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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Tho gold production of tbc HlonJu,c fnr August and September u ur n ad- vuucc of what It was thourht early n the summer t would he according to To- ports Just brought nut hv r,eent arrivals shuUse of water iu thr early summer prevented washing of gravel thuurhUUt on. clmu un ,r..k ..Hms HH v.u as ou hI..ID. uud h.neh.s. hIt since tha mid- m. .l August and during September th. n.Hr..e hIl. ..OH v..n.n. and 1 eeIt I.HI oI renewed u.uriv has taken u'le. n tb, camp
 UuHH.s aul H.uolca 0r. uo. h.ms worked extensively ihrHen'Ht tle .fnp NU th. stream. .r. n..ue favored vIfh bolu.uuus supplies %. ulter and Chose who sut our summer dump. have Dy'n opportunity tu Vaab and .n llr ouy TWO or hr.. frosty nights hl.D occurred ttie ou
 Not au tHe earth uhcu out n August was washed thHt montb so much of the wor, of thHt month w.U ne rachouOi lu tbo September vIsb-ur and September win uaIy got th. credit for tn. ut. saw- m.r a. Vcu 1e tho Hu revival
 Th. shipments of th. camp flor th. tbr.o summer months tu tHe oHO..l. 1u shown ny official r,corIs to have ur.n nearly V>HNs' unI .t Is believed t wu r1.h w.ny millions vII es. Hy che tm. w1-hue r.lHrs
 Al interesting r.vew of uHe uH.irc ustne .ruetn nf th. N0nI.Ea .r.'IH u tl. production ol eoII s ee0r by F. d. Hrer.. nb. o.m. out n.t n.rht and who !. .I Jh, Golden Nurth
 "Unmu7l" Mr. Ersls ..a WI prove 1i tf. .mmme w th." HN [. hIt. Hro- Iuced moro rlII tHs aasu tuIr Har
 "sIoruIo win u. found tH hIE. dropped behind h.r own r.rnuI ol I..t Nolr
 "GHJ Euu win Hnt ,Iau n.r as, yDr output rr1 oU Sulphur uN b. far b.- hnI Sulphur win n.t uroduo. m'' what sbe fId Inst v.lr
 .umb.r lnI Dominion WU hold t1Dr own.
 .rhe operation ot many now hIf.d H what Ie bringing EOuuf. Ih.Iu %. r.r total of iast year
 "It Is not to be conciudcd t11t hocnu'e stroam a.. tIe .viHIr. .i.. .ti..rl t"g.'u,- nrt of Ilat y,lr thrt 1u parts .l th. creek lr. behind Ou sulphur lor nHunc Green eulch win pr0JHc. heavily ths eI- son. vh,r.r- as y,lr % ye'l.d scarcely ,nythiur
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
FIRST TRIAL
 TODAY
Court Business Is Slow In
 Getting Started
From Now Until tho End of tho Term Casos VIII BO Disposed of With All Possible Dispatch A Divorce Case on Today

A number Of cases were taken up In tho District Court during Che morning scs- sion yesterday
 In Che casc or Angus Reed vs. J. Reed. thc clae was ordered to loo stricken from the docket.
 E. T Pope vs & IT King and Ettic D. King Case dismissed at cost of plaintiff
 In thc matter of thc application of Mary A. Brook. Che dover application was or- dcrcd dismissed
 Ioeias Ai Tanner vs. Charles N. Ham son and M B. Remnant Dismissed no cost Of pIolntin.
 Charles NJ. Hanson and M E Tonnant va. J M. Tanner Dismissed at cost of plaintiff
 Bella Pcyton ys Phillip Snyder Plain tn allowed untn today in which Co nlc amended complaint
 Elizabeth Caswcu vs. R Jenkins Doc fcndout allowed Go nlc amended complaint lnstantcr and plalDun given until DO o'clock this morning In which Co reply.
 Mattic Taylor Hoffman vs. Charles E. Hoffman Dismissed at cost of plaintin.
 J. Bloom and Emil Korach vs sam Roh- ortq. Judgment entered in favor of plain tln for yl5Ni0
 Richard Flommlng vs. E. J. Brannick and I w. Troy order entered confirm lng qalo of lot 8. block l. In Skagway mrannlck hotel propcrty) and tho United States Marshal directed Go issue quit claim deed in favor of John G Price nc torncy for plaintin ". F. Mauock vs sam Roberts. Judg- mcnt for t29is0 entered in favor of plain tn
 Tho indictment against Che Miller fami- ly of How Kan In thc vicinity of ketchi- kan. seem Co have boon made in proc miscuous manner First thc different conccrs In which thc Mnlcrs are interest ed wenc Indicted then an the members of the family wero indicted individually The attorncys in thc case and Clerk ilills win try Co stralghten ont Che tanglc.
 The only business transacted during th' afternoon session was a decision handed down by Che court ln Che ease of the city of skarway vs John Riley in which Judge Brown decided that the appeal casa could not ho filed without the payment of thc necessary docket fees Tho divorce case of James Barclay which ls sct for this morning at 70 o'clock win bc Che nrat case Co receive attention this term. The plaintiff is rcprcscnod | by Judge WncoXcn. The divorce case of Maggie Ward vs Thomas Ward will bc heard Monday The divorce case of David BIxlcr vs | sarah RIxlcr win come up Friday The case of Herman vs Garrison was ! sct for Friday
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
MOST INSTRUCTIVE
Larro and Attentive Audience At
 Baptist Church

Th, entertainment at thc Baptist church vlr v.ry woD intended ast night by nm mrroc1uv. audience.
 The oNcrcaes opened with aone. .rnrs urum. hy l Jolp', quartet which was worry w.u rorIlrtd This Was followed by .Th1t Ur Grl by Doris Martens "That uuI Cri nui thr mn- ..t.r who caucd .n riHer u awkward position. which vaa much appreciated h' lH. audience.
 Nelt clmr violin cuuu by iul WmL whore performance. H0'YaFs usien- ..I fo wfh ucarfr. nnF r.4e
 Nr GIhmt followed vIth n rcc.uu'n m h,r nImieli etyIe 1nd u.n the double quartet r.rI.rod "JunIH.
 Row. C'ouusore i.ctur, deserves mor' thlu nl.sIue notice.
 I-"Nyh.t thc bible Is Go authors. sonr- blI mlk. ap. umc covered by its cone trnts. etc.
 .-.Ueh.r Criticism I.Inod. what broueht lt about and th. results of to. V1. u.u,r nu.e tudy Increased fnh and mon. intelligent ChrstHn.
 Th. I,otur. was listened On with c''.- ..t attention from sar tn HHI.n. 10 Va v.u instructive
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
A SCOW LOAD
 OF DOGS
Were Taken Yesterday From
 Dawson to Circle
Wnl Bo Usod Tn Freightine to tho Panama District This Winter At Least One Hundred Mon Win Winter Thoro

DAWSON. Oct. 9-A reminder of thr carly days of this c1mp was witnessed this forenoon.
 For thc past three weeks there has been several parties in Che city buying up dogs Prices all Che way from 3i0 Co Ssl have been paid for good sled dogs. but Che reason of this new venture was not known
 This forenoon scow lcft for down thc river loaded with splendid specimens Of mallmutos and hIskcs. These win hc taken Co Circle City and used in freight ing Into tho Panama.
 From reports just brought here from that district it is learned that fully hun- drod win winter in Che district. and as thc miners have been busy during Che season a good business win bc opened in fro.ghtiug supplies
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
DAY or THF DAWSON
 TRADERS NOW OVER
The Big Companies Will Force Them Out Of Business
 Interview With Frank BishOprick

Che price of potatoes would go as high as nfty cents per pound in Dawson this s's,- son. as Che supply now there would not bc sufficient Co last untl spring. and the prices of hay and oats win be high before Che first shipments got In next year.
 Mr. BIshroprIck concluded by saying that Che water in Che river was failing rapidly but that no floating ice had yct appeared as was thc case ot this time Inst year
 The Pcly river showed no signs of freezing. but it is Che general opinion among steamboat men that navigation win close in about tcn days or two wccl1.
 From now ou. as fast as thc boats reach White Horse. they win he tied up for the winter
 About iOO people win winter m Dawson and only a few hundred more win come out this year
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Frank Blshopr.cls member of Che wou-known firm of nIshoprIrIS shocmakc G Co. returned from Dawson on yosicr- days train. after short viait Go thot section
 In am Interview last cytnlng Mr. lilsh- oprIck stated thlt thc small trader in and around Dawson would soon Doc thing of Che past ns Che wholesale houses theie Woro au combining unl thnt thoy would eventually control thc prIcfFpf provisions In such a woy that tho mailer dcaicds who h1ve heretofore 0omtned w.u. soon. OF or Inter. bc compelled Go eo out of hus- uc..
 Already thc HrF. cnuc.rlf have r"1ons' oIt and now command tne situation. so urus pot1tues. hl, and Diis oro cnncrrn- ,I
 Mr. uehroprIck added th1t hc thought
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
VIII Start a Fox Farm

Among thc passengers who arrived at rureau from thc westward on Che steamer Newport wns Jim York brother oi capt1m Steve York Hc brought down sn young blue foxes. which hc intends Co tllt, down Co sum Dunn island and start l fox farm.
 Chas Stewart. formerly Of Juneau. is Interested with Mir York iu thIs rntcr- prise. and os Che fur of thls foV is worth from Sl5 Go No thero ls no doubt but that thIs enterprise wiu ho 70 paying one Thcso animals breed very rapidly and are easily raised when properly handled. Juneau Record Miner.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
Many Dawsonito, Cominr

Word received aet uIeht HHt,. th1t ht, steamer. 'l Che t Y N. n.rt.thr ruuOr sekrs and ulw.nn-7ro duc nc white Uou. today and th't th.y arc IoaaoI with ra..nr.r tu h..r frn o'r- city.
 Th. mwus tmt n.,h.r crowd of pore hI.- aY ourroinr uHvsoHit.- win roach h.re ou th.s evening lun 1nd Che mad
 scramble or tickets on tne uglrs for th' .ut.s win koop Che steamship mon up tu n.Ir clr m work. Preparations oro being made tn handle tho crowd and ih'r' UIu b. utl'. confusion.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
DOLPHIN DUE TODAY
Many Reservations Havo Already
 Boon Made

The flyer Dolphin is due in port this forenoon Quite a number of rcsorva- tons were made ycstcrlay and when Che Dolphin nus tonight she win no doubt hc lo1dod
 Yesterday many prominent people oi che Interior secured tickets A large 1mount of treasure win bc sent south on hrr. 1s good-sizcd pokcs are held by many.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
Gum Oh Guml

r1oy sat ou thc tuu uu of thc fence aa happy thtc nnd oi s.cHo th't s't .u thc branches of the trr above them. ,gn.r .br broke Che silence by saying. .Eu dld you aoc thos. iIp Cum Boots down at >cours store for four dollars a pare While you arc down thorr got mc 70 pair ur those hIrh uoo Nd shocs for a dollar Now hurry up. nIll
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

rl. aacr1,y o hc grand jury has n..n ...J. . m '. 0mcst since 'hc
 r.r uI vDra worn in '7 r...I United states Mar suul Shoun
 immediately after receiving th'Ir in- tuouuus from Judge Brown th' Jury won, into active session which lasted 1p tu yeaterI1y afternoon. with Che result
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
THt NEW A. B. HALL
Dawson Camp wm Have a Fine
 Placo In Thrso Weeks

DAWSON. Oct. 9--The Arctic Brother hood members are happy today. Their new hall ls nearly completed and it Is cx finished.
 Winter is the time when the real need of the organization is learned, and this season the A B's will be quite proml- nent.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
HEAVY FALL or
 SNOW AT DAWSON
First Big Storm of tho Soason Is
 Reported From There

DAWSON. Oct. 9-Anothcr heavy snow storm began this afternoon and at o'clock tonight had not let opp. The snow is composed of large flakes and several inches have already spread 90 white man. tle over mother earth and everything else In sight
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
Preparing to Buck Snow

The railroad ls rnpar.ne Cor t1' h't- tcs with Che snow A round hous Ia being constructed ot th' 7h'p' and thc snow fences 1rc being out n -hapo and place.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

The Ladies Bam1r arc right iu it for now goods. new u.mmiugs and good business. Bargains In helts no snidc goods hut good values for your money lu au umes Hminard c Armstrong. also Carlson sc urricr art silks. HuitcrIck pat- forms and novelties. iO6 Broadway
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
NOtioo Go Public

w. J. Barnes and A. Ai uabgr arc in no way connected with tho Dawson City and Yukon Directory fnr ia- ! win not Doc responsible for amy contracts made by chem or for money drawn ou slmc.
 M L Ferguson Publisher
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Belle of Lexington Whiskcy-oight years old-just out Of government bond
 and Three Crown Diamond Malt Whls' kcy-strlcty pure-at the Seattle Saloon.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
TYPHOID
Disease Carries or George
 PendegaSt at Dawson

DAWSON. oct s-Typhoii fever claim od another victim today
 George Pendcgast. wcll-knowu miner of this dictrict died this forenoon.
 Ic was 2> years old and was formerly a resident of Prince Edward Island.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
WILL REPORT TRUE BILLS

that several true buls have been found against offenders of thc law. which win bo reported Co thc court when it opens thIs morning. Sensational disclosures may bc looked for as result of thc prob- Ing now going on by thc men who hnv been selected Co vcntlatc Che actions of those who have wandered from Che straight and narrow
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

The board Of equalization is now in SOS sion from 70 a. m. Co { D. m. and vii continue from day to day until thc hu7 mess is closed lO-e-it'
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
Tailoring

r.r .-.... ..I ...I auHe .I"th. e' u r N...I win. r....r- hr utest ..l most ...H...... r".r.. .H u10rr- over, mouth outh.. t..l celrr1 and r.n.r.I U-1tf
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
Don't forget thc Dolphin today.

We arc having a bonandc Reduction Sale on ol of our high grade stock Chcncys Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

ff y.. ulr. -.nI work inr. telephone Nu m Automatic. N.E 'uN Laundry They use t away amt return .t .u 10 f.N hH.rs u
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
'FALL CLEANUP.
 10 BE BIG
Rains Prove a Blessing to
 the KlOndike

Output Of thc Crooks Wm Change -Bonauzn Forgos Ahond By Aid of Hnlsidos- -Eldorndo, Gold Run and Sulphur Fall Back
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
FULL or PASSENGERS
All Accommodations On CottoEo
 Arc Tnkon

Early I..t .r.uius tH. U..-.n-.r 1..Hr mediation. on th. cu.u. DIW v.r H' .a.I .ut IuH man. application. W.r ot ter.nrIs mud. ur rI.ue, by thos. who cam. down with l1e n.e crowd from nl0- .a. uu yOst.rIv. tuu Amnnr u promuDrt nI.s.ue.rs i.Irne uH th. Got. tle. CItt Ir. Mn. DII..rn"NN NIT c.r.. ruu eHIIr.r Nr rr'Wn.DD. l. uaTrmIr Mr. F0r'.. mHH'e"r i'ri.. Canning x Nrle.u.n Dn. W|"m Moe r.r. ur EJuuuo cr.... Nr H'u Nr I. ermrr.. former resident. "' lWn1u. r. U NDCu1rHL ol th. n.W W.'n Nurs etrn. r. C U...s.r HI N.W York '''. .HH Ar Fitzpatrick and ohId
 Absr,b with .t.v ue.., .a t. no. nhu tol1v
 A r-st-clles up-to-datc h1t th.s wcck for goo at Chcncys Boston store.
 Inst received nr.. stock ot winter millinery which win nr .o.d at reduced ,r.r.s FIfc-Nlossa co.
 ur bargains i1 shoes thIs week at Chonev's Boston store
 O1r b.r reduction sale iH on onr ent'rr stock Chcuoys Boston store
 Baths in porccllnt tuhs 1t tho Royal foot Fifth avenue Ladies apartments steam heat
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Tls. yau ...a .a., hobby nrr n' new enrInr oterrolte at Cuysnr.s
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Corduroy mits English make. No per suit
 Choncys Boston Stor'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
PARDONED
Gov. Ross Gives Schwege
 His Liberty

DAWSON. Oct. 9-Goy Ross h5f oX- crcIscd his first pardouing act
 Today Michael F Schworr. who was serving seven years sentence "n th" charge of obtaining money under fHlr' pr,touaos. was pnplonod
 He had served three years
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Travel on the safe steamer Dolphin to. day
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Fine watch repairing at p. F. Torn's
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Plenty of room on Che Dolphin today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

MLnInr hInnI. at thIs omee.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Baths in porcelain, tuhs ot thc Royal foot Fifth avenue. Ladies apartments steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

rr bargains iu shoes tbis week at Chonev's Boston Storc.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Inst received ur.. stock "t winter millinery which win or aoIJ at reduced .-,.... FIft-Nask1 co.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Orr b.s reduction sale ia ou our entire stock Chcncy's Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10
Notice

Direct for Seattle. Che Dolphin today
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

A b,rh with .,.r u.so. nm th. n". nhu ,.IHy
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

A frst-clles up-,o-dalc h1t th.s weok for l.o0 at Chcuoys Boston store
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-10

Tho ,wn-screw steamer Dolphin today
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13

checks without knowing both par
ties to the transaction, but that
they would ship the wagon to
Mastin and he could pay him.
The man also had letter, writ
ten on Mastin's letter heads, rec
ommending him. Taylor then left
the wagon works and went back
TO Seelbach's, where he was ar
rested, that gentleman having, in
the meantime, communicated
with the banks here and they with
Mastin, finding out that the check
and letter were both forgeries.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
BENEFIT.

The lessees of the Capital The
atre are arranging benefit for
Prof. F. P. Atherton in recogni-
ton of his efficient services in
connection with the Capital
Theatre Orchestra. The benefit
will be in the form of grand COLI
cert at which the full orchestra,
numbering sixteen pieces, will
perform Mr.. ]. H. Slaughter,
Mr.. J. M. VanDerveer and others
will sing. The date has been set
for Thursday, April 25th.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
BAPTIZED.

Rev. M. B. Adams, pastor of
the First Baptist Church, bap-
tized thirteen of those who united
with the church during the recent
revival. on Sunday morning last,
and again he baptized twenty-four
at the service on Wednesday night.
The total number baptized is 90
and those received by letter 9, a
grand total of 80, as the result of
this great refreshing from Oh
High. There is one lady to be
baptised yet, who was sick.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
REOPENED.

The livery stable which was
formerly occupied by the Thomp-
son Bros, and which was burned
in February, has been rebuilt by
the owner of the property, Miss
Carrie Weitzel, and reopened for
business by Mr.. Jas. R. Thomp-
son. He has a fine line of new
and up to date vehicles and we'll
trained aud going horses. This
stable has been very popular in
the past, and will no doubt main
tain it's popularity under the new
regime.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
A RAGING, ROARING FLOOD.

Washed down telegraph line
which Chas. G. Ellis, of Lisbon,
Ia, had TO repair. standing
waist deep in icy water, +" he writes,
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nally the best doctors in Oakland,
Neb., Sioux City and Omaha said
I.had consumption and could not
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Kings New Discovery and was
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Price soc.
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
Best Route to ST. Paul and Min
neapOlis.

Chicago d North Western R'y.
1.-THE North Western Limited, "
electric lighted, leaves Chicago
daily at $3.50 p. m. Service un-
equaled. The best of everything.
Three other first-class fast trains
daily from Chicago, also-9:00 a.
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Fast Mail, 1O:l5 p. m. Night Ex-
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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13

DR.. Wallace has opened Pri-
vate Hospital at Frankfort, KY,
for the treatment of Chronic
Diseases. Physicians in this and
adjoining counties having cases
requiring operations or such treat
ment as they have not the time or
facilities for giving, can send them
to this institution. For terms
address DR.. Wallace, Frankfort.
19-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. w. M. Likins, Prohibition
State Organizer, will deliver an
a ldress to the citizens of this city
at the courthouse on Wednesday
evening next, April II, at 7:3O
O'Clock.
Everybody invited, especially
the ladies. No charge for admis-
sion.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
WILL NOT BE CLOSED.

1t is authoritatively announced
that the proposed closing of Lock
Nos. !, 2 and 3, on the Kentucky
river will be postponed until July
Is.
This was accomplished by the
protest sent to Capt. Hodges from
the business men and shippers of
Louisville and other points. The
busy season will be over by that
time.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1901-04-13
DARING FORGER CAUGHT.

On Tuesday last a man went in
to the store Of Mr.. John G. Mas
tin, in this city, and represented
that he and his father had bought
a farm between Georgetown and
Stamping Ground; that there was
not a farming implement on the
place; and that he wanted to pur-
chase lot of such things, includ-
ing broad tire farm wagon,
which Mr.. Mastin priced to him
at $61, stating, however, that he
did not have the wagon in stock
but could order it for him.
The man was in and out several
times during the day, and had
the total sum of his agreed pur-
chases footed up by Mr.. Mastin.
He then left, saying he would
come in again and close the trade.
On Wednesday last, the Seel-
bach Hotel, in Louisville, was
called up by telephone and in
formed that one B. A. Taylor
would stop there and the person
talking represented that be was
Mr.. Jno. G. Mastin, of this city,
and that if the man presented a
check bearing his name to take it
as it was all right.
Shortly al, the man strolled
in and registered as B. A. Taylor,
and asked to have a check of Mr..
Nastin's for 1885 cashed. Mr..
Setback told him they would
have to take time enough to get
til money out of the bank first.
The man then went to the Ken
lucky Wagon Works (having first
telephoned them, representing the
one telephoning as Mr.. Mastin,
and that Taylor would call on
them to get some goods which
he, Mastin, did not have and that
the man was all right. He told
the proprietors that he wanted a
broad tire WAGON and was shown
one, which he said suited as to
price, etc. He then said he would
pay them the cash, AMI produced
a check purporting to be signed
by Mr.. Mastin for 1885, and asked
for the difference in cash.
The proprietors asked him how
he came by Mastin's check for so
much money? He said that he
had his fathers check for $500
and that he had bought goods of
Mastin to the sum of S415, and
that Mastin had taken the $500
check and given him the smaller
check to cover the balance.
The parties then told him that
it was against their rules to take
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JOB COULDN'T HAVE STOOD
1T.

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case of piles on earth. 1t has
cured thousands. For injuries,
pains or bodily eruptions it's the
best salve in the world. Price
25c. box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by J. w. Gayle.