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The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01
AN HISTORICAL SKETCH.

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~ sailed from New York for Astoria the good ship
Beaver owned and outftcd by John Jacob Astor, the
founder of the great Northwest Fur company Among
the cabin passengers was young man by the of
Cox, who, upon his return England in 1917, wrote
his adventures the Columbia river, and to his
tive am indebted for much of the carly information
contained in this article concerning the Flathcad Indians
of Montana, and the first voyagcrs who penetrated
this country from the mouth of the Columbia river
After the arrival of the ship at ASTORIA Cox was
sent with large party of hunters and trappcrs to
explore and establish trading posts the upper waters
and tributaries of the Columbia. The following is
extract from the letter of instructions from head
quarters Astoria to Mr.. Cox, who then trading
for the company at Oaknagon.
"Iou will assume the immediate management of tho
brigade and everything else during the VOYAGE and
make the best of yonr way Spokane House, where
you will make little delay as possible. From there
you will proceed to join Mr.. Mcmillan the Flat
heads: and if you reduced to cat horses, either at
Spokane further on, they ought to be the worst
The liberal writer of this economic advice of
the chief managers of Mr.. Astor's trading post at
Astoria, and spoken of in other respects to be
very worthy, good naturctl individual. AT Spokane
horses had be killed for food, but Cox noted
good liver and fond of the substantial fat and lean,
he canidy confessed that in his choice of horses for
the Kettle, he wfully departed from his instructions by
selecting those whose ribs were least visible.
On December "a, lsl3 McN1il1an's trading post
reached. The fort situated point at the mouth
of the Nissola river, and described being formed by
the junction of cold mountain with tho Flat
head river, and surrounded all sides with high and
thickly wooded hls covered with pines, spruccs arch,
birch and cedar. The Flathcad river is called the
Pend 'Orrellc river, down which the Northern Pacific
railroad runs, but appears the maps, from its
junction with the Missoua river, Clark Fork of the
Columbia At this point, which is now the Northern
boundary of the Flahead reservation, before stated
Mcmillan erected his fort 1t had good trading store,
comfortable house for the and snug quarters for
the officer of the company in charge, his clerk and
assistants. The Montana historian may safely record
those buildings, the ruins of which now hardly
dsccrnablc the first erected within the broad
limits of the territory There Cox and his fellow
voyagers took up their winter quarters large band
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of Flathead warriors were cncamped about the fort.
They had recently returned from the buffalo country
and h, rcvcngcd their defeat of the preceding year by
asgnal victory their enemies, the Blackfce several
of whose warriors, with their women, they had taken
prisoners. McMians tobacco and stock of trading
goods had been entirely expended previous to this ARRIVAL
and the Indians much in want of ammunition; the
goods brought therefore source of great JOY to
both parties. The natives smoked the much loved
weed for several days successfully The hunters killed
mountain sheep, and Cox brought up bag of
flour, bag of rice, some and coffee,
root and fifteen gallons of prime rum. And here was
nauguratcd the festivities of the first Christmas
celebrated by white in Montana territory. Mr..
Cox says they spent comparatively happy Christ
mas, and by the side of blazing fire. in room,
forgot the sucrings endured in their tlrcary progress
through tho woods. There was however, in the midst
of the festivities great drawback from the pleasures
they should have otherwise enjoyed. 1t was account
of the unfortunate Backfcct who had been captured by
tho Flathcads Having been informed that they
about putting of their prisoners death, the white
to their camp to witness the spectacle. The
man tied to rcc after which they heated old
barrel of gun until it became rcd hot with which they
burned him the legs, thighs, neck, checks and
stomach They then commenced cutting the flesh from
about the nais which they pulled out, and next separated
the fingers from the hand joint by joint During the
performance of these crucltics the wrctchcd captive
WINGED, and instead of suing for he added
fresh stin,uans to their baroarous ingenuity by the
most irritating rcproachcs part of which the interpreter
translated follows: "My heart is strong-you do not
hurt me; you can't hurt me; you fools; you do not
know how to torture; try it again; don't feel any
pain yet. We tortured your relatives great deal
better sbcca,sc made them cry like little children
You not bravc you have small hearts, and you
always afraid to fight" Then addressing one in par
tcular, he said: "It by my that you lost
your cyc' upon which the Flathcad dartc at him, and
with knife in moment scoopcd out ono of his eyes,
at the same time cutting the bridge of his almost
in two. This did not stop him. With the remaining
eye he looked scrny at another and said 81 killed
your brother and scalpcd your old fool of father"
The warrior to whom this addressed instantly
sprung him and separated the scalp from his head,
and was then about plunge knife into his heart but
was told by the chief to scsist. The skull, bloody
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agricultural lands after the patent has been
issned To An agricultural claimant, they pass
Wan Aaric,lltural College scrip cannot be receiv-
ed in payment for claims.
ALIENS
A foreigner may make mining locatioh
and disnose of IL, provided he become citi-
"an before disposing Of the mine. PROOF tnat
the party was not a citizen oeloIe olsposins
of his claim must be aifirmatively shown.
I'ocators and intermediate owners, ether
than applicants. will not be presnm ed aIlens.
in the absence Of allegation or OBJ ectlon prlof
10 issuance of patent,
The portion of n mining claim sofa % ah
alien cannot be patented while such owner Is
an alien but on his declaration to become a
citizen his right dates back to his purchase,
and no may thereupon secure an lnlteu
States patent for his claim.
CROSS LEnGFs.
Revised Statutes. Section 2,S}6.
Where two or more lodges cross or intersect
each other, priority Of title shall govern; and
snch prior location shall be entitled 10 az orc
or mineral contained within the space OF IN.
tersection, but the subsequent location shall
have the right Of way through the space OF IN.
tersectinn for the purpose OF The convenient
working of the mine And where two or
more veins unite the oldest or PRIOR locator
shall take the vein below the point OF union,
including all the space Of Intersection.
TUNNELS.
There i no au hofify Of law for tunnel
location 2,OO0hv 800 feet. A proper location
is the width of the tunnel for 3no0 feet
There l. NJ provision Of law for pateniing
tunnel locations, but lodes discovered in run
ming tunnel NAV be patented in like man.
ner a other iOdes
Tho right II granted 10 tunnel owners Of l.
30 feet Of each blind lode not previously
known to exist which may b. discovered in
their tunnel.
When 4 lode i struck or discovered for the
frat time In runniag q tunnel. the tunnel
owners have the option Of recording their
claim Of 500 feet all on ono side Of tie point
Of intersection or discovery or partly on one
side and partly on the other.
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Nm LA RENSDN.
stAL. Clerk 4 lbc DistIic' Court ui the
State ol Nevada. County uf
White Pine. myi=st
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

N TIE DISTRICT COURT or THE
L State Of Nevada, i'm and for the County of
White Pine.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to
Harry Feather tone aud j +. Reynolds part
nCrs. doing business uuder the firm ZANE and
style OF the Keystone Mining Company.
You are hereby required to appear in an
action commenced against YOU "a defendants
BY IL. A Camins a. plaintiff. in the District
Court OF the state of Nevada, in and for the
County OF White Pine. ut the Town of
Ely, aud answer the complaint herein, which
is on file with Tho Clerk Of said Court, within
ten days after the service on you Of thus sum
mons exc. gsiye Of the day Of erTiCeI, ifsrrvcd
in said County Of twenty dsgsf serves. ant
Of said County but within this District. aud
in al Otter cases forty days, or judgment By
default will be taken against yor, according
10 tie PRAYER of said complaint
Tho said .ipu il brought To recoY jndg-
lnrlif HgaiHst Vu5f. 1r faid deteudurt Is for he
sum % s.N hundred and seventy f,nr aud
hrty.nire one-hundrol So 30 collars aud
cnstsof Ia sui. Far efu>s a. action plain
tiff allie .es nat hei seeu The I'D day OF July.
ioSs. and tho llth day Of March. lisa, III sod
und delivered 10 FoH ut Your Euse Instance
and lequest, .oH.lr. WIS and MzfeYabdi se
.ar III ral.c ~ Six hurGtcd ana segrut .four
anal III, : niue Oue-itaI.dr Us 6.4 s. t.oll3ss
for VII ich Won prniri s.fl aud .,rc,al 70 pa him
said .nm 81 sf.4 81, and hal yea have fsti' 4
and Gr.IerltH - pas sail SIM. ar pYv "a ri
thereof. Al which will NOR ftily appear
BY "a f,rfuc. io plaintiffs complaint GA ile
herein, eopy.oi which acrumpa lies This sum
mo- anl 10 whish you are NOR particularly
7 fred
Md yuH arc hereby notified that If yun fat
l. spf"ar aud answer tho said complaint as
above repaired the said piainti1 will take
jniea II. agaiust }on for said -tm Of SIX
huAdrcd and seventy four and fifty -nine one
hundreds sod 30 dollars and costs Of sni'
Is TESTIMONY WgERRa4. !. Nm l4irnEx-
SoS. have herenata set my hand aud ali ned
The seal of said ef said Court this 1T day Of
April. A d. 1880.
WIN. LAU RENSOS.
sC.. Clerk ofthe District Court of
SbAsI the State Of Nevada. Comfy
--- of White Pine. myi-,t
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ruv
L STATE Of Nevada, In and for the cm.. = 2

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Tpv
L STATE Of Nevada, In and for the Conn.,. !,
Whit Pine.
The State of Nevada sends greetin. !.
Harry Featherstone and j. u. Reynod.
copartners, doing business under he sn s,
name and STYLE of Keystone Mining ComnaaS'
You are hereby required TO appear IN an
action commenced against you as defendant.
by Sol Hip as plaintiff, In the Distinct Coa,,
Of the State OF Nevada, In and for the County
of White Pine. at the Town Of Elv and an
swer the complaint therein. which IL on sIs
with the Clerk of said Court. within ten ds,.
after the service on YOU Of this sum mons lev
elusive of the day of servicel If served In ssid
Comfy, or twenty days IL served oul of aaid
County bnt within this District, aud In All
other eases forty days. or judgment BY AZ.
fault will be- taken against YOU, accordins IN
the prayer of said complaint
The said action Is brought 10 recover FINN
you the sum Of Two THOUSAND four hundred
aud ifiy.two aud nifty one-hundred- 81 is5D
dollars aud costs of suit. Said action /.
brought upon the following claims due n,
work. labor and services Lone and perfoFm.d
for you by the following namen parties ~ your
special instance and request, between the
first dav of December, A d.. IsS-S, and Tia
30th day ct March. A. d. 1889, To Wit.
j. Gross, claim Three hundred and twentt
five ls32al dollars, Guzzi Deddenti, claim
One hundred eiehty-eight SIS dollars. NJ
Bartolemeo, claim Three hundred aud eighl,
claim One hundred and enty=seven SIN
dollars; Frank srOnmaH, claim Three hmm
bred and Iwcnty-nYc lSi25i dollars. George D.
Mbil.ock. claim Four hundred and riuty.opc
ts4bD dollars; Peter Gtegensou, claim Two
hundred and ifly-nins (S2baJ T.. II. lioneymsp.
claim one hundred aud hfly four sl5u dollar:
Boniiorte Moth, claim One bundled and fotly
tsl4Ul dollars; Andrew Nnlealda, claim Thirf,.
six $50 dollars. ali of which claims have
been -uld, assigred aud transferred by laid
parties 10 this plaintiff Tor "a Valuable cnnrid
GRAFTON. All 81 which Will more fully appear
by ref renee 10 The plaintiffs complaint on
hle htroiu. "a cops a., which y hereto annexed
aud - s. hish you are ref srr II.
Aud YOU arr hereby untitled thai II son fail
70 appear an answer The said eoa plant as
above required the shid piaiBtn viii take
Judgment against you FOR tie snnI n Two
/ 'housaud four hundred and affy-tan and dfiy
one hundreds S2.ifi 90 doilars and costs
+ Of sdit
- TESTIMONY WHEREOF. |. w.
/ LAuHgNsps. nave her.unio -si ny baud aud
+ nihEed iha seal 81 said court this let day u
1 April, a. D. iss1
I Nm la HENSON.
E stAL. : Clerk 4 tbc Distfic' Court Ut the
/ State ol Nevada. County Of
! 49, White Pine. myizat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-06-01
ORDER OF SALE

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
State of Nevada, IN and for the County Of
White Fine
T. C. P0UJADE ard
n. B. GARAGHAN, Plaintiffs.
VS..
JOSEPH S. CARoTHERS, Defendant.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

~ rnE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L state II Nevada, IA and inr The County OF
lhe state Of nevada sends greeting to
Harry Fenthrrrsnc ard }. u. Ike, nolds, 90.
partners, doing huriuess under The firm name
aid rlyls Of key=iuu Mining Company.
Yuu ara hereby required 10 appear ~ an ac
lion commenced against kou u attendants BY
VI larry a. plniuiIn. To- : b. District 'oari u
the state 81 AeYaia. IN and fnf The 'anais II
White Zine. ~ Ire town Il 81. All ahstff
The .e4ulsfaiut tIrftiI, Nhlth II ou a. With
the Glrrk VI said auuri, within Ten dal' alief
the service on sufl ul ihis -uHlinuns exclusive
81 tlls DIS Of ser. J. svfvad iu satd felti',
or twenty dass II serYrd cut ~ taid tnnnl'
Eut within tIii- DIsiri.i, and N al nfucr raa.
forty day.: ~ Judgment by drAuif Vii B,
iakrn rghinst GU. according 20 tho prassid
sald cuaI plaigi.
The .ad nesion y brouehi 10 recover judy
meut against ,eu. thr sbid defeEaants lot
the snm OF One thousand and thiril .lhee
and twenty ono hundred. si.mss - dollars,
aud lnr eosis 81 tbs sniL. ! 81 cause II acton
plaiuiIh alleges that between tho laih raf oi
October. isS. aud tn iilh day 81 brCembei,
issS he furnished yoa with -ait NJ yUuf special
Instance aud rrqucst, aud iar four use and
bencfit, Of the value ~ and for which yon
promised AMI agreed TO pay him the said sum
of One thousand aud ihiny-ihtre aud tw.hy
one-hundreds i.S3 81 dOliar- on demand,
hui To do which you have since utterly failed
aud neglected % de-, aud that the same II Iow
due, owing and unpaid from you To this plan
TN. All oi which will more fully HpI'ca BY
reference to plaintiff complaint pn fle herein,
10 which ycu are more particularly referred.
Aud Won are hereby n5tn.d that IL Won fall
10 appear and answer the said enInpaihl
Ar above required The said plaintiff will take
Judgment against yon for said sum n Que
Thousand aud thirty.three aud twenty one
hundreds fs1 ,UBi 2Di dollars aud costs 81 suit.
~ TEST MONY WHEREOF. /, w.
LAugESsos, have hereunto set my md and
affixed the Seal Of saId Court. this 10th day Of
April A. ID. 1889.
-
WM. LAURENsoN.
sEAL. Clerk Of the District Court Of the
State OF Nevada, County Of
- White Pine. myth
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Now. therefore. you. the said Sheriff, are
hereby commanded and required to proceed
TO notice for sale and TO sell the premises
hereinbefore described, and to apply the PRO,
ceeds of such sale to The satisfaction OF saiu
INDIGNANT. with the interest thereon and costs,
together with your fees, and TO make and nile
your return of such sale to the Clerk of tic
said District Court within sixty days from the
date hereof, aud To do all things according 10
the terms and requirements of the said judg-
ment. and the provisions of the statute in
such case made and provided.
WITH ESS, Hon. I. II. WELLS, Judge OF
the District Court of the State of Nevada,
- County ofNhite Pine and the seal
of said Court this eth day OF May,
seal 1889. WM. LAuRENSoN,.
- Clerk.
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The State Of Nevada sends to the Sheriff OF
the County of White Pine, Greeting:
Whereas, 7. G.. Poujade and NJ. Is Cara
CHAN On the 18th day Of November, lsSs, re-
covered q judgment against Joseph ;. Car
others in an action wherein the said I. Z.
Poujade and NJ. b. Gsraghan were plaintiffs,
and the said Joseph ). Carothers was de-
PENDANT, which said Judgment Is recorded in
Judgment Book of the District Court or
page 81, and which is in the words aud figures
following TO wit:
In the District Court oil the State of Ne
vada, County of White Pine.
TIC. PoUJADE and
n. B. GARAGHAN, Plaintiffs,
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nnrtenances thereunto belonging, or in any
wise appertaining.
A. L. FITZGERALD.
District Judge.
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Monday, the Third Day of June,
A. ID. 1889,

| will sell at pa bile auction, at the front door
Of the Court House of said White Pine
County. in the Town Of Ely, between the hours
Of O'Clock In the forenoon and in the after
noon Of said day. u wit, at y o'clock noon of
said daY, 10 the highest and best bidder, for
cash. the above described property. or 80
much thereof as may be necessary to sasisfy
the amount of said Judgment with interest
charges and costs 81 sale, ana all the rght;
title aud interest thar said defendant had
therein a. the date Of the execution and deliy-
cry of said MORTGAGE, or that he has acquired
therein siuee said dates and prior to the said
levy thereon.
IL WITNESS VIE =goF | have nereunto set
my hand at Ely, Nevada, this nth day OF May,
A. d. lss9.
my1l4O ". r. BASSE EFT, Sheriff.
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DISTRICT COURT SUMMONS.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
l State Of Nevada, In and for the County"
White Pine.
The state Of Nevada sends greeting to
Harry FeatheT-tone aud j. D. Reynolds, co,
partners. doing business under the hrm name
and style Of tue II eyrtone ming Company
You are hereby required TO appear IN Az
action commenced against yon as defendants
by W. J. stevens as plaintiff. in the Distfle,
Court Of the State Nevada. In and
for the County of White Pine, at the Town
Of Ely. and answer the complaint therein'
which IL on file with tho Clerk OF said Conrt,
within ten days after the service on Won :"
this summons exclusive of the day of service,
II served In said County. OF twenty days
served out NJ said County but within TINS
District. and In all other cases forty days Q,
Judgment by default will be taken against
YOU, according to the prayer oil said com
plant ,.,.,
The -aid action IL brought to recover rom
yon he sum of Four hundred ls4iol dollars,
W ich said plai nif claims 10 be due Nun nn
a certain promIss0ry note made by you ~
favor of said plaintiff. on the 3lst day OF gs i,
uaty, A. j.. 1879, and by YOU delivered 20 ssii
plaintiff and eests Of suit Allot when W..
morc fully appear by referenc. TO plaipuh
complaint On file herein, copy Oh ""'oo -
hereto annexed. IN
And Won are hereby notified that II you ialI
10 appcnr and answer the said complaint as
above reonir rod the said plaintiff vi take Judg,
mont afainst you for tho sum of our huhaieu
a ian dollars aud costs of suit as nfroeshin.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. l. WV;
LAuRFSsoN, have hcreunto set my HAND anu
affixed the Seal OF said Court this 29ih day vi
March, \. u. 1889.
WN LAJfRENSON,
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NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER AND
| by virtue of the above written order of
Sale, [ did on this 18th day of May. n. ID.
of The above named attendant. Joseph )
Carothers, of, in and to the above described
prope.fy, and that on
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WIN. LAuRENSoN.
) syA1 Clerk of the District Court 81 inc
state Of Nevada County OF
White Pine my4-T
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
Hcau,y ana U,II,,, ,n pouI,r,.

Prom The tennessee Farmer
We know Of no breed Of fowls that
combine beauty and utility 10 greater
extent than White LcghornS
They are handsome fowls under any
circumstances. but In the country, whore
their delicate plumagc is not solled by the
dust aud smoke Of the city, they appear to
the best advantage.
Indeed, II N hard 10 conceive more
pleasing sight than flock oi thoroughbred
White lAghorns ranging about at will over
the yard and fields, through the fresh
green grass.
Their snow.whlic plumagc, bright vel.
low legs aud larsu rod cnmhs make them
look thoroughbred aud superior 10 the
mongrcl In every respect.
Hut their superiority Is not oil on the
surface. for with their grace aud beauty
they combine utility. They lay early and
often, and large eggs at that, and like the
fowls themselves, their eggs are beautifully
white shcllcd.
While, ~ rule, they are non-scticra.
yet, now and then one will boz found that
will cluck, and oven set Ter a while, but II
Is risky business TO put eggs under them,
for they soon get tired VI the nest, and
the chances are nine out OF ten that after
setting for a few days the tickle creature
will leave the nest Tor the roost
While the thoroughbred White Lcghorn
hen always does her part ~ a layer, yet u
II the best plan 10 place her eggs under
some other Kind Of hen, and for this latter
purpose the common barnyard hon las NO
superior.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04
FARM NOTES.

Warm beds for stock on cold nights
save feed and sickness In the herd.
Cut away affected limbs from trees.
Black knots. blight or injured limbs should
be removed without delay.
Warmth is very important for young
chicks. The early chicks pay well, and
this is the reason why they should receive
extra care.
The 40 000, 900 hogs raised In the coun-
try are valued at S200,000,000. The Mis-.
sissipp Valley claims to have raised three
fifth OF the number
A COW that takes on iicsli and fat freely
will not as general thing. make good
mixer, and one making liberal large flow
of milk will no, at the same time be u good
animal for beef.
When pear trees refuse TO grow and np'
pear dormant cultivate them well and ap.
ply plenty OF wood ashes around them.
Trim back the wood and give the trunks .
good washing with soap suds.
Use your wood ashes on your fruit trees
and vines. For peaches IL IN the best fer
tilizcr known. Broadcasted over tho orch.
ard ground II will greatly increase the
growth OF new wood and invigoratc tho
trees
Feed the brood sows that have litters Of
pigs literally ON warm, sloppy food skim
milk or buttermilk is excellent, but II this
Ii difficult TO obtain give her all the
scalded ground grain she can eat, with n
mess Of cooked turnips or potatoes 10
which has been added pint Of linseod
meal
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-04

Early In the season give the wheat field
a top dressing OF 100 pounds OF nitrate Of
soda, 200 pounds OF supcrphosphaie and
100 pounds high.gradc sulphate OF potash
per acre. This n an expensive applica-
ton Cabout So. but II should nearly, Il
not quite, double the yield OF grain ~ com.
pared with the natural yield. There will
also be more straw and more vigorous
growth. Mix the ingredients and harrow
the field after bfoadcasling the fertilizer.
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LOCAL NOTICES

MEMPHIS Steam Laundry. 22i Second u.
BniSKLEY LUMBER Co.. l24 jefferson st.
PANTS made to order IRON 50 up. /.
Menke, tailor. 40 Monroe street
LEE LUMBER Co., $50 Second street,
sash, doors. blinds, shingles, holdings.
ALI sizes crate baskets, fronts and fend
ers, also heating cooking stoves, for sale
cheap Mt Gabey's. Telephone 277.
q. r. iloTcuKIss, skilled matchmaker.
Difficult and complicated watches | cs
pccially solicit No. 330 Main street
PuRK and white ~ the Hover whose
nnmo Il bears are the biscuits raised by
Lily Baking Powder.
DIAN * LIiLy CorFRK AND SricE ca