i
OUR PRODUCT BUT THEIR
CREDIT.
The following from the New
York Sun shows that Oregon pro
daces a great deal of very fine
fruit, but California has been get
ting all the credit for some years
past. However, a change in busi
ness is being made:
"Oregon and Washington people
have lately started to boom their
state products for eastern con
sumption in a large way. They
are particularly anxious to sell
fruit in the east because there has
been a notable development in the
fruit-raising industry of their reg
ion of late years. They are mak
ing the novel claim that much of
California's reputation for fine
fruits has been made on Oregon
and Washington products. Great
quantities of fruits from these
states have been sold to California
buyers, and, it is alleged, shipped
east as California fruit. A recent
case offered in proof is the receipt
of an order by a Salem, Or., can
nery from a California fruit pack
ing house for 500 cases of canned
cherries, "to be shipped without la
bels." The inference is that the fruit
would be labeled as California pro
duct and sent east. Under the
now policy of booming their own
state the cannery managers de
clined to fill the order."
Sen. Paine is weeding out the
insane asylum. This is correct
The asylum is neither a poor farm
nor a reformatory.
Or.EGOX has had a great deal of
smoke this fall. But this is noth
ing compared with the political
smoke back in Ohio and Kentucky.
Parents, Don't Worry!
Paine's Celery Compound
Strengthens Nervous Child-
The different committees of the I
Portland exposition are very active,
and from all appearances the ex
position will be the best ever held.
ren
A diamond swindler attempted
operations in The Dalles a few
days since, and as a result now
languishes in the county jail. His
brilliancy was false.
IIakdin and Blackburn, of Ken
tucky, can plead precedent. Cleve
land himself ran for president and
spurned the platform, or construed
it to suit himself. Inter-Ocean.
The Nebraska democratic con
vention which roceutly met was
largely in favor of the free coin
ago of silver, The administration
elemont secoded and have decided
to hold a separuto convention. Of
courso they won't carry tho state,
but then they can test their
strength on tho financial question
and find out just whero tho party
stands. That's some consolation,
you know.
Jon Micmar., formerly editor
and proprietor of tho Tinies-Moim-taiueor,
of The Dalles, has di
KHod of that pnper to James I).
Doutliit, formerly of I'rinovillo.
And now this paper that has advo
cated ropulil ioHiiiniii hinco way
back in tho 00'h, will in the future
"wlioop'er up" for tho democracy.
It in roportod that Mr. Mioliell
will begin tho practico of law.
Atlanta will not permit the
bull flht, and Texan may yet ntop
tlio pri.o fight. However, the
Hrt can go ilowu to Kentucky
and witneHd tint oViuoenitie light.
It in getting to be a warmer con.
test every day, and before election,
will ba altnut M eiciting iih either
of the other content.
Mlt. Fitzsiv scons, who in lo carry
ou thnt tlolmtn with Mr. (Vrbctt,
linn been nnturalied, mid iit now
a full-fledged Am.'iieau citizen. It
will not do for him to nllow any
in nn to pull Inn lion now. That
might armwr-r for a Hritixli mibj.-ct,
but iiit for nn American.--Peoria
HrraM
Captain Pah. Wrnii, tho man
who attempted tho daiigeroim fent
of K'in down a log khuto nt t'.i-ur
d'Aleue, for the nkn .f fame, for.
tuno and notoriety, died recently
at SHikani. Thin in not mi uni'i.
wtiil fiid for a limn who attempt
notoriety by tuich fooliiiie.
llAlillV PltoWN, thrt roitiediMi
will known in Portland where ho
played for two noi I mi k in the
Nl'n, nn recently l.r.pti.ntliod ?J"i,.
by an abiuiiiig ..ni;ni .f
Cleveland, Ohio, f,.r having nit.
Imt Hon i.f rhronie ini-Uiuholni
Thin in wit wotth jLn'niitj;.
Ot f in KatiKM l'ity woiukii in
uinu for a divonn from her lni.
band l-watnm liceil!,s tier ' a jny."
Yt I if l Ln.1 call.nl her h, "liltl
bird" how li would 1ihv rl.irped.
The jr onrt put, hif iiinVi
all tin dii'ier. -t'.- t.Mbi;ry
Atari icao.
The twelfth man has at last
been secured, and now the Dur-
rant jury is complete, after more
than six weeks effort. The trial
will now doubtless proceed in reg
ular order.
It is reported that the Portland
Sun will again be revived after the
legal entanglements have been
straightened out. Better business
management in the future might
insure this paper of permanency.
As predicted in a recent issue of
the Gazette, Isaac Sterns was ac
quitted on the libel charge, after a
brief examination. Isaac had sim
ply told the truth, that's what
knocked the pegs from under the
chargo.
All right Kentucky, step right
up in front with the republican
column. The best whisky, the
finest blue grass farms, the fairest
women, and republican politics
make a quartet hard to bent. Inter-Ocean.
.y-Mv t&i5a Ml
hM eflM Ft
A , -"'w.r jet A if
Uev. J. 0. Head, the Portland
bank robber, has been releasod
from the asjlum as a perfectly
sane man. Yes, the whole thing
was a mistake. He should have
been committed to the ponitentiary
instead of the asylum.
Ilclic.ve the Editor.
Au t'KilmtiKO puts it this way: A law
yer in a court room may anil a mnn
liiir, scoundrel, villain or tbiuf, and no
one miit-en a complnint when oourt d
jonriiN. If a DPWHpHppr priutn auali a
n llcot ioti on a niuo'g olinrncter there i
n lihel Hiiil or n dead editor. Thin in
owiii to thn furl that the people believe
what nn editor nays; what the lawyer
myi cuts no flmre.
Tim ri'dulnr HiitiHOnplion price cif the
Heiui-Weekly (iuwtte in 8U.0II ami the
regular price of the W eekly OretfoniHD
in 91. rA Anyone eulixcriliinir for the
(lii.i lte mill pnyinu for one yenr in
n.lvHiice run et Uith the (luzclte and
Weekly Origin inn for All old nnl
Hcrili. r piiyinu their nulmcriiitionn fur
one year in udvnnee will tie eulitleil to
the BiiniH.
CiHcriT Coi iit. The rironil conrt
coiiTeiif.l thin tuiirninif and after formnl
mieiiinu the ttrunj jury wan rhuneo an
fnllown: Thomnn tjuniil, foreman;
Witlin Htewnrt. 1L 0. Hperry, NeU M
niieen, It. It. iMirnn, J. II. WyUnd and
VV. (I. McCHrty. Tim npeainl court
ollireri are; ('liiirli Jnhnmui, grand
jury linthlT; WhIi Itiubnrdnon, Kenrral
liuihlT mid T. W. Ayern, Jr., jury bailifT.
T. It. llownrl inakea a .HciHlly in
Uiplveti t.iokineu with all oeeded
nru. Ii, tieaide cnrrytiiij a general linn.
Hee tun new ad. f,
SUthena llri...('ily lintel harher nhop,
tilllKiiriul srllaU llmrniitiliwi .1......
hmiiMMiu.tf, He., dune ncieiititloally,
onum ni renin apieoe.
1 It. IIhII, ihn tnnnorinl artiat, pin
he ( .iiii.l nl lim pHrlum, Mntlork eoroer,
here hi mil ilipenM nl Ixipnlnr pru-d,
lre, xliHiiip n, liatrnutn, etc.
Judn Jmei A. Fen arrived from n.
.IK I. mi Ut efemntf, nociunpanietl liy J.
It ! mm. lneMirltiiii.grn.her. JiiiTge
Fee cunveiip.l c iiirt thin morning at 10
a. 111.
A. M. lUmeil. the II known, altcf
ley from The I'.illr wan a 'Menrfnf no
I .i I evening! tram. Mr. IUnni.t i (.ne
the ntturiiryn for the ih-femUlilS to
the rnllrniid rune.
The ralleraon Inh. Co., have nenred
thn nijency of the rteocrnt Ideyolea for
Mrmw nn. I llrant tsmntien, ami will
horlly hit .ma machiiim for anient
vefy iw flgiirrn. Flnmtiie a Crrneenl
twf.ire tiiiMnii. f.
W.LDOUCLAS
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rhi. Arfclni,,J A yj at oi t
Nervous exhaustion in children is wor
rying a great many fathers and mothera
these days.
While the hurry and bustle of modern
life is bringing a constantly increasing
strain upon grown men and women,
there certainly comes to light the start
ling fact of a growing tendency toward
nervounnesi among their ohildren.
As these boys and girlB, when older,
will enter a life of nervous strain fully
as exacting as that of today, it ie no won
der that parents view with dismay these
early signs of nervous weakness, and
anxiously seek some means of making
the young people strong and well strain.
The remedy is at band in every oity and
town in Amerioa.
It is the remedy first presoribed by that
greatest of all modern educators, Prof.
Edward E. Thelps, M. D., L. L. D., of
Dartmouth oollege. It is Faine's celery
compound, which Principal Camp, of
New Haven and President Cook, of the
National Teuobers' association, have bo
recently reoommended.
Couutlens parents today give their
ohildren Fume's oelery compound and
see them grow robust and vigorous day
by day bufore their eyes till they are
again restored to the perfeot health that
belongs to youth. Physioians every
where adviae the use of this greatest of
blood panders and nerve foods.
One of the danger eiguals of nervous
exhaustion among young people is the
lank of desire for food and the oaprioi
onsneHa of appetite. When their over
pressed nervous nyetemn have been
driven to the point of exhaustion, their
faces grow pal am! pinched, their spir
its decline, their bodic lone perceptibly
in weight and strength, they tied more
and more some active means of supply
ing the nervee and tisanes with better
nutrition, and the veins with better blood.
SVhen Paine's celery compound is given
to one of these exoitable, weak-nerved.
sallow, perhaps scrofulous young per
sons, the mother is often amazed at the
rapidity with which it restores the
strength, builds up the worn Bervons
tissues, and replaces the knguor of a
depleted nervous system by the elasticity
of youthful health.
Paine's celery oompound makes people
well not only worn-out, eDfeebled men
and women of mature uge, but young
persons whose slighter powers have been
overtaxed by excitement or immoderate
work without proper intervals for rest
and repair.
Paine's oelery compound baa played a
most important part in the lives of thou
sands of young people in every seotion
of this oountry. Many whose nervous
systems had been so stimulated as to un
fit them utterly for study, it has made
vigorous and strong enough to ably bear
the burden of coming years. It has en
ablod them to grow up vigorous men and
women, cnpiible of doing the part of ac
tive, strong men and women in the world.
Mr. James B. Welzal, writing from bis
ho me in New Berlin, Penn., says:
"Allow me to speak a few words in
praise of Faine's ooiery compound. My
younger sinti)r, whose picture I send you,
was fiubj 'Ot to nervous attacks, and, we
thought, to heart trouble. We tried
numerous medicines for her ailments,
but without niuoh BVnil. Last winter
she had a severe attack of nervous trou
ble with her eyes, and we gave her
Paine's celery compound and ulie im
proved wonderfully upon it, nud she has
been well ever since. If these few words
of nnsolinited testimony cau be of any
hem lit please nwe them an my unbiased
and unprejudiced opinion."
Do You Want a Rfc ?
5 Don't You Want a Place to
rut up our I cam ?
1 Arc You in Need of a Saddle
II
orse .
All these can bo procured at Thompson ft. Pimm, Lower Main Street,
lleppner, Oregon. '
The, leiitlemen tr welt r.imlnln IIH tlrmil, turner, m.. Ol'IWm ,1 oilier nniiillM
ail.t ran Mt iiiiiney ami IIiiik hi limiting the tlt.ua llli Iravelli.n men. rmill,
I'rlret III kerpliiK wllh Ih time.
THOM PSON Sr .IMXNS.
xVN ILL WIN!)!
V &r T'i', u that blown no
and althiuk'h tho nUv
ful prnukn ot (. Uorvaa eiponen
thin fond couple to temporary em
barrannment, the situation greatly
aiuueen the Hvtatoin.
I.ikoMine tho mtuation at
t r 1
(Irtu'ially Ktutwn that doe WOOLKRY
CAHMIICa .V 1'tll.
i.ini;
OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE
Which bnarl! at IVJ link Frlce,.
l'arnieri of Kik'ht Mile, t,nudn..n. (lonneWrry, I'oulnn, Jordai
Fork and !.ni necli.nin can di n- U'tter than make their pijrehn. o
J.h. He rntrien a fullliiie of rurninhini (Jomln, lUil an, s,,-..
(JrH'erien, and in fart a iH.mpleto nt.vk f jjetii ral tnerchatidiec. 1 aw.
TON 10. O1M0GOX.
T. I m Pci1'y f em at tho
:ttc Office.
Administratrix' Notice of Sale of
Real Property.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
i.1 and by virtue of a decree nd order of sale
duly made and entered on July W, 195, in the
matter of the ettate of William Hurt, deceased,
by the County Court of the State of Orenon for
I matilla County, sitting In probate, the under
liKiied as administratrix of the said estate will
oiler for sale at public auction to the highest
bidder for cash in hand on Saturday, the 2Sth
day of heptember, iwi, at 11 o'clock in the fore
noon of that day, at the front door of the Court
House in Heppner, Morrow County, Oregon all
of the following described real property belong
ing to the above named estate, situated in Mor
row County, Oregon, to-w:t: The southeast
quarter and the south half of the northeast
quarter, and the northwestqnarterof thenorth
cast quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
southwest quarter of section thirty-six, and the
north half of the southwest quarter and the
northwest quarter of the southeast quarter and
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter
of section twenty-five, all in township three
south of range twenty-nine East of Willamette
Meridian ; and also the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter and the south half of the
northeast quarter of section thirteen in town
"h'P 'our south of range twenty-nine East of
. ?mette Merl3ian : aid sale is made subject
to all liens and incumbrances now existing up
on the said real property, and subject to the
conBrmation of all sales to be made by the
above entitled county court.
Dated this 14th day of August, 1895.
. , , . MARY E. RUST,
Administratrix of the Estate of William Rust,
Deceased.
Chas. H. Carter, Attorney. 363-71
Administrator's Notice.
INSTATE OF GEORGE W. H. BRIANS, DE
J ceased. Notice is hereby given, that let
ters of administration on the Estate of George
W. H. Brians, deceased, were granted to the
unnersiened nn thp vth Aav nt A..m,.i iuo v
the County Court of Morrow Oounty. ' '
mi ieruiiB naving claims against said .Estate
are required to exhibit them to me for allow
ance, at my home in Hardman, Morrow Countv,
Oregon, within six months after the date of this
notice or they shall be forever barred.
This lith day of August, 1K95.
61-7 ANDREW ROOD, Administrator.
Administratrix' Notice.
INSTATE OF J. L. BEYMER, DECEASED. NO
'J tice is hereby given, that letters of admin-
IHtrnllnn nn tha Vatatn nl T T T, a
ceased, were granted to the undersigned on the
1.1.11 uv ui nug. isao, oy me oounty court of
Morrow County.
All persons having claims against said Es
tate are required to exhibit them to me for al
lowance, at my home in Eight Mile, Morrow
County, Oregon, within six months after the
date of this notice or they shall be forever
barred.
This 15th day of August, 1895.
ELIZA A. BEYMER,
462-08 Administratrix.
Notice of Final Settlement.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned administratrix of the estate
of W. G. Boyer, deceased, will make final settle
ment of her accounts with said estate as such
administratrix, at the next term of the county
court of Morrow county, at Heppner, to be
holden at the court house in said county, on
the 2d day of September, A, D., 1895.
55-65 Jane Boyer, Administratrix.
Notice of Intention.
Land Office at La Grande Oreoon,
Augusts, 1895.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
following-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof will be made
before J. W. Morrow, County Clerk, at Heppner,
Oregon, on Sept. 14, 1895, viz :
EDWARD CHAPMAN,
Hd. 4941, for the NU HE, 8E54 NEU, Sec. 34,
8W14 N W , Sec. 35. Tp. 3, 8. R. 29 E. W. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz :
Andy J. Cook, of Heppner, Oregon; E. Clark,
of Heppner, Oregon ; Hesikiah Tippet, of Hepp
ner, Oregon; Jesse D. French, of Vinson, Oregon.
B. F. WILSON.
SfiO- Register.
Timber Culture.
I AND OFFICE LA GRANDE, OREGON, JULY
J 8,1895. Complaint having been made at
this ofllce by the duly verified and corroborated
attidavit of Samuel McBride alleging that Wm.
H. Vanhise, who made Timber Culture entry
No. 121.2 for the Nvj NE! and Nl NWW. See. 9,
Tp. 4 S, R 27 E, at the Land Office at La Grande,
Oregon, on the 15th dnv of December, 1884, has
wholly abandoned said tract; and failed to plant
any trees upon said tract since entrv; that the
said tract is not settled upon and cultivated by
the said party as required by law, therefore
with the view to the cancellation of the said
entry the said parties are hereby summoned and
required to be and appear before J. W. Morrow,
county clerk Morrow county, at his office at
Heppner, Oregon, on the 12th day of September,
1H9.1, at the hour of lu o'clock A.M. then and
there to produce such testimony as they may
have concerning the said allegations, the final
hearing to bo had before the Register and Re
ceiver at I -a (traude, Oregon, 011 the 2Kth day of
September, 1H(:,, at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
H K. Wilson, J. H. RoBHiNS,
3hl-:n.9 Register. Receiver.
Notice of Intention.
TAND OFFICE AT LA GRANDE, OREGON
J July :t), 1 :,. Notice is hereby given that
tho following named settler has filed notice of
his Intention to make final proof in support of
..iki nn. pf,ii ,,i,N,i win oe ma.ie
before County Cleric, of rmKtlllaCniinty.atren.
mi, viz;
dleton, Oregon, nn Scitcmlier 7, 189.
JOHN A NOBLE.
Hd. No. 7120, for the W14 NWW, Nl. 8WV. Sec
21, Tp. 2, 8. R. 30 K. W. M. ' '
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence: upon and cultivation
of ld land, viz:
William II. Uulllford, Arthur V. OulllfoM
James Nelson, of Vinson, Oregon, and Johu H
Kust, of Kidge, Oregon,
. a F. WIIJVIN.
Register.
Notice of Intention.
Lakh Orrn i at Ia Grand. OiirnnM,
X'OTiCF in HEREBY OIVEN "in AT THE
y following, named setiler has filed net Ice
of his Intention to make Dual proof In support
of hli elalin. and lhal ald pro..) win t made
before the county clerk of Mormw rotuny at
lleppuer, Or 1 Keptember 4. yj ;
MILT F. MORGAN.
Hd ,12. for the NFV "w. a. 3 a R. 57 E W M
He name the foll.iwlug witnesses to prove
Mseoiiilniioiia resldenr upon and cultivation
of said land, vl-
W. I. .Hallnc , Clyde C.Kalln. Joseph W. Rec
tor six! V. u. MeCarly, all of Heppner. Oreg.,n
B r. wnxiN.
" hegl.lrr.
Notice Of Intention.
f AMXirm-B ATTIIKnALLM.OHK.ON
I J August 21. I. N,,ti, e s hrrrl.v tlen
thai Ih following named settler has filed ttn
lie of his Intention to make Dual prnnf In sun.
port nl hi claim, and tint Ml. I .n.f be
ins.l lfor J. W. MnrMw. I nuutr Clerk l
Heppner, Oregon, on npiL in. twiv, vtj' '
AI.I.KN ( RABThKE.
lid. t. No. sirr. for Ih w.j arv snd W 14 xrw
le . Tp t K t K. W Of,.n.
II name Ih Mnni oitni ns in t,mv
hlsenntiiKioiis midrtic upua ud rulllinn
nl. Mid land, vlr
(.rorgr obi. k. Thomas Irisrnlt. William prls
roll. Nulhaii fhw, sll nl M rii r rr,n
: J r. U.H.aa. ki'i.ter.
Notice of Intention.
I Asnorrt-: AruiTRAMnt. orrhoh
1 A" 2X lrt. Nollr U herehv gn
Ih I..II... n, named sitiler has (l,e. li..ll,.,,f
hit Intel. tl, .11 l.i mas fti.al pr.aif In support nl
1.1. rlwrn n. II.. I s.1.1 r, . ,u ,,,,,,
lliw J. W. Morrow, e...i.lr elerk, l Hrt.nn.r
iHi-a-.in. oil li to,r V, w, is " '
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III tn ff Ih',nf M! lt n.ll.
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l Mid land, l
i 11 J-..1.I.. .m.irl t Ttler. John fWir
Joliu . U. ki.an. of i .iirr, U.,t,a ( ,,f
. B. I. IIjmih
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K ttoRTH
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PACIFIC UNIVERSITY.
Fall Term begins September 18, 1895.
Three College Courses. Classical, Scientific and Literary. Academy prepares for college and
gives a thorough English education, the best preparation for teaching end business. The school
has always been distinguished for the breadth and thoroughness of its work. It has a Ubrary of
7000 volumes, good equipments for mathematical and scientific work, and fine buildings with the
best modern improvements. Marsh Hall, just completed at a cost of $50,000, Is one of the finest
college buildings on the Pacific College.
AU expenses very low. Board and room at the Ladle's Hall f:i.00 to $1.00 per week, Includ
ing electric light and heat The College Dormitory, under excellent management, furnishes
board and loom at $2.25 per week. Board in private families, f 2.50 and upwards. Many students
rent rooms and board themselves at a total cost not to exceed $1.50 per week.
For further particulars address, PRES. THOMAS McCLELLAND, Forest Grove, Oregon.
GOO HEAD
IXFORD-SHIRE MM
FORSALE!
BRED FOR MUTTON AND WOOL.
HIGH GRADES AND FULL BLOODS.
Address J. K. SMITH,
Pilot Rock, Umatilla Co., . Oregon.
0T LIST!
IF Mr. Columbus were alive to
day and called at Mat Lichten
thal's he might make a new discov
ery quite as memorable as that of
1492. Chris was a great discoverer
in his day. He would at this time
discover the finest stock of Shoes
ever shown in (Heppner, and the
cheapest as well. What more does
mortal man want ?
The Old, Original Shoe Merchant.
M. LICHTENTHAL,
Main Street, Heppner, Oregon.
Custom Work a Specialty.
He Saws Wood!
" 1 r
FKBD KRUG
TTo a ruiris-matsl nna nf 41tq lnfa imnrnrOfl cfaam on it a n.isl n
fully prepared to saw wood of every description at the low price of
4uc per uora one time in two
50c tier Cord two times in two
"Wood will be cut neatly, and where possible all knots cut out
One stick per cord will furnish enough fuel. Leave orders with Chris.
coroners at tne raiace iiotei.
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YOU SHOULD PREPARE
For a "big feed" when you come to
Heppner and stop at the
CITY :. HOTEL
Popular Prices ! Comfortable Rooms !
Mrs. Tom I3rotller, Prop,
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For tho Curo Oa
Liquor, Opium and Tobacco Habits
It is located at Salem, Oregou,
The 3ust Beautiful Town on the Cowit
fall af the Gajutt- office for particulars
Mfl;-lyiiUk.nllJ. Trwtine.it prlvitcTiid tun
DO YOU KNOW
' "li1.?,',!?"".".''."'""" , hr" h-rs who U eou
lu tli. It m . .in, !,,. nri,.CM, manner.
He has also re-opened the Hotel Bar
where the Finest Liquors and Fresh,
est Cigars will constantly be kept.
IW Frc Itaihi d Fr- 'Bus for alt Guesu.
Tf IITVriitn.
r, LIGHTNING
There a Mr , lht. (V
Thai, tf iukrn nl UJ1o,l, , , m lo fr(llufr
The 1W1 i here ainl no ia
GILLIAM Sz I3ISI3KJfl
ti.,,,,,,,, With a full Udo of
THE LIGHTEST KUMNG GANG FLOWS' i,m
- ' iiry run off in tl.
Hit nlf lit.
GILLIAM & IMsS13Eli:,
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Leeiuer Bros.
Is the Place for Fresh Caries, Chen,, for
Cash Only.
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