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PRINEVILLE REVIEW. Enlrrml al the Il.ffii a acron.-cla nmiif At Prim-i i!U Orot; rl ILIfMKn KVKKV TH1HSPAV BV M. HKt.HKK, mmm ami rnormKTuR. having no intrcst in its Jevelope meat or wo I far, caring nothing nor respecting ttie settlers right nrc things which havo a limit of endurance. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: Oik year Sli monlhii Thrw montlia Advcrli.-lng lilwon appliratliw. AiliTrtlar .latrine M enanci' Hi,',"r l aro rjn1! t bruin in npy Or imio mil Ut.-r than Tupa.Lv afn'rniHm. 0!.cr a -uv o tilts rHjncl will inmirv lvtur m'rli in U:p;y. All Local advertisement ic iur line. THURSDAY Mtxiocs Ratvirn to KUinitth. I The migration of the Modoc In jdians from the Indian Territory i.. where tliey were removed sflor .V-j the close of tha Modoc war by the government, to their old homes cn the Klamath reservation hat be gun. A tew days ogo tnera ar rived at Ager en route to Klamath, Charles Hood, Henry Hudson, Sam Hal!, Pan Clinton and John July 10, loos I Spieer, all Modoc Indiana, with : their families. The men hare ac- POrK LEO XII I. quired valuable lands in the Terri- During the fast week all eyes tory during their long stay there have been turned to Rome, hoping ! which they itill possess, but they against hope, that Tope I.eo XI 11 hope to have their children pnrtici who was fighting heroinly against i pate in the allotment of lands at the disease that was racking his their old homes on the Klamath frame with pain would be conquer-; reservation. The return of these ed, and that the grand man who 1 Modocs is in the nature of a visit is now in his 93d year arfd at the to their old hunting grounds but head of the Catholic church, would it is probable that they will re be spared yet awhile. : main permanently. Med ford Kn- The latest reports however isMjuirer. that death is very near and soon 1 " the soul of the pope wilt be with j Qrin fw Ral)bis his maker. From an exchange we ' clip the following brief sketch of: T1' American Hare Tacking this trnlv wonderful nun. ! anJ CM S,or;l8e Company, of Before' his election a, lTe, tl.r s Ejho 1 M cW'J COtnraCt wi,b Catholic worla had heard verv lit-i llirr-V Uo,,8"' f ruUer Creek' for .i . i i: .a' n av C a. -I ... 1. .i. ;r...i:! n ; i .1. ' li.e ueuverv ui iu.wm sifts iu vi v a ( 1 a, n vi, il ( . 1 reason that he had lived rears in the remote and oniet (.lt"v , ext September. of Perugia. As showing how little ! J-.P- NoIson rece,ul' fr0,n Wis Columbia Southern 3 at J. M. KICK N IS Y, Prop. 5 f inest ana .Best .appointed 3 Hotel in Eastern Oregon. Hot and cold water on both floors. Hatha for the use of guttata! Every modern convenience at hand. The dining room, under the direct supervision of Mr. Ket ney C is a very model of tasteful, spotless eleganod, and the service is f equal to any in the state. All stages arrive at and leave the Columbia Solhern. We carry only the choicest of btx'f, mutton and pork. Fine smoked meats of our own curing. Lard of extra quality, Kisb in season. Vege tables in season. OURS IS THE FAMILY SUPPLY HOUSE OF PRINEVILLE Foster & Leliman, t I -THE OLD RELIABLE BUTCHERS t I At the Redby Hotel, Room H J MISS HAWKINS. I , ! i'.- ,1 ' liie ue.iverv in iv', iai sicca., i . .. '- !or Oie: , ' , . t ' i Has a first class dressmaking ... . .. voting hare, beginning the lust on? . , tor many - b, , 6 J and ladies tailoring estab- Half interest in store lui!Jin and lot and one-third interest in a small farm close to Prineville. For particulars inquire of I). F. Stewart. Salomon 9 Hue.- HM.ONMN, OUR, POLICY th.y ever did In fore io providing Iho home ami family V;.j 1 Is to make the dollars go faither than with standard make ,f Bo.m1... uihI in foiHMii.m- wi in bu-y store WK I'.MtliY A t l I I. LINK OK MUX'S Hoots. Shoos, Hals, LA i IKS' Shoo Shirts, I 10S, ' Overcoats, Underwear. As well as lmn.lrttia of other artii Dross (Joods, Silks, Skirts, Shawls, Jackets, Under wear. ,i i'i the ilry goods line. OUR GROCERY DEPARTMENT Is up to date, with full and nm.pMo liifS .1" nil the llrst class jtoods. Wo aUo carry a ful line of C r c k e r v tuul C u 1 1 e ry . Cotno and int-pecl our to !., an I we will l-!e p' mire in cluoviiitf il to J im. . jV V iai i importance is attached to spocuhi- : cousin, has also contracted to fur- i l. .p it. . a tions in regard to Tapal successions i "' a 1&r68 ,,ump" 01 lne Am""' unon th demh fif Pins IV W if-Cftn l,are auJ wil1 PrePre for ,he lishment. All work strictly X up to date and guaranteed. any persons outside of Home business of catching and delivering them alive, as the company has I...,: I. 1 : .1 :- t conditions. Mr. Nelson will fence ; a large tract of eage brush land j with rabbit tight wire fence and : make a business of taking the JAS. S. KELLEY, P H 0 TOG RAPHER Highest Crade Work. PrlnevUle. Oregon. J thought of the Archbishop of Peru - j gia. Great therefore and mo?t ! agreeable was tha surprise of the1 Catholic world upon discovering that the new Pope. Leo XIII, was a man of eminent nnalitications for the high office to which he hv j gme in large number., having a been called. It required Lut verv i k' for his c,ltlre "lch little time tn convince .alike the I The company w(Il take nothing f'.thnlin nd non-Ctholi. n,-,,! : but prime, fat young rabbit, as the that the new Pop a providential , 'arket demands only the choicest black Cocker Spaniel dog. Had a man, and his course durins his I 'lualit-v- The deed from the town j lea.tW-r collar on with brass plate long pontificate more than j.lttilie I l,f Echo lJ the Packln8 company the brilliant anticipations cherish- for one cboice block of lanJ' fof ed on the morrow of bis appoint- cannar' 81(0 W,U l'e transf,'rred met.t. He has proved himself a ! tbis w,?ek 811,1 lhe company will great ecclesiastical ruler and n lhc immediately begin the erect great statesman. He has treated;'0" of t,,e Plant whlch niust be FOB SALS A gonl liiO acre farm well lo cated, with the noted Ked Knck isoda spring on it, the finest snda in the statf, for sale by the Crook County Ileal Estate Abstract Co. ;!0 tf i three times the value of the land grasp and with extraordinary lucid- j aceord.r.g to the terms ot ttie dec. ity, e.me of the leading problems I EiS' Oregonian. of the age, and has made for him-j self a name which places him close i Allowr4 la litjr. to Pope (ireeory the Great, Pop j Ilt-v. E. A. Child 3, who arrived Gregory VII (HilJegrand). Inno-, in Kugene from PriBevill"!, where cent III and other Popes who have he and his family have been resid- Lost. About, eight miles from Prine ville, near the Powell buttes, a upon it; end of dogs tail clipped A liberal reward will be paid for the return of the dog to the Review office. 4 Ktlc. I am now prepared to furnish. water from my dilch, known as; tbo McKav Creek Irrigation Ditch. I Foinoexter tiocei Spring Has Arrived to all parties wishing it at one dol- V lar per inch. B. VAMiKKPtX)!., Prineville, Ore. For Sol or co tMt on Share., One hundred head of stock cat- I tie. For particular call on or address J. S. McMtrx, Lamonta, Oregon. Wuriweilrr it Tliom-on carries the famous Abestos calf shoo man ufactured by the Keid Hrunk Shoo Co. of Portland. This 19 a band ami so tiavDuur Siiinu nl Sa rnier i' III llt'l'ilil ll Llir Milll'V utlT.r, !. I II . II ! I 1' lo iIkiiw livim; (nit id tin- i ii v I" o lilnhi-Mt rndrkfl .ri.,i I. .f Im'h i .t I . hi lIlHU. ViMI IIIIIV "ful tlil'ltl "I "1 I' t'1'!' 11 will see llial cvrry or.d-r r. 1 1 v i r.im.i nt to .iinuiiin p tlidt iltirin.! I li. ini'vi iu;n urn prrparnl to jiit i 1 1 1 ul'- i.i ! ii 'i 1 ! , it i .iiiil t "'in' n , nit I I !l it Mi- Mill II f If s Mil.'!' f 'T nn-li Imti 1. I t-v III 'u''' (ili-l . 1 T'Mi 1 tn , .1 ii n i -Ii I'i A Nobby Line of (il'tlln' Klirnialiinit t (ii-xU 'I'll.' Li'.-1 : i I" n '. Slnrln, Smmi-r I " ii .J r i-.i -, .iiuiin't llit-.i'-. lathe Lnclies Dept. lime tl-e v-iv lli'icry, I'n liT.i iiri W V f.i and especially adapted to loggers cruisers and farmers use. Those who hare used these shoes claim they are the txst ever manu factured. .irar ullrr. I havo in my possession one es iray gelding horse, about 10 years i'o lt'i"H"Olfull)' mi!U'l i I ii.' tr .,i'r hi,i:p, I. MICHEL. IP ran. BEE THE PLACE TO 1 IVAnJrfnl lv.nlitn. . . j feet white; weight abuut KX) It il intereitifigto note that I pounJs ; branded J 119 connected on fortunes are frequently made by left stifle. Owner can have same won for themselves an imperishable ing this summer relates an expert- j the invention of articles of minor) by proof of property and paying place in the history of the Cuurcti ence which they encountered at j importance. Many of the most!COs1, J rf.'' HIV! S VVK Mi INK V. o o o o o o o o and of Christian civilization. j .odavilie, on their return trip, Pope Leo XIII has ruled the i w hich shows the extreme appre Church with the energy and con- J hension which is felt on account centration of care of one who has of the small pox which had been no semi-political or semi secular j prevalent in Prineville. subjects to deal with. And in Lis1 On approaching the village of intercourse with nations, their gov-; odaville his wagon was stopped ernments and rulers, he has exhib j by a "city" official and after a ited the wisdom and tact of one i short time he was presented with k who had exercised his consummate j bran new quarantine notice which V. T. Wll fxiN, rtisters, Or. popular devices are those designed to benefit the people and meeti popular conditions, and one of the! . most interesting of these that has! ever been invented ii the Dr. I anted Live ngenti to sell Dr. White Electric Comb, patented i )V Llte'4 K,ec,rl c,,lb'' I",lented Jan. 1, ".)). These wonderful !Jftn-1 ' Oure dandruff, hair f.,ll nig out, aicK anu nervous iieaii- Recti Estite PorSnle abilities in the manship. sphere of slates- Portland's leiti'roitr. the city marshal bad manufactured. Il prohibited him from driving into the city becauso he cane from Piitieville, though the small pox bad been over with there for weeks. The people of Oregon were very ; Eu.,ene (;uarfj. generous to the afflicted people cf : The Sodaville people no doubt Ileppner. Portland claims to have j rc.a( jn lhe prineville papers the sent t2o,C0i to these tuiR-rers, but j p.-cuijar ideas entertained by the did they do it? .Some party who j K,,v. geritleman during the cxist isinclined to figures out these lit" ence of our plague, and thought he tie Ibinga claim that Portland jgent j miglt liave beerl allowed to carry but $7000. The surroundiriL", ,,. i, ; ;,i,a ,i ,.;,, tn h towns that sent their money j on tlje faf(J eij and Jiave hira thrnnph th Pnrtland rci;(jf rmn. ' tnittee, naturally and rightfully hair falling out, sick and nervou headaches, and when used in con- object to their donations being credited to Portland's sliare of the pass on. It is reported that Willian Jen- proceeds. Under the circam-1 lutt bryan propones to write an etances the Portland relief com-! other lj0ok and in pursuance of mittee should issue a statement of, eucl1 resolutions he will maLe an the facts. Ex. ; extended tour through Europe and . .. . i study the sociological conditions in Oar Home bailden Should he Protected ,bttt C0Untry- When he Pbli9hcl I bis book we nope it will tut the ' ! i. ..il l, i;ni,. . ii. I.:,. u uiiij.1 iiiiiu Niaici viiaii ma speeches did when he predicied all kinds of disaster and ruin pro vi bed combs nositividv rnre HanilriifT ' ' ! - . .1. -.. - j t I jacuett, yri com no more inan orui- ) nary como.eiis on sight Bgents arc i , ... : l l .: . i. . l? l ri P 1 nectionwith Dr. SVbite'i Electric i n"a w,lu o"- """" "r J Ifair nmah ar. nosi.ivP! ... i 8amI,le Lalf Pr,ce ) Wriln T''"-'k- : 1 , ,,, , . ; i.i , . The Dr. White Electric Comb Co., teed to make straight hair curly in ' 23 days' time. Thousands ofthese Decttulur' I"' electric combs have been told in " " the various cities of the Union, and the demand is constantly in creasing. Our Bgents are rapidly becoming rich selling these combs. They positively sell on fcight. Send for sample. Men's size 33c, ladies' 50o half price while we are introducing them. 8eo Want Column of this paper. The Elec tric Comb Co., Decatur, 111. The Crook Countv Uv; Kslate and Abstract Co. has Properly to Soil Shaving Parlors. Hattrr ll)de. Prep. ShaYintj, Ilaircuttlnjj, Shampooing, liatha. ii y tiik i trr turn Ui.iJN HIK I I I V . . , V(i druire thn LADIKS'm remember-that mo hvo ! I" l tip ouii li.illi ruoui rt pri t.ldy fur thu Udin. Kvery thing eniitiritid with l!,i ' -ln'ii id up lo tUle and strictly lint. i'Ijps. l.liiiliiMinlrli ulk(i. ' ' 'v ' " uu.Ut. ,u.. H (.,,. :; i , .,,.tiMu. l , tt,. f !l . t,1 lifrg , ,r , p,r h i , u . . .t, i , r,i, a Mr -il -..rftr-l i1 " '.( ,w t . 4' - ! . , f... , I .. j, r, " , ifh nf m m I ,. . . m.ii-'l. . l. rn ilw ..ftr. M ,4 n Im in. ,.. tl .,T I II, !...; , tfaff:, ..( fi. .i.lr ,,( I ,,r,r ,tlr '. ll. fn. y t"t r.llp. AtiyiN'I.ITH A imu i Nones. I. i. (,. -!. 4i -x ih ! an I'. u kail.. ' II.:!,' fllK II in- fcai' I ..tin acill.l ... ( ,., i r it I ll.t r.n- Mr l-i : . an I i l .i I r.li, , --it 'ai-ii i. i-'illli- l-.i n ' I I" . I In run "H"l I'I lit" ixtala "I I'M I., lll.itllo, .. A vb'ilra farm al Iw i n.-r.", m-ll itujr .i-1 A m-w ll.ni.r ami ,i in I'rni. i ftl- n.l.i. fli a.-r. I.: A wi'll ltnirnii"l hi 1'iJi'thiT Willi iHl lna'l i-k Hin I, i.i I ( alllr From all indications there liable lo be trouble between migra torjr sheepmen and some of the. settlers, unless Hoc ;injen quit their practice of herding their sheep in the door yards of (lie stt 'tlers." These settlers have como . amoi.g us with the interitioa of tho gold standard wan adopted by the United Stales. Notice to Contractor!. Sealed bfls nill be received by II e Cnxjk Cumty High Hcliool Board, at Prineville, Oregoj, until 6 o'clock p. m. Annual 31st, )l0;i, fyr the erection and completion of a brfck and stone High School building according to Ilia plans Wanted Several industrious persona in each state to travel for bouse established eleven years .nd with a large capital, to call upon merchants and agents for success ful and profitable ' line. Perma nent engagement. Weekly cash salary of 1 and all traveling ex penses and hotel bills advanced iu cash rach week. Experience not essential. Mention reference and j enclose self-addressed envelotie. Tub Natio.nai., 8.'M Dearborn Ht., Chicago. in7-o) A i-l)nai Irart n I'a.iut l.i i I Miii- acriu nt (iri-liarl viliii a in-f Hul.-m, (iri-nnii. 'I'lii. I. a ft liarxaln. A iMntro Ciilllity. Una lliiHinaiiil Khann III1T III tin- hatltlaul Mutiny rli-h In nilmrali. : : ai: I.I I won :! o r.H n iiviius ! 'th, li h, I !,t. hi, ,MI.,r I 1 1.1 f ,.f lh. . , ,,mi, H iu, -l :..'.',. I,,, . h,, fl,,,, ,,.,.,, I.I. a .!..', .. , U mish rt, ., I I I ,1,1, ,, ....J , 'I '.r -I la, ,. I,,,,,., ,h, , , i 'ii'-im., !.((. n. a. lhe li.ai.n .ai.t a, ri.-imir,, al a'lr kirni inl,.r.-l.- I In 'I'I- 'i'l "I'I- . i.i ji4 ai- i.J.-. -ii-n. ii. , ,, IMIll. K M il I V. ' 'I'" I .lain i.l lli .i.iai .I i:, "!!i( If anr ' 1 111, riifAl-.r Hit InUffl III nun ...I lli l,. , .,ih.,ii., . Ii -f. I aalii.i NOTIC A Mm a 'Snai l'"a licri'a nt rli.ii,.i- ml iiihrr "ulliull.lln- rani'li i( aiTim, inn' Ii in lr i, t .'L,',"'i" ' """' " J '' ""'I I O.I.I,. ! , , ".' '" ' i 'I ' ii i l ill Mi I It a n Ian I W, . l'r.. The largest sum ever paid lor a prescription, changed hands iu San Francisco, Aug, 30, 1!H)1. The transfer involved in coin and and .peciaction. prepared by John P. stock 1 1 2JM.0O and Was paid by Shippof Prineville, Oregon, architect ol ! a party of businesi men for a bi.h- I. II III" I.U. , 1 1,, , .i,i lf lhe Ian, I la nlraln. a .rl..u I, r( . II.. inalmUr l laiinri. laml. 'I I 'f Kirtin r,t;, 1 .,. . Hi. A it I I 1M) rri- lit llnilar ami iH-turc Inn, I A kihkI i.,. ,,,,1 (),,, i,, , n CI,,,..,,,,,. Hfl u-rna nf llr....M (ri m ,,,i,.,ii,hs l( Wu iln have tnr naln llm nut. I :(. I i ''""" "' !"" I" the M.ila ami m ill i,,,,,,. , aril tii ii . I'I liifik. ai if. HiT.IUi I. Ill- .111111,1 the work. I All bids muat be accompanied by cash deit or certified check in I lie sum of MJ as an evidence ol good fitilli, and no bid will lie considered for an) part of the work lens than lhe whole contract. cific for Jirieht's Disease and Dia betes, hitherto incurable diseases. They commenced tho serious investigation of the spscfio Nov, 13, 1100. They interviewed toores of the curcu it on its merits by putting For furthor particulars Inquire of J. l. McCullorl, rnanatrer of tho nrn r a.. . ",c-uiioeh, Abstract Co.. PHnoviTro 7aVn t9tat ,,ntl n Hi. I all rwir.ii. Iia ' .HI.- i, Cam llli...,i. III llir (.-,,., if Ilia itn.l.r . al I'l'lu- Iriiai ilm ,!,. ill- I Uu. I ,i:, A,liiiM,(r 'lr,-. a i. la t ill lannar. I'a.l ' " K , l.ini t 'I I'm l..iai. ..I r rani Ali..ii, 'M'MIN'LSTItATOIl'H SAI.H. nil .,! ii,,. ,, , otat.m, I .i Uu- i ,,1,1,1, i , "'"a till I'i U.r l.-r l il, f , "' 1 I. I".lin. l-,r0.r, fl'il l' K H III , ny nivry tii it n v r ""ifl .il II, aialr l a rmihti. lUt,..! I......u i.i. ' r iiM-i, r. .-mi. .1 '"'I. r nl Mm f. I "Ii. , r i t A Wondiii-mi y k ''. ik i.j.,.i, ,, J 1 'll'.n at , rr, Dlceovnry. 1 o,,iil, Olio of our lendilif Wi Mlcri. linl., ... u 'ii. .v c ,', t r Thron Tbronson and his making jxirmanent homes, and for I Thron Jr., were in town list owners of sheep from outsido couii- Wednesday on their way to Ash- . tries to come in and tat up all tho j wood fiom Daytop, Wash. Mr vegetation around their cabins pay-1 Thronson returned several weeks ing no respect to their right? is j seo from an extensive trip in the jptrtliiiiirc'ah t)8 long put up wiih, J Ka.f, where he went in the interest These eettlers are -home builders, of his Mayflower mining property nd havo fw cows and horses j on Oi.hoco. Ife is making ar which need protection, and to cat j rangernerifs now to begin opera lip all lhe grass, which is the: tions fit this property within (he only object of the migratory bands! next month or no.inrrAntcIope "of sheep that come into the country j Herald. The nartv lo whom tha inir. l !..... .1 ... .1 ' . ... . I ..I, ... ... l i . . . " " '' .mil in i no uu.vu i;aiM.'B uu i iih i rrnL- iiii nii,iai in tin iiciiitr liiifrrorrn I ...i ' n ... riled a ill La reouired In t I.I. . . i ...i : . ... . .... i .i . .. "'K . , ..".:" riiein nun wiiiciiiiig mem. j n y ; wimi no rignmeu its inn hot livur been uood and sulhcient band to Crixik rami, i . i :..! . i ' . i.. ... .. n -i , ., . . , J " SOD,!" .1 1 8 iu imuir! uiiromc, icuionjr iur nil iiiiiiiijuih llilil tin . ...... ,. ..,..., iit, jncuranie cases, anu administered niimiin nesn is Ii need nf ii """" 'Hid ll.ridl , ni ,.,mfr "'I' "I hikI sr-lllin ...H".V III l', I' M r f .a!, ,(,, '.lalf. In all f ilr 1, ,1 ,., I ... i fnr fha faithm Aim inn .1 II, a ...nl....ll .'..'.I., I . . . l.l I ll 11,1 u ..f Ill , - !.,.. v. . iimM n vviui ne ii ivsicians tor uu irc 1 is mo nest rirnvim tivn i.r , u. ' " hiiiii ih m williin ten days after the contract in awarded, l'lana and siMcifi nations mar be n'en at the Oregonian ollire, t'orlland, Oregon, and at the County School Huper intendents office hi I'rineville, Oregon, after July l.lth, 1003. The ri(;lit to reject any md Hll bids is reaived. Knrolcpes containing bills itiould be inarlied "I'rotiosal for High ficboul Ruild ina" and addrenced lo William IIokmli, Sec'y Jfigli Kvlioot ttoard, l'rineyiile. Oregon, ip to Aug. 2,t, eighty seven per I replied, i'ohti.anii hCi.i h U'iiimki-.v, cent of tho test wore either well or j I know it is a puro bourbon! progressing favorbly. Well matured and aged in Wl , There being but thirteen per cent 1 For salo by till lirst class dealer of failures, the parties were satisfied j ana closed the transiction. the ;","'' in I'rinev lies ii eoinplcit, ' Hlllcli. ii ml proceedings of the investigating ooinmittee aud the clinical reports ofllm test cpseg were puhlishetj and will be mailed free upon application. Address John J. Fulton Company, 420 Montgomery Ht. San Fran cisco, Cal. I I WAVI''-.i)-Vour,K ,ur-n l ,,r. f"r '-'vcrnmnnt '9iti0MH "l'"i.,KH in I),.primi,t,s '""d H-ih.ries. I!,n,i, i , - "'""I i ii i in, X(4iiii nn ( ioiih a,,,,,,. I r t . . . '''. Ir.l.-r Htiil.j Cor. ni i- .... A'linl'il. Iralnr III Ilia 'a.l, w 1 1 1 ar II Ml ,ii 1,1 Ii lina.o il..r nil tha till I' Hi, al . r nl ,, no Hi lull., li,f i,-,rriT, lr,i i.l N K i. nr. nt -v., i; a ii .,, i .. . , . .. " aim in. Mrrlilian, Crni.a i-,.in,l r s- ii Il.l'ii..il.'.-I.,i..1, , ,, ,., , " I .,ll,,,rl,' t A T I.l. IV, if ,,., .m ,i t,ni, Sri "'' ... . II.,'. h,o n.l..-lr. ,, i ,.,,i a.. I. 'I') ami all In.,, i,. I,iii.. "I !, lln .nl I ,,. ,1,,.,... .., . ,,,.,, ri'.iiio .mil in ia, ,M,iP. J.ivlril at I'll,... in., i i. .. .. , 1 . . ............ , ,.,ft rillll IT, iira..ii, "P-Io (lulu J Jill. A. I.. Ijoj. w . w Jii-Iiii, Ailuiliil.lr.inr, Ji t it Jl) iti. tip cn Mien nl! d in tl. Ilmt ear- I'l.iin. ,,, in fichool hooka a ml c)i..l supplies at, the Now JSriok Orug fetoro. 0. I'. Adamhon. Wiinlfd. A genii,, spun of horses to work '" '"'Kgy, uiiiHt bo gi.od travelers "d not t,m old rind welli (),'.() or imtiiiiht, ,ir further piuticu lr tn ijuiie nl tho liuim illc