Newberg graphic., August 11, 1899, Image 2

Thousands o f
already subscribed u guarantee fund of years old will command $500 at auction
sick and suffer­
ing people are
$12,000 to provide for the heavy e x ­ haa not necessarily cost his breeder one
like the poor
penses incident to inaugurating such dollar more than the misshapen thing
cripple in the
M U I D I T I K Y FRIDAY MO R M S U.
an exposition, and this is a sure indi­ which is knocked down in derision by
Bible, who had
no one to help
cation that nothing will be left undone , the auctioneer at $45. (Quality is what
him down to
E. H. W o o d w a r d , Dorrai & P u b l is h e r . to make the fuir a credit to the entire counts to-day and what will count. I-et
the life-giving
p o o l b e fo re
Northwest.
i our ft .liters achieve that and they will
some on? else
The products ^>f the farm, forest, solve a problem tho present working
s lip p e d
in
F R ID A Y , AUGUST II, 1899.
ahead o f him.
1 mine, stream and factory are all going out o f which shows that in seven years
So
many
suf­
M eecond rlM « matter At the postoffioe to be on exhibition at the exposition, they have lost in wealth something like
ferers feel that
at Newberg, Oregon.
I which will make it an object-lesson in ­ $500,000,000.
i f they could
only get a little
structive and luvaluablc to all.
The
When in this aspect of the subject f
help to over­
exposition management will tuke to look to the future I cannot fail to be
come their ex­
No need of g >ing to tiie sentido to
t
r e m e weak-
Portland free o f charge all exhibits; full of hopefulness. The demand for
n ess
th e y
keep cool.
«K-esÁ:
shipping tsgs and full particulars will our horses from abroad is growing
would then be
be rent If you drop a line to “ Secretary steadily. It has not reached large pro­ i.ble to regain their coveted health and
If there are any barnacles in the Industrial Exposition, Portland, Ore." portions as yet, hut there are foreign strength.
It is just these people that Dr. Pierce’ s
ofHoe of the Secretary of War Klihu will
Gold, silver and bronze medals and buyers at all of our sales, and the ex­ Golden Medical Discovery is designed to
be expected to Root them out of course. diplomas will be awarded for the best cellence o f our carefully bred horses for aid. It is the strong, helping hand for
those who are in the extreme o f bodily
exhibits, and the farmers and produc­ cavalry purposes is highly appreciated weakness and nervous exhaustion.
It
promptly tones, nourishes and builds up
The boys of the Second Oregon were ers who send exhibits will be doing by those forego officers acquainted with the entire system. It gives keen appe­
not only good soldiers while in active good work for themselves and the them. Our home market for really tite, good digestion, pure blood, muscular
service but their conduct while in camp whole North Pacific coast— work that good horses will grow with our popu­ strength, nerve-force and renewed p rivity.
” When I first w rote vou I vras c o m p .® ly diA-
at Sail Francisco since their return has will result in bringing here people and lation and our wealth; the demand co u rag e d ," say» Mrs. W M. Sattcrly. liv in g at
wealth and development. It is intend­ from abroad will increase with the R ich ford, T ioga Co.. N Y. ( P, O Box 4°). ?» «
been highly commended.
letter to L>r Pierce. ** I was in pain all the time,
ed to have on exhibition a sample of knowledge that wo are breeding the could not lie in bed on account o f severe, sharp
ttin g pains in m y hack and right hip. Had
every variety o f grain and grass that best-all-round good -for -any -kind-of- cu
pain all through th e low er part o f m y hotly and
Dog days are here and Ihe “ hum oi grows in the Northwest, with full par­ tliing horses In all the w orld —From m y ell>ows hurt me so much I could scarcely
lift m y bahy. M y skin w as d ry. harsh an j
the thrasher" is likely to be heard in a ticulars as to its growth, yield etc.
“ The Present and the Future of the scaly aud hung lik e sacks on m y arm s. My
husband called th e doctor, and he said it w as
good mgny quarters where fond mother
Dennett's full military band o f 32 Horse,’ , by John Gilmer Speed, in the w eakness, and m y age. His m edicine did me
welcome the truant kids home from the pieces, which furnished such splendid American Monthly Review o f Reviews no good. I kept g ettin g worse and w eaker. It
seemed I should go crazy. One d ay I wrote
"swiminin* hole" with a haiel.
you and received advice. I have taken Dr.
music at last season's exposition, has for August.
P ierce’s Golden Medical D iscovery, his * F a ­
been again engaged, and the amuse­
vorite Prescription ’ and 1 Pleasant Pellets.’ and
now 1 can lie in bed w ith some com fort and can
The annual meeting of the Oregon ment feature of Ihe fulr will I * as usual
“ Speaking of that new fungled binder do a good d a y 's w o rk.”
l'ress Association will occur at Astoria new and attractive. The railroad and that Hodson has at work down on the
The most valuable book for both men and
women is Dr. Pierce’s Com­
beginning August 21, which is the same steamboat lines will give specially low Braly farm,“ said Uncle Dick Phillips,
mon Sense Medical Adviser.
date ol tiie annual Regatta. The Graph rates, so that the enjoyment nnd bene­ last Thursday, “ reminds me of the first
A splendid 1008 -page volume,
with engravings and colored
fits
of
the
great
exposition
will
be
with­
ic will be represented at the meeting.
header that ever entered a harvest field
plates. A copy, paper-cov­
in the reach of all.
in Oregon. It was in 1834 and Ahio
ered, will be sent to anyone
sending twenty-one cents in
Watt and Martin Jesse bought the head­
A councilman, who, in anticipation of
one-cent stamps, to pay the
S m aller Karins Necessary.
er
and
got
it
all
ready
to
ran
on
the
cost o f mailing only, to Dr.
future events, announces some time be­
R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
From our exchnnges all over the state farm now owned by James Heid over
fore the expiration of his term that lie
Cloth-bound,
31 stamps.
we
learn
that
the
tide
of
immigration
east
of
town.
Now
Dick,
says
Ahio,
if
will not be a candidate for ro-clection—
you
want
to
fill
the
first
header-bed
on
has
set
in
for
our
stnte
in
better
shape
well as a forecaster of probable condi­
Wells Cooper writes that he will
tions of the atmosphere lie can discount than ever before in our history since the the Pacific coast, just take that bald-
advent of the pioneers. It is in better faced team and drive longside here. And probably not return with the volun­
Pague t wo to one.
shape because the people who are com­ I drove it, sir, and claim the honor of teers, oh he has in prospect a lucrative
ing here now aro houieaeekers, looking taking the first load of headed grain to position in San Francisco.—Reporter.
Newberg is sadly in need ot a well for land to cultivate, and able to pay for a machine ever taken in Oregon. And
kept hotel and tiie town is losing every it. We have an abundance of good farm­ look here,” said Mr. Phillips, as he
2
II I « LIT# W as Saved.
day from the lack of such a house. This ing land, either wholly or partially un­ showed the reporter a scar on his left
Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
is simply stating what everybody knows cultivated, owned in large tracts by peo­ wrist; “ Keub Harris did that with a
of coarse, but it is a good thing some­ ple who cannot afford to work it, and the pitchfork while loading the header-bed. Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful
times to remind people ol conditions large landholders of tho state ought to Well sir, we threshed the grain and put deliverance from frightful death. In tell­
they have become accustomed to. see that they arc hindering tho growth it in a bin, and it was too green and ing of it he says: " I was taken sick
Where is tbo man who will fill this long of the state, and defeating the object over 400 bushels of it spoiled. Hay, I with Typhoid Fever that ran into Pneu­
felt want?
they are niming at by banging on to like a header for my work; but I be­ monia. My lungs became hardened. I
larger tracts of land than they can work. lieve that new machine is all right and was so weak I couldn't even set up in bed
Nothing helped mo.
I expected to soon
Asturians are making big preparations (( they could be made to see the fact is going to do the work in tip-top shape.“
die of Consumption, when I heard of Dr.
for tiie eixtli annuul Regatta which is that one-half of their land disposed of And Dick usually knows what he is
King's New Discovery. Ono bottle gave
tube held there beginning August 21. to the people who would improvo it talking about.—Transcript.
great relief.
I continued to use it, and
Rowing crews from San Francisco, Oak­ would double the value of the half re­
Hamilton Clark; of Cbauncey, Ga., now am well and strong, I can’t say too
land, Portland, Tacoma, Seattle, Van­ maining in their jiosession, they would
much in its praise.”
This marvelous
couver, Victoria, and other cities have be willing to dispose of their surplus nays ho suffered with Itching piles
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
entered for the events and the an­ land foru reasonable price, and it ought twenty years before trying D eW itt’s
in the world for all Throat and Lung
nual meet of the Pacific Coast Amateur not to be hard for n reasonable man to Witch Hazel Halve, two boxes of which
Trouble.
Regular sizes 50 cents and
nee
the
truth
of
this.
Along
the
line
of
completely cured him.
Beware of
1 Athletic Association will take place at
$1.00.
Trial bottle free at C. E. Smith’s
the «amo time.
Astoria is clear of dust tho railroads running through tho valley worthless and dangerous counterfeits.
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed.
■ and a very pleasant piuco for sucii a fully ono-third of tho land is covered C.F. Moore A Co.
with brush or wholly uncultivated and
meeting.
a stranger is quick to nolice these things
Since selling bis farm near Sheridan,
During the month of July not a s ingle
and wonder why tho Willamette valley suit was filed in the county or circuit Eli Branson has come to McMinnville to
It seems to have taken the Knnsas
should not lie much more than half cul­ court in Yamhill ami but one light case live, and it is no exaggeration to say
people a good while to get around to
tivated if it posessos the qualities we in the justice court for McM. Dist. More that lie ia enjoying himself just as well
make up their minds to otey Ihe in­
claim for it.
His wonder is reasonable than that there was not and is not an as any man liviug.—Transcript.
junction of tiie Kmporia editor, who, in
for lie cannot know that the owners of inmate of the county jail. Tho world is
his editorial on "W h at’s the matter witli
those big farmn aro unable or unwilling not so bad, after all, as some men would
Kansas?" advised the people to "raise
Our baby was sick for a month with
or too rich to cultivate them. The W il­ paint it.—Transcript.
more corn and less hell,” but from nu­
severe
cough and catarrhal fever.
A l­
lamette valley ought to have 500,000
merous reports from that country it ap­
though we tried many remedies she
people in It.
Properly cultivated it
F o r I.a G rippe.
pears that thoy have at la«t accepted
kept getting worse until we used One
could support that many in luxury, but
Thomas Whitcfield A Co., 240 Wa- Minute Cough Cure,—it relioved ot once
(lie proposition. A letter received from
thoy will never come till we learn to let
Imali-av., Jackson st., one of Chicago’s and cured her in a few days,—B. L .
Western Knnsas a few days ago says
go tho death grip wo have on the dona­
oldest and most prominent druggists, Nance, I’riti. High School, BlufTdale,
"Kansas will bust herself on corn this
tion claim.—Corvallis Union-Gazette.
recommend Chamberlain’s Cough Re­ Texas. C. F. Moore A Co.
medy for la gripp, as it not only
A d m i r a l D n n r f y' a V e r m o n t H o m e .
gives a prompt and complete relief, hut
1). W. Ralston of Sheridan, who has
The idea is qnite prevalent Hint in
"The National Magaxine” for August ulso counteracts any tendency o f la been buying cattle for two or three
tiie race of life llio opportunities for even
contains n delightfully interesting sketch gripp to result in pneumonia. For sale months in eastern Oregon, returned on
those who nro well prepared by educa­
Monday for a brief visit at home. The
tion and training to do battlo are quite of Admiral Dewey’s Vermont home and hy C. F. Moore A Co.
ranges o f eastern Oregon are pretty well
limited. If tliis is truo what aro (lie his early boyhood days. Tho writer
W hen the Unity tin. Convulsions.
cleared of cattle he says, and yearlings
prospects ahead for the army of young says:
"From his very early days Dewey
There is little to he done when a bring as high as $18 to $20.—Reporter.
people who are cast adrift without any
training for the battle ol life. Tim in­ seemed to have a genius lor command, cliilil has convulsions except to put it,
ternational committee of Young Men’s which was shown quite ns much in the as quickly ns possible, into a warm
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly
Christian Associations makes the state­ willing acquiescence of his playmates bath. Moisten a tablespoonful of dry digests food without aid from the stom­
ment that of every one hundred young and his own unconscious assumption of mustard, rub it smooth, and add It to ach, and at the same time heals und re­
men on the continent only livo are pre­ leadership, ns in his fondness lor warlike the water in tho bath after tire child is stores the diseased digestivcorgans. It
pared and equipped by education fur plays. It should not bo understood Iron in it; do not wait to do It liefore. The is the only remedy thnt does both of
their occupation and business while this that lie was rough or harsh, fur he doctor will order one or two teaspoon­ these things and can be relied upon to
was quite the reverse. When he was fuls of syrup of ipecac, until vomiting
ninety-five aro not.
permanently cure dyspepsia.
C. F.
only five years old his mother died. Is produced, if the convulsion has been
Moore A Co.
His sister Mary was then little more caused hy undigested food.
If from
Those who make much ado ovor al­ than three, and ever alter that, until lie
nervous Irritation, as in teething, five
Heal Estate T ra nsfer*.
leged conspiracies in politics and speak went away, his sister was Ids favorite
or ten grains of brrniide of soda dis­ Reported by the Yamhill Co. Abstract Co. at Mc­
of them os a product of tiie present pe­ playmate, (or w hom his cure was as gen­
Minnville, Oregon, for the week eliding
solved in water may be given.—August
riod should read tiie recently published tle ns it was unceasing. The times when
July 1,18'J9. 'James M. Pugh, manager.
I .utiles’ Homo Journal.
John Simpkins A wf to Stephen
story of tiie conspiracy which resulted she had represented an entire army, ol
in defeating the renomination of Mr. which he was general and the minor
A D Cave 5.15 a in sec 31 to
2
N o ltlg h t to U g H n e *«.
srliw ..................................... $
1 00
Hamlin for Vico l ’residcnt iu 1884. olliccrs combined in one are probably
The woman who is lovely in face, form George I lively to Nettie Hively
Senator Charles Sumner was the chief many. One instance in |>urticular has
It 7 bik 10 Johns add to McM. 161 00
conspirator. He liked Mr. Ilauilin, but been told of often in tho family. Just and temper will always have friends, but
hated Senator W . P. Fessenden, of back ol the .Slate House rises a tremen­ one who would he attractive must keep Win Galloway A w f to Alexan­
If she is weak, sickly and
der Miller it 5 blk 3 McM col­
Maine, with a mortal hatred.
He be­ dously steep hill, even now almost hare her health.
lege 2nd add............................ 125 00
lieved that if be could defeat Mr. Ham­ of houses. One winter George was giv­ all run down, sho will tie nervous nnd ir­
lin’s reuomination lor Vice President he en a book in which there was an account ritable. If she has constipation or kid­ Sarah Belt et al to school dist
No 52 1 a in Elijah Dodson die
would become n candidate for United of Hannibal crossing the Alps. The j ney trouble, her impure blood will cause
t2»r2w..................
27 50
States senator against Mr. Fessenden in story made a great impression upon him, , pimples, blotches, skin eruptions and a
Electric Billers j Leonard C Smith A wf to W T
1805 and be elected. To secure that end and as soon as an opportunity offered lie wretched complexion.
Elliott 5 a in John B Rowland
he secured a delegation to the Republi­ started out as Hannibal with Ilia little ts the best medicine in the world to regu­
die t3sr4w ............................ 150 00
can national convention hostile to Mr. sister us the army, to cross the Alps, late stomach, liver and kidneys and puri­
It gives strong nerves, Martin C Tharp A wf to C W
Ilamlln. The Massachusetts delegation that range of mountains being repre­ fy the blood.
Babcock A wf 2.21 a in T S
worked against Mr. Hamlin and accom­ sented by the hill back of the State bright eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich
complexion. It will make a good-looking
Danforth die t5sr5w and one
plished his defeat. The rest of tho con­ House.
small tract.............................. 600 00
spiracy failed.
Mr.
Fessenden was
“ Just how far they went I do not re­ charming woman of a run-down invalid.
elected by the Maine legislature in 1805, member to havo heard, but the difficul­ Only 50 cents at C. E. Smith's Drugstore. Mary L Radley A liusb to John
Baker 52 a in David Ramsey
so that the wise and influential states­ ties ot the modern attempt, in the way
man, who, for years, bail been too able of cold weather and snow, proved suffi­
A visit (o the Yamhill Kicks this week ' die t3sr3w .............................. 700 05
in running debate (or Mr. Sumner, re­ ciently serious, so that Ihe whole army, showed that a big amount o f work has D C Coleman A wl to I’ M
turned from the secretaryship of the exclusive of Hannibal himself, was sick been expended on that improvement.
Scroggin It 1 blk 5 llibcea add
treasury to the senate and to the leader­ in bed for a week afterwards.”
MOB
The west wail is finished and nil but J toSharidu..........................
ship which Mr. Sumner coveted. The
nliout .50 feet of the east wall o f the lock. U S to Stephen McKinney A wf
interesting bit of private political history
629 92 a in see 6 U>sr4w.......... Patent
These walls are about 200 feet long and
r r n a p « c U o f the ,\ in rn rA ii l l n m * .
was given by the late Vice President
A C Davis (testator) to P t$
each
is
8
foot
wide,
all
solid
cement.
The most foolish thing Ur do la for
Hamlin to Ids grandson, who wrote bis
Davis all my real estata (sub­
About three days nnd nights more will
a farmer to stop breeding.
He should
biography.
Will
ject to legacies etc).................
see
the
east
wall
completed.
Then
the
probably breed fewer colts, but lie
gales havo to go iu. and they »re all Y I Davis A wl to Thomas
should breed better. That Is I lie whole
Prince 13.62 a in Dundee Or­
«SKKOON INIIOSTKI.%1. E X P O S IT IO N
ready for the joining.
Follow ing this
secret ill a nutshell. Hereafter iu its
chard Homes No 1............... 1600 00
will be the dam. which will also lie a
horses the world will require quality
I ’ r n d a r l i o f t h o N o r t h w e s t w i l t A l l he
A J Nel*«n \ testator)to I.ncretia
rather than quantity, and grtliugqual- piece o f solid cement, to be built iu V
K a h l b l t * « t At t h e K » l r t h i s f h l l .
K Nelson 800 a in Yamhill
Ity tho world will be willing to pay the shape and constructed well iuto tho
Co (legacy to heirs) .............
Will
bank.
It
seemed
to
be
the
opinion
People who attended the exposition price, just ns it ix paying to-day. To-day
that it will tie about the middle o f No­ Union Lodge No 61 Sheridan to
at Portland last autumn were pleased any horse for which there Is a demand
P M Soroggin it 89 in Masonic
and satisfied with the sights they saw, —and there is a demand forevery horse vember before the work is finished.
cemetery Sheridan................
15 00
Two crews o f50 men each are working
and tho Instruction and amusement of superior excellence—Ihe price Is us
O A C R R Co to A Klosterman
»Horded.
And they will be pleased to high as It has beeu at auy time in like beavers day aud night.— Reporter.
*7-100 a Its I 2 aee 13 t3ar4w .
7 80
The fine horse for driv­
learn that the exposition to t*> held this twenty years.
MARMAOB u r x x s m .
IV W itl’s I.ittie Early Risers did me
season will aim to excel all its prede­ ing is never going out of fashion, and
Clarence MeCleery to Myrtle Fletcher.
cessors It will begin Sept. 28 and end iust at this moment In the great marts more good than all blood medicines
Oct. 28, and its success is already as in New York they are in very active and other pills, writes (ico. H. Jacobs,
sored,enterprising men of ulfairs are demand both (or home and foreign use. of Thompson, Conn I’ rompt, pleasant
Irritating sting«, bites, scutches,
ut Its bead and the various committees Andiu this matter o f Improving the and never gripe—they cure constipa­ wounds snd euta soothed and healed by
ura working hi a way tin t guarantees qm ili'y there ia this important ennaid- tion, arouse the torpid liver to action IV W lt f* Witch H ard Salve—a sure
ro to sad give you cleau blood, steady and ' ife application for tortured flesh.!
'.»t a penny
the Iswt exposition ever held In the eratlm - It m«t
• than nerves,« clear brain und a he.; . v
III west.
« epa Rood h
breed, raise, sr
,ie business tilts of Porti md have
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Office and Residence one block south of Bank
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Fall Term opens September 19th.
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College trained men and women are more in demand than ever
before.
Pacific College offers an education under most favorable circum­
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Send for Catalogue to the President.
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C ra y ­
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B y ers,
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W ill sell cheaper than any one in the County.
Goods for old.
Goods sold on W eek ly or Monthly Payments.
W ill exchange ^ e w
NEARLY
CAPITAL STOCK, $30,000.
FIFTY-EIGHT YEARS OLD ! !
B. C. MILES.
J. O. COLCORD.
K. H. WOODWARD.
N. E. BU IIT.
Directors.
I t ’s a long life, but devotion to tho true interests and
prosperity of the American People lias won for it new
C O R R E S l’ O N H K N T S —Ladd A Tilton. Port­
friends as the years rolled by and the original members
land; National Park Bank, New York.
o f its family passed to their reward, anil these admirers
are loyni and steadfast today, with faith in its teach*
ings, and confidence Iu the information which it
Strangers visiting the city are invited tn call at
tiie bank for information concerning the
brings to their homes and firesides.
city. Correspondence invited.
As a natural consequence it enjoys in its old age all
the vitality and vigor o f youth, strengthened and
ripened by the experiences o f over half a century.
It Is "Th e New-York Weekly Tribune,” uckuowledged the country over as
tho leading National Fam ily Newspaper.
Middleton, Oregon.
Recognizing its value to those who desire all the news o f the State and
Nation, the publisher o f “ The Graphic” (your own favorite home paper) has
M A N U F A C T U R E R S OF
A L L K I N D S O F L U M B E R . entered into an alliance with “ The New-York W eekly Tribune” which enables
! him to furnish both papers at the trifling cost of $1.50 per year.
We have a lot of choice mountain timber and
E very farmer and every villager owes to himself, to his family, and to the
are constantly running our mill.
We
would ask you if in need of L U M B E R
] community in which he lives a cordial support of his local newspaper, as it
to carefully examine the
works constantly and untiringly for his interests In every way, brings to his
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i home all the news and happenings of his neighborhood, the doings o f his
A N D C O M P A R E P R IC E S .
friends, the condition and prospects for different crops, the prices in home
Before buying elsewhere ask for prices ou
markets, and, iu fact, is a weekly visitor which should be found in every wide
S a WKD CEDAR POSTS, ROUGH OR DKKS 8 ED awake, progressive family.
Lumber delivered in Newberg if so desired.
Just think of It! Both these papers for $1.50 a year.
Address us as above or call ou our agent,
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Staple & Fancy Groceries.
W hen you are needing anything in this line, call and see us and your
wants w ill be fully supplied.
g tF~l'ree Delivery.
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LEATHER
Flexible, flnc-gralned. soft and
strong—the kind of leather that
lasts—la the only kind that goes
Into J. B. L E W IS shoes.
Our expert buyers buy only
hides from the right animals,
killed at the right time and
tanned In the right way. Taro
tn buying stock is one secret
o f the
J. B . L E W IS C O ’ S
“Wear-Resisters”]
Honest leather—Honeet work—
Honest pm oa—These art
f. :ndxM« r.< i f 4 *' v **rs e\t > t ^
dinarv success in shoe-making.
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C A L L IN T I I K ,
New Store
In lbs Tickett Building nearly opposite the Post Office where you will find
>nil stock of all kinds of
RitAUKETS,
CEME2VT,
DOORS,
SHINGLES,
PLASTER.
MOULDINGS,
LATH.
PICKETTS.
SLABS.
SAILS.
BUILDERS HARDWARE.
LIME.
LOCKS.
A g e n t f o r A J A X B I C Y C L E S —o n ly $ » 5 . 0 0 . a m i g u a r a n t y d
fo r U S E Y E A R .
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