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S* fourth Independent system.
ite five white and lour colored church-
it has recently completed a #10,000 new
AyteriMCharch. Ithas increased
tion by nearly one fifth, ft Ike
imd ite borders fruit growers from nearly
>y state in the Union, until It ie now eur-
nded on nearly every eldeby orchards
vineyard*. It ha* put up the largest
iaE 2 tiS 3 N£U&=
M d simply shows the progress of aa already
IdmiraUs city, with the natural advantages
d having the finest climate, summer and
•inter, in the world.
: ii^e n n U.A Mmnfv eae#. nf Rnddimf Minn.
1,600 people, and they are all ot the right
art—wideawake, up to the times, ready to
| DISEASED BLOOD.
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hey iring could them make me no weeks, worm. and I have most
about ten am
»ppy to say that I am almost rid of the
iwfoi eoree that covered my face and body,
ly Kiss face Boynton, was as bad, spoken if not in worse, than book, that and
s of your
i would aay to any one ia the same condition,
ins* Concuss, and they will surely Interests be cured
ton may use this letter in the oi suf
| gh | BI w.R eynolds, Ashland. Ohio.
Bares-W Wtor
I have been troubled with skin and scalp
of their i
Mng Sides and Back.
Udtwy, and uterine pains and
raeams relieved to mw minute
EVERYTHING
ON WHEELS.
“COMANCH E JACK’S " RECORD.
I» HI# LlfettsM Ho Ru Shot TMrtr***
In «S western city on the streets
territory is near
heir working called place, so entertain that Wichita visi-
soften upon to
ors of almost as much notoriety as
•Billy the- Kid” or Jesse James.
Ihief among this number is Stillf Deputy ell,
Jnited States Marshal Jack
tow stationed at Fiat Reno, L T.
aCk or rather “Comanche Jack " as
rv, r. for this 'A's?JS ««Us>t fiiz .**"■ is just
60 years of age, about 5 feet 10 or H
inches in height, and of massive build.
He is also the acknowledged crack
pistol shot of the west, cyclone and even known ip
the days of that Kansas
as “Wild Bill.” who never missed a
shot, Jack Stillwell ranked killed high. by Jack
The number of men
tevarienalv estimated at from twenty-
lie to thirtyCMtef and it is known
that in addition he has aided in Bend¬
ing seventeen other men over the val¬
ley of death by means of the hang¬
man's noose. Even in this country,
where “killers” are to be met with
e«day. «ri4Hy,and “Oomanche Jack” Stillwell
** is ported’«ut. to
about the glorying he in is his rather bloody retiring work. On in
his disposition contrary, and only when he haa
been drinking boasts of his deeds.
as»irasisiBKa
th „ intrepid ^ officer, an d are aware of
&e fact t at jf he goes after them he
“What do you mean by insulting
attempted to strike her in a most pugi- cow¬
ardly manner, she took a true
listte attitude, and his anybody blow glanced could
harmlessly off. Before
interfere, she had thrown her muff to
the sidewalk and was delivering blows
thick although and fast he upon tried her to strike antagonist, back,
could who, do little. A powerful blow with
her right hand finally laid the young
man on the sidewalk amid the cheers
of the crowd. He picked himself up
and walked off at a rapid rate, while
the young woman joined her compan-
New York Tribune.
The equine hero of the battle of
was ridden at Gettysburg rider, By headed a Union
officer, and, troops losing his and led deadly a
column of a
charge, receiving a bail in the neck,
the scar beings always afterwards
failed rapidly decided lately and his owner hu¬
manely inanely decided to to end end his his days. days. Some Some
EaraS—Si one said fifteen grains of morphine
rifle was procured, General was led to
his grave and a ball was sent in just
below the spot where entered the rebel
bullet of years ago, and out tvent the
life of another veteran and hero of the
Union army.— Bangor (Me.) Whig.
Press.
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vicinity. and She rides is fearless an ini
woman, slopes
over the mountain
either bridle or blanket, i
a lariat, the and tied
horse’s head and neck, i
tal shot with the rifle and
the lariat is twilled with
that often puts the vaguer
the the^S’eJo, animal, And 6 wfHcemc smiiingl:
him to throw a rope over
head and ride him. The
•lined tlumlrn- MISS
fl was its continued—over .r iSwcKt hill and a dale, fij
through steer brush completely and canyon—when out and the the
triumphant gave girl fed her captive to tbfi
The queen of Saxony (who was the
one ing time figured hours her health her by spend¬
too many over preserv¬
ing kettles and charcoal furnaces. But
withal royal and her gracious. manners She are peculiarly to
possetoea
Thb late queen of Holland, (he first
wife of the reigning mostintelligeat sovereign and of that
complished country, waaa princess, devoted to liter- ac¬
Se&SKM
ing tained his France. son might ' tr today t AU4_ be J||j| reign¬
over ~
_______________■ masculine vigor of
her pur¬
suits. She and delighted of the in drowtog embroidery on
canvas, one roomf
called “The
furnished th
sctvg ‘.rorftta*
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died on Feb. 10, im, furnfehed a
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2 ‘s* 8 *i&£® eaffis.'S®
SS:
refused the sacrament and
prevailed upon to take it li
S?S ured 4 rhythmical r 3 m l!
or
would have it done onl;
cane out
through
irection of the news
tnftw
»»»
tow ttto
Daudet, kept far the fa
is note book ft
men
ad confused e
*1 heading, V
soon as it is ejepe
at green vohrau
ing from local
not know
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Usw Industry to" Bomi*.
started
its vwy simplicity was doubtless the
reason ttte of its success,
letters token from tbe words
putt «ouMtapUwlr wen. .
and to the others the lotters “st”
sent her to
with great financial
a fortune estimated«
—Chicago Herald.
suits and heavy expenses 1
labor, you will see that it
a suit of c
tops and are beini
it’s too
its that are
what l
Oddly Enough, the Man Was
The wife of a well knqv
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