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The Aberdeen weekly. [volume] (Aberdeen, Miss.) 1878-1933, 1906-04-20

April 20, 1soe-2t.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26
Notice to ALI Privilege Tax PAYERS.

Notice Is hereby given, as required by Sec
ton Ill of the Privilege Tax Laws Of 1894, that
all privilege tax licenses, except those issued
TO railroads and retail liquor dealers. will ex-
pire during the month of April and must be
renewed for twelve month during the month
of May. Unless the licenses are renewed dur
ing the month of May,i is made the duty of
the tax collector 10 collect double the amount
OF the original tax, and as he is left without
any discretion whatever in the matter, trust
that all privilege taxpayers will promptly come
forward, procure their licenses during the
month Of May, and save me the necessity of
enforcing the heavy penalty.
W. W. WILBURN,
Tax Collector
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26

G. c. Reid, our efficient and de-
servedly popular deputy sheriff, was
at Durant Saturday in an official ca
pacity,
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26
LEXINGTON CHORAL CLUB MEETS.

The Choral Club met with Miss
Morris on Tuesday afternoon, and had
a full attendance and a very profita-
Bile meeting, The club will meet next
with Miss Nettie Watson, on May Sth,
1906. The following programme for
three months, beginning April oath,
comprises readings in Wagnerian
study, with piano selections from the
the same master.
Sketch of Wagner's Life"
Mrs. W. l.. Jordan.
Piano, Selected
MAY STH, 1906.
Suggestions for Wagner Study,
"The Mythical" Mrs. D. W. Beall.
THE Historical Structure"
Mrs. l.. D. Pepper.
"The Spiritual Forms and Methods"
Miss Morris.
THE Musical" Miss Mccain.
Selection limited to
two minutes each.
Piano, "Oh, How Sublime"
Misses Lindholm and Watson.
MAY 22ND, 1906.
"Wagner's Influence on Piano
Composition Miss Nettie Watson.
Poetry, Painting and Music
Combined in the Wagner
Drama" Miss Wilburn.
Piano, Selected, Mrs. Hal. Gillian.
JUNE 18TH, 1906.
Roll Call Answered with Quotations
from Wagner's Works.
"Wagnerian Operas" Tannheuser,
Miss Herman. |
Plane, March from Tannheuser,
Miss Fannie Eggleston.
JUNE 26TH, 1906.
"Lohengrin," Mrs. Downer.
Piano, Wedding March from
Lohengrin," Miss Emma Stansbury. |
JULY STH, 1906.
Flying Dutchman," Miss burden. |
Piano, Spinning Song"
Miss Eggleston.
JULY OATH, 1906. :
"Parsifal," Mrs. |. B. Pickens. |
Piano, Selected,
Mrs. Mary Beall and Mrs. .Stanfeld. |
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26
Letter to Alderman Pepper,
Lexington. Miss.

Dear Sir: There are these five ways
of badness in paint:
ID stuffed-opt with chalk, or some
thing like that;
% barytes, better than chalk, but
no covering to it; nobody knows it's
there;
CO benzine in the oil, or water, or
other such stuffng;
"a too thin-too much liquid, what
ever it is, for the solid;
(5) short measure;
Now will you buy by the price per
gallon?
We furnish our agents with state
chemists certificate of analysis that
tells what's in Devoe. Yours truly,
F. w. DEvoE & Co.,
New York.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26

absolutely thousands who would have
voted for Noel to vote for one of the
other candidates. Then there were
scores of kilograms and telephone
messages sent on the day of the pri-
mary, in some localities, declaring
that Mr.. Noel had withdrawn, and in
others, that he had conceded defeat.
Notwithstanding this, and though it
was his first race, out of less than one
hundred thousand votes cast, about
twenty-five thousand were for Mr..
Noel. He starts in the next contest
ten times as strong as before, and
against candidates who have never
made the race before. With all the
other candidates but one eliminated
in the first primary, he will draw
more votes from those who fail to en-.
ter the sec ond primary than any 9th.
er candidate mentioned. The people
will not be deceived again by the cry
that his support is small and local, oil
that he is anything else except in the
| front of the contest"
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Arnold, of Broz-
vile, were here Saturday on trading
trip.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-26
General Summary of the Weather Bul :
letin, for Week Ending April q.

The mean temperature for the week
as whole, was from one to two de-
grees below the normal. The wealth
er grew gradually warmer as the week
advanced. Both maximum and mini
mum temperatures were higher dur
ing the latter part of the week than
during the forepart. The nights were
cool, and up the 18th night tempera-
lures were generally in the forties,
but subsequent to that date minimum
temperatures were higher and maxi
mum temperatures were near or above
eighty degrees. The 22nd was the
warmest day. Clear weather pre-
vailed throughout the week with the
exception of the last two days which
were generally partly cloudy to cloudy
with few light local showers in the
central and northern counties. There
was an abundance of bright sunshine.
No high winds were reported.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

Embroidery sale at Brows' Cash
Store.
Old ladies comfort lined shoes
at Fed Haines & Co.'S
Justlike finding goods---Schwarsz
& Budelman's cost sale.
DR.. w. @. Brown, Dentist. Cfics
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office.
If you wish 10 be located on a
good homestead, zee II. NJ. Jordan,
the surveyor.
@. w. Clevenger a Co havs re.
ceived big lot new furniture which
the public should call and see.
Keep your feet warm when out
sleighing with one Of those fine
carriage heaters a, J G Welcome \
Sons.
Fred Haines a Co, will sell 6ne
custom made suite for men and
boys st cost. Come in and ask
Daddy" about Il.
RID Burrow made a professional
visit TO Lawen Thursday and before
be had gotten home yesterday a
phone message was received ask
ing that he return there.
The Times Herald man hereby
givee notice that he will te on hand
at the mask ball and tina, Ike
Schwartz shall not have = walk
over for those five ehaves.
The wood saw and barley roller
Of Austin Goodman is kept busy
with orders ahead all the time
See to IL that your wood 10 sawed
and hohsed before the stormy
weather sets in.
Dr. Marsdon, county health off,
Ger, reports new cases Of scarlet
fever In the family Of o E Tbomp-
son at Lawon. In all there are Eve
families quarantined 10 that neigh
Dor hood
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

In the matter Of the Estate Of Thornton
williams. Deceased.
Notice is hereby given 10 all persons
interested In the above entitled estate
that the undersigned executrix Of said
estate has filed her final account herein,
and that Hon. n. @. Levens. County
Judge Of Ilarney County, Oregon, has
named the 9Th. day Of March, 1906, at
the hour Of ten o'clocka =. m. a. the time,
aud the County judges Office, Burns.
Harvey County, Oregon, a. the place.
ior hearing objections 10 tho passing up
on said account; aud all persons inicr'
ested In said estate are hereby notified
10 appear and present any objections
that they may have 10 said account, ~
the time aud place above named.
Done and dated at Burns, Oregon,
this 18th day Of January. 1909.
LEILA WILLIAMS,
Ereculhx Of the Estate of Thornton
Williams, Deceased.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

Whereas. the Secretary Of State oittc
State q Oregon has notified me Ia witt
ing tliet pursuant 10 the pro,lsiofs 81
on act entitled AN Act making effective
the initiative and rcforcndam provisious
Of Section Of Article lvOf The Crns,l.
toticn Of the state of Oier,n, and feau.
laiing elections thcrcundet ani provid
ing penalties iot vicleiiSns 80 prov' lan
Of the Act" approved February alth.
1903. and Oregon Eqoal Suffrtre As.5.
cia,icn daily aled in his oiiicc on pcccm
bcr 18th, 1905, an initiative petition
containing Q, eol signa,utcs, piopesl,
attached 70 y copy Of said measure. Ger
tldcd In accordance With law. demand
ing that a proprcscl amendments 60
Section soi Articles n Of the Cotrillu.
tion Of the state oi Oregon shall be sub
mitiei Co the lesai sriefs ul The State
oi Oregon tor their approvalor rcieetien
a; aie eeuetsi cievtiun to bc hctd IN THIS
state on the ith DAY Of June. 1905. which
said proposed amendment Is hercinaittr r.
particularly sct forth,
Vow, Therefore, Geo. Chambos
lain, Governor u the State Of Oregon,
in Obedience TO tue provisions Of said
act horpinbciors hrst mentioned. DO
hereby make and Issue this rroclama.
tiou 90 the people oi the State Of Ofcgon
announcing that the said Oregon Bqual
Suffrage Association has fled said iulli.
atvo petition with the requisite humber
OF signatures thereto attached demaud
ing tha, there be submitted 10 the lccal
electors 81 ttc State " Oregon ior their
approval or rejection " the regular clcc.
ton TO be- held on the an DAY oi Iunc.
1909. said day being the 6rst Monies ln
said month, a proposcl amendment io
Section 2, Article q OF Zoe Constellation
81 the state OF Oregon, Which said pro.
poscd amendment IL as follower
"Scction 2 In on clccilo not other.
wisr provided for this Couttnution,
every citizon oi The United states, of thc
age II tsenty-onc years aud upwards.
who shall have resided IN the state dur.
ing the six moulhs Immediately pro.
ccding such election, aud every person
Of foreign birth OF tho ~ OF tWcnty-ouo
years and upwards who shall have
resldc! Ia this state during tho ia
months Immediately proceeding such .
election, aud shall have declared u.s 10 /
tcntion to become acilizrn oi che United
states ono ycay preceding such election
noniormahly 10 tNc Laws oi iho United .
States ou the subject ci naturalization.
shall he emit tied to vote AZ ell elections
authorized by law ii ii,soxprcssly pro,id.
~ horohJ that M uuc shall ho ionIoi
Ihc right b. vote on account oi 90.
Additional qualifications oi registration
md precinct Residence mas bc r,quird
by law"
Done a. the Capitol A. Salon. thia
twenty oil'ie lay OF pcc. mbcr. A o..
Iooj
lsignedl GEo. o. CHAMBERLAIN,
Goyrfn0f
By the Goycfnori
tSiRnedl . DUNBAR.
Secretary of State
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Notic l. hereby given that the under.
signed was duly appointed administrator
Of the Es,aie Of William Ionggood. de.
ceased. by an order Of the County Court
Of Ilarney Coanty, Oregon, dated Mo-
vember "a, 1905. and has duly qualified.
Al persons having claims against said
Es,ste are hereby required TO present
them, with proper vouchers, within six
months from the date Of this notice. 10
the undersigned at burns, Oregon.
Dated burns, Oregon. Nov. 20. 1906.
q. A. SwEEK,
Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20
TIMBER LAND NOTICE
UNITED sTAIEs LAND OYFcE
nnIna. OIefnn. DeoemleI Ig. 100


Noilce IL hereby given that la com piianco q
with the provisions VI the at " tuuFfcaa ~
June 5, iss, entitled "Au act Tor the sale ui
timber lands Ia the rtatss ~ Caliiofuia, ofcEnn
Nevada aud Washington Icuiiofli ~ extend
cd to all the Public Land ntaics bl act ~ Aus
ust 4. lsg2. Charles lampeit of Portland, counig
u hlltnofnsh state ~ oregon, hes 81 u daf nit4
10 thia once his aNorn ntaicment No ~, Zoe
ths purchase of the hNi section No IA. in
ToNnship No. "a d, Range No. "a ~, VI, n and
viii onef proof a. shOs iLai the land sought H.
more valuable lof 10 timbcf or stone thau iof
agricultural purposes, and " cafanlifh he claim
~ said land before the Register aud Receiver
OF this ohlce n hurus, oregon, on Iuesiag The
nth day Of February, lvna.
lie names - eiti.esasa Thomas rllnFff of
Portland, Oregon, IhOInss baliouf OF Pie, ore.
sou, n, A. Dibbie Aad ffsnk Singer of hiiey,
Oregon.
Any aud al pefsons ciaimiIE a1teIesiy fhe
aioge- -dencTihsd laads are fequfsied 10 hlefhflr
claims IN this once on OF before said nh day Of
February, 100.
WH. FAKEE, Register.
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DREwsEy DoISos.

Drewsey lodge, No i47, |. o. o.
r., installed the following officers
for the term ending July !, 1906
l. n olson, n g; I'M Davis, vG;
W ID Baker. Seoy; NJ Davis Treas;
Willie South, War; J E Baker. Con;
r b Carey, Guard; E II Taylor, Il
sN g; DALI Bond, l. s n a; Jacob
Wright, Il 5 V q; l. c Bradfeld,
l. 5 V q A luncheon followed the
ceremonies and all had n good time.
The members are all expected 10
attend on the Goth and 9th, as II
Ia reported there will he something
doing.
Your correspondent heard that
something out OF the ordinary had
happened the other evening aud
started on still hunt for some
news. by bribing L. n o. we sue
oeeded la getting on the inside"
although he was ayerpe TO aeknowl-
edging that the bribe had loosened
his tongue, but rather ON account
Of being crowded way back In
cold corner Of the sleigh coming
home. He said II happened thusly;
-Four horses 10 pair Of bobs driven
by J Il Baker moved around town
aud picked up for a load, Mrs Hill,
| NJ Davis. Mr. aud Mrs W ID Baker.
l. n Olson, the Misses Mary aud
Edith Harrison. J l. si,E and DR.
Gerdes aud started for the country,
After a short drive the team Was
brought 10 a halt at the y 5 Will
Jams new house, and being invited
in, wraps were removed and in a
remarkably short time finch play
ers, bunoo players aud pit players
were busy. Mr. Sitz aud Miss Hall
day said they we're kept from win
ming only by the unconscious cheat
ing Of Mics Edith. Tom Lavson's
"Frenzied Finance" was relegated
TO the rear by the pit players In
which Milt Davis aud Mrs. Baker
were the "lambs" aud came out
neeced 10 a finish What part did
you take l. n OF "Oyster soup,
chicken pie, coffee and everything
good that Mrs Williams served us
beggars; bat don't give me away
| shouldn't have said word-but
that cold corner in the sleigh"
J r Gearhart Was in town Sun
day renewing aCquaintaness.
w W Dnnkwater returned from
Harvey last Monday.
In Olson left town today 10 look
after his range horses.
W ii Gearhart spent Sunday In
our little berg.
Tuesday morning snow lS inches
deep
Westley Miller has been visiting
in town this week.
Charlie Dunton is home again
after spending two month vaca-
tion in western Oregon.
The dancing club announces
there will be dance in | U o r
public Hall Jan 26.
w d. Baker IL registering voters
now at bis Office in the town build
ing.
Religious services in town ball
each evening next week.
Town Marshall w J South has
been busy the first Of the week
shoveling SNOW of the cross wake
ii Taylor the wood merchant
is busy hauling 10 supplies.
w A Robertson vas in town the
first Of the week he reports cattle
looking good.
Lc Bradfeld spent Sunday IN
town.
e Olson the photographer has
some fine pictures Of the ice crews
loading ice on the river.
I'M Davis is looking after his
horsas ON Muddy this weak
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

hereby announce myself a can
didate for sheriff Of Harnev county
subject to the decision Of the demo.
cratic voters a, the primaries TO be
held April 20. 1905.
A. X. RICHARDSON.
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TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
uH,ans hala, s5sTss d,.1ds LAS5 sss!n 2sFiSf s1 -

Nutice Ia hereby given that Ia compliance
with the provisions Ut the AL of Congrcss ui
June b. isln, entitled "An act fuf the sale II tim
hef lands iu the niaiVa ~ California, OTcFnn,
Nevada, aud NaahilFtou Territory" !" A. extend
% 10 all the fuhlle lead states by 40 II ArEuai
4 i.yl. uuaiAy A. hemboid. of Hufna. county nl
narney, niaie 81 Oregon, has thus dhy nied la
this onAcs his sworn statement No. ~, iuT ths
purchase OF the ~ 6fi.. ~. sNi 81 section
No. "A. la Township No q ! kanfc No, - A.,
". ~, andwiA oaCr proof 90 shou That the land
Than ior agricultural purposes, aud 10 ostaIliah
his claim 10 asii land bclore the Register and
Receiver oi this once a. nurna. Oregon. on
ne names a. witnesses; 4, N Parrish. n. N.
Horton, John hayer aud n. 4. ThoH pson All II
Burma, Oregon.
Any and al persons claiming adversely ths
above Described lands are requested 10 Me shflf
claims In thia once on of before said i1ib day
Of February, lsoS.
va. FAEEF. Register
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS

hereby announce myself cam
didsie for joins-rcpresen.ssive Of
Harney and Malheur counties, sub
jeot 10 the decision OF the repubh-
can voters a, the primaries 70 be
held April 20, 1905.
FRANK G. BRows
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed was duly appointed sdmiuislratoi
Of the Estate Of John Wright, deceased, /,
b. aa order u the Comfy Cosr al llaT-
ney County. Oregon, dated October ?,
1905, and has duly qualified. All persons
having claims against said Estate are
hereby required 10 present them, with
proper souehrfs, ~ithin six months from
the date oi ibis nOtice, 10 the under'
signed At Dressey, Oregon.
Dated luEas, Oregon Dec 8. 1905
JAcoB WEioHE
Administrator.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

hereby announce myself a can
dids,e for sheriff Of Harney county,
subject TO the decision Of the repub-
licau voters At the primaries TO be
held April 20, 1905.
w. Y. krNa.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-01-20

~ Astonofi Weo toWh ttohi AAat
ney Yesterday.
Street bats at greatly reduced
prices at Mrs. G. A. Byrd's.
Mrs Chester Smith is quite III at
her home In this city.
Sprihg beeled school shoes for
children at Fred Haines & Co.
Miss Hettie Bartlett, Of Drewsey,
is the guest Of relatives in this city.
Buy your rubber foot wear nov.
Every thing reduced at Browne
Cash Store.
Most comfortable thing inyented
IA carriage heater G Welcome
& Sons.
The best dress over coats in
BurEs for the price a, Fred Haines
Il Cos.
Ut Garrett and family are going
TO move into the r. j. Williams
residence 10 this city.
Boys and mems felts with over
shoes al cost.-Fred Haiues & Co,
south main street, Burns.
The City Drug Store for Christ
mae presents. II NJ Horton, pro.
prietor.
JP Rector and William Cater
son we're visitors from Lawen the
first Of the week. They report
stock In that section doing we'll and
the weather ideal for feeding.
The Harney County Bank
Of Burns, Oregon, is unSur-
in its equipment and
facilities for Banking By
Mail.
RI McKinnon has bis left arm
In n sling the result Of cutting IL
quite severely with an axe, necessi.
iating the service Of a doctor. He
states that an artery was severed.
HOW ABOUT YOUR EYEsl
Watch for the circulars that Bran
Ion a. Nelson will circulate. Test
your own eyes aud then call and
iavo them attended to before they
become deficient
Members Of the Burns Fire De.
,artment are hereby notified TO
noct Mt the City Hall Monday
'venins Feby 9th at 7 o'clock All
delinquent members will be drop
,ed from the roll unless they at
end this meeting.
GEo. W. YouS0,
Acting Fire Chief
Pupils coming from school dis
riots whore contagious diseases
Ixist will not be allowed TO enter
he public school Of Burns until
roper sleps are taken TO disinfect
md other regulations Of the law
Ire complied with. BY order Of
he school board
A. c.. WELCOME. Clerk.
A phone message from Lawen au-
,ounces tho death Of the seven.
child of Mr. and Mrs
} L Thompson last night at 1880
''clook from scarlet fever, All the
,ther children are suffering from
he fever, two OF them In n serious
condition. The little one will be
,urrled at Saddle Butte. Much
ympathy is expressed for the
'ereaved family, i
One Of the pleasant social events
4 the week was the informal lunch
'on served by The Rebekah lodge TO
he Odd Fellows Saturday night.
I had been understood that the
lew officers would be installed that
iyening and the sisters had plaaned
surprise. After tho lodge had
'een repeatedly interrupted by the
aides ringing the door bell for adj
the boys got next" and
eversed the surprise by having the
ables in readiness when the ladies
Irr.ved The officers for the ensu-
ng term will be installed at the
lext mesting aud the boys are will
ng 10 be surprised again.
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thereby announce myself a can
didate for sheriff Of Harvey county,
subject TO the decision OF the repab-
lican voters al the primaries TO be
held April %. 1905.
rt. M. II. BRENroN.
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Local News.

Boys boots at ccst--Fred Haine'
&c %, opposite the feed barn
Burns.
Read the list Of prizes offered for
those participating in the mask
ball on Feb 2.
Ladies, you are invited to see the
dress goods--good goods-at Fred
Hsines & Cos.
Chester Smith took sick at
Prairie City while enroute hope
from Portland and lie delayed thsfe
by. 4
Horizons is headquarters for
breeh nuts and candies. A fresh
supply just received for the holiday
trade. /,
1 Mrs Peter Clemens who had been
Visiting relatives and friends in
Iowa for two months, arrived home
trhursday afternoon by way Of Can
Won City.
Mrs Geo Ashton has fine dis
play Of fall and winter hats at the
Nv n Jorgesen building aud desires
Ahe ladies of Burns TO call aud see
hem
M Jane. Pirie and wife were IN the
fity last Monday. Mr. Pirie is
bow busy feeding his stock aud
Ike all his neighbors pleased to see
3hu snow come down
L WANTED. 10 men In each
ftate 10 travel, post signs, advertise
And lefvo samples Of our goods
falury $500 per month. % 90
be- day for expences. ROYAL
kUPPLY Co, Dept. w. Chicago,
Or Marsden was called TO Nar.N
iws the first Of the week 10 admin
ter TO Mrs Richard Haines, The
hdy was removed TO this city In
ofder to be near her physician and
reported improving.
JL Parrish brought his wife over
bonn Izee, arriving here last Mon
lay evening, for medical treatment.
he lady has been III for some time
ut IL now improving Mr. and Mrs
Parrish ore guests at the home Of
Jon A W 6owan.
Ike Holland aud Homer Mace
70 certainly entitled to the thanks
their neighbore for the excellent
Cork Of dragging the sidewalks In
neir neighborhood, Ike has been
biting tho rides but he has 10 III.
bwn on blotting paper after he has
lished cleaning eidewalks.
In u Carpenter arrived home
rursday afternoon from Baker
rty aud other outside points He
lforms us he has purchased stock
the Citizens Bank at Baker City
pd has disposed Of considerable Of
interest in the First National Of
Is city To A. j, johnson, National
lnk Examiner. The gentleman
no purchased this stock Is pro-
nnently connected with similar
nktilutions Ia other sections and is
proughly posted regarding the
lnding OF banking concerns IL
taiulY speaks we'll for the local
Intuition to have such men pay q
, nmium for stook MI Carpenter
Inl later remove TO Baker City
Mere he will be ia immediate
} Aoh with his interests there, but
III also hold stock in this bank
: hoped that Carpenters success
here will he as wide-awake and
uilio spirited as his predecessor,
, husiness way The friends Of
( n aud Mrs Carpenter regret that
move will take place, but wish
I Hm success
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For Rout--lloicl rpd harm, for
particulars inquire Of Mrs 4 Hem.
bree, Riley, orc.
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