ElK CUll - Wccllly fcrUMUf jpMjy a at sea and somewhat
spin up on various issues,
FRIDAY, MARCH 21, 1002.
lit A L BAKB.RntTOBAMD I'Boi'iiiKTon
CX-
Prcsidcnt Cleveland remarks
Ihat "the party may get badly
mixed up with itself at times,
but it seems to have the faculty
auitHOHiprio.N iiatm.
One Tour, cah In advance,,...,,
Hit Moatha, OAfthln advance....
an Hired M the North I'IMt ( Nbrink)poiitofl!o
annd.lMiiniattr
fU5
75 Ont
REPUBLICAN CITY TICKET.
For Mayor
LESTER WALK ICR.
For Clerk
HARRY SAMELSON.
For Treasurer-
ROB'T SIIUMAN.
For City Engineer
C. P. ROSS.
ISUKEA DELICATE
MUSICAL IMS TftUMEMT
In rood condition she Is sweet and lovable.
and sings life's song on a Joyful harmoniotn
string. Out of order or unstrung, there Is
... . , discordance anu unuappiucaa. uwi j '"
of pulling together at convenient 30nekeynotetoallmuslcsotherel3onekey
t!nirw " Thin in not intended to "to to health. A woman migm as wen try
nines. i ins is not uucnuiu iu ,,(V,, ,,. a. . f..i , and oak
encourage Col. Wattcrson in tllC well while the organs that make her a woman
hollar ilvii lin inwrlit win nntrm are weaK or diseased, one musi do neauny
DCIICl lll.lt I1C miglUWIll Olll .IS ... ,,,,, h.althv outside. There
next democratic candidate for ar0 thousands of women suffering silently all
president. Kearney Hub. over lho country. Mistaken modesty urges
P,.., niJin n.. fu inuiulr.nl nn admirable than a modest woman, health h
J UK Umaha Isee is insistent on . ,. .,, t!V.rv other eon.
the need of a special session of sideratlon should eIvo way before it. Brad
the lcirislatltrc and gives these field's Female Regulator Is a medicine foi
" .. ? ... T. III. It I.
reasons lor tints insisting, it
vomcn's 1113. It Is
..... a I inti 3nnn i rK-
oujrc. .......... . w.. cstway tocureleu-
rJ rcasurcr Mcscrvc on tuc plea corrhea, falling of
that as custodian ol the pcrnia- tho womb, nervous-
i,r.,( u r)nrt fliml tin -nil 11 nnt Im ness, headache,
held liable for pocketing interest
on money deposited contrary to will bo astonished
tin nrovision of the constitution at the result, es-
Third Wnril-L. I). ISBN11AKT. demand for constitutional rcyi- l0(, ilh .
siuu, wiiuuui wuibii iiiu iiii.liiv.iili caned remedies,
affairs of til c state cannot be We tire not asking
safely conducted. Tlic
For Cotincilmcn-
First Ward II. F. KELLNER.
For Members School Board
JOHN SORENSON,
E. T. TRAMP.
most r",0,ranJv,n?J.
speedy and elTective way of q.- .SS
piyiug me remedy is iiiiuuyii happy thousanosoi
the submission of the necessary women. What It
wi it. iiiU, im.in.iumntu nlw. -niiu i i f it t inn has done for others
v iikh it tonics iu L-ny jiuniiL-n ., ..... It can do for you
.lames Helton is more effusive 1,1 ru 1 " Sold in drugstore
- .mi tt.iii,.ii i lu.i nn toiniin i i' nnfin I I I i i..ui.
. . M.UIU wumi nun ijui iiuai; t ior ji a uumc.
Uiail UllCKUVU, mil luu iaL.iv ui uiv: mcotinir Ol tllC legislature SIIOUUI A rt utrattd
latter docs not seem to dampen be called at once."
t.' . .1 : a f uii.. I -
ins cniiiuaiiiHiii. mi. jjuiluu COLONIZING NEBRASKA.
. . , . i i I
SllOUKl DC more (leiiniteaiKt SiaiC Mm, !milnnnrpmnnt tlmt the
just what he wants. managers of the Union Pacific
railway have perlccted a plan ot
Fiwn Funston, the gallant colonization by which they hope
Knnw.ii who well earned a britra- t"."neg lo.ut u new scu.ers mo
, , . , , . . this state during the coming
dier-gencralshtp by his good yuar wi) b(J hajcd witl, tfratllica-
won: in tnc i'liiuippincs, nas tion oy every uotiy Miueresied in
been placed in command of the e development aim prosperity
. . e r 1 ui i.,ii iioiuit
department oi v.oioraio wun No state in the union presents
headquarters at JJcnver. a more promising iiclu lor indus
triotts homesteaders, i Here is
'Pun i-pniitilic.ni state central room in Nebraska for several
lifMik will lie srnt
to ill wlio write to
NIC DRADriELD
RCGUUTORCO.
Atlanta, Ga.
Willi Paper for 1902 1
C. M. Newton has opened
a Wall Paper Store in the
Rennic Building and will
carry in stock
Wall Paper, Widow Shades,
Room and Picture Moulding,
and Sewing Machines.
Will carry ready-made win
dow shades, also a nice line
of shade by the piece from
which he will make any sine
to order. Will make Pictijrc
Frames and will v.ery
shortly have an outfit for
the manufacturing of Rub
ber Hand Stamps.
Shall try to please all that
patronize me.
C. M. NEWTON.
Spring
Work
& tr. Str. 5". r tr. sr- sr: cr. sr. ar. sr.
KV
On h'arm, Garden and Lawn will soon begin and
you may need tools and these we keep. There
is scarcely anything in this line we do not handle.
In making his repairs for spring work the larmer (
will need Holts, Nuts, Nails, etc., and this is the (j)
place he should buv them. (??
PRO..- tSSIONAL CARDS
ii
i
il't
ig Bulk Garden Seeds
v)
ii
Will as usual be lound at our store,
direct from reliable growers.
Fresh seeds
Davis the Hardware Man
Who no one Owes.
to
(?)
(?)
J, S. IIOAGLAND. W, V. IIOAOLAM)
Hoagland & Hoagland,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
OIBco over Mm. lliilTman'o Millinery More.
NOKT11 l'LATTK. - . WKUIIA8KA.
yiLCOX & IIALIilOAN,
ATTOHNB YS'AT-LA K.
gOHTl! l'LATTK, - NEUItAHKA
Offlce over nortn rintte Kstlonnl IiKnk.
j.J S. KIDQELY,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW .
Olllco MeDonnld Uloclt, Dnwoy Btroet.
NORTH PLATTE, - NEBRASKA
O. 13. DENT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGISON,
Oflice over Post Oflice.
Telephone 115.
North Plntto, - - - Nebrnekrt
--3 '- '-5 3 '-5 r5 '-5 3 r r5 "r
I II. DAVIS,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
NORTH PLATTE,, - - NEBRASKA
(Jrady Blouk Rooms 1& 2.
'V 0. PATTERSON.
iti iTi"
Five Cent Cigar
jTT SOHMALZfelED'S.
HTTQ R N BY-KT-LITW.
Olllco over Yollow Front Shoo Store
NORTH PLATTE. NEB.
1 E.
ROCHE,
DONT SPEND $25.00
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
Hinman Block, - Dhwky Stkkrt,
NnrTH 1'r.AITK. NKI1UASKA.
211.
E. MoCAW,
for new furniture if a 25c can of Sats
answer the purpose, and make things look
suma Fnamel will 9 Olllce ov
k swell. We have h NoUTI1 Vl
4 i . . .1. i.. ' 1 . .
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
or HulTinim'B Millinery Rtoro
I.ATTE, - - I EI1UAHKA
all shades ol this jiopular enamel also enamel lor batli tuns, j p
bicycles and stove pipe. We arc aire tits for Heath & Milli- t J.
V. BEDELL
0
UllO JD V 4 1 Mlt VjVI I (lid li IMIIU W iky V V. 1114. tt, bVUVkll J i
in btisincsss. 1 hats what counts. w
TUP NOPTH Pl.ATTI? PHAPftlACV J
Kext ilnor to first Natl. Hank. J. II. STONE. Alnr T 11' iiu"0iii w-i
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Olllcea: North riatto Nutioonl Bank
Building North Platte, Neb.
committccmctat Lincoln yesler-h1."!1.0,'.. ",0uP!P.le.,Wji!lS
day and selected Wednesday, 0f its area under cultivation, the
June 18th, as the date, and Lin - grain crops of Nebraska during
,.nin iiw. nlnw.. nf hnlilinfr the nuv fair harvest year arc worth
. , .. more than all the mineral wealth
state coiivciuion. uuhui 1111; .1 i- r , n.lt..i. ; nn
portionmcnl, Lincoln county is year in Colorodo or California.
entitled to thirteen delegates. 1 c corn crop ot JNebrasUa in
. . any iroon year computcti ai o
Tun republican members of cents a bushel will yield S75,000,
... ii,. t. . ODD, and the other cereals and
the house have agreed to make a ,... wil, ,..,. t for t lest
concession of twenty per cent Um),000,000 more. The heaviest
from the present tarill rate on output of precious metals in Col-
Culian suirar. Th s atrreetnent. orado or Ualilortna never cx-
wliich lis a compromise, is not needed fifty million dollars in one
.,r ........ year.
sawsiaciory tome ueuibiiLjai men . fim:llt!ntl,f nront.r loi. lhc
.. . . ... i . . . : j
nor tiieLviiuau piameiH. Union Pacific to inauiruratc a
tdm of colonization even at this
And after all, it is probable hate day. The greatest mistake
tlmt the riirhls nrovided bv the the former owners of 'the Union
., . . , i Pacific railroad made was that
recently adopted initiative and lhcy cenll.rcd nlI their efforts on
referendum will be embraced by t,c throuirh trallic while ncirlcct-
the neonle of North Platte, nur lilmentably the local tralhc
Those who object to a twenty institutes , tlic most prof
, , , . liable source of the income of a
years' franchise to a gas com- wuu eniabHahed railroad.
nany which wants two dollars a It must be born in mind that
thousand feet for gas that should "e larger as well as the hetter
a I im ri (Vnliviulrn iu nni'l h nF flirt
'"rnisiieu lor one uoi.ar anu a p,nUo rivel.t Und Uwt n of
half, want a chance to vote on the state been colonized properly
the proposition. They will prob- c state could today have
.... ... ... i uu.iMUjii nun .i uu.v:ii lilil; ui
auiy u Biyn at. uppu. u.... . f 20 m . S0 QQQ nontllatioil
lii'lu'ncn Omnli:i nnil f51iivonno
i ..r r r.. ..:..!.. . "-V- "Y . J.
xiiri tumuixiiti: ui MiMuiiisis mi ,tH wealth would have been
at Lincoln Wednesday was not more than trebled.
1 1. i I i. .! IT'iil 41m llniilii 1'fii.ilir nlli'unnil I l'ullmnil fiire
Hie huccchs uiai uau duuii .iiuiui- -'; - v I " i-'relBlit tralnn No. si ami t Ntop at alt
,(,.! fi. ilinnili Him iiiv-il., nnu tuu policy WIUL.-U iim nuriiiii-iuii NtatlmiH. tuner irciRtiiH carry riaxseiiKers
I I " ...no f..,.,w1 in nnmriirnlA Uir in'i. I ' IMIIIUH at WUICIl liicy MKiJi
iThe Climate I
HOMOEOPATIIIST,
NKDIIA8KA.
Over Flrnt National llaok,
NOKTU I'LATTK, - -
e
Of Western Nebraska is hard on paint and it is al-
most money burned to use anoinferior quality when 3
painting your house. The best paint is by far the 0
cheapest in the end.
Sherwin & Williams Paints
e
a
NOTICE KOK I'UHMOATION.
Land Omco lit Nnrlb l'latte, Neb.,
February 8. IWi. f
Nutlco le hereby alven that Uie folluwlnu-tianipA
settlor ban Qlotl notice ot hie Intention to ranko
Dual nroof In sumxirt ot bin clntm. and that unld
proof will be made before lleaietor fcnd Itecelrer
at North Flutte, Neb., on March 22c!, 1B0J,
viz:
JAMK8 l'ATTEltSON.
who mnilo Hoiupstvad Kntrv No. 17.117. tor tlui
west linlf iiortliwcut iiuarter und west halt south
west quarter of Hoc. 12, Town 14, north of Range
so, West nth r. m.
He naiuea the following witnesses to nrove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
In nd, viz.
A. F. Stroltz. F. W. ltlnckor. Ah ilov I'etnrs ami
JauvH Chambers, all of North Hattu, Nob
Illl) tlEOitaK K. Iukncii.
80
UNION PACiriC TIME CAHD.
(Central Time)
WEST IIOUNII.
No. 1 Leaves ,
101 I.eavcH
:i I.eaveH
h Leaves
17 Leaves
111 Leaven
S3 Leaves
I'relKht)
1'rclKht)
KrclKht)
KAST IIOUNII.
A: 15 p. in
1 :M a. m
7:itt a. m
:) p. in
1:10)1, in
8::u)a. m
No
2 LeaveM li:WSt. m
liri Leaves 7:15 a. m
n Leaves HMO a. in
I Leaves 11:10 p. m
IH Loaves (KrelKlil) U'.30 p. in
JO Leaves (KrelKht) 4:() a. in
."H Leaves (Krelptit) T: IB a. in
On trains No. I anil1-' liassciiRers must pay
OIIDKltOF FINAL I1KA1UN0.
THK HTATKOF NlIllltAHKA, i .
l.INOOI.N COUNTY 1R
lu tlio mailer ot Ihe ljlnlc ot John I,. MaAllln-
mi"iil in iiiiiiiiriirnlr. hv rn;i-
were sent out to the members of sum of jts ilmlntio tolocal traffic
the committees and local leaders, an, dependence on the same the
less than litty responded. The state census lor the year l'JUO
.li.t nni i.n ; I would huve Khown n tinniiliitinn ter. iiiciasii.
V.V1IHUI urn iiv.1 . vo.iii ii. .j " . - " i i --. ...r..u...i mi.... .1... ....1 n i.... t.,.
(lulinite fiction, thotlirll t is honed 1,1 HUM v. Ul.HI Allmtpr, nlmlnl-tratrU, iirayluu ii KettlnmiMil
ULIUUlL. .1L.UUI1, UIUUJ,I1 II IS lllipL.ll 0 . . and allowaiuo of Iiit limit account, nlnl on lim
tlmt fit U future llieetlllL'- of tllC kt .i in it n t M" March IWC ami lor illfclmrKtt as null
i ii in i l 1111-i.uiij, ui niL. Now that the Union l'acihc has miiiiinMratru.
e.Nccutive committees arrange- awakened to its true interest it is .. " l?.o' "!:.
mcnts will be made for fusion to be hoped that it will exert JiH t1,V;tr:rM;t.V,tr.,1, ito3; "i.Tro.?,1.
and nhoiv CKiimi wlijr lun prayer of nlllli)liiir
should not Le KN'iH"'-
A. H. 1IA1.1)MK'
liiliv I ('omit)' .IuiIko.
.....I iinn iiaiiI irulu ill n IiiiOi its vMiorfV and lulluonco to make
dim iii i ii l vviiviiviviil7 iii ttniwii o : .
up iur iosv iiuiu it i nuiicr
the democrats arc pretty certain
to get a majority of the candi
dates on the state ticket.
'p.... .,t.i 4 : ... Vr...4l,
a ill. mil-w iui.1 s ill iuii in
Platte, who have seen thousands
of buffalo in one herd in the
1 Matte valley, will no doubt he
interested in know'tig that so far
as the U. S. agricultural depart
ment it. aware, only two small
herds of wild buffalu are in exist
ence in the United States one in
the Yellowstone park, the other
in Lost Park, Colo. During the
past autumn several of the latter
herd were killed, and while the
department has no recent in for
mation as to the exact number of
animals in these herds at the
present time, it has reason to be
lieve ithat the Yellowstone herd
Iocs not exceed twenty-live and
the Lost Park herd eight or ten
individuals.
Commkntinc on Henry Watter
soti's remark that the republican
late than never. --Hce.
Millions Put to Work.
Tlio woiidurful activity ot tlio tibw
ootitury is fhown liy mi iMiormoim do
urn nd for tlio world's host worltors Dr.
Kinif'ii Now Ljifo I'iIIp. For ConBtlpa
tuin, Sink lloiulnold', HiliuiiHiH'UD. ornny
trotihlo or .S oinauli, Llvor or Kltlnoyn
tlioy'ro titiri vulotl. Only 'Joo at HtrolU'H
tlnitf Htoro.
Have been sold by us for many years, and they have e
triven universal satisfaction time tried and not ?
found wanting. We have a full stock on hand for o
the spring trade. If you have used it you will buy
0 i k ttii ii ii )uu ii il z iiui ii a v; u ii ii ii 9
I A F STREITZ, Druggist!
O 0
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WW
0 0000O00O000O0O00 30000000000000000 00O0000
fsforth piatte fTlocir
R0000
iUiU
iIai?Ufactvii:ecl by Nfoirtf? Platte toiler niilis
Used by economical housewifes in fifty towns in
Nebraska and Wyoming and pronounced the
equal of any flour manufactured in Nebraska.
fl THai Sack u)iil Corfvitjcc yoti of Its n)cHt
North Platte Roller Mills
C. F. 1 DDINCS
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NOTICE FOll rUllUOATlON.
Ijiud Olllce at Ninth IMntle, Neb.,
March 1, 1U02.
Notice Is heroliT ulven thattho follnwlue-rjamed
pi ttlcr hnn flleil nutlco of his lnientloir to make
llnal proof In rupimrt ot his claim, and that sold
T roof will be nimte before lttglnnr aad Hecelver
iciMorin 1'iauo, ieu., on April i.iiii iwi, vni
OilAHLKS J. GAMlllUU,
nho innile horaetead entry No. 175WI for the
viiith half of nortlieaiit quarter nud Lots 1 and 2,
M'ctlun 4, township II) north, ratifio 2tl west lllli
1'. Jl
Ho immi's lho follovrltiK witnesses to urovolili
continuous rt'xlilonco upon nud oultlvatlnn of
Mild laud, vizi John K, Fuller, Henry I), l'olllip.
nuaiu n iiohh aim iioucrt J. 3inzie. an or
Myrtle, Neb.
mill EO. K. FHENOH, IleKlstor,
KOTICF FOU 1'UHLlOATION.
l.nud olllce nt North I'Jatte, Neb.
March , IWI.
Kotlce Is hereby clven that tho followlDC-nnmod
nuttier has Mod notice of his Intention to make
lliini nroof In sunnort of his claim, and that nalii
proof will lie made beforo the register and re
ceiver, U. 8. Land Oflice, nt North l'lntlo, Neb.,
on April 21.1WL', vlr.:
TlKlAb rKTKHHEN,
who mndo liniLestead otitry No. 173iM, for the
northoiiet miurtur, pec. Ill, towu 11, Cnorth rniigu
2d, West sixth p. m.
Ilounmeathe following wit iiessos to prove his
uonlliiuous rcsldonco upon and cultivation of said
inmi viz; J on n unnsen, J una ltatmusson,
Christian Jnlmson and Ernest Andrson.all of
Denmark, Neb.
QeorcikK. Fuencii, IteKlster,
KOTlCK roil 1'lillLlOATION.
Land OtUco at North l'latte, Nob.
February IS, 1W.
Nollco Is horcby dlvcn Hint tho following
n n mod settlor has tiled nollco ot his tutenttnn to
mnkellnnl proof In support of his claim and that
said proof will bo maiio before tho Id-KlNtiir nud
neceivor. u. a. iwind Olllco nt North rintte,
Nob, on April 6th. 11L', viz:
OHAltLEH M. MCMKKW
Homestead Enrty No 1732(1. for tho smith half
norlhenst ipinrter, Lots 1 aud a, suction II, town-
nup id, norm oi ranhe ai, w. lllli p. in,
ll. lie names tho (uIIiihIiiu wltuessos to tirnvn hurt
continuous residence upon and cultivation nt
Bain mini, vii-..
Henry l'ollett. John I'ollntt. Cusnnr Hlvltn.
John I.. McOrew, all of North l'lntlo, Nfb.
UKOIUIK L. lllK.NCII, llfglstLT.
I in 'i iiji
lia c ii i ukU ou
li.itnt' tn .l' d
with rmik.t llai-
in.,! C.l. It ic
1 H
.11 i.. t brc.k. " J
oiilyki-c, Sj .
Icokliiii I ku J l in.
nw, tut Lwl
wcju Im ' I iT I '
ailonglr ihe lJWLL,?P"
uto ol I' uirka ''A YL
larncHUil.
every ulicta
In io IH
llll lilt t.
Md by
Standard Oil
Company
X
HO A I) NOTICB.
To nil whom It tuny uoncorn:
Tlio coiiiiiiiosionor iippdintod lo locatn
n road coiiiiiuMioinu' nt tlio BonthoiiBt cor
nur Fcotiou 8, tuvvnuliip 10, north of
ration '.VI uiat, nnil riinninj,' thciR'o wohI
nloiu: Hccliou linos nnil teriiiiiiiitiiiL' nt
nouthviPt coruor of Hootiou 8, In town-
nlnp 10, nurtli rnnuo-u west, to uonneul
wltli county road .o. Ui, him reported in
favor of tlio OHtiililiBliinont tliorwif and
all olijeotioDH tliorot", or cliunm for
iliuiniueH, imiut bo tiled in tho County
t Morlt'H olllco ou or bofore noon of tho
lllli day of May, A. D 1902, ormich
road will bo ontablinhod without rofor
en eo thereto.
FRED H, GINNT,
County Clork.
Dated March II, UW2. mill
T. W. VAN W1E,
CARRIAGE ..PAINTER.
Call and get prices. All work
guaranteed.
Hinman Building Front Street
VERY LOW
RATES
Every day durinir lho months of March
nud April, l'.KJ'J, tho Union l'aoitio will
noli LoloiiiHt t no-way tickots at tho
following rntos.
KKOM
FV5issoiE8'i River
$20 to Ogdcn and Salt Lake City
320 tj Butte, Anaconda and Helena
Sft to Sooltanf.
HANS GERLE,i, ,
i1mi,UV w i u.iiia uit nit VJ1V.UI
Wm. Gamt,
Blacksmith and
WttRonimiker.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Horse Shoeing $4 per Team.
Also reductions in the price ot all
other work. Work iMiarnnteud ot
money refunded. Give ub a call.
Locust street south of Y'jsi'b
harnesR itnrc.
c
(?
The Tailor.
lias jtiBt oponod n now
tailoring osttiblitdimcnt
and hnn now pamploa for
will rocoivo prompt at-
tontion. Dowov nt. up
iu Morsoh buildini;.
Northern Ry, Spokane to Wcnatchcc
Inclusive, via Huntington and
Spokane.
$25 to Points on Great Northern
Btiits also does repair ( Ryt West of Wcnatchcci via Hunting
work. Uail on mm wuu i ton and apoKanc.
now or old work and yon
LpjD to rortlandi lacoma and bc
attic.
$25 to Ashland, Oregon and Inter"
termcdiatc Points, Including Branch
Lines on S. P. Co. South of Portland,
via Portland.
THERE ARE OTHERS
who can make and repair
Shoes, but there are lew
who can equal and none
that can surpass us
FbolojnpktJ
rmm un.
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
the "-i&iFMA.ol Me.
prodnceg the nbovo results In SO ly. It tctf'
powerfully aud quietly. Cures when all others (till
Vouns men will regain their lost manbood.andoii)
men will recover tnelr youthful vigor tr uilog
HUVIVO. It oulckly and surely rtitorea Nerronj.
ness. Lett Vitality, Impotcncy, Nightly EralijloM,
tout Tower, Falling- Memory, Waitlnu Dlteue,and
all cfTects ot sell-abuae or eicecaand IndlKretlon,
which unfits ona for study, business or marriage. It
not only euros by startles at tho scat o t disease, but
Is a great ncrvotnnlo and blood balldur, bring
ing back tho pink glow to pale checks and r
btorlng tba flro of youth. It wards off Insanity
and Consumption. Insist on having KEVIVO.no
other, Tt can ba carried In vest pocket. Or mall,
81.00 per package, or six for SS.OO, with pod
ilvo 'written Rnnrantee to care or refund
tho monry. Hook nnrt nitTlso frco. Address
KOYAL MEDICIN1! CO., ''Soffi S1"
For Sale bj' A. V. Ri-. h-,
J. F. FILUION,
Plnmbcr, Tinworkcr
General Repairer.
$25 to San Francisco, Los Angeles
and Other California Points.
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