Dayton herald., March 18, 1897, Image 4

DAYTO
ERIDÁY.
MARCH
18.
1807
of it» resulting
realms ble car«
TIA ' f
Shasta Route i
'• ' OF THE.
That the beat lumber in the market will be found at
TO THE
The remains of ex-8enator
During three daya of last month nnd Chamberlain’» Cdug’h Remedy
the
mother.
’
congre..
held
it.
m-
Uken,
.11
d.dger
will
¿1
.v
“
d«T
Dolph, who di<-d at bis jome in
*
‘ tens of thousands who
Portland hnd v<dr, were laid to alone in the city of W.ehington Among
the
rest in Rivervi« w cemetery, neat rrotn reports in VNrioue papers, it have used this remedy for la grippe,
Their figures generally sieur« the
OtVBS THE CHOICE op
Portland. 11.«, funeral was held seem» that the succeM of this new we have yet to lerrn of a single case
Eapwaa Traina Laava PortUad pally. <
contract. This is (he result of
J*° TRANSCONTINENTAL'
undertaking of women was such as hawing resulted in pneumonia,
at the J'iibt Baptist church in
THklVK.
selling^ lumber at the lowest prices. Po<tl*i><| ___ • i—
o gladden the hearts of its sup- which shows uonelusively that thin _
«a
w
that city.
Among those who
Saarron d«c^)7W>~r~iil'| »»rUsST ■ ■ 3:W A M
poitera, and to be interesting to all remedy is a certain preventive of
showed respect for the departed who hold home as “the dearest spot
* *•“ PvrtUnd. Oregon
that dread disease. It will effect a Vteata OiU«BBite•n,
, C‘. r *<*x,b,,rat “OP.
“«le«, Tumnr, Marlow. Jeiter
senator at the Capital City of Or- on earth ” The idea of the move­
permanent cure in less time than
rl»bnnr. Junction City, Engene. Crwvell.Vut.
, ■.
rgon and attended the funeral, ment originated with Mrs. T. W. any other treatment. The 25 and Hardware, Sa«h.Beo>a.
bum
“ “““I««» tram ho«
but®
to AialnSB Inclunira.
Befor,
building
ell
on
Ibom
nud
get
pricea,
which
nre
the
lowest
I
Birney
a
wealthy
and
philanthropic
were Chief Justice Moore of the
■50 cent sixes for sale by Harris Bros.
Roseburg Mail Daily.
•
Wethington. Associated
state supreme court; State Treas
F ob the K idneys .—“I am 65
VIA
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LBAVB.
urer Metschan. ex-Governor Z. with her were many noble women,
AMBIVI.
years
old;
have
had
kidney
disease*
Portland.
....
I
SPOKANE.
*oineof
whose
names
are
familiar
DENVER,
F. Moody; Gen. W. H. Odell,
Kose burg .. .,|
und constipation for 25 yearb. A
■A. N. Gilbert, superintendent to us by their writing, a nd public now well—used your 8.
MINNEAPOLIS
Hea-
SALEM PASSENGER DAILY.
OMAHA
,Mr^ .Pbeb” »««».the wife
B. Head
state prison.
,
ache and Liver Curs one year.
MND
NUTUIN PACIFIC COIMH.
x&«r have » tallUnset
CHEAT
UMOV
NORTHERN IL • PACIFIC Bf.
There appears some doubt as
io whether congress will take
favorable action and seat H. W.
w,‘° 1,08 b*en ■Ppoiuted
U. 8. Senator by Governor Lord.
If Mr. Corbett should be seated
ns senetcr, probably there would
be little fault found by the peo­
ple of this state. He is a good
republican and has served as U.
of a California millionaire, a wom-
an who has been exceeded bv few
charitable work, waa the finan­
cial backing of the enterprise.
'1 be meetings were held in one of
the largest auditoriums of tl^e city,
and from first to last, were crowded
so that overflow meeting were held
n other rooms. All the ushers
were young ladies,and the arrange-
menu were as perfect and salisfac-
J ï ,MY«
« IS p a arrive
Used G lioltlea at 50 cents each. J.
H. Knight, Rutledge, Or.” For sale
by Harris Bros., and C. W. Powell.
Salem.
am»« 1#; is a m
l«av« »:M a m
AMD
ST. PAUL
_ DINING CARSON OGDON ROUTÉ.
PULLMAN
All parties sending work to Mc­
Minnville Ptonm laundry must have
the same nt Z. spangle’s tonsorial
,
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parlor, . Dayton,on
Monday evening
e>ch week, to insure prompt re-
tur’» by Saturday. All work first
class.
» «mu e- . FOHTHNr, cr r
BUFFET
LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
SLEEPERS
¿
AND
I vit. C ngufh ceurer,
r nt neu . mx j CX3I.N. .
Steamer Modoc leaves Dayton
Portland and way landing
Tuesdays, Thursdays ’
and Saturdays
SECOND-CLASS SLEEPING CARS,
Attached to all Through Trains.
3 Jcr.KZ'PiNO, P inmansh :.’. S horthand
TYA.WAÍÍlMt ARO TCLEG-APHY
BETWEEN
KAN8A8 CITY
r
We« side IHvUlon.
POBTLAND AND CORVALLIS
OCEAN STEMERS
They are so small that the most
* • *• FOR
Mail Train Daily, except Sunday
LEAVE PORTLAND EVERY 5 DAYS
Ofl several wXonv
colored sensitive neraon. tniroti.-^ . k „.4
8. senator from Oregon before, d^Iegates were Invited™™
FOB
.eww:1
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■ ' to
' congress
s™. „r ib" so effective that the most obstinate
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having
Ueii elected
.
. lion, headache and
in 1867. Duiing his term 01 „s , £®",conwde
red were,
the better
wvswaa
wript LUU
Uclier tornid liver vfeld
MCMINNVILLE EXPRESS,
For fuh datails call on or address •
omco he did some good work for spiritual and physical, as well as torpid liver yield to them That is
(Dally, except Sunday.)
why DeWitt’s Little Early Risers
W. H. HURLBURT, ’
Oregon. It is probable, that mental training of the young, such
,r
i
£
p
“
NcUI
»»vll>e,
Ir
a
m
are known as the famous little pills.-
McMinn, ar7:X5pm Portland, ar S« , J
n ith all his wealth and influence as the value of kindergarten work Harris Bros.
Oen’l Pass. Agent.
PORTlaND: OR
advanced
studies; II1U
the love
J
,
UIUUICO)
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Mr. Corbett will havesoinestrong to fl more
YAMHILL DIVISION,
E. M c N eill , President and Mnn’gr.'
Arlie Mall (Tri Weekly.)
opposition to overcome before be­ of iiiimnruty and country ; the phys- TTY) Tin I
teal and mental eMls resulting from * KfiU I
PortJflnd, lv 9:40 a m Airlin iw
.
ing seated in congre<su
/
-FOR
AIrile^*ar°nk^ia^:ÄPal We"1 DV ■vH:l»am
some of the present methode of our
c innville
f’
p m Portland, arS:<mpm
schools; and the means of develop­ a H andsome three - quarter
EVERY
member
of
LIFE-SIZE
arbor day .
S heridan passenger ~
ing elevating and ennobling .char- «D»vn»r
(Dally except Sunday.)
PORTRAIT FREE,
EVERY family on
Friday, April 9th is Arbor day. actenshes in children, and helping CRAY°N
State Superintendviit of Public In to remove the conditions which now
We propose to give to encl, of our cus­
WM. LAMBERT, Proprietor.
EVERY farm in,
> Hnietion G. M. Irwin, suggeata the prompt crime, and make prisons tomer. a handsome portrait of any one
r-following program for the day :
and reformatories a necessity. Pa- they may select To this end we have
EVERY village, in
made a contrai t with n leading portrait
1
Music.
pere were read on the moral respon- house to furnish us with their celebrated
2. Prnyer.
Quality of our work is unsur
R. <OWLÍfi2Í*f‘ A.Porttend.Or.
sponsihility of Women in Hered- pictures, To those who have seen these
3, Reading of the law appoint­ ty; “How Shall the Nation Secure portran. no word is necessary ; and those
I passed in Oregon.
FOR Education,
ing Arbor day.
Educated Mothers?” “Mothers and who have not wo invite to inspect the
1 SHIRTS. COLLARS AND CUFFS RETURNED 7
Wo wiH "o“™-
4. flong—by the school..
schools; “Value of Music in the
FOR Noble Manhood,
flne this offer to one picture in each fum­
EQUAL TO NEW.
5. Recitation.
De velopment of Character.” These ili but give .-portrait each time you com­
& Short addressee bv two or papers were replete with timely and ply with the requirements given. We
FOR Trife Womanhood.
Contracts given for Family nnd ’
Anthony nni Ln ar“?re } OU t,lat if th«'Portrait is
-
previously 'invited— valuable suggestions.
regular work- Prices always Rea­
yon need not accept it
Wnnt Aibdr Day Might.Do?
Cometock gave an address on “.How
sonable, and Satisfaction Guaran­
. Int Tbie r>rtr"i'""re Urayon nnd
J 7. Song—by quartet or chorus. to Guard Our Youth Against Bad Ind
teed.
A-
India Ink, and of a very fine grade. The
• n. Outdoor exercises-tree plant­ Literature,” which was practical same piotare costs, when ordering of an
Laundry three blocks south of
ing.
r
and helpful. Mrs. Ellen Henrotin, agent or picture house, |lo to MH.
depot, near R. R. bridge.
NICHOLS A GABRIEL.
, /".Superintendent Irwin’s cir^u- . of Chicago, president of the Fed
- Hr to Fchool FdpenntendenÌB «nd i eration of women's
fronm.
on.eit'a club«
clubs frepre
»nn womenj
___
iFr
teachers, he gives the following sng anting 200,000
ajdiessed
TO FRUIT GROWERS.
geshve matter:
‘Teachers will ’.he congress on “Club Organisa
yaquina bay route
The undesigned would inform the
pleafc give the pupils the following licn’ —tlfo. newest development, o^
The undersigned is now disposing
publie generally that he bag thn,e ,1^,^.
: Connecting at Yaquina Bay with
account of ,he w»y in wM< h’O. P. ^on,en 8 social life. Mrs. L. M. QI three special varieties of cher­
ent varieties of game roosters for sale
—cau;e to write the poem, ""tW»
address
on “ n^tetics
Qjftetics 1 ” ry trees propagated by himself, as
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•Wrodmnn, Ppme thnt Tiee ’^Thi „ „
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valuable Advice on (he feeding •follows: The Vesta-15 days ear­
San Francisco and Yaquina Bay Wtii sell at low tetes Address,
g ves
W. E. KEikid,
-1 poem may be meinorixed by all the of infiiDtR nnd children.
lier than the Elton, fruit black and
it
■ Steainship Company’s
pupils, and recited or »ung on Ar-
The“Union Signal quotes this about the size of Black Republican
y
Cnanipoog, Or.
gives
,Mr «orris In a fetter to extract from the addresa on “Re-
Before Subscribing for a Magazine
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d’
Ncw York,
Feb; 1, production and Natural Law.” “A
fruit ripens 8 days later than
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SEE THE BEflf,
<Joo/, gave in kuhsti nnep the follow-
*
won,R” h«« no right to-transmit a Royal Ann, similar in flavor, and
i«g . account. Biding
out of town a na,u.re »nd a character thnt ia sub- darker color-^extra large. “Occi-
-------- »-«.v.turena
1 YEAR for $130.
**.u
Birce, in company with a fyv*ent, dnHIteforit, undeveloped; dent’^—considerable
later
froi^ Yuqulnn every g days for
than
—^7 T ' - — XJA8H IN ADVANf E.
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^^jg^ld-anj old
dd gentlem
a
n,
he
i
nv
i
ted
Han Francisco, Coos Bay, Port Orford.
Bkck
Republican...
dark
i
eentteinui.
in short, nglavreh character which
maroon
Addféss all orders to
Trinidad and Humbolt Bay.
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d0*“ « little romantic
v AM UMPARALLELED OFFER.
DAYTON HERALD.
. : wwland pass, not for from Bloom rebellious. If woman is not brave Also have.a large number of Royal
J assenger acconimodstions nnsurpaM-
gmptesl
on te. -»rkat.
.»y
e<L Shortest route between the Wiliam-
•M
i *' i , .irJ”''* •■"juiren a enough to demand and obtain per­ Ann trees—very fine. These trees
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ette
Valley
and
California.
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,
Merely to look once more at an old sonal liberty of action, equality of can be purchased from John Arms,
EX™ (™rthan<?Ui^ŸSrtv or
pUr, l,H«r to v
fa re from Albany and pointe west, to Suero
ÏÏJd
tn epbreu d by my grandfather long status, entire control of her great of Dayton, Oregon.
before I wns born, under wliich I and race endowing function—ma-
C. E. HOSKINS,
r
San Francisco:
, an.
- s.~
used to play when a boy, and where termly— she has no right to da re to
tîi/ny siti*"" U con•l,,er•<,
»ub»€rlb«r Ls"
Springbrook, Oregon.
Steerage...............
.. 8 00
my sisters played with me. There stamp upon a caild, and curse the
Round Trip Cabin
»15 00
THE
Demorest’s Mrgazine Free.
1 often listened to the good advice race with the descendants of such
proprietor of tiie
To Coos B ay and P ort Onroun,
of my parents. Father, mother a servile and dwarfed character.
Cabiu
and sisters—all gorje; nothing but We wonder if she haw. the moral
ȧ 00
To H umboldt B ay .
THRICE-A
WEEK
EDITION.
the old tree remains.’ And a pale right to give her children the inher­
Cabin....................
18 00
' ness overspread his fine counto- itance that accident and subservi-
18
Pages
a
Week.
158
Papers
a
Year.
nance, and tears came to his eyes. «jey stnmpk upon body and mind.
TAQUINA BAY.
WHOLESALE AND IlETAILDEALER IN
"
After a moment’s pause he added: We wonder how she dares to face
thPii^i. p?r’!,*r K*MWe Resort on
1 u l’“Per 08 •Wefel to you as a grent 16
Don l think tne oolish. I don’t her child and know that she did not dully
ALL KINDS OF FRUIT TREES
»¿i""*- No Undertow
for only one dollar« year Better
Surf Bathing Absolutely Safe.
know how it is; I never ride out but fit herself, by selfdevelopment and
iX-r’ ALL TnK **" “ Or TRE W"*LD
«„A H.i i
*i?hin* fo combine hnnting
.k .Uu ‘ 0Mn ,h’" lflno t0 ,0°k flt thorough qualfications, for mater •
L” ’Ii*“- A<?«“rstea»dfatetoov-
and Hairing with aquatic sports, this re­
that old tref. 1 have n thousand •nly, before she dared to assume its R 1 Dfo
sort has no equal. Heer, bear, elk cou-
d r monopolies
°1'
m-mi Atal?8t *”*•*• "n ”
*l " "II
recoil, ctions about it, and I always responsibilities.’"
gar brook trout and salmon trout, can
8. WJLS0X
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Brilliant illustrations. Stories by great
be found iu abundance .within a few 1
W. G. HENDERSON
greet it ns u 'familiar mid well re-
lh® pumber of women wearing ““‘hors in every number. Splendid read-
bours'drive of the bay
membered frin d.’ These words ,be ,ut,e b™ of white _______ _ lug for women and other special depart,
•unretloQ»»öd
21Ly»«*..
! •»<»
» ribbon was
»■ Reduced rales from ail pulnta
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"eye fcarjeiy uttered when the old L°£feal 1,8 ,o remind cne of a W. tnshts of unusual interest.
»■M dreM,Dg„i their own >™r^:nï we" "“"K
EDWIN
STONE,
Manager
In
X*
n
ri
"H
”
1
nmon
K
“
weekly
”
papers
gentleman cried out, There it is!’ & T;
convention, and a Inrae
Third Street, between E and F, McMinnville
a large fieshnvj ?LTn.Cy
J-C. MAYO, T. F. AP. A, v
mwieatfon and
Near the tree stood a n man with hie "«»«her of its prominent worker«
Aenr
»Ith the Sneïl .n7r«,iL W
IlliwUtc.l
tenu li’i
“nd r,,“",dlity of con-
— - _
Corvallis. Or.
will publuh^lh^liMt*
*nd '* ,'wl|•«“. I»
coat iff,
off, sharpening his ak. ‘Y„u »ere present as delegates nnd list- pi’ice of a Xkfo
Ut tl,e ,o"
H. L. WALDEN, Albany
treat» «
“
ii.hi.2L weekly; and its vast list of
a e mtf going tocut that tree
tree uown,
down, en,,r8
Mns. E mily L i mm
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»"S"", SÄ“'—"««
PlJftflV.
site , r»nf
— — > though,
■ » ’ I I ■
’
surely.’ *1
‘Yw
but j I nm
ti.rrltnrw^T* • i*to every state and veíS^a^íü by d,,y’ *ee,Uor »»onth.
_
tri™ wmOiv
nud fo^gneoun-
" said the woodman.
'What
Commercial travelers
■* - for?’ , A8 fr".^ is rapidly becoming the fairncm <>r f?UC 1 ior tlw1 “ecuracy and 'ejed to all pointe at reasonable mi«
ImUtiÍt
in whkh nró
• rquntd the old gentleman, will,
i
lalrnesa
of
Ite
news
columns
lading industry of the Northwest,
w the
choked
. , ,, emotion.
,
•
What for? I «nd as this county can en«il
“ o»ee Yo..
wintihli "r ‘J W'H ,"l,-vou i “‘«^ntranksinhe fern V get to
^rofo
t^
ript
^
‘wo
tiers
will
want the tree for firewood ’ ‘What «»ly tike bold and push
OrÄÄ
flnd push things,
.„
monti
tr,c "’"Dli to yo for firewood?’ ^'e hmri made
(Orer »©different
rc»r,
arnmg mente to »Io
Tear. pn
DR iteró»
Iterna oíVÍ
^lr t JFiTiÄ’ "re ’h"»" «< b
" ny, ''h«*n down about ten dol- f«r more than
»nheertter»
“ 2“
nreobtainabfo by
Administrator's Notice.
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(«1.1.
...
, co 1 our ehnre toward
lare
‘Suppose I should give you pushing
the
pUklung the county forward in this
’
"
‘
d
T
m
TO
THE
GUIDE
rÆX"c;.':
• hat sum,’said the old genUenmn. wpett and wil/do innrn if.i
IT PUBLISHING CO.
tn
the
County Court
Court of
of I
'n ln
*' tliunty
US Fifth A venae, N»a York,
¡ronld you
Ft
it hsl?
stand?
’ ‘Yes.’ fanners will ehow the more if the YamhillCoautr, Oregon C ‘
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„„„
¿r;
v
In the matter of the estate of Joh
You are nire Gf that?’ 1
n
•Ili
toxly »» «'«R
I hen give mea bond to thntelfect?’ I”'hed nt Portland
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THD DAYTON
HERALD
lb-t ,h*
FAMtr.y'i^AK
lv eWent
in In the
*1... little
I2..I
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. . ------- > , not only the
We
went into
cnlta^in
most valuable but the only fruj( h £T p .»t!^ “-‘y “HF‘»atWi bythv
e»l
Your
Subacrlptio,«*
to
this Office. '
which niy companion was born. Inn psperof America which admits no* h
. . 1 W,M| '■’>urt- '»'Wtestnrtor of
to «UI« on these »ubject», for 8 monte, fiTftaM? S
which is now occupied by the wood- re«du.g matter to its columns ex- llHietentoof John g,.W. dvcea^
Ou Mekwt «t
Z___ . 7^? 5* Otttde and
t ! •’
•«‘■••“•‘«tor
mnn. I drew up the bond. It nHF cept thnt relating to fruits—their UI
K m
V|“‘,U“ n «4 in 8 t «“■
Mgmd.and the -money paid over. culture, care, marketing, ect., pre- *. » tate
ato of «aid (teovased aro hereby noli-
As WO left, tire young girl, the Mnted m such a form by the prom-
d to present them, duly verified to the
CoapoQ good for SOseolff warft nf Baajle,
* ““«J1" of the woodman assured inent fruit writersof the Northwest
W that while she lived the tree snd America that none can read
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should not be cut. These clrvum Slid study it without becoming pro-
Dated February la 1897.
NM S SONS, ROCHESTER.
Mances.made a strong impression y?ianfi froo «rower8- W« will give J II FLnwl^í»A..A,íi,1’ A'bnlolstrator.
. Ii. rbOWKR, Attorney for estate.
on my mind, and furnished me
paper free for one
for th. »ongi
wk-. _:>i
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-
. ik uxKAj.D
• __ '
wno Will
thasì» back subscrip­
W1» nsr
p"Y their
Wo*|wlaM.
thst (ri.,. r
tion and one year in advance, or to
touch not a single lM»ugh !
! aew subsenbers who pay one year
In youth it sheltered um,
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DAYTON, OR.
z <
n advance before July. Call at
I b protect it now.
this office and see Wmpfo or wri(e
r*'"*
b'o fuihcrs haml
Tlmt pliice.1 H near hiseet:
for one direct to ‘ F bvitaoe ,’ Port-
There, woodman, fot it stend;
ithu, Oregon.
Thy (ix shnll liarin it not!
LAMES
ISAM FRANCISCO.
The New-York Weekly Tribune
M M
~
Steam Laundry.
Oregon Central
IT
fasMna W short stories.
IT GIVES SJStai ’«riraltwsl department
IT GIVES
“sctenical information.
IT
fashion articles. ■
'
rrvvv b1™01«“® lUnstrations.
11
entertainment to yoUny and old
We furnish the HERAI^rTv. Weekly Tribune
GAIE I BABE!
.
8TEAISHIP "FABAM.”
DEMOBESTS
C. N. POTTER,
New York World
PACIFIC NURSERY,
ÄSX&
Nursery on
State Street. ,
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Salem, Oregon
W
F ä LUABLE PÄEMIÜMS
Í
«
monthly magazine ^
DAYTON MARKET,
L WABBSGAN & CO,
That old familiar tree,
Wlioao glory an«| reiiown
Aro spread o'er land und sea.—
And wouldat tnuahack it down?
woodman, forU-nr thy stroke f
Cut not its cm Ui-lioiind tics •
U, S|M re timt «geil oak, .
Now toweling t,, th,, skies!
When but nn Idle boy
F « TJ’!'*1’1 *• KmU-fol «Imdo ;
Di ali lu guaidng joy,
Here, too, my etetera ptnjcd.
M»>MMtlicr kisiM-^'iiio here;
My father pressed my bund—
««.■«Viva iho fotdish t?ar;
But fot the oak stand. '
■
My heart string« round thec cling
Cl<u.e as thy bark, ohi frfoud •
Mere idiult I ho wild birds sing.
And still thy bram-hoa I m - ii <1.
Wtd tree ! the slorm still bravo •
And Woodman, foava the spot;
while I ve n hand m ur»
Thy ux *I m 4I harm ft not.
Another thing needed
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
and Shippers in
~After the
•‘ig fire in Cripple Creek, 1 took a
Fresh and Salt BEATS
Fish in season. Also, fresh Lard. I
remedies wit hout help, t be cold only
Cash paid for Hides.
hecommg mnresrttfe<l. After usini
hree smallhot1
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three • sm»R
tw.it hw of I«,
Ch of Chamberlain
‘ ‘
would in- a g^t nMMance
Wilding. U^ LUa UnUK
^OKO k
a modct
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narrtsbarg (A l .} Calf. -
pa,K‘‘ •"‘‘•‘“’«f !» Africa
READ! READ!
anil.
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They keep Good Time after I
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For<eale by Hnrrris Bros.
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25 CENTS;
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