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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-08-07
KENNEBEC COUNTY

Lewis Pierce ct ais VS.. Aver ct ais.
Argued orally. Counsel same as in abov
case.
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SAN BERNARDINO.
News Notes and Personal Items-Minin
News.

News Notes and Personal Items-Miuing
News.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 10.-Messrs.
Booher and Canterbury OF West High.
lands have commenced drying their
peaches.
Mrs. E. X. Henderson and children
have gone to Santa Monica beach for
the summer.
At the temperance lecture on Satur-
day evening temperance club was Or
ganzed to meet every two weeks at
West Highlands hall.
Lieut.. G. B. Baker OF Denver is at
West Highlands looking after his orange
orchards. He is we'll pleased with the
rapid growth some OF the young or.
chards have made.
The Holcomb Valley Gold company,
w. E. Pedley superintendent, is still
running and paying expenses under dif-
fcultiee. Larger machinery will give
dividends to the stock holders. They
have struck rich dirt, and when they
can put face ON it it will no doubt pay
largely. Another company in the same
district the Holcomb Mountain, Mining
company, is sinking for bed rock, but 30
far have not reached it.
Mrs. Myerstein and Mrs. ]. E. Rich,
with Joe and Ieale Cohn, left for Santa
Monica this morning.
Court Stenogrsphsr J. E. Rich was
passenger on the Bear Valley stage this
morning.
William GURUS left for Catalina isl
and this morning.
Manager Booth OF the Nevada South
ern has issued q new time card for his
road, to conform to that of the Atlantic
and Pacific. It enables the crew to
stop over night at Marvel, where it is
much cooler than at Blake.
j. E. Butler OF Albuquerque, N. M,
chief CLERK for John Denair, superinten-
dent of transportation on the Atlantic
and Pacific road, accompanied by his
wife, who was formerly Cotton lady, is
visiting friends here.
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TERMINAL ISLAND.
The Coming Foresters' Picnic-Porsona
Notes.

The Coming Foresters' Picnic-Porsonal
Notes.
TERMINAL ISLAND, Aug. 10.-The pic
mic OF the Foresters here on the 10Th
will be the event of the season. The
San Pedro members are working like
beavers to have everything ready that
can in any way add to the comfort or
pleasure OF the visiting brethren. They
will be met on their arrival by the San
Pedro court with band OF music, and
marched to the new pavilion, where the
reception committee will issue the ad-
dress OF welcome. Steamers, gasoline
launches, yachts, sailing craft and row.
boats will be at the disposal OF the viz
itore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Goldstein and
child of San Francisco put in the day
here.
Jones Howland and i. o. Stewart of
Los Angeles tried the bathing this morn
ing.
The steamer Eureka transferred some
40 tons of freight to the Terminal cars
on the Terminal wharf yesterday.
Two large vessels with lumber for the
Santa Fe, which will be hauled over the
tTaCk W buo CUunoCtlOA Win
that road, are now due here.
Captain Leland of the Eureka always
visits this place when his vessel is in
port. He was here Thursday.
The schooner Newark from Bohn's
landing, one of the vessels for the Santa
Fe, was towed in this morning and is at
the Terminal wharf disct arging her
lumber on the Atlantic and Pacific care.
The steam schooner Caspar from Cos
par, Cal, loaded with lumber and rail-
road ties, came in last night and ia ly-
ing at the San Pedro Lumber company's
wharf.
There will be 100000 feet of lumber
and cargo of piles landed on the Ter.
minsl wharf to be nsed by the Atlantic
and Pacific railroad in the construction
OF 30-mile branch line in Arizona.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Willoughby of
Jersey City. N. j., were amonget our
visitors today.
H. J. Fairview and Mics Minnie
Adams of East Los Angeles, and Mr..
and Mrs. John Cooper of Los angeles
lunched at the pavilion today.
Henry Worden and Oscar Hanlon OF
Fresno took dip this morning.
Among our visitors today were: Mrs.
James Heilman, Mrs. Thomas, Miss A.
Greble, Miss Fanny Schubrick, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Mooney, Mrs. Adelaide
Thompson and daughter Helen, T. E.
Burton, wife and sister Miss Priscilla
Burton. Joe Hawkins, Will Colfax and
Harry 0rtna of Toe Auoalas
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LONG BEACH.

interesting EXERCISES of the w. O. T. U.
Convention.
LONG BEACH, Aug. 10.-At 8: 80 this
morning the W. Q. I. U. convention was
called to order in devotional exercises.
Miss Rachel Reid read we'll prepared
paper on Responsibility. A spirited dis
cussion followed among the delegates.
Mics Ada Bisbee, srate superintendent
OF young woman's work, read an ex-
cellent and most interesting paper on
Our Social Influence.
The paper on Work Among Soldiers
and Sailors, by Mrs. $. A. McCleea, ma
tional superintendent, was one OF the
moet enthusiastic reports OF the con-
vention.
Children's hour was led by Mrs. Lucy
S. Blanchard.
This afternoon at 2 O'Clock the usual
devotional exercises opened the aasem-
bly,.
Mre. Mary G. Glass read paper on
Our Little Girls, which was heartily
approved by the convention. Vocal and
instrumental music was rendered. which
delighted the large audience.
Mrs. Josephine Z. Marlatt conducted
the Bible reading. entitled, What Are
Gods Claims Upon Us as Message Bear
ers? Psi. 81, IL; Dan. II. 3; Rev. %,
II. The topic proved to he most inter-
esting under the able leadership of Mrs.
Marlatt.
This evening Rev. Ada G. Bowlea of
Boston, Mass., will give an address on
The Perils OF the Hour. This will no
doubt be one OF the climaxing events OF
the convention.
Last night the Tabernacle was crowded
for the gold medal oratorical contest,
superintendent by Mas Nina Clarics
Cuthbert. Young ladies from Santa Ana,
Redlands, Compton. Pasadena and Long
Beach took part. The orations we're oil
excellent, and showed much preparation
and study. The cornet solo by MIR. W.
Frank Harsis of Orange was loudly APP
plauded. Miss Lottie Pinkham OF Los
Angeles, soprano, and Miss Alice II.
Eaton OF Pasadena, both sang beauti-
fully. Miss Eva E. Williams of Long
Beach received her usual ovation in her
well.delivered piano solo.
The first rehearsal of The Governess,
drama, was held in the Foresters' hall
last night under the management OF Mr..
Leon McReynolds.
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REDoNDO.
Sailors on n British Barkentino Sue
cessfuliy Strike.

| Sailors on British Bark entino Sue
cessfuiiy Strike.
REDoNDo, Aug. 10.-The barkentine
Glencairn finished unloading her cargo
today. She landed 1891 tons patent
fuel, 100 tons coke, 5000 barrels Of CO.
ment, 1912 cases of window glass, and
1000 demijohns. She sails Monday for
Portland, Ore, where she discharges the
rest OF her cargo.
Great discomfort has been exhibited
among the sailors on account of the boat
having to be taken from the wharf upon
the arrival OF each steamer. Three sail
ors refused to do the extra work. They
we're put in irons and the British consul
called down to settle the matter. 1t was
decided that the sailors could not be
forced to do the extra work, conse-
quently they were paid off and allowed
to leave, although they had shipped for
two years.
This morning the schooner Newark
was taken 10 tow by the tug Catalina.
She will 90 to San Pedro to discharge
her cargo of 1850 600 feet OF lumber,
which goes TO Pasadena.
The Bonita arrived today from San
Francisco with so tons of freight.
The arrivals at Redondo hotel, this
morning, are F. n. Andrews. Pomona;
L. P. Clarke, Ontario; L. M. Harvey.
Los Angeles.
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CAHUENGA VALLEY.
No Indications of y Dry Year in That
Fertile Place.


No Indications of Dry Year in Thst
Fertile Place.
CoLEGRovE, Aug. 10.-A stranger Wis.
!tng this section now would find it diff.
cult to believe that this is dry year.
He would find orchards fairly breaking
down with their loads OF fine fruit. He
would see great fields OF watermelons,
and. here and there, patches of corn.
pumpkins and other vegetables growing
as thriftily and looking az fresh and
green as if it had rained but yesterday.
Were one to tell him that all these things
are grown without irrigation, and that,
with the exception of two or three
sprinkles, no rain had fallen for over FIVE
months, and. for that matter, hardly
enough to take into account since De-
cemb Der last, he would be apt to con-
clude that somebody was lying or else
that the Cahuenga valley was remark
able place. Investigation would con-
vince him that in this Gaze at least the
latter conclusion was tho correct one.
On the Cole place il an irrigated al
falfa patch which has yielded three
heavy crops since May l and will yield
as many more before the end OF the
season.
The hundreds of acres of young lem
on orchards throughout the valley are
making vigorous growth.
Theirs is an active inquiry for real
estate hereabout, and several sales are
reported within the past week or 90.
The building boom continues without
abatement.
DR.. Gardiner has finished and moved
into his new home on the Boulevard.
r. d. Lyons residence is we'll under
way, as are also the residences OF E. Q.
Howard ard G. F. Harper.
Geo. p. Swan, late Of Kansas City, ia
putting up handsome two-story house
upon his place next to the German
church, little way east of Colegrove
crossing.
P. Hack has finished fine house on
Western avenue. and will build another
about one.half mile west OF it, upon a
fve-acre tract he he's lately bought.
The Pierces have moved into their neat
cottage on the foothill road, just east OF
Colegrove.
The death of Dir. J. H. Warneke last
Wednesday, while not expected, came
as a shock to his many friends in the
valley. This funeral services held on
Thursday afternoon at the residence OF
his brother.in-law, Mr.. e. @. Hurd, was
i'm pressively conducted by Rev. DR..
Reed, assisted by the Rev. NJ. l.. Wager.
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SANTA MONICA.
The School Bond Election Monday
News aud Personals.


SANTA MONICA, Aug. 10.-The PROPOSE
ton OF bonding the school district for {
school house at the canon comes up
again for hearing, or rather voting. or
Monday neSt, when every one should
vote either for or against the PROPOSE.
ton.
The vapor launch Hetty B. lie at Gaia.
lima island and doing land Office BUSH
ness, 30 its genial proprietor, Captain
Benslein, Gays.
A very entertaining social was given
at the Lawrence house last night. whom
high art of unspeakable beauty and
grandeur was exhibited.
The Misses Loomis headed what they
called q donkey picnic to the canon
Thursday, all the young people partici-
pating having superb time. The
method of procedure in such an en-
tertainment is to secure as many dom
keys as there are guests, with rider
on horseback with O spear to act "a
herder and expediter.
The now weekly, the Veteran, pub
lished here for the soldiers home makes
it's appearance on Saturday.
The Populists go to Los Angeles today
to attend the Peoples party ratification
meeting at Hazards pavilion.
Judge Thomas Mitchell, Denver, Colo,
is quartered at the Arcadia.
Mrs. Margaret Irvine, San Francisco,
and her sons, Callaghan and James W.
Byrne, Mr.. and Mrs. John McMuilen,
three children and nurse, OF Fresno,
have taken rooms ct the Arcadia.
Mr.. H. E. Lacy of Tucson has again
taken up his residence at the Arcadia.
Mr.. Lacy ia a familiar figure here and a
staunch friend of Santa Monica.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaias W. Hellman,
Miss Hellman and maid, Florence He'll
man, Miss House, OF San Francisco,
have taken rooms at the Arcadia for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Driffill and son,
Harry, are again at the Arcadia for the
season.
Miss Kittie Mcintosh and Mrs. s. H.
Marlette will spend few weeks at the
Arcadia.
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the northern part OF the state for the
past month or two, returned by steamer
last night.
E. 5. Bsebe and family went to Long
Beach today to camp for week or two.
Gus Anderson will take his place on the
street-car during his absence.
d, M. Burnes has traded eastern prop
ertv for II across OF land in Tustin, near
A. Guy Smith; consideration, $40, 900.
At the Demorest gold medal contest at
Long Beach last night there were at
least 1000 people present. Miss Laura
WEIGH OF this city won the gold medal.
There wore six contestants from various
towns.
See Anaheim come to the front with
electric lights.
1t Ia reported that Mrs. Mackett, quite
an aged lady OF Orange. fell in an irriga
ting ditch and broke her left leg near
the hip.
Disd-North OF Tustin, Mr.. c. L.
Westcott, aged so years. The funeral
will be hold Saturday at 10 am, at the
residence OF his con, NJ. P. Westcott,
under the auspices of the G. A. r.
Miss Neeto Marquis of Los Angeles is
in our city visiting relatives and frie nds.
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AVALON.
News Matters From That CHARMING
Summon Resort.

News Matters From That Charming
Summer Resort.
AVALON, Aug. 9.-The Fleet Wings,
Captain A. w. Mcdonnell, took a jolly
party of San Joseites on fishing ex-
cursion to the opposite side of the
island, near Silver caflon. In the San
Jose party were P. P. Austin (mayor),
T. w. Moore, William Moir, II. J. Ed
wards, J. d. Kelley (rsilroad commits
sioner) and j. z. Mckenzie.
Jewish took Mr.. Edwards' line and,
in trying to haul him in. he WAS pulled
int the water. He was the heavy
weight of the party' and block and
tackle were used to get him aboard.
Misses Flora Howes, Edith Hit,
Leicester Louise Wood are enjoying
stay at the Grand View.
The new arrivals are: Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Forester, Miss Mccarthy, Mr..
and Mrs. Mullen, Mrs. l.. A. Kimball.
+. l.. Forester, Miss Lena Forester.
Mr.. Cunning, MIR. and Mrs. H. O.
Veszie and Fred Thomas.
Mrs. G. R. Ledyard has returned to
Los Angeles.
The Misses Florence Reid and Smith.
San Jose, left for Los Angeles, and
Crank Hereford and Calvert Wilson left
at the same time.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Chase are taxing
n Catalina.
Capt. Dick Summer entertained a
aarty on board his yacht. The cruise
was enjoyed by the following: Mrs. G.
A. Sumner, Misses Corson, Kjmble.
sumner. Overton. Anna Jones, Meesrs.
Paul Martin. J. Fred Blake, O'Brian
and Jack Corson.
At the Metropole ars Mrs. .Martinex,
Nj. 3. J. Marines, New Orleans; Miss
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SANTA ANA.

Big Entry List for the Fsir-LocsI
Events.
SANTA ANA, Aug. 10.-The entry list
for the fair this fall 10 big one, and has
been furnished the HERALD correspon-
dent and will be published in Sundays
issue.
The Turkish Cairo company arrived in
our city today and showed in the Spur
geon opera house.
]. d. Mills went to Long Beach today
to stay few days with his better half.
The Baldwin children will appear at
Surgeons opera house Saturday night.
Charles Sexton of Los Angeles has
come to this city to recuperate. He
has been in the doctors care for the
past two weeks.
Il. T.. Freeman and family have re-
turned from the mountains where they
have been camping for the past three
weeks.
Mion Nellie Benedict, who has been in
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Vista bridge. Carriages will leave the
church at 80 with the little people who
are anticipating great day.
There will be picnic for the Sunday
school of the Calvary Presbyterian
church, Columbia street, tomorrow, to
Long Beach, leaving by the 8 o. m. train
from South Pasadena. Fare 70 cents,
children half price. Friends OF the
school are invited.
Abe Stewart, the belligerent ex.deputy
constable, will come up for sentence for
disturbing the peace on Monday, before
Justice Merriam. 1t is understood,
however, that the case viii! be appealed
to the superior court. The case has en-
rendered considerable bitterness on
both sides and promises TO be long
drawn out affair.
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ITISA FACT that tho Excelsior Bakery is
the b st known place in Long Beach The SUI
pericr bread obtained makes it prominent.
VISIT THE PACIFIC HOTEL at Long Reach
Terms reasonable. Everything new and clean.
Good meals. Close to S. 4 depot.
WIELAND BEER on draught. D. j. McCar-
thy has removed from Los Angeles to Pine and
Second sts., Long Beach.
LONG BEACH BATH HOUSK; 100 rooms;
new SUITS hrst-clsss in all respects.
MCCARTHY KEEPS latest periodicals.
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Eckert & Hopf are now ready to cater to the
public at their old pavilion and their new res
taurant in the North Beach bath house.
Santa Monica Fish Market. Fresh fish and
shell fish of all kinds delivered free. hird
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E. V. Hadley, Quincy E. Newlin, ]. F.
Knapp, Thomas Lewis. New York; John
Francis, George Monro Chicago; Miss
Ryland, Miss Roberts, George M. Vie
mans.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

A woman in South Carolina has ad- dressed to the legislature of that state a petition for citizenship. She says: II have, in the eyes of law. committed but one crime. that of being born q woman. and since male persons who have been convicted of treason, felony, bribery and other crimes may be re- stored to their civil rights by executive pardon, I hereby petition the powers that be to pardon the single crime of which am guilty, and restore me the right of citizenship. l am taxed with out representation. 1 am governed without my consent. thus nullifying the sacred principles of democracy.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
 A rererofore. to-wit: en the fst day of Nov o1nher. lS.fs written demand was by Us duly made upon James Evans, Administrator of a estate of II Evans deceased. demanding ,,t ss.5 tdmipistrator that he present to the Pf1hste Court of St. Francis county his petl- tlou fo, an order to sell the lands belonging f8 Lis ntestate. or sufficient amount fheFeoi i. tsll- The claims pr0bated against said estate ffne said Administrator having tailed and re- fnsed ta file his said petition and give notice Es tbr law requires:
 f.fa uf eaid estate will on the 2Vth day of Jan- nary. Is9t. the same beng day of the.regI lar January term of the Probate Court of St; f~..fris e,unty. apply hy petition to said f.,,,,, for au order 10 sell the lnnds of said es- fatp, or sufficient amount thereof to pay aeljts probated against said estate.
 MEYER BRos. DRUG Co. and Others.
 Creditors of the Estate Of Ii. Evans. decd. This s;d day of January is54.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Churches,

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHUBCH-Rev, F. F. Taylor. pastor. Services every sunday at II o'clock a. III. and o'cl0ck D. m. sunday serool at 10 o'clock a. m, f. LaughiD2house, superintendent. Prayer meeting every Thurs nieht The public is cordially invited.
 BAPTIST CHCRCH-Eld. II. Rhodes Moran easier Services every Sunday at II o'clock. : and o'clock ?. m. sunday School at ta0'el0rk a in.. J. T. Fondren. superintendent. praycr Meeting every Wednesday night The pailic Is cordially invited.
 EPISCOPAL CHURCH-Rev. c. A. Bruce. yccior. Services at rue Pres hyterian church F4l53ainy every first sunday iR each month at II Q 'eiGck a. m. and : o'clock ? IL. Commun- ion ot the morning service. All are invited.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Eucklen's krnlCa Salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chappej Hands, Chiiblains. Corns, and all Skin Erup- tions. and positively cures Piles, or 80 pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price p cents per box. For sale by C. r. Hinton. druggist
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Books for 50 Gents each. The Big
 geSt Line we have.

Books for 50 Gents each, The Big
 gest Line we have. Peoples Edition of Standard l2mos, the best and cheapest in the market. Printed from
 New Plates, Clear Type. and uand-
 sOmely Bound ill Extra Cloth, New
 Side Stamp and Gold Title A marvel in BoCknaking at the Low Price we
 offer them, The volumes in ths series are
 complete and unabridged and musI De s1ld Vicar of Wakefield, Ivaphoe. Children of the Abbey, Robinson Crusoe. Arabian Nights. Dou QGiNOte. swiss Family Robinson, til2rim's Progress, Guy ManneriEg. Adam Bedc NGcauiuy' Eugland, Vol. l, 2 $. l. 5 Hume's England, Vol. l. 2 3 f, 5.B. East Lynne. R0mola, Harry Lorrequer, C0bwehs and Cables, The Duchess King SOl0uan's Mines, Dora Th0rre A Dark Marriage Morn. The False Vow Loves Conflict, Her Marriage Vow Th0Fns and Orange Bloss0me. 4 Modern Circe. Oliver Twist. 200 c Leagues Under the Sea Tour of the World n Eighty Days i}a rnaby kudge Mysteriouy Island Christmas Stories, Sue Edwin Brood, Broken to Harness Handy Andy. Bcdes Charity. The Last Of the MOhicgns, Star Of India Called Rack Young Mrs. Jardine, Cast Up by the Sea. Old Nam seiie's Secret. False Start
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

subscription. remittin2 only 70 cents to us. the cotton crop. The WEEKLY COMMER- GAL at 90 cents year is the cheapest paper m the S0utn. and 1t is no trouble to get sub scribers for II. In addition to the I0 cents commission, twelve prizes are offered to the twelve agents getting up the largest list be- fore April 30 The first, a years scholarship in Galloway College. Searcy, Ark, including this splendid female college; next. $50 iD cash i. then a douole-barrel, breech-loading gun: u sack of fine coffee: set Chambers Encyclo- pedia. thirty volumes; s25 suit of clothes; a set of farm implements. with two blows and a harrow. etc. etc. Write THE COMMERCIAL for full list of prizes and for free sample copies.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Strayed or stolen

From Forrest City. Ark, on the night of December 24. 1893. one GaIA bay mare mule, about 10 hands hlgh' halter marks under jaw. 1 will pay d reward of S10 for the return or sdit' animal-to me. or for information leaa- ing to her recovery.
 Kelly Taylor, Forrest City, Ark, Jan 2, 1891.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

The first 2000 sending Tn guesses, in addi- tion to competing for one of the above prizes will receive each d copy of the ''Seaslde Libra ry" worth 9 cents each. Send Tn your guess at once and get one of these.
 THE COMMERCIAL always fultills it's prom ises. IL offered sl.500 on the crop Of lss~ and '9l and Zach T. Duncan. of Camden. Ark won the money. Last year W. Ii. Crane. Bates vile Miss. received the SJ00. THE COM Nj kR CAL holds the receipts Tor these and every prize il ever offered.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Farm and Timber Lands for Sale

For the next 30 days. offer for sale or terms and prices to suit the tunes and purchasers, the following descrlo- ed,lands, situated in St. Francis county to-wit: The southeast quarter ot Sec, ton 2s. Township north. Range / east. The southwest quarter of sec ton S5, R east Eighty acres III the northeast quarter of Section II, Township nolth, Range ? east.
 S N. BLALOCK
 Forrest City Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
All Of the following Excellent Books
 ar &L 26 each. cash:

RILEY's POEMS" Afterw hiles." MARK TWAlS'S "ORKS-Tom Sawyer,
 Huckieberry Finn. Prince and Pauper Emerson's Poems Biography of Emerson Sarah CreNe, Bibles and Tesiaments. Jefferson Dayis-a Meucir by his wife. h two large octave volumes sl - per vol
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
In Chlldren's Chrlstnsas and Story
 BOOKS

We have n large gIne at from f io 1i efas each. ciLSh, 8h!cu must hf seen ;o uehFPie cialed fhink of it hOok AEN iDtatN and nearly inches tnics for ia ceiits elf tainiug hundreds of peetty P4ctufes. Paper back Novels at s9cEtcc.
The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05

ssG. c. q. Certain Chill Cure" fs ,SscasaRt to take and harm ssss. Children like it. Ggar2n- EssssSi to cure Chi.is and Fever
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The Forrest City times., 1894-01-05
Beautiful and Appropriate Gifts.

Albums for your wife 0F s~ eetGoarts si i-3to sh. Inkstau0s for your htleb4u1 ur sNetlAsA''' - cents tD 53OJ. .. FDu0t8in Peas for the person g 10 Hflles. ~'
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