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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-02

The negroes taken to Fresno from
Chattanooga, Tenn, are giving trouble
to those who brought them to Cali
fornia. In all, about twenty negroes
have deserted employers since their
arrival.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-02
THE PUBLIC DOMAIN.

IL is the duty of the Government to
repossess itself of public lands hereto
fore granted for the benefit of corpor-
ations, which have been forfeited by
Noncompliance with the conditions of
the grant, and should hold the same
for the use and benefit of the people.
Laws should be passed to prevent
the ownership of large tracts of land
by corporations, or by persons not citi-
zens of the United States. or who have
not declared their intention to become
such as provided by law. Congress
should discourage the purchase of
the public land in large bodies
by any parties for speculative pur-
poses, but should preserve the same
as far as possible for actual settlers,
and to that end all subsidies of land,
as we'll as money to corporations and
spectators, should cease forever.
LIBERALITY TO VETERANS RECON-
MENDED.
The Democratic party is the faith
ful friend of the soldiers and their
widows and orphans, and in apprecia-
tion of the heroic and unselfsh service
of the Union soldiers and sailors, we
declare in favor of liberal legisla-
tion in their behalf, as recognition
of patriotism and reward for honor
able services rendered the Government.
HYDRoGRAPHIc SURVEY.
We favor the development of the re-
sources of our State, and approve all
efforts to advance its material prosper
ity, and to this end endorse all legiti-
mate endeavors that may be made for
the advancement of the State in secur-
ing more good citizens, and the in
vestment of capital in our midst.
We also favor a suitable appropria-
tion by Congress for a photographed
survey of the State for the purpose of
determining the proper methods for
storing water to be used for irrigation.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The system of non-sectarian public
schools established in this this State is
an essential part of our free institu-
tion, and we heartily favor its liberal
maintenance as provided by our Con-
stitution and laws, aud by such other
laws in accordance with our Constitu-
tion as will bring its benefits to every
child in the State.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning by
". L. DAVIS.
Terms OF subscription:
JoR PRINTIN G..

THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds Of Job
Printing in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
card 10 a fnll-sheet poster turned out At
short notice. Orders Solicited.
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM.

The Democratic of Nevada fayors
such rules and regulations for the
civil service as will secure honest, Ca
pable aud deserving officers but
where honesty. ability and merit are
equal, we believe that there would be
both justice aud wisdom in giving
preference to those who would har-
monize the principles and policy with
the party having the responsibility of
administration.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1888-06-02
rnE rRIENps on LABOR.

That we recognize the right of all
men to organize for social or material
advancement; the right Of wage-work-
ers to use all lawful means to protest
themse selves against the encroachments
of moneyed monop0lists, and the right
to fix price for their labor comment
surate with the labor required of them
and we hold that every man has the
right to dispose Of his own labor upon
such terms as he may think will best
promote his interest. In relation
between capital and labor, the Demo-
cratic party favors such measures
and policies as will promote harmony
between them, and will adequately
protect the rights and interests of both.
We freely indorse and approve the
laws passed pursuant to the demands
of former Democratic Conventions
making provision for the safety and
protection Of laborers and miners, and
provision for the collection of their
wages, and are in favor of all other
enactments to that end that may be
necessary and proper.
CHINESE IMMIGRATION RESTRICTED.
We commend the successful nego-
liation of the recent treaty by Presi-
dent Cleveland with the Emperor of
China, by which the migration to this
couu;ry of Chinese laborers has been
stopped.
We are opposed to the further inn
migration of Nihilists and other un-
desirable persons, who have no just ap-
probation of our institution, nor the
duties of American citizenship, and
we favor preventive Legislation there
for, and approve the action of the Ad-
ministration in rigidly enforcing the
law prohibiting importation of foreign
contract labor
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1888-06-29
CIRCUIT COURT.

The following decisions have bsen rend
cred up TO time Of going TO pross.
:. II A Holman agt Tempa Hunt. Pal
tition. Continued.
%. ] Long et al Ella ] R4maey. Par
tition. Decree OF partition granted.
l2O. I ] Black agt Nancy sippi. Con-
hrmation. SAILS coniFemed,
l03 Martha Barnes W M Bsrrigan, et al
Confirmation. Sale confirmed.
22s. @ II Lggett agt Sarah Hines and
Fhos Hines, Confirmation. SAlo confirmed
235. Am Mtge Co agt L ID Ellison. Con.
tirmation. Sale confirmed.
237 X Dawson agt j M Turner Of nj
Action to recover money. Dismissed on mo-
ton Of plaintiff
207. Jos A Ford agt Jerry Hay et al,
Confirmation. Sale coulirmed.
2o5. Della Fields agt w II Fields. Di-
vorce. Continued.
200. U y Barton agt Nelson Bennett.
To recover money. Continued.
300. o II Barton agt Nelson Bennett, To
recover money. Coatinued.
300. J N Powell agt Samuel Attridge. To
recover money. Default and judgment.
BOG. d NJ Osborne & Co aet + L Har.
grove. To recover money; attachment. Set.
tied.
300, Jerry Hay agt NJ G Bumpass. Mo.
tion. Motion allowed.
10. Martha Houston agt josie Thinner.
man. Partition. Degree Of partition grant.
cd.
2iO. J Z Schooling agt T 8 Taompson
Injunction. Coptinued.
2aO. Am Mtge Co agt w b ellison. Fore
closure. Decree granted.
$50. Schooling agt w II Mcdaniel.
Equity 10 settle partnership. Continued.
265. Mra NJ ] QuseneF agt Vaughn 4
Weddle. To recover money. Continued.
264. TB Wait agt Charles sohaefer ot al.
Equity to set Aaide deed. Continued.
26s. 4 Egenton Hogg agt Thos Mon.
teitb. Eisetmen.t. Appeal to supreme
court.
27L Il 3 Wallace agt John Heighsle ct Al,
Foreclosure. Decree granted.
273 Jas Shirley agt Clinton q Cole,
foreclosure. Decree granted but no eseen.
tion 10 iasue until Nov. 1855.
203 I ] Montgomery agt Nelson Ben.
nett. To recover money. Contained.
29i. VIM Baker agt Nelson Bennett. ia
recover money. Continued.
3l4. State w Michael Martin. Dismis ,csl
on motion Of Dist. Attorney.
3l5. State We. Henry Scklittes Larcsny
la dwelling hsase Iafictmeat -plea,I
guilty. and sentenced To peniteutiary for one
year.
$40. State We James Morgan. Iadictmeut.
Larceny ina store. Sentenced 20 penitsntriay
one year.
2s2 Maria sehAefer ~ D s Smith.
Tfover Diamissed.
os3. chas sehaefsr ags d s Smith.
rroYeF. Dismissed.
ls5. John Eigar az. d Smith. Re-
pleyin. Dismissed.
3l2. State va J Qaeeaer. Not guilty
3i3. State Of Oregon " Frank Mack.
Continued.
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Council Proceedings.

Tuesday, June 20.
Present-all the members and officers
but Mayor. Gradwohl In the chair.
Bills allowed L Miller. SIs g w
westtall, ssSsa y ] Iienton, S33 |
Hayes, $4s.
Petition Of John GIblin and chas Pieiffer
that license for hotel buses be remiitcd was
granted and ordinance ordered drafted TO
conform TO the same.
Committee on Streets and Public prop.
erty recommended new sidewalk adjoining
lots J and 4, block So also repairing of
sidewalk In front of school lot on 9TH ST.
graveling OF sth between Vine and Maple
The committee on Ways and Means re.
ported making the following estimate for
the current expenses for the following
year
Your committee on Ways and Means
beg leave to submit the following report
relating TO the financial condition of the
city
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CHICAGO CONVENTION.

Chicago, June as.--Nepps gives Wm.W
Phelps as authority for saying that every
candidate but Sherman stands ready to cal
on Blaine to make the race, but so long ~
Sherman has a chance Blalne's friends will
do nothing to hinder.
II fso8 q. m.--C Convention called TO order
Boutelie, of Maine. takes platform TO with
draw Blaine's name. He says without at
tempting to construe language he will read
dispatch from Blaine. He read dispatch
from Edinburg, earnestly requesting friends
to refrain from voting FOR him. Signed,
q Blaine.
t;22.-flallotlng begins. Alabama votes
for Blaine, Col, 10. Georgia, for Fred
Grant. Maine for Foraker and j for Nc.
kinley. New York, Harrison, "a. Ohio
solid for Sherman. but on challenge
Lacky voted for Harrison. Tennessee,
Blaine, 9. Illsses.
Result OF 9th baliot.--AIger, 1877 ALI.
son, 73 Gresham, 81 Harrison, 73I
Sherman, a44 Foraker, Blaine, 10
Fred Grant, /; Mckinley, -.
9TH ballot being taken-Cal., IS for Har-
rlson and for Alger. Creed Raymond 1.
9TH ballot.--Alger, I7o Allison, 70
Blaine, IS Foraker, Gresham, 81
Harrison, s7S Lincoln, , Mckinley,i6 !
Sherman, 23t Raymond, l,
Alllson's name withdrawn.
Col, Harrison, 8 Conn gives Harrison,
II. Iowa gives Harrison, - Alger, !
Gresham, 1. With Kansas Harrison has
gained 90. Sherman lost IS so far. Mass,
Harrison, as New Jersey, ,iS for Harrison.
Penn. gives Harrison 50. Harrison now has
All votes.
1907 p. m.--lIarrison Is nominated.
sth ballot Harrison, s44 Alger, 100 !
Sherman, IiS Blaine, Mcklnly, 4 !
Gresham, So Great confusion IN the hall,
delegates on their feet cheering, bands
playing. Foraker, OF Ohio, moves 20 make
nomination unanimous. Herr, of Mich,
seconds the motion. Cries for Depew who
takes the platform.
800 p. .--Sewell, Of New Jersey pre-.
scnts Phelps name and moves recess until
sp. IN. Declared out of order.
Recess TO p. IN.
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i'A.ssls'Ai llalH'iil a.as aa'liil -AAa,l. -i.t
Selling Produce.

mr.. Editors
am in favor Of the Grangcrs. They
makes Us all practiclc men, and shows us
how we can make so much money They
Say we must not sell our produce, WHEN We
gets nothing at all. They say We must keep
our butter and eggs and chickens when
nobody wants them. So takes their adj
vice and what cant sell ! keeps, and +
packs my eggs in straw and salt and oats
all the while when nobody wants tome,
Ny hens scratch my garden and oats and
rute up my wheat, all for ten ccntsa dozen.
Keeps my eggs til they are just twenty
cents dozen. When | unpacks them for
twenty cents exactly. while fix my eggs,
something says, Upas, some Of these eggs
ore no guide. They looks like no lcetle
chicken will come out Of them. Some Of
my eggs smell like nobody viii steel them,
then. says, will try this enc, SO ! brakes
leetle hole in the end and smell 1cctle,
just leetle. oh my never was so
muck snell. This smells like as III one
Ieetle egg, II nobody will smell more Of my
eggs, says surely all Of my eggs smell In
this ono, says to my wife, the hen which
laid this eggs IL dead. Then she made a
little one smell, 50 much as two hours she
smells that same egg all the time which II
does not quit. She says, Upas, the hen
what laid that egg, the skunk killed the
next time he comes 10 our barn. Then 20
much Of my eggs, they all smell like one
4 t.aEs ftsN "A
smell all the eggs what my dead hens laid.
! sell all these eggs for what my hens rute
up my wheat, and wallow in my garden,
the grass will not grow, so ! loose my ten
cents. My wife says, Upas, these GTang.
ers saves all the money when the mer.
chants gets all our produce for nothing, so
you takes all tho eggs what our live hens
laid and mix them with the eggs which our
dead hens laid, / do So and all our eggs are
live hens eggs. Then we takes them to
the merchant in Albany and he says, hello!
Upas, you brings me 50 many more eggs as
nobody, pays you twenty cents, / pays
you fifteen cents when you brings me not
so many. Is all your hens live ! says,
have all my hens Is live, who told YOU 20 !?
All my eggs brings me just eight dollars
and we buys sugar and coffee and caicoes
and shirts, and mr. wife buys Charley ono
Of those things which Mr. Jones leetle boy
playso on when he whistles. So we laugh
all the way home just. 50 as all the Grang-
ers, when we gets nothing for our produce.
My wife says, these Changers are all good
peoples, so Upas, you sees that honesty Is
the best policy when We gets twenty cents
for cur eggs. Now we packs all our eggs
when We sells them 20 the merchant for ten
cents.
UPAs SNIPrER.
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The Tournament.

Wet test East Portland, 4sa seconds;
Portland, 81 iI-fs; Albany. ~ y; walla
walla, 30 4-si Lebanon, 20; Vancouver,
5st1, but not allowed as the nozzle was not
put on.
100 yard foot raec.--A run was made
but not allowed on account OF false start
Another iua Saturday morning resulted In
Cameron winning. u. fIirsch second.
Championship raee.-Aibany, I;s7 I-s;
walia Walia, az 3-s; Lebanon. drowned
out; Vancouver, 1918 z.s; East Portland,
fa6 as.
Speed race, 100 yards.-Portland,-;
Vancouver. 20 fs3; Lebanon. - 4.ty;
walla walla, s9 as; Albany, IS IS. Race
given TO Albany. Pertland's time was
IS sc, but there i some mistake about IL.
ago yard foot race.-~'Tie between Cam.
eron and Campbell
Saturday evening the last race of the
tournament the dry test was run with the
following result Portland, IS seconds
Albany, q f-fo seconds East Portland,
33E seconds. As only two threads Sere
used In putting the nozzle on by the East
Portland team the time was not allowed,
and the race was given TO the Albany team.
The Albany team reached Albany Sab
bath night. They do not seem to be very
highly pleased with the treatment recelv.
cd from Portland. There seemed 10 be q
general desire To keep everything away
| from them possible. In the wet test the
starter, "blasted" Portland policeman, be
fore they were ready said aare YOU ready
and fired without waiting for an answer
and two or three seconds were lost, Will.
the Wal;a Waila team started before ih'
firing, and about admitted that they has
the fellow fixed.
The record made by our team was re
markably good one, and they will 60 4
Seattle, where genuine money prizes tn,
management are not ashamed to advertis,
viii be offered, and the prospects al thci
getting the lions share are good.
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ON the Southern Boundary.

Mrs. Lizzie Osborne returned home
from n two months sojourn in Eugene City
last Tuesday.
Miss Mary Vandran Is home on visit
to iser parents. She has been residing In
Albany for year past and this Is her first
visit home In that time.
The ball at the hop house two weeks ago
was said to be disgraceful affair.
/ Twenty or twenty-five persons went
from this vicinity on the excursion to Sll-
verton last Saturday,as many to the Grange
picnic at Halsey and few to the horse
race at Eugene.
Hon. John Long has leased the stock
ranch Of Ex-senator Coleman for five years
for the sum of $1,000. He bought por.
ton of the stock and will try "gentlemar
farming"
| A dead cow has been obstructing oul
highway fer more than a week Is It mo-
kthe Supervisors duty to remove such az
offense
Mr.. and Mrs. DELPHI recently from tn,
South have taken up summer residenc'
in this locality.
Farmers are all busy preparing for ha,
and grain harvest Crops are REASONABLE,
good, no uneasincss Is felt about rust.
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sUICIDED.

Last Tuesday about o.3o o'clock Grant
Osborne, of Corvallis, staggered Into Hale
Backensto's saloon, and acting In very
strange manner was taken up stairs into a
bedroom and DIR. Maston sent for. The
doctor Immediately pronounced II case
Of an over dose of morphine. An effort
was made to save the young mans life,
but without avail and he died about eleven
o'clock. Whether the morphine was taken
internally or hypcrdermically was not Ger.
tain. He was not a morphine hend, and
was not In the habit Of takingt.
The history of the case Ia something like
this as nearly as canbe learned. For some
time Osborne worked for j. w. Hansen, OF
Corvallis, where he also has some cousins
living. His people reside at Eugcne City.
lie has a brother living at Brownsville, DIR.
Osborne, and was a young man Of good
address. lie married few years ago, but
about two years ago on account OF some
trouble parted from his wife. For several
months, we are informed by Corvallis
gentleman, he was keeping company with
a young lady Of that city nut being In the
habit OF drinking heavily she refused TO
have anything to do with him unless he re-
formed. This he finally consented to do;
but would come to Albany and 90 to Eu.
gene and get on spree, and we under.
stand that few days ago he was banished
from her side, and yesterday came to this
city. lie Is said 10 have drank hard, and,
1t Is reported, gambled, losing some money.
1t is probable that he became detected this
morning and concluded TO shuttle off this
mortal coil by the morphine road, though
no note was left TO show this to be fact,
and some think he did not intend to com
nit suicide.
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JoLius GRADwoHL.
Il. r. TAnLER,
v. PARSER,
Committee.
Hayes, City Marshal reported showing
the following to be the condition of the
city taxes
Amount charged d................S6I S6I37.47
Amount collected. d..........,..... 4793.4s
Amount delinquent. SI344.os
Councilman writsman introduced an or
dinance providing for the amendment of
the ordinance relating TO the establishment
of the grades OF the city. Read three times
and passed.
MIR. Whtsman moved that owners OF
Santiam ditch be notified to fix waterfall
on Lafayette street under w v&CR r
so that IL will not endanger life.
Licenses were granted Chas KIcfer John
g Pfau and Peter SchIosser to sell ale and
beer and J b Williams and NJ Baurngart to
sell liquors of all kinds.
Moved that matter of fixing hume OF
west side OF Lyon between First and Wa
ter street be referred 10 committee witt
power to act.
Bids were opened for building bridgs
across Santiam ditch at Thurston and Firs
streets John CleIan, sos. 50 + Hadley
$4,000 /; w Z Kelley, $Ioo. Contract wa
let TO Mr. Hadley.
Bids for building sewer on Railroa,
street were read as follows Jas Laurent
cement pipe, GOO feet, 80 inch diameter, s.
per foot, SIS for catch basins. Walter East
5000 per foot, 10000 for catch basins Ia
+ Morgan, brick, S7.2s per foot, including
catch basins. Awarded Jas Laurent. Aye
Hoffman, Parker, Writsman, Tabler. Mo-
Read and Gradwohl.
Bill of Mr. Warner for S. for Surveyor
fees was allowed.
Matter of dclinquen taxes was deferre
on motion until next meeting.
Mr Hoffman moved that committee oi
Streets and Public Property and Mayo
haYe full authority TO enter into contras
for building of sewer.
The following bills were ordered paid
John Clelan, cross walks, $4,000 Haye
, collecting taxes, $500 g M Westfal
! gravel, etc, SLIGO w B Barr, surveyo
$50.
: Bills referred M F Hayes, $2o. 80
Fortmiller IL Co., $2I.oo Thos Brin
! $500 ID K N Blackburn, So ; Haye
$4,000.
Contract for renting of Recorders c
fee for two years at $roo was orders
c made.
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Farmers to know that they can buy ofn
boots and shoes cheaper than anywhere else
il town and get a rebate Of per cent for
cash,
BRowNELL & STANARD.
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$1,000 worth OF boots Al | She, A,tua
ost ut BRowEELL &'SANARD.
The Oregon Blood Purifier is nature's own
remedy, and should be used to the exclusion
Of all other medicines in all diseases of the
stomach, liyer and kidneys.
PILE DRIvISa. II. NJ. Stone has q
steam pile driver in operation at Corvallis,
being used in the construction of tho O. r.
q N. wharf. ANY one wanting the use ol
the machine can Obtain it by writing 10 Mr.
Stone at Corvallis.
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EYE. EAR AND DEFORMITlEs.

DR.. 7. J. Eaton, Formerly Of the Surgical In
ilrmary Of indianapolis, will visit Albany,
Friday to Wednesday noon, July lBth 20
18th. Rooms nc Revere House. At Corvallis,
Thursday, Friday aad Saturday, at Hotel,
july 10th to 2fst
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DIED-Andrew T. Keesee, died at Cor
wallis last Thursday at the age of az years
He was one of the first persons the writer
met on coming to Oregon, and we can tes-
tify to his manly bearing and generous
disposition.
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Dr. Eaton has for the past twenty i've
years made q specially OF the eye, oar and
deformiiies, and has straightened more
than one thousand cross eyes. All In
famed and sore eyes can be cur6d unless
disorganizaiion has taken place. Artificial
eyes Inserted and the most efficient braces
for the cure OF crooked limbs, club feet,
spinal diseases, etc, furnished.
cRoss.EYEs CURED.
The following reference TO DR.. Eaton is
taken from the MERGED Argus Of the
1Z,h inst
On Saturday last wo Witnessed an op.
Grafton upon cross eye by DR., Eaton at
his rooms IN the El Captain Hotel. The
subject was twclve-y0ar old daughter or
Mr. Hnnsaker, q resident OF this town.
who i mas Deen from. her birth afflicted
With cross.eyes. IL was done wIthout
pain to the little girl, who during ta0 OPP
Grafton on the eye, smiIing1y answered
several questions asked her by the Doctor
and ourselves. Minnie Hunsaker, the
subject IN this case, after the operation,
appeared bright, pretty little girl and
smiled gratefully while thanking the
Doctor for treating her so tenderIy and
subjectlng her TO 30 little pain"
The following account OF q remarkable
surgical operation performed by DIR.
Eaton Is taken from the III Paso spfimeg,
Of tho 10th uItimo:
I'm company with Captain 8. ID. Slocum
we called 30 see Miss Jennie SIocum, the
youngest daughter Of the Captain. who
has been In lei Paso under the treatment
Of rr. Eaton. We remember TO have seen
this yonng lady few months ago 1t the
ranch, with her foot twisted until Is was
at right angles with the other foot, To-day
tie left foot Is as straight and natural as
the right. We congratulate the young
lady and rejoice with her father IN this
successful performance Of DR.. Eaton, We
were skoptIcal until we Witnessed the re-
suit. We are now satisfied Of the prom
ises Of The Doctor. In these Instances
they were VERIFIED
A remarkable case was brought to our
notice yesterday. being that OF l5-year
old daughter Of Mr.. 4, P. GiIpin, q sub
staniial farmer, formerly Of Columbia,
Missouri, now living near ColIisburg. Ia
this county, who had been totally blind
from scrofula I'm the ego for fifteen months.
She was treated by DIR. Eaton, who fs now
In this city, after one personal examina.
ton, by mail with the gratifying result Of
restoring sight complste.y. The Doctor
and bis young patient are both receiving
congratulations. Gainesville "Hesperf-
an
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we will allow ali cash purchases OF goods al
our store per cent off from regular price.
BRowNELL & STANARD.
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New embroidery just received at WI
Reads
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JUsT FEw.-Of those beaded wraps
eft and they shall be sold at cost at Mon
eth Il 5eitenbacf's
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latest arrival from Chicago choice dried
besf, No. ! whits fish, macke-al, etc, at
Brownell q Stanard's.
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AIIkinds Of fruit jars at:BrOwneIl & Stan
ards.