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II MARKETS.
STOCKS.
Nxw YoRE, Sept. g.-Rar silver. 73k.
Copper-Flrmer. lake. 2A71

Nxw YORK., Sept. 2i.-Rar silvsr. 7Sk.
C~opper-Firmer. lake, SAFE.
1ead-SteAdy; domestic - so.
Tho stock market to-day WAS excessively DUH
but yet the total sales footed up higher than yea
to-day and dealings were letter distributed.
There was dearth Of influencing news on tho
street. The situation at Washington was I'M
changed aud room traders wers in control Of tho
III fket. which was 4 struggle for a few points on
either side of the account. Fluctuations. there
fore. were without Significance The general
market was irregular throughout the day. hav-
ing moments OF depression and firm ness, but
never approaching either severe hesviness or
great huoyancy, the strongest tone being Appsr-
emit at the close.
New governments-Steady.
Enirnl Anm- A 1T irn. ;n,,,o., nasAAa. az III
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Matheson < Co.
GOLD BLOCK.

SUMMQNs-1N THE DISTRICT COURT or
Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis ami
,, HhaF IT, a. f.p Rest. PLAINTIFF; y; cEsr. J !; Roas
and L. 6. r. Lotz assignee. defendants.
.h m5s n stassa q d.ta MSnsAn. sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
s hfonsht against you by The sboys named plain
tIist Of the state Of MentanA, IN and for the
complain. iisd M therein siaA.' within ! ton days
. .erstss, Sa ,o OF q ~ shi. a :Sm@ 9s ss' 4 s:.,s si's ~itS Shs
within .tbiss district within twenty days: Other
wise VIZ Tithin ferty dsys OF Judgment BY default
prayer OF said complaint.
lhe saih action IL brought TO recover. judg-
% tasa1 .s.iHn .t the dsfsnsans. for 81 10y With hin in
tro" May 70. 1888, on q certain prsmi.sory note
.nsen Iassrs sna osHp;U y d;te (. h:y %. 1882; made
Boutslls and VIM. A. Boutelle TO plaintiff. and
AIN m5ortf.se dated May 70. 1892, on Let 10.
lana given to secure the payment OF the above
described note and interest coupon and to fore
9lose the dsisndsnt:. +: =; Wallace and !. &: +;
attorneys fees and for costs Of suit.
appear and answer tho said complaint. ~ above
court for the relief demanded in 'aid complaint.
trict court Of tke First judicial diistrict Of the
state Of Montana, in and Tor the
@.S@. county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal fir.t1 this Ith day Of fsptemher. in
Jud. Dist. tbs rear Of our Lord one thoss-
Court a.; ;Sfs: s'sh: JOHN eHRs1 ShA M G Rl'2:''-
j:'W y K ssis.z zttcrn nsDfs SI p liant
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IA court of the First judicial district of the
state of Montana in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke.
Charles A schieren and F. A.. NJ. Burrell,
partners. as { harlss A. Sch;eren & Company,
plaintiffs, vs.. eioux City Engine Works, defend
ants.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
1ouar hereby required to appear in an action
in the district court of the First judicial district
OF the state of Montana, in and for the county of
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days exclusive of the day
OF service) after the service o You of this sum-
mons, if served within this county: or. if served out
twenty days, otherwise. within forty days. or
Judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer of said complaint.
L lie SAID att:onl s brought to recover Judgment
against YOU for S492. Is with six per cent interest
per annum from Marcn ?, 1888. according to the
conditions of a promissory note made and de-
livered by you to plaintiffs. and for the sum of
Sl-t.V2 with 10 Per cent interest from sept. 6,
ls"S, tor goods. wares and merchandise sold and
de.l.7ered by plaintiffs TO you at your request
during the year 1885,.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear ma answer the said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff vii! lake Judgment
against you for ak hundred nineteen and eigh-
teen-onH, hundredth dollars with interest As
aforesaid and the cos' E of this acton.
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trltt court OF the tilst judicial district of the
state of Montana, in and for the
r,,.3 county of LOWS and Clarke.
: cal First this 21st day of September in the
Jud, j lst. year of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three.
.-. JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Fly. g. O. FREEMAN, Deputy !. Jerk.
Walsh x Newman. plaintiffs attorneys.
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NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AN
~ nual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
stednan Foundry \ Machine company will be
hsld at the ONCE OF the Montana hationai bank,
1893, for tho purpose Of ~slecting trustees and
transnctins such other business as may properly
come before tho meeting, L. RANtGME.
Helena. Eept. 10, 1893.
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A MFETINa. OF THE sToCKHoI DvRs on
psny viii be held At the Office OF tho oampsnr.
N No, % ~ n. ,ha "r. New iork CITY. state, Of New
1 soo on tho 18th day Of Uctobsr. in tho year
hEnbEK, II. Waikiki.
LOUISE nj. WALkEl,
Majority Of Eosrd Of Trustees,
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BOARD OF EQUAL IzATioN-NoTlcE IA
hereby given that the city council will sit "A
. board OF equalization on Tuesday evening,
sspt; zlth. All persons feeling thsmselves
IN peraon and ,preseht their complaints Tho
sssessment books arc now open to Inspection In
my on CO c. b. GAKuETT,
City Assessor and Treasurer.
Helena tept u. 1893.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEIT1NG-OTFlcE OF
- the Copper oil Mining Company. Helena,
Montana, repttmber -, 1854.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of tho
stockholders of the Copper Eel Mining com.
pany VIII lie hold at their Office in the city of
Montana, on "Wednesday. the Int day of hoyem-
her. a. - le03. at which time and piaca a vote of
Il o stockholders Will tie taken on tho PROPOSE
pany from five hundred thousand shares to nine
hundred thousand dollar. and also on tho
proportion TO make the said stock assessr Bile,
il accordance with the provisions of the stat ute
IN such cases made and provided.
WIN. MUllI.
III. +. Ii,
j. {. EAi COCK.
I. II. KLEINSCHMlDT.
Trustees.
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BARGAINS.

Good residence lot on Ninth Ave-
nue., less than a block from Elec-
trio line. only $3.50. 81 per front
foot.
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~ wishes work in private place. Can do good
plain cooking and also dining room work or
chamber WORK. Call 3Os Blake street.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
oFSicE OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE

CURRENCY.
WARRINGTON. u. G., sep.. is. 1898.
NOTICE IL HERE by GIVEN TO ALL PEP
s,Ds who ma, have claims against =" he
thst tho sAme must be- preS.n,ed TO Thoma, 4.
matiow. ~recsivcr, with tho legal proof thsreof.
MI'ain tnree months from this date, or they may
o"'ssiioWsd. JAMES u. EOkELE,
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SITUATION WANTED-COMPE1ENT GIRL
~ wishes work by the dag, cleaning house or
washing, is also a good cook. Call sos Erecken
ridge, over grocery,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A COMPETENT
family. Address Hulda, this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG LADY
~ wishes to work for board while learning
millinery trade. Address l. N. Independent Of
fee,
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG LADY,
" position in an Office or store. Address A.
G. kanborn, city.
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SITUATION WANTED-A COMPETENT
, waitress wants situation after Oct. 6. Ad.
dress No. As. Yellowstone Natl onal Park. Wyo.
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SITUATION WANTED-A LADY OF EX-
~ ,~perience wishes nursing at SO a week or
plain family sewing at IL rs a day; no ob5ection
Mrs. r.. g., Independent office
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~ competent chambermaid; can do private
work. Address M. L. M" Station A, Helena,
Mont.
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SITUATION W%hNIED-RY A COMPETENT
- woman to do homework. ipply 1928 jack
son street,
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SITUATION WANTED - DREssMAKING.
~ children's clothing a specially. Gil Fifth
avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A WOMAN AS
~ cook or to do homework in o small family.
Address 405 North Rodney street.
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SITUATION WANTFD-BY A YOUNG LADY
to learn millinery trade. Address {. g.. this
Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO GENERAL
~ housework. Address 211 N. Rodney street.
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GITUA1ION WANTED-BY A RESPECTA-
~ Bile woman to DO work by the day. Call
at ~ Division street, near Rodney.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY YOUNG GIRL TO
~ care for children and assist in homework.
Address $50 Sanders street.
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SITUATION wANTED-A roy OF Il YEARS
~ would like to learn the druggist bushes 50;
speaks and writes both English and German
languages. Address 1922 Fifth avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A MAN WITH
~ a family, as janitor or taking care Of horses.
Tan make himself useful generally. Address {.
l.. q. this office.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY MAN AND
~ wife, on = ranch or in hotel. Call at 500
broadway, upstairs.
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SITUATION W~ANTED-BY THOROUGHLY
~ competent cook: good laundress. II South
Benton avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-A YOUNG MAN,
~ strong and healthy. with good education
and references. will, take any honest work at
small wages, with chance Of advancement. Ad-
dress Ii. H.. this Office.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY GIRL TO WORK
North Rodney.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A RFSPECTA-
~ BILE lady to keep house: widower preferred;
home more an object than wages. Address Mrs,
4. B., care 1913 forth Main street,
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SITUATION WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED
~ laundress would like employment: can also
do cooking. Inquire at 924 Butte avenue,
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SITUATION WANTED-TO DO HOUSE
work in city or country. 12l Jackson street.
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WANTED BELGIAN ME-
~ chanic. rs years experience. desires situa-
ton. wages to suit the times. Inquire 56 South
Main ktreet.
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WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
re Wilbur ........ Palace Hotel. San Francisco
MINNESOTA,
Wilbur Tsbbils ....... Merchants Hotel. st. Paul
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SITUATIONS wANTED-rEMALE.
Advertisements under this head three times
f

SITUATION WANTED-HY A .REsPECTA-
~ BILE young lady to care for children and as
sist in housework; can furnish reference II re-
quired. Call at 10 l. ivis on street, near hodnoy.
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THE PALMER HOUSE.
r. H. MUILoNEy. Prop.
Rooms with al Modern Conveniences. Special
Accommodations for 1'ransients.. Location CEN
trail. All Electric Cara pass, the door. Main
etroet. opposite ! irst National Eank.
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UTAH.

COLORADO.
Smith d eon. ........... go Sixteenth St, Denver
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements Inusr lhls heaA thrss time,
! kEE.
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HELP wANTED-FEMaLE
HELP T.

WANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK, ONLY
" first class need apply. 2l2 ! ighth avenue,
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HELP TED-M
\MAhTED BOY, BETWEE 16 AND IS
w years old. for Office position. Excellent
opportunity for promotion and permanent posi-
ton; requirements, n~estness. good penmanship
and good address. Address in own handwriting
Opportunity in care independent office.
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HOODS PILLS cure Habitual Constipation by
restoring peristaltic action of the alimentary canal.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
E'OR RKNT-FURNISHED AND UNFuR.
L nished rooms for housekeeping; IS per
week. SIG Eighth avenue.
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EOn RENT-THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
/ rooms in town can be secured at tho Mo.
Donald house, 613 North kAin street. ", A..
Mcdonald, proprietor.
The herald., 1893-02-08
POLICE COURTS.

Minor Cases Which We're Up for Trial
Yesterday.
The case of threats to "kill and do
great bodily injury preferred by one
Captain M. M. Chase against Mrs G..
Browning, Miss Lilly Browning, and
Mrs. P. Sole, was continued in Justice
Seaman's court yesterday until to.mor-
row afternoon. Hon. j. Marion Brooks
is consul for the defendants.
Chase@vacated his room yesterday, the
landlady holding portion of his pict-
ures and furniture for the 500 she claims
to be due to her for rent.
@. 0. Calkins swore out warrant
yesterday iu Justice Seaman's court
against W. W. Curtis, charging him
with willfully destroying, decapitatipg
and killing" two chickens, the property
of Mrs. w. W. Curtis, OF South Water
street, East Los Angeles. Whether these
chickens were of bantam variety. whose
crow was necessary before they arose.
or whether they were merely spring
chickens, 10 not set forth in the
complaint.
Hazel Curtis was fined SIS on the charge
of drunkenness.
The unfortunate hungry man, John
Eabal, who was arrested for making q
raid upon another mans lunch basket,
was acquitted.
The herald., 1893-02-08
CHAMBER OF. COMMERCE.
Divers Matters of Importance Whic
Are Receiving Attention.

Divers Matters of Importance Which
Are Receiving Attention.
In regard to recent communication
from Mr.. Willard in regard to the legis-
lature passing resolution asking con-
gress for the appropriation for San Pedro
harbor, Assemblyman Frank Finlayson
writes that he has consulted with Sem
ator Mathews, and they will see that
such resolution is brought before the
legislature, and will also do their utmost
to have it passed.
Mr.. Willard has also written north
urging the local aesemblymen to en-
deavor to have the Ostrom resolution,
now pending before the senate, 30
changed as to select September, 1898, as
the time for holding the irrigating con-
gress also that it be held in Los An
geles.
Just at the time the supply of the
bureau Of information pamphlets is CIV
ing out applications for them are re-
ceived in large numbers daily. Already
10000 applications have been refused.
Mr.. John Sebastian, general ticket and
passenger agent of the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad company,
with headquarters at Chicago, has tele-
graphed for an additional supply of 500
copies, and Mr.. ]. M. Crawley, assistant
general passenger and freight agent of
the Southern Pacific Railroad company,
has asked for 1000 copies more. Both
of the requests have been refused, for
the present at least.
G. NJ. Wells telegraphed yesterday
that he would be unable to be present
at the annual meeting of the chamber
of commerce next Friday.
Hon. Benjamin Folsom, United States
consul to Sheffield, Eng, also a cousin
of Mrs. Grover Cleveland, was at the
chamber yesterday. He stated that
great interest in California has been
aroused among the English people. He
intends to deliver lectures there upon
California on his return. Views of this
section are also to be taken and will be
used to illustrate the lectures. Any
persons who may have photographs of
their residences or any pretty scenes
characteristic of the country can leave
them with Mr.. Willard at the chamber
of commerce, and they will be used by
Mr.. Folsom.
If it does not rain today the chamber
OF commerce excursion over the South
ern Pacific railroad to inspect that COM
pany's new wharf at Santa Monica
cafion will leave on the / 10 p. m. train.
A large attendance is expected.
Invitations to the annual banquet at
Hotel Redondo are being issued. They
can be obtained only by members OF the
chamber of commerce.
Invitations to the following persons to
be present as guests of the chamber
have also been issued: President Ben
iamin Harrison Porfrio Diaz, president
OF Mexico; Grover Cleveland, president
elect; Leland Stanford and Charles N.
FELTON,, United States senators from Cal
ifornia; Stephen M. White; John p.
Jones and VIM. M. Stewart. senators
from Nevada; Thos. J. Geary, Anthony
Caminetti, John T. Cutting, S. G. Hill
The herald., 1893-02-08
THE WHITE BANQUET.

The Indications Are That 1t Will Be a
Sumptuous Affair.
The final arrangements for the grand
banquet rendered to Senator-elect White
by the Democratic county central com
mittee have been completed, and the
success of the affair is now assumed.
About 250 tickets have been subscribed
for, and at the present rate of subscrip D.
tion there will probably be over 300
guests present to do honor to the new
senator.
The arrangements for the affair are
being made upon an elaborate and
sumptuous scale. Turnverein hall is
being especially decorated. The COM
mittee in charge is assured by Caterer
Brink that the menu will be equal to
the richest spreads ever laid on this
coast.
The list OF speech makers comprises
some of the ablest men ever gathered
in this community, among them being
ex-senator Edmunds of Vermont, who
has indicated his acceptance OF the in
vitation to respond to the sentiment
"Our Country" Col. John P. Irish
will be present and do honor to the
toast "Grover Cleveland" and Hon.
Max Pepper will speak of "Young Men
in Politics."
The toasts, comprising Is in number,
have in fact been assigned to gentlemen
who are recognized as eminent takers,
and some particularly happy as after
dinner speakers. The committee eeem
to have succeeded admirably in divest-
ing the occasion of Offensive partizan-
chip" and Democrats and Republicans
alike are jealous in their endeavors to
make the affair notable. Subscriptions
to tickets will be taken by any member
of the banquet committee, and from any
reputable citizen.
The herald., 1893-02-08
FRIDAY, Feb. 10, at 10 Am.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT HERE
IN after all persons wishing to have children
admitted into or discharged from the 'Los An.
geles Orphans Home," must make application
TO ths Ad Dtssion Committee, at the Orphans
Home, corner Yale and Alpine streets, on # RI
All persons wishing to adopt or indenture
children, are requested to apply at the same
time and place,
Persons indebted to the society for board of
chi dren are notified thst payments must be
made promptly, at the same time ano place.
Such persons as do not regard this direction by
March 1, 1898, are notified that the board Of
Managers will feel at liberty to place their
children in good private homes.
Parents, relatives and friends visiting days
are the second and fourth Fridays of each
month. This rule must ba strictly observed.
Los Angeles, Feb. z, 1898.
The herald., 1893-02-08

born, Eugene F. Loud, William W. Bow
ers, John T. Cutting, Marion Cannon,
representatives from California; HI. H.
Markham. governor of California; M. r..
Higgins; Arthur L. Thomas, governor
of Utah. Ross X. Colcoid, governor of
Nevada; Sylvester Pennoyer, governor
of Oregon; John H. McGraw, governor
of Washington; Nathan o. Murphy,
governor of Arizona; L. Bradford Prince,
governor of New Mexico Luis Torres
governor of Sonora and Lower Califor-
MIA; Gen. a. Med McCook, command
ing department of Arizona John ".
Davis, director general worlds Column
bian exposition; John M. Samuels,
chief department of horticulture, Colum
bisn exposition; J. r. Ellert, mayor
of San Francisco; M. Sherman, mayor
OF San Diego; E. w. Gaty, mayor of
Santa Barbara; E. B. Pond, president
chamber OF commerce, San Francisco !;
Eugene j Gregory, president state board
of trade; Hosmer P. McKoon, presi-
dent chamber of commerce, San Diego |;
W. E Howard, president board of trade,
San Diego; George F. Edmunds, United
States senator from Vermont; Gen. w.
S. RosecranB; Allen Marvel, president
Santa Fe company; @. P. Huntington,
president Southern Pacific company !;
Richard Kerens, president Terminal
Railway company; George @. Magoun,
chairman board of directors Santa Fe
company; W. 81. Mills, chief Of land
department Southern Pacific company !;
Joseph Medill, editor Chicago Tribune ;
G. F. Holder, editor California Illus-
trated Magazine; w. r. Hearst, editor
Examiner; M. H. de Young. editor
Chronicle; Frank Pixley, editor Argo-
naut; William J. Nye; John P. Irish !;
representatives of the local press.
The chamber has received 5000 pack
ages of garden seed, for distribution
only among its members.
The herald., 1893-02-08
1t Took Trouble, but He Got 1t.

II Took Trouble, but He Got It.
About two or three months ago pur-
chased from you bottle of Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy, put up in Des
Moines, La. Such good results were OBJ
tanned from its use that I enclose 81 and
ask that you send me two bottles by ex-
press.-J. A. ScRIvEN, 18 East Fif-
teenth street, New York city. To. II.
II. Lane, druggist, Peekskill, N. Y. Mr..
Scriven is president of one OF the largest
shirt factories in New York, and widely
known in business circles. When
troubled with cold give this remedy a
trial and, like Mr.. Scriven, you will
want it when again in need of such a
medicine; so cent bottles for sale by G.
F. Heinzeman, 222 North Main street,
druggist. .- -
The herald., 1893-02-08

Chinese and Japanese curios, silk dress pat
terms; ladies' embroidered silk handkerchiefs,
wear and gents furnishing goods. Also an ex-
tenslve line OF new holiday goods at very low
prices. Please call and inspect our stock be-
Main street, near plaza