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Bradfo, d, VT,
JOHN HARTWELL'S
Zive,.y Static,
Rear "Opinion" Office, Main Street Single sad
double teams to let at lowprices az
Bradfo-d, VT.
JOHN HARTWELL's
j. BROGGI,

u DIaOUUI,
custom Boot zu3 Shoe .i.,7fe1.
Repairing done promptly and in the test r. at
reasonable prices. Shop in basement Of DO, - S.
Pudding.
% Bradford d. Vi,
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ROSWELL FARNHAM,
.4tt0swey 0nd CoWnSellOs ct Lam.
Master and Solicitor in Chancery Particular atten
ton to collections and practice in New Hampshire
Vermont.
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F. W. KENYON,

F. W. KENYON,
Hair DreSser,
Specially made Of honing razors and sharpening
shears.
Bradford. VT
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J. H. JONES, NJ. e.,
Hours until a. M, 7too p. m. Saturdays until p.
m. Office at residence opposite hotel.
Bradford, VT.
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Boston & Maine Railroad.

White Mountain Division.
HAvERHILL STATION.
Trains North.
Montreal Night Express, Ia.47 a. m.
White Mountain Express, GA p. m.
Mail, asp, m
Montreal Express, ana p. m.
Paper Train o.35 a. m.
Mount Washington Express, a.37 p. IN.
Trains South
Montreal Night Express, 2.44 a. m.
Accommodation, 6.46a. m.
Mail, 1913 a. m.
Montreal Express. 3.33 p. m.
Steamboat Express, II.2o a. m.
Accommodation, 4.o8 p. m.
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BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK u TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000 Receives deposits, makes
collections. and does general banking business,
Bradford, VT.
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Sunday. Sent. q.

SuuUhys S0pus Ss
The Mikado of Japan is drinking heavily.
An Indian outbreak Is expected in Wyo-
ming.
An engine house was burned at Brattle-
boro, Vt ; loss, $4,000.
The Emperor of Austria visited the Czarina
Of Russia at Gmunden.
King Humbert unveiled monuments at
Ravenna to Garibaldi and other Italian
patriots
Over 1000 children are reported to have
died from measles in Santiago, Chilli, in less
than two months.
The president, teller and solicitor of bank
at Roseland, Ills, disappeared with all the
funds of the concern.
Pious people at Ocean Grove and Ashbury
Park are shocked at a performance Of
"Adonis' in their midst
It is reported that the mysterious white
Pasha has repu .sed three expeditions sent
against him, and it is generally believed that
he is Stanley.
Frank M. White, editor of Life, was
seriously assaulted by sporting character
named Billy Barrett, and knocked through
plate glass window in New York.
While Bishop Du Rousseau was addressing
5000 pilgrims in church at Jumet, Belgium,
platform collapsed. Three persons were
killed and dozens were injured, including sew
eral priests
Wilson Banks, employed in the box factory
of George A. Howe at Marlboro, Mass, had
an arm caught in a planning machine and
crushed so badly as to compel amputation at
the shoulder. He had only worked there two
days.
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J. II. GILMAN,
.4MctiOneer,
Vershire, VT.
Will attend to auctions short notice and at reason
able rates. Auction bills got up if desired. IS
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Monday, Sept. 8.

Mitchell says he never will fight Dempsey.
Miss Marie Stalker was robbed in Provi-
dence by Italian highwaymen.
There was decrease of over 81, OOO, 600 in
the public debt during August.
The trouble among the Ursuline sisters al
Pittsburg is to be settled out of court.
Secretary Whitney is talked of as the
Democrotic candidate for governor of New
York.
Allen Ladd Of Guilford, N. H., unsuccess
fully tried to drown himself in the Winni
piseogee.
! A dispatch from Russia says that maly
nihilists have been arrested at Odessa and
| Kharkoff.
Joseph La Beau of Nashua, N. H., while
bathing in the Merrimac, was drowned. The
body has not been recovered.
Prominent citizens of the Fifth Massachu-
setts district have asked Gen. Banks to allow
the use of his name as a congressional candi-
date.
A dispatch from Auckland says that an
earthquake has done serious damage in New
Zealand Five shocks were felt during half
an hour.
Richard J. Allyn, who for twenty-six
years conducted the Allyn house in Hartford,
is dead aged H. He was one of the best
known hotel men in New England.
Richard Russler, % years old, threw him
self out Of the fourth story window of his
boarding house in Broad street, Providence,
while in a fit of sonambulism. He may re-
cover.
George w. johnson, a member of the Nom
pariel Rowing club, left the club house in New
York at 1 :O5 p. m, Sunday, in shell in
which he will row to Boston. He expects to
reach Boston in ten or twelve days.
Germany will soon be published. It is re-
ported that one passage declares that an ex-
tension of popular rights would be the strong
est bond of union between the nation and the
monarchy
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e. C. GRAVES,

e. C. GRAVES,
Sign and ornamental z'utmking,
Wells River. VT.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET,

Brighton Sept. 4.
Prices of beef cattle . 100 ibs live weight-Extra
quality So 1906 50. first quality S. 1906 sec
ond quality 81 T5QD5 6214: third quality $3 75O
6211: poorest grades OF coarse oxen, bulls ETC.,
3 1908 621b.
Sheep and lambs-I.ambs cost 41f@6c. Sheep
31%04c v ID live weight landed at the yards.
Swine-Western fat hogs are costing landed at
the slaughter houses. 61fc 3 b live weight,
all being owned by butchers.
Watertown Sept. A..
Prices of market beef-Extra &c. 65O@6 IS; first
quality S6@6.25; secou quality S5Q55O; third
quality $404.50
Prices of sheep and lambs-In lots, S. so. $500
d 80 each; extra $5I1$5 81 Or T. ON 6l5t.c 3 ,;
spring lambs 5GlGlfc q d.
Veal calves tic y b.
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sTEARNs & JONES,
Insurance dgeukS,
Bradford, VT
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n Business Cards y

ROSWELL FARNHAM,
.4tt0swey Usad CoWnSel10a Nt Lam.
Master and Solicitor in Chancery. Particular atten
collections and practice in New Hampshire
Vermont.
JOHN H. WATSON,
.AttOawey ami Counsellor at Z0sp,
Master and Solicitor in Chancey. Collections prompt
ly attended to-
Bradford, VT.
j. B. PICKETT, JR.,
.4tt0awey naad counseIL0r at Zu,p,
Notary Public, Collections promptly made Union
''0'*' Bradford, ".
R. NJ. HARVEY,
.4tt0szzey umd c0uuseIIOa ut Lar,
Master and Solicitor in Chancery,
West Topsham. VT.
J. H. JONES, NJ. D.,
Hours until 9 a. m., to- p Saturdays until p.
Bradford, VT.
BRADFORD SAVINGS BANK & TRUST CO.,
Paid up Capital, $4,000 Receives deposits, makes
Bradford, VT.
sTEARNs & JONES,
insurance .d.geVIs,
Bradford, VT
F. w. KENYON,
Hair DzeSSez.,
Specially made Of honing razors and sharpening
shears.
Bradford. VT
II. L. BIXBY,
RhOk0gsuz,h HO0nVS,
Open Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
2o Chelsea, VT.
]. n. GILMAN,
.4uckiOueer,
Vershire, VT
Will attend to auctions short notice and at reason.
able rates. Auction bills got up if desired. 4s
E. C. GRAVES,
,SSgu and ornamental P,uiwkimg,
Wells River. VT.
LIBBEY BROS.
Zipeay SxUbIe,
Rear Of Low Residence Stage to and from all passen-
ger trains Good teams single double always ready
a, reasonable prices
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Dillingh am Elected Governor by Major
ity of Over .5, ,OOO-Congressm Stew
art anil GrOut Reelected by Increased
MajOrities.
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DIAMOND DRILL CORES.

On Monday night fellow considerably
under the influence OF theelegant, walked
into the hall Of a private residence and
took therefroD hat belonging TO one uf
the lady members OF the family. He dis
sected the hat and decorated himself with
the pieces, anil on Tuesday paraded the
streets OF the city with n costly feather
in his hat. The officers tinaly roped him
in and he settled for his fun in the sum
OF S15.
A meeting OF the stockholders of the
Dclphic Mining Co, will bc held ut the
mine ON Monday, May z, 1883. Action
will be taken Co provide for. the selling
Of the entire property or such part there
of as may be deemed advisable. Nowork
has been done at the Delphic for over a
year.
Nowis the time tpoofninence removing
garbage that has accumulated about the
streets, alleys and in back yards during
the winter. Attend TO II as last us the
snow disappears and much sickness may
be prevented, and thegeneral bod health
Of the people kept at It's present stand
ing
John WICKER, n young man twenty
years OF age, died OF diabetes on Friday
afternoon of last week Uewas nephew
60 Mrs. j. B. Schwartz and came here
only n day or so before his death, from
Lake Linden, Mich The remains were
taken TO Lake Linden for burial.
Owing TO circumstances the officers OF
the Il. III. dancing club deemed il ivis-
able not to hold the leap year party as
ad, ertised 10 take place ON April -, but
will instead comuience its regular bi-
weekly dances on Wednesday night,
April L..
March did not 60 out quite Ikea lamb,
but near enough To satisfy most OF the
people In this part OF the world. The
March lamb that filled the appointment
here had been ON the earth some length
Of time and had horns attached 10 an old
head
"Billy,r the handsome water spaniel,
owned by Mrs. Red6cld, was poisoned On
Thursday night Mrs. Il. IT, Brown lost
n beautiful spaniel by the same agent.
IL Is n dastardly trick 20 scatter poisoned
meat promiscuously about the city.
Messrs. Al. Shoron and Thos. Pichard,
two practical workmen, have esta blished
n blacksmitbing, horseshoeing and wagon
shop In the building at the east end oi
main street lately vacated by j. II.
Avon. See card elsewhere,
Richard Lamore and Miss KateO o Brien
were married in the Catholic church by
Rev. Father Chapuis, at seven O'Clock ON
Thursday morning. The young folks are
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into bad company and upon running
out oi money belonging 70 him borrowed
some from the township funds, which e
is supposed he carried On his person, and
that after a carousal upon finding he had
used more money than he could readily
account for rather than return and
make the best oi II he concluded to stay
where he was and SO went from bad to
worse until the possible thoughts Of re-
turning caused him trouble and that he
endeavored To drownd his grief in the
flowing bowl. IL is sincerely hoped that
upon Mr.. Schwartz's return, everything
will be found IN good condition and that
he will bc fully able 20 clear himself oi
the accusations and the ATTENDING con-
sequences should they proys true: lie
is a young man, not yet twenty-three
years of age and has a good business
here besides being valuable member al
society and business circles and has a
host OF friends here who are trembling
that the stories i'm circulation should
turn out be correct IIisactions have
made things decidedly disagreeable for
several. of the school teachers who have
money due them.
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The base bah question is being just
now agitated TO n considerable extent
and il is possible that a direct move
towards,the.or9anization Of club will be
made very soon. There is no time to be
lost and the sooner the club is organized
and begins practicing hebetterit win be.
Crystal Falls had the peerless club on
the Menominee Range last year and as
other towns will no doubt make a special
effort TO ret material that will walk off
with the honors, IL certainly bchooves us
TO bc up and doing and loose no time
Our organization will, IL the present cal
culations are carried into effect, be even
superior to the one Of last season, and
even il we have club composed of the
members of last season IL is sale To say
that Crystal Falls will carry the honors
at the end OF the season. 1t is notknown
who will take the management OF the
new club. That n league of range clubs
will be formed there Is hardly doubt
comprising thefoliowing towns: Crystal
Falls, Iron Mountain, Iron River, Nor
way and Florence.
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The Catholic Church Fair.

I. The Catholic fair and festival given in
Do,lcets hall on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings was agrand social
as we'll az "A financial fsuccess and the ip-
turns win greatly aid In paying of the
indebtedness OF the church. Monday
evening was devoted to n scipptlic per-
formance for the benefit OF thflittlc ones.
On Tuesday the grand cash drawing took
place. The prizes were drawn by the
following numbers ,l09, 500; 1,047,
500; 10, $50; 1,3UO, Sf5; 961, SO;
4 ,O9i, So. The tickets winning the 500
and $50 prizes were left for sale at Iron
River and the holders thereof will get the
gold by calling on Father Chapnis. A
number of lively contests were held. The
members Of the congregation desire to
express their most sincere thanks 20 the
entire population of the town in general
for the success of the eentertainment. The
great generosity Of all 70 contribute to
the supper and other tables, the readiness
OF every one to assist in the work are
the main reasons OF the handsome pro.
cecds. Special thanks are returned a.
Mr.. VIM. Doucet for the use oi the hall
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special meeting OF the stockholders Of tbs
Deiphic Iron company IN hereby called
and will be held ~ the ONCE OF said company nt
itr mine IN township AZ north of range 83 west.
ln the county Of Iron formerly Narqncttel,
day OF May, A. d.. 1873, nj 2.3O O'Clock u M,
for the purpose of amending the bylaws OF said
company 20 az TO provide for meetings OF tho
board Of directors al the Office of said company
IN the state ~ Michigan and 90 take such action
as may be necessary 90 provide fpr selling and
disposinR 81 the entire property OF the company
able. and 20 provide for the surrender of the
mining lease held by said company upon the
property known as tie Depbic mine and Tor
the fransacfion of such other business ns may
come before said meeting
lsIgned) FnAsK Il. wmrrLEsEs
MAsroDoN, Mich, Sccretnry.
March 81. 1883.
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prcviousto the day ofclection. That'sall.
The new township treasurer, Mr.. Her
man Rau, is one of the solid business
men of the town and "A gentleman well
qualified to fulfil the duties of the office
entrusted to his care. He u engaged IN
the retail meat trade.
sricKERs.
There is likely To be trouble about vot-
ing precinct No. 2, OF Crystal Falls town
ship. This precinct was csta blished In
the fall az 1881, in township forty-four,
range thlrty-one, near some camps oper-
ated by the Sawyer-Goodman Co. Since
then these camps have been removed
end il Is claimed that the voting done in
the supposed precinct No. 2, was really
in Marquette county, in which case the
voting will amount to nothing. Fifty
one votes were cast there on Monday,
which made material dilierence in the
election Of supervisor and justice-oi-the-
peace. In precinct No. William DQucet,
candidate for supervisor, received 100
votes and i'm precinct No. 2 forty-one
votes, making n total OF 231 In pre-
cinct No. l Wm. H. Morrison, candi-
date for supervisor, received lsi9 and in
No. nine votes, making q total Of POS,
leaving majority of twenty-three for
Mr. Dmcet. In the event of tie votes
east at precinct No. beingset aside, IL
will bring Mr.. Morrison into office with a
majority of only nine. From town talk,
ANA more ar less reliable, itis learned that
money il being raised 20 contest the
matter and that II VIII be at once ear
ried TO the Supreme court. IN addition
To the change in supervisors shonId the
votes ofprccinct No. be set aside. IL
viii also make change In justices Of the
peace and one or two constables. ID.
Bannerman, candidate FOR iustice-oI-the-
peace, had IA majority OF one over John
Morrison and II the votce"f precinct No.
2 is not counted Mr.. Morrison viii be
elected by n majority of twenty-eight.
Mr. Morrison's friends will do all they
can 70 ascertain the true state OF affairs
and If precinct No 2 isnut in Iron county
they want to know il and will work in
unisonto that end
The most hotly contested office In this
township was that ofroad overseer In
wears gone by there were three road dis.
tricts, but this year the three were made
one, and therefore "A much more respon-
sihle and lucrative position than before
To start with there were four candidates
K but Orlando Peterson pulled out of the
\ race on Monday morning and a triang
ular duel was carried ON by Ralph Prince
Jacob Binder and Edward Scott. Nc
time was lost and each candidate and
4 his friends worked with might and mair
20 secure the plumb, but all OF then
could not have IL.
II is reported that a case Of illegal vot
4 ing occurred at Mastodon. A man vote,
twice in one day and ut the same place
and someone took offensc thercat ane
had u warrant sworn out, but up TO thii
writing the officers have Jailed To appre
hend the culprit.
Fred. A. LeBelI, one OF the successfu
candidates for constable lost no time il
/. qualifying aud now sports bright silve
star.
Monday was a very pleasant day an'
consequently a full vote was polled a
all of the voting places in Iron County.
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A MISSING TREASURER.
George n. Sch trasfs, To,rnshfy Treasurer
and $1,000 disappear.

George n. Sch tra,fs, To,rnsIsfp Treasurer.
and Sf,000 Disappear.
"All is we'll that ends WE'LL" is an old
saw, but when all does not end well il IN
quite a different thing, and Just ut pres
ent the usually quiet little city of Crys-
tai Fall is considerably tumbled up over
the disappearance OF the late township
treasurer and some 81 900 in money, !,
portion OF the sum being school money.
There is no real cause for worrying over
the loss III loss il viii prove) OF the
money as the treasurers bondsmcn are
good Tor the amount, but there is cause
TO worry about the young man. George
j. Schwartz, township treasurer, left
here ON the noon train March IL, last,
saying 60 his business partner, Mr.. James
Brown, that he was going 60 Iron
Mountain and would return on the even
ing train. The evening train came, but
the treasurer Hailed TO materialize and 80
il went until his friends Icaring something
had happened 20 him, began TO make iD-
quiries along the line, but al that could
bc learned regarding his whereabouts
was that he had left Iron Mountain ON n
south bound train i'm company with n
stranger. Later IL was learned that he
had been i'm Milwaukee and in company
with friends was having considerable fun
and IL was further reported that he was
spending considerable money. A detec-
tive was employed and, IL is said, finally
located him at Madison and started
him for home, but up Go this writing he
has failed TO put In AN appearance. lie
is In Milwaukee and closely watched by
detectives who are awaiting instructions
from here as Go what course 60 pursue
with him. The old township board can
not complete It's business until he re
turns, as they have no means OF ascer-
tanning the amount of money on hand.
On Thursday action was taken In the
matter and Il was decided 20 force him
10 return, and he will probably arrive in
supposition is that Mr.. Schwartz got
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders of tic
Groyelaud Iron Mining Company will be held a q
their ONCE. room AZ, 1871 In Sale street. chi
cago. Illinois. Tuesday Aprii1p, 1883, at three
for the ensuing year, and the transaction ~ any
other business which may properly come before
said meeting. 9-5t n IA. WHITE SECRETARY.
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Ofiee OF the MAsroDos Iron COMPANY. IL
Market stsst, Chicago. The annual meeting ~
the STOCKHOLDERS Of the Mastodon Iron Co., fer
the election Of directors and Tort the transaction
of such other business as may properly come
before the meeting VIII be held al The of1ice oi
the company, az Market street. Chicago, on
wednesday, April II. 1855. at ten o'clock a, n.
Tot JOSEPH AustfuAS
CmcAoo'Feb 20, 1883. fec'y 4 treas
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Teachers Meeting.

The members OF the Menominee Range
Teachers Association held meeting in
this city on Thursday, Friday and to-
day. Owing to- the extensive program
and the TACT tnat the meeting occurred SO
late in the week an account OF the doings
will not he given until the next issue OF
THE DIAMOND DAHL, when the subject
can be given it's due
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well known 4, f,e cjtv nnd have many
srsc,,1s
Jack r,ohertv alias shcedv. fhe tli~v,>-
p,,fabie fhns ~,ko ohfairc<I co'ne,ier,.hl..
noforietv af th;s ,,lars. 4 honf a venr nOo.
nv bifins a man,s f,rone IN q nov 4
resident Of sault Ste. Marie.
II may noss;blv no a 6ttle late IN Tho
dav ~ rec',,d ~ i,,t - a. ,ssxc,thalrss =
inct that a fine crl hahv came fo the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Eldred ON
the morning oi March 25.
In centlenhen's neclwear M wei M IN
any other denartment MAY ~. clofhicr
takes the lead His assortment can't bs
euualled. Quality way up and prices
lower than the lowest.
n, Nafca,s has ,e,no o,.a,, h;s ..ts,... s,..,,,,
the little building opposite A. Lustfield's
store and can now be found at the post
office AL. Austrian occupies the building
lately vacated.
The shooting contest between the Crys-
tai Falls Sharp shooters and the Flor
ence Rifle club, did not take place this
week but the clubs will probably meet
nextweek
George Desbian. the rcstnrantcr. added
a coat OF paint 20 the front OF his store
Building and placed in n new show ease
which greatly improved the appearance
thereof
Jack Williams, ~ man well known in.
the numbering regions of northern Michi-,
gan, died az TINS place on FRIDAY oi last
week, rom combination oi ailments.
The attentionof of every tax payerin the
city Is called 20 a notice Tor special
meeting to be held IN the town nall xhir
stAtIllIlEs IN ~ NOui uuIN (O Ut DFHrtIil.
: From a private letter rom Fay. e..
Clark, Of sault Ste: Marie, Ontario. i is
earheu T''u .na. ne VIII ,r.urh 20 'rys."'
fs'''e ~ "oou. wv - 'no"'"S'
Easter sunday WAS appropriately OBJ
served ny tns .aunoncs. Faster ser
a.,a,aons aI,','s ~" =" '''e ''''e' ""u '"'he's
",,.''''v". -, -. a.
Inc Nhn'sln1 NINE, ron sivsruis'Ilr., ns
m nom n"s "'rmns nlor ~ u. nuou. li's
n,,;'i ,'s,' = 'o" snip '""" nus '""'s "''"
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80; ,,".', 49, .h..s... .',',a n,'
had
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49,, vSanp'v .'. s...s - ~ ~ 80.
.so'n .r ans i"lnsssuwn ,., ,''ins .hss Mecs y"
i,ls iis 'p'"'s"o'' 80" ~ ~ ~ '"s'e"''
ihs'
Acopious shower ofrs,in, accompanied
by thunder and lightning visited tins
part oil the world on wednesday nights
| Several of our young people attended
the return party ut Iron Mountain last
night and OF course had good time. !
The Easter week, vacation iust draw.
| inc Ia 81 close h.s l,een yrca nv eniovcd
bv the pupils oi the public schools. fs
-, ,sl'',,, 49,. r,''.- r',','.~ ,., 1.s..
apr, roon pay ocvi,r,ng on sunnas
ue poys "eic NV s,IS ops',sLc'""S ann
,heir ANNOYING pr"nks were 'ew' -
j. r.. Bower, the enterprising druggist
has caused a new hardwood floor to be
laid IN his large store building.
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