Pjl
RC Vtfl
TO TUB
$2000-
LOCAL BQC1B3.
m prizes to get you acquainted' with-money-back
baking powder and tea.'
L. A. Miller, one of Lone Bock's en
terprising oitizena, is in (own.
Mrs. Randall and Mrs. John Gwilt,
representing the W. R. 0., were here
last week on official basioess.
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Of Two Transcontinental
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LOW RATES TO ALL
EASTERN CITIES.
Dearoess Cannot be Cored
by looal applications, as they oannot
teaob the diseased portion of tbe ear.
;. . ..... jf
o chilling s nest baking powder and tea are aod that is by constitutional remedies.
. . I I Deafness is caused by an inflamed con-
because they are money -back, diuon of tbe mucous uning of the eusta-
.... . . . -... , ,, cbian tube. When this tube gets in-
wiiai is me missing worur-nui onn., -...iwwRu . flamed ,oa baye , rmbling sound or
ixmueranaieaarrsaie. imperfect bearing, and when it is entire-
Get Schillinr's Best bakine oowder or tea at your grocers'; take, out th ly olcsed deafness is tbe result, and un-
ticket (brown ticket in every package of baking powder ; yellow ticket In the less tbe inflammation oan be taken out
tea); send a ticket with each word to address below before December 31st. aod this tube restored to its normal oon
Until October 15th two words allowed for every ticket; after that only one dition, bearing will be destroyed forever;
word for everv ticket mne oases out of ten are caused by
If only one person finds the word, that person gets 1 2000.00; if several find catarrh, whioh is nothing but an in
H, J2000.00 will be eauallv divided among them. flamed condition of the muoous surfaces.
Everv on Kunrfino- a brown or vellow ticket will receive a set of cardboard We will give One Hundred Dollars
creeping babies at the end of the contest Those sending three or more in one for any case of deafness (caused by
anvelooe will receive an 1808 oocket calendar no advertising on It Thess oatarrb) that oannot be oured by Hall's
creeping babies and pocket calendars will be different from the ones offered la Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free,
the last contest. F. J. Cbeney & Co., Toledo, O.
134-4. 4. 4.1 1 HTBoM by druggists, 75o.
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4 N.
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THE DEATH-MASK THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
How to Preserve an Exact Copy
of Familiar Features.
Soma of tlii Difficulties Encountered b
the Sculptor I, i:r.llfl Parts of
the Operation Musks Blade from
Living- People.
Sheriff Livingston, of Grant county,
passed through Heppner last week with
Dick Hinkle,' recently convicted as an
aooomplioe in tbe murder of tbe book
agent, soott, near tie aver oreek, some
time ago. Hinkle got 15 years.. His
partner, Bare, is serving a life sentence.
Tbe three-year-old son of J. A. John
son, of Lynn Center,' III., is subjeot to
attaoks of oroup. Mr. Johnson says be
is satisfied that the timely use of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, during a severe
attack, saved bis little boy's life. Be
is in tbe drug business, a member of the
firm of Johnson Bros, of that place; and
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Aa Eminent New York Chemist and Scientist
Makes a Free Offer to Onr Headers.
The distinguished ohemiit, T, A. 81o
onm, of New York City, demonstrating
his disoovery of a reliable onre for Con
sumption (Pulmonary Tuberculosis),
bronobial, long and sheet troubles,
stubborn ooughs, oatarrhsl affections,
general deoline and weakness, loss of
flesh, and all conditions of wasting
away, will send THREE FREE BOT
TLES (all different) of his New Dis
ooveries to any afflicted reader of this
paper writing for them.
His "New ScibDtiflo Treatment" has
oured thousands permanently by its
timely use, and be considers It a simple
professional duty to suffering humanity
to donate a trial of his infallible cure.
Soienoe daily develops new wonders,
and this great chemist, patiently experi
menting for years, has produoed results
as beneficial to humanity as can be
olaimed by any modern genius. His
assertion that lung troubles and con
sumption are curable in any olimate is
proven by "heartfelt letters of grati
tude," filed in bis Amerioan and Euro
pean laboratories in thousands from
those oured in all parts of the world.
The dread Consumption, uninter
rupted, means speedy sod oertain death.
Simply write to T. A. Slooum. M. C.
98 Pine street, New York, giving poet
office and express address, and the free
medicine will be promptly sent direct
Come in and subscribe tor tbe "Gazoo." they handle a great many patent medi-
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Tie Hoitipstem line
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CATARRH
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The Chrnnlele Halldlaa
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for a generous
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
Ely's Cream Balm
contains no cocaine,
mercury nor any other
Injurious drug.
It la quickly AbsorDea.
Ulvei Relief t once.
It niieni and cleanses
the Nasal PnssSKCS.
AIIhvh Inflnmmstion.
Iluals and Frolects the Membrane. Restores the
Hencs of Tnnte and Kmell. Full Size 6VC ; Trial
Bize inc.; at DrinrKista or j msii.
ELY BROTHKKH, 64 Warren Street, New York.
cines for throat and lnng diseases. He
bad all tbese to choose from, and skilled
physicians ready to respond to bis call,
but seleoted this remedy for uee in bis
own family at a time when bis obild's
life was in danger, beoause he knew it
to be superior to any other, and famous
the country over for its cures of croup.
Mr. Johnson says this is tbe best selling
oongb medioine they ' handle, and that
it gives splendid satisfaction in all cases.
Sold by Conser & Brock .
COLD N HEAD
GUARDIANSHIP SALE.
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
and oy virtue o( an order of salo, Issued
out ol the Ununty Court of me mate 01 uregon,
tor Morrow County, the unuerstKiieil aa guar.
(linn ot Wlnnlfred Gilliam, Archer M. Gilliam
and lister E. Gilliam, minors, will on and
after Wednesday, the 1st day of December, 18D7,
proceed to sell at private sale for cash In hand
all the right, title and Interest of the above
named minors In ami to the following de
scribed real eHate, situated In Morrow county,
Oregon, to-wlt: The east hHlf of the northeast
quarter, anil tho east half of the southeast
quarter of sec Ion thirteen, In township four,
south of range 2ft east W M., together with all
the tenements, hereditaments and appurtenan
ces thereunto belonging.
Pnted Heppner, Oregon, November 1st, 1897.
m-Wi ANNIK GILLIAM,
Guardian of the above named minora.
L. O'Connor, of Heppner, was recently
put on tbe pension rolls at Washington
and will hereafter receive $10 per month.
He also got a year and a ball's back
pay. Ue was a Union soldier,
No man or woman oan enjoy life or
aooomplisb much in this world while
suffering from a torpid liver. DeWilt's
Witch Hnzle Salve. It Bootbes, strength
ens and heals. It ia tbe great pile oure.
For sale by Conser & Brook.
1200 Pairs Now
On Sale at....
classus ol liassel
trains without entra charge, hhlp your Ire
THE DAILY
By Mall, foalaaa Paid,
$6.70aYcar.
Timber Culture Final Proof.
I'NiTitn Status Lako Omc,
The Dalles, Oregon. Hcpt. 18th, 1897.
Ivr.N TIU
NOTICE Irl HKKKRY (il
I AT JAMES
aud travel over this famous line,
liars tickets.
W. It. MEAD, F. C. fUVAOK,
Uen. Agent.
i'rav. r. A i Agt.
ill ti ni i i
it Washington St., I'ortlaud, Or.
ontOA.ao
;i me weeKiv in(
j
Tha Grutrst Weotly h the Country,
$1.50 a to
XT
1 H Allen has tiled notice of Intention to
make final proof before J. W. Morrow, County
Clerk, at his office In Heppner, Oregon, on Wed
nesday, tlichtn oav ol nccemtier. IH'.I7. on timber
culture application No. )7H, for the NKa ol sec
tion No. il, in township No. 4 south, range No,
M east W. M.
He names aa witnesses: James C. Kelthley,
Keilhley, Kl Moreland, and Jess M.
llardmaii, Oregon.
JA8. V. MIHIKK,
tum Register.
In New Quartern.
Dr. D. H. Band, who is well and fa
vorably known to many of our oitizens
and who ha been practicing medicine
for a number of years in Portlaod, in
forms tbe Gazette in a private letter that
he has removed from the McKay blook
to offices in Tbe Dekom, oorner of Third
and Washington streets. This is one of
the best looations in Portland and tbe
uiizeite neueves mat ibe dooior was
wise in Disking tbe obauge, if looation
oounts for anything.
Oscar
llogne, all of
iwft & SUFaul S'yl
This Railway Co.
Operates Its trains on the fatuous blook
system;
Lights Its trains by electricity through
out;
Uses tha celebrated electric berth
Ing lamp;
Itonl tx"llly eqnituied iiaaaeiiuer
avnrv day aud Bivht letwaen HI.
ami Cbioagn, and Omaha and Chicago;
tha
(lueiadlnf imsU(I to any pan of aba Dallaa
MlAiaa, i'anada and Mailoo.
THK WKKKI.V CIIHONICI.R. tha brlfhtas
and moat cmpl" Wsskly Nswspapsr In Ui
world, prinu rsaulariy Hi oolumua, or twelve
pS s. of Nswa IJtanuura and (nfl Inrorma-
Uon;alau a niafalAcsul Agrlcnltural DsparlmsDi.
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Also t.M.raea sUam-heaUd vestibuled MflTl Ol illQ WfjTlfi
train, carrying tha Uteat prtvals 4UtP wl "WliV
The United States, Dominion of
Canada and Northern Mexico
UN ON K KIDK,
eoinpartmeot cars, library bufTrl smok
ing rani, and palaca drawing room
alrpr.
Tarlnr ears. fre rrx-litilng rbair oars.
aod tha very Wat uiniug chair oar
service.
For loaest raUs to any Mot in Ilia
Untied Htat of Canada, apply to
agent or address
C. J. EDDY.
J. W. CAHKT. General Agfat.
Trav. I'aaa, Agxnt. Tortlaad, Or.
hotkf ot Intention.
T AM rri K AT TMH DI4 raiR(li)N.
I J arpt II, Ii7. Nolk Is lierel.y st.rs
thai lbs Mloatog liainni Mttlel bS Bll loll-
ol his lolrlitloli lo hist flnsl i rin.l In silioill
id his rlaloi. and thai aabl pna-l will I luada
l l,,r. J W. Miirniw.t oimly t letk.al Meppual,
Union, ua lkU,lt i;, in;
M4Y 01!v,
lid r Nn. , for tha K V rVe. f, Tp. I R
it It M
llsnsaira tl.s following witnesses to firnva
bis ciiiiiniioiis rasi'li-iM-a iimio and r'tllltalloii
Ol. Said land, VII J roll I cms. Mlr H
hiannan. tn " laldain, li'l"n. IMol Hera.
str.ua and arvt feStruat, twill u Wiaaha't;,
ttrvf n,
JA. f MOOMK.
T ' teistr.
UK T1IM OTHtll BItK.
Hnd $a and Ooa tha Map a4
Wvrkly Chronic! fr On Tnt,
toia(n prepaid an Map aait rayasw
NOHTII 1'ACII'IC
1 . . it to a goo
Rural Spirit
1 attack by
(KHTABI.IHH ED IN lW'fl.)
Published Weekly
Portland, Or.
at
Bow to t are Billons Colic
I suffered for weeks with oolic and
pains in my stomach caused by bilious
ness and bad to take medioine all tbe
while nntil I used Chamberlain's Colio,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy whloh
oured me. I have sinoe reoommended
it to a good many people. Mrs. F. Out
aven, Uonn. Persons who are
bilious collo oan ward off tho
taking this remedy as soon as
tha first symptoms appear. Bold by
Conser k Brock.
DKVOTKD TO
Agriculture,
Dairying,
Live-Stock
and Turf.
While in Walla Walla recently the
editor of tbe Osteite bad an opportu
nity to see part of Col. Frank J Porker's
valuable oollectioo of minerals and cu
rios. It is ons of tbe best in the Wsst.
Worth its weight in gold to every farmer
and breoditr in Oregon.
HUlSHCHimON: SJ.00 I'KU YE Alt.
Ham pis copies free.)
Hural Hpirit and (lalette both for
fcl.Tx), cash, at this office.
"Tbe worst cold I ever had in my life
as cured by Chamberlain's Coogb
Re medy," writ. W. II. Norton, of Butter
Greek, Cel. "This cold left me with a
ootigh and I was ripectoratmg all the
time. Tbe remedy onred me, and I want
all or my mends wDeo troubled witn a
cough or oold to oae it, for it will da
tbera good." Bold by Conser A Drock.
mm
M. II.
is Yonwr,
a r nasaliaa.
n
u
aV
iiiti!ftoi
The Pillr rurlliiis i l'turU Nivitina fa
BTSJa.VtXXt
"DAMS CITr" MHO fHCVlT0R"
Every Be toUerlW d the Uasatts
from this dst, Usy 2d, 1X4, will receive
as premium a book woilb alone tits
pru-e of the subaorlption. tf
Tb'-s who deslrs to build ebnnld not
forgal that O. E. IUoouj, I eoa-
Iratttor, is rft v msks rt HtP
Iltut, IW
Leave The lal1es daily (eieept Hunday)
al7Jh)a.tu. lieava Portland at 7s
a. tu.
When ynq go to rorlland, stop off at
The iHilli-e and laks a trip down the
(Viluiulna; you will enjoy it, an J save
nuNiey,
W.C. AILAWAT,
Oeoaral AgaoL
tAriil-TMI'STwOKTMV ASP ACTIVE
It gentlritien ir Isdli-a to lrael lor rim.
kia, aatahiuhed kmiM In urvti Monlhly
K-1 and oi.nM. IHiaiiion sieadr Klr
n, kni'ti s!l a't'treaae.1 stamid anva
lH. Tt ISmiliiliin t i'in)iit. ri't. t iH"'.
WANTED-AN IDEArar.'.:,..
thlna Ul mmiiI t I'rolai't am llaa ; iKr, mat
fcrl'.a t7H walll. Vrn JullN WaliliKIU
M llS IO . I s'-nl Allurneva, WalUI'Wa,
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WestoS Leader: El. Lieoallen, of
Morrow county, la visiting at tbe bona
of bis parents, Mr. aod Mrs. IUnsom
LieuallerJ, of this city.
The Osietis does not qnestion tbe
booesly of any persoa, bot it la com
pelled to lostat npoo lbs caah-io advance
plan of subacriptios), whstbtr tha snb-
serilerb Cornelius Vaaderbilt or lbs
man who tarns bis bread by honest toil.
We cannot rnu the paper oa any other
plan. It
J. W. Uiatl aod family, of Weston,
aod Mia. Lydia Mltcb-ll, of Walla
Walla, bo bava beeo flailing friends
at their former borne to the Eight Mile
section, peaaed tbroagh Ueppoer last
week oa ILetr rot arc boma.
Cllll'h
W'AaHINilTON
I a in ana a
Ntw Yoai
lvrriiO
All other
Hilnls
io the
Kaal and
Southeast
Omaha
Kansas Citt
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Hy. Lona
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al rtt. I'aiil, Minneaptilia,
Kansas City, Omaha, Ht.
Unls and oilier promi
eent Htats
llavg ass checked tbnmgh tu destination
ol tick eta.
Through tickets to Japaa anj China, vis
Taooma and Northern l'aciDO ftssm
sbip Company's Una,
For full iuforroallon, time ear da, ma pa,
tickets, etc., call ou i anra
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A.tN.I'.Hy. Aaat,Ofn. a. Agt.
Tbs Dalle, Or, Portlaod, Or
The -Ilicvollafs Heat Frtemt" la a
familiar na.t-s for IM Wilt's Witch HasM
Halve, alw)S ready for mergeectea,
While a speciOo for piles, it also instsos.
ly relieve and car eau, broia, salt
r he urn, enema aad all sffeetioo of lb
skin. It never faila. For fal ty Coom
A ItriMik.
Work still pros rs as as oa tU Jaabo
Bin, lb luonel b-iog eeaipletd lor
ovarii fifty ft. Tb rack still eoo.
tiooa to look wIL
Com to tb (lasett effle aad gel a
deroet lot of eevtlop prinld.
(loveretnesl avlpa look abaaa, Md
beside yn cannot get toar baaa
card ptioVf-J tbereva. tf
It ia a common practice when well-
known people die to have a sculptor
make a death mask, says the San Fran
cisco Chronicle, the idea being to pre
serve an exact copy of the familiar
features. The taking of this photo
graph of the dead is an interesting proc
ess. ;
If it is decided to have a death mask
made no time should be lost after the
decease. In the case of General Grant,
when it was well known that death
could not be staved off, arrangements
were made to have a sculptor in the
house of Mount McGrepor so that the
mask could be taken at once after he
expired. The programme was carried
out and the bust which restated was
pronounced, even by the great general's
nearest relatives, the most perfect like
ness ever made of him.
A mask is always made when a bust
or medallion portrait is needed, as it
gives the exact proportions of the face,
reproducing the relative positions of
the bones, which, of courw, do not
change in death.
The first thing to be done by a sculp
tor when taking a mask is to close the
eyes, and if possible, tho mouth also.
Any little openings are filled with cot
ton, wool, soft rags, etc., and thus the
nose and ears and the mouth are gently
packed without in any way disturbing from his laboratory.
the contour. The face and as much of Bufferers should take instant advan
the head as it is necessary to take is ge of bis generous proposition.
then covered with sweet oil or some , f 'ease tell tne Uootor thai you saw
.... i, -..--i thialnr.no RagAtta nnhliahnft at TTorvn.
unguent xaia on preuy wick, me oojeui. vv
h,- t,n nntvent the Blaster adhering ner- 0ree00- J 9-1-1 yr.
to the skin or hair. The necessity of
this precaution is evident, especially
when it is remembered how shocking
any laceration of the features would be
to the friends of the deceased, caused
as it might be by the forcible removal
of plaster.
Down the center line of the face a
strong silk thread is laid and then the
laying on of the plaster is commenced.
The white, fresh plaster is mixea in a
bowl close at hand and is laid on the
face in a thin layer, not more than
three-quarters of an inch thick. If it
were put on at once of the full thick
ness necessary to use the mask as a
mould the weight might press in the
face and distort the features. Just
before this thin layer has quite set the
silk cord is drawn up, dividing the
mask into two parts along the center
line of the face. Perhaps it may not be
evident whv the mask should be made
in halves, but a little consideration will
suggest the reason.
The width of the face behind the
cheek bones is less than across them,
and if the mask were removed whole it
would be at the risk of tearing the face
in passing over the cheek bones at the
points of articulation ol the laws. Ai
soon as the thin layer has become suf
ficiently firm to carry additional
weight without pressing on the lace
more plaster is put on until a thickness Jjnj tjj6 Qnly Blanket
Ul oil iHCIt AJ ail iuuii iuu uau uoa
been attained. The silken cord whicr Un barth is the,..
has been used to separate' the first thin
layers is again brought into requisition,
or, rather, has never been removed
from its position along the center of
the face except to make the division.
Just before the entire cast seta this
cord is drawn up through the whole
thickness of plaster, and so the halves
of the cost are formed. It requires
about half an hour for the plaster to
act firmly enough to remove and then
the work is finished.
The cotton wool is removed from the
nose, ears and mouth, and the oil is
carefully wiped off, so as to leave no
traces whatever of the work which has
been accomplished. It need hardly be
pointed out that the sculptor covers the
pillows, clothes, etc., with cloths to
prevent splashes of plaster or oil being
left on them.
When tho cast has been secured the
next operation ia to make the mask
from it. Thla is done in the sculptor's
studio, and he usually let ths cast lie
for a day or so, until the plaster haa be
torn quite hard and dry. Forming a
bed of fresh plaster, the sculptor Inserts
one-half of the cast in it, the hollow or
iraprcsaion aide up; then the other halt
la put In, bringing the sections severed
by the silken cord together. The out
side bed of planter arts hard and the
caat Is again an entirety. The interior
of the cast before making the mask Is
thoroughly soaked in water and then it
la coated with a composition of soap,
oil and atcarine, different sculptors
aning their own preparations. Moist
plotter ia poured in and the sculptor
lifts the lied and mold in his hand turn
ing It In such a way that the white
liquid fills every corner. With the aid
of his apattlc he work In more plaster
until a thickness of about one and a-half
inches haa been attained. A wire loop
ia Inaertcd In the border of the mask so
that it can be hung up and the whole is
left to dry and harden. Aa soon aa Oil
la aovotnpllahrd the sculptor knocks the
east or mold off, plec by piece, dig
ging away the bed and freeing the
tnaak. Th bust must l modeled la
clay. The maek Is hung at a convenient
height, close to th sculptor's table or HEPPNER,
tripml. the skeleton tram It built and
then th modeling la undertaken. To
aid the aeulptor several photographs. If
obtainable, are very useful, and lfoneot
tlirae ia a correct profile and th othara
full face so much th better.
Occasionally maakt of living peopl
are ruade, especially when th person
to t represented 1 unable to giv a
number of sittings to the sculptor. In
thia case) th mask ia taken, and with
the aid of photographs the btiat It mod
eled in rlay until but a tingle sitting
111 an fltce Ui put the finishing touches
tnd Illuminate th face with that el
prvaaii'tt mt generally recognised by
Jie sitter's frlci.ila and aaaoeiatea. Th
wnI method, however, la to sit for ta
tculptur a often as h aisv reoulr.
F0RY0U!i
Now Prepared to do Any
Kind of Printing Don't
Send Your Orders Away.
Till You Get the Gazette's
Estimates
Heretofore the Gazette's job depart
ment has tried to do no work other than
plain printing. However, this shop is -
now prepared to taokle anything in any
line and will meet prices of any person
under tbe sun in tbe line ot druggists 1
supplies, blsnk books, bank work "
county work, or any sort ot book bind
ingwork that you have heretofore sent '
away Io get done.
The Gazette shop is not a oharity .
ooncern but if yon will give us a ohaoce-.
we will see that you are satisfied in
every particular.
Buy your goods at home. Remember :
that Abe Lioouln said that when one
bought goods away from home the
foreigner got the money and we got tbsv :
goods. But when the goods were "
bought at borne we had boM money
and goods. This is good doctrine. We-'
are willing to abide by it. When tha
printing drummer comes to town, re
member it and call up 'phone No. 8.
560-tf :
The Boss Fked Yard. Willism Gor
don baa moved his feed yard from its
former looation to Jones' old stand
where be will be pleased to have all his
friends and pstrons to call on bim. Mr.
Gordon Is accommodating, bss a good
yard and abundant facilities to take
osre of stock in first class shape. Hi -prices
are very reasonable. He has bay
and grain for sale. Has lately added a
car load of baled timothy. tf. '
Blankets ! Blankets I
Minor & Co.
Cotton Blankets 90c a pair.
I Cotton Blankets, Better, $1.25.
We also have a line of Eastern blankets
called wool, at $3.00.
PENDLETON
BLANKET
We are sole agents for thoss, having bonght our
entire lies in Jane, il enables us to sell those
oelebrated goods at tb same prioes asked tor
inferior brands. Call aod examine,
MINOR & CO.
Hotel Heppner
(Formerly the GRAND CENTRAL)
HEPPNER, OREGON.
MRS. L. SMALL, Manager,
Now Open. New Methods. New Manage
ment. Strictly First Class.
Rates, $1.00 Per and Day Upwards.. i
SPECIAL RATES BY THE WEEK OR X0XTII.
fjA first-olds feed barn ran io connection,
and from all trains. We solicit your patronage.
Free 'Bos rnn to
587-DOT.12
iVttorncvH tit Low,
All basin attended to lb a prompt and tstisfaotory
msooer. Notarle fablic and Collector.
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