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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-19
Date of the Next is Set

Mobile, Ala, Dec. 1S.-Advices re-
ceived here by steamer indicate that
,lnotIIer reNoIuIIOn - 4Inminent IN HON
duras and that it is expected to take
s,loee SON e.lter the las OI tne year.
1t is expected to be fostered by ex-
SSIue4II lie. d, .II4 OuSLI special en-
voy, with the purpose of ousting Presi-
-.tLL DonIL4a.
On his retirement from the exeeu-
i've chair of Honduras President Sier-
"a named Senor Arias for president,
and he was given the position.
then BonIlla organized revolution
and overthrow Arias, who is now an
exile in prison at Tegucigalpa. 1t is
said the people are dissatisfied with
he conduct of the government and es-
yecially in the matter of the Honduras
.ailway, which was built by English
capitalists. Since it's construction not
a cent of interest or principal has been
paid the bondholders and it Is assert
ed that the English government will
take cognizance of the matter and en-
force the payment.
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A FAVORiIE Trading PLACL
Old Establishment, illed With
New hoods

The old established mercantile house
of r. q. Rooms q Co. commands the
at.en.Ion or the tradlng puDllc by its
sLlIct attention to the fundamental
Principles Oh tlade-buylng and selling
M noDins is an experienced, close,
yet generous buyer, who anticipates
tae wan,s OF his customers, and. In
the sIl ong if somewhat slangy express
sion of the day, he's always there with
the goods. he superintends with equal
care the selling, and sees that every
customer is pleased before he leaves
the store.
lnis week Mr.. Robins has received a
large stock of new goods for the dry
gooas and gents furnishing goods oe-
partment, and these are Deing SHOWN
and greatly admired. The grocery de-
partment is also newly stocked, and
everything that is carried Is OF the
best quality. 1t is a matter of great
pride with Mr.. Robins that his GUS
toners are satisfied with the treat
ment accorded them and with the
prices charged for the goods they buy.
he asks the Silver State to say that
ne duly appreciates the liberal pat
ronage enjoyed dun ing the past year,
respectfully solicits its continuance
throughout 1904, and that he wishes
al Merry Christmas and a Happy
New Year.
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A FLYING MACHINE
THAT FLEW
Successful Trip of Three Miles
Against a Strong Wind
Was Made

Norfolk, Va, Dec. 1S.-9 successful.
trial of a flying machine has beer
made near Kittyhawk, N. c., by VIII
our ana OrVIIIe wIIsnt, oI Ddy Ton, y.
1ne machine flew Tor three miles in
the face of a wind blowing at the
.rvsis Tea ed velocity OF Il mics an houi
and tnen gracefully descenaed 10 eartn
al spot seieCIeu Dy Lne ndvagdtofs.
The machine has no balloon attach
Iuen. aAu SIS LoiCe I.OIn piopeii-
-. wo4 neu Dy d small engine.
Preparatory TO las nIsnt the machine
was paced upon a piatloim near hit-
.yhawk. The platform was built on
"a II4sn sanu AI4, aIiu wnen ali was al
reau4ness the IasCenIngs 10 the ma
chine were released and it started
aown an incline.
Inc naxIea.of, Wilbur Wright, then
started small gdsolne engine whicA
worked the propeIIeIs. When the emu
OF the incline was reacned the ma
cnine gradually rose until II OBTAINED
an altitude or sixty feet. In the face
of the strong wind blowing it main
tained an even speed of eight miles an
hour.
Tne idea of the box kite has been ad-
nel ed 10 in the pasIc toi mauon or the
nylng machine. A huge frame work
OF light timbers 80 feet wide, five feet
deep and flye feet across the top forms
the machine proper This is covered
4 with a tough but light canvass. IN
the center is the navigator's car. anu
suspended just below the bottom plane
| IS a small gasoline engine, which fur-
1 nished the motive power for the pro-
pellefs and eieyating wheels.
! Ine4e are two six-blade propellers,
one arranged just below the frame So
!, as to exert an upward force when In
\ Inouon, and Lne O.4ier eAeenuInS nofi-
\ zontally to the rear from the center OF
4 the car, furnishing the forward i'm
H petus.
4 Protruding from the center OF the car
\ is a huge fan-shaped rudder of can
i vass, stretched upon frame or WOOD
i This rudder is controlled by the navi-
4 ssator ana may De lnot eu To edcn sfuc
raised or lowered.
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4 MILLION FOR E-
POSITION
Senator Mitchell of Oregon
Asks for a Liberal Ap-
preparation

Washington, Dec. 1S.-Most of the
senates time today was occupied oy
ar eloquent, forcible argument by SEN
ator Mitchell of Oregon in behalf OF
his bill approprlating s1,125,OOO for par
ticipation by the government in the
Lewis and Clarke exposition at Port
hand.
senator Mitchell showed that the
work is well under way, the site Tor
the exposition buildings graded, land
scaped, macadamizing finished and the
water and sewer systems well advanc-
e d. Nine states have already appro>
D rated a total of nearly a million and
a quarter, the states mentioned being
Oregon, California. Washington, ida
no. Utah, Montana, North Dakota
Minnesota and Missouri.
Senator Mitchell declared that the
will be of such national i'm
portance as to justify the appropria-
ton proposed. He showed that accord
ing TO the treasury reports since 1879
the government had appropriated IN
excess of twenty-one millions TO aid
various expositions. but not one dollar
for such purpose has been given TO an
exposition held west of the Rockies.
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A SUCCESSFUL CATERER
How an Excellent Business
Has Bet n Built Up

One of Winnemucca's most popular
and progressive young merchants, II.
w. Duncan, after telling the Silver
State reporter last evening of the
growth and pleasing conoluon of his
business, which is now greater in vol
ume than it ever has been, said:
now 90 l get business! Well, I'll
tell you my plan. / find what the peo-
pie want, get it, let 'em know have it
and they do the rest; there you are;
that's all there is to il except this:
don't give my customers anything but
the best, no matter what they want.
All my candies are fine and fresh, ci-
gars ditto. / sell more candy and car
ry a bigger stock than any one else IN
town. AT this season we are doing
rushing business al the hot tamale and
hot chocolate counter, and our book
and news department has grown TO
more than l expected it would be In
six months from now.
II am having a big run on the oys-
ter cocktails which l manufacture and
sell at wholesale, and am now supply
ing the trade at Paradise, McDermit,
Carlin, Elko, Golconda, Kennedy,
Lovelock and several other places.
lis business growing? Well. l should
smile. 1 just bought a fine new cash
register; had to have it. In short
time l will start in to enlarge and re-
model this store, and when l get
through 1t will be one of the SWEETEST
little places in the state"
Henry is hustler and an all round
good fellow; his many friends rejoice
in his prosperity, and still more to
know that he deserves it all. He has
fine line of fancy candy boxes. and
lot of specially prepared gift boxes Of
cigars to which he calls the special at
tention of those who are looking for
presents.
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HAPPENINGS IN OUR
OWN STATE
Late News Notes Gathered
From Many Places in
Nevada

Attorney Wren of Reno is suing
Washoe mining company for S4S5 fees.
The Churchill Standard will be the
name of the paper to be published at
Fallon.
F. G. Folsom, until recently engi-
neer at the insane asylum, mas been
appointed a deputy constable in Reno.
Thieves attempted to gain an en-
trance to the Genessy plumbing es-
adjustment in Reno Wednesday night,
but were scared away.
1t has now been practically settled
that in addition to Abe Steckle ana
FRANK Smith, Frank Friesell will be
chosen from Nevada on the All-Coast
eleven that will play the redoubtable
Carlisle Indian school team on Christ
mas day.
A well-known painter of Reno, New,
bumped the Chinese lottery for $220
yesterday. He played twenty-five
cents on the ticket and caught eight
numbers. The same man has hauled
down some good prizes in the same
msututon just before Christmas for
four years running.
John hays hammond, the most cele-
brated mining engineer in the world,
is to make his western headquarters
in Salt Lake. He will occupy a suite
of rooms in the Mccormick building.
MI. hammond has selected Salt Lake
Tor his headquarters as the mining
center of the country. He will radiatc
from here in looking after the various
interests which he represents.
Arrangements are being made for n
visit or the Nevada State Band of
Carson to the st. Louis exposition. The
be nd will be composed of forty of the
best musicians of the state, and requI-
sition will be made for Richard Tobin.
beII stevens, 0eol gle Vlelra and otner
Nevada students at the Boston Con-
servatory of Music; and Miss Mabel
Stanaway, also in the celebrated east
ern institution, will be the vical SOLO
list.
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4 CARELESS PIECE
Of WORK
Nature Left This Unfortunate
Young Man in Remark
able Condition

Brookings, 8. D., Dec. 1S.-Surpris-
ing results have developed at a post
mortem examination on the body of
William Allison, 21 years old, who died
after ten days illness apparently from
Inflammation of the stomach. The
young man had said he had been pois-
oned and to satisfy the family a post
mortem was held. The surgeons found
a most peculiar displacement of the
internal organs. The operators found
an opening through the diapraghm and
dilated stomach, nearly three times
normal size, completely filling the left
side of the thoracic cavity, taking the
place of the left lung. There was no
left lung, only a small documentary
lung, about one inch thick and three
inches square. Lying under the stom-
ache was found the ascending descend
ing colon with the appendix attached
IN its usual place on the lower end OF
the colon and also nthe thoracic cav
ity
The heart was located on the lower
right side of the thoracic cavity ex-
tending parallel and next to the spinal
column between the second and fifth
ribs. The right lung was not normal
size.
There Is no question but that the
anatomical malformation of the diff
ferent organs had existed from in
fancy.
The young man had never been III
end this Is the reason his peculiar
condition had never been discovered.
The case is believed to be one Of the
most remarkable in the history OF
surgery.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1903-12-19
AN IMPOSING GEL
EbRAT|ON
Centennial of the Louisiana
Purchase at New Orleans
on 6rdnd Scale

New Orleans, La, Dec. 1S.-The pres
ence OF wa. ships OF three nations and
e..e attend.nee OF scores OIL prominent
NIsltots nom Na4Ious pdrts or Ine
county give PROMISE lhat the ceiepra-
1ion oI Tue Louisiana Purchase centen-
nal, wnIcn uegan lOuay ana continues
three uays wIlI surpass IN scope ana
or4aAiancy the nost sansuine eApec-
.a,iOns of Its Promoters. VISITORS are
aIreauy arriving al large numDe. ana
t..e croWuvd s,4eets ana puDnc places
iesemDIe tne hIaIoI ulas Inronss.
New orleans Is particularly pledsei
over liie presenCe Oh the opanIsn man-
ol-Maf r.Io ue ia rldtd, wHIcn rs the
nIst Spanish war vessel TO visit this
eountly ) since the opdnlsn-Amerlcan
wdf. Ine new fI encu mdn-ot- " az
uiavieIe rs also mere, wnIie the United
otates navy rs rep eoented by tue
a. user hrinneapons ana several smaI-
er vessels.
Dui444s the three days of the cele-
oIatlon tnele Viii be cIvie, military
ana religious cel emonles, colonial
oall, a coIonial eXnIDIt ana naval pa
taae. Though there VIII De several pa
aues anu o1ner spectacular teaIuIes,
.l.e program IN Its enuIeIty has been
80 ar ansea as to appeal more TO the
.,.uuen. OL, nislory I4.dn 10 the ordln-
aiy sIgntseec. Conuiuons are favor
1D4e 20 tnIs arIana ement, as the oId
OuluInss connecteu win the TRANSFER
d.e stnI in Ne4y much tne same condi-
uon as they were a century ago.
Inc man ceremonies VIII take place
N the Capldo, the gove4 nment house
.lnuer the Spanish ana rrench ana
1panTsh regimes, now the supreme
court building. 1t has been tu4 nIsned
exactly as IL was on the day OF the
- ans4er, ana Loussal, CIaiDoi ne, VIII
nlnson ana otner commissioners Will
oe represented by promlnent citizens
IN the costumes of the times.
sunday, wIIcn wall be the real CEN
.enary OF the transfer, the day VIII
oegln with nigh mass and lie Deum
N the old catnedral, after winch, at
'tne nour, Nhen TIE actual tranSfei
.ook place, there will be an orauoh
rom the balcony of the Caoildo ana
ne national coIols Will be raised amId
ne booming OF canon in Jackson
square.
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M.NU tOk SUNDAY DINNER
What Will Be Served the Up
tO-Ddte'S Patrons

Following is the bill of fare for the
Sunday dinner at the Up-to-Date
Cafe:
Chicken Soup.
Salad.
RELISHES.
Olives. Branch Celery.
ENTREES.
Boiled Tongue, with Caper Sauce.
Boiled = eff, with Horseradish
ROASTS.
Turkey. with Cranberry Sauce.
Chicken, with Dressing.
Prime Ribs of Beef, with Pan Gravy.
Pork, with Apple Sauce.
Mutton. with Jelly.
VEGETABLES.
Mashed Potatoes. Corn
Caulifiower.
DESSERT.
Lemon Pie. Mince Pie.
Plum Pudding. with Hard Sauce.
Assorted Cakes. Fruit. Cheese.
Coffee. Milk. Tea.
Wines. Beer.
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HOME NEWS TOLD IN
PARAGRAPHS
Personal and Local Items OF
Interest to All, Picked
Up Today


ness trip to Frisco.
Where are you going to get youi {.
Christmas candy? AT Roses. 16-St.
Aaron A. Kephart and Hugh Harnly.
of Salt Lake City, came in last night.
Bed Comforters-tine. the cneapes
to the best, at F. C. Robins Co. li-6,
Edward King, of Wells, is in town
today, and is staying at the Lafayette.
New candies for Christmas. at r. Z.
Robins & Co. 17-ot
Episcopal Sunday school will meet
tomorrow at o'clock at the hose
house.
Tne right place to order your gro
ceries for Christmas dinner is at
Browns.
Miss Georgia Bird has accepted a
position in the mercantile establish
ment of F. C. Robins.
Can ana examine the Christmas
goods at the Peoples Store before pur.
chasing elsewhere. 16-tf.
New Walnuts, Almonds, Pecans,
filberts, Brazils and Peanuts, zoe pc.
pound, at Browns. 16-St.
We have as fine a line of Christina
presents as you can ind anywhere a.
the Peoples store. left
Theo. Weller came in this after
noon from Paradise, and will leave on
NO. for San Francisco for couple of
weeks visit.
Attorney w. S. Bonnifield returned
on No. yesterday afternoon from
san Francisco, where he has been for
several weeks.
The Episcopal church guild will have
a Christmas tree on Thursday evening
in the Silver State hall at O'Clock.
rurther announcement will be made
later.
Henry Miller, of Willow Point. is
transactlng business in town, and will
return home Monday. The Silver
state acknowledges pleasant call
fiom Mr. Miller.
Mrs. A. Z. Lothrop's junior music
pupns gave meritorlous and very en-
JoyaDIe recital in Silver State hall at
z:50 this afternoon. which was at
Tended by a NUMBER of parents and
friends or the young musicians.
ing school in tloyd's district. came in
on the kennedy stage, and is visiting
the family of her uncle, +. X. Murphy
| today. She will leave tonight for Eu-
reka, to spend the two weeks vaca-
ton.
Z. H. Ruffner, of Rochester, New
York. who is giving demonstrations
of the workings of a kodak develop
ing machine, is in town today. He
Brown Bros drug store this after
noon.
Division Superintendent w. r. Scott,
Master Mechanic Z. II. Wright, Train
master McGovern and koadmaster-
Griffin are in town today, coming in
Mr. Scotts special car. They are in
specting the property of the company,
and attending to other business.
The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter
Organ was held from the Methodist
church this afternoon at o'clock, Rev.
Edison conducting the services. The
remains were lad to rest in the ceme-
terry across the river. Many friends
and acquaintances attended the flu
neral
Mrs. j. H. Carter ana two little sons
arrived in Winnemucca last night
from Reeds Station. They were met
here by Mrs. Carter's father, ]. D.
Bradshaw, of Paradise. and all will
leave for the latter's home tomorrow
morning, where Mrs. Carter will visit
for several weeks.
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An IN|NTERV|EWW|T H
KRUTTsCHN|T
States Positively That the
Division Point Will Continue
to Be WinnemuCCa

The Silver State was given some in
,ormation last night regarding the in
tentions of the Southern Pacific rail-
road which corroborates and stren~.N-
ems the statement obtained from an
other source few weeks ago, and
which relates to the rumors that have
been in circulation here for some time
IN regard to the removal of the d.
vision point from Winnemucca to
Humboldt House. The information was
only forthcoming after the reporter
was pledged to not give the public the
name of the informant, who is, how
ever one of the leading business men
Of the town, and whose deep and sin
cele interests in it's welfare prompted
him to take the matter up with prom
inent and influential citizens of San
Francisco in an endeavor 10 learn the
real intentions of the company.
This gentleman is just In receipt OF
letter from one of San Francisco s
best known business men and finan-
ciels, who is in close tuoch with the
hignest oiiciais of the Southern Pacific
road. AT the earnest request of the
Wnnemucea business man, he inves-
As.,vu lne malter thoroughly, inter-
viewing the officials and getting in
iO.il..,.on Al eve4y way possaDle. Iney
we're free to talk with him, knowing
lha. iIe, too, was Interested IN d nIldL-
eal way in humDoldt county, and they
one and all gave him the assurance
tAat lne division point would not be
euangea, but mat 1t was the intention
Oi the company to MAINTAIN it as di-
1is.on point at Wlnnnemucca for all
time TO come.
lnis was encouraging. but the seeker
alter inIo.mauon Mould not. be salts
hed unlu he had the word of General
Manager kruttscnmit to strengthen
what mad been said by officials not
30 hIgh in authority.
AS soon as the subject was broach-
Ell, Mr.. hruttschmit quickly and EN-
phaucalIy stated that the rumor was
all lale talk. he said, in just these
bo4as, Ihat The proposition OF movlns
the dIvislon point from Wlnnemucca
TO HUMBOLDT house has never even
been consiueled py the company. he
Stated turtner tnat there was no dan
ger or It's beng considered, and gave
Inc gent4eman 10 Wnom he was tank
ing Ine assurance that the divIsion
NUG4d Iemain llgnt where it is, re-
ped..ns lnat tneIe was not the slIgnt-
to. s.ou4.us Ior the lear IeII Dy some
tnat ~ wOdid De removed.
Ln4s sAoula De suillcient encourage
menl Iur Ii.ose wno nave Deen long II
louoI. IL ousnt To set aslue the Iears
tnat nave Aepl some from buying
?. oper.y, otneIs tom buIluIng. VIM
LeinucSa Is assured OF prosperous
YEAR IN 1904, ana lole rumors tnat nave
no Iounaatio snould not be allowed
10 re.a.o AS progress. The knockel s
sAouIu lake a back seat for awnlie
low, ana everybody, We believe. should
ADOPT and carry out the SILVER state S
nu..o: III you can't boost. don I
Knock
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Sunday Church Services
METHODIST CHURCH.

There will be a special service for
young men tomorrow night beginning
at Z o'clock. The theme of the pastors
address will be "One Young Man in a
Thousand"
Subject of the morning sermon. THE
First Christmas"
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Epworth
Leauge at p. m. Glass meeting at
the close of morning service.
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Notice

Any citizen of the age of 21 years
can at any time. who has not used
their homestead right, file on leo
acres of land. under the irrigation ca
nal in Nevada. For maps. plats and
instructions call on or address o. H.
Mack, Reno, Nevada. 19-6t
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For Re Il

FOR RENT-A house on Main street
of four rooms, partly furnished; in con-
nection with same for sale l new cook
stove and utensils. l parlor stove. Fur
ther information. call on +. o. Robins.
Winnemucca- Nevada. 1t
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CATHOLIc HURCH.

Tomorrow, Sunday, Dec. 20. Father
Burns will celebrate mass in st. Pauls
church at 1890 a. m.
Evening devotions. consisting Of the
Rosary and Benediction Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament, at 1880,
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Genuine Meerchaum and Brier Pipes
ana Amber and Meerchaum Cigar
Holders. A gift that would be appre-
aiated by any gentleman that smokes.
You will find the best line at Brown
Bros drug store. 17-to-1-1
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If YOU have not ordered your winter
suit or overcoat. it's about time you
did SO. See G. F. Kirchner about II.
He can fit you out. no matter what
you want. ur'
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Straiaht PurChasePlan' s Ours

We carry no consignment goods in
jewelry. We buy everything for spot
cash and give you the best prices on
everything in the jewelry line that
can be quoted in Winnemucca. Brown
Bros.' drug store. HIST
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Do not send away for your Christ.
mas presents! The Peoples Store
will be Santa Claus headquarters
again this year. 3tolS
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Mems double and sigle-breasted navy
blue Overshirts-Marysvil WOODEN
Mills make. just the thing now Tor
the coming cold weather, at II. c.
Robins Co. i-ot
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II you don't know what to buy TOT
Christmas presents we can heip you
decide at the Peoples Store. lo-I.
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Seeded Raisins. Currants, Citron,
Orange and Lemon Peel. at L. c. Rob-
ins & Co. 17-6t
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If you want to buy nice holiday
girt. you can surely find 1t at Brown
Bros drug store. 17-to-1-1
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Shoes and Slippers. at F. c. Robins y
Co. l7-6t
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What would make more acceptable
gift than a piece of jewelry handsome
ly monogramed-Go to Rose. the jew
eler. 16-St.
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Gloves-Men's. boys, ladies', Misses
and Childrens Gloves. All styles and
prices. at F. C. Robins & Co. 17-6t
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Fancy Navel oranges, 45c per dozen.
at Browns. 1s-st
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New crop fall 1903 English Walnuts'
The large variety, at F. c. Robins q
Co. 1i-oi
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derwear at the Peoples Store; also
sweaters. 3tolo
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Don't fail to see the fine line oil
medallions at Brown Bros, Drug
store toll
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Christmas Toys for the young and
old. See what we have, then purchase
accordingly, at F. C. Robins & Co. It's
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I office of Removal

DIR. p. ]. Mangan has removed his
Office from the Shone house to his
new residence on Bridge street. 1s-st
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The largest and best stock in town.
At Roses lost.
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AS good as new-your clothes. II you
take them to G. F. Kirchner to De
cleaned and repaired. Tux
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