THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE, JPKIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1893.
CHANGED HANDS!
tHaving purchased the Stock of Groceries,
Crockery and Glassware of
FROM ALL THE WORLD.
I am prepared to meet and deal withthe people of
this vicinity upon the following platform
I will not be Undersold;
Everything in Stock First-class and Fresh;
I shall. deal on the square In all cases;
Call and examine my Stock ana Prices.
. ..,-..,..-.,-. nPKrnpn riirTnurnr Pnn on in ' vc .Icharge of attempting to vape a four
bfLUAL inuuttmtwia urr tntu luaiuincna run ou uhu. idi;ri ;
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35. 33. IIOENING.
PORTLAND'S
Opens September 27 Jggg Closes October 28
LIBERATI'S CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND
; - ; WILL FUKNISH THK,JUSIG. , ; 1.. -'. ..
A WORLD OF
THE SPECIAL FEATURES
MECHANICS IN MINIATURE.
WILL KCLIP.SE THOSE OF ANT PREVIOUS YEAR.
' MADAME CIRARD OYER'S PRISMATIC , FOUNTAIN
Constructed ' tof 910,000 and throwing a thousand Jets of water Into the nolork of the rainbow wil,
' r- i , buauUfy lasic HaU. ,txjf .-' 3 i
LARGrK AQUARIUMS
Containing PUh of all Varieties found In Oregon Water, have been constructed at Great Expense.
! ; V- THE ART:GALLERi'?-'i---v
Will contain a collection of painting (elected from the World' Fair. Among them Ellsburg's celebrated
painting CTSTtR'S LAST PIUHT. To visit tbia great Exposition and view its wonders in every depart
nunt of Art and Hcienei will be next thing to a vUlt to the World's Fair at Chlcag.-,
RLDUCtX) BATU ON ALL TRANSPORTATION LINES. . For further inlornsataeo. addreae j
- '' "E3 W A T.T.TnTO Sunerinteadent and SeeretaryiS .
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FISH & lfHTT,
it
OVES,
TINWARE.
PLUMBING.
Plumbing an(finiWork aSp;ialty.
Items of Interest About People
and Things Carefully
Corralled. "V.v .
The population of Utah is estimated
at 233,805.
The Columbian liberty -bell will ring
at the California midwinter fair.
A gentleman must kiss every lady
he is introduced to in Paraguay. It
is the custom of the country.
James Barkey, aged 35 years, has
been arrested , at Walla Walla on a
NEWS FROM THE STATE.
CORVALLIS MISERY CO.
loBOwilES OE '11 jj
SBarjo and Oroanifotal Tree
U1lUU WOBNAMENTAL5SHRUBS.
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I ff 1111. IWOBHAMBNTALJSHRVBS,
Grapevines. Mease pianis.
rne uenuine vnanone -aA
derful Ten n ant
PRUNE.
, AU Stock
Healthy andTigorons.
t6. . .. inienamg irurcntsers ana otners
interested fire iftVited to cairai:(ironnds
and examine
: it': i V'. ;1" '
one-half mile west of Corrallis
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Growing Stock. J, D. GLARK, Manager.
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A FRESHi IiT.i)f fSIJMMER SAUSAGES
AT
Headquarters for Forefgn and DomesticL Qroceriep.
: 35c to 50c ner noiind. All kinds ni FftrinnfiPnna (inn An in
. r vnuueu .fruiiB, j?i8ii, bdu y egeiaoies, j. .complete - tine.
f Smokers' Articles,' Cigars Tobacco, Brier and Meerschaqm-Pipes
alwaysf bn handi Stationery, Playing Cards, Notions, and Pocket'Cat
leryj -- Alsjo s full line of Willow, jWooden and Stoneware, I Teav CJof
fee and Spices a Specialty. Sole Agency for Antifermentine to pre
Mire frait;witsotr cooking: . 'h-O v sofM jj.-.iotQ
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THE CHICAG0,irf1ILV7AUKEE & ST. PAUL
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Excursion1 Rates to vlhe WcyrfdV Fair,
Massachusetts baa the
Be neoranea Law -la
the United Statea, ..
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f 'NbrlRPOftATED X8f51.
nnQQnpmicrTTQ
mnuunuii vuuti. i u
Mimini
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jcverv roucy uoaraiv
tees uaan ana nw-Bp
lBaraae aner two
i irr lNcfiD a Birr rn
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WSA f nni-. Vrtn PAljAW Win- i S
dividends mid
aeb year. Take no
tlwtUljou fee hi.
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Upwards of 3,000 lives were lost by
a cyclone in Louisiana last J nday. lie-
sides great loss of life, untold damage
to properly of alt kinds resulted.
The populists of Leavonworth, Kan.
nominated a lady, Mrs. Eva M. Black
man, for coroner, after a man, who
was first named a id declined, saying
he did not like the office."
The MetriDolitau Arena club, of
Vicksbuig, Miss., lias telegraphed Cor
bete and. Mitchell, ..offering a purse of
$50,00Q; to have; them fight in the
arena. ' It will seat 12,000 people.
At South Bend, Wash., the city
cleiVs salary was reduced from $50
to $15 per fnoritb," the'eity attorney's
frorar $50o $25, -aiid,i,he ..position of
mghtwatchiiiHii and hre engineer
abolished. .
' Since August 20 there have been
forty-two" bank suspensions in the
United States. Iowa leads all the
other states in the number of-. suseii
sions, 8; and Illinois and Kansas fol
fow, with 6 each.
The Rev. B. D. Zweizig of Reading,
Penn., married his twenty three' hur
dredth couple on Thursday and gave
them a handsqmfepreseny in token of.
the event. It is Jb be vLoped he got
the customary fee, however.
; Mr. . John Young-of Brid sbaifr,
ten if.,1 who celebrated his eightieth
birthday on Sunday- last ' was' ,oue q(
fifteen children, nine - roi whom Are
'still living, and is the father .of sixteen
children, of whom aUo nine are living.
For ihe six months ending June 30
there' whs a.net loss of 1,016 ia mem.
Y il' AT TTt J .: . 1
oerenip in me xxew xorit uepartmenc
of the Grand Army The.death j rate
is assuming siicf: large proportions that
few G. A. R. posts are able to keep
their membership from decreasing.
;!Tbe greatest depth under water ever
reached by a driver is believed to have
been attained by, Captain John Chris
tiatison.whb'weht' down 196 feet be
low the: surfoce recently at Elliot Bay,
Washington. - Hejli remained at. that
depth in his armor; for twenty
minutes without inconvenience.
The population of Nobis county,
Ind., are said to be 5 in t posession of
cohclnsive evidence to show that ' John
Connors and Eva Flint, who .were, ar
rested at Kendallville last : Wednesday
in connection with the Lake Shore
trainirGbberyr wfi two of . the partici
pants in jhe dfsbutioiyof. the booty,
. .BuJi" N.. has jhelitoVo
reckoning among her citizens a lineal
descendam-'-of Otnistopher CWilffiftus;
Brief Summary of the Happen
ings in Our Sister Counties
of Oregon.
Eugene's school children number
64a .. - " '
The state insane asylum has 894 in
mates. . v-
Typhoid fever Ciises are numerous
at Beaveiton. 1
Astoria s water rates nave heen re
duced 25 per cent,
Polk county's assessment roll lists
308,000 acres of land.
I Four hundred bales of hops leit
balem Saturday for the east.
Norris Humphrey, of Eugene,
picked 40,000 pounds of piunes.
The Haruey county hay crop for the
year is estimated at 50,000 tons.
The Grand Ronde has marketed
100 carloads of Jyjgs the past year.
The IftiWavllLiihiVir'coTof Est
Portland, has.beeji attached for $29,
riftn ' v t . i s
'Hungarian .'rjijne3,ithiee? Amelias
long," grew on Samuel Daw's' trees four
miles .went- Hwlsey. , ,.. '
Henry Barnhart has sued' the Union
Pacific atf Baker Cjtjr for $30,000 dam
ages 'sustained in' an" accident. ';
E. Schanno, of The Dalles, has sent
another large consignment of fruit to
the Chicago horticultural exhibit.
It ia estimated that the grain - yield
of Grand Ronde and adjacent vallevs
will this year be 1,500,000 bushels.
Wallowa county .sheep' -marketed in
the-, east netted1 $2 to $2.60. The
shippers are satisfied and will' send no
move'-'1 '' -:K r- ; '
T "" Aittis and soils "liiTve" bought 'for
$18,000 the Samuel Meek farm of
752 Acies..eieht railea northwest of
Eugen, i f ,
The Eugene warehouses are getting
Drettywell filled up wichJiops.;The
sinell around the depot -: is decidedly
strong of he pungent hopfc ;
' Pr,ineyiHe is suffering from a fpyote
plague: ' Large numbers of the hungry
horde surround the town and make
the night hideous by, their hungry
Some fortydd hoboes arrived in
Ro&eburg from the .north on Monday
night s freight train. It was the
largest crowd ot tramps that ever ar
rived at that station on one train.. ?
James S. Averill was fined seventy-
five dollars and costs last week by the
circuit court in CuiTV ' county, ibr; deal
ing in deer skins. (Tnat'isa pretty
broad hint to stay out fSth, deer hide
business Jit isn't profitable' ' '
The Central Point races were a dis
mal failure financially. In all the
races the entrance - fees constituted
more iU)a-vtreeVfour,ths, of fhe purse,
and the money received by the third
hjr.se in ,at i;ace was, lessT than the en-
t National Bank-Corvallis r ,;. ..
is AleiStis Cbhrmt)usXand last
dayTif celebrated iiisw104t, birthday;
anniversary. Alexius was born . on
the Isle of Orleans, near Quebec, Cab.-T
adawliar hj grandfather had settled
afte hifWriigiawon from France.
Aleiua-'ratlier ?eter, was a ship
builder, and Alexins followed the same
occupation, first, iu Canada and late
fo'iBUfWhV. "Fd niany years' he Wso
conducted a farm, and most of the old
man's time is devoted to gardening', j
Altbp(uga f 104 .. yeasow, he is
miifkablj; wll preseiyeJiJ-and ppari
strong enough to round out another
In the United btates district court I
at ban Irancisco Uct. bth, Fatnck O,
Gleason aformer jes,idntjoff Qregon, ,
libfled" jOregob Picifio Railway i
Company ssteamship Willamette ValT
ley for $5,000, which he alleges is due
him as damages" r,e'8ul tin j frprif ' unjust
and cruel tfeatme'uf he" received from,
officers of the steamship while aboard
her as a: passenger. The papers recite'
that Gleason boarded '" the Willamette
Valley at Yaquina, Oregon, Friday,
August .4 thY haying fa jhisj pojsejsalpri a.
first-class ticket entitling him, to- cabip
passage; thawheri 'theBfearner put' to
sea the captain i and 1 purser declared
his ticket invalid and ejected him from
hisjeabiPl that on cominjjtbgardji
deposited $240 in gold coin with the
purser, and when ejected from hix
cabin he offer'edto buyf s'feerage pas
sage and aiithpriied thpurser to' take
the pric of the sajne ftbin theamouht
he had on deposit. '"This Gleason
swears they refused teTdfo,' but con fined
him to the foardffcirtof itlie&sfhiti
and eave him no provisions from that
,tue 6"nrTIea
frftn ,Wrvp6rCkhd fofuir, an'a
Vaugldn told the company's side of
the story, as follows: "When theOre:r
gon Pacifid Hailroad gave-'-thb ebbartl
pf trade excursion a , month or so ago
spe(HaWtffi4 werissHeA-oKHnls-inr
meae tictcets were nqctranstexabie,
but Gleason bought the return, portion,
if ond-at--Yaquirk" !aP 'ad'ard
I,wM. givers, a stateroom jtnd. whe,n,
,ws, discovered that he wa not the
person to whom-tlre ticket hiidfeeen
originally jssued Gleason wasjoldlie
would be required to pay full first-class
rlare. Thla lWuled 'totT4Ul.ut
red to buy .a teerage ilckrf. t'Thn
the shuM -eeanle.Jfused to-allow-ihi
to do,andJyiefV GlfiaSottWordiBiM
MnYQbQ rtWtedi3i4Jupyjliri
to avoid ayingr Hirst class are.
He wis notified that uis stateroom was
at, his dispbsaVnd w'tiS8 'called speci-
Mlr nieal, 1U "pirjd to
fsfafvUrfriJeifpairSlgglrJf&l
son s suit to the end. - i
trahceifee
Black wood-peckers are a great, pest
in . Jacksdn" county Tbey desoend
upon the ofchardi in swarms "and de
stroy largequarttities- of both fall and
winter apple&..pprtmeAre.ptai:-
ticmg upon them about Ashland with
the discoverof Arjrrerica. His name lpeauis and shot guns. J
1 Hot'i thirty-six busftels of Bartlett
pears fto'm one tree That is wharone
Of; George Bale's I trees did for him last
week. Set out more fruit We . will
Soon nave asfgobilvah pastern Ijnarket
aCaTifornia.'.,,Sei?out.tJi'e best 'Vari
eties only. Sheridan Sun.
A large proportion of the surplus
cattlAbf Eastera'.Oregoq wilf. le i ship
ped tq,, Omaha this fall. Fifteen
thousand' head have been bought in
Malheur county for shipment V to . that
Umatilla and Morrow counties.
Henry ,JV71ite and 'Fred jjlillyvho
went 'ovef the'traif wi'tn 'one bunch,
containing T.fJOO headtherEBoett
Vher sheep drive from rUmatilla county,
have tMbined ho PandletoH.? The
drive was successfully made, and stop-
$tA at Laramie, Wyo., where 12,000
streepewere delivered jTOtrrelrasers.
fSheaes"E''. "Williams,
thenian mentioned as being arrested
for ' horee-stealing . by", the ' sherifi ol
Benton county was lin this city'5 fo"r
I'w
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Mr. Churchill, ormerly ChorchUl ft Taylor,
tarreyors ana civil engineers. Mt Vernon,
Washington, writes: ''Southern California
home tor iftanr years. wnencam
o amiotod au over wru)
irasm
her I
ad also
in my hack and a general feellnc
bx pcibk oan up. jur niusgrsniKM iim w
the elemehU air the time, and I found my.
- fclf Unfit for work.; HeadlM, en.'adyertise--lUMbOf
Hood'v MeanaPHist. aatd learning
. 1 . alaa that the nedlelna was eomDoanded In
y ; hliv: 3 Dty en State of Uaeeaohueette, f concluded
aa.mneb. imDrOTed that 1 am oat
HQoasiures
. i In an weather and traTd au
1 fatisma And area fiMino
1 1 feels bad su orer I s
( ruia.. ibnaa vureui
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with no
one thM
pod's Barsapav
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JTbis wonderful preparation is Purely Vegetable : compotux
from the prescription of the Official Physician to the Court of Sp
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Nervous Prostration, Creeping Paralysis, Weakness cai
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is remarkable for awakening organic actios throughout the system, and an
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nails, ckin, blood and gives vigeroua life to the unfortunate who has exhausted
his powers. Prepared im tablet form an packed in boxes convenient to carry
in the pocket. Each box contains 90 dotes or enough to last one month and is
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$5.00 if ordered at one time and a guarantee will be given that any case men
. tioned above that it does not core, the money will be refunded. As to our
financial standing we refer to any bank in this city. Sent charges prepaid to
any address in United States or Canada.. Pat up in plain wrapper with no
mark to distinguish what it is. Send for circulars and testimonials. Addera,
Vi X Stockton Street
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL., U. S. A
An able Brain and Nerve Specialist ean at any time be confidentially
consulted entirely free of charge, personally or by mall, at the above
address.
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some time, working at odd jobs, and
he leaves no enviable reputation be
hind him. -The item recently pub
lished in the Times-Mountaineer at
tracted the attention of some of our
citizens, and they were not surprised
that he was in the hands of the sheriff.
The worst storm known for years
was experienced up the North Santiam
Saturday. The , heavy rains swelled
the river to a torrent. It washed
away all the bridges on the river above
Laughead creek and imprisoned a
number of people on the south side of
the river, among whom were the school
teachers at Detroit and Berry. At
Niagara 450,000 feet of saw logs were
carried away. As the booms below at
Gates and Mill City were also carried
away, the logs were all lost. It is also
said that about 350,000 foot of logs
were lost at Gates. A work train
was sent up to repair the damages to
the track.
Ff
LOUIS D. VANDERVERE,
On of the best known business in on In Chicago;
i : repreeentatlTe of the great Bradttreet Oo. ;
headache, sleeplessness nervous
prostration.
Dr. Mil 3Tdieal C., XliAart, Ind.
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of the yenr beneficial results which have followed ,
the use of Da. I Jif BTOaTi Ncrvinc
in tbecaseoi mjletr and wife. For year I we
subject to a distressing pain at the hue of the
brain and upper portion of the spinal oord. I
.jsa. av mm aav lost flesh ana-wa greatly
CI J HK IJ troubled with sleeplessness.
Your Nervine was highly
recommended to aie. Hr cane had been so obeti .
nata that I had no efvjdence In the efficacy of
any medicine. Yet as aAast resort I consented to
give H atrial: Mnch to ny surprise, I experienced;
marked benefit; my sleeplessness disappeared;'
my headache waesunoved; my spirits ana general
frSTHOUSANDS
OAINSO TWKIrTV POUND.
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the pest
Au. mi occuneio
LCaRNJCO aiso wcll known physician
itio. ' My wife is taking the Merrine with.
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GREAT SPEAR HEAD CONT
AND
SAVE THE TAGS.
One Hundred and Seventy-Three Thousand Two Hundred and Fifty
$u73,250.0l
In valuable Presents to be Given Away In Returi
SPEAR HEAD TA-
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6,776 FINE IMPORTED FRENCH OPERA GLASSES, MOROCCO BODT,
BLACK ENAMEL TRIMMINOW, GUARANTEED ACHROMATIC...
23. 1 00 IMPORTED GERMAN BUCKHORN HANDLE, FOUR BLADED
POCKET KNIVES ..
1 1 6,600 ROLLED GOLD WATCH CHARM ROTARY TELESCOPE TOOTS
XV IU3
1 1 6.600 LARGE PICTURES (14x28 IncUrs) IN ELEVEN COLORS, for fnunlnf,
no advertising on them
261,030 PRIZE3, AMOUNTING TO S173.2C.
The above article will be distributed, by coanflea, among partle who Chew K
iusijuj xriug xooaoco, ana return to us uc .s a ius utsien uiereirom. m
We will distribute 22 of these prizes in this) eennty a follow! : ' ''
To THE PARTY sending us the greatest number of SPEARHEAD "- ' "'
TAGS from ttii county we will give. .1 GOLD W.
To the FIVE PARTIES sendine us the next trreatent nnmber of -
SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will give to each, 1 OPERA GLASS.... 8 OPERA OXmK
To the TWENTY PARTIES sending us tbe next greatest nnmber
of SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will erive to each 1 POCKET '
, . KNIFE 20 POCKET XS
To the ONE HUNDRED PARTIES sending us the next greatest '
nnmber of SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will erive to each 1
ROLLED GOLD WATCH CHARM TOOTH PICK 100 TOOTH T
To tbe ONE HUNDRED PARTIES sending us the next greatest
- nnmber of SPEAR HEAD TAGS, we will trive to each 1
, LARGE PICTURE IN ELEVEN COLORS .......100 PXOTI
T)tI Number of Prise for tbls County, 029,
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' CAUTION. No Tags will be received before January 1st, 1894, nor after Febrna;
lay, ejwn pacKage conutinius uuo must De msnea plainly witn name or Bender.
County, State, and Number of Tags in each package. AU charge on package m
prepaid. - .-
READ. SPEAR head possesses more qualities of Intrinsic value than in I
plug tobacco produced. It Is the sweetest, the toughest, tbe richest. 8PIAB laV
absolutely, positively and dUtlmetlvely different in flavor from any tbr plug o
Atrial will convince the most skeptical of this fact. It Is the larrest seller of anw si
shape and style on earth, which proves that it has caught the popular taste and pleasM
people. Try it, ana participate in tne contest tor prizes. Bee that a lint tad 1 on
iu cent piece oi cu-feAit julh.au you ony. nena in tne tags, no matter now asn
quantity. Very sincerely,
THE P. J. SORG COMPANY, MlDDLBTOW,
. A list of the people obtaining these prises In this county will be publlhd ti
ra iu., ImmMllaltlir .ftpf VlirnorT7 1r1. laQd. r . 1
DON'T SEND AMY TAGS BEFORE JANUARY I, 1894.
" 4 Soientlflo American
; F Agency forev
CAVEATS.
TRADB MARKS.
OEStOM PATENT8,
COPVRrOHTS. erteJ
' For hr?ormtloa nd free Handboek write to .
mcnn oo- aa bkojbwat.Iiw yobk
: Oldest bnreaa for aecarhia; patents in America.
'' Srarfftuat taken out by na I brought before
b. pohue by a nouee given free ot charge in the
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largest elreulatton of an
man should be without It. Weeklr.S3.00 a
Tears euuaix monio. auutcm uunn a vu,.
POBUsaw. 861 Broadway, tin York City.
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' P. M. JOHNSON, ; :
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
' "2 CORVALLl S, OR.
. aVDoes a general rractlce In all the eoarta Alse
rent for all the first-class iusunuic eoinpaniea 2:24
Main St., Op. Cameron' Store.. ,
A quiet room.' Good Book. Current Pa
per and 'Periodical." The public invited,
stranger especially welcome.
Per Order of W. C T. TJ. :
AaTTurniahed room (up stairs) to rent.
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FREE TRIAL.
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Faricocie, etc -Dr. DuMont's Nerve Pills win effee
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very worst khid and of longstanding have been re
stored, to perfect health. 16,000 testimonials from
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96.00, trial package sent securely sealed for 10 cents
oetee.v - Address Dr. B. DuMont, -
VMS, Halsted St., Ohicago, m.U. 8. A.
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cut business condacted for Medsrate Fee'
Our Ojic i opposite u. s. Patent o
and we can secure patent in less tlmeth
Mnnt. lVni. a.hln rrtnn
Send model, drawing or photo., with dl
tion. we aavise, u patentaoie or no vs.
ton
ehanre. Our fee not due till
A Pamphlet, "How to Obtal
names o factual clients In year State, cou
town, sent iree. i Auuress, ... ..- i kk
c.'a.snow&c
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