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THE GRANT COUNTY HEWS.
January lo, ISOL
Curry in probubly the only coun
ty in the State tlitit 1ms only ono
saloon mill not n cliureli,
A gigantic conspiracy to Howl
tlic United States with counterfeit
nilvcr dollars lias beun iinenrtlied
in I'ittsliurgli, Pa. Nineteen per
sons nrc under arrest nnd 31100 in
spurious coins are in t lie liamU of
tfio police.
AVIiat'i in, a name, anyway?
Henry Cliristiauson, of Chicago,
was the name of a Christian ton
who choked his wife to death, and
on a Salibatli day, too. IIu after-
WirJs tut his own throat, which
was very sensible indeed it saved
someone else n disagreeable job.
The fatherly government of
"Russia has sentenced a woman ni
hilist, Sophie Oueiiborg, to be
hanged. She did not murder any
body, but it was thought she was
going to incite somebody to kill
tlio czar. Therefore because she
merely, perhaps, thought "kill"
she is to be hunged.
The dispute over the llehring
tea fisheries between the United
States and England grows more
serious. Indeed it looks as if we
might be couielled to patch up
the old navy and give the old
mother country another thrashing.
Germany also is liable to fool
mound Uncle Sam's Hulling hole
till she gets hurt.
The attention of our farmers is
culled to the fact that almost every
thing consumed here comes from
abroad, though nature intended
this favored section te produce a
great surplus of bicadsttilbi, fruit,
etc. A new cr.: is dawning, how
ever, and hefoic many bcitsons toll
around most of our food will be
) rod need at home.
Lawyers bury their mistakes in
the supreme court, physicians bury
theirs in the graveyard, but the
printers put theirs in the most
public places imaginable, where
every one can see und criticise
them. And, mistakes or no mis
takes, u printer has more criti
cisms passed on him . than any
other individual, Smart men who
profess to know exactly what
should be printed and what should
not, borrow their neighbor's paper
and turn themselves loose en
lightening the multitude.
An affecting story of destitution
comes over the telegraph from the
northern part of Kansas. Four
years ago John Clifton died and
left his widow with live children
to carry on the light. The year
after the crops failed and the poor
woman was obliged to sell her
stock, head after head, until there
wus none left. This year llnished
the light, and when the recent
blizzard came it found the house
with neither fuel nor food. The
house was four miles from the
nearest neighbor. Finally, no
signs of life lieing visible, neigh
bors broke open the door and found
the dead bodies of the woman and
three of her children, while the
other two were in the last agonies
of death. They had starved to
death. It seems hard that this
should happen in this country
where food is plentiful and neigh
bors are supposed to be kind.
With the commencement of the
year many of our exchanges are J
liroudlv suminiiiL' up the number
of new buildings that have been
erected in their town the past year.
The Nkwh regret a that it cannot
display a column of iigtires show
ing a million dollars spent for the
erection of new buildings in this
city. A Ins I Very few dollars
were blown into monuments to
mark the city's growth. An ad
dition was built to the blacksmith
shop. Numerous houses had now
roots and some had new paint.
Long Creek parties have a (lo.dly
antipathy against the town because
it has the court house, and they
swear by the Legislature tlio town
shall not survive. If they are the
menus of its death and are possess
ed of suflleieiit humanity they will
surely bring over a few shovels
mill ,.! tin. t ru.:at:..., i. ii.
B" . . " " "
ml. Then Urn spaces where the
new nouses woutu nave ueeu win
save them much shoveling and the
iitness of things will bo in their
favor.
ENTERTAINING CURRENCIES.
Tub rolcnoos of Wellington ro so
otlvo that around O'Oanoifsn and Laku
Choban, oast of tlio Cascades, In a rtlon
of changing lovol and almost continu
ous oarthquabos.
A tiwvki.kii with tho postago Stamp
mania acknowledges that ho has ylsltod
countries for no other purposo than to
got raro postago stamps to add to his
immonso collection, valued at thousands
of dollar.
A nkw sVotchlng apparatus for
cyclists has recently appcired In Kn
gland. Tho paper Is placed on a small
board In front of tho cyclist and tho
work can bo roughly contoured In about
half tho tltuo ordinarily required.
Tin: l'lma Indians, who IIto In
thatched liuUon tho banks of tho Illvr
(Ilia, In the. South Arltona mountains,
antedato tho whlto man In Amorlca by
many yoarn. They woro a flourishing
race 31K) years ago, whun tho Spaniard
camo among thorn.
Ci.kvkii thieves aro robbing Importers
of Havana cigars by plundering lhn
boxes In transit and substituting chips
and shaving for tint cigars. (.'aro Is
takun to roplaco tho original content)
with trash of exactly tlio weight of Hie
cigars, so that a tost by scales would
show no discrepancy.
Tucson Is one of tho oldest as well as
largest and lest-ktiown towns In Ari
zona. In fact, It Is so old that lln.ro Is
no record showing whon It w first sul
lied. When the llrst Spanish explorers
visited this country, about IMO, they
found an old Mexican village iberu, and
It was then said to have boon Inhabited
for crnlurle.
Tin: largest apple troo In New Kn
gland, and probably In tho world, l In
tho Northwestern part Of Cheshire,
Conn., standing In Mr. Doles llolchklss'
dooryard. Its ago can be trai'od by a
family tradition to one hundred and
forty years at least, and It may be ttvoti
ty or twenty-live years older. Its cir
cumference Is thirteen feet eight Inches.
A ntiiiiv uf a Urn at Saranhah was
rundered novel by '.he addition of thin
lllllo incident. A cat and sevoral small
kittens were huddled up for the night
la a rettatiraut, thu building adjoining
where tho lire was, and as soon us the
lire alarm rang the old cat, with moth
erly Instinct for thu protection uf her
kittens, carried them outside uf the
building.
HIBERNIAN HUMOR.
"Wkm.," said an Irish attorney, "If
It pluzo tlio court, If I am wrong In this,
I have another olnt that is uliiiaily
conclusive."
.M.viilsiUATi: "Were you prl lint wliln
tho assault twas comiiiltUsl on ye?"
Witness "May It plaze the eojrt, I had
lst got there."
"I ixi.N'r see the boll," said a hand
louiii woman at tho frontdoor of it bouse
to nu lrlshinaiishoveliiigco.il. "Faith,
uta'um, an' ye would, though, av ye worn
to look In tho glass."
Mil O'K.wmirv "And what did yer
brother think was the ralo cause uf Ills
death?" Mr. Dulfy "Me brother tit ver
knew the rale cause uf hlsdealh, ai no
'.iiiiict was lillJ on Mm."
lloss "I've lost my tlmo-book, I'nt,
ami I'll have to dupeud upon your hou
esty as to how many days you'tu put In
this mouth." Tat "Well, let mo see; I
think It do bo thirty-two, sir."
AN Irish editor recently wrote a oulo
glum In which this sentence occurred
"A great Irishman has passed away.
Ood grant that many as great, and who
shall as wisely love thulr country, may
follow him."
Tin: following aJvertlnoiuont lately
appeared In an Irish dally: "Wanted, a
gentli'iiian to undertake the sale or a
patent medicine, Tho advertiser guar
autees that It will bo prolltablu to thu
undertaker."
A 111011 Irishman offered an old sauce
pan for sale, llli children gathered
around him and lii(u!rod why ho parted
with It. "Ah, my Jewels," answerm! he,
"I would not be afthor parting with it
but for a little money to buy homethlng
to put In It."
l'. mi V is often poetically polite. On
picking up and returning a lady's para
sol, which had been blown out of her
hand, a gallant Irishman said: "Faith,
miss, an' If yo was as slhroiig as yer
handsome, bejabers, a hurrivauucouldu'l
have snatched It from ye."
I.AWVim "And you say that you do
not remombor ever purchasing a single
artlulo from the plalntllf?" Witness
(Irish lady) "Indado 01 do, and 01
iilver run an account with htm that Ol
did not pay cash; nlvur traded with him,
ulver enthered his sthore, nlver owed
li I in a olnt, and 01 have tho receipts In
me house to show it, too."
W I I 1 11. r MUlllkJIinULUi
In tho embroidery line there Is no de
sign so jHipular as the llou-de-lU. One
large linen house has been unable to
uiipply tho domand for lluu handker
chiefs embroidered with this dainty de
sign, T11 111: totally fashlonablo Just at pros
ent you must possess some piece of Jew
elry in the shape of a heart. Ileautlful
heart-shaped pins and rings aro shown
composed of a turtjuolso aurroundod by
pearli or diamonds.
A 1'itr.TTV addition to a dresslng-tablo
Is a cut-glass candelabra. These como
In pairs of two branches each, or one of
Cnn TUC rAcuinuini r-
llvu branches Is equally desirable. The
newest ones have gold and silver sock
ets for holding the candles.
Chuvsa.miu;mi!m lamps are all tho rage.
The prettiest aro of cut glass, suported
byijuitoa slender stem, and with thu
shadoof whlto or yellow silk, fringed
so as to resemble tho llower from which
they take tbi4r name.
Ox-ciiain bracelets aro tho nowest
things that society girls have chosen by
which to announce that they are fet
tered to a bold laddie. They can bo
made In gold, If one ho desire, but the
most approved ones aro of (.liver.
It was sure to come, In light of cer
tain events that Is, the dancing fad.
The (Kipularlty which tho wtrlouu for
eign dancers in New York havo achieved
and the evident deslro of tho public for
all descriptions of stage dancing has
brought It alout. '
THIS PAPER
may rx round a
lllo t liLu. 1
Uowux A Oal
lwipHT ArirnrtUlutf Ouruau (10 Sprud
krvC),vrtisn. Mirer, mm ill lfinl
5 NEW YOHK'
Of Interest to Ladies.
Wvlll4
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NEW TO -DAY.
QlTATIUN.
Ik t.il County coukt or tiik Hthtkov
t'RkOoN ion TIIK COUNTY 01' (lit INT.
In the Matter of the )
Esute of Mnrtin v Citation.
Giiudlach, Deceased. )
To Max OundUcli, Christians,
ilnrtutig, Marin Doerr, hirs of said
Kslalo, nnd ull others interested
therein.
drooling:
In thu uutiio of tho
Hluto of Oregon you nrn hereby cit'od
and ibuired to np-nr in tho Coun
ty court of thu State of Oregon for
thu county of (trniit at the court
room thoroof nt Canyon City in tho
aid county of Orsiit, .Stiito of Oro
gon, oij Tiiosday Ilia ltd dny of
March, A. D. 1891, at 10 o'clock in
thu forenoon of tuid day, then and
there to show cause if any tLro bo
why an order shall not be uiadn by
Htdd court fur tliu Halo of tlio rosl
iroiity of said Kstatu uccciiliug to
tho tirnyor of thu Adioinitdrutor of
tuiiil hatato by his million tilotl lierein.
Witness tile lluu. O. I. Hntoltino,
Juilfjo of the County court of tlio
8 nto of Orogou for Hi county of
Grant with tin nnnl of said court af
fixed 7th day of January, A. D. 18J1.
. , Attest:
J sin.. (Ir.o. Hiit:ni:n,
1 ' dork.
D'HSOLDTIO.N' NOTICK.
Public notice is lioroby given that
the firm of Smith & McCtillougli, do
ing business in Crook county, Vyo
uii (if;, and the Htato of Oregon, is
hereby dissolved by mutual consult
of tlio undersigned members of said
firm.
Tho Hnid dissolution is on tho fol
lowing tcruiH:
Tlio entire proporty of said firm is
delivurud lo nnd belongs to John J.
-McCullouli, and lie, tlio said Mc
Cullough, hurehy ussumos and nfrcoa
to piy all the Gnu dnbtH and is liare
by (j.ven full nutlioiity lo collect and
roceijit for nil accouiits nnd sums due
thu said firm, and tlio procoods of said
collect'ous is, unit shall Ira tho prop
erty of said McCulloui'h personally.
Tho sniil McCulluitii accept nnd
n;reo to e.u ry out tho miii con tract
ol suit! Thomas CI. Smith, betweou
Siindnnce, Wyoming, and Whito
wood, South Dnkotn, and ulso the
inn i 1 contract between Sundance am
Merino, Wyoming, on tho tonus
specified therein, and shall receive
nil paymoutH onrnod thereby ufter
Jununiy I, 18'J1.
Tho said 1 bourns G. Hmith i to pay
the oliiim of Homy A Smith natust
Haiti linn, in his individual capacity.
All other tlaiiim against said firm urn
assumed nnd shall bo paid by said Mc
Cullough as horcinboforo sot forth.
All xpross accounts duo said firm
ihiuuh thu Whitowootl, Spoarlish
and Sundance 8taf;o and Kxprosu
line, shall b the jiroperty nnd may
bo collected anil rccoiptod for by tho
said McCullough, nnd said McCal
Imi;h shall pay all clainiH owing by
said firm in suid express busiuoss.
In t slimony whereof we haMihcru
unto set our hands this '27th day of
December, 18V0. Tiioh. 0. Huitii,
John J. McCtu.ocau
In prostnee of
w
M. llAiiin. ;
T. S. NVUAN. J .
In tho County Ooiiit of tho Htato of
Oregon for Grant county.
Iu tho matter of tho Estate of 1
Cluirluj E. Heynolds deceased. J
Notice is hereby given to ull whom
it iniiy coucirn thut John Lauraucu
Administrator of tho nbovo naintd
Ettuto lins tiloil iu tho above entitled
court his Haul account as sjch ad
ministrator, and Monday thu 'Jd dav
of Murcli, A. D. 18!) I, at 10 o'clock
A. M., has lcen nppointo l by mid
court as tho time for homing of ob
jection! to i. ml let Icuiout of said
nccount
Dated lids 1 3 tit dm of Jnnuarv,
18D1.
-w- (to, SiiKiUta,
hf.u., County Clork of Giant co,
State of Oregon.
John I.Ai-nANCr, Administrutor.
l'.Mtlllhll Si Cozad,
Attorneys for Administrutor.
piNAL SKTTLKMBNT.
Iu the County Couit of tho Statu of
Oiegi n for Grant county.
In tho innttur of tho Ktuto of
Mary A. Wilson decmsod, j
Notice is horoby givon to all whom
it may cancel ii that John T. Hum
mack, lulininisirntor of tho nbovo
named oHtuto has filed iu tho above
entitled court Ins final account us
such administrator, and Moudav tho
Jud dny of March 18U1 nt 10 o'clock
A, M . of said day has Ix-cii upnoiiitoil
by said court us the time for hearing
of objections to and Huttlciuonlofaiiid
fiiul account.
Dated this Kith day of Jauunry,
18UI.
r-J- (l:n. Siikuikii,
hi: a i- County Clerk of Grant
-r"- county, Slate of Ougou.
John T. Hauwack,
AdmiiiiNtrutor.
THE BEST.
II, l I A to
lUailiattil, !imiiIm J l'ikJ
SEED ANNUAL
Ki 1DOI ,.IUu.llrJ FHtEl
Iu til i pliuu, J In Ul mhob'iI
ICUIIM. II ! Hfllfl !
i-ttrv imbM utlb bi(
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0. M. rCRRY . CO.
nrtAoiT. MICM.
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NEW TO DAY.
QlTATION.
In tiik County cot'itTor tiik Statc or
Oucoon rou Quant county.
In tho matter of thu Estate of
K. W. Aldrich, decoasod. J
To Jenuio Etilknrson, F. J.
Gngo and R. E. Aldrich, lititsut law
of E. W. Aldrich deceased nbovo
named.
Iu Hie Name of tho State of Oregon:
Vou and each of you are hsroby
cited to npienr in tho County court
of thu Stat of Oro(,'on for Grant
county at tho county court room in
Cunyoii City in said county on Hon
dny tho 'Id day of March 1891 at tho
hour of 10 o'clock A. M., tho tamo
being thu fust judicial dsy of the reg
ular March 181)1 term of taid court,
and thou and thoro show causoifany
you hav why nu order should not bo
made authorizing, empowering and
granting license to K, F, Aldrich ad
miuislmtor do bonis lion of said Es
tate, to sail the real property of naid
Estate, the humio Luiug situated iu thr
town of John Day City, Grunt coun
ty, Slate of Orogon, and being n jor
tion of tho NK of NW of Section
'.', Tp 13, S It 111, E. W. M., and
bounded as follows: Commencing
at tho South-east corner of tho lot
now owned by W, II . Johnston iu said
John Day city nnd running thonco
South to tho South lino of said NIC J
of NW of Section 20, Tp DJ, S It 31
E W M; thonco Wost to the West
line of said NK i NW of said Sec
tion 20; thonco Noitli on said lino to
a poir.t duo woHt of tho North-west
comer of said W.H. Johnson's snid
hd; theuco Eftst lo the North-west
corner of said W. 11. Johnson's lot;
theuco South to tho South-west cor.
nor of said W. H. Johnson's lot; nud
thenca Kast to theplacoof beginning.
Witness my hand nud the soal of
said County court u liicd this 13th
day of Jnniisry, A. I). 1891.
Gi:o. SiiKAittn,
rcai. I County Clork of Grant
r ' county, Kttto of Orogon.
I nuanoim -
I". MM 4
Wo have made arrangeinents to
olfer
JUDGE'S LIBRARY
-IN CO.NNIXTION WITH-
THE NEWS
In order to get new subscribers and
to induce old ones to pay up.
Wo therefore otfer to all subscrib
ers who pav their subscription even
to date and i'A for one year ahead,
a free copy of Judge's Library for
one year. Good inducements offer
ed to new subscribers.
Sample copies of "Judge'H Libra
ry" can be seen at this otliee.
Call uarlv and avoid the rush.
mam
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A. II A CHENE Y.
nUALUlt IN
General
Merchandise.
JOHN DAY CITY.
HaptanstallOart&Ca
Hl'CCKBSOUH TO
JtAPTOft'S TALL DART,
JOHN DAY, GRANT CO., OREGON.
Hav now rtivd the largeit and most compltte itock of new toodj in
Oraat Cuaty, wblb lit will ffr ht nU at prWu Ikal dify ettspttition
HIS QUEER PATIENT.
A J'hrlcln ll.Utu Ills .HInsolr Kipc
rlnr with a It'ouan ol faitiUti.
"My funniest patlont?" said tho doc
tor. "Voll, that question Is something
of a facer. You nowspaper follows do
ask tho queerest questions."
"Toll mo, Doc" urgod tho acrlbo.
"about the moit singular patient you
havoor ovor had, as tho caso may bo."
"I soo," said tho doctor, thoughtfully,
"you aro bound to stick to mo llko a
vatnplro until I toll you something,
so horo goes. A certain woman who
lives on West Kltty-sorontli streot has a
mania for ovory thing oxtraordlnary.
Kho Is what you would call a beautiful
woman, but I don't bollovosho hasoron
an apology for a soul. Whether her
husband roalltcs tho latter fact I do not
pretond to say, and If ho doe ho has too
much prldo to confoss It to tho world.
Well, this woman camo to me ono morn
ing with a Hltlo vlat and requostod mo
to Inject some of Its contents In both of
her arms and neck. Of courso I In
quired what tho liquid might bu. She
answerod:
" That's all right: I will give you fifty
dollars II jou will do IL'
" 'Hut, madam.' I protoitodj 'I am not
In tho habit of Injecting unknown fluids
Into tho human system.'
"'Oh, I know what It Is,' alio an
sworeJ, 'and, moreover, I don't want It
In my system nor In my veins. I sim
ply want It administered under the
skin.'
"I lookod at her a moment and won
dored, though sho did not look llko ono.
If she was a morphine Mend. She
aoemod to dlvlno my soml-susplclon and
said: 'No, it Is no kind of morphine
Hmell of It'
"Sho held tho llttlo vial In her own
hand to my nostrils, which Inhaled a
potent fragranco In which rose oil was
ropresonted. 'You see.' sho oxplalned,
'I have a friend who has Just returned
from Paris whero sho has seen this
thing successfully done. Come, hero
Is a flfty-dollar nolo. Do you refuse?'
"Now, you as a newspaper man
know tho valuo of fifty dollars and so
do I. It socuiod wlso for mo to say 'No,'
but 1 secured tho nocossary Instrument
and told nor I would comply with her
request at her own peril. 'All right,'
sho answered, and In five minutes I
had complolod my novel task. She had
an Idea, you know, that hor arms and
neck would exhale a dollclous perfume
and sho went away as happy as a two-days'-old
butterfly,
"In about a week sho camo back and
wanted mo to Inject somo more of the
potent essence In hor arms and neck.
On her right arm I noticed an In
llamed spot Just whom tho previous
Injection had boon made, and I told her
that It lookod as It an abscess was form
ing thorn.
"Never mind,' sho said, 'I want to
find out If thoro Is any thing in It.'
"Thon I firmly declined to pursuo the
oiiorluiont- Sho departed In a state of
wrath, and I have not seen hor from
thatday lo this. Sho was my funnlust
patient" N. Y. Tress.
CITY HOTEL
MAIN STIIKLT
Canyon City, Oheoon,
GHOTll $ THOMPSON
Proprietors.
Traveling mou will find this a
pleasant mid dosintblu place at
which to stop.
OlMi IIH U Cull
iiAKuu ciTv-
Baker Cit , Oregon.
A complrU hud iTUtit-al HualhrM fuur; tittl
Thuruuii
li NwujuI L'curee fur Itir trIitlii t
Jrrhcrt.
MuiUuU 4. ft it enter
I ftrit uiui
l.ipirirnrrj rnuet kUA llit aitiitlu.
Kur tttron sn1 mtfttutfUt tiJJri I'llOK. H. A.
llANKtilUi, 1'ilicii.ftl u( tlic Nuruul ilcrttnut.
uf Co i"up V II .HiUnry, l'rlmlt oMI.c t'otH
lit t ret l tisrvftrlinetit, lUkyr Vixy, Or,; cm.
MONEY
iikrf mi, hi.t "U, s4 U ikir
Mlu,ltitt,bt-ftitr Ms Amy
! Ik SM Llli ltt.
Vf furnish iffflklNf Wii)Ut S w risk 1 ! lri
fumf f tHiSMtl, s oil sstf tlM Ik k 1 kls !
lit If M ssr ts44 tfl( wsMHltlfttl w ! Ntskll,
tiiiff ( (iMf irvx, Vll i ft f satsti h stl ).
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HOLIDAY
ANNOUNCEM
.; flu Jjddirs:
Fur Gaps, capes and mitts; fine and
cheap dress goods; fine and cheap
facinators. The finest line of shoes
in Eastern Oregon.
I 'W (he JetfrfwiH!?:
; Elegant fur and wool caps; fine line
of winter overcoats. A neat busi
ness suit and a fine dress suit. Also
a full line of furnishing goods and
for the general trade. We offer you
such inducements in the grocery
line that we defy competition.
M.
Prairie 1i(y
MUJiOS" JONKS, I'llllST.
(IncorMiitiil. Paid up
MORROW COUNTY
Com mission and Forwarding . hjt'nls. Cash ad
vanced on xd Consignments lor ISUl- Wholesale,
Dealers in
Armour's racking' Ifousc Products.
Shipping direct from h'ansas Citi in ear lols we
are prepared lo famish interior merchants leith. Hants,
j Ha con and Lard, a I the lot re si trholesale pries, saring
shippers freight from Portland lo llcppner. We sell the
trade tin It.
M. C. L. & T. Co.
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Hutxftor to Ovfilt.Jt i Muhllt'-W.
im:ai.ku in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Canyon City - - - Oregon.
L'ni' n n 1 1 ii nn. li.iinil. ii "nil rixxni'l monl nt'
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Flo., Fie., Flo-, a I Ilea son a hie Prices.
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A Ijirgn AwKiitmuiit at Inmost, 1'iicsw. ( lood i Hold t Moilmek 1'iices. .
Tmdo of linint County ikiligiuxl, nnd Hsoclrd Jndiioineii( Qlfsrod.
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LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT IN EASTERN OR
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G EN Ell A L M
Canyon Cltv
11 V ' hare received and opened a tvell selecled stock
of Gents' Furnishing Goods, Hals, Pools, Shoes, Plan
kels, Quills, Hardware, Crockery, Glassware, Fie.
Also Fancy and Staple Groceries, Provisions and
a fall assortment of Pttlenl Medicines, Notions, Flo.
tW J'nblle PiiIi-oiiukc Solicited
lVLvll Ordoru Xi-oiiTi3tl- ilttonclocl to.
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STATIOA'F P )', POOh'S, SCHOOL SUPPLIFS,
SID'FP ,y. FAA"( )' UAHFS.
. . Cirocorios, Flour. Tobaccos, Ciyarn, mul iu' liuiulrcd and ono otlior
vark'lit's, clioaj) for catdi, at
The OldStund, Canyon City.
DURKHEIMER & BRO.
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Capital M-s l. J.'i.dUH.O'i )
LAND & TRUST GO.
T. E, FELL, HA'anacr.
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