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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
PORT ORCHARD.
Advantages of the New Site for q
Navy Yard.


WASHINGTON, September 26.-The COM
mission which recently visited the Pacific
Coast to find good place for navy yard,
has made very exhaustive report. Much
of it is devoted to description of points
other than Port Orchard examined, and
q statement of the reasons which impelled
Summing up the advantages offered
at Port Orchard, or Point Turner, as
it is called, the report says that the situ-
alton is upon CO. ID harbor, with ample
extent and depth of water for ships of
the largest size and heaviest draught,
aud it is accessible to them at all times.
The principal lines of defense have not
yet been laid down, but the opinion
given by the commission as to their
probable location comedies with the con.
.clusions of the Chief of Engineers of the
United States Army.
The site chosen is we'll within any pos
sible line of defense intended to cover
the principal cities of Puget Sound. Il
may be added that it is also favorably
/, situated to support that line of defense
while itself remaining secure. Its po
sition and natural surroundings are such
as afford ample local security from at
tack by naval force, whether by dast
or bombardment, with unusually small
expense in the preparation of defense.
The water OF Sinclair harbor is a mill
and half long, which, after all deduc
tious for dry docks, building slips, etc.
will allow at least a dozen of tn,
heaviest ships known to be at the dock
in single tier.
The site is fifteen miles from Seattl'
and thirty from Tacoma, the principa
centers OF labor and supplies on Puge
Sonnd. Both labor and supplies can b.
obtained from those cities. All account
agree Ia the natural healthfulness of tn
region generally, and that outdoor labo
can be carried on throughout the yea
with the loss OF very few days.
Touching the coat of the proposes
site, the commission refers to the activ
speculation in land and Gays it wa
obliged, in order to prevent inordinat
advances in values Consequent upon th
selection of the site, to obtain from Ian
owners in advance written proposition
TO sell to the Government. N saye th
appraisement is believed 10 give : iaI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
Confidence Violated.

WASHINGTON, September 26 -Ex- Pen
sion Commissioners Tanner admitted to
the Associated Press that tbs letter pnr-
porting 10 be his, telegraphed from Cald.
we'll, Ohio, is genuine. He gays it was
written ia confidence. He believes il
was stolen.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
Probable RailroaA Il Deal.

OMAHA, September 20 Sidney Dillon
is here, and will meet President Dodge,
of the Denver, Texas andtFort W. rth
road. 1t is reported, on what purports
to be the best authority, that they Will
negotiate for the sale of the Fort Worth
road to the Union Pacific, and that the
sale will be coDsummated at the October
meeting of the Union Pacific Directors.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-09-27
Chansse DaaniAtsr ARRIVED.

WAsHiNaToN, September 26.--Isul
Kwo Ying, the new Chinese Minister TO
tho United States, with his suite, ar.
rived last night.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-26
AN ORDINANCE
March ~, 1882

To grant to r. L. Bennett and associates, and their
successors and assigns, who are to organize as
corporation TO be styled Tallahahassee Water
work. Company" the exclusive privilege of con-
structing, maintaining and operating a System of
Water-works in the City OF Tallahassee, Florida
Be 1t ordained by the Citu Council Of the City Of
Tallahassee, Florida, as foltocs
SECTION l. That the City Council of the CITY Of
Tallahassee, Florida, do by grant to X. L. Ben
their successors and assigns, who organ
iZe corporation under the laws Of the Stale OF
Florida 10 be styled Tallahassee Water. works
Company" the exclusive privilege, for the period
OF ninety nine years. OF constructing, int ,in ug
and operating III said city, system of water work s
Tor the purpose OF supplying said city and it's nhab
itants with water for protection against fire and for
domestic sanitary and other useful pur,oses
SEC :. That 70 secure the benefits and privileges
Of this ordinance the said r L. Bennett and his asso
ciates shall organize as a corporation under the gem
eral Incorporation laws of the State or under a
cia charter, To be obtained from the Ii gslal urr
by the first of June next. and said company shall
begin :he work of constructing said system of
works ny the first OF August next.
SEC. , That he said company for the purpose of
constructing maintaining, operating. extending md
sole and exclusive privilege, and full power right
and authority 10 sink wells aud lay wafer pipes and
mains along any all of the streets and AVENUES OF
said city. as the same now opened may her e.
after be extended; and to that end shall have full
right To dg bitches trenches in the streets of said
city TO such depth and of such widin may BE-
cesrary; Pooided, That the city shall be res pom
sible Tor any damage occasione thereby and tn Il
the streets shall not be ,naby DISTRACTED by
such work.
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Notice of incorporation.

~ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN OF THE FOR
nation OF y corisnraion under the general
incorporation laws of the State of Florida and the
amendments thereto:
|. TIE name of said corporation is ITALIANS
SEE W,TRRw"RKs oMPANY, and it's principal
pl ace of nusiness, Tallahassee Florida
The general nature of the business TO be trans
acted is constructing, III inaning and operating
system III water works, in said city.
h- amount ~ the capital stock is Fifty thou.
sand dollars per cent. of which is subscribed and
paid III, and ,h- laiance Ia nc subscribed and paid
a. required b, the directors.
time 70 TIL commencement of the exist
enc % "a cop ration stall be the 18th day OF
March, \ y 1889, aid ii shall continue for ninety
nine wars
D. The us of the company will be conduct
ed ny board OF three director. to he elected an
nu,ily by the ~tockhnld rs on he first "wednesday
/" February who I'll III have power to elect presj
dent, secretary and treasurer and manager
The higtes' amount of Indebtedness or liabil-
its to whch sal corporation can at any time sub
Ject its'f excluding its bonded debt, is twenty five
per cent. OF the par value OF its capital stock
r l.. BENNETT
GEO w. SAXON
FRED. T. MYERS
March 10Th, 1889 4w.
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MONTICELLO, FLA, January 81. 1889.
Messrs Lippn,an Bros, Sreannah, Ga, Pro-
prietors p p p:
For the past eight years have been in bad
health, suffering with Malaria Rheumatism.
Dyspepsia, Dropsy, my digestion was bad and
my hair all came out In fact | was nearly IL
wreck | had taken kidney and blood medicines
which did me no good. When | began taking
p p p about three months ago, | as weak
as a child b; We only taken tour bottles small
sizc) and .o-dav am well man and my hair
has come again l cannot recommend p F.
p. too highly. w. +. WARE,
Marshal Monticello, Fla.
Witness. r C. OWENS
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Mrs. Grundy Saws

That some one should take hold and get up a
fine exhibit to send TO Ocaa on Leon County
Day-March %
That Tallahassee and Leon County should be
represented at The Jacksonville Sub Tropical.
That a wood yard would pay in Tallahassee.
That the completion Of the Augusta, Talla-
hassee and Cult Railway will Offer splendid
and profitable opening for establishing bucket
and tub factory, somewhere along lis line, IN
Wakulla county, where cypress and cedar lum-
Der are plentiful.
That the siz of soda fountains and the jingle
of ice cream bells will soon be heard in Tie land.
That the Florida Legislature will convene in
regular session one week from to-day.
That now is the time for Tallahassee 10 or
ganiZe crack baseball club
That she don't see why Tallahassee does not
organize jockey club
That she would like TO see some steps taken
toward making the Middle Florida Far a sure
ty
That sun shades and straw hats ere appearing
on the streets of Tallahassee
That bucking Texas ponies have caused lots
of fun in Tallahassee recently
with garden truck, game, fish, oysters and other
Lenten delcacies.
That some chemist could soon amass for
tune by establishing laboratory at Tallahassee
for disabling alter OF roses.
. That real estate continues to boom in the Tai
lahassee Country.
That some enterprisng person should estab-
lsh an ice cream garden either IN Slussers Park
or in Long Grove Addition.
That regular poultry farm would pay in the
Tallahassee Country.
That at this season OF the year when one sees
young man leaning against lamp post, fan
ming with cabbage leaf and with a ar-away
look in bis eye, it does not signify that he has
been mbbng too 1eely-he is simply overcome
by that delightfully."- enelvating feeling known as
Spring Fever
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The BainhIidge Democrat says that, corroho-
ra,ive OF what was reported some time ago, 1t
has now been learned that the Florida Railway
and Navigation railroad viii be-ln work on 4
road from Tallahassee TO Columbus via Balm
bridge within thirty days. The genjenan " no
brought the report to Bainbridge, the Democrat
says, was in Tallahassee very recently and had
an interview with one of the directors of the
Florida Railway and Navigation, who informed
him TINT the road is a certainty.
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For Rent.

a good dwelling Of SIX rooms, VIII kitchen
and pantry, with stable room. barn ana 100 acre,
Of land, a good cistcIn and well OF water, all in
good or Ter. The dwelling j, in = beautiful grove
OF oaks on high hill halt a nile from TaIlahas-
see. For further information apply 20
11u J T. BERNARD, Son Il Co
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MARIANNA, FLA, January 26, 1899
Nessrs LippDlan Bros, Sarannah, Ga, Pro
prtetors r. p p:
For long time l suffered with catarrh and
liberated throat. l took $ S. S. but derived no
benefit from II. DR.. Owens who represents Lipp-
man Bros, Savannah, Ga, told me that p. p. p.
would cure me, so | began taking it, have
taken six bottles small size) ard | am entirely
well. feel like a new man and consider p p
p wonderful medicine. PETE MANNING.
Feb - m
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For sale,

4 fine B :rkshlre boar and two .rkS .,..-
fifteen month, Old, $50 Tor the trio. The SONS
have lit,ers nearly three weeks Old. which will
be sold Al 81 each Also good female mule
$3.50; strong cart for two oxen, $l8; strong
wagon for two mules, $50 all in good condition.
Apply at FLoRIDIAN oiicr 1877.
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STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO. !

LUCAS COUNTY, :. :
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath thai he is The
senior partner OF The firm OF +. J. CHENEY &
Co, doing business in The City OF Toledo, County
and State a.olc,ad, and that said firm will pay
the sum Oh ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor
each and eyely case OF Calarrh thai cannot be
cured by the Use 0. HALL CATAKEH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, THIS 9th DAY OF December A d. So
(~~ \. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary IuJltc
Halls Catarlh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly upon The blood and mucus surfaces
OF the system. Send for testimonials, tree.
F J. CHENEY & CO.. To.ed0. O.
"a Sold by Druggists, 75c March I'm
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7:so q M. New Orleans Express. Shortest and Quick
line to all Middle and Wes, Florida points
Mobile and New Orleans $50 q. m and D. m trains
connect through TO Thomasvie, Montgomery Nashville
81 Louis Cincinnati Chicago. and sill points North and
West ~
s:l5 m Limited. through to Orlando. Kissimmee
Homosassa Tarpon SPRING. Switzerland St PETERSBURG
Tampa. Barlow, Punta Gorda and all principal Soufh
Florida points
l:20p m. Mail and Express for all points South
Gainesville Ocala Leesburg. Tavares. Apopka Orlsn
do ~
500 Local. connects through for all points south
Ocaa gainesville Leesourg. Tavares. Orlando, Tarpon
Springs, Switzerland, ST. Petersburg and Tamps
1000 a. Cumberland Route Express Connects a,
Fernandina with Steamer City Of Brunswick daily for
Brunswick, Macon, Atlanta Chattanooga, Louisville,
$40 p. m. Fernandina Mail and Express daily con
meeting Tuesday and Friday with Steamer ST. Nicholas for
Savannah and way landings. Thursday with Mallory
Steamers for New York. Sunday with CLYDE Steamers
for New York.
This new service gives perfect connection at Baldwin
Tor ali points North and West Via Callahan 10 ALI nonts
North East and West. Via Femandna connecting
with steamer City OF Brunswick for Brunswick Macon
Atlanta and ali points North and West
Tram leaves Monticello Tuesday. Thursday and Satur-
DAY on arrival OF s. +. & W. Vestbule train for Tails.
n Ia A. .. MACDoNELI-
~. 4. mAA~.LL, Il. p. l. T. A.
Gen. Manager
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FOR SALE.


1S0 ACRES ADJOINING CITY. LOcNm|
IoO thoroughly healthy. Residence o,h n
minutes walk from business centre. and n. !.
uies walk from railroad depos: most besulIss
uailon in tie State. The house. which i hry. y
built, am in thorough repair. i situated d,
80 feet high, comm .nding al extensive and -
Ing view in all directions. Soil rxceTept !
orchard OF about four acres: yielded lss y.r
a oarreis-second year of bearing. Eru
BARN OF a stalls, with hay loft 60x3O. Mu
house, with other necessary oCthuiIdingx g.
Cool well. Pasture 40 acres fed by Deyer -
clear stream. For sale in whole. or in por6m
following terms One-eighth in cash -
spread over seven or eight years. with ir.az
present legal rate apply 10 J. ;. LOCEl
or j. T. BERNARD, Sosk
Feb. IL. 1SS9-tf.
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Il 5 r. B. GERMAN. Mayor.
TALLAHASSEE. FL

TALLAHASSEE. Fla. March y, 1889.
Mayor and City Council Of TaliahaSsee, Fla:
GENrLEMEN-l hereby accept, in behalf of my
self and associates the provisions OF the ordinance
passed this day entitled IAN ordinance to grant r.
L. Bennett and Associates. and their successors and
assigns, who to organize As a corporation 10 be
styled Tallahassee Walerworks Company the tx
elusive privilege of constructing, ID ntanng and
operating u system OF waterworks in the civ of
Tallahassee + ,orida.' K. L. BENNETT
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-
iii THE BOULEVARD HOTEL ,

Is The only hotel in the CITY for GU IA II
Satisfaction guaranteed, and rates q D
cheap. john D. Is ..,,;eio.
Cliff
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You HuAt Read This

From and after this date no local reading
notices will be inserted in the FLoRIDIAS tor
less than ten cents line. This does not affect
rates already established for such notices, where
parties keep s. anding display advertisement in
our columns #
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE.

PULLMAN CAR SERVICE n
Train leaving Townsville at 1850 N, es''''-
Sleeping Car TO New York. ,,;ss =
Train leaving Waycross 81 AIS n. 9 Rsivg.
Sleeping Car TO Cincinnati. via E. 7. '. o-r;es
Train leaving Townsville al g. 81 10.
Sleeping ar TO Cincinnati via l. x \. n hsWu
Train leaving Waycross at 600 m vis d thrczt
and Albany at l2.Sa, night, carries sleeps
Cincinnati --;-s ~
Train leaving wayercss at 12lo night oA'''
10 Savannah re a.
Through tickets sold to all points bass's
through. Also. sleeping car oerths sc ssupInrg
X. G. FLEMING WV. p. HAhD1ps pes
Superintendent Gehei@
7. J. WRIGHT. Agent at Mont cello
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-26

Any one desiring 10 purchase rent dwell
ing honse-ive rooms, one dressing room large
pantry, together with lot. comprising nearly half
Of a city block, well mproveG-price moderate
possession given Al any tme)-can % 81 BIZ ap-
plying TO Is If GEO. w WALKER
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400 For 81.

Liverpool. Fla Orange Grove.
We put dollars worth OF advertising in the
IMMIGRATION FLORIDIAN, and have 800 clear
profit SO far on the investment. Real estate
men, patronze that old-tmer and you won't be
sorry for it we are not. Il
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1889-03-26

Comprising bed room. dining room, parlor.
library ana kitchen furniture. including pink and
gold toilet sets-singe and dou5le-common
bed room ware, glass dishes, fruit dishes, tea and
breakfast SETS, &c, Sc Also my fine piano, cost
500, will be so.i for 800, part cash, balance on
credit, If desired.
Basket phaton, strong and fine springs, $40.
Well ore1 bay g-dng. l5t b .nds. very gentle
and excellent traveller, either ia carriage or un-
der saddle
Boys saddle, 81 J s. LOCKE.
25-tf
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Bargains

have pair OF fine mules, years old, well
broke to wagon and plow. Also one horse and
one mare, both well broke-all for sale cheap for
cash. (25 I'll LV DRNNARD
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Eggs for Hatchin@.
FROM PURE BRED Fowls


Single Comb Brown Leghorns and Barred
Plymouth Rocks. at 81 % per setting Of IS eggs
Satisfaction guaranteed
WILLIE ROBERTS,
924m Cenreyilie Fla Loon Coun'v
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Grain and aSay.

We will keep constantly on hand full sup
ply O: best timothy hay, oats and corn, which
will be sold in any quantity at lowest cash
prices. 20uJ T. j. ROBERTS & Son.
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Having taken charge Of The house known as tht
Whitaker House. is now prepared to accommo.
date bnarders % #
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II you want fine saddle horses carriage horses
draught horses, big horses "r little horses, a, ex.
ira low prices go TO.
IAN T. J. ROBERTS & Sons
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Private lSNarh

At Mrs. Z. W. CANDLES, on Calhoun street.
19-tf
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1t will cost you only one dollar to send the
FLoRrDIAN, to friend for WHOLE year. If
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For Sale.

An Eiehi-Horse Portable Engine, mounted
on Wheels in good working order Having re-
placed it with larger one will sell ON easy
terms Apply TO JOHN BRADFORD,
Bradiordvllle Fla.
December f. 1S8S-l0-tf
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SAVANNAH. FLORIDA AND WESTERN
WAYCROSS SHORT LINE
TINE CARD IN EFFECT FEB. II. nj
THE MONTGOMERY ROUTE.

A trans OF This road are run bv Csrt-sl San|
lt-s- Fa>>e1ger Trains will leave daily IS follow
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Men 10. 1889 .
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SEC. 10 Tbat the City of Tallahassee hereby obi
gates Itself To remit to said company its successors
and assign and All lie, fe,- taxes. dues and
ch-Tg"s winch may al any tine hereafter be levied
and assessed ty said city 'gainst said comIany or
upon the plant 10 be used in aaIG water works sys
SEC. IL. That full assent ia hereby given 10 char
ter To be granted By the legislature OF the State OF
Florida to the said T. l.. Bennett and his associates
their successors and assigns, be obtained by
them under the general lncor pOration laws of said
State, incorporating Them into = body corporate IN
der the name OF " Tallahassee Water works Com
pany, and granting to said company the exclusive
right TO cons ruct maintain and operate system of
water works in said City of tallahassee for the pur
pose oil supplying said city its Citizens residents
aud inhaptints With water for protection againet
ire and for domestic santar, and other useful and
beneficial purposes and To IN he such reasonable
rules and regulations for the government Of private
consumers. in the use OF it water and TO charge
such rates therefor SAID company may determine
upon; Irorided, l he ratee do not exceed those
tafshed as a maximum by this ordinance.
SEC II That ess the 5 id K. l. Bennett shall
signltI Ia writing To the Mayo and Council his ac
cept nee of the provisions aud conditions of this
dinance within thiity days from its passage the
same >hall he void aud Of no effect.
SEC ID That il the provisions of this ordinance
accepted l. provided for in tie foregoing Sec
lion, then ii shall be mutually binding upon the
city III tallahassee and the said K l.. Bennett and
associates. or thu COMPANY TO be organized by them
IN pursuaucr of the rovi-ions thereof; and II shall
hav the force and effect of contract bet the
respective parties asI ully md completely if il
were drawn n int form a, d signed by he contract
Ing parties b CARPENTER.
Pr sid-ut City Council
Attest: J. l. DEMlLLr, City Clerk.
AppTONed:-
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Witness: F. c. Owens.
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just received, at 25-2, g. W. SAXON & c,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-06-07

Nrw SroRE.-Whliam Haller has nov
taken possession Of the store lately &C.
cupied ~ y. II. Junker. on the corner
of an and jackson streets Ia Jasper, and
il daily adding 10 bis stock Of goods
He has . good stock OF dry eoods. no.
tions. boots and shoes, groceries o. 81
kinds, usually kept in . general store
aud will sell a. cheap - . very moderate
profit will admit. He invites every body
10 call and see his goods. whether they
buy or not. No trouble 70 show goods
All kinds OF country produce tsken -
exchange at the highest market price.
2w. WILLIAM HALLE8-
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PrrsoxAL.-Mr. Noah Moser. EsQ.
or Loogootee, was IL Jasper looking up
pension business on "Wednesday. Every
soldier should nov apply for . pension
Hon. f.. W.. P~ickhards. editor % the
Signal, called at the Courier once on
Monday. lie keeps the Signal pursuing
the even tenor OF lie way, as the leedinE
paper Of Huntingburg. notwithstanding
the competition o. three other printing
establishments there.
Mr.. Jos. Main. OF Jefferson township,
was in Jasper Tuesday, aud informed Ne
that the broad cast sown wheat % NE
locality was very badly damaged BY the
sly,r and would not yield halt : crop.
NJ. VIM. Jarboe. or Birdseye, called
Monday. and says the Hardwood factory
there Il In fun blast again, turning oul
large quantities OF oak staves.
Miss Laura Daniel . handsome young
,adv or Troy, spcut Sunday with her
nephews, Mr.. J. l. Brett children -
jasper.
Re~. r. G. Bcharreli preached N sp-
propriate memorial sermon Tor p y.
A. r. a Tie III. K. church 10 Jasper sun.
day last. He remained In town gu
Tuesday evening, superintending some
fixing up At the church.
Drs. Wersz and Sslb win attend the
District Medical convention . Wes'
Baden next week.
Mr.. John w. Minor. Of the Indisnapo
lie Sentinel Co., was Ia Jasper Wednes
day.
Mr.. Samuel Dillon. OF Dwell, spen
"wednesday II Jasper.
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Probably no one thing has caused such
= general revival OF trade IT Martin
'Friedman's Drug store. - their giving
away 20 tt.rir customers Of % many free
trial bottles of Dr. king's New Dis
roserv for Consumption. Their rad
y simply enormous in this very vsluAo''
~srtirIe from the fact hat il always cures
ant never di-sppoints- Coughs. Colds
Asthma. Bsobchitis, Group, and al throat
and lung dis~a>es quickly cured 2
can test il before buyiux BY getting Z
trial bottle fire.. large size 81. Ever,
bottle warranted .