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Merchandise for the Orient.

The steamer Doric sailed yesterday for China
and Japan with a general cargo valued at
1865. S36, manifested and destined as follows:
For China, S209, ,677; Japan, SIPS, $751; Manila
500. $50; East Indies, S374O; Corea 1925; SIAM
$37S; VIadivostok, s156S. The following were
the principal Shipments:
To China--16,760 bbls -four, 225 cs1s bottled
beer, 7547 lbs cheese, 1 cs brandy, 1000 lbs cod
fish, 662 canned goods, $40 bales cotton do
mestics, 1868 lbs dried fruits, 81 fruit, 1927
pkgs groceries and provisions, 1887 lbs gin
seng, 1924 lbs hams and bacon, $50 lbs hops,
1159 pigs lead, rolls leather, 13 pkgs machin-
onions, 5000 lbs pearl barley, cs rubber goods
$50 salmon. 81 crts sewing machines 10 $40
lbs shrimps, 20, ,l6O lbs tanbark 794 gals wine.
To Japan-510 bbls flour, 314S lbs butter 107
crts bicycles and sundries, 100 lbs bread, $50 cs
canned goods, 1900 bales cotton, 252 lbs cheese,
$500 lbs dried fruit "a pkgs electrical supplies
II bxs fruit 3O1 pkgs groceries and provisions,
80 pkgs hardware, 290 pkgs leather, 1857 pigs
lead 1920 lbs millstuffs, 100 pkgs machinery,
2000 lbs raisins p cs rubber goods, So 900 lbs
soda ash, 3200 lbs tallow. 81, 80 lbs tanbark rs
bbls tanning extract, 5000 gals wine, "A cs
whisky.
To Manila-15OO lbs lard, II pkgs leather. 10
pkgs machinery, Z bales hose, rs pkgs hard
ware, pkgs engines and parts, cs drugs, 1913
lbs soda, 80 cs axle grease, 16 pkgs electrical
supplies, sos cs canned goods, pkgs dry goods
bales paper, 44s7 lbs beans, 5000 # lumber. 2sS
pkgs groceries and provisions, hats, IS
pkgs millwork
To East Indies-35O cs salmon, 274 cs canned
ceries and provisions. 20 lbs dried fruit, 1 crt
bicycle pkgs machinery.
To Siam-29 cs canned goods pkgs groceries
and provisions, ! cs dental appliances.
To Vladivostok-13 pkgs millstones and fix
lures
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Water Front Notes.

The ship Santa Clara, which arrived
from Uyak Bay, had narrow escape
from Duxbury Reef Saturday. She was
almost on top of it, when the fog lifted
and the captain had just time to sheer
off,
The reinsurance gamblers are now won
dering whether or not they will get their
money on the Roanoke. The vessel was
bound here, but put into Honolulu in dis
tress, and the chances are she will be con-
demned there. In that event she will be
classed as lost, and not having made her
port of destination the gamblers will lose.
The four-masted schooner William f.
Garms was successfully launched at Ev-
erett, WASH, week ago. She is named
after the vice president of the Milwau-
kee brewery and was christened by Miss
Austin of Everett. A champagne lunch
at which Mr.. CAIRNS was Ine guest of
honor, followed the launching.
The Acapulco will be due from Panama
and way ports tomorrow, but the heavy
weather along the coast may make her a
day late in getting here
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Harbor Hospital Cases.

Jacob F. Shafer. plumber, who resides
in Oakland. was badly burned about the
face and hands yesterday by the blowing
out of a valve in a gasoline furnace. He
was treated at the HarbOr Hospital and
later sent home.
Charles Richman of Sonoma was stab
bed by his daughter at 108 Second street
They had a row over money matters, the
$50 from his daughter-in-law. The squab-
bic ended in the young woman stabbing
her father with a penknffe. Richman
was treated at the Harbor Hospital.
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SOUTH BEND-Sailed Dec 2-Stmr Rival,
for San Francisco.
1-o1rHI PO1MI KEY YES[Passed Dec g. II m.Strnr
ports. for San Francisco
PORT TOWNSEND-Passed in Dec 3-Br
ship Oweenee from Shanghai.
arrived Dec S-Br bark Deudraeth Castle
TACOMA-Sailed Dec S-Schr Holmes.
SEATTLE Sailed Dec 2-stmr City of To-
peka, for SkagWay; stmr Dolphin. for Skag-
way. Dec Slap stmr Kinshiu Maru, for YO-
ltohama and Hongkong.
ISLAND PORTS
HONOLULU-Arrived Nov 19-Br strnr Doric,
from Yokohama: stmr Sierra, from colonies.
| Nov 20-Stmr Ventura, hence Nov IA: Br stmr
Mlowera, from Sydney. Nov 22-Jap stmr
sstmnr Moana. Not from ., Victoria: bark Kauan l
schr Alice Cooke from Port Gamble; Br ship
Euphrates, from Cardiff. Nov 25-ShiD Roa-
noke, from Norfolk, Va, for San Francisco.
with coal on fire and vessel leaking. Nov 20
| Jap stmr Nippon Maru, from Yokohama
send; Br stmr Miowera. for Victoria; schr r
| w Bartlett, for Port Townsend; stmr Ventura,
for colonies. Nov 22-Ship Tile Starbuck.
for sydney; schr Aloha, for San Francisco; Jap
' To nsF saP No1 2sBarE 9r Aien. for San
! Francisco,
| In port and ready for sea-Ship Benjamin F
| Packard, for Port Townsend
| To sail Dec 1-Schr Rosamond. for San Fran
HfLo-Arrived Nov 17-schr Esther Buhne.
| from Eureka.
Sailed Nov 22-Bark Martha Davis. for San
| Francisco. Nov 4-ShD Falls of Clyde, for
| San Francisco.
KAHULUI-sailed Nov 2O-Bark w B Flint.
KAANAPALiISailed Nov 2O-Bktn Jane L
| Stanford. for Port Townsend.
EASTERN PORT.
| NEW YORK-Sailed Dec 3-Stmr Alliance.
| for Colon.
FOREIGN PORTS.
| PANAMA-Sailed Nov 3O-Stmr Leelanaw,
| for San Francisco.
| AUCKLAND-Arrived Dec 2-stmr Ventura.
! NANAIMO-S Dec 2-Stmr Matteawan.
| for San Francisco.
| KINSALE-Passed Dec 3-Br bark Howth.
! from Tacoma, for Queenstown. Dec 2-Br ship
| Pythomene, hence July II, for Queenstown.
| CARDIFF-Arrtved Dee 1-Br bark MOzam-
| bique, from Tacoma.
| FALMOUTH-Arrived Dec Ger bark Nal.
| from Astoria.
LEITH-Arrived Dec 1-Br stmr Imogen,
| hence Aug 81
ANfoY-In port Nov 2O-Dutch stmr wnhel-
nina, for Tacoma.
| ANTWERP Nov SO-Br ship vimeira.
| for San Francisco.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS.
Pacific Steam Navigation Company's
Chilli Is Here.

The Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany's Chill arrived from South ard Cen
trail American ports yesterday. She made
a good run from Mazatlan and would have
docked about 4 p m. had not the ouaran-
tine officer detained her. Her cabin pas
SengerS were:
P. H. Schjolberg, DIR. Max Uhle, Hardy Gill
lard, G. W Nearney Colonel r. Lodor ana
wife, Mrs. Dickinson and daughter, Miss j..
Armer. Z. Cooney, Mrs Banning. Miss i.
Banning Mr.. Bohem, R. A. Grgsby, ]. M.
Retes. Mrs. r. de Retes, Miss c. Retes, F. E.
Mosley and z. H wilkins.
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Shipping Intelligence.

ARRIVED.
Tuesday, December 3.
Stmr Newburg, Peterson, "A hours from San
Pedro.
Stmr Coronado, Johnson, 80 hours from
Grays Harbor.
stmr Umatilla. Cousins. 60 hours from We
toria and Puget Sound ports.
Stmr Eureka Jepsen, 2S hours from Eureka
Stmr ] S Kimball, Thwing, days from Sc
attic.
Stmr Czarina. Seaman. 6k days from Ia
coma via Clallam Bay Az days.
Stmr w H Kruger, Krog, 76 hours from Til
1amOok
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NEWS OF THE OCEAN.
NEW > OE TIE OOEAN.
Matters of Interest to Mariners and
Shipping Merchants.

wheat to Europe, prior to arrival: the British
ship Wiscombe Park, same at 32s Cd; the Brit
ish bark Fernbank, same BIS Cd.
The French bark Eugene Fautree will load
wheat at Portland for Europe
The schooner E B. Jackson will load lum-
Der at Grays Harbor for Sydney 39s Cd; the
barkentine Tropic Bird, merchandise for Tahiti
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BISHOP AND HIS BRIDE
LEAVE FOR THE ORIENT
Steamship DoriC Sails for and Nippon Maru
Arrives From Eastern Waters.

Exchange Association held a meeting yes
terday and passed a resolution praising
Henry Benges, the assistant marine re-
porter at Meiggs wharf, for his courage
and prompt attention to duty when the
San Rafael went down last Saturday
night. Benges went out alone in the fog,
got all the news possible about the dis
aster and at once notified the newspapers
and all the people interested. Henry has
been on the front since childhood and
knows the bay as well as the city native
son knows Market street.
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Tries to Bribe Policeman.

Andrew Solari, a scavenger, was held to
answer before the Superior Court by
Judge Fritz yesterday on a charge OF at
tempting to bribe an officer. Policeman
]. ]. Amand arrested Solari on November
for dumping garbage on a lot at Van
Ness avenue and Chestnut street and So
lari offered him S4 to let him go.
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Shipments of Grain.

The ship A. G. Ropes was cleared yesterday
for Queenstown for orders with 1862 ctls
wheat, valued at SIS, $50, and 81, 900 # lumber
as dunnage valued at s525.
The British ship RaJore was also cleared
yesterday for Queenstown for orders with 1S,
443 ctls wheat valued at $16500, 81 999 ctls bar
ley valued at $46,S00 and 20, 900 ft lumber as
dunnage valued $500
The French bark Anne de Bretagne, which
cleared for the same voyage, carried SO21 ctls
wheat valued at $1,000, SO, 34S ctls barley valued
at A9,6S5 and $4,000 # lumber dunnage valued
At S22n
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AMUSEMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.

LAST THREE PERFORMANCES OF GRAND
OPERA,
Under the direction Of MR.. MAURICE GRAU.
TONIGHT at s farewell performance Of
Nine. Calve CARMEN Calve and Suzanne
Adams; Salignac, Declery ard Scott. Conduc-
tor, Fion.
Tomorrow Aft. at las. farewell matinee
'-TANNHACSER." Gadsk and Reuss-Belce:
Dippel. Blass and Bispham. Conductor Dam
rosch.
Tomorrow Ev z. at 7:45 farewell night and
last joint appearance Of Nine. Eames ana
Nine. SeubriCh in Mozart's opera lie
NOZZE DI FIGARO (The Marriage OF
Figaro. Eames FRITZ Schef and Sernbrich:
Csmpanari and Ed de Reszke Conductor,
Seppilh.
Prices. 81 So 81 and s.
WEBER PIANOS USED
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER

NOTE-In the above exposition Of the tides
the early morning tides are given in the left
hand column and the successive tides Of the
day in the order of occurrence to time: the
fourth time column gives the last tide of the
day, except when there are but three tides, as
sometimes occurs. The heights given are in
addition 70 the soundings Of the United States
Coast Survey charts except when minus q
sign precedes the height and then the number
given is subtracted from the depth given by the
charts. The plane CT reference is the mean OF
tie lower low waters.
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-04
liquors.


|. W. Harper Rye %hiskey- Guaranteed a
strictly pure Rye Whiskey, superior in quality
and flavor, bottle, special to-day ). 75C
Hook White Wine-A good quality of soft, pal
atable dinner wine, special to-day, gal $50
Duffv's Malt WhisAey-Ths brand of Malt
Whiskey is standard article, sold regularly
for S5c bottle, special Wednesday only. 74C
j. & F. Marte Cognac-Old pale Cognac
Brandy, special "Wednesday; bottle Sf.28
ZinfandtI-The best 4-year-Old Zinfandel that
can be found for 75c per gallon, special Wed
nesday, per gallon 55G
Old Hermit Whiskey-Nelson county, hand
made sour mash, fall 1895 Whiskey, regular
ly 81. 80 gallon, special "Wednesday $500
Old Reserve Port or Sherry-5 years old, bot
tie -. QUO
Boords, Thorne's, Burke's and London Club
Old Tom GiE-Bottle $1.GO
Blackberry Brandy-Best quality, medicinal
use, pints 5DC
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United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point. entrance to San
Francisco Bay. Published By official au-
thority Of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the city front (NIisson-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point;
the height of tide is the at both places
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FROM SEATTLE.
From. | Due.

Skaguay C Way Ports. dec. 4
Skagway & Way Ports. Dec. 4
valdez & kodiak....... Dec. 10
Cooks Inlet & Way PtslDec. u
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Steamer.

Cottage City,.
Dirigo..........
Bertha.
Eli Thompson.
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Henry Benges Praised.
The board of trustees of the Merchants
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Time Ball.

Branch Rydrographlo Office U. S. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.
December g. 1901
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
T. e. at noon of the 10th meridian or at 8
o. IN. Greenwich mean time
w. H. STANDBY,
Lieutenant. U. S. Navy. in Charge
The San Francisco call., 1901-12-04

6T HE Togo Kisen Kaisha's Nippon
Maru arrived FROM and the Oc-
cidental and Oriental Company's
IN Doric sailed for the Orient yester-
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Holiday Hosiery.


pairs, which we assort with pretty different
designs, will make most aPpro-
pirate holiday gift; pair tG
Hand-embroidered insteP, on solid or lace effect
Hermsdorf black LiSle thread, with white or
assorted colored silk embroidery; the 80
latest fad; pair JOG
High grade Vertical and Jacquard effects, on
black or all leading colored grounds; exclusive
designs and colorings; pair .
$780, 81, rs, $1.5O
Genuine English, black brilliant, Lisle thread all
over lace hOSe-CrePon and BrOcade effects;
the richest of all lace Hosiery; pair 81. rs
Imported French pure sewing silk Hose; black
with lace effect front; hand embroidered with
black silk; pair 1918
Embroidered with white or eolored silk; pair
o. 20
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Sofa PENE0MS : on.

5000 packs of Playing Cards in red and blu,
backs; an infinitely better card than our las
edition; worth double the money; sPecia
to-day, z packs for 25cS neF
dozen packs Sfr51
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PERSONAL
MENTION
ITEMS OF INTEREST CONCERNING
BRUNSWICKlANS AND THEIR FRIENDS
FROM LOCAL AND OTHER SOURCES.

Mr.. j. s. Morris. of Odessa, was in
the city yesterday on q busln ess tip.
Judg. j. D SPARKS was called to
E4tonton yesterday BY a telegram an
nouncing the serious ,llness of HE
father.
The CITY reg sGrsrs me ysste day
afternoon but have not Jet comp etea
their work They have ''yo1eO four
or five names from the list and will
probably add eight or ten to it.
Owing to has being oblige9 to leave
the CITY on account Of the illness OF
his father, Judge J. D. sparkle of the
city court has Civ. n notice that Jurors
Ia his court who were excused INIT,
Monday ned not appear until further
notice.
There are signs of progress appears
ing now in the work of erecting the
government building A too shed has
been u-lt and yesterday -so,kmen
were Engaged In getting The piie-driver
engine TO the site a"d IN readiness 10
commence the work Of driving the
plling for tho fou ID alton.
A Emo Co lege on las Tuesdsy
the Sophomore too ball team defeated
the Freshmen by the go ,re Of 6 tcO A
report from there says the s'ar playing
on the Sophomore team was done by
Crovatt of Brunsw ok emf Boyd
Savannah. The BroOsw,ok boy men
toned is Mr.. Alfred Crovatt, q 500 of
Judge J. A. Crovatt. ~
Mr., e. w. Weaver, who has been
here several days In the inter, st Of Z
line Of attractions Tor street fairs, lef.
yesterday. He will confer by mail with
the Committee Appointed by the Board
OF Trada 10 act IN his MAJ or. There
are mary If the business men who be-
heve a street fair would ba q good
thing for b uusw lex OUT thai IL should
not be cid al TINS lima, and The COM
mites will robsbly " report a. the
next NEE ing Of IN Board of Trade.
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USEFUL TO KNOW.

good housekeeper states that che al
ways has perfectly fresh eggs when esgt
are not always fresh. Her method Of do
ing this is to take them when they are
fresh and cheap and dip them for an in
stent into hot, thin gumarab,c water
draining them afterwards in a W. ire plate
drainer and then packing them away II
tbs dark
A simple remedy for a sore throat is one
teacupful CT water, one tab!espo onful Of
vinegar and half q teaspoon'ul of red
pep ser, mixed together and used as q
sargle every half hour.
Painted or Vanished floors, ouch as dc
not become badly soiled, may be kept in
good condition by Wipiag wi h a damp
10th and then RUBBING with dry WOODEN
cloth Kitchen or pantry flor may be
washed with milk; if very dirty, with soap
and water. A scrubbing brush should
never be used on painted or vanished
floor
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Writing an Ad.

Did you ever stop IN think. you who
read the advertisement in the neWspa.
pers, just what it means to get up the
"ad." every day for Il big department
store? The man in charge usually has
q staff of assistants. who are assigned
to certain departments of the store
each day. They must familiarize them
selves with the stock of these depart
ments, while the manager of the adj
vertising department himself is sup.
posed to keep thoroughly in touch
with the entire stock of the store. He
writes the general introduction to the
advertisement each day and edits the
copy turned in to him by his assistants,
Just as an editor handles the CODY of
his reporters.
Just as much care is taken with
this matter as though it were so much
imperishable literature" said the ad
vertising manager Of a big department
store. You sometimes hear of a IA
nous author spending hours over one
writing it and rewriting it
to get the best and strongest effect.
You wouldn't think that would be nee
essary in writing an advertisements,
but II is. My assistants sometimes
spend an hour over one sentence. There
is more science in writing an adver-
tisement That will bring results than
perhaps in any other form of compo.
sition. "-Philadelpbia Record
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big MELTING OF
BOARD Of TRADE
COZ TlNUGD FROM FIRST PAGE.

duo I'd Is i0porGa0t, MS ct ng az .
daily srea 10 ooar lI0e between Buns
WICK snd F 5asndiua, sugh ne
mail route between Brunsw'ck, Gum
berland T'lsnd and Cabin B uff; that
many vessels ana much lighter trs fiji
are towed between Brunswick and
Fernandipa and Brunswick ard ,br
Satilla river, such traffic in h. sgtr~
gate amour ing to a large sum each
year; that suoh route has also been
used and DO ooub; will be again fer
the torpedo and IN squito feet and
small vo sells OF The navy of the United
States. That the depth Is suffio,ent for
this trsfi oxcept at thu points named
and is frequel ~ d tslned ct these
points at low water aud hat with 3
small outlay all definition will be OBJ
waited.
Resolved, That copy of these re
solutions De prep red snt sem 10 eac1
Of our senators and the representa- c,ves
named, and to Cap Q 4 6.iIet.,
corps of engip err U lied S stes arm
Mr.. r. r. Hopkins repor' tia M
g )sch. 0 E 4-v'lie S G hsd accept.
ed the proposition 10 move his sssr,
door an blind taotDry acre, T &"
matter Was referred 70 comm,Gtee.
Mr.. e BrObst01 stated mat b. nae
seen DIR. Harris In regard 30 shr
| scheme Vt the British development
company; that his committee was
keeping in touch with Dr.: Harris, and
that he had Informed them the com
NY would prub4b,y have q line Of
ct 'amers from Bru as " lex sDd 8 D.
nah. 1t was not their in5entiun at
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Another shipment of that new Geor-
gis syrup Just in at G w. H4rper's.
Phone 1853.
Death of Mrs. Gorton.

Mrs. Hester Ann Gorton, widow of
Major Gorton. died at her residence
4l8 D street, yesterday morning az 8
o'clock, aged 68 years. she is survived
by five children, three daughters and
Two sons. The funeral will take place
from tine residence 1T 9 O'Clock the
morning, The services will be COR
Quoted by Rev. Thornton, pastor OF The
Advent cturch. The iDterment will
be q; OLD Chapel. where Mrs. G ~ tons
sOn IL buried.
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MASS MEETING To.BE HELD.
Opponents ofthe Present Ticket to Meet
Monday Night.

Tn Timss.C1ll learns that there W u
be cali ued for mass meeting OF
all those VINO are appo ,ed to the muuj-
C pal hoket as now .rstitu' ed, or a1y
oano Ida,e on ir, to be n.ld az the City
Hall Monday evening Nov 16 at 8
O'clock.
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For the benefit Of rre children De.
Voc will give every child who bu, q
30 pack &c OF yum h."oe on the
han dsome chi a clo4e wrtch will be
given away on Jan. LIST. 1903.
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We receive by eacn weeks steamer
Z,mmermann's celebrated meats and
ausage, ibcludicE Frapkfurter 8 or
VIenoa's, Balonss, e'c. w H.D+V Q.
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1t wi be to the sd vantage of the
ladies' to call and inspect the fine line
n dress goods which Gerry.
q. V. ADDERLEY.
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want to call the attention of the
ladies to 9 fine line IT Down Quilts"
I am now offering at bargain,
Fl. N. ADDRRLRY.
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Rais'ns, currants, cttron and nuts
'resh in, at @. W. Harper's Phone 1853
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: Steamship Rio Grande, Johnstone,
New York.
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When IN need OF some one to olt an
your clothes hnd Jim Carter.
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Flprid. oranges, large app es, Gap
Cod crH"berrits al. q. w. Harper's
Phone 1853.
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SHIPPING REPORT,

cosFsstsd Daily by Capt. Otto JOhannsssn
Pert OF Bruins wiox. Nov. 10, 1901.
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Dow h,'us. Co.. 3 o. ANS Ar
D eakf st oAcr ju 1 Il. W Hap
er's. ohope 15S.
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FOR SALE Belgian hsres. Apply
corner London and Grant Streets.
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ARRIVED.

Sob. Charles d. Hail, Gray, New
York.
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MOTHERS WORM SYRUP.
Best worm medicine. Children like It 90
we'll they eAs il on bread.
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first 90 have Inns from th'@ port, but
since learning of Ia" many advantages
TO b. ss'e b. su"h na hey
thought bet or Of
Tt QUESTION AZ hold NJ strse, fir
was fe'etr' TO q sp 6 mn tt ~
rec With 'ust uctinrs "a CO ter ",
q. 3" e>V~, ana ou %"
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THAT OLD SUR hEEDS
To De clearen anO -r-tn. Jlm Gers
car il rhe re 'og U 4 a+'rg clothes
cleaner. Sand wa. O., IN blm
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dooR.