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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01

AmmOniated baking powders--tAat is,
baking powders In which carbonate OF
ammonia Is used rs an Ingredient, and
which axhalo an odor Of ammonia when
hoated-are classed by many eminent
physicians and sanitaiians as superior
10 Fill others. Professor Hassoll, Of
London, who is recognized as highest
authority on the subject OF food hygi-
enc, commends in the strongest terms
the use az carbonate Of GBlmonia RS q
leavenirg agent, stating its great adj
vantage to I've in its perfect volatility,
which permits it TO DO, by the heet OF
baking, entirely thrown into leayeninE
gas whereby the bread is raised. The
experiment with heat would seem 10 i'll
dictate the superior, not tho Inferior
value Of such Baking powder. Tho III,
tie hoat that is impaired to it when held
ovora gas jet lamp, or stove, suilices tt
resolve Jho carbonate Of ammonia into
leaVeniug gas and throw il of. The
drst heat OF baking, therefore,, VIII elioc
tuGliy develop NIL tho gas, thoroughly
leaven the loaf, and dissipata tho gas
producing ingredients OF powder o
this kind; ard this ia the highest OF ;
perfect baking powder Where other al
kalies alone arc used they aro not In
frequently retained, unresolY3d, through
the whole process ofbaking, and remaii
an unwholcs0mo ingredient in tho fin
ished NrOad. The carbonate Of ammoni
cannot DO used as q substitute for cream
dftnrtar, N. Y. Weekly Tribune.
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CITY ELECTION

~
NAlORALTY, DALLAS, MARCH A. 1885.
vi In accordance with the Chatter of the
city and resolution of the City Council,
adopted on the third day OF the present
month, an election Is directed to he held in
The several wards Of the municipality, on
TUESDAY, APRIL7, 1885 the same being
.he first Tuesday after first Monday In said
month, for the election of the following
named officers, to-wit.
A Street superintendent, should that OF
fee be created prior to said election By the
Legislature now in session.
One Alderman from each ofthe six WARDS
for full term of two years.
One Alderman from the Fourth Ward 70 fill
the mexpired term OF K. G. Smith, resigned,
one Alderman from the Sixth Ward to fill
resigned
one School Director from each of the sly
wards
The voting places and presiding officers
will be as follows.
In the First Ward, at the Courthouse @.
/ NJ, Terry, presiCiug officer
In the Second ward at Best's store: 0. 2,
| ), Fee, presiding officer
In the Third Ward, al Roy's Grocery Store,
corner or hoss avenue and HARDWOOD street
| ". q, Best, Presiding officer
In the Fourth Ward, ut the corner Of Er-
way and Park streets; David Goslin, presid-
Ing Officer
In the Fifth Ward, at the Five Points
| store, nj the irtersectlon ofCommerce, laci--
| son and Preston streets; sam Cross,
presiding officer.
Ia the sixth Ward, 30 the Store, west cor
ner OF Live Oak aud Hawkins streets; W II,
Norton, presiding officer,
said election shall be conducted In accord
anco with sections three ard eight of the
Chnrter, and section six, article seven of the
state Constitution, prescribing the qualinca-
bon OF voters, as shown on pages thirteen
and fourteen # the printed "Chnrter and
Ordinances OF the City OF DaliasN
JOHN HENRY BROWN,
Mayor pro tom.
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Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup Never Fails
Loss and Gain.
al was taken sick a year ago
with hlllnns fnNnrr

With bilious fever"
My doctor pronounced me cured, but
got sick again, with terrible pains in
my back and sides, and got so bad
Could not move!
i shrunk!
From 22S lbs. tol2O had been doctor
ing for my liver, but it did me nogood.
| did not expect to live more than three
months. l began to use Hop Bltters.
Directly my appetite returned, my
system seemed renewed as if
by magic, aud after using several
bottles, am not only sound as q SOW
reign, but weigh more than l did be-.
fore, To Hop Bitters owe my lite.n
Il. FITZPATRICK.
Dublin, June 6, ISL
CHAPTER II.
"Maldon, Mass Feb. l 1850. Gentlemen--
suffered with attacks of sick headache"
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years in
the most terrible and eNcruoiating msn-
ner.
No medicine or doctor could give me
relief or cure, until fused Hop Bltters.
"The first bottle
Nearly cured me;n
The second made me ms well and
strong as when child,
"And have been so to this day"
MY husband was IN invalid for twenty
years with serious
"Kidney, liver aud urinary complaint,
pronounced by Boston's best physi-
clans
"Incurablev
Seven bottles Of your Bitters cured
him aud know of the
olives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been
saved by your Bitte's,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
"rhey almost
Do mira,les.!n Mrs. T. D. Slack.
How TO CAT sIoK,-Expose yourself day
and night; eat too much without exercise;
work tor hard without rest doctor all the
time; takcall thevile nostrums advertised,
and then you will want to know how to get
well, which Is answered In three words
rake Hop Bittais!
k@-Nono genuine without bunch OF
green Hops on the white label. Shuu all the
we poisonous stnf with "Hop" or Hops
In their name.
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Mr.. 0. Dorsay sent yesterday com
plimont of eyergroens and flowers to
tho Herald. He truly remarks in the
accompanying card, that human virtue
excels the beauty ofilowers. Tho great
trouble is that flowers, such rs Mr., Dor
soy Is able 10 grow, are easily obtains'
BILE, in season, when such skilllul gem
tleman as he are in tho and, whereas
virtue is so exceedingly rare that IL il
nearly out of tho market. Howeyor,the
flowers point moral and will adorn q
HERALD mans garden. May the donor
remain fresh and lively as his beautiful
lowers.
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Two young bio DDS had set-to on La
mar street yesterday afternoon in which
each got the Top OF his head slightly
battered up. Ono questioned the others
yeracity and at II they went with vim.
They had their wounds dressed NJ
Hickox's drug store, made friends and
were exceeding courteous in the ok
change Of liuiment and court plaster.
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There will ho public speaking under
the auspices of the democratic Execu
tive committee of the city of Dallas o
follows,v
Wednesday, April ], Texas u Pacid
depot down town..
Thursday, Aprl2, Mayors garden.
Saturday, April 4, corner Main anC
Murphy aud union depot.
Monday, April G, corner Main an
Austin streets and union depot,
Speaking viii commence at o'clot
p. M. BY order Of the
ENEoUTIVE COMMITTEE
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man, whom no had afrc Sled noat Nc.
Kinney on the charge Of passing counter
felt money, IN tho Shape Of a well exc
culed So bill, Their names arc Sam jog
gers, Sam Houston, Ellis Barnett and
Dud' Gano, Tboy were taken before
United States Commissioner McCor-
mick and held to answer IN tho sum OF
$3.50 each, IA default Of which they were
committed to iail TO await an eXemin-
ing trial wbichc comes of Thursday.
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TILE LiJUAL NAWo KLUUKD
rBz OPERA HOUSE IS LEASED.
THE Easter Egg Breaklng-No Republican
Candidate for Mayor--An Elegant
Floral OiferiDg-A Marriage
Counterfeiters- Killed.
onera-uouse leased.

The Dallas opora-houso company has
eased their building to Mr.. Henry
Grunewauld, the lessee OF tho opera
houses at Galveston and Houston, for
tbe term ofthree years, beginning May
/. 1855. Having IA circuit OF opera.
houses, so to speak, he will be enabled
% ilrnish the people OF this city and
tributary points with flrst-class per'
ormances by the best companies on TIC
DAD.
The ioaso provides that for the Frs
year he is to ray $26OQi for me ae s6 seeo SI
5000, and for tho third, S3,oW' mr.
G}unewaulS, who ia veteran In thu
nuaness, says the opera house herr
is SIC finest in tho state and equal h
ANY i'm New; Orleans.
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The Courts.
William Kelly, intoxicstedi fined 50.
Gabo Brinhet and JEFF Leaus, yagran

William Kelly intoxicstedi fined 50.
Gabo Brinhet and JEFF Leaus, yagran-
oy; disoharg d.
Mary Ross, yagraucyj fined 80.
u. Short and Il. NJ. Moore, gambiingi
fined $40 each.
Sam Bosque, interfering with private
property, and Charles Robinson, foi
lighting, were discharged.
Hattie Willught aud Ellen Love, for
indu ging in abusive and obscene Ian.
guage, were both hnod; tho former $2
and the latter ST.
John Williams, interfering with pri-
vate property; discharged.
Laura Bailey, vagrsncyi iinod So.
G, Il, Kuohlthau, cruelty TO animals
fined So. Iio gave notice of appeal.
Annie Duff and Nellie Clifford,
charged with using vulgar and obscene
Language; acquitted
DISTRICT COURT.
The case of Phillips IL Barnes Va
Nicely & Milligan, late contractors on
tho Chicago, Texas & Mexican Central
consumed the greater part of the day in
the district court yesterday, aud Is still
on trial.
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DISTRICT COURT.
The Rosadalis Remedy

Is the great Southern Remedy for the
cure Of Sorofulous Taint, Rheumatism,
White Swelling, GouG, Goitro, Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Nervous, Debility,
Malaria, and all diseases arising from
AN impure condition of the blood. Cor
titlcatoa can DO presented from many
leading physicians, minister's and heads
of families throughout the south en-
dorslng ROSAnALlS in tho highest
tennis. We are constantly In receipt of
certificates OF cures from Tho most relia-
Bile sources, and we do not hesitate TO
recommend Il as tho best known rem
edy for the cure of the above diseases.
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Rennhlionn Determination.

The Republicans held a meeting on
Monday evening to determine their
course in the coming city election. But
two persons IN attendance favored tho
nomination of II Republican candidate.
II IL known that there are two wings Of
the party in this city, and yesterday
morning conference was held of all
the factions of tho party, when 1t was
determined that no nominations or en-
dorsomeuts should bo made.
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TN, Faster Esg-BroalSIng

The interest and enthusiasm in that
easter "egg- breaklngo concert next
Friday night nj tho Dallas female col.
egc, under tho auspices OF the Floyd
street Methodist Episcop& church
south Sunday school, grows apaco OK
tending even unto Farmerh' Branch
that portion Of tho county Will be repro
scented on the night of the moral enter
tmnment. The scholars are Vieint
with each other In their efforts to SO
euro the twa priGos offered, being q golC
medal to the scholar, and Is silk bannoi
20 tho Glass, respectively, bringing u
the largest amount.
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MISSING MAM.

Wtll the person w, whom AIR. sEBELLS
HANNAH (prouOuaccd liamm0n or Ilarmauj
boarded Orwas accustomed lQsiop IN Johnson
1924, or with whom ne stOppc between the
nth and 22d OF last october, While eu route boz
tween Abilene md some point ~ Johnson
county, near Clcburuei or Win whom ne
traded his sOrrei loncs lmalch poulesl for n
span Of mules white travelling iu wagon
through the country between Abilene and
Johnson county probably In johnson coun-
tyl between the last named datesi or win
whom me left his leather covered trunk gui-
tar and sewing machine Instruments rom
or previous 10 the month OF July, ihs4 TO
about the 22d OF last october probably IN
Johnson county; OF with whom he stored or
| to whom he ln anyWisr dgpos Il OF MS house
hold furniture at any time during HE period
from August, 1854, 70 October, 1884; Orin whose
care and TO what point he sent IL further east
or southeast In october last, kinGly COmnlu-
uicAlu the facts with their names and local
lty, or any Information whatever regarding
Mr. FAMAN, 10 NJ. HAman, htt0rncY-at-
Law, l51 Nassau ttreet New York CITY MR.
HANNAH was, In the years 1881 TO 1873 agent
for the NEW Home" sewing machine NJ ADJ
ien0, and Teparer Of sewing machines IN
Johnson county from september ssh 70
July, lSS! II is supposed thai he left his
trunk with some acquaintance IN the conn
try, near Cleburuu, or in Cleburng, ana called
for II about The 22d Of last October. The lur-
niiure referred to was last used by his family
Nl II lGU, bliu Nlslphtu u ny nun I'Nl lubt
place In the fall OF 1883, for period, II IL pre-.
sumed mp 10 October last, when he cent II
further eastward 10 aouthoastward 'rlm the
place where he left. He lett home the 7th
OF last october, tray ling eastward 20 south
eastward, overland, in a wagon, with bows
and cloth cover with % cam Of sofre ponies
at the outset, which he traded ON his way
between Abilene aud some point In Johnson
county, near Cleburuo tori span o. mules.
lie was In search Of small arm 10 purchase
He has bceu missing since last October, and
was last heard from IN Johnson county, near
Cleburne. Ills absence can only be aceoun.
ted for by his murder or loss OF reHs ~, ms he
was fond OF his Wife and babies, aud realized
their affection for him. aud he fully expect
cd to have them join him within six weeks
from the time he lett When he left Abilene
he wore short, dark brown hair and short
brown sldG-Whl-keIs, with smooth shaver
chin, as shown iu his picture elsewhere. He
wore a small black hat daru-grcvn wooden
pants OF rather heavy goods, Goa Of light
grey color, ana ligh goods, aud vest of same
material, white domestic shirt, win linen
bosom WlthOutauy collar and shoes with
laced fronts. lie is madlum-si2o, Weighing
about liO pounds, Had a careworn express
son rather large nose, ana thick lipsi Hight
complexion. About "a years old.
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Smith Il Han are representing the Sun
Fire office, of London, England; Trans
atlantic of Hamburg, Germany; Fire
mans Fund, OF San Francisco, Calitor
mia; Oakland Home, of Oakland CALI
tornia; Western Fro and Marine Insur-
nnoe company, OF San Francisco.
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Music hath charms to soothethesavage
breast. This does not reler, however, to
that particular sort of music that rouses
us irom our beds at night, to wit: the
cries OF children suffering from II sud-
den attack Of cramp collie, pain in the
stomach or bowels. such an emergency
~ safely prov ded against il Mishlor's
Herb Bitters Is kept in the house. 1t is
an invaluable remedy for such COM
plants
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Douglas Bros.

Tho public are urgently requested to
call and examine our extensive lines of
woolens for gentlOmen's wear. Our
spring purchases arc all received, and
our stock is now complete in every par
tlcular. We have tho largest assert
ment of woolens TO select from in the
state of Texas. Do not send your or
doris abroad before You call ON Douglas
Bros, merchant tailors, 7OS Main street.
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one Tie oaopnsr K,,,. ..,,

News reached the city yesterday that
lobe johnson sad Sam Taylor, two col
ored tie choppers. near Trinidad, on the
northeastern extension of the Houston
q Texas Central railroad, had quarrel
over gambling debt. Monday night. A
Ign, ensued, and Johnson knocked
aayior down with an axe and cut him
bas nc was dead. johnson fiSd and
mas not yet been caught.
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Another Richmondintho Field.

II has already boon family rmored
that our worthy fellow-ciH2eu Col, VIM.
Ernenwoin, 80 woll and favorably
known as the "boss' banter aud paper
hanger of this city, Is candidate, not
for political honors, but presents him.
self to the favorable consideration of the
people OF Dallas, when they are in mood
of the cheapest and best painter and
paper hanger in the city.
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Apeceiyad Mnnnn

Is the lady who uses cosmetics, face
lotions, white lead, bismuth, powders,
arsenici DC, in the belief of enriching
anc oeautifiylng the complexion. 1t Is
Dut temporary and ultimately DESTROYS
the SKIN beyond the power OF nature to
restore. STOP IL! stop IL now and use
only DIR. Harter's Iron Tonic, which i'm.
parts TIRE visor and loveliress az voutb
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Az the residence of Rev. II, +. Hanks,
Mr.. A. l.. Halter, OF Collin county, and
Miss Mary Atkinson, of Missouri, Rev.
Hanks officiating, There were no
guests present but the friends of tho
bridegroom. They loft last night for
Collin county, their future home.
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Cnnasrvatnrv animate.

The under signed is respectfully re.
commended TO the public OF Dallas and
vicinity and takes pleasure to inform
them that he has located here for the
purpose IF giving musical instruction
ON piano and violin, also teaches the
German language. The public patron
ago respectfully solicit at my resi-
denoe at l,023 Elm street.
PROF. ALFRED LuEBEN,
From Leipzig.
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The removal of Prot. Sanborn of n.
H., after being pronounced inourable by
score of physicians, from Las Vegas,
N, NJ, to his homo, was effected by ad.
ministeriag DIR. Hartor's Iron Tonic,
which has restored him TO his former
good hpalth
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Public speaking.

john Henry Brown will respond to
the call OF the mechanics and working.
men, at Mayors Garden, at o'clock ON
next Saturday night, April A. Other
gentlemen, friends of Maj. Brown, will
also address the meeting, The public
are invited to attend,
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EiBenlohr Bros, s. Schneider, German
PharmACiats.

Pharmacist,
Corner Main and Field streets and
Elm and Ervay streets, Dallas. We SO.
lioit the public patronage, not on the
strength of elegant clerks, illuminated
by electric glare, but by tending to our
Rocation individually and giving ii our
constant personal attention. Prescrip-
ton and chemical department spe-
cialty, X, +. EIsENLoHR,
August SCHNEIDER,
q. A, EIsENLOHR,
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Fell Dead.

AS farmer Hisel was driving out Nc
Kinney avenue, yesterday afternoon, in
nlS wagon, one of his mules suddenly
lel dead In tho traces. There was an.
parshtly nothing tho matter with the
anlhal before its death, aud Il must
have been heart disease. "'"''
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Kansas Fortified.

iSansns Fortified.
After long and successful use In his
family and his stables, Mr.. Il. G. Eaton,
Fort Scott, Kansas, states tbat'he roc
ommonds 81. Jacobs OIL upon It's merits
as n paiu.Cure,
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Ministers, lawyers, teachers, and
others whose occupation gives but little
exercise, should use Csrteris Little LIVER
Pills. for torpid liver and uliiousness.
One IL a dose.
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No Safer Remedy can DO had for
Coughs and Colds, or any trouble of the
throat, than "Brown's Bronchial Tro-
ohoa." Price % cents. Sold only in
hOXep
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jay GOuld's wonderful now yacht Will
tits said, be most completely. and Gle
gantly furnished. Among other useful
and Indispensable thlngssorderedf or It
was box OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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Dried apples, 20 pounds, 81; hominy,
30 pounds; rice, 10 pounds, at the Loeb
h Freiberg stock.
l. HEIDENHEMER.
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HorsfOrd's Acid Phosphate in Sea. sick.

Frot. Adolph OF, New York, Saws,
used II Tor sea.siokness, during an
ocean passage. In most OF the cases Tia
vioient symptoms which characterized
IhaI disease yielded and gave way 20 a
paired 0'"S i"i'
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Quick Acting and Sure.
II have known single Benson's Cap
cine Porous Plaster to cure sciatica." -
J. IL. Allen, druggist, New York.
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Plat q Batavia canned goods, tho
finest in the world. 20 cents on the dol
lar, at the Loeb 4 Freiberg stock.
L. HEIDENHEIMER.
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0 pounds bost coffee, 81; Is pounds
grauulatod sugar; beans, y pounds, at
the Loeb ~ Froiberg bankrupt stock.
l, llEIDENHEIMER.
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Cigars 40 per cent. below the regular
price, at the Loeb 4 Freiberg bankrupt
stock. j. HEIDENHEIMER,
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IN ~ ~
ENOR RENT PEW IS, JEWISH SYNA.
4 g0gue I'LL september list no usher Ad.
dress p. .. Box Boa. apl.lt
ENuk RENI--A NEAT COTTAGE, W.lH
4 five rooms, stab e., orchard ana well Of
gOOj water. on HarWO nd street, bctWeeu Ross
avenue and san jacinto Apply to JOHN II,
JONES, Coz on Buyer. apt-d
TNOR REN1--A NEW HOUSE OF rhRER
r. rooms, ti.h wen of good water on Pre- n
lses; will rentto good tenant for low prlo1 Of
SIS. Apply toS IL McBRInE, 1915 Elm st,
EOR HENr-COrrAGE, THREE GOOD
L. rooms, besides han, Kitchen, servants
room, stable #"u l2JNls3 feet shade tire, y, IN
line street raj way, being 10 . San J9eiutO
street; $50 par month IISDsLEY & BRAD.
FoRD, l8j Main street, up--tnirs. mch}tf
I'UE bbNI-NO, ia MAIN SIKEBl-A
4 suite Of Z rooms Nt aa ,sl b sGg, w8ter,
etc. very comfort 1tlc and es cod any srHad
for professional gentleman With family. APP.
ply CITY National Bank. maI5t
LNOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FUkN.
4 ished room. Amply rs Elm 81.
DOR RENT--THE BRlCh LIVERY STA
a ole formerly occupied by Mcdowell,
Nimons A. Aston, ei.uoied on the south side
of Elm street, between sycamore and stone
streets, and IN mont OF Mayors garden: ige
5lXl0gteet on Elm, and horse lot I'm rear 25y
100, fronts on Main street; 81 stalls, extensive
loit-roeu, with iluGWay and every COuygn.
leoce and The most centrally locate Stable
n the CITY. Apply 10 ", II. P2ArnER, "a
Elm street. fe,@ti
IGOR RENa-THE BUCK STUUE-RUIN
i no, tl3 and 6l5 Elm street, now Uccuuied
by randall Bros; posscssi giveu NJ Tch l.
Apply to John BROWNING, Ole9ud5r street
Lobl7 Pm
yNOR RENJ-NHE BRICK SFORE-E00W
4 Including bedrooms above, situated az
Ole Pacific avenue lgn.y @ JoEN Brown.
lNG Olc&uue .fea'. leblI. 2W
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EVERY first.class dealer sells Opera
Put Cigarettos viii not stick TO the
Hng