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The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05

Tho trim little gasoline launch Triton
came across the river yesterday. and
was the object OF much admiration, The
Triton Ia uwifter. perhaps, than any
launch OF Its kiLd on the river. Numer-
GUS launches arr making their appear
Rncc along the water trent. most OF
them being for canncry work
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05

The Columbinc. which arrived from the
Sound Friday evening. came dow from
the buoy station yesterday afternoon.
Captain Richardson. who has been ~
for some time past. IL again Ia charge,
looking ~ well as ever.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05
"A TALENTED T

Auditor and Police Judge
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05

Despite tho fact the Yarona has no
charter. Captain Robertson II improving
his idle moments and putting his vessel
In excellent condition. The Yarana's
newly. painted sides. which arc high out
OF water. make n pretty picture,
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1896-04-05
BOND STREET GRADE NOTICE.

IL. h.
Auditor and Police Judge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Assignee II. X. Girren, Of the ferry
company. will have hard time
STRENGTHENING It's affairs az they are IN
yrrv complicated shape. The liabilities
are extremely large. amounting to
Sc. 900. and II the preferred stockholders
are paid back their money there will be
The property ought to sell for $500, but
until II Is sold It will be impossible TO
settle tho nssCtB. Speaking III regard to
thla question one Of the directors shid
Il suppose that the kick ii right about
the preferred stock, and the stock
holders can have their money back, II
il here for them and they may have IT,
The ending OF the matter VIII undouht-
cdly result In legal proceedings IN
the meantime tho toll rate remains un.
changed, and viii remain 20 I'll the lst
Of July. the boat tied Wy. The two
bridge companies hold thct rnNcn ~,
and The ferry company the $1,000, the
nesIgnce OF the company tS arranging
Tor the disposal Of the property
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

II the water had been little deeper
It might have been drowning, rs 1t
was the girl escaped with thorough
Vctting and a bad fright, Yesterday
afternoon Mt 8 o'clock while Harry
Chapiinc. Dick Noble and Charlie For
ester were fishing ut the back river dam
they were aroused from the contcmplA'
ton OF tho fishing rods by piercing
screams. which they soon discovered
came from n girl 0oundcrinE In the
water. while an older girl was standing
on the dam adding her cries for help,
The water was only waist deep TO the
Girl, but abe couldn't get out, as the
slnntlnE boards were too sllmy 10 obs
tain a foothOll. The fishermen immc-
dIately went to her assistance, ana
with the aid Of a tishlng pole Mfr Chap
line and the other two fishermen finally
rescued her. The Erl was about eight
ycnrs old and her companion about
twelve. Both refused to give their
MONIES and crossed over the dam 10
Ohm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28


Last evening the subcommittee OF
III, committee OF citizens and council
-, ~, ,,,o.,, - mo,
men 'lHt mas III "u''" ''' WIN Va
pairing new charter TOT the CITY hetd
A meeting in the city building. Those
,,r.so,t U,or. c,otonof Tere A. Miller. DR..
P'' y. c,'.'-,.,,.-... T,.,a,i,,,,,
H. W. Aazlett' Sou1lc'lihu" Ela'''l'"'''
Mr. W. &. Bodtey, who taxes the pfnce
made vacant nv the resignation of Mr..
,,,-,I 49,. A., 4iI,.,a ps,,ll
H'e"AAN iNoue" W.. ~.
and Mr.. George W. LutE' MI
William Erstinc, the committees at
,orroy v.,4 aIso nresaut
-. ..,,u,5o...a
The hFst mhtter thh' was eo"9.ue'sN
was the possible annexation OF the
town oF Fulton. oyer-the-hiH, to
-, a,,.,,,,.,o,, At
"aeeI'hS' AFTER d S"o'' W. uS''o"'
torney Ersldne was INSTRUCTED 10 e0Ii'
municate with the mayor and council
,,o,, ~ U,,t,o, and ASCERTAIN their de-
IT, ", tbIs s,'bjart
A. ~ SsnrSs ~ w,z was OF the opln-
to a. ~, .hS c,,,,,rItteo should hold reg
Ia, .,'Satir,,, a. stated JntervRlN There
' N'"s 49, J,ScnsSio, On thls also end
To- i,tor IN dctcrnnIrinv that meetings
nhsn No bojd sverv Monday evening at
s sis1'l . ~ n
~ w. S n,,,, ,h,rtsr On far os Il has been
..ss,,,S -" ',,oa rssaS ~ Attorney Frs
E Sint ~, We" s"vcroi oh9n1as wert. made.
nv ,e' I'm, a,a ror,,jrInC y coincIIrnan 10
~ "a III In ~ INV al least three
m ',aos. No. str,cI, ntt ana one wear
i,,sS,.,o5 i,,rs 6IscusVInn then fool,
IT, ~ ,,,t'nths,. Insrnbor Of coun
p - Eta -" .,Ii,IE,n N morn than one
"! ~ 80. 80, ,,r ,,oi and n o,ag
Sn1T,,, 5acIJsj that tho matter shotld
itn ~ w. v1tars N decide II the
aavnn,I,nar "t,enJs N his duties during
~ S',,r 80 ia ,SS neonIe nF his
Az 49,. 49, ,,art n ksen hin, In council.
thov nav do NO Tho same applIes to the
Snvy may w ~ ~ 10 r nv 9''
~. Is Ingi,,t ,%',,,L, {, uourd no nro-
49,. :, t' rr"t,Ict one VIVID Srom having
i pet ~ ,,, ae' one rsnre"sntntIve AT large,
.mu 5 ~. " 80, &c ~ s,,htnct n, another
, alu tnIiS va u" I, ,ro' tba oninion Of
'Sns III. ~ ,,a cor1,,ftfe, that Encff
Wv ~ " ~ ~ ,,rDoceSsat.v MS ths po-
,sS Mu.S ,,.,',,iS ,o.Sl, 10 Il thn4 The
.t'sat pa az az ,",an would he selected
EnsIioe az ~ ."' ,.,IoDs ~ +be civ
I 1 ni. nv n po, ''I Rr Hsylsft with.
,i i.lS T III. o ~ ,''
-" - ..i, - i,,,,, tLn v,,arohPra
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

There Is a great event to come of at
Columbus on Decoration Day, a fore
planned collision. The Columbus,
Hooking Valley 6 Toledo railroad will
have this collision at Buckeye park.
twenty-five miles below Columbus. Two
locomotives and eight freight cars win
be started at moderate speed. and
the distance between them is to be two
and one-half miles. Then the onloobers
will BE- able % witness collision. with
out undergoing any risk OF injury. Last
year, such an event was announced TO
come Off at Canton, but on account OF
some trouble, did not materattZe. From
fifty to q hundred thousand people are
expected 10 be present. and among the
number several WheellngiIes Will be
there.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
N.w Isl. c.r.u orrnnlrntlor.

a ". c. T. Union was organized in
wcllsburg on Tuesday evening In the
N. T.. church. by the district president,
Mrs. NJ. Anna Hall, and Mrs. Alice Nc
Chesney, Of Wheeling. The following
ofIlccrs were elected: Mrs, William
OnR, president: Miss Alice White,
treasurer: vice president from the
Presbyterian church. Mrs, Samuel
George; vice president from the NJ F..
church Mrs. bare; vics president from
Disciples church. Mrs. Pa,tie; vice
president from Episcopal church. Miss
Daisey Crothers: vice president from
the Catholic church. MrH. Hugh Burth;
delegate 70 state convention. which
meets at Keyser, Mrs. Samuel George.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

In the circuit court yesterday. Judge
Campbells time was taken uE hearing
the Carey case against the cHy' the
Jury in the suit OF Scott & McGraw
against Anna Fox, returned awerulct
for the plaintiff for sS98 o..
In Part II. Judge PAUL ErRntedNa de-
cree ofIsale in the case OF Roth g. Wen
die vs. William Il. Rennard.
The two cases OF the city agalnstNW.
]. Colts were set Tor trial ScpiemberAli
by consent OF both parties.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
DECORATION DAY AT WHEELING
PARK.

Tho Worlds Famous and Marvellous
CrntIn, In his remarkable mId-niF per-
Eormhnce, particularly his wonderful
aerial hoop act, at II n. NJ. and AID
p, M
will play concert aud dance music ali day
aud evening until Is o'clock.
Grand electrical illumination In the
evening, aud tho finest Casino la the Ohio
FIr;t:elaSs Meals aud Refreshments
served.
Ice Cream from the Parks own dairy.
W. & r.. q. II. Il. trains every hour.
Round trip, including hdmiSslOm' %1U'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Choice Farming Lands IN S""'h o"H"'"'
Along the line Of the Chicago. Mllwau.
hoe & st. Paul railway can nov be hud
mon reasonable terms The crop pros
pactg we're never better md a glorious
harvest for this year ~ already assured.
Thouqnnds Of acres of unoccupled lands
In over twenty counties are now oP'h
FOR settlement For further information
ailrcsa II. T.. Hunter lmmigtntluh
Agent for South Dakota, No. 2Vh pear
born street, Chicago, ILL., '%lh'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
Decoration nay Excursion to pittsburgh
via PennSylyaniR Lines.

Saturday, Mny 30, excursion tickets
"a Pittsburgh viii be sold NJ one fare
for. the round trip from Wheeling vim
prungvivnnla lines. Two ball games
nj ExpoqitIon Park Decoration Day
morning and attrrnoon-P!ttshurgh VS..
washington National League cines'
tickets win be good going and return
ing only on regular trains OF May So
,nuGf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
NEE HuR oLorREERs AND EURNlsaaEg.
HEADQUARTERSEF0R
Clothing

We claim the proud title by the almost unanimous
voice and vote of the mothers of Wheeling and vicin
ity. Our Boys Clothing is preferred to that Of other
houses on account of its superior make fit nish and
above ALL its very moderate cost. Then too, our
variety affords so wide field for choice. Any whim
of boy every taste and purse Of parent can here
be suited. This season leads all its predecessors in
this respect Our light, airy, spacious and handsome
Boys Department is now fairly brstling with all that
is new and choice, No seams ripping, no pockets
tearing down. no buttons coming off, are three charaO
teristics of our Clothing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Needs assistance It may be best to rem
der It promptly, but one should remem-
Der 10 use even the most pertect RENE,
dies only when needed. The pest ara
most simple and gentle remedy IS INC
Syrup Of Figs, manufactures Oy the
California Fig Syrup Company
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

June 9Th, Tth aud Sth are dHtes upon
which excursion tickets 10 Pittsburgh
viii be sold via Pennsylvania lines Tor
Inc North American saengertest. re
turn limit. June IL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
German UnptIst Annual Meeting nj OCT"
,,n. Iy,usns, yIay % to ~, Ibn6.

For tho above occasion the baltimore
q Ohio Railrnnd Company VIII sell OK
curllon ticKctu May H. q aud 2? ~ re-
duccd round trip rates. For detailed IN
formation apply to Baltimore \ OHIO
ticket agents. tth&h'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Another lot OF those elegant Ail-WOol
$500 TFOuS1rtnRH. tiHvttIRj Urt IncreHFcti
OuF capacity we are prepared 10 make up
c. HESS 4 SONS,
Fashionable TRilOrH and Geutp F0rnlAh-
oFS, 1891 and l323 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

DECORATION DAY at Wheeling Park
will he rnfDvrh by thOusRBds Of The best
people OF Wheeling anI vicinity DON'T
fall TO 20.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28
THE NEW CHARTER.
The Charter Sub. Committee Held
Meeting Last Evening.
THE ANNEXATION OF FULTON

discussed by ths Committee, and Attorney
ErukIno was Directed to Communicate
with Onirlnls Of that Town-under New
Charter there win Not lie Less than Seven
Wards aud Not More rIhNn Twclve-c Com
mlttso to Meet Every Monday Evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

On Thursday and Friday from II n,
m, until 2 p. IN. n delicious lunch Will be
served at 1917 Main street. by the KING 3
Daughters OF the First Presbyterian
church, Price only % cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

YOU shOBII wear OHr celebrated BAl-
brigham underwear, 900, 55C and 81 90
each, and 25c Half Hose. They arc suPe-
FIOr 10 all others. COlOrsd shtrtS, extra
&. HESS 4 SONS,
1871 aud 1879 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

Gn 10 wheeling Park on Decoration
DU, aud s+C the WORLDS Famous CrHhO'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-05-28

For snle-one-Four Interest
Curtain Ends--Geo. N. SHOOK & Co
Eighth Page.
Notice Frederick Voitlc.
Olive Oll--H. Il. Rehrens.
otographs-lilgglns Gallery.
Shoe i3rushes-Huchel's Grocery House.
Carving Sets-EwinR Bros.
KOln WiRe--GoetEe's.
Practical Shoemaker-Joseph ], Smith,.
Public Sale OF StOcks--J. V. l.. Rodgers.
Opening OF Second Floor-Geo. u. stitel
a. CO-Third PAGE
Have You Road?-stanton' Old City
Book Store.
Duebcr Blcycles-DIlOn, Wheat &
Hanchcr Co.
Don't SuiHer-R. II. List.
Wall Paper and Room MouldInBs--Jos.
Graves Son.
Hammocks-Cnrle Bros
Mozart Park-GonZalez Comic Opera Co.
Eighth Page.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26

The new steamboat, Lorelei. made
her trial trip last Monday. In the
forenoon she was steamed up aud
made II short run up to the rapids op-
pOsite the Cox place and return, to test
the machinery Everything moved
like ciockwork and tie little boat rode
the waves like thing Of life. In the
afternoon fourteen guests were invited
to the neat little cabin and the start
for Asotin was made. The rapids OF
Snake ut the island which cause tr0u-
bile to the big steamers, were ste,nmed
without halt. The boat moved
steadily forward and without n full
head of steam reached Asotin In one
hour and fifteen minuets. The return
run of six miles was made In thirty
minuets. The little boat II In every
way success. The engines developed
twenty-five horse power with hun.
dred and thirty pounds Of steam,
which IL considered sufficient power to
drive 1t over the rapids Of ,learwater "
well as Snake river
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26

The season for spraying for the san
Jose scale II at hand. When the trees
are IN Leaf and the blossoms are out
the wash cannot Ike used. The earlier
fruits are now showing the t,nts 0f
color Of both leaf and hl00m. The
more enterprising fruit men have met
the emergency but the majority have
been negiestful. The g0wer withim
the infected limits who hOpes 70 mar
ket his product must fight the scale.
This pest must le checked in its spread
ut least and another year Of neglect
will make It necessary to cut down and
destroy many Of the trees In this city.
A thorough, spraying this spring
would have saved MANY hne trees Ia
the door yards aud small 0rcihAssls II
this city which must he sacrificed - !
of this years neglect, III
near future for the put,lic good. The
present law II enforced by public senti.
ment Will compel the destruction of
diseased trees and II the only alterna-
tive after neglect has made then,
worthless.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26
Saturdays Races.

At The Willows Saturday u very In.
teresting matched race will take place
between Dock Morris and Haribar-
gain. The Willows II u pleasant place
to spend n day at this season Of the
year. The admission will he g cents,
to meet the expenses Of providing nc.
conlmlodation for the public, but 1t Ii
worth twice that sum to look upon an
array Of the best horses In the north
west. Hurdbargain and Dock Morris
are half brothers Of the celebrated Wei
strain of racers. They are both local
kings Of the turf, each having friends
whose confidence never wavers. Hard.
bargain il the property of Stewart
Brothers, Of Moscow, who own the
celebrated sire Of record breakers, Wei
Dock Morris Is the property Of Dell
Fountain, II very fortunate race man.
Dock Morris has been Il victor in more
hard races than Hardbargaiii, and is "A
favorite of our hOrsemen. Mr.. Foun-
tain, who owns Dock Morris, also owns
another Wei, Tammany. This noble
racer has grand record to his honor.
! There are good conservative horsen,en
who believe ra,nmany to be the best
| five-eighth running horse now upon
| the turf. His success ot last year WAS
| phenomenal and he promises even
greater speed for the coming race sea
| son.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26

Mr.. Frank 5Mai inns aud Miss Millie
Von Herg will be united in marriage
thts evening, ~ the residence of w. l..
lsoice on->H street. The ceremony will
lf performed 1t so'clock by Father
Meyer. Harry Lydon aud Miss 4. IN.
O'Brion will support the couple. Only
the immediatr relatives Of the family
will witness the cercmuaay. "
Frank Mct;rane, the bridegroom, IL
II successful business man .of Idaho nsd
Nez Perce countles aud his reputation
for industry, sMtegrity, iiterality Snd
gen'ality exteuslsthroaghout the entire
state. All. who Know, him. can but
wish him unlimited happiness and
prxsperity. = \
Miss Millie vaa lsere, lheArl,ld, IL
eAs~Alaughter hf u isi1kly Asapetted
,faWily OF Gtanxevil'e. she & slaay
of sweet disposition aud nigh i~oclal
attainments, and hosts afwclF wislie.
accompany her,
They will. make thcir ixsinancnt
residence at tGnnseyilIe, *,sre they
will he at home to friepAs after 4 Arrll
10Th v.yf = n
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26

The Percy ferry came near being
swamped yesterday by big load OF
cattle. The stock crowded To one cor
ner OF the boat and caused it to settle
below the. Water when the boat tippeti
the cattle slipped together in II heap
and broke the railing letting the cargo
slide into the river. The boat when
released If its load righted and was
brought safely under ctnt,ol. The
cattle swan Il shore and no serious
damage resulted, This accident r~.
suited from too much haste and the
consequent nver-ioadng of the boat.
The King county Wash. Bar ASSOC
citation has offered prize of 500 to bc
competed for IN an oratOrical contest
by the students of the institutions Of
higher education in Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho, annually. The contest
will be held at Seattle on May o5th,
1896. The subjects proposed are, In.
ternational Arbitration, Character
Building, Education and Patriotism,
Armenia, The Future of the North
west, Civil Service Reform and the
Practice of Lvnching. The contest.
ants shall prepare and deliver an orlgi.
nal address of not less than one thous.
and or more than two thousand words
and submit the same to the judges In
legible manuscript ten days before the
public contest. The contestants must
be members of the senior class of some
of the schools and no institution shall
be entitled 10 more than one reprcsen.
tative.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26
Told in The Teller.

A full, line of Fishing Tackle, OF al
kinds at the Owl Drug Store.
cash paid for second hand goods
ut the second hand store on the corner.
Geo. Bremen pays. cash for all kinds
of second hand goods, corner Third and
Main street. .r
The @. ,R. Il N. will sell round trip
tickets, for. one. fare to the Boise City
Immigration Convention, commenc.
ing! March so and good to April.Sth. :.
Our Headpcne Capsules will. cure
ali kinds of. neuralgia. and headaches.
And our La Grippe Capsules are sure
cure for a cold. Try them. The Owl
Drug. Store. $50
Whit and Frank Coleman and Jack
Walters. departed Yesterday for Elk
City. They are interested in good
placer property there, which they will
work this season.
The city police arrested.s drunken
Indians Saturday. They all pleaded
guilty to. an acknowledgements" "Jamai-
ca Ging'' and Judge Thompson as
-essed each of them s. 90 and, costs.
Clearwater inconveniences the ferry
man. 1t requires the help Of a
horesman and good team to effect u
landing on the north side OF the stream.
Charles Francis Adams will soon be-
GIN the construction of Il brick block
on his main street property. The site
is opposite the Magnesia bank building
and it will have "A frontage OF 40 feet.
W. NJ. =. Millar. Of this city, will
embark in the merchantile business in
Asotin. He will carry Il general stock
His friends while they regret to lose a
good citizen, wish him success in his
new enterprise.
The building boom in Lewiston is
Aattracting lumber dealers from Il istant
markets. The lumbermen from the
mountains, forty miles distant, are
prepared to relieve the threatened fam
inc at reasonable prices.
The Woodmen of the World will
hold special meeting Monday night.
ihis viii! he an interesting session.
There will be six or eight applications
Tor membership to he acted upon at
that time
John Doe suffered "a severe fall from
fractlous horse yesterday, occasioning
uhconsciOusness for several moments.
Richard Roe revived him with bucket
"i water, and no permanent injury will
result.
Arrangements are being made foi
the second debating contest between
the Lewiston philosophian Society
and the Asotin Half Hour Club. The
debate will take place at Lewiston in
about five weeks.
benjamin Booth will represent Ne2
rerce county at the immigration con
Vention to be held in Boise on Apri
-hd. The other appointees, Mayor
Monteith, J w. Reid and J. Alexan-
"er have found 1t impossible to attend
The rain and warm wind caused tht
clearwater river to rise about three
'eet last Sunday. This stage of water
gives the riverman an opportunity t,
"rihg down their RATS. The danger o
shortage IN the W ood supply is past
MIR. Ritz, who has purchased nur
sery site near The Willows is connecte,
win the celebrated Ritz nursery, o
"aiia Walla. a first class nursery ha
neeh long long felt want in this val
'ey. Mr.. Ritz is a competent man an,
with the splendid location which n
~" controls Lewiston will not b
.ohg without first class nursery. III
oas stock of trees now OH hand.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26
: Notice.

re- purchased the new aud
second lInnd business frem Mr.. I.atol-
IcttP, | am prepared to buy all kinds Of
secondhand furniture, stoves, harness,
saddles, tents, wagons, guns, vehicles,
implements, etc, etc, for Cash.
J. >. Cox, manager Lewiston Out
lifting Go.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1896-03-26
Important 10 Farmers.

50 Wakelee', squirrel EXtcrminator,
the original and only article Of its kind
giving complete satisfaction. Now re-
duced from jOc to zoe per can. For sale
lay J. q. Monkey, Lewiston, Iaaho.
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