mm
AsDown Went McGinty
Grass Seeds,
Garden Seeds.
Down goes prices on Mens' and Roys' Ov"coats,
Ladies Cloaks and Jackets, r ascmaturs .Mitts,
Ladies' and Gents: Heavy Underwear, all going
AT COST
Reels Flattened to the Thinnest.
The rallies will tempt the most grudging pocket,
book, if you contemplate buying, don't think it
over too long, but buy where prices are consistent
- with the cost of production.
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W Iff W Iff Iff Iff Iff Iff
2le are headquarters for Clean
JZlfalfa Seed, direct from lltah.
Scnuine Smported Sftrotnus fn
ermis, tfted and White Clover.
jtfre showing Jdvanc
Styles in Spring Soods.
We have made a new departure
this season in Garden Seeds.
Having it in bulk for largo buy
ers, thus making a large- saving
to those who buy in quantities.
We also have Garden Seeds in
papers for regular trade.
Uhe latest n
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(rcok - County - Journal.
THURSDAY, MAS. 14, 1901.
- County Court Proceedings.
At the regular March, 1901, term
of the commissioner's court, when'
were present Hou. W. C. Wills, Judge,
and I). K. Tamplcton and J. II. Healy
ratMiai.- Airencr. fit and SS Merchants r.x - me io.iow mS proceeu-
chance, Sam Krancixos, Clic.rma, whore coo- ins were hail of record : i
trncta fur ndvertisiug exu be iwlc f.w it. T . , . . . . ,
In the matter of the cancellation of
sale oi (anas ot I . (.igaii, is appealing;
that the said land having been nioit-
that the mortgagee his
1 Jtllo rdrL It k. c.'i; !
Call andsee our new Steel Har
row. The Roderick Lean Stel
Harrow is the Best & Cheapest.
Onion sets at Elkins & Kins.
Wurxweiler A, Thomson sells child-' g iged mid
pen's school handkerchiefs 3 ior 5 els. p iid the tiur.es thereon, it is ordered
i
Baby's first shoes free at Simpson, n' the. of said mortgaged land
Wiison Co. ' fjr taxes bo and tne same is here! y
See our soap display in the window. CMI10,':'ea oi reiord
Choice for 5a at Tves. i cw that 11. Taylor Hill be al
lowed a rebate of fi.92 on account t.
j wrongful sale of lands and that sale be
canceled from the records as wrongful.
In the matter of the petition for
private change in tlie A Id ridge nad,
J. W. Howard returned Monday I it appearing that no iroof of posting
froiii a riait to his fami'y at Corvaliis. : notices of petition have been filed
Died, iu this ,cily, March 7, l'JOl, j herein, it is ordered that the consicier
Frank Barnes, aged 23 years. ation of said petition be postponed ira-
J. W. Hon is (lit owner of a strong.
hcal&hr eaif. born without eves. This i
2U iU Hi Hi ill Hi
IA ill iU iU ill ill ii Hi
75 pairs of ladies' shoes and slippers
1 7.c per pair at Tye'a.
J. I. Wewt has sold his ranch on the !
IV-schutes to S. P. Donkel.
The New CliD
is an unusual freak of nature.
Metis' ahirta formerly (1 to $1.75
yimr choice for SOc at Simps on, Wil
sou fc Go.
Fre-h d.mghnuts for kale at the
residence of Mrs. Rose Terry oil Muii- (
, m l l . 1 c i. :
oay, xnursuay a.m o4uro..y by Cimll .....J
VrcK. -
til March S, 1001. And on said Mai.
uo proof having 1u tiled, said
petition is dismissed for want thereof
Of wool will soon be on the market. But from now until this is accomplished the sheepman
has much work to do. This is his busy season of the year, the time he reaps his harvest
We desire to call his attention to the fact that we are headouartei s tor, and make a specialty
of sheepmen's supplies. "We would also have him know that he can
i-moo is uism.sseu ior wane ruereoi. j .
Iu tile matter of the tax levy for ' V 4f. Jl
00 it isordered that so much of that I t" " jfi tl U '"
dor as relates t.. the raising of mills; i VW tAi- Uj' -A-J.
1 both real and nersonul nroixrlT. I "
Harvest of Bargains
1900
on!
on tHjtll re;il ami personal nroiiertr
and one cent er head on sheep for
scalp Iwvanty lie and the same is here-
;md cancelled and
1 mill on all pr.ipertv 'substituted
WnrieilerA Thomnsou hare just t.!ef,ir.
received a complete line of Carls I In t!,e matter of the d";sp.s:tion of
nrri r to's-L.st nil irtti e,nbroide V i,A ' .-.., 1. I ...-,.. .- i
ilk-. : th.it- tiie-v is now in ih- countv treas- Iv purchasing his supplies from us. Now is the time to think about your spring needs b?-
LatH-s' fj m:ckirt-hes mr f 2.5. ury thj n!n ..f $1911.47 belonging fore vour time is altogether taken up with your other work. Get our prices and compare them
Mei' 3.mackir..H- for i o what u. k.... xn j the scalp bounty wjtJl thoS(? TOU have been paving other people Do not compare prices only, but goods also
Buxaar. . f ...d havi..s ien reefed wi, hou. j This is the only way of buying intelligently. There is j ust as much in buying your supplies
Fond iiL.tln. h.e babies are born ; ma'-iinj any piovision for thediversion right as there is ill Selling VOUT WCK1 at a good profitable figure.
in isi milt find sonethinS u. iuierest uf d fund, it is hereby ordered j por y0ur benefit we might suggest a few articles that you will probably need.
tliem in S mpsoii, Wilaou A Co', new tuat tlte cleric ot tnis court notily the
ad this week. i cmiutr tieasurer to tunsfer said fund
to the ctmit v road fund.
! In f m nlli.r of tb r,iMrts of ro.iti I
: i
i so jer visors the following oidt-rs were
Klliert Belknap left lien- last 'vitur- !
day for Frm-irie City irliere l,e will en
i in miiiimr wifrJi his brother. Dr.
V. tielknaji, 1m las large mining in- ! ,ll,4,le.
twC tlwre. S 3 c,prk ordered to
' carry deiiiiijniit taxes U next road
list and that tiie supervisor notify de
linquents to p:iy forthwith or that the
.same will lie placed in fcanus ot she. 11! ,
ftar .1 T.-rf-l Iiiii . I
rceivedfltJJ spitc-fn t:r Ms urm,
which ia cwnsniered an extremely gool
letter luckr than rich." I
Aaep Crooks and Snc.
V. B. IKwk has sold bis farm near
U ty Creek to Hasting Bns. ami i!l
remove his family to t .is city until
i Ii.-trict No. 6 Settled at Ju!v term ! -ar j'Arn jrm
' Histrict No. s sunervisor flowed Osnts, Camp Sioues, Sfteddinjj,
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llei au ill- -" TJ.iii" ...!- i. ...
ltce.
goxz iiom:.
At her resi.lea.-e in The Dalle, on
Tluirsday, March 7, 1001, Mrs. 5 phia
l'almer deiwirted this life
u ess of several weeks durinit which she l" collect ihe Uelinq i.
was atteuded by all of her five surviv
ing children. She was burn at Me
dina, OUii, Dec. 19, 1S3-5, came to Ill
inois with her parents mien a girl,
then ui Wisconsin where fhe was mar
ried and lived for 25 year. In lt$3,
she came to Oregon where she has
silica lived with hei sons, W. L. and
IX. J. Palmer. She. had been a eaffer
I!!.trict Xo. 5 Report spproved and , TIOCCO LtZVtnCj
warrant rlt-red drawn in favor of sup- i
r f.ir o-".
For SArarimv Som t,t Itmm t
O. SB. Jt. Shears, Wool &ays,
it r.wid t;ixes at
once.
lit.i.-t Xo. 10
Report acted uikui
at epte:ii!- r term, I'.KH).
District X-i. 1 1 25 jpsrrvi.ir alloxcd
the .-U i: of $72.
I):-:. i t No. 12 Supervisor allowed
the sum or 14 and oidtied to collect
deliii.ioeut taxes ac once.
Distri-t No. IS Ordere.1 than the
CooAriry eUtenss, jfmmunton,
i . .
urovSion.
TjAmm ma m maofmmrm Jrm tm'H rw4mofy mmmt
im dip irr imform jmm'tmj iA. tm iA
1 mm tmims. 2r mmmm
jCime and Sulphur.
53 lack jCeaf Sheep 'Dtp.
"Ulhble's Sheep tDp.
TjA.m jrmm mmmtf mmt im S jmpmrmm mr tA
smmtimr'a ttmj im iA. mtmmmtmim. Smm mtil
mmmt Stmt Sat far I Am sAmmp. tim mmmlmf
mmimimm fmm tm jmt
iSuiphurixcd S?ocAr cSWA
Si tA im, imsts tJk
m-ms'si im carry mrvmmct.
f,ra chronic bronchitis for the ""Pe"'"" 1S ' mmscn m sum oi o.
pa-t ten rears and often praved for re-; :,"d lhe K'k charge him on the next
lief br death which was at last granted. 1"b"r nl wlth t:'e a"' "f -3.MI,
Mothei! What a flood of tender n,,ke out debnqnent h.t and lliat
reeollecumn nrroand that name; but ! rria.r proceed immediately to oA--i.
: .,.1 ni,;.. l, lect ihe sa-ue.
said can express the anguish of those I District X... 11 Supervisor allowed j
whose family ties are so rudely brokta '
ly her deuirture. May the glories of
Heaven, light her pathway down
through the end: ess ages.
Horse Lot.
All ;uils Harked
In riain Figures.
PEASE & MAYS,
j SHANIKO, OR.
the sum ,f fi8 of
himself the sum of
! hands and that a warrant be drawn
in his favor for the balance.
' District No. 16 Supervisor allowed
I the sum of $ to be tmil out of the
Strayed from a pasture near Ochoeo j money now in hU hands and balance
ame le declared a public highway.
In the matter of the Robinson road
hi -h he will pay i ; ordered that consideration of the
$15.75 now in his! continued until the May term
mines, in May. one dark bay horse,
weighing 1050 pounds, white spot in
forehead, heavy black mane and tail
brantled JE connected on left stifle.
$5 reward for bis return or informa
tion leading U his recovery.
4 lw3. , W. F. Masos.
Prineville, Ore.
County Teeaxurer't XhtTre.
Notice is hereby given that all
Crook county warrants registered after
Apiil 23, iSrOi), to and including war
rant no. 616, class 14, registered Ojt.
10, lJ0trill be paid on presentation to
the treaaorer of fetid c.unly. InUTe-t
wiU ceas from the date of this notice.
J. N. PolSDKXTEK,
County Treasurer,
rrineville, March 12, 190L
CONTKST NOTICE.
DErarraEXT or Ths I-.tkuiok
United StaUs ljind Office,
The Dallas Orey..i. It.-.ich rs UI0L
A satScimt cmtest aftijat it having lcea
filrd ia tSiis .iffioe hy Hnry T. Wri cm
tMtaat, ajiot homestead entry M.i. OTi74,
laade April I. 18B8, f.jr EH SKVi-SW K 4, I
SiKVi SWJ S. cti-.n 10, Tiwnhi(i U S. llanne j
1 r-, Hy icmr n. ivm Ktavmvua, 111
-hi.rh it ia allr-l that siu.1 Victor H. Itaiw
has wb'ilty atanf'iiJ auitl tract atiJ chaued
Jim, -mi.lence thirefr.Mii f.r UMire thaa ix
to bo carried to next list.
District No. IS Supervisor allowed
$32.50 and ordered to proceed to col
lect delinquent taxes forthwith.
District No. 13 Supervisor allowed
the sum of $40.
District No. S3 Considered under
head of r'itd district No. 12.
District No. 22 Supervisor allowed
the sum of $1!2; that he pay liimsel) !
the sum of SI cents and that a war
rant be draa u in his favor for $31.19.
District No. 15 Supervisor ordered
to pay himself $7.40 now in his hands
and that a warrant le drawn in his
favor for $1X0 and that be proceed at
once to collect delinquent road taxes.
District No. 4 Supervisor allowed
$21 and clerk ord .ad to make a list of
delinquent taxes and forward same to
supervisor with instruction to collect
same fcrthwiih.
District No. 6 Supervisor allowed
$9.
District No. 7 Ordered that clerk
carry delinquent list into next list of
road Lihor.
Disti ict No. 10 Supervisor ordi n d
to pay himself $4.50 now in his hands
and that the clerk draw warrant in
his favor for $27.50.
District No. 9 Report approved
uMHtttui since uiakinx atl entry, and tla.t
lii. m!uuit,tiiirut U u .t due t" his employ- j and supervisor allowed $44.
tueut ia tW military ..r avl service of tlit J Districts 17, 20 and 21 It nppeiir-
l uite.1 StaUs iu time of war. Sai.l artie. ' ; . . j ,,, ,: ,
notified tu a.iear, resiud and,.. 9, f,;,,..i ' ,. ,
i bereliy aotifieil W afiiear, resKiud and
kMfkiw i.i .lU'iii u . in
.cl.k a. iu. AV. i. 1901, before '"e' annual reports it is or.Ii-reu that
A- C PaluMT. I. S. Coniiiiuwi-iier, t liia i the clerk notify them to tile said re
iBaeat PriaevUle, One m. faiml th.it final p.,rts imiiicdiaU !y.
beanntf wiU beheld at 10 el.K a. w. tm 1jhtrict No. 17
ay a. laOl. before) the ltexlt r an.l He-
errerat the Caited .States Land Olfioe in
Tfce ItaJlea, Oregon, j
Tne said contestant iivm-,
ifi Juvib, Mst forth facts which
gotics- caa nt be aiale, it in lierel.y ordered
mJ directed that euoh notice be iriven by due
Sujiervisor ulioned
the sum of $21.
In the unit ter of private change of
a proper county rwu it npH-aring unit . Zell,
liow that the lM-titionei. havilii? comnlied u-itli
I the order of this court inmle at
Janiuuy, 1901. term and having suli-
HrJ l-cupar uuhlitati- o- J y I", Lucas, j nm ten prmu oi tne gcsxi conoinon ol
iVtfinter. the loii'.l i: is hcjcly ordered that the
of this court.
In the matter 'of the county road
petitioned for by G. W. Jones, et al,
it is ordered that eonsideration of the
same be continued until the next reg
ular term of this court.
Ordered that" M. J. Martin be al
lowed $2.37 as rebate on wrongful as
sessment. In the matter of irrigating the
court house grounds, it is ordered that
the same be referred to the county
judge.
Ordered that a warrant be drawn on
the county treasurer in favor of the
city ol Prineville for $56.19 payable
on C of the road fund.
In the iniirter of a bridge across
Crooked river (known 'at the "Vancy
bridge) ordered that plana and ijieci
tifrations for aid bridge are hereby so
licited, t , .
Ordered that the county cleik at
tach warrants to the delinquent tax
rolls for the years 1898. 1697, 1898,
18!)9 and 1900, returnable within 00
days from and after the 15th day of
March, 1901.
Ordered that the county clerk pro
cure from the state and government
laud olli'je a list of all land patents
within the county between March 1,
1900 and March 1, 1901.
(To be contintird next week.)
" OT1CE fOK PCUWCATIOX.
Dkpaktmkxt or Tmr IaTRmoit,
Laud Oltice at The Dalles Oregon,
March 4, 11101.
Notice ia hereby given that.the follawing.
named settler has filed notice of his intent! m
j to utke filled proof in snpjiort of his claliu,
an'! that fluid proof will bv made before A. C.
Palmer, U. S. Commissioner at Prineville,
Oregon, on Thursday, Aplil IS, l'.Kll, viz
Thomas It. C.i 1, ofPrine Tie, Oregon, H. E.
No. TOM for the SWi NAVtf. SW,
and SK'4 HW'H le:. 14. Tp. 1 S , K. 18 E.,
W. M.
He iiiimes the following witness to prove
hihcoiittniioua rcsiLlence upon and cultivation
of xai.l larirl, viz:
S. J. Nrwwin, J. H. tiray, R. E. Tlarsey,
Vv'. C, Cutiltt n, allot Prineville, Oreffcn.
Jay P. Lucas,
Register.
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
Tlie riace to Buy ami Get the Most.
For 5 cents vou can sret a little more here than
Elsewhere.
5 cents 3 papers Wire Hair Tins.
t cents 3 papers Sharp's Needles, or 8 papers ass't, 10c.
5 cents 4 papers Adamtine Pins.
cents 2 papers Safety IMns.
cents 7 dozen White B uttons
cents 2 good child's white linen handkerchiefs.
cents 1 bottle of mucilage with brush.
cents 1 good ladies' white linen handkerchief.
5 cents 1 1-2 papers of matches.
5 cents 2 good Col. Fellows cigars.
5,, cents 1 package of white wove envelopes.
cents G No, 1 Spencerian pens.
.5 cents 1 good rubber return ball.
5 cents 1 box wood tooth picks.
5 cents IbarofJ. S Kirk & co. soap, any kind
jCaciies
jCa dies'
jC a cite 3
Waist Silks,
Slk Waists
9eck tfandj
tSanffle Sftelfo. Drass Soods.
9eiv Soods jirrivi'ni Daly,
w
w
i
Beantr ! Blood Deep.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cases. ret. Candy Cathar
tic clean your b.ood and Keep it clean, by
stimug up tbe lazy liver and driving all im
purities trom the bodv.
banish pimples, boils, bh
liesin to-dar to
tlotches. blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets. beauty for ten cents. All drug-
guts, aau&iacuon guuranteea, luc, ic. joe
Case of Royal Worcester corsets
just received at Wurzweiler fc Thomp
son's.
Greatest Slaughter of Huta, Boots,
Shoes, D.y Uuods and crockery at the
Bazaar.
Wisilen cka, ladies' hose and line
gloves at your own price at the Bazaar.
Wm. McMeekin will saw your wood
twice into three lengths at 40 cents
jier cord, whether you- have ouly one
cord or one hundred cords.
R S. Price has plenty of dry, solid
juniper wood which he will sell at lowest
cash price and deliver uu shortest notice'
1 24tt
Cyrus, the jeweler, will make your!
old clock or watch run as good as
new, or give you a bargain in anything ;
iu the jewelry line.
To Cure Constlvavton Toievesw
Taka fSaearets C-tn.lv Cathartic loo or Bo.
UC.U.G. laU to core, Urugfiista retuad moaea.
Money enved during the next 30
days with the bargain sale at the
Bazaar.
A goo 1 second-hand couch for sale.
Enquire at this office.
When you want us to sell yon go a
at cost get in while the clearance sa e
lasts. The Bazaar.
Ednewta Toet slvwela With Caaewreta.
Candy Ontharrte. iif ennstlflation forerer.
10c. 26c It ccc. fa4UdxiicKii refund zooney.
Vitae Ore $1.00 per package. V. O.
pills 25c. Call on or address Hattie
Palmer, Prineville, Oregon.
Take your team to Chris Cohrs new
tabid.
Vitae Ore cures kidney and bladder
diseases.
Simpaon, Wilson 4 Co. are offering
great bargains in Mens' and Bovs
Hats.
Royal Worcester corsets in all col
ors and lengths at Wurzweiler and
Thomisoii's.
Remember the clearar.ee sale for 30 '
days onlv at the Bazaar.
Kodak Cameras Jt Supplies
ton ct- Sou's.
THE J$ KDBY
--iaV-lnV.
Oregon.
-a.
C t'orner 4th and IS .Sts
Prineville, -
FREE SAMPLE BOOM ON" MAIK STREET
- RAT KS, $1.25 to $2.00. gT PATRONAGE SOLICITED.
Zfhe Only S'lrst Class Jfouse In Uown.
Special Accommodations for "Uravellnty iVfen.
CHRIS COHRS, Manager.
CANTON Wll
Gang-
rJlSfcSlr Ci be ijuled to work oo ide l"ll,
i PARU" R"aCR 7CAWT0W' lll'KCI
Jail
Our Five cent articles cannot be
bought
else
where for double the amount, and we have a good
many other tilings that have been sold for the
past twelve years for live cents and we are not
mentioned for LEADERS.
A.- TTE
TWO CENTS The Dalles-Warm
Springa Stage Co. m ill carry freight and
express from The Dalles to Prineville at
three cents .a pound. '
. Oaid teeth are essential to health and
to good appearance. If yours need at
tenrion go to Dr. C. A. Cliue, whose
work is his beat recommendation.
XTow Are Yewr Kidneys t
Tr Ttnhh.' Hnnrairn. Pill..ni..1l I. 111. fi.M.
pi tree. auu. biuillas Heuivujr Co.. Cbicuav wH-t i
Cannot be bought nt wholesale.
Col. Fellows Cigars, 25 in a box for
55 cents or 2 for 5 cents. The Bazaar.
ft reels with yon wlietli.r yoa eonttne. tlia.
Una DUrlfiu. tha lil..n.
torea lot aionbowl.
in h.
snd pockel
book. ti1'.'rirlis.. rfri.LL
III ,nu.h for n.T.kallw III
D.o.-ntlr. n.r.l,tcntly Onl
bos.si. u.uolly cure,; 3 Uoxev.et.W,
SMrwae Snm4j Co., 1'l.l.ke ImmA fork
You will nee I a few new
farming tools. The great
P. &().an tt n lire ol Can
ton, 111., is undeniablv the
best. The Canton Chilled
and Steel plows, cultiva
tors, harrows, etc., being
made of hijrh-grado mater,
ial with ' first class work,
inanship, have stood the
test since 1842 and vetlea,j
the procession by several
SUPERIOR DISCS AND HOE DRILLS
And Aeedera are too well kuown to heed an introduction aud we merely bear leave
te rt niiudyou that we are agents fur them. Walking Plows C'lilloJ.
Steel Sulky and Gang. The famous "SCPERIOR" DRILL on
dress parade and fur sale. Terms consistent, quality considered.
still headquarters for Coal, Iron and SteeL Vajaa Tops
Fine Herseshocing and Specialty at this season cf tbe
Wagon WorIu jear.
South End.
Frank Elkins.
Buy your shoes and hats at
Cos
For Sali Two very desirable lots
in Prineville at a bargain. -Call on or
address, Frank Elkins, Prineville, Or.
Keep your weather eye on Adamson
Winnek Co's. display counters.
They will shortly open an immense
stia-k of new novelties.
CdaeaM Tout Bow.lt With CMelwm,
C&nrlW Cftthnrtl mi.rw mnellnatlnn (nu...r
10c. H5o- It ac.C. tall, dnwKistsrelund money.
Call and sse the 6ne line uf Photograph j
Albums at Templetoii it Son's.
The Acme Mowinif Machines,' the
B-t in the World at Salomon's. I
-iType Writers
atS. W. &
OUll LEADER.
i
of all makes sold and rent
ed. Mincogrnjiha, Hekto
graphs, OtHcc and Dupli
cating Goods, Desks, Let
ter Presses, Etc.
Write us for prices on
Kubber Stamps, Seals. T.tz.
Coast Agency Company.
2GCJ STARK ST.
Portland. Oregon
I
The Very Best. Write ior Booklet
Chickens wanted nt the. Poindexter ;
Hotel.
Prineville to Shaniko by Daylurht.
Stages le:ive Prineville Tuesday,
Thursday and Sntuulny at 6 a. m '
Arrive at Shaniko (! p. ill. Leave
Shaniko Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at f a. m. Airive at Prineville '
at 6 p. m. Fresh relays of horses.
Uood coaches. Courteous and care
ful drivers. Special rates to parties
and express in quantities.
Adamson & Winskk Co. Agents.
m a u... .... a
r Xmr.
WMar-
NOTICK FOR PLTLICATIONT.
Di:rAUTMKNT OK THK INTKIUOK. !
IsHnd OlKve at The Dulle. Orrjrnn.
.March 4. 1101.
Notice in hereby iven that the follow. n;
nnmetl settler Iiah tileil notice of his inWntion
to make final proof in rmpimrt of hia claim,
and that mud proof will lie made Ivefore A. C.
Palmer, j. S. Conunisaioncr at I'tineville.
Or5K'H t on Tlimsdi.y, April is, i ,,
via: Ranick O. Jeasee if Prinevill ,' r
!. H. K. No. 79X. for the SWW NK'J
SEl-i and SWj :W. 2,Tp. V .
B. 18 E.. W. M-
He namea the following witiu-KSf) to prove hin
Oontinuis residence um tul cult vnti'n of
aid land viz; Oncar Crniu, Jehu .J hn n-i.
H. K;: ritrey, J. H. Gray, nil of IVineWl
Oreoiu .
JAV p. L'rc.vs.
KvtUter.
CD
A0 He Lippman
Sells Furniture, &c. for
Cash and on
Easy Payments.
14 down, balance in monthly, payments
POSITIVELY, XO GOODS CHARGED.
,.mmTf