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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
MS FEE FOUR CENTS.
From The Albany Argur

From The Albany Argiir.
Perhaps one OF the smallest checks ever issued py
the United States Government ana onr oi rs ,a
smallest fees ever received by any attorney; "as
received yesterday by Daniel j. Cbrien' OF 20
Lafayette ST. who receive check from the 1hi!e1
states Navy Once drawn on the assistant nited
States Treasurer at New-York. Tor inc sum OF romr
cents This check has story attached 70 H. Dur
Ing the War OF the Rebellion. MT u bren was ~
officer cruiser Of the Northern navy on Wilt
Richard ". Allen. also Of Albany. was andsnan
At the close Of the the Government distributed
among the seanen OF the Navy the prize-money
made by selling vessels captured during the war;
In this distribution Allen. who, with OBrien; ieit
the Navy at the end Of the war. was omitted.
O. Brien acting as Aliens attorney. sent IN calm'
for prize-money 10 the Navy Department IN w..
and since then through the succeeding twehtyeisnt
years he pressed Aliens claim nj Intervals TO
each demand sent In the Navy Departures re-
sponded that the matter was under consideration
Yesterday the postma -ter handed Mr.: OBrien a
letter from the Navy Department. Mr.; Obren
opened 1t. ana there lay the cheek he had been e..
pectlng for twenty-eight years lie glanced hastily
at the figures on the precious slip or paper, and
thought they read 800" lie glanced at the letter
accompanying 1t. and read that the amount was
-Four cents Tor attorneys fees Mr.. OBren sought
out his client Allen. and found him gazing at q
check for thirty-Gve cents. his prize-money which
he had received few days before, and had had
framed and hung over his chimneypiece.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

way ~ ,ruus,.. ones s.f Of taking excrcis'.
lie could ont. bc brought to what really difi-
cn,, AM a-luous thing good stu bout with The
fols f. ny trying II himself
The hardy athletic fellows who crowd ih' N'w-
York Athletic club on boxing nights nave "'N"
svnuathv for the fencing conic4's. They ~" }"
camri-t. accord with The li'c story mat "'S '"'
in a hofe. cafe the other evening D.; nntn - ~"
,.,-lg ,sho has seen pretty ulrh everything. II
was some years ago that a r'.rs competition vas
given between experts 81 r'n'"n'i max many "'
the American sporting "hiop's' ~ axe h'"t
whenever there e quiet "mir' on. "r who htFr
important business engagements 10 IN" SCUM "f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

because he has neglected the fundamental insruc-
lions ID, his teacher In regard 20 This aN-lmporant
matter q balance. or he was not snfhciehry
grounded here II is this balance that makes prac
tisel ,cnccr not only go fortunate when ne meets
with an accident. hu, so courageous In confronting
al sorts Of dangers. II Is This balance 100 'n''
-. , ,.,,.r AN easy subject FOR military train
lax. ~ ....,.--,, pror,rpt-D
There are those who think that fencing Is hSh'
ana graceful ,Nerlsc rimp.y that Il takes no great
amount ~ physical .r Myth AMI that II = only III
FOR those who are no, sufficiently strong ana har'y
Zoe other .,,fr,ses 40 greater mistake was ever
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
THE VOGUE OF FENCING.
HOW FOLLOWERS OF THE SPORT En-
PLAIN THEIR DEVOTION TO 1T.

GRACE AND orIcKNEss ARE TArGHT-PARIsIAN
n,.rIs WITH SERIOUS ouTCoMEs-THE IN
EREIL.A AS A TERRIBLE WEAPON OF
DEFENCE SKILLED HANDLERS
OF THE I>oIIs II THIS CITY.
Fencing In New-York IS quite dlHeTen' from Will
II Is in Paris and there IL an equal difference De-
tween what f. 1cin' IN Paris IS now ana what II
was In the i,e.icr lays OF say sixty years ago,
when la savatte actually Invented 70 popularize
fencing or rather TO Put the gay young bloods OF
the time on an equality with the dancehal fire.
ouenters whose pleasures they used TO break in
upon II cannot be said that fencing Is as useful
an accomplishment In a country Ike America as
boxing. but 1t r. a sport that Is apparently gaining
ground here every day The average American. 1t
must be admitted still looks on fencing as dainty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Yves, n, about the time som" lhp'''"". "'N"'
VIZ =, -, ,o ,ate mace here found their way
=, IT. ro,n,s scored with the folls were al
,or,.,,lv greeted by the foreigners present WIN
cr,.. ., ",ouche" Tho Americans. unable 10 appF'-
c,,,e the delcacy OF many OF the hits co"l ony
Ell through IT politely wondering what on "'r'h
,here was In tina, % thing 10 applaud 30 hc'r'
ily. At the nntsh bout with 'h' poN"k 49,
W, 49,, -, I, was between two biz strappns fell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
DEYoLIsHIx0 THADDEUS SrgvETSS HOUSE
From The Chicago Tlmes- Herald.

from The CHICdHO ] IfHt3- Truthful
One OF the historic old houses OF Washington Is
now being demolished 10 make way for modern
residence. People passing along B-st.. on Capitol
Hill. have noticed for years an ancient residence
on the south side OF the street. which has been one
OF the landmarks. The oldest inhabitant when
asked about II, would say IL was formerly the home
OF Thad Stevens. and thereupon the house assumed
renewed interest In the eyes OF many. A project
was on foot at one tine 10 purchase the house with
money contributed by colored people. and TO make
il a memorial to the regard which the colored race
entertains for the memory Of ''Tbad" Stevens. Ex-
interested in the proposition but the scheme was
finally abandoned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07
SIZE HAD TOLD THAT FIB ALREADY.

From The San Francisco Call.
Matrimonial Agent-Just one thing more-how old
you?
Miss Singler-Twenty -fve years.
Agent-Oh, well. you can easily say you are hve
years younger.
Miss singer-Oh. I've done that already.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

prominent among the fencers OF the Fencrrs
ch,h .ra FY,zhurh Townsend Charles Coleman
Nadal. W. Scott OConnor. A. Van 10 fost ana
Charles latham. These are actually In the hrst
fight OF the rencers' Clubs forces and can give
points TO all other members OF the orTan,za ZION
Among tho members who are good seconds 10 those
ALREADY mentioned are DR.. j Herbert 'iaporne,
stephen w. Collins. Frederic r. Souder' trederic
Carroll Beckwith. Clarence Clough Bue. leslie
Grimm Caldwell Iangdon Erving truman ne,ii,
G. Hartman. j. Humphreys johnson. Charles dc
Kay Howard Doty J. Coleman Drayton pr. r. l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-07-07

Nc,aiiy under its protection and all the county
and town clubs In England are invited TO act
&, conjunction with II. SO that our astonishing
champion. who at forty-seven years OF age
n,avs with the zeal and with more than the
skill of twenty. and who acores his centuries
with exasperating regularity. is pretty sure to
no very substantially recognized by a grateful
country.
SERIOUSLY nobody grudges him this recog-
milton. He has achieved a great deal in the
wav Of giving popularity and distinction to this
most English and, In the best sense most
democratic game; the game which has done
p,oys than q hundred Acts Of Parliament to
hiring rich and poor together throughout Eng
land and which keeps steadily before the eyes
Of our boys an ideal OF physical activity. and
of that combination Of sef-reliance and OF
self-sacrifce which. philosophers tell us. is the
hest result OF war 1t Is no small matter that
a whole nation should attain to the military
virtues without slaughter. suffering and
cruelty: and II we can attain 10 them In an
even, partial extent by means Of cricket. none
can say that cricket should not be encouraged.
A CROWD OF ROYALTIES IN KINGSTON.
The social event Of the moment is the royal
marriage which took place yesterday In the
little Roman Catholic Church In the suburban
town Of Kingston. a dozen miles from London.
Doubtless you have heard already the main
details Of this interesting international match
between the young Due d'Aosta and the charm
ing Princess Helene d'Orleans. the fair young
lady who. during the last four or Ave years
has been by the gossips destined for half the
young royalties in Europe. including our own
poor young Duke OF Clarence. the Prince OF
wales's eldest son. OF course there was nothing
IN these tales and now her fate has been set
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-01-21
BRIEF MAN ZION.

Life reading, 81; satisfaction gnsrsn-
teed. Fanny 'iresn, IN 5 Main. room 3
VIII exchange course in chemistry
in the evaniny wi someone f1r lessons
in Spanish Wade & Made, l091a Com
nsa,F.al etreet.
I ~ auction sale Of foe furniture at
l36 5 nm Bunker Hill avenue will take
plac- T iesdsy. January 22i. at 10 a. m
G. VI. steven, aurtioae9r.
Tae fire comm s,ion ye1terday made a
thorough inspection OF the engine houses.
engines and property OF the fire depart
ment. Mayor r Ader accompapie them
jesse Heacock and Charles Pnrtnett,
boys cemmi',e | to the Whittier reform
school from Oakland and Sacramento,
we're lodged il the county jnl lssc night
and will be taken to the scuool today.
Mrs. j. ]. Finn, vile of the head yard
master, Southern Pacific rail say. is
lying dangerously ill of brain fever at
the home OF her father, John VI. Gard
nler, Rotterdam, n Y. Her friends are
verv anxious to hear from her hue band.
J. j. Finn.
Y. ". @. A. Spanish classeH will meet
with Mrs. J. L. Phipps at = :45 p. m,
McndW. beginning choral class with
Mrs. NJ. E Auer, s D. m. MONDAY liter
aturs and history with Mrs. Averill, 10
a. m and p. m. Tuesday Beginning
physical culture classes under Miss A.
l.. Murphy, Juvenile class at 4 . III. and
woman's class at z =. m. Tuesday, at
10Y North Spring etIeet.
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NJ E NOR ANDA.

Five thousand dollars wanted, cash,
and the party who can furnish same
within % days on real estate security
satisfactory to than, guaranteeing re-
payment OF double this SUN invested
inside of eeven years. Olly princi pals
need apply. NJ agents dealt with. Do
not call unless you have the nonev and
mean business. Address Y. Y u. or
call any time after p. m. nc room 2l0.
Bradbury building, corner Third and
Broadway.
Just think OF il! Today you can buy
beautifully framed etchings for 81, 50. 20,
and $3.50 at Licutcnbereer's art EN-.
porium. 107 North Main street.. Take
advantage OF this offer and buy some-
thing which the whole family will APP
preciats.
DR.. Rebeccs Lee Dorsey, S.imson
block, first floor, rooms 1873. 40, l41.
Special attention given to obstetrical
cases and all diseases OF women and
children. Electricity scientifically used.
Consultation hours. to 5. Tel. 1927.
l., S. Seaman. attorney at-law DOR
merly police iudge). has resumed the
practice of Law. Offices 4, s and 6, Allen
block, cornsr OF Spring and Temple.
Tel. 999
S. Conrad, jeweler and matchmaker,
ll3 S. Spring street, makes specially
OF fine watch and jewelry repairing,
diamond setting; en- elegant line of opti-
cal goods; fine stock Of watches sud
jewelry always on hand.
Special-For short time only, finest
enameled cabinet photos in the city, re-
duced to 81 per dczen. Sunbeam Art
Parlors, 236 South Main street
Mathushek and the Briggs sweet tone
pianos for sale and to rent at No. ll8
Winston street. 4. G. Gardner, prac-
tical piano tuner.
Adams Broe., dentists, $685. S. Spring
st. Painless filling and extracting. Best
sets OF teeth from S. to $40. Hours: s
to 8; Sundays. 10 to IL.
DR.. E. j. Hatfield. late OF Philadsl-
phis, surgeon and physician, 2lO-2l1
Bradbury building.
DR.. w. II. Ward, Mueller block, Fifth
and Broadway, rooms "a and %. Res
1893 Flowerst. TEL, Office 1421 res. 1l6.
The Advance Davis sewing machine is
the best. Office, l28 South Main street.
Sharp & Samson, funeral directors lin.
dependency. 536 s. Spring st.. tel. 1929.
Sewing machines. in good working
order, for 50 each. 1923 South Main at.
All kinds of sewing machines to rent;
128 South Main street.
Insure with A. G. Golsh, 147 South
Broadway.
Rooms 70 week. US. hotel.
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THE RAILROADS
TRAFFIC WILL BE RESUMED To-
DAY.
The wnshouts Being Hspifiy REPAIRED
Aud NO Nor. Ram Ex-
p.ct. d.

The different railroads centering ii
this city. although rapidly recove i n.
from the effscts OF the recent storm, are
still crippled On certain portions of thoir
lines. Ii more rain does not fell th7v
will all be open by tonight and traffic
resumed.
The Santa Fe is still hard at work re-
pairing the waanouts on its surf line to
San Diego. This most sewers one oc.
Cured between Ell Toro and Linda Vita.
The storm water here has subsidized TO
great extent and tho repairs are being
rapidly pushed forward. 1t is thought
that the line will be open by noon to-
day. The breaks on the San Jacnto
and Temecula line and The econddo
branch will also be closed and traffic
resumed tonight.
No trouble is experienced on tbs
Santa Fe through line east, and trains
are arriving and departing on time.
Workmen on the Los Angeles Term-
nal are completing the bridge below
Manhattan. The break was caused BY
new channel cut from the Los Angeles
river, and occurred early Saturday
morning. This branch will be open to-
day, and the 8 :55 a. IL. train will leave
on time for San Pedro and Long Beach.
The Pasadena Altadena and Glendale
branches are open and trains running
on time.
Tbs Southern Pacific people are still
having trouble on this Santa AM divls.
i1p. The break mads by tho New
river between Norwal1 ri D1wney was
more eeEioas than frat posed.
pile driver ls now at WORK, however.
ana the breach will soon be repaired Il
il expected the line will be- open today
All olhsf parts of the road are ia good
condition, and trains for this east and
north are leaving and arriving on time.
AT East San Pedro the batn mouse OF
the Terminal road was nearly washed
away. 1t is about two-thirds destroyed
and the veranda gone.
The feeling at preseat among railroad
officials is very comic bic one and if
the rain does not rscoiRms nce at once.
all will be well. Oae of them remarked
Yesterday, 'tnat as the sailors saw, "a
storm does not end until change in
the moon,' we will have to wait until the
10Th before we can consider ourselves
safe"
EXCURS1ONISTS ARRIVE.
The following passengers arrived yes
terday morning By tn, Phillips ROCK
Island excursion, personally conducted
by W. 7. Perkins:
W. z. Millpnrn, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hayden, Vim e. Cipps.
w. T. Capps, Miss Sarah E. Capps.
Jacksonville Ill Ransom Wells, Sill
ton, Ore; Miss J. Morris. Beiknap. L..
la Hagen back, Utica. Ill. Arthur Res
'of. Dec'rah, a.; Nr and Mr.. F w
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REVOLVER vs.. SCAN THING.
An xcit;ng sunday D.vsrsion on Loi

An Exciting Sunday D.vsrsion on Los
Aug~iea Street.
q W. Reed went into the livery s.a-
bic OF ID itch Charlie" on Los Angeles
srset yesterday and prcel some of he
stuck. He thought the proprietoi's
prices were too hlgn and made No secret
of telling him OF it. He went further
and sad that he had always heard tnat
persons who traded there were always
chea ed. This had the effect OF ansef-
ing Dutch Cha:lie and he concluded to
resent this Insult.
About tho time Charlie got piece Of
ecanflang ani was prepared to tight,
Resd drew forth revolver. ChatIi,
struck u 2 40 gait and started up the
street, VITA Rsed in not pursuit. obi
Ger Fiheld soon Appeared on the scene
and arrested Reed for carrying a con-
cealed weupon. The revolver turned out
10 De OF a 22.cilib ,r, single action pat
tern, aud 1t ls Il question whether il
comes u1der the head of weapon.
However, Reed will have to explain in
court today.
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Three Chinese, Lee Kim, Lucy Foo
and A h Young, who are accused of at
tempting to murder Wong Gee, APP
peared in Justice Ovens court Satur-
day on preliminary examination. Officer
Robbins who to * hand in the ar
rests was put on the stand by the prose-
curion, and he testified to the facts of
the shooting. The complaining wits
ness told how he was passing along the
street when the three other Chinese
shot TT him. A continuance was bad
until tomorrow. The prosecution was
conducted by Deputy District Attorney
James and Attorneys II. II. Appel and
Judge Ling. while Judge Cheney and
Attorney Phibbs act as counsel for the
defendant Chinaman.
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Tho UvedaIe Concsrt.

On Monday evening next, January
2lst, Mr.. Arthur Browne Uvedale will
give concert OF his own composition,
assisted by Fannie S.enhouse GRAY,
late prims donna contralto of the Gill
bert opera company. Mrs. Gray pos
sesses voice that ia full. rich and OF an
immense compass. Much has been
said 10 praise OF Mr.. Uvedale's original
work for the piano forte. All lovers of
music will find in his composition much
that ia thoroughly artistic and meodi-
QUE. A full house should greet MIR.
Uvedsle upon his frat appearance in
concert work in our city.
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We authorize our advertised druggist to sell
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption,
are afflicted with Il Cough, Colo or any Lung,
Throat, or Chest trouble, and Will use This
remedy as directed, giving it fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return the bot
tie and nave your money Refunded We could
not make this Offer did we not know that Dr.
Kings New Discovery could be relied on. II
never dlsappviuts Trial bottles free at o. F.
Helnzeman drug store, 222 North Main
etree:. Large size, soc and 81.
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In Oldsn Tim os

People overlooked tie Importance OF
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
that it is generally known that Syrup of
Figs will permanently cure habitual
constipation, well.nformed people will
not buy other laxatives. which act Tor q
tina, but finally injure the system.
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4 NEW INDUSTRY.

The people Of Los Angles are always pro-
gres,ive nnh ready to We leone anything hat
will Al ivan - the m1;ef.4l int rest of the citv
aud tine items. IL is decd div to the lGtte,'s
t-re,t to always look II ~ and clean. The
hsh, 81 pr ced ca hes onl make II mHn appenr
'loyen Y 10 hi fe low c!uzens If the same are
bed uhed srot d ami wrInkle' And there is
no nee sSItv 10 aprear 70 in pub ic a new es-
tab ish m, ut has ar sen in our midst, whose OBJ
j4tt is to make eve man appear II atnnd iidy
when lie goes to hi> bu iu.ss. This establish
IL ent is the one found d by the
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lEighest Of all in Lcave.ing powerLatest U. s Gov r.

Wise. Hampden. L.; John H Strain.
o kaloo4a. IA. Henry Becker. Kansas
CITY, Kan. Mr.. NJ. Hamilton, ST. Paul ;
Miss Ada He. Independence, la. +;
Mrs. w. J.. Whltemsn and Mas
Anita WhitviDaD. Mi neapolis; Mimi. /;
j, @ r 'ss, Il. Z. Rose, Albert Lisa,
Mimi Dir and Mrs l. NJ. Gilett. II as
Cornels Gillstt, P,estou Iowa; Mrs.
Khcatie, Springfield, ). D. Il. Q. RI.
dell, Minneapolis; Mrs VI A. Go,twin.
Mis-. Fnnnie Mccain. St. Paul; G. s.
Muirhead. r. A. MaGae. Henry Pat
move, Marion, I1wa; O.to 9. Sens. Mr..
and Mr.. y Geueu. Mics Marion Ger.
ten. Pster Zanies, Miss Anna Crosby.
MI-- Emma Metz. Nj. and Mrs. Rus.
cell SsIner, Misc X Catherine Stoner, Mrs.
ii. E. Wheeler.
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Maier & zo5slen's lager, fresh from th cir
bre very. on draught in all the principal sa-
looms; delivered promptly in bottles or kegs
Office and brewery, ALI Alis) street, tele
phone 81
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NOTES,

T. G. Crane and party arrived in the
city yesterday morning ia Cnic,go and
Eastern Illinois special clr, whicn Is at
present in the Santa Fe yard. They
will remain here few DAYS and then 20
to the Ray )nd hotel at Pasadena.
A party o. ! 5 excursonists from Wash
ing zion. ID. @. arrived yesterday morn
Ing in ths special car Cleopatra at the
Arcade depot. TheV are IN rJute for
Coronado and San D ego, bat owing to
The washouts decided TO spend q few
dAys in this city. they were delighted
with The garden at the Arc de and tins
speci mems of ArIzona cacti gro wing there.
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Mirrors, both French aud German plate, can
now be had at great saving on for mer prices
French mirrors both plain and bevsled; also
Deveed plates made to order. All Work guar
anteed. H. Raphael & Co, 44O s. Springst
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1873 N. MAN, opposite old court house. Specs
ard eyeglasses specially. Fine watch and
jewelry repairing. Also diamonds and fine
jewelry at lowest figures. Wagner, the old re-
liable ieWeler.
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Stanley Garvey, the 12.year old boy
who ran away from home, was found
yesterday by Detective George Iusley.
The lad WAS returned to his grand
mother, Mrs. Mary Gsrvey, at the New
port.
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6hampooing and Me- nicuring after the most ap-
proved styles and Methods by the very best
artists, at the Imperial Hair Bazaar, 224-226
West second street.
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JoTTINGs.


Allstyles and varieties. Large s'oc1 always
on hand, and repairing spscilitJ. J. G. Qua
bingham, 236 j. Spring st. TIL. S18
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Tony Zorb is now in Arion Hal, 1O1 Re
quena street, where he serves a commercial
lunch from ii to 2 and has a fine bowling
alley.
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stop Paving Rent by Building

Through the Savings Fund and Building 60
ciety of Los Angeles. Monthly payments
Twelfth annual series now open. L. H. Grasett,
secretary, room l03 Wilson block. First aud
Sprlng.
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Mrs. c. bosch, millinery parlors, 1901 8.
Spring ST., rooms 43 and A. Ladies, have
the extreme styles
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In bu k and cans, 60 cents, full quarts; fine, fat
and juicy. Cans, so cents Discount to hotels
aid restaurants Fred Haniman's Mott Market
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Ift1e hal is Ia ling ont or turning gray, re-
quring I'll nuta VITA nOurish ny tld co.
orug IoOi, Ia = Veg tnb.e S.o.iiAn HAIR X
new er IS jI>t the kr-cih.
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fiVaIe yin rH room Tor ladies' and gentle
men will be opened jan. 2ls', in connection
with the Holenb.ck cafe and grill rooms at
214 ". Second st. Meals will be served la
carte.
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Fancy Pears and ApDles

Redlands oranges, mountain berries, best In the
market. Richardson. Lowry & Co., 100 L. First
street. Telephone 1878.
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Carlton Cornweli. foreman OF the Ga
zette, Middetown, N. j., believes that
Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy should
be in every home. lie used 1t for cold
and it efec ed speedy cure. He says:
ut is indeed a Rrsnd remedy, / can
recommend to all. | have also seen it
used for whooping cough, with the best
results" 50-cent bottles for sale by
Of 4 Vaughn, Fourth and Spring; @.
f. Heinzeman. 222 n. Main.
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W. A. Ryan, attorney-at-law, rooms 4. and
q. Allen block, cor. spriHg and Temple streets