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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

MAYHEM.--Joe Taylor aud Sam
Vowels had o fight on the street Sunday
evening, and charge of Mayhem has
been preferred against Vowels for bit
ing Taylor's ear. The case will be In
qnired into before Judge Lewis to NOR
row. w.--Oregonidn.
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NOTICE.

HOSE INDEBTED TO THE FIRM or
w. G. Brown q Co. are requested 10 come for~,
ward and settle their notes and accounts. as,
Che business of the late firm m xst be settled
without further delay. q
W. C. BLOWN d Co.
Dallas, Ogn., August "a, 1870 26-tf
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WOOL WANTED.

vTyHE ELLENDALE MILL COMPANY
will give the highest market price for
wool, delivered at their factory in Polk Co.
Their Store is also open, with q general as-S
sortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
&c. 2.tf
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JENNINGS LODGE No. D, r..

~NsA A. NJ, Dallas, holds its regular COM :
~\mmnicatons on the Saturday preceding !
the Full Moon In each month, unless the moon
fnlls on Saturday--then on that edays at ore
o'clock.
Also. on the second Friday In each month
at o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose nfimprovess,
ment Of the Graft in Masonry and fer such
other work as tho Master may from time 10
time order. ssEs 81 s & 81 s8s4 ss4A
All brethren in good standing are invited 10
attend BY order Of the n
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

Nine. Jenny Lind Goldschmidt bas
been singing IN London for the benefit
of the German wounded.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

WNTELcH's PREMIUM SALMON--BEST
w In market--in kits or barrels.
For sale Mt COX b EARHART'S, s
Salem.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

SINGLE COPIES One Year, 90 SO; Six
Months, 81 70; Three Months, 81 90.
For Cubs Of ten or more 90 per AMMAN.
Sabscriptioa mast be paid strictly ia adcamce
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The Pope.s Grievances
Damage by the 1.rea, Storm.

NEW 1ORk. Nov. l6.-Addl1Onal accounts
show that the effects Of the storm in this vicinity
Tuesday night and by the high tides yesterday
are qGitte severe. A large quantity of the Har
lem flats are washed away. In Jersey the Nor
ris canal overflowed, submerging Easements.
carrying off lumber, boats, yachts, &c, and
damaging over $4,000 worth of property. The
lecture-rOOm of Methodist church at Bergen
heights was blown down and the church dam
aged. In Newark over So, 600 worth of property
was DESTROYED by the wind and water, several
unfinished houses being demolished and cellar
Easements flooded. At Elizabeth a brick touu-
dry and five buildings were blown down. The
schooner Native, of Greenwich, Connecticut,
was blown high and dry on dock, and another
schooner was driven ashore, demOlishing Wor-
rails brick factory loss, 90 900 bricks and 20 tons
of moulding sand. An unfinished church in
Plainfeld was also destroyed.
CHURCH DEMOLISHED.
The Presbyterian church at Freehold, New
Jersey, was partially demolished by the gale
Tuesday night; loss, $50 900.
THE DAMAGE IN MAINE.
PORTLAND, Nov. 16-The storm was violent
all night. Railroads were washed away and
bridges submerged, and the trains are DELAYED
in every direction. The night train from Ban
gOr To Boston ran of the track near Farming
dale, about midnight, in consequence of the
washing away OF culverJ. The sleeping cars
were badly smashed. No one was killed, but
several were injured. Relefhas been sent.
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Alexis.

Is 1T, OR ISN'T 1T?
SANDY HOOK. Nov. 16-Thereis a steamship
at anchor outside the bar. She has a small pipe
between the mainmast and mizzenmast, and all
three tOpgallant masts are down. Cannot make
out what nation she il; think she is a Russian
but cannot make sure.
HOW 1T LOOKS FROM JERSEY.
HIGHLANDS, n. j., Nov. Leone of the YES
sells Of the Russian feet is now in sight, at an
chOT outside the bar.
NOT HIM-"I'M LONELY TONIGHT, LOVE,
WITHOUT THEE"
SANDY HOOK, Nov. Is, nOOn.-The Grand
Duke is not on board the Russian frigate which
arrived last night. The latter reports that she
parted with the ship bearing the Grand Duke on
the 9th of November, in lat. 81, long. 30.
NO. OF THE FLEET.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16-The Russian vessel
which arrived stnight il the Bogatre, Capt.
ShaffrOw. She is now lying i'm the lower Bay.
She made the voyage from Madeira in thirty
six DAYS.
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~ The Methodist has " Plea for School
Girls" and thinks il cruel 20 condemn them 20
such unresting toll.
s4-In Virginia town q ball was recently held
in a furniture wareroOm, and the orchestra was
perehed on pile OF collins.
S Three storied bOnnets, covered with feath-
ers, flowers, laces and ribbons, are 90 be worn.
They are called NictOrias.
@GeOrge Alfred Townsend saws that most Of
the Mormon men look as IL they wanted a new
razor and a square meal.
SThe residence OF the late Hon. John q.
Calhoun, South Carolina. T. offered for sale. I'm
addition 20 the memories connected with the
plfce, IL is one Of the best plantations i'm the up
country.
nSA general movement of members OF the
Kentucky bar is being made 10 procure a reyi-
sion OF the statutes 10 10 eliminate negro laws
and also TO obtain a revision OF the code OF
practice.
- Among the rePeaters 90 be prosecuted by
the Reform Committee i'm New York u the Hon.
William Marley, better known az Reddy the
Blacksmith. This illustriOus politician j.
accused OF having repeated three times for Wm.
Tweed at the recent election.
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TEE eRRAT STORMS which have swept over
the northern section Of the country this week
have been very destructive. In addition 10 the
dsmsge reported in yesterdays STAR, teic-
graphic accounts state that az Hudson, ~. J.,
the losses are $4,000. The car buildings OF the
North Hudson railroad at Union Hin. with SIX
cars, were destroyed. The new hotel at Green
Vile, valued az SiJO 600 was completely dcmOl-
ished, and many other buildings were partially
damaged. At Portsmouth, y. h, the tide was
higher than for MANY years, and much damage
done whRrves. sc. Travel between Boston aud
Portland is interrupted. At Cleveland, Ohio.
considerable damage 20 shipping was done, and
there WAS some los OF life
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st. Louis Wants Everything.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 16.-The committee appointed
by the mass meeting few evenings since have
prepared an address TO the national republican
executive committee urging the selection OF St.
Louis as the place for holding the national con-
vention. A finance committee was appointed
with instructions TO confer with the Sangerfest
Association, who intend erecting a building for
The annual sengeriest next June, capable OF
accommodating ten thousand persons Efforts
are also making TO secure the holding of the
.atlonal democratic convention here,
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AHairN i'm NeM York

tScdped J7Im Jdil--Ring ResigndfiOns- GdmbIers
Not AFRAID IF Ghosts.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-ThOmas Ballard and
george Quimby, both counterfeiters, and a
sailor named Parker, charged with mutiny,
escaped from Ludlow street jail last night by as
sistance from the outside.
The directors of the proposed Niaduct rail-
road, including Tweed, Sweeny, Bradley, Con-
molly, Hall, O'GormOn, Hank and Smith, have
all resigned. All the employees have been sus-
pended except the secretary.
The residence of Mr.. Nathan, who was 30
mysteriously murdered, is being converted into
a gambling hell,
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Importatiops from Japau

has arrived from Hong Kong ami Yokohama.
and brings 9,565 packages of teas, silks, &C., for
New York, Boston, Philadelphia. Chicago, New
Orleans, Hartford, Cincinnati, PittsbuTg. Mex
leo, and Europe. Among the passengers are
ten japanese students for Europe and the crew
If the wrecked American bark Cataline. Jas
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Something for the Eye Of Mr.. Vincent COlyer
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 16-Dispatches from
Arizona say that gold and greenbacks were left
ON the bodies of the passengers murdered Oh the
Wickenburg stage. which is regarded as confirm
alton OF the murderers being Indians and not
whites. The press denounce the interference of
Vincent Culver
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A few other small contrib utions were made
some promising % shvn cut AZ Mr.. Crane would
call upon them AZ their respective places %
bushes, they not having the whcrewithal with
them
Mr. Crane gave notice that he would attempt
no more collections in that manner. lie lad
had enough Of tkat kind OF experience.
As no more money was forthcoming. thev adj
ourned. with the request that the executive
mniitee remain for another session. At this
Conference they nominated the following anti
loanerS as candidates 90 the House or Delegates /:
A. A. Wilson. 4. II. Culver. Jesse u. Wilson. =
> VIZ nkle. George NJ. Oyster. J. W. Green, and
j. W. Barker.
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TnE ACCIDENT TO THE INV MARKFr-
HursE--TO-day a meeting Of the BOARD Of Di-
Tcctors Of the Washington Market Company
" a. held az their ONCE, ~ which the falling OF
III. wall yesterday Was considered ana tho
Nas g M fsl eNprVSsiOD Of O.iniou that -,
could be attached 90 the eontractoT. as
nc Nolk appeared 60 he done according
. the specifications. Mr.. Green the eontra.tor
NHs; however, az ms own request. relieved OF he
work On the Sth-street wing the B-strsrt r.ortion
lsug CONSIDERED about ~ much work a. they
should require one man 90 look after aud =
resolution Was adopted appointing Messrs Pm
y. ordNay and Ciuss a commlttee "a riace the
WI on Tie sth-str,st wing IN charge ot some
lion. - -.
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What Major Calhoun Says About His
Accounts.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-Major Calhoun has
sent his resignation of his pension agency to the
Secretary OF the Interior, asking time to close
his accounts before his successor takes posses
sion. He asserts that the reported defalcationis
untrue, and that an examination of his accounts
will show balance against the government.
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Mr.. CHARLES BAKER has been appointed by
the Secretary of the Interior a member of the
Board OF Fire Commissioners OF the District #
CClunbia
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A GOOD CANDIDATE.-We learn that a large
number of the people of the Ninth District have
determined to run Hallett Kilbourn for the
Legislature, as an energetic supporter of public
improvements. We trust that the services of
one 50 eminently qualified as Mr.. X. will be Sc
cured in the Legislature
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JIM FISK, JE., II TIRE HANDS OF TIE PHIL
IsTINEs.-A warrant having been issued I'm New
York for the arrest Of Jim Fisk, jr., on scharge
OF libel preferred by Helen Josephine Mansfield,
he surrendered himself to the police authorities
yesterday, and was held to bail In the sum of
5000. Miss Mansfield charges that Fisk sub
orned colored boy named King, formerly in
her employ, to swear 10 an aff1davit charging
her and Edward 8. Stokes and Mrs Williams
with conspiracy to blackmail him by threaten
ing to publish statements regarding the man
sgement of the Erie railroad. and also circulated
the affidavit of Maggie j. Ward, a servant in
the employ of Miss Mansfield, who, in an an
davit. swore that Fisk offered h II ind iceu ent
to swear false affidayits for him.
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THE PRESIDENT has commenced work upon
his annual message to Congress, and cOmse-
qu.ntly can give but little of his time to the
reception of visitors.
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NEW YORK, Nov. Ie-There were q bids for
gold to-day. from no 2G-1eo to III $780, for
20, 5oe,o 600. The amount advertised for sale,
81 600 900, win 60 ut III to 10 5-l0o.
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The MOr,nom Orr.m

SALT LAKE, Nov. 16--Eldsr Cannons paper
Is bitter against the press OF the Union for is
curiosity regarding Bfigham's whereabouts, but
does not disclose where he is.
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Hon. Ben. wade for the Renomfua ton
OF President Grant

NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Ben. Wade last evening
stated that Congress would undoubtedly favor 4
high tariff, and In 30 doing would be indorsed
oy me popular VIII OF the West. He believed
in the denomination and reelection or President
Grant. and predicted great prosperity for the
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EsrABLIsHED IN wAsHINeroN D q nan

EsrABLisHEp IN WASHINGTON, D. O., isn
=. ga DR. WHITE, cHIRoPoDIsr.
10. zee lsIH street, Opposite o. q frex-rrv.
sstinneto9, p. G., and No, NORTH Charlse slrcs'
oetanore, Id, successfully tre~fs
OO8E1, DtHlONS.
s ~ tnPovfng Malls, Chilblkins ,snd cther a.
he patient. The shos can Be- worn with esss r--ss
nsnt snsr thsopsrstion. Rsfsry % the n.y ss,-
.nIs pnyeciane, surgeons and Thousands 81 other
~ ~, and rssDonsibis persons who ystres,.e
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PERsoNAL-HOn. George II. Williams. OF
Oregon, is at the National 80. Hon. James b
Beck, of Kentucky, is at the Metropolitan. .
Senator Spencer leaves town this evening".
Hon. III. BOardman Smith, of New York and
Delegate Hooper, of Utah, are at the Ebbitt
House.
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SPLENDID STOCK OF LYONS BLACK GBOS
GRAIN SILKS, satin 6HiShl just received from the
best manufacturers at The following low prices =
Sl7s, 81 50 IS, Se50. 81 Is. s., AID up to SIS per
Yard trGTraHted fully ~ osHt lOlcsT than day IN
fhiS fGdTkef
RS-Une Price Only, in p ain Figures.
JOSEPH J. MAY.
939 Pennsylvania avenue.
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ARMY OFFICERS ASSIGNED AND RETIRED
Maj. Alexander j. Perry, Quartermaster, has
been assigned to duty at Omaha, Nebraska.
second Lieuts: Franklin Geaton, Sd cavalry.
Gustave Magnitzky, 14th infantry, and Thos. b.
Reed, 24th infantry have been retired on ac-
count of long and faithful service and wounds
received,
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RIAL ESTATE SALE.-Mr. =. +. Brown has
sold 90 Mr. y. W. Fabian. rs 0O0 feet ct hts own
subdivision at Mount Pleasant, at fifteen cents
Tcr foot. IL Is the intention OF Mr.. Fabian %
erect frst-class business house on this ground.
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Mr.. HILLNAN A. HALL has been appointed
by the Secretary Of the Interior as one of the
appraisersoS public property, under the organic
acS, in place OF Mr.. A. A. Hosmer, who declines
TO serve.
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Snow in Phila<selph

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 16.-The first snow OF
the season is falling briskly, but IL melts on the
payements.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from this
source to-day were s2GG, 1871 G.
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Coal on AGAtS.-A coal oil lamp exploded
last night IN the house ct Molly IarbOe, I'm LouSa
Alley. which came near burning up the whole
ncighborhood. Officer SkipPOn eNtinguished the
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SCALDKD TO DEATH.-A little child OF Mr..
W. II. Thornton, who lives near Manassas, Va,
nesdsy last. and was so severely scalded that IL
died the following day.
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BABY IN A BAsKET.--This morning, Ame
ia Barry. dOmss &c i'm the family OF Mr..
Knox, residing at ilH 10th street nerthwesf.
found female infant In a basket on the porch,
and reported the fact 60 the sixth precinct sfa-
ton, when sanitary officer Burns took IL % 81
AIMS Infant Asylum.
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The EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF the National
Tobacco Association will meet in this CITY on the
9th of December, to consider the tobacco tax.
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sVThe famous trotting mares Goldsmith
Maid ard Lucy viii trot or Saturday 2 oscloek
at the Prospect Park Fair Groun is, for a purse
of $500.
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VALUE OF Two or THREE NoTEs IN DE-
GLIDING A CoSTEsT.-The final election returns
shOw that in New Jersey AaronsOn. Hin and
Hewitt, members Of the Assembly. were elected
by 3. and votes respectively, while In Virgil
MIA Col. James Patterson. conservative Senator
by votes.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR,
This Afternoons Dispatches.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORTS.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
Telegrcphs9 EIciusirely to T1e EreniRS Star.
Storm on the English Coast.
LONDON, Nov. 1G.-Hcavy gales prevailed all
day yesterday and last right around the British
coast. Several casualties 10 shipping are re-
ported, but no American vessels are yet men,
toned
Another Coal Mine Explosion.
LONDON, Nov. ia tremendous explosion
occurred in n collierv at Wigan at a late hour
yesterday. The buildings in the vicinity rocked
10 and fro; people rushed from their houses, and
panic prevailed in the town. The sound Of
the explosion was heard i'm the country around
for several miles. Much alarm was felt. Fortu-
nately the disaster occurred after the working
gan gs had withdrawn or the loss OF life would
have been appalling. As IL was, six men were
killed, and possibly one or more victims will be
found. The cause of the explosion is unknown
The Cholera in COnsfantinOpIe.
LONDON, Nov. ia dispatch from COnstan-
tinople reports $50 deaths from cholera in that
city last week.
Jules Fayre.
LONDON, Nov. 16.-It il reported that jules
Favre is 10 receive an important diplomatic ap-
pOintment, probably an Enthusiastically OF the
highest rank.
The Prussian and Austrian Alliance
Another straw.
VIENNA, Nov. 16.-COunt Andrassy, the new
Premier, and the PrusSian Minister 10 this
court have diped together and exchanged visits
several times since the election OF the former 10
The head of the ministry.
The POpe.s Grievances
ltoME, Nov. 16.-It is said the Pope intends 20
address a communication TO the European pow
eIs protesting against certain acts of the Italian
government, as the violation of the international
aw and of the rights and dignities of the coun-
tres concerned. He will specify, among other
acts, the expulsion of nuns of various national
tiles from their converts, and the forcible sup
preston and closing Of certain international re-
Dgious houses.
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SUICIDE OF A YOUNG EIRGINIAN.-A son OF
Captain Wake, Of GuilfOrd Station, Va. during
nj OF mental alteration, committed suicide on
Monday at his fathers residence, by taking
strychnine. He was a promising young nan,
twenty -four wears of age.
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INSANITY or AN Ex-CoNGREssMAN.-HOn
Ephrism X. Smart, Of Camden. Maine. has re-
Gently been committed % the Augusta (Maine)
Insane Hospital for treatment, his disease being
ssftening Of the brain. He was representative
in Congress from the Waldo district for two
terms, from 1s45 20 1899. and from 1851 20 1853.
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SThe New York bellies are thinking bow
- Mrs. Alexandroyitch" would look on paper.
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Gen. Sherman Not Gone Yet.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-Gen. Sherman expe y,
TO sail on the Wabash tomorrow.
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH WOODEN DRESS
GOODS.
All the fabrics Of this seasons Importation at
extremely low prices JOSEPH j. MAY.
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& ssG.s an. . e
10 Fl 81 sioVii A. i;;
IRrsslorss soisd gloves seeal % ssu. sod e1 an
drsssss snA f.ney soods tsslscs. frsos' r.
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Snow and Cholera i'm New York.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.-The 1rst snow of the
season commenced falling att O'Clock this morn
ing The wind In northwest.
Thirteen new cases Of cholera were received
Yesterday on the hospital ship Delaware, at the
lower quarantine.
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ANOTHER PENSION AGENT GONE WHERE
THE WooDBINE TwINETH-Major A. r. Cal
houn, L. S. pension agent for widows in PhiIa-
delphia, has resigned, and his resignation has
been accepted by the President. AltLonoh he
is not charged with being dc:.nulter. there arr
Irregularities in his. accounts which may ms
sihiE hVo-r a loss 10 the government of $1,000
cr $500 Major ID. B. Neyin, of the Treasury
Department, is strongly urged bv Senators
Cameron and Scott as Major CalhOun's success
sor, and viii probably be appointed by the Pres
ident.
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Lee q Perrips' sasce.

Pronounced By Connoisseurs
TIE ONLY GOOD sAUCE.n
IL improves appetite and digestion, and e a IN =.
Wesrv directed By Mesurs LEA q PrRxrxsto
P''seeu'e al psrnes nshlrf q ysndsh& erfeits-
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G. GUATIER, Importer az Wsaes and BTaadies,
offers for sale - Otard. DuBuy a Go. C0gnac,
James Hennessey do, Old Jamaica Rums. Old II.
Croix Runs, Medar swan Gins, Olive Tree do, Old
Tom DO, Scotch and Iri-h whiskies, Sherry Wines
from $50 upwards; Pr, do. do. DO, A large as
sartment Of German, Bordeaux and Burgundy
Wines. California Wines, Hook. Port. Sherry, as.
estel, Angeiica and Brandies. Medford Runs. Cor
disls and Bittert Of ell kinds Scotch aud English
Ales and Porters, per dozen or cssk TIE shove
Will be sold ~ low figures.
- Discount 10 the trade
- C. GAUTIER,
Manufacturer Of the Popular Native Wine Bitters,
ocls-tr 1917 and 121s pennfylyan avenue
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WARRANTED PURE.
aTge bottles, 81; per gallon, IS. Al-N, q large
stock % California ines. Port, Muscatsl Angelica
anG others per bottle or in quantity. These Wines
direct from producers. and the only article
IN market that be relied upon perfectly pure,
both for communion purposes aud the sick. Prices
asionisblngly low / have also a pure old II GLAND
Gin well adapted for delicate persons and females
All these goods warranted perfectly pure. still
adhere TO former very low rates, ls 70 per mt
below usual rates which IL certainly great induce
nenttO buyers. i keep large assortment. buy On
large quantities, ard hence afford O. st low
twill well repay 10 give q call, th ugh IL
lie little out Of your way
ARTHUR NATTANs, Druggist.
nC9-tr Second and u streets, W
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