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The morning news., 1889-02-06

From, the atlanta Constitution, Jan. q.
JUDGE WARREN WHITES A LETTER.
In Private Letter to Friend in This
City, Dated Spartanburg, 8. c., jan
uary 20, 1889, Judge Kit Warren
Says:
have now wandered for many weeks
amid the grotesque and ever-varying see cry
of the Piedmont section Cherries winter
is abroad in the land, but genial summer is
in the hearts, homes and shops of this enter
prising people. the evidences of thrift and
the promise of increasing prosperity are
everywhere visible.
Everything pertaining to the commercial,
manufacturing and agricultural interests of
this section presents most gratifying and
hopeful outlook.
Many of the people of this part of the
state feel greatly Interested in Atlanta and
her energy aud vim. An instance to illus
trate this feeling was brought to my notice
days ago, which was about this:
A distinguished physician of this state
one who stands at the head OF his profe 81 IN
whose writings have been mipently use
full to his practitioners, who is now,
aud has been for several years a member of
the Stale Medical B Dard of South Carolina,
told me that he had four years ago two
EPITHELEOMA OR SKIN CANCERS
on his face and nose, which was q great
source of trouble and anxiety to him. The
sores grew in size, q seemed to be eating
the flesh and tissues away to an extent
which alarmed him. Examinations were
made at various times by surgeons, and was
each time pronounced cancer. Finally the
careers grew so bad that, on advice OF the
Medical Board ,sshe had decided to have them
removed with the knife. Before doing this
he was persuaded to try the virtue of a
medicine Manufactured in Atlanta. known
by the name of s. s. S-Swift's Specific
Taking this remedy saved him the trouble
of the cutting with the knife, and has saved
him many a Jrou led moment, as it cured
the cancers entirely well about three years
ago, and there has not been the slightest
symptom of a re urn Of the disease. No
wonder taat the doctor is enthusiast on S.
S. S. He recommends it to every one who
needs blood rem ady or tonic, and says it
has always done good.
Such WAS his statement to me. His name
am not permittei to give, since the ethics
OF the profession forbid him to ''praise the
bridge that has carried him over" or
"to render unto Caesar the things which are
Casar's.n KIT WARREN.
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POPE NOT IN PERIL.
The Story to the Contrary Declared
Wholly Unfounded.

me story to the Contrary Declared
Wholly Unfounded.
MADISON, FLA, Feb. 4.-The jackson
Vile dispatch in reference to the attempted
assassination at this place of Mr.. Frank w.
rope on the night of Jan. 81, is wholly in
correct, and was news to US here in Madi-
81, son. The first intimation that we had of
sle alleged attempt to assassinate Mr.. Pope
"a' J. I'm telegrams which Mr.. Pope re-
e7''e1 from jacksonville, telling him to
come home, that his life was in danger. "
.I.i rope Is here taking testimony, or
la.1er' conducting the contested elec ion
ase ID behalf Of f. s. Goodrich. The TAX
mS OF testimony has been progressing
,e.y ana without interruption. No al
pp'1p' Whatever has been made to lynch Mr..
sr .po and on the night mentioned
nv lhlng was as quiet as is usual.
1Ie -1e,e mas not been any excitement. TIE
i excitement t at does exist is that of
= eD'e1ls Indignation that our town AMI
NJ should be put in a false post ttion.
sro,I s+,, ope has politically, men WHO are his
80 Out he has stsunch friends among
nv a7Illocrats aI VINO will stand by him. and
n @lo" one hair Of his head TO be hurt.
r .9css ary Sheriff Dickin>on can call a
F'''' 10 us aid at a moments notice.
+. STARR GREGORY.
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The prevailing direction Of the wind was
northwest Its highest vel city was thirty
miles an hour on the 2Sth. The total wind
movement was 5,606 miles. There were
clear days during the month, fair days
and Is cloudy days.
The month was decidedly warmer than
usual throughout the northern states and
from the Miss uri valley souUhward over
] dian territory; 1t was slightly warmer
than usual in the northern portions of the
Gulf states and in North Carolina aud Nir-
ginia. while il the southern portions of the
Cuff and South Atlantic states the mean
temperature was about L below the nor
NAL. In New England the mean tempera-
ture ranged from s. to TO- above the nor
mal' while in the central valleys and the
lake region the excess ranged from to z,
except in northern portions of Minnesota
and Northeastern Dakota, where the mean
temperature for the month was from TO- to
IS higher than usual 1t was slightly colder
than usual at Rocky Mountain stations and
on the Pacific coast.
The rainfall was greater than usual along
the Atlantic and Gulf coasts, except in
Southeastern New England, where slight
deficiencies were reported. Excess of pre-
ci itation was also reported in the lower
lake region, the northern portion of the
upper lake region, and from Dakota and
Western Minnesota southwark to the Rio
GTditiS valley. no Tdl ildll III I6AdS anu
the southern portion of the South Atlantic
states ranged from 2 to inches above the
normal for the month. In the northern
portion of the Eastern Gulf states, North
ern Louisiana, Tennessee, Kentucky
and Indiana less than the usual
rainfall was reported, the deficiency
ranging from to inches.
| arge deficiencies of rainfall were reported
from the Pacific coast, ouly light showers
having occurred in the inte ior of Caifor
MIA, while the deficiencies at San Francisco
and in Oregon and Washington Territory
generally ranged from two to four inches.
From three to twelve inches of snow were
reported on the ground at the end of the
month in the lower lake region, Michigan
northern Wisconsin, and portions of
Minnesota and Dakota.
During the month the weather was de-
cidedly warmer than usual in the winter
wheat states of the central valleys, and the
general weather conditions were favorable,
probably resulting in slight Improvement
of the crop conditions as compared With
January, 1888. The ground remains bare,
however, in the greater portions of the
wheat region, except in Southern Michi-
gan and the Northern portions of Indiana
and Ohio where from one to three inches
of snow is reported. Although there is
deficiency of rainfall reported from the
Pacific coast states for the month OF Janu-
ary, the previous heavy rains make the
seasonal weather conditions, as a whole,
favorable for crops in that section.
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ON RAIL AND CROssTIE.
Local and General Gossip in Railway
Circles.

Local and General GOSSIP IN halfway
Circles.
The South Florida railroad has opened a
depot at Ybor City.
Tampa. Fla, now has q double daily
train to Tarpon Springs.
The first standard gauge train passed
over the new bridge at Palatka, Fla, last
Saturday.
The citizens of Altoona, Fla, have sub
scrbed $4,000 toward erecting a railroad
bridge &C the ST. Johns river at Astor.
1t is stated that Chief Engineer Cook is
surveying route from Carrabelle to st.
Teres and that the Thomasville, Talla-
bassee and Gulf Railway Company will ex-
tend the line to that poiit. 1t is also stated
that Capt. Slusser and others will build
hotel at ST. Teresa to cost 100000.
The number OF miles of railroad in the
United States and territories, the Chicago
Tribune estimates, is just now about
$50, 600. or more than the mileage of al
Europe A force of about 500, 900 men IS en-
ployed in various capacities on these lines,
being at the rate of a trlfie over i've men to
the mile Hence the 1000 miles OF new
track laid last year called into requisition
the services Of 81, 600 additional men. The
increase 10 fully Al per cent, which is
considerably in excess OF the average an
nual increase in population. The year 1888
is described by some as Cne OF small rail-
road building, but it was not.
While in Charleston day or two ago
| Gen Alexander was asked about the rumor
that the Richmond Terminal may utilize
| Port Royal as the outlet for its system. II
have no knowledge Of any such move" was
| Gen. Alexander's reply. RAILROADS don't
make cities, that IS, originate cities. Rall-
roads 90 where they are needed, and the
genius Of railroading is to avail itself Of all
| the business IL can at minimum cost OF
EXPENSES, and correlatlvely TO the best profit
Advantage. | will illustrate: Before
| Chicago assumed the proportions it now en-
| ioys. railroads in that direction sought
| TO build up Michigan, and other cities in
| the loc lily, but notwithstanding their in
| huence Chicago grew and became, in spite
of opposition. or competition in the interest
of other favored cities, the great and popu-
lous city that it now is, RAILROADS l re,
peat, do not make cities. Unseen AID
really inexplicable commercial forces initi-
ATE and perfect cities
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LNOR RENT. nice two.story brick dwelling
Il 43 YORK street; contains six rooms. Kitchen
bath room and all modern Improvements. Ap-
ply opposite.
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TOR RENT, store No. IN Congress street. r.
Il d. MUNFORD, Southern Bank.
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED, an experienced retail grocery
w clerk; must come we'll recomme nded; none
other need apply. L.,-care Mornin' News.
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LETTER BOXES
PERSONAL.

IN answer to Mr.. Philetus Muldoon, your ap-
i plication as fakir for my establshm-n Mt was
duly received, and in answer would say have
no use for fakir. | don t do business that way.
See Philete? / just make few nice photos
and place them in cases at the door, and then
advertise in the regular way through the Morn
ing News something like this Fine Cabinet
Photos So 80 per dozen. My customers and the
public generally read the News examine the
specimens, and if they are pleased come in and
have their "pictur tuck" without being dubbed
or anything dsagreeabe about the business. !
would advise you to apply to some more pre-
tentious place where they do great business.
For instance where they charge regular Gus
toners five dollars per dozen for cab ne S, but
arr will to club the public in general at three
dollars per dozen and large one extra for luck.
J. N. WILSON. 21 DUll street.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

LOR SALE, from Duist Henderson and other
II reliable growers, fresh Garden Seeds Of all
kinds at reasonable prices. HElDT'S.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

EOR SALE, Oak Wood, at 81 p per cord.
L Apply 10 a. l.. LANIER, Oliver, Ga.
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OCALA'S EXPOSITION.
The Big Show of Tropical Products
Progressing SDlendidly.

The Big Show of Tropical Products
Progressing SDlendidly.
OCALA, FLA, Feb. 5.-The exposition is
progressing splendidly. Many exhibits are
arriving. Several counties have carloads
On the semi-Tropical side tracks which have
not vet been unloaded. J. S. Clark has re-
oeved q telegram from Mr.. Crozier, secre-
tarv Of the United States Pathological So
cietv. stating that be had received word
from twenty-three state societies and 500
members, that they would be present in
0caa to attend the meeting of the Pomo-
logical Society il February, and that there
are still many more to hear from. @. w.
Wilson, treasurer of the soc ETY., is
now in Jacksonvi arrang ting with the rail-
road companies for transportation for the
Pomologcal people. Two trains have al
ready been placed at the disposal of the
exposition au horitieS, to be used for the
members of that society. To-day the chair
man Of the executive committee, president
Of the society and treasurer of the State
Horticultural Society meet with the officers
Of tie Semi Tropical to make arrangements
for the reception of the United States Po-
moogica Society'S friends. Prof. Coibys
has very fine land, which render daily
concerts at the exposition grounds from 8
o'clock a. m. to 10 o'clock p. m.
A terrible crime was committed yester-
day in a gambling hole here. On First
South street in an old frame building is the
den where the shooting took place. No one
could give any account of the scrape, except
the wounded party, who was called North
ern Bill" The party who shot him is called
Joe Small. He is a very bad character,
who makes his living by gambling. They
were both Of the same habits, and were
gambling at the time the quarrel arose
Both began using Ievolvers. Northern
BlI re'eved the worst of it and fell, when
Jo9 Small took to his heels. Police nen
were unable to catch him, and Sheriff Will
Jams formed posse of mounted men and
gave chase
The morning news., 1889-02-06

EOR SALE, a good Groom clubhouse, suitable
Il to be moved situated in so lthwestern nor
tion of city Address OUTHOUSE. this office.
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DEFORE you buy or sell property consult
ID ROBT. II. TATEM, Real Estate Dealer
and AuctiOneer
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THE WEATHER IN JANUARY.

The Wettest January, but Two that
Savannah Has ad in Many Years.
Signal Observer NJ. J. Wright, Jr., in
charge of the Savannah station has just
forwarded to Washington his January re-
port which contains good deal Of Interest
ing information.
The lowest temperature last month was
go on Jan. %, and the highest was So
on Jan. IS The mean temperature was So
which is about the average mean tempera-
ture reported for January for several years.
The mean temperature for January for
the past seventeen years is as follows:
The morning news., 1889-02-06

DVORCES-A. GOODRICH attorney at law,
IL 124 Dearborn street, Chicago; advice free;
81 years experience; business quietly and legally
transacted
The morning news., 1889-02-06

IN II. p. SAW MILL aud desirable mill site
DU Oh the coast; wide water front on deep
water; lumbar shipped free of railroad freight:
logs got without handling; terms reasonab o.
Address w. b. VAN VALKENBURG, st.
Mary's, Ga
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VIM. Rowan of st. Louis, Mo-, Made
Rich.

He tells us Of his recent drawing in the
Louisiana State Lottery of the winning
ticket that drew the capital prize Of $500,
600. His share was one-twentieth of the
whole amount, or $4,000. At the time of
his good fortune he was ship carpenter
employed at the St. Louis Sectional Docks,
but has since retired. He stated that he
will continue to buy tickets the same as
usual, in the hopes Of striking the capital
prize against. Louis MOI Star-Sayings,
Dec 9
The morning news., 1889-02-06

Y,r ,,1 ci, ASHEAR, GA, Feb. 5.-Hon. A. j.
\ s.c '..@ !, a q Pierce county's venerable ordi-
u, IA o',lga t'gu al his residence here last night
wsl. III ..L tIock, He was taken with paralysis
san ,,' "a. a. me m table Friday morning and b d
n oh, '4IqInauy sinking ever since Saturday
VA. e-r 70 ne ia was about g. years Old and
m, 'ee7e'ectled.in e7 January to serve his fifth
tre ps H. ordinary He will b. buried from
beio,ii.' 'osoyteran church tomorrow at II
'''-A with masonic hoDors
The morning news., 1889-02-06

L'OR SALE, ten acre farm six miles on White
Il Bluff road, with dwelling, stable etc. ;
one acre in fine strawberry plants. salt wafer
front and the best well water in the whole sec
tion. Apply r. i. CHURCHILL, Fourth avenue
and Whitaker street.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

TNENNESSEE JACK, l2l6 hands high quick 70
Il cover cheap. J. f. GUILMARTIN g. CO..
Savannah Ga
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A RAILROAD AT AUCTION.
1t was Bought In the Interest Of the
Queen and Crescent.

JACKSON, MISS, Feb 5.-The entire prop
erty of the Vicksburg and Meridian rail
road. including the road-bed franchise,
road bed, rolling stock and lands now form
ing part of the Queen and Crescent system,
was sold yesterday under a decree OF fore
closure by the United States court for the
southern district of Mississippi to Charles
Schlff. Edward Colston, W. L. Nugent, j.
F. Winslow and W S Jarvis, for about
$500, COO, and will continue to form part Of
the Queen aud Crescent system.
The morning news., 1889-02-06
ladies' Overgaiters
And Riding Hats and Gloves at LaFar's.
"World Almanac.

The New York World Almanac for 1889
is one Of the most valuable almanacs Of this
year. 1t contains a complete account Of the
political, statistical, sporting, military. ma
tlona and foreign records. Price 30 cents.
Mailed TO anv address on receipt Of price.
For sale at Estills News Depot, 2l a Bull
street, Savannah, Ga.
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nnath hi a Clond of steam.

LINCOLN, NEB., Feb Sat 3 o'clock
this afte noon two boilers IN the engine
room of the State Hospital for the Insane
exploded, completely wrecklng the engine
house killing two patients, and injuring
two patients and two engineers, who viii
probaoly die before morning.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

1.asr N i2H"N, ). c., Feb. 3. The
4e ,ggr,5s Ss'Ae t, FLOYD, before reported on
t8e.- s. ,.n breaker, was towed OFF today
| ssd bst.isr bso.iIsr Planter. she threw over.
'au. TS'"eeh 900 and l,210 barrels If
}, doo.. az a., vessel was not damaged. and is
Fl To take ia more cargo s' '''-N' -
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q shoe Factorv Rurned.

INV Gr.op opSI,o', a., Feb. 5.-The three
adVar'gHH. building at the corner Of Third
to, o,i iS'Iee. s, occupied by +. O. Adams,
.lhs le,r. lI1 snoe manufacturer, together
Va, .o,s'tA y STOCK and valuable machinery
.ss3 Ia, IUa1ruei yesterday morning. Tie
-.1'V' and the Insurance. sl6O 600
The morning news., 1889-02-06
Carlisle TO taad by kentucky.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Speaker Carlisle
IA indignant at the published statement that
ne is going to p actice law in New YORK.
He thinks an enemy must have started the
report. He propo. o.ss to stand by his native
state as she has always stood by him.
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a Costly I.arh

ae.@-.esI'N.9.T'oNl Va, Feb. 5.-Three ex-
o.c vi. vi, t.e Virginia Military Institute at
p. 'S ths morning, for a lark. stoned
ln, a9I' 5 Superintendent of that institn' ,no
l.s iiiIoey we're recently expelled from
lr4 Ga.5I Ggi'l5,ary school. They were arrested
The morning news., 1889-02-06

Naxim I'M temperature, 6I.9; minimum tenn
perature "a
The height OF the river at Augusta at
I :SS O'Clock a. m. yesterday (Augusta tlme'
was II feet-a fail OF U3 leev during the
past tweutv-four hours.
Observations taken at the selme moment
of time at all stations.
SAVANNAH. Feb. 5. 1:ae P. n. city tLrne
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an Antt1reatine Law

E,dGy' '',,'9G i 5RiG, Pa, Feb. 5.-In the Hopse
i,sa,iug rua, oa4 was introduced pronibitinp o
lb.s bte 'sseking It a renal ofTerse nU''ishs
lllO f,p nae of not less than $50 or over
soIicatin. SHny one to treat anotber 10 in.
The morning news., 1889-02-06
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At the Harnett House, Savannah, Ca,
you get all the comforts Of the high-priced
hotels, and save from 81 to 81 per day.
Try it and bs convinced.-BoSto Home
.TOuy.naL
The morning news., 1889-02-06

California Canned Peaches Apricots and
Peas, very choice and cheap Lobsters in fat
cans, first selection, Plum Pudding in oval tins.
j. S. r. BARBOUR,
New Houston aud Barnard streets
The morning news., 1889-02-06

Mr. J. S. Siiua. Savannah, Ga:
DEAR SIR-1t affords me great pleasure
in saying that the Grand Oil Heater recent
" purchased from you for heating our office
has given entire satisfaction, and we can
cheerfully recommend it to all persons in
need Of one. Very respectfully yours,
SAML. G. HUDGINs,
Supt Fla. Wareh )uss and Compress Co.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

The rainfall was very heavy. In fact it
was the heaviest with one or two exceptions
since 1871. The total fall last month was
g. 36 inches. The total fall for January
since the signal station was established in
1871 is as follows:
The morning news., 1889-02-06

\
plcat'n to 50 Harris street
EOR SALE. Oak Wood, at 81 p per cord.
L Apply to a. l.. LANIrR, Oliver, Ga.
VALENTINES comic and sentimental, rea
sonaole prices, at SYdONS & MELL'S.
EoR SALE, ten acres land near city limits.
L Apply to JOS. II. BAKER, Market.
OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, to be sold re-
~ gardless of cost. Call early. GAZAN'S,
Bull, corner Broughton rect.
L[AINIT. KANT KANT. Parties wishing
N to purchase can secure any quantity from
HAMMOND, HULL * CO., Sole Agents of the
German Kainit Mines,
LNOR SALE, that elegant private residence
L southwest corner Hall and Ahercorn streets; {;
hard wood finish; location perfect; terms easy
d. G. BACON.
LNOR SALE a good Groom outhouse suitable
Il to be moved, situated in SO thwestern nor
tion of city. Address OUTHOUSE. this office
DINE WOOD 81 per cord, delivered, at Nc
L DONOUGH & CO S LUMBER YARD,
Wheaton street Telephone l19.
A RARE BARGAIN Beautiful residence in
"a Palatka, Fla; large 21a-story house, with
l., ten rooms; fine location; hues and closets in
all rooms; at a bargain if sold soon. S a.
ADAMS Jacksonville Fla, or IL. II. FIELD
Palatka, Fla
LNOR SALE to close an estate, 13.469 acres
L valuable timber lands in body, Beaufort
and Hampton counties, S G; pine, cypress
oak etc. convenient to railroad and water car
rlage. Inquire Of George Feltham, Graham
vile, S. c., near the lands, for boundaries. Ap-
ply to A J. WILLS, ll9 Broadway, New York,
for terms.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

Fast Black nalf Hose,
Color guaranteed, and Full Dress Shirts and
Vests at LaFsr's.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE
A T
N0bIe'S Store and Greenhouse.
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
C. H. D0RSETT, AuCtionaer,

viii sell at public outcry on WEDNESDAY.
February 9th, 1882 at MOBILES en- the
northeast corner Of Bull and HUI streets,
commencing at Ii o'clock A. NJ,
The contents Of said Store and Green
houses, consisting in part of: OVAL
FRONT GERMAN SILVER SHOW CASES,
CAGES BASKETS, WIRE D SIGNS for
Floral Ornaments, CANARY BIRDS, Stuffed
and Mounted BIRDS and ANIMALS In sin lie
pieces and in groups, in glass cases; COUNTERS,
AQUARlU I, IRON SAT- IRROR COOK
ING STOVE, ICE CREAM CHURNS: a vari ty
OF PLANTS and FLOWERS too numerous TO
enumerate, but which must be sold to save ex-
pensl Of rem0val % the country.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1 &c. to-day only, for 25c. Tooth Brush.
IO Largest stock of all kinds of Brushes is
at HElDT'S
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ID AFFLE Of the Cushion and Bottles at j.
IL LEES tonight at $50, st. Julian and JEFF
ferson streets,
The morning news., 1889-02-06

4 THOUSAND papers Fresh Flower Seeds
~ from which TO select also, Bulbs, Grass
and Garden Seeds HEIDTS.
The morning news., 1889-02-06
FOR SALE.

EOR SALE four.room house on Charlton
Il street. Can be bou1ht cheap by early APP
plicatiln to 50 Harris street.
The morning news., 1889-02-06
From the atlanta Constitution, Jan. 81.

T"denotes trace Of rainfall.
N. j, WRIGHT, JR.. Observer Signal Corps.
The morning news., 1889-02-06

WANTED, situation as nurse or housegirl;
w references given. Address l. j., News
office
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BOARDING.
RATTLE.

~~--~~~~O~-~~~-~~~J@~~(
BOARDING at rs Montgomery, corner Stole,
ID two blocks from Central railroad.
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0SC pound for fresh Chocolate Cream Drops
~ Try HEIOT'S Pure Sugar Candy at CSC
The morning news., 1889-02-06

~ WEN AWAY Samples of the Celebrated
u Silver Belle Cologne. Make a specially of
perfumery at HEIDT'S.