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The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-21
KE0TLEDGn

brings comfort and improvement ard
tends to personal enjoyment wher
rightly used The m9ny. who live bet
ter than others and eniov life more, with
less expenditure, 'iy more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being. viii attest
tae value TO health Of the pune liquid
laxative PRINCIPLES embraced III tue
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's ezcoileHce Is dge to IL presenting
IN the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of q perfect lax
atire effectualiy cleansing the system,
dispelliug colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It his gwen satisfaction 10 millions and
net with the approval Of tee medical
profession, because it acts en- tiie Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
eniEg'the,h and il Is perfectly free from
every Objectionable Substance.
syrup Of Figs i for sale by all drug
gis;s ii SIC an;! = bottles, but it IS man
lfactUred by TIC California Fig Syrup
q. emily, who's name i printed or every
package, also She name, syrup Of Fi:s-
and being wei Informed, you VIII BOT
accept any substitute i offered.
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ISABEL ITEMS.
Sne cial 10 TnE nnRALp.

'HsSld' 10 he HERALD.
Point Isabel, Dec. 21--The
Schooner Marie Isabel sailed
for Lake charles az noon today.
The Clinton will probably
sail This afternoon when tide
rises sufficient for her to cross
the bar.
The condition of Frank Gar
riga and son Frank, who have
been seriously i'll with pnen-
monia, IS much better.
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TIE slGnERN ,lnTIrER

llas found TIA: nor little ones are
improved more BY tie pleasant lax
ali'e. syrup O. Fis7; when il meet
oithe laxative eGeot OF genele rem
eds t3an by any other. and chat
Il u'6.e accaptatle 10 then Gbiia-
ree ei.iay !. ard s. eeaeft- 5heu..
e foraia Fig
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SHERIFF HAYNES

The Laredo Times of last
Tuesday contains the follow
ing advance mention Of the
marriage at Garlic of Bob
Haynes, who is well known
bere-brief mention Of the we'd
ding having appeared in Thurs
days HERALD:
"a short while back The
Times announced that some
thing of d surprise 70 many La
redo people WAS going to hap
pen at Garlic. Zapata. county,
and here ii is: Sheriff Robert
A. Haynes Of that county
and Miss Margarita RAMIREZ Of
Carrie are to be made man
and wife at that place totnorrow
night. Mr.. Haynes has a hostof
friends III this city and al
along the Rio Grande who join
the Times in wishing him much
success and happiness in his
new life. Miss Ramirez although
not known by many in Laredo.
is said TO be very pretty and
accomplished young lady and
quite a favorite"
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FIRES and c aOlGE!
-
DEN n C IT'S
FggRTffBIH sTREFT

Almonds pecans, tilhertS. walnuts,
peanuts, raisius. currents, ieiiies, Z.
s b. jams, scarameiii 1uacaroai,
cheese, soda crackers ovaporste'i
fruits. geelatine. maizeaa, tlpioca,
oaA flakes. cat meal. bar'ey. erits,
self raising buca wheat. queen olives,
pickles in kes. chow chow. selected
mackerol, Miicher Holland horring
picked pie- feet and pork; mains
homeless breakfast bacon, best croam-
cry butter, sour krsat chile colora-
10. garlic. cccoanuts. Sugars = <.
cut loaf. powdered ana graduated,
apples, etc. etc. Good selection eli
household necessasies in tin, glass
and efoekerv, TO arrive next steam
er-ohoice selection Of CHINA ware
for holiday trade. Agent for the
best washing machine on eartn.
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AMRs. GEO. KaAE ssEs

BICYCLES. yeiocipedes, express wag-
on aad baby carriages.
T0ys-iOys in pr0fgsioH.
Fancy articles Of aii descriptions.
i large assortment OF fine imPori-
ed clIinaware-aua ity uneXceiled.
~ Musical instruments OF ali
kinds.
Gail Al Mrs. Krausse's tor Christ
mas goods.
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eoslrg.iHg.S H0P
An Appropriate Farewell Entertain
.ment to a Popular Yonng Officer.

Asa testimonial Of the popular
esteem .whi,h he has won in Browns
vile society circles, Che delightful
hop given at The opera house last
evening complimentary to Second
Lieutenant j. W Craig of K. Troop,
9Th. Cavalry, must have been crafty
ing to that popular Young officer.
Dnring his tour q duty AT Fort
Brown. Lieut.. Craig has Won many
warm friends here lie has always
entered most heartily into the en-
tertainmen:s gotten mp by cur s-~ie-
y circles, and Will be greatly missed
upon his departure next Monday FOR
his new post, Fort sam Houston.
The hop last evening was one ef
the most enjoyable events of the
kind ever occurring in Brownsville.
The floor was in fine condition
being well waxed, and the iupsie by
the Santa Cecilia band was all thai
could be desired. Dancing began af-
ser nine O'Clock and lasted until az
Ter i've a. m, being interrupted at
midnight by adjournment for re-
freslments. The dainty and appetiz-
Ing supper was greatly enjoyed. Mr..
Cummings seryed as floor manager,
aad saw tia; nothing was lacking to
make the affair success.
Among those who attended were
Mr. and Mrs, J. \ Michel, }lr. and
Hrs !. d. Anderson, Nj and Mrs
:. Celaya. Ny. and Mrs. Elliot. Mr..
and Mrs. J I. Pategnat, Mrs. II. =.
Terry, Mrs. Clearwater; Misses
Edith Foster, II Brabscn, u Rhode,
II. whitman, y. Duffy, +. Wiilman,
A Whitman. NJ Seaman, l.. Thielan.
n. More, /. T!rie'an r. Dougherjy,
\ Dougbersv. end Il. Clearwater;
Nessrs. !. ". Craig. Francis Parker,
p. J. q. Clearly. :. Dworman, = J..
Conbc. j. T Cummings. u. Pct
a,-no4 H-e~srS. q Sander r :
Hicks. : =. Bei|lel, IT,. Chas Starck,
Herbert Woodhouse, C. 4. Forzythe,
:. VALDEZ. \. AsAheim. ". whitman.
= Marks u p. Sheyer OF New Or
leans. }. 2. Putegna; and P-J Vivier.
\ SIGNIFICANT DEPARTURE
With iLe departure OF another
year when 4 review Is made Of the
condition of affairs. IT Is only right
that some thought tse given - the
physical body winch enables every
one To battle with lifa's problem and
figure for themselves the profit crl
loss on the trial balance sheet. |
Though tie bank account NAV be
large ana each ones material gain 5e
great 1t wound not re surprising iii
II suddenly dawns rpon many that
coed health has been greatly impov-
by the low condition of tire
blood. itjsiI this state that the
Tactic acid in the vital fnid attacks
the AbroDs tissues. particularly the
joints, making known tine local man
ife-i1ti0ns ofrheumatism. Thousands
of people have found in Hoods Sar-
sapsriIl1 The greai blood pnrier, q |
positive and permanent cure FOR
n,-r uD.N-I.s.l, ~
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ONE HONEST MAT.

Dr,E E1Iror- Please insa-m yorr readers ;lsf Z
written tocorad-atiaiig wi: mail "a scaled let
ier The plan rur71iea b. zbieiI s pesIoaneufiy
restored 10 helltn a'.i manly sisar, after years O;
s7sriee from Nervous weakness. Loss Of aiarlio0i
Lack cfCoua tcare. et-- azvero scheme T. eesa-t
money from any one Vaom~oyes. 1 rs robosa
and swir5iod oy qriras until neariy lost fn1h IN
mankind. t'.t ''lsrE aeaven. lar, nov se vigorous
sna strong and anxious 90 make this certain means
20 .a-e Lao-a to az. Hiring no.hiae to ser o.
-eud :. 0. D.. In4at ne money. adde's yA- 4
iIl.aa.s. Box lg7. peiTay. Wien.
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Bargains IN fne CHINA ware at
Dennett's-beau,ifui and appropriate
for holiday gifts First corners get
the chclce.
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FOR 0KER FIETY YEARs

Mas. MISSIONS SooTHNG syrup
has been used for over fifty years b.
millions Of mothers for their children
while teething. With perfect snccess
1t soothes Che clild -oftens the GUMS
allays all pain, cures wind collie nd
is the best remedy fer Diarfhoea.
1t viii relieve ne pooT l;tte sufferer
Immediately. sc. bottle Ee sure
and ask for "SIrs. BaisloY's scetls-
ing Syrup and taAe 70 othar sad
Tie q. 9 Goy'f heperfs
show Rae! Haia-7k l'9sz9ies
ssssers5l r. ~ es1s
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That Is. not nearly as much Is they cos'
Fresh Groceries,

Mince meat, tomatoes, bird seed.
.apioca, saSo. Iarina. .oa, susar, sal
sou cinnamon, shoe polish. sausage
sspolio, French mustard, creole mus-
iard peas, dates, Olives in kegs, pick
les. Pigs feet. corn beef, sour KRAFT.
asparagus Moss Rose butter. preserves
citron. ie.non., oranges, apples. Mai
aga grapes caesinuts, walnuts, Brazil
mats. bananas. onions, potatoes.
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]. 0. 0. F.

The Odd Fellows will meet in
special session in their hall this Z.
P. m. and all brothers an earnestly
requested TO attend, are business of
Importance will appear for transac-
ton.
N. J. Fletcher, Secretary.
Brownsville. Dec. y.
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Leave your orders at PUtegnsfs
drug store for pare spices. which are
ground TO order and guaranteed 9
be absolutely pure.
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STATE or OIIo, CRY oF C0LEDo.
I.rfhS EOnNTY.

Franz J. Chevy makes oath tia
re is the senior partner ii the frm
OF ~. CHEEET 3 90, dong business
in City of Toledo Comfy and Stare
aforesaid, and that said firm wiilpay
the suu. OF ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case e..
CHAIRMAN ;aat cannot DE cured by
the use % HAL5.s CAriEetfl CvaE.
FRANK =. Cus.H,f.Z'
Sworn 70 before nia and 7unscr. D.
ed III my presence. tins 9Th day of
Dscember y. y. 1889.
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Your cigar dealer will give you
brisr pipe free. see advertisement
0f Duke, Mixture.
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j. car load Of hae Calf wines VIII
be received By CeIestin Jayoa on
ghis steamer. Just tie thing FOR the
holidays.
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Halls Caiarrah Cure-;s taken IT.
terrallv and acts directly OF THE
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. send Tor testimonials. free.
+. !. CEENCY * Co. Toiedo, Q.
gS- Sold by Drugei Is, = cer5s.
The daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1892-1897, 1895-12-21

/ The esi.fiainsasat gifea y the
pupils Of the public achool yesterday
afternoon was bright and uncorven
tional being greatly enjoyed b the
ls~ee audience which filled the
handsome new assembly hail. The
program comprised, in addition to its
saveraI leading features, numerous
little speeches by bright little tots
who all acquitted themselves very
we'll The good English of those
pupils who arc Of Mexican families
was commented upon most favorabiy.
It is-sarprising how we'll they speak
the language. when the only tongue
used in their homes l. Spanish Two
very pretty songs We're sung b. the
pupils of toe first three grades, and
one by those OF the higher grades,
which was also veii sung The
opening address was delivered by
Antonio Cantu. among the little
folks who recited well were the fol-
lowing boys; Juan Agado. freddie
Eeale, Jaime AInleta. Apolonio san
doval, George Thompson, Manuel
salinas, Daniel Escobar, Jesse Den
nett and Gussie kowalski. The last
tWo we're especially good. The lit
lie girls also did very well, among
them being Manuela Longoria, Mag
gie O'Brien, Maria Valdez, Maria
Colaya, Lily Johnson AID Title
Hanson Several pretty dialogues
were rendered, the participants be-
ine Maria Aya!a and Marcelina Val
dez, Adrian Ortiz, and Oc,arino
Cuella-, Manuel Carrai aud Tomas
Hull, 4iaximina Valdez ara lrina
johnson, Leah Rivera and aiaria
Buitareira. Maria Garcia, Concha
Garcia AID Jesse bennett. Another
pretty and appropriate Christmas
-ongs-was rendered by fifteen little
boys and Is many little girls all
about * or seven wears cid. The
Little Shaking QaakoEs" was one
OF the pretties features OF the enter
,aiument, q sweeter lot OF little Qua
kers was never seen, ard they were
universally applande'i Tie little
sisters we're aiaximina Valdez, Elsie
Noalo. FiDs Johnson, Louisa Fall
gout, Lucinda I,giz. Maria Valdez
and Maggie Hanson. Their very
proper brother Ilezekiah, who was
refused kiss by the delnure little
sisters, was Clifton Demere. Eone
Of them looked ever seven years of
age. The closing address Of Mss
Mamie Mix WAS very well rendered,
being given previous to the last
number. THIS was tie chief feature
Of the entire program. The title,
''Aunt Dinab's Quilting Party gives
some ldea Of is nature, a Jolly, roll
licking gathering Al an old time dar-
ky cabin. about thirty boys and
girls. all exoeiIen.Iy made up, took
part iii the quitting bee. whicl was
iaierspersed with bright, witty con
and several Of the familiar
old southern songs. II wound up
with a Virginia reel, which was
well executed and called forth loud
app ause. The piece was composed
By one Of the teachers, Miss Mary E.
Duffy. being staged entirely by the
She deserves much cred
it for IS success.
This closed the chiIdron's Christ
mas entertainment, and marked the
dose Of tie public school for tie
holidays aIi the pupils dispensing
Tor I've weeks OF lively Christmas
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Fine Bucee1dy vine a. Iagou's
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HEN YORK STORE.
GTYT7T.TN

People out OF every seventeen find
necessary 10 Ito close trading these
days of scarce money and Ito buy
whore they can get the most and
bcs, @cods FOR the least cash. Louis
Cower. Of the New York Store. J.
marked his goods down SO low t
all can aiTord
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FTSfl J

buy. His stock Of clothing, boots;
shoes, hats. caps, dress goods, notions,
etc, or in fact anything in his line
contains Somethir" TO please the old,
the youn@. the rich and the poor. lie
wants ycur trade and If YOU will 90
-ts~ilis store or Eli abethstreet and
loo!, at his stock VOW will fig
things good and cheap nough tC
please a3v
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.TEMPERATURE REC0RD.
For the week ending December -

1885 taken at Fort Brown.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
Capt. verriIl's Statement.

In the communication of Captain Yer
rill, published yesterday, there were
some errors of figures that destroyed his
argument, and in justice to him we re-
print the last paragraph, in which err
rors occurred, as follows
The figures for the year 1894 in Worces-
ter, given by the PRESS, have no con-
nection with any gave, but they also
street appropriations have. been for years
far above economy. II, in 1894, Worces-
ter's appropriation of $13s,oO0 to main
tain and construct, applied only to 1854
miles of street, the same ratio applied
to Portland would bring our entire
street appropriation down to about S42,-
600, / stated that $50, 600 would seem to
be the outside limit of economy for
Portland, as things existed last spring;
also that S25, 900 ought to keep our 50
miles or SO of streets in repair, outside
of new construction and winter work.
T here is no occasion of distorting any
fgAes or facts to reach these conclus-
ions.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
Still Alarm at Bennett's.

Yesterday noon the Chemical was
cal1ed to the store of Fl. B. Bennett Co.
Fore St., near Exchange, manufacturers
of stencils ETC., to extinguish a small
blaze in the cellar. In getting in the
coal kerosene lamp was accidentally
knocked over and broken. The damage
was too slight, Mr.. Bennett said, to cause
a demaud ON the insurance company.
Within a half hour the chemical was
called to the store second time, as it
was found that traces of the fire still re-
,oa;ned AS the hose sled pulled out OF
the house a man who attempted to jump
on missed his hold and made several
lively tum ples on the street.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
Castoria.

"Castoria is an excellent medicine for chill
dren. Mothers have repeatedly told me OF It's
good effect upon their children"
DR.. g. G. OsGooD,
Lowell, Mass.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
STATE TOPICS OF INTEREST.

Saturday night tine Maine Central re-
ceived at the yards in Waterville four
new freight aboose cars. two of the lot
having been let IN Portland. The cars
are from the WORKS OF the Pullman Com,
pany. Pullman, i'll. 1t is understood
that the order is with that company for
six more of the cars, making 10 in ali.
ne road is also receiving several hun
bred fat cars from the same company.
There doubtless are people in the world
who would envy the hens on George
Vanderbilt's estate at Bar Harbor, this
winter. These aristocratic biddies live
in a palatial residence heated with hot
water. Their floor is washed once a
week. They have the choicest grains for
food, and lettuce is grown in hot house
for their especial delectation. They
have responded with liberal supply of
eggs all winter and the incu bators are
turning out the broilers that will be
found very satisfying to the Vanderbilt
appetite another spring.
Notices for two suits for damage
against the city of Auburn were served
Saturday. Nathan L. Roberts brings the
suits, one of $4,000 for himself and one
of $1,000 for the late Inez Roberts, OF
whose estate he is administrator. The
suits are brought to recover damages
sustained by the plaintiffs on account OF
an alleged defect in the highway on
Court street near the Maine central
railroad crossing where ridge OF snow
had been piled up by the street railway
| plough. The plaintiffs were thrown
| from their sleigh and injured, and 1t Is
claimed that Inaz Roberts died from
| the effects last May.
Flora Moody, the sensational ..16 years
old girl that has been the source of 80
much talk for the past five weeks, and
| for whom the officers have hunted high
and low, for adultery with George
| Shepherd was arrested at 10 o'clock Sat
| urday night by officer Kavanaugh, at the
home of Ed. Gowell'on Railroad street
| in Auburn, where she had hired room
and was living under the assumed name
of Mabel, Rich. She is now at the Lew
| iston police station.
The formal opening of the Calais
| bridge Saturday was great success.
The day was fine and az very large crowd
| was in attendance. sCalais ana St. Steph-
en- are now connected by fine steel
| structure.
Yesterday the second payment of the
quarterly pension was paid at Iogus
| The amount required for this payment
was about S70OO, ana, as usual, qulCe a
large percentage of this money will be
sent away to families of the pensioners.
There were some individuals in Lew
iston congregation who snickered when
a bald headed man came in with pink
cunningly perched on the bald spot. He
had put the pink in his hat TO keep it
from freezing, and had forgotten all
about it.
The Haynes, Dewitt Ice Co., with
headquarters in Augusta. has so acres
of ice field on the Kennebec this year,
the largest of any company.
A prize was offered in one OF the
Franklin schools this winter, and the
winner was girl who did all the work
for large family, was present every
day and had the fewest opportunities
for study of any scholar in school.
Those with the most to do, usually do
it.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
FARMERS NOT PLEASED.
Will Lose Money by Canadian Contract of
Boston and Maine Railroad.

The farmers in Northampton and Frank
lin are very much worked up
over the announcement by Cowles &
Childs, agents of the Boston and Maine
railroad, that they will purchase no more
railroad ties. This firm has bought this
season about 60. 600 ties for the road, the
revenue from which has long been source
of large income to the farmers who owned
chestnut timber. The price this season has
been lower than ever before, forty cents for
No. and twenty for No. 2 ties. The fact
that the Boston and Maine has contracted
for 5. 0OO, 900 ties in Canada explains the fall
off here. Many of the farmers have the
wood all cut out ready to be worked into
ties. and will lose considerable on this ae-
count.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
OBITUARY..
Leon G. Robinson.

Leon G Robinson, we'll known young
man in this city, died at his home, 267
Brackett street, yesterday morning, af-
ter a three years. illness. Mr.. Robinson
was the son of Charles A. Robinson,
and was for several years employed at
Cook. Everett & Pennell's store, and af-
fer as bookeeper at Kendall & Whit.
ney's. The deceased was very popular
Young man, and his death will be keen
" felt by large circle of friend. He
was only rs years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
Lime on Fire.

Vineyard Haven, Mass, January 21.-The
schooner Laura Robinson, Captain Burgess,
bound from Rockland, Me-, to New York
with cargo of lime, has arrived here with
her cargo on fire. The captain and crew
are living on deck, having sealed the vessel
in an fort to smother the fame.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22

aCastoria is the best remedy for children or
which am acquainted. hope the day is not
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, and use Castoria IN
stead of the various quack nostrums which are
destroying their loved ones, by forcing opium,
morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful
agents down their threats, thereby sending
them to premature graves"
DR.. J. F. KNcHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
The Bowling Tournament.

The first night of the bowling tournament
at the Athletic club was great success.
There was large attendance and the
scores were excellent. This was the score:
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
What is

Casora Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other 1t is harmless substitute
for Paregoric, Drops Soothing syrups, and Castor OIL
II is Pleasant Its guarantee thirty years. by
Millions Castoria destroys Worms and aays
fevershness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd
cures Diarrhoea and Wind Collie. Castora relieves
teething troubles, constipation and hatulency.
Castora assimates the food. regulates the stomach
and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas-
toria is the Children's Panacea-the Mothers Friend
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
MAINE TOWNS.
items of Interest Gathered by Cores
pondents of the Press.
Gray.

Orays
Gray, Jan q. Tine young people have
large school in dancing at the Hotel
Parker.
r.Alley r. Knight has engaged with
a firm in New York, to sell carriages.
There were large number of Changers
present at the meeting of the Pomona
Grange held at the Town Hall Saturday
the 10Th inst.
Mr.. William Elder has been sick several
weeks.
Mr.. George Cobb, one of our respected
citizens, who has been sick all winter,
is gradually improving.
Mr.. William Doherty, who has been
in the employ of the II. Webb co. sew
eral years, has sold his household goods.
and will move away. We are sorry to
lose from our citizenship such a worthy
man.
cooperative corn package establish
ment would be a profitable scheme for
the farmers. Why don't some of the
farmers agitate this scheme?
A question that is puzzllDg many ia
how did the horse get through that cul-
vert. Anyone solving the problem will
relieve this community of great mathe-
NAUTICAL question.
Thereswill be prize ball at the hotel
Parker Friday evening, Feb. 1st.- First
prize is two dollars to best lady and
gentleman walters. Second best, one
dollar.
The Portland daily press., 1895-01-22
SHEET MUSIC.

o.N'S When taking account of stock we
| found that there had accumula-
ted on our music shelves some odd
editions of music AS we have some of this
music in other and better editions we are going
to close the odd lots out at 10 cents a copy.
Come in and see them.