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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1871-04-11

The COAL STRIKE.-Scranton, Pa, was quiet
on Saturday, but at o'clock in the morning
the greatest excitement prevailed, the bells
were funq, the streets filed with people shout
ing fire" and hurrying in the direction OF
Price's shaft. The miners had set fire to q
new house belonging to David Mosher, q min
ing boss, on which the plastering was not fin-
ishSd, and burned it to the ground.
The miners on Friday threatened to sack the
republican office, and the people are on the
LOOKOUT for them, as it is thought that the
burning Of Hosher's house was only a feipt TO
attract attention in that direction. The men
resumed work at Trips Slope Saturday morn
ing, sufficient force being on hand to protect
them. Several miners were seen to run from
Mosher's house into the bushes after setting
the place on IRE. The rioters threatened the
Western Union Telegraph Office because mes.
sage for troops had been sent over their wires,
but squad of soldiers frightened them
Gov. Geary has obtained writ OF quo oar
ranto against the Philadelphia s. Reading,
Lackawanna & Bloomsbury, Delaware, Lack
awanna s. Western and the Delaware s. Hud-
son and Lehigh Valley Railroad Companies tn
answer in the Supreme Court to the charge Of
violating their charters by overcharging fol-
transportation of coal.
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Proposals


s-a=ae@~t74
Fer renewing Distractions i'm saliva,
River, Maine, :
"ILL be received at this Office until 10 o,clocl
w A. M, on Thursday, the 4th day OF Nav next
let. For removing three stone piers above tht
fals to depth Of ten feet at mean low water: and
depositing the same upon the shore in such placf
and manner as the Engineer in charge NAV direct
the work to be completed or before the first day
OF August next. ~-'
2nd. For the blasting and removal Of Hatcher,s
hock, in the stalls" to depth of six feet at mean
low water. and depositng same upon the shore in
such place and manner as the Engineer in CHARGE
may direct, the work to be completed on or before
the hrst day of November next. Separate bids must
De made TOR each Of the above named items
Inc Undersigned reserves the right to reject All
DDS which, In his opinion are not favorable Tor the
government, also the bid Of any person who will not
In MS belief faithfully and promptly perform the
job. N''p''''on VI eacn
Persons desiring to make proposals are reouested
% call on the undersigned at his office in Morton
BLOCK. onCongress street, for forms Of same, and
Ior more definite information ii desired; and on
transmitting their bids (which must be in dupcatel
tney Will please indorse thereon proposals for i'm
proving Sullivan River, Maine.'
GEO. THOM.
Lieut.. Col. of Engineers
q. 8. ENGINEER OFFICE ~ a.
Portland, Maine, April 4th 1871 NJ
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BONDS.
BONDS.
New S-3O Gold Loan 7
S"Ae' Probable! Permanent.
AX COOKE & CO.,
onsf '0r sale at Par and Accrued Interest the
FIRST MORTGAGE
Lana Grant Gold Bonds
Z - ~ SLN -os1ur = 5sEEB
Northern Pacific Railroad In.

oaae eeSe a POI 1onqs are sscnred first by First Mort
gsgS On ~ haroad ITSELF Its rolling stock and ali
equipments; second. by First Mortgage on its
en- Snure Land Grant, being more than Twenty-Five
An0usand Acres CT Land to each mile of road.
n Inc Bonds are free from United States Tax: thu
%ncPM % and Interest are payable in gold, the prin-
Cipa ~ tne end OF Thirty years, and the Interest
oen.annuaIiy, at the rate of Seven and Three
tentns per cent. per annum,
., ney aaey sre issued In denominations of SlO0 $500
cl ale Atastees under the Mortgage are Messrs Jav
ToyI1s q fhiladelphia. and j.. Edsar Thomson.
1SMenS Ms Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Co
xnese Northern Pacific 7-3e Bonds win at ail tnSes
; pGvnc M be receivable at Ten Per Cent Pre-
=. sh; W. ao.l IN exchange for the Com pany's lands
~ sncis lowest cash price. 80, - -. -"
;ad st,s'oa ~ 70 their absolute safety these Bsnds
a az income larger, we believe, than sny Other
Saos csn iecurlty Persons holding United States
ccs nc.ess.a c,Gnny;srtng ,na; them into Northern Pa
s' H0W I1ye III cPe11ectiy reliable investment. -
RonSa. III az dEr THEM.-YOur nearest Rank or
annnnt VII supply these Bonds in any desired
esS;na T;. snu 81 any needed denomination. Perfons
wv 70 exchange stocks or other bonds for these
6ioh. ao 70 with any Of our Agents, who viii allow the
knest current price for all marketable securities
s asose hving in localities remote from Banks NAV
M scau money, or other Bonds, directly to US by ex
Mess and We VIII send back Northern Pacific Bonds
=. SIf own risk and without cost TO investor For
uls1er information, pamphlets, maps, ETC.. call On
OF ADDRESS the undersigned. or any Of the Banks Or
BANKERS employed to sell this Loan.
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st THE
Central RAILROAD
CO., OF IOWA.
FIRST MORTGAGE
Per CT. Gold Bonds

which are issued upon this road are limited, in
amount to $4,000 per mile (whie many roads issue
nom $4,000 to $4,000 and are offered at 90 and
accrued interest. in currency. f1
The most experienced nnanciers agree that First
Mertgagc Bends, to limited amount, upsn q
finished railroad, which is well located for
business, are one of The very safest forms of invest
ment.
Parties desiring to secure first class security.
based upon railroad practically dole, and in tn
hands OF leading capitalists who have large pc
cuniary and business interest In its success win do
well to apply at the Office the Company, or any OF
Its advertised agents, for pamphlet and map, show
ing the characteristics of the enterprise.
Holders of Government Bonds may exchange them
for Central Iowas at large present profit. beside
handsome Increase of interest for long term OF
v----s xr<srs5 1.aazfug BuCu exCuange VIII receIv6
for ea0s soeo Bond, q $1,000 Central Iowa Bond,
and thefollowing difference in cash less the accrued
ntsrest in currency upon the latter bond,) and in
annual interest, this calculation being based upon
market prices of Fahruarv LAT 1871.
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NooD PANT MAKERS at Ss and 60 Middle St.
Mar 17-dtf sgoJt. a~'z-'l "--'D-~,- - y W
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ATWELL q CO., 1743 Middle Street, ADvERTIsE-
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ut the country at the publishers loves rates.
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6OrERaSSaIzz 6 SsE tas SFT SE LE
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ENGINEER OFFICE.
Maine, April 4th, 1871,
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Agricultural Implements & SEED
SAWYER q WOODFORD. No. 10 Hxch.r.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20
GEORGETOWN.

"WAYs THAT ARE DARK."-Spveral parties
have contracts for hauling the heavy 36-inch
water main pipes from the wharves tn their des-
tination, receiving from 81 to Sc for each pipe
delivered along the route. One of the contract
ors. who hauls for one of the lower sections OF the
route, complains that somebody removes his
pipes from Bridge street in the night time and
carries them up the line, instead of hauling them
from the wharves He does not charge that any
principal contractor is guilty of this robbing
Peter that Paul may get the pay but believes
that some of the sub-cOntractOrs could account
for the disappearance of his pipes if they would.
THE NORFOLK STEAMER, Lady OF the Lake.
had rot arrived at the wharf at noon to-day
She was Doubtless delayed by ice in the river
and adverse winds.
SALES OF WHEAT OFF 'CHANGF.-Hartley &
Brother have sold 200 bushels of wheat off
Change at S1I0 per bushel.
PASSAGE THIEVES have done a good business
lately in rObbing the halls of private residences
in this city. The police are looking out for these
customers. but meanwhile hOusekeepeTs will do
well to keep their outside doors locked.
MERCHANTs' EXCHANGE-There was no
meeting on Change to-day, on account OF the
absence of grain. 1t is now generally conceded
that the wheat market Is about over.
COAL FOR CHARLESTON.-As schooner at j. G..
Waters wharf is loading 100 tons of coal for
Charleston, South Carolina.
The CANAL.-EffOrts are being made to keen
the lower levels of the canal open until Satur-
day. If possible, i'm order to allow boats wintering
up the line to get to their destinations. An ice
breaker has been at work all day. but If the cold
weather continues, to night will close navigation
for the season.
THE CONCERT given at the Seminary building
last evening for the benefit of the Grace Church
Sabbath school was well attended, and quite
handsome sum was realized.
THR Auction SALE of toys, fancy articles,
&c., for Christmas gifts, at Poe & Seligsons, by
mos. bowling, auctiOneer, will continue this
evening and to- morrow. See advertisement.
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Condensed Locals.

Lyon Post, No. Q. G.. A. r., last night elected
W. H. Stevens. commander for the wear 1872.
The sum of Sl0,OO0 for the relief of the suf-
fertrs by the Chicago fire was received in this
city Yesterday from American citizens in Peru.
fountain Is being erected in the circle at the
intersection VI Vermont avenue and NJ and 18th
streets.
The New England Society will celebrate the
anniversary OF FOTefathers' Day at Masonic
Hall on the evening of the 22d inst.
AT the fifth ANIMAL meeting of LAFAYETTE
Chapter of Royal Arch Masons last evening a
Past High Priests jewell was presented to ID. L.
Jones. The occasion was celebrated by ban
quet.
The following citizens Of Washington were
granted patents during the week ending Decem-
Der n:-Henry r. Hayden, for an arr register;
William Edgar Prail, for automatic steam tran:
Nareisse DemongeOt, for a hair and mounting
apparatus.
Collector Slater reports the daily receipts from
taxes for last week. amounting to SfD, 421 .O5.
he receipts on Monday amounted to S25, 1851 49,
making a total sin ce November 18th of SSOS 2IS23
This IL the last day for making the rebate of
four per fcent. on taxes due, and the Office Is
crowded by taxpayers. The Office will be open
to y. m.
Mr.. Albert Gleason yesterday commenced the
laying OF the wooden pavement on Third street.
from Indiana avenue to New York avenAe The
storm yesterday caused temporary suspAnsion
OF the work, but il is Mr.. Gleasons purpose t.
lay two or three square, as far as street Nor tn
and then cease operations until spring Opens
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LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY,

COUNCIL tn foII,vins bills vere ..vey.llv
tssa ant retired: q until bill concerning lotteries;
nrusc PHI pruviding tor the deficiency In tina fond
Ter raging salaries ~ officers and p'oye. % ths
his,ifr Of Cinn IT,. III sn, n me
LrnileGss 60 the Bal inlpTe i Potomac R.i,rnad
c. any sniepdstory OF an act eniitIe1 az act i'm
I..'us tax,s or ih- q e 4 year ending June - n.
" stec log n. lr-tituing Of Legal pr cseliays 10
and MAKING an appropriation for the erection OF a
-ftn hospital snd Council bull TO change she
House bil mas las Apprvrria ion Cor erecting
w idlrs over 10. hish tyice rssryoir George-
publ works AID property, without amendment aud
III. f'l!.wirg bills laid over under the rules:
Eli hGi TIE salary f the m-s,eng-r to the dover
noI litransf ring the al gu I'd house t. ths
the Su Of Es fPe EoGr :. e. p
tlthCss AID streets IN tn UNITS II Washington;
sna afine p'iation to fit up the police station
touncil bill Noe to reimburse the gene raj fund
rent t-k, up wi the substitut. repor, ed
ye.tsTeay by Mr 6niick from the COMMITTEE, o.,
hnsscr. ana the substitute was adopted Adjourned
HOUSE or II LEGATEs-Mr Burgess intro
o1sd s r.. 'h Tr1s, Of B. 2sTtsy .T,sTred
we're referred - uih" izing the Governor 20 rsim
lure the oor tnGe 'und Il he Hon.e the amour,
"a the members nd employ OF the H1use a. pr
diem; exc p;ing bo,'- AID o;h@r securities OF the
IlsIrict and st ok 81 build'ng associations from tax
al n; cr-stiIe and fixing IN salaries IL certain
ofhc. rs-wai. hn.au a. srmory aud M. sseneer TO
h gister II Wills. SaCOp T annum; making appro
introduced q rrsoiuti n which was aiopted rsi
qur-tiGs the Gov. rror To inf rm thu ousa # the
haEseT 81 eases OF amallpox reported the proper
cfHes - dGring The pnst six months their IcatiSp
and n re-t l. g each case
B'I A. lhg pTcpT Hri.Ds TO de4rsy the ord nary
arc contingent eNp rses of ths several depar
OF IN" sorernm. nt ~ the isstrict 81 Columb. a.
tai L up. and rftrr the amendments of The commit
tet Iad be'n agreed 70, It was made the special
order or
r,feTT-G.
A m sage was received fro-o the Governor en-
cios ing the resolutions the Board of Health cfu
c.nfine 10. cent-s guardhJ u-e unfit for police
PURPOSES. referred.
Mr.. Carroll from the committee on charities re-
ported tlb aprropriatiEH $500 to the Female Union
Btnevoient sssoeist.gn az Georgetown, which was
read a second tine Albumin. a -
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A LEX A NDRIA.

ANOTHER FIRE FROM KERosENH.-A Young
Lazy Ssrersiy Burned.-Last night lamp Mt the
house OF Mr.. G. Augur became dsarranged and
the Oil contained taking fire gnited the cloth
ing OF Miss Sophie Augur. who was preparing to
retire, ard burned her severely, though for
was also burned, but slightly. The screams OF
the ladies were heard by the young men who
had been engaged in dressing St Johns Chanel,
and they, hurrying to the scene, found the car
pets and some dresses and door in a lis ht blaze
and the flames rapidly extending. They soon
however, extinguished the fire, and that before
much damage. save the injuries to the young
ladies, had been done.
TROOPS FOR GEoRGIA.-Two more car loads
Of nited States troops passed through this CITY
this morning, via the o. A. & NJ. r. r. They
were bound from New York to Atlanta, Ca
Gazette, last erPuip1.
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THE COuRra

POLICE COURT, To- DAY, Jzdse SaeH.-CharIs,
Need. .a9e sn n . nfd ~ Jnn
n MS avasr ant, was sent t. the house. rhom
Frar. Brl and George sad john
hr" rs disnrderly; nned s5each. Parker Williams,
Gerry q 60 iu,d sls and COSTS, or thirts days 10
Of boots vsIued at SIS; no lie pros. Recess
CIRCt 1T COURT: Judge MAJ Arthur -Lsmmon
vs. LssnGn; pie" and r,joiedsr # Issue fled by n
kee,e poody ;jndemsnt set aside and set for
plant arssold ys White qiaI r eene , eq
d'ct for defendant. Cannon a McCle,n VS. Chinn;
JUDGMENT by Confession, plaintiff withdrawing at
The TITLE TO TIE SAVAGE SQUARE DsPEc-
some days past been engaged in a thorough ex-
animation of the title to the Savage square prop
erty, on which it was proposed to erect a costly
market structure, and the result of the investi-
CATION will be submitted to the Governor TO-DAY
1t In understood that Mr.. Cook win report against
the selection Of this site, on the ground that
possible from imperfections Of title, so that all
possible litigation and controversies may be en-
tirely avoided but that such is not the case with
reference to this ground, the title to the same
being very defective.
SCARCITY OF WOop.-we are informed that.
in consequence of the early closing OF naviga-
ton this season, the supply of wood is very
short; consequently it is in great demand. at
high prices. In view of this and the fact that
the Baltimore and Potomac road will soon be
completed and i'm running order. we suggest to
persons owning woodland aleng the line OF said
read 10 have the same cut and ready for market
as soon as possible, as they will certainly realize
ready sales at remunerative prices.
~-
EDITORIAL "SHoRr CoNMoYs."-The holt
dav period has the triple effect OF making chill
d en- happy parents Or'en-hearted, and Of putting
editors on ''shOrt commons" Saws the Boston
Transcript: Only shor. articles, and but few
Of them will be put into daily papers from now
until the beginning of the new year Adver-
tisements will be read with avidity during the
next fortnight"
Auction SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE
Parties desiring really fine furniture should not
fail TO attend the sale of Latimer & Cleary.
advertised to take place tomorrow morning at
No. 1880 street. The goods are very superior
and such as are not usually found even at the
sales at first-class residences.
-
FINE FIRE GILT VEST AND OPERA CHAINS,
Bracelets, Studs, Buttsns, Sets Earrings, Lock-
cts in all the styles, also a splendid assort-
ment of Hol day Goods. received at Prigg's
.Iewelry Store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA avenue
between Ak and 9th streets.
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LOG AL ~ z w =.


EatsO-saI Thsater.-.I. W. Waliaek and Caro-
lime Riching~ Bernard in " Rob Roy"
!Seafca SoheoI--Ccncert by the Intermediate
School.
Fr,sdnen's Bank Epiphany Bazaar for the
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Auction SALE OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE
Parties desiring really fine furniture should not
fail TO attend the sale of Latimer & Cleary
advertised to lake place to- morrow morning. at
No. 1880 I street. The goods are very superior
and such as are not usually found even at the
sales at first-class residences
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THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate nj antels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips. at
Hamilton Parsons, No. 4, Y. NJ. g. A. Build
ing, 9th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

FINE FIRE GILT VEST AND OPERA CHAINS,
Bracelets, Studs, Buttons, Sets Earrings, Lock-
cts in all the new styles, also splendid assort-
ment Of HOl day Goods, received at Prigg's
Jewslry Store, No. 457 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
between ~ and 9th streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20
CITY 1T MS.

FAMILIES who are in want of wines and
liquors for the holidays, will fnd IL great saw
ing to call at c. p. Crandell's Wholesale and
Retail Liquor Store, No. 4i2 nth street. just
above Pennsylvania avenue. He keeps a pure
article, and sells at very low figure. VT
Teas, fresh Roasted Coffee of all kinds, Bakers
Chocolate, Cocoa and Broma; new Raisius and
Cuirants, Lober's Mince Meat, in jars and other
daintits, VIC would advise our readers TO go 10
the American Tea Store, corner 9TH and streets,
there you will find the best quality of goods and
can buy them at New York prices.
HOTEL CLERKS must needs be very courteous
men, or they will merit much Of the odium
which attaches to those who are the reverse.
The American House, Boston, Is peculiarly
happy in having among it's corps such general
favortes with the travelling public as Messrs.
Myrick' Doyle and Clapp.
A WORLD OF THANKS is DUE to the botanist
who first discovered the virtues of the Qullaya
Sdpondrid, or Soap Tree of Chilli. The wonder
full cleansing and purifying property of its Bark
gives to the fragrant So.odont much of its unri-
vailed efficacy as preventative of the teeth.
BUSINESS SUITS at SO.
Business Suits at SO.
Business Suits at S15
Business Suits at $40.
All Business Suits at reduced prices.
12,i9.5 EIsEMAN q BRO, sos eth street.
BARGAINS IN TOYS AND FANCY Goops-I
take pleasure in announcing to my customers
and the public in general that I will offer my
entire stock OF Toys and Fancy Goods at cost on
account of rebuilding. Never having resOrted
to this measure, and only now for the
above stated, the public may be assured that we
keep what We promise, selling at cost. Try it and
convince yourself III. GLITCH,
12,19.5 9i5 Penn. ave-, bet, 9th and 10th sts
GLOVES for the million at Prices, 4l3 eth st.
-O-
BEST QUALITY KIDGLovEs at 81 80 at Prices
4l3 7th street.
HALLS Vegetable Siciian Hair Remover pre-
vents the hair from turning gray, and returns
gray hair to its natural color.
DEPOT FOR GENTS 81 KIDS at Prices, Alb It'll
street.
THE MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate nj antels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips. at
Hamilton & PearsOn's, No. 4, I'M. q. A. Build
ing, 9th and ID streets.
CNDERwEAR at the usual low rates at Prices,
413 9Th street.
CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
413 9Th street.
n II
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UNDERWEAR at the usual low rates at Prices,
Alb eth street.
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AIDES FgRs FURs :!
CHRISTAAS Presents
pY Thos. BOWLING. sucti.neer.

Z Z
SALE OF yALrAET REAL ESTATE on THE
hEiSi Is Cf ttoEGEfOHN, at AUC-
~ By yirtu' e.. did ~ tru-t bearing date the
k.a 2itl day II Re- sMb, r iSsg, aad duly RECORDED
De- tihvr Nc. Goa, ~ l'n No las, aud upon thu
HIItri r-qnost - tr gary entitled there an-r, th
sGisci tler VIII on f,r Ea-. az public auction,
EDN ts - AN AT RNODN. the 27th Ia slant. a
y ' s.Uce All thsE Us g und ga the HEIGHTS 81
y urgriuwn. bee Hnifg g. he same AT a paiut on
She north tine Uf Ntua.ri trset. distance eighty
s-N'n ie-t from he v-thw.-i corner af Stod .aTL
sia Wa hiuEton ~tr"-fE, q RAINING theme. west
with tn line Of St lHF street forty Thre- 49, feet
n 90 n ch+s, and rui III tack Il that width
hunar,d ard thirty Eve 1885, feet This lat i'm
FRO. ~ 10y one ~ IA hsuls, modern b ick
X sidet.ces known "C'ok-- villas aud il ia the
frE it bnrh,s = & th- Residences u Cover
nov Cooke. AoInira ksdfsrd, Judge Peck, and other
" u known cifiZen-.
This property WILL be sold subject o. q decd q
truS dated the Is n 81 February. lsi9. for SsOl0,
vi ich viii b. due in Frb asa. the Interest ON
ich has been u u paid the 10th Ut August last
Terms Il sale 81 40 IN cash, aud the r-.idue ia
\ and twelve moltiS, with interest from day 81
al" al ten per cent p'r annum. IL tn terms Of sale
az nui implied nth within five day fr. the day
81 sale The trustee reserves the right resell a tho
risk ana - 81 the d-fsulting purchaser. All
N.ysnc bg, including resrnu- os the cost Of
the purchaser. deposit Of Sso0 will be required
n sid.
j. CARTER N,RBuRY, Trustee.
deelS eoSrs THo>. BOWLING. Auct.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBIIC,--I. Becker q Co.
successor to p. Wallach dealer in mems, youths
and boys clothing, have received an entire new
stock Of goods, which they selling at the
lowest market price. Those in want of clothing
or gents furnishing goods, would do well to call
and examine their goods before purchasing
elsewhere. I.BECKRR & Co..
OdeOn Hall, corner AZ street and Pa ave.
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CARDIGAN JACKETS very cheap at Prices,
413 9Th street.
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WORLD OF THANKS is DUE to the botanist
who first discovered the virtues Of the QuiIlrya
Sdpondrid, or Soap Tree of Chilli. The wonder
full cleansing and purifying property of its Bark
gives to the fragrant Sosodont much of its unri-
vailed efficacy as a preventative of the teeth.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-12-20

HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover pre-
vents the hair from turning gray, and returns
gray hair to its natural color.
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STANDARD WORKS
n Every Deparrms mr. of Literature in plain and
dee-ws.sw r CHABD b. MOHUN L cos.
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If YOU WANT a handsome present, to please
the eye and purse, call on VIM. H. Dunn, AZ
eth street, next to Odd Fellows Hall, and see
his Camp Chairs, Brackets, Willow Stands,
Children's Bureaus, Tables, &C., &c. 1916
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