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15 GETS A WEEK.
ALBANY. OREGON SUNDAY MOROTIG. AUGUST 5. 188S
VOL.
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Julius Joseph
Manufacturer of Choice Cisrais
-AND DEALER, IX-
MPORTED
Plug unci Smoking Tobaccos Mfi'r
full line of Smokers' Article.
CALIFORNIA AND TROPICAL FRUITS.
Next door to Burkfcart & Keenev's Real Estate'Oif.oe, Albany O.gn
The Red
TEEDALE &
ard ware, Stoves, Ranges,
Pumps, iron pipe, rubber hose and plumbing goods. Sole agents for the
celebrated "Early Breakfast" cook stoves andranges, rad 'Taultiess" parlor
heating stoves. Albany, Oregon.
California, the Land of Discoveries
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Send for cicular-.) $tr Unit 3 far C)m2-.
HAVE- Vim..' A in the ntaJ
fecrttion "f mtieus or matter in the
nose or drop taek irehiml the pr.iate,
von trou;ied tv hii'.'.'r'L,'. s:-ittin. '.v
.J tote J1B
Mass i fcywj rw abiymshb
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ONLY
tjUANTEED
CURE TOT?
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CATARRH
liPirnnrnrnLr
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orroding sorts reve
the corrimtion within."
As every breath drawn into the lungs must pass over and become polluted by the reliev
.inns in thf natf.l rsu-.OM it muct ruftMrllu fr.'.lr.u 1 fiifcrri :1 I rt tl whole secre
g radually takes place, while the morbid matter tf t .s ta:.co c; ret- ill Bleep stem
into the stomach, enfeebles digestion, atd often jiedv.ffs djs-ptprif.. ire f rtl'j gr au-stee
ity, nervousness and consumption.
DO NOT PROCRASTINATE.
If you have experienced any of the abevesymptomsf do fnct oti:i , but'trv CALrpOBKi
Cat-R-Ccrk at once. We positively uarant etg a few applications relieve an(.ci ttorirtgh
treatment to nire. S;x months treatment for $1.00; sent by mail
8&ota Abie and Cai-U-Cnre. For sale by
mm 4 MASON.
BAMEDPT SALE!
-Of General
BARGAINS
14,000 GIVEN
In profits will beiven to cutomers;between;this dateandjJTar.iiary'.l,
at the store of
"Vlio isfcllint; an immense hankruplstock of general merchandise at cost
, Call and ree the jroods on his 5, 1U, 15, '.'() S and cent counters. His store is
jbeadqtiarter for tnr tmriruins.
jgHighest market price in cash or goods paid for country pro-
duce.
Children Cry for
AN
0 KEY WEST
schr.tim :nd
. Also. dealer
rsnar
in
Pipes, and
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y. Li.
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VhAXJ
(Successor to E. W. Langdon'
-DE ALBS IN-
Bmos, Paints, Oils,
Perfumery and toilet articles.,
also a full line of books and
stationery, periodicals, etc.
jgiT Prescriptions careful!;
compounded
IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE,
Albany Oregon
Front.
HOPKINS.
Tinware, Copperware,
I-A
EUTJEKA
of Califojnia T means "I
.'" Or.ly in that hind of
re Ithe orang cmo
rape nloom and ripen a attain
i heir holiest pert'eeti"ii in mk'-wiutcr,
.-.re the herbs and irmii fci'.iu! thai are
used in that piea.-ant lemedv tor all
threat and 'tin!.' troubles, Saxia Ar;k
Ithe rule of coughs.iasthma, and con
sumption. tOKliy Mason, of Al
bany Oregon, 'nave reen ay pointed
ansu.irjisl'fo hisvalhle California reni-
dv.
uKi sen it under;a guarantee at si
iohree for
J.1, do:.
FOR SALE BY
TV-
REGON
mux
pay
If
111 nrm ii
MckMJli.
i
wi.i-.-n i.cts t Ot pet bttti r'r Es'-e yon an excessive
r.t!al t'S's.trts which tit her cust le blown frr-m the
or Lr.w ktti or .-nulled backward to the throat': Are
afe and inflame-: eye.-, frequent sonnessof the throat,
r'ngmi.' or roan.':'' in the. ears, more, or
;lfcss impairment ot the hearing, l"sso
Ismell, memory impaird, duiiness i r
dizziness f if the head, dryness or heat of
Have you a hackinjr cough? Have you
d;s;ep-ia'.' Is your breath foul? Ik so
vot: mave thr ( ATABRii. Some have al
ithese symptoms, others onlv a part.
iThe leading symptom of ordinary ca
tarrh is increased secretion of mucus of
(yellow or greenish colored matter.
-
Foul breath is caused by the dc-corr
posing secretions exuded from festering
ulcers far Dack in the head; ometimes
the membrane covering the bones is
eaten away and the bones themselves
gradually decay. Such cases ar in
deedJobjects offjqty, as stench from
VI
lbany. Oregon
Herdnaclise -
Pitcher's fcastoria. J1
AWAY
'The Ato Bakery ! rtf)Mli f
MM Dl Uo. Ml
WHO KEEP K
A full line
f-rov'tion
of choice
Cannea rmeapples,
Choice TaWe Delicacies
Ornamented cakes for
Wedanttts and Parties.
Salmon bellies,
kinds.
mackerel anil salt fis-h of all
FRESH BAKED BREAD
JbCvcrv X)av
est S. Pies.
Lit!
km
TEAS and COFFE
indies Nuts, Raisins
i
Jil
CANXErgviuODS, ETC
-ine best 'Soap in the market-
Roi Savon,
Le
A fine assortment cf domestic
and Imported Cigars
f'"At ..'chn Fox's old stand.
1-rick.
low Fl tin s
T. J. OVERMAN
AG KM FOR THE
LEADING BICYCLES.
4S"IIas on hand a line of new and second
and wheels. Send for t otal
HAVING SOLD AN INTEREST IN MY
harness business to 1 . J. Overman, I am
desirous of collecting all my outstanding
notes and accounts. All persons knowing
themselves indebted to me will please call
and settle
The business will be continued as usual at
the same please. E. L THOMPSON.
Albany, Feb. 22.
WOOL! I WILLARD
LIVE-
IN A
Live Twi.
This is what Albany is at present.
and in order to keep pace with the
.ivel7 turns in tins city, they
nave enianrea ineir store ana stock so
that they now have the most complete
and desirable line of furniture in the
valley. Their double salesrooms in Fro
nian's Mock are tilled with an elesrant
assortment of new furniture, consist.
injr of lounires in new patterns, line
srold picture frames, willow chairs
easy rockers, marble tables, brackets.
etc., etc. An examination of the stock
win snow mis to ue true in every re
spect.
TIniYersity of Oregon !
"EUGENE CITY
Next session be
Septcmiitr, ISsS.
Kins on Monday
, the i;
th of
rrec sc!;vi arMnps troni every emintv in the
s-ate. App.v to your county superintendent.
Four eoi.-ses: Classical. Scientific, Literarv
ri, d a xhort Knsrlts'-i course in which there is
no l.'i'ni. Gnc-k. French or German. The
-;i is pre-emun nt:y a liu-itiess Course.
:it ilifucs or other iiib-rination, address
W. JOHNSON, President.
r
family" grocer es ami JjO jX j
Villi v
ffi. Safeties.
uruitureDealers
Absolutely Pure.
This powder never vanes. A marvel
of purity ,strength and wholesomeness.
More economical than the ordinary
kinds, and cannot be sold in competi
tion with multitude of low test,-short
weight alum ot phosphate powders.
Sold only in cuts. Royal Bakin 'ow
der Co., 1W Wall St.. N. Y.
ATTORNEYS.
DK. N. BLACKBURN, ATTORNEY AT
. Law, Albany, Oregon. - Office in Odd
bellow's Temple. A'ill practice in all courts
of the state, and give special attention to all
business.
w(
OLVERTON CHARLES E. ATTORNEY
at Law, Albanv, Or. OmVe in rooms 13
and 14,t Foster's Block, over L. E. Blain'6
stor .
T K. WEATHOKFOIiP,
ATTORNEY 'AT
J . law, Albany, Oregon. Office
in "Odd
Fellow's Temple. Will practice in all. the
courts of thestate, and give special attention
to all business
riiYsiciAs.
G1 W. if ASTON,
T, peon, Albany,
PHYSICIAN
Oregon.
AND fcUR
M.'ge,
ELLIS, PHYSICIAN
AND SL'Rr
eon, Albai.y, Oregon.
ri C. KELLY
PHYSICIAN AND fcl'R-
J. aeon All
any, Oregon, ofliee over Grad
Oliiee hours, from is a. m. to 4
wold's store.
r. m.
REVERE HOUSE, ALBANY, OR. CHAS.
Bfeiffer, Prop. Only first .-eelasa bottle
in the city. Large sample rooms for com
mercial men. No Chinamen employed in the
kitchen. General stage office for Corvallis.
MRS M.E. McCOY, M. D.!IOMEOPA 1 HIC
physician, office a.id residence corner "f
First and liakcr streets, Albany, Or. Chronic
I'ii.-.ises ,i pe.:in:ty. ':r 3D"..itio;i free. Of
He - Vinurs: !(I'hV!a. f .1111 '2 to 5 ?. M.
I)
, i. i, ;,l iKWAV, VETERINARY'SUR.
L'eon, Albanv, t'regm. - Graduate of tltrf
man and Amcrii-i:n coll ges.
M'AI.ISTKK .V IVOOl'WAlD, !
sicians and MirgiMis,
lO.MKOI'ATIIlC 1IIT-
ot'Stetries treat-
merit ot n:roi:ic:
chiliireii a specialty
tended to dav or ni
b!"c!.
(li
ees ot women :.!
All calls prcmptix at
htj Office in the Flinn
HEWER I'. PRACTICAL WATCH.MAKE
. and jeweler, Aibaiy, Oregon,
Masnolia Flour.
T'
ercd to any part, of the citv, for SI. 10 per
sack. J OHj; A CRAWFORD.
nlSodtf
L;:nl Snrv'y in.
I Parties hksirixg slrvkvixo honk can on.
tain accurate and prompt work by callitnr
upon ex-county surveyor T. T. Fisher. lie
has complete copies of field notes and town
ship plats, and is prepared to do survevmji in
any part of Linn countr. Postoffice address,
Millers station, Linn rouuty. Oregon.
Portrait
Photographer
IStudio corner of Second and Ferry
PALACE
MEAT MARKET
James V. PiPE.Prop.
First Street .... Albany
The best variety of choice beef.veal.mutton,
pork sausage, etcinjthe city kepttconstantly
n hand.)
' Cash paid for all kind
ock."SJ
OF ALBANY, OREGON.
president, Lr. Flinn.
VICE-PRESIDENT S. E. YOUng,
cashier. G.E.Chamberlain,
mRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
X BUSINESS. Accounts kept Bubject to
check. Sifjhc Exchange and Telegraphic
Transfer sola on New York, Ghieairo, San
Francisco and Portland, Oregon. Collections
made on favorable terms.
S. E. You L. Fuss
L. E. ttl.AIV W. E. TURRELL
Geo. E. Cuambrrlain.
Smoke Estrellas.
SUCCESSORS TO HENRY SUSENSJ
House and Carriage Painters, -Dec
rat or s and Paper llansei
Piano varnishing a specialty.
All work promptly attended to.
C'ountrv work solicited.
WANTED.
We w'f!l pay 40 cents per roll for
lioicee shippin:: butter.
Thompson eV: Waters.
Fresh butter at Kenton's.
Geo.Vassa
o&Co
GENERAL NEWS.
A New Means of Telenraplnng
to be Patented
HKE.tT ClIMIS NAN EA.
Iadian Raid Kore Floods Suiciding Judge
William and the Sultan East
ern Hews Items.
The Herald's Special Dispatches.
Washington, Aug. 4. Prof1
Elisba Gray lias obtained the
letters patent for an instrument
called tel-autograph, of signt'd ior
transmitting messages by wire by
sending in his own handwriting,
doing away with skilled operators.
This invention is based on the dis
covery of a new principle in con
trolling the electric current, where
by a pulsatory current is produced.
AIL previous attempts to transmit
handwriting have been based on
the use of a variable current.
NOTEDSft'IKtTSMAK DEAD.
.John' Robljtsoii.SthefYeteran? Show
taH, Dies at Claciunatn
Cincinnati, Aug. 4. John Rob
inson, the veteran showman, died
this morning, aged 80 years. He
has spent almost his whole life in
the management of circuses. He
has been superceded by his sons
for a few years past, who have
amassed large fortunes.
The Imdian Scare.
Washington, Aug:. 4. The fol
lowing telearram was received at
the war department this morning
from General Howard in reference
to the firing at the sub-agency near
San Carlos, Arizona : "ban trait
cisco The following lias just been
received from General Miles at
Fort Thomas: Everything is re
r-orted ouiet at the porter's. The
firing was anions the Indians and
not intended to disturb any one at
tne suiD-.igeney.
More Bodies Recovered.
New York, Aug. 4. Three more
bodies have been found in the
burned tenement district one wo
man and two men. Ihe remains
were unrecognizable. Shortly af
ter noon another leaa houv was
discovered in the building, that of
a man, but it was uurecognizable
Among the bodies recognized at
the morgue to-day was that of Jen
ny Marks, a tailoress.
;:rrett Seriously lit.
New York, Aujr. 4. A Roch-
field special savs that Robert Gar
rett, ex-president of the Raltimon
ik Ohio road, has suffered a re
lapse of his old nervous trouble
and has gone to his residence nea
Baltimore. It is believed that a
long term of complete rest will be
be necessary to fully restore him.
The Sultan t ongialiilaie William.
Constantinople, Aug. 4. Mun
rie Pacha, Turkish envoy to ier
lin. has i resented the sultan's con
gratulations to emperor William on
nis accession to the throne, lie
took to the emperor an autograph
letter and a gold case set with bril
liants and containing a smoking
set.
Daraase frni Floods.
St. Petersburg , Aug. 4. The
. . . . i , J, i .
river v istuia nas overnoweu us
banks and it inundated the coun
try around Minsk.
Many Iubibitnmts Hrwned;
Prague, Aug. 4. The river
Molthan continues to rise. The
villages on its banks are sub
merged and many inhabitants have
been drowned.
A Judge Smleldes.
Worcester, (Miss.), Aug. 4.
Hon. Adam Thayer, judge of
probate for this countv, and a well
known politician, committed sui
cide to-day by cutting his throat
with a razor. Temporary insanity
is supposed to be the cause.
A Serious tlooW.
London, Aug. 4. The St, James
Gazette's correspondent at Berlin
says that in political circles the
alliance between France and Italy
is regarded to be of the most seri
ous character.
WeekiiBaktatement.
New Y'ork, Aug. 4 Reserre
decrease, $385,810. The banks
now hold $20,950,375 in excess of
the 25.per cent. rule.
Queer tireunds for a Divorce.
The ban Francisco Alta says:
An old bachelor in Oakland, be
ing well conditioned, wedded.
After a week he and his wife
agreed to a divorce. They bad not
quarieled, but in his single days
he had kept bachelor's hall, and
still insists upon doing all the
housework, because he likes his
own way best. As the lady under
stood that part of the work to be
in her contract, she is determined
to dissoive a partnership which
oromises her a life of inactivity.
We believe that no divorce was
ever asked on such grounds be
fore.
On Iter Weridins Tour.
Hueband. I want rooms for
nivs'df and wife.
"Hotel Clerk -Suite?
Hustmnd Ot course she i?
perfectly lovely. The sweetest
'rirl in America.
litl. 1-OS.TAL ..EKYIt'E.
Us (outinual .rovili in All i'arts
of the Country.
Wnsiiinyton Star.
It is estimated at the Postoffice
Department that the deficiency in
the revenues ot the postal service
of tbe fiscal year iust closed will
be about 4,000,000. Last year
the deficiency was something over
$5,300,000. Owing to the cheap
rates of postage, especially for
newspapers, the bulk oi mail mat
ter has increased at such a rate that
the cost of the service ha
immensely.
yrowa
ihe force of employes,espeiiauy
in t-lar:-erHxi zapud.,.J.gl.
hatjuls the quantity of matter that
daily comes pouring in . In some
nstances the newspapers are not
sent to the postoffice at all, but are
weighed, and stamped at the omce
of publication by some one au
thorized to do the work, and the
bags are sent directly to the rail
road depots. If this were not
done it is stated that some of tbe
large postoffices would be over
whelmed, and that it would be im
possible to handle all the matter
with any dispatch or accuracy.
It is thought by the Postoffice
officials that the statistics for
the year just ended will show a
large increase in the number of
letters mailed. At present Eng
land is the greatest letter-writing
nation in the world. The annual
ratio of increase in this class 1
mail matter is much greater in this
country than in England, and, if
the present rate continue.), in a tew
years the United States wili stand
at the head as writing more letters
per capita than any other nation
The bulk cf mail matter, or the
number of pieces handled by the
liniteo. States Postal Service, is now
greater than any other country,
but tins is mainly due to the ex
tensive circulation ot the news
papers. !
The Boston Boy at School.
One boy was asked to define i
common and proper noun. H
wrote :
"William is a proper noun and
Billy is a common noun ."
Another was told to write what
he had learned in physiology. lie
did thus:
"The body is composed of three
parts the head, the trunk acd the
abdomen. The head contains the
brains, if you have any. The
abdomen contains the vowels a, e,i,
o and u, ami sometimes w and y."
The trunk contains the heart and
lungs.''
What in the world the last
bright bov wa- 'thinking of his
eacher mav have been able to puz
zle out, 'rat
pivbal
ly no one else
however was
can. The
actual.
answer,
The rich man cannot enter the
kingdom of Heaven, but he can
have a thundering good time at the
seashore. Lincoln Journal.
Helping the Right !ilo.
To help the right side is not only
coiumend:il)le in a general p) it of
view, hut is judicious ;ind prudent
when tiiat help is enMstvd in behalf of
the right side, of tbe bodv, just over
the lower ribs in the i egiou of the
liver. The most efiicient help is af
forded by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
an antt-billious medicine of incompar
able efficacy. Inaction of the liver is
accompanied by constipation, sick
headache, furred tongue, nausea,
occasional vertigo, an unpleasant
hreath, yellowness of the skin and
ball of the eye. The author of these,
symptoms, liver comolaint, routed by
the Bitters is accompanied by them in
its flight. Fever and ague, 'which al
ways involves tne liver, dysnepsia,
rhenmutisnr debility and kidney
troubles are all maladies to the early
relief and final care of which this
standard medicine is adapted. Don't
use it by fits and starts, but system
atically, that its eflee may result in a
perfect restoration of health.
Bridal rnderwear Rented Out.
New York Sun.
A matrimonial discovery on the
East Side is that of a store kept by
a woman who as "a feature of her
business in ladies' underwear rents
out the linen portion of bridal out
fits. Site enables a girl of moder
ate resources to go on a tour or to
spend the honeymoon in town
happ5r in the wearing of those
portions of a trousseau as elegant
as might content a Fifth-avenue
belle. Fine textures, elaborate
embroidery and all the whimsical
frills known to lingerie are at her
command on rental. At an outlay
of $5 or $6 she can buy a month's
use of these beautiful and soul
satisfving garments. The pro
prietor said that she was doing
very well in that line. She had in
stock a dozen outfits as cheap as
$2 to as dear as $10 per month, and
most of the time thev were bireu
out. She altered them to fit her
customers and freshened them by
new embellishments as fast as they
showed wear.
The Ciiuse.
Gszzam. Hello. ClunsoyoU are
fao-ged out. What's the matter?
Chmso Oh, nothingl A week's
rest will set me up. Just back
trom my vaction.
Mclaughlin. Piaelieal Tailoring'
Summer and full suits, and pants in
-v.y style a speciality. Cleaning and
re::i'r' .g promptly Attended to.
.''.iin sired, Albany, Oregon.
WHAT SHALL THE TARIFF BE.
Cutting the tax from the sheep's white wool
Cutting- the tax from the iilken snoo.,
Cm t. the tax from tiie cotton hose,
Cutt:ng tne tax from Ensiish clothes;
What shall tin tariff be'r
Oh, what shall the tariff be:
Lopping it off from the farmer's flax,
Lopping it oft from the eutlei's ax,
Loppint, it off from the weaver's web,
Lwppintr it off from the skinner's thread;
"Whatshail tlie tariti lie?
Oh, what shall the tariff be?
Paying: England for boots and shoes,
Paying England f r all that we use,
Starving our labor and shutting, our mills,
Killing ourcominere with free trade bills;
What shall tiie tariff bet
Oh, what shall the u.rilf be?
Host on Traveler.
BT THB SEA.
prririraamasiJp dashing,
Aions the snore thry re splashing
With ceaseless rhythmic crashing,
And they tav,
"Let us sprav."
The holr forks are raising
Their tents for pious praising:
For sinners they'll be chasing,
And they say,
"Let us pray."
Dowu by the briny waters
The hustling hotei snorters
Are fixing summer quarters
And tney say,
"Let ug prey."
HinoKO I s DKU T,
The best way to kill a falsehood
is to iet it lie.
Some discerning scientist has
discovered that an editor seldom
refuses to puff a good cigar.
A young horse always goes fast
er after being broken. It's the
same with a ten-dollar hili.
In a commercial sense dollars
make pounds, but in the prize-rina:
pounds make dollars.
Some people object to laying
up treasures in heaven for fear that
they will never be in position to
prove property.
Ladies' dresses can now be made
of paper, but one must feei cheap
in paper covers. It is better to be
bound in muslin.
At a summer resort: Bella O,
dear. What are v. e to do to-day
without, a man on the grounds?
Caiiic Let's get a boat and row
around the buoy.
Ed Do you love me, Lena
Lena I think so. I dream of you
every night. Ed What is your
dream Lena? Lena I see you in
Tiffany "s: looking at diamond
rings.
Mr. Talmage is of opinion that
woman should be a ik wed to whis
tle if she wuuic'o to.' Good : but
suppose she be disposed to wet
that whistle. Tnerc's the rub.
Old lady (stopping open street
car) Ye don't allow no smocking
on this car, do je? Conductor
Certainly, madam: take one. of the
jack scats. Step lively, please.
Iu the Sunday-school: Teacher
What did Pharaoh do? Smail
boy (.mpetuously) I know. It
busted pa all to sticks last night.
I heard him tell Mr. Jones 0.
A new song is called "My
Mother's Hand." We suspect it is
a sequel to "Mamma's Slipper,"'
and when introduced anions- the
children "there is music in the
heir."
"Well, young man," said a
sporting-goods dealer, "what can
we do for you?" "Have you anr
books on baseball"" "Yes" "Gi'
me the'Rise and Fall of the Roman
Umpire."
The man who make an invest
ment for the uurpose of getting
something for nothing generally
succeeds in gettiug something. In
addition to getting leit he usually
gets a little experience.
"Interested in gerealogy?" he
asked the St. Lonis young lady at
the garden party, "I was," she
said. "How far back did you go?"
"Oh, until I found pa's uncle had
lien hanged for horse
stealing.
A Mississippi woman fell into a
millponu, and when she was res
cued a ten-pound catfish was en
tangled in her wire bustle. Her
husoand wanted to set her again,
but she would not consent.
If Germany, Russia, France or
any other power wants a war, why
don't they walk up to tbe captain's
office and plank down their money ?
This growling around like a lot of
tomcats is tiresome to outsiders.
Woman(to tramp) You are a
young man to be a piofessional
tramp. Tramp Yes, madam ; but
I was a bright child, I
began
drinking beer before I was 7
The girls of Indianapolis are
generally kissiag Benjamin Harri
son, and old General W. T. Sher
man is ever in the Union Club,
singing; "Backward, turn back
ward, O Time in your flight,Make
me a candidate, just for to-night."
New Orleans Picayune.
Cold Prize Shirt.
The best white-shirt in the market
at W. F. Head's; and don't forget that
he proposes to give away a fine gold
wctch with them. Call and investi
gate if you ried a good shirt.
Well Boring.
F.. B. Davidson has sent for a ma
chine for boring wells, and in a lew
days will be ready to here wells any
wbre in the eity,irom two to fourteeu
inches in diameter, any depth.
Detroit Free Press four months
for 25 cents. Subscriptions for all
! the leading newspapers and maga
zines reeeiyei by F. L. Kenton.
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