Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 25 August 1891 — Page 2

EXJOYi?

iWh tlic method and results when Syrup (""f I'firs is tiiU'.'ii it is pleasant nnil refreshing to the taste, and "hots ^owly yi't promptly on the Kid.iovs. t-ivor ai:(i ik\ve!s, clonnsvs th"? sy«-t-wi cflectiially, dispels cc'ils, !ios and fevers and curt iiaii'Ui.i! #m.«tipaiio:i. Pyrnp of Fir? is the. vi re it in pieasiiii: to the t*io »'v CMHaWe to tho sttmwl),' pron-pt i:. its action and truly beiioiicial in

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IM.IV not have it on hand will pro euro it promptly for any one vvht -.vishi to try i:- Do not accept am fnu.-titute.

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Wanted Column.

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People of Cra\vfordsvil!e.

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MEETINGS.

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honest man—salary if suitable, with oppor*

unity Ut advance. U) repiehcnt lo*aUv, a resthn?»jble New York boost Reference. Manutacturer. I^nrk Hox 1 N, V. ept, 1».

'iMNTS W'a NT1CI (ox^l iuduc'f mentis to wide awnke men In every part, ol tJieeountry to work forthc* irderof Jhehield, Iti^r money to ihe rlubt parties, Kn«iowm«.'nts paid everyone, tl iee and five Mars. Have paid oat over t"r»0.000 (.M) hi Matured lienetits. !%»r

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ITKSPAY, AUGUST 2."i, 1S01.

This Date in History—Aug, 25. ^ti-Onunin, Roman emperor, n^Miiodnuled. of Anjon, the unforumatiujueen of Henry VI of Kngland. died. jTTO-Thomii* t'hutterton, the hoy ioet, died. 1770 Ihtvld Uumo, philosopher and historian, died at Kdinhurgh born there 1711. iSIU-r.farnts Wntt. celebrated for perfecting tho steam emrine, died near Birmingham.

ICiiKlaml born In Srotland, 1T.W. Krancis l^r« llarte born in Albany. IMSJ-S.ioux In tfreat foree uttackeil New Ulm.

Minn.: driven off next dny. iWSa—The Federal Oeneral Avcriil startinl on Ills famous raid in West Vlrglniiu jSW-Cavalry battles at Konrnoysvlllo and ({eam^ Station. Vn. isss-sir Jolin Uo»i\ Caniwllnn stntesamu. died at (.'aitlin*«s, Scotland born 1j£0.

Hii] crojs, aclivo businost anil pri)Speritv and hfippiness among tho people are good Hepuliliean arguments.

Tun indications are that the Republicans of Nen- York will nominate Andrew P. White, ex-l'residentof Cornell, as their candidate for Governor. His nomination means his election.

M.vJcn (iEOitr.i: 1». Fox, one of tin1 K'']»ublicJin SonaU»rial nominees of Hamilton county. Ohio, wan a paDaui soldier in tlu* Kloventh liulianii reginiont. lie snbsojU(*nlly wat* made the Major of the »Sv«?nty-liftb Ohio.

Tin: Richmond

]ici/i.stur

inn recent

issue has the following to say coneeniing our fellow-citizen. C. M. Tnivie: "A forniidab'o gubernatorial candidate is looming up in the person of Charles Travis, of Crawfordsvil'.e. His name has already been mentioned for the highest oilice of the State, and always in terms of the greatest contidenee. Among Gram] Army men the name of l'ast Commander, Charles 31. Travis, is sullicieut to arouse unbounded enthusiasm The choice would be a good one. in which the cause of good Republicanism would lie safe and success at the poll.--almost .certain.'-'

News-, from Kansas is to the eft'eel that an ant i-1 'eti'or organizat ion is being formed by those who elected him will, tho.avowed purpose of having.liini expelled from the United States Senate It is claimed by those in the movement that it ean be proved that illegal means were used to elect I'effer. One of the circulars of this organization say: "Sen ator I'eli'er must not be seated -:.i represent a State he has so grossly injured If he sliouid be. it is patent that our cause is' lost, and, .luring his six years' tenure, we must, sit with bowed headland- cheijlis crimson with shame, whil from his high place, .lie utters his bias phemy and his degrading calumny against our State and ils institutions.' The leader in this movement is probably Gen. John II. Rice, of Tort Scotl. win has been from the tirst one of the lead ing spirits o.' the Alliance idea, lint win has become right eously indignant by the and Simpson

Fetter tho Enfit.

The prospects of trade brig!iten activity is beginning all along the lim of btihineKs. l^a.stern banks have Rent large lines of currency westward, and the How of money from Europe has started in a large aggregate, being si millions larger for our breadstulT,cotton o'.I and provisions, in the month of Jul than lac-t season. Western states cai pay otT their mortgages and. New Eng land will reinvest their money in new enterprises. The two last weeks break the records not only for sjieeuiativi activity but. enormous exjwirts of wheat and lioiir, running ov-r eleven mil lions of bushels. We are run ning an exjwirt trade equal to 250 millions a year the last three weeks, and on the basis of 200 million pace sine July 1st. The bears are exerting then selves to help Europe get our wheat at a low price, but they have been very wrong. The gigantic movement of wheat goes into empty bins the world ovi Every European country almost ha got to buy, and that largely and con tinuallv.

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rti«o anything anywhere

write to p. Howkll

Ni». U» .-'pruceSl,, New York.

Ij^VI'.liV

one need, of information on. the. subjort. of advetiislnjf will do well to »iliim copy of "Hook l'or Ad\ertIsors," a«5S p:tiri', jirleeone dollar. Malle«l, po*tai:e pani, on receipt of price. Cotitainh a careful compilation from tin? American Newspaper Direrlory ol all the best papers and ehiss journals: ifivrs (he eireuhitlon ralin^rof every one, and a jri»od deal ot information about rates and -.other matter pertaining to the business of adnvrtWitu:. Address RMWKf.l/S AIVKKTI.S-

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR. E. RANKIN,

O'llce over the Corner Hook Store. KuhIiIciico ".00 South \Vu.shlnirt-lu Street (Mice Injure—11 to l:!. lo rip.nv IIml 7 oft p.in

We have sold Kly'n Cream Halm about, three years, and have recommended jts use in more than a hundred special eases of catarrh. The unanimous answer to our inquiries is, "It's the best- remedy that I have have ever used." Our ex-jx-rience is, that where parties continued ita use, it never fails to euro .T. II. Montgomery, At Co., Druggists,Decorah, Jowu.

1,'i rit ir

of last Saturilay contains

the following: "Tho Attorney General has decided that under the new tax law, it is tl duty of the ollicers of all banks, win called upon to produce their books of do|X)sit, and the names and amounts of their depositors on tho first of Apri The Crawfordsvillc banks were notilk and 'tppoared on the 19th of thin montl before the State Hoard, and furnish that body with a statement of the indi vidual standing, from a tinaneial stand point, of each of their customers. Thi new tax law is a Godsend to every lion est taxpayer in the Slate, It acknowl edges no favorites. Kvery man is taxed according 'to his jHissessions and loopholes are left for tho unscrupulou to crawl through. Verily the new taxlaw will cut a figure at the next elec tion."

Tho Attorney General's decision having become odious in the eyes of certain Democrats they are attempting to shift

Jed^r Wuvi'iuN Creator.

W.J. Laiupton, known to miliums of rentiers a# writer of tin." "Joilyu \V.'ixiii" ami "Mary June" letters, was lioni near Irimton, O., in 1

So 1, and passed foveral years of his boviioi 1 in eastern Kentnekv. Tiit-iv lie ltoj :iii to take notes of odd characters wliieh have since appeareil in his writings, and

in a 1

"Jed-re" was real person. After working short time in the iron business In

,, bruises, sores, ulcers, Bait rheum, the resjK.nsihihty from that official's sres, tetter, chapped hands, shoulders lo the shoulders of Governor' Hovey. The above is copied from the AVnVir for the benefit of those Democrats who are vexed in sjiirit.

w. J. LAMPTON.

St, I.onis ho entered

journalism and soon Ijeeanx? famous by his "Mary Jane" letters in the Louisville Courier-Journal. Ill 18S0 he located ill Washington, vritini? chietly for Tlie Critic, and after a tour in Europe took his present position

011

Star.

the Washington

One lifted hopeless eyes to meet tho nl^'bu !i| how t.he c*l3 do cheat our human jo\vers Of skill to ntad the future from the past! Death, like a serpent, bit among the tlowers

Llfo mdo triumphant on the whirlwiud's bUu»U "Mary Elizabeth Hlakc.

Death's First Lesson.

Who lovetl to kiss my hands and lips above All other Joys—whoso heart upou my own So oft has throblHid— feivrs me, now lifo has flown.

And shuddering turns away. Tho friend who strove My trust to wtn, and all ray faith did proro. Seed In my pah\ still form a bar overthrown To soino most dear desire: while one whospako No foud and nattering word of love or praise,

Who ouly cold aud stern reproof would give To all my foolish, unconsidered ways— This one would glad have died that 1 might live This hairt alono lies broken for my sake. —Susan Marr S «ilding.

Advice.

He—Ya-as, I am weally tired of mnh aimless, fwivolons life. If only some oppawtnnity, now, would pwesent itself faw me to assist those in distwess 1 6honld be positively cliawined.

She—Why don't you join the King's Daughters?—Life_. Degeneracy of French l'cjwants.

The French peasant Ls said to be changing for the worse, lie Is losing both lii.s thrift and sobriety. lie has taken to drink like the Inhabitants of the city slums, and his thirst is for brandy. In the villages the women are pictured as obllyed—lllcO the wives of the workmen in the cities to hangabout the public, houses on pay days and fight for money to buy breu/1. Instead of putting his sous and silver In long stocking the countryman spends them in the tavern. Formerly he drank only on holidays now he treats himself and Ills friends every day in the week. The wives of married peaKa^t-s soon follow their husbands In vice. Strong liquors are cheap there is no Sumlaj", or even early closing, and no blue ribbon army in the country.

I'.nitl of Cat.

Newark has a most eccentric woman. She is old, and Is said to bo just us rich as she is eccentric, ller solo companions are cats, and the house fairly swarms with them. She holds an idea that her feline [lets are more honest than men. and. therefore, she rolls up the money she receives from rents In small packages and gives them to her eats, saying: "Here pussy, put this awav for me." Her home Is littered with money, it is said. Under the cappets. in the corners, in rat holes and in every conceivable p'mce bills und coins are stuffed.

Wheu Baby was irfcB, we gn*e her OutorlA. When ftho was a Child, sho crUV. Cor- Ca&torla. Wh«n sho became Jtlss, nhe clung to Cantorla. When abo bad Children, sbe gave them Caatarifi

AJloonto

llti'CK.

Having used "Mother's Friend" ould not be without it. It is a bo to wives who know they have to past through tho painful ordeal of childbirth Mas. G. Mitr.iiomtNE, Iowa. Write tin Hradfield Regulator Co,, Atlanta, (la., for further particulars. Sold by Nye A Co., Crawfordsville, Ind.

Children Cry for Pitcher's Castori-

Putnam County fair.

Ai you coming to the great I'ht nan county fiiir. Kemeinber the dates, Aug •M to September 1. The largest exhibit ever witnessed here is already assured. A limited number only of stalls remain to lie taken. The dis'play of speed wi bo among the finest ever seen in this section. Yon are cordially invited to lie present every day. Don't forget to come, liring stock'and other exhibits,

M. A. Hitiixii-.s, I'r'»8.

A. It. Ai.i.ison. Son.

When I began using Kly's Cream llalin my catarrh was so bad I 'had headache the whole time ami discharged a large amount of filthy matter. That has al most entirely disappeared and I have not had headache biiico.--J. II. Summers, Stephney, Conn.

Ituvh'tcn'H /IriiIra Salve.

The lest salvo in the world for

cuts, fever

chilapinbs

corns and all skin eruptions, and losstively cures piles, or no pav required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satis' faction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per Ilex. For sale by Nye .{• Co

INDIANA.

Intoroatlncr Intollltronco Gathorod from Many Points.

Horned to Death.

Tkisuk Hai-tk. Ind., Aug. JY Robert Musgrave, a fugitive from justice here, is supposed to have been burned to death in a cabin on the river bank .Sunday night. In lSj'.l he forged deeds ami mortgages to a great extent. For a year he has been employed by Diet/. Co., real estate agents in the chamber of commerce, Chicago. Musgrave cume here Friday and was aided In finding seclusion by friends. Monday morning the cabin was found a smoldering ruin and in it the bones of a human being. Musgrave'n

Knight of Pythias pin and bunch of keys were with them. It Is known that a woman was at the cabin, but she has disappeared. The coroner heard witness 's In the case .Monday night, but

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Two. \v-

In coldeti lands of sunshine and of love, Ouo sporlotl, glatl as bright winded birds ID flight: Fnm furrowetl sea.^ whllcstorin windsenvshed alovc.

Imth

Threo satl, strango things alreiuly death shown To me, who Uvctl but yesterday. My lova.

clew was obtained us to whether

Musgrave's bones were those found in tho ruins. There is a prevailing belief that the whole affair I was to make it appear that Musgrave had been burned to death. In ltiSU he forged mortgages and forged the recorder's indoiment on genuine mortgages so that duplicates co'.ild be used as genuine. He left here for Causa* City, Mo., where he was in tin wholesale crockery business. The next heard of him were vague reports that he wius in Chicago. The state prosecutor is making a thorough Investigation of the cu.se.

I',lets About tho (en Supply. I.vniANAroi.is, Ind., Aug. as.—Further I disclosures are made us to the diminution of tho supply of naturai yras in the Indiana field, of the wells that hntl a pressure of :jih) pounds when opened, two and three years ago. some of which were better than any since discovered, twenty-six have been entirely abandoned. The present supply for the city of Indianapolis is obtained from nn almost completely new set of wells, and it in necessary to continually open new ones. Experience has proved, according to the published tlgures, that the average life of a well when drawn upon constantly is about three years, and of some the time Is shorter. In the beginning the supply was obtained ttt a point in the field 20 miles distant from Indianapolis Now It Is necessary to bring the gas distance of nearly 40 miles, and the wells are now within a few miles of the heart of the field. The purpose in disclosing these facts is to enforce economy in the use of the fuel and to secure the inauguration of the meter system instead of permitting consumers to burn all the gus they want for fixed yearly charge. There is great waste in the manufactories.

Strikers Still In Coutrol* :"-v.-*-.' Lakaykttk, Ind., Aug. 2.\ No progress was mnde Monday in running froight trains on tho Lake Krie

Western road. Ill the morning twenty-five men arrived from Chicagc to take out the freight trains. They were waited on by the bniUemen and conductors who explained the situation to them. Most of the new arrivals alleged that they had misunderstood the. condition here, and some declined to go to work and re t-irned to Chicago. The company had four freight locomotives steamed up, but a delegation of strikers appeared and pulled out the lires. Thereupon the company upplled to the sheriff for protection to its property. Sheriff Meliee swore «in twenty deputies, aud they were placed In charge of the roundhouse. The engines were once more steamed up. but no attempt was made to take them out. In the afternoon another conference was had between the committees and General Manager llradbury. The latter renewed his proposition of a willingness to consider the men's grievances whenever they re turned to work, but not before. This vvus declined.

May Contest Mrs. Coated'* Will. Ghkencasti.i Ind., Aug. 25.—The will of the late Mrs. Coates, founder of Coutes' female college at Terrc. Haute gives all h. estate to that institution, but it is doubtful if the bequest 111 go to the college without contest. ,1 udge Roach, of Terre llaute. and ex-Mayor MeClary, of this city, are named tis the executors. They sought to probate the will Monday, but the witnesses to the execution, Dr. Sinythe, Mrs Coates' attending physician, and Cashier Allen, of the First national bank, refused to testify as to her mental condition. Letters testamentary were thereupon withheld anil the executors are at sea in the matter. The will was executed

New Catholic College Dedicated. Kk.nsski.a i:u, Ind., Aug '85. St. Joseph's college, a Catholic institute for the education of Catholic boys, was dedicated Sunday by Hisliop Itadnmacher, of Nashville. Three thousand people came In on excurslou trains to witness the ceremony. The college building has Just been finished at a cost of 8311,0110, and Is conducted by the llrothers of the Precious Blood,

Cliloriifiirmrd l»y Ilur^hirn

IIl'ntinoton, IiuL, Aug. 2fl.— Jlnrglars entcved the residenoo of Duncan Davidson In this city Sunday night ond chloroformed the entire family. The two youngest children are dangerously ill from tho effect the drug. Mr. Davidson's vest, a gold watch were stolen from under hts pillow.

A Victim of Apoplexy.

Mvncik, Ind., Aug. 23.—Dr. David 11. Armitage, one of the oldest practitioners in the county, died here Wutiday of apoplexy, ne hiul just returnod from limiting a professional call Dr. Armitage was nmembor In high standing In the masonic order.

Colli Kill* Hi" Incllnnn nr»H«li»ii|icr». POIITI.AMI. Ind., Aug. 23.—The cold rain lias killed off the grasshoppers Hid no more trouble is apprehended Irom them tills season. They have mused considerable damage in this and idjoining counties.

Worth its iVelght tn Gold.

If a price can l)e placed on pain,

two children that she did all together with her last, having previously used four bottles of "Mother's Friend." It is a blessing to nny one expecting of become a mother, says a customer to mine. HENDERSON DALE, Druggist,

Carmi, III

Write the Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta, On., for farther particular Sold by Nye Co., CrawfordeviKe, Ind

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A SAVIOUR OF HER SEX.

When pain boo tines a constant companion when there is no repose for the sufferer, by dav or nii*ht when life itself seems to he a calamity and when all this is reversed by a woman, whose only ambition is todo^ood to others, has she not won the nbovo title?

LYDIA E. PIHKHAM'S

cures all those peculiar weaknesses and Mhncnts of women, all organic diseases of the Uterus or Womb, and Ovarian Troubles, Hearing-down Sensations, Weak Hack, Debility, Nervous Prostration, etc. Kvery Druscist sella it as a standtird article, or sent by mail, in form of Tills or Lozenges, ou receipt of £1.00. lend two stamps for Mrs. Plnkham's

(It"GUIDE2-contlives,

beautiful 88-page Illustrated book, entitled TO HEALTH AND ETIQUETTE." contains a volume ol valuable Information.

It has saved and may save yours,

Lydla E. Plnkham Med. Co.. Lynn, Mas*.

HEADACHE

SICK

Cure

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Comfortable ftntl Efrortlvti. Avoid frauds. Over n.000 cmHl. flomtftrvrorforpaniphlet ALft© ELECTItIC IIKLTH• FOU l[lHi:ASKS» OL H0RNE. REMOVED TO 180 WABASH AVE.. CHICAQO.

The Soap that Cleans

Most

is Lenox.

Jl.ULKOM) ITEMS.

VAX1UMA l'.Xi-t"HSION.

The LakeMaxinlcuckee special is eon tinned di'ring the five Sundays in Aug ust, leaving at I a. in. Fare S2 tin round trip.

and S-10 I fare to these basing points, making the rate a littio above one fare to jmlints in Kansas, Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and intermediate points and return. Take the 0:11 a. m. Vandalia train for perfect connections. Come early and save tune. J. C. Ihrri'iiiNsoN, Agt.

Grant! Opcnii'S of llie Season,

Music

Saturday tickets lo Maxinkuekee S2.90, good to return lucliuling the fol owing Mondav.

COI'NTV FAIIW.

The Vandaha will sell tickets "as IY lows: To Frankrort, August 21th to 2Hlh •51 round trip.

To Camden Sept. let to ftli, §1.0 round trip. To Terre Haute, August 'iotli to 2Stl at SI.60 round trip on account of the Vigo County Fair and Horse Breeder Association.

The Sunday "Lake Special" train rwm by the Vandalia Line, Terre Haute Lake Maxinkuckee (Marinont .station and return, during the Summer months will be continued each Sunday during August.

TIIItF.E C.UAXI) IIAIiVKST EXClrllSlOJfS Via the Big Four route to all principal points in tlie west and northwest, south and southwest, at very low rales August '25th, September 15th, September 2!Uh. Tickets will be gooil for 30 days returning. Stop-overs allowed at intermediate points for the inspection of farm prop, ertv. Don't miss this golden opportunity to secure home in the West. For lowest rates and full inforation call on agents Big Four Koute. G. E. Robinson, agent C. C. C. .t St. L. lty., Crawfordsville, Ind.

The Monon ltoute will sell harvest excursion tickets on August 25th, September 15th and 20th to all point-s south at one fare for the round trip, and to all western and northwestern points at very low rates. Tickets good to return 30 days from date of sale. For rates and full information call at L., N. A. & (J. ticket oflice. Via Vandalia, August 25tli. the Van dalia will sell harvest, excursion ticket6 to all points south and to Kansas City, Leavenworth, Atchison St. .loe, Mo., at one faro the round trip. To all points beyond Kansas City, etc., a fare and one-third will be added to the one

SHILOH'S COUGH and Consumption Cure is sold by us on a guarantee It cures consumption. For sale by Moffett, MorganA Co.

Sudden Heaths.

Heart disease is by far tho most frequent cause of sudden death, which in threo out four cases is unsuspected. Tho symptoms aro not generally understood These are: a habit of lying on the right side, short breath, pain or distress in

'Mother Friend is worth its weight in side, back or shoulder, irregular pulso, gold lis an alleviator. My wife sufforod asthma, weak and hungry spells, wind in more in ten minutes with either of her stomache, swelling of ankles or dropsv, oppression, dry cough nnd smothering.

Dr. Miles' illustrated book on Heart Disease, freo at Nye & Co's. Drugstore, who sell it and guarantee Dr. Miles' uneaqualed Now Heart Cure, and his Restorative Norvine, which cures nervousness, headache, sleeplessness, effects of drinking, etc. It contains no opiates.

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including .lames (joriran's

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Blck Hcftdacho and relievo all tho trochlea ftjcf* dont to a bilious stato of tho RyAtom, such O0 Dizziness, Nausea, Drowftlnoafl, j)I.strOHa aftor cntlng. Tuln in tho SbH &c. Wbllo thoirraosft remarkablo euccces has boon shown iu ouxliig

HcaA&cbo, yot Cnrtor'B Littio Llvor Pills ara equally valuablo in Constipation, curing and pity venting thistmnoyinacomplaint,whilo thoy also corroct all disorders of the itomach^timtdnto tho liver and rcgulato tho bowcla. Evon if they only cured

Ache they would bo almoatpricclosato thow whd eufrer from Ibis distressing complaint butforta* Datoly thclrgooduo6sdocs notond hero,and thoso Trhooncotry them will And thoso littio pills valuftbloineomauy wnyethatthoy will not ho willing to do without thum. But aftor oUeick head

Iflthobanoof pomanyliveq that horold^bcro Ve make our prvat boast. Our pilla euro it whilo Others do cot.

Carter's Littio Liver Pills aro very email and very easy to take. One or two pills makoa doso. They aro strictly vegetablb and do not gripo or purgo, but by thoir yontio action ploasoall who use thom. In vialsat 25cents fivofor$1. Sold by druggists everywhere, or eout by malL

CARTER R1ED!C!NE CO., New York.

SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE

HUMPHREYS'

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boxes, when purclmMMl at onetime, to relund the

paid 11 not. eurod. (iiiaruntee

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COUGHS AND COLDS.

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Da SAND JEN'S

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tfttJi

known. RmI Tonlo. Corn Doili. i'tmplM. %TofeU^ tlioott. Black lleadj, ui all bad# Blood. Bold by Dracgiitj.

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At InnlllDHpOllS, l,n Fllcl'TH ColunihiiH to and from tho bonrd cities.

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No. Oinall.. No. 7 mall No. 17 mall.

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