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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
puNyoN pYATT.

Runyon Pyatt. who was for many SeArS sns %
IN business IN this city, died on Saturday at New
Brunswick, N j., age sevsnty-six he was porn IN
sllton, n. j., and coming to Ncw-fCrh wn, pa
yung man, was employed as clerk IN Ma.uol ua e
d. goods store at the time when that sroe' we 'e
catre Of tho dry goods trade. Some year" ne
VS. made United states gauger OF nquoiS. s.a.,,a's
mde clty saager IN which capacity he also set Nc
10 long tme. HIS last business eG nImst dister'
~ re- last thirty Years Mr. Pyat has lived az New
Brunswick. and during tho last two Or three IesveS
ha not been engaged IN acuve pustbpot son Runyon
patti IT.. being member Of the arm Oh HoE XXI, b
Patti Maiden Lano druggists Inc innst RrunstvscI,
he'd at the First Baptist Churon IN
an Tuesday. al 1 30 n.
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MES. HARRrsoy's QUIET SUNDAY.

The wife Of the PTesdenteleet spen. Of yesterday
Quietly AZ her hoHa breakfast taken with Mr. and
hrA Mckee in her apartments. number Of persons
called spd left their cards but visitors were received.
Mrs Harrison and Der daughter and sonnaw dined yes
terdsy with Mr.. aud MIA s. b. Ekins, Of their home
In West Ety.egfthst returning % the Gilsey House
81 AZ early hour ii sae evening
MIS- Harrisons mall has been heavy one since her
sniya IN New-YeFk, many Of the letters coming from
dealers In articles which It supposed future
mstfe~ OF the White House must be greatly In need
o. vesd Ike " buy she knew whore tssy could DO
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IIInE y SHAW MISSES a RRIoELEr.

Trenton, N. j., Jan. 81 (speclal).-Mrs. Alice J..
Shaw, the whistler gave a concert here last week
After her departure from the city, she discovered the
loss of bracelet studded with sapphres and diamonds
She wrote about II Fred" Katzcrbach, the manager
of the Trenton House. and he caused immediate and
thorough search to be made Of the apartments that
Mrs. Shaw occupied. Failing 10 find the bracelet, he
has advertised liberal reward for its return, Mrs
shaw cannot say whether the bracelet was lost or
stolen. IL was valued at 80 900.
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DIED

BraELow-At sherburns * Janrary 20: 1889 Mary a,
widow OF the late L. b bigeioWi OF AuouEh, N-h'
Notice OF funeral hereafteE :.
BUcKBEE London gnEssd nd, on s saturday saaas No 80
WJames D. Wynkoop SOB vi 10 "ss' A'~ @'suA'' - ~''
of this city, agod years
Netice 81 funeral hereafter
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opAnIAU W. JONES.

Obadiah W. Jones' veteran Of the War OF 1919
and one Of tho oldest merchants In the country died
q HIS home in Fairfield, Conn, on Saturday, in the
IineysIxth year OF his age. Mr.. Jones was born on
long Island. April 81, 1903, and was engaged IN bust
rDss in this city until his retirement about 1858 his
nm being Jones q Co.. the name under which the
hslness is now carried on by bis sons; ne was the
SIN OF William Jones, merchant ~ ,ta sary set,s,s
o SOUTHAMPTON, l. l. He married Miss Ehspets y.
Ibwand daughter of Samuel Rowland, VI arnsil;
ekyen Children nine OF whom are living inc iunsrai
Al 10 take place at the Congregational Ohuroh' r@r
illd, on Tuesday at 80 O'CLOCK
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Portsmouth, y. H., Jan. 81 1888
LOOK OUT FOR LOOSE sIeNnoARDs'

"a fhs Edftor Of The tribune.
e,r vrtsb 10 call tho attention OF tho proper
,,o.,,e. 20 the need Of examining into tho safety
~ hanging signs. In church-st, between Dey anu
Coy4,andt ats. on Tuesday morning large WOODEN
SIGN ,ell from It's fastenngs to the sidewalk com
pletely destroying showcase in front Of sIof'
and doing other damage The wonder IS ina. SOM
one passing by was not killed me h saw Tn ss
the Season. no doubt, VIII break other heAs{ i
Nov viii not The new Mayor cause In1tyus'
Termination OF signs TO be madel CITIZEN
New-YOrk Jan. %, 1co9.
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cmAnLrs nENRY HURp.

Concord. Mass. jan 27.-charles Henry hulu. iUr
my years superintendent Of the Miehisan sssa
at1 a. nj, home an saturday night. He was seventy
ytrs Of age and leaves brother and sister.
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4 WOOL sooURrvG MILL IN GALVESTON.

From The Galveston News
The capscty OF the Galveston securing mill, 70
be erected win DO 90 900 pounds OF wool per day IN
working ten hours with the reserve capacity OF doubling
this work by running at night
In other words wool originally clipped contains about
90 D cent OF foreign substance IN the OF grease ana
trash This is what removed by the securing process
CA weston buyers selling direct 10 the manufacture
can give better goods and unlform staple TINS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28

REPORTED INDICTMENT or COLONEL DUDLEY.
indianapolis, Jan. 27.1t reported tonight that
an indictment has been found against Colonel W. W.
Dudley by the United States Grand Jury, and that
DisrictAttorney is preparing the document so that
IL may 30 submitted early this week
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advantage win very naturally help Galveston wool
Afket ana In all probability city dealers IN other points
1i ene State VIII ship here for securing II Will, in fact
os W THIS point nearly the entire wool clip Of the State
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sbortness of breath with falling strength and wasting
% eesh. accompanied by constant cough. all indicate
lungs moro or less seriously affected. demanding treat
m.nt at once By using nationally DR.. JayHes Expec-
orant tho worst results may DO either avoided or pal
lated
N.,sr fns 70 cure Itching Piles-Burnstt Kaiiiston
For sale by druggists
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had. On each return she finds fresh assortment as
wen "sacs Of cards." the hotel clerks term than.
Of people who have called.
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vyheu baby was sick, we gave her CastoriA
When she was Child, abe cried for Castorla,
when abe became Miss, she olung 70 CnsIoriat
When she bad Children. abe gave tncm Oad1orl~
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THE syEAM YAoHr A1vA READY FOR SEA.

Philadelphia, Jan. 81 epeeiaD.-The Vanderbilt
steam yacht Alva Is stll anchored IN the mouth Of
Christiana Creek, Wilmington, Del. The re-
pairs TO the vessel have been completed several
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THE NEW MARKET FORMALLY OPENED ' !,

TIE NEW MAIlhtI TVINDI1H17'7-- -, Afor
rhe lossees OF the stalls in the now Washins'.H
ke now enjoy the luxury Of pleasant snu w.. "',.,
maIous Offices, very many Of which nave nor nanyIs
pld with new safes Of the Marvin ssi' X
mhufRct uras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28

would like TO know wherein consists tho aas-
ouste serviee performed 10 warrant this largo IN
crease. and also whore tho economy comes m
Caldwell, n. J., Jan. 10, lsoo. FAIR shO"'
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MARRIED.

m, .rsoN WILLIAMSON January u.s. At All Saints
"cAArrnh Ronen France by the rector the Rev Buxton
myth assisted By the NJ Gibson q Deppe Harriet
,a.on rilliams daughter OF Chas p WILLIAMS u D. Con-
nj AZ noaen 10 James Ronald Watson englnee expsrtln
expIosyes Of me aatllng Gun Co.. bruihshAin' Engan
Notices Of marriage, msst be indOrsea 0ih fall name
sad addresa
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CUSTOM HOUSE aEcoNoNrY.'

Sir: II mas boon stated that the for the TO
movai OF the private secretary of the eN-Apprascr
was that It was found that the duties required wero
inadequate to the salary drawn by the incumbent
On this ground II would DO wen look into the ohco
of Mr. Magone that model Of economy and Ct
hciencya In the matter Of conhdential' clerks, and
Of the lauidating division. Under Republican adj
,,,,ts4ration the heads of this bureau were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28

Ono word more. Long before The Players became
an association Lawrence Barrett wrote TO Colonel
Ingorsoll asking II he would be charter member.
The Colonel replied that he would with pleasure, but
when the organization perfected he was travelling
in the West and that is Why his does not appear
In the list Of corpOrators.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

Skowhegan Board of Trade met In G..
G. X. Hall Monday evening pursuant to a
call of the Secretary, and Ia accordance
with notice published IN the RnroRlER
last week
The All, ndaucc was .,bove the av4i -
and there was general u j ssion IN
favor Of sending IA deit gatioi. - foif.ahd,
September 10th, agreeabiy - tie invita-.
ton extended by the Secretary Of tie
Portland Board Of Trade ard on molten
of ,Mr l.. W. Weston Mr->rs. Lewis
Anderson, o. X. Bachelor, + Colin,
l.. W. Weston and Geo. b. Seii',rd wtr.
appointed delegates. The two first nam
ed the President aud Secrethr, of tn
Board were on motion of j. q Smith
named delegates Er oetcio
On motion of q, X. Bachelor, L. T.
Coffin, Geo. b. Stafford and c. Nj Brain
ard were appointed a committee to des-
ignate matters for consideration, and
subjects for discussion at meetings of
the Board to be held hereafter.
After general informal discussion and
conversation the Board adjourned.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

The bay horse Telephone, by Tom
Lang owned by Dyer Bros, SO. Norridge-
wock and Who was IN the three minute
race at Franklin County Fair of 1858 re
ceutly got a record of 2.3S - at Dover
Me- Telephone was bred In Aroostook
Co. by j. +. Dyer where he has lot of
young stock, but has never been handled
for speed until this season. His dam Wa
Fanny by Black Hawk Plato.
Edward Ware, one of the wealthiest
men in Somerset County has hargained
for third interest in the timber lands Of
q. Burrill < Co., and the same interes IN
the new mill, being built at Fort Point
Winslow.
C. II. Kilby, a veteran Odd Fellow for
merly of the REPORTER has published a
book giving his recul, ctions of forty
wears of life as an Odd Fellow. He was
for some years about the only Washing
ton county Odd Fellow, and was foi
about twenty years a member of Bangor
lodge. For about that time he was in
the habit of going once year to Ban
COR to attend single meeting OF lis
lodge, and then returning distance OF
llj miles.
One of the great Somerset county in
dustries is the works of the Fairfield
Framing Company. In 1883 their weekly
paw roll was 5000, for labor, and the out
put of the mill for the year over six mil
ion feet, more than one-half of which
was framed. In addition over l6s, 0OC
feet of moulding and 10000 window
frames were shipped. Five hundred aud
tfty cars were loaded from the platform
of this mill during the year. Mr.. g. +.
Briggs is superintendent of the works.
Mr.. Manly Holt of Pishons Ferry has
recently threshed about ten bushels OF
beans which he raised last year. Mr.
Holt had better luck than the most OF
farmers In that section.
Mr.. A +. Gcralds newly patented orl-
die bit gives great promise and has al
ready been adopted by many well known
and level headed horsemen. The great
beauty Of this invention is that 1t does Its
work effectually without lacerating the
mouth of the horse. As a safety bit 1t Is
unexcellcd.
Mr.. B. w. Hofr Of Canaan has had II
streak of rather hard luck this SIMMER
since the first OF June he has lost horse,
a COW, a hog and had his barn struck by
lightning.
A seven year old daughter OF George
futile, of South Norridgewock was KICK
ed by horse Sunday, breaking her low
er law, cutting her face badly and knock
ing out all of her lower and upper teeth
and otherwise injuring the child severely
Mr.. Warren Bunker Of Canaan has
fine woke of oxen. They are five yeai'
old and girt seven feet and eight inches
are we'll mated and will dress about TWEEN
ty six hundred pounds. Any one want
ing such yoke will do to give Mr.. Bunk
or call.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
E. s. Prescott sells Brussels soap.


REAL ESTATE TkANsFERs.-The follow
ing are the real estate transfers recorded
during the past week:
Fairfield. - Olive II. Perkins to Oliver
IL Stevens. 500
New Portland.-Michael kershner to
Joseph X. Wyman. 500
Skowhegan.-William Jewett to S, w,
Gould. 500. Cynthia a. Buzzcll to
Hattie l. Dennison. 81.
Observation-Disclosures j. Foster to Alcxan-
der Robb. 500.
Athens.-Wm. II. II. Tibhetts to A. &.
Goodwin $50. Mary Il. Davis to Leon
ard leighton. 500. Upham A. Hoyt to
Sophia L. Goodwin. Sl2o0.
Solon.-Moses French to Elmer Jones.
$l5O.
Mercer,-Allen 4 Walker to Harry A
Kimball $500. Allen Walker to
Harry A. Kimball. $500. Allen Y Walk.
er to Clcmentne A. Kimball $500.
Blngham.-A. G. Dinsmore to Elizabeth
Barley. $40.
Moscow Samuel Sucking to Horatc
BARLEY. $50.
Brighton H. Mathews to Al
bert b. Walker. $500.
st. Albans.-Isaac Winslow to Nettl,
Field. $50
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
A Family Reunion.

The residence of Mr. aud Mrs q. w
York on No. | Jewett St, WAS the scene
of brilliant gathering last Saturday and
Sunday, the occasion being a reunion OF
the Quimby family SEVEN brothers and
sisters were present with children and
grandchildren to the number Of 81 The
names were as follows Mr. james Quinn
by and wife, Mr.. X. +. Qllmhy and wife
son and daughter, Mr.. NJ l.. Quimby
wife, daughter aud granddaughter, Mr.
w. ID NJ. Green, wife, son, daughter ant
two grand children, Mr.. &. W York
wife, and seven children, Mrs. Annie L
katon and three children. Mr. L II Pot
tie and wife. Friends present. Mr. Foss
wife and child, Mr.. Stacy Oliver, Mr. Au
gustus Oliver, Mrs. Rose Eaton, Mrs
Evie Currier. Before separating refresl
ments were served and the group wa.
photographed by L. Il. SturJeyant.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

There seems to be a general demand fol
which appears so frequently in news
papers. mo rosin" Is the characteristic,
OF Brussels soap, which is white hoilec
soap dellcately pcrfumed liousekccpers
for years have been trying to procure t
soap that would be economical, pleasant
to handle, fit for general household pur
poses, and absolutely free from roSin.
Such H soap is Brussels soap, and that is
why everybody is saying mo rosiu.' E
S Prescott sells 1t.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
Funniest Show on earth "Tw John s


Supervisor Bickford informs the RRpoR
TER that the schools in the several dis
tricts will commence as follows: In the
village district, Jewett Street, Sept. Pad,
Pleasant Street. West Front Street, NJ
chanic Street and Old Academy. Sept. 3;
Leavitt Street and Park House, Sept. l6
Island Schools notice hereafter; MOI, No
,, No 8, No II North, Sept .; NJ 3, Nc
3 and 8, No 6, No I, No u and No .
South, and No North, Sept 9th.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
Don't delay in getting your seat for tn
Two Johns
Fairfield Fire

The Fairfield journal says: An alarm
Of fire last Friday noon called the depart
ment to the canning factory where a
spark from the boiler had started lively
blaze on the roof. Two streams of water
was got onto Il quickly and what would
soon have been II destructive fire was
early nipped in the bud. The blaze ran
over the shingles as it would through dry
grass
An alarm of fire Monday afternoon wos
caused by Il small fire discovered in N sh'
adjoining he residence of the late O. W.
Iawry. 1t was eXtinguished without
damage.
second fire at $40 Tuesday morning
destroyed the barn and ell of the o. W
Lawrv estate Loss 81 200; insured
The lire was incendiary origin, the straw
in the barn having been fired yesterday
morning, the blaze being eXtingu!>heo
before gaining much Roadway.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
"No rosin" In Brussels soap.


The closing out Of door meeting al
Good VIII Farm, Fairfield. for this season
was held Sunday afternoon and WAS large
ly attended. Rev. MIR. Hinckley was as
sisted by Rev. s. +. Scagrave who was
puest OF his at the farm for few days
last week. Both gentlemen spoke and
were most atteutivelv listened to. Mr..
G. Y. Conner Of Waterville led the sing
inv. The citizens 10 the vicinity OF tht
farm have apparently appreciated thess
services and they will look forward will
much pleasure to them smother season
when thew are promised much better &C.
com, ,dstions for enjoying them.
Ths children wl,u have been having .
summer outipg Of ak weeks At the farm
left there Tuesday morning.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

Gen. X. b. Shepherd has matchec
pairs of years old Hereford steers, rang
ing in girth from feet 3 in. to feet
In. He will exhibit these steers witt
other st ock at the State Fair but will moi
at the Eastern State Fair at Bangor thi,
year. They will also be exhibited at tn,
Somerset Central Society's Cattle show it
this town October l-2 and 3.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
lob Printing.

rne lob Printing Establishment connected with
ne SOMERSET tEPoRTrR is prepared to do all class
- romnrteni and experienced workmen are
!mnloyed and large stock OF paper, envelopes. and
yrrtt,sing, wedding and business cards in great
-, Orders of dances, bills of fare, programs,
ETC printed in great variety of styles shor
en,ice, Commercial printing specially. Orders
H. nail will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
Tho Hartford Race

In the great $4,000 race at Hartford
Conn. yesterday, Nelson won the first
heat, lowering his record 10 PA IA hut
Alcryon won the second, third and fonrtl
heats, In 2. II -, PHI -, 10 -.
6 prescntt snlls Rrnssnls snnn
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

The Worcester Organ has many!im-
prnvements well worth invcstig ,tion.
Dinsmnrc and Bickfori are agents for
this vicinity and are selling them rapidly
at their lus. Oilice Water st. Skuwhegar
Maine.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
mo rosin" in Brussels soap.
Business AMI Amusement N3.ices.

As a family medicine, we know of
nothing which so completely Ills the bill
as Browns Instant Relief.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

DR.. Orrin Fitzecrald. (formerly Of Dex-
ter, Me- now Chief Examining and col
>ulting Physician of the Medical Home,
All~tou, Mass, will by request, visit
Skowhrgan, Wednesday, Sept. 18th, at
Hotel llcsclton, and examine ali win may
call on hin, free of charge Don't fail to
see him. He treats all diseases, and will
not say cure unless II permanent cure can
be effected Nv
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child. she cried for CastoriA,
When she became Mlss. she chung to CostoriA,
When she had Children she gave them CastoriA.
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

safe Investment. Buy the reliable
Carpenter Organs, warranted eight years
Smiths Music Store, % Madison St
SkowheSan, Me. If 81
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
No Rosin.

"rwo Johns" weight combined j.
1g2 lhs
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

Sixteen laughable people with the
Two Johns"
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
SkOWhECAh MARKET.

Corrected Weekly by ENTRY n GoopRicn. Gro
Gerry ana Provision Dealers, Ias Water Street.
Apples. 5oto Soct Eggs, ......,.......i los
Apples. Dricd....4 To 81 llay,.....looo to $i2 of
Bntter, Best..IS To 2ott Meal, Corn.......... -,
Beans, Y. E.2.7s to $500 Meal, Rye ..............
Beans, Pea. 400 tc S..45 Oats, TO 5e
Barley,......... Potatoes. ......lo 10 500
Beet, ...........s TO oct Round Hog,'.'..... 'ot
Cheese. ....Ioto I2tt Poultry, ........S to &c
Chickens. to i4et Wood. 100 to S. ,o'
Corn,
Corrected Weekly by POLLARD h PARsoNs)
Woo, Washed ........................54 to 3se
$1,000 ! I nwaShcd .....-.. s..-'..'.' IS 10 "
WOOL SLins -. 49, oA tncS, or s to I3d per II
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29

mo roslu" In Brussels soap
The Somerset reporter., 1889-08-29
BORN.
MARRIED.

Ahutas. C1 june a7th James T. Spauldin
formerly OF liartlAnd, aged u years, l." months.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

~ufhcleu ShuW .b> meat, will t. -en to
Won wing " .rtter stating nis symp.
TONS age 'ssnnrnica.inn strictly con a
dentiAi
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r.sE POET POWERS

a feenng &C gratitude irnpels me to
acknowledge the great III erits of your
CUTICuRA, and | cordially recommend il
to the public as a very valuable remedy.
Fl n POWERS. BRIpeEDoRT. CoNN
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For safe everywhere Prize CUTIcURA
the great kin Cure soc CUTiCURA SOAP
an exquisite skin BeautifiF- -. Cur
cURA REsnLvEsr, the new Blu surifier
Il
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-19

Ant III FcrofGance WI law, ana an
order If he. 30 trd of Directors made on
the 4 n ia. June, l>S9. 50 uaIfN shares
of e.,lt p3tl.'t-l Of such Stuck as MT be
II ceS~arN viii be sol 1T pub IL auc ion
AZ tie Office of he Com PAM, the Bull
lion & exchange BauN N'uth as or
l:.rof Cars, An Proc or Stree 5, Car
son CITY, New, on Thursday, thu . N
da If ia V, 1879, II rae aour Of
one ~ o,ci. OK T.. NJ of sail ny, to pay
aid ieitHq entis eISntnt th"r on, 10
geiher with costs of advertising and
exp nses Of safe.
i. X. HOE ER,
secretary.
Ofifce Atthe Bullion and tXcnange
BarE corDer If arson ana PrDCipr
streets Cal On G. w Nevada June5td
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[ iI.t.,.i..(1.1I.I:.0
81

Cnas Brady, %omeryille, Mass. wnu
refers 70 DR.. j. j. Wood, druggi 1 Of that
city, ctrtifieS toa wonderful cure OF ru n.
ming sores on the neck which had been
treated dy hnSpital ply sirIans without
cure, and which yielded completely to
the CrTTCURh HEMEnIyS
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JELIEQlEAI AOTIcE.

g&Nss E.AaAs. COMPANY .-Lo-
4 cation of incipaI place of bust
n SIS, CirSon City, y, vada. -Loca!ion of
works, Ovens VALLEY, inyo county,
calf rnia. 4
N1rI +, There ire lie II quent upon
the following deS'. bed, Siock, on ac-
cnu tOf AS>eSSma e y q, levied on the
F ,urth day OF June, 1889, The v.ral
smo MS sc opposite Z tla names If
the resp c iv 81 re 10 d -rs, rs fl lows:
SIMON f]ishoP, CerrIiic ties ). Il i2. n.
81 ~, 30 ) IS. 81. II. Al, 4! 43 Al, A. As, AZ
A., ~, 50, 81, 81. 50. 81 81, 100 shares each,
-
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RAON sra VALUE

All OF your CUTICURA REa EDIFS give
ylry good satisfaction. The tCTICURA
/ especially orlmeud for the dis
seases for y hich It'll used know from
It's value bR- h j. PRATT.
Nor, clio. Wis.
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Consultation 'tnct!, confidential, by eiter
or AZ Office, FitEF Fur the convenience of
patien ;, and in or.f e.. insure perfect secrecy
! have adopted private sd.ress under which
all pa cka0P> are forwaId,-n
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slTaEs4A ABROAD

Through home returned Norwegian
have learned Ia know your CUTICURA.
which has in "A short tire cul Ell me OF an
Eczema that my physi, ian's medicines
could not heal CHR. HELTIEN.
BER6En NORWAY. a e5lturJoTret9ii9ly
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-07-19

My skin diseG sc, which resisted sew
eraI pupular remedies and other rame-
dies advised H." physicians, has been
cured by your tUTICCRA REMEDI ES.
rhey surpassed my most sHpguIue eX
pectations and ra 1idIy effected a cure.
j. c. 4 RENTRUE,