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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-13
ALL SORT ).

American-"YouF renchmen are so
mercurial that l should think insan-
ity would be common in your coun-
try" Frenchman-"Oui, oui, it ees,
it ees. / hear vaira often of French
men marrying for love. "-Philadel-
pima Record.
Mucklesby-"I believe Pm victim
of hypnotsm. Freddy" Bardwell-
How are you affected" Mucklesby-
"Why, / got letter from my cousin
in London, saying that he took a cock
tail at exactly 10 every morning. so
do l.
cam yez looks out O. sorts this
mOrnin' Mrs. Dacey.n can enough
to make me, Mrs. Grogan. Last week
I lost me husban', and this week two
goats. The loss Of the ould man was
pretty bad, but goats is high in price,
Mrs. Grogan, very high !"-Life.
Gus-"Well,. Charley, have you
been much interested in politics this
fall?" Charley IAN Anglomanlac)-
: O. yes, | have taken a great interest
in politics, and I've actually made my
head ache about them. | say Gus,
what an ahss that Gladstun is
| New York sun.
The Reason Why: GLOW is it,
young man." he said, "that you can
make $4,000 year playing base ball
while I, college professor, can only
make $1,000 ~ "Well. | don't know,
sir, u was the reply, II 'spOse mans
intelligence generally govern mat
ters. New York Sun.
Mrs. JasOn-Jehiel, I've had the
awfulest scare. | opened the dool
and found the worst looking tramp
ever saw. Why, l couldn't say {
word for ten minutes. Mr.. Jason
DO you know which way he went?
would like to get his makeup if i
had that effect.-Terre Haute EX
press.
II can only be a sister to you
George; nothing more" I'm afraiC
that you won't do, Miss Clara. l hav'
five grown sisters already, and to tel
the truth, they are not favorably dis
posed toward you; they think a mattel
with you would be the mistake of m.
life" I'm that case, Georgia" sale
the girl, drawing herself up witt
naughty grace, "you may name tn
day ."-New York Sun.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-13
Dentistry.

Removal of Drs. D. Saffold and I. S.
Phillips, mot G.. w. Philips), from
Maverick Bank Buildings to the
Kampmann Block, Parlor Rooms No..
10. formeraIly occupied by DR.. Blondin.
We guarantee satisfaction in every
ease. Terms reasonable. Give us a
,oII 1916 If
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-The International route will hav

The International route will have
excursion tickets on sale Decem Der
q, % and %, for one fare, and good for
80 days, to New Orleans, all points in
Tennessee, Mississippi, Alabama,
Georgia, South Carolina, North Caro-
lima and Kentucky. This will enable
all visitors here to spend their Christ
mas at home.
-Wanted.-Lady for dress making
Good home and wages to right party
Apply at E. Houston st. l2-ll-3t
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Removal of Butcher Shop.

hereby wish to inform my patrons
and the public that have moved my
meat stall from Alamo plaza, 10 cor
ner Avenue d and Travis streets,
where can be found at all times the
best of beef, mutton, pork, etc.
12-7-lm +. MATTHIES.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-13
TAKE IT In TINE.

"For want of nail, a shoe was lost;
for want of a shoe, horse was lost;
for want of a horse. rider was lost"
Never neglect small things. The first
signs of pneumonia and consumption
can positively be checked by DR..
Acker's English Remedy for Con-
sumption. (9 RAGLAND d Co.
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Recorders Court.

Jas. Williams, drunk and disorder
ly, s..
John Butts, drunk and disorderly,
fined 81.
Henry Charm, Jas. McDuaid, Thos.
Williams, w. Dwyer, Migrants, s..
Louis Richards, drunk and down,
fined s..
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Where to Find Them,

If you want Christmas present or
New Years gift, call and see our
splendid selection now on exhibition
and you can be pleased and crafty
your friends.
RAGLAND IL SCHACKNER,
Successor to Ragland u Co..
CITY Drug Store
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RncI,len,s Arnica Salve.

1.-THE best salve in the wor for cuts, bruises
sores. ulcers, salt Thnum, fever sores, Ielier'
chapped hands, chnbIains, 'ornS, and all SKIN
crmnfr0ns. and positively cures piles. or no
nov reouircd. II is guaranteed to give per-
feet satisfaction. or money refunded. Price
q cents per box. FN" sale by A. DreisS. ~
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Bargain in Type.

Six hundred pounds of Brewer RO-
man type, in cases, at zoe and Zoe PEI
pound. Inquire at LIGHT once. u
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We carry Dunlap and Youmar
Derby and Stetson soft, the very bes'
qualities and later styles.
1w YOUNG q ARNOLD.
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DR.. c, w. Philips

OF San Antonio has no partner. His
office is at 266 West Commerce street
over Jess NJ. Bells jewelry store. tt
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T.. =. :. Kingsley,
Office at Cir. Drug Store. 11-2S-ly
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-13

Johnston g. Carroll
Dentists. Office 275 CommercesSt.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-13

Turkish and Vapor Baths,
At Zilian's, corner Commerce and
Alamo streets. 3-l'-u
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-12-26
THE ELECTRIC RAILWAY.
Arrival of Five of the Cars from the
East

Five OF the cars to be operated on
the new electric railway arrived in thei
city yesterday The work OF remoi-
cling the old street railway Is progress
ing actively, and the motors are ex-
pected TO be in operation in sixty days.
A force OF men has been engaged in
putting up the poles for the cable on
down from Lake Union to Second
street. and another gang is working in
from Queen Anne town tn the june
ton at Pike and Second streets. The
poles are set from 10 to l25 feet apart.
and are placed on each side OF the
street
Work on the power house AZ the
foot Of Pike street Is going ahead
nicely. The piles are all driven and
the structure will be finished inside OF
- DAYS.
Many people have been curious to
know Just what those men who have
been tearing up the planking OF the
street railway, LAYING wires under
meath, ami then replacing the boards,
have been doing They are placing
the wires for the return current Of
electricity and tying the rails That
is, the rails are heiag fastened together
BY wire. and ali arrangements made
by supplementary wires along the
rails aud additional wires from one
rail 10 the other, for 4 complete circuit
for electricity.
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SMUGGLING OPIUM.
One Man Caught with Two Packages
of the Drug.

Special Policeman Thomas Moran
noticed man on the corner of Third
and Washington streets. about 6
O'Clock yesterday morning, endeavor-
ing to obtain admission 10 some OF the
Chinese houses. Suspecting the man
Of some crooked business. and motto
ing that his coat pockets seemed to be
unusually expanded, he arrested him.
The supposed thief, as soon a. arrest
ed, informed the officer that his peck
cts were flied with opium. and that
his partner" was on the other corner.
Special Moran told Special sullivan to
watch him. and then crossed the
street. having noticed previously that
a man had been suspiciously waiting
on the other corner He did not sue
coed in finding the partner. how
ever, and so he returned soon
Sure enough the prisoner was an
opium sniuggler. and he unloaded two
long packages OF the drug. He was
locked up under the name OF Alex
Hansen. He admitted having SNUG
gled the opium. said there were others
be-ide him. but would not betray their
names nor explain how the smuggling
operations were carried on. Hansen
was formerly ut Snohomish.
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CHEF TERRY CRAZY.
But He Proposes 60 Pay Up HI. In
debtedness.

Chef Terry, ex-inspeetor Of customs.
whose remarkable actions since his
conversion by the Evangelist Moody,
at Victoria. have caused not less OF
a sensation than his fight across the
line, is reported by persons who have
recently been at Victoria, as being of
his mental balance The two lots
which Terry decided to Moody have
been turned over by the evan
galist to Judge r. :. Greene.
and he now holds them in
trust for tho government. Terry was
81 last accounts working in a foundry.
He estimates his Indebtedness to the
government at 5000, and he reckons
that the two Queen Anne-town lots
will pay half that amount. The other
half he has already partially secured
IN cash and he proposes TO work for
the balance.
Neil Henley, formerly Of this city.
an acquaintance OF Terry's. was one
night invited by Terry to spend the
following Sunday evening with him
But on the night In question the con-
verted conspirator appeared at the
door OF the Henley residence, his eyes
abiaze, his demeanor agitated and his
general appearance indicating great ex-
element Mrs. Henley, who went 10
the door in response % his ring, was
alarmed by his appearance. and near
~ tainted. Mr.. Henley came To the
door. and Terry Withdrew his former
invitation. saying that Sunday was
the night he entertained Jesus and
he didn't want any other visitors.
Terry l. said to talk nationally on all
other topics except religion. on that
subject he appears by all who have
conversed with him to be- unhinged.
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THE LOCAL BUDGET.
Reduction Works Assuming Def
mite Form.
Arrest 81 An opssm smExxier-
Electric RaiIway-Fight
Amongst Indians.

Mr.. c. Z. Trave=, formerly chief
engineer OF the PARROT Reduction
WORKS. 81 Butte. Montana. and lately
Of Los Anysle-. Cal. arrived in the
city yesterday, and vii be chief engi-
neer Of construction Of the new seat
tie Reduction Works. Mr. Traves has
had vide experience in the coastrue-
ton and operation Of sneltsrs.
The plans for the ssnelter started
from San Francisco last week. arrived
yesterday. and are now in the posses
sion u Mr. J. II IIoailey. They are
complete IN every detail, and are said
By Hr. Hoadley 10 ~ the finest Of the
kind ever drawn. They comprise Is
sheets Of colored drawing.
Mr.. Hoadiey viii start, probably TO-
niggt, for san Francisco, on his way
% Chicago. He had intended 20 go
directly East, butbusiness of an urgent
nature calls him 10 San Francisco.
He viii proceed thence Immediately
TO Chicago.
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FAST sAILERs.
Rapid Records Made 10 the sound
by sailing Vessels.


The rce,-.s very excellent perform
auces OF the steamers Umatilla and
Walla Waila, in lowering, several times
within a month, the records of travel
between San Francisco and Seattle.
have occasioncd good deal of talk
and speculation amongst the ship cap
tains and seafaring men who congre-
gate while awaiting the loading Of
their vessels at the hunkers and in
seattle harhor. They have agreed
that the following are among the best
OF sailing vessels made 20 the Sound !.
The fastest time ever made from
san Francisco to Seattle was by the
brig Merchantmen in iSt5S. She made
the voyage in just four days. sailing
up TO NesleF's wharf, As was the Gus
tom in those days. without the assist
ance OF a tug. She unloaded her cargo
Of merchandise. and took back with
her load Of lumber The best
Tound-trip ever made between san
Francisco and Seattle was the per
Torrance Of the ship Majestic. Cant
Hatfield. in i>79. The Majestic sailed
into port. discharged S73 tons
az ballast, loaded with 1906 tons of coal.
and returned 20 san Francisco in p
DAYS and II hours. Several faster vey-
ages than his have been made, but the
caraoes loaded and carried have not
been 90 heavy. The brig North Sea
made the round "trip in - days with a
load Of lumber ON the return
The schooner Emily. about - years
ago. sailed into Whaicom. took in 100
tons ol coal. and returned 10 san
Francisco in loss than ~ DAYS.
The bark llesper, Captain Ryder.
once sailed frtm tile Sandwich Islands
TO the cape in nine DAYS. but was de-
laycd there some time on account Of
tog, and therefore lost rapid record
10 Seattle
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AT rHE rrsr Hoysr.


Worse things night happen 20
humanity than being isolated in q past
house. if the bfI Of fare enjoyed by
the inmates CT the King county past
hoESe yesterday be any criterion. The
other dav Capt. Green. chairman o.
the coancil committee on health. sent
ont the following Hst Of prcrisions.
% pounds beef. - pounds ham, side
Of bacon. sacks ps.atoes.
sack onions. ! sack carrots. %
pounds corz beef, box aaaecs-ani.
box homeless Goldfish, 70 ioares breasf.
= pounds sugar. case canAed traits.
case tomatoes. two boxes apples and
several other articles OF provisions. The
Patients. 81 whom there are nine. are
getting along favorAbly. and nearly all
have good appetites.
The precautions taken u prevent
the introduction Of any further cases
Of smallpox into Seattle are actively
maintained. Two health officers and
six special policemen guard the yari-
Gus wharves. OF the city and depots
and inspect all passengers. No new
cases have been discovered.
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1xDD OPERA HOUSE.
&c. Gvbcert Given by IN.
Iaazeu Tie

L~A2eu Tito.
The HeNe concert last night was
not a largely attended a. Il should
have been. owing. no doubt. to the
fact that there were 20 many counter.
attractions OF local interest ana that
Christmas day II, as rale, dag COR
family gatherings at home.
The eminent vioIinist proved him
self thorough master Of the king Of
instrument" A. q master he 4. OF
course, perfect In the technique Of
housekeeping, bosing and harmon
ies, and when 70 perfection in these i
added the power 20 speak his feelings
tnFoagh his instrument. little 3 left
undone.
Professor Heine's rendition Of de-
scTipslye music, both emotional and
humorous. was excellent. The former
was shown In the Grade song" his
own composition. and the latter IN tie
Chlcken March, in which selection
he brought from hi. violin all the
tones OF an excited BARNARD. froIg
the squeak OF the chick 70 the sono,-
Jus tfDN - the COCK.
Another feature Of the humorous
part was Professor Heine's imitation
on the piano Of an Italian opera, and
on the tin whistle his Performance OF
the Grecian melody a. Rory o'More."
Madame Heine Is good pianist,
and, what Is more rare. a fine and
sympathetic accompanist Her solos
were well received. The soprano. Miss
heine, was encored several times, in
Response TO which she gave Comm
thro' the Rye, and Within a Mile OF
Edinboro' to0n. The violin obligato
OF Prof. Heine, who accompanied her,
added harmony TO her clear soprano.
The concert Is a treat that should
not be missed Another performance
takes place tonight The plea OF not
being musician should keep none
away as the professors violin speaks
inteliigibly to every one.
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THE DAY WELL SPENT.
How Chri.tnas Was Celebrated in
the Queen City.

Christmas, ISIS. Is over now, but
every body in the city enjoyed it. from
the dawning of the bright sun at Lake
Washington to its ruddy setting be-
yond the western woodland hills and
waters Business was suspended
banks and offices closed, and all the
people of Seattle gave themselves M
freely to the glad feStivity of the day.
Hotels and restaurants outdid them.
selves and prepared sumptuouS spreads
for their guests. Thousands of dol
lars worth OF presents and Christmas
greetings changed hands. and the
mail boxes were so full that il was
hard to jam another letter in.
At Trinity church the services, songs
and anthems, carried one back to the
religious celebrations of "Merrie Eng
land Many charitably inclined per
sons made the day the occasion oil
boUntiful deeds TO the benefit of those
who most needed them, and ameng
these mag be mentioned the proprie-
torsof the Morning telegram who do
mated q generous meal 10 a hundred
needy persons. To enumerate all such
illustrations OF Peace on earth and
good will To all men. would fill up a
page of the PosT-IsrELLIGEScER.
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DRUNKEN INDIANS FIGHTING.
They Franticaliy Resist Three ofii-
GERS ON the SawduEt.

Late Christmas eve, SIS Ponce Officer
Terry was walking along Washington
street. he heard loud cries and shouts
from the direction OF the "sawdust. -
between Jackson and Main streets.
Going over there be found a number
Of Indians engaging in 4 frec-for-all
fight, and fienGishly drunk. When he
attempted 90 arrest them they turned
upon him. and one of them seized 8
piece OF two by-iour-inCh scantiinC
and aimed dcrcely at the Policeman 5
head, bat the officer fortunately
lodged.
Officers Thompson and Jones then
came TO the rescge. and after n hard
struggle, four In ilus. named reSpec-
lively Jack Simmons. Indian George,
Indian Jack and Indian Miller, were
secured and taken 10 the lookup.
They had in their possession a quart
beer bottle about half full OF the viiest
whisky.
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TIE Wrrsrtr,n Mn.

The WRESTLING March. Peter
Schumacher OF Tacoma is expected in
the city in few days with a number
of Tacoma friends, to participate in
the match OF Friday night. Both men
are training very hard, and a lively
match will certainly he the result.
There is already some betting on the
outcoDte Mr.. FAulkner's hacker saws
thSrfe is ready to back his man for
$500, or any part of it, He can be
found at the Arlington.
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Money deposited now vita the Guara7-
Sec Loan & Trust Go. savings hsoS. on
Mil street, opposite Commercial street 80
the Ypslpr icary building, gil herla TO
draw interest January l.
NmsS bargains People east resist such
alle-s as these Five dollars buys big
lsly< sutr az kiiue 4 kcs uAerSs
silk umbrellas N'Gpck ( Chcaslg,
smoking Jackets. fu every shade. 'rom
g M 10 thy dnesJ KiHg & Rosenberg.
Fat mems suits a. the sar to,lics
House. - Commercial stscCL
XII suits. Jersey suits. Nor'o'E s7.'s
main tstk saifs 30 many cufe anc hals
su4po patterns. klae q Rosenberg
Astonishing thv people Tsu ta.ls-'
buys . strictly all &o2i susi, heau'iia
Patterns Kline a Euselhs re-
We uteuucB as uu9 Nuc stifa. s.te i'g
this Vctk umbscilas and hsuaSc7ta.tts
luk'ss. grfuaH : Co
jss-New lea; silk p,usaes. al oo.or'.
thysjsE C.,ary
r-Ea~ R,sal Puafcr. EaSys Chery
gau-h syrup. ErgEs tropical OF, brEcs
L.vur rl'> 6cggS herman >aiFe, aud
Hre4s Celebrated Remedies iag safe and
warranted tN Nastrnuck & Co, Barnes =
Co, pusHs a S,'u. and Co'apsion & 90"
E.mvr1hs- a. the next .a,s @! i-ts on ne
H.>.ea Canrs0s Plat ot Mt> Sea il.,',
Improved. uueCS Wil be doE9le " aSt SAes
ars Wnv-
Bath tes- pimcck 4 Caezs,y.
New tE.o ,caris chester ticA-y.
SEQ o. Is ihat you Hu uot aVsazc ou c q -tst
faas incoming 60 tU! yg5.--1..t a 'st 600 'ste
BE-, .eyH~- q tes fn fha sessu1 owpauy :
pat .t W $. seattle A. present U-is,>
Christmas presents 6tytrgaud BACK
us grst- sils. warranted r9f go p1.l. ga. (
SO wear shiny a. i, kizs, siuscTussB = Co. =
Japanese SjlA embroidered aaUlkgy-
cal.t-. 7, Kiss. -ia 81 gaas- c &c.
Trfgg>sr A.i gloves. fla hest ira tae
rFr.d tnAHss. S,HEcglaal * C,-
Byacaact $50 hLalkerl niefs i0- CAr.s'-
mss s. Ntu.
Nga ae.jtav novelties Cacsses C.eary
New baby cloAks Clary
$50 shcs- lauu bsH3kerehirfs,hsa 3sorac
u elatrl1Crg2 chester C,esry
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Pillman & ColwelFs for hanging LAMPS.
Xmas toys and crockery, SOS second street.

Pillman & Colwelrs for hanging lamps.
Xmas toys and crockery, SOS Second street.
45c-silk pushes. Chester Cleary.
4jc-New silk pushes. Chester Cleary.
Boys, notice, With every SO snit we
present gratis a printing press, mixer.
type, etc. AZ the Star Clothing House
Kline & Rosenberg.
New underwear. Cleary.
New satius c. Clcnry.
New towels. Chester Cleary
useful Xmas present Is always ap-
preciated; see our great line Of Chnchills
coats Hud vests a. s. and SO Kline *
Rosenberg.
Xmas bargains In gloves. Xmas bar
gaius tn wooden jackets. Xmas bargains
in fancy gents furnishing goods. Kline &
Rusen berg,
New table covers Cleary.
Holiday display Of handkerchiefs, very
artistic embroidery. foklss, Singerman
& Co.
Only few smoking jackets left at 81 70
and s. so. Toklas, siugerman & Co.
Wonderful beauties. onr hand-painted
fans, for Christmas Toklas, singerman
4 Co.
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ftitEA ITIES.

II. b. noaayan. q farmer residing
near McNatts, died Sunday, and VIII
be buried to-day.
The .choener Premier. Of san Fran
cisco. arrived in port Yesterday with \
cargo of general merchandise
Justice Soderberg jid not forget the
inmates Of the civ JAN on Oh lstm4S
dav. rs he supplied them VITA tobacco
and stock OF line rosy apple.
Mr.. %. Bauke. the csutraCtor ~
shortly commence the eular i/rt
OF tae plan. OF hi> hriok-yard " the
head al the DuwawiSh The capacity
ofthe pre- eEt machinery is about %
0)n brj Per day. but the ne@ pant
will b. aide 10 turn out "a go.
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WANTED.
Three unfinished rooms for man anC
wife. Address z. J. A., this Office.

WIG. NIIItss 4 J. ~ ms UIItt.
FoREsT GROVE, Or. March ST. have been
troubled many years with weakness of the
kidneys, and have tried many different
remedies, sought aid from different nhysi.
clans. aud even changed climates TO obtain
relief. but have met with indifferent sue
cess. Hearing through a friend of the
OREGON KIDNEY TEA, obtained box
OF it and have derived more benefit from il
than from anything else have yet found.
J. T. HUFF.
Stewart & Holmes Drug Company
Wholesale Agents
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Fog rAceNA.- Seattle Division No.
/, l.. L. X. O; 2. viii leave for Port
Townsend at 20 O'Clock this evening.
Fare round trip. s. 80 All Sir Knie hts
are invited. by order Of
j. &. HAI\E>,
Sir KniSht Captain.
T MGF-rrrr. Recorder.
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We would suggest that class of merchandise finds
gentlemen something OF goods general
this Our facilities public the
latest and desirable goods in the world
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Ladies. do not ruin your COD pjeN.ou by
the use OF poisonous cosmetics aud lace
powders. n your face Is red or sauhusn.d,
Ii yoa are IA unfortunate - fo have pin
iiles or b'atphcs on the neck and fare,
na,ari's specific viii not cover them Ike
al roat - paint. but viii most effectively
rrriovc all hlem she's from tGe skin sni re-
store ii - It's natural youthful Alrota- : w.
at Il Holmes Drug Company, " ao.c.6.e
AreafS
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~OrICE.

cur store win be clased all day neccw-
her -. ip order 20 give our numerous en-
ployes an opportunity e. enjoy ihvir
Xmas CHESTER CLEABN.
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How often Ga We hear oar friends saT
"nA, Z uw feeding pretty vel hsf haVe ,
s'igat "a BE- ~ fhr hack That / suppose viii
>aau PISS ausf. iut it ansS uut ra-S
aUar. NN. 1857 often. U0#g~s aSsiNit3 ~
sa-ae eoui rga.fiy. Pam ia 'ae t-ek IS
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