft were
Partly Responsible
for the situation in the Philippines.
He considered the withdrawal Of the
friars essential to the continued peace
in the Islands and the settlement of the
land question an 1mpogtant factor IN
the establishment of~eitR@- -goxerumen
Gov. Taft hoped that it would be
possible to get the pope to adjust the
land questions by negotiation, but 1T Is
now apparent that the Vatican hopes
to secure recognition of the church IN
the islands in return for concessions
to be made to the American, govern
ment, and it is his to which Coy. Tatt
objects. Should the negotiations pe
broken off it will be the policy Of the
United States to obtain the property IN
question by proceedings in the Philip
pine courts and pay for such property
as 1t desires by condemnatory proceed
ings.
Favorable to Spain.
Rome, June 25.-From authoritative
Vatican sources it is learned that the
pope Is unwilling to disoblige Spain by
acquiescing in the expulsion of the
Spanish friars from Filipino parishes
This is the cause Of the present hitch
in the negotiations.
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DENIAL BY PACKERS.

~rhev Say There IL No Trath II -
story About . Combine.
Chicago, June 25. Specinc oensal
was made by Arthur Meeker, manass.
for Armour & Co.'s packing plant An
bv Michael Cudahy. Of the Cudan1
packing company, that the companfes
had ioined with others to form truss
under the New Jersey laws Nj. Coo.
ahv said: IT have heard al about tnes
alleged combination between os 1s
Swift, Morris, Hammond ana tne 49,
and give my word that II the pecsss ls.1s
contemplate such action ! KNOW. 2 . :
ing of it, -s-.es..zs.s-.
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TROLLEY COLLISION.

one MotOrman In Error as To RfEht
sses Of Way at q Crossing.
Chipago, June 25.-Ten persons were
hurt. in trolley scar collision last
night. The accident occurred at Slark
and Twelfth streets, south-bound
wentworth avenue and west-bound
.TwAlfth street car meeting at the
crossing. Each motorman. thought he
had the right OF way and both cars
wee going at full speed.
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VATICAN AND rR1Ans AT OUTS.
Taft VIII Succeed In His Ne1Ofia-
fiona From PreMent IndicatiOns.

Taft WIN Succeed In His Ne1otia-
tiona From Present Indications.
Rome, June 1s.-The complete success
of the negotiations between Judge Iais'
governor Of the Philippines, and the
vatican on the subject Of the friar lands
In those islands appears assured, four
out of five cardinals composing the
! subcommittee of cardinals favoring the
governors proposals. Cardinal Stem
huber, Jesuit. opposes them. After
the completion of the negotiations an
acute conflict is expected between the
Vatican officials and the Filipino rehg-
icus orders regarding the disposition OF
the money which the United States VIII
pay for the lands. The Vatican consid-
ers that the money ought to be given 10
the propaganda or society of cardinals
having the care and oversight OF foreign
missions.
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MXYcoME BACK.
Revival of Report That Capt. AeH.
GER Will Again he Here.

Revival of Report That Capt. AeR.
Ger Will Again BE Here.
Washington, June 25.-Cap. w. y.
Mercer, former United States lndlen
agent, IS in Washington for q rev
days. His presence here 50 soon aiter
the passage of the Norris bill rev'vW
isthe story OF his possible return 20 g.
agency. Although 1t has been aenas1 -
that any changes are contempiatea. ~
is nevertheless a fact that EFFORTS nay.
been made and are being continues
looking to the transfer Of Capt Asres
back to his old post. He rehnquisneo
the position voluntarily when No ssvO
Iup the agency.
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HEwN LIMB FROM LIMB.
1oilies of American Soldiers Fright
folly INITIATED.

Bodies of American Soldiers Fright
fully Mutilated.
Manila, June 1S.-The bodies OF the
sergeant, two corporals and four pri-
Yates Of the Fifth cavalry who were
captured May 80 by ladrones at Bin
sngonan, Rial province, this island'
have been recovered. Most of the
bodies had been hewn limb from imp'
and It was found impossible to recog-
,nize four Of the dead men. A number OF
arrests have been made and nine men
have been absolutely identified as pc
longing to the band of ladrones wnlcn
captured the Americans. The identlned
men Include two members of the police
force of Teresa, Morong province. Ine
American soldiers were buried yester-
day together. 1t was impossible 10
make separate interments. .r
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70 experimenting when you buy these goods

salem N. e., wnere MS sis,sr u'ss.
half an hour after his arrival from
washington last Saturday. He 10 70
he continued in the ONCE Of Judge ad-
vocate general Notwithstanding his re-
+;rement by designation OF ehs secrs-
tarv unt,er what is known as the
chandler law. until some permanent
,,ol;cv has been defined as to his oince.
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EMPEROR READS rAPER.
william Of Germany RecOunts hSs.

william Of Germany Reoounts Me.
tory Of Museum.
Turemburg. Bavaria. June 49, = Em-
peror william and the empress. KING
William of Wurtumberg. the Imperial
chencellor Count Won Bueiow. and'a
large party Of members'of royal fait,i-
lies and other notabflities were present
here at the celebration of the SEMI
centenary 'of the Germanic museum.
The emperor read a psper"on the hif-
tory OF the museum. which. he said.
had fulfilled the wish 81 It's FOUNDER. %
keep alive the Inspiration for the ~
naissance Of the German empire, whicn
helped to 'ay the foundation on which
the proud edifice Of united Germany
was erected.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED LYNCHING.
Young Man Charged With Tran1ck-
a ing in Human Bodies.

r. ing in Human Bodies.
Albany, Ca, June 25.-Edward Rich,
~ Young white man charged with re-
tanning possession Of the body Of Sid
ley Wa lis, a boy drowned in a near
by creek. for reward, narrowly escaped
being lynched near this place last
night. Rich had been ordered to leave
the town. but after his departure a
mob pursued and captured him. His
captors had fastened a log chain
around Rich's neck when the officers
arrived, and only the advice of cooler
heads prevented trouble. Rich was
brought back to this city and placed in
iail upon the charge of trafficking in
human bodies. -~ "a. -zr
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Tr.,np J, Get. : Fortune.

South Bend, Ind, June Is. Fred
Warner, heir to s1o0, 600, has been To-
cHted by the South Bend Tribune For
years he has been tramping the coun-
try as an umbrella mender. he has
gone to Kalamazoo, Mich. to claim
his fortune which is held for him by
Mary Park.
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Was Tired Of Life.

Dubuque, Iowa. June 25, = = Nicholas
Of specht.s .Eerry., was tired Of life, as
he stated in note. He went 70 me
attic of his finely furnished farmhouse
and sent the contents OF a double
barreled shotgun through his head.
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Iowa Crop Conditions Bad. 4

Iowa Crop Conditions Had.
Des Moines, Iowa, June 25.-UnseA-
sonably cold weather continues, over
coats and fires being necessary. ThS
seriousness of the crop conditions ph91
been further augmented by an Inch
and q half of rainfall within twenty
hours
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Gets Thirty Years In Prison.
Butte Mont. June 25-Thtrty years
Imprisonment was the sentence given
William Perry, who, with A. G. Toung.
held up Tom Donovan April -. They
stole only $40.
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- LEMLY TO BE RETIRED.

Examining Board Condemns Him
4s Physica1ly.
Washington, June 1S.-The report OF
the naval retiring board which exam
ined Capt Lemly. the Judge advocate
general, was yesterday placed In the
hands of the president by Secretary
Moody. The board condemns capt.
Lemly physically, and he will go on the
retired list soon. He rs at present IN
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Favorable to Spain.
BRIBERY IN CLEVELAND.

Councilman Creates Sensation by
Flashing n Roll. y, ..a.
: Cleveland, June 25.-During a meet
ing Of the city council last night 2Csm-
Gilman Kohl suddenly raised up in his
seat and held up oveF>~iis-1ead-S2,9O 9O0
In money. at the same time making
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Accidentally Shot.

Accidentally Shot,
Osceola, Wis, June rs. The ss1s
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Osc9s
Fisk OF Wolf Creek was accidentali1
shot in the groin by his eleven-yeav-
old brother The ball passed clear
through the body and the wound may
prove fatal.
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r.,,.a a.. r..1...

killed by an Ore Trafn.
Two osHarbors,- Mimi, June 25.-Rock
verrier; a former enploye of the Du-
1uth & Iron Range. was run over and
killed by an ore train. He has been
living on Ill claim near Waldo.
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Died After bicycle Rid.

Dubuque, Iowa, June Is. - William
George, who resides in this city, had
been riding his bicycle. and alighting
from 1t sat down on the sidewalk and
expired before a doctor could aid him.
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c..srsse.l bx Archbf.hep.

Glencoe. MINI. June 25:archbishop,
ireland conductad confirmation SER.
vices in each Gf sskae two Catholic
sshnyrhes hers -.
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SPEED or OBJECTS.

Olas. Stutsman of Danyille, Ind.
sen1s ps the following interesting clip
ping
Below will be found list showing
how lar certain things. animate and
inarinate. will travel in IA second of
time The snail, one half inch a man
walking, feet; a fast runner. % feet;
a fy4 feet; fast skater 80 feet; ocean
waves ~ feet carrier pigeon, 81 feet;
swahews, 220 feet; the worst cyclone
knows, $50 feet; the Krakatoa wave lat
the volcanic catastrophe of Aug. "a.
1888. u the Sunda islands,) $40 feet I;
sour in the air, 1925 feet; the surface
OF tbeglobe at sea level ON the equator
1900 feet; the moon, 3, $50 feet; the
the sun 51S miles the earth, Is miles (;
Halieys comet in the perihelion. 235
miles electric current: on telegraph
wires, 1000 miles; induction current,
100 miles; electric current in copper
wire amatures, 81 600 miles light $780,
600 miles /; discharge OF Leyden bottle
through copper wire of one-slxteenth
inch lE diameter, 27S, 100 miles. This
last is the greatest rapidity SO far meas
ured. -
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CUBAN SUGAR

No reduction that can be made
in the tariff on Cuban sugar would
reduce the price Of sugar to the
consumer in this country. If all
the sugar which Cuba produces
should be sold in this country and
admitted free of duty, the price of
sugar in the American market
would not be affected. If we
should receive all OF Cuba's pres
ent product we should still have to
buy a million tons of sugar from
Germany. If Cuban sugar were
admitted free there would be no
attempt to under sell German
sugar, because there would be no
incentive to do so. CUBA could
not supply the demand, and it
would hardly undertake to under
sell Germany. If Germany should
reduce the price of sugar the A.
merican tariff would doubtless be
raised.
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HICKMAN
LOCAL OPTION IN KENTUCKY.

lnTe Is going to be a hard fight
over tae Farms local option bill, which
Is raeucally the Roberts local option
OH y last. session. 1t makes the coun-
ty tne unit In deciding the question of
iocatopuon. so that If a majority Of the
voters In county vote dry there can
be ne liquor sold in any part of that
couny Under the present law one
district IN the county might vote dry
While another might vote wet. |"
COZ nies having large towns or cities,
under the proposed local option law,
wouia almost invariably vote wet" it
IS claimed. while in the counties CON
tanning smaller towns it is said the
opposite result would be reached. At
any rate the comfy unit rule has been
a zone OF sharp contention between the
Pro.Ioltlonists and those that favor the
sae OF liquor. A poll of the two houses
oy lnserested persons is said to have re-
suited 10 the discovery that the friends
OF local option have majority of about
two 70 one in the Senate and of nearly
three 10 one in the House, as matters
nov stand. Therefore 1t is not believed
thar me tight this year viii be equally
as existing as it was when the Roberts
Din was before the Legislature
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PERFORMING OFFICIAL DUTY.

There is one thing we have always
been unable TO understand, and that
is Ehyan official should not be forced
20 work like other officials, says the
Mayfied Messenger,
We can't see the difference in the
work IF a public official after he is
electedand installed into Office. than
wI2s1e was at work on salary for
"a xtate individual. IT the iegisIa-
ture would pass a few laws detailing
the works and duties of public officials,
it would fill long felt want. Take as
an example, circuit judges who are now
paid $1,000 salaries. which is 500 too
much and see how far behind many Of
them are in their work. and an idea
can begained of the great necessity Of
closer attention to their official duties.
1t is said there are 10000 htigants in
the State who are kept in suspense
and at great expense because Of the
failures of cigcuit judges to promptly
try the cases when they come before
the court
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HONG KONG PHILIPPINE JUNTA
is AGAIN BECOMING ACTIVE.

Manila. Feb. 9.-The provinces un-
der civil rule, as well as Manila, have
been flooded with a quantity of pam
phlets printed IN Hong Kong by the
Filipino Junta These pamphlets are
copies of memorial by the junta which
mas been forwarded to President Roose-
Welt. The memorial expresses sympa-
thy at the death of Mr. Mckinley, and
assures the American people that soon
er or later the Filipinos are bound to
TO have independence, The Junta says
it has reliable information that most OF
the pacited provinces are only held IN
check by superior military forces. The
pamphlets say that the educated Fill
ipinos appreciate American government
tai ideas, but, when the bread OF ma
tional life is asked for it does not SUI
flee to offer a stone even that stone be
a diamond.
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CARllEGIE AN tPIeRAMMATlsT,

-
Here are ten epigrams from An
drew Carnegie's speech before
party of railroad men at the rail-
road branch of the Y. M. c. A.
at New York.
"When my salary was raised
from $50 toS35 month it was a
greater X-ray to me than Roetgen
ever discovered.
SIN the early davs of ny railroad
career l used to wonder what the
assistant superintendent found to
do with his Sl25 a month
There is nothing, ABSOLUTELY
nothing. in money beyond a com.
potency
"There is nothing that success
depends SO much upon as q good
managing wife.
"Be good humored.
"There is little success where
there is little laughter. +"
Success is a three-legged stool
supported by capital, labor :and
business ability.
"Your sons will run trains 100
miles an hour"
Business with me has never'a
care"
No rule that a man can adopt
will bring greater reward than this
Ito abstain absolutely from alco-
holic drink.
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Saved the ChiIds Life.

In Three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by Pneumonia almost to
skeleton, writes Mrs. w. Watkins OF
Pleasant City, O.. a terrible cough set
in, that. in spite Of a good doctor treat
ment for several weeks grew worse
every day. We then used DIR. King
New Discovery for Consumption, and
our darling was soon sound and well.
We are sure this grand medicine saved
his life." Millions know it's the only
sure cure for Coughs Colds and all
Lung diseases. Cowgirl x Cowgirl
guarantee satisfaction, soc, sl0O. Trial
bottles free.
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TWINS JOINED FROM BIRTH
SEPARATED BY \ SURGEON IN
PARIS, FRANCE.

Paris. Feb. 8. The Hindoo
twins, Radica and Dordina, who
were united in a manner similar
70 the Siamese twins, who were ex-
hibited throughout The world, were
separated this evening by DIR.
Devon. The operation lasted
twenty minutes and was entirely
successful. But, owing to the
week condition of the patients, due
TO the illness of one of the twins,
who has been suffering from thrush,
the final result of the operation is
still doubtful. a
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RICHEST NATION IN THE WORLD.

Some interesting statistics have
been prepared by the United States
Bureau of Statistics of London
Daily Mail Year Book. They are
very far from being exhausted or
contributions to. the discussion now
going on over the enormus balance
apparently due as from foreign
countries as result of the com
meree for the last ten years. They
are interesting and important how
ever, as far as they go. They put
the United States at the head OF
the nation in point of wealth, estl-
mating our property at sSl 100.
100000 that of the United Kin
gdom at $50, OOO,0OO,O00, that
of France at s4S, O00,000.000 that
of Germany at $40 100000, 900 and
that of Russia at $50. 900, 000,O 600.
At the same time our public
debt is the smallest, and that OF
France is the largest.
H. b L l.. A.
The Hickman b. L L. Association
meets next Thursday night, l2etnJ, ID
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SURPRISED HIS WIFE.

A peculiar manner in which farmer
of Fulton county. surprised his
wife is thus related BY the Fulton
Leader:
"A good story ID told Of farmer Inv
ing east Of Fulton, who wore his old
suit the one that Noah left In the ark,
till every one was tired Of It, and has
estimable wife was almost ashamed Of
the hustling farmer who had been
inside of it SO long. But one day
recently he came to Fulton 10 cell his
produce and while in town he determ-
ined to buy . new suit and, happy
thought. surprise Eliza. So he bundled
a neat suit In the wagon and drove
homeward. 1t was after night rs he
hurried home. and ct the bridge near
Boaz Chapel he stood mp in the wagon
and peeled and threw the despised
old suit into the river. Then he
reached for his clothes. They were
gone-had jolted ont Of the wagon, The
night was cold and his teeth chartered
as he hurried for home. He surprised
Eliza even more than he anticipated"
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AAA Yards of and fresh Embroideres
3,UUU before this sale per- 4e yard ~ 'Oc.
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Every goods that bears sembance
be sold quickly Past prices ignored Values sacrificed
Each department yields bargains best No how low
the prices the qualities Of the highest standard
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New idea Patterns, IOc
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H. b L l.. A.

The Hickman b. L L. Association
meets next Thursday night, l2etn), In
Courier building.