Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 29 September 1890 — Page 3

Special

FOR SALE.

Roving Week.

LR:-A sccond hand f»l Inch Columllirlit roadster by clolo, 188K pattern wMlon, clionp. Inquire* at Iaocy^

LE-Ir. Tllney's horse, 160.

lE-flnby cab tfood its now, tlat 't,BlAamcoril wood saw all at a barit UQfl south Plum stroot. soptotf ALB-Cn RA P—HOUBO of 7 rooms.

West Franklin street. Inquire of meMtJouitNAL offlooor Oil 8outb "D street. A bargain.

Bargains Offered!

...... V?

ll,is week we will be at the D. F. McClurc stand, opposite

the court house on Washington Street.

SS BEOS. 99-Cent Store

FOR S2.50

can buy a Dongolio Kid But-Shoe:—Opera,Halt-Opera or Common Sense. Men's Calf Congress at $2.50, very pair warranted by Hamilton & Brown, ol St. Louis.

124 East Main Street.

you see lady whose bonnet exactly becomes her, you will

discover, on inquiring, that A'-'W.i'v

in© Tim.es Oiat of Ten purchased of Miss Edna Nicholson^ opposite the postoflice.

Nicholson has just returned from Chicago, where she has bs&n buying goods.

AP COLUMN

scmctits in this column ono cont a oav. nothing less than ton cents Cash in advance.

ALE—Dirt choap. a comparatively phaeton. luqulro at 000 east Wa*

LB—An open faoed stiver watch moroment, cheap. Inquire at ti»e

WANTED.

TBD:—A Rlrl that can cook, will get rfxlvftgi'd ard steady employ meat at Oct.

-BD—An active, honost man—Salary 00 monthly If Bultable, with opporfor advance, to renreaont locally a fo*

New lork bouse. Itoferonces. Manr, l/x* Box 1,585, New York

Nantod local and traveling. Positions manent or part time. Salary from ipcrioniK) unneoessar}*. Brown Bros., aeti. Chicago. 111. norl

FOR RENT.

•ST—Al»out October 10th, a-new cot* or sli room*, wood house, oellar, two tnautels, cistern and hydrant water, nilars soo Lew Hornaday, of Barnhlll

Pickett's. Sopt. 25.

-?ST-A brick house with *9 rooms. «wt\ abash avenue. Aptriy at 310 avenue. Dot. 1.

BNT—A house of 7 rooms on east ?,!Ion¥° P'oa^antly located. Call at Horuady it Picket's. SepUSl.

ENT:—AboutOctobor 1% a largo two

«treot. Inquire

wmtfrlUi* at J. S. Kolley'g shoe store

^.Ur^untm-nlBhed front room InmiU^ nno"5'

I lni'ow

and g«Ue—

'UMlro 508 oaat Jefferson stroot.

^In""01190 P' rooms, well oIntern, -j' outhouses. Fruits of all 210 N^.\°,J,roffl,8e8 on J- K.

North Pine street.

"iSrA houso of seven rooms.

ggty

wabaak

nloo avo-

Sr."18810nlah "Ills will have a tMu ."wforrontabout Sept. 1st. H608oastMain street.

LOST.

w«tol. charm was lost yestor-

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th0

Central

UnZI Larsh'aon west Main Urn*. rewarded by leaving It

ftt!r

(tround.a darkbay

shoos n.

recoiv°a

Barnhlll. noma

Menoo I.

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teweu' *™P *oy./liyIer ». it. & P's store andbero-

FOUND?

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10'?8 wl"'1,1"n.imo

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tills iiotiSi!^ "t'1

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co,at.

now. on th.i

North street.

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t*euo

Uankln.)

"Cer«. tano"®'Ven

tho

vor u„T

sIIL'UE

removal of

Worma.

hemonholrtfl.

KOLSTERING

7KE.SSbsRepalred and Packcl

RftC ol'lpment.

Blook•

w"ik

Bolloltea.

PIEND

Sold by Nve & Oo.

"LaNorita," the finoitcigar in tlio city for. Do. at EiiHminger & Seawright's.

Speoial bargaiDH at the 99 cout etoro this week..

Yon are mil welcome to call and see the new novelties in Ladies' a&d Childrens' Cloaks Friday and Satur day of this week at Louis Bischofs

In pickling use pare epioea and high grade vinegar. We have the finest grown and manofaotarod.

ENBMMOEH & SKAWIIIOHT.

A fine line of studenis lamps at the 09 cent etore.

Moving week at the 99 oent store.

Don't forget ths date, Oct. 3rd and 4th of this w«ek. Mr. Thelsbone will he here with the grandest display of cloaks ever shown in this city at my store. All welcome to learn the new styles and low prices at Louis Bischof's.

Friendship rings, just reooived at the 99 oent store.

Special out

See ad.

sale at 99 cent store.

Studente lamp* at the 99oent store.

When you want fancy Hour try ono Back of "Royol Bose," the linost flour sold in the oounty at Ensmioger & Sea— Wright's.

We can please you in fanoy gitMvirjos for our stook is complete. O.U and aoe the finest grocery iu tbe city.

EXSUI.NQER fc SEAwrioht, 103, E. Main Street.

Spooial out sale on stand and hanging lamps at the 99 cent store.

This will be the best opportunity of the season to get a great bargain in clonks, Friday and Saturday of this week at Louis Bischof's.

Our line of fruit and oonfectionory is complete. Oall when in need of anything in this line.

ENSM.N'O .IT Syj WRHHIT. 103 E. iiu Street.

Cnn fix youi' hocH whi.'o wnttinj{ at .T S Kellv, oa«fc Main stroot.

Notice.

I. S. Wheeler hna QKi-^iod ub agent for the tlingor Clo., but ho will continuo in thi» lowing luaohinn tradu at his olc'l place 129, ninth Greei street.

Ho will lmvo on haml in a few dayf sevewl of tho bost mnnhhios made among whioh the celebrated "St*adard' the oidy notary shuttle mauhiua, the speediest, lightest running, 0iiokost, ino-t iierieot shuttle miwhiuo in the world.

Pnraonn contemplating purahasing machinca should hold oa» a few days and watch for a pointer in prices. Talk is cheap but moan basiiess. Call at tue office 12SI, south limen stroot, and satisfy journal ves of tho truth ol onr ussertions. L. S. WnKOtan.

A Mother's Love

Savon Il«rTen-Year Old Child.

Itemwly, miulo at Itondoiit, N. Y.

Iu»°nu

BHIOHT'S DISDASZ2.

How bapp uiii Mint I deterinliKMl upon this forono i»y one the well known sytnp* Wortls full U) vx

oourse totns of the (Unease left iier. fS:"1,1.1 I cannot Kk, t.VnrJstiV rccommend the havorlt^ Kcin^lv ler w». iy' wfllrlMvSr11'

V,1",111

"-"virlto ncM,"^

Wliii,''1 iLs tl"M)"ly niwllc taken arier l" rcase wasaljai.donejlI by Hie physician? MHS. LAlMtA A. KKMITON, est Hutliuid, Vermont.

Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy,

rrcparod by

I)r. David ... II per liottle.

Kennedy, Itondout New Vork. Six for 15.1 If a!) drufffftata.

DAILY JOURNAL.

MONDAY, SEPT. 29, 1890.

THE CITY.

The Weutlior Report.

For Indiana—7a.m.. fair, wanner^ Ix)cal Temporature. 7am 41 2p

In the Near Future*

Wednesday—At MuBio Hall, Robert Downing in "Nero."

Services To-Night.

ILere will be a preaching service at the M. E. cliurch to night, to whioh all oordially invited. The services will be couduoted by Itov. T. J. Basset, of DoPnuw.

PreDaring for Uonferenoe.

W. F, Pettit went down to the Y. M. O. A. barber Bhop this morning. Ho had his hair and board trimmed and was newly shaved. It is needless to sav that ho looked quite "foxy" on his way baok.

Daath of Washington Hampton. Washington Hampton died to-day at 1:30 o'clock at his resideuco o6roer ol Spring and Walnut streets, aged 47 years. Mr. Hampton was a member of Co. K, 140th liegiment, and loaves a wifo and four children. Burial at Masonio cemetery to-morrow at 2:30 o'clock. Servioes by Rev. Q. P. Fuson.

Dr. Pratt at the Baptist Uhurch, Rev. W. Al. Piatt, of Louisville, occupied the pulpit at the Bapliat ohuroli last evening and was honored with a largo congregation. Mr. Pratt was the pastor of this church fifty years ago and has muny warm frieuds among tie older people of the city who weio nmong his hearers Inst niglit. Ho discussed the mysteries of God and his sermon was acceptably received.

Hon. J. A. Mount's Oauvasj. lion. James A. Mount spout Sunday at home and wua in the cily this moruiug ou his way to Parke county wliete he talks to the people twice a day uutil Friday v.hon ho oomos to this city. He will speak at the oourt house ou Friday evening, at 7:30 o'clock. Mr. Mount reports that his mi etings everywhere have been largoly attended by attentive listeners and that Republican prospects for carrying the District ar bright.

The (Jity Direotory.

'flio Columbus Republican freaking of the new Directory of that oity published by Mr. Emerson who is getting up a Direotory for Crawfordsville, has this to say of the book:

The new direotory just issued of this oily and ootinty, published by Mr. Emerson is giving fall satisfaction to all its patrons. The direotory comes up tc all the promises made by Mr. Emerson,and is neat and eubtantinl. It will fill a long-felt want in this oity and county. This is the seoond direotory published of this oity and oounty Mr. Emerson, who devotds his entire time to this business. The directory contains a complete list of all the land-owners in tho oounty, alphebotically arranged, with map of ikhe State, whioh alone makes the book worth ita oost.

Robert Downing*

Philadelphia Daily Nows: Robert Downing, the distinguished young Amorioau aotor, appeared at tho Grand Opera House last night before a laigj and enthusiastic audience. The large stage gave ample room for a grand pro duotion of Saumet's version of "Nero.' Mr. Downing first mado his reputation in this play in Dr. Bird's version. Last night Mr. Downing's fino foroe of iotiou and expression was of a superior quality. The arena soeno, the most thrilling in the play, is introduced in the fourth act in this version, instead of tho second as in Dr. Bird's. Thus the interest in the play is kept up until the curtain drops at the end of the play. Tho support Mr. Downing receives at the hand of Miss Eugenie Blair, has muoh to do with the suocoss of the play.

Garland Dell Next Year.

Perry Garland was in tho city to-day. He i« ono of the principal stockholders in the Garlaud Dell company, tho others being, William Deitrich, George Seybold, H. Demaree, Joel G. Deere and James MoCormiok. Mr. Garland states that the company was so successful labt year that a number of improvements aro oontomplatod. They are talking of making the hotel seventy foot longer and adding a large portioo, also building a W3W barn with a capacity of 150 or 200 horses. Tho matter of a dam has not been settled yot either. An excursion from Andorson and other townB on the Midland ocourrod yesterday and was quite successful. Mr. Garland is of tho opinion that in the course of time the threo railroads, tho Vandalia, tho I. D. & W.f and the Midland will oombino to build a branch lino to the Doll.

Tho Clienpcst and Hest.

If you are thinking ot buying a suit you can do no better than to Oolman a trial.

Colman. Oolinan, ho Is tho man, If I10 can't Ot you nobody cau.

CONFERENCE.

fall

give

To-day and To-morrow Oonsumed in the Examination of the Classes. A goodly number of the younger members of the NorthwMt Indiana Conference huvo p'lt in an apperanoe to day and the time is boing taken np in the examination of dosses. These classes are composed of young ministers and nro four in number, the first, eecond, third and fourth year classes respectively. The examinations are muoh more stringont thau formerly and oovor a largo field. Tho history of the Christian ohurch from the time of Christ to tho preennt. The L^octrines, history of Methodism, Logic,Rhotorio and Theology are a few of the snbjVois treated. At the end of the seoond jti&r tho minister is ordained a deaoon in tb6 ohurch and at the ond of the fourth an elder, at whioh time his examinations are over and he is a full Hedged minister. The classes this year are pretty full, some oontuining a doi:en or more a^plvoaatf. Tho examination committees arc: -For admission, J. M. Stafford, W.H. Broomfield, O. E. Haskell, N. E. Jenkins First year S. Colvin, H. A. Merrill J. W. Lodor, S. B. Orimee, Seoond year: T. J. Bassett, J. T. Ablett, J. H. Wilson, T. F. Drake. Third year: W. B. Sluts, Dale, Thos. Meredith, G. R. Stroeter. Fourth year: J. A. Maxwell, W. R. Maxwell, M. M. Parkhurst, F. M. Pavey. Besides the above named oommittees there are two for tho nomination of local preaohers. The first for Local Deacons is oomposod of W. A. Smith, J, H. Claypool, B. F. Iyoy, S. P. EdmundBon for iooal elders, J. F. MoDaniel, J. C. Martin, J. S. White and H. N. Ogden.

BRIEFS.

—Mort Keogan leaves to-night for Chicago whero ho enters Rush Modic.il Col lego. —F. P. Mount, O. R. Fry, Mrp. Sophia Jones and Miss Maggie Jones joined Center ohurch yesterday by letter. —MasUr Mechanic Jackson, of tho P. & E. division of the Big Four, was in the oity to-day to purohase the houreof G. W. Mark ley. —Zack Williams laid upon )he Jotritsai. table this morning, two sweet potatoes, one of whioh weighed pounds and tho other 2 pounds. Yum, yam. —Prof. Allen, the colored teacher, loft last night, a week ?thead of time, and in oonscquenoa his pupils are injoving a vacation and tho board are iu qnandry. —Wm. H. Barton has fx on appointed Justico of tho Peaoo in Brown township by tho board oC oommi'iuouorn.'ino of those duly ?lecto! having- failed to qualify by law. —Judge Thomas F. Davidson bos resigned his position ou tho oleotiou commissioners board snd.Clork Hulett has appointed Judge W. P. Uritfou to sucoeedliim. —Attorney Milnor, of LsatyW.te, was iu tlie oity to-day to ugos tho appealed case of Auditor Barnes vs. t.lve 'fSpp canoe Board of Commissioners, 'fhe demuiTer was overruled. •The A. M. E. ohurch folks wfiSgm

Ootober 18—Wabash vs. Rose Poly-'4 technic, at Terre Haute Butler-vs. DePauw, at Greenoastlo Blcomington vv. Purdue at Lafayette.

November 1—Wabash vs. Purdue, at Crawfordsville Butler vs. BloomingtOn at Indianapolis DePauw vs. Rose Polytechnic at Terre Haute.

November 15—Wabash vs. Butler, at Indianapolis Bloomiugton vs. DsPauw at Bloomington Purdue vs. Rose Poly-! teohnio, at Lafayette.

November 23.—Wabash vs. Bloomington, at Crawfordavillc Butler vs. Rom Polyteohnio, at India napolis Pur-, due vs. DePauw, at Groeaoaetle.-

November 27—Wabash vs. DeiPauw at Crawfordsville Butler vs. Purdue at Indianapolis Bloomington vs. Rose Polyteohnio, at Terre Haute.

Fino candies at the Fulton IMaeknt.

Don't forget the grand cloak opening Friday nnd Saturday, Oct. 3rd and 4th at Louis Bischof's Lady Bazar.

The bost cobblor in the city at Kelle y's shee houso, 121 eost Main street. Water RenU Due.

Water rents for the last quarter 1890, aro duo October 1 and payable at tho ofllco on west Main streot. Con-w sumers will please take notice.

For fino oooking appies, go to Barn hill, Hornaday & Pickett's.

Fanoy Mavri lemons at Ensnungers & Seawright's.

-Mothers,bring your little ones: and have them fitted out in oao of our new cloaks. liomeinbfer theplace to get them is at Louis Bischof'n.

Wool Dress Uootid atSX, worth

Tricot Cloth only 1'2}£, wcrtli U6.

All wool Cloth, double width, only 3.*.

Black Henrietta, silk finish, 40 inches wido, only 05 cents, worth S5.

Extra hoavy Canton Flannel 8X,worthl2M

Ulouohed Muslin at 8 cents, worth 8X.

In Flannols, Blankets, Yarns, Jeans, Table Linens, Crashes, Muslins, Calicos, Hosiery and Underwear we defy all compotition io quality and prices.

PERSONAL PICK-UPS.

—CUff Voris loft on a lengthy trip this morning. --iCi. N. Holden left for Grand Rapids, Mioh., te-ilay. —S. J. Beach and family were among Linden friends yesterday. —Mrs. Minnie Bisohof returned to Terre Haute this morning. —Rev. 8. B. Town arrived frcm Terre Haute this morning. —H. Rice Canine, wife and Miss Edua have returned from a visit at Indianapolis. —Mrs. Nettie Beach and son Leslie started this morning for short visit among Lafayette relatives.

an eutertummont next Thursday oren- I ing at the Old Opora Honao, oonnistmg lo Dispel Coils. of asupper. Music will fumiahci Tho ,.l«iwa.ir.il.iv,.rt Kontle.ieti.iHnd by Um Silver Quartette.

—8. S. Heath, ono of Alomo'a 700113

and anterprising business men, has purchased of Dr. Talbot tho drug store forn.orly owned by N. W. Myers, of this oity. The people of Ripley township may expect oourtious treatment from the new proprietor. Dr. Talbot will make his head quarters at the drug store as heretofore.

-Marshmallows at the Fulton Mar- 4

ket.

U0LLEGE 50TES.

Albert Day is is baok from bis trip Oalilornia. The following is the schedule of football games as it was arranged by the Inter Collegiate Atletio Association at^ Indianapolis last Saturday:

—Butter cups at the Fulton Market,

GOOD READING TOR OCTOBER,

.Professor James Biice, M. P., who is now trnvoliug in this country, has written article for the North American I'.evkioi' on tho powers of tho Spoukor the Hon.'" of Representatives. This is tho first article written by Professor Bryoe for a periodical since the publication of hitf sreat work on "The Am-r-Kmii (Jomtnoi. wealth," and it will bo published in tins1 October number of the Review.

Joseph Jeii'a'v*Mi \vi!! close his autobiography in tho Oa»-obor Ceniiry with whut he hiiusoli 'B saiij to consider th miit iaip'.-rtant installci^lit of •-11— pro jjbly ilocalise .o ^noi^vea io htnte he: J, nioro fully han l.t-iv-'i', liis re lire tioi.8 on tlln art "1 ucliii7. He tou iiien ou ho quoKtii.n is lo v^jather an aotor t.lmui I "fu-.-l" in« par: i1 sorilms fault of Fit'iiclr tictiup: *iis-cusae-s iioitaiori' liO"-'to .:* fivsh in playing a part iiow to ler.ra t'» a how t» «oudticfc relioaimils iuid liov far milism may be allowed ou Mis stage.

Mrs. Uij'sses H. Graut has boon induced ly a Neiv Yorx editor to tell tile story of her courtship w:tli Gi»,unl Gnuitand tho Wflrriov's projxj.-al i» u'.t, ivud vhe m-tijlo will app«air in thn Oaiobor number of Tho -Ladies Uoiuo jicarnnl.

thln« "f S'r"1',,r

at need of a laxative and If the father or matt 9r be costive or blllious Lhe most gr«tZ.t)*lng results follow its use, so that It lstt teat family medicine known and wory ft mlly should have a bottle.

Your a.'ioes needs half soles. Kolley, 12-1 east Main street.

Call on

Slatos, pencils and scratch books at the 99 oent atore. Notice to Gas Consumers.

Notice Is heeeby given that the Crawfordsville Wat&r-and Light company will on Oct. 1st remove Its office to the postoflice building.

Meters will be .rend on tho last days of each month, and allgau bills may be paid at the oflice beiwoen the 1st and 10th of each month at the UBUal rate and with tho usual dl&count. JNo statements will be presonted until alter the 10th and after this date no discount will be ullowed.

Don't wait for statement to\be prenentnl. Hills are due on tier. 1 ul. CRAwroKDSViiiLK Wateis and Light

Co. Fkbd E. Shbbtz,Manager.

No cute-all or untriod remedy will cure as does Simmon's Liver Regulator.

"Worked Like Charm.:

Bradfield's Female Regulator worked llko a charm Improvement been wonderful. cannot express my gratitude. Wish overy-lady afflicted would try It. I know it would pure them. Mbs. LciiA A. Long, Spring Grove, Fla.

Write theBradfleld Regulator Co., Atlanta,Go., for further pBrtloulars. Sold hy Nye Co.

Mother, Wife and Daughter, Those dull, tired looks and unpleasant feelings speak volumes. Dr. Kilmer's Fomale Remedy builds up quickly a run-down constitution and brings baok youthful ieauty. Price $1. Pamphlet freo. BlBghamton, N. Y. Sold, recommended, at Xye's drug store.

ChBdran Cry' for" Pitch Af't'Cartorial

To Owe Heart Disease

Dse "Dr. Klliaor's Ocean-Weed Heart Remedy.' It regulates, corrects and relieves tho moat «JIatrM?slng cases- Price 60 cents and $1- Pamphlet free. Blnghampton, N. Y. Sold, recommended and guaranteed at drug store.

Obotjp, "Whoopikq oodoh and Bron chltls Immediately relloved by cure. Moffett, Morgan fc Oo.

It Is Simply Wonderful!

The amount of Dress Goods we have sold in the last two weeks. Our stock now comprises all the new weaves in blacks and colors, plaids and stripes. They should be seen to be appredated and at the prices we have marked them you cannot help but buy of us.

Our

Department.

This department is now lull of now novelties in ull qualities for Ladles, Misses and Children.

££?"l{cmcmbor, we save you frpmfc2 to #10

on every Cloak bought of us.

NEXT DOOR TO ELSTON BANK. EAST MAIN STREET

si©

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that our prices are ono-tnirtl less than tlio

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Acute and chronnrneumatlsm (Mtn be effectually and permanently cured be the use of Hlbbard's Bheumatlo Syrup and Plasters. For sale and highly recommended by Moffett, Morgan A, Co,

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The above are without question ihc-taoat ianona ilovolu that were ever written.

TIME8 AND THE MY8TERY OF EDWIN DROOD. For a

quarter of a century thoy hare been celebrated in every nook aud cornor of tbo civilized world. Tet thore are thousands of homes iu Amerioa not yot euppliod with a set of Dickens, tho usual high coat of the books preventing people In moderato clrcumstancos from enjoying this luxury. But now, owing to tuo use of modern improved printing, folding aud stiichinK machinery, the extremely low prico of wbito paper, and tho groat competition in the book trade, wo are enabled to offer to our subscribers and roadors a set of Dickons' works at a.

Every homo in tho land may now bo ev ••plied with a sot

J)aHy Jouruul, by mall or delivered, 0 months, uudHctot Dickons' Works or delivered, 1

Daibr Journal tT mail or dWivoml, months. *ud sOiuf Works. 2 00

Dally Jowrmtl, by inall '.of Dlekeus' year, aiidneto

Cash Invariably in Advance, but we pay tlie Postage.

The American Farmer!

It is with pleasure that we announce tint we have made ar rangements with THL AMERICAN FARMER, an illustrated farm magazine, will be mailed FREE to the snbscrttjers-ofTheWeekly Journal,

who will pay up all arrearages on subscription and one year in advance, and to any new subscriber who will pay one year in advance. This is a grand opportunity to obtain a first-class larm paper freo. Tho American Farmer is a 111-page journal, of national reputation, published at Ft. Wayne, Ind., aud which ranks among tho leading agricultural papers. Tbo regular subscription price is $1 ior year. It costs you nothing. Call and got a samplo copy.

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Now is the time to have your

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desiring such work done,

leave their orders at Zack

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should

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Journal office. Satisfaction guar

anteed, LUTHER R. MONROE

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SLEEPLESS NIGHTS mado mlsera bio by that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cur Is tlie remedy for you. For salo by Moffett, Morgan & Oo.

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