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The Jasper news., 1910-11-24
A Frightful Accident.

Burr Roper, a Carthage young
man, was killed while out hunting
last Saturday by the accidental
discharge of a shot gun in the
hands of his 14-year-old brother,
Paul.
At the time the boys we're about
a quarter of a mile from the Hig-
don home E miles east of Carthage.
Paul, the youth who did the shoot
ing was standing behind his bro
Their, apparently. when rabbit
jumped up. In his excitement and
not realizing what he was doing,
he pulled the trigger, the force of
the shot at such close range tear
ing fearful hole in Burr's head
killing him instantly.
Realizing what he had done, tho
boy rushed to the Higdon home
telling Mrs. Higdon that he hat
"killed his brother" With the
boy she rushed to the field to fine
that he had spoken only too truly
The Jasper news., 1910-11-24
Personal and Local
Pitts the Paint Man.

X. WncaI wants 10 Duy youl
cream.
]. D. Harbur had business in
Lamar Monday,
1o.quart enamel buckets, 2Sc at
Peisen's variety store, Saturday
only.
Ernest Crawford was a sight
seer at Joplin Saturday.
Up-to-date laundry, cleaning,
dyeing and pressing. Del Beam,
agt. SIP
L. C. Lays public sale occurs to-
morrow at his farm, 2! miles east
of town.
Special enamclware sale at Pei
sens variety store, Saturday only.
CARD OF THANKs--To the many
friends who so kindly ministered
unto us during the long illness OF
our beloved wife and mother and
for the beautiful floral offerings,
we extend our heartfelt thanks.
BIC. Mooter and daughter.
Miss BERTHE Melton is the guest
of Mrs. Kirkpatrick, her aunt. at
Joplin this week,
Special enamelware sale at Pei
sens variety store, Saturday only.
Mrs. H. ], Deardorff, whose dan
gerous illness VIC reported last
week, is practically recovered.
1o-quart enamel buckets, CSC at
Peisen's variety store, Saturday
only.
Doctors Ketcham of Carthage
and King of Jasper performed an
operation for abscess on Fl. c.
Ruckel last Wednesday night.
Mr.. Ruckel stood the operation
we'll, and thinks his health will be
materially improved.
Mines. Chas Ward and VIM,
Craig and Miss Edna Craig visited
friends at Alba the latter part of
last week.
Special enamelware sale at Pei
sens variety store, Saturday only
DR.. Schooler reports the birth Of
boy to Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Dud'
geon, 10 miles northwest of Jasper
on Nov. nth.
E. H. Brown. Supt. of Schools,
Stockport, Ohio MIR. James Nor
rison Totten, the magician, was
greeted by a full house here las
night. His program was unique
instructive and mystical. Every
body highly pleased. He will b.
z asked TO give return date.
Wheat wants your rabbits.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. r Wallar o
Sarco';ie are spending ThanksgiV
ing with the latter's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hi Hendricks.
J. F. Bright's store is the plac
to buy shoes. He is closing on
his shoes at 20 per cent discount.
Miss Lottia Ruckcl of Monet j
visiting har parents, Mr.. and Mrs
II. c. Runkel.
r. !. Putnam, Fred Merrill, an
Ornan S:hooler were at .Jopli
Friday.
NJ. B. Fairfield is recoverin
from an attack of fever that KEEP
him in bed a week or SO, at hi
Carthage home.
Delmer Foraker, Supt. of Schools
Deavertown, Ohio:-Mr. ]. n
Morris Tottcn appeared on OF
course this season, and to say h
The Jasper news., 1910-11-24
A Rare Man.

Occasionally you meet man who
dislikes to attract attention. But such
men nre extremely rare.-Atchison
Globe.
The Jasper news., 1910-11-24

This is not a fish story, but a
COW story, and can be relied upon
as being just so, as Mrs. Scott told
us herself and wants to know who
has a COW that can beat it," says
the Humansvillc Shareholder.
Mrs. Scott has been keeping ac-
count of what her COW brought her
and in seven months She sold S3S.-
IS worth of butter, cream and
milk, besides fattening two pigs
and several chickens and having
all she wished to use herself, She
sold the calf for SI3, which makes
total of S5I.75, best les what the
pigs and chickens will bring her
We call that a business proposition
and arc as anxious as Mrs. Scott
to know if there is anyone that can
| beat it.
The Jasper news., 1910-11-24
Economy.

In real shiftless families 1t is pos
sible to hear clear and convincing ar
guments why. since brooms have gone
up to 80 cents. 1t is cheaper to buy q
vacuum cleaner.-Atchison Globe.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25

y + l. y. !. ~,
within few days. He will have 8
good outfit. 10 ,-,.s. a,.,, ,.n AK.
Rev. B. A. Fail Of Devils Lake will
conduct services in the school house
Sunday evening at the usual hour. Ali
All are cordially invited. ~ <::-... +.
Mrs. Fred Prev returned from Dew
lis Lake Saturday afternoon much i'm
proved in health. She was accompani.
ed home by her husband, Fred Prev,
who went there to meet her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Anderson and fam.
lily have departed for Canada where
they will look over the country and
probably make their future home. Ar.
thur is a son of Pete Anderson, a we'll
known farmer in. this vicinity. They
WILDE greatly missed by their friends.
.,-, i PENN HUSTLER s. q; I !: -,
Bob Cockkrun Of. Devils Lake was
in town Friday. nm H.. $50 ~ B. d
John severson was in town on bust
ness Saturday. -. 49, "
Christ Matson, visited in Norway
township last Sunday. 49, -.
Alex Mclean of Devils Lake was a
Penn caller Saturday. : -. ..,,@
Mr., Will Cramer of Devils Lake was
in town Friday of last week; H.. =.
Willie Schultz Of Leeds came down
on business Wednesday,. sg,.fa.s :; -
Mrs. j.. Skyburg returned from Min.
neapolis on Wednesday. + !, -. t..
Henry Hemschmeyer has returned
from his trip to Wisconsin. '"'. :~-,'
John Schultz Of Leeds visited Mon,
day and Tuesday in our village 80:
Louis Olsen, our postmaster, made a
flying trip to Devils Lake Thursday.
Mr.. Millerkee, our butcher, returned
from Minneapolis the first Of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fulk erson OF
Churchs Ferry were in town on Fri
day. r. g. ~ g.
Both Robert and Arthur Horne are
here visiting their old homes. s!
Mrs. N. Muehlen was visiting y
Devils Lake on Wednesday and Thurs
day. -. - 4
Mrs. Jens Harverson and son, Al
bert, made a trip, to Devils Lake OF
Wednesday. ill.,. L. 4:
Mr.. Holstein Of Bagley, Mimi, I.
here visiting his sister, Miss Tressis
at the hotel. & ss5 = Il 5sssI
! Mr.. Prendergast and John Engei
left for Shelby, Mont. where they vii
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
iMeipas isirsta Appearance

a; Melba's first public ppearance was
made at the age Of six. when she sang
Comm Thrn' the Rye at school
concert, She whs eager to hear what
her playfellows. and one insparticular,
thought of her triumph. After many
indirect attempts to Introduce the sub.
ject Nellie at length found herself
unable to walt longer ana exclaimed
excitedly: 'tBut the concert, the con-
cert! 7 sang last night and was en-.
cored. = =. III And she looked with inter
est In: the face OF her friend, who
answered with ringly, 5"Yes;i Nellie
Mitchell and could see your garters. Z
:,--Melba in ga Biogra ply. :" s5.'3i 4 sfs
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Lake win be reaching TWO NJ at

Lake win IL ant M tyvn wave 81
once
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ssloner S, frank tat yen
er and Allen Gettler ieft the nrse sot
tne week iors Iowa to bly horses and
coWs, n
Married March 14th at the residence
aof HE brides father, Isaac Il. Mari Of
Ontario township, MI. Chtiarle T 4
sofs Webster township and Miss sophia
G. Mari II
s.yI .,s.
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Pat Norton the req oubtab bic Irish lsaa
AmerlcanS and Tepu blican, who Sds $op:
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EXCHANGES
LAYTON REPUBLICAN.

1N"iON REPUBLICAN.
MT. and Mrs. Ole volden left for
Minnesota yesterday. go. -, ..
John: Boehmer. has engaged with
Metziner Bors. for the summer.
p. o. Engesather, cashier of the
State bank Of Brocket, transacted bust
ness in Layton Saturday.
Henry Whittkopft purchased a thor
oughbred Percheron Stallion 2 yrs. old
from P. A. Manseau of Devils Lake.
Sam Adler, representing the Nation
al Elevator Co., at Brocket visited rel
atives and friends in Lawton Sunday
Wednesday morning Mr.. and Mrs.
james Miller, left for their new home
at Slagher, Sask. A number of old
friends and towns people gathered at
the depot to bid them goodbye.
J. Antony has opened up his new
store in the Wandraseck building. Mr..
Antony was formerly in the store bust
ness in Minnesota for a number s-of
years but sold out and came to a bet
ter town. We bespeak for Mr.. Antony
a liberal patronage and welcome him
self and family to Iawton.
Mrs. c. Dodge accompanied by her
little granddaughter, Alice Nicholson
went to Lakota to meet Mrs. Nichol-
son who came up from Grand Forks
for her little girl. DR.. Nicholson is
improving in health but will visit his
old home in Bowesmont for ws.k or
two before returning to LawtJn
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
Rose to 'the Occasion.

: Rose to the OCCASION. 100000
The consul in. London OF d continen-
tai kingdom was informed by his goy-5
eminent that one of his country
men. supposed to be living In Great
Britain, had been left a million $of4,
money. After advertising without res,
suit he applied to the police, and al
smart young detective was set TO-
work. - ~ zta.S e= y sits;szs S2s5s5
When a few weeks had gone by his
chief asked him how he was going on,
Y i've found the. lady, sir; = 4 :. . g2 81
s"Good. Where is sheY' rS-. :, $4g55. .;
Il AT my place. l got married to her I
unsfordo .. - g n, * Is jsztt
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
WARWICK SENTINEL. j,

Olaf Holten and A. A. P. Odegard
left for Rochester, Mimi, yesterday.
Elmer Kolstad was Visiting with
friends at Devils Lake this week,
T. K. Kamprud returned from Can
ada. Monday where he has been look
ing over the country. q
Merchant Chas. Anderson drove to
Toxic and Fort Totten last Saturday
on q short business trip. :
p. A. Crommitt, the flax farmer, is
here from Starkweather on business
He will soon commence turning over
the sod again. ~ ~ ~
A., M. Anderson will have his ma
chinery installed in the new feed mia
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-03-25
DECIDE YOURSELF
The Opportunity Is Here, Backed bs
/; 3 IS. Devils Lake Testimony. s;Stt| !. y

Tho Opportunity Is Here, Backed by
\ Il; rs Devils Lake estlmony. 'ssZ>; = y d
Don't take our word for It. .s$s J; ~
Don't depend on 9 strangers state
ment. N s., Ill sss 81, Z; g sS n.,.s
Read Devils Lake endorsement. Isl;
: Read the statements Of Devils Lake
citizens. fG.ys II ~; 81. =, 5s VI:
And decide for yourself y "A 5s..5.,5
Here is one case, of It: Ut, 4: 55 t..
Sg;W.sR., Gray. Devils Lake says 81
have used Doan's Kidney pills on
many occasions during the past ten
years for back ache and kidney trou.
BILE. and they have never failed to
give me- relief. MY. back was very
weak for. years and the least cold Il
caught was sure to settle IL my Kid.
Rneys, aggraYating my trouble. Sharp
palms often passed through my loins
and were so acute at times that I was
hardly, able ito move. After: trying
several remedies that were said to
cure kidney complaint, and getting no
relief, my attention was drawn to
Doan's Kidney Pills and Iprocured a
box at the Devils Lake Drug Co.
noticed d! wonderful improvement at
ter ! had taken them but a short time
and / continued their use Until every
symptom Of kidney complaint had
disapp eared. g. i .,s,., !.
! For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. osterMilburn !. Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States. 4, s..:1z5: J. 5s KIM.
Remember the name--Doans and
take no other. ts .ss5l.,s IL st.
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Cando. N. D. { r. Il
ctiuRcHs FERRY lsuN. N
Mrs. Reynolds Of Leeds spent sun sun.
day with Mrs. A.. Flath and family ,Ezs
Nj, 8, E. Pixley left this weak fo 81:
Dogden TO make preparation for seed
Ing his farm. e. 81 .; &; u. "a
h g 7. Weimetr, Of Knox returned
home Saturday after a few days spent
On the Old homestead, .s.,y., ,.,,s:,$ N
Mrs. Wallow returned Sunday from
Il few 'e,g ~, weeks visit with relatives ii
Wayzata, MINI. 80 III 5s ss3ss
This delightful weather has made
the farmers discuss the subject seed.
ing quite seriously. 81 V, %sS5
s. 3. Pixley went to, Devils Lake
Monday. and transacted business be;
tween trains. = = .5 5F. Al Z
J Miss Ada, Mccormick, accompanied
by Miss Molden, came down from Bis.
bee Saturday on a visit between trains
to the formers parents, Mr.. and MRS
lJas Mccormick. = $50 Y Il. sf 5}se NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclean q and nd
daughter Mabel came UP Sunday from ,1r,
Devils Lake for a brief visit With mrs IS,
McLean's parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. Jas
Mccormick. : =: -. III III. ts5.3s5
Miss Minnie Thompson went ito IBIS!
bee Saturday noon "a = ceS s $S5s.g$xj
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Fulkersoni1 u 81
Grated on at St. Michael's hospital Isl
Grand Forks. last Monday for abdom.
inal hernia and appendicitis. S;ls;S
On Thursday afternoon, occurred The
marriage OF Miss Katherine Brehm3 to
Mr.. Henry Kennerberg at thesf M !!EE,
church, Rev. G. IA. Mcconnell 5of1iciat.
ing. = SG!.. 3s1s;,Ssss
Mr.: c.. A. Dunbar OF oberon, N95 81,
Is the new Standard Oil agent .at5this
place. He was checked In &on Wed.
nesday, Mr. W. A. Fulkerson4 leaving
for Crary the same day, si - s
W. A. Fulkerson drove to- Crarys sat
urday with two loads OF household
goods. The family will move as soon
as the last load of goods has been
shipped. Il. 81 :.,s5,
John Anderson returned from Win.
ME, Texas, Saturday for the purpose 81
looking after his hotel property al
this place, which, by the way is be.
ing. operated very I satisfactorily just
now by Mr.. A. Morse. iss::...
The village election was held Tues.
day and resulted as follows: : Trls.
tees, CT. studness; Abe Gum, H. G.
Hansen; Clerk, Joseph Hanson; AS
SCISSOR, J. H. Fulkerson; Treasurer,
M. e. Engelhorn;~ Marshall, o. W.
swenson; Justice Of Peace, James Nc.
Cormick. = q IT,, - ~
=; > 4,ASg,5S' ~ 80, . ,4.as,..,.. ,
cRARY PUBLIC OPINION. -,
Raymond Nicholson visited Devils
Lake Saturday.
Miss Franklin was shopping in Dew
lis Lake Tuesday. r..
The many. friends Of Gene Wright
are glad to see him back.
/ Ruby Henley returned home satur.
| day from Devils Lake. ''.'
Miss Aurora LIE Due returned home
Wednesday from Fargo. ~ :.
Miss Annie Joyce is visiting at the
home Of her sister, Mrs: W. F. Orr.
Miss Jacobson Of Devils Lake is
visiting at the Julius Haugen farm.
70. G. sagmoen and Master Clarence
visited Devils Lake Wednesday. - =
Miss Gertrude Burns was Devils
Lake visitor between trains last Sat
urday. t ~ .# ..zs '3'' S''' ~: 'sss&
/ Born t. Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Breer
1 Of Doyon, N: p, March 10, 1s1o-a girl
Pr 81. McGurren Of Devils Lake
visited visit ti. 2: F. Gurren between trains
lTuesday.$@.t IS . Isl 5ss, + ~ q
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The oasis., 1910-10-29
MINING NEWS.
q Collection of Short Newsy Items
 From Among the Mines of Arizona.

Tucson Star: It is currently re- ported that the American Smelling company has bonded the Culprit mine 25' miles southeast of Tucson and has already begun develop ment. Twelve men are now at work in the shaft. The Culprit mine is one of the well-known properties adj djacent to Tucson and considerable ore has already been shipped from it. The shipments paid, but the owners did not seem inclined to make the expenditure necessary for it's full development. However the taking over of the property by the American Smelt- ing company indicates that it will be operated on a large scale.
 Coconino Sun: Mir. A. c. Wal Ter and pr. H. A. Parkin, who are interested in placer gold mining in the San Juan country on the Colorado river, came in to Flagstaff last week. They recently took a gasoline boat across the desert 10 the Colorado, and in piloting a couple of boats up the river to their gold grounds narrowly escap. ed the loss of two men and all their provisions. As it was they saved enough flour and beans to tide them over until new supply could be secured. Both gentleman have unbounded faith in the new method of holding the fine gold found in the sand, and will go back again to continue the work.
 Prescott Journal, Miner: Ed
 Block and visiting mine engineer, after a few days visit to the Billy Boy and Sink to Rise mines, have returned to the city. The visitor is we'll pleased with the showing on each property, and elated at the possibilities of the general mineral conditions in those two sections. Mir. Block states that he maintains his forces on the two mines, and from the splendid showing in the Billy Boy from late work, feels convinced that it is the
The oasis., 1910-10-29

making of a heavy producer, in which belief he is supported by the engineer who accompanied him. A new hoisting equipment will be installed on the property later and development pushed on an extend ed plan. The Billy Boy is an old location, and while worked by it's former owners gave satisfactory re- turns.
 Arizona Republican: Neal Mo- Milan, accompanied by Harry Pemherton, an assayer, passed through Phoenix yesterday en route to Kelvin, where they will engage in work preliminary to opening up the Sultana National mining property. The Sultana property lies across the Gila river, almost opposite Kelvin. At one time it was an active ca mp and cop per ore was shipped before the days of the Arizona Eastern reaching into that section. Riverside station was then live point. A good hotel was maintained and in addition to the mining industry, Riverside was stopping place for the Globe Florence stage line. Charles Me Gee, the present landlord of the Southern hotel at Kelvin, was the proprietor of the Riverside hotel in it's palmy days. The main struc- ture of the cluster of adobe build ings of former days remains intact and Mir. McMillan is to utilize this building in making ready the new camp. The old adobe building will he made for new buildings to be constructed. The Sultana prop erty contains gold showings as well as high grade copper ore and live camp across the Gila from Kelvin is likely to bloom out in the near future.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29
that JOH-RIDE.
Was Big MYTH
But He Went Some In a One
Horse Hack, Says
P. c. Jones.

That daring automobile dash!!!!
That daring automobile dash across
Chicago made by p. C. Jones, the Ha.
waiian capitalist, to catch the Tween.
tieth Century Limited for New York
was a myth, says Mr.. Jones himself
who came back to Honolulu on the
Sierra yesterday. Instead OF an auto,
the joy.ride was taken in one of those
deep going Chicago hacks drawn
by one of those Chicago hack-horses.
Mr. Jones caught his train Just
the same, and when he landed in Bos-
ton had made the fastest time posi-
BILE from Honolulu. Enterprising re.
porters Dragged the STORY" and
when he got to Boston the newspa-
permen We're waiting for him.
Mr.. Jones told about IL this morn.
Ing, laughing at the publicity given
his little jaunt Of few thousand
miles.
II met Mr.. Lynch, general mana
ger of the New York Central lines,
before left San Francisco" he said,
and Lynch must have telegraphed
ahead, for when got to Chicago,
there was Mr.. Thompson, the Chicago
manager. He hustled me into a one
horse hack, and there was another
man in II. Afterwards ! found that
the other man was a reporter. Three
or four other reporters wanted to get
In also, but that horse couldn't haul
more than us three.
I'VE got to the station for the Lin
tied and there was a long line of
people waiting for tickets. Mr..
Thompson got my ticket all right and
| didn't have to wait.
We'll, when I got to Boston the
story was there ahead of me, and
more reporters to interview me.
That's how the last story OF my rec
ord came out"
Mr.. Jones says that he didn't go
after a record, but that II anybody
can beat his time he will pay the fare
from Honolulu to Boston.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29
PARTIES READY
FOR final WEEK
Continued from Page ~


meetings were not held because q,
lack of attendance. The crowd they
expected either stayed at home or
went tc the Republican meeting. and
the Democratic gathering was ludi-
crous, failure.
Next week will see the wlnd-up.
except for the final sessions on Mon
day night. The Republicans have
scheduled week full of meetings,
and Doth districts will hold rallies
each evening. The list of Republi-
can meetings nor next week is "a fol-
lows:
Fourth District
Muana Hotel. Waikiki
'Tuesday-Fort and School streets
Wednesday, aimuki Hin.
Thursday --Kumalae.
Friday-Jack Lanes place, Nuu.
anu.
Saturday-Undecided.
Fifth District.
Monday--Kallhi school.
Tuesday - Vineyard and River
streets.
Wednesday-Kalihi camp.
MISUNDERSTANDING and Kaiu-
lani tract.
Friday-Jack Lanes place. Nuu-
anu.
Saturday-Undecide
The Friday night meeting will be
a monster rally of the two districts
combined.
Tonight w. c. Achi's home at Ka-
palama Will be the scene of the big
Republican rally. All OF the Fifth
District and much of the Fourth will
be present, and Achl says his meet.
ing will have twice as large an at
tendance as the Democratic meeting.
The Democratic County and Legis-
lative candidates will go to Waianae
this afternoon for meeting tonight.
The two scheduled meetings at Pa
lama and Emma Square have been
called off and u soap-box meeting at
Aala Park substituted.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29
AUCTION Of
LAzARUSLAND

Property belonging to Alexander LII.
zarus estate on Lunalilo street was
sold at public auction at noon today
In front of the judiciary building fol
Sl4lO TO George Freeland OF Maui.
II. Il. Paxton was the auctioneer In
charge OF the sale and the bidding at
the start was brisk, although at its
close the bids only came up ten dol.
lars at a time.
There are two mortgages on the pro.
perry the first for $4,000 and the sec.
ond for $3.50 both assigned to Attor.
ney Watson.
The property consists OF 25.75O
square feet land upon which are lOcat,
ed six cottages and the price obtained
is no more than the property is worth.
according to local real estate men pre-.
sent at the sale.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-10-29
BUILDING PERMITS.

Oct. 24-H Machinto, Hotel St; al
terations; 500.
Oct. 24-IIonolulu Lava Brick Co.
plant, Kaimuki; $1,000.
Oct. 24--Yamamoto, Hotel St. be-
tween Nuuanu and Smith Drug store I;
alterations; $500.
Oct. 2G-Muranaka, Kewalo St; res
idence;, $4,000.
Oct. 26-S. Nishi, 1873 Beretania;
stores.
Oct 2G-J. II. IIertsche. Hotel St
alterations Club Hotel; $4,000.
Oct 2G-M. ohia. Luso near Alapal;
dwelling; sl245.
Oct PIT. Sumida, Asylum Road;
$50.
Oct. 2S-Pac, Eng. Co., Alakea AMI
Hotel, Y. NJ. c, A.: $4,000
Oct. 2S-Y. Chung Sing, Queen St;
stores; 800.
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