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Published every Thursday evening. ilii-gni i;TT nlTiaiTIis “at by paying him $7.00for a Itook (which is worthless) that you receive a uienibership certificate in a pur chasing agem y and can through that agency puridiase goods at who!« -ale prices. It is ail old swindling game that was worn out in the Last several years ago. and those who have tried it here «ill find they are victimized, Be.-iili s. our home merchants should have our home trade m*far a- po. ilile, and can be relied upon much more than the swindling, irresponsible, so-called "purchasing agencies." RACKET STORE. tention of blix-King the road so that no one else can haul up the supplies. Major Handbury has been looking into this matter mid BATHS «»K SlBSi'KIl’TION. (.TKlCTl-V IN AUVANCH ) find that it will go hard with any One year one who attempts to prevent sup Mx month. LorjM; Three monili« plier, from being taken up to the LlZtR light, ’fhe punishment will fit ADViUlTISLNG H XT crime, and while it will not ) lace Groceries Crockery Notions Schoo Í Inch, p'*r lAoiith ■? ■><; a man in boiling oil or anything of Supplies and Stationery. 6 E L Pos son ö S on i P ortland , O h .. that sort, it will be lingering truth, mid it is of the highest im and severe. It would be a pretty i.Gcal tiofir« •, tnt-f«. per !(:!<•; an»! sets, afiei iWl'ECílON’S ITiILÀIPII. solemn portance to the English trade that it flic first insertion. pass if n lighthouse could lie put Lost, Found, XVriTiietl, ^.t'<• an I I '.r fl ’iit should be rs-..»nixed." notices,5 k ts for first in -ilion and fi.oo per out in winter by anyone who took So much for the general excellence of month. THE BRITISH SYSTEM PROVED TO American boots and shoes. But The Rec LeirrJ liotice.», Nonp.ucil. w < b. p< r 1 I ih - for a notion to blocK the road to it. A FALLACY. fir-t in .erlion ;; i i >cti p< i lint Io: * h >ul ■ BE ord's correspondent goes even further. quent Insertion. Land on T illamook spit or on the He says: When the party ofTillamooki-r.« All local notice<1 u ill be “staried" or otherwi*-c ‘•The statement I am about to make sine oi' ('ape Meares is not very The Theories of Bright and Cobden, de«igiiatcd as ndvertisflmdit.s. went to Garibaldi lm-t week to valuable, and it would take a may seem incredible, but it is literally r Abend of Her Only America Now No speeial powidon v. ill be at’recd upon for true, an I in a subsequent article I will About Our Boot any advertiwvinciit, tl’oti^h v e ’nl •• ■ cial Licet the A 'igii.-t;:. Joe I’ichard.-oii whole lot of it to pay a few heavy Some Facts 1 support it with figures. In the manufac piHL to display ad vert it i ■ matt r - i i!v<ly and Shoe Industry. and given fa Vorabkt posit ion a p^Fiibh f>e- nii.-t ipk the editor of this paper lines,—Oregon inn. ture of medium to cheap boots and shoes qu.!.itl\ • hanging thu ’make up ol the pajxr for Senator I> dph. We I' ll com Below will be found significant ex the <->st of labor per pair is considerably \\’c m ike il speci.il eif-.irt to chairje or t < hu|j<| than half the cost of similar goods in lfked illiams BETTER THAN PRISONS. tracts from an English trade paper which less nd '.’ftt:s' njciils a. dt< 11 us out pr.tronn d'etre, plimented, but found it wry cin- England, wh n the »¡lending value of tho but make no conft pct to that •■'feet. declares that in the manufacture of Engli.11 dollar is taken into account.’’ b:irra. ing when exphiining how the site rillamooli, Oregon, Ihfiise. We arc sorry now we ever held boots and shoes the United States is now No cut.»» will be used, except out linu cut8 on That is, not only are American boots harbor should be improved, and ni- t d bast .. decidedly in advance of England. Some 1 leaeon ( Joyne up before the public! and shoes better than English, but they *•* XVc reH»T'. c the right’.<> reject tiny rulvei’tis»- how imu-h appropriation would be We did not suspect the noble im years ago certain British political are actually produced at less cost! The niciit that 'vc deem obj»*ct Jon able. allowed, though we looked as economists evolved from their inner low cost is not attained through lowering pulses that harbored in his breast T erm «: C hh 1 i in advance-for «mull nd verti.a- consciousness the theory that the only the w irkman's wages, however, because nients and payment is r«-qitir«-d monthly or dignified as pos.-ible anil gave all when Im refused the church tor the way in which any jieople could attain our authority informs us that wages are quarterly on huge contra- t.s. the. information desired. Joe and concert! We did not supose he to tho highest efficiency as a manufac at least twice as high as in England. The Oirrvwpoildcncc on toph n of general int< rd I, hi- good wife, who keep the Bay saving comes through superior methods ivitetL would make such an able defense! turing nation was to be found under the and machinery. With the three facts of View house, did everything to en Ad'lrc ;» all communicallous to laisset faire or Free-trade system. To bo T he H e i nr.ro iit , tertain ns ami make us comfoi- Very few men find it neee.'Si'.ry to sure, their theory was not based on ac superior quality, cheap production and 7 i I.r.A.MooK . Oft. higher wages established, only one thing tabie, a- they I.now perfectly well procure atlidavits from their wives tual experience, but then the 6tndy of remains to complete the panegyric on Of paying high prices for your f >pi> of this J.tpf I re on •:.!< at th* Jteoft' II V,'ll*'’X Nr <'n ■♦■tiolH' .«»•<! IICW how to do, bill when the St’liator to clear themselves of the charge experience was such a vulgar pursuit Protection. Happily, tho writer in The d ‘ah rs Occidental hotel, building, J’ortktnd, conqiared to the highly intellectual Record touches that point too. Ho says: Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery, Hats, Oregon. did arrive, we ipiietly suic ided mid of wife-beating. The people have “I haveb fere men pair of gentleman’s methods < f abstract reasoning to which Caps, Boots, Shoes, and all kinds of Notions, admitted that we were only an all along and do now thoroughly they were accustomed, and as for the whole golosh laced boots, which would I understand this matter.-and it is The North Yamhill Lender, * by ordinary citizen. When you can get them at a “live and let live’* price? theory in question, it worked out so retail to the public in America at two dollars — my eight shillings a pair. They not necessary to take up further fra A. Phelps, is just farted. Il beautifully and jibed so perfectly with are machine sewn, and though light, starts off veil, : nd we suppose i- Mrs. Mattie P. Krokcl who 1ms space regarding it. Sufl'ice it to England's interests at that time, that it they are but little inferior in value to was adopted as tho creed of the English what is known in the trade as a half sui'cessfulJy Jillipg a long felt want, bcejt delivering a eourse of lectures -ay that the lesson we gave him was a severer jittnnishmeiit th in economists. Tho theory was filially made guinea (82.56) boot.” ------..»V------------ .‘4 himdleil the subject of "Ratioiml- And want the best of everythin: a policy through the influence of Richard This completes tho picture—better The Oregon editor« xvero ■n,“ls'f!c Thought"’ in mi able milliner, bis fine, and that the fear of being Cobden and John Bright, who already boots and shoes, higher wages to tho la Call at King’s, examine goods and g< convention at A Torta last week. and from the large attendance of shown up before the public by the perceived tho great advantage England bor that makes them, yet as cheap to the The TiUmnool. < <|iU>i-t> could n il iu(elligi nt ui:d educated people, i newspapers is a better preventa would have over all competitors in tho consumer as aro similar goods in Eng Prices before buying elsewhere. We have good long start, accumulated capital, ad land. Verily, Cobden's theory was un go as tin- trnniqwRSoiion ftn-ilili. mid the interest they tiMik. it would tive for crime than the prison:«. Constantly arriving, so you can always get fresh good vanced methods and improved machin sound. Were so incuoi ,'hi' Tt. • apjiear that there are many be- ery which her long experience in manu T!i« Control of Our Own Market. _________ » WHICH SO f'NDS 7HE BEST? I h-ivcl'H in her theories. People lire facturing gave her, if only the world At the close of a two column article T he attempi R get thi: granjl^, |•be<'mnillg mure liberal in their could be persuaded to tear down their headed, "Increasing .Sales Abroad of ( 'latsop, Piscataquis. jury Io indici» -t<h<»rJ I i -. ai » i . igii i I'm | , Views its tiim advances, and there And quick sales Protective laws. Nor did they hesitate Iron and Steel,” Bradstreet's says, after Satsop, Appalachei“. to confidently assert that within a few mentioning that our exports of these the alleged libeltnsfoT T. IL < royne , i Inis been a wonderful change in the Skamokawa, Is our motto. ApalaeliieiHa. years after England should have led tho products in 1890 were valued at $29,100,- txu.s a fnllMi'e. It’ the matter lm-1 methods of reasoning within the Nest ticca, A root» took. way, the whole world would have de 660, while our imports amounted to been pressed very hard the in- I past few years. It seems that an W. C. King, Tillamook, Apoqnininiiiik clared for Free trade. $16,584,701! dictiuent would have gone the I era of thought or "Age of Reason’' Well, the British have been waiting “The difference in cost between our Si ii slaw, Tiiiikhannòek. Cor 1st St. & 1st. Ave. E. oilier way. with un abiding faith in their Cobden machinery and that manufactured abroad has actually set in. ami that great ( ’hiekamas, Nantucket. theories for the world to acknowledge lias been steadily diminishing n.s greater i developments will be made within < ,'oos, Natehitix-kes. their supremacy iu inanufecturing and facilities for production in this country A. i,. A Eli rmau, the Representa TILLAMOOK. the next fifty years, probably Nehalem, to tear down their tariff walls. But tho over foreign countries have lieen devel Naugatuck tive from Nehalem, lost IIO OCCIISIOII oped. At the same cost and offering a equal to the progress made in in- Skipanon. I’assantaquoily. world has done neither tho one nor tho superior machine the United States can to talk lor his locality while Hen- ' vi-ntioiiH during the past fifty years, i A. LETCHER. other. Germany, France and the United ■. STILLWILL. ( 'lielialis. Piscataway shut out all other countries from foreign lltof llolpli.was here, “XVoodj - Status refused to bo convinced that they markets, as we now completely control Many are lix ing who can remember i Nekanikiim, Mauch Chunk. could not make cloth and iron and cut LETCHE3R ¿t STILLWELL constituents may well foci proud our own in these special lines.” when railroads, telegraph, tele- j Kitsap, lery as veil as England. John Bull Missaukee. Free trailers urge our farmers to help of hint, iinii Senator Dolph is not laughed sneeringly at their lack of faith them break up this control of our own ' phones, electric railways, steam Snohomish, M ississ<|IKli likely to forget him. m tlio creed of Cobden, and waited for market and stop the steadily diminish ! cugincH and printing presses cut! Sloigit. X\ ATUHES, C|.o< KS. .ÏKWKT RY, GUN’S, AMMUNITION AND FiMlIINC. T a CKLX. Pocontokc. time to teach tho American,the German ing' cost of machinery in this country as (’(.IMPASSES AND SPECTACLES. i little figure in relation to humanity. and the Frenchman the error of their No< >t sack, Sacca rapa. compared with foreign countries. This We pivilii't a i'lu'1 'r:i ÍWKEI'AIBIXOAHI'BCIALTV.----------------- -- TILLAMOOK, ORKCOX.i ways. But time has done just the op]>o- I It is but a few jimsto look back. would help England in two ways. It < 'owlitz, Saco in the United Stuten h site. From year to year Britain lias wit would remove competition in finished Now in a few years the scene is Klickitat, Sagadahoc. nessed not only tho internal resources products, which she wants to sell, and Lu ( trippe luis made i , changed. T he whole world throbs and trade of the protected counfries by necessitating our sending some thirty Wahkiakum Sehagtieoke twice in the past year, ' wonderfully developing, but even their million bushels of wheat to tier market mid pulsates under the new and < 'athhimet, Schoharie. there in a. general ep foreign commerce growing more rapidly in addition to what we now export it ehanged state of atl'airs. These N etarts, Shawangunk than its own. Foi-ign wares soon began would knock the price of wheat, which W e are just burning a kiln OF 120^)00 BRICK, warra diarrhea. Tlie«e are pr< 1 to enter the Free-trade ports of England, she wants to buy, concave. ai hievemeiits are more wonderful Sea ppoose, Sequatchie. cholera. Look out for it FIRST-CLASS, WHICH WE WILL SELL AT $6.00 TO ¿7.00 PER THOUSAN’I displacing native labor and stopping On analysis any project advocated by than creation itself! Many can Seattle, Tusk ecgc. English mills. Besides, it was found a l’ri-e-tr.i !i-i- will be found advantageous C himneys built in B ay C ity or T illamook at 75 cts . per foij W hateom, upon examination that these wares were to some interest centered or owned in Tasca ra was. rebel insurgents ¡IX C remember when freedom of speech B rick laid in wall at $12.00 per thousand . G ood work ! not only cheiqier than Briti-h goods, but Great Britain. Multnomah. \ nlpi'.raiso and de I ro\ ed and Ire, doia of thought was in-its I Conshohocken. quite ns skillfully made, and it began GUARANTEED. NOW IS THE TIME TO PUT UP SOME GOOD BRIC 1’almni‘odn's m my. lie infancy, and we turn back only a to creep through Mr. Bull’s thick head XX'here Shall XVe Btiy and Sell? Xth.H to Do. that manufaet ng iu other countries i a fugitive met it is only a ipirs i lew pages in history to lind nmner- BUILDINGS IN TILLAMOOK WHILE BRICK ARE CHEAP. ’ Jmlu-tries, utechnie.il journal pulilish- had, ,4'ter nil, turned out to lie a success. I ion of a «hort t ime w lien Sant ¡ago 1 ous instances ot men being tort tired cl in L'ltl'lon, says of tho performance Soon he Iiad tho mortification of seeing PR0V00ST & SONS, B ay CITY, ORE. the capital ol t hile will lull into or i-xeeuted for advancing new B: '.her Jonathan pa»s him at a canter ot tho new German steamer: Tii - City of Paris burned every ilay ideas ideas that would now bring in the inanufai tore of steel, then ill pig th" hands of fhe tu»urgents. iron, and today even the most bigoted about 335 tons of coal, while the Fuerst Inmor mid di 4in< tion. I'.ug!i.-linian confesses that as a manu Bismarck is said to have burned only It is evident that this great re We hav<* now reliable a --uranee facturing and mining nation we aro far 280 tons. Such records open up pros- peets which deserve serious considera in the lead of England. tlmt the load Iioin I illamool. river volution in education is coming tion from our shipbuilders and marine Ther 1 was one cons, ling thought to the li Jit house n ¡11 lie Imilt bl fast. Many of in may live lose.- the which John Bull continued to cherish engineers.” —Dealer in----- A difference of fifty-five tons, or nearly thi* governm nt next summer, I great change, y ea. it may be near tlin>u..;!i all this losing industrial fight. 20 per cent., in coal consumption un It was that even if manufactures were there i . about , I.I.OiHl ol lilollei at hand. People are beginning Io Tlio I'oMinopoll tan. stimulate.! in America and elsewhere by doubtedly deserves serious consideration i emainiiig oi the appropriation to think. T hey are becotnimgaroused I do not mean to imply that it is well artitii ial means, the c st of production when another country is keeping shop, build th - light lion e, mid it is and are tired of paying someone for a man to become com para tivoly in must Iu- so great as to render it very un dealing in the same class of goods and different to his own nation. Travel ha> profitable business, and liest of all, these liab’o to get orders. The Free-trade thought that it will lie an i:l.-y else to d i their thinking. Proti ction-produced products, even if l>!:m was that England should do the matter to di-.< rl it to the road i'll II. I fhe old dogma < of orthodox re (hat effect upon some people, especial k they supplied the home market, could niannfactnring of the world. There rOiLET ARTICLES &NB DRUGGIST NOTIONS. when fora term of years they reside under the < irciinistani os. ligion. and the prtroga lives . nt abroad, and notably in southern Italy nerer. lie tli- npht, hope to compete with would then have lieen no "serious con siderate n." The world would have taken 'tyranical regents will soon lie It eats axvay their patriotism. They 111' land for tho foreign trade. Even xvliat England pl< a.-ed to make and at A GENERAL ASSORTMENT thia bit of dcli ’ . sive consolation is rapidly Sen,i tor 1 ».il pit Im thing of the past. All hail the call themselves by that long name des, rting onr Free-trade cousins. Amer- her price, or would have g mo without. cosmopolitan. They are not, they say, The Free-trade plan has not worked Of all goods usually kept in a well ap- front \l.i I x.a. mid dax. ciii/eiiM of any one town or country in iean gods have of late years not only qnito r.s v. ell ns iu author, hoped. The pointed Drug store constantly iiu<- fully met British goods in many pl toil .1 - to tilt! 1 particular, but of the xrorld at large. area in which finished products are neutral markets, but they have even en III an on hand. I'liiintiv. This sounds very tine; but if you t.-re 1 Er... l.iml to find toady buyers in made is, thanks to Protection, extending. conic to analyze their notions you will, i ho very shadow i f the English factories Their cost is falling and the price of raw i am afraid, generally discover that, st and tin re to proclaim the triumph of materials is advancing. Most of onr “best thought," however, is strongly, if far from having got their sympathies Protection. enlarut d to such a degree that they car For s< me years back there has Is'en a not fi'Tcely, in favor of our having but feel for the Central African negro in his ill-position among British mminfactiirers one store in which to either buy goods <i l ulation, as much as they can feci to remodel tln-ir mills on tlie "American or Bell country produce. for the Whitechapel toiler in his hctni I'! Ill" and to adopt Atnerionn method« FiFTy ears xperience in the A Problem for “Tin Plate I.lars.” starvation they have rather lost a1 mid macliin- ry. Particularly lias this In its account of the proceedings of rug usiness sympathy for every one except foi been true . f the l>... t and shoe industry. the American .Society of Mechanical En- themselves. “Cosmopolitan” is, in num A ri pr, - ntativi of The Shoe and Leather giniersnt Providence, The Enrineering FirBt St., Next door to the Temperance Parlor. her» of instances, only “scltlsh”. uni K -< rd, of I.on.Ion, cam» to America re Record says: ‘some man Wlit. - tè nie t»r< ;.m cently to personally investigate the TILLAMOOK, OREGON. large All the Year Round. "An object of interest jnst at this imi <■!.limili'. timi par|j<s brmight methods of American manufacturers. time was ¡winted out at the Corliss en S' - aking <-f the xvrvng impressions prev- Motivrii l.oiigvw Ity. men inio ili seounty. I.sxiie.l tin nì gine works, in the shape of a complete About fifty year« ago a British pliysi al. nt in England, he saj s, in his report s< .tin plant, <• i --ting , f a horizontal, oli limbi r lami. pafA.lg tlu tu a Some t J the j eople at 'i ill tmook r r • • <*>■..» maintained (hat it mu>t bo eon to The Record« .il.irx alni a si.ji, /miq mi , bay my.|>uUing lilt Inseh es in the " V • l.i e _v n. rally nourished ' U1‘- 1 c .np’unl ion.lensing engine, .•‘Mt io I qm* vtionnble if the existence ol '.2 inches and 41 inches diameters of < , liring t'i. .uni .Alfe! then look wax of g< Iting into troulile with ventenni i.tin* had ex er been established in E-igl.-uid oitid, 1 must admit, sharia! cylinders. 4« inches stroke, fly- wheel 25 S tillwell , P roprietor . l-v the w riter) has biam the assumption ■i ls frolli the allcged settici* as the 'I lilted Mates government. by sui’iìvwnt prxKifs. Modern statistic* that r. .illy high class g. . ds could not lie feet diatn.-ter, weight 80.000 pqonds, Cigtirs. Tobacco, Fruits and Candies» oli its prool' was m^de. We When tlie lighthou-e was being have (h’liiiituly ivinoved that I;-, i lent 1 titiishrnl by machinery, i now rated at «.no lu rst powerat 70 revolutions Ac 4 to tlie cvnHijiof I8U0 l»-r minute, and three* Corliss boilers, to -iy tn A emphatically that tjiero are 1 emperance Drinlcs. »houli! iik • l'or thè < itr<"p.-.i built i n ( .ipe Meare- the contrac »., I S/, r Ktvu.’iriaiuK ¡uvhidiug bo famished by the company to the •1 t et - in America, and not "tine, but rire. l» ool T-bl.. Oregonian y», B.I.- di-ut lo.»ìiinni' ». or >adii..t thè tors Iratt a road from fillamook vxLad attaiiivd nn a^e of JO; 111..1 v wlm i turn out large quantities Souiertmi Tm Pl it« Works of Brooklyn, Somers Br. s., proprietors.” X V. * an«l upward. •A ..lies ’ .ml gotlt. :» ire 1 ^ a nA -pit up fo the r, eriation to en It is now in or ter fw The Times. In Austria (uivluding llun^’.iry) 1» «ho , .g a qitah.yr at I wtrT^iti- Class Barrel Slxop able them to haul up the mate- IK-l-S.» >as Lad parted thvir imndredtl) it • th in all rmSmd. put to sh.-ime the Poet and other EiulUh tin plate hevlers In < h li.tis, . W lien it < line to the tight- } ‘ir. ii» ¿TA.ice, »2; in to deny entirely taat any such engine 2V'* pr. lact t any f.iet, :y in thi.* country; in connection. has beeu built for the purpose men who Itoti e department nuinl^r of Pru.vian cun ati.i iu s.i h tu< Wri - th- re is used even limiting to I I lar,,i SHAVING, ANO HAIR-CUTTING IN THE LATEST tioned. And when Souters Bros. sa 'II ‘<■▼«•11 <!o|l.<i^for the book mate a periu tvent read some of tei . r»anare L>und in N.L*:«ia mid iv more machinery, and there is-qmployed tin cheaper than the Welsh have been • ' • tin * l a t e pruxinc«', while in lluoia an even greater degree of sulxlivision of STYLE, AT POPULAR PRICES. - a u ml ■ i Ilio in an im the pat ties interested asKt d such ip., w. selling it to ns under a revenue tariff ■,-nty b.'ifis to increase »oiftliMM labor, than in the factories making a low Next door to Letch, r * Stillwell . Jewelry Store. - . TILLAMOOK. ' Puri-li.ring «ml Suppl» an exlioi liitant price for their right >.f M'«s'<iw.tn eirrtnuMiuMv due ririiet grade shoe. Take, for example, the fac they will say that it is entirely due to the sujierior engine they bought and that ion, writ«** folli, i il ▼pou- ofw.ax through their Imids that lo ti*.1 fi... ami easy life. coiu|xirativrlij tories of Hanan Ct Son. of New York the tariff ims had nothing at all to do g. ol tls* southern Coresickl or ■genth men's , and Lainl, Bchober A with it 4 informiti ion rvgartlin*' the s, !,eine « is abandoned and Mitchell, of Philadelphia (Utiles'). These . il‘.-iiy of the <'.tueiisiau lugli sre tm n !y representative of many others. Hing scheme. The Ore- step taken to open another road McKinley Lace .Mill. «iih tlieir large perveiitiige ol I :ay, without Lar i f successful contra Anewtnill i* King erected at Nax- over in tin* dire, tiim of Netart- t cl ..Asulitieti — Philadelphia diction. that there is no factory in Eng- ar>‘th. Pa., s. Friedberg«, of Phils, hnv to coiini'i t with a ismntv h ad. Ian 1 tha t can produce one-tif: ii Lf the out dolphia. which will t» ready soon, C. B. HADLEY, Proprietor. put < f < itlur »if these faotoiiM and slmw and wdl U> u-<s! far the pr dnetion of MiwplartMl FUjr. ■able . « libili , Vow Cgptain Rb. ■ el< . lightho ns lur.eh style, as much variety, us much Iti> l.iiiK* luvgnr) — |\ m or man lisila y<‘l V, ho iiistiector. wants tog. t tliewinti Uets an I brai.U. Twelve lo ; im . fifty. • I feil that triture lux* not xx i kir.H’isliip, ¡ks uiUu'h quality» rs much twoiucl.es wide, capable ]Toduciug it s' <111 tlii'ie supply ol oil. coal, provisions, etc., tit and an much gmeral cx4tl!en<*». Iu I with n |xiir vi liraithv yards ¡» t day, will be started at other xvfor excry dozen of really them ngainet 'ip to the light on ('llpe Meares mid once, and will be fovreaseil to double occa.-: .n arises. These •r ft* tn bllM.iesj g.»xi gixsta in any single English factory tills qiiamity am ml will show Will .0 an rut.rely new liM ot XV. F. D. J ones - E ditor am » F r < • mi : i »it. LEADER IN LOW PRICES AND Best Goods. Everybody invited to call. W X , What is the use I If you are particular I Small profit BRICK! BRICK! Dr. [i. V. V. Jof]ngoi] <■? ’.'ü e'íl <Scnipcitndca. Y D E B . TliMl’ERANCE PARLOR- A. J. Grand Central Billiard “Hall J lid ^ia<l SOOD specit TILL Cl The < Bgg» Sstli 6h T' Fl turn B care J Bl
