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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

JOSEPH I. wlNGFlEID. dea.er 'l um'"
and all kind. Of moulding tNi ttN..h
building furnishings. hli i.ih.' .-.
order. once. corner az br.l. a.i .A-i.
streets. Richmond. Va.
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THE REPUBLICAN APPLE.-Once upon
a time boy stole some green apples, and
when his father went up 10 his room in
i'm The night too see what on earth made
him groan and tumble about SO he iound
the boy perfectly quiet, with smile OF
intense joy on his face.
Il have had such beautiful dream,
said the lad The next morning his
father found him dead. but the Old man
was satisfied the boy died happy.
The news OF Cleyeland's denomination
Yesterday made the Republicans tumble
and groau, but by night they all exclaim.
ed. I've have had such a beautiful
dream We see Cleveland knocked out
on the free trade issue Next Noyem
Der Grover will know they died happy
v y. Herad.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

The Democracy acted on the irresisIi-
bic inspiration of the peoples will and
nominated Cleveland by storm and with
out any unnecessary ceremony.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

Nrs. H. RANNIsTEH. SID B.. b.aI ...f
Lace curtains a speciality.
IONS j. GEliING. corner 0f Fourteenth slf
Main streets. lcnt,. awning. tas.. l.Iio aui
wagon DOKtrf.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08
DIRECTORY
OF NHI.IAnIR
BUSINESS IIOTSLN

The Urectory belos Of relidbe and 80,
Iuainess houscs, giesag TAR Doalos q,+
business, 'etH be t6uHd ssry us,fpl ~. q s,,,.,
IF reference FIR Information roLiioe ? ~,
and all the different brdHclss of 5uana,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

All the daily newspapers of Washing
ton except the Star have been consoli-
dated under the direction OF Mr. Henry
Smith, manager of the Associated Press.
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CanhK sInnnlactnrer.


OLIVER -. DYER. 6li T. Marshall street.
Wholesale aud retail. Solo agent iUr nt
Cherokee Cough Drops.
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a. wALLERsT1NE s GO. % aai y. ~.
teenth street. Potatoes, butter he f.
hagc, 81.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

WALTER z. BRAUER. stall 81. D. gr,
Market. Smoke. beef Tongues aspo.sfy
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Hay. Grain. &c.

WALTER TODD. l26 =. sixth street. Coo.
arguments OF country produce solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

There are thirty-sevcn tunnels of more
than 1000 yards in England, the longest
Icing that OF the Severn, 1854 yards
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

ELLIS ADRIAN. g.6 +. Broad street 50 .
ADVANCED On personal property u1 ID
FROM Friday az suudowu 30 saturday
saalDWu.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

ADAM DIACONT. 2s b.. Marsha. stree,
Wholestl. and retail. NtpAunE a.a'.l A-'
promptly done.
street. mattress maker Hui ulU. I.feft
wholesale and retail Repairing l.ti il'
durablY done.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

". NICK REDFORD. lac r. Main ifuot
nen Of the Horse. Manutactureraai whole
sale dealer.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

AlRFIELD DAIRY formerly Westniml in
=. Seventh street, and lIt D.. Nln sfr,tL
Fresh milk. cream. butter. batter m.., aai
cheese.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

JOSEPH DELARU r.. 7U- b. Man street, 3D.
hanging and general mhDhiue irpA..'-s
Models for patents.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

A skipping rope has been patented
which sets in motion a small musical
box in cne Of the handles
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

J. 4. TEAsDALE. 1915 p. Main street, p
;2.N g. mems and Z. AMI e. ale.
shoes.
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4. C.. HOUSTON. Ia r.. Ml'n street.
JOSEPH l.. WINGIiEiu. corner 0i lAre
aud Broad streets.
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.A.C. HIGH. ls2s T.. Main street. Watcfesal'
iewclry neatly repaired.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

RICHMOND STEAM BAKERY. g. A..
proprietor, II 5. Twelfth street WOO.
and retail.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

The price of red bandanas went up
forty per cent on Wednesday
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Nr-. Al. PYLE. 3lj y. fiihsrrrt. If ..s
cleaning. securing, nnt carpet ..f
Manufacturer of the Acme Removal .f
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

1t is not necessary for good liar to SEQ
Q sea serpent lie can describe one fron
the old files
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

Old Tammany Hall is gone, but the
Democratic Sachems assure ~ that Tie
banners OF the time .honorcd society viii
be kept floating and the members VIII not
cease to hurrsh for the candidates.
Tammany Hall has seen many changes
since 1889, the year of Washington IN
sgura,ion. when the famous society was
founded. At that time the Columbian
Order was composed of the moderate men
of both political parties, and il was not
until the jefferson era that ii took an
active part in State and national politics.
Since then its history has been that oil Inc
country itself. The leading statesmen ol
the nation have been proud TO receive us
honors. and from the year when William
Mooney became its first Grand Sachem,
the list of his successors shows many DIS
tinguished politicians, and its following Ii
said to number over $4,000.
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Country Produce

j. \. GRASBERGER iiis T.. Frans I'u steel
All work guaranteed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

THE Florentine Mosaic from Maine
s the last title bestowed on Mr. Blaine
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Hardware aud Carriage foods

]. p. JISTIS, y y. fItfrVntH 5ITl 1 80
agent Established Isis.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

wALLEN a WRAY, Seventh aui Gr-.f
streets. Monuments. tOmOs. maft, tei mao
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

THE BAYDANNA There is great DO
tentlalily in your bendana. II has Hut
tered into sudden political prominence as
if hv its own volition. 1t has about its
folds the grace of an old fashioned hon.
cstv. nominees and Democracy as rare as
Ben Franklins, and is properly made The
oridamme of a simple old hero like y Hen
Cranberry Thurman. No flaming color,
or polka dots, or yarjegated squares can
give it arrogance. An unchanging sta
bilty of character has marked ii from
the moment the loom turned it forth in
the DAYS of our fathers " ! star
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

MIR. CLEVELAND RESOMINATED.-The
expected has happened. The foreor-
daincd has come 10 pass. President
Cleveland j. rcnominated.
This result was required by the logic
of the situation President Cleveland
represents the dominant Democratic idea
upon which the election is TO he con-
tested. Tariff reform and tax reduction.
II is natural that the foremost champion
of this idea should be made the standard
bearer of his party. Mr.. Cleveland :
personality is sunk in the principle that
he represents y T. Writ.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

VI. ]. DINMOtk, llUJ +. VAN stI04I. o.
rcspOndnuCc solicited.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-06-08

The Chairmen Of the St Louis Con
ven.ion were perfectly right in treating
the tariff as perpeluafed war tax
The trick of the Protectionst organs
in adding the imporiations on the free
list in order TO show an apparent
decrease is done with intent to deceive.
The rate of tax is determined by The
articles taxed, rot by those untaxed.-
EIclauGc
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i,aker

WILLIAM IT. GANUN EN- IIH -
street. HAIR cutting, dyeins. .tac..
shampCOins.
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asa sNrDER a co. ioo''oi'i clFJ s''''
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Mineral water Bottlers :


CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 81 ". L~.
street. Manufacturers Of vanilla fi'' -A
and mineral waters.
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Vessels SetLcu-Int ''''''
From the West.
Mrs. Cleveland writes the following 10
contradict the scandal put forth by some
malicious persons about unhappy rela-
lions between herself and her husband.
From the Boston Gl bel
Executive MANSION,
"WAsHiNGToS, June 3, 1883.
Mrs Ntc0demuS:
Dear Madame,-I eau only say in an
swer to your letter that every statement
made by the Rev. C. II. Pendleion in the
interview which you send me is basely
false. and pity the man of his calling
who has been made the tool 10 give cir
cula,ion 70 such wicked and hearlle''
lies
Il can wish the women of our country
no greater blessing than that their homes
and their lives may be as happy, and that
their husbands may be as kind, as atien-
tive. considerale, and alfeciionate as
mine Very irulv,
"FRANCIs +. CLEvELAHD."
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SEEING AMERICAS VESSELS AGAIN
The third fishing season since the begin
ming Of the pending controversy with
Canada has opened in The usual way with
the seizure of an American schooner and
the arrest of her captain aid crew. This
is "a practical comment on the self satisfied
tone with which the Washington nego'
tiaiors announced that they had found an
amicable solution for the fishery Difficult
ties ~. I Sun.
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CREAM OF THE PRESS.
THE BRiGHT IDEAS or THE pa
FROM BRIGHT SCRIBES.

Mrs. CieveIand's Leffer-The flag "i rue
Party 80 Republican Apples 90 American
Vessels seized--Ihe Free Wool-A wall
From the West.
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qbe paily dintfa.

pub,,sbed Every Day in the Year by the
Times Publishing Company, once o@o
East Main street. Richmond, Va.
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BY MAIL 800 A YEAR.

Auction Sales, Legal Notices ana H'nusc
,,ent Advertisements 81 per Inch each
insertion.
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A HAYES. l0D ir. h.
street. Railroad ADD steamboat h.A,' "A
all parts OF the world bUlsat -l ''
exchanged.
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Paper Hanging

RICHMONDPA PAINT STORE. -. Br9ai fa
Paints. oils. glass. and painters ,ugi.ae.
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IpE DA LY TINES, delivered In city by car
At The oitoe or send IL by postal card.
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Tux WEEKLY TINES. 10y mall postage paid.
one year, 81: SIX months. ~ cents tnree
months, 25 cents:
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streets Richmond. Va.
Marble Moskers
WALLEN a WRAY, Seventh aui Gr-.
streets. Monuments. t0mOs maft.,.t.l iAA-
ties. a..
Mattress Manufacturer
ADAM DIACONT. 2e B.. Marshal. stree,
Wholesale and retail. tt pa.ltE HUa'I A-.
promptly done.
+. T.. lsEWE CRENShAW. rl Laf bna
street. mattress maker Hui Nl. -'1i.
wholesale and retail. kcpMrls Dob. D. i'''
duahlY done.
Mineral water Bottiers.
CITY BOTTLING HOUSE. 90 ". lra
street. Manufacturers oi Vanilla fAi' .A
aud mineral waters.
Paints, OILS. Sc.
kICHMONDPA PAINT STORE. D. Broai %. b
Paints, oils glass, and painters ,ullia''
Paper Hanging
= + DAVIS. - y. Nmtn street '-a 20
awnings. oll-clOths. aud paper banging.
Plumbers. Gss and steam Iltter'
D.F. BEDFORD. 1910 +. MAR street, Piae-
cal plumber, timer. gi, and 'i 'h .-,
I. &. rISSLEl. AZ Brook avenue.
gas hitting, Timing a..
Railroad Ticket bfnhtf-
CRAWFORD A HAYES. lU9 iri h
street. Railroad ADD steamboat i-he' "A
MI parts Of the world DUuthi '' '-'
exchanged.
Real Estate Agent,
A. J. BRADLEY & CO., Thirteenth aa1 ~.
streets Manchester. Agent iNf roo i..'
bury savings and Insurance Company ....f
G.S NASHOS A son. NJ. =. l'..- f
Il. u. CHAPLIN a Co, ~. \. 4.. a.
/ THOMPSON BROWN SEQ. DOS b hA-
Rubber Goods
VIRGINIA RUBBER Co. 5lj B.. ir. 40 'iiv'.
Betting, nose. and al kiud, Di iAD.,' $50
Rubber stamps
ATLANTIC RUBBER STAMP MAJ
TirRISG co, l2ls T.. Nam 49, Ni-''
] turer- and importers uf .ianp b. .g.
OLD DOMINION NJ BBEi1 wy .i Ia
p5 Bank street. Agents "All'l ''-
circular.
Sign Painting
DIS. THOMPSON. Franklin street --i. 49,.
change Hotel. Adsertisns -.
/ board fence and wall ,igusa ,pc-a.9 -.
/ L. LlPSCOMB, No. = \. N.l''
painting and gliding On glass
soap Factory.
R.GARCIN \ Co. 1870 Franklin sire. 60
hshod lsGU. Toilet and iauuli5 '''
IailoI-
7. ". stage, Twelfth street under Al-''''-
Hotel. Civic and military tailor
Indertskrrsi
a n. MORRIsETT. No. y Seventh ~
Manchester. Phone. az.
wiz. Mattresses and Cots
q " LOWE e2l. L. Main street. "a. . -
rer OF Champion woven WY 80 -
aad Cons. The test and cheapest .A 20.
kct.
ELIZA COAL YARD u. IA station. n,
Ard Pine streets ". ;, Plcnef A,'H'' >
slnds OF Coal. Wood, and "a"
ptous xA.
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able for lis spirit, very properly de-
nOunces the vulgar pamphlet abusing he
President which has been circulated
among the members OF the II. Louis
Convention. But il is mistaken when il
saws "that no one can accuse any Repub-
lican Of having had any part in the mis-
cradle affair The person who wrote
the pamphlet, and who is now in 81.
Louis distributing it, i William J. Rer
~. "A reporter Cf the New York TyTjllHe
The conductors of that journal have
known Of The dirty business IN which
Berry is engaged for some time past, and
one of the heads of lis counting room,
lust before he went To- St Louis, gave
him money for his expenses on the trip -
" y Times.
The Boston Pos. feels encouraged to
think that the free-wOol clause is the real
test of the Mills tariff BILL and that this
clause must be enforced il the bill is TO
maintain its original character and be at
all in a line with President Cleveland's
message i Boston BeacOn
The Philadelphia Times saws of Dough.
erty's speech that il was suited TO its
( subject Mr. Cleveland is not candi
date to be presented in blaze of fire
works. As Mr. Dougherty puts it, with
an epigrammaiic terseness suggestive Of
/ Cleveland himself He is not promise;
/ he is ii realization" There was no need
OF rhetorical display TO quicken the faith
/ inspired by the man himself.
An able Republican, organ says that
the Chicago convention will bestow
fayors and hOnois, and is not bound to
consider the preference of candidates. In
an extreme case, the latter may decline
but car didates should be silent, booms
should be discouraged, the favorite.son
business should be given up and the free
dom of the convention should not be i'm
paired by instructions"
A WALL FROM THE WEsT.-The Chi.
cago Tribune could be happy over
Blaine's withdrawal If ii were not that
Stephen b. Elkins remains. 1t even goes
so far rs 10 state that tae Republican
party might have survived Blaine's can.
didacy in 1884 and still have won if it
had not been for Elkins' idiotic manage
ment in getting up the Belshazzar's feast
in New York, which alienated the vote
that is always antagonistic to the million
aires.
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Real Estate Agent,

AL BRADLEY & Co. Thirteenth aai h-.
streets, Manchester Agent i'f no. ''
burg savings and Insurance 0M Ih.f .r
as. NASHON A son. No. y. lrNli ,..'
n "A. CHAPLIN 4 co. 81. s. lUf'.
J. THOMPSON BROWN a CO., lIif R "'-
street.
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: /. DAVIS. - y. Ninth street 'la 20
awnings. oil cloths. aud paper hanging.
Plumbers. Gas and steam Iltte"
q. I. REDFORD. 1910 +. MAR street, FiIe-
cal plumber, timer. gas and ,i ih
I. 4. rISSLEY. az Brookaveul. -. a- 49,
gas hitting. Timing. 81.
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FORT TOWNSEND SOCIETY.


HuET TOYS NsENp. sept. ta---fOuT
unusually pleasant events haye
occupied the attention Of the body
social the past week The tirst
occurred on Tuesday evening Il Red
Mems hall. and IL i Synonymous with
saving that ali resulted in eSceeling
pleasure % mention that the enter
iaiusnent was under the auspices Of
The charming corterie who are known
Ia ss,cial fame as the D. ". L. :. An
Agreeable first part. consisting II vocal
and instrumental selections BY the
hest local talent. was thoroughly en-
loved. The remainder Of the evening
was passed IN dancing. Guests pres
sent Were: Captain and Mrs GLOVER.
DIR. and Mrs. tiiennan, Mr.. and Mrs..
wfnfro,ie. 81. Mr. aad Mrs. WHAT
rode. Jr.. Mr.. ard Mrs r c. Hi. NJ.
and NrS. y. : Miller. Mr. and Mr.. r
w. James. Mr.. and Mrs, +. HeUsch-
oler. Mr.. and Mr~. j.. II ISL, Mr.
and Mr.. Bowen. Mr.. ard Mr.. +. A.
Rsrtlets. MTs tef1lsh. ~, Ms tha>-
GerriSh. Mr. WEBSTER. Nrs- captain
SAWYER amt daughter, Captain ana
Ms Conner. Mr. AMI Mr.. Jas. Nc
ln,vre. NJ. and Mrs. II l. Burke;t.
col and Mr. Wood, Mrs. J.
r. Hastings. Mrs Capt Mcfntyre- Nr.
ana Mr.. Whitgiesey. Mrs. II. =.
Fs-seher. M. Bchan. the Misses Ia
Ian Miller. Ao3iie Brooks, Lucy Little
field. Grace sash, jamie Blll, Minnie
Hastings Pearl shaw. ksby ShsN +,
Kate Nn-ean. Caees iSttlc3eia, TIER
az WHi-0s Mary BIZ. cline. Mcrl-.Si,
Rsan. Hannah and Bestrsce James.
suA thc Rev. J. r. Alexander. llr
HaH. Gessrs. I. y. Halier, \ 6, "a
lips. Wsafss1.ie. teiferlsh. = tas1.
~.>ev. y. SnysieT, l. II Ponllus, W.
&. Hastings. l. t,ilisone. llaxlt Ham
mouI. James Wool Carl sweeney,
" II Merr1ck. Petsr Sgeck2nd. 3. ?
Mller. Bauer, Theo- Christian.
rHE BaETLErR REcEru0S-
The breerv ss.Il II iticese breathing
morn warned ihe n2sHy guests NJ the
uaiafiI home 0i Mr. +. 4. Bartlett
IN Frifav morning. that night had
waaei ans taat sflietis Folst be MAZE
Il the charming hostess Is VIE oe
1 lans, before she pleasant hours passed.
xii ~ erass.l from the minds % isits>s
y,-rssft. The conventional atsu>e-
/ usnts incidental % s2ch gathering
1 uers frt!ui-asl IN with u3ore than usual
| vivsf5tv ar5 fieasare. In attendants
I ar~e Mr. II r Reec her. NJ. aSisi
NJ. II. L. Rurket;, Mr. ". II. Whit.
.le~ev. Mrs Col t,Ainbvi9ge, iaeai
aud Nr.. Revnol3s. M. Caps- Glover
NJ. +. w james, Mr. EsGns- Nj
snd Mr.. Il. L. Mi7ler. Mrs.. tiarvieh
/ M ans Mrs.. x e. iliA Mr. zal Mr.
II = SheehAa. NJ and Mr. Wat
-. Nr. and Mr.. Al. Nintro~ie, NJ
1 :. q. ". Downs, Ms J. :, Fssh, Ut
sr.} Ms 4. Il Gslcuaan. Mrs Morgan
NJ ana Nys. L. +. glApp, Capt aE's
NJ ~awver. Ms. Wooster, Mr.
80 sr.. i. n. Bash. Mr. and Ms
"a S.anev. Mrs. 7 faaslT's. lar
tHtu. Rex Il. Alexander, llF- L I
I,earrr. the Misses Brsssks, Ban
. hrsi.9s. Hannah ard Ha4frsee, James
Merritt Msl4er, Shehan, irln4t,se
{ Eoth.chii3. SaVysT, Co-A @u- -
B.sh N-t,ate zTif &essrs- ti2is orii 8
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,Ie -. - - -
- 49, - -
49, w;as-.s-,e - F.a-s - i s[-ss.
ar,d F;sfsE,rr1~-
rrpeax.s .xr arxrx.
80. - 49, :. >. 49,
= - = = : -
IN 500 sA1-p !" So =. =
- -
= = a -s7-sl' 3 80 '7'--.'a-'s
= -
@zlssS S"aafs ~-e = sFsAtss "a
ihs
M. y lao1ll E'sessi % br1-ssesd' y ma
= = W -
Il n Hauafzlo-aei- 3r-. went % N2e-
hs-ia tn1rs<iay
Mrs. and Miss Boyer returned %
-ssaEIse On A0sa1aT
Mrs VISA DeaaIsty of Pg-f IsiseeE-
cry, + IA the city
4rz. Pontius was a guest Of Mr.. l.
n Ponflu- last week
Cod " Il. Tynsr Of the -. Pad
PssaosT Pres. IS in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs A. H Tucker we're
Portland visitors lzst week
Mr.. John Angel and sam L. stoEf
have returned 10 Portland
Mr.. Frank Bowers has returned
from his prolonged Eastern frip.
G II Est;nrrr ard ". G HaI Of
esztfse ,.,.ers. =, ~. s-;t1r W-,.fr1e-.iax
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Fzyrd here last Suhazy frern the East.
relasInf;aw the h1sfassd ana father. and
are taking up their rEeisserssk IA osse u
The Holg1fe houses on Cherry and
Tenth streets
NJ. g kzzfraasi and daughter. Miss
sarah kaufHlzn. Eease Tuesday next
tor six-nsonthss tss1r IN the East and
n Essr0pe Miss Eastman conten1-
plates entering the 1nsEs5ezl conserv-
a,ory as Perrin. after visiting relations
=. aermzny- During the a5seEce OF
Mr. kaafrnan. Mrs Kaufman "a
visit Mr.. l. E. Wclse. e Fresno. CA.
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Fssz z-xsxlsz ssSzz as<<sz4<E - s4szz2.
= ~ : aaA44 "a u ~ -. a4e a2ssssE 4@3s
ssassEA So s-%e< las --aaA tsas<4 $50
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4n1rzuzE ssetz~x >vr,2 E~ss~S-s-r-x
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Just received, the largest and best selected
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