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The Race Problem Again.

The shooting topieccs Of eight negroes
by a mob Of 300 masked men in South
Carolina docs not look as though the
race pr1llom was near being solved set.
In fact. tho truth must he conf .s.d that
it Is Tar frnm being sUlvrl, In colIrc-
tons Of prison satisfies tlrre Is one
thing that cunlut easily We explained,
and that is the relatively llrPa number
of colored cDnvIc;s in The state prisons,
even Of the north. What that iAplics
what -" reason Of it. no one can qs
yet eSpla.h.
In the uuldlG a few points seem clear
TO those who wish to examine the negro
question without prejudice and with a
sincere desire 10 do justice Ia bo.h hiug"
and white. Il is certain the south l.
overloaded with a negro population
They are poor and must live 10y working
for others. There is o work enough
10 20 around, consequently swarms Of
them are idle, a constant menace 10
civilization in the southern cities.
To remedy this deplorable state, Soma
tor Butler has introduced the negro emf
grafton bill. It proposes that III. blacks
shall be assisted by government to scat
ter ont among the northern states and
western territories, thus giving thom
work and relieving the south Senator
Call introduced q resolution that we
purchase Cuba. and dcport our negro
population tiither Senator Morgan, Of
Alabama. wlnts t,rm TO go 10 the great
free state of Colro, IN Africo. and help
civilize the natiylL
II has been proposed that n or more
of the southern states Of The Union, in
which the blacks already prefondcrate,
be given up 10 them eZclugiyely, white
people moving out. II II Sid by those
who claim to be informed that there 10
today far less misccgenatlon between
the two races than there was In slave
times, and that the tendency Of both
black and white 10 keep to their W.
ncc becomes more pronounced the
longer the negro remains free:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-15
Wedu .sday. January Is, 1850.
DESERT

A fairly successful date palm farm
j. said 10 have been established in the
Sahara desert aquarter Of a century
ago, and the project OF further coloniz.
ing this immense waste spot has sine
b.en a ~favorite one with French en-
gineers. A company was organized
some years ago TO work the region Of
Oued river, An Algerian valley s0me
fourteen miles wide, and now has five
osses-ihe largest containing ] SEQ
acres-on which are planted date
palms. Since lsSl this company has
created three GASES aud three Villages,
has secured "A water supply of 800
gallons per minute by sinking nine
artesian wells, aud has reclaimed and
d It under cultivation over 800 acres of
land and planted $4,000 date-palms.
This, with the construct on Of irriga-
ton canal aud OF house, for workmeu,
has cost about $4,000. Other Plants
Z cultivated in addition TO the date
palm-henns and msider being found
to thrive with little attention, and
cotton, flax and tobacco. with vines
and tobacco, being lrown experiment
ally. Gras, for tn cattle and vege.
tables for the workmen are produced
In the shade of the date palms. ihe
largest Of the oss Is about forty feet
below sea level, snd the underground
water Is some $50 feet below the sur.
faca
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-15
dlnse 10 TIM Trnth.

A boy with n sled ON Cas- avenue
was waiting for a Glitch on n car
riagc, when the driver VI the vehicle
called out'
boy, you keep awuys'
Cant | hitch.
mo, SIR
"Just a blockl'
mo, SIR
Ten feeti'
mo. SIR"
Say! know what's the matterl'
shouted the lad. You're afraid the
hoss will die and fall over on me,
and you'll have 10 pay pa 81 for dam
agesl" Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-15

IN the world. Have imported tire
tines the number OF nrstclaas priyN
Winning horses Of any irm n IT,
Tulted States. aud have nov -. taia
for actual snlc over 22o hszeUf
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-15

m from the diary OF tou
WpVH\ lists, commercial travel
Illl ers, business men and
other, has revealed,
That the Wisconsin Central has the
unqualified enforcement OF all,
That the Wisconsin Central has to-day
the most popular line between Mid
neapolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee
aud Chicago;
That the Wisconsin Central Is daily
adding to its admirers As the recog-
nized Pullman line between Mime.
apolis, st. Paul and Milwaukee and
Chicago; ,
That the Wisconsin Central touches
the most prominent points IN WIS.,
consin, and that II has more import
ant business cenlers on liz through
line than any other railway IN the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central has made
an enyiabln reputation with its peer
less Dining Car Service;
| That the Wisconsin Central runs last
traina on winch ali glasses ~ pnssen-
gers are carried with cOmn'odious
ard distinct accommodation for all;
That The Wisconsin Central has repre-
seutaiivps distributed throughout
the country. who will cheerfully
give any information that may be
desired and that It's terminal Agents
Gre specially IL stnucted 10 look after
the comfort ~ passengers who may
be routed via It's line.
For detailed information, apply 10
your nearest Ticket Agent or to repre-
sentaiivps of the road.
WIN. s; MELLEN JAMES BAkK Esst,,
LOUIS ECKSTEIN,
Asst. Genl PNsr. A Tit. Agt.
MILWAUKEE,, WIS,
T II, ANSON, Northwestern Passenger Ast
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AND INTERNATIONAL
Medical ..i Surgical Institute,
Kansas City, Mo-, San Francisco, CAL,
and BUTTE CITY. Mont.

DR.. Liebig & Co.. are regular graduates in med
ieine and surgery and special practitioners an.
thorized by the itates Of aissouri, California ant
MONTANA, to treat all chronic, nervous and rri.
waite disease, whether caused by impTudenee, ex.
cess or contagion) seminal weakness might losses)
sexual d,bility, (loss OF sexual power nervous de-
hility. Co.'s Of nerve iorcel diseases Of the bio d,
(sypbilis, Gono-rhea, elect, and stricture) c red.
Durable eases guaranteed wit life membership.
Charges low. hOusandi OF cases cured, All
medicines are specially prepared for each individ.
ual case, a. laboratory, No ~injuri, us OF poison.
Gus compounds used.
NotIme ! Il fro . business, Patients az q dis.
lance tr aled by letter and express. Medicine
sent everywhere, Tree IRON gaze or bieakage.
In diseases Of The blood, BRAIN, heart and new
Gus system, us we'll as liver, kidney AMI Gravel
CON lainis, rheumatism, paralysis, aud all other
chronic diseases,
Write for illustrated papers on D~eformities,
Club Feet, Curvature Of the spine, Piles, Tumors,
Cancer, CataTrh, Bronchitis, Inhalation, Electri-
city, Magnetism, Paralysis, Epilepsy, Kidney,
Bladder, Eye, Ear, Skin and Blood. and all surgi'
cal Operations.
Diseases Of Women a Speciality. Separate par
lors Tor lazy patients.
tute making a especially OF Private Diseases.
All flood diseases successfully treated. syi hi-
liz Poison removed IRON the system without luer-
curry. New Restorative Treatment Tor Dpss OF
Vial Power Persons unable 10 Will Us may De
treated AT nosie by cOnes p0ndence. All c0mInun-
iraiiOns CONFIDENTIAL Medicines or | Instruments
ant by mail or expires securely packed. unc
Jaroual interview preferred. Call aud consult
us, or sCnd history at your case, and We will seud
IN plain srpppsr our Ropk Free explaining Why
thou.au1s cannot lie cured Of Private. spCcial and
Nervous Disease, seminal Weakness, sItima-
torrhna, lmpuienty, syphilis, GOuhOrThu.a, Gleet
Naricoculp g c., etc.
DIR. Iieflg x 60. ar The oLly qualified or 20.
onsiblr specialists l,I 10 8ouISla, since the
:,v medical law
Once houIs from . 10 aud to +. M. orr
appointment IN OhScut" and urgent casts'
CONSULTATION FREE,
ny Agency for Dr.. Lieblg'S Guvigora-
tor at Room =, S T., Broadway, Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-01-15
HOW CAN H LONG

a.. HOW CAN THE LONG
BE THE SHORT
long one
and yet be
the sb0It-
est between
given points; for
instance the Il.
Paul, Minneapolis
* Manitoba Railwry
has over 300 miles OF
road ,magni6eenily equip
PED and managed, II Is one
OF the greatest railsHy systems
Of this country for the same rea-
sons II lis the travellers fayorite
all points in Minnesota. Nonh'nd
south Dakota and Montana. II is the
only line TO Great Falls. the future man
uiacturing centre Of the Northwest; "a the
fertile tree lands Of the Milk river valley and
offers a choice Of three routes TO the Coast. Still
II Is the sho,test line b+tseen It. Paul, Mlnneapo-
lis. Fargo, winuiP 2, Crookston, Moorheai, las
selton. GlyndOn, Grafton, :, rgus Falls, Nahpe.
ton. Devils Lake aud Bui;aCiiy. II T. the best
route 10 Alasks, ChinB ant y par; ard thel
journey TO the Pacific Coast. Vancouver, Ia.
c. MA, sea'te, rou aud aud .an Francisco
will We remembered as the delight OF
Hfe-iime once mace through the worr
dsriul scenely Of the Manitoba ll-
Cinc route. To fsh aud hunts 10
view the magniheeuoG Of nalur
revive The siint; restore the
body. Teslizc The dream OF The
hOuis.s,eker, The gUlt.sepEcL
the ioiler or the capitalist,
Tisif the country reaghcl by
thr It. Paul, MINNEAPOLIS
& Manitoba hallway.
Write 10 ~. WHIrSEH
g.. T.. & E A.~l,puat,
MINI, for maps,
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You should read THs cnIcA.
FIFTH
POINT

puTlty Of Us 1resIdes'
Rsnrsi,y-Its circulation is 5000 a osy-ove
a million a veek-and il costs by MAJ as CTS
amonih. four mohths SI.Oo,-Es esn3 . 80.
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scYBsSoe ccux1-licur8NBERo, !.
Dsaa1le Iopesvs0sas Company " ". H.
Surbor e n. -Coutinued n April ~
Hensy Z Keisey " G. G. Caikins-Continued
10 April -.
Mary Bartlett W george Bartlett Default
au1ueed.
suFxnioR coUEr-sTxArrox. J.
W. r. Bnw.ey W 4 y, Witfier--C ontinusd 10
Thursday. Apsii3A
Thcass n. Campbell Va James Hswiand-
Censtnueo - Monday, Apetl n.
pAosxfx oocRT-osBoRS, ..
Estate ~ Gust Hallen-Andrsw Chilhesg ap-
poinscd administrator: bcnd l.ioo
Essass Of Cornelius = Lewis-Petition for dis
ty5basiou: hearing NAYS
Estate q Lewis K Kidd-wiIi admitted b
probate; Lyman Mood appointed executor with
out bond
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Cnspsa d wissrn. a.tcrnrysas-iaw. have re-
ocrnes soStA second and " sshinstos-
B,ssn Are. ns'sr'Ais reduced q the sais
srrrr,, . ssochton Honr % the hes. Try II
Grsea rsdactiom In silks during TIE Gala
Chester CseAry.
Nee viAs frsngs TRAININGS arrived sos our
nav ssoeA Chss6se cisary.
uossek spe-s.dc no fan ~ ok yoas grocer scr
eperry's esorktoa ecur.
E5sc nieaen~d sabss damaak reduced 10 zjse
a sse sa3e cheseof CseeFy.
G. W. Towuleys fw-i sstafe hrcker and sois
sssn, Tor Mar1s Cas- Map Of seattle. Room Z
Rax eui;dsrs-
IS. A ise q 81 wcoa. vida drsp massriass
s<drces 10 16r a. the sale> Chester caeAry.
"a excuns Zoe bsa bread vhea you caa bar
snsrryr cas- benn1 sfoeksnn 0oaf.
go rurhsg - sabls damaAk reduced q the
easA cnessae c1eary.
49, 4 ltpe of - inch. Atwood piasds reS.nres
- .Sc q - sAtA Chssssr Cleesy.
Oar ssoss = ~ De1y tue n 0uoas are pour.
srr in upon - froU Ill difeceoaA 50 Ne arc
irrrx - sn1z1ncp sAe1- cbsssse c1sAxy.
o.. hesvy extra lafgesissd srsead Chester
cfeary.
A. - Ill ser cash cniy. oss prices a,e alvsys
Tie sosssk Chester saeary
1ss tsssrs - - nadAA
x<v sfIs seriped na2ssiA CAesses cieary
s. 4 Nns u hssvy vhsss esasprsAaA chss-
rs Cheek Sss.scanA cAssse cisasy.
"a 4 xsscA nns eAnosa tcwsl tancy
horasra Chesase csaEy
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Some Bargains

Have you seen the new dress trim
naings just opened during the past
two daysf Ihsy are just : little che
loveliess YET shown Bands of gold
and silver and points q the same
Then those chenille Aowers with gold
and silver ehect4 h IN shades Don't
you think they are choiccs Those
EiNel Tower, Van Dyke and Cleopatra
points. the deep ones. in black are
decidedly stylish and elective trim
mingx They coma IN III Widths
Somsshing really charming IN dress
goods this season Is the revival a the
Scotch plaidx There are some ofthe
most harmonious co'osings in thsse
plaids yet shown They are bargains
Il sI.as. 3I.so and er7s for scinch
width goods Speaking q bargains
how do these strike yous
Rsssus. = vsasAa = ~
diagonal euitinas q 10
Plain Alpecas 81 TO-
There's : fine line Of those Scotch
plaids, IS inches for acc : yard.
Those English band suitinss can b
had in al shades They make up
beautifully and are very English
Also the striped English suitingx The
former Is sold It 4oc and the latter II
3sc ! yard Pinhsad checks hold
their favor u 7sc and q yard.
These are al wool 4s-inch goods An
wool stripes seem to be favorites At
7sc; well worth el.ss.
There isnt I line of dress goods Ia
town that gives such splendid salts
faction - do those Henristtas You
know how perfectly charming they
make up, and then think Of the dor
ems Of new shades you can get them
in Really astonishing how effective
the new spring shades are. You can
have four different grades Of Henrietta
goods There are some for soc. al
wool. and really worth 7sc. There's
aline At 7sc worth 81. A linz q
inches vide for u, and those fine
silk-6nished ones It ersS
cashnsess, ss-aneA, I'll sha1ss. -
Cashnssea 9ineA, al wool. 10.
Tricoes. ss-fnch. III wosl &c
TrcoeA al shaded Ill wool. &c.
It would take . long time TO tell
you of all the bargains in the new
goods but you will find them every
where in our store.
Don't 60 away without examining
those unapproachable houncings ~
inches, handsome embroidery, at 6sc.
Children's half width nouncings Il
soc, 6oc and 7sc.
There are some extreme novelties in
ruchings fov you to inspect
Those plaii-lincd parasols are the
latest thing out You'll notice al the
parasoIs are Of that peculiar bell
shape. We have them in all the new
sha1ea We are the only ones who
cary FolImer. Clogg & Co.'S goods
In the new Van DYKE, Cleopatra
and Eifel points you win find some
thing pleasing Here is . bargain in
these Van Dyke lace collars at ssc.
Hundreds Of diTcren; collars and col
larettex
AT the domestic counter you will
fnd among many others these especial
great bargains: Freres Koechlin
French satfecns at soc and 4oc
John Anderson's Scotch ginghams at
age Lawns at SC. Ask tohc shown
the French fiannels and the silk and
wool striped shirting fznnesA.
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GRAND DrSpfAy

Are pouring In upoa us fer all departmental Va
expected our new ktere would be ready. W.
will sacrifice them Chester cseary.
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- oo6on - = TFs - 49, - -.
loosy $780, - 5S-1-. - 49,.
~ r16i7n.~- S...szsru s..I.- .
11g1xunfnr rrS.@-s'-ss.,. .S1 -
= ~ eurSSfsss5-., ,.,n-s.... s,..-y
- $500 eU11rI7S- - 49, - .-ss- =.
q - ~ w. :. $ ~ rss.ls.ss.
- 161k1n = e1.r-'SasS - "a '...ssss
49, nnn1uns ~ - - <s.....-s
E1ou1S1 49,. = - - sss s..s.e ~
- - Fl s-1sk-. ~5.... -. -. - -
eu1n6tonSef - 1Sn1S ~ ....'....ss. .....
= = - klssssy - ~ 49,
<nesy ou6 ~ 40 - p n..rsss -
oQFy1eo rsloens fnar1' h.Is-~ - =. ~
wu1nR - ,e1rln,sS11ss. - - - -
ho1os, Gxover ffsrsr~-x -
ueut esGse1sus q - 49, = n..-.ss. -.
Nh - ouiy aosrFve srss.s-~ - s-<n 49,.
e. fkAneue1 eSes-s -
~ p - -. - 49,
- = - -
U1oeu. $780, &s - 49, 49,
- - osIs - - - 0cm sya1
1enmsnt - ~ - ~. -. = - -.
NIL Tha o. srIsils - - ~ ,s.sss 49,
-
fa1or11aow - ~ - sPssses
= orreeees~~
6fnnA q - - ~ 49,. ~ ~
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JeSIsvnuuia. .-tssa...sa a. Deneunx y ne
han -, s's--s - ~ ~ 49, Das
ao1nn ~ - - ~ s,. - - -
inpgoped er6 .&ss-.--.s -. 80
N. n --ssss. EVA ~ = ~
xnene - -. - - ed mss
- e,1~s.- - -. - $500 = cas
nura ReIirS s--.- s...< - neoesssuss o. 9
uer - ~rr-. -. . - :" -, ~sS esns - -.
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M. ss--f ~ - -
rss.vrA-,., -s-s-. 49, E1as ~ aeeay q our
fIs1 - 49, se.en - e&uouisd %
a. r--xss. SGD ~
nr.r,>eas.s 4. - psV. - csoeed ~
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r,s.s ~,s-s .-.lI pn = -
dlr~ss.6 ss.... $500. me dsy ne
fhna sns asrr g. - - sns -
the cpuatsv - 49,. 49, ~. sA.vs..IA =
yc1ssx.n~ 80 1870 ..s'as 49, 49,. -
80 49, -. =. - - -. 49, -
49, ~ = ss1-. 49, - a. = = . Se11
iisesm - ~ S.s1ss~s.v. - ~ 49,. -.
oensr = as~s-s-- ~ ss..-- ~ - - 49,.
meHn q. ~~-~ssss 49, W ~ 49, ra.Inuas 49,
eun~.~ss3r- ~ - ~ ~ - :. 49,. -
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-
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KEW SILK HOSIERY

OF nsw aress materials, silk velyess. pIusAes
and woclen dsess fabrics. iust in Chester
Gear.
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Nh c. = ssuart. Of 80 Hayes o.. wSfess. -
have - ysess he'd spells u indieestioa and dir
pepalA. 81 tisd neaS,y everything. FINALLY
took . VEN known sassaparfilA ltcansed panr
piesto break outea ~ iaes vitAoutAalplng "A
Hearing Ut Joys vseshAis saznapax1lls "a
noe eoasatn mineral. and might oct dlAHsn<iy.
lssnt ~ - Ths pinr:es djssppsassd innsdi-
s>sly, cd ~ DO more sstuxns ~ Tho cid
psllss" AleAs1oA the aSeve was vy4t1sn ysaf
-. Ma Stuart now arrests he peEnansaey eiiis
sAecta nays she takes - eeeam1anal dose -
supDss0 symptom Of rstsrn and that she 10
poffeet e~-- sra aver + @s rid tvsuht~
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n
AUh KNIT wv n XIX
$500 $500 = $4,000
200 000-rwo lcsA sostAvoss caow
Fsunt an1 osnsA sesouE .
ne h1snan lnonk1na Ths css1se IN -
ssad f~ sssao and ths inside sm sO.suA
y57. 60O-sask ounaiss' sA1ss ssarss
end oasaoen6 corner south
-t1 =. 1s.n sressss sesss iee Md pse
sanun. 1hn = % ground isased ~ = ysAn
An~~~~
0,OOV -. -. - ..sI. - : -. q
= -. ...,...N s -. e ~ !. =.
-. - ' 'aA 49, - Psf -
Aox non-yu,, - = a..,a s.eo.a -.
01O,VVV 49, 49, - 49,.
OZ0.uVO - 49, y - = ssss
a....
11OsVVV Saeri 8 maj ssssss s.ssss9
tor q 81 No. snrus.
-
VSSsOOV esr Island q uso PEE scro
go nno-oue - a. - eeu,,..A
brick yards On the sousd. 10
eefsd . Twelve ahs foank 1vssythins p y
seod wosking crdss. he ovnss would prefss
prsetical -. TAIe 4 : -. en,ors.nisv
$4,000 r-.,.- ..-a..,
3lS,OOO rss,. o = .11.s ~ -,
- MD separately for o,ooo ana the sornss ioe
slAeoa
ala 0flGl-six dwellings snd two seorsA
rout1ng log ~ Per month; for
81. = slssoeA
8lS. 000-briekyasd wsaEsquipped and
eh,..,v. ..,.~,.v = - -. -. -.,s 49,.
- = m - !. . .s.d ,oc.s,on - !.
..,..,. m :. 's. .s,... '.s.ss';
VAOsOOO mon Bsy vassr irons; latest
,.''s c.ss..:s s.'.s :. :. -. =, :. a :.
ss..,,' :. :. . .'' go ~ = A'''''''
$ll co., 10 ana essnt-scoea osssn
hoeumnne saa. el.ctrio lishs vs1ee. hurrIa,
aiaxm. ham. fruit. etc. saoond door north o.
George Kinnsar's rcsidsnce.
s:s r.: W: .. sod s, ,::s'. ..s
s s,o .. noo-... =. :, ...... hon. I'd
:, MAJ ~ ssss . me as.'s ss:.s
~. 6OU 49, sQsess "a sAau mouse.
spu' nee~ eesn@ xenm ana
-
casy.
VOsOVU hcpss q rooms, on rsmper.noe
se,eee ae-.fhsr vvtth 49, 49,, 49, re~>>.t-
b vsry ohoics ana b oasred below sest
VOSVUU Harriso.. Win three hcuses. each
s.n&sus - snss 49, aaA ala vvaSe, arA 49,.
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tbs 70 rlFrY HOURS sAv4p

TIN 10 FIFTY HOURS SAv9D
NJ sahin9 de Ncrsnen pacioc vsset ouisd tsoans
leaveo ocassse sos Q - dsiiy No change Of
cara ard All miles the shortest route 70 CHI
eaeo. Tuursss sleeping cars through. placing
passeoee1 IN Union depot ten 70 atty hoars
ahssd Of other Inca A. chtlterg. city ticket
aren't nc tecond street Bos,ou biock: 2 Tea.
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al arSxRAr REnrcrroN

We se~savea ave casa II nsw hosisry, Inst
hiark. nsk. ME. ingram. cotton. etc. chessar
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NEW GorH

We are flooded with new gcosis in al depass-
msnss Special meation 10 made of our new
dress gcors and tFimmiuzs- Chester Cissyy.
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RRS0N'S DAY.
Gives BY the Denoe-
rsey Last Night.
/ o WINE AND ogsasuey.


- The onnlyefSofy 81 ~ 0&x(n
~ -. e11ehrakeA. HIS ueooey i h16
- - ssuy Anssssna - o1unoa61
49, 49, '.lll
.n0.ss -. Z Z ~. q
- w - 49, - =. 49,. .2<s-s.s..
- -. 49,. - -. ......ss. q
....Ss 49,. ~ ~ - Sss1s..s - -
49, S,S..sss.'s. - s...,..s'< -
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$50 Kine, 6. W. Dornboit, l. 4. Jop~a.
q 49,. =. Hc0uife, Nj. kierskf, G. q.
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11sgie, Percy w. Rocbee1os.
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Mnuy lewiA ". @. Hossie. J. n. coch-
1flIjD4 Addison Smith, J. n. Isyon, r
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REpucxp RATKs East.

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city tickus aesnl 10 second street. Boston block
O. p. briggs, agent city docs
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grrrAanp vuus 0rAeu ana rssesvs ycar ss>ep-
49, acrp0Do6nGxeo esoe SegfAexn Pncsxe
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NEW 81
Spring Jackets
ARE
NOW READY.
Cloak Department.
Spring Jackets,
Spring Wraps,
Spring Styles.
co.n non.-4no,+
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Cloak Department.
Beautiful Plaids,
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A stipulation for sppraised value In the Hhel
Of The schooner James @. Swan was 6ied with
Clsfk Of Conrt r. Is. Hopkins IL IVES ssipu-
lated between J. H. etetson, L Kats and G.
HseessoD thst they bind themselves liable for
o1o tho Approiepd velus Of the schooner. In
cess q default q the part Of claimant OF his