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Obituary.

Mrs. Jane Keys, wife of VIM. Kcys, OF
Mayville, died suddenly at her home at
that place on Sunday morning, May 20,
1900.
Mrs. Keys was born in County Tyrone,
Ireland, 1922. She made an early pro-
icssion Of Christianity and united with
the Presbyterian church, until called TO
swell the ranks Of the Church Triumph
ant.
AT about 80 years Of age she united in
marriage with WIN. Keys. In 1865 they
removed to Delaware county, Ind, and
after residence Of two years at that
place they removed to Oregon, living in
Roseburg 9 years, and in 1878 removing
to the vicinity Of Mayville where since
they have made their home, and from
which place Mrs. Keys heard and obey
ed the summons Of her Lord TO Come
up higher"
She leaves husband, son and two
daughters to mourn her loss.
Funeral services were held at Mayville
Monday. at pm, conducted By +. ID
IIealy, pastor Of the Congregations
church Of Condor.
A large concourse OF friends followed
the remains to the Mayyille cemetery
where the interment took place.
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Mrs. w. A. Darling returned from
Portland Saturday where she has been
in the Good Samaritan Hospital for
several weeks.
A school entertainment ani strawberry
and Ice cream social will be given by
the people Of district 80 in y. s. Thomas
warehouse on Saturday at s pm.
Hon. ]. s. Bradley, ofTexas, addressed
large audience In Armory hall Tuesday
eyeningiii the interests Of the democratic
ticket. The speech was well received.
Gaylord w Cooke, agent for the Re-
mington Typewriter Co., Of Portland,
Ore, was II this part Saturday, but
f)und Condor "iilled up" and only
overhanled few Of the machines at
present 10 use.
I'd. Temple, the popular photograph.
or, was over from MayviIle Tuesday.
Mr.. Temple reports business frst-class
and expects to come back to Condor
soon, ae there has been great call for his
services here lately
| Is Condor going TO celebrate the Glori-
ous Fourth? II 1--WE are il 10 about time
something was being done along that
line. A big celebration can not be ar
ranged for Ia less thai, month and but
little more remains between now and
Independence Day, Geta hustle on You
neigh bors II yon want to celebrate, OF
forever after hold your peace.
Judge Mattingly was over from May
Vile Tuesday. The judge says that bn
little interest il shown in politics In hi
precinct except In the fight fer hlgi
constable. Ed. Stincbfeld is the repnb
4 llcan nominee, and Judge MattinRll
himself has been persuaded by hi
| friends to allow his name TO be used q
4 tho democratic nominee in the interest
Of good government. The judge and hi
friends are confident they have Ed. owe
barrel and that the country will b
saved. 1t may be added that the iudg
Ii one 81 tile shrewdest politicians tina
J ever fought his way through hordes Z
! hostile Indians between the Missouri
river and Oregon.
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MAYvILLE.
Politicians are numerous in this Sc

Politicians are numerous in this sec
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom johnson, OF Con-
don, were MayvilIe visitors Monday.
The la grippe Is again visiting this
section and several persons are afflicted
with It. -
Decoration day will be observed at
shis place. A programme suitable for
the occasion will be rendered AND the
graves decorated.
w. r. Neal, Of Arlington, democratic
nominee for county school superinten
dent was here the beginning OF the weeE
looking up votes for thccoming election
Mrs. Drusila Anderson and daughter
OF Redding, GAL, are visiting relatives
here. Mrs. Anderson's health has beer
poor and she came here hoping th'
4 change will help her.
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Purely Business.

Why thirst, when yorr appetite can
be satisfied with one Of our sodas, milk
shakes, or Ice cream? Jackson q Dysarf.
Try Condor Drug Co. for paints and
For photo Supplies the Condor Drug
Go. is the place.
silgerware- -fnest selection and best
goods obfainable. Dunn Bros.
BArms--lIot and cold water. clean tow
els, only rs cents at Cohdon hotel.
Coidsl Code! Cured by using Lang's
Laxative Cold Tablets. For sale only in
Condor by the Hudson Pharmacy.
Get Yourself new watch at u. b.
Wheats window in the Hudson Phar-
macy. Repairing specialty.
Have sou tried il? DR.. Shiek's Hair
Tonic for the scalp. For sale NJ the
Hudson Pharmacy.
7. RI. Stephenson Is agent for the cele-
hrated Strauss Bros. tailor-made suits
/ Caii and haze yanr measure taken.
\ Have yon ?. en- onr latest arrival q
I
laD,f in-pptt these gp0bs. Finest work
manship, beautiful designs. Dunn Bros
/ q. T. Neal, the well known anction
eer, VIII give the strictest attention Y
\ aII business entrusted to his care. j
I son haze property to sell consult him
Simmer footwear just in-latest goods
I Our shoep combine style, fit and tlnisi'
and comprise the standard brands. Ie
as /" foot" yon. Dunn Bros.
/ L. b. Wheat, the Arlington jeweler, !
at the Hudson pharmacy this week Will
a fine stock OF watches, jewelry, etc
! Call and see him.
4 Dress goods Of every desirable shad
and texture for the summer weather
Right now is the time 10 purchase. an
we shall be pleased to see you. Dun
/ Bros.
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LOST VALLEY.

j. A. shown. Of waldron, was In our
vicinity few days this week.
This country is running over with
politicians and peddlers at present.
Rev. q. X. Archer, OF Fossil, made
Lost Valley call Monday.
Mr.. Ellie came over from lone last
week and spent few days gathering his
horses from this range.
Samuel Wilson, Of Fossil, visited his
sister, Mrs. Lars Lubeck, several days
this week.
Mr.. Cooney, Of Condor, passed through
last Wednesday with bis sheep on hi
way to the mountains.
Mr.. ]. @. Jameson, chief engineer o
tho Southern Railroad Co., passed
through Lost Valley on Tuesday of las
week, looking out the route for the pro
posed railroad.
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Tortured a Witness.

Intense suffering was endured by Wit
ness T. Il. Martin, OF Dixie, KY, before
he gave this evidence: 4 coughed every
night until my throat was nearly raw
then tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
which gaze instant relief. ] have used
IL in my family for four years and reco'
mend II as the greatest remedy foi
coughs, colds, and all throat, chest and
lung troubles. 1t will stop the worst
cough, and not only prevents but absol
utely cures consumption. Price Doc and
sl.00. Every bottle guaranteed at Con
don Drug Co.'S store.
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Eor Salel

The following described real estate,
situated in Gillian county, Or, is offer
ed for sale for the next sixty days on the
following terms: 100000, OF which
10000 ia 10 be cash, $4,000 payable in
one year, $4,000 in two years-the de-
ferred payments to bear s per centinter-
est. Or will sell for all cash at $500 90.
IL is the land known as the Levi J.
Goodrich farch, situated as follows: n.
WI, 22 N 18 Il. E11s, SEA, and NWA,
sEL4, and NEI SW1z, 28, and VIZ, \
EJ4, and NW14, % 3N. lSE, containing
55S S5-l00 acres; Apply to
q. +. BAYARD,
The DalIes, Ore.
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A cough Is not disease bnt symp-
tom. Consumption and bronchitis,
which are the most dangerous and fatal
diseases, have for their first indication q
persistent cough, and II properly treated
as soon as this cough appears are easily
cured. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has proven wonderfully successful, and
gained its vide reputation and extensive
sale by IT'S success in curing the diseases
which canse coughing. II isis not bene-
fetal II viii not cost You a cent. For
sale AZ The Hudson Phafinacy-C. W.
Cros1eld, mgr.
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Mia Florence Newman, who has been
d GREAT aafierer from muscular rheuma-
tism. zaya Chamherlain's Pain Balm Is
the only remedy that affords her relief.
Mis- NswutAn is a Inuch respected resi-
dentaI the village of Gray, NY, and
makes this statement for the benefit Of
others similarity afflicted. This liniment
is for sale by The Hudson Pharmacy--C.
w. Crosield, mgr.
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Attantlon Ladies'.

Mics I4ouella Maddox has just opened
a complete line fashionable millinery
goods at r. ii. stephenson's store ahd
the ladies are kindly requested TO call
and inspect the same before purchas-
ing elsewhere. VIII order goods when
requested.
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LOCAL NEWS.

~--@-S~saS
II. N. Frazer went to Arlington Mon
day on business trip.
a number oi residents 81 this place Mt
tended the funeral Of Mrs. Keys at May.
vile Monday.
Manley Downing and Bert Cason will
sell i50head u horses at Condor ON the
Goth Inst
A number Of the sheep shearing boys
took lay OF In town Monday on ac-
count Of the rain.
Elmer Baker returned Saturday from
visit With friends at Parker, South Da.
kutasi
Barker, Cameron, and Pllter have
finished shearing and their tiocks are
now on their way 70 the summer range
Tennis Is the popular outdoor sport Ia
Condor this season. Since the gam,
started some Of our heayywcights are re
dncing their ayoirdupois.
Miss Lulu Welsh arrived from Edge
mont, California, few days ago auc
vii! remain here TO keep house for hel
brother, Charlie Welsh, blacksmith.
A pleasant dance was given In the Ar
mory hall Friday evening. A larg'
number Of devotees Of the tcrpsichorear
art were present and NIL passed merr!
evening.
Rev. Gilman Parker, assisted b!
, othera. will preach the dedication ser
mon at the Baptist church, Condor. IL
Sunday in June. Basket dinner will b.
served. Eyerybody invited.
The Northern Pacific and the Grea
Northern X. X. Co.'s have issued order
10 reduce passenger fares In Oregon an
Washington from four to three cents
mile. The reduction will take cifec
July lat.
EFT. iIollenbeck has the Kiser cottag
In place 10 its new location in the sont
part ot town. The building was move
bodily from Mr.. Klser's ranch about w
miles from town. Sam. u. Van vactS
and family will occupy the residence.
Ed. Mckinney came in from u
mountains Sunday evening after gettir
his band Of sheep as far as the Notch Q
the way 10 their summer range. NJ
Mckinney will take bani OF Ale
Hardie's sheep mountainward as soc
us they are ehorn.
The ladies' OF the Baptist church vi
give a social 10 the Armory Hall ON u
evening Of May 25. Short programm
Supper will be served, Admission
tentitIing each toone dish Of oyster SOU
Adults 25c. children lbc. A cordial !
vtation is extended to all.
The republicans held meeting
Armory hall last Thursday afterno
which was addressed By &. A. u. Gurle
Henry Grass and George Miller Of
lington, and Fred W. Mulkey, Of Po
land. The attendance was not larI
which was perhaps due to Insntiicie
advertising.
The ladies' aid society Of Condor ha
on hand, at p. IL. Stephenson's store
large and varied assortment OF girls .
boys' undcrclothihg. The aim OF y
society is TO raise money TO clear of
debt on the parsonage, and We trust
people Of Condor will cJme forward
assist in this worthy object.
Mr.. Thomas Dillon, the well-kno
sheepmen, has finished shearing
iiocks and has started them to the 80
mer range in the mountains. Mr.. Dll
owns one Of the best ilocks OF sheep
the county. Ills yearlings this sea
yielded from l2 TO IS pounds and
eve band averaged i3 pounds Of q
wool Of excellent quality. The heec'
one wether tipped the scales at just
pounds. Such fieeces are the best
terIons by which to Judge Mr.. Dill'
good Judgment and care as q breede
fine wool producers. lie Ia one oi
successful flock masters Of the count,
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General OTIS.

This fine stallion is bright bay, T.
yearssold, weighing 1900 lbs. Sired by
Strickland's Scotch Clyde Usurper."
Grandsire, "Candhar reg. No. 5S6).
First dam English draft mare " Snip"
Second dam Belle OF Scotland" " (Reg.
No. 1879. For terms and dates see bills
or enquire OF Ed. CoRN ETT, Keeper,
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Subscribe for the GioBE.
Only 81 80 a year

XxTANTED SEVERAL PERSONS FOR DIS
wv triet once Managers in this state TO repre-
scnt me In their own and surrounding counties
Willing TO pay yearly 5000, payable weekly. De-
slrable employment with unusual opportunities.
References exchanged Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope, $ a, Park, SaOCaxton build
| ing Chicago
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To whom it may Concern.

NV wife, S. Z. Wilson, having left my
bed and board without inst cause, here
by give notice that will not be respon-
sibie ior any debts or bills contracted by
her. G. C. Wilson.
Arlington, Or, May s, 1900.
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$500 Reward.

For the return Of bay mare-white
hind feet, strip in face. saddle marked /.
weight about 900 lbs, brand. large shield
on left shoulder, also small brand
on stihe. strayed from Condor last
winter. Return 10 NJ. o. Clarke, Condor.
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The CONDON GLOBE.
THURSDAY. MAY ~. 1900.
our Agente.

The following persons are the
accredited agents Of the GLOBE at
the post offices named. They are
authorized TO receive and receipt
for subscription accounts;
w. II. CoLwELL. .t. Arlington.
WADE BRos. ...... Olex
MRs. ELLA ANdELL Mayville
FRANK STEWART Lone Rock
Other agents will be appointed,
and their names added 10 this list
later.
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wood For sale.

200 cords OF good l6inch pine wood
for sale at the Lost Valley sawmill. For
terms call on or address.
J. G. FAIR
Lost Valley, Or.
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500 Reward.

The above reward will be paid for in
formation leading TO the conviction oil
any person or persons guilty Of emitting
fences or otherwise tresspassing on our
ranches in Ferry Canyoni
BARKER & CAMERON.
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1oi % SweHsoH, August, personal property.
lsz. sIrmmer, Lillian NJ, all LOT IS nd...H
lee l2.esss, r. w. al lot % and ............f
1o2-li-ANilsons ~, l., personal propcrty. ....L
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given at Helper viii occur next Satur-
day Several of salt Lakes prominent
musicians VIII appear on the pro-
granme.
Mr. Fred Graham has been secured to
sing the tenor role i'm StayneT's Cruel
hNlon, which win be given at St
Paul's on Good Friday night, and the
sunday preceding
A musical card club has been organ
lied under the ~-rCctiOn Of Kate Bride
well-AndersOn. Mrs Hill is president
The Synagogue choir, under the di-
rection of Mrs. Kate B. Anderson. viii
sing "Ba6ylon's Wave" by Gounod. at
ST. Pauls this morning.
Miss OIargie Weber will sing a solo
al the Iliff church this evening.
Mrs. Anderson and Miss Stewart
sang "Thc lord is Ny Shepherd, by
Gounod, at the synagogue Friday even
ing.
Kate Anderson has her
studio in the rooms of the I4atter-day
Saints college in the Templeton build
ing, where she teaches four afternoons
and two evenings of the week.
The Chaminade chorus is preparing
to give the cantata King Rene $
Daughter directly after Easter.
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he had been offered 100000 to leave the
town
L told him. continued the Witness,
that he was a id fool fO- not keep
ing the money, but he replied that he
could make more out OF the Other side
out of Daly-by turning the money
over"
On denomination the witness
said he had thought that Whiteside had
meant that he could not only get the
100000 for leaving, but he could also
keep the $50, 000 He added that Mr..
Whiteside had loaned him IS of the 81
he had on hand, and that he had paid
the amount back. Adjourned until
MONDAY
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the senate. and. therefore, was never
offered any consideration for his vote
for that gentleman. The details of the
organization Of the Townsend bank, in
which he had money. were explained,
and how he had money In it.
Mr.. Tierney said the $500 which he
put into the organization Of the new
bank at Townsend had been kept in
the safe of Darsey & Co, where il had
been put in preference to putting IL in
the bank Of Hyatt & Delanty, the only
bank then existing at Townsend. OF
the So, 500 drawn out in this transac-
ton, not to exceed $4,000 had been en-
tered upon the books of the firm. He
had taken il cut because IL was hls
Very often. however. these deposits
werJ put into the general cash fund OF
thC-rIl.
1-T.esponse to a question from Sena-
tor Chandler, the witness said that not
withstanding he knew there were as
pensions cast upon mis- character be
cause of his vote for Mr. Clark, he had
brought no paper of any kind To Wash
ingtOn with him to show where the
s.. 500 used in organizing the Townsend
bank had come from
Al Supported Clark.
The questioning brought out the fact
that both Eversol1 and Representative
Sheveley. who. together with NJ Tier
ney, constituted the whole legislative
delegation from BrOadwater county
were stockholders in the new Townsend
bank OF the entire SIS, 1900 capital, Mr..
Tierney testified that himself and reia-
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tives and business associates had con-
tributed about $4,000, Meesrs. Eversoll
and Sheveley each having $1,000.
The organization hal been canvassed
two years previous to the time Of its
actual organization, but the idea had
not been put into execution because Of
the difficulty of getting the money to
gether. Some of the money put in by
his relatives had been brought from the
east All the members Of the legis-a-
ture who were in the bank, in the end
voted for Mr.. Clark for the senate.
William Berne, a ranchman OF Co
lumbia Falls who said he had formerly
worked in one of Mr.. Days mines at
Butte, testified to being sent by men
connected with Mr.. Daily to Flathead
county during the legislative election
of 1898, to assist Mr.. Whiteside in his
race for the state senate. On the train
out from Columbia Falls he said he
had a talk with Whiteside, and the lat
ter told him that Senator Clark had
sent money into the county to be used
against him. adding: He would get
even with. Clark if it ever came in his
way. for bucking him in his election"
Would Job Clark.
Mr.. Whiteside had said he would Job
Clark to a fare-you-wel." Again, in
Helena. after the legislature met, he
asked Whiteside for some money
"Whiteside replied said the witness,
that he had only s.. though a few
weeks before he had had $50, 600 in his
pockets. but that as it had not been his,
he turned It over to the state. He said
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THEY STARTED A BANK
But Was Not With Senator
Clark'S Money.
HAD ALL VOTED FOR HIM
TESTIMONY OF WITNESS BEFORE
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
How Whiteside Made Boast That He
Would Sob Clark to a Fare-vou-
welP'-Why He Turned $4,000
in to Legislature-Could Make
More Out Of Daily.

Washington Feb. IO.-State Senator
Tierney Of Montana continued his tes-
timony in the Clark case before the
senate COMMITTEES on privileges and
elections today. He said he had never
been asked 10 support Mr. Clark for
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court, and the same decision will fol-
low
The plaintiff sued for cancellation Of
q mortgage Of $1,000, which had been
fully paid and for the recovery of $3.50
overpaid in monthly installments. The
defendant company answered and al
legged that S6S9.95, together with inter-
est and attorneys fees, remained to be
paid. Judgment was rendered in the
trial court for the amount of plaintiffs
demand, including a decree for the can
collation. Of the mortgage
Holding that the amount claimed to
be due to it was in the nature of fines
for delay in payment Of monthly dues
upon the loan, the defendant company
appealed.
In deciding the issues the supreme
court opinion states that the decree Of
the trial court was correctly rendered
since from the peculiar facts disclosed
by the record and the uncOnsionable
character Of the stipulatiOns Of the
bond and mortgage contract. the en-
fOTCement Of the agreement as contend
ed by the company would be contrary
to law and the principles OF Justice.
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SUPREME COURT OPINION.
Unconscionable Loan Contract Held
to Be Not Enforceable.

to Be Not Enforceable.
An opinion was delivered by the, su-
Thomas F. Howells. plaintiff and re-
spondent, against the Pacific States
Savings, Loan & Building company, ap-
pellant, affirming the decision Of Judge
Hiles in holding that the loan contract
between the parties was an unconscion-
able transaction, and one that should
not be enforced according to its terms
in any other manner than as a simple
mortgage loan agreement. The decision
affects several other cases Of a similar
nature now pending in the supreme
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure cures dyspep-
sia because its ingredients are such
that it can't help doing so. "The pub
lie can rely upon 1t as master rene
dv for all disorders arising from inner
feet digestion. james NJ. Thomas, NJ
D.. in American Journal Of Health. n
y. F. c. Schramm, Mccormick block.
prescription druggist
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4. MUSICAL PEOPLE.
'''N' Or the series Of concerts
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~ hienus or very powerful te!e-
scope erected on the east side of the
Public Square on Saturday evening
last, several hundred thousand persons
were enabled to view the eclipse thirty
six hours ahead Of schedule time. The
phenomena was viewed throughout all
it's phases and in addition to the solar
prominences heretofore known, others
were discovered and positively identi-
fled, notably the one which contained
o message to the inhabitants Of this
planet which being interpreted reads:
"Dean's Patent Flour Eclipses all
others" The headvertisementO of Messrs-
Doal & Ratiife which will appear next
week will tell the whole story.
Have hot water pipes run from your
efove to bath room. Try Osborne q
Osborne
Roofing, tin work, galvanized iron
work and plumbing dons On short MOTTO,
by OsbOrne e Osborne.
Ifyour Piano or Organ needs tc ming or
tspalrs, It will pay you 70 see Mr. j. @.
Templeton, Of The G. A. Reed Music
House, who will guarantee perftyt satis
faction to all.
The Mesdow House, Highlands. N. @
best IN ket,affords, rooms large, thor
oughly furnished snd cnmfurtsbfe. Golf
It. MRS. +. T. HALL.
+ we have few secondhand thrashers
Oh hand thst we will cell very cheap.
They are 10 good condition. We can also
Feii you o new engine or tbrasher OF the
best that are made. II you anticipate
buying ie. US know your wants and we
can sav We you money. BROOK BROS.
Have you ever tried ono OF aniliva,.
tIdw. t;O's. wonderful Cotton Padded
Cloth Plow C"llars2 This Collar 10 guar
anteed not 10 hurt any horse or mule. and
TO relieve them Of any soreness from
=.;.1.s ::hheJ uisy 90 suffering as result
OF uaing sUme other Collar.
Il is a little early In the seaaon. but
.tE,rowarned Ia fUrearmed"; 90 when the
harvest season comes on you will
know that TO properly save your grain
you should have one OF Sullivan Hdw.
Cos. Grain Cradles. All of the popular
styles now on the market are carried by
them. Those people are no small buyers
In this line, 30 when it comes to prices
they are always prepared TO set killing
pace.
Pot Plants and Cut Flowers for sale.
Large and small Palms specially. Mre.
j. r. CliDkscsles, 2l2 North Main ST.
: Vinegar, 25,. gsllop. King Bros.
A fe~ barrels OF Molaases LEFT to go at
wholesale prices. King Bros.
IF you have n Mirror you want Re-
silveced, or want n Mirror made to fit
or replace the old broken one, see r. w.
SpEER. He will make Orrepair nll sizes
at reasonable prices. 44--13