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Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

about the mandolin, 1t is not an instru-
ment for great occasions nor for great
spaces. but it is perfect for small and
informal affairs. There is a picturesque
ness about this musical instrument which
lis possessed by few others. In playing
on the mandolin the performer naturally
assumes a slightly bending posture. All
stiffness disappears. while tone as well as
position becomes the embodiment of grace
and delicacy. The physical culture side
of mandolin playing is more gentle than
that of ALMOST any other musical instru-
ment. The picking of the fine steel
strings does not develop any great
amount of strength, neither does the posi-
tion improve the health in any noticeable
manner 1t is purely cultivator of
grace. Half an hours daily practice on
the mandolin will produce remarkable
changes in an awkward girl Her arms
and hands are always sore trial to her
when she is at the school age, and though
exercises help they do not always impart
that lightness and delicacy which come
of much mandolin playing. Besides learn
ing to be graceful with her hands and
arms. the young girl learns how to SIT
in attractive positions and how to make
herself the centre of a picture.
- ~ ~
I TOLIN playing has its physical train
" ing side, inasmuch as instruction in
this art requires a graceful and easy
position when standing quick, light move
ments of the hand and arm and a grace
full poise of the head. A girl violinist
usually possesses strong, though delicate
and capable fingers. The cello is another
musical instrument of more or less popu-
larity among the young girls who are
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15
Making the Hair Wave.

T SIMPLE but most effective way of
IA making the hair wave in the big rip
: pies which continue to be fashionable
is to dampeu>it it and tie it down with
bands of baby ribbon. OF course abso-
lutely straight hair will not yield to this
treatment, but hair with the slightest
tendency to curl will respond beautifully.
After the hair is done up dampen it
with hot water, pinch it a little and then
draw il close down to the head with bands
of baby ribbon put on in separate pieces
about an inch apart and pinned very
tight to the head Leave ON for an hour,
remove carefully. then comb the hair
gently until it huffs out in charming
waves of beautiful regularity
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A
Page
for
Misses.

F. o present day accomplishments
however trivial it may seem at a
Glance. is omitted from the cur
riculum of the fashionable young
I girl. if that accomplishment en- >
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

the wonder is that every girl and boy Ill
averv walk in life does not take singing
lessons.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-15

" FEW hints in regard to the form ~
IA address and of closing a letter
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-06
Notice Of rInsl Settlement

In the matter ~ the lunrlianship over
the persons and estates II Frankie G..
Jones and Thomas Allen Jones, min.
ore.
To frankie G.. Jones, now frankie &.
Welcome, aud rhomaa Allen Jones.
aud All persons whom u may concern
Notice IL hereby given that tho uudof
signed guardian oi the pofs ms aud cs.
iates of the aiofo said minors has llrd
her final account aud petition TO be- rc.
leased from her said trust aud iot an
order Of distfibntion,in la the above en-.
Titled court, aud that an order oi sid
court wss duty made aud entered
appointing Tuesday, April 7,h, ipos
/ 10 o'clock A. NJ. at the court house at
Burns, Oregon, as the time aud lace
Tor the hearing oi objections thereto
and the settlement thereof ANY por.
son having Any objections thereto must
tilo them with the clerk ~ mid court on
or before the said dime dxcd ior lhs
hearing Thereof, aud must bo present
Ia court at said time. liurns. oregon,
Mach dth. 1908
JENNIE JONES. Guardian.
Date of frst publication March Z, 1905
Date Of lasi publication April 4. 1905
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Job printing The Times-Herald
w. b. Parker was in the city
yesterday.
BORN March 6. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Mothershead. a son.
VIM. Knske was doing busi-
ness with local merchants the
other day.
Get your onion sets now and
know they are fresh and good
Voegtly has them
The Burns Milling Co. have is
sued a neat postal card showing
a view of the saw mill.
c. T.. Beery has been down to
his homestead this week putting
up his house and making other
improvements.
J. c. Welcome went over to
Canyon this week and is expect
ed home this evening accompan-
led by his little grandson. Alfred
Welcome.
MIR. and Mrs. c. 4. Miller were
over from their Grow Camp home
last Tuesday on n visit TO friends
and to look after some business.
Chas. returned home Wednes-
day. He has several head of
beef steers which he wishes 20
dispose of this spring, provided
buyers will offer a decent price.
a $50 SDEBoARD FREE C.
w. Clevenger offers n $50 side
board as a premium in connec-
ton with sewing machine sales.
He has four different standard
sewing machines in stock. COM
prising seven styles, ranging in
price from $3.50 10 S45 each.
A chance on the sideboard with
each machine and when the 25th
machine is sold the lucky num-
ber gets the sideboard.
Misses Juanita Geer and Leila
Egli entertained a number of
their young friends at the home
of the former last evening.
Five Hundred" was INDUCED
in followed by a dainty luncheon.
Several guests responded TO ur-
gent demands of friends with
readings and music. The prizes
were awarded TO Miss Genet
Gowan and S. c. Keyes. Miss
Madge Miller and A. o. Faulkner
received the consolation prizes.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.

Ia the Estate of Lena Andrf on. d..
ceased, notice IL hereby given that the
undersigned was on February. go. lnns
duly aud regularly ap olntod admins.
tratiiS Of the estate Of Lena Andersen
dooeafed, aud has duly qualified a. by
law required Any and all porrons hav-
Ing claims against said Estate are here
by required 10 present the same. with
the proper vouchers duly yarihed as by
Law required within siK months from the
date II this notice 10 mo al NafroWs,
Oregon Or at tho Office Of Geo Size,
more, in Burns, oregon
Dated at Burns, Oregon February rs,
1908
ANNiE =. tuAuuYs,
Administrators Of the Estate Of Lena
Anderson. deceased
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-06

The Woven Web" town clock
benefit Wednesday evening.
W. II. Dawson and Mr.. Jor.
dan were up from Sunset Valley
Wednesday.
LOST A black over coat ON
the road between the Poison
creek school house and Harvey.
Finder please leave at this office.
The New Windsor Bar. under
the managemcntof of Lee Caldwell.
is one of the mos; popular resorts
in Eastern Oregon. Drop in
when you have a thirst.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-06

job printing-The Times Herald
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L.
Lowe at Harney Monday, March
2, a son.
Mrs. F. Bermudis was over
from her Warm Springs home
Thursday.
c. R, Peterson was over from
his Crane Creek stock ranch
Thursday.
John Leake and son were up
from their ranch near the lakes
last Tuesday.
Oscar Swain has been home
the past week on the sick list.
He is improving.
Better hurry your order for one
of those incubators before the
rush w. T. Smith.
Albert 0akerman was among
our visitors from Silver Creek
the first of the week.
w. r. Jones is back from an
extended Svisit to old haunts in
the Stems Mountain county.
Mrs. r. f. Reed and Miss Ella
Page were up from Lawen Thurs
day, returning the following day.
V. G. Cozad, candidate for dis
trict attorney, will be here next
week to meet the boys and look
after his political fences.
c. F. Mckinney and Carol
Cecil are expected home today
from Portland where they have
been the last two months.
c. w. Drinkwater. All Baker,
Robt. Stoner and James Hicks
made up a hunting party that
went to the lakes Thursday.
V. j. Hopkins expect to leave
for Mt Vernon hot
springs where he and his family
will remain for AN indefinite time.
If you desire good seats for
the production Of THE Woven
Web" the town clock benefit bill,
better get them early Monday.
Mr.. Farmer. If you are in need
Of a Plow or Harrow move this
way. My stock in that line Isl
ow. Call in before il is too late.
J. j. Tupker.
Chas. Johnson came up from
his Lawen home yesterday and
was accompanied back by his |
laughter. Emma, who will spend
with home folks.
Thos Turnbull, the prominent
sheepman and banker. is in the
,ity from Cord. Mr. Turnbull
assisted in organizing the wool
association at Vale Sat |
irday. Ontario Democrat.
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NOTICE SALE OF REAL PROPERTY

Notice ID hereby given tnat the un,
dersignei Administrators u the Estale
oi Adolph Tupker deceased, under and
by virtue u an order Of Sale Of the Hon.
J f. Rector County Judge for Harvey
County, Oregon, made aud entered on
the 2ilh day Of June 1907 will offer for
sale At private sale for cash la hand on
aud after the 2Gd day Of March 1908 the
following described real property towit.
Lot three o. in Block Twenty-one (2i)
In the City Of Burns, llaTney County
Oregon. bids for said real property will
he received by me At Burns. Oregon on
aud alter March End 1903.
Da'ed al Burns. Oregon, January Slst,
1905.
SOPHIA TUPKER,
Administrators Of the estate oi Adolph
Tupker, deceased
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AUCTION

! will hold regular auction sales
on the first and third Saturdays
Of each month at the c. A. Sweek
barn in Burns. Bring in any
thing you have for sale and get
your money for il. Special at
tention given 10 sales in the
country
w. T. SMITH,
Auctioneer.
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PETITION FoR LIQUOR LICENSE

We, the undersigned legal voters oi
wild llorserr, cinct, liarney county, in
the state oi Orrgon respectfully petition
the Honorable County Count oi ilarney
county State Of Oregon, togrant license
10 d. h. Jones. to sell spintuons, malt
aud yinous liquors in Ices quantities
than one gallon Ia wild lloFse precinct,
llarney county State of Oregon, ioT ths
period Of three months a. IA duty bound
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w. T.. SMITH,
Auctioneer.

rsirEB sTATEs LANn OFfiCE
Burns, oregon. February 90, ipVs.
Notice BE- hereby given that George " Gates.
Of liaTuty oregon, hns hled notice ui his inten.
iion 10 make final hye year proof in support Of
his claim, Yif homestead Entfy No 100 made
Nogemhe her lt 1870. for the Lots aud n ~ bN :
Bee q, a y ruuth, Range a NJ aud
that said proof viii BE- made before the hegi :
To- snd kstritrt. 81 ihu United states iand
once nt hufns. oregon, on Mach 80 iyls
He numtf the following witnesses % prove
bic cont iHu9us residence upon, aud cultivation
Of the lnud, via neFt h1Wrrs, Joseph VI.
Buchanan. brofge l.. buchanan. william A.
0ates. sli ~ iiarney, oregon.
M, fAEEE. keFkier.
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INCUBATORS

If you want the best Incuba-
tor on earth see.or write w. T.
Smith of Burns, Oregon, about
the safety it runs without the
lamp no expense.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1908-03-06

c. II. Voegtly has garden seeds.
Allen Jones was in the city
this week on business.
Starr. Frank and James Buck.
land were among our Harney
visitors during the week.
Geo. Howe, one of the prosper.
Gus ranchers Of the Calamity
country, was in the city Tuesday.
McGowan & Nichols have
customers for relinquishments.
See them if you want to buy or
sell.
r. c. Angevine expects to leave
tomorrow morning for Burling-
ton, Washington, where he may
locate.
J. NJ. Dalton and wife went TO
Narrows yesterday TO attend The
ball given for the benefit of the
Sunset Valley school house.
The Austin Goodman wood
saw and barley roller is ready
for business and Austin is pre-
pared TO go TO any part Of Har-
ney county where work is TO be
had. See him.
T.. b. Reed was quite seriously
i'll last Tuesday. He was taken
very suddenly and was found
unconscious in his bed. He
finally rallied and is now improv-
ing rapidly. He suffers from
asthma.
Archie MCGOWAN and Ed Floyd
left last Tuesday in the automo-
bile for Goldfeld, Nevada. They
expect 10 take the machine ms
far as Winnemucca and from
that point would so by rail.
Archie goes 20 visit his brother
James and will be gone an inde-
finite time.
j. r. Jenkins. one of the big
land owners and sheepmen Of
Harney county, is over from his
STEMS Mountain home. Mr..
jenkins has large and varied in
terests in Harney county and is
a successful, public spirited, en-
terprising man. He was accom-
panied in by his sister-in-law
who is having some dental work
done.
Messrs w. II. VanderVeer and
S. c. Keyes have purchased the
Thos. Arnold Pine Creek stock
ranch and will take possession
March Is. The Times-Herald
did not learn the consideration.
The young men also purchased
the stock and will embark in the
stock business. This place is
considered one of the best in
Eastern Oregon and is well sit
uated.
To the Editor: A rumor has
gained circulation that am in
with a ring real estate men in
Burns. | wish to state that | am
in with no man, or ring of men,
in Burns or in Oregon. When
any man intrusts his business
with me ! guarantee him a square
deal, and he never has to wait
until the other fellow comes
home.
Adam George,
Lawen, Oregon.
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local News.

MNfOFtA y - " ~
b seeds at Voegtly's.
,g and paper hanging
ID.
Davis was a business
This city Tuesday.
eney and wife were up
nset valley the first Of
Plow on Earth. The
Guarantee Satisfaction.
ker.
|pbrted that one of l.. B.
ildren is very sick with
ver and whooping cough.
nry arrived home last
from Portland where
en to consult n special
trouble. He has gone
he near Lawen.
hamilton informs this
gious weekly that two
Ire wanted in the DEMO
BE would be glad to
any available teacher.
MISTER Mckenzie came
Karrows yesterday to
th the county court .
be what knocked out
be- a horse fall on him, |
is leg. !
Mrs T.. N. Nelson,
Gaulin. Lee Caldwell,
NJ and Frank Goodman /
b. those from this city .
b. the ball at Narrows
Mrs. AL Cote came
b their Warm Springs
|hb'st of the week bring
little daughter in for
Treatment. They are
the home of Grandma
rown, the we'll known 7
came in from his
esday on business and
NJ to visit his daughter,
el. who is attending
". Mr.. Brown left for
stlay.
en and ranchers will
heir advantage to eth
r consult II. j. Hansen
-ns Meat Market before
,ms, bacon or lard.
'ared to take care of
rs at right prices. /
Iahon arrived home last [
on an extended visit
lh points. He was ac-
home by his daughter,
who had been attend
They went on out to
efson Valley home the
day.
~ Garrett and little
arrived home from
aet night. Mrs. Gar
Mere not so bad as
d and being properly
glasses her physician
rto return home. Mrs.
-cmained i'm Portland.
oDes closed his saloon
v and moved the fix
stock to Wild Horse
vii open up as soon as
license by the county
3 still has the French
Roy McGee will man
opular hosteli'y for the
Mi. Jones and wife
esday for Lakeview to
RI time with relatives
ng to Wild Horse. h
r---.-------------------
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A. Horton.
w. H. Fitchett was up from
his home this week on business.
John Parker is down from
Trout Creek where he spent the
winter.
Messrs d. f. Mcnamara and
M. F. Dickey were up from their
ranches yesterday.
Harry Austin is assisting in
the Harrison & Stoner barber
shop this week during Bob's
absence.
Mrs. S. d. Hill is back from
her homestead near Lawen where
she had been looking after some
improvements.
l. l.. Pouiade was down from
Cow creek during the week on
business connected with the es-
tate Of the late c. w. Jones.
The Progressive Mothers Club
will give a st. Patrick's ball on
March 13. The receipts from
this ball will go toward the pur-
chase of new books for library
and should be literally patron
lied.
c. f. Kenyon and wife and
Mrs. J. w. McCulloch returned
Thursday from a visit TO Boise.
Mr.. Kenyon will soon erect a
handsome dwelling on Oregon
street and was in Boise selecting
plans for his residence. Demo
crat.
EsTRAY One black mare g.
year-old this spring branded with
turtle on left stifc. Taken up
at my place two years ago. Own
er call, prove property and pay
expense Of keep and advertising.
j. w. BUCHANAN.
Harney, Oregon.
Mrs. Haarstrich and daughter
mother and sister Of the Haars-
trich sisters who have been teach |
ing in this county since last fall, |
arrived here the first Of the week |
from Virginia. Mr.. Haarstrich |
is now enroute from the railroad /
with a load Of household goods. |
c. II. Voegtly has sent east for
a competent timer and plumber.
who will be here ready for work
during the coming week. You
can bring along your orders now.
and they will be given the pro-
per treatment by one who knows
how. Also all kinds of repair
ing done.
School Supt Hamilton was here
several days this week attending
n meeting Of the district bound
ary board and looking after 9TH
er official business. He left yes
terday for Narrows where he
visited the school and expects 10
visit the Lawen school before re-
turning home.
Adam George has p quarter
sections Of grain land. Tracts
from 100 acres up 10 640 acres.
This is not Go bushel per acre
land, but 45 bushels. Stock
ranches from G20 up 10 1850 acres.
All well watered no hosting of
water, ranging in prices from SO
10 $3.50 per acre.
A large number Of the friends
Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. o. White
assembled at their home last
Wednesday evening and spent a
most enjoyable time in dancing
and social chat. A most sump-
tuous supper was served 30 the
guests. The occasion was the
celebration Of Mr.. Whites 40th
birthday.
A. o. Faulkner Of the Eastern
Oregon Engineering Co, has re-
ceived his new sectionized map
of Harney county. This is by far
the best and most complete map
ever gotten up Of this county.
1t is in ten colors, gives all the {
big holdings, railroad surveys,
stage and county roads, etc. He
has them for sale.
The Times-Hearld learns that
some of our new homesteaders
are suffering from depredations
by sneak thieves. 1t seems that
people cannot leave their places
for any length of time but what
little things are missed. One
lady has had various articles Of
more or less value stolen recent
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PANIC IN A OHUROH.

A panic threatened the lives Of more
than 400 children, and In which Mrs.
John Driver was seriously injured and
several OF the little oues we're bsdV
burned, occurred last night In Decatur
street Baptist Church, Richmond, dur
log & gathering to enjoy a huge Christ
mas tree, Ia 60 With presents and pre-
sided overly women Of the chu'ch. The
"a ic va, CT, sed By the church stcbing
6 - ffum a detective fac Bsiors sny
ne 10 the suoisnce reslzsd tust lber,
sss irs the building was eDveloptd In
Ga mes, aud the cOlldren stImpeded fOE
the doors. The church buildiDg is old
fashioned, with but few exits, and this
made the exit something OF tssk. Tbt
church was damaged to considerable
extent, and the Christmas tree, With al
of the present, it contained, Is q tota
lOaa
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SLIPPERS

Gray suede, with Louis XIV heels;
BIack Patent Latssr B sdedj Patent
Leather Ties, colonial shapes and tailor
tie etfects; Patent Leather Operas, no
strap, pink, biae, white, sad red; ;beaded
and plaIu.
Also House Slippers and Carriage
Boots, In choice yssiety.
We also take orders for slippers to
match costumes, 10 any desired shade.
Third Hoor--10th st.
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For that Dun Feellng Alter EatIng. !.

For that Dull Feeling After Eating.
have used Onsmberlaiu's S.omacb
and Liver Tablets for II me time, and
can testify that they have done me more
good than any tablets I have ever used
My trouble va, heavy dull feeling
# er eatipg-David Freeman, Kempt,
Nova S;ct a. These tablets strengthen
the stou ach and improve the digestion.
They also regulate the liver and bowels.
They are far supsriour to pills but cost
no more. For saIe by w. F. Creighton
and Richard Gibson.
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-NECKWEAR

Paris eleeancies aud beautiful Ameris
can productions for the neck, In pro.
fusion of exqais, t. conceitA
Ostrich Feather B ,as, 10 sll he ASH.
ionabls coIors; M .fabou Feather Boss,
10 sll toe scceptabIe street and sveniog
shades. A rich assortment OF DsBrfy
Sssri', 10 plain and rich Persian effects;
Collar and ouf Sets Of popular Irish
lace, Dainty RDfiIogs for the neck and
as trainings for sleeves, waists, &,.
Main foor--G st. fu
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HOSIERY

six, Ilsls thread, aud cotton; blsck,
white, and sll shades to match the tlilet
or slippers-p'sin lace aukle. lsce all.
over, foe drcp.stitch, silk clicked, hand
embroidered. 6-
Orders for specsl designs executed at
short notice. as
Main Hoor f g.
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GLOVES

Kid, Ia ell lengths; dressed and un-
dreAsed; white. black, and delicate iinls.
IS TX evening Gloves, IL, is, and 20 but
ton lengths; black, white and coIors. =
Main aoor-Fst
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NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS.

Gas bills for the quarter ending December
1. 1908, having been delivered, this il TO
notify all cusiomers that the usual discount
viii Be allowed on slI bills paid on or before
January 1, 1909. Afsr that date no diecouot
will be allowed and delinquents will be re.
auired 10 make early settlement. By order Of
he Committee on Light. J. B. WALLER,
dee1l ID Clerk Of Gas
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HANDKERCHIEFs

Novelties from Frsnce snd ireland, In
exquisite 6neness and charming trim
ming. Plain, hemstllched, aud richly
embroidered. Real Duchess lace. point
lace, and yalencisnues lace, superb eff
fects.
Main eooy--G az
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v1NnpIA "a WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 80, 1908
Bell Phone Q. Home Phone us
Harrie White
Insurance aud Bonding
OF every kind.
1l9 South Fairfax Street.

Are YOU protected sga'ost unexpected
losses9 You SHOULD be. 1 can
protect you from almost sny loss from
causes beyond your control; auch ~
Gre, dtAih, accident, sickness, breaches
of trust, and suits tos injury. You
may lose tonight By any OF these
means.
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A Reliable
Remedy
EIy's Cream Balm
e quickly absorbed.


Gives Relief at Once
1t cleanses, soothes,
heals and protects
the diseased men,
brane resulting from
Catarrh and drives
away a Cold in the
Head quickly. Re-
stores the Senses of
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One-Price 0OHief
and Gents FurniSher, /,
!, 6I2 KING STREET,
CnizE : $ : Al'rIoEAL. 4 BANK,

1CTTIZETS' r ATIONAL BANK,
~ Alexandria, Va.
AIexsniria, Vs., Dec. n, 1878 AT meet.
ing If TIE Board Of Dite, tors Of the tatlaens'
National Bank, cf Alexandria, Va, held this
day, the regular semi.annual diyide1d o. :
per cert. wss declared, payable on snd enef
December 3ist, 1908, aud also an extra diyi-
lend Of per cent. payable as Of the sana
RICHARD n. GREEN, Cashier.
deci7 tjan1
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CATARRH

Taste and Smell. Full size so cts, at Drug
gists or by mail. In liquid form, rs cents.
Ely Brothers, So Warren Street. New York.
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DeWitt's Carbolised Witch Hazel salve,
Best salves for burns scratches and hurts. u
is especially good for piles. Sold By W. f.
Creighton 4 Co,
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PuRIrsHKp DAILY AND TRI-wEKKLY AT
GAZETTE BUILDING, $40 d S12 PkINCs
STREET.
Entered ct the Postofice Of Ale1Andria' Vn
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