IPS!
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
r,EANsES the System
EFFECTUALLY
OVERCOMES lrriJ I
i umu PERMANENTLY
,T5BtHEr,c,IEfFECTS
Buy THE GENUINE MANT'D By
(AUlvRNIA pG rSVRVPS
fCHSAUEYimCKUGSiSTS PCKt 50i flRWttlt.
Ailvcrtlxort Letter.
Following is the list of lettera remain
ing in the postofiiee lit The Dalles un
called for January 20, 1900. Persons
calling for the same- will give date on
which they were advertised:
GCNTI.CJIKN.
Alihett, Ernest
Alarv, Koek
Brink, T J
Brocks, LT
Chnrclimnn, W P.
Campbell Bros.
Foster, Jasper T
Gilee, Lawrence
Jonee, Clyde
Kellur, Joe
Lawson, Win
Miller, J G
Martin, Vick
liichards, S E
IMiinson Bros
Alexander
Ahnett, M
Herbert
Brock, C M
Calard, J
Chezik, Fred & J
Chapman, E D
Fmlajsoii, Murdo
Garwood, L D
Johnson, Geo H
LArcuna, .losep
Lynch, Willie
Mucer.L II
Parsons, Morris
Eohisnn, Joseph
Tee, Geo B
LADIES.
Crawford, Mrs B I
Tronk, Jefsia
I'otte. (.Jraue
Cosjier, Mrs Ora
Tlli?nn, Mrs .Mnry
IliL'liHinith, Efiiu
Uan-ui, Flora
Mnliitic, May
Roifeip, Mabel
Wilkins, Agnes9
H.
Collins, Mrs Mary
Dantry, Dizzie
Garwood, Nellie
Harris, Mrs J E
Hathorne, Emma
PiViffer. Mrs J S
Shaw, Eliza
II. Riddell, P. M.
BUSINESS LOCALS.
Feed rye for sale at the Wasco Ware
house, tf
Clark & Falk are never closed Sunday.
Don't forget this.
Clark & Falk's drug stock is new
fresh mid complete.
Clarke & Falk have on sale a full line
of paint and artist's brushes.
Use Clarke & Falk's quinine hair tonic
to keep dnndruff from thejiiend.
You will not have boils if. vou take
Clarke d: Falk's sure cure for boils.
Ash your grocer for Clarke & Falk's
puro concentrated flavoring cstracts.
Floral lotion will cure wind chapping
and sunburn. Manufactured bv Clarke
&. Fnlfc.
Latest tiiinu in cameras are Itn
proved Magazine cyclones at Donnell's
drug store.
Fresh cracked Nebraska corn at the
Wasco warehouse. Finest kind of
cbickfn feed. mcli23-tf
Clarke & Falk haye received a carload
of the celebrated James E. Patton
tnctly pure liquid paints.
The modern and most effective cure
for constipation and all liver troubles
the famous little pills known as DeWitt's
Little Early Risers.
Lewis Dennis, Balem, Ind., says,
"Kodol Djnpepsia Cure did me more
good thnn anything I ever took." It
digests what you eat and can not help
wiu cure dyspepsia and stomach trouble.
Size doesn't indicate quality. Beware
o! counterfeit and worthless salve offered
for DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve. De
Witt's Is theouly original. An infallible
cure for piles and all skin diseases.
G. H. Appleton, justice of peace,
Clarksburg, N. J., Hays, "DeWitt's
niiue liariy itisera are the best pills
made for constipation. We use no
others." Quickly cures all liver and
bowel troubles.
If you want pure and fresh drugs you
can buy them at the P. O. Pharmaev,
Clark & Falk, proprietors.
fc'ubacribe for The Chrunieje.
LOBSTERS RISE IN PRICE.
Thour Who Are Pnnil if llir Crn
tncennv Will Wive in lnj- More
Inr Thorn Tit In Vi'iir,
"This year people who arc fond of
eating loh.-ters will have to pay dearly
for tile privilege of indulging their ap
petites in such f-en food, for the reason
that the crustaceans nro scarcer now
than ever before," said n wholesale deni
er in fish in New York to the writer a
day or two ago. "Live lohs'i rs arc nt
present selling nt '20 cents per pouinl,
and as only comparatively unall catch-
, es are daily reported by the fishermen
of Stonington, l.loeU Island, and r thcr
' well-known lolistering grounds as far
east as l'ortlnnd. Me., the indiritions
are that a further advance of from live
to ten cents a pound may soon be looked
for.
"Ten years ago almost any iiunntity
of fine lobsters could have bean pur
chased in New York at the rate of five
1 cents a pound. The average sir.e of live
j lobsters that then (mine to market was
J 20 inches long, not count hip daws. The
i largest average now is not more thnn
half that length. There uned to be
plenty of 14-pound lobsters and I have
seen them weighing IS pounds. A lob
ster as large that would have to be :if)
years old at least. This shellfish grows
slowly, and at three years old is not
much bigger than a crawfish. A lobster
under five years old isn't fit for market.
I but thousands of such youngsters have
' to pass muster on our fish stalls nown-
days.
' "The present dearth of lobsters in
New England waters is largely due to
the enormous number of undersized
ones that have in the past been caught
and sold for ennnirg purposes in Mnine.
Millions of small sbelHUh thr.t should
have been allowed to develop and breed
were thus annually exterminated, and
the result lias been that the supply of
eatable lobsters has dwindled from ,'ID.
000,000 in 1SS0 to probably less than
5,000.000 in 1S09.
"The regulations concerning the cap
ture of lobsters in New England waters
are now as stringent as any game law.
"No lobsters are bring canned if:
Maine icr the rcns-jr iht the sh;"-t lo
ster law has lulled the hie-inrrs in thrt
state. The eanners do not find it profit
able to luiy lobsters nt the present hicli
rate, and they cannot purchase short
ones or shellfish weijjhintr less than ten
pounds.
"For the last four years energetic ef
forts bave been made by the United
States iish cd'.mnission to restore lob
sters to their former abundance by
planting millions of lobster fry from
Fisher's Island sound east along the
coast as lar as .Maine. Meantime the
chief supply of live lobsters comet- from
the Lntish provinces. The shellfish
are snipped here in steamers especially
fitted with wells that have a cimncitv
for
noitiing irom l.j.ooo to L'O.UOO lic
lobsters. These steamers touch at Bos
ton and New York, and from these two
cities the lobsters are shipped by whole
sale dealers all over the United States."
Washington Star.
TAKES MORPHINE IN PUBLIC.
How tlu Dciiluriililc Illlt ,rn Wash
ington lielle V.'ni Aprlilcnl
nll.v DKfincri'il,
"While I was in Washington last
month," said a C'hicngonn the other
night, "I taw something which fairly
gave me cold shivers. We were sitting
in the street car, and in the seat jurt hi'
sit'.e me sat one of the hnndr.omchi
vo-:i in r.U Washington, a tall, wtll
dcvelcpcd, well-groomed creature oi
perhup.i ::o, wilh larlt-rin::i'. d eyes and
bronze-tinted hair. 1 knew her for tin
widow of a man who was unmet hine- or
other in the state department under
the Cleveland administration, I believe.
I know she lives in n dainty apartment
in the newer nnrt of the mirth v.i. '
quarter. 'J here v.na a man with inr
on U.i car, a mere boy of it fellow, and
lie gazed at her with admiring eyes.
There wnu u hint of chilliness in the'tr,
and the woman shrugged htr hand
nrvivie shoulder.'!,
" 'My!' said she, 'I'm afrnid I'm tak
ing cold.'
" 'Crn't I get you something befon
we Hurt ?' asked the boy, anxiously.
"'Oh, no,' rhe unswend. 'I'll juM
take sonic quinine. J always carry it
with me a habit I learned' out in 'In
diana.' 'O.I,.. .. , .
j.ii- muiY 11 milled ll.llll'r irflTll IH1'
purse and ojiened it. She emptied 1 lit'
white powder it contained upon her
tongue.
it h an odd way to take quinine.
ihniit.- sue ham, with n smile. 'It'stlu
way they do out in Indiana. I don't
r.-.ind the taste nt nil.'
i neu me car start ed, and the empty
pupvr iiiiuiTwi into my lap. Just u lit
tie oi him while powder clung to it.
unite without any purpose whatever, I
rubbed my finger ngnlrnt the paper
and touched my fougtic with an in
finiteidiual quantity of the powder. The
woman turned and looked 'i',t me just
then, and as our eyes met she blushed.
It was an odd way, indeed, to take, not
quinine, but morphine." Chicago
Chronicle.
The Mud urn Mothur
Has found that her little ones are im
proved more by the pleasant Kyrup of
Figs, when in need of the laxative effect
of a Kentle remedy, than by nny other.
Children enjoy it and it beneflte them.
The true remedy, Syrup of Figs, is man-
nfnetured by the California Fie Syrup
Co. only. ' '
l'roi.oxalu for Itefnntlliia- WMnr Itnniln,
Ilnllc City OrrRon.
Sealed proposals will bo received by
the board of water commissioners of
Dalles City, Oregon, at said city until
8:110 o'clock p. in. of the day of Feb,,
1900, for twenty-live thousand dollars;
and twenty thousand dollars of refund
ing water bonds of said city, ms it is not
settled us to whether the total amount
of bonds will be frltf 000 or $'.'0,11(10) au
thority is extended to the said board to
issue refunding water bonds in the sum
of -f'Jo.OOO, but if found not to be neces
earv, the issue will lie for no more than
$20,000; and at a rate of interest not ex
ceeding four pur cent per annum pay
able twenty years from date of issue,
interest pnynule pemi-annuiiHv, piinci
pul and interest pavablu in gold coin of
the United States, at any city therein,
nt the option of the buyer.
The bonds mentioned will bo issued
tinder the provisions ot the several leg
islative acts of the state of Oregon, up.
proved Feb. 25, 1SS5, Feb. lit, 18S0, and
Feb. 14, 1S03, and in pursuance of an or
dinance adopted by the common council
of Dalles City, npproved January 21),
1900. The proposed refunding water
bonds are intended for the redemption
of outstanding water bonds in the sum
of $25,000; but in case the board of water
commissioners prefer, it will issue re
funding tionds for $20,000 only, therefore
bidders umv make nroposula for both
$25,000 and $20,000, and in the denomi
nation of $500 each.
No bid will be entertained for a rate
Icbs than par value of the bonds. Prem
iums and rate of interest will he taken
into consideration in passing on the
value of all bide.
Bidders must deposit with the presi
dent of tliu board a duly certified check
on some responsible bank equal to 2 per
cent of the uirount of bonds bid for, or
accompany his bid with cueli of such
amount as ill equal such per cent of
his hid, and such certified check mnde
payable to the president of the board of
water commissioners of Dulles City, Or.,
as liquidated damages in ease the bidder
shall fail or neglect to receive and pay
for, at the office of the city treasurer of
snid city, the bonds awarded to him on
his bid, on or before the first day of
March, U00.
Attention should bo given the fact
that the hoard will not issue and (.'impose
of more than $20,1'00 of such refuuiliiiu
bonds. unleSH it shall bo deemed neces
sary to do so, but otherwise, if th board
shall find that it is necessary to issue
bonds in the sum of $25,000, it will then
offer and issue the full sum, ($25,000).
The riuht to rnj ct any and all bids is
reserved by the said ' board of water
commissioners.
Bids should lie addressed ,to the presi
dent of said board, or to I he city record
er, Dalles City. Wasco conntv, Oregon,
and noted "Proposals for refunding'
water bonds.
By order of the Hoard of Water Com
mission, bv and Willi the consent of the
Common Council. This 25th day of
January, 1000.
T. J. SnuruKT,
1-S J President, of Hoard,
ArriCT: Nun H. G.vrr.s,
Recorder of Dalles City.
Wrltti "I.HUuilr.; " mi tlm Snw Lent.
In turning over the new leaf for 1000
has it occurred to you to try our work?
People who have, say it's all riyht.
Remember there is no charge connected
with our collection arid delivery system
Ring up Coudon 'phone Ml, or long
distance 002.
Dai.i.ks Laiwdhy Co.,
Cor. Third and Federal Sts.
"usli lu lour CtiKCI-.H.
All conntv warrants registered nrior
to April 1, 18W0, will be
paid at my
onice. Interest ceases after
8th,
11100.
C. L. PiiiLi.ti-s,
Conntv Treauurer.
I7iit:D. W.WII.f.ON,
i1 ATTOKM:y-AT LAW,
Tin: iiAi.i.i.H. ni'j-criv;
Olncc ovei Fhsit .S'ut. ll'iiis.
AXi JJJLIAl.r.va
CUUK I'Ol!
Is
Ely's Cream Bains
Lasy and pleasant to
us-. C'linlafiis no in
jurious lni".
jr tsqmcKiy altsorlted.
CilVC'B liclluf Ut (IIICI-.
It Otiurift nntl t!li,nri.ii
LULU 'fyHEAD
IIcalB and I Protects the Alcmbranc. Itcetores the
bUIltiefi Of Tfldtn find Kn'fll T u.. n - ...
ifiVii ! iVim'i' avle JU ccn'" y ma
v Ly BUOTUUltS, CO Warua BUeet, Kew Vork.
Administrator's Notice.
J!.."".,lor!,l.!.",eii ''hvIck been appointed tit
inliiltitriitcir of ttteeutito of Jtuiialiiin JhcUkoii, I
ilmusttl.uiiiloriind by v rttie of nn c.d.'r I
2 Z'l'l?, ..i"t.ul'a V.'. 11,0 i1:'"""- Umtt of tliu I
i .!. '." " i-ouiiiy on till) rhtl
Ss Jill ."s";'. ' iw''iii"tviii oiuiii;
" 1 - vw.nj am jiuiLtiy noil ctl Id ltru.
wilt tliowuno with the projKir vouclierh and tfulv
won I h it m , w,V,l' "S Hi. WU"1U
nix
Dated The Uullcs, Orcitou, Jan. i'k.'imjo.
'"' J0'"t Adnihiltitratiir,
Notice of Guardian's Sale,
Notice Ik liurclu tU--tm tu,tt o... i .
1 ,,rViiV. lm " " !K.. K'."trdla.i ,,f i
wu joiuau hiiu Jiary Jordan, rrluorH. will, from
and after t tu 17th day of Vcbim rv inlii 1 1 1 1 ..
Mia rlKht, title ana iifiwo. 1 f ' u8il$i m,ntd
Minor III and to tliu mintli l.nir ... Shi "'V lQ.
....... , n,u niniii, Alliuu JOIIlllII. Kil.
;iurtrof 'neotlon lh, township a north, range 3
eaKt, W. M., the time bi;liiB u tltroi-II thililti.r.
vitCMift t0""d 1U"d' f0r C"s1' 'Wft'
yated January IS, JW0.
lTt I f . r
J',u--ust Ouurilliiii
CATARRH '
Ar.r.lVK
Fl'OM.
Knst
.Mull
lt:l' p. in
Stilt 1 .iik , Denver. I t.
Worth. Uiiinliii, Kiui
fii (Illy, St. lillli",
ChlciiKO anil l'.nst.
I'll-t
Mnlt
y.,v p in
Siiiikatic
Wiilln Wnllii, fiiKikmic,!
iMllilii'iii()ll. St. I'tiltl,!
i)ii I u th, Milwaukee,
Ki'iikiilio
VI) or.
l;l!0n. til
Klycr
7:0j. m.
UlllCllEO mill l.MSl,
8 i'. ni.
I p. in,
FnoM rorvn.ANli.
Orcttn Sti'iuiiHhliis.
For Sim Friilinl'-eo
December .'!, 8, i:J, IS I
n ml 'Ja,
8 it. m.
I p, in.
Kx.Sunilii)
Kx.suiuliiy
Columhlii Uv. Sti'iimer.i,:
To Astoria hiiu Vny
Snturiliiy
lit i. m.
i .nmiings.
r n. ni.
Kx.Sumltiy
Willamette IttvEn. I -lino p. m.
Ori'Rtin City. Nowlit-rs, Ei.Huiulny
Hnlein it way Ijuid's.'
7 a. m,
Tues.Tliur,
unil hut.
Willamette anii Yam- :i:".n n. in.
hill Kiveiis. l.Moll.,Vli
Orcftna Olty, Daytim,! mid l'rl.
imu iiy-umuiiiRs.
fin. m. Willamette luvnr..
Tiii:.,Tliur, I'ortlaiiil tn Corvallls,
(.so p. m.
Mini. Wi (1
mid Sat.
anil Vy-1 jtinltiiKs
anil Frlilny
SNA KK JtlVEtl.
Ull'iirln tn Ixiwlbton.
I.KAVR
I.KVISTON
(hilly
S;:a. in
l.v Itlpa:iii
rtnhy
1:20 n. in.
I'lirik'K ileslritiK in en to IIciiiuht sliiiuM
take No. I, lt'iivlnir 'I lie Dulles nt 7.0,'i p. m
mr.klni,' direct niiiiit'cllinif nt lli'iipuur jiuietinii
Jtc'tirnliiK liiiikliigdlrectciiniiet'tion at Ileppuer
Jnni'tlim with No. l.arrlvlus at The Dalles at
'J:f ). in.
No. S2, thrmiKlit Irelitlit, east lieuud, duos not
carry passengers; arrives lh50 it. in., departu
3:10 a, in.
No. HI, Ideal Jrelitlit, carries ptiBUMtuers, etnl
liouud: arrives 1::!U p. in., (lvpitrtu h:I."i p. m.
Nit. Ill, west foimui! tlirouRh freiitlit, iIim not
carry piibseiiKerK; urrivcs S:lfi j in., depurts
v: p. in.
Jin. L'3, west hnuntl liK-nt trelclit, carrlch pas
ht'inturb; urrivcH 0:15 p. m ilepurtu 8::;0 a. m.
For full piirtlnaliir.s eall on O. II. it N. Co.V
t'Keiit Tliu IMlli'K, or udurcbs
W. II. liuiu.nintT,
(leu 1'as. AKt.. 1'ortlmiil. Or.
Complete
of
Drills
at
M. Z. DONNELL,
THE DRUGGIST.
PLEASE LOOK HERE.
WM. MICHELL,
THE DALLES, OREGON.
Rooms on Third Stroot,
One Block Back
of
French &Co.'s Bank.
PICTURES FRAMED.
ALL PRICES
AWAY DOWN.
aw 33s onv awoo
jyH' UEIHENUOUfFKH
Piiysiciau and Surgeon,
Bpeclal attention glveu to iurery.
oonu2Und8l, Tul.B Vogt Ulouk
nr.r.iHT I time sniKtt!i.K,
roll 1'IKIM IUI.I.KS.
and EiiilmliiiN
1
h
4
ft
ft
ft
ft
A iiui.i'IUJiuMiXJ.Ui.Lituji.Xttuiiiilii'ilLitllLUJitUt 'I'ltiUll'LUJUiUiJUJlUJJ'llJlHitUi tut 14 1 it, ii: U'
MiiitrtiTiiTirittftifiififTTrixfiiiititiVifiittifiiiiiitiiiriitiriTftifttvriiittifJ
1
..Doalor In.
Dry Goods, Clothing,
Gents' Furnishings.
llootn, Sliooh. IlatN, ( aph. Notions,
for W. U DoUKltt'i .litiL-.
AKt.
Teleplitilif No, H.
1:1 1 scemiil tit.,
tPhn Tlnllnn fin
i lib uaim, m, c
C. S. Smith,
TIIK
iJp-to-dateQroeer
Fresli Kj:i;h and Creamery
Uutter a specialty.
2d Street.
'Phone 270.
J, 9. SCUKMt,
11. M.
Heal ,
CuiMci
rrettldeut.
first National Bank.
THE DALLES - - OREGON
A General Bunking Buoineas transacted
uejiositB received, aubiect to Siirht
Draft or Cliccl;.
Collections made and proceeds promptly
remitted on dav of collection.
SiL'lit and Teiejjrapiiic Ksctmno nold or
New York, Kan Francisco auJ por(
land. 1)1 KKOTnww
u, i: iiioMi-tiow.
Ell. M. WIM.IAVH,
Jno. ii .ScHi-Ncit
r-.. a " - '" - '" - -
II. M. Bkau
a itiic.
11
PACKERS OF
PORKand BEEF
MANUFAUTUKKKaOK
Fine Lard and Sausages
Curers of BRAND
HAMS & BACON
JRIKD BEEF. ETC.
FRENCH & CO.,
BANKERS.
TKaNBACT a kkeiui.hankinu uukineb
Lettera of Credit ineued available in the
blKht Ekchance and Telwaphit
I rHimlun an). I r... XT r . . r"'v
7.:,"," " "it now I orK, UIllCHttO.
bt. Loula. faan J-ranciHuo, Portland Or
Kon. Seattle Wa8h ftd 'varioue poffi
In Oregon and WaHhinctoa.
omhKlr.Uladeat H" P0,UtB 0nfttV-
8TURDEVANT,
Dentist.
Olllco over Kronen & Co.' Hunk
C' Tl'K UALLKS, OltKOON
. r. McoBc
JOHN UAVIM
MOORE & GAVIN,
AlTOltNUVB AT LAW.
Wooiat 31) and 40, over U. 8. liad oillce.
Tne GoiumDie PacKino Co
mm
The
Chronicle,
Th
Dellen,
Op,
Job Printcfs.
I
NOT1CK.
A.1...I l...(,..o U..I.. ,.r !..! l.-l.i.
.ii null inn mi1 o cuii. ui j.vni i.niuii;,
Notice Ik heuby clveii that the tiiidcn!
, .1 .1. I erpncMiii, titltiiltilitrator of Hh" titaic
l.juuiA uiciiariiMiti, iicei'11-.e', in inirsuausi
an Hitler of the Honorable (Uitinty ( oitit tt
stnte of Oreittiti for Wnmi etmiily, diilyciS
and ctitertil on tin.1 Ith dnv of Jitirinrv. laui.i!
iroin aim aiier inn i.nn nny in i coriiary, it
tiriifi-iil liihflliil tirlviili- fcnli. fttr I'ltklt in h,-'
till nl the folloulii'f ilt'scrlbt-il ri-ul cslati' li.'kti
iid; to tliei Htate of Mtdd I.mIim A Jilciuititti
ili-ceiiMd, to wit:
Tlie nmtiiMt-Kt quarter of th KmilJnvi'itimi'
tel. and Miuth hall of the iinr'huut iiiiiutirrj
i-i I--,. '-..,- ittivt " in i"w iinwiii null i niiuui'
......... (I.I,,...,., rl'li ...... . r .1.., II iM.n..ii...i
. 1'iruu ill 1MIH-1.-1 oi iiinii iiitriiriiuiriv ii'iuhuvuh
. la'i. lei't wi'M o: tlie Miiillic.'tiil I'tiriicr ol
riiiiitiiiiii ill n' ill i ii ill 111111:11 11111 ii'i-ii iiji call
inu 11 :ii!iuii'iiL meridian 111 " nscn coiiiiijr,i
Ik"ii, ii ii' iiiiuiiiiii iiiuii' u inn 111 "iiu jinn uiir
ineiici! west ihi rods 11 (l I't. leei . 1 it'iireinis
oiic Hall mile, and tlieneu eatt M rtl naf,
leui 10 tuu iiiiicu 111 iK-Kiiinini;, Mireuudfxw
u.i.-u-iriiiii lour nun in iiiciitiiuhuu h luqiiicciu
1 in: iiiwii 01 ijkii, iriiieu 111m uern ncrtnn
Mild and cmiu-nih the tract uliavr ilrscrltolli
cliidlm; all of Kald UlcliHrilMin n AddlUnu tub
I'm' 1 'I i.l. .... I..I.I .in ..t.H ..I... 1. 1
I'uiuru 111 nil- ju'riiriin in j-it-iik lur i
ciintaliilm: I'll) ik'ii h, more or lu,
A ny perwiideiilrliiB iiforintitlnti with rrfnw
to Mil il 1 nil I'Muti.' Klmiilil cull on iiriiddri'Minri
.iinictlnii I'lty. (ireiton. or my nituriiv)a,
iv .iieiieitv, at 1 lie liullen, urvituu.
Dated tlilk lith day (if J iinuury, lMW.
.1. B. rUIttlt'h'aOK,
Adii lniiitnitiir of the Khtatuof l.iilln A. U
niilMMi, dtvftind.
DCIl'lt it MKKfKEt:.
Atttunejd for Adiululntrntor. iU$
SUMMONS.
in tiii; ciuftn'r 1:0cm' or the swn
ol Ori'Kon, lor tliu County of nsea
Ilelle Mclireevy, philutllt',
VK
1 hiiniuii McUrcuvy, itefeudtiitt.
To '1 hoiiian .McUtvuvy, ilelendiiiit
In the Nitineof lliuKtiilenf OreKoii,
hereby rcqiilnil tn appenr Hint 111 mht tlienn
pliiiul II led t-Kiilimt you 111 the nbe v i'BIH
Mil! i lililn ti n ln is from thudiin til llio mrrUs
of this MimiiiniiN upon vou, If H'lii'd itMi
till Cinniiv: nr if kunvtl nil'. In tiny olir
!,;i"'"tyiil Uil state, then within mtiity oJi
- from die dnlo of the cervh'c 01 thi-. (iiiiiimM
iipnn you, or II kervei
! mtvi'iI 11 nun von In litlMlMtfH
llieri nf, tlii'ii 011 nr lii'fuie the hiht dnv ol W
I time pri'M-rlbcd In the order for publican
I ti Hit. nn or before tlx week litnn die ot
the lii-t publh'iitliin heienf mid 11 MiufallMj
atiNUer. for want tliim-iif the 11I11111IIB .
'il'pt.v to the Unitt for the tellei puow M
In hci eoiiipialnt, tu-wlt, thill tlii'iniirrlawwj
triiet ii'iiv e.vlkilni,' belueon pluuiliil' ft
filldimt bu forever (llMilvel mid Knit
bu 11 win (It'll theexcliiKlvu eilhlody ol the inln
eblldieii 11I philiiilll'iihil defendant
'J hi Summoim it, nervel upon )ou byi'""
tlon Ibeiiiiif, purruiitit lo the onle of mill 15
cull Court, inado and entered nn the IDH'W
January, l'.Hl), leiiulrlliK the piibllciilliiiili
lor hlx eoiiM'i'iitho weeK, eoiiiini'lii'liiK J"W
-11. 1: II II I. I 111. Il.tfit ,il .lift I fkl .ll lllll'll llllll.
11 11 v'.'i k . '-. iv .1 uimoS.
Jan '.'0 5t AttorueyH for l'lidiiil
NOTJCK FOIi 1'UDI.ICATION.
(Isoluted Tract ) Ptihlic Lmiil Sale.
J.A.V1J Ol KICK AT'J'IIK I)Al.l.K1Oll'll'!'
Jail, H.Mft I 1
, Notice In hereby Klveu that In VU'mJ.
ln&triifiiiiiik t .1... ....... ,.,i.ji,nr nf the ftn
(mi lima uiiico, muh'i
.... .' .....in ,.lf. ..U
uy MHHum u. H.
till llllf llf fiitiir..t,u
e III ptnuui il to niter at public nultf ' WW'
(lay. the 171I1 (iy f Kehruuty next, at tli W
of lUii'elnek.ii, m.ntthlH nince.tbu W
tract of hmil, tn Hit , d
"hot l.Bee. Jlptud loU 1 mid S, Sie '-M, f.'"1 '
ll! K . IV M
..''''.."""r11. v'" i!
, .wHi.iuiMi inuu. inn iiiiii"' , " -ijitft
chiluihin thin olllcu oil or before tUi'M S
ileMKiiiitcd for theconiiiioiiouini'iit of ww w"
oinerwiiiu their 1 lililn will bu 101 liwi.
JAV I' I.UCAS, IteKlntiifi
JanlO-l OTIS 1'ATTKKBOX, KecelW-
.STEAM...
Wood Saw
Will run every dy except Sundy
Ktttea Keasonahle.
Telephone 201.
W. A. GATES, Prop.
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autiioilty wmcu in
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