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MONDAY MENTION
O F Butler was a passenger to Madi
eoii this morning
O K Hofftunn of Gordon was n Sun
tiny visitor in Norfolk
T P Meuiminger wns in the city
yesterdny from Madison
Aug Kuro wont to KnnsnH City Mo
this morning on business
Mr nnd Mrs Ed Murphy hnvo re
turned from their visit to the oust
MissAlico Onrrio OoulIVr or Pierce
wns n visitor in the city on Saturday
John Keimors nnd P Roimers of
Grnud Island wero city visitors Sutur
dny
Dr 0 II Tnylor tho eye specialist of
Yankton arrived in the city tliis morn
ing
Marshal Widaman 1ms returned from
his visit to Petersburg and is again on
duty
Goo L lies is homo from South
Dakota visiting with his family lor a
few days
Chas Harding canto home from
Omaha Saturday ovening to spend Hun
day with his family
Mr and Mrs Walter Webber of
Wayno aro guests of Mr nud Mrs
Robert Utter in this city
John Friday leaves tomorrow for
Monroe Wis whoro ho will visit his
mother four or live weeks
P A Beeler of tho firm of Heeler
Bros left yesterday for Philadelphia
and New York to buy goodB
Geo II Barnes of Silvorton Col an
old time friend of N A Rainbolt vis
ited that gontlemau over Sunday
W H and O J Johnson left for Now
York at noon today to purchase goods
for tho Johnson Dry Goods Co store
Carl T Seely deputy internal revenue
collector nud past master editor of tho
Madison Chronicle came in this morn
ing
Ed Braasch celebrated his birthday
last night at his homo on North Ninth
street a largo number of friends assist
ing
Arthur Ahlman who isthe traveling
representative of the Northwestern
Catholic of Sioux City is visiting his
parents
Mrs Ed Hummel and little sou came
in from Sioux City Saturday to visit
her parents Mr and Mrs August
Brummund
Mrs McBrido went to Madison this
morning in response to a telegram an
nouncing that her grandson Logan
McBride is very sick with lung fever
W II Baird superintendent of the
sugar fuctory returned on Saturday
from a trip to Indiana where he has
been visiting his mother several weeks
Will Leonard returned from Des
Moines Iowa where he has been at
tending a pharmaceutical school Satur
day evening aud went to work in the
Kiesau drug store yesterday
Prank Davis living east of town is
suffering from a severe attack of appen
dicitis nnd unless he shows signs of im
provement by tomorrow he will undergo
nu operation nt the sanitarium
Mrs S E Brackett entertained n
company of young ladies Saturday
afternoon complimentary to Miss
Prankie Warrick who is to bo married
on Wednesday evening of this week
Tho new orchestra had a pleasant
meeting last evening at tho home of W
P Ahlman Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable evening was spent
with music and other features to amuse
Mr and Mrs C H Reynolds enter
tained a small company of friends at
dinner Saturday evening at their home
on Tho Heights The aifair was in
every respect a success thoroughly en
joyed by all present
William Birgmans birthday was en
joyably celebrated Saturday night at his
home south of the city a large number
of his friends and neighbors partic
ipating in the festivities Dancing was
the principal amusement
The soft weather of yesterday served
as nu impetus to ice men to keep at work
all day yesterday They realize that
with the season so far advanced no
chances can be taken on tho prospect of
much more cold for tbis winter
August Kleutz who resides east of
the city celebrated his 0th birthday
Saturday night with tho assistunco of u
largo number of friends Choice re
freshments wero Berved and tho entire
eveniug was very happily spent
R II Roynolds received a telegram
from Lincoln on Saturday stating that
tho home of Mr and Mrs Victor Sey
mour had been blessed by tho arrival of
another son Mrs Soy mour will bo well
remembered in Norfolk her maiden
name having beou Miss Jano Bawden
Arrangements aro being made by the
Ladies guild of Trinity church to givo a
homo talent play on Friday evening
February S3 at tho Auditorium entitled
The Husking Beo About 50 young
people of tho city will take part Tho
entertainment will be under tho man
agement of Miss Thompson
Tho home of Mr and Mrs Win
Beruer on Madison avenue was the
scene of n happy gathering last evening
friends and neighbors of tho family
having dropped in to assst Mrs Berner
iu celebrating her iith biithday The
evening was most enjoyably spent a
boing sorved Ono of tho nico frnturos
of tho ovening was tho musio furnished
by tho Misses Clara Bonier nnd Emma
Wlldo
Tho barometer took a gront tumble
yestordny dropping from 71 to SIUS
indicating tho approach of a severe
storm but this morning it hnd recovered
toSDItl Tho forecast of tho wonthor
department for a cold wave coincides
with the barometer and by tomorrow
morning it is probable that tho atmos
phere will bo decidedly chilly
Tho now switch board was placed in
tho telephone olllco last night tho work
occupying nearly till of tho night Tho
board is moro compact than tho old one
and aftor tho operators got familiar with
it a hotter servico may bo expected In
tho now hoard tho boll is dono away
with on long dlstanco servico which is
handled by drops tho same as local num
bers
A letter has boon rocoivod from Dave
Covert who went to Oregon on a hunt
ing expedition a few weeks ago stating
tliat ho is having great sport and that
ho has already bagged seven deer nnd
innumerable pheasants Ho is about
SOU miles south of Portland in tho
mountains llo writes that ho will
start for homo about tho SOth of tho
mouth
BUGLES SOUND TAPS
Ami tlio Soliller round Ills liixt KrHtlnj
Iluco
Madisox Fob IS Tho funeral of
Private Arthur C Sims of company F
First Nebraska was held here yesterday
Ho died of fever iu Manila on October
28 18D8 at the ago of 18 and his body
was received here on Thursduy of last
week Tho funernl was held in Heinz
opera house and was attondod by about
1200 people The funeral was con
ducted by company F First N N G
assisted by tho local G A R post
Addresses wero mado by Rev J L
St Clair and Rev Mr Lowrio and the
sermon was preached by Rev J E
Fowler and the services wero very im
pressive Tho procession to tho ceme
tery which was over half a mile long
was headed by tho Madison baud
The hearso escorted by a detail from
company F camo next then tho rela
tives of the deceased followed by com
pany F the G A R and friends iu car
riages and on foot At tho cemetery a
short prayer was said the escort tired
three volleys tho bugles sounded taps
aud the soldier had found his last rest
ing place
Tho remains were laid to rest iu the
lot that will contain tho remains of
Sergeant A II Vicfcers and Corporal
W H Riloy which nro expected to
arrive in Madison this week The citi
zens of Madison will erect a mouument
to their memory
Card of Tluiulcx
Wo de9iro to extend our sincere thanks
to friends who so kindly assisted us
during tho illnes and death of our son
Jay nlso to the friends who sont re
membrances of beautiful flowers
Such acts of kiuduess which speak
louder thau words tend to make
ongntor tno nour ot a miction sucli as
we have been called nnou to boar I
Again wo thank you
Mu and Mrs L J Speck
Letter Iint
List of letters remaining uncalled
at tho postofiice February IS 1000
If not called for in 10 days will
larger number of special correspondents
than any other paporiu its territory
Tho Tribunes market report can al
ways be relied upon as boing absolutely
correct aud complete iu every particular
Tho Variety store sells moro goods for
less money than ever now to close en
tirelyjout Stove sliow cases tables etc
for sale at half prices
Wantkd Several bright aud honest
persons to represent us as mauagers in
this aud closo countioB Salary i00 a
year and expenses Straight bona fldo
no more no less salary Position per
manent Our roforenees nny bank iu
auy town It is mainly office work con
ducted at home References Enclosed
self- addressed stamped envelope The
dominion uojuany Dept i Chicago
Wanted Honest man or woman to
travel for large houfie snlnrv arm
monthly aud expenses with iucrenso
position permanent euclose self-ad-dressed
stamped euvelone AIanaorh
bountiful supply of choice refreshments 380 Caxton bdg Chicago
THE NORFOLK NEWS THURSDAY FRBKUAUY MOO
for
be
sent to the dead letter office
F Bartlett Geo M Clarkson Chas
Correll May Lamont Lizzie Livingston
C M Woodward
Parties calling for any of tho above
please say advertised
P F SlIlECHKR P M
Curd f ThunkH
We desire to publicly thank our neigh
bors and friends for tho timely assist
ance rendered to us in our bereavement
the death of our mother Mrs Elizabeth
Krantz and also to tho kind friends
who sont flowers to tho house nnd those
others who decorated tho casket with
flowers at the church
The Children of Mits Elizaheth
Krantz
Tho Sioux City Tribune is a splendid
newspaper and is being constantly im
proved
Tho Tribune has two wob perfecting
presses and is in every respect a model
modern live newspaper
Tho Tribune not only reoaives the
Associated Press reports but it has n
TUESDAY TOPICS
Dr 11 L Scoggiu is on tho sick list
C M Hall of llainvlow wns in tho
city yesterday
J T Wilson of Clarkn was in this
metropolis yesterday
J E Harper wns n Norfolk visitor
yesterday from Randolph
Prank S Perdue was In tho city from
tho county seat yestordny
Mrs J M Pilo and son of Wayno
wero In tho city over night
A M Beeves and Geo Mnyes wero
city visitors yesterday from Tilden
I V Wnntlln was a Madison visitor
in tho county metropolis yesterday
II 1 Miller and R Y Appleby were
city visitors yestordny from Stanton
O R Eller who has been Buffering
from an attaclc of tho pleurisy is now
convalescing
Robett Prltehard manager of the
telephone olllco at Wayne wns in the
city today between trains
Frank E La Grnvo of tho Sanfoid
Dodgo company was in tho eityj yester
day making dates for that attraction
Tho interstno coiuincrco commis
sioners will bo hero to look into tho
railroad rnto question on Fobrunry Stl
Spmeor Buttorllold is able to bo out
with tho aid of crutches Ho has been
confined to his room since November
Sl by a broken hip
Tho Woodman of the World are
completing nrrougomonts for their
invitation dance on tho ovening of the
Wild Washingtons birthday
E A Bullock who has Intoly been
spending much of his time in Sioux
City was iu tho city yesterday looking
after his Norfolk interests
Mr and Mrs Hugh Ilerbison drove
over from Madison yesterday to seo Otis
Skinner in Tho Liars Thoy wero
guehts at tho homo of P A Shurtz
J M Cotton formerly with tho
World Heruld now field manager of tho
Iuter Stnto School of Correspondence of
Des Moiues Iowa was in tho city yes
terday
Tho groundhog appears to bo mnking
his word good aud is giving subscribers
tho most wiuterish weather thoy have
experienced iu this section sinco Christ
mas
Shurtz Jenkins hnvo attnehed tho
restaurant of Fred Hnverlleld nt the
Junction for a grocery debt Tho hear
ing on tho order was held yesterday and
the attachment wns sustained
Arthur Gibson 1 years of ago de
parted yesterday all by himself for
Arkansas City Kausas where ho will
mnko his homo with his brother who
formerly conducted tho
here
candy kitchen
The office room with tho Western
Union Telegraph company recently
vacated by Chester A Fullers abstract
office will bo occupied by S L Gardner
as a real estate agency aud Owen Bros
contractors
Every room in the Mast block is now
rented nnd applications nro on file by
rentors who hope that vacancies may
some day occur This condition is
duo to tho prominence given tho oflico
rooms under tho efficient management
of W II Bucholz cashier of the Nor
folk National bank
The growing business of Chester A
Fuller official abstracter has neces
sitated tho removal of his oflico to
larger better and more convenient
quarters and ho is accordingly now
installed in room 0 of the Mast block
nud his facilities for doing prompt and
efficient work are greatly improved
He has become a growing necessity in
real estate and other business deals aud
his time is becoming well occupied
Not only does he furnish abstracts but
is entrusted with mnny kinds of work
connected with the transfer of property
Mr Fuller has continual business with
tho county records and county officers
and perhaps thero is no ono in tho
try better qualified to see that transfers
of property aro properly eTected
A telephone messago was received
from Elgin yesterday afternoon by the
police officers instructing them to keep
a lookout for a boy named
Brennon who had run away from his
homo near Petersburg About an hour
aftor receipt of tho message Officer Knno
saw a young man riding in from tho
west on a bicycle whom ho thought
answered tho description of tho lad
wanted quite perfectly aud ho therefore
placed him under arrest His supposi
tion proved to bo correct nnd tho parents
wero notified Tho oflicores was in
structed to hold tho boy until the arrival
of his father When arrested tho young
follow was nearly frozen and half
starved and was undoubtedly not
averse to getting into tho clutches of
tho law where ho wns at least assured
of warmth and something to eat The
bicycle ridden by him was his own
Tho father nrrived in tho city about 1
oclock this morning having drivon in
It seems the young man had been board
ing in town and going to school when
his father decided that ho should come
home evenings giving him a horso to
rido back aud forth Thia so displeased
him that he concluded ho would leave
the paternal roof and go out into tho
world for himself This he proceedod
to do but after riding around the
country for a few days on a bicycle
with no money in his pocket he con
eluded it was not nearly bo funny as be
thought it would bo and ho wiih very
glad to go homo with his father tills
morning
Ollllhll KIihIIiiK
Tht secretaries of tho state board of
transportation at Lincoln yesterday
afternoon made up tho following find
ings wherein tho Business Moiih associ
ation of Norfolk was plaintiff and the
Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and
Omaha Hail way compnny defondnnt
A copy of tho order lias not yet boon 10
ooivod hero for servico on the company
but it is expected wllhin the next day or
t wo
Under a complaint made by Ho busi
ness men of Norfolk the State Board of
TriiiHioitation held a hearing at Nor
folk Neb on February It WOO for the
purpose of considering said complaint
Upon the completion of the investiga
tion the following resolutions were
adopted by said board
That tho rate between South Sioux
City to Norfolk be reduced to a basis of
lfi cents ptr 100 pounds on lit -class
freight and I ho Chicago St Paul Min
neapolis A Omaha Railway company bo
ordered to receive under tho muni logo
latlons of tho rond all freight which
may bo tendered to it from Omaha to
Noi folk
It is therefore by the Nebraska Slate
Board of Transportation considered ad
judged and ordered that the Chicago
St Paul Minneapolis Omaha Hallway
compnny i educe the rate on first class
shipments of freight from South Sioux
City to Norfolk to I5 oonN per 100
pounds and other classes iu tho same
proportion and that said railway here
after receive for shipment under tho
usual regulations of tho road nil freight
which may bo tendered to it for ship
ment from Omnha to Norfolk and that
said road is required to show cause on
tho Slid dnv of February ISIOO whv
said oiders should not be enforced
Ions Counkix Chairman
W l Poiutu Secretary
Dated at Lincoln Neb this lSlh day
of February lIOO
ltKl XollriJ
J L Kaufnian and Kaufman
witu of J L Kaufman first name un
known non residenr defendants will
take notice that on tho Sftli day of Jan
uary 1500 plaintiff herein filed its pe
tition in tho district court of Madison
county Nebraska against said defend
ants tho object aud prayer of which nro
to bavo declared null and void a certain
deed given by ono Adolph Kochman
and Sarah Kochman his wife to tho
defendant J L Kaufnian dated March
S ISSKi and recorded in tho oflico of the
clerk of said county Mai ch f INK in
book SO page l 15 of deeds for tho fol
lowing described real estate to wit Tho
north ono fourth of lots ono liiuil two
Sinblockilevonl I of I leases suburb
au lots to the town of Norfolk in Madison
county Nebraska except tho west fifty
ot feet of same aud further except a
strip ten 10 feet wide on the south
s do of said premises said premises be
ing SS by ISO feet and to quiet and con
firm plaintills title thereto
You aro required to answer said peti
tion on or before tho ISth day of March
J 000
Dated January 10 ll
Spitz Laxdauku Comi xy
By Mapes ifc Hazen Plaintiff
Their Attorneys
Nnliin
Harriet Torronce and Albert W
Torrenco uon resident defendants will
take notice that on the ISth day of No
vember 1808 Ferdinand Verges plain
tiff herein filed bis petition in the
district court of Madison county Ne
braska against Herman Gerecko Saruh
VI Gerecko tho object aud prayer of
which are to foreclose a certain contract
executed by tho defondnnt Herman
Gerecko nnd tho plniutill for the sale of
following describe promises situated in
tho said county from tho plaintiff to the
defendant Herman Gerecko viz
Commencing at a point fifty flvo rods
east and two rods north of tho southwest
corner of tho northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section tw nty two
in township twenty four noifh of range
ono west of the sixth principal merid
ian aud measuring from thenco north
fifteen rods thenco west fifteen rods
thenco north three rods thenco west
nine rods thenco north twelvo rods
thenco east ono rod and twenty two
links thenco north nine rods and thir
teen links thenco east five rods and
twenty links thonce south twenty eight
degrees nud eight minutes oust fourteon
rods nud two links thonce east seven
teen rods and niuo and one half links to
tho right of way of tho Fremont Elk
horn Missouri Valley railroad thenco
along said right of wny south fifteen
degrees and fifty minutes oast twenty
eight rods and two links theuc west
fifteen rods and ton links to tho place of
lmgluuing containing four acres and
thirty live aud ono half square rods
moro or less which property was used
as a brick yard for tho manufacturing
of brick said contract boing dated
March 20th l8i and providing that
tho said defendant Hermnn Cerecko
should pay tho plaintiff as purchase
price therefor the sum of 100000 as frl
lowslli0 00 December II 18tlS0 00
Julyl 180 1 112000 December III 1801
8000 July 1 185 108000 December
tl 185r 1000 July 1 18 101000
December HI 1 00 with interest at the
rate of eight per cent ununm from date
payable semi annually nnd iu default
thoreof said contract hhould be null and
void and plaintiff would bo entitled to
tho posRcssion of said property that
default has been mado in payment of
said sums of money and thero is now
duo upon said contract tho sum of
Sil7fi with interest from this dnte at
tho rate of eight per cent por annum for
which hum with interest plaintiff prays
for a decreo that tho defendants bo
required to pay same or that said prem
ises may bo sold to satisfy tho amount
found duo
On tho SIst day of April IhOi plain
tiff filed a surpplotwntnl petition substi
tuting Harriot Torrenco and Albort W
Torrenco as a parties defendants instead
of Victor K Torrenco tho said Victor
K Torrenco having died and said parties
boing his only heirs nt law which facts
at said timo were unknown to plaintiff
and have sinco como to his knowledge
tho said Victor K Torronce having
obtained a judgment agaiust tho defend
nnt Herman Gorecke of record iu said
court ami still in force
You are required to nuswer said poti
tioii on or before tho Snd day of April
1900
Dated Febrmry 15 1000
Fk kihnand Vkroks
Plaiutiff
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WEDNESDAY WRINKLES
F B Alderman of West Point is a
city visitor
Geo II Bishop of Pioico was in town
yesterday
Chester A Fuller is iiiMadis m today
on abstract business
II Berger of Madison was in the city
on business yesterday
Attomoy D J Koonigstoin had busi
ness in Stanton yesterday
a boy was born to Mr and Mrs
Lichtenbuig of Hadar last Sunday
Otto Krnobliu whoso sickness was
mentioned u few days ago is still very
low
L K Iritchard and P V Lewis of
Meadow Grove were city visitors yestcr
day
Secretary W W Hughes will go to
Sioux City tomorrow for u few days
visit
Dr lVanlt Salter and C A McKim
V S drove to lloskins today on piolcs
sioual business
C F Shaw wns down town today for
the first time since ho came homo with
an injured ankle
Mrs Fred Kocrbcr is milking a trip
over tho Albion lino this week in the
iuteiest of tho Degree of Honor
Company L has received an invita
tion to attend tho funeral of S rgoaut
Vickers at Madison on Sunday after
noon atS oclock
Morning lodge K P held a meeting
last ovoning at which thero was a good
attendance aud a good time The sec
ond rank was conferred upon a candi
date
County Superintendent Crum and
Attorney Nichols of M ulison wero in
tho city over night Thoy camo up to
attend the meeting of K P lodgo
Steward David Roes of tiio hospital
for tho insane and his daughter Maude
have gone to Lincoln to attend the wed
ding of Mr Rees sister Martha which
took placo today
Mrs Win Layha of Murcolino Mo
is very sick nud has been for several
weeks past Her mother Mrs J Ches
nutwood who is spending the winter
in Texas has been notified of her condi
tion and her presence has been requested
at Mrs Laylms bedside
Seven inches of snow fell last night
and yesterday but it is very light and
fluffy aud when melted down shows but
little mora than a quarter of an inch of
procipitation
For tho first timo this winter thero is
snow enough on the ground to make
sleighing nu opportunity that is being
taken advantago of by every porsou
who can muster a horse a sleigh bob
sled or cutter and a string of bells
Tho dinner of tho W R C at G A It
hall today proved a good attraction and
was well patronized An excellent
dinner wns served of which chicken pie
formed tho foundation Supper will ho
served at tho sumo placo this evening
for 15 cents
This is St Valentinos day and tho
youth of tho city have been the chief
patrons of tho postoflico and stores
where valentines aro kopt for sale A
largo proiiortiou of tho deals have b en
iu the penny comics but Undo Sams
mail has been tho messenger which boro
many beautiful lovo tokens ta eagro
youths and maidens
Beul ih chapter Order of Eastern Stir
held a meeting last ovoning ut Masoiiio
hall Loronzo W Woodruff of Lincoln
worthy grand patron ami Mrs Maudo
S Green of Genoa worthy grand
matron were iu atteudniico and thoir
presence added much to the enjoyment
of the local members The evening was
spent in a social mauuer and a luncheon
5
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c Hi TV P o
MVi
testifies
pnwoVis
alkali and
Ivory
this morning when tho members left
the hall the occasion must have been
very pleaHant Mr Woodruff and Mrs
Gi cn departed for their homes this
morning
Dr P II Salter entertained a number
of his gentlemen friends at a flvo courso
dinner last evening at his homo on
Koonigstoin avenue After dinner
which was well prepared and elegantly
served the gentlemen remained until a
Into hour smoking and tabling if it had
been a ladies parly it might have been
said gossiping but such a form could
not of course bo applied to men
Ono of the chief events of St Vnlen
tines day has 1 plntimd for this
evening at Maiqunidls hall by O A
Ritchey Mr Ritchcy Iiuh had au un
usual amount of success in entertain
ments of this character and this will
probably bo no exception Willi good
music nice costumes and a congenial
crowd the evening will prvo one ot
great pleasure
J F Ilecht cumo down from Plain
view this morning and is again talking
to the business men hem in regard to
the organizition nf a mutual firo insur
aneo company There is no question
but that tin mutual companies in both
lire and life insurance are rapidly taking
tho placo of tho old lino institutions
and there is every rcusm to believe that
such a company organized hero with
good men at its head would do a strong
business from tho start
Several members of the North No-
broskii conference of tho M E church
aro expected hero on committeo work
tomorrow afternoon Among those who
will probably bo present are Roy Win
Gorst presiding elder of tho Noligh
district Rev D K Tindall presiding
elder of tho Grand Island district Rev
Jesse W Jennings presiding elder of
the Omaha district Dr Sanderson
pastor at Fromout Others will probably
bo hero Their meeting will boat the
Methodist church tomorrow afternoon
Ono of ths miuistors will preach
Thursday night
One of Norfolks implement dealers
who has been liberally using tho side
walk iu front of his placo of busi
ness for display nLd advertising pur
poses now has an array of har
rows occupying a rod or two or space
The News protests that this arrange
inont is dangerous A person stumbling
nlong in tho dark or ouo who has im
bibed too freely of the flowing bowl
might receive painful and perhaps seri
ous injuries by falling onto these
plements or a miming horse might
create disastrous havoo by becomiiig en
tangled in them I f the dealer must
iiso tho sidewalk it could with more
Bafety bo used for a display of wagons
buggies or other articles over which u
person could not stumble
Dr Humphreys
Specifics cure by acting directly upon
tho disease without cuitiug disorder m
nuy other part of tho system
SO CTIIKS I niCFJ
I IVitTM G9iiKCbtlun8 IiillammatloiH J5
M unim Worm Kumr Worm Colic
a TiTthliiir CollcCrj Ins Wakefulness
1 IMiirrhtu of Children or Atlultd
7 CoiicIm Colds llroui Iitlls
H Xriiruluiu Toothache Kuoeaehu
llciidiulir Sick Headache Vertigo
1 0 Hviieiln IiidlgeatlouWeak Stomach
I huiipri d or ralnfiil lerluda
1J WMlm Too Irofuso Periods
t i rmii lfirwwitla Hoarseuess
1 Siolt lllifiiiu Krjlpelaa Eruptions
1 5 Illuiiiiiulimii Itheumatto lains
16 Malnrla Chills Fever and Ague
1 0 4ulnrrli Influenza Cold In tho Head
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t7 Kldiiey DUruV
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was eerved Judging from the hour JJjJg O whi jSLiTbS