Winfield Daily Courier from Winfield, Kansas • 2

v. 1 TilE WIN FIELD DAILI COURIER, THUllSPAt, NOYliMBEi! 3, By the Courier t'rinting Company. E. P. GREEK, fidlloi.

ublUhed Every Evening Except aun lay Slasrla nnl evil's aa3 fever arc duo to the Inhalation of watery vapors and gases arisics front decay-ingveseiaticra. Thohumid SprinsanilAut'irauraoEtlij 1 5iilft 00 coo 0 0 REPUBLICAN TICKET. una 11 mo worst, it miosis f)r both city and country. TLe victim is contizualZv tired. PROTECTION Districts.

The following compose the representative and commissioner's districts of the county witb which the people have to deal at the coming election: The Fifty second representative district is composed of the city of Arkansas City and the townships of Beaver, Pleasant Valley, Liberty, Dexter, Cedar, Grant, Spring Creekt Silver Dale, anl Bolton. The Fifty-third representative district comprises the city of Win-field and the townships of Maple Rock, Richland, Omnia, Harvey, Windsor, Otter, Silver Creek, Sheridan, Tisdale, Walnut, Vernon, Nin-nescah and Fairview. The Third commissioner's district is composed of the townships of Dexter, Harvey, Otter, Omnia, Richland, Sheridan, Silver Creek and Windsor. I have arranged room for the display of the Elegant line of Pictures of winch I have the Largest and Finest Stock ever brought to this section. Prospective pui chasers of Fine Pictures, with or without names are requested to call and look tbroneb onr Gallery.

on will be surprised to learn how cheaply you can For President of the United States, BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Indiana, For Vice-President of the United States, WHITELAW REID, ol New York. WUJ 1 LI M-J IK i tTjVK do not profess to understand this snb-(AM ject in all it's phases, but we do KNOW that we are now selling better and better made and better looting Suits at State Republican Ticket. For Congressrnan-at-Large, GEORGE T. ANTHONY. Fiench Water Color, Engraving Etching or other Picture.

tQCall aud see. H. E. STBLN-HILBER, 911 Main St. and wora out, hus no cnerTY, is subject to aches and pains in the back ar.d limbs, arid is perspiring one moment and cold the next.

Joy's Vest-table Saras parilla is more effective in this trouble tban all the potash SarsaporiHas put together, for tta plain reason that it has stimulating properties and a perfect bowel regulating action not found In the others, and yet that ara absolute cccessl-cieslnthecureof thisilL J.V.S.iioon regulates it out ot the system. had a bad case malaria. I seemed to check it and being over seventy years eld, was very uneasy. Finally, I tried J. V.

It cured mo and I em now hearty as before." II. K. Bennett, Cal. Jl Vegetable 43 I SarsapariSIa Insist on Joy's Most modern. Most elective.

Tet same price. It Is tho onlx bowel renls-tins Sarsaparilla. For lie by II. E. Steinbilber.

$8, $10, $12, 00000000 -JO, $14, Si True Economy. No matter how many hundred doses of any other medicine are offered for a dollar, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is the cheap blood-puti tier sold through druggists, because it's guaranteed, and your money is returned if it doesn't benefit or cure. With its use you 011I3 pay for the good you get Can you ask more? Dress A I R0BTLY0X, THE NOT to I Physician First published In the, WlufloM Goods, Daily KOH A I.I. t'OURIEK xov.

2, Than have ever been sold ia this county before, protection or no protection. ftryOS can convince any man of this fact, gardless of his politics. All we ask; is men of ordinary intelligence to inspect the goods. We cannot furnish the brains have none to spare we deal only in For Congressman, Third District, LYMAN U. HUMPHREY.

For Associate Justice, U. M. VALENTINE. For Governor, A. W.

SMITH. For Lieutenant Governor, R. F. MOORE. For Secretary of State, W.

C. EDWARDS. For Auditor, B. K. BRUCE.

For Treasurer, J. B. LYNCH. For Attorney General, T. F.

GARVER. For Superintendent of Instruction, J.C. DAVIS. Sale. Sheriff's Chronic Diseases, STATE OK K4SSAS) Special COWLEY CO SI The frreatest bargains ever offered in tbis city We say it boldly and without fear of contra-" diction.

and 40 inch Has permanently lo- i cated Winfield, and Married. Yesterday afternoon at the residence of Mr. Harrod, Rev. Kuhne united in marriage Ivan Kiser and Miss Alice Snyder, both of Arkansas City The young couple left on the evening train for Arkansas City and the Courier joins with their many friends in wishing them a pleasant and prosperous journey through life. In Olden Times People overlooked the importance of permanently beneficial effects All Wool and Checks CLOTHING AT Conaty Republican Ticket.

J. Huey. vs. H. J.

Chlnn and Laura K. Ciilnn Charles A. Seruton vs. H. J.

Chlnn. By virtue of two execution me flirefled ana delivered, isttu-d out he 1 it judicial distrirt. court of the sttateof Kans.iw". hilling In and for Cowicy count in said Mntf, dated October 27, 1 have levied upon and I will on ATI It DAY, THK 12TH IAY OK XOVKMI5KK, A. 1).

lstC, beginning at the hour of Two o'clock p. in ftiaid day, at the crossing of yi ii avenue and I.oom is street in eily of WinHvM in the county and state aforesnid, ur at public -ale. and sell to the hi'-'hest bidder for chsIi in hand, all the rint. title ami interest 01 he above named deleiidniit. in and to the following described personal property, to-wit To 30 acres of corn on stalk In field on farm occupied by said dek ndants, all ut Jim t.

Uriels of wheat, two iron rolls, twolu-t iprlu? colts, one cultivator, one plow. property levied 011 and to be sold the property of the above named defendants. J. 15. NIPP, sheritr.

olliee Nov. 2nd lrl. Peckham A I'eckham attorneys for plaintiffs, if can bo teen in bis office at the Bretlun Hotel Room located adjoining the hotel oflice. Eattacec Ptparate for ladies and for Gentle-men. MODE OF EXAM'NATiON IiSfa.osi and Symptoms explnlii'Ml by tho Ioclor without any question.

fff(''iii saltation Free ol Charge. OKI- ICi: HOC KS from A. 4 P. M. For County Attorney.

D. Jj. WEIR. ana were satisfied with transient action, but now that it is eenerallv 1 Thirty-Three known that Syrup of Figs will permanently cure habitual constipation, or Clerk of the District Court, J. M.

HENDERSON. Thirty-Three Place, 8. Mann, Popular Clothier. weii-intormed people will not buy other laxatives, which act for a time, For Probate Judge, H. T.

ALBERTO. nut nnaily injure the system. With ShoMtoiis. All republicans who will go to Ar For County Superintendent, MISS EVA L. KIRKPATRTCK.

kansas City Saturday to join the demonstration at night, who will take shot-guns, are requested to For State Senator, 8. M. FALL. hand their names into republican headquarters at once or give them Worth Prom 57 1-2 to 65c. a yard.

While they last you get them for 33c UNDERWEAR. to James McLaiu. For Representative 53rd District, F. G. POWERS.

We want every mother to know For Representative 52nd District, AMES GILLILAND. The Eleventh Avenne tJroe-ery. We have opened a meat market and will keep all kinds of 'resh and salt meats, lard.fish,gamo and poultry, which we will sell at bottom prices. There is no such thin? as butter famine at the Eleventh Avenue Grocery and meat market. We always have gilt edge butter, fresh eggs, fruits and vegetables and all kinds of fresh groceries at bottom prices.

Give us a call. Goods delivered free to all parts of the city. J. B. Thoma Co.

that croup can be prevented. True croup never appears without a warning. The lirstsyuipton is hoarseness then the child appears to have taken cold or a cold-may have accom For CommUsioner, Third District, C. A. PEABODY.

panied the hoarseness from the start After that a peculiar rough eoueh We are showing the best goods in this line in the city and at prices to suit everyone. For Judge of the 13lh District, GEORGE H. RUCKMAN. t)iflifltitr jSeo tho Men's Grey Mixed Shirts and Drawers 1 ClMf ET3 3 -AT A Liberty Item. Fred Armstrong and Miss Mabel Davis of Eaton were married Monday, October 24.

Mr. Armstrong is an energetic young farmer and an upright, straightforward young man. Fred always makes a success of everything he puts his hand to, in faet he is like success itself. Miss Mabel was ayoung lady of the highest social standing, very beautiful and charming in her manners ana no doubt will make Fred the happiest of the happy. May their journey through life te full of love and peaceful devotion is the wish of their many friends.

$100 Reward, $100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to know that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh. Hall's" catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh For Sorb Throat. Saturate a flannel bandage with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bind it on the throat.

It will cure any ordinary case in one night's time. For sale by E. G. Coi.k. Itally via.

Santa t'c Kute. Wellington, Kansas, Nov. 4, rato 90c, round trip; sell Nov. limit for return Nov. 5.

Arkansas City Nov. 5, rate 50c. round trip; sell Nov. 5, limit for return Nov. G.

Newton, Nov. 5, rate round trip; ell Nov. 5, limit for return Nov. 5. W.

J. iNevins, agent. Vote early and late for Alberts. Vote the stand up for Kansas ticket. Come and see us next Wednesday and shake.

Vote for Henderson and you will never regret it. Vote for Fall and down the professional political turn-coat Vote hard for Dave Weir. He is deserving of a handsome majority. KCALTHFLL, AGRCEA LE. CLEANSING.

Biography ot James N. Tries. James N. Trice was born -December 2, 1847, in Hopkins coanty Kentucky, and in November 18o0, with his Charles Y. Trice and Mary A.

Trice, and brothers and sisters, moved and settled upon a farm in the vicinity of Cameron, Clinton county, Missouri, where he remained at home with his parents until -1 years of age and was a kind and loving brother, obedient and noble sou, well and favorably known throughout the country. In 1S81 he and other brothers moved to Columbia, Boone county Missouri to aid each other in defraying the expenses of educating two of the younger sisters at Stephens College, (Baptist female college) while the jounger brothers attended the State University there. While there be formed the acquaintance of Amanda Thurston, daughter of John M. Thurston, near A oodlandville, Boone county Missouri, to whom he was married, 35 CENTS 35 is developed, which is followed ly the croup. The time to act is when the child lirst becomes hoarse; a few doses of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy would prevent the attack.

Even after the rough cough has appeared the disease may be prevented by using this Remedy as directed. The only safe way is to keep a cent bottle of the Remedy in the house for use whenever symptons of the disease appear. For sale by E. G. Coi.k.

The Public Platform, a monthly publication the initial number ol which has just been isstied by Riley, Hanlon is before us and we must pronounce it a most interesting journal, which, in the new dress promised by its god-parents, will be a beauty as well. This journal is edited by its contributors, whose names appear with their contributions. In the first number there are eighteen articles on subjects chosen by their authors and many of them are exceedingly instructive. The For Farmers, MInerseni Mechanics, A PERFECT SQAP FDR ALKALI WATER. Cur-s Chafing, Chapped Hands, Wounds, Burns, Etc.

A Delightful Shampoo. WHITE RUSSIAR SOUP. Specially Adapted for Use in Hard Water AVE fir.M Shenlt's Proela- Ladies' Wool Ribbed Vests Election mation. being a constitutional disease, re Vote for Miss Eva L. Kirkpat-rick and assist a hard-working girl.

Vote for Miss Eva L. Kirkpat rick, who is an old soldier's daughter. From Harrison on the National to Davis on the State ticket we have the best timber. quires a cousti tutorial treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need for constipation, loss of apperite, dizzinessand all symptoms of dys pepsia.

Price 10 and 75 cents pet bottle. Sold by W. II. Somermkr Co. Important.

Until further notice we will make a reduction of $1.00 per dozan, on our best guaranteed cabinet photos. If we ever made an effort to do liae work it i3 now. Come ami see us. Geo. H.

Dresser, Fhotograper, Sl" Main street. J. B. Nipi, sheriir of Cowley county, Kuiisns, tiy virlui of the authority in me veMert by the law -jf Hie ot iiishr, lo hereby iirccliiini nmt inuKe known to the, elerto'sof Mii-l thai there wl IIihh FOR and mucous sunaccs of the system, August 23, 18S2, since which time they lived a very happy life. elect hm hcla In nbl county at the usuh! place of voiiim in the respective town- Tl'ESDA SyVKM- QQ rTMnT At the siiiu eleciio i tlu r.

will be ten (b.) JL JL KJ Vote for James Gilliland and keep Greene from playing monkey business in the legislature. eh et'T-i of president and vice -preside Jt be there destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution Hiid assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have bo much faith in its curative powers, that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Addresp, F.

J.Cheney Toledo, O. Sold by Druggistp, A rd to Vet ran. Editor Winfield Courier Today I received quite a long commu- For Sale or Trade. A Round Oak stove. No.

IS, in Number 020 East Eighth avenue. list of contributors to the first number of Volume 1, embrace the folow-ing: R. H. Copeland, Rev. CP.

Graham, R. F. Burden, F. G. Wilber, Hon.

John A. Eaton, John Bobbitt, F. C. Hunt, Elma B. Dalton, E.

B. Buck, A. II. Iiirnerick, A. D.

Marble, W. F. Wilkinson, P. II. Albright, Dr.

F. M. Pickens, J. C. Bradshaw, M.

II. Markuru, Justin Biackman and J. V. Henthorne. The publishers are receiving many compliments and assurances of support.

The character of the publication is novel and it will doubtless find its way into The republicans of the eastern part of the county ask you to assist in the election of Henderson. Every man who wants the county's interests looked after should vote for Peabody, in the Third Go to S15 Main for eplendid bargains in Cloaks. FdFs.Blankels. Ra.KnitGoods.Ete. ijicu lor Also at the sai.l election the following to be voted tor, Kei rt-cnta! 1 vc in centres iroui the st ite nt Ueprcsi ntntive in i'ihi-ti ''SKiimal dKtrict.

iovorr.or. 1 governor. Secretary of Auditor of tat. Treasurer of Sli peri niendf lit of public intruet ion. AHioeiate ice ol the Hiiprciue ur of the TiiiMeenth juiicial Henator -Tth setiiitorl ui-triet.

liepro euiative in he state li isint ore for the -ml 'J, reprc.eutm.se divirict. Ilcpn'fiiliiilie in tl- htnte urv Opinions of the Trade-South I find Chamberlain's medicines very excellent, particularly Cham- They resided in Boone county Missouri and then eold tbeir farm and moved near Brookfield, Linn county, Missouri, and resided there three years and in the spring of 1892 moved to a farm they bought near Ten Mile, Macon county, Missouri, where they were living a pleasant and happy Ufe.when he was instantly killed by lightning while under a tree in his pasture sheltering from a storm on August IS, 1S92. In 1877 he united with the Baptist church of Perrin, of which he was a faithful member and attended for years, but in later years, for convenience he put his letter in the M. E. church, that being the church his wife and her people had belonged to for years.

He was a good christian man and frowned upon sin in E. f-nication from Theo. Reed, secre oeriain tougn Kt-raedy. Ethridce, Hallettville, Texas. nearly all the homes of Cowled I have tried Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with grtat success.

It. Tan-neret, Wavelaud, Miss. WE ARE IN IT FoR LOW PRICK. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy l-'Hly-thinl rt prt-scntalive district. Vote for Powers.

Don't send hundred billion dollar Bradshaw to the legislature to make a laughing stock of Cowley county. Yor will assist a hard-working girl and place an able officer in charge ot the public schools by electing Miss Eva L. Kirkpatrick. Davis 1 can not be beat. 1 Liberty HiHrLa.

coiiMiuicii i. rcvis, aniciia t'liiiime the Miale eoiiftitutioii, Amiiiivi couvci-l to revUe, amend or elianue ine state i -n-1 i ion. 'jiik koi.i owim; rrot.ate juditc. iderk I Ui -district court, couniy loi iiey, comity ouperl'ttcncnt of insirtu i-ouoly Jor county where literature has lovers. Slilcs Nerve and Liver Pills.

Act on a new principle regulating the liver, stomach and bowels through the nerves. A new discovery. Dr. Miles' Pills speedily cure biliousness, bad taste, torpid liver, piles, coustipatiou. Unequalled for men, women and children.

Smallest, mildest, surest! 50 doses 25 ct. Samples Free, at J. N. Harter. I have used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in my family, and consider it the best I have ever tried.

W. .1. towers, Doraville, Ja. "0 cent bottles for sale by E. G.

Cole. ml 9 II HP i mm mm mm mm mm i ue uis! net TIIK r.u.l. TOWNMIII (il II 1 i. tv Rally City hiiii-. at Arkansas Nov.

Ph. 1'oWNSItll'. Vote for Miss Eva L. Kirkpatrick who is amply qualified to rill the office of superintendent and who has askei your support at the polls. irustcc, i'i treasurer, two OT above Occasion tho Fl Line tn road ov in ri 1 diiricl The fiatou id now at h.tnd i jus, id of tiic pence iu tiisk.

town 1 Boots and shoes at most all prices. The best values to be found in the city at People's Mercantile ecu i mi'i niji uvuets ui riiii) in 50 cents. Date of sale Nov. 4th with return limit Nov. 5th.

W.J.Nevins. A gout. Lip wi.eie the I. rm of jus- hen evervoiiA rritnxa an tice oftiie peace is re.mre,l by law tuUt. Cer.JOUO injOJB an f.il'd at hai eie.ti mid one of trVfniltfjT Ut WblSt ULd if VOU thepeaceio r.ll vacancy existiiic in said 1 i.

i otHee of jusace of the p.Hcc in sid town- WOUlJ hD Cipert 6T slV''- Joa sbould have a copy of Issued my oiflcc in tiie oil of VV infield, Cowley counry. Kiiusis Hi is day of iv Ue IoImt, A. i. I Give Geo. H.

Buckman a hearty support. He will make a splendidly equipped judge and nobody doubts it. Vote for him and get your neighbor to do likewise. tary of the National Veteran's Tariff Reform League, No. 97, Fifth avenue, New York City; in which he says the McKinley bill taxes the masses to enrich the classes, and illustrates by saying a veteran draws a pension of $100 each year, and pays under our beneficent tariff laws an increase on his household purchases of say $200 per year.

Now, I think this beats the Vernon township man's proposition to Mr. Powers, as to the tari IT causing an increase in the prior of pearl buttons. If the democratic party had the president aud senate and the house in congress, they would not dare repeal the McKinley tariff law. Mr. Reed also desires the veterans to vote for Cleveland.

Does he expect the veterans of Kansas to go to the state of New Yoi to vote for Cleveland this fall? If Comrade Reed had consulted a young Tisdale p. p. politician, who said after the Wichita convention, that they the (p. ha 1 disintegrated and absoibed the democratic party of Kausas, he would have known better than to ask the veterans in Kansas to vote for Cleveland thi3 fall. A Soldier, TisdalerNov.

1. all its forms; was a true and loving husband, kind father and left a de- voted wife, three children, aged eight months, three years and eight years respectively, six sisters, seven brothers and a father to mourn his loss. He was a brother of John L. Trice, George W. Trice, Wru.

M. Trice.Mrs. Mary E. Butterfield, Mrs. C.

S. Xewby, of Cameron, Missouri; Dr. O. C. Trice, C.

Y. Trice, Miss Hattie M. Trice, of Kansas City, Missouri, and Mrs. Julia A. Joiner, of Kansas City, Kansas, Joel A.

Trice of Wichita, Kansas, Mrs. Marona A. Short, J. H. Mll.

SI.eriir. 5 Card Flayers Companion" 1IACKSEV A 'I XTMEM S. which contains, in addition to the ffWnlar frames at When voting for a republican you are voting for a representative of principles. WThen you vote for the other ticket you vote for what does not represent a principle. ThnrsiUy, Cambrid Nov.

Tanneliiil, ntT.wJ't Friday, Nov. tit 7:3 the National Rules nmteeg.ior the governmerjt of the et CV. I wou! 1 like to hive the Iri 'al rorn provide the i li. nt an music. I er bo.lv ut.

thelndu I i ani i or niM. as aaopte Til iinln 11 AA 1 I 1 p1'al if Ma) aV of Ihf rep- laiamauai cuuuiuate or i in not spe-u nnd-r Ilie us ii uoiicaii coi.tiuiUee.eoiiiily. si al ir by the Nat'viial hist Con-Rres, at Milwaukee, April, ISM. lor an i ti ins r.dli;.-y i 1 not li rejo, tiil say. HC-'t I ve be i wont be mjS ird it mat 1 i'.

Ii a v. Wo Give One of These Hooks Frte If You Ask for Jt. orAskl of Ft. Smith, Arkansas, H. T.

Trice, of Winfield, Kausas, and Mrs. Sarah J. Townsend, of Beaumont, all of whom, except the latter two, were present at the funeral and burial which took place in Cameron Missouri, where his christian mother was laid to rest Aug. 31. 1SS9, which leaves one parent aud one child missing from this large and atlectionate family.

sheriff in Guthrie heard that he had been accused of hiring colored laborers, and in the opera house, in accepting the nomination said "I want to tell you that when I have some spittoons or dirty vessels to clean I will not have a good, decent democrat to clean them. I will get some "nigger" to do it." That is the calamity, demopop style. for Infants and Children. i Oar t-tock of pluyinir card'i i-mbracea a doz. or more different Istylpg.

Any kind you want. Prices, Five Cecte to One Dollar pr pack. Wholesale pricc-s is-n to parties bujiD a dczsn packs. 'i vt ns. The iHowiut, S'-ran-d tor Hint Iv loce.l r-f eacii town-hp ill hirmtrfrnfiiU andi idi VI! be held in evening bejrinniui rr-'iiif'-y Rt o'cto-1 Cut oris mree CbDc, CooMpatlcm Boor Stomach, Uiarrhop, trucsauon, Kiiia Worms, give sleep, aad ptuot4 Withouticjurious fnAU iil'Mt DRUGGISTS AND STATIONERS.

Jlason ic. There will be a special communication of the Winfield Lodgo, No. 5S, A. A. Thursday evening at 7:30 sharp.

Work in tho dilfer-ent degrees. Visiting brethren "Cutetu ia so veTi 4a.pti to children tht i recommend it aa nperior to toy preocrirXaoo inoirntome." II. A. Akcttih, M. Ill So.

xford St, Brooklyn, N. T. The ubo of Castoria ia so univeAl and Its merits so well known that it Beem work of superercatioii to endorse it. Few are the intelligent families who do not keep Castoria eaex reach." Carlo 1Latti, T). Sew Yo-- City.

tAa Pastor Bloomiagdale Beiorfoit Church. for Kent. i Notice A.O. V. W.

A good comfortable room, ail fur- Al1 brothers of the ordr interest-nished, in the Hackney Block, to 6li in the prosperity of our great rent right away. A good chance for state, attend the meeting Friday someone. Call at Room 52 Hack- 1 evening, Nov. 4, and hear the ques- Tor seTeral yean I have recommendtj your Castoria, 1 and shall always continue so do so as it has invariably produced results" 'owr T. Pasdxi, M.

D4 "Ibe WiDVToT," 125th Stroes and 7th Sew York Citr. erwlse Kneclkie I. Thursday, Novetiibcr 1, Turner kc1hk1 1. re-r aed i. Wr, No-.

cjiiIh itori, P.ik-U iniin, Jieliriar. Friday, Noveml Wltiaeid, Jnde C-tran Few tueetine'? have been srr.iv.cj for (i II ilui'K man as h- i rt of liin time in other parts of tiie ju ii -iil oit-ict tint he will be present at as many meHin lu the! county pos! 3 btnr niet ins will 1 -e for rnjnjly as pos-ib1? ilue notiie iilven the coiumuU-s J. n. "ii-r, chaliinau. viuiowj luuieu nienioers re- fflyjysax: S'ltuZa frfrr MAN rhn.icM km fh fill tt Itain Fwrta thw ti.A sVs-r1! nitii lli ln.enrt of Mdfe.l Bknc IO By order of the to the i neiiu.

ney Block. tion discussed as Sadil, See'y. JJ Varr t. tf. wrtle f.

our llctl. kMl, oallwi I of a state constitutional convention Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria? I o. a. hott, Recorder. Tits Ciwricrm Ckpa9, ft afeuA-r Btbot.

Vsw To Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla. Copjr utlrc-ly Yr-, in pikin mIm eorer. A rror xrD ue quid THE ERIE BUFFALO, N. V. 1 1".