Q ueen i*
l-’o r Ite t'o i'in n t P r i m a l ie s.
I’m t Townsend, lin rii., Jan. 21.
Salem, Jan. 2 1 — H no primary
—The steamship Al-Ki arrived to
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Jan. 23.—
day, live days overdue from Skag* Queen Victoria is dead and E d election law is pissed at the present I
TUK8DÀY, JANUARY 30, 1 «1.
session of the Slate Legislature it
way. Her ollleers report that Alas
ward VII reigns.
will not be due to a lack of bills.
ka has Isen visited by one of the
The greatest event in the mem
o f f i c i a i . PM'SB of < ' K in i o.
T h a t th e re is a disposition oil the
severest storms known for years,
ory of this generation, thfl most stu
ami , but considerable damage liilf pendous change in existing eonili- IHirt of Oregon s Legislator, to s.
IS seK D .E V IK " TVKM Í*' XYKSIJ¡«.
resulted. High win««» have pre,
tb:lt O|,U1), |M(<. ib,y be ima3- [cure better election laws there is no
„ • « i t > o u < i r i ’o N ,
P r o p ! hi °i
vailed, aeemn,.an,ed by snow .
.
p,aue (Jllielly, upon ! question.
Three prim ary election hills have
th
e
eold
has
been
«»tense.
On
th
()f the deatl, of
su KSC P.IBTIDN ft AT F.8.
run from Juneau to la k u In le t,,
„ victoria's father, the Huke ■ thus far been Introduced, known as
One C o p v O n e V enr .................
distance of Hi n„,< >, Ovo men on 2
The end of ties career, I the Morgan, Dresser and the Repub
, O ne Oopv W* M»«*»»’
OneOopv Throe Mm».1,*........
th e lookout were alm o st frozen to "• ’
' . . .
woman in lican Club of Portland hills, re
:lt their posts, and the vessel »ever equaled b) a»)
R
e
t'B
O
K
AHIJ
-
a eiin- spectively., The Morgan bill pro
A o v e ,¡ t i iso R
1
«„horn
vides for a direct vote for all ofli
hud to return to Juneau,
where the
the, U>U V' (>rld S llUtOrV, C.U1K III
turidshcd room in Osborn«
men were placed hi hospital i.'i P 5
O liv. AGENTS:
of ------
iters ... throughout
the state, and is an
ected
—
„
House. This most res
\ n (¡¿» in Lunato»». Oregon.
'»nodical treatm ent. After starting
U
dead, lav in n 1 extension of a large part of the gen-
back to Juneau, the wind swept "
«-. “ •
'
lnade a !eral election laws to primary eke
A. II. OrooB. Vi-'tol Tti.’er. Oregon.
* » —
- ........ -
4 3 < « « * !,*
KERR
THE TRIBUNE.
un h your
h h The
o w p rilli'
X ’u .1
i - «flrtrcw
io n l.iv
,u » .r p-1. « { ,
D O C S
your hair
s p lit at
the end?
Can you
pull out a
h a n d fu l
HAIR » «
I fin g ers through it?
i Dees it seem dry and
lifeless?
G ive your hair a
c h a n c e . Feed it.
The roots are not
dead; they are weak
b e c a u se th e y are
starved—that’s all.
T he
b e s t
h a ir
fo o d
i s ----
(Successors to John 1J. Miller A Co.)
PEAf.FRS. IX
Genera! Merchandise,
PORT ORFORD, OREGON.
force that it took the
The Dresser bill only seeks lo !
ligure were a cruel mockery of the
hours to make the run of 10 niilea.
re
g
n ia te th e m an n er ol electing
H aving purchased the entire Stock of Merchandise of J. R. Miller Jk C o.,
fair girl who, inJS.'IT, began to rule
The AI Ki reports thut the tug
! d elegates to C onventions.
over
England.
Around
her
were
we will, until forth, r notice, sell the same at
W,gt bea< t‘'tnpuU‘-'H... Uo . ¿i
Pioneer, sent north to tow the City
The Republican Club measure
gathered almost every descendent
We m » o know th e ni.U'-e» of out. c o ., -
nf Topeka down, was windbound in of her line, W -ll witilin view of provides for primary elections un-
pou len ts.
Taku Inlet. The passenger steamer
a por h r either the direct vote for nom i
UH nil’s N « " »’“ Pe«-
Dolphin is several days overdue her d’ving eyes there liunji
from the north, ami is reported trait, ¡if the t-riuee Consort. It w j nations or for choosing delegates to
conventions, making it in the na
Lincoln. S«b,, J„n. 23.—The first stormbound. Many stamps at the he who dcs.gned the room u n d e r- ture of local option with the party
If you don’t want
number of the Commoner, the Treadwell mine, on Douglas ^ l 11'1*1’ , ‘ ''j
words, the ---------
committee, . which is elected by di-
your
hair to die use
weekly paper published by William arc hung up on account of the »at-
|>¡Mho» of Winchester rect vote of thu party members in
Ayer’s
H a ir V igor
J. Bryan, was issued-th is afternoon. er supply being frozen. The cold w ,t «
,1
.
ofltíl, 1 each precinct, as to which system
once
a
day.
It makes
«
ch„plain at adopted. Il incorporates the pr.n-
I t is a ucat-oppearwig sheet, typo :1,„| ,he storm are the worst known p u.Jid , , •
the hair grow, stops
i
graphically. T he salutatory says: t" Alaska, and grave tears are en- pray «H. mr ne was
falling, and cures dan
“ W e lte r defines a commoner as .........
th a t when re.... .
come Windsor. .
druff.
‘one of the common people.
I lie from outlying sect,one the loss ot im pinnt r
EAMER,
8atisfac,()rv.
It always restores
name lias been selected for this pa h fe a n u su tle rm g w illbe la iy .
Pju an > th
I Tb . M, , gall „¡,1 was yes onlay
color to gray or faded
per bec.vuse the Commoner will e„
Havana, Jan . 22.—The central SUCCeeded to U e title of (iueen, the hit,oducid in the House by
,) u |..c
hair ; it never fails.
deavor to aid the common people m
Multnomah. ¡
$ 1 .0 0 a b o ttle . A lt « ¡ ru jg ls ts .
A n d all offered as L o w as th e y can be Sold,
committee of the C uban c o n stitu - p rj1)ees and I’l¡»cesses, ami those sentativu b lip ey, o
• ‘ One bo ttle o f A yer’s H a lrV Ig e t
the protection of their rights, 1
is fathering'
i d li.y h air tn n n lyllnig o ut,
and a ta r tod i t to Kr<>"' „K»}»J5?*e *y •
advancement of their interests and ......... - ......................
■“
z
x
«
.
x
x
JUl.il - '• *TT,
Msirc h 23,13CX__ _< unova, 8. Da^.
the realization p f their aspirations. session of the convention thu pio-
Club tneftsure, which u « ts ui&wfn ill
“ Ayor’a H air Vigor com plotely
Jt is not necessary for the use ot a posutl constitution. 1 he document 1,1 Six o’clock passed. The Bishop by Charles E. Lockwood, of Port-
eurcu e *9 iro if d an d ru tf.w ith ‘‘p “
I v . rrcatlynftl luted. The grow th of
We propose to keep a Full and Complete Stock of
contains
some
modifications
of
the
my hair t ht e i t < use ha* been sam e-
term which distinguishes, tiie great
, i
• ♦
•
O ho nf 11nd is being looked aftei bj K tp
I tt« n g w o ;.‘le r f o t AO n n
,
continued
111«
nitereession.
One
ol
i
a
i
u
,i
o.
„
original
draft.
The
convention
ad
body of the population from a com
A pril 13, IK».
MewYork.N.Y.
the younger children asked a ques- reset,hit,ve Huttkempur.
paratively few wj.o, for one reason journed until Thursday.
I f 3 o l do n o t obtain all th ?
that ail the
linn
in
shrill,
childish
treble
and
'1
he
probaluhty
is
vou expected from tnc u«e of th e H alf
The proposed constitution does was immediately silenced. Tl,e bills th ‘us far introduced and suedh
,,r another, will,draw themselves
VI-;or, w rite the Doctor about it.
J >1 S
4 < > o r » s ,
L»K. J . C. AYEK. Lowell, M as,.
from sympathetic connection w ill,, not contain any propositions re women of thu royal family sobbed others as yet may be presented wtl
ot th e roysu n u n ,iv
-
.
their fellow s. * * * The common garding thu fut uru relations beta e e l, women
faintly a m i, he men sh „filed uncus-: receive n thorough ove.lntu tng, „
people do not constitute an exclu the United States and Cuba. In t lln l‘'
committee and th a t the good teat-
sive Society—they are not of the tho project suhinittod there is a ' lyAt exactly l« lf pant 6, Sir Jainos ' urea of each will be embodied in a
four hundjed; any one can become clause, in addition to tlio original
Notice is hereby given to nil whom it
at D
m,
draft, providing m
that
O miys
days mw,
aftei , uie(1 held up his hand, and the [
niav concern, not'to enter upon or tre s
n member if be is willing to con «Iralt,
t hu adoption of the electoral law pt,ul)k.
knew tl.at England had some show ot becommg a law.
pass in any m anner, Jor the purpose of
tribute by brain or muscle to the
h u n tin g with guns of Jogs or other-
Nation’s strength >nd greatness. tin; constitution shall g., intoeifect. [ost her Queen. The Bishop pro-
ral law
l:nv will be drawn nuuncud
benediction.
The
1 I-ekin,
citin, j Jan.
a u . lO
o. .-T h e note
* which H eiberger or the ranch «»I G. J . He
The electoral
llounced
the
bencdidioi).
ih
t
Only those are barred and they
rr
I / , ic
! , I n I td
1 ,»1 tliv
I V <* ti- 1 kenrer, <>r upon
.... ... the
it... r ranch
, IKtll I of . I P H . A.
A _ lle
I , ( ‘ i 1
.
.
,
..
f.,ii,. ' ftceoinnanicd .1 th e . . as?i’e
e ,V
iT
,. . / .,1,.,, iuotent-ivies ' her«-r, lensed by the undersigned. Anv C ra n ite w a re , T in w a re , Crockery, Etc- E tc .
m e barrel by their own choice— up as goon as th e c o n stitu tio n is Q ueon passed aw ay (ju tte p eneetull) . ■
she suilered no pain. Ttie most o f , e,l by the C h.nese ph.n p o te n t.,,,u
■
puraun8 K„ enterlng llpun.sill,i
who imagine themselves made of a completed
b h e suite,
i
, ;
t(jd ,he Chinese objections ftl- ^ cm ise9 w ithout m y consent will 1»
the mourners went to then rooms.
.,,i,i;n<r thereto a prosecuted to '.be full extentof thedaw. H aving received a F ull S to ck of M uslins,
superior kind of clay, and who de
nli,„ties later the inevit-
publtslied, add ng thereto a P
G. J. HEIBERUEK.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY :
ny the. equality of all before tin'
B rom o Quinine
OuiuineTablets.
'
,
limo «limned request lor the immediate return ot
____ ___
Take Laxative e Bromo
Tablets able
Dress-Goods, P rin ts, and E v e ry th in g in
....
law. A rich man who has honestly .Ml druggists refum. the money if it j »blc element
c
l of
o material,sm
n
e stepp,d
»
lh: 1 pablic . buildings
and , tlie
tire ,olal
total
pf niiH(ary expeditionf) i
NOTICI
acquired his wealth, and who is not f l t i |K t o cure. E .W . Grove’s Signature: into this pathettc chapter ol nt
th a t line, w e sh a ll continue to sell the
nation,«1 h isto ry , f m 'th e to l‘ 1 '
j
d e tin itio n o f the
afraid to in tru st its care to the laws is on each box. 25c.
---------
Notice
Is
hereby
given
to
all
whom
H
dies went busily to work ordering me oesirc
old s to c k â t or n ea r cost.
— w a tte
tans,«¡M l lioitnl him
Th?., limits oLthc legations, and also a may . onccra, net to enter upon ,o Ires-
Cowes, Isle of Wight, Jan. 2 I,— ! tj,t.¡r m ourning from London. 11
,
, r«i
in - in aln* m anner upon t^ e land ot
self among the common people,
i n U n f tlm world were jarred desire ior the removal ot the tro o ^
uiuU;rsi d> situated in Curry
while a poor man is really not one I t has been decided that tire funer whcelsof the worm
j
tl3 e.,,1 v „« possible.
county, Oregon, for the purpose of
al
of
the
Queen
will
lake
place
at
when
the
announcement
came,
b
ut,
•
.
1
i
f
,.,.,,,.!,
officials
hunting
with guus or dogs, o r tisln n /.
of them if lie fawns before a plut"
. . . . . ............,, Osborne every-
1 he G e rm a n a n d r i t n e b officials Als„t llot tt) leave any gateopen on go-
Windsor
Castle
Feb.
2.
'lire
body
crut and has no higher ambition
in th is palace *
,
think it unwise for the ing thr.nv.di, or otherwise trespass in No need for anybody to send away tor sup
of
tlie
late
Queen
will
be
removed
tiling
pursued
tin,
usual
course
-
p -i
r
K,>ver il any m anner. Any person or persons
than to; be a suurteor or a » r e
k itch en they were [ Hoops to leave 1 ek.n toi -------
seven,I " so entering upon said prem ises witti-
pliant. Tho Commoner will be sat from Osborne House February 1. Down in the kitchen they
us. • m onths. The 1’ reneh esp ecially out my com, nt will be prosecuted to
plies of any kind.
It
was
tire
expressed
desire
ol
tlie
pnukitn? a huso dinner lor an **« i
' th e fu ll extent of the law.
isfied if, by fidelity to the common
i e n ffi^ e the like of which has object to what they call “ the cow
JA S. S. CA PI’S.
tjueen
that
tlm
funeral
should
be
people, it proves f'.s right to ‘ll0
>,einblng»,t
v nt,i..n d ardlv behavior of other nations in
iiy its
m. cuaiav.ivr.
m ilitary
character. ^«vtiai
Several 01-)
of i i0ln i)een known in England,
Give us a trial, and we will do our best to give satisfaction.
name which it has chosen.’'
, r
w i
»1 •
1
not nrotectms; - the Chinese Chi is-
ficers arrive«! from Windsor ‘bis | und lh e dinner preparations pro- “ 0 ‘ P o l1
NOTICE.
thins.”
For
that
they
be-
.
i
•
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.
,
...
.
i
,
i_
_
im
ns.
r
o
t
th
a
t
rea
on,
m
iy
uo
No cases have been argued before montlng, I,ringing the state regalia.! ceeded just as if nothing had hap
lieve it will be necessary to keep
the United States Supreme Court It was carried in a hiaz bag. A na pened.
All persons are hereby w arned not to
fur years that have attracted such val salute of 21 gutiB was tired at, Tlie body ofQuecu Victoria was tlie troops at least another year. trespass upon the lands of tlie under
signed situ ate in C uriy C ounty, by d e W ool- Hides, P elts and Furs taken in ex
general attention as has been given noon today', in honor of King Ed [ embalmed and will probably he Tlie Euglisli, American and R us positing m aterial of any kind thereon,
sians
seemingly
think
a
gradual
-
or m uae any part oi the said land for
to those involving the constitution ward \ 11.
ch an g e for Goods.
taken to Windsor Saturday. The o.„..u ---------O J
withdrawal can he made as soon as business purposes.
ality of the colonial policy ol the
from
.
•
AltV
n
p
rx
o
ll
M
O
t
veil
last
ev
e
n
in
g
i,.n
o
i
.
,
Any
person'
so
trespassing
will
be
coffin arrived
evening
A„ incident eharacteris-
Over opens about the beginning pro8/ J ted to the full extent of tbelaw
present adm inistration. In addi
i.ondon.
----- ---------- ----------
f ..
,
It. I). HUM E.
tion to the importance of the cases
[ I tic
solicitude foroth-
•uaiei
W edderburn, Or., Aug, 17, lS'.ilt.
tic of
oi the
m«- Queen's
i
The
Chinese are anxious to liave
Referring
above
themselves, which would have nec
,
lU lfl I l,„ tu
t'j th
I 11 e V C
BX/V» , K Notice, the
era occurred two days ago, when,.
tlie indemnities payable to the dit- ; ¡jubscrlber would also notify the pul,lie,
essarily attracted attention, is the
in one «if the intervals of conscious- r ,. ,o
I.s •iiliiuh'ed before a n th a t h e is prepared to furnish w harllng
fnciiiti,.s . ‘a either side of Rogue River
gossip attributing a personal inter
I nesB, she founil strength to suggest fe re n t n a t.o n s a d ju d g e d « ,tio ,t
international committee. A major- frontingthe lands owned hv liiin, attlie
est on the part of an ex-I’rcsldenl
i to her dressers, who had been act
ity of the rn.ni.ters here seen, to
in securing a decision u decision
ing as mures, to take tlie opportun
think that their governments may ot p,,,tOrford, Carry County, Oregon,
«gainst the adm inistration. Law
ity to get some fresh air. Monday
ret,m ts to tlie contrary n o tw ith
make separate arrangements with all
yers say that counsel on both sides
R. D. IIUME.
standing.
she asked that her little pomernu
China. Tlie ministers will hold a
made about every possible point in
i.m spaniel he brought to her bed
meeting shortly to consider tlie
favor of their contention. How soon
The most beautiful thing in room.
nex' stop to be taken. No formal NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
the court will reach and hand down
It was thought that the tjueen
replv will be sent to the Chinese
its decision no one knows, hut the the world is the baby, all was dying about 9 o'clock in
I II
V
I. V j
•>
•1 1 1
"1
DEPARTM ENT GF T H E IN TER IO R .
tlie
1
>
sent
to
objections,
but they will be coiieid-
L and O c . iou at R oslih ' k «,. O.' ikuok ,
and
joy.
lh
e
most
imppitance of the case makes it utl- ¡dimples
evening,
and
cari
iagcs
wer«
•
-
u v 11»fc,» *» •*s* .......es
December ¿9, 1900.
cd.
,>ikel}’ that there will be any un pitiful thing is that same baby, Osborne cottage ami ‘he rectory to
Notice is hereby given th a t the fol
low ing-naineil settler has tiled notice
necessary delay.
bring all the Princes and Princesse!,
Londun, Jan. 24.—The present of his ¡„...„tion to make tiual proof in
thin and in pain. And the and
the Bishop of Winclrester to ¡
oi Ids claim , an d th a t said
[generation in London never wit support
A bill for thu belter protection mother does not know that a
w ill t»e made before C. t . Wiaod-
her bedside. It ssemed then very nesscil such a spectacle as that pie- pr.,‘d
ruff, Ucunty Clerk, a t Gold Bench, O r
.from, rcrkltas .hunters ha., beeii
near the end, but when things look- sented today in the great city. It egon, on F ebruary 22, 1901, viz:
introduced in the legislature as lot- little fat makes all the differ
JO H N HAM ,
ed the worst, the Queen had one ol
public proclamation of
ence.
lows t
On Homestead E ntry No. 8645, for the
the rallies duo to her w ondctul Killg E duard y i l by high digui- NJ t-EJ, S i C SKL section I. Tp. 40 8.,
"Seclipu 1. H »'»)’ person while
Pimples and joy have gone, constitution, opened her eves and (
c|ad ¡n costuines of resplen- R. 1 t w, amt Ia«t 7, section 6, Tp. 40 8.,
hunting for game, mistakes a hum an i
13 west.
rivognizcd the presence of Wales, dent gold, lace ami scarlet t h a t , I t . Ho
and
left
hollows
and
fear;
the
n am es the following witnesses to
being for any kind of game or any ,
and the Princesses and Emperor Wil maile some ot them look lik e p lay - prove his continuous residence upon
,iiuinimatu object, and shoots nt fat, that was comfort
cultivation oi said land, viz:
liain. She askeil to see one of be« , ■ card j£jng». I It t was
was like
like a a pic "uid
Manson Anger, of Harbor, Dragon,
.«aid hum an being and kills the color and curve-all but pity
faithful servants, a member of the lure from medieval limes. Every A. Hardenbroòk of Irma, Oregon,
same, such person shall he deemed
Cvlegrove, of Irma, Oregon,
and love-is gone.
household. He hastened to the announcement was greeted with a Dehner
Raleigh Seott. of L in:,, Oregon.
guilty p fafvloijy, mid upon co n
J. T. B RID G ES, Register.
The little one gets no fat room, hut liefore he got there the fanfare of trumpets. The contin
viction thereof, shall be punished
Queen had passed into a fitful gent from the College ol Arms was
by imprisonment not less than one j from her food. There is some
sleep.
Com ity Trcnstircr’s N otice.
composed ol three Kings «\t-Aruis,
year nor m ote- than 10 years.
thing w rong;it is either her food
four heralds and eight pursuivants.
“Sec. 2. If any persons, while,
AGENTS WANTED.
Notice is hereby given th a to n presen
b u n tin g for any kind of game, mis . or food-mill. She has had no ! We want a live, active representative The costumes of the hetalds and tation a t my office in Goal Beach, Dre-
beyondlgon. the followina described C urry
takes any human being lor an) fat for weeks; is living on what in v,.«ir territory a t once to eng ag e in pursuivants were gorgeous
- .
, ,
C ounty W arrants wil' be redeemed to-
i , , rv nruiltalile business. G eneratand
They
wore
tabards,
beau- wh:
inanim ate object and shoots ut said i
i?; ’,1 jJ e n U w«mt«Ml. From t t to »10 a I CO'upare.
she had stored in that plump dav
heavily
embroidered
I
M arrant» No s 8, 9, to, 11 and 21, is-
A tlvanorinent rnpul. wood r e i - . tifu lly an ti
human being and wounds the sain«
, gued January 10th, ttfi)l.
royal eoat ot
in terest will lie allowed after the
s
s
t a
s
s
S
- «♦,
but not fatally, auch person, upon I little body of hers; and that is! s
bewildering date of the first publi, atk.ii of th is no-
.conviction thereof, shall he punish .rone. She is starving for fat; j aUtlrus» P ep n rtm cu t K, C orner 1 vr- i rtring a n J llow ers in
,
” tiee, to -v .it: January stli, 1901.
......
.........
kill; and Union 8t».. Akron, Dhio.
eonfu<ion There was the range
......
wTl.'s. WlNHOR,
cd by imprisonment in the count) it is death, 1 m ? quick 1
N
O
TIC
E?
'
dragon,
the
blue
mantle
and
mal-
T
reyun
r
«,f
Curry
County.
jail not less than three months no, i Scott’s Emulsion of Coci
Iu fact, a Full Line of General Hardware, |
------
travars, with all the arm orial bear- I — —~
more than one year, or by line not Liver Oil is the fat she can
N O T IC E .
Notice is hereby given to all> " 'j ”" ’ •* j„_9 ol- tbat quaint old body, the
lew than 1 100 nor more than 1.500.
in iv convert», ib>t to vntvrupon or trts*
r-
»
. i ...
save her.
pass in anv untnner upon tbo lands of i College of-Ann«»
anc^ solem o
The ffe n n tu c Has th»* p ic tu re on
W A N T E D —ACTIVE MAN «»I
OrnJon W l m ’ pun“«? V h u m b i i «"ay. Ten thousand troops lined ( All those indebted to me are request
it , ta k e no o th e r.
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PRICES WITHIN THE REACH 0E ALL.
NEW GOODS
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GROCERIES & PROVISION'S,
B B , UTS, U t!, BOOTS M l U tlS .
Hardware,
and
B e a n ij
CHKEVE&
iiv
HARDWARE,
TINWARE,
GRANITEWARE,
STOVES & RANGES.
DOORS & WINDOWS,
PAINTS & OILS.
Langlois, Furry County, Oregon.
’ ’ good character to deliver mid c»l-1
tert In Oregou fo rch i estattiislwd m a n -,
nla. uirlng wholesale house, ino«,« »car, ;
sure pBy- Hoûesty mor«, tlian ex|swi- !
t rc c required. Our refe,enee, any bant
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any «‘¡.V-
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st finvidone
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■ T hird Jt’ha,r, 331 Dc.uborn M.,Chu'««o. |
I f y o u have n o t tr ie d it , »end
for fre e »am ple, it * agreeable
ta.<ue w i l l a n rp n a e yon.
SC O TT & BOWNE,
ChMrrtlSts,
♦ 0 9 P aarl U t.,
N. Y.
BOc. an il > 1 .0 0
all d r u g u lsts.
fishing or otherwise
Any person or
iM tia eo entering upon said prem ises
without our consent will ho subject to
t.roseeutioU,
.
K IR 8TE N JEN SEN .
E. W. JEN SEN .
ed to Ootne forward and settle th e ir ac
th e way to St. James 1 alace.
counts before February 1st. After th a t
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d ata all accounts shall be placed in tho
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hands of a collector.
B Jn.»,eY e«« M»w»le W nh'■ ’•»••r««»
’ -.n.lr <'n«hwrttc, ewre «xMwtlpauon forever.
B. J MASTERSON.
Wc.!i< ii t'.G c l»U.**•»»••««'•tso»’ « * *
Having engager! in the Hardware business, a share of the public pat
ronage is solicited. Fair dealing and satisfaction guaranteed.