Ccquttît Cîttj Retain.
.¿i,
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T U E SD A Y , DEC. 28, 1897.
AU
ds I q
banished by Dr. MU m ’ Pain PIU*.
Willism Denham, who has been
Solid Gobi Scarf Pin f l ut the working for Jim Hayes at Empire
during the summer mouths, lias
Berlin Store.
1ois; $146 20.
— *
* " ' *~
R. C. End ¡colt, o f Bancroft—
Bridge to Bancroft; $101.
P. A. Alford, of Sitkum— Dora
’to Hitkum; $156.
J. H. Robinson— Myrtle Point,
by !*<” * ,r> Fairview; $487.
J. P. Hayes, of Rural — Rural,
by IStelka to Myrtle Point; $259.
A. J. Fulls-- Dora, by Gravel
Ford, to Myrtle Point; $446.20.
10 «
J. H. Robinson - M yrtle Point,
by Custer to EcUey, $533.
H t HI h I t I"DRUGGISTS
S « SO« ^ ^ 1 JT h
9 LÏITRLY filJARARTEED ! ? C M n “ T c“ *of «««tipatson. cucir*» ■» um
uu -
S. C. Slavin, of Kansas City, Mo.
J b U I D u I U UAilAIliEiCiV tire, never rrip or iripc.bat c iu m c u j » » t i n i rmwMs. Sim -
— Myrtle Point to Bandon; $482.
H* m 4 b ook l* fw * . i l STEBUXfl REMEDY CO., f h lfiv o , Montreal. C m . , or New York,
« if.
J. W. Hansberger— Port Orford.
by Ophir aud Wedderburu*toGold __
—
.
H O S IE R Y
A b s o lu t e ly P u r «
Beach; $1059,
F. L. Gray— Gold Beach, by
Irma, Ferry and Harbor to Chetoo,
t it.
*31380; Port Crford, by Denmark
ROVAI. BAKtMO e o w r y a c o ., w ry vqrk .
ai d Langlois to Bandon, $900.
W. -Hj Bradford—Gold Beech,
Mr. Dodge, the. historum fgrj.lve •hy -Wedderburp, Qm stei, Illinois,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Piouoers of Coos and Uerrji coun Illaliee aud Mule oreek to Dothan;
ties, has arranged'wiAh J-wP; Bey $1927.
HATS AND CAPS,
ers, the Coquille pbQR'8r*pk«r, so
that parties who wall b e . kind
After hearing some friends r'oti-
enough to fam ish theit pictures tinually praising t'liambeiTln’s Code,
for the forthcoming history can Cholera ’ and . Dinrjhoep Remedy,'
get them taken for 36 Cents.' Mr Curtis l'T-epk, of.Ai/ahquu, C u JX mi . ii )*,
Beyers is an excellent! workman.
purchased.» botU eof it le tijis (J\yn
Don't bolt your food , fit, irritates use and is now aa enthusiast^ ovyr lw.V.lv'.'
▼our stomach.
CltboMe digestible its wonderful work ns unyou$ oau be.1
food and chew it. Indigestion is a The 25 and 50 gent sizes for iiaIe;Ry Irt.wfc
if
| ^
:
dangerous sickness. Proper care R. S. Knowlton. • ’
U
V*
tri t
* •
• -
prevents it
Shaker Digestive
Everything
goes
at
pamo
prices
Cordial cures it. That is the long
*AL^U iiV. F li i ^ L I N E OF ,
f
and short of indigestion.
Now, this week at the Fair Store.
■ F L O U R Hill F E E D y
the question is: Have you got in
M A IIR IR D .
a Mi
digestion ? Yes, if you have pain D ecker L khtkr —At Arttgo, Dec. 17, 1807,
or discomfort after eating, heudache,
by K bv . ThoniAH Burklow, P. A. Decker
and Mrs. Barab D. Lester.
dizziness, nausea, offensive breath,
«IA
:
AMMUNITION, ETC.*, ETC. ,
heartburn, langour, weakness, fever,
n o K IT .
jaundice, flatulence, loss of appetite, M c C obmac —At Newport, Dec. 14, 1897, to
Mr. and Mrs. M. VV . MoCormac, a son.
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......
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irritability, constipation, etc.
Yes,
you have indigestion. To cure it S immons —In this city, Doo. 22, 1897, to Mr.
. ; . . . •••.*’ :■
» '■« «¡ m * V L
and Mrs. Loa Simmons, a daughter.
take Shukers Digestive Cordial.
The medicinal herbs and plants of
D IE D .
which Shaker Digestive Cordial W ilson —At Bandon, Deo. 14. 1897, James
9
W.
Wilson,
a^ed
6f> years, 6 mouths and
is composed, help to digest the food
22 days.
in your stomach; help to strengthen
your stomach. When your stomach
is strong, care will keep it so.
Dr. M ile s ’ Nervine
Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale
A REMEDY FOR THE
by druggists, price 10 cents to $1.00
Effects of Tobacco.
per bottle.
K « ) « l m akes th e tood pure,
w h olesom e mad delicious.
^ l A N D Y CATHARTIC
•Carload o f flour just arrived at come home to Ibis place.
Mrs. luez Chase, who has been
J. W. Leneve’s.
Church Directory.
Beautiful New Year presents at teaching on North Coos river, aud
Coquille Pharmacy.
* sister, Miss Belle Rich who closed
fU IK IH T U n t CHURCH. Coqnitle City.
her secoud term at Coos City, have
\ J Preuohing 1st and 3d Lord’ d days in
Flour at wholesale or retail at
returned iu time to spend the boll,
each month, at 11 o’clock i\. yi. and 7:.‘M) J. W. Lens re’s.
f
a. in. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
days at home.
o ’clock a. in. Pray, r mm-ting every \\od-
Mrs. S. J. Millpr is very ill agaiu,
ncaduv «veiling.
0 . A. S tink , Minister.
Major Ebert will he present in
after a promise of beiug better.
this place tomorrow with a platoon
M
en ' s H ath —Good quality, at
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
o f helpers of God's Regulars from
fair prices, at Geo. Robinson's, f
o n d a y s , w ed n k sd ays an d f r i
1 Marshfield tocouduct meetings aud
; days will ran as follows;
K londike F ree — Sell 500pounds establish a post. Elder Farrar, a
Leave
Arrive
of your outfit tor $2500, or over. * I very able Baptist minister, will be
8.00 a.m . |
Marshfield
12.30 p. m. j
Vrrtve “ |
Leave
The H erald is a little late this present and join help iu the meet
».80 “
| COQUILLE CITY 11.00a. lu. I issue, but gets there just the same.
ing Thursday night.
10.00 “
I
Mvrtle Point
10.30 44
F or R ent —T hree houses in
Coquille Encampment, No. 25.
town, by the H erald Land A Loan I. O. O. F., elected officers at its
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Co.
meeting last Thursday evening, as
The Labor Exchange will hold
A large quantity of the finest follows; R. E. Buck, C. P.j T. J.
its animal rimeting next Monday quality of Bacon at Geo. Robin Little, H. P .: 8. P. C. Johnson,
afternoon at Mercantile hall.
son’s.
f 8. IV.; J. J. Stanley. J. W.; G. F.
The Woodmen's (;rand masquer
Yes, there is Sugar in town; you Boutell, scribe; J. 8- Lawrence,
ade comes off New Year's eve, and will find it at the Old Soldiers’ treasurer. The installation will
will be attended from all points io Store.
• take place the 1st Thursday io Jan
the couuty. Don't miss it.
Miss Genie Harper of Bandon uary, 1897.
Mnj. Ebert and a corps of helpers is visiting at Mr. Lorenz's during
Quite a crowd of onr young
o f God's Regulars will begin meet the holidsys.
folks took the train last Friday
ings at the Christian chnrch to-
Mrs. Ethan McDuffee spent morning for the hay, thence to
III r ow—Wednesday— night.
All Christmas with frieuds on the 8su Francisco.
O f the numher
are invited.
were Fred Strang and sister, Miss
lower river.
Rev. J. W. Craig, of the Ban-
Ladies Kid Gloves, a superb as Sarah, Charley Pendleton, Leon
don charge, will exchange pulpits sortment at George Robinson's fine Gregory and Frank Willard. Miss
with Rev. Mr. Smith next Sunday, new quarters.
* StrHug goes for her health, while
the young men go for employment
and preach morning and night,
$1 per can for Pearl Coal Oil— and with a view to better their
while Mr. Smith will preach at
that’s
the
price
you
pay
for
coal
oil
couditious. '] he H erald wishes
Riverton— Rev. Craig’s appoint
ut Geo. Robinson’s.
good luck to all.
ment.
A. Pershbaker and Miss Amy
The H erald is pleased to chron
came up from San Francisco per
LO C AL ITEM S.
icle the unparalleled successof the
steamer Areata Monday.
canvass for the sale of the "H is
Additional locals on 2d page.
Miss Euret*a Pannenberg and tory o f Coos and Curry Counties,”
Old papers for sale at this office. Hurry Kribs each won a large doll as being collated and elited by
Neui Year goods at the Berlin the past week at ruffles.
Orvil Dodge, esq., historian o f the
Store.
F o u n d — A badge pin.
Owner Pioneers’ Association of Coos aud
Ott Willard is
Get your Caudies and Nuts at can have same by proviug property Curry counties.
canvassing, and visited Coquille
Bird Nusler’s.
* aud paying for this notice.
G o to Klondike free—and clear
City Mursbal Brown has been City for several days last week to
$‘2190 on the way.
* kept busy on the street crossings, sound the sentiment o f the people
regarding the history. In a visit
• Go to the Old Soldiers’ Store for so as to have them clean aud pass to Baudot! of six days and his first
able.
nice, fresh bread.
*
day in Coquille— iu all, seven
Balance of Holiday Goods at the days— he took 119 orders. There
J. \V. Leneve has a nice new line
Fair
Store
will
be
closed
out
re
ot Boots aud Shoes.
*
are no dis6euting voices, but all
For latest stales in Ladies' Huts gardless o f price; they must go by seemed to he in expectancy and
New Year. *
anticipating a most interesting and Dr. Miles’ Pain Pills stop Headache.
go to the Berlin Store.
Go to the Old Soldiers’ Store conscientiously prepared history.
1). Giant Beale of Emire is vis
ANTED - TRUSTWORTHY
AND I
GO TO
for Syrups, Lard, Bacon, Flour, This first effort is very encouraging.
active gentlemen and ladies to travel I
iting iu Coquille City.
THE
for
responsilile.
established
bouse
in
slate
I
Teas, Coffee— iu fact all kinds of
The H ebai . d greets its readers i fo Oregon. Monthly $li._>.00 ami ex peases.
Candies and Nuts low down in Groceries.
*
Position
steady.
Reference.
Enolose
self-
I
For Gloves, Mittens or Suspenders, go to - THE FAIR STORE
this issue with a special holiday
price at Bird Nosler’e.
*
Hardy Mast was down a day or edition— twice the usual size— and addressed stamped envelope. The Domin
THE FAIR STORE
For
Hosiery and Underwear, go to -
ion Company. Dept. Y, Chicago.
Not the cheap shoes, but shoes two last week from his North Fork
For Men's Shirts and Overalls, go to - - THE FAIR STORE
cheap at the Berlin Store.
* home, partially to dicker with with its usnal space for interesting
and acceptable local matter. The
STAR M A IL ROUTES.
For l/l/indow Blinds and Curtains, go to - THE. F 4 IR STORE
M. Siguay, the logger, came Santa Claus.
H erald , as a local paper, is first
over from the bay yesterday.
For Slates and Tablets, go to - - - - THE FAIR STORE
Mr. Quick, Miss Flora and Grace iu the county, first in mechnnicnl ' Successful Bidders for Coos County Routes
That Ixtm r Jimrk ran be n t r « I with Smith visited the homestead ranch
For Thread, Needles aud Pins, go to - - THE FAIR STORE
skill
and
ability,
am)
first
in
the
i
and the Amounts They W ill Receive.
D r. H lies' NERVE PLASTER. OnlrJSc.
at Lampey creek last week, latum- hearts of the people. Besides this,
For Calicoes, Outings, etc., go to - - - THE FAIR STORE
•‘ Ward Heeler* N<>. 1,” of Marsh lug yesterday.
the
H
erald office
has
printed
Washington,
Dee.
l^,.—
(Oregon
For Tinware and Graniteware, go to - - THE FAIR S*rORE
field, will be heard in next week’s
Ed Bunnell aud Gus Carleon within the past teD dsys 2000 cop ian office, Post building.) —T.I ih
For Bird Cages and Fixtures, go to : - THE FAIU' ^TCTRE
issue.
have packed 120 barrels of Halmon. ies, o f 8 pages each, in neat style, postoffice department has made the
New Goods! New Goods! And They lost one week at the test of the “ College Visitant” — Prof. awards for star mail mutes for the
For Hats, Caps and Umbrellas, go to - - THE FAIR STORE
HE excessive m o of tobacco/cirpMully
more a-coming fo r the Berlin time, being out of salt.
Futrell’s paper; 270 copies of 2 next four years. Thp follpwnig are
;.by s owp’ fcjun.fc* nVvtvjrH G On flow and For Brooms, Matches and Soaps, go to - THE FAIR STORE
Store.
nnckwbfcdlyisfcortdniiUf© i»tit*>rtally. Fdr Table Linens and Towels, go to
THE FAIR STORE
The Old Soldiers’ Store, will pages, 4-colnrau sheets, for the the snccessfiU. bidders for , loi'al-J
Frof. Hawkins visited Ins parents always lie' found with sugar, coffee, “ Southwest Oregon Reporter” — 1 Oregon routed; -the AWrN being Mr. Ed. G. Ebsen, compositor-on tlicf^Contra- For Combs, Brushes, etc,, go to
- - - THE FAIR STORE
jQosta
XVtors,
Martlrjcz,
Cal.,
writes;
l
,'l
have
during the holiday vacation of' his and all the staple groceries on hand Hon. J. H. Upton’s Hide Curry i the amount th e’,«0ntrati»or8 Will
ustAf l^ti'MileY Restorative lyervlrio and re- For Jo gs and Notions o f any Kind, go to - THE FAIR STORE
school.
county paper —aud has other orders, receive each yeario vu's*«? •
. ceivdd much benefit from It. I was troubled
aud at the lowpst cash prie?s.
$1 buys more goods this week at
besides
posters
from
Marshfield,
Awarded to J;> lu;: Ynden,'*of with nervousness, dizzy spells and sleepless
In fact, if you want anything ut the lowest R A C K E T P R IC E S,
Miss Louisa Vallino has reached
the Fair Store than you can else this place from San Francisco and the large posters for the W ood Londou, K y.: ltosetoirg, by Wins- ness, caused by the uso of tobacco and stim
then go to
(
ulants. I took Dr. Milos’ Nervine with mar
where for 8*2.
is in charge o f the millinery de men’s masquerade, posters fo r tliP 1 ton, Brock way,Ofafbt,(ikttii A h V alley, velously pood results, allaying; thodiszinoss,
Beaver Hill entertainment and Remote Bridge, Oak, Myrtle Point, quieting the nerves, and enabling mo to
A supplimental pension of 80 per partment of the Berlin Store.
much other j'oRwork done and on Coquille City and Marshfield to sleep and rest, provinp in my case a very
month lias beeu granted to Joseph
John Quick came up from his file. Tliese go to show that if the
beneficial remedy ” Dr. Miles’ Rostorative
Empire1 $6437.
‘ >
J. Earl of Marshfield.
Nervine Is especially adapted to restoring
Lampey creek baching quarters H erald had only a business show
T.
W.
McCloskey,
o
f
Myrtle
the nervous systejn to Its normal condition T H E
Evan Morgan has moved to yesterday to be present at some
from
a
united
citizenship,
without
Point—
Myrtle
Point,
hy
Norway,
under
such circumstances. It soothes, heals
Marshfield, aud will be engineer special meetings and festivities
subsidy or unusual effort, we should Aiago,Coquille, Riverton, Parkers and strengthens.
on the steamer Ralph.
here.
Dr. Miles’ Remedies
have a printing house here that burg, Prosper aud Bullards (to
are sold by all drug
I f yon want to make a New
Bernard Short has returned to would he unselfish and of its own BandoD); $846.
gists under a positive
Year present to your friend con Coos, after speuding some weeks force do more to build up onr town
T. J. Williams,of Looking Glass guarantee, first bottle
in the Flagstaff mining section aud county than any other enter — Rosebnrg to Looking Glass; $233. benefits or money re
sult the Berlin Store.
funded. Boole on dis
He likes Coos prise.
Our stock is being increased npar Baker City.
F. L. Mathews, of Looking Glass; ! eases
of the heart and
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constantly and prices lower than well enough.
$119.
nerves free. Address,
Accident
at
Remote
By
Fire.
I f you desire a luxuriousgrowth
ever at Coquille Pharmacy.
*
DU. MILES MEDICAL CO.. Elkhart, lud.
A. J. Ferguson—Elliqtt to Laug-
Dry fir wood delivered at $1 and o f healthy hair of a natural color,
A sad, painful and maybe fatal
C O Q U I L L E C I T Y , O R .,
$1.25, and dry hard wood delivered nature’s crowning ornament of both accident occurred at Remote school-
sexes, use only Hall’s Vegetable
at $1.25 per tier.
house Christmas eve, during the
Sicilian Hair Reuewer.
C o r n e r S e c o n d a n d T a y lo r S t r e e t s ,
A. O. W heeler .
festivities o f the season in that
The Fair Store will make a neighborhood. William Murray, a
Fiue line of Boots and Shoes, of
O F A L L K IN D S .
best eastern and San Francisco sweeping sale the balance o f this well known citizen, was acting the
makes, ut George Robinson’s new week. Many nice holiday goods psrt o f Santa Clans, daring which
store.
t that were delayed by the storm the cotton on his ooat ignited from
All kinds of food is very scarce will he sold at wonderfully low the lights on the tree and caught
his clothing, burning him so badly
• at the LOWEST CASH PRICES.
and high at Dawsou. Go now, aud prices.
I F WE H A V E N ’T G O T
Thanks to Santa Clans and onr that he may die. The andience
sell half of your outfit at big
O ut terms are the chaapest, and cpnsequently
friends
at
Lampey
creek
for
a
fled from fright at the threatening
profit.
M t’ 8 T HE F O R CASH.
v
W H A T YOU W ANT,
It blaze except two citizens and a
•V G’d .
The Collegiate Institute declared Christmas gift to the edilor.
8 ® “ Highsst cash price paid tor hides, either green or cfiirti'T i'-U ' **
is a neat photo holder, the deft daughter of the injured man. The
V -
n holiday vacation from Friday of
work of one o f the good people of latter, however, fainted and could
Will Supply It For You.
last week till uext Monday—
that community.
do nothing for bar father, but the
r « •* ’-.V
f- .»> ffn u
January 3d.
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Dr. Moore has received a supply two neighbora succeeded in extin
. ¿ f %; -l •
H J
At a late meeting of the town of trasses, the most practical of guishing the fire. Mr. Murray had
Don’t
faiLto
qaii.
aPtbe
Pharmacy.
Yon
will
find a fnll stock of Sta-
boaid at Empire. John Lennon whs anythiug of the kind ever invented. to be left at the schoolhonse till a their best interests at heart when we announce
; i
Jioimry. Tablets and School Supplies on hand.
this
fact,
but
we
cannot
run
our
business
any
reappointed marshal at a salary of If you have aoy difficulty iu getting physician had beeD summoned and
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other way and live.
,
$50 per month.
one to suit, call aud have one fitted treated him.
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D epu'y County Clerk Hazard that will do the work.
I -
took in familiar sights at Empire
Notice to M ariners.
DR. J. BURT MOORE, Propriety.
The H erald firce has been
P IO N E E R M A R K E T .
and other bay points last week, re
kindly remembered during the
■
Notice is given by the lighthouse
turning Wednesday.
JOH NSON B R O ’8.
Christmas
festivites.
Mrs. E.
Don’t fail to call at the Berlin Pannenberg and daughter Enretta board that the Coquille buoy, a first-
'it
Store about 1st o f next week. served a basket of cake, a pitcher class nun, red, marked ‘‘Coquille,*’
There will be a wonderful collec of delicious sweet wine and a bas in white letters, has gone adrift
from its position about j of a mile
tion o f Hats and Fashions.
ket o f e x tn fiae apples.
N. W. J N. of the break on Coquille
# # # C. H. BUTLER, PROPRIETOR.
Bird Nosier will sell you fresh
George Robinson is snugly lo rock. It will be replaced as soou
I AM M OW LOCATED
Candies and Nuts for Cbiistmas cated in his new store, next door as practicable. This notice affects
AT TH E
and during the holidays— cheaper west of Hotel Coquille. It looks as the list of Beacons, Buoys and Day
AVING LEAH Eft.TIUH NEW. C()MMOD10UR A HD MODERN H O S T t l R T
than yon could bay in the city.
t am now prepared to*entertain the traveling pablio in first-clasa
G
if he is getting a full share of the Marks, pacific coast, 1896, page 33.
Kyle, vlih the very •b’krtl'of accommodations and at moat reason
Gee. Robinson has a fine line of trade of the town and country.
able
rate«.
Table*’
supplied
with
the
beat
the
market
affords.
and will do a fine line of
'SA M PLE ROOMS f<»r Cpmp e r e t i men,
fresh candies, cookies and nuts, He has a nice and quite full line of
I
roomy
and
Cbntrally
located.
SPECIAL
ACCOMMODATIONS
and
T#rm«
and “ The 5 Cent Cigar,” besides goods, and George himself is popu
for Families and Theatrical Troupes,
other good brands o f Cigars and lar and well known.
Kates—$1 to $1.60 per day.
(toirSatisfaction
guaranteed.
J.
P.
B
E
Y
E
R
S,
Fotographpr.
Tobaccos.
B. J. Harrison came in from the
—
A. C. W ILSON,
J .-W . F I E L D .
T. P. Hanly, a prosperous and South Sixes mining section last
energetic lower river rancher, was week to spend the winter.
He
up last Thursday shopping and showed us some nuggets and dust
transacting business. The H erald that indicate a good claim, but
has been the rallying c ry o f
acknowledges a pleasant call.
winter drives the miners ont to
reform, directed against abuses
m unicipal o r social.
George Wheeler returned last shelter. He hurt one leg pretty
H O R S E -S H O E I N G a n d
For the man w h o lets him
Thursday from his mines on the badly when coming down, but not
[ L t o n m ’ P r o p e r t y , n e a r M ahojtic H a l l , !
self be abused by a cou gh the
upper Sooth Fork. He will pass seriously.
W A G O N -W O R K .
Coquille City, Oregoi). E g -
cry should be m odified t o :
the holidays at home, aud then
The
Christian Sunday-school
Mend it, or it*11 end you. Y ou
Having a new and well-equipped Blacksmith and
early return to his miuing opera elected the following.offleers at last
Conveniently Located to Kiver ami Ocean Steamer handing and to Railroad Depot
can mend any cough with
Wagon Shop, we are prepared to do aft kinds
tions.
Sunday's meeting: J. A. Seed, su-
Fir$t-Clase£AeeommodationH Large and Airy Room*, and Table
of manufacturing and repairing in tirsf.clnss
Spread with the Rest the Market Affords.
Still on deck— Coquille Phar perintendant; J. W. Sugg, secretary;
style and at riasonable rates. .
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macy will continue to supply the Edna Lorenz, assistant secretary;
(g x ^ O n ly W la it e L a b o r E m p l p y e d . y g
public with the best quality of Miss Edith Harter, treasurer; Miss
G iv e U s a Tric.1.
drugs and druggists’ sundries at May Wickham, librarian; Miss May
RATES:
Per Day, $1; Regular Boarder*, per Week, $4 ; Transient, per Week
prices unknown in the past iu Coos Boyrie, assistant librarian; Miss
$ 5 ; 25. Cents for Single Meal.
‘
county.
* Maude Nosier, organist.
i. J . T U T T L E
o
P R O P R IE T O R .
ju b c a A e t o
___ CURE CONSTI PATION
M
POWDER
D r y G o o d s , Ladies' and Gents’ Underwear,
G E N T S ’ F U R N IS H IN G
GOODS’
zAG.ES/ EMBROIDERIES,
¿¿pJES’ ’CORSETS, ETC.,
H l M ( M s ¡mil
iNTxJ'i f ’
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