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VERY REMARKABLE CURB FOR of a pet coon chained In the back yard. PRAISE ROOSEVELT DIARRHOEA. Enjoy a Good Smoke He gripped his fork as though afraid "About six years ago for the first time In my life I had a sudden and severe attack of diarrhoea." Bays Mrs. Alice Miller, of Morgan, Texas. "I got without going too deep down Id the Letter From Sultan of Morocco Translated.

GREAT SHOE bAu. Our stock of summer shoes muat reduced at once to ma new tall styles now arriving. Note the big price reductions and temember that every shoe absolutely reliable. pockPt. Pun hnsp jour (ICiARS.

temporary relief, hut It came back was going to get away from hlw, and he used It like a hay fork. Reproaches and entreaties were In vain, his sisters pleading, "Please, William, don't eat like a pig." made no impression upon him. One day WilMam and his bosom friend, a small neighbor, dined alone, again and again, and for six long years liore and you'll Ijp able to smoke goods of twenty-live poi' cent better quality I have suffered more misery and agony than can tell. It was worse than death. My husband spent hundreds of dollars for physicians' prescriptions at the name rout.

Our Htoi-k consists of a fine lino of New York, July 20. President Roosevelt now knows what the sultan or Morocco thinks of him. The letter from the sultan, brought by J. W. l-iiugcriuun.

commissioner from Mo-roct to the St. I.ouia fair. Which was piesented to the president, together Imported, domestic and Key West ci and William was heatd to say In a of great satisfaction as he plant- and treatment without avail. Finally we moved lo Iltisque county, our present home, and one day I happened to see an ail vert iseuient of Chamberlain's gars and American. Kniilish, Turkish both 1 1 bows on the table, "Say and Egyiitiau cigaretlel.

Thin im a Jim I'l i a 1 list: Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a testimonial of a man who had Harry, they's nobody here but us. Let's eat like hogs and enjoy ourselves." with a tine Arabian saddle, was writ been cured by it. The case was CLEAR HAVANA I.ippiucott'g. similar to my own thai 1 concluded lo La Oriental, Juliana, J.a l'lor de Sanchez llayg all sizes, Arasan. lnde- try the remedy.

The result was wolid erful. 1 could hardly realize that 1 was pendite, La Kscepilun, La Preferencla. SEED AND HAVANA well again, or believe it could be ENTIRELY TOO EARLY. Lushman Oh, let's go home. Klubb What! And establish a dan after having suffered so long, but that Misses and Children's Oxfords and sandals, black' or red, made with light or licn.y extension soles, fancy buckle and Colonial styles, made of patent leather and of fine kid.

Sizes 11 to 2. On sale this week for $1.15 Children's Slippers and sandels, both black and red, strap or Colonial style, patent leather or kid, sizes up to 11. Sold at $1.25 a pair. On sale now u'r 95 Children's Kid and Kangaroo calf shoes, lace and button styles, good serviceable little shoes that will stand every day wear. All sizes up to 8.

On sale this week for 55 Boy's Tenuis Oxfords, made with extra heavy rubber soles. All sizes up to On sale for 40 Ladies' Oxfords, made with light, medium or heavyextension soles, patent leather or plain tips, made of good quality of dongola and vk-i kid. All are stylish and good fitting shoes, all sizes 'and widths, from to EE. Worth $1.50 and $1.75 a pair, on sale this we-k for $1.20 I adles' Oxfords, made of patent leather, dony.ola and vie! kid, made with turn or welt soles, with military, Cuban or Louis heels, very newest styles and latest shapes, Oxfords that sold at and $3 a pair, at. Misses and Children's shoes, made of good weight dongola kid, very strong and durable, light or heavy soles, sizes 8.2 to 2.

Worth $1.25 and $1.50 a pair, on sale this week for D5 Rohert Burns, Chancellor, El Famosa Culia Mia, Tom Moore. The Owl, ten in Arabic. Mr. Iingerman has had it translated for the president. This is what the sultan wrote: "To the Honored President of the Great American Nation: May God keep him in peaceful preservation.

In tiie nnme of God. the merciful nnd everlasting, life ana strength 'are the outcome of God's great love. From the servant of his great anil mighty one bottle of medicine, costing but gerous precedent? few cents, cured me." For sale by all Monarch, James Madison. Be CICARS druggists. Advo Five, Little Bobbie, Portuondo, Baby Madison, The Owl, Torn Lushman What do you mean? Klubb Why, it's only half past 11.

-Philadelphia Ledger. NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA Keene, Pathfinder, Henry George, Wei lerattes, The Booster, White Beauty, Eleven O'clock. And the Blllle Dick, which is the greatest 5 cent cigar ever sold in Lead. RETORT EFFECTIVE. Iiate Boor You's a liar.

We make a specialty of cigars by the box. Cud. the great and powerful vanquished, the faithful, the son with the splendor of his greatness, keep him victorious and extend to him great cannot be reached more pleasantly than by the Grand Triiuk-Lehlgh Valley Route. Solid turough trains, mag-nilicant scenery. Descriptive literature Beat free on application to advertising Department, Grand Trunk Railway system, 135 Adams Chicago, Geo.

W. Vaux, A. G. P. T.

A. Imperturahle Stranger There It goes again. I was never any place in my life that some scrub didn't try to claim kin with me. Baltimore American. WHERE THEY SELL CHEAP, THE BRIDAL SUGGESTION SEIZED.

CHASE'S, LEAD, S. ness. To the great, loving and exalted in his position of splendor and glory, first among the great and noble. The president of the great American nation, the mirror of its greatness, possessor of its highest position, Theodore Roosevelt. "After saluting and thanking ho Lead's Prescription Druggists.

Parity and Accuracy. Edgar You wear pink all the time 3fV' I should like to see you In a lace-like CHOLERA INFANTUM. This has long been regarded as one of the most dangerous and fatal diseases to which infants are subject. It can lie cured, however, hen properly treated. All that is necessary is to give Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and castor oil, as directed with each bottle, and a cure Is certain.

For sale by all druggists. white frock. Ethel How awfully awfully sud SEE THIS C. E. uen.

Detroit Free Press. The refusal of Secretaries Koot and Moody to allow their clerks to hnve is HAWLEYf Lead Painting company business at the oltl stand. doing 7-3-1 in vacation on Saturday afternoons has elicited general but mistaken praise. A half-day work Washington in almighty God, unique and un-eiiriled in greatness and fullness and ami ailer showering uiHin thee and tiiv great and exalted position alt Hint which mny be due to thee, in unspoken words, we may state that there lame before our noble presence your wise messenger, James W. Langer-man, the chevalier, who came unto us to have us appoint one who may represent us In the dedication and opening of the exposition which your great governmet graciously proposed and Absolutely Without Parallel.

the summer is worse than two days labor anywhere else. VICTOR T. JfPSEN Lead's Real Estate Agent. THE ONLY Dealer in This Region Who personally under- stands the difficult works of Pianos and Organs, You need not buy from windy men who sell wan- LABOR DAY OUTING ons and step ladders and Committees Appointed by the Decidedly the greatest merchandise event Lead has ever known. Affording money-saving opportunities unprecedented.

In addition to the items mentioned here there are hundreds of odds and ends In every stock that will go at a mere fraction of their cost. consented to open In the coining year. stove polish, but don't know a thing about PIANOS, buy from HAW LEY then ou know what you are getting, and jour piano will not cost you as much by from Fifty to One Hundred Dollars. Black Hills District Union. I have just what you want if you are looking for investment or a home, and I am in position to make terms on most property to suit purchaser.

1 room house, and 3 lots in Hiawatha Park S2.5O0 2 4 room house Highland 900 11104, if it pleases the mighty God. Anil we have appointed him to repre 'Jr His Office and Wareroom is at 639 Main Deadwood, Close by the Bullock Hotel same as "Ladies' Bazaar." sent our noble self at the beautiful At the meeting of the lilu. Hills exposition in due time, if It pleases 15.00 Men's Suits $3.50 Men's Dress Shoes District union held In I. cad last night I he mighty God." llio subject of Labor Day picnic was 8.50 .12.25 1.50 .45 2.5 the call, the foreigners skilled in linn 1 given serious consideration, and committees were appointed. The day will ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

work find their ability almost with oul a market. Machines do wood cm 3 9 room house, Hiawatha Park 1,800 4 4 room house, Fuller's 1,500 5 10 room house, Galena 2,500 02 and 4 room houses Stone St 2,200 7 5 room house. Sawyer 1,600 8 7 room house, Sunnyside. 2,500 9 5 room house, South 1,000 JO 5 room house, E. Main 1,300 U4 room house, McClellan 1,200 12 0 room house.

High St 1,500 13 4 room house, Addie St 1,000 be observed nearly a month earlier Hum usual in the Hills this year. August Id ing which the average man cannot tell Rubber stamps at AMERICANIZATION OF THE JEWS. Harper's Weekly: Dr. Maurice Fish-berg of New York, a well known anthropologist, contends that in the Un(ted Slates the Jewish face is disappearing, and that, within a few generations, the Amerimn Hebrew will lie ttn-distingiiishahle In physiogomy from 3.50 Fancy Parasols 1.00 Men's Shirts 5.00 Chiffon Boa 3.50 Women's hand-sowed Shoes .50 Handkerchiefs .15 Laces .50 Underwear 1.00 Men's Ties .10 Women's Vests 2.00 Negligee Shirts from handwork, but it is not so line having been decided upon for the picnic, which will lio held ut Lead. The ob $30.00 Smyrna Rugs, 9x12.

1.75 Children's Colonial Slippers W5e .25 Men's fancy Sox i 3.50 Women's Shirt $2.00 .75 Women's Hose .50 Men's Suspenders 25c; 2.00 Mercerized Petticoats Ifl.OO 1.50 Wool Dress Goods 75c .75 Mercerized Waistlngs .25 Wash Fabrics 12V4c .60 Ingrain Carpet .50 Men's Straw Hats 15c 5.00 Trimmed Hats 2.0A Fine haircutting at the Lead. -8tf 1 .20 .05 .25 .50 OS .05 or well executed as hand work, nevr theless, and it would seem that if pov ject of making tiie change was to avoid Typewriter supplies at Perkins'. the storm period that usually sets in erty stricken countries ot Europe can on the tlay designated by vongress. Legal nnd mining blanks at Perkins'. afford the luxury, the plea of ntlditionr! 14 4 room house, Summit 475 15 9 room house, R.

K. Ave 3,000 16 3 loom house, Miners 1,100 17 room house Old Abe 1,000 18 1 room house, Addie St 700 his gentile neighbor. As the medical examiner of the Uni The committees appointed by the dis expense advanced over here as an excuse for suppressing the various old Ask the Northwestern about the trip trict union at the meeting last night ted Hebrew Charities. Dr. Fishherg has to New Orleans.

5.00 Men's Pants 3.00 3.50 Boys' Suits 1.1)5 .50 Men's Ties 25 nre as follows: hand processes is not well taken. It Committee on grounds M. Com- may well be doubted if the public Cut-rate railroad tickets bought anil sold by J. W. Curran.

tf unfriendly toward the product of the maek, P. S. Diuecn, Charles Felt, W. Lawrence, A. L.

Johnson. 104 room house, Grand Ave 650 20 2, 8, and 6 room houses 3,500 21 2 four room dwellings and lot 100x100 feet, Highland Park 1,600 22 4 room house, 800 23 i room house, Stone St 1,200 24 5 room house, Miners 950 25 3 room house, big snap, Addie street 750 skilled hand workers in wood and Pure home-made lard, only 11 cents Executive J. Clancy, Charles Dean, metal. One docs not notice very many per pound, at Andersen's Mill Street C. II.

Shaad, J. J. Ilrnwn, W. advertisements which set forth that Market. Ii-3tf X.

lie articles offered nre "machine carved." On the contrary, machine Advertising James Kerwln, D. E. Get your typewritting done by Mrs. It. Swaner, oflice of Judge Moore, in Mtilllns.

Morgan block. tf 26 4 room house, Sunnyside 800 27 1 room house, Sunnyside 200 28 8 room house. South 2,000 29 4 room bouse, Miners 800 30 Iarge lot, good location in Music P. S. Dineen, Charles Felt.

M. carved articles ure represented as "hand carved," the public innocently buys them under the belief that they Commack. The Kenefick hotel, Terry, is head FINELY EQUIPPED It isa PleasuretoPay Sports P. S. Dineen, James Kerwln, Hiawatha Pa-it 600 are as represented.

When a machine quarters for commercial men, railroad men and miners. 2-22m John Barron, G. H. Martin, Will The highest and most delicious flavor had exceptional opportunities for conducting a physiognomical investigation. Some of his conclusions are certainly remarkable.

For instance, his examination of over 3,000 Jews in New York city has convinced him that there Is no foundation for the notion that every Jew possesses a long, hooked nose. As a matter of fact, he has found only 6 iter cent of hooked noses among Hebrews. Straight noses constitute per cenl, bn ad noses 12 per cent, and, what is even more remarkable, retrousse noses 14 per cent. He does not deny that Jewish Immigrants are easily pointed out, hut he insists that they cannot be Identified through any peculiarity of facial structure. A foreign look Is popularly mistaken for a Jewish look.

Then, again, the Jewish Immigrants have what may he appropriately described as the Ghetto face. The Ghetto face, or rather the Ghetto eye, expresses a ceaseless fear and anxiety, or at least suspicion, of everything around it- The same eye is observed among Privileges John Norman, JohtiTrue, attained In the "Pure Gold" cream R. Bunney. B. Vi.

O'Mrien. ery butter, made in Deadwood. can carve a door post as skillfully ami beautifully us a trained artisan can do it. there will be no excuse for a protest like that of Miss Addanii. Meanwhile the protest is timely and in good form, even if it shall be Ineffective.

Sioux City Tribune. for goods purchased here the quality is so high, the price bo moderate. There is not In the city a finer or more complete collection of Speaker D. E. Mullins, James Ker- Get my prices on painting and paper- win.

Thomas Nichols. hanging, street and road signs, distri Finances John Clancy, C. H. Schaad buting and bill posting, L. A.

Moran EN ETHODS ATERI AL ACHINERY J. J. Brown. licensed city bill poster, Lead, lilli IF YOU WANT A First-Class Spring Tonic Cat Jr Bottle of JENKINS' SARSAPARILLA It was decided to have the field day Main street. 6-1 St sports open to every one except out For the lazy liver try Chamberlain's sitle professionals.

Theie is one excep. Stomach and Liver Tablets. They in Hon to this, and that refers to the base vigorate the liver, aid the digestion, re HIMA.N LIFE TOO CHEAP. Judge Thomas, of Montgomery, in his charge to the grand jury recently, drew a comparison ougi.t io prove both instructive and impressive" to all Americans. The grand jury was about to consider several c.isps of gulate the bowels and prevent bilious ball games.

attacks. For sale by all druggists. All Important to Patron, all Expensive to Oflice, but Results to Patron and Reputation of Ollice Demands Nothing Else. PLAN A BIG RAID Low rates to St. Iouis and return The Burlington bag made a rate of one fare plus $2 for the round trip to St.

31 Large lot, good location In Hiawatha Park 275 32 Large lot, good location In Hiawatha Park 200 33 Large lot, good location in Hiawatha Park 125 34 3 room house, Sunyside 6oo 35 4 room bouse, Green St 700 36 8 room house, Sunnyside 1,200 37 7 room house, Sunnyside 1,400 38 15 room house Arlington 3,700 Z9 8 room house. Highland Park 40 4 rcom house Miners 1,550 41 5 room house, Miners 1,800 42 2 good lots and cabin on Sunnyside 800 43 4 room house, Blue St 3,500 44 8 room brick house Main st 2,700 45 5 room house, 2,000 46 4 and 1 room houses, Wash'n 1,000 47 7 room house, Hiawatha Park 1,800 48 8 room house, Arlington H. 2,200 49 11 room house, Addle St 3.500 50 8 room bouse, Addie St 2,500 51 I room house, Highland Ave 1,100 624 room house, Alert St 950 53 8 room house. Wall St 3,500 54 4 room house. South 850 4 room house, 1,000 50 8 room house, Addie St 1,800 There is over jso.ooo worth of real estate in this list.

1 want to sell every dollars worth in the next thirty days. Don't tell this story to your friends several years from now: "There is a piece of property that is worth $5,000 today, and three years ago Jepseo tried to sell it to me for $1,000, and I didn't take It. I wish I had." I hear people advance this story ev Butch Cassidy and His Gang I.ouis. good to return on the 28th Tickets on sale July 18, 19 and 20. Plot to Capture.

other peoples that have been subjected to agelong persecution, as, for example the Christian Armenians in Turkey, and the Knpts, or native Christians, ill Egypt. The Jews who have lived for several generations outside of the Ghetto do not exhibit this facial pheuome Until September 1, Bartlett Bros, will Jr compound Extract of the best alterative and blood purifying Remedies of the oeg etable kingdom. for every 50 cent purchase in the line of wall paper, paints, calcimine, door farter. July 20. A hand of Schnitzel Moody twelve men, composed of some of the and window screens, issue a ticket that they fully explain the import of at most notorious desperadoes in the non.

There Is no reason why the Ghetto the time of issue. 6 22tf $1.00 OR 6 PER BOTTLE FOR $5.00 eye should not tend quickly to disap homicide, and tin? called attention to the alarming increase of tlfli class of crime, saying: I now submit an interesting comparison of tiie number of homicides ill the 1'niicd States for a period of three years witli tl.e report of killings oa American railways, ami lo that of cas-tialtie in the British army in South Africa, dunni; the war, it will be remembered, lasted neurly three years. Killed on American railways, three years ending June yo. lliuO. 21.847.

Killed British forces I during Si.iuh African war. including death from disease. Homicides ttlirce times the nnmbei for one year. HMGJI. Sl.T.'S.

west, have been routed from the vicinity by a well organized imissp if sheriffs, deputies and railroad secret ser Dear among the descendendants of Analytical Laboratory and Assay Office. No man or woman In the state will hesitate to speak well of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets after once vice men. Some two weeks ago a trying them. They always produce Mraugcr brought word from the ja It- MEN'S FURNISHINGS than ours. Each lot of goods is bought solely on its merits, low prices or high cutting no figure.

Don't miss seeing these and seeing means buying. CLARK LYON Men's Outfitters. pleasant movement of the bowels. Improve the appetite and strengthen the son's Hole country that an attempt L. P.

JENKINS Lead's Leadinj Prescription would be made to hold up the I'uion digestion. For sale by all druggists. Pacific train that brought" the currency I'M I I 1 I I I I I I I I I 1 1 I I Umpire, Controls, Cyanide and Free-Milling Tests. P. O.

Drawer J. No. 7 Bleeker St, Lead to Cumberland to pay off the miners. and accordingly plans were changed ery day or two. If you haven't all the money necessary to pay for the parti so that the money would le biotight to Carter and from there overland by team, but it seems thatMhe gang had cular piece of property that you want don't hesitate on that account, because I have facilities that enables me to figuied uti this and last Monday Lead Terry Mercantile Company.

Jewish immigrants in the I'nitei States. It Is true, as Dr. Fishherg says, that there Is as much physiognomhul difference between the Russian immigrants on the east side of Manhattan borough and the American Hebrew who Is conspicuous in commercial, professional and public life as there is between the Irishman and the German. Yet, lieyond a doubt, the ancestors of the advanced Hebrew of today lore a striking resemblaiii to the Russian Jews who are newcomers in Ibis conn try. As regards intermarriages lietween Jews and Gentiles, there is no doubt that they must hae frequently taken place In the so far at least as the marriage of the Jewish men to tian women Is com-erned.

This Is evident when we onitarc Spanish Jews with German Jews in iesect to tire color of the eyes and hair. Butch" Cassidy, the notorious bandit sell you property on easy terms. VICTOR T. JEPSEN. lead's Real Kstate Agent L.

S. BOWER U. A I WOOD of Jackson Hole, and a i-uniaiiion. both armed to the teeth, dropped into town and proceeded to get their horses shod. Next day Windy Bill.

Judge Thomas declared that there was too' niurh tendency in jurie? to show Irnien. toward the mall wicj commits hoimci.lc. and that this ten-demy must Ite charged with luiuh of the rcsjionsiliiiiiy for the deplorable record. If heniail life were not h-ld t(Hi cheaply in the verdicts usually le-turned by juries, quick tempered men would be less ready to use The prc----lH iuipressioj which should tie speedily remove 1. is that the punishment for homicide is likely to be riding, with a fair c'tauce for acquittal, and such an impression is not tabulated lo act as a restraint during a sudden fit of anger.

Csw-n Broncho and two companions joined the party and by the next day the party bad Increased to twelve in nun) One Is Quick to Suspect Where Iter, ail well armed and mounted. Five One Has Suffered We will have some special announcements to make in a day or so. Harm Before." Perhaps there are some bus- UP-TO-DATE SIGN AND CARRIAGE PAINTING HOUSE PAINTING CALCIMIN ING PAPER HANGING DECORATING, Etc. AS TO WATCHES. EverylHHjy carries a wauh days men.

women, girls and ness men in this town who have I tried advertising and found the Prices froni $1 lo as many thous results unsatisfactory. It so, something was the 4- ands as one cares to expend in jeweled scuinpi. Tue $1 wanh often keeps just as pood time as the one. trouble. Contracting for soace 1 pack horses being led in the fMittil.

After all horses had been shod, the party went Into camp about three miles below town. News was at once wired to the railroad headquarters at Cheyenne and to Sheriff James at Evanston. James arrived at the scene some time later, accompanied by several deputies, and Thursday evening Tim Kellerer with a posse and a car load of horses arrived from Cheyenne, hut the gang had evidently become aware of the turn affairs had taken, took advantage ot -the darkness and departed. Friday morning the posse took the trail and followed north for forty miles on the Oregon Short Line. whre they gave up the chase returning to Carter Saturday The money fur Cumberland was taken safely overland, irader heavy guard.

All trains are tming heavily guarded and day and night watch kept at lonely places along the track. I in a newspaper is not enough. I When secured $ho space must Iid you ever consider tiie amount rf labor performed l.y a fc khI watch in COMPETENT UEN IN EACH I be used to advantage. A con- vincicg story should be told. 4 its lifetime of fifty years TLe balance vibrates l.nn times an hour 4'2'J.

time? a day. or K.T.tiMi.wtM times a year. DEPARTMENT. jr A plant will not grow unless it 3j THE MACHINE II AS THE CALL. Miss Jane Addams of Chicago is of the opinion that Americans are fast losing all respect for the skill of well trained human hands, as against machine work, and she deeply deplores the tendency in that direction.

To illustrate her meaning she told of an Italian recently arrived from the old country who was driven out of the bouse he rented in Chicago, by the landlord, because he carved a most exquisite design on the door posts. The landlord was furious at the display of -vandalism" as he called it. Yet. in explaining his conduct the Italian said he had carved the same design on the doors of a church in Naples, which York commands the admiration of all who heboid it. This skilled wood carver ith little or nothing to do in the Tniied States remarked rather bitterly to Miss Audaius that the landlord would proltahly visit Naples and rave over the canine as a great work art.

But in this country the machine has is tended. An impression, cannot be made upon the purchas- LEAD TERRY MERCANTILE COMPANY, Shop IC8 So. Sleeker Street, Load. I tug public except by careful, persistent work. ALBERT B.

GIDLEY ber of ibtaTiuus. and there is the same number of ticks from the escapement. Multiply ir7.istuti by Go and y.u have tM.iii.iv pulsations. Yet the watch is in pc cd emidition at the end of haif a ceii'ury labor. New York Press LEAD, SOUTH DAKOTA.

Cor. Main Bleeker Muy Bvochanls enr gfmonsly is be- limits that tiaaa spent upon mar ads www. iu hoc aa dc Boaac CI VI ENGINEER. U. Deputy Mineral Surveyor for Soma Dadiota and Wyoming.

icrt profitable. Saved is FALLON TYLER Money aL SO. DAK LEAD. I We believe the advertising columns of this paper can be used proHtably by any one who JOSEPH B. MOORE PERFECT BUSS OF CHILDHOOD William's table manners were notoriously bad so lad that h- was facetiously ax used of spoiling the man on- Swan'a Down flour, manufactured by the Rapid Hirer Milling company of Rapid City, bu secured a wonderful footiiold in th affections of the housekeepers of Liead.

Kvery sack Is alike and that those who nac this Sour always have the very beat there Is going. Once a customer, always a user. Better aider a sack if tow are not already el the list. AND DR. R.

K. MORTON SPECIALIST. EveiarJIoseThroal Spectulcs and eye-glasses accurately fitted. All catarrhal diseases treated. Artificial eyes.

Blacksmith Wagon Shop seeks to reach the buyers of this community. We will gladly aid any one who desires to try i ATTORNEY AT LAW. New Morgait Block. Rooms 0. II and IX, No matter what you sae it on.

Too might just as well make a few dollars by buying your goods of us. We hare them and are always buying more. SEEUG I at or who a trying and is not I MAIN KTRKFT. LEAD, a D. satisfied.

108 South Bleeker Street WALTER M'KAY, Pringles Are Coming 320 WEST MAIN STREET, LEAD. The Lead Steam laundry has established an agency at Terry, with the Lead A Terry Mercantile company John Uodgklns will act as their ageart. REAL EST AVE. LOANS INSURANCE Tiv-V r.rH-fi 1 iniif1 M.iruln v..

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