Daily Eugene guard., April 18, 1900, Image 4

Daily Eugene Guard
WEDNKSDAY
APRIL 18
All Popular
Brands of
CIGARS
FOB SALE AT
Julius Goldsmith's
GUARD Telephone, Ho Main 131.
BREVITIES.
Wednesday night
Wednesday night
Wednesday night
Treble Clef Concert
Vlllard Hull
Reserve your seats at the Corner
Drugstore.
' Dr Lowe, optician, with J H l.uckey.
Uo to the Armory next Tuesday
night.
Hiuyelo Urea 4.00 a pair, at C. 0.
Mallock'a.
Jiuy good guns cheap at Harker Gun
Works.
V. Henipe la confined to hla room
with Illness.
Ijook out lor the Red t rust benefit
Tuesday, April 24.
Hear (In oolleiie ttlrls sing at the
concert on April 18.
Treble Clef Concert Wednesday
night. Don't mlBS It.
Elmer Roberts has accepted a posi
tion with B H Friendly.
Have vour measure taken for a
summer suit at 8 H Friendly.
Reserve your seats for Ihe Treble Clef
concert at Vincent's drug store.
Hobloss Bros & Co clothing to order.
Bee the samples at a H Frlendlys.
Garden seed In hulk fresh.
F i Chambers.
Bicycle repairing. All work guar
anteed. C. 0. MatijOok.
M O Warner tuuea pianos and
orgaus. Repairing and polishing.
Vlnoent will reserve your seats for
the Treble Clef oonoert free of oharge.
Fir wood 12.60 delivered.
Maplo wood (3.26 delivered,
F. L. I'llAMIIKKS.
'Remember the Treble Clef concert on
April 18.
Houloes Bros Co's clothing "made
to measure" at 8 H Frlen'dlvs.
Don't rulse the Treble Clef Conoert
Wednesday night. Admission, 50o.
Gut tlckots 'and reserved seals at
Corner Drug Store.
Bryan's utterances are words, words,
words. Oregonlan. Bryan is growing
stronger aud 'McKlnley weaker
time goes on. Oregonlan.
The horses, wagons, etc, belonging
- to John tt Bays, the lale Mohawk
railway contractor, will be sold by
Bherll) Withers at publlo hI. In
Mohawk preolnot, Saturday afternoon
March 28, at 1 o'clock.
Ride a RAMBLER fitted with
COASTER-BRAKE, the only success
ful COASTER AND BRAKl'J on III
market, and one that will do all that la
claimed, for it. Every Biake guar
anteed. Call and see them and be eon'
vluoed. C C Matlock
We do all kinds of bicycle repalrln
aud guarantee all work . .
CO Matlock.
Experience Is the beat teacher,. Use
Acker's English Reiuedv in auy case
ol coughs, Holds or croup. Should It
fall to give Immediate relief money re
funded. t!6 ots and 60 els. For sale by
. w ii ueiiano.
Xjewla Aokernian,' Goshen, Ind.
says, "De Witt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief, cure my
lieadaohe and never gripe." They
geuera ly cleanse and Invigorate the
bowels and liver.
. Lebauon Express. Dr Lamoerson
has beeu tondoied a political appolul
ineut In New Mexico, the salary of
Which Is $2,600 per year, lie will not
accept the position, as be oousldera his
liraotloe worth more than that.
'I used Kodol Dyspepsia Cure In my
family with wonderful results. It
gives Immediate relief, la pleasant to
take and Is truly the dyspeptic's heat
friend," says E Hartgerlnk, Uverlael,
Mich. Digests what you eaU Cannot
fall to sure. Vlnoent A Co., Corner
Drug Blurs.
Rev. W. E. Hllxer, W.Caton, N. Y.,
writes, "I bad dyspepsia over twenty
years, and tried doolora aud medicines
without benefit. 1 was persuaded lo
use Kodol Dyspepsia (Cure and It help
ed me from the start. I believe it to be
a pMiaoea for all forms of Indigestion."
It direst what you eat. Vlnoent A
Co., Comer Drug Btore.
"Cyclone" Davis, the famous lax as
orator, will speak lu bugene Saturday,
April 21, at 1-30 o'clock. He la tuak
lug a tour of the stale aud la drawing
large crowds. He is an eloquent and
forcible speaker, and will deliver an
address that Is well worth bearing.
Xil everybody come. Court bouse,
Saturday, April 21, at 1:30 o'clock.
In almost every neighborhood there
la some one whose life has been saved
by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been
cured of ohronlo diarrhoea by the use
of that medicine. Such persona make
a point of telling of It whenever oppor
tunity oilers, hoping thsl It may lie
the means of saving other lives. For
ale by W. L. DeLano.
Rambler bicycles HO and U. Ideal
New Ads Today.
W JjCoppenioll.joweler.
IiC Skeels, grocer.
. Hotel Arrivals.
KUC1KNB.
D J Hanua, 1'ortland
C C Culin, Jr, Portland
A Kraus, Por'laod
A J Ward, Vida
E B Hough, Florence
Geo O Koowles, Bohemia
Marguerite Brund, Bohemia
OHDodd, Bprlngfleld
John McCarthy, Portland
L M Clark, Portland
G Bnauve, Tacoma
N Carr, Corning, Calif
F E Famish, Colfax
I Lanabe, Wendling
Henry Johnson, Bohemia
L F Fisher, Kansas City
L M Dotson, Fresno
F A Dodson, Belma
E J Otudlead, Salem
HOFFMAN HOUSE.
J H O'Neill, Portland
Tbos Vermillion, Murphy
H T Berg, 8 P R R
B F Levens, Portland
Tbos K Campbell, Portland
C C Bweeney, Portland
Jas R Linn, Salem -LRFainhud.St
Louis
8 M Godard, Leaburg
T W Jenkins, Cottage Grove
F E Bharkey, Blue River
F H Moulton, 8 F
Max Mayer, B F
A Carr, B F .
J H Ackerman, Salem
B Matterson, Isabel
April 24 la the date of the Red Cross
benefit.
Travel on the daylight overland Is
quite heavy of late.
Apron bazaar by the ladies of the
Baptist church Baturday, April 28.
"Cyclone" Davis spoke last night In
Portland. He will be here Baturday
afternoon. Go out and hear him.
Two lnohes of rain fell In 48 hours at
Walla Walla last week, whloh Is a
record-breaker for that section.
There will be no encampment of the
Washington National Guard this
year, on account of Insufficient funds.
The ladles of the Baptist church will
hold a market aud an Apron bazaar
Saturday, April 28.
Rev. Mr. Cleland is confined to hi.
lied with la grippe and tonsilltls and
regrets very muoh that be la unable to
sttend to his pastoral duties.
Roseburg Review, April 17: Mayor
W B Bennett, Herbert Eakln, J
Jones, Jaok Lewis and B Miller were
in town Monday from Cottage Grove
on tlmbar land business.
I want to let the people who suffer
from rheumatism aud solatloa know
that Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieved
me after a number of other medicines
and a doctor bad failed. It la the best
liniment 1 have ever known of. J A
Dodgen, Alpbaretta, Ga. Thousands
have been cured of rheumatism by tbls
remedy. One application relieve the
I ai ii. eoi aaie uv w Jj ueLMao.
NOTICE OF FINAL 8ETTEMENT.
Notlos Is hereby given that the under
signed, administrator of the estato ol Jas.
Waiber, deceased, has riled his final ao
40nM in ibe onuntv rourtof Lane oounty,
Oregon, and Monday the 3rd day of Jnne,
1 INK), at I be hour of one o'olook in the after.
noon of that day has been filed by said
rotirt for the hearing of objections to said
vooount, and for the final settlement of said
estate; and all person! iutereited ars here
by notified to fl.e any and all objections
which they may hare to said aooonnl, with
the olerk of said oourt on or before said
day filed tor said hairing.
Dated this 18th day of April, 1000.
IIinrt Sroaia,
Administrator.
L. Bilybu, Atty. for said estate,
Sheriffs Sale on Foreclosure,
Notice Is kinlu siren that bv virtue of an
execution duly Uaud but of the Circuit
llourt of the atate of Oregon, for the oounty
or ine, on uie izm day ol April, ihuu, on a
Judgment rendered In laid Court on the 20th
day of March, H'30, fur the sum of Four
Hundred and Fifty Haven and 11 100 Dollars:
with interest thereon from the 20th day of
.uuvn, IWM.K mo rate or Ma per cent par
annum, and forty and no-100 dollars attorneys
fw, an j the further sum of thirty-one and
'JO-100 dollar eoet. In a suit wherein John
Conserwaalnlalatltf and A.J. Nickel and
ftlaoel nickel Ulemenia 1. Uodaon, A.
Wheeler were defendants anil aoainat the de
fendant! A, J. Nickel and Mabel Nickel, and
on a decree of foreclosure and order of sale
rendered In said court, commandina me in
order to aatiafy said judgment and ooaW, to
ell the following described real property
towitt
Iot No. 2 In block No. 8, In the Original
plat of Kalrmount, Ine county, Oregon,
containing one and 28-100 aorea more or leee,
together with all and singular tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In any wies appertaining. Now
therefore,
IN TUK NAMK OV THE STATU OF
Oregon, in ttunnllance a ib until writ. I will
otter tor sale the above deecrlhetl premises, at
public auction hi the higheat bidder tor cash.
iliject to re lempUon, at the touth door of
the t'ourt 'lloiue, In Kugene, lne county,
Onwon on Thiirbiut, the 24lh day of Mar,
11)00. between Uie home of 0 o'clock e. m.
and 4 o'clock p. m , to-wit: at one o'oloek p.
m. on naid day.
Dated IhU 18th day of April, 1000.
W. w. WiTMsaa,
Sheriff of Ijuie County, Oregan.
New full cream cheese per lb 15o
Good shoulders per lb So
4 boxes Ball bluing ...25c
I 80c plug chewing tobacco 20o
1 pound Star tobacco 45c
8 pound colored beans (to clove out) 26c
Cattorla (Genuine) per bot S6c
Good Outing flannel per yard .., to
Odd and ends In Shoe
to close about half price.
See them.
AX BILLY.
PERI0 t.
At tor ne. Skipwoilbla Imiue again
J. F Robinson In Inline fi lm Pnrl
land. J. M. Howe' Wfiil t. It isehuig this
afiemoou.
J. R Linn, a Imp buyer, is here
from Ha If in.
J. E. Nola'id, of Creswell, was In
Eugene loday.
J. V. Kays, who has been indis
posed with la grippe, Is better
C Hoefleiu, of Yuqulna Bay, nas
been visiting old friends here ibis
week.
Miss Jessie Llvemiore went to
Harrlsburg today where she will visit
a few days.
George Knowles left today for
Bohemia, where be will again work in
the Musick mill.
T. W. Jenkins, of Cottage Grove,
visited Eugene today. He gave this
office a pleasant call.
J. H. Lee, Clay Zumwalt, Mr.
Miller, and probably Andy Taylor will
go to the Nome mines In May.
Wm Rensbaw and wife and niece,
Miss Lulu, expeot to leave for a short
visit to Ban Francisco, Friday night.
Mr McUlaoahan, who bas been
visiting bis uncle, Mr E J MoClanahuu,
here, left for bis borne at Dunemuir,
Cal, this afternoon.
Superintendent of Public Instruction
J. H. Aokerman, of Balem, is In
Eugene, and will probably stay over
tomorrow. He will spend oaturd&y
In Junotion.
Electricity and Life.
It has been demonstrated that an
animal killed by electrloity may be
brought to I lie. An ordinary current
doe not produce instant death, and if
It were possible to have In readiness
suitable apparatus conscious! ess could
be restored by the lufuslou of defllirin-
ated blood. In a like manner, Hos-
tetter's Btomaoh Bitters, the well
known tonic, Infuses life into debilitat
ed bodies, by revitalizing and purify
ing the blood. Tbls wonderful
meiHnlne permeates and distribute
nutrilve material to every part of tie
body. If Its quality or circulation I
der .uged, trouble f.illowa. Uonstlpa
tiou, dyspepsia, liver and kidney
disorders all sprlug from a weak
condition of the digestive org i us,
whloh afleots the blood, and through
it tbe entire body. The Bittera cures
all snob disorders and is an excellent
spring tonic.
Governor Bob Taylor.
Bob Taylor is more than a g"iilu
In his way, and today stands alone as
the great pnrtrayer, upon iho lecture
platform, of the beauties of mil ire. and
and delineator of Ihe humbler chsrio.
ters. His Is a heart of melody anil a
tongu.i of gold." Chattanooga Tlniey.
At Tbe Parker Wednesday Apr. I 'j:
An event extraordinary In the lecture
field.
Red Cross Meeting.
there will beau important meeting
ot tbe Red Cross Society Thursday,
April ltu, at 230 p m, and tbe real
denoe of Mrs J A Straight.
Cor. 8eo'y.
Odd Fellows' Homb. The Roso
burg Review of April 27 sayB the board
of trustees of the Odd Fellows' Home
will come to Roseburg this "week to
look over tbe proposed sites for the
home.' Eugene, Portland and Astoria
also have propositions to submit. The
board will report their findings and
recommendations to the grand lodge,
which meets at Astoria In May.
Nbw Jbwklry Btobk. W. L Cop.
pernoll, lately from Illinois, hasopeued
up a Jewelry store In the building
occupied by the Eugene Real Estate &
Investment Company. His ad appears
in this issue. Mr. Conperuol! comes
well recommended, and expeota lo
reside here permanently. If conditions
are favorable, Mr. Connernnll mill
move hla lamtly to Eugene this fall.
Our North Window
Is full of
in Ladies
Our South Window
Displays an elegant line
Men's Bicycle Suits-
Our Store
Is stocked
things for
we solicit
same.
S. H. FUDLY.
PUBLIC SPEAKINGS.
Hon. E. K. Skipwortli Will Ad
dress Spencer and Cottage
Grove People.
lion E RHklpwiirlh will address Ihe
cil zuiauf Hpeiic.-r prtcinot, at U'litral
school house, 'rhurndair, April 20, at
1:30 o'clock iu the afternoon.
On Baturday evening April 8, at
7:30 o'clock he will speak at the re
organization of the Bryau Club at
Cottage Grove.
Everybody Invited to these meet
ings. . Cincinnati At Heuck's.
The Great Barlow Minstrels opened
their season last nieht at the above
theater to an audience that taxi-d the
oiii'aclty of the tln-ater. For a fir-t
performance of a minstrel show, the
Barlow company gave the Hrnoolhrsl
ever seen In the city. The nrat part
wardrobe Is niignincent, uelnu com
posed of pink and pea-green saline,
trimmed In silver and lace. The
draperies are of ureiue silk plush, end
lb9 picture presented is a remarkably
beautillul one The vocalMs are clever,
and their numbers were up-lo-;ale aud
well rendered. The most noteworthy
specialties are giveu by Harry Ward, a
young couieil Inn of more than ordinary
versatility. Unburn & Baldwin, a
olev. r musical duo, C'oburu being a
remarkably Hue cornetlst, Willie
Hale a uovelty cluh and globe expert,
he Trocadero Four in a singing
specialty and Zella the most remarkable
contortionist ever seen here. Alto
gether the Barlow Minstrels are
deserving of extra praise. Cincinnati
Enquirer.
At The Parker Thursday, April 19.
Seats now selling.
The advertising of the various trans
continental railroads will bring many
people to Oregon in Ibe next two years.
If yuu want up-to-date bicycle sun
dries call ou
C C Matlock.
The democrats yesterday carried tbe
state of Louisiana by about 50,000
majority, and the legislature over
whelming ly.
The pool of the Polk County Mohair
Association was sold yesterday at 29
cents to William Brown, of Salem. This
iocludts the mohair of 12,000 goats.
Mrs fan uie rotter, aged DO years,
died at Seattle April 9. Mrs Potter's
hushaud, aged 92 years, survives her.
The deceased was a native of Northern
Canada. Her father, Captain Suther
I'uicl, fought on the British Bide In tbe
war of 1812. Ho war killed at Luudy
Laue Mr and Mrs Poller had been
married for 70 years.
have It you know
You know all
abour the heavy
feeling in the
stomach, the
nausea, sick head
he, and eeneral
weakness. You can't
e it a week without
blood being imoure.
exhausted, and
sluggish.
maKes the blood Dure, ntrensth.
i ens the digestion, and tones up
i Ihe nerves. And Ayer's Pills will
mouse nresiuggisn liver and cure
;vui buuaiiHiiun.
11.00 a botllt. All dranl.li.
."At',l'.'',n,I"lnK terribly with dvi-IM-lista.
I trie:! your Sarsaiuirlllii. I tk
thruo liottlee, nml w r,,i nW . ..
i limn. 1 wiiii 1,1 advise all mv f,.ll,.u,..,..
turns to try thta ueillclno."
Jan. so, ihw. UrowaWwn.Va. :
IrWfa tfe, Do- I, 1
1 tTlll,aV.".,'!'!. i
Jim m Ul, Ciim-
" lAiweu, Heal.
the latest novelties
Belts and Purses.
ofi
with all the new
Spring wear, and
your inspection of
MM
I rVyour
VI Wvour ncrv
jp'your liver
yfacdS SaMahwutta
Cares those eruptions,
Mnrfnat cures scrofulous
eczema with its dreadful itching and burning; cures all stomach troube?JH
generally weak condition and impure blood; cures debility, sick heidi i
tiroA feelina." which just as surely indicate that the hlnrj i. ,
vitality and the elements
SOCIAL.
LADIES SOCIAL, fi. P. O. ELKS.
The Ladles Social given by Eugene
Lodge No. 357, B. P. O. Elks, last
night at its hall proved to be very
enjoyable in every particular. Every
ell'ort was made by the Elks to provide
interesting entertainment for their
guests, and that this was done appeared
evident in the fnces of all. Inter
spersed with the elaborate program
was the social session and this feature
.ervnl to provide many smiles aud
much merriment.
At the close of the program dancing
was indulged iu and the b liquet at
ihe Hotel Eugene was served. Tbe
dauciog program was arranged for the
enjoyment ofall, and was enjoyed by
spectators and participants alike. The
punch bowl, in aco iveuient place, was
presided over by Hiss Maude King iu
a charming manner.
Tbe ladies social is a tegular feature
of the Elks during each season, and Its
hearty reception denotes tbat the event
will be permanent.
The general committee haviug the
natter in charge was composed of
Mear.-. W. H. Alexander, C. A.
Wlntermeier and A. L. Peter, and the
unqualified success of tbe evening is
due lo their eilorts. The reception
committee was composed of the follow
ing gentlemen: A. C. Woodcock, S.
H. Friendly, C. Marx, L. N. Roney,
R. M. Day, H. W. Thompson, G. R.
Chrisniao, Julius Goldsmith. Ex
alted Ruler A. C. Woodcock also acted
as geueral toastmaster, anu during the
program took occaslou lo inform the
visiting ladies that the Elks will
always extend to them a welcome and
cherish tbe honor of their presence a
such functions
TREBLE CLEF CONCERT.
Tonight at Vlllard Hall the Univer
sity of Oregon Treble Clef Club will
appear in a program of unusual merii.
The leader is Miss Rltn Hansen, vocal
Instructor, assistant to Mr. W. Gift ird
Nasi), and the club Is coniposid of
sorueof the moat pro.nising voce list
oi me s uueut body. Advance sule of
1 tickets indicates that a good house will
K.cei me uiuu touigui.. f ollowing is
tbe program:
' Walts.:, p. A. vouel
Treble Clcl.
2. Oigue Bretonne Bachmaau
Miss Hazel Blckori.
s- Cuok F.HIller
TreDle Ulel.
.. Fairy Lullaby....;.,, .Mrs. H. H. A. Beach
Miss Lulu ReiiBhaw.
5.
"""'"""'a J. Blichnitt
nun nan jen ana Treble Clef.
Scene from Alice In Wonderland Carrol
tAdapted by Mtu Laura Miller.)
Stondo CaprlccloM Menaelaiohn
auM ciara Young.
""--,, W. n. Nelallnge.
ireuie UIOI,
Quartette
,,nemgnt Lamothe
ireoie iner.
b. M'lrlgal V1CU)I H,rrl
Aiiag Hanien.
a. 0. ol 0
14
u. ,.. uamum j, Rca,.
Treble Clot.
Born About three miles north
Eugene, April Jo, 1900, to the wife
Ansel Miller, a 10 pound son.
"The Ml Cannot Grind
with Water That' sPr."
fagged out, tearful little
woman said this in telling her
cares and weaknesses. Her
'T "KawjKtf by tttting of a nUtroe
VfL troubles by
Hcod-s SarsApiritU. The Utile wonun
ioto his tevsofjov. for sh, li u.
o.A.c1 put her blood in prime order. nd
hc Uv:, on the strength of the present in.
lead of vorrymg about ilut of (ht
Told Her Friend - "a., ,,....
cere on my neck 42 ycu, Hood's Sirs.
fd I told rnends afo, a A UJ
c "Jof mycuretJme
ne ilso took Hood's ih. ..
CWffl,
"oil-a 8a.r,iii.-
Read this it will
Saye you money
ten'a socks, nor n.l
.adlrp' vesra..
Shirt walia
lewey rr.f.
tar IoIimi
1 1 res k f . i ba co ii ' , . " " "
Hran
MIxmI feed.
fiorts.. ""
Mixed Paint
Carrlatre Paints..,'."
tl 2i val
Tie iii
"" "''Sooes at S,m. ...
boils and pimples which are so likely fg a. ,
diseases in their most tenacious forms: cur
of health. Hood's Sarsaparilla acWVe
Steel
Cut
Wails
GRIFFIN
Telephone No. 25.
Ideal
Gameras.
Photographic supplies.
Free dark room -
WM DHOG GO.
"Lest We Forget"
called to the fad till
Yerington's PhenoQuinlne
Is a Swcific for Cold in the Head. La Grippe, Heailathe, anil
all other aimllar complaints. SATISFACTION OR MONET BACK.
1 repared and sold only at
Yenngton's 9th Street Drug
EUGENE, OREGON.
Cold Steel or Death.
mere Is but one small chance to
save your life, and that Is iIimukIi an
operalion," was the awful prospect set
ueiore mrs i u Hunt, of Lime Ridge,
Wis, by her doctor, after valnlv trvlnir
cure ner or a frlehtful case ol
stomach trouble and yellow laundlce.
He didn't count on the marvelous
power of Electric Bittera to onre
stomsch and liver troubles, but she
heard ot It. took seven bottles, was
wholly cured, avoided surgeon's knife,
now weighs more and feels belter than
ever. It'g positively guaranteed to
cure atom ich, liver and kldnev tronhlea
uu ueyer aisappoints. Price, 500, at
DeLauo's drug store.
Piano Lessons. -w mtinr.i rih
Voice culture, Mis. Marguerite Hansen,
ror terms, annlv tn mn.i r,a in
Dirmitory. .
T, m
I HADE Orirun In lr,lD f,
lumter. Knnulroor iicnCfiD.m
Lee's Barber 'Shop
Chrisman Building,
Ninth Street.
ml.T TnT- e','" "hlv"'' "nrteou.
W-'iit. 4' kinds ol ti.nsorial work.
CENTS
PER PfW
HARDWARE CC
Springtime
right hen nriU
"that tlrl leeW
y"ii f ynar iyaa
.vim waDtiometiiiBiat
ty ami dtlidna, i,
you will find in ourl,
tuck ul anntd Uoa
in fruit and iLtttl Ol
white and delicateUaa
cnlia and ihriapa
leliciomuladilarLaa
iliuhe, asvelluovyj
anil bacon.
J. U. GHEEJi!
Your attention isagii
A .Night of Tent
widow ul the brareOeoB!
of Moehias, Me, heutne
, u ..... iioilllmorii
Mrs H H Lincoln, tH"1"
tbat fearful night. A" "Tj
.u. . a r. Or Kloi'l5".
n,.,i.i uuin n a iruiu s" . I
.k.i t had a
covery saying ji
.n ..ved her life. o .
v..uu ---
01 corisuiiiiuw" M-aj
.... .ir. auiir i"n
.inn Alter v
uuseSf sin? oitf.- , -mi
its runner une ww-
IBIS marveniui J
to cure a'l throat, cbe'
. t. ... mM c u I
diseases, uuiy .,tt
bottle free i
at WLlieir;'
Trees for Sa
Prune
One hundred flnt-cW
Italian yearling pruo
Inquire sUjuABDoffl
Bargal ns la all """ginjtf1
.... mmM."
sulkey pl"Wi
dril', aoort s "- ,
horse. Fr Z
Lxe brick
vain, l
Eugene.
Good
Heilih
4
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r.ia
.1 . Tin "." . i.r
, I.LH" ,i0irH-,,1
I. .tii 'li'
Peters
Store
130 aud I'M. I Hi
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F I. Chamber
c r m iriKJt
9th Street