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Newspaper Page TextT I KI'AV, Vl'lill. hritortd at the pottiiHioc ii ille, Or., iij scoonJ.-cla.-.-. in. TERMS Iu Advauoe). 1 5()i On yar Six months . . . Three inontlia 50 If Not Paid In Advance. Oiiereur 1I Six month' MM Tore months. . . H'.-l SJ11XG TOX L K TTKIi. (From Ovir Ri'sultr CorrfiHiuJotu ) Washisotox, April 19, 1XH. lenial hsvirg been tendered ridiculous by press dispatches from Manila giving names and de tails. Vr department officials now confess that there have been extensive frauds in tho commis sary branch of the army in the Philippines, and announce with a flourish of honesty and virtue that an official investigation is now be ing made with a view to the ex posure and punishment of ail those who have been guilty of wrong-doing. This announcement would hare carried more weight with the disinterested public had it not been accompanied by another say ing that the conduct of the investi gation bad been placed in the hands of Adjutant Genera! Corbin. Gen. Miles ia commander of the army, and as such should have di rected that investigation, and if the truth aud the whole truth, re gardless of whose toes might be trod on, bad been sought, it would bare been allowed to remaiu in his hands where it properly belonged j i i nanaa proven ms wanmnwa ! uncovering fraud in the embalmed j beet cases, uut 11 tneonjeci 01 me j investigation be to whitewash the, guilty otuoera who nave repuoncan , political pull, and to make scape goats of those who have not, the choice of Gen. Corbin to direct it was wise. He has a record of po- litictl partisanship never equaled j by any holder of a major general 8, commission in ttie l. . Army, and there have been some radical partisans in the army, too, while Gan. Miles has never been a parti tan and is suspected of believing in democratic principles. Major George B. Davis, of the officers said to be implicated in the frauds, is now in Washington on sick leave. He has been connected with the commissary branch of the army for several years, and was regarded as Gen. Eagan's right ' hand man when he was Coinmis : sary General. Major Davis was at the War Department this week and was que.-tioned by Commis sary General Wtston. He denied the charge cabled from Manila that the books of Evans it Co. gov ernment contractors showed that sums of money bad been paid to bitn and other officers ; also that he had any knowledge of wrong doing on the part of either officers or contractors and announced bia willingness to return to Manila at once and assist in the investiga tion. He might be able to render valuable assistance in the white washing. Mayor Carter Harrison, of Chica go, whose third election to that of fice has caused his name to be more or less talked of in connec tion with national politics, spent tha most of this week in Washing ton quietly resting. Asked the blunt qa'estion, whether he bad any intention, ofen'ering the na tional political arena, Mr.- Harri son, replied : "I am not fooling with '. national jxditics. It is enough for trie now to attend to toy duties in Chicago.'.' When asked what the Illinois legislature wax likely to do, Mr. Harrison said : "The republicans in that body hare done almost nothing outside of a discussion of apportionment bills. Tbey have a quarrel among themselves over the subject, and J should not be surprised if the legis lature adjourned withou' passing any measure for apportionment." That the FhilippineB'must necen sarilr baa large and continuous source of expense to the U. 8. has been evident from the day Spain goldbrickfed us into becoming their owners. A board of naval officers, pnder orders from Secretary Long, r now engaged in preparing plans lor a $5,(X)0,000 naval sta tion, whioh is to have a 1 1,000,000 dry dock, at Olongapo, Subig Hay, omiti(, out fl' the While l!ou, ( !.nu i'v.-rs a.. l!l,u .- : "Tl;. .,i,v'i' t-MiI ;ust ;i I.ilk ivi!ij.-ui'..v'!- t ttre nl t!..' .Mr. MiKiniiv on liie wuigt'd. t-aid ' l mm ol llu ri.nn.iy I no ui;iU . i.iij t-f lliv ciMuinsr visit to Washington and rcqiiisiti's for carrying; into if ut' .1 r'UIIUlUU'C Hi tin; l lll:M( t OH- j Mituiioinii I onvrnlion : "I lie l ; buns do not ttimri-titly fully grasp ; tlioir litatus. They an not now u I govcruuient. They huvo no power to treat diploiniitiinilly with the V. S, The present tfonsiituiional con vention wai culled into being tbronjli our iiL-encv. It onl V has , p.. r -- power to submit to the V. S. fori approval a plan or constitution fur j a, representative government. If : j we reject it outright the existing I status continues. They can Jo nothing. lUit it the modihotitioiu i troin the place ot survey, and conditions which we propose i The law did not receive the up are accepted then they can pro- j proval of the governor, and was al ceed to organize a representative j lowed to become a law without his government. And until such a j signature. It is iipparent from the government is organized the troops j provisions that some interested sur of the U. iv, is mv opinion, cannot j veyor has had a linger in the prep , , . , "... , i juration and passage of the meas- , I . , : ' firmly convinced that the conven-: tion, after it hears the report of th cominission which it has sent here, will accept the Tlatt amendment. I believe that the members of the commission will leim much of value to Cuba on their vii-it here, and that soon after their return the constitutional Convention will take favorable action." Every republican President from tirant to McKinlev has had . dreams . of establishing a respect able white republican party in the South, but every etVort to make the drenin a reality has miserably fail ed. For that reason Mr. McKin lev 's effort in that line, in South Carolina, is more amusing than alarming to Southern democrats Senntor McLaurin, who has been for all practical purposes an ad ministration Senator for severs vear?i ,i,hollgh he onlv actually with(Jrew from the democratic C(tucuijU8t Man the adjournment: oft)e ,agt MMion of ie j eTD.cted . ., a8 Mr jtKinlev's nssistaiit in the present attempt to turn the dream into a reality. The first open move was the np- pointment of John G. Capers, a d d,mocrtt, l0 sul.CPed a repub- ,,can as y $ Pistrict Attorney for j is. C. The next is aivaiteU moie or less cuiiosity. ttith ! r;uoi OFFICE .veil'. The otlice of county surveyor h:is suddenly leaped into prominence as one of the most important of fices of the county. The change is the result ofanewlaw enacted at the lat legislative session, says the Corvtillis Times. One of the new features is that the surveyor has complete supervision of the con struction of bridges. culverts, roads, ditches or other public works to be constructed under the au thority of the county court. He '8 also to superintend the construc tion of all such public works, un less otherwise ordered. Whenever the estimated cost of any bridge to I , , , ,u he confctructed exceeds f2(K) the ... county surveyor ad vertises tor hiris and in conjunction with the county Court opens said bids Ulid the court awards the Contract. , . . , . Tie plat and survey of any put.-1 v . lie road or private road is hereafter to he Copied into the records Ut the court house by the surveyor, a work that has hitherto bee.n dont-J , . .11 ir t" ii 1 by the county clerk. He shall nl . so make out a complete description of all or any part of the real estate of the county to be made but and n!ud in nroner rolls furnished , . . iv. ' ! by the county clerk He may exact from private parlies payment in advance for chainmen arid markers or K-tmeii required in making any survey of the lands of such private parties. The law evidently contemplates that the surveyor shall keep an of fice at the county seat. It pro vides for payment bi-monthly of the salary of the surveyor by the county court. He is given power to locate boundary lines between the lands of individuals, and to ap portion the damageB between the parlies at interest. In any survey affecting a county line he geives notice 11 pin the county surveyor of the adjoining county, and shall make such survey in the same manner as other surveys, and each surveyor shall make a copy of the plat and field notes of such survey, and file in the surveyor's office. The boundaries so established shall be held to be permanent und shall never he changed. I'rovision is made in case of difference be tween the surveyors for an appeal tfct Uif I'VOVIM Urs per diem for each and every day necessarily employed in the performance ut' the duties as above enuiuerated, and ten cents per mile for each mile actually traveled m going from the county scat to and nr;iuuii miu iiii.-car jure. 1 he law goes Into licit May t, Negotiatious have been conclud ed between the Ottawa givernment and the Washington authorities for the purpose of renewing and main taining the boundary line murks between Canada and the I'niied States. Work will commence early this coming summer. The great exposition to be held in Portland in If 0" will he called "The Lewis A Clark Centennial and American I'acific Exposition " women wonder wny They are doomed to so much suffering, i But ore they doomed? Ia not the sui- feritig the result of conditions which 'in- ! der skillful treatment uiiyht be entirely cured? Thou;u:;ds of women v.'.o l.ad been jp-cat suflercrs, have learned that ( suffering waa unnecessary aftt-r using : I)r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. H heals diseases of the delicate womanly i organs and Ixuiishes the headache, back- ; ache and other aches which arc the coa- ,' sequence of these diseases. ! " Favorite Prescription " is absolutely a ! temperance medicine in the strictest nieaning of the term. It contains no j alcohol and is free from opium, cocaine j and all other narcotics. I wrou yon nr acting Frlirunry tY tVA" vntnMrs. IsiniA Hltri.l. of clirciiioif. Clirr. oktt Nat., Ind Ty. ml wa nuking with imln from the back f my hcaj dowu to n:y licel.t. Had hcuioirruue fr wrL at a time, aud w.-ia i uuable to ait ud lor ten iniiiutea At a tun.-. Vcni . answered mv letter, advised me to u yoar valuable me'tinc vif . In. eierce a Havcnte prescription. ' liolden Medical Inacovery.' and ' Pleaant Pellet.' alw gave advice aNmt in jeetiona. bath and diet. To my ur.rl&e. lu (uur mouttia frnm the time I began your treat ment I waa a well woman aDd have n.tt had the tMckachc aiuce. and una 1 put In sixlceu boura m diy at hard wurk." Sick women ire invited to consult Dr. Pierce by letter free. All correspond ence private. AiMresn Lr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. The Irl R. Hicks 1901 Almanac Whatever may Ije suid of the scientific n""9 tl,e livV- Hicks buses lii- jea'ly ('ireciHls of ., . , ntoriu and weatlier, it is a retnarkanle fj(.t that Bpp(;itil. BttrlligB , ,.vrv j j Kreat storm, fl.jd cold wave and drouth. j have been plainly printed in his now famous Almanac- for many years. The , ' lateet Haitiing proof of this fact wum . ..... 'Ihe the ifeatrnction of IruiveKton, lexan, j (J, (H VHry Jay liam,j ljy ,.r,jf Hi,.kB ; in his l'J.KI Almanac, as one of disaster j by storm aloi.K the unit coasts. The 1:'01 Alm.inje, by f..r the Huest, n.wi I i-onuilete and beautiful yet published, 1 . .. ' . . I n now ready, this reJiarkable tjU 1 I, riHjir ,,rw ,,BKBHi H)n,ii,i i illustrated ith charts and half tone j j enitravinits, (joes as a premium to every j -'ihseriber "' pay one dollar a year l'rof. lli -W' journal, Woun III) AM) Wokkh. Tha Almanac alone is sent prepaid for only 2oc. Order from Wolto and Works Piiblishinu Company, UUOI Locust Street. St. Ixmia. Mo. SHERIFF'S SALE. OTIf'B IS IIKRKIiV OIVH.N, THAT I N iler mil by virtue ol an exei-uthitl Ihiiii-e-1 out of thfi Circuit I'oilrt of the Stale of Oregon, lor Crook County, anil to nie illrontej anil df-liverd upon )udi,'iiieiit rfiii'l ere'l an.l entered In nai'l Court on the IMh day ol Oclnher I!!, In lavor of C. L. Salo pian, nlnlntiir, ami axaliiil I. W. Ha nil ton : (lehMi'lKnt. for IhR mini of Nine Hiiinlre I and Forty nine and iVi-l'M) liollarK, and Twioi.y li'iiUr .UmaKeM and ni.t. whieh judgment wan enrolled and docketed In the l lerk'a r.mce ol ald Court on the IMh day of octoh rr IWO. I have levied upon the foliowitiK devrliwd real propurty. to wit: ()tie-hliitli lutereht In Ihe fnllowli.K d':frlle'd real ttaie, to wit: Comnieiielott at a point l.'rfj feet ea.it ol SK corner of hlock Mo 11. in riewsoin auui ion to Frllievlllu, in Cro k Count)-, Orelton. thener! K 1W) feel: tlienee N l ent: tlience Went lc.0 feet; thence S !0i ft Ui Hie place of Ih-kiiiiii ii(. All of Ion. No 1 and tU I. lock No i. In New- : aom'a addition Ul I'rlll vllle. All ol Inla N'oa. 1, 'AH . IS and Sin block No 10, Newaom.n addl I lion to I'rlneville. All of lota No I. I 10, II I nd VI In block No it, and lota 7 and In 1 block No ?. In flr.t addition to Prlnevllle, mid the KJ4 of HWl.' and loin !t and 4. See all, I p , 1.0 H. It 10 K W M In Crook Coynty, Oregon, and , I will on Saturday, tltr. Ath il'iy of May, I'M) I, I at one o'clock V . M. of ald day, In front OT the Court llolleo nonr in tim cny io I iiim' vllle, Crook Cooitty. DreKon, aell all thn riirht, title nd lulereat the aald I W. namllloii ha In and to the above deaerlb- .... ... u I.IO. un..lO,t I. l).e hiih- i l bidder lor caali III hand, 'I be proceeds to bo ap nlled In aatiaftclion ot tain jiiuij ment and all cnat. ) Dated thla the '.III day ol April. I'jOI. W. C. t.'Olil.KION, afi ,4 Shcrllf, I iVtt lli'- provis'ion "I tins :ic t . ami tin- county euurt .-h.ill p.y lor tin same uiid ;il expenses inrnrrt'd tliereiti out of the general fund of tho county." Another teetion says: "The county purveyor shall receive feei for his services, the smu of live dul- ..tllllS 1 I.-IH ' ' " ' ' ' IT.VI'K'I. Ill-nil. II Co. will ll'l'lv ""' I'l.lllilv t "Hit l.r lli.. I'ouiily "I i i""l. """'- "I Or.'u.i", mi Ihtf Mil Jar hi Mm. I'l'l d" i lli-u (.. mII Siilrittinim, mll ""'I ii'"" 1 i-.ir ill .IHHMlltio-l U-. llirtil "llli liHll"!! In I l'.l'l' I r.ml I'r.M'k 1'riviinT Cr.vik I'.inul)-. Or.-iem, In nrmr.Une Mli m' t'Kvor "( Uie l.vu I fllinMi. whteh i.'lili"i will In) iirri)ll Hi MlHl .tHtv, I'ali'ii (Ills l!:lil .In "f Miir.'li, I'l'l. UUA I Vli. I'KS l "N A CO. 1'INAI. si: 111. i:IKNI'. In Ihc County i'"r tur l'rik C"iiiil-, Ori'i;i , In ilu- matter "I l1"' eii '( J"'" "'' J. i'. Hm'.I I'., all i"r.-mi Inirrtsu-d In Ilu) u-Uli! "f Join) I'.'.'. iliM'en..l : NOllt-K IS IU'! lilVK.X lll.TI'IIK IN ilvv.li:iu.il. ,-l.viu.r "t tin. tuip "I J.ilin I'vo. U'.-i'V, i".li' mi. I tli'il hi On. Ciuutlv t'.iii v). 111 tin) Ri-i-uunt .t nil III trti:i'!l..ii in i t-ZM r.l 1. Mtt.t I'-nUto, ftii.l tlmt the Ju.U-o el si i.l court tiM.t't .Viuiiin.w. ll't thirtttnth ilii.v of Unit, .'"', t ti'T nvl u-k . in. .-.tlu. linn. fr licHrlnit miiiI ai-.-fi'itititiir mill i)l I "hl.-.Titin lliiTtT... Ht ihf i .ii'uiy r.iurt ri-iini I" I'nni-vllli' hi wlili-li Ihuo nl i'!.-.' niv j .tiiii I iil.-ril..l niiy up ji. nr mtil ill" til- i.I.i.-.ti.h I" -Hi" r.-.umniit I i..l i rriiiiivilic, lr. llii .'. lli any uf Mau'li, I.'. 1. t.KuliiiK I'KK. HxiM-iii'ir a i iTitr ii in i hi 1 v v J,pre-pUTP"xr.0mOri. MMltiM.a i.T l..l.i I.T lrf.itto pal.nMbll.lr. i "ItO" .Viatihiiia f S. ftad Viimub l-slnllindTTt.Mrlii, v A fnapUr r roer4, 01 0 nl S-a mUt, lli-KI. 1 ' ...... . . . . , ., .. ... - . n l a hi 1 1 1 Rmtl ' Hob A i3CrXKI. riri )nm r aftT4 U. lIonJ' JC'rtirT Liwrtu or i tun' fctioi.X S 20.000 PATHtlS ItWOJRED THR0U6H IHH"-, JIOAII llWUM UlldBIIl. iMItaA A4.I4. Ill"lll wrc. a. snow&coj W rTIMT UAWVIRt, IA, j 03. U. t Patwt Offlct, SHIIWTM, 0. C. JJ THE COMMONER Issued "Weekly AVilliam .1. llrvan, Editor find Publisher. I.lNtHH.N, - NKI'.KAKA. Tekms I'a able in advance. 0.K Vkau f 1 lt) Six M"vms t0 T ii k v. k Months "r) SlM-I.K t'liI'Y 05 Wu v. ill semi the IU:v!Kw and tin! t.'on.n'fi'ier fur one -e:tr to any " ' . add re.- ' r U W, payment in ml- vai..e. , . 1 N i.il ui your nan e and money ;is soon its cmi venient 11s we ex - ncct to send otV a list in u slunt , Ir',' ' i- r uunsf ed x y:;:ts - .mm ly mi. I -ilulo i.-. I" I In.. Hill (rem unit alter Ilia Mil Uv "I Mil), 1 '.01, I and ymir p'lilliutr utilizer pray, V A Hhiu1.i1i.Ii, A-I'.-i- Mi'l'.'ll""' M l" I W.t-.l, .'Hiee. cim i'". .Mi" 'ii-'it'-r. .'"I'll. ImiiriiI, u n.n-k.-H. " li ll' -'i''. '"I " ti.M.u. j u i',.ii"i. vi.'i. n I hi... I' I lll'.UIar., U II lt.il.iTli. I i'ivl- W li.iiilill-ili. it YV Arilrvvta, I'mi lvn. W II limler. II V lliml.ill. is ,s UU.k. S Cmnli-liU'I.J t Hriiumi, 1 CI- Mkiii.Ih I'll ilav, .1 M tiialcr, Annu l I l.tuli, W I) Walker, Ui-il NtllUtiil. C K lUinll I 1"". J N Itl.-o, ( 0 INilli.lexti'r, KlmiT II Kiilklil, ) A Itrtnvn. N.ili.v I- lur,lu l'Ui-o Hull llu rtlil Ur-iter, IUHITE & GOplBS DEALERS IN Liquors, Wines, and arv-. -ar l)'"'',-i JCl 1 fc ai d ImporleJ Call and see us at next door south A HLIPPMANj Sells Furniture! FOR Also on easy payment! 1-4 DOWN REST OJM MONTHLY PAYMENTS Positively No Goods Charged j The Northwest Live and WooMjI rowers' Journal. Publifhwl a'. Pendleton, Ore, The Leading Pacific Northwest Magazine i Regular Subscriptiou Price $1.00 per Year Wo furiiinh it with the Rkvikw for $1.50. Hi nd all orders to the Rkvikw, Prineville. Or. Dress GOODS, Boots and Shoes, Groceries, Hardware, and Tinware, Cans and Ammunition, Groekery and Willoia-taarc, Cook Stoves, I Ienthu; Sloven, Cump Shoes Our various lines nr complete, and in inany lines are closing out very !mv pries. Call ami examine ihein. SuttS Call anil examine our Men's itud Hoys' ntid get tmr prict d. HatS All kind fimn .'!.") cents tip. S.ethem lief.irn vtitl hill elsewheie. Doors and Windows Wagons and Mowing ADM IN I ST U ATt K'S N t )T I C K vollt'K l herein Klv.-n lliat .m th 3-.I dav i.l .eoetn!er. 1- ''. t lu u lulc r I K m 11 .. ,..ih ..I I r.i.tk 1...II1IV. Oref.n .. luted a.l ml 11 lHl"r the e.tale ; 1. 1 1I.tI.h1 Jnlinmili. it.-t-tafeil All ti-fvina i hav Inf claim analli-t ll.e al.l e-lale are h. rei.l li.itlH.'.l Ii. f r -.'ill lli.'iil t' mi- al rt-tt.r lire ,. ,.r 1.. O.H.ri.-e w lurue.. a' -ri n-v 1 1 '.-. (ir."e.n, within iu imiiilh Ir.im the dale heriH.t t-rliu'illle. March Ml). tll l. It I'Kli -:t IN. t,r.o )V IUKr. A.liiiinl.lral.ir Altnniey luf K'la'.e. KXKCl'TOU'S NOTICK. In t tie Cniinlv Curt uf I'm (-"iintv. Slate ,. nri'tmi. In lie nirtl.-r ul Dm e.lale ! Salnllel 1 aw..ll. ilecea d j NillH'K I- HH:H1Y ;IVK! 1" A I I.ll'rto j ll.irn nl ial'1 ilece-r.. and t.i all fir j ..ia iiavina ciai.i' hkwh.-. -- X. ..1.,'. .1 th, '.i . it 1 K!li.ll In Pr.t.rilllr. I rml tvunl. I'r-lt.m. ni'lilll l r. .11 11 ir. 111 Ihe .-ale hete.'! : ,ia!e.l tin. 1 it. day 1.1 ,.rii. ii. i ! 'r'."'',',V. I :, mr. ..( the e-ia'i- ..1 .-aiuu.-l l4i'i. ! : Uccc....d '( igSeTaWPrgSWeSiBr iumus our now h(?aclmnrter8jd"' t'"'; Poindoxtcr Hotel. j yoiirseif. Tl.t-y are fru CASH - Stock 1 .II.KOANT hall lone) lllilatrallom of J Hlie.ii. Callle and Iliiraca, from pholi). olaliHik rained In OreKon, Wm.li initimi, Monttttia and I'IhIio- It ' "" ouillily up to-date anil contain! rll'ile tiewa nf the llveiiteck wnrlrl. Iilaoua aiotia, enrreapoiidcnee ud hpeeeliea of tha alileat wrlteraon Hheep, ( atlle. nd lluri.eil and farm Newa. nliowlnK the pronreiiii of the llveatook world, tho prlcen palil lor Wool. Hlieep, Callle "'"I lloraea, ete., etc. lnliirnatlnit aKrloillt ural mallera and comprehetialve and rcllabii market reporta. Larries Whito Load and Oils, Mixed Paints and Varnishes Our Bacon and Lard is of th brt best quality and we sell it cheap. Cutlery I'm ki t Cutlery, Table Cutlery, ami Trunk and Yaliso All si... Ail sites, at th t iOHffl trict-H. . S THE PLACE TO Ni.w is It .. lime li get V.mr ('..'.I ! I ni.I !- K: i f? I'.it. lUnp I Cunt. Ki-t'.le- :it the nulit The laiiit'li'K '"fi m Vtitl "I.! need tlie'li. I i 1 . v i-n sul ((111). I OvitjIU, rumh'ti lntl.es lit ll." "-.t piii'.-e. 1 In i-.niiit. r I. live j.'i vt 11 Hi III -I- h r.-iliafiietitin lint I IT. e I'nts nn .l.'ifor-l on t"'l ' Ovetel.iilS :;inl The H t si. ul! ci):.tii'in- t In-in tin " I'd". Nfx! ni'L.th In !l i ul f'r tl" '.'"m- Sl nkiM mul Sx fur t.i. d, ti 1 j;i ve j nil v inn I' 1 I. j Mv Hills bent them all in piii f itnl n'litlily. i Oil Cloth, all tn'ors or plain white. I I'.-ilil 011P, tiny c.dir to suit unir Inst". I.iu t-s and Einhtoidrries, : nice line, i Don't fnrpi t ymir kiicl.en ; the Crot kery i ml. A nicii selection 'to cIiiium' fioui iind nice l"0. j Mv Khindikt' Tobacco is the lie-l in thf l.mtl fm the iiiuney Mini A Slwiru of Your i'at r jiimcjo Is Ht'spt'ft fully S'llloltod, I. New mim KI.m ERAffi ELKIMS & CO l'roprietors of the SOUTH END BLACKSMITH SHOP Look Out for fjext Week! KIN Al hl'ill ll'i.Ml',.M . In tho Comity Court for (.'rook Cminly, HIlo of iin-kfuii : N'lr tft liorchy hmi Hint 1. W. Hnuilcrly, thn aOinhtlhhiitor nf llif init nf J. It Miti.nl tfi I y, riH'Hiued, hiii ri'ii'.nriMl mul M Icl In mmIiI (Mittrt IiIn fins I m'ltmint uf lilx Hilnihilntru linn f rntlil flM(n, mul (liHt Monilnti thf 0th ifnfi of Mop, JUtit, ut tin o'fliif'k a in,, h(. tliu ('(miii rnntn nf Htifil dnttrt In lrtnovlllt, tironk (inimlv. itn-H'in, littH been duly itppfiliitcil y miM oimrl, fur (hit nctMi'iiii-nt nf hiihl hi'i'iiiiiiI, nl which limn hih! nhn-o any iitTMiu tu tiTi'Ntol In kuI'1 tut it may nnr mul Oldi'f'l llmnilit. haw 1 Hi l XUd da nf Mitt-Hi, I'.HU iu'W a0 Adinlnili Htnr, Htovcn, mul WtuiKca Machines - - .ev SAVE MONEY s'tl". n h r f el 1.11 I and t lieap, and will nil uatiif ict'ii'i, try tin-ill mill you will Sy SO 111 Ol! Ill l l''. MICHI2I Firm jo:i II WKILK C. A.CUNK. DKNTIKT, I'lUNKVJM.K, OHKfON. WANTKII-rtCnv K MAN OIP (JOOII CHKA H"ivr m ilidlvrr mid client hi (rKon for old ectittilUtifd intiiufaclMfliiK whohtnata hotiM), fix) a ytnr, mtrft my, tlonvhly more tlmn uxivrliuA rMjiilri'd. 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