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The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03
AN oRDIN a NCE

July 6. 1898
BY MI Norman: On and after the adoption
of this ordinance II shall be Il miadrinean0r tor
any person or persons to place or empty Into
the streets any and all offals, Kitchen "i yard
animals or fish, etc; and upon each conviction
to be tried before the Mayor. cx otfici" .Iudiiae
of tho Peace the offender shall be fined fil' ANN
of $500 tive dolara) for the FIRST and 40 oo
(trn d0llars) for the second Oflensc.
1t il made the duty OF the Town Marshall I"
arrest any and all offenders against bis ordl-
nance, and cause them to he tried
BE IL further ordered that the Town Marshall
he authorized to have 500 dive hundrcd) notices
of this ordinance printed and have them dis
trjbuted to the various householtters OF the
Town. Adopted. "
s. l.. IIEBRARD,
Mayor.
T. H. LEWIS, JK., Clerk.
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DR.. Il. NJ LitteIl has returned to
Opelousas, and lostlmcd practice. His
offices is on Main street, adjoining st.
Landry State Bank
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lfyou need job work of any kind and
have not the time to call. ring mp phone
80, and we will do tho rest. All OF onr
work guaranteed to give satisfaction.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

We are indebted to the mana
gers for u complimentary ticket
Ito the Louisiana State Fair to be
held at Alexandria Oct 4th to Sth
Inclusive.
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The Opelousas Brick q Tile works
will pay good prices for Split Hickory
in forms 1}x3 by ;G inches long nlso
Hickory, Poplar, Oak, Gum and Ash
l,,n
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For RENT.-A desirable resi-
dence in Opelousas corner of Lam
dry and Union streets. Apply to
Miss Effie Ealer, at Mrs. Laas'.
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LOCI, BRIEFS.

Arc yor.. subscriber to the COURIER
ii not my notF
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A fresh stock of choice family
groceries, just received at Jos. A.
;Gil's. Sol. Loeb's old stand.
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The first Louisiana regiment IS
|,o 90 to Havana with Gen. Lee,
and the boys are tickled.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

Several articles which should
have appeared in our paper to-
day were unavoidably left out an
account of the illness Of one OF
our printers.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

Go to j. B. Sandoz for good
and Harness at right fig
nres Also Paints and Varnishes.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

For little money You can buy lots OF
goods at Fred. l.. Sandoz's. Come and
he convinced.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

The insurance in Thabodaux
has beer reduced 3315 per cent
since the Water Work plant is in
operation,
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

IF a woman could retain her
beauty forever she might get along
without brAns.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

Bagging and Ties, Rice Sacks,
Machine oil and all kind of steam
fittings at j. B. Sandoz.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

J.B. Sandoz sells the celebrated
Milburn Wagons. They are good
and cheap Also Carts, Gigs, &c.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

Sc, A. G.. S>ilrs for Lumber. Shingles
Bricks. Lime, Sand and Cement
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We want your advertisement. and
will he glad to do your job printing,
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

Family residence in Opelousas
for rent at SO per month. Apply
at this Office.
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Aug. 27, 'M'

OTECE. Land Office at New Orleans
~ Aug. %, 1s0e.-NOtice is hereby given that
tine following named settler has flied notice of
his intention to make final proof In support of
his claim, and that snid proof will he inpta be
fore T.. North CulOm. u. s. Commissioner, vt
Opelousas La, on Oct. 1st, 1893, viz:
JOHN DAVID EE.s.IOTT,
who made homestead entry No 1850 for the
+, 3of Sec J2 Tp 2, 8. of K. / West, Louisiana
Meridian.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation
OF, said land, viz:
David NJ. Robert. Andrew West, James West
Stephen Doville. Jr., all OF Bayou Chlcot, La.
G. MCD. BkUMEY,
Aug 27, 1898 ct. Register.
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August G, 1893 Ct.

NOTICE. = Land Office at New Orleans.
~ July 30. ls9s.-Notire is hereby given that
the following named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof In support of
,ia claim, and that said proof will be made be
fore f. North Cullom, U. s. Commissioner, at
Opclousas, La, on Sept TO- 1893, viz:
JEFFERSON MASON,
who made Hid. Entry No. 14h55 for the W !
Section 81, Township 2, 3. X. East, La Mer-
idian.
He names the following Witnesses to prove
her continuous residence upon, and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
Mack Molett, Isllnal Godfrey, Leonard
Whiting, William Godfrey, all of st Landry
Paflsh, La.
g. MOD. BKItMBY,
Aug c. 1898. kegister.
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Latest designs IN fancy ca,dS, rnHcs-
opes, etc, just received at this office.
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Safety deposit boxes for rent at thc
StA.andry State Bank.
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Full line of Furniture at right
prices at j. B. Sandoz.
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90 Hats Off to Schley.

The whole American people can
but applaud the quiet, dlsnltied,
and selfposscsscd manner in which
Commodore Schley his won dis
tinction in the American navy. 1t
is characteristic of the man that
when he had first bottled Cervcra
in Santiago harbor, he made no
pretention of having done anything
great, but in the simplest manner
possible informed his superior Off
GERS OF that fact. Circumstances
having thrown Ccrvera's full power
aginst him in his exit from the
harbor, he quietly directed opera
tions, going straight into the hot,
test place in the encounter, and
fought for sixty miles the hardest
contested fight in naval annals.
lie then modestly returned to his
post to erport-not to Washington,
but to Admiral Sampson-that he
has accomplished his mission. Even
Commodore Watson did not refrain
from reporting the gallant feat, al
though not in position to take part
in the encounter.
No wonder Spain's ships cannot
stand before such officers and men
as are being developed in the
American navy. Hats oft to com
modOre Schley.
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The most popular Wagons and
puooies for sale at j.. B. Sandoz,
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NIOTaCE OF FINAL TABE.EAU.
ESTATE OF JOSEPHINE THoM!lON
PROBATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT
ST. LANDRY. No. $500.

Whereas, Frank Wharton OF the pnrirh Of
st. Landry, Administrator OF the estate of .josr-
phnc Thompson, deceased, has filed IL final
tnhleau OF classification of dcDts dstrihution OF
funds and final account of administration OF said
estate, accompanied by his petition pray ing
for the homOogation OF the same;
And whereas, the prayer of said petition has
been granted by All order OF court hearing date
August 49, 1893.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to Ill
persons Interested to make Opposition to said
the town of Opelousas within the time r.unir
ed by law why tho sad tablcnn should not he
homoloSated and confirmed
a. PAVS,
OF nt. Clerk
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by virtue of an order of ticri farins issued
out of the Honorable the Seventeenth judicial
District Court, i'll and for the parish OF La
fayettc, i'll the above entitled und numbered
case and to me directed, will proceed to sell
ut the front door OF the Court House, III the
town of Opelousas i'll the parrish OF vt. Landry,
at II o'clock a. IN, on
Saturday, September fOih, ss9S,
the following described property, to-wit:
lst-Thirty acles and % hundredths "f land
situated in st. Landry Parish, La, heinE north
half of lot seven, Section thirty five, Township
eight, South Range three East, acquired from
Cyprien ArcenennX, and he by exchange from
Adolph PrGjean August 1lst, 1881.
2a-Seventy -oight arpents OF land adjoining
the above on the east ; bounded on the north
by McIIhenny, south Ivy Ursin Prtiean. enst by
land formerly OF Estate of Cnrvlllc Prcjran
acquired of Adoph Prcjeun December &, lhsl
Seized in the above entitled suit.
TernS-C Cash.
W. =. FRAZEE,
Sheriff OF the Pal ish of st, Landry
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Personal.

Miss Sarah, daughter of Hon.
G. G. Brown, of Carencro, is Wis
iting friends in Opelousas.
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The war was entirely too short to
furnish fighting for all the volun-
tecrs who elisted for the purpose
of serving their country and Win
mig fame on the battlefield: The
result is great deal of warlike en-
ergy is pcnt up at several camps
of concentration, and especially
at camp Merritt, from which
point come reports of riots, rows
and general ructions almost every
day. It appears that the Kansas,
Tennessee and Iowa volunteers
have combined for the purpose
of cleaning out saloons, chasing
Cinnamon over the hills and far
away, humping negroes and
every now and then making a
raid on the camp of a pcaceably
inclined New York regiment
which has in some way incurred
the dislike of the young warriors
from the West and South. 1t is
evident that there is Il great deal
of military energy going to seed
at Camp Merritt, and the fact is
to be dcplored that it cannot be
expended on the county's enc
mics.
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The work of swindling by army
contractors is coming to light,
and aIthougn.the war with Spain
has been short and shop, it an
pears that the contractors have
had ample time to gouge the
government quite handsomely.
General Merriam instituted an
investigation at San Francisco
the other day and discovered that
1900 pairs Of bad shoes had
been, issued to one command
together with 1,1O0 defective
Springfield rifles and 1,20O bayo-
nets. scabbards and cartridge
boxes. At Tkoroughfare Gap,
Va, heavy rains which fell upon
the camp of the soldiers develop
| ed the fact that their shoes were
made Of pressed craps and brown
pnper, and as soon as they got
wet dropped from the feet of the
| soldiers.
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's'hRrsslay, September De, fSHS,
August 20. 1893.
SALE.

l.. G.. Sicily ss ADOIrlIE G. pltEJEAN.
No. 4O13.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03
st. Charles College.
GRAND COTEAU, la.

The academic department OF
St. Charles College will reopen on
Sept. 10, 1898. This institution
admits day scholars only. Both
the classical and commercial
courses are taught, as in any other
college withinthe state. Parents,
anxious to secure for their boys
that moral and intellectual train
ing, which is received in all collie
ges Of the Jesuit Order, of which
this college has given ample proof
in the past, can readily do so, at
small expense, by boarding their
sons with some of the best faml-
lies of this place, who will watch
over and treat them III all re-
spects rs members Of the family.
Moreover, a strict personal sup
ervision over the students is exer-
cised by the President and Facul-
ty, thus safeguarding, as far as
may reasonably be expected, the
moral conduct and close applica-
ton to study, of the students.
They are frequently visited at
their homes, and special rules
made for them are strictly en-
forced. Thus, christian parents
can have no legitimate excuse fol-
placing their sons at such schools
as are the destruction Of religion
and bane of good society. The
tuition fee is SO per month. The
daily classes begin at 9 A. NJ. ant
close at 3. 80 p. NJ. For further
particulars apply to the President
of the College.
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District CDHlt, Parish Of Lafayette, state OF
LGNiSnt.n.
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We had q pleasant call Tuesday
from Mcssrs G.. DeAcrlegand and
Smith of Arnaudyilie.
The Opelousas courier., 1898-09-03

Hon. S. NJ. Robertson, NJ. c.,
was in town this week giving an
eye to his political fences here.
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NO. 81
JUDICIAL. ADyEiST9AEAEN
HHUEiIEG HAE.E..
ESTATE OF ELEANOR A. LlTiEiL.
Widow of DR. Il. A. Millald
PEOIATE DOCKET. DISTRICT COURT
PARISH OF ST. LANDRY.

------H
No. $50.
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Lieutenant Rowan the hero penetrated camp
gents in Cuba and
Rowan
This 8
Rowan of Monroe
the Democratic M
went the Army with
promoted to Lieutenant Colonel
themsoves and The thing nndertnka
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After The War.

We thank the Lord our Wllli,m's back
Fror- living in a tent.
We're glad tn S'e him tAnned 80 black ;
We think the time well spent
lie did not fight battle. for
lie eaihped in Jast one spot,
Yet II il we'll he went To war.
>uSh discipline he got,
W. used to have to CALI hin twice
To make him rise at eight.
Snt n"w it seems hi, only yice
l. quite another gaia.
Hes mp - six, no build. the fire
lie Lo0s the chores vita jly;
y" work too hard. no task too dire.
For this our syld.sr 10y .-.,.
And foo *! lie slows away all stuff
With equal Ie>t aud ease,
Except lac says: I've had enough
or heans and bacon. please"
Once hnicl<y aud fu,sy. too,
He now has not "A whim.
Snch wonders have "A suit Of blue,
And hsrdtack. wrought ia MIN.
a wrinkled sheet no longer keeps
Tim restless through the night.
From what he says we guess ho sleeps
Ia luxury till light
IL tictles us that nausht he finds
OF which he can complain,
Aud therefore, To our humble minds,
He's soidiered not in vain.
-Munse,'s
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OUR NEW YORK LETTER.
Where Balmy Breezes Blow Not r.
"rhe Same Thing oyer Again
Holiday Time.

Correspondence OF TIM ARGUS.
IL there be anyone in this wide world
who is too warm about now, he or she
is respectfully Informed that he can
C ,ol of to- the Queens taste right here
in New York. Winter came in with a
b .und and asserted himself right away.
Nuyeinb,.r had no chance TO bow her
self out, but was sulnmarily hustled
ou. OF sight and ont OF mind. / imag-
inc that destiny in the shape Of the
weather will indeed shape our ends;
rough hew them ms we may" (Seggi ing
our late lamentel Bard of Avon's par
don. with due reverence, for the liberty
taken with his immortal lines.)
It's the same thing over again; the
struggling crowds of novcIty-serkors:
among thHm tho self-saue women who
waved this time last year, that they
Tnul begin their Christmas shopping
At least as early ~ July. Dut to come
early and avoid the rush" has not boon
part "f :hoir crrel during the past
year; So they must take the bitter of
dis:onfurt with the sweetness of gift-
r living. ms usual How many OF us
viii be abl. to look January in the
f-ce. My prophetic ,oul tells me |
shall not
Ny eyes are glaldened ever and
anon 10y the sight Of u stately one
love, turning her graceful fingers toali
sorts OF beautiful tasks just now.
! What u happy thing it is to have the
knaclS of making fancy work - A
oman Hever seems quite so much OF a
woman AS when occupied i'm either one
OF three ways: Nesting her head on
| some mans shoulder; rGcking a baby
TO sleep. or with lap full of bright
tr hes constructing dainty bits of
edle-craft
1t is easy TO please children. Por-
haps the most acceptable thing one
can give the patriotic boy this Christ
mas. is one OF tho military or naval
suits Best & 60. are displaying. /
never saw such fetching things AS they
are. in all my life. Illustrations and
prices OF same may be secured by
writing TO the firm. And this is as
useful as IL is truly ornamental.
As for handkerchicfs, they form n
world Of supply by themselves. and
enc can get an absolute work of art
nowadays for few cents. Such a
specimen. in days gone by, would have
run mp TO the dollar mark. The most
substantial umbrellas baye silvcr-trim.
ed handles. II one goes in for service
able gifts. it is we'll TO get the best
thing that may be procura ble for the
money expended, gIviRg preference to
excellence rather than Ornamentation
In gloves, too, price latitudes are
wide, and good values are listed At
modest figures. IN this city there are
90 many Dig dry goods stores that
competition IS brisk, and prices are ar
focted accordingly. Aud. ia this are
of exceptional mail service, the country
buyer has the same advantages as the
city one. minus the discom fort Of hay
ing to buy in peryOn and bo jostiod
hitheF und yon Uy the eager crowds.
ln the drossu'akers' domain, mOdistes
have so much 10 do Imagine thsy feel
like going 20 Ded. as tic old darkev
did. TO escape the work
AneHt festive frOeks for big girls and
little girls, more anon.
EvEIYN CABLE.
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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From ROW Until 1900.

IL hos been our Palicy for several
years TO make - special effort during
the month of Dscem ber 20 increase our
subscription hstand get all our old pa
irons 70 pay UP with the year aud o
year in advance.
Quite number Of subscriptions ex-
pire ut the end Of this month and an
such should seAd In One Dollar now
sooS. for another year Renem her
you get THE ARGUs for Only One Dol.
lar Tor year when you pay In advance.
All those Who ars behind shosld
settle up ia order 20 get the benefit OF
this discount Examine the tag on
Your paper and ~ viii show you whore
YOU are paid 90. We DO not Ike %
send YOU "a dun but q sou are getting
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500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this pnper will be
pl0uscd 20 learn that these is at least
one dreaded disease that scieuce mas
been able to cure in all its stages. aud
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure ia
The only positive cure known 20 the
med oal fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional discase, requires con.
stitutional treatmont. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting directlv Y
npon the blood aud mucous surfaces of
the svststn. thereby destroying the
foundatiOn OF the disease. and 0ivtng
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
in doing its work. The propriet,rs
have so muoh faith in its curative nov.
ers that they offer One hundred Dol.
lars for any case bat 10 fails % cur.
Send sor list IF tcStimoniale.
Address, + j. CHENEY e co.
Toledo O..
Soil bv DruVg st4 Tic
HaH's F0mily Pills are tho best
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for the engine and Goilel. all bran new
and at very low price SO that when
we ret II all in good working order
we will have plant 10 be proud of an I
Tor sum that was considered imp,~Si.
hle. In fact IL was thought at FIRST
that we would have to purchase second.
hand machinery and material ia orlrr
To get plant for the small amount OF
money we had TO invest, but ~ IL is we
have n plant brand new aud large
enough for the town till il wears out.
The capacity OF the Plant admits OF
twenty are lights and 500 incanlescant
as Its normal supply aud could be i'm.
creased IL necessary. The boiler is
ynr2 large, but the engine is small aad
built for speed Instead of strength, as
Is necessary in an electric light engine
In order W generate the electicity
Another very important matter that
the next Council will have TO settle Is
the bond OF Rightmyer X Shoch. OF
'RowleSOury, who failed on the side.
walk contract. They were under
$4,000 20 complete the whole job ON or
before Nov. tst ami had plenty of tim.
o. do IL TN, from May lst. last "A period
OF six months. Their bend Is guaran-
teed by the Fidelity Deposit Company
OF Baltimore very stroag and reliable
institution that is perfectly good for
the money Under the law aud tho
contract the town must proceed inside
Of six months To collect tho bond and
suit should be instituted before the
next term " court The present Coun.
Gil did all they could 10 hurry Right
Myer 4 Shoch up, but could make no
contract with any other company or do
ANYTHING else towards getting the
work done till Nov. ist for fear OF tres
passing on their contract and Inval-
dating the bond, which wa did not
want 20 do. The Council made two
To them ut all aud second in giving
them all summon and fall To DO the
work and till so late In the season that
IL could not then be- done by any other
company, although IA bold push was
made in NOYemb Der and had tho weather
| b"'' biN NdN AAFNtiN VI llNt dH bihltl'
AIRY November we would hays gotten
H. done anyhow As the contract aud
bond is made with the present Council
new Council might have some. trouble
in collecting IL and closing up the
mn ntter.
One OF the main kicks against the
present Council is the passing and on
forcing of the Hog Ordinance. We
believe most OF the people are in favor
OF it, but Their, IL a good way 10 test
t.. We understand that petition /,
out, asking the Council To submit th,
matter to- vote at the coming elec
lions. This can Oe very easy done
and no extra cost whatever. Wo thinl
that IL anything like respectable pc
ttion is presented TO the Council they
will order IL submitted 10 vDto. Thi,
cin be put ON the bottom OF the ticket
For Hog Ordinance and against Hog
Ordinance. II IL carries. let the Inv
stand and Il IL is voted down, let th,
Council repeal g..
The Municipal Election comes of
THURSDAY, Jan 5th. 500 and will he
cOnducte by DR.. Felix Elliott. John
T. Neff and j. J. Guseman who hav,
been appointed by the Council as Com
missionors Of said election
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A SERIAL IN THIS PAPER
HOLIDAY RATEs.
baltimore & ohio RaiIroad

ON account 81 tht Christmas and New
Year Holidays the Baltimore & Ohio
n. X will sell eNcl r-iOn tickets at
greatly reduced rates tp and from
po nts ON It's line between Baltimore.
Pitts bnrg. Wheeling, Parkersburg
~trasl urg Junction and informed iato
points gnpd going Deceuber % 2G rs
tut 90 ls38. and ianuarv T. ls1D good
go retarn until January O. tsJ9. iu.
uSive.
Magnificent train service in 8,l dirrc
tions Pu.iman Sleeping C,us u0d
Imne naca
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behind you may expect one, as we
nus1 go over our list now aad collect
up IL is much bottor and cheaper for
You 10 pay iu advance than 10 be like
old cows tail, always behind. und
besides the date on your. paper looks
50 much better.
You have moro time 20 read nOw
than any Other sOusOn Of the t6af dnd
IL YOU want any other paper or may
azine, we oan get 10 Tor you at "a big
dis5Ount
We have some special features for
our readers that we will begin on next
week. Watch ont for them.
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TDR. j. II. WATSON,
DENTAL and ORAL SURG EoN.
sWITrFnErD. IA
SNlTUFfBfD, "a

Regular erHduafo ~ Ba firrcrc College 'f
.Uruftl surgery and Post Graduate ~ be Irs
Lutz college ~ trown and. v idRe w,rl ~
,'oInmnns. V' NJ. Inftnir. 81 ihe aF cV w.
Mouth guaranteed tO hold hrfuiy in. pifc
Ho' Teeth ENracted POsitivclt with ut nin
Gold aud Flatiua 81 0y FNHng wHr7rnfs 81 ha
'f1 wears 30 couie so id Gold rpwos g.
Fine Gold WILLING >pfcialty As we - ~
Treatment % thiidrfu' Teeth ~hich rrf "a
hardened and saved. whore Wrre f tchasifn /
DcnN with their tiUk eriug won fsr.
Al bonn from fhc ut tUlfthc fHh ~ rffFv
month. "a Erucrfeu once +eNeig fNO IIfr rs .F
from the - % fi.l tlo last. Narcn. shay utv.
eorfember .Novomb and JauusTY Mud 10
fates.
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Fiees az ruHnoltOn 90 20, connecting with No.
2 west aud 40 Is cast. returning leaves Tnn.
melton az 80 O'Clock and arrives al KiBawoOd
20 a. m.
AFTERNOON TRAINS.
No. leaves Kinqwood A. 70. M and ar
rives 20 runucltJr a. 81 connecting with No 4s
and No. q east fast train and aCcOmmud ftion
both, ana No. q west. Keturnig g. leaves Tan
Relton ab0ut 10 o'cioct arriving ht Rinavy0od
at p m. Trains daily except sunday
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1898-12-22

Cure Sick Headache, Bill
iousness, Sour Stomach,
and Constipation. Sold
everywhere, sc. per box.
PreBafedby CLH0od 8 Co, Lowell Mass