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Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
hina Kiln.

Mrs. c. E. Luring will burn china May IS,
2l1 ). 18th street
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Ton't Give Away Money

And get nothing in return. You are simply
doing IL when you pay the price commonly
asked for an ordinary lawn mower IL the price
is more than 500. We will sell you first
class, warranted and guaranteed twelye-luch
mower for s5.00. Examine them.
Gr rden = ose DC per TT.
Good quality and will give you satisfaction.
Come and see it.
The Best Refrigerator
Is the North star 1t IS not like some others
that are warranted to freeze without ice in
dor-days. 1t does use some ice. but uses less
and produces lower temperature with less
than any other refrigerator on the market.
Mexican Hammocks, zoe.
They re worth looking at and will give you
lots OF comfort during the summer.
Columbi, Bicycles
Plenty OF them now to supply all demands.
There Is no other In the world equal to II.
Base bail goods, step-ladders. water coolers,
hampers and clothes baskets, the lightn ng
ice cream freeZers, that freeze In from three
to FIVE minutes, from sl.2S up Junior gaso-
line stoves from 81 to =. the relial e. the best
prices. evaporating stove made; for sale only
at 7. q. DeNoI's. 50i Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
THE GRAND,
Council Bluffs, la.
This Elegantly Appointed Hotel
is Now Open.
George I. Phelps, Manager,
ROs.dts.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF
Trustees OF the Haec of oakland. NcJra.k ka
will on the 9th day Of jun. 1891. al c,gh
o'clock y. M sell on open bids, water bonds OF
said village 10 the :. mount OF ss.501.00.
JAS. ". HoLNQUIsT, Village Clerk.
msi2yJ Jl-5-5-sM
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

x><Mr. A. B. erase has charge OF the Losey
wall papers ana viii sell out everything in the
next teu days. IL was the largest and rnest
stock in the city, aud fine goods can be had
for less than one-half makers cost, retail or
Wholesale.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Masonic Election at oxford.
OXFORD, Neb., May 26.-ISpeciAl 10 THE
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Cuticura Resolvent

The new Blood and skin Purifier. and greatest
OF Humor Remedies, internally TO cleanse the
blood OF all impurities and poisonous ele-
ments. ana thus remove the cause, and Curl
CURA. the great in cure. and CCTICURA
SOAP an exquisite skin Beautiher, externally
ITO clear the skin ana scalp. and restore the
hair. speedily cure cyerN hunot and disease
Of the skin. scalp and blood. W tn los of h. ?.
whether itching. bum nc. sally. pimpN aud
tary or couta ious. when physicians and all
other remedies fail
sold everywhere. Prce, CCTlCURN. soc. soar,
&C; RESULvESr. Al. Prcpa red by the POTTER
DGUG CHEMICAL COOPERATION. B.s on.
send Tor How TO cure skin Disc ascs.' 6I
pages, 81 Illustrations, and 100 testimonials
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Furniture, carpets, refrigera1ors, baby car
riages, stoves, crockery, and all house fur
nishing goods, cash or on easy payments, at
Maudel * hlein's.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

DR. w .ruer's soc corsets for Monday night
from p m, Sale price 2ac pair. Boston
Store Council Bluffs.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Mem rial I ay Na-shaIs.

MAJOR q. II. Richmond, who was appointed
marshal o. the parade TO be given on Decora-
tion day. has announced his selection Of Cap
tain G. NJ. Bailey as chief of stan. He has
selected the following gentlemen to act as
aides: Theodore Guitar. 4. j. Abbott, J. X.
Cooper, +. A. SacketL J. T. White, Charles
Hubbard William Arnd, +. +. Holmes and
II MAtlock
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
Good Healthy Plants Cheap.

A large variety of choice healthy bedding
plants for sale at very low prices. King
stons new green house, South Madison
street.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Mothers will find Mrs. Winslov's Sooth
ing Syrup the best remedy for their chill
cren. 25 cents a bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Try Duquette & Co.'S Pomona fruit Juice
tablets. They are delicious.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Don't fail 70 see the opera "Zanie'' at the
Broadway theater Monday evening, May 25
Grand gypsy march, enchanting chornses
forty voices in chorus.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

CONSTIPATION poisons the blood: Dewitt
Little Early Risers cure Constipation. Th
cause removed the disease is gone.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

When about TO build don't fan TO get prices
on lumber of The Judd & Wells Co sl3
Broadway. Telephone 2s7.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

Drs. Woodbury.. dentists, 80 Pearl street,
next TO Grand hotel Telephone li5. High
grade work a specially.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27

They are worth looking at and will give y
lots OF comfort during the summer.
Columhi, BicycIes.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-27
GF rden . 'Ose DC per TT.
The Rest refrigerator

Good quality and will give you satisfac,
Come and see IL.
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nRow ssvfLLg.

August 10, 1891.
W q Blanchard. of this place, while
preparing TO cut some grass, aecidenily
feil on his seythe. cutting his shin In bad
shape, and is nov reclining on the bed
for repairs.
A tramp on last Friday watched Mira
L l. Power, Of this place. leave home,
when he got the key. hidden by Mrs p,
and proceeded 10 unlock the house and
help himGeli, but was disturbed
and routed by the neighbors, leaving
town with some In hot pursuit. He got
away by running through back ways.
The new hotel IL an assured fact. Mr.
II Dolan bought the building on the
lot. which will be moved as soon as II can
be done, commencing today. The hotel
will be just opposite the store Of r "
Thompson, good location.
JBR Moreloek Is IN southern Oregon.
] M. John II and w W Waters and fam.
illea are here. Too much Washington.
Thus our chickens come home again.
They belong here and VIC hope they will
stay aud help Us build up Brownsville.
We dent like to 1e ouidoue BY Salem
or Junction so We have had our storm.
also occurring on tho 9Th, consisting Of hall
and rain, not the hardest VIC ever saw but
- hard ne we care 10 see. We are too
prone to forget jus, how hard some former
storm was and say the hardest we ever
saw.
An American citizen, II you please, ei
African descent has been doing the city
for the past week selling pencils and beg
ging. lie is cut of just below the knees
and IL an object OF pity going on erutches
Threshing will be In full blast this week
but Was cut short last week In trying to
keep up with our friends. We will allow
them TO &c, ahead Of Us now II they wan,
TO while We get down 10 business.
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-777-77---777---7
A JAIL RRRAK.

On going to lock up the prisoners In
the north part Of the County Jail last
Tuesday shortly after O'Clock, Sheriff
Scott discovered that Jos. l.. Miller
awaiting the action Of the grand jury for
obtaining money under false protenses,
and Sam Sing, for larceny of $40 from
San Wa, had fed. They had sawed
four Of the iron bars OF tho rear window
off and bent the fifth, making their
escape. They must have boen some
time at the job, Friends Of Sam Sing
had made frequent visits TO him, and II
In probable had given him saws for the
purpose, which Celestial has means no
ono else possesses oi concealing. Having
all night In which TO travel IL ls probable
neither one Of the men will ever be cap
tured. Before going Mr. Miller left an
order and note IN his cell ,as follows, dis
playing u gall not often witnessed;
ALBANY, Or, Aug, 10th, 1901.
Mn. Woops---Dear Sir: Please pay TO
Mr. Scott, the sheriff, the money due me
and oblige
Your humble servant,
JosErH l.. MiLLaR.
Mn. Scorr will you please get this
money and keep IL until call for IT, 1t
Is somewhere near seventy dollars (70.00.)
lie sure TO get II for II is coming 10 me,
and,l want you TO keep IL for me. II
anything should happen that | did not
get time TO call for IL, then II Is yours.
t. L, MILLER,
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OAKvHLLR.

The fruit tree agents are quite numer-
Gus at present, but owing to the scarcity
OF money, there has been very few
orders taken so far.
Mr. Barton, our local nurseryman is
busily engaged budding. Mr. B has a
good nursery and those wishing prune
or peach trees should call on him; by so
doing you can zee what you are buying.
Miss Carrie st John, OF Mccoy, is vis-
iting her aunt, Mrs II NJ Stone.
Miss Sarah Morrison has gone to o.
ympia, Wash, on visit TO her sister.
Mr. r A Bamford unloaded the first
load OF new wheat at Fishers mill, Cor
wallis. He is generally first in every
thing, unless it is lying.
The steam thresher can be heard at
all hours day and night, and the binders
are all busy on spring grain. The busy
season OF the year is upon US.
Mr. J G Mohr is repainting his house,
and making other valuable improve
ments.
Mr. G Stone has gone to the mountains
to prospect for precious metals. We
wish him success, for good gold min
would help the farmers. AMIcus.
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eS rmE SOUTHERN BOUNDARY.
August 10. 1891

| August ~, 1891.
| Robt Hayes and sister, Of Eugene
were visiting relatives here last Sunday.
Mr. Wm Horn started his new steam
threshing outfit at Mr. Bosserman's last
Monday. The rains through the week
delayed his work somewhat.
Mr. Bruce Healy aud family, of Crook
county, arrived here last week. They
will occupy the Luekey house until the
lst OF October, when the lease expires on
their own farm.
Mr. Il X Luekey has leased his hay
press TO Messrs Gibbs, and they are now
baling hay for Mr. Armitage, near Eu.
gene.
Mrs Armitage was visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs Getchell, last week.
Mrs Sec and Mrs l. ] Willoughby arc
now camped at Soda springs for the BEN
| eh:of Mrs Willoughby's health. At last
accounts she was gaining little.
Mrs w ii II Grant and children, Of
East Portland, are visiting at Luclan
Wards.
Miss Carrie Wilson, Of Coburg, was
visiting her cousin, Miss Lola Hendcr.
son, last week. at the residence Of q X
| Ward.
Miss Jennie Bowlsby Is spending the
summer with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs Mel Taylor were called
10 Brownsville, last Wednesday, TO the
bedside oi their son William, sho was
thought TO be dying, but he 80 far reeov-
cred as 10 be able TO come home with
them Saturday.
b 4 Allen, jr. and family, Of Halsey,
were In the neighborhood the iirst Of
last week, looking for u place 10 rent.
DO not think they found one.
While in Eugene, Wednesday, Mr.
liealey's crutch slipped and gave his leg,
broken last spring, q severe wrench, but
luckily not breaking IL again.
CM Grimes' team took a lively spin
one day last week. They were headed
time on the way. No damage.
Doubtless the Boundary" will be.
come a noted summer resort. Two fam.
lilies from Eugene were camping Mt Mr.
Barger's place last week, for pleasure.
Angelo McNary and wife were called
to Salem last Thursday to see his father,
who is dangerously i'll.
Dr X l. Willoughby and family and
Mrs + 7 Willoughby will move to Eugene
in a few weeks, where the doctor will
practice dentistry.
Mrs y ] Taylor and children, Of Port
land, and Mrs = Taylor and children,
OF Eugene, are Visiting relatives here.
J ID Kennedy was kicked by horse n
few days ago and badly hurt.
A family from Idaho are camping at
John Holts.
Uncle Hugh Dinwiddie has sold his
farm and gone TO lialscy TO live. We
are sorry 70 lose 30 good n neighbor. The
purchaser will erect two new houses on
the place this fall.
A load OF hay upset with Loren Curtis
Saturday, and he now cripples along
with sprained ankle.
Judge Scott and + J McClanahan, oi
Eugene, were in the neighborhood on
business one day last week.
Claude and Peariie Allingham, of Hal-
sey, spent Saturday night and Sunday
with relatives here.
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August S,h. 1891.
The late rain hss done but little damage
to the grain and hay In his section.
Harvest will commence next week.
Some little grain has been cut already.
VIM Hammer has the frame ef his
house up and intends inciosing Il this mex.
week.
Our school will be out In two weeks
There is quite an excitement over the
returning prospeetors from the Little
North Fork. A party OF 10 or "a leave
here for that district Monday, to be gone
10 days or weeks, and II they repor,
iasorably company will be formed and
work commenced this fall. Free milling
quartz 10 said TO be found In abundance
and placer mining good. The Portland
parties who bonded the Gold Dollar mine
for $Iaoo are now at work and Intend
opening Il this summer. The mines are
I about IS miles from here and a3 from
| Gates.
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In western Oregon the temperature has
been from to s degrees day below the
average for the week. On Tuesday and
Wednesday thunder storms were quite
general aud rain fell. especially In the
Willamette valley and along the coast !;
rain also fell on Thursday and Friday,
while today IL clearing weather and
warmer. The rain fall was heaviest In
Mulinomah and Columbia counties and
gradually decreased 10 the south, especl-
ally south ot Marion county. South of
the Calapooia mountains less than .ts OF
an inch OF rain fell. In northern part OF
Willamette valley about IS of an inch
fell: In u few sections hail fell on the 9Th.
The rain did no particular damage to
the wheat crop; much OF the fall wheat
was cut and In shock, ready for the
thresher, and about all the damage done
was the delay which will crowd fail wheat
threshing and spring wheat cutting close
together. There are a few reports of
wheat having fallen, but this II practically
nothing. a continuation OF the rain
would have caused the wheat 10 aprout,
the clearing weather was most timely.
counties has been averaging from IS to
well. The rains were OF great benefit TO
root crops, gardens, pssturage, young or.
eharda, and had a tendency 10 destroy and
cause cessation OF the ravagcs made by
the hop iouse and Goblin moth. The
four days rain was most unusual for this
season OF the year, but fortunately, no
damage was done and good results from
II are expected
In eastern Oregon the temperature has
been considerably below the average for
this season Of the year. The weather has
been cloudy or partly cloudy and general
showers prevailed on Thursday aud FRI
day, ranging from % OF an inch at The
Dalles, OF OF an inch at Heppner to .53 ef
an inch at Baker City.
The rains delayed harvesting and
threshing for two days. No damage was
done 10 the wheat. though II did some TO
the hay crop cast and south OF the Blue
mountains.
u. s .PAouK.
Observes! " y, Signal Service.
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Probate Matters.

In the estate OF M ] Burkhart, final ac:-
count filed and set for hearing Sept 9TH.
In the estate OF II X Schooling, Il
Wyatt appointed adms with bonds fixed at
$1,000.
In the matter of the estate of Jasper
Crabtree, order to set aside personal prop
erty to widow.
In the estate of Maria Crews, first nc
count filed and approved.
In the estate of Icyphine Schooling,
Geo Humphrey appointed adms, bond Ak
ed at $4,000. Bonds filed and approved
E E Upmyer, Sam May and r A Rampey
appointed appraisers.
In the estate of F w Grover, final ac-
count filed and set for hearing Sept. IA, al
II o'clock a. m.
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~ mEmORIAM.
HALL or DfKRDoRFP LoDoR, !
M e n a L L

HALL or DfERpoRFR Lopog,
No. 81, /. .. o. FL
WHEREAS: /. has pleased the Lord in
His infinite wisdom TO call from our
midst our beloved brother, Jasper Crab
tree, who was stricken by the hand Of
death at his home near Scio, in Linn
county, Oregon, be II therefore
Resolved, That the lodge has lost nm
upright and faithful member and broth
er, one whose daily walk truly exempli-
fed those virtues friendship, Love and
Truth.
Resolved, That we sincerely sym
pathize with his grief stricken family in
this their hour OF bereavement and in
this sad hour we would commend them
to our Heavenly Father, believing that
He doeth all things for the best.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread upon the records Of the lodge, a
copy thereof be transmitted to the fam
lily Of our deceased brother, and a copy
sent to the county papers for publication.
r.. o. HYDE,
X. SHELTON,
+. 0. SMITH.
Committee
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Do Nor Wnr,even If it does get warm.
You can get fresh fruits, products and
the hest groceries to be secured at Conn
& Hendricson's. They carry first class
stock OF goods, and are situated so as to
sell at the lowest prices, If you are GO
ing to the mountains or on trip let them
at you out. They have the variety, and
can give YOU the prices.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

IN dersigned has bean duly appointed and qualified
administrator of the estate OF Charles Cusck, de-
ceased, by the county court for Linn county, Ore
gon. All persons having claims against sad estate
are here ~ notified to present them duly verified to
the undersigned at Lyons, In said county, or to
Frank Huh, at his office at Mehama, in the county
OF Marion state OF Oregon, within six months from
the datc hereof. And all persons indebted TO said
tate are hereby requested to make immediate pay
ment Of the same to the undersigned.
WILLIAM TITUS,
SD Administrator Of said estate
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REAL FsTATE SALES.

Mary A and + b Hughes to Robert
GLASS; acres in tip Il, II VS. 100
ID Bridges ct ux to II Geddes, lot
II, bl 8, BIS A, shellburn. 40
p V Crawford ct ux to ] II and w
b Glass, parcels in Crawfords-
vile. ..................,..... I50
r Schultz ct ux to q w Wright,
lots ! 2, 3, ASS A, Albany. 5o6
Mrs A M Worth ct al to A II Friut,
lots and 4,bl II, Peoria. .... 800
A II Fruit to Margaret Fruit, lots !
and 4, bl IL, and lots Z and s,
bl 8, in Peoria. ia.......... 500
r ii Liggett to g ii Wenchen, 2l0
acres in tip IL, sR2w.....,.. 4500
SNlIh
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An Explanation.
Committee,

Editors Democrat :.
The article published in the DRMocRAT
Of last Friday stating that our daughter
Ethea attempted suicide by taking car
bolic acid on the evening OF the 9TH was
incorrect in several particulars and we
desire TO correct the same. Ethea was
in the habit of putting the acid in her
teeth for toothache, and on the evening
in question she took the bottle to her
room for that purpose. Her mother ent,
cred the room about O'Clock for lamp
and seeing her looking deathlike, spoke
to her several times receiving no answer,
and seeing the bottle OF acid ON the stand
| thought she had taken it with the inten.
tion OF suicide. Mrs Cherry called me
and told me that Ethea had taken car
bolic acid, to go for doctor, which did,
When the doctor arrived he said there
had been no acid or any other kind OF
poison taken; he pronounced it q spasm
or fainting spell. So far as an attempted
suicide there was none or no thought oil
any. She is very obedient child and
good to obey us. She is not allowed to
keep company with certain class in
this city, but is perfectly willing to obey
her parents.
Mr.. AND Mrs. J. G. CHERRY.
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ATTENTION. The very latest news is that
you can buy of Julius GrsdwohPs Golden
Ruie Bazaar, for net cash. Is pounds grsnula-
ted sugar for $lO0 and Is pounds Extra @.
sugar All goods sold for ret cash from 10
to % per cent,ss than regular pr ice, as !
iuteud to run st lot cash store.
Albany, Or, luIy 81. 1891.
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NEW sPRINs GeoDs. IL keep fall lias Of
spring snGp summer dress goods, in wash
fabrics, ptints, ginshsns, seersuck ers, etc.
l have slto q rev limo Of summer. plaids, be-
sides other novelties in biges and all wool
sritiugs. SAMUEL z foUEG.
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w Ware, Of this county, recently
learned that his sister, whom he had not
seen or heard Of for twenty. FIVE years was
at Drain, Douglas county, and he lost no
time In starting for that place, isavln z
here yesterday norning.--S.atesman.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

nj oTIcE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THM
IN undersigned has been duly appointed by the
esuntS esurt for Linz county, Orsrm admininisateF
Of the estate of Isyphens Schooling. late Of Mrm
claims against said estate are hereby notified t. pre-.
sent them property verified within six months tron
this date, to the undersigned at Albany, Oregon,
This sth day 81 August, 1901.
GEOR0R HUMPHREY,
j. X. WRATnEaFsRp, Administrator.
Atty for Administrator. Je-l4l
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Fay, our city taxes.

CIV Cobb, successorof Paisley & Smiley.
is sending out work 10 ali parts Of the valley,
He has frst-cIsss facilities and is displaying
the advantages Of them. Parties desiring
work in the Job printing line should frat
ca ! on Mr. Cobb before ordering.
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EXCURSION TO NEWPORT. - Another
and probably the last of the cheap excur-
sions will be given Sunday, August 10Th.
Train will leave Albany at IN, arriving
at Newport II m, returning leave New
port 5:3o p m and arrive at Albany at 9:3o
p m. Those who wish to stay longer may
remain until Monday or Tuesday and re-
turn on the regular trains by paving 50
cen additional. The season Is now at
its height. Fine ,urf bathing, fishing and
boating. Tickets for round trip including
boat fares only $2.s so.
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En.l,lea 70 the Best.

All are entitled to the best that their
money win buy. so every family should
remedy, Syrup of Figs, to cleanse tho sys-
tenn when costive or bilious. For sale in
Soc and 81 90 bottles by all leading drag-
giats.
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NOlIGE.-Nosiee Is
H. hereby given that the partnership
fSmith Il Hammock, at Tallman. has
cen dissolved, E Hammock retiring.
| | accounts should be paid David gmlth
he will continue The business, and By
hem al dsbts will be paid.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1891-08-14

The partnership Of MORN Il Phelps,
publishers Of the Halsey News, has been
dissolved, Mr. Phelps retiring. Mr NORM
will run the paper. Mr. Phelps left this
noon for Portland and IIIllaboro.
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OREGON WEATHER BUREAU. CENTRAL
OFFICE, PORTLAND, OREGON. CRop-
WEATHER BULLETIN No. az, ron THE
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY. Auo. 3,
ISot.
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Following IS the list of letters remaining
in the post office at Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, Aug. ii, 1891. Persons calling for
these letters must give the datc on which
they were advertised,
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prDn,rrxr TAX NerIcE.-sehool take.

DELINQUENT TAX NofIcE.-Schooi taxes
areEow delinquent. Tho clstk is making
sut the delisauent list which will be In the
hands Of the sheriff ga soon as completed
These who have not paid, he'd better do 30
before costs Of collection are added. Last
aotics,
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Patronize hcme indnstry and bay hand
msdo harness, warranted, fiom o Q Me-
Fsrl I'd, at Dubruille's old stand.
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The best roast coffee in thescity at Coma
NJ ,yers
President B L Arnold, of the Agricul.
tural College, has just returned home
from trip to the Sandwich Islands.