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T U E S D A Y , N O V . *2‘.>, 1808.
M weil
R E G U L A R T R A IN S
, w ed n ksd ayb
days will run us follows:
Leave
I
8.00 n. m. I
Marshfield
A rrive “
|
9.30 “
I C O Q U IL L E C IT Y
10.00 “
I
Mvrtlu Point
o n d ays
M
and
r id
Arrivo
12.30 p. m.
Louve
ll.OOu.ni.
10.30 “
Many persons have their good
day and their bad day. Others
are about half sick all the time.
They have headache, backache,
and are restless and nervous.
Food does not taste good, and
the digestion is poor; the skin
Is dry and sallow and disfigured
with pimples or eruptions;
sleep brings no rest and work
is a burden.
What is the cause of all this?
Impure blood.
And the remedy?
Church Directory.
M . E. church, south -regular services
each Sunday im>rniuK and evening, by the
pastor,
E . L. F i t c h .
H R IS T IA N C H U R C H . O oauille City
Preaching 1st nnd 3d Lord ’ s days in
ea ch month, at 11 o'clock a. in. and 7:1*0
p. m. Sunday-school every Sunday at 10
o ’ clock a. m.
Pray* r-m eeting every W ed
nesday evening.
C. A. S t in k , Minister.
C
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Rev. Horsfall will hold services
Suuday iu St. James, Episcopal
church, morning nnd evening.
LOCAL
IT E M S .
Additional locals on 2d page.
Hava you seen the Jewett type
writer?
The mail failed
Thanksgiving day.
to
reach us
Nice jewelry at Gillhara’s, uud
repairing of all kinds.
*
Second-hand billiard table for
sale. Apply nt this office.
*
McDonald 6ports a handsome
barber’s pole, the handiwork of
Painter J. R. Rochou.
O rgan f o r S a l e —A good W h it
ney & Holmes organ— seooud-hand
but iu good order— cheap.
In
quire at this office.
*
It clears out the channels
through which poisons are
carried from the body. When
all impurities are removed from
the blood nature takes right held
and completes the cure.
If there is constipation, take
Ayer’s Pills. They awaken the
drowsy action of the liver; they
cure biliousness.
Wrlta to our Doctor»
Wo haro the exclusive services of
Safes and office furniture are be
some of the most em inent physicians in
the
United States. W rite fre e ly all the
ing moved out of the temporary
rticulara in your ease. You w ill re
ive a prompt reply, without post.
.
quarters of the sheriff nnd county
Adureas, DR. J. O. A Y E R , *
treasurer into the new offices in the
Low ell, '
courthouse.
I
Soothing, healing, cleansing. De
W itt’s Witch Hazel Salve is the im
placable enemy of sores, burns and Dr. Ml!os%Nerve Plasters 25c. at a il druggists.
wounds.
It never failes to cure
House for rent, with large gar
piles. You may rely upon it. It. S. den attached. Apply at H e r a l i i
Knowlton.
office.
In supreme court, Nov. 21st:
Wanted—Phor
Macy nt the
Coos I5uv it Eastern It. Lt. it Navi- Pharmacy to sell you Holiday
gation Co. vs. J H. Nosier; or- Goode.
*
dered on motion that respondent
Hon.
S.
H.
Hazard,
o
f
Empire
have 20 days additional time to
serve aud file a supplemental ub City, came over yesterday, to re
main until Wednesday.
stract.
a
Sam Johnson, of Johnson Bro’s,
is blind and has laid aside all
books. H e can still count change,
and will therefore sell for cash.
H e claims he will make friends,
while iu the present manner of
doing business lie makes enemies
for presenting bills that are long
past due and ought to be paid.
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P o
w der
A b s o l u t e l y 'P u r e
Makes the food more delicious and wholesome
ROYAL BAKIWQ POttOER CO., NEW YORK,
Mrs. J. M. Peebles leaves on the
steiutor Alliance for San Francisco
to buy a stock of milliuery, notions
and other goods.
I f you want a big stocking full
of successful business get your nds
into the H e r a l d at once.
Touch
the button and the H e r a l d will
do the rest.
A 116 pound squash, raised by
J. W. Wirner, is on exhibition iu
the Roseburg Review window. He
had 36 tons of squashes on three-
quarters of au acre.
Lnst Wednesday evening was ail
event in tlio pteaence of a select
few at thi‘ residence of J.Nlifiburg,
Judge Harlocker officiating at the
uuptials of Ferry Robison and
Miss Julia Hkelly. The cosy par
lor was tastefully arranged with!
white chrysanthemums uud smilax.
i The bride wus attired iu a fuwn-
coloicd
broadcloth
tailor-tnado
gown, with linings of cherry taf
feta silk. Alfred Schroeder was
I best man. The bride and groom
are old residents of this county,
where they expect to rernaiu for the
winter.
M
RS. JO IIN W A L L E T , o f Jefferson,
RANTED
1,000
A cough is not like a fever.
It
loes not have to run a certain course
Cure it quickly and effectually with
One Minute Cough Cure, the best
•emedy for all ages nnd for the
most severe cases. W e recommend
it because it’s good. R. S. Knowl
ton.
Thanksgiving day was tho de
Johnson Bro’s is headquarters light of ail iu this section; old and
for syrups.
* young, invalids nnd all, enjoyed the
charming day.
Johnson Bro’s shipped another
Miss Eva Butler left last week
carload of apples yesterday.
for San Francisco, where eho will
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wirner will
receive treatment of her eyes.
reside iu Coquille dnriug the win
ter.
Miss Maude Nosier is visiting
The prices of “ cheap"
Miss Eudicott at Myrtle Point for
lea
baking pow«hr
a few days.
coffee
11 tvoi inn cxii acts
soda
and spices
Always notice onr “ announce
ments,” head of first local column,
are lower than prices of
if you want to know what is going
S ch illin g s Best, l ine; so
ou.
M. H. Hersey will pay cash for
is the quality.
1C0
75 pounds ot cabbage, or any
amount less, delivered at boat land
ing or residence.
*
The boys brought Robison's hay. At tho Fair Store,
C. M. S k e e l s .
haler over via this place from the
North Fork neighborhood, a few
Complete stock o f new Holiday
Th e H erald has supplied three days ago, and will now go into
Goods at the R E R U N S T O R E .
more of the Arlington bigharm business in this section with it.
sewing machines «9 advertised iu
It is now a new firm— Macy &
Many a household ia saddened by
T he H er ald . Oue has been re Moore— and the “ Pharmacy” is death because of the failure to
ceived and two more are on the way. their place of business.
Their keep on hand a safe and absolutely
Better decide the matter quick. new shelf bottles nnd jars are just j certain cure for croup such as One
Tka offer may not
last long. nt hand, nnd with each steamer Minute Cough Cure. See that your
There is no risk.
now will come new goodB and fresh little ones are protected against
: emergency. R. S. Knowlton.
Capt. H. L. Burleson, of the new dregs.
length intervening the close of
this and opening of the public
schools.
The sooner a cough or cold is
cured without harm to the suffered
the better.
Lingering colds are
dangerous. Hacking cough is dis
tressing. One Minnie Cough Cure
quickly cures it. Why suffer when
such a cough cure is within reach?
R. S.
On the 21st inst. the Portland W. It is pleasant to the taste.
C. T. U. committee that had been Knowlton.
appointed to see Senator Simon
Onr Riverton correspondent says
with regard to bis attitude toward Mr. Timon has return d from the
ihe Ellis bill for fbe suppression of city and was successful in securing
the canteen systeai jn the army a new steamer to run to this river.
and the sale o f liquor in all pub We nre not j et infoi med as to its
lic institutions, reported that it name or rapacity, bnt suppose it
bad been cordially received, and will chiefly serve for freighting—
Senator 3imon has promised bis carrying coal from the Timon mine
co-operation in all such reform and general freight to and from
measures.
the city.
The Coquille creamery is cur
tailing its operations, owing to the
winter weather. It has had a lui g
and prosperous season, aud will
operate only four dars iu each
week for the present— Mondays,
Wednesdays, Fridays and Satur
days--possibly the balance o f this
mouth. The Coos bay creamery,
also, has had a prosperous run, aud
Manager J. M. Collver slates thnt
it will close down within the month
for the same cause of shortening
milk supply. He thiuks ot con
structing a silo for the uextsenson,
nod favors the whiter feeding of
cattle with a view to extending the
creamery operations throughout
the winter and the year round.
Wis., than whom none ia more highly
Were observed in this city, ns per
esteemed or widely known, writes.
announcement in last week’s H e r "In 1' "JO I had a Severn attack o f L&Grlppo
a l d , at the Christian Church, aud
aud at the end o f four months. In spitoof all
Rev. E. L. Pitch, of the Methodist physicians, friends and good nursing could
church, delivered an able, instruct do, my lungs heart and nervous system wore
so completely wrecked, m y life was de
ivo aud patriotic discourse to a spaired of, my friends giving me up. 1 could
large and attentive nudieuce. The only sleep by the use o f opiates. My lungs
united choir, Miss Marvin Lamb and heart pained me terribly and my cough
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presiding at the organ, gave a spe was most aggravating. I could not lie Iu
j one position but a short time and not on my
cially appropriate anthem aud ] left side at all. My husband brought mo
There are several inquiries for
¡other selections, nil affording a i Dr. Miles' Nervine and H eart Cure and I bc- business locations iu Coquille.
' pleasant and instructive diversion : gan taking them. When I had taken a half
( botilo o f each I was much bettor and coni a-
from the usual.routine.
‘ ulng persistently I took about a dozen bot
»■¿■(■tilín.
A delicious turkey and chicken tles and was completely restored to health to
D bapfr -B axtkb - In Coquille City, nt tho
diuner was served at noon nt the thesurprlsoof a ll."
home o f tho bride’ s parents, Air. nnd
Dr. Miles' Remedies
Mrs. F. M. Baxter, Nov. 2d, 1898, by
Hawkins building under the man
Conntv Judge L , Hnrlocker, Harry Draper
agement of
the ladies of the are sold by a ll drug
o f Oregon C ity, and Alisei Pearl Baxter,
gists under a positive
Christian Endeavor.
The tables guarantee, first bottle
o f this pince.
K omison -S k b l l y - In Coquille City, at John
' were well patronized from 11:30 to benefits or money re
Nasbarg’ s, Nov. 28, 1898, by Judge H nr
12:30 p. m., nnd yet there wns much funded. Book ou dis
locker. Perry Robison and Miss Georgia
; left over, especially o f pies, cakes, eases o f the heart and
Skelly.
nerves free. Address,
B ritbnbuchbr - R ookabd —A t the homo o f
etc.
The ladies theD prepared
DR. MILES M E D IC A L OO.. Elkhart, Ind.
the bride, near Bridge, Nov. 24, 1898, by
sandwilches and coffee, and pave
Rev. C. H. Burklow. Frederick Breiteu-
buener and Miss L illy Kookard.
a lunch at night, realizing well
League Program for Friday Night, Dec. 2.
from the effort.
DORM .
The Kpworth League program
M c D onald —I n Coquille City, Nov. 23,1898,
‘
T
otal ABSTxrtWf c e and PaoninrrioN.”
to Mr. Mrs. Marshall M cDonald, a Unugh
nt the Methodist church iu the
ter.
evening was largely attend'd, 1. S ore No. 178 nnd prnyer.
R a y —O n Coos river, N ot . 17, 1898, to Mr.
entertaining, highly
interesting Si. lti’mlim; noripture iesnon. Prov, 28,
and Mrs. Cal Kay, a daughter!
20-32..................Firs*. Vico- President N oblk —I n Marshfield. Nov. 24, 1898, to Mr.
nnd the only service given nt night.
3. Sons No. 65.
and Mrs. Charles Noble, n son.
Rev. Mr. Fitch, of that church, 4. Handing, L ev . 10, 8-11..................
........................ ............ U. O -H obera
j presided. Rev. C. A. Stine, of the
m t:».
Prov. 31, 4-5..................
! Christian church, rend the scrip 5. Rondina.
.......................................Mary Prim e R obbins —I n Coquille City, Noy. 28, Chas.
ture lessou; Frof. M .O . Hawkins 6. Sima N o 64.
Robbins, aped 74years.
ou tho Evils o f Strong Prink
read a paper on the Origin of 7. Paper
.................................. Mrs. Lawrence
Í Thanksgivings; Elder W. II. Nos 8. How I Quit Selling W h isky..........
.................
Au Ex-Saloon Keeper.
ier gave a short address ou Na
9. Solo and qnnrtet, * H e’ s a Prunk-
tional Causes for Thanksgiving;
ard T o u ie h t."
Geo. Henninger read the presi 10. Readina, Prov. 20. 1 .......... Josie Lyons
11. Reading, Isa. 6, l i - 1 2 . . .. Charles Self
dent’s proclamation of the day, nnd 12.
Heading o f Statistics o f Intem per
¡ Miss Zettie Messer the governor’s;
ance..... ............................ J. J. Lam b
Rev. Futrell gave a paper and gome 13. Song No. 153.
14. League Benediction.
j appropriate remarks.
The songs
E dith H aytkii .
First Vice-President.
bv the chi ir were appropriate nod
very sweet. Miss Kiltie Johnson
Call at Mrs. Clias. Moon’s for
| wns organist.
choice winter milliuery.
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Charlie Lavine has improved and
Rev. Robert Ennis, Presbyterian,
beautified his home immensely, by
putting on rustic and finishing it of Batidon, occupied the pulpit at
up neatly. H e has a very comfort the Christinn church last Sunday—
morning and evening.
able and handsome home.
Sheriff Gage made a trip to the
Frof. Claude Nosier closed his
term of private school last Friday, bay last week, returning yesterday,
eo that the scholars can have a va but extending liis trip to Myrtle
cation of restful and healthful Point by the snme trnin.
fruit-dryer plant at Marshfield,
passed up to Myrtle Point yester
day on a business trip of a day or
two. Our friends there are on the
lookoat for a dryer and starch fac
tory to be established there, and it
would be worth their while.
Cuquille City’s new sohoolhouse
is Dow taking shape rapidly, and
'will be a source id j ride lo our
citizen*. The next thing is to use
it, and not let it btund idle six or
j eight mouths iu each year. This
cau be done greatly to the advan
tage of our community, educating
both onr own youth uud mauy who
will atteud from the outside.
“Saved Her Life.”
Union Thanksgiving Services
Tho Drnppr-Baxter wedding—
Harry Draper, of Oregon City, and
C. Chisholm, brother of our
Miss Pearl Baxter, of this city—
Mrs. S. J. Miller, arrived early Inst
took place at the home of the
week from Humboldt county, Cal.,
bride’s paren’ s, Mr. and Mrs. F .
possibly to spend the winter here.
M. Baxter, last Tuesday.
There
Rev. R. S. Tyrrell, of Ferndale, was a goodly number of guests
Cal , who owns the Witner place present, several of the bride’s home
near Arngo, arrived per steamer friends, nnd friends of the groom
Iasi week, accompanied by 11. A. from Salem, who are present in
and R S. Tyrrell.
onr city as emoloyes in the con
struction of our courthouse. Judge
Hnrlocker performed the ceremony.
The H e r a l d extends well-wishes.
A m u no
Advertisement— a
big
word;
means to turn to Pharmacy for
Wall Paper.
Robison Skelly Nuptials.
The steamer Dispatch, after a
lay-off of about tour mouths, has
been substantially nnd safely re
paired and will start on her run
between Ban.lon and this place at
once. Evan Morgan returns from
the Umpqua nnd becomps engin
eer.
The Dispatch has been
greatly missed from our river.
Ih e nicest holiday gift to your
mother, wife, sweetheart, sister or
family is the great Demorest’s
Magazine, aud your best county
paper, T he H e r a l d , at our club
bing rates —only $2 25 for a year,
postage paid. The holiday, Easter
and 4th of-Joly numbers of the
magazine alcne are worth the
price.
Frank McDcvitt lias returned to
Salem from an extended trip in
northern Oregon and in Washing
ton.
Fall nnd winter stock of Millinery
goods, just arrived at Mrs. Horsey’s.
Ladies nre invited to call nnd inspect I
these new and seasonable goods. *
io *
2 i * 50-*
IRQfM TITPT V flTTiDSNTETTT to cure any case o f constipation, fascarets »re the Ideal I
nDuULU1 Db I UUniUlii luLiU tirp. never trrip er aripe.lmt cause cney natural result«. t»am* k
pie and booklet free. Ad. STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago. Montreal. Can., or Men York. lit.
UP
OUR
S T O C K IN G
is
And Going on at a Rapid Rate
A Goods
N
JOHNSON BRO S,
C o q u ille C ity ,
fo r P a r t i c u la r s .
H. L BURLESON,
Marshfield, Oregon.
W a n t e d —T o exchange, good city
* » aiiicu propertyin IiOSAngelos
S
B R O U G H T
W
T O
P R I C E S .
EveryiMnE M in a ffell-ApiiM Dm Sion.
See
Shipping Potatoes
Misses Ida Ilaminerlof nnd Ella
Sturtivant rode to town horseback
from their North Fork home yes-
terday morning to do some shop
ping nnd expecting to retnrnin the
evening.
This
through
very
stormy weather nnd over very
muddy roads. I t was n very brave
act and commends these young
ladies.
A N D Y CATHARTIC
TONS
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
C ull flpples!
• samo
Delivered on Cars C O Q U I L L E C I T Y
at Coquille City or NEW FIRM, *
- NEW GOODS,
Sacks furnished by Johnson Bro’s
Save everything of the apple
kind—all varieties, including Rus
sets— except little, shriveled wiud-| Parties who have
falls nnd consult Johnson Bro’s in
this city about them.
Don’t let
them go to waste. Mliey will fur
nish sacks. Capt. Burleson wants to sell, address
all your cull npples at his dryer.
county, California, for property in
Coquille City, or vicinity.
Lot
50x120, new, modern 5-room house,
with all conveniences for small fam
ily. A fine chance, open for a short
time only.
H e r a l d L a n d A L o a n Co.
For tbs Coquille City H u b ild .
In Memory ot Hop» Burgais
From Portland, Oregon, will bo at
Who departed this life Novem ber 21,
Hotel Coquille
1898, at Arugo. Oregon, aged 18 monthsnud
N O V E M B E R 8, it and 10.
5 days.
I f you have chronic catarrh, con
One more loved one’ s sweetly sleeping.
One dear baby's passed before.
sultation is free of charge.
Sadly, now, still-watcb we're keeping.
Do you blow mucus from the nose?
When we’ ll greet her never more.
Are you troubled with bleeding of
Yes. we know she’ s gone forever,
the nose ?
W ith the blest redeemed to dwelt,
Are the nostrils obstructed, mak
Bat how sad it is to sever
Heiuts
that ever loved so well;
ing breathing difficult?
A ie you hoarse at times?
No fond hopes to cheer the morrow,
No glad thoughts to give relief;
Is the mucus dropping down from
Every heart is sad with sorrow.
the nose into the throat?
Each dear form is bowed with g risf:
Is your nose stopped up?
Often in the eve wo gather.
Is your hearing affected?
'Bound tho fireside drear and ’ one',
Thinking as we grieve together.
Is your throat soro at times?
O f the toyed oue far from home.
Do you spit a good deal when ris
O n ebv oue the leaves Are fa llin g —
ing in the morning?
Fading, falling, day by day,
Do you hem aud hawk to clear
And in siieuoe God is oatling
One
by one our loved ones way.
your throat ?
Catarrh is a dangerous disease,
One more loved one's sweetly sleeping;
Our sweet Hope’ s gone on before,
which leads into consumptiim.
Yet we jo v at thoughts o f meeting
Weak eyes cured; cross-eyes
By and by to part no more.
straightened without operation; cat
aracts removed without a knifo;
Miss Helen Cope will teach the
glasses fitted where all others have
failed; rupture and hernia cured school ut Gold Beach ibis winter.
Overcome evil with good. Over
without trusses or operation; suro
euro for kidney diseases; chronic come vour coughs nnd colds with
Oue Minute Cough Cure. I t is so
rheumatism cured.
It cures
Do not fail to see the German good children cry for it.
Specialists. A friendly talk will cost | croup, bronchitis, pneumonia, grippe
you nothing, and is bound to result [ and all throat nuil lung diseases.
iu a great dual of good to vou.
* I R. S. Knowltou.
E T T - E '- R ,
Tho popular John Morgan, of
Empire City, has been appo nted
collector of customs at the bay by
President McKinley. '
"
Constipation prevents tho body
from ridding itself of waste matter.
Do Witt’s Little Early Risers will
remove the trouble and euro Sick
Headache, Billiousness,
Inactive
Liver and clear the Complexion.
Small sugar coated, don't gripe or
cause nausea. R. S. Knowlton.
The German Specialists
Administrators Notice.
'V ’ O T IO E IB H E R E B Y G IV E N T O A L L
1 1 persons whom it may concern, Unit on
the 28th dav o f November. 1898, S. II. H a z
ard, as administrator o f the estftto o f
James Aiken, deceased, filed in tho County
Court o f tho State o f Oregon fo r tho
County o f Coos his final account r.s such
administrator, and that thereupon the said
Court duly made an order directing notice
thereof be given by said administrator, by
causing the same to be published in some
newspaper published in suid Coos county
as often as once a week fo r four successive
weeks; nnd, also, farther ordered that
Wednesday, the l l t l i day o f January, 1899,
bo and tho same was, by said order, a p
pointed uh the day for the hearing o f o b
jections to said final account and the set
tlement tdereof.
Dated this 28th day o f November. 1898.
S. U . H A ZA R D ,
Adm inistrator o f the estate o f James
Aiken, deceased.
It jnn. 11
I f you want something practi
cal for yourselves iu the family,
Notice.
importaDt for everyman, woman,
boy or girl, without exception. T he 'p H E COUNTY COURT OF COOS
H e r ald (both one year, postage:
County, State o f Oregon, will receive
proposals for «.he superintending
paid), and “ The Ellis .System of sealed
and management o f the Coos County Poor
Self-Iustruction
in
Bookkeep- Farm and Infirm ary fo r the year com
ing,” all tor only 82.75. This sys mencing March 1, 1899, and ending Feb
ruary 28, 1900. A ll bids must state defin
tem will give you a business edu itely what the applicant proposes to do,
cation nt home.
I t contains 21 and be filed with the County Clerk on or
January 4, 1899.
blank books, form books, check before
Done this 18th day o f November. 1*98.
books,
etc., and the necessary j
L . H ARLO CKER,
nov22 3t|
County Judge.
printed instructions.
The school board held an en
h e
couraging meeting last Saturday
PACIFIC!
night, wbeu the board accented |
tho tender of parties in New York 1
M UTUAL
for tho cashing of the warrants of
the district, nnd have concluded
arrangements for realizing upon
o f California.
them as fast as issnpd, so ttiat the
work on the building will be
pressed to a finish ns soon as pos
REV. JAB. L . FUT H ELI Agent.
sible. The H erald will here make
apecial mention of Chairman W.8.
Perry and Trustee Charles Collier,
ns also of District Clprk G. F.
C. O. O I L K E Y , P R O P R I E T O R ,
Boutell, ns being instant in season C o q u ille C it y , O r.— -O p p o site D epot.
and out of season to serve the pub
lic faithfully, energetically and Keeps only Pare Wines and Liquors and
Cigars.
well in this onerous, moneyless, T h e Americas Fine
Club Whisky is one o f tho
thankless undertaking. Their e f
specialties served in t h e » Clnbrooras.
forts never will receive the appre
ciation they merit.
T
Lire Iesaraace Gomnanr
Life, Fodowm
ont 1 Jmilcnf Mir in
T h e Lon e S tar
IW Biiii ml Table in Hoalhern Oregon
COQUILLE PHARMACY, (Macy & Moore.)
ws
Dry
A
1
H O S I E R Y ,
UQOds, Lillies’ aii Gents’ iMerweat
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
ROOTS AND SHOES,
HATS AND CAPS,
iACES, EMBROIDERIES,
4ADIES' CORSETS, ETC.,
lubber Goods iiiid
Oil Clothing.
Groceries,
F L O U R Mil F E E D ,
Tobaccos, Ciprs, Candies
ALSO V F U L L L I N E O F
A M M U N ITIO N , ETC., ETC.
J. W. LEN EVE’S STORE.
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otel coquille ,
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0. H. BUTLER, PR O PRIETO R.
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L E A S E D T H IS N E W , C O M M O D IO U S AND M O D E R N H O S T L E R Y
I am now prepared to entertain tho traveling public in ftrst-olas*
stvie, with the very best o f accommodations and at most, reason
able rates.
Tables supplied with the best the market afford».
S A M P L E IKK »MS for Commercial men.
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room? and o iiitn illy located.
S P E C IA L A C C O M M O D A T IO N S and T e rm i
fo r Fam ilies and Theatrical IroupeS.
K a t e s - $1 to |l..r»0 pei day.
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Child’ s W ool Stockings, /», 8. 7...........
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CASH STORE
25 and 27 Market St.. S. f.
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