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The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
rIrh CnitnninrIr.

Another short cotton crop is the news from al parts of the state. This is the greater reason and Urg- ency for it's careful picking and handling. Well picked and care fully handled cotton always brings the best price and the sooner it is done after 1t has opened the better the condition for picking and say. ing in a good marketable shape. lt is not well to hold the cotton in the field for a raise. it will do much better to hold 1t in the bale under shelter. The bad weather is sure to come and then it may bo much of the crop will he wasted and pickers hard to get. The probabilities are that prices will ad- vance but losses and iHjury in tue field will offset any small rise in the price. The sooner it is picked the surer the chances for loss wil be overcome. No time can now Le wasted when there Is cotton tn pick. Gather and house it soua and if yaH don't want to sell huli it Ihs is the safest by far and Wil be money in pocket
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
''i l2s yards Hope Domestic for one dol
En Is Coming! !

Dr. J. E. Flake, the celebrated Eye, Ear, Throat and Catarfh specialist, of Searcy, Ark, will visit Forrest City Saturday, October 3lst, 10 remain l5 days. All diseases of the Eye treated 10 days free of charge If entire satis- faction is not given. Al desiring the benefits of this offer must come in on first, second or third days. Office Gt the Forrest City House. Dr.piake is net one of those care-all rhy sicians who often invade country districts. and will only treat suclI cases as cOple under his special class of disease. Those who are acquainted with the Dr's practice do not hesitate in recommcnd- ing him as you may see from le.diu- his circulars CT from the following local, clipped from the Huntingdon Herald cf October l7th, which pace the doctor has visited for the second time. Procure one of his circulars from his agent now Ut the Forrest City House.
 II,, fgvtrr- Cr-naNrr, rrrN.r-
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
Notice of publication--i i2 33.
LAND OFFICE AT LlTTLE Ro.h. Ahh,
 Oct. h. icel.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following N named scttlCt hes filed notice ot his in- trption to make fnal proof in support of his ci.itl. and that said pr0.: iii be lndde before tho county tnagc or. n his absence; its c1uaty e.rrk = st fEaHeis counl&t Sfh.. i.t Forrest 'ir-. Ark on November ,l ,i, VIZ, Marshal Sheudc7d. Y. F.. No li.s1i. for the sW |, of n1. |. section -, township north, rsn-C2 ; cast.
 lie ran,.- the follo,rin. witnesses to prove his c3utinuuus residence uFoI sud cuttlfa- ton of said aud. v,z-: ,. A. White; N2ncrt I0t,i5. FoUX Asa3ars. Lake kaaht' fa!es- tine. Ark.
 Aps person who desires to pralcst against the allowance Of suCt Tropt. or Wao huCws ot any sulstant,si reason untcr tGe la" and t,ie rei.tEAti..i.s of fine Interior Doleitucnl Ths such proof sheaia not ha allowed, ws. hc given ap opportunity al Inc above ment'oe%i time and plnce to cyoss-eNHTiire inc witn'ase- rf ssiI cia airla.!t and to oi3er evidence i;1 re- hutIai of tat s;.bmitted hy cllil1ent
 D HAf EFtSI RgvtStcr.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23

Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sGrc approach of that nore terrible disease. Consumption. Ask your selves if you can afford for the sake oi say ing 9 cents. to run the risk and doBethiES for it Ne know from experience that Shiloh's Cure will cure your cough. l. asycr fails. This explains why mogc than a Million Bottles were ss.4 tue past year f relieves Group and WHoaping Cough at once. Mot.,ers. do not 8e without it Ter Lame Back, Side or Chest, Gse Sh.lah's 20 rous Plaster. sold by Winthrop & Co.,; J. J. Abies, Coll.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
FOR TIE SECOND TINE.
DIR. J. F. PLAKE ON HIS SECOND VISIT
 TO HUNTINGTON.


 TO HUNTINGTON.
 cover two months ago, Dr. J. E. Piake, specialist in chrome diseases more especially those of the eve and ear, made his first visit t0 Huntington. Day after day lis rooms at the Fellows Hotel were crowded with patients and for two weeks he labored from early morn till dewy eve. Eugagcments ai- ready made at ether places nece sslJated his leaving here before many of those who Would have avaiicd themselves oi his stryicrs could have their eases properly treated, and so make arrange meHts to return here again for q longer stay. Last week he arrived here again and those who were unable heretofore to obtain the benefits of his invaluable services, again came to the Fellows House, day after day. In the treat ment of the diseases of the eye and ear Dr. Flake has no superior. His library includes all the latest scientific works, covering his speciaties and h:s instru- ments are of the latest patterns designed by the leading iIstrumeut makers of the scientific world.
 Every case has the consideration given 1t necessary for it's successful treatment and if, after d thorough in- Yestigation, tlse Doctor IS of the opinion i that he cannot benefit d patient, the | sufferer is promptly and positively in- | formed of that fact, without any fee | whatever being charged. Whenever | Dr. Plake says that he can benefit or 1 cure q patient that comes tO his office, he can do it., unless something almost miraculous should intervene to delay | or prevent recovery.
 " esterday morning at the invitation ! of Dr. Flake, d Herald reporter visited l the Doctor at the hotel, and witnessed him perform and operation for PtoSiS or droouing eyelIds, on the eyes of Miss 1 Nancy Wood, the ninetecn-year old 1 daughter Of Mir. J. R. Wood. who lives 1 near Iiaytford, iu this county. Since she was nine years of age Miss Wood has boen a sufferer from PtoS!s. In q very few minutes, without scarcely any pain. the diseased lids were incised and sewn, it being evident to every ont present that the operation had beer successfully and scientifically perform 1 ed, and that in Il short time the patient would have the complete use of eye, whose sight had been darker fol years. The young lady herself was highly pleased with the operation, ant believes that her sight will soon bS fully restored.
 pr. Flake will be at the Fellow. Hotel until next Thursday, wher, patients will be received and treated according 10 the most scieniid, methods, Those who are sufferin, cannot do better that consult the Doc tor. Shalld he be unable to success fully treat the case he will frankly say so without charging any fee.-IImt ington Ferald.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
fkend NOtlCt.

yo the Honorable County Court of St. Trarc!s County. J.ig Term l.9l; The uuccle igAeI irechol.iors Cf g.. Francis cuuu:v. WuUlI petition your honor !" hp- point viewers to report urcn tbe @&p"ileneY Of changing Read District No. iJ CT 1elto township as follows:
 neRrniug at the southeast corner Of soc ton $}. town nship north. range cast. ana running thence noith on thc cast line or -all section 10 the county line. and Nacatt1g ttat part cf said road gs 1t now runs from said be- ginning point to tbo county line, end we, as in dcty bound. will ever pray
 CHts. DELASO,
 T. WATERMAN,
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
wr MANr Two pRINTERs.

An new subscribers. who come in from nov until January lst. 1892. will receive THE TINES from date cf sut'- scribiug until January lst, isa3, i9r Si.51. The stoner you come tLe longer you may have the paper fur your mouey.
 J.V. Welib Is one of tie most liberal and enterIrisiuC bu,iHess meu in For rest City. Last we' k Ee bad the race programme printed on lhe reverse side If his business card. and ihus furnished tle pairuus of tie FaiF cui.!e lo the snort. besides avaiiiHg Mms' ii of the splendid oppoituuiiy t0 do some gppd advertising Ih,s wtek, Ar. Webb with lis usual faros i-ht. g''t out the handsome house programme at tue new theatre We CnmnniHl him when you want anyta.ng in his line.
 Ere long the newspapers of ArSan- sas will cDmmeuce the wurs Of making hiW men out of very small uairrial. They have dule it in thr past anu will to it again soon the cloud capped orator Wi,l bring tu the front the uflice hunting eitzrn who Was hrn on lhe ragged e,ige ol lineIiy and wIto has rendered mUgc f9i,hful service to ihe people thau any other living Icing. The Yarnished boomer will have lis day and the hit tops anI the valleys will ring with the clarion notes uf the brass tonEled ofatcr and sti,l the people will not be happy Benten Leader.
 The Eastern Arkansas Fair Associa tinn feel aush ss!couft-ei 8. the sue cess of their meeting la,t week. IHE TIMEs is authorized tD state that the associaiian will offer premiums, next year. fer the best husltI Of corn. best pumpkin. best bale cl cotton Hong and short staplcl. lest leshsl of rotatoes Irish and sweet. best mule colt, Jest pair chickens. best hogs, and many other things too numerous ta mention A catalogue of premiums will be issued next spring or summer. and it will te the fault of the producers, 1T the next fall meeting is not Il grand success. We are proud Of our association.
 ssselaaE's WIRE Or casBgl for ve,4k Nerves
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
Chean Grccoltas.

Don't forget that H. E. Gwyn < Co, are leaders in low piiees. We will sell you:
 , pounds of Coffee for one dollar. IS Sibs Granuiated Sugar f0rone dollar. 20 wards Cotton Stripe fer one dollar. 20 wards Domestic for one dollar. 20 wards Standard Calico f"r one dol lar.
 l2i yards Hope Domestic for one dol- lar.
 And all other goods in proportion. We mean business. Gail and soc us
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
Malaria and Broken D own Consu-
AG NiDns
 WAYCEoss, GA. Dr. w. II. Whitehead:

Dr. W. II. Whitehead:
 DEAR SlR-At your request will s.lir my case. Some years ago l contracted malaria ln it's mat violent form while living at Newark, Y. !. 1 consulted various physicians and took run.5cl.ess prrpal latious, recommended as "sure cures, {" but k stuck to me likc brother. finally cane South and you put me tu taking your r. r. r. (PricSly Ash. Poke Root and Potassium) and l am to-day in as good health as 1 ever was-in fact. better. AS a remedy for bToken-down constitution it has no equal Yours re- saectfuily. T. r. COTTLE. Sold by Winthrop X Co.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
For .a.e by II. Eraas < ta-
Mll5s' Nerve ana llvar PTS.

They aet on a neg Pf.heip.e-ressiai. ing the liver. slaa.ach and bowel. through the nerves. X new discovery. Df. Niles. Pills speedily cure hiiiogsnes'. bad taste. torpid Ever. r.iU, constipation. In eoualed for men. women. ehildFea- Small- est. mi!se,t. surest. % doses. a5 cents. samples free at Winthrop & Cos drug sfurr
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
sniloh.s catarrn Remety.

shilah's Catarrh Remedy. a marvellous eurr for Catarrh, Dip,heFla. Canker Mouth and I!ead-A Ache. With each bottle there IS an ingenious Nasal Injector tsr the more sucCessful treatment of these complaints withaat extra charge. Price 59 cents Sold D Winthrop q O.; J. ;. A1'es' Colt
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
MntIcn tn RncnIun EIda.

Bids will be received for tke next thirty days for laying the Water Maines. for ths Forrest City Water works. Specifications may be had Of James Russell.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23

To hrol perfectly, oyer Ire, requires con. sfaEt wstchi7g Crd m experienced cook. With the CHARrER OAK. 6 child ton yS6ys cid VII equal aAy expert.
 Place an ordinary sheet- iron pan, cne-quar. ter fuli ot sand or wRter-either viii answer, sand f5 prcferGbie-upon the bottom oven plate to catch The drippirgs; grease tho oven slide or broilins rack; one grCesing is ell that t5 required Place the steals upon the oven slide; close tho wire gauge oven door for three to i've IainEsos-iGrge steaks rcquir3 ten 70 Aftoen minrteS-and the stsak VII bs thoroughly cooked on top and bottom as the eane tine.
 There is no taint of cosl.gss or sroko, and The meats are more tender and better in flavor than those broilod over the cosis. Tho cOnVeDisEce of broiling in tho oven will Do appreciated by every housekeepCr, and add3 Ennthor t5 tbe many reGsona Wi.y tha Chatter Oak hs5-c or Stove with tho Eira Cau.e Oven Door Ghcuid be preferred 70 aii C:neEz nCw In sle maIkek
 For Sale ty j. h. DrOwn, FOrrrd fily, ink
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
Dissolution or i'atnor~hip.

NOTICE ia by given tLGt the partner 4N sLfp heretofore csistilg hrtsee.i b r. Molf end Mrs Kuic Coleman is iats sty lis- -aiy-i hy nutHai lgusrl4ft Mas teiesran wlth- drcwing irutn Inc baeine~s. Ar NoN rs- s1rnes n.i inde ehtcliur-s CrlsttGg and i- lIthpr- lred Co collect all accounts .',sc Go" irtn.
 p. r. & nLFF.
 EES n kAftf COLEMAN. This lsth day Of September i-Jl.
 1 take this methoa to thank the patrons of the retiring firm aHi hope they will coutiuue to trade at the Greentgee. Ne pains will he pared ta have first class Euuse and my gDoris are the test the markets affords. \ share of the public trade solicited.
 Respectfully. Suet 18th. 1891. Q. r. WOLFF
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
Respectfully
nh Wnnt a Cnunhl

All eyes fitted and ft guaranteed st store ol \. x. Husson. Forre,t Cisy. AfS.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
M EEs sCURY

W. \. Saith, PadCcah, Ky, writes;
 "I was Govn sick with nlalariai fever for over month. The doctor gave me toQ much cslomcl end mercury, and uhen l began to get better rheumatism set fa, aod my isft les VAS made crooked. thought aacc got me to Use Balls Sarsaparilla.w W hieh gave ius strength and cured my rbeuna- tism, and ROW my leg is nearly stralght again and walk CD U very rcAGily.'
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
OVERWHELMING TEsTimJNY

Tn Favor of Hawkes. New Crystal
 lxsd Lenses Over AH Otnor9.
 FROM TIE EX-GOVERNOR OF FLORIDA.
 TALLAHASSEE. Fla. March !. iSsS.-- MT. A. K. Hawkes.. Atlanta. Ga.-Dear Sir: have thoroughly tested the glasses you fitted Co my eyes some time since, and have found them to possess seiiHrs~ ef vision which sarpa,ses anything of the kind 1 have eyef used.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
H0M,T USE

6lled with poisonous germ matter is like water on the forked tongues of flaming fire IL subdlcs tho evil instantly, even when otkcr mcdieincs have failed. Aesin, Buii's Sarsararilia is frequently used alter the system has Lccome poisoned by Inc use of mercury aud potash. It quickly eliminates these mineral loisons f.O,n tho system, thus preventing and curing mer- curial rhcu:Eatlan, potash sores etc. la all syphilitic and scrofGlous a1reticas, Bull Sarsaperilia is a true panaeca The sequel.e of blood poison, such as salt rheum, eczema, kings evil, said head, boils, carbunclcs, itcb, sores, rheumatism, neuralgia, etc, all permanently disappear if the use of Bull's Sarsaparlla is con tinued q snfIicient length of ticne.
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23

IEBtS1N. Ky, APtd < its1. ftfl.s MlcrCte kflirT tu..
 Na-4viifa. T"nn.t CsnfIefncn-f us5st ii-tfi ssa Ftiloes or MT eruls Killer far iftsliEfaf f#ii lt'i general he- tli4tv | am ln Irtt..r taHtfh th@n ! fnFt FssI f..s years Thauks fo Alr. Nm. hGtEii f5.r his ~ut.i.crfzf til-tTittff=
 ANNIE ADAMS. F..~ ..,. by 1T praaa N ln
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
SUPERIORITY.
Eot Equality, bat tf1s Superiority oye5
 all other Blood Remedies.

Mercury enters inio the com position of rn.ny blood medicines, while with others iodide Of potash is tae principal insre- dieat. Both these substances are poisons, and while in soi4ie instances they lessea the severity of tue ravaSes of blood po;son, their Gsc il the end arc more kurtfal than otherwise. Bear in mind lr. John Bulls sasseparilla is strictly veg, etable compound. get it's effect on blood
The Forrest City times., 1891-10-23
hrID POTASH.

 r. B. Walton, Cairo, H., writes; "t ex- pcrienced the horrors of blood polson for four long ysars l had three runptng sores On my body a.a large as my hand taet would never heal, and over dozen smaller onef; My hair and eye brows and whlskers all cams out and locked like 2 perfect scare crow I became discouraged trying nedi- cine, but as . last hope trie1 Bulls Sars1ps- rllta TEe use of 2S bottles made me well. but there nre sears on my body thnt LOOK like they had besE burns.p rE- CiildrsD Ike 6lT. John Bulls Worm Destroyers. They taste good and never faIl to remove worms |; thero sro any. Price 3 cents. Try them.
 EB- "The dcmaDd Cor Smith Tonic syrup Is uneqral!sj hy a1y other chill piedicips made. My salos are immense" PJ. Dreher. Leesbu.g, il.
 JoHN D. PARK {; EoEs, Wholesale Acenfs, E5, I.T and i7s Sycamore St., Cincinnati.o 0.
 I5.
 For sale hy Winthrop & Co.. Forrest City. Ark,
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NOTICE OF DISSoL UTTON.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
~ ship-Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore subsistng between Us, the under
etgned. Ferdinand Toklas, Paul Siugerman and ].
- MacDougall. carrying on business at Seattle.
King county. Wash, under thestyle and firm name
OF Ioklas, Singerman Il Co. on the 18th day
OF July. A. d. 1891, dissolved by mutual consent,
and that the business in future will be carried
by 1.-THE Mac Dougail q Southwick Company" a
corporation. which will pay and discharge all debts
and liabilities and receive all moneys payable to
said late firm. FERDINAND TOKLAS,
PAUL SINGERMAN,
J. B. MAcDOUGALI.
Dated at Seattle this 18th day of July. 1891
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sorrcE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - TWELFTH
~ Street Grade-Sealed proposals VIII be re,
ceived by the undersigned secreiary OF sne
of Saturday, september IL, 1891, for HE stauihs
and construction Of sidewalks on Doth slaes oi
Twelfth street from Depot street 10 Pine stEse.
said city in accordance with the plans ana specin-
cations file IN this office.
Each bid 10 be accompanied by certified cneck,
payable the order of the city comptroller, i1r
sum not less than five Isl per cent OF the amount
bid and no bid will be considered unless accomps-
The board OF public works reserves the right 70
REJECT any and all bids.
Twelfth street Grade"
BY order OF the board
F. w. ID. HOLBROOK. secretary.
First publication August go 1891
NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRs.-NoT Is
~ given that the Board of University Land ana
Building Commissioners of the state OF Washing-
for ali the materials; secondly, for all the labor
necessary in The construction OF the main university
building tto-wit: the building for administration
ard beies-lettresl the site located therefor N
section 10. township % north. of range east, IN
King county Wash, in accordance with the plans;
other drawings and specifications therefor adopted
by said board and which will be found al the office
OF Boone d WILCOX. architects, IN rooms 50. %
and 90, in the Boston block. corner Second and
Columbia streets Seattle Wash, on and after Sep
TENDER /, 1891 Said proposals 20 be nled with the
tie on or before Thursday. september "a 1891. a,
the hour OF O'Clock p. M, al wnich time all pro-
posas will be opened publicly by the board 10 Us
contractors must be citizens OF the state of wash
ington. The board has the right 10 reject any and
al proposals. Each proposal must be accompanied
by a certified check in the sum of ten thousand
dollars 1910 O00 be forfeited upon the inability
of the bidder TO furnish satisfactory bond. Pro-
posais must be endorsed upon the envelope Sealed
proposal tor the building of the University of Wash
iDgton,"
Dated at Seattle. Wash, August 20, A. ID. 1881.
ELISHA p. FERRY,
Governor and President ex-offico.
JOHN ARTHUR,
JOHN McREAVY
CHARLES F. LEAvENwoRTH,
JAMES r HAYDEN,
Board of University Land and
Building Commissioners.
Date of first publication, August %. 1891
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CLAIRTOYAETS.

A RRTNED-MME. BE DELL, TIE HIGLHf
n celebrated business and test medium, ehe u
the only naturalborn medium in the world, pofn
with double veil and wonderful gift Of s>fona
sight; tells your entire life from cradle 20 grsves
every hidden mystery revealed: tells of yoar ~
cease, and date when things TO happens gfye
name of future husband or wife, also advice IN
business lawsuits, marriages, divorces, DEANS
uniting the separated. and removes all eyit innr
ence causing speedy and happy marriages; sns
has no equal; the medium will stay short tnis..
MI lhose VINO nav peen humohgged oy s9-cassto1
a IN. to p M; open sundays. Brunswick hoseb
300 Front street, rooms II and IL. Take elevator
MADAME ROSS CAN BE CONSULTED By
WI all on business, love and marriage. Heussy
block, opposite Abbott house, corner Third ana
Pike. Parlors IL and II.
LNLORENCE MARVIN, PROPHECIES, WHO
predicted The Seattle fire. Room 8, Phinnef
block, corner Front and Seneca streets
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MINING GEOLOGISr.

CHARLES L. BLACKBURN-PRACT
" mining geologst, will examine and report %
the condition and value OF any mining property IN
the state. Precious metal mines a speciality
Nearly twenty years experiences: moderate
charges; all work guaranteed Mining invest
ments-Statistics prove that systematic mining
gives larger profits the investment than any
other legitimate business known Capitalists seez-
ing investments invited submit propositions.
Can supply rare bargains. There is inexhaustlbg
mineral wealth right here In Washington. An
communications cheerfully answered Core
spondeuee solicited concerning geological or min
ing subjects Address, North Bend, King county
Wash.
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COMMISSION MERCH4yrs.

STORAGE-WE HAVE SUPERIOR FACiLls
~ ties Tor storage; household goods. furniture sna
other goods protected from dust aud song. II. n
Hammond q Co. SZl-S23 West, corner Marion.
STURAGE OF GRAIN, PRODUCE ANb
~ other property solicited and warehouse receip9
gwen H. X Hammond 81 o., S3a-S23 West ~"
Marion, and fronting Railroad avenue and wharf
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ESSING.

CIRCASSfAN HAIR PARLORS -RAScS
" waves <s,Irs, switches; goods made Ia orde-..
wig maSiN specially; bang cutting dressing
block, 709 second street 'e''oIn
t'A1E MASSAGE. THE NEW ART OF
Il acquiring good complexion yithon, cos,'o.
ies: progressing, cutting beechiug etc rnanicnr-
1 i,5 .,llI 'chropody. Mrs Reed, Atkins block 3I5
ViN y; WlTTWER, THE ONLY PRO
iessiohal nalrcresser and wigmaker in the city:
i win :. StsoIynsk san Francisco; hardness
Ins, ladieS and chiidrens bahgs-cuttng spe-
lay most natural looking hangs kept IN stock
arc MADE 10 order; all Kinds OF hair work done In
Inc very latest style. 314 Pike street
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NOTICE no srocKHoLDERs.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
l. holders of the James Street Construction Com
pany viii be held at the Offices of the company.
room 2l9 Pioneer block, on Monday, september z.
1891. j. u. LOWMAE. Secretary.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
L holders Of the Metropolitan Land Company
viii be held at the offices of the company room
2l9 Pioneer block, on Monday, September 7. 1891.
j. ID. LOWMAN. Secretary
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COyFECTIOyERS.

ICE CREAM, CONFECTIONERY. EIGI
L Henrys ice cream. all havors always on nsnat
delivere,; promptly all parts of the city; Meal0
pOiltan bricks. all haVOrs one quart % cenls
plnts 80 cents TWO quarts ST. or 50 per gallons
homemade candies made f.esA daily: largest
sortmeHt in the city at Henry 81 mira ste-~
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SHIRT FICTORT

QUEEN CITY SHIRT FACTORY, $50 81.
" enG street. AL kinds OF shirts 10 order, -
ect ut guaranteed George "a Hylane, Aanass~
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TEA MERCHANT.

TWO POUNDS OF TIE BEST LUMP oa
graduated sugar given with every posna !.
tea; coffee from % cents to IS cents per poane.
pounds or sugar given away with every ao, 80
worth. North Pacific Tea Company, liz rNs
street, between Front and second