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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1903-09-17

A J. PIKE, sec'y
Royal Arch Masons Reumes Chapter No.
~ meets second and fourth wednesday
Masonic hail. II. q BoziEN,
j. L. PgreRsoS. secy. ii. p.
Eastern Star Josephine Chapter No. 20
meets first and third Wednesday
evenings Of each month IN Masonic
hall. MRs 7 B. CORSELL, W. NJ.
MRs n. IlLLER, Sec'y.
{. 0. 0. F.,.-Golden Rule Lodge No. rs,
meets every Saturday night at ]. o. o.
i. hall. G. II. MARsnALL,.
z. Y. DEAN, secy. n. G.
paran Encampment I. 0. 0. f. No.
meets second and fourth Thursday at
T. Y. DrAs sec'y c. p.
Rebefahs Etna Rebekah. No %, meets
second and fourth Monday J. y. q. +.
hall. ELSIE GREEN. y. q.
NJ. JEENE DAVIS, secy.
United Artisans Grants Pass Assembly
No. 80, meets alternate Tuesdays IN
40. L. W. nall. Mrs. f.. A. GmffiTH
FRED MEEsCH, Master Afilsah'
Secy.
woodmen of the Wond-Rogue River
Camp No. % meets second ana iourth
Fridays ut WOodman Hall.
#. X. CoRoN, G. &.
G. r. MAYnEE, Clerk.
Women of Woodcraft -Azalea Circle, No
1872, meets first aud third Mondays al
WoOdmen hall
W. Il. DEAN, Clerk.
Modern WOodmen OF America Grants Pass
Caup No. SOU7 meets 2nd and ith Wednes-
day Evenings at Woodmen hall at 1850.
Ike NJ. Davis. VIC.
W. r. Gouder, Clerk.
Foresters of America Court Josephine
No. ~, meets each Wednesday except
the first, at A. o. 4. W. hall.
G.. n. BoLr, +. 5, j. =. HALE, G. X.
Josephine Lodge, No. ll2, A. o. L. W
meets in A. o. u. W hall, Dixon build
ing every Monday evening. - 49,
B A. SrANARD, Recorder.
Hawthorne Lodge, No. p, d. OF H., A. o.
4. W. meets every alternate Tuesday
evening in A. o q. W. hall, Dixon
building, Mas. A. MCCARTHY, COT IL.
Mrs LYDIA DEAN, Recorder
Knights OF the Maccabees Grants Pass
Tent, No. l3 meets first and third
Thursdays at Woodmen hall,
VIM, Alfred, X. L. CHESHIRE,
Record Keeper. Commander
Ladies OF the Maccabees Grants Pass,
Hive No Is holds regular "keviews'
first ana third Iharsdays ut a. o. u.
W. hail Visiting sisters cordially
invited. Jennie Cheshire,
Mary simmons, Lady Commander
Record Keeper.
Knights of Pythias lhermopylae No. 90
meets each Tuesday night 1880 W. q,
W. Hall Mt. Otley, g. G..
TON WuLtANs, X. ot X and 5,
Grand Army of the Republic Gen Logan
Post No. 3D. meets lrst Wednesday at
| 40. u. W. hail. e.. S. EVANS,
j, T.. rurEmuN, Adlt. Com
American Order OF steam Engineers, ore
gon Council No. /, meets urst and
third Saturdays, at \. q. u. w. nail
WM. H. kENNEN,
BENJ f. MYmcE, Chiel Engineer
Corresponding Engineer
Order of pendo White Rock Council No
lGG, meets in Woodmvn Hall saturday
nights,
G. E, MANHr, Secretary.
! l.. UUNrING, Counselor.
United brotherhood of Carpenters an,
luiners uf America Union No. lli'
each month at A, o, T., W, Hall.
meets second and fourth Fridays %
A j, PkE, Pres.
ID. A, FITzGERAlp, Src'N
Royal Neighbors OF America Edith G.
Stipe Camp No. POO meet, lst aud jr,
Fridays at a, q, u. W. hall
NJ, Jennie DAVIS, Oracle
Henrietta Iollcr, Recorder.
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Rest.

ENC5NF
Brother, you NAV drop your burden
At the closing Of the day;
In the Fathers eyes your labors ,s
Are but prattling babies play;
And He longs to show His mercy
And to soothe your cares away
Hear that soft voice
Groom above you;
Peace, my careworn
Child, love you
Then the arms called Everlasting
slip beneath you--tendor, strong,
And your tired heart ceases signing
While your lips send forth song.
Some good things come unexpec-
tedly, but as rule the best things
do not come accidently. They are
induced by long periods of right pur
pose and right endeavor One may
not always be able to look back and
see just how he has brought about his
own blessings, but tie fact remains
that his general course Of thought and
action has been such as TO invite
them and render them fitting. -
Forward.
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IosEPnLXE COUNTY orFIcERs.
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES.

Grants Pass Lodge A. +. ~ A. NJ, No 81,
regular communication first and third
Saturdays. Visiting brothers cordially
invited b. ". RIGGs w. NJ.
A ]. PIKE, Sec'y
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Modern WOodmen OF America Grants Pass
Camp No. SOO7 meets 2nd and lth Wednes-
day Evenings at Wo0dmen han at ;JO.
Ike NJ. Davis, V. c.
W. T. Goulder, Clerk.
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Women OF Woodcralt Azalea Circle, No.
1872, meets first aud third Mondays at
Woodmen hall.
GLEN PATRICK, q. ~.
W. u. DEAN, Clerk.
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Royal Arch MasOns Reames Chapter No.
2S meets second and fourth Wednesday
Masonic hall H. q BoBZiEN,
j. Il. PETERSON Secy. ii. j.
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Josephine Lodge, No. il2, A. o. L. W
meets in A. q. u. w. hail. Dixon build
ing every Monday evening.
J.. sTRoBLE, NJ. W.
b A. srANARn. Recorder.
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Ladies' OF the Maccabees Grants Pass,
Hive No Is holds regular Reviews
first ana third lhursdayS ut A. q. u.
W hall Visiting sisters cordially
invited. Jennie Cheshire,
Mary simmons, Lady Commander
Record Keeper.
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ration and surveying was the pubIica-
ton Of a series Of charts reduced from
the large map, a minute description Of
the shores and all other information
that may be useful to mariners. Be-
cause the large map would be too I'M
wieldy for general use a man is being
made from it on scale of eighteen
versts to an inch. This is the map that
will most frequently be consulted by
those who are interested in this part of
Siberia.
The party also began the erection of
lighthouses, four of which have thus
far been completed. These lighthouses
will be of enormous convenience They
will enable vessels to know their posi-
ton at night, will pilot them to the har-
bors that are to be developed. and their
for-horns will serve a similar purpose
when the little steamers are blowing
through masses of dense mist. At pres
ent vessels have to lie out in the open,
sometimes for days at time, when
they are only a few miles from the
place where they wish to load with lum-
Der. They dare not venture to the
shores till the fog lifts.
The cost of these undertakings has
been very great, but the Russian gov
eminent believes that the economic
prospects OF the Baikal country fully
justify the expenditure of large sum
in making the lake thoroughly avalla-
BILE for navigation.-NewY York Evening
Post.
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DIR. BAKERS RULOGY
OF GEORGE WASHINGTON WAS
GLOWING AND ENTHUSIASTIC.

Large Congregation In First Methodist
i shureh Last EvsninE-Camps Nos. L,
land s, p. o. 5. Of A., Were Present
DIR. BaEer's Remarks.
The First Methodist church at the
corner os Elm and College streets was
th-onged last evening when Rev. DR..
Henry Baker delivered a patriotic adj
dress on Washington" In the center
of the church were seated the members
OF Camps Nos. /, and Of the Patriot
ic Order Sons os America. nearly 200
strong. The members wore their rega-
pearance.
The sermon by DR.. Baker was one Of
the most enthusiastically patriotic ever
delivered in this city. The impressive
ness OF the sermon was increased by the
singing, which had been especially ar
ranged for the occasion. The choir rem
dered several selections of very ap-
propriate nature and the singing by the
congregation was exceptionally good.
! The choir's rendition of an inspiring Sc
lection entitled Hail to Our Country
and Our Flag" received most favorable
comment and held the closest attention
of the congregation.
! DR.. Baker began his remarks by al
luding TO Washington as soldier.
Very few words were spoken by the
clergyman in regard to Washington as
a boy. AS a soldier and statesman DR.,
Baker characterized Washington as
born for the positions. His great
breadth of mind and character made il
possible for him to discern human ma
ture and 10 solve the problems of mel
as few men have done before or since
His judgment of human character was
almost insailible and his success was
due in no small part to this. AS COM
nander end leader of men he was head
and shoulders above all others, and his
strategy as soldier was unsurpassed
His great achievement in crossing the
Delaware was given special emphasis
by DR.. Baker, and the clergyman's re-
marks were eloquent in describing the
accomplishment and in praise of the
man who did it. The work of Washing
ton in Boston, Trenton, on Long Island
and at Valley Forge, was depicted in a
most laudatory manner and every
statement of the pastor was replete
with patriotism in describing the quail.
ties of the great Revolutionary wal
leader. of the nations first president
and of one who was first in war, first
/ in peace and arst in the hearts of his
| countrymen."
I In CLOSING the service the entira &C,
semblage Joined in singing America"
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THE NEW ARTIST.

'I am afraid our new artist is a little
too realistic" said the city editor to the
manager.
What has he done?" inquired the
chief
II told him to illustrate Binglewood's
article on the human types that visit
the public parks" replied the city edi-
tor. Seize upon the salient features in
the story" I said as I handed him
proofs and show 'em up the best you
know how"
THAT word salient" said the chief,
should be used with discretion"
II guess that's right" the city editor
admitted. well, you should have seen
the sketches he presently turned in.
They were well DONE but oh, my! The
| first one I looked at had a lot of men,
women and children dangling from
ropes all about the music pagoda.
What's this?' I asked, That he re-
piled, Illustrates the line. They hung
around the band all the afternoon
That's just what he said.
1.-THE new artist must be humorist,"
the chief remarked.
mo, think not" the city editor said.
HE seemed to be in dead earnest.
The next sketch represented a lot of
people running after several grinning
figures mounted on slender legs and
labelled two o'clock, three Suck and
! four O'clock The artist saw that
was puzzled. That pictures OUT he
explained. the line, They chased the
marry hours away Good idea. isn't
it?' My response was to gather up the
sketches and hand them to him with a
shake Of the head. He looked little
disappointed"
what did he say?" inquired the
chief
"All he said was I guess maybe,
dunnon what salient means"
II thought he didn't" said the chief.
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE NORWICH
GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY VS.. THE
CITY OF NORWICH
nnEnpn

IN THE MATTER OF THE NORWICH
GAS & ELECTRIC COMPANY VS.. THE
CITY OF NORWICH
BEFORE
HENRY C. WHITE, CHARLES S. MER-
SICK, AND JOHN NJ. HOLC0MBE, A
SPECIAL COMMISSION.
To the Bondhoders of the Norwich Gas &
Electric Company:
WHEREAS the said City of Norwich has
decided to establish in said Norwich plants
gas and electricity for the use of Its inhabi-
tants, and the said Norwich Gas & Electric
Company has elected to sell its plants and
property to said City, and is attempting to
enforce the obligation of said City to- pur-
chase said plants and property; and
WHEREAS the undersigned have been
appointed Il special commission to adjudi-
cate between said parties as to certain
questions that have arisen Or may arise,
Including what the time price and other
conditions of such sale shall be: and
WHEREAS the said City has filed with
said commission its written requirement
that said plants and property shall bc trans
ferred to said City free and clear of any
mortgage or lien; and
WHEREAS the said Norwich Gas & Flee
trio Company has requested as one Of the
conditions Of such sale of said plants and
property to the City Of Norwich that the
said City be required to assume and pay
the four hundred thousand dollars ($4U0-
UUu.Uul va bohA 1huSpLCoIESo III Liz pSt'-
toner, secured by a mortgage and accrued
interest thereon, and that said plants and
property be sold and conveyed to said CITY
subject to said mortgage;
NOW, THEREFORE,, notice Is hereby
given to the holders Of such bonds to APP
pear, if they see cause, to be heard as their
interests may require, before this commits
sion, at the Common Council Room, In the
City and Town Of Norwich, County Of New
London, State of Connecticut. on Tuesday,
the oath of February, 1903, at half-past
nine in the forenoon, and at any adjourned
meeting of this commission.
Dated at New Haven, this 18th day Of
February, 1908.
JOHN NJ. HOLCOMBE,
Special Commission.
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ORDER OF NOTICE.

IDA NJ. GILES VS.. JOHN NJ. GILES, State
of Connecticut New Haven County, S.,
New Haven, February IA, A. D.. 1903.
UPON THE COMPLAINT Of thu said Ida
NJ. Giles praying for reasons therein set
forth for a divorce, now pending before tho
Superior Court In aud for New Haven
County, to be held on the drst Tuesday of
being found by the subscribing authority
that the said defendant Is absent from this
State: gone to parts, unknown therefore,
ORDERED, That notice Of the tendency
of said complaint be given by publishing
this order 10 the Morning Journal aud
Courier, q newspaper printed In New Haven,
In said County, once q week, three weeks
successfully. commencing on or before the
18th day of March, A. D., 1908.
J0HS CURRIER GALLAGHER,
Assistant Clerk OF the Superior Court for
New Haven County.
JASON P. THOMPSON,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Exchange Bldg.
f16-23 m2
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TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF AL
DERMEN, OF THE CITY OF NEW
HAVEN.

TO THE HONORABLE BOARD OF AL
DERMEN, OF THE CITY OF NEW
HAVEN:
The Director of Public Works respect
fully reports that, as ordered by the Board
of Aldermen, he has caused q Survey and
Layout and an assessment of damages and
benefits to be made for the Extension of
Second Street from Greenwich Avenue to
Kimberly Avenue, and the establishment Of
a grade thereon, the lines of which, as sur
veyed and laid out by him, are described as
follows. viz:
Both the northerly aud southerly lines
commence at the westerly line of Green
witch Avenue and extend In straight lines
to the sontheaseterly line of Kimberly
Avenue and are direct extensions Of the
present northerly and southerly lines e.
tween Greenwich Avenue and Hallock
Avenue.
The grade will be a straight line from
the present grade at Greenwich Avenue
to the present grade at Kimberly Avenue.
The lines OF the above described layout
of the extension Of Second Street, are fully
shown by the red lines upon a map Of the
said extension, on file in the office of the
City Engineer, dated Aug. Goth. 1902, and
numbered No. $780, and the grade is shown
by the red lines upon profile map of the
said extension on file In the same office
and dated Sept. 8, 1902. which map, and
profile map, dated and numbered as above
described. are made a part Of this Layout
The amount Of land taken for the said
extension Is fully shown upon said map.
All parties affected by the said extension
and the establishment Of a grade thereon,
were duly notified and given full opportun-
ity for hearing in the case. The report
Of the Bureau OF Compensation upon said
extension and the establishment Of grade
thereon Is herewith transmitted, and, after
careful consideration the Director respect
fully recommends the adoption Of this Lay
out, and the assessment Of damages and
benefits recomme ended in the accompanying
report of the Bureau Of Compensation.
Respectfully submitted,
JAMES B. COE,
Director of Public Works.
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HOME FROM ATTENDING A WE'D
DING.

Henry C. Noll, the we'll known politi-
clan, of 70 Lyon street, this city, has
just returned from a trip to Yonkers,
N. Y. He went to attend the marriage
of his niece and also to give the bride
away.
The newly married couple, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Pierpont, returned to this
city with Mr.. Noll to spend their we'd
ding tour, and are at his residence on
Lyon street.
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ORDER nE NnrIl.n

T. ~
MARCUS Z. AUSTIN VS.. NELLIE DILLON
AUSTIN, State Of Connecticut, New
Haven County, S., New Haven, Fcbru-
airy 18th, a. D., 1908.
UPON THE COMPLAINT Of the said
Marcus r. Austin, praying for reasons;
therein set forth fora divorce, now pend
ing before the Superior Court In ane for
New Haven County, to be held on the first
Tuesday of EIaten, A. n, 1908. it appearing
to and being found hy the subscribing
authority that the ssid defendant has gone
to parts rrlkncwn: therefore.
ORDERED, That notice Of the tendency
Of said complaint be given ~ publishing
this order II the Morning Journal and
Courier, newspaper printed in New Haven,
in said County, once a week, three weeks
successfully, commencing on or before the
10th day of February A. d., 1908.
JOHN CURRIER GALLAGHER,
Assistant Clerk of the Superior Court
for New Haven County.
49,. JASON r. THOMSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff, 1903 Exchange Bldg.
f19-25 M e5@
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HENRY C. WHITE.
JOHN NJ. HOLCOMBE,
A Snecial Commission.

Referring to the above notice, the bond
holders of the Norwich Gas Il Electric Com
pany are hereby requested to communicate
at once with the Undersigned, trustee under
the mortgage referred to. in order that such
steps may be taken as may be deemed adj
yisable to protect the interest Of the bond
holders. The bondholders will please state
the Issue number Of all bonds held by them
THE NEW YORK SECURITY & TRUST
COMPANY, Trustee. No. 46 Wall
Street, New York.
Dated, February 21st, 1908. f23 St
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District of New Haven, SIS. Probate Court
ESTATE of LESTER P. MALLORY ia late
of New Haven, In said District, deceased
The Court Of Probate for the District of
New Haven hath limited and appointed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
tors OF said deceased to bring In their
claims against said estate. Those who
neglect to exhibit their claims within said
time will be debarred.
All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
JANE NJ. MALLORY,
f20 3t Executrix
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The Board of Finance have in their uppro-
prlations placed the sum of Sixty-six hun
dred and ten 50-100 dollars, for the opening
and widening of streets, In the estimates
for 1903.
In making up the above estimates the
Bureau of Compensation allowed a suf-
ficlent amount to the different parties inter-
ested so that all buildings on the line Of
the contemplated improvement will become
the property of the City and not revert to
the property owners as heretofore
And that each of the following named
persons pay to the City of New Haven
for benefits aecruing to them and each
of them by the proposed public improve
ments over and above all damages the
same written opposite their names respec-
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aaamts.

ons cent a Wcrd for each insertions
Eve cents . word for fun week. sevsn
eimeA
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FOR SALE

DESIRABLE lot In choice location on Whit
ney Avenue. Address p. o. Box 265.
fiji Ct ~.
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TO THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS

TO THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS
OF THE CITY OF NEW HAVEN:
The Bureau of Compensation, to whom
was referred the order Of said Director
bearing date Of the seventeenth day of
September, A. D., 1902, directing the as
sessment and determination by this Blu
reau Of all damages and benefits to ac-
crue to all parties interested by the En-
tension of Second Street from Greenwich
Avenue to Kimberly Avenue, including the
establishment Of the grade thereon, hereby
respectfully report: That we have attended
to the duty assigned US, that we caused
reasonable notice to be given to all persons
interested in the said public Improvement,
in all respects pursuant to the provisions
Of the charter Of said city, to appear before
us and be heard in, reference thereto: and
we fully heard at the time and place speci-
fled in said notice, all persons who appeared
before us. ~
And thereupon, we do assess and deter
miEe that the City Of New Haven pay to
each of the following named persons In full
of all damages, over and above all benefits
accruing to them by reason of the proposed
public improvement, the sums written OPP
poslte their names respectively, to wit:
JameS EnSllSn ........s...........S 80, JOO.U0
Lizzie Z. Connolly +-.............. 100000
Estate of David Daggett, ct all. $4,000
st. Peters Congregation ........... 5000
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- @I,5Uc.tU
ALL Of which is respectfully submitted
City Of New Haven, Dec 9Th, A. D., 1902
FREDERICK c. LUM,
CHARLES I. COYLE,
EDWARD w. BALDWIN,
Bureau of Compensation.
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araI gstate.

MOST PROMINENT, DESIRABLE.
Offices In the city for rsnt,
Chapel, corner % State. Oh II
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FOR RENT,

FURNISHED rooms in choice location on
Whitney Avenue. Address r. o. Box 265.
I'll ct ~
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FOR RENT.
FIRST floor, "a Bishop Street. Apply at 333
HUMPHREY STREET. I'll 1t
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DRUG DEPARTMENT.

Such as physicians will recommend know
ing their prescriptions will be properly pre-
pared as directed, and a drug store where
every one will feel that he can get just
what is called for in the line Of Medicines
ana invalid supplies of every description;
get it promptly, and at the right price.
Having the patronage of physicians of
all schools of practice our stock includes
probably larger variety of remedies than
any other store in the state, and with
spacious laboratory and store room (recently
enlarged) you can nowhere be better served.
We solicit your orders for anything you
need, either in person, by mail or by tele-
phone.
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WANTED.

RELIABLE man wants position As watch.
man or iRnitor. 10 Church, Room Sd
Best city references f2l On
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Employment Agency ws wa

Male and female can fad the best Sit.
nations. Work OF all kinds. The best
help can be obtained here. Open evenings.
flo year
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EMPLnYMENr AGENcY

SLEEMAN'S RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY, 775 CHAPEL STREET. Estab-
llshed 16 years. Largest, best in the state.
Best male and female help for any and ali
kinds Of work. Sent anywhere. n2S tt
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jones Reliable EMPLOYMENT lcaarT.

- Clurch. Telephone 1921.
We are headquarters. Only best helm
furnished. Trial order VIII convince yod.
FL II
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We sell
No Cigars,
Soda Water,
or Candy,

and their patients. In word, we endeavol
to make our
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Afisre1la

Pa,sat stove Bslef 1T any stove.
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WANTED.
TO buy for cash, second hand books. large
OF small quantities. Apply Mr.. CADBf.
1915 Chapel Street 40 Ttr