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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1903-05-15

Domenico FrugoI, an Italian section
man. was run over by the cars at Wells
between ll:30 and - o'clock Thursday
and so badly injured TINT he died at 1
o'clock this morning. No one saw .he
occurrence and it is thought by the
friends Of the dead man that he threw
himself under a moving train. Three
cars passed over his legs badly hanging
them. lie was brought to Elko on No
s y yesterday aud taken to the county
hospital where he died rs stated above.
The funeral will take place from Key.
ser's Undertaking Parlnrs tomorrow
afternoon Mt 3 o'clock.
II. u. Hamliu, the scientific uptician.
is at the Depot Hotel and will remain
until Monday. lie is dong considerable
business here and those in need OF his
services should either eau on him or
send their address TO the Depot Hotel.
In the latter case. Mr. Hamlin will call
Mt any residence IN town and tit my
kind Of eyes with glasses. He under
st Inde hns business thoroughly and
those who deal with hun are sure to re
ceive courteous treatment and value
received for their money.
Tao remarkable happenings are re
ported from Mississippi. In one case u
negro was hanged and pronounced dead
by physicians who attended the execu-
ton. After the negro was cut down he
came to life and is enjoying his freedom
because 1t has been decided TINT he is
dead from Il legal standpoint. In the
other instance II mob hanged i negro,
put u bullets into him, and Il n him for
dead. He rcgained consciousness while
being prepared for burial, but, as he
could not take advantage OF any legal
terhnicality. he did tot escape. lie lIas
been sentenced to ten years IN prison.
\ dispatch from Tacoma says that
twenty live mill ms will be added to the
worlds gold suppl! 10y cl' an. ups now in
progress i'll the KloDdike, Forty Mile,
Atlin aud Nome districts Water is
running freely through the Klondike,
giving miners ii supply sufficient to.
wash out the immense dumps they nave
piled up during the winter. The yield
OF Old Run, Dominion and Sulphur
Greeks is larger than anticipated. BE.
tween now and August the Klondike
district will ship about $4,000 900 in
gold. Atlin camp can produce 100000
and Forty Mile $4,000 coo. Chicken
and other creeks Of Forty Mile will
yield the greatest output in their his.
tory and Nome will produce at least
s5,0oO,oO0. The output OF these dis.
trirts will be still greater another year,
when large hydraulic plants being in
stalled. are in full operation.
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7he &H@na1
Levi Strauss G Cos
CoPPer-riveted
Owe

Alva p. Catlin, u Nevada pioneer.
died III Carson Wednesday,. He was
one Of the first four men Ia comprise
tho population Of the Comstork. Four
children, OF whom MH. Baker OF Wells
is "ne. survive him. He was II native
OF New York, aged rs years.
Henry Mack, Of Garduerville. was
stabbed Sunday, but his injuries are not
deemed serious. Mack is "a clerk in a
stora aud he sought to eject m offensive
Mexican from the premises when the
latter turned nnd sought To bury n knife
in his side. Mack's ribs arrested the
knife Rnd saved his life.
Tuesday, was the thirty fifth auniver.
sary Of the date when Reno was first
placed On the map Of Nevada. The
first building in the town was on the
present site ~ the Monarch saloon, the
ground for which was broken on Nav
~. 1868.
Prof. Game. Wilbur Merritt. Neva
l'cwar and Henley Miller will leave for
Keno tonight to attend the oratorical
contest between III" high schools of the
State. Mr.. Merritt and Mise Dewar
represent the Elko county high school.
Prof. Game and Henley Miller go along
to see that the Elko representatives
have fair play.
This morning rs "a vork train was
pulling through the tunnel bet wern
Elko and Carlin it ran into IA hand ear
loaded with Italian section men. Follow
ing the hand car were William McGraw
and George Clark ON II railroad bicycle.
h hand car was pushed some distance
10y the engine and it caught the men OF.
the bicycle. McGraw was pretty badly
bruised mad Clark escaped with slight
injury. Mc(iraw was brought to EIko
and DR.. Ehy attended To hns injuries.
lie will be all right in a few days. None
Of the Italians on the hand car we're
hurt.
One Mccormack victimized three
Reno business houses during the week
with bogus bank notes to the amount of
about II hundred dollars. McCor.
mack was arrested about = o'clock in
the morning a day OF two ago. but he
informed the officer that he had been
taken before the Justice OF the Peace
by Constable Wilson and mad given
bonds. Tho officer went to the Justice
Cont to investigate the matter aud in
a very few seconds discovered that Nc.
Cermack had never been ill custody.
As a result OF his little dodge, McCor.
meek made his escape and is still Mt
large.-Ledger.
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STATE OF OHIO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COlrSry ~

STATE OF ONO. CITY OF TOLEDO
LUCAS COUNTY S
FRANK j. cheney makes oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm OF +. }.
CHENEY Co.. doing business in the City
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid,
md that said firm will pay the sum of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
be cured by the useof HALLS CATARRm
CURE. FRANK J. CHENEY,
Sworn To before me and subscribed
i'll my presence. this 9th day OF Deccm-
Der, A.. d., 1886.
sr, y. w. Gleason.
10y Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken i'll
t~ernnlly and nets directly on the blood
md mucous surfaces OF the system
Send for testimonials free.
Sold 10y Druggists TIC.
Halls Family Pills are the beat.
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Behold Gays the KinRinan .Inmrnai,
-the man as he passeth along will, :,
haunted look on his face md n new
Sl.50 garden for Il az. hoe and n rak,
in his hands. lie delveth in tue moisl
enrth and sweateth great drops Of sweat.
He buyeth "a worth Of tools and s.
worth OF seels and plants; he does sl5
worth OF Hbo:, and ia. the harvest time
cometh, he gather red ten cents worth OF
warty lettuce, u half dozen leather rad
ishes and dietb of the collie mud the
world forgeteth him. Consider his
ways and be wise
During the bicycle races nj Reno
Sunday, II. \. May, a cigar dealer, at
tempted to cross the iron bridge by the
Riverside Hotel and WAS stopped by a
policeman. May gave the lines to the
young lady. who was riding with him,
jumped ont oi the buggy aud drew a
handled by the crowd and the pistol
WINS taken from him before he could
use it. He was then taken to Jail and
charged with carrying a concealed
weapon. Friends came to his rescue
and he gave bail in the sum OF $500 to
answer the charge. The Telegram says
the charge against May was changed to
that OF drawing and exhibiting a deadly
weapon in a rude. angry and threaten
ing manner. May plead guilty to the
charge and was fined $3.50, which he
PAID without n murmur.
Sergeant Bales and privatcs Walton
and Carlton nf the Sixth Cavalry, were
arrested at Honolulu for hurylariz'nr
the house Of Judge Frear. They were
caught with the plun'ler on their WAY
from the house. Carlton If said ,u he a
graduate Of Yale or Harvard, and his
father Is said to be - member Of the
Supreme Court Of one of the Eastern
Suites, and the three are well connected
and have Influential friends. Secretary
Root was appealed to and Chief Justice
Frear was asked not to prosecute. They
were turned loose and ara now ut the
Presidio. II is just such work that
brings the law INTO deserved contempt
and which breeds anarchy. talk about
the laws being like the rains from hea-
ven. falling alike ON the Just and I'M
just. Bah.-Quclquefois.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILi
Salmagundi.

Mrs. Kate Savage OF Reno has been
committed to the insane asylum.
MB. 3ooher is getting along nicely
and will be all right III Il few days.
Mr.. Mayer went to Salt Lake last
night. He will return in three or four
days.
Judge Talbot left last night Tor Car
on. lie expects to return in two or
three weeks.
Reno and Carson are making big
preparations for President RcoseveIt's
visit next Tuesday.
Justice Robins OF Winuemucca has
been appointed n United States Com
missioner by Judge Hawley.
j. y. Watere, travelling agent Of the
Springfield Fire Insurance Company,
arrived from San Francisco Inst night.
Constable Mccoy returned last even.
ing from the Northern part OF the
county. where he had been to attach n
band Of sheep.
Butte, Montana, is famed through the
north west from the fact that it has but
a single tree. More are to lie set ont
and cultivated.
The deepest hole in the United States
Is the oil we'll OF The Forest Oil Com
pany, West Elizabeth, Allegheny conn.
ty, Pa, 1915 feet.
Ex-constable Charles Leeper has
been appointed chief Of police Of Reno
by the new city council. No better an.
pointment could have been made.
BY mere waste caused by coins rub
bling together the civilized world loses
ono and n quarter tons OF gold and
lightweight tons OF silver in a year.
Joe Tabor left for Reno last night TO
attend n meeting Of the State Board Of
Pharmacy. DR.. Eby ia running the
drugstore in his absence.
NJ. Geraldo and B. Bcruasque were
fined sSS each the other day for herdiug
sheep within three miles OF the Austin
postofice. Tho fines we're paid says the
Reveille.
The Reno Masons hnYs purchased Tor
the sum Of s10,5o0 the lot now occupied
by tho Iron Bridge livery stable on Vir.
ginia street and will erect thereon u
beautiful Masonic Temple.
Judge Brown telegraphcd the INDE.
PENDENT from Ely this forenoon that
by consent Of The parties William Lloyd,
charged with attempted kidnapping Of
John a. Traylor. was found guilty Of
eimple assault.
Virginia Cit, is making big propnra.
tions for the Fourth ~ July carnival.
Nearly all OF tie prominent citizens are
on the different committees. Tho in
dicatioDs are that the old town will
mako things hun on the Nations birth.
day.
President and Mrs. j. r.. Stubba will
pay II visit to- the Orient in June. They
will touch nj Honolulu. then 90 on "a
Japan md China md pay a Wait To
Mnniln. They will probably be accom-.
panied 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Il. L. Fulton
Gazette
About u year aVo Mrs. G.. NJ. Dyer
procured mn n u bush. planted II.
aud II IL now growing nj her home. A
few DAYS ago three Vnnh sized orangcs
were taken of md eaten. another wae
shown to tho writer yesterday, perfectly
ripe mud well developed. and tho third
remains on the tree. This proves that
orangoe can he grown in Austin even
though il be G,5oi foot above the level
' of the ea.-.Austin Revcille.
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MARRIED..

GoRMAY- EAGER-At the Commercial
Hotel, Elko, Nevada. May IL.
1903, by l. +. Morgan, Justice OF the
Peace. Mr.. james German to Miss
Caroline \ Eager. both OF Elko.
CoSNELL-WILsoS-A the Presby terinn
Mnnse, Elko, Nevada, May 10, 1908,
by Rev. George II. Greenfield, Mr..
Frank l.. Council to Miss Lucy VIII.
son, both Of White Rock. Nevada.
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[FROM FRIDAYS DAILY.l
Salmagundi.

Mn. Booher Is getting along nicely.
Joe Cross, charged with sobbing a
Chinaman, has been convicted 10y a
Washoe county jury.
The latest reports from Mr.. Winter
mantel say that he is getting along rs
well rs can he expected.
Governor Sparks has semi to Carson
Il chair made Of elk antlers 1t is a
beautiful piece OF work. The chair will
be for use OF President Roosevelt on
the platform Mt Carson.
\ prisoner by the name OF Herrin.
sent from Washoc county, escaped from
the penitentiary yesterday morning.
His absence was soon detected and he
was captured after being three md n
half hours at liberty.
Remember the wax works and dra-
matte entertainment mt Mizpah Hall
next Friday night. Tickets are on sale
mt the telephone Office This will be one
OF the best entertainments cvcr given in
EIko. Buy n ticket and 20.
Tho Standard says Judge Bonniiield
is getting along nicely. DR.. Gironx ro
ports all symptoms rs favorable with
none indicating internal injuries. No
serious outcome IL looked for. but the
Judge will not he able to he around Tor
several weeks,
Work Mt the oil we'll has progressed
slowly this week. owing to pieces OF
steel being found in the bottom oi the
we'll. n number Of small pieces have
been taken out and drilling will be re.
eumcd this aftcr How these pieces
Of stool got into the we'll seems to he n
mystery.
This afternoon as eevcral men from
X, ndon were getting OF the &c cond
section ~ No. 3. one uf them fell mud
struck on his head. He was picked u,
unconscious and taken to the hospital
told the reporter That the iujmrcd man
was 4pnral! zcd drunk" when pu, on the
cnrs nt Rynhcm lie is known Ms
"Cockney Joe
II ~ nm ironical commentary on the
saving grace ~ modern science that twc
Of th" "orst iyphoiu epidemics which
have occurred anywhere in the United
Statca have bc ut two great scientific
schools, Cornell and Leland Stanford
At Cornell. in tho very middle Of winter
the fever was go violent that the schools
was practically suspended for two
months. And at Leland Siasiord
boastcd always rs the finest climate in
the world, there are % more tbnn lOC
' students il,-Iola (Kau) Register.
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DUNDORE,

John Fl. Wise offers for sale his
driving horse
George Hoover sold one of his
road horses for 300.
Eli Campbell auu ". !. Reich
enuach, two enterprising carpenters,
put up ~ bstanria, hmtding in
ono day for our merchant.
\ good hat was found Gear Dun
dore's stors early one morning last
week; the unfortunate parry can ro-
cover their propcrty By Identifying
it.
Rev. J. Fl. keeier and wife at.pr
staying four months with our Mer-
chants family, left 'or brooklyn, y.
y, where they will occupy their
sons residence during the Sum-
mer.
QuIte a few RATS were seen on
the river last week and the 5usque-
hanna Coal Breaker had to shut
down.
The age of woman Is one Of the
secrets that is beyond finding ont,
but Lydia Hoover had birthday
PARTY on Tuesday and entertained
| number of her friends who we're
much delighted.
Buy a flag at Dundore'a read the
PosT, and enjoy the ith of July.
David Haines is on the sick list
Our tax collector is out for
money.
The engineers of the new Rail-
nad were here again last week and
put on the finishing touches, the
road will be built, work in to be
within sixty days.
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EAM z r.

Frank Mitchell and family Of
Lewistown are at this place are al
this place on a visit.
The festival which was held here
on SATURDAY evening was we'll at
tended but it seemed that their
money was scarce.
The church is being painted
which adds greatly to its appear
ance.
The directors did not decide ..
whom they would give our schools
Mrs. A. w. Smith and daughter
Of Selinsgrove were seen in this place
Sunday.
The Childrens Day exercises
were well attended and were a great
success.
Mr.. Harter and family of SUM-
bury spent Sunday with J. E. Ma
gees.
Minnie SteeIy Of Bannerville is
visiting her friend Miss Mable
Gutelius.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Kind You Have Always Bought
Fas:sss |ss.s the Ct eGmZzZc
SHADEL.

The recent rain has refreshed the
wing crops wonderfully. Every
pg is growing nicely. We ex-
a good crop Of wheat.
here is much talk about the
Railroad on this side Of the
pnehanna River. l hope it viii
pn''t AS soon as possible.
Hrs. Charles Neitz of Chillisuua-
was visiting her parents at
place a few days last week.
H. A. Ebright sold a valuable
se to a party from the other side
he river for $3.50.
Par Supervisor bought bridge
WAS built across the canal at
PSge Rme's, They are building
bridge across the Mohantungo
A at ii, u. Swinetord's.
mmon Meiser, who was work.
at Milton, returned home to
PN' NnperVisob IL, Bickhart,
busy every day last week.
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Among The
Wash Goods,

= cent Skirtings - ,euts. llue.
black AMI linen colors for out door
skirts.
10 cent Galate.is III cents. blue.
black ana light coloN. what The
little bow needs for summer clothes.
pl.5O Madras Dress Patterns 81. 10
AZ a'h. 10 70 - yds. full range If col
ors IN pretty stripes.
y cent Lawns and Dimities ~
cents wide range for choosing IN nj
colors.
. cent silk Ginghams Is cents.
stripes, dark and light.
10 cent Lawns q cants for iresses
anu waists.
Another lot 10 cent ones AT = IT'S.
plnks blues. linen rolorings. stripes
Lancaster Iinghams ali colors.
now 6t cents a yd.
q cent Bleached Muslin 10 wis. for
10 cents good quality for general
use.
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seL,Msoaove.

Mrs. A. A. Conrad returned
rom her trip to Milton.
W. +. Miller son Of J. j. Mill
r), and family Of Tower City was
h town several days last week.
Rev. Fortner, former NJ. f.. Pas
or, was in town one day last
geek.
W. Ralph Wagenseller spent sew
ral days with his parents.
Chas. Erhart and family Of Han
ver are visiting Mrs. rs. mother,
Irs. Sarah Fisher.
Mrs. Rev. McLain (nee Lum-
brd) visited her parents here last
|eek.
Chas. GOss, a former student Of
rockville, spent few days among
bends; he is pleased with the pros
prlty of $. L.
Mrs. Jack Givin and family are
Bending some time with her mother,
rs. IIilbish.
Miss BERTHE Boyer left Friday for
extended visit to her sister, Mrs.
ev. &. o. Ritter of near Logans-
brt, Ind.
Percival Herman took run to
hila. for few days.
Chaa. Feehrer, son of Prot. J Fl.
Fchrer, spent short time with his
rents last week.
A. A. Geise of Sunbury inter-
ewed our merchants one day last
eek.
Artie Boyer has taken a trip to
rlisle and Harrisburg.
Inc proprletors OF the Dreher
oe factory will begin operations
Pg. 1st or as soon as they are able
get the building into shape.
Mrs. Annie Philips MacLaugh-
and children left tor their home
Chicago last week.
Hiss Eva Rhamstine, who spent |
last month at Pittsburg, return |
home Friday.
The Board of Directors of the |
blic schools elected the teachers
the next school year and agreed
3 minimum salary of $500.
Benz. Philips lett Tuesday of last
* to accept a position as time
(per for some large concern near
merry Hill.
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Ro'ert Aucker of Sunbury spent
Sunday at home.
James Brown he's Secured EN-
ployment at Sunbury.
The Keiser's Sunday School hat
their Children's Day service sund ,
might.
During the summer months our
Harrows School house is often IL
possession of tramps and loafrrs
leaving it dirty aud not iaviting ior
the next gang. This should not b.
50 and suggest a nice reward to tn,
informer. This might be a means OF
breaking up such a nuisance.
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GLOBE MILLS.

Mrs. John lands returned Sat
urday after a weeks visit with her
parents at Shamokin.
Jennie Hotlenstein spent Sunday
with Verna Stuck.
Sollie HummeI and wife of Erd
ley's church we're seen on our street
Sunday.
o. LeitzeI of Northumberland
spent Friday with Anna ErdIcy.
Mira. Nellie Iummel and child
rem of Lewistown and her father
John Fields Of Kreamer spent FRI
day with Susan ErdIey.
Lidy Kelley Of seIinsgrovc visit
ed her sister Mrs. Iqck Deobler lost
week.
Mrs. Ollie Froup and children
Of SeIinsgrove visited Paul Humm-
ell and wife F riday.
Fred Hummel Of Freeburg was
seen on our streets Tuesday.
The s. School of this plrce will
hold a festival at the church Sat.
the l8 instead of % az announced
last week.
Annie Musser of kreamer spent
Sunday with Anon Yergcr and
wife.
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~ 'ccsl application rs they mo,
resch the disetsrI y,.a,iuh g.. tir ca
Tn res only oaq Way % en- deaf
ness, end that ls by u ani. NJ
.emedies. Deafness is caused by M
inhamed condition of The mucous
ming o. the Fustachisn Tobs.
Whe tn lube isInflsme4 vou ave
a umbling soupd or imperfect hear
z nd when II is entirely ,'Osei,
eafness is the res Ilt, ~ = on nile 3
the infammatio can be iak6n out
and this tube restored TO It's normal
condition, hearina will bo destroy d
rever. Nine cases ont ten are
ans d by cstarrh. VII ch is nothiog
u IN inf ,me @. n lJiOu # h
u ous seryI,e.
We vii give Hdudrad Doh r.
or any case of Deafness (causo,i b.
starrh) that cannot be- cufed by
Halls Catarrh Cu'e Send or cir
ulars, ire
F. J. Cheney&C. T,elo. o.
o'o y Dru ggists =.
Halls Family r .'- r the best.
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INSANE WAN'e ,W=UL DECO
Stabbed |is adcd wife =oUr Times
and -rsr = ,rgsd Ilrns.,F

Altoona Es. t.Jna 80 4 'rightful
G,er1, occurred ., .bn aome " Far
NOR John 1'aar .evo niles from Rak-
er7 summit tnH"nrl county -laar
suddenly wont stark mad while IN ned
IMAGINING hat An army vas approach
ing Ms home Procuring Dig butcher
knife he attacked hls wife gtahblng
her four lines in ne region " The
heart and lungs iuaicting -at.i m
juries She var n ned At .hn time
Going iow1 stairs after rhia blnoIsy
WORK ne found an axe and ,earchlng
out MIA 'ou Justin. Who vas ytlll n
bed. he old man attar,,ed l,m -he
son overpowerad ais 'ather after a
struggle and succeeded n -akIug he
weapon away rom he old nan The
son then made his ascaDA rom he
house Making his way 70 he nearest
neigh hhOr7 Ne -Ouspf hem aud Unlisted
their services % 'aptHra MS 'athar -
fore 1P could harm nthr-7 The party
returned raUtiouslv % -he luuse AMI
finding no signs Of II. 4borf entered
Mrs CLAIR WIS found 1ef llasn-
ing rom her wounds n helpless
condition out st.u living. sezrch ,or
Claar vas made The old nan lad
gone INTO he woods back n he lnu.s
about quarter n nile AMI thers
hanged himself With bed cord % =
walnut tree He vas Iuite tsad when
eut down
Mn. Claar Who Is ~ years old. csu-
not survive 1er womnas C.aAr aan
been acting queer for a week 1ast
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,lns' k"epp,oq renip iivc the peo.
" that the D~a cratic party re.
Ieeroed Us promises With soup.
Charles Wolf, a young oan Of 6
". and 300 lhs wad 0r6 tfsy last
week attacked by seven rats and
while he called yrifgrousiy for
help one got inside of his pants leg
apd bit him while the rest took to
their hiding places when they ssw
has fist he was shaking at them,
des ist zu-1 Iachen.
Daniel Wolf has quit his JOB at
MlIIersburg hut better one is
awaiting him at Suobury.
Henry Wilmer was at home last
week but will be at DsnviIle this
week.
Alice Biogaman bought the house
they now occupy Of her uncle tor
s37j.
Geo A. Wolf hos rornr,od from
Shamoklo Gor few doys
r."o. N Weorlers new bqro +.
r''Fi~g foo r.ro~'oc,
D,ndor.I, b;,,b ,r;o,, o..
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Prices For Two Days, Friday
and Monday July ). and 0, 100;

500 Tta. Toot Gingtan. 1ink r1u- cnts r,rr .- ! -
4 '''' --' US
80 ent Table Linen Will " z.nts -aru
'' -1''i
11ent Qualities or }7s - rnts !
SI' Black toop-i pnaudR H!f.-sur .1Ls
S3.9s ~ ''''''7'' .'t2I --
500 Dress De J.
shirt Waist and js--rns
S.,h .nlnes ior. I.
Chldrens Pique skirts priced 4
10 cent Ladies' nj ,ua-
for y " .''----S'l 'i,e-
Chldrens = cent Vests sleeves Will - - g.
cents ~ SNN' -A-' -o'-ES, Ate
30 Mattings roll If % varyis
Grocery Bargains. every l,u,ssspa-.
-S"s VII - II
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Judge vn. r. Tenor. - -vastr- -,
D. O., vrftes from ia =, Capital ..ss,
Washington, .. CT
AXE pleasure IN saving hat
cheerrully -erommend he r-o - t., ma
- a remedy FOR catarrhal .rorb;a
nost EXCELLENT ionic foc -eneraI ..,. -
lions '-vn. =, Z.nor
Mrs. Amanda Horr'll, IN Reid ..,.-..
Elizabeth, Z J., vrtt.s,
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