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The insurgent capital has fallen and
now our soldiers can't find Aguinaldo for
the dust he is making in retreat. Aguin.
aldo's overthrow seems near at hand, bu,
there is opportunity in the jungles Of
Luson and the other islands of the Fill
piLos for years Of desultory warfare such
~ the Apaches led our troops through a
slaughter house to open graves.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Col. Henry Wauerson proves himself
a predicter Of no mean order when he
prophesies number of squabbles be.
tween the Democratic party and the gold
bug contingent who parade under the
name of Democrats. The assimilation
of the latter BY the former is Just as dit.
6cult as an effort to mix oil and water
and the Democrats it will be observed
are exhibiting a great tendency toward
sticking to their Chicago platform and
not attempting to make the assimilation.
Unless the Croker following change their
fin ancial views and come over to the
Chicago platform, they will cut as much
figure in the next convention as they did
in the last and Mr. Watterson might have
included that in his prediction.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31
ArtfuI Bounder

Brown-I say, old man. why don't you
pay Bloggs what you owe him?
know for a fact that he's hard up just
now.
Shuffle-Ah! yes, but-er-er-he
might feel hurt if he knew that 1
thought he was sufficiently pressed for
money to actually require such a small
sum. Better not. think; better not
Ally Sloper.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Bring your old hats, ribbons, laces.
flowers. Have them clsaned, colored
and retrinmed. Rear room in Einer
building. 1913 Pearl street. New hats
made to order.
3 28 I'm MRS E w. FITz GERALD.
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Dissolution Of p.rtner.hip.

Bou der. Colo. Marcn 81 1897.
10 whom 1t NAV concern:
Motto IS hereby given that the partner
ship rel tons heretofore existing be
tween F S Howard and J. w. Hamm,
have this day been dissolved by mutual
,greemaent Witness our hands.
F. S HOWARD.
3I6t w HAMM.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Because great majority of the state
senate-27 to 7-voted for convention
OF the people of Denver to select their
own charter for ratification of the 18th
general assembly afforded no excuse for
the Rocky Mountain News to assail the
majority as men who had sold out to the
corporations. The senate simply follow.
ed the plan outlined by Governor
Thomas in his inaugural address and
surely the News will not accuse the gov
ernor OF having sold out to the corpor
atoms. Mr. Patterson's efforts are in the
right direction, but he gets in too much
of a hurry and is too intolerant of the
views of others. Denver will get home
rule. but she should not insist upon out.
side members agreeing when hr own
legislative delegations are at logger
heads. Now be good. Mr.. Patterson.
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No Tact.

Bates-That nephew of yours called
mr blackguard.
Yates-Just like Ben; no tact about
the boy. I've always told him that the
truth was not to be spoken on all occa
sions.-Boston Transcript.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

The southern paper which has inaugur
ated a presidential boom for Richard
Olney of Massachusetts. is evidently suf.
fering from lapse of memory. 1t has.
undoubtedly. forgotten Mr.. Olney's
creator. the Hon. &. Cleveland Of New
Jersey.
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At the English Inn.

"Hannvbody with arf heye could see
you was typical Hamercan."
sand what is a typical American"
"One that gives tips freely. THE
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

1t may he discouraging but 1t is never.
theless probable that the dear girls dis
play of Easter millinery may of a neces-
sity consist Of collection of red woollen
hoods.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Fort Collins. Loveland and Longmont
are revelling in a spring election with an
issue involved - the liquor question.
Here in Boulder We have no is.ue save
that of men.
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Call Cooks News Depot in Days
terrace, north of P. O., the little store
around The corner for bargains IN sta
'lonery which is being sold out at cost
to max room for more books. Great
discount in tablets.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

There will bs lots of honest men in
Denver. but not until after the election,
By the city's own newspaper every
ether citizen Is = liar and cheat-this
vesk.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31
Choice of Men.

Ono said her lover must be brave:
One said her lover must be tail;
A third would have man for her slave:
The fourth would like him rich-that's all.
Chicago Record
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Physicians are friends of the family
HARPER Whiskey is the friend of the
Physicians. A most valuable assistant
and one hat can be trusted.
SOLD BY
P. ]. WERLEY,
Boulder, Colo. Sole Agent.
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LADIES

You are cordially invited to call Friday
aad Saturday and ~ . demonstration
and comparative test IN baking powders.
Williams L Johnston,
OAslsy Block.
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The late William H. Bush, one of the
most energetic promoters of Colorado.
died, possessed of only SIS and deed to
a lot in Denver cemetery,
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Monroe, the decorator. does work any
where in northern Colorado. 2o76 I4,h
street. 10 I2t
Daily camera., 1899-03-31
The greatest s,inker on earth-the
Gold Dust cigar at cents.

l build and repair ash pits and Chin
neys. Do job carpenterlng reasonable.
2 i8 ON N. H. SMITH, 2l3l Bluff ST.
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GArfian Aeeda

In bulk are cheapest and best at Coule
haI's. 23tf
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If you want fine piece of property
on Pearl street, 75xI4o, dirt cheap. Call
on Warren c. Dyer, Camera block
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

FOR SALE-5o egg Prairie State incu-
bator. Price $40. Good as new. K. +.
Arnett. II Imo
Daily camera., 1899-03-31
bargains for Home Seekers.

We have fine list of attractive offers
in this line and are continually listing
new ones. Call and see us if you need
Home Property, Farm Property or con-
template investments of any character.
Give us your properties tor rent.
WARREN c. DYER'S
Real Estate Agency.
Camera Building. Boulder.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31
nUNTTCI MORTGAGE MONEY, see
Ullh I'LL J. WILHELM HAMM. Cheney Blk

LoSr-St. Bernard dog. seven months
old; answers to name Rex" Return 10
7236 r2tb street and seceive reward. 22tf
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.umuNu MONEY.

hw people CRU
any reasonable
expenditure
which will be
the means d
restoring It'll
but one of the |
most disheart-|
ming things
in The world
is for any one
who " orks
hard for his
money to keep
nyiux It out
AS@~~Ns-~ o~H
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

For SALE-Note. signed by S. B and
E. w. Austin, for s6S 90 and interest. due
since Nov. 10th. %. Studebaker Bros,
Mfg. Co., Denver
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

'Inoticed. Mr.. Starboard, that you got
the wishbone at dinner to-day. What
did you wish?"
81 wished, madam, that there was
more meat on il N Y. Herald.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Colorado springs
Is best served by The Colorado Road
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d Dolly cuneu md weekly tribune

rkRns-I5c.per week; soc. per month
~ carrier. $500 per year when paid in
advance.
Advertising Rates upor application
Entered at the Postoffice at Boulder
Colorado, az second-class matter.
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Room. for Chautauquans.

The Chautauqua directors wish to as
will be let during the summer. All those
having such rooms are invited to call at
the Office of the Boulder News and ave
other particulars, so that a directory
may be formed for future use.
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Fresh ground bone tor poultry at
Temple market. #
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

FOR SALE-Five and ten acre tracts
near town. with later right See Fred
White. 23t
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

At CoulehAn's.
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81 ct
Daily camera., 1899-03-31

Lately N .unve
Inn
Author
treatise l)sas OK iho
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There have bseh heavy sales of mill
iron capt and weFt The searcIl1 and
blgh ptices u bllleis, which have Jumped
10 ~. z.lsatsbufg are starting syery pad-
ding M IN g0qd condition ahd the ida
mand for mill has Therefore heea WV
heayyIlT IN
IN f5Endry iron thcre have been large
purchases IN the cast while IN ths chi.
cago district q large car company has
taken 4o9 tons Of northern iron and a
Ike quantity of southern pig Tor the
Second half
Advances have taken place eloIg The
wholo llne of finished steel and iron
Structural material Il up 81 per ION and
bars are V higher Plates sheets and
Nke!p are very dlGcuA 70 buy a; q
sharp advance. Merchant pipe makers
have iSgued now uniform discounts. CO,
nails are higher and interest eenters on
tho proposition 10 gather The eastern
works into consolidation.
4 sharp advance has taken place In
wire products and In The tin plate a
further upward move In iror"'",1t.
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BIG COMPANY
TO CAN SALMON
The Pacific American Fisheries
Company Capitalized for
Five Millions.
WILL OPERATE ON THE SOUND
IFS Operations viii BE Extended. Per
haps. 10 the Columbia and 10
Alaskan Rivers.
WILL OPERATE ON THE SOUND

/ NEW YORK. March g-1'hg rncin,
| Fisheries Company, incorporated In See
jersey today under capitalization ~ s.
UoOy0 will control 70 por cent OF ali ~
salmon caught In Puget sound waters
ANA IN authorized to catch aud can sil.
mon OF other nsh In the Columbia river
i'usct nouad the fraser r1yor, Alarkl
and ulhvr dlslricls,
/ The directors 81 the company are JOIN
Cudahy Charles CounHelmaB, Judge r
A Moran ~ Moran. Krpuse 4 Mayer
ol Chicago. ~ u steele. T.. ~. Dvming
I robert A. Smith. J. g. BnydarisFr. Of
snydackrr y Fitc. Chicago. Roland ont
troy of rairqayen Wash. and 4 q
uarfo,lson. Of Jersey CITY
/ Permanent officers will br elected at a
meeting TO be held In chicago
The headquarters Of the company will
be- IN chicago. nnd the American trust
A Savings hank of chicago. Is the under,
wrilora' trustee,
/ Tho Manhattan rrus, Company ls the
! Ncw YORK trustee The stock Of the
company has boon privately underwrlt
ton ana there arc 90 br no other oner.
lngH
Il IA tho intention Of tho company %
rarnd no business ana 10 absorb other
concerns In the salmon canning business
n dircrvn, localities
Upon thc present organization I, Is cs,i.
mated that tho NO, earnings u The com.
pany viii be n2G 80. OF otrr "a peg cent
af tho common stock after paying per
con, dividends on The pending stock tn,
company will engage IN foreign shipping
of sea goods from American walcrs The
company has acquired an option lot n,
nllu NJ iHu new caunefy At Fairhaycn
Wash which when built will be- the
largest IN the world In addition lafgr
ncet ~ steamers. boais and acowa has
bern secured a. have bccn the properties
and plans o, tho island Canning Com.
pany. a, Friday ilarbot. and tn Ana.
cor,cs Packing Company. AT Anaeortes
wash
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PECULIAR P0IS0NS.
GENERATED IN THE tUmAR BODY
The Result Of imperfect Dlges-
ton of Food

Every living thing. plant or animal.
contains within itself the germs OF GER.
tain decay and death
I In the human body these germs OF
death tcalicd by scientists Promalnesj.
are usually the result OF imperfect d.
gcrtion ot food. the result OF Indigestion
ar dyspepsia.
I The stomach. from abuse. weakens.
du,r not promptly and thoroughly dlges.
the food. The result IL n heavy. sodden
intsa which fermenis 1.-THE first process
of decay poisoning tho blood. making
10, thin. weak and lacking IN red cor
puseich poisoning the brain causing
heardachcr pain IN the eyes
/ had digestion woakens the heart. oans-
/ Ing palpliatlon and nnAlly bringing on
disease Of this very important organ.
F Pour digestion poiaons the kidneys.
causing brghts disease and diabetes.
/ And this N 20 bcrauao every organ
every nerve depends upon ,hc stomach
alone Tot nourlshmcnt and renewal and
weak digestion shows Itself not only in
loss Of appetite and flesh but In weak
nerves and muddy complexion,
Tho great English scienrsi. Huxley,
said the bes, start in life is a sound
stomach Weak slomAchs fail 10 digest
food properly because they lack the
proper quantity NJ digestive acids uactlr
and hydfochloricl and peptogcnic pro
ducts. The most sensible remedy IN all
cases o. indigestion Is 20 take after each
meal ono or two Of stuArts Dyspepsia
Tablets bscaurc they supply In pleas
ant harmless form all the elements taai
weak Homaeha lack
Tho regular Use OF Stuar,s Dyspepsia
Tablets will cure any form Of stomach
trouble except cancer of the stomach
T'hcy increase ncsh. insure pure blood.
strong nerves. bright oyca and clear com.
picAinn, because all these result only
from wholesome food well digesied.
Nearly all druggists sell s,uarts Dys-
pepsia Tablets at % cents full sized pack
age or by mail enclosing price TO Stuart
Co. Marshall. Mich. but ask your drug
FisI arst A little book on stomach dis
eases mailed free. Address Stuart Co,
Marshall, Mich.
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NATIONAL REFORM PARTY.

CINCINNATI. March 2.--1ne general
conference Of the national reform party
concluded It's work today Its organlza.
ton preparatory to nominating an To-
dependent presidential ticket next year
Will be completed sfen its national exe.
cullye committee meets at Buffalo. June
p The efforts 10 amalgamsze the popu.
lists. silver republicans. socialists. iabor
party. nauOnal liberty party and other
scssttsfing elements were not successful
They were only l5i delegates present, rep.
renting y states.
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NEW YORK. Marrh 2.-The Iron Age
will say today The iron aud steel mar
kc,s are becoming exciting and seem
now entirely out OF the control Of the
sellers. Prices have been jumping dollars
per ton and the cxcltemcn, is spreading.
As for the first half OF the current year
It has ceased to bc a question OF prices
and has become matter OF ability TO
deliver at all.
II is not SO long since the majority Of
the trade poOhooed the prediction that
there would be scarcity OF pig iron.
( The fact Is admitted now and the only
/ question Is when relief may be expected
/ That may bee brought about either by
I The blowing In Of additional furnaces or
oy the checking OF export shipments. or
I ry thr mning on OF the home demand.
1 For the FIRST half OF the current Year
not slng.c one Of these fac;orieg nor
iU1 combined will make any Impression
/ lNyl.l It come early in the second half?
Ne believe that In this respect the
! hopes OF many will be doomed to disap-
/ pJ,ntment II Is true that u number Of
large now or newly rcmodeled plants in
the West are To fall in after July, aud
/ thar furnaces now idle are expected to
lstart In soon, L is rruc that number
uf small eastern stacks are trying TO
get ready aud the same is true in Viz
ginia aud the south.
! But with many enterprises II is mot
| a matter OF putting the plant into shape
hut Of getting raw material. In the cen
rral west in the east and in Virginia,
the ore problem is the blggcs, one, al
though relief may come to some through
imported ores, In the South It is a mat
ter largely Of fuel.
The export business, OF course, will be
| checked. The tonnage of all kinds foots
up to about 100000 or 100000 tons. For
the first six months and for part of
the second half much has been contracted
for In some cases even now 1t has
been Impossible to delay deliveries and
thus get room TO take on domestic work.
In some lines, like In southern pig iron.
contracts provide that the metal must so
abroad. ana switching may not be possi-
be. Under the circumstances 1t does
not look much as though relief can be
expected before October.
As AN offset, it must he considered that
In many lines the consumers have been
bare Of stocks for many years without
feeling any inconvenience. They are
having rather novel experiences now
and are endeavoring to guard against
them by accumulating some reserve. In
the aggregate this means big tonnage
The shortage of material has been
emphasized during the week by some
happenings, A leading wire merchant
has purchased and is about to close for
several blocks of blllets, aggregating
about 10000 tons for eastern delivery.
Two eastern steel works have purchased
stock Of about $1,000 tons of bessemer
ple in the yards of a plant which is now
limiting its operations to special quality
What the second hall will bring In hes-
semer plg in the central west will develop
in few days
For earlier shipments the furnaces
have sold as high as $3.50 and are now
out of the market.
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PROPOSALS FOR LIGHTHOUSE SUP.
PLIES.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
office Of the Lighthouse Inspector, Mar
Guam Building. Portland, Oregon. until
70 o'clock M. March /. 1899. for furnishing
provisions for vessels and stations in
the 18th l.. II. District for the fiscal year
ending June, 1900. In accordance with
specifications, copies OF which. with blank
proposals. and other information. may be
had upon application to Commander
George c. Reiter. U. s. N.
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MONEY PIECES COINED.

PHILADELPHIA. March g~Durinp
ihc month @ February there were colneC
at tho United states mint In this cts
tOoloO double eagles The silver coined
consisted of 1G0c0 dollars ana 1900 baII
dollars T1efo were 5000 1ye cent
pieces and ll7S00 pennies coined. The
total number ~ pieces coined waB g..
2pi iSO nnd their total value ilOl@G Go
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sxowsroRM IL COLORADO.

LEADVlLLE. Col. March 2-1he snow.
storm which began here at midnight
Sunday shows no signs Of abaling The
railroads are completely tied up west OF
this city and are running bu, few trims
east. The outlook hereis mos, discour-
aging for businessmen and laborers.
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TIE snERMAN NJ rEnIM.

WARRINGTON March g-1ho trans.
port Sherman. carrying The entire Third
infantry " regulars and one battalion
of the Seventeenth Infantry. hos arrived
a, prhb on route 10 Nanila with re-.
inforcemebis ghc should rcnch Manila
about March 70. She n outfOoling the
Grant whloii preceded her by Two weeks
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FATALLY HURT
! BYANExpLOSIQN
Fearful ACC dent 10 SilaS Brady,
a Ranchen Living Near
Sherwood.
LITTLE HOPE or RECOVERY
Dynamite Exploded 10 HIS House
Awful Fate of Two Wyoming
Section Hands.
LITTLE HOPE OF RECOVERY

PORTLAND March 2Silas Brady who
has been ilyiHR on n farm near Sher-
wood. Washington county, met with n
fearful accident this morning from the
effects Of which It II scarcely possible
he can recover. This morning neIgbior
OF Brady's heard terrific explosion. and
on going 20 the house found the Interior
OF tho building. stove. dishes. aud fur
nlture. all In one general wreck ana
Brady lylng sonsclesB On the iOor.
Brady had been blasting stumps with
dynamite and had evidently been prspar-
ing q curirldge Tor use when IN some
way II was exploded. His lefi hand was
blown IN at the wrist and u" part of r.
could be- found. His face and breast we're
nlied with particles Of dynamite and both
his eyes we're badly injured -Four holes
were blown In the wnil Of the abdomen
two 0f them clear through. A hole was
blown through one foo, and fragments
of the stove were found driven into yari-
ouH paris Of his bo.y
iIo was taken 10 ihc Good Samaritan
hospital IN this city where hs lei, arm
was ampuia,cd and his other injuries at
tended Co.
His chances for recovery are tcry
slim.
FATE OF TWO SECTION HANDS.
CHEYENNE. March Two section
men were found Killed along the railrOld
near Lookout station. abou, % miles west
oi Laramie. today
Both were undoubtedly Killed by e.
snawplow one was idcnnhed as Edwarl
Osborne. OF virginia Cob His body was
badly crushed.
The other body was torn 20 pieces the
remains being strung along the track
for three miles.
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TICKETS TO SAN FRAN
CISCO AND SACRAMENTO. ALL
RAIL

The Astoria & Columbia River Railroad
Company has placed on sale at both the
city and depot ticket Offices through
tickets to San Francisco and Sacramento.
via its line and the Southern Pacific from
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TIN PLATE FACTORY EMPLOYEES.

MARTINS FERRY. o.. March 2-The
AMERICAN Tin Plate Company has nod-
ned the employees OF the local plants of
a voluntary increase in wages OF from
10 10 per cent. over 100 men are affected
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4 man Nho knows hDw 20 hpM an UNI.
bfs.la u'of Woman generally dovau',
have other kluda ui avnar ., hluaEu
News
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strings Ia ghv Aguuoliio puppo, show
srr Uf ginning to feel uncomfortable.
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ALoxzo's FORCES DEFEATED.

NEW YORK. March "A dispatch 70
the Herald from Lima says news from
Bolivia announces yhat Preslden; Alon-
zos forces have again been defeated by
those Of General Pando
Panic relgns in the department OF
Oruro and the province Of Cochambamba
has risen and Joined the reyolutionlsis.
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Astoria Public Library
READING ROOM FREE 10 ALL.

oash even .ay from clock 10 s:so
ana $50 to $40 ,. m.
Subscription rates . per annum.
West Cor. Eleventh and Duane strsstA
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noNoR FoR nAGLEY,s BRorHER

WASHINGTON. March 2-Dayid Bag.
leg. Of Raleigh, n. C.. brother of en-
sign Worth Bagley. who was killed in
the battle Of Cardenas early In the Gu
ban campaign. will b. appointed in day
or two cadet in the naval academy at
Annapolis.
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When a woman knows she IS wrong
she may not admit II, but man never
believes he isn't right.
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md. Rates from Astoria are as

Portland. Rates from Astoria are as
follows:
First-class. including berth In Pull
man Sleepef......ssr'ss s.tatW
second-class, including berth In
tourist sleeper ............,............Sl .SlT.00
At destination there will be made a
refund OF IS on first-elass and "a on sec
ond-class tickets. making through net
rate $500 first and 1890 second-class
from Astoria to points named.
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THE IRON AND STEEL
MARKET BECOMING EXCITED

No, a question OF Prices, but the Ability
to Denver-Expor, business
-.,.. .2 - AlUst Rs -Chooked- "A u
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CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct
LouiAViLLE. ~. SEw vong. NJ.
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rks from Astorians who ride it
FULT0N BRoTHEItgl
Attorneys At Law.

chainle believe
ride H. h
e Respectfully
uffW WNHa
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o. Is. ESTES.
Physician and Surgeon.

Nr LOUIS Gordes. Agent for Columbia
Ay Dear slr--i take this occasion "a
the Columbia chaipIsss Bicycle. for my
most perfect mechanism. and gives the
machinery that have ever had In my
three months this summer by my thre'
SOP Beach, where II was subjected to
foss and spray OF the ocean. and there 1
70 have fve minutes repairs made on u
Again expressing my appreciation,
In possessing The wheel. remain. mos: