The Arizona daily orb. [volume], March 27, 1900, Image 4

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S Local Brevities
Ccmtnj Attractions?
XrillC "Ihe Burglar."
J. of l meet tonight. ..
jYtftut Ashlar lodge meet tonight.
Just received, a new lino of shirt
waists, at Blewett's. N20-tf
.WJst lias become of that. local tele
jiltcne company?
i'jof. Ricketta left yesterday aft'oV
noon for Kacofttri. -
. 'FOR RENT A good furnished room.
A-pply to Mri; G. Lewis, or at this office.
CaH, on 0. l Hart it Co., Copper
'Queen Pharmacy, for ph'otogiaphio sup--pTlea.
'. ' ft2l.n
.JHyou Vnt a now bat, neatly trimraod
'to euityoar taste, leave' your order at
MfbVBUwatt's. JO.tf
'A "carload of Jarge iron pipiugfor the
Eaeosari Mining company was shipped
, to Naco today.
'FOR SALE A two- roona furnished
lioute, Quality liiil ; ooif location,. A p.
plv nt this offict. MO-tf
Joe Caraaellowas givbiMien days by:
J ddge Williams this niorniug'for' being
ctrnnk and disorderly.
Coa 0 Keefo baa Ronei 15 the Cannon
eat and farther Cobre Grande" litigation
saay bi lookad for.
WjixTED-Firat mas boaae Cook, cap
able of managing private men for men.
Address P. 0. Box 258, Bisbee. 3-28
"Pedro Caatsllo and Jose Frerquillo
were arrested last evening on a charge
of ighting and disturbing the peace.
'. Wanted A eitua'tion as dining Kxim
girl, chasaber maid or as seamstress, by
oapabla woman. Apply at the Norton
House.
tViKTin A first class carriage paint
'er; apply at B. F. Graham & Co. office
'Oalymen ablo to do first class work
'seed apply.
Gaktshtzr FoVjctfAK WhtB position.
"Capable of taking full charge of con
,'atructlon gang on any kind of buildings.
Address Box 221, Bisbee. mhl7 3t
Yon can make your wife, sister, sweet
beart or mother-in-law happy by buy
ing her one ef those pretty collaretta at
Blewatta. M20-.f
Vf. W. Pardon, an early resident, of
Tosabatooe in its ejirly dva, haa located
in Naiee and will 'make hii future home
thert.
Six titindred Itead of cattla wore paas
sdyiierday at 8an Bernardinti for J.
'B. Slaughter. Tub Cattle willbe' put
on his ran jetherc. ' ! '
Thef Des Gabazes Consolidated Mining
'Coeapany' in Cochise county is shipping
'aiverai carloads of ore eiicH week to the
aaaelters at El Paso and Silver city.
Some marvelous.eilver discoveries are
''repotted bear the Colorado river, north
' of Yuma. Specimens taken to Phoenix
'pre the richest ever seon'iri that city.
Through an oversite of. the reporter
the band concert given on Sunday even
ing'by the Copper Queen band was not
'mentioned yesteeday. The band has
'received new membdra during the last
'week and the bora are makingexcellent
progress. The band 'now will compare
'most favorable with "any in the Territ
ory. "The lies that blamed Orb published
about ua," said one officeholder to an
other, ''Is enough to drive a man to
drink." "Yes, that's so," replied the
atnur, "but still we have no cause for
complaint." 'Why not?" asked the
first in surprise. "Well, it might be
much worae," waa the reply. "It
'might publish the truth."
His Life Was Saved.
' ; Mr. J. E. Lilly, a prominent citizen oi
Hannibal, Mo., lately bad a wonderful
'deliverance from a frightful death. In
1 teillr.g of it he says: "I was taken with
' typhoid fever, that ran into pneumonia.
'My lunvs became hardened. I was so.
weak I couldn't even sit up in bod.
.Nothing helped sae. i expected to soon
' die of c&naumptioa, when' I heard -of Dr.'
King's New Diacove. y. One bottle gave
great relief. I continued to use it, and
'jiaanow well and strong. 1 can't aay
' !& BaHch is tyr'pialae." This marvel
ous medicine, ie .the surest and qulokest
' we in trie werkt or all throat and lung
'xodble. Regular iIm 50 cents and 1. 000
Trial bottle f tee at Copper Queen store
' nd Bisbee Drag Co. ; every bottle guar
anteed. "The Inoreaaed aetlvity in mtaing in
itoor'ihern Sbritfr haa made itself felt at
NacoNvhere baaineta ia picking up
greatly and atrangera are conatantly
'conalag and going. Miuj boat Adtima
'O. the Naco hotel has found business so
rafbing that he will at oace begin tho
'erection of a large two-story brick hotel.
Yolcaaic Eraptlenj.
dare grand, but akin eruptionr rob Ufa
f joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salv. "ures
tbeaa; also old, running and fever so- i,
ttleers, bolls, felons, corns, warts, cuts,
Wttitae, burBSuecalda, chapped hands,
4lUaiins. Best pile cure on earth.
Drivee. eat pains and achea. Only 25
-.eta. ft f . Cure, guaranteed. Sold by
Oeer Qaeen iter aad UUba Dru
Monthly Report.of the Bisbee Public
School. To thb Onn :
Gentlemen, Herewith find', report of
the Bisbee eepOl for the; month of
January, 1900. "
8. P. V'ciiEA'B BOOM XlKAm-3 8 AN'dO.
Total Enrollment.-.': 1
Monthly enrollment 12
Daily Attondnncq 10-63
Cases tardiness .
MRS. DYER'S ltOOM flH,IE3 U ASD.,7.
Total enrollment , . -V 40
Monthly enrollment. . 35
Daily attendance; 33.2
Cases tardiness......... -..... 1
miss meuriman's boom obades 4 and 5.
Totpl enrollment. . ' "M60
Monthly enrollment ? -53
Dally attendance .05,
Cases tardiness 3
MISS davim' BOOM (in.DKS 3 AND 4.
Total enrollment. . r. 'SO
Monthly cnrollu. en'Ur. . . . . . .' 52
Daily attendance. . , ."46
Caeca tardiness'. . . . ".... .'. . . 7
Mrss howk's boom ait.K 3.
Total enrollment 70
Monthly enrollment . 7d
Daily 'attendance........... 50.4
Cases tardiness..' 14
miss' hill's boom -grade 2.
Total ' enrollment .V.'.1?: V. .". ...... 00
Monthly enrollment 67
Duily attendance ; . ... ;'. .... .62.05
Cases tardiness . ..J '. . ;.. 0
MISS WARKIKO'S ROOM GKADKS 1 AND 2.
Total enrollment ; 60
Monthly enrollment. .'. ?; ....... . .73
Daily attendance . '. . .Vi ; '..'.... 1 .. . . . 66.5
Cases tardiness. . . 3 .. :'. 1
miss btowb's room gradb 1.
Total enrollment. ...'... ."!
Monthly enrollment 103
Daily attendance 72.05
Cases tardiness . . 14
" SUMMABT TO?. EKTIBK SCHOOL.
Total enrollment . . ..;..'. '., 534
Monthly enrollment .470
Daily attendance .393
Cases tardiness..... ;...... 57.
I aim greatly pleased to report that our
tardiness is less this month than any
month einco I have como to Bisbee.
My room has now run two months with
out a single ease of tardiness. I hope
the pupils will take pride in seeing tliat
this record is continued until the end of
tp'e yeer.
The attendance isSOS, and. still shows
no decrease. I hope parents will make,
an effort to help us hold it up until the
end of tho year.
In regard to "supplementary reading"
Louis Soldan, suporiri'tendant of the St.
Louis schools, has the following to say
in the lending Illinois school paper:
"The importance of supplementary
reading is recognized by every rereon
familiar witli the progress made in
schools in "the last ten "years. When
the child baV teamed the elements of
reading his progress becomes rapid, if
reading1 matter 'so selected that it will
iritere8t'the child is given to him from
time tb;tim6f'for sight "reading, so that
he may applyr practice tHat.parto!
the art of reading which he has ac
quired. He becomes a reader Uy inclin
ation1' and acquires a taste for good read
ing, which will enrich his life.
"Supplementary reading matter ha? a
peculiarly humanizing influence on he
discipline of the school. It is customary
to have at least two classes iu each
root, and very often when the class
that is studying seems tired and disor
derly, the givi g out of supplementary
books that entertain and instruct re
stores the disciplhe of the room with-,
out any effoi t on the part. of the teach
er. "Reading has for its highest purpose
the eponing of the: Whole spiritual uni
verse to men. It brings him into con
tact not only with foreign lands, but
with the great minds of the present and
the past, and with all matter torn porn'
orete.nal. It makes man, more than
any other art he can acquire, the heir
of all the ages. Through supplementary
reading the child's horizon is widened
at a very early age. He is brought into
contact with the great world in which
he has to live his life. As an educa
tional agency supplementary reading is
therefore; of great importance."
Much more can be said, but here
are given some of the reasons why tho
B'sbee teachers are so anxious to secure
.such books for tiieir various grades.
Respectfully,
- S. P. McCbka,
Prin. Pub. Schools.
A cigarette ia said to have soliloquized
thua to' a fiend in' Phoenix the other
day: "I am not much of a mathema
tician, but I can add to a man's nervoua
troubles; I can subtract from his physi
cal energy; I can multiply his aches
and pains; I can divide hia mental
powera; 1 can take intereat from hia
chances of future auccoae."
Am
Editor's Life Saved by Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy.
During the early part of October, 1896,
I contracted a bad Cold which settled on
my lungs and waa neglected until I
feared that consumption baa appeared
in an incipient state. I was constantly
coughing and trying to expel something
which 1 could noi. i became alarmed
and after giving tho local doctor a trial
bought a bottle of "!iimbarlatu Cough
Remedy ant die it-uitn.o nnniuaiatu
improvement, and iirl n-Viused three
bottles mv Iuuku r-M. "rod to Ueir
healthy atate. K. v. EdwA is Pabllah
erof the Review, Wut, i.. Fr sale
by all druggiata. '
"Thou Shall Lie"
IN, ,T,ni9 CASE ONLY,
,-1.
This town is a paradise, No other
lik8 it in Arizoco., Everything booming.
People lull of buBinc's'j. The only town.
Come and see. Those are tho kind of
answers you should uiuko when you ro
to sorao other place and people ask-you,
as they .invarhvuly wUV;!'Well, how's
thiugs down yoaY "wiy'?"'' Don't give
them the same did atorotyped answer,
"Very slow; nothing- doing At all."
You kuow if you say it, ai.d it hurts
your town just so much every time you
utter such a remark. G ve
even if it is the tlowuat old
'cm a fill
place on
earth. That's the way to get people
talking About your town. By no means
tell em' that there'a no. business, and if
they want to get off the earth to come
down to your town and die iu peace and
quiet. . .; .
House and Senate.
Washington, March 27. The. l.ioae
met nt noon with the purpose of pro
ceeding at once with the" bill making
appropriations for tho BU'pport-l6f''the
army. Before this was done, irjwever,"
a number of 'pension bills passed Friday
lastin cotamitleeiolvtbo, wholes were
dispoeed'of
Rising to the question oi privilege in
senate today: Senator Hnnna rekdt'an
article from the Washington Star of Fri
day last in which a etntment waa made
that a republican member of the houae
told n reporter of that paper that the
Puerto Rican tariff bill would pass the
senate because a deal had been arrang
ed to raice Urn campaign funds for the
republican'pttrty. Hanna said he did
not believe miy member of the house
made the statenVont and that he wished
to denounce the .statement aa i a deliber
ate andmalicious"-liei.i' ''-itui.'.; trio
. YOUR FACE-o
Shows tbe'state of your feelings and
the state ot your health as well. Im
pure blood makes iteelf apparent in a
pale and sallow complexion, Pimples
and Skin Erupions. JLf youcare feeling
weak and worn out and do not have a
hedthy appearance vou should.vtry
"Ackers Bloo Jinxir. It 5urea:, all
Diooo aieeae8. where r.neap Sarsapar
iilae and so called punners fall ; Bnjbs
mg tliia we seu(everj- bottis on s pos
itive guarantee. For sale at Bisbee
.Drug Store-
i.'.
Queen' Restaurant.
The nbpve wellknown restaurant ha
passed to a new management apd-'wil,"
be conducted by an experienced and
thoroughly competent caterer, assisted
by cooks and' other employees of the
yery best order. Both food and service
guaranteed to be first class.
NO ADVANCE, IN rBICES.
Board by the day ....,...$ ,3L 00
' ." " week ',". 6,00
" . ," ," month.. ,. ?5 00
The management solicit an appreci
ative patronage. ,, A.
J. N. ABMSTBONfl,,
M9-tf Proprietor and Maagrj .
Notice t ,
.... , .. ! i ; n ;. -!' . Ki a
All per&ona knowing tliqmselves to be
indebted to Preston Fletcher,, the former
proprietor of- the ueon Restaurant, are
hereby requested to caiat my offise im
mediately and settle such accounts, the
same having been assigned to me for
collection, with instructions to take im
mediate' action in the premise's. '
8. K. Williams, r
MJ9 . Aasigneet.
FOR
X Ray ExaminatiDiie, .,,
Chronic Diseases.
All BUrgica and inflammatory '
Eye anu Ear Diseases, "' f,F '
Lenses, Glasses and Spectacles guar
anteed right. ;
Catarrh in any of its forms,
Sbo
D. A. CLARK. -M?JD'..
Physician and & 'eclalfat, '"
Bisbee, hea.l of Mam atrept.klu
JpsGeneral practice, calls attondwH ,
all hjurs. u
Go to O K Livery Stable, ii you want, '
ood driving teams.
For Sale.
Four store buildings ou O K htrcl,
formerly the property of Nick Metz;
must be Bold at onee. Apply to .
S. K. Williams, J. P.
FOR SALE. For Gash or on easy
I payments an upright Evurot piano,
nearly new, oak ca; Apply at thu
office. M. 24th. - , . .; . .m
' 1 .- ; - -y.'tr.
For Sale. ''uri '
Brown Leshorn eggs from full bloods,
for 6ettini: of 13 egs, $2.00. Addrdss-P.
.0. Box 475. MltMm
Law.' Offices of
L66AN DEMONS S yARBYr '
27 William Street. ,tyaw Torlt,
WALTBlt 8. LOOAN. CHARLES M. DBMOND
MAltX JCHARHY, NORTON C11ASB
RtprcMHtfdjo AriwM by Norton Chase
dasHte, TBeeBlji., sepe-Sn
.MM & SMITH. ,
Nurserymen and florists
AH kinds of Uanlon I'lanlr, Sliado
and Fruit' IWh.' Unibr'ell.is four fett
Mv.h 50 cents e.i&ii.
A fine lino of Cut Kluwp'?. Liberal
d.eo'nnt. ouo'di'i of $I0 or owr.
"P.O. BOX NO. 484
n
L6s Angeles; Calif orriia.
JOSEPH M. O'CONNELL, ,-
-ATTOBNKV AT LAW
OflicQjh Wallace Biiiluinir.
. '-. vV
Conveva'nclng and ofllce work of nil
kindic j t.""''. '
.U")'
isotlce of Ai:;licnHon for Sutcut.
Mini as Ai)j)HcuilojiXo. 707. Survey JJo. )S80.
:"' 4-.. --tjKiiji-pgxATirsI.ANDOri'ica.
Wt ''' ?XvjiSpie, AuizoNA, March 0, 1D00 J
vNotice lah'tueby given tliat ill iui-miric(,'of
uie uimea fttnTgs mintux l.'uvi Hartlnu I'.ttr
wii'jq posi't-jo naarcbi uuuee, v.
alii'
f Co-Iilw, tr rritoiy !
in tin.' ofleUi plat
county, Arixii.:a territory, in
tloh torn, untnt for '150011
A . . - "!-" if ... T
Vjurtzitf atrip lotto,' attuate
mining- ill -t riot, county of
of Ariiouti, n: ilc.crlbei
Ih.-H
herewith pcteil, infd liy tJis lloiil ur. pa on
HIo IirUirofUue of tlw llcl ter of tbiUiih
Lund Dixtfirt at Ti.io.on, territory of Aii
zon , m foltowa. viz: .
Surrex fc'.o; ISSj-Quurtzl Strip Lodo.
Hici'inH'ff At cor. No 1, tho SB. cor. identi
cal ylth oar. oflof atlon. a pine pot 4 indie
sqiutrc, V4 f-ct lonir.setl foot in thtionnl,
Surrounded by a mound of stones, Invctiilicd
1-1380 Q. S, L.V-Wheuce U. S. M. M. o, 4, hvav
S.BSdeir.K mln E, 613" feet; wlioneo u.t ne
pos4 inches sir.iate. 3j j feet lone "f 1 'fo-.t
In tu sfroniit, surrounded lv n nionn of
kfbiie'bear S. 51' deer. Wiulii. II.- 91 fet.1. in
crihrd fl. M. 1-1S80 Q. S l.,lio other bearing
available; thence N. 21 dr;. It iniu ., vria
t.inn II ilnirlSnln. K.. 15'J feet to Intersect. on
line of quarry, 20- feet ucep ut Intorkootion: !
583, fee; to interaction of line i 4 "Mamlo" I
lode, a patent claim, atirvev fto, voi; a pine
post inarlta this IntersecTlou. cor. ttt. 4 Mu
tniii.lode hear N. 44 don. 37 mln. W. 17.t f-ot,
b.lU Icet- to. center of road riliiiilu ueuriy li.
& V.; roi'd lincf nter of ennyon 1ci.-mvu ns
'JVuiibttoiio canyon, wlilch run. lieai !.. l..u:id
V,'.,and Unbaut l'JS feot wid at thU point;
ll:." teet to small wi.slu'2 fe.t tkui. U feet
vel 'o; 1479 8 fuet'to cor. f!o. 2. tha Si: cor. of
clali.i. u plue poV 4 inches stiunie. c,1. lent
onj,-, sutlS'intfies m tliu (.'round, mum.iiii led
jlji V- uxuund ',ui btoits, hiticribod 2 'iii Q. .S
Jj.onhcuce original location cor. I.t'itrs N. 24
dejMWiinhi;'B41-Jeet, sama in'ft 'vtne post 4
luc7ie.Vmare. JO iiiolio aiiovt. lite triound.
ijirtor.lhed fcisajjy. S L. U. M.. when.-ti a rook
liMPi.ice.ri biulu-i.ut of' the mound, 1 foot
i'lut(:Wliie!;'u X)Z-1S80 B. 14.. bea.-j Ii. IB
decaW. 221-feetfdiis corner. was imlic.l into
pnrnVel thu end lines; thence .N 57 d-u. 20
iniu. vy.S'Variatiou ll dec. 45 mln. li, 0Uft-et
to noitU;eml center, a plno povt 4 iiiehex,
square, set 12 Inches in the ground, iucuriUod
YSHi tj S. L, wheuco thu original loom ion I
moiiti i out bears N. 2 idee. B. 22 feet, iv)5 Iret
to t-ejiter.at-wash 23 f i-ot wide, 2 foot dvep,
treunral course' south 2 dear, west, liii.ft feet
focor No. 8, the NW. cor. of claim, identical
With cor. of locution, a pine post 4 Inches
square, 4 feet Ion?, set 12 inches lu the ground
surrounded by a mound of stones, inscribed
iKttUO.Q. S.L . whence a rock In place 2x2
feet.Uvol jnrith the-ground, chiseled (XI 3 B.
B'1380 Q. S. L..bcurs N, bidet,". K. 9.4'feet;
thepceS.SSxIeg. 02 intu.W., variation 11 deg.
45 mill. E., 632 feet to iiitorsectioti oue-story
frame houso, said uouko h.ts N. 71 deg. W.
and S, It deg. I'-., and point of intersection is
JS.5 feet from NW. oor. of i oiino. t.72.3 feet to
raiddlu of road, runnlner ne.tily .me B. and
AV whieh runs through canyon known a
Tonibstono canyon: this canyon is more or
Jest gradual iu clopeon either l.le and a line
of intersection cannot be deiiued on this
Inorthl sidoof canyon; 802. 3 fetto intersec
tion ot u.iirouerty not claimed by Quartiite
TStrlli lfJi
UJ. tm in emcctiou is marKed oy a
4 Inched wiliaret nine nost set In a moun
id of
ston.'i; liiu NE. cor. of said unclaimed prop
erty bears S. 7a deg. i. 'J .3 feet) 1143.7 feet to
south intersection of same property not
elalrood byvQuartuito Strip lode; course of
intersecting into
t. 73 den. .U min. Vf. 23 feet
u 4 inch pino post marks the
Sointof interdicting linns, llu feet to cor.
o. 4 the sw ciu'. of claim, ident cal with
eor. of location, a plno post set on solid rook,
post beltig.,4 inches sqimro, 3 feet long, sur-
rounded by a mound of stouea. lnser!
1D
be,d 4-
1S80 Q. S. L., whence a rooU in place 3 feot
by , foot 3 inches above ground, ;chlseled X
b.b. 1S80 4 Q. S. L. bears N. 18 dee. U min. B.
37,4 feet; thence 8;m i!o. 20 mln.JS., varla-
tion 11 ueif. a,iniu. a vj iwb (.u intersoctin?
lioundary line of quarry, 0." feet deep at this
point. It0 feet-to south end center, a pine
post ,4 inches square'.set on solid. rook, in
scribed 13SUQ.S. I.., Identical with location,
204 ftct tocpr. No. 1 place of beginning.'
Total nrea... ......-; 8.65 acres
Area In conflict with Survey 1082.. .454 aores
Area n conflict unsurveyed........ .40? acres
Net area.. ..;.... 9.18 acres
Varjatlppll deir. 4mln. B.
, .The.docatlon of this mine Is recorded in
the office of the County Kecorderof Cochise
oounty. Arizona territory, at page 001- of
j;oolt,12,.Kecords of Mines. . ,,.-
-ATjolnlnsr claims are:ThUciaita'iabotliid'
ed ou the.eust by the ' Mamie,1' on the itotj
north tunl youth by Unsurveyed lands.
'Any and all persona olafmliig adveraely uny
portion of said mine or surlaoe ground are
required to file their adverse claims with the
Register of the United States Land Office at
Tucson, in-the1 territory of Arlsona, during
the sixty days period of publication hereof,
or they will be barred by virtue of the pro
visions of the statute, l
MILTON R. MOORB, Eegiater.
Firjt 1 1 !U;. i U m.. iJ)i.
From a Pastor
"I am the pastor of tho Baptist Church at
PortJcrvis, N. Y. nnd sometimes am called
upon to take part in evangelistic work away
irom nome. aot long
ago I went to Sandy
Crock, N. Y., which is
swept by the 41ainp-
winds Rronir Lake, Ont
tario. Here Icontractcd '.
a bad cough'.and be
came so hoarse, that I
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preach, lo my
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distressing In a
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but extremely
embarrassingto
enter the pulpit
in this condi
tion. I had I
heard nf A Mr. I
er's English Eemedy and, after service, I
bought a bottle and began takingit. Thonext
night my throat was nearly well, and I delir-)
ercd my sermon" without difficulty. In a few
days I was thoroughly cured. I conceive it to ;
be my duty to benefit mankiud physically as .
well as spiritually whenever I can, and am
.chuUo write-these words, in praise of this
rand old medicine. Those with sensitive
throats anutnosewnocaicn com cosuy suouiu
certainly take AokortfRlish Remedy."
( (Signed) Bxv. zilv Terry Sanford.
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(Ultra nnd Canada and in England, at Is. W., to. td.,
i.d. UyoaarenotwUtncil after boylnft. return Um
Dottle to your druggist and got your money back.
IP mtthoHte the above guarantee.
W. U. HOOKER it CO., Proprietor; Hew York.
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2S Are Closing Oil!
Our Stock of
HOUSE
FJiNSHl
Consisting of Furniture, Carpets, Linoleum,
Rugs,.' Granite and Tinwdre, Lamps and
China Crockery Ware, at
APiishlngly
rjall and faj ev vinced '' "
v.iianu ujco-vimen.
Corner O. K. Street a;id Railroad
GRAND
Monday, April 2. 1900
Finest Stock of Millinery Goods to "be seen this -side
of Chicago. Hats all trimmed in the Late9tiParisiauC
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BOOT and SHOE STORE
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Full line of BOOTS,. SHOES BndSMPJ?ERS.for Ladies nnd'GcnUekw;
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods.
Ladies' Ready Made Skirts.
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MAIN STREET, TWOlvDOORS ABOVfJTilE'PO'ST OFFICE, 'i-
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