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The times., 1898-11-13

Lowered
domestic prices.
To appreciate the lowness of our do
nestle prices go elsewhere and price
similar qualities. Then you'll find that
what we say is true-that we sell for
less than any other store In town.
Lots Of folks appreciate the savings We
have made possible-the increased
buying gives all evidence OF that. Come
Monday and take advantage of these
savings:
quality muslin-nicely made and care
fully finished-the same sort
you've always paid 25c for. here 0n
-...-.........--.-..... w
&c by IS Boston pillow cases-splen-
didly made and very carefully
finished-worth l2 l-2c. will go Q3.n
.......-...............-V ~
The celebrated Columbia" ready
made sheets. size 81 by So-such
as sell at soc everywhere else, Qon
Mill remnants of cambrics and mus
lins, of the best known brands
which are worth from Il l-2c c1o
to Sc yard, will go at...........J >2G
"Rockland' heavy unbleached mus
lin. full yard wide-whieh is
regular value at l-2c yard, Gin
will go for. 2G
"Claremont'' bleached sheeting,
9-quarter-and regular 2oc 73<o
value, will go for. r........-.--..... 40
Double-faced fancy fiannelettes-of
splendid quality-the same you
have paid Il lie a yard for 73<o
heretofore-for... .......-...............I ~
aO-inch outing cloth. in varied as
sortment of the most pleasing
patterns-the regular Zoe grade E3.n
for. .-....-----........-. v 4V
White Shaker flannel. of
heavy feeced quality-will go, C7o
per yard, for. OSG
White flannel, 81 inches wide-of ex-
cellent quality-the usual h3.n
A lot of 800 dozen pillow cases, full
size which are nicely made
and carefully fipished-hand
torn and hand irofiedHwili go M
for. r...........-..........f .f.as....'....... foU
Monday we put on sale a big lot of
fine embroidered flannel, in such de-
sirable colors as iiredi and gray and
white-in variety of the most attrac-
tive designs-an excellent quality,
such as you would have to pay L0o
75c yard for ordiharily-for.. 4JG
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UphoIsteries,
bedWear, etc.

WV W. Saty WV
In these special prices you find the
secret of our success in the selling OF
upholsteries. bedwear. draperies. and
the like. Prices are very much less
than others are compelled to profitably
ask for the same qualities-hundreds. OF
thrifty shoppers have already found
that out. If you have any need to
supply for the household do so Mon
day-here. You'll save substantially
by 1t.
Yale Holland window shades, in all
the leading and most desirable colors-
SO by y inch-with heavy tambour lace
mounted on good, reliable roll
ers-with all the fixtures COM 9hn
pIete for hanging. will go for....-. LJ1
Fine Nottingham lace curtains. in
new floral and fishnet effects
which are worth double, will go, 7Qn
per pair. at-.-...--..--.-......- ISo
Extra width and length lace cur
tains-in a variety of new
designs-good value at So Ct 10
pair. for. .................V ri
Satin Derby figured and heavy ar
mure portieres. in the richest array of
colorings-with heavy fringe-will be
offered at third less than
usual worth price, per pair, q 90
Ter ..--.--.--..-.--..-..-. LsVO
11-quarter silver gray double b1an-
kets. with pretty borders of different
desirable colors-of extra heavy
quality-will go at tho extraor- 70o
dinarily low price. per pair........ OO
Large-sized Smyrna rugs, 30 by Co.
in variety of the handsom-
est patterns imaginable-for QI 10
---.---.---.-.-...---.-. Visio
Onyx tables of the latest designs
made in the most substantial manner
and for which any furniture
house would have to ask Q0 90
double, We offer at........-.-.-. VLsJO
Extra size bed spreads in hand
some Marseilles patterns-worth
$3.50, will be here Monday QQn
'..'.-.''.-----ooo
A new line of pretty golden crepon
draperies-which are not to be
matched under 10c yard any Elm
where, will go at....."............J ~
All silk lambreauins, heavily fringed
with gold embroidery-as handsome an
ornament as can be found 81 "a
So value for. Or....................... " sOO
36-inch dotted and figured swiss for
curtains, draperies and such
purposes-very pretty effects, 0Ko
per yard, for. ..J/o Y
All wool Smyrna rugs, fringed on
both ends a very good
quality-variety of desirable Z0o
patterns-for. ..8JG
The times., 1898-11-13

Sterling silver articles. consisting of
files, darners, tooth brushes, nail
brushes, hair curriers'. shoe horns,
paper cutters, button hooks and the
like-whicb sell about town at more
than double. You can take your mr.
choice of any of them for. ZJG
The times., 1898-11-13
Startling Jewelry Selling.

The new jewelry department is little
more than month old and already is
doing a business that any jewelry
store might be well satisfied with.
We have disregarded all price pre-
cedents-given you the highest grade
jewelry at just what it can be sold
for-which is just about a third less
than others are asking.
The times., 1898-11-13
81 corduroy velyets, 69c.

Monday we put on sale a lot of so
pieces of fine corduroy velvets, p
inches wide-the heavy-corded sort
in bronze. plum, tan, myrtle, navy,
seal blue, gray. and in black-the
usual dollar value for Csc a yard.
The times., 1898-11-13

All wool Smyrna rugs, fringed on
both ends very good
quality-variety of desirable L0o
patterns-for. .3JG
The times., 1898-11-13

36-inch dotted and figured swiss for
curtains, draperies and such
purposes-very pretty effects, 10
per yard, for. or................-......V y
The times., 1898-11-13

All silk lambrequins, heavily fringed
with gold embroidery-as handsome an
ornament as can be found Ql %
50 value for. Observation-Disclosures. sOJ
The times., 1898-11-13
CSC taTeta silk. 49c.

A good lot of plain and two-toned
changeable glace taffeta Silks pieces
which we have just secured under
price-go on sale Monday morning at
49c yard-which are the usual 69c
grade. In great variety OF the most
beautiful colorings Imaginable-the
richest combinations. OF splendid quail
ity and not q yard of it worth less
than 69c-for 49c.
The times., 1898-11-13
Dressing Sacques, 49c.

Ladies' Dressing sacques of fine Ell
derdown, with ribbon tie strings and
embroidered edges, usually sold for 81.
to go at i9c.
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A perfect showing Of dress fabrics.
25e bOucIeS. 11ac.

One hundred pieces of navy blue and
black dress fabrics. the beautiful cam
els hair striped effect-full yard wide,
and of superior quality-excellent fab
ric for making skirt or costume
never intended to sell for less than 25c,
will go for II Gao yard.
The times., 1898-11-13
59c veIyetta, 39c.

59c yeIyetta, 39c.
The usual 5sc imported silk finished
velvetta-in every wanted shade and
color-including cerise. turquoise, yale,
cadet, and in black. which is of splen-
did wearing quality-will go at ssc a
yard Monday.
The times., 1898-11-13
S1.69 flannel waists. Csc.

We will do the best part of the cloth
waist selling tomorrow as the result of
this offering. Every store in town sells
this identical all-wool flannel waist
for Sl69 We go them one better to-
morrow by making the price IS cents.
The effects are the newest and are
shown in variety of colors.
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Boys pants, 29e.

better quality-that will hold up their
heads among the best company-made
of the most servieeable aII-wOoI mater
ials-made with more than the usual
care-strongiy re-enforced-go at &c
a pair. These are worth more than
double
The times., 1898-11-13

25c china silks, l5c yard.
We have just secured from a New
York importer lot OF 80 pieces of fine
quality black china silks. of soft, lus-
trous quality-which will prove suita-
Bile especially for skirts. shirt waists.
Innings, trimmings and the like-and
offer II at 15c a yard 1t is such a
grade as would sell for 25e If bought in
the regular way-no store in this city
ever offered you a better china silk for
less than that sum. Monday for 15c.
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Use ladies' cloth. 49c.

Monday we will give you 25 pieces of
fine quality all wool ladies' cloth, of
soft, lustrous finish-in such deSira-
BILE shades as navy, garnet, yale,
brown, myrtle, cardinal, and also in
black-which is usually sold at 75c a
yard, for isc a yard.
The times., 1898-11-13
A galaxy Of suit, coat, cape and
fur values that caps the climax.

The climax of the remarkable values in ladies' win
ter wearables which have been made occurs in the
lot of specials announce for tomorrows selling.
The unlimited possibilities of the Greater Stores
buying is strongly in evidenceevery value offering
overs high above any other merchants greatest
efforts. The Hecht organization is a mighty power
i'll the wholesale market-merchants are ever ready
to lend willing to offers to buy any guam
tty of garments if the price be influenced there
by. So garments of the finest character to us
at such figures as enable to offer values that no
The times., 1898-11-13
Use black erepons. 49c.

Ten pieces of 45-inch heavy tufted
new figured black crepons-the most
popular fabric just now for separate
skirts and costumes-full 45 inches
wide-fully worth 75c yard, will be
offered Monday at 49c yard.
The times., 1898-11-13

A new line OF pretty golden crepon
draperies-which are not to be
matched under 10c yard any Elm
where, will go t...................J ~
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75c corsets, 49c.

Monday we shall offer the regular 75c
grade of the well-known wv. B." cor
sets-in black, white and gray-and in
all lengths-for 49 cents a pair. The
genuine ''W. B.''-every pair stamped.
A cut in price that should interest ev-
cry saving woman.
The times., 1898-11-13

A lot of 800 dozen pillow cases, full
size, which are nicely made
and carefully finished-hand
torn and hand irohed4 will go k7o
for =. 1 4 I. ,.... 4Sl
The times., 1898-11-13
Boys pants, 16r.

An immense quantity of boys stanch-
ly-made pants, made of materials best
adapted to hard wear-and in patterns
that answer every taste-strengthened
at every vulnerable point-iust the
pants for school and play time-go for
Ice a pair.
The times., 1898-11-13

Extra size bed spreads. in hand
some Marseilles patterns-worth
sl50, will be here Monday QQn
The times., 1898-11-13

White flannel. q inches wide-of ex-
celient quality-the usual lc3<o
25c value, will go for-...........J JJf4O
The times., 1898-11-13

Torchon laces. of the most desirable
quality-will be offered. per yard. for
The times., 1898-11-13

Monday we put on sale big lot of
fine embroidered flannel, in such de-
sirable colors as tfredi and gray and
white-in a variety of the most attrac-
tive designs-an excellent quality,
such as you would have to pay L0o
75c yard for ordiharily-for. -. 4JG
The times., 1898-11-13

Inside betting. of the best grade
enough for belt at &c.
The times., 1898-11-13

other the city possibly with equal quality
Mondays special lis OF offerings.
The times., 1898-11-13

White Shaker flannel. of
heavy fleeced quality-will go, 07o
The times., 1898-11-13

Large-sized Smyrna rugs, 30 by Co.
in variety of the handsom- 80.
est patterns imaginable-for Clio
....--..--.-.-...-...-. v
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:...:..... :...*....:...:.:!:..::.':.':o'.'::'';'
The times., 1898-11-13
Boys clothing at nearly half price
Youths long pants suits, S.

"6 P"Hto buitot 'P0
A lot of young mems long pants
suits. in styles that are just exactly
like the older mems suits-consistiug
of fine cheviots and cassimeres-in
some OF the smartest effects of the
season. many plain blues and blacks
among them-for s.. Sizes plenty large
enough 10 fit smalI-sized men. No
store ever sold such garments under
N-5o-l0ts will ask more
The times., 1898-11-13

Onyx tables of the latest designs
made in the most substantial manner
and for which any furniture
house would have to ask Q0 90
double, we offer at..............U UZsJO
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WILLIAM C. ACHI.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT
Law. Office: 10 West King street,
Honolulu, H. /.
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Company Capt. II. II. Richmond,
Lieuts. A. J. Law, II. \. Martin.
Company E-Capt. James Hager.
Lieuts. Granville Chapman, G.. NJ.
Williams.
Company F-Capt. \. c. Gillem,
Lieuts. Robert Milan, III. II. Eastman.
Company Capt. Sam Van Leer,
Lieut.. Winston Pitcher.
Company M-Capt. Sheffield Clark
and Lieut.. \. J. Bright.
Adjt. James X. Polk is a grandson
OF President Polk. Mai. Createm is a
son Of Gen. Createm, a noted Confed-
crate leader. Capt \. c. Gillam's
father was Gen. Gillian of the Union
Army. Maj. Bayless comes of long
line Of fighters, the record beginning
with the Revolution. In the Civil war
his father fought on the Southern side.
Maj. Bayless is considered one OF the
best drill masters in the United States,
having been professor of military sci
ence and cOmmandant of cadets IN the
Nashville Military Institute.
Capt. William J. Whittorne is at
present a candidate for Congress on
the Democratic ticket in n Democratic
district. Maj. Richard y. Barr, once a
noted college athlete and recently
state prison physician. is surgeon of
the regiment. f. b. Battle, a grand
son of Brigadier General Battle. is
with Company =. Among other rep
reSentativeS of prominent Southern
families are the sons OF Brigadier
General Forbes and Brigadier General
Owens. Capt. James F.. Hager %
years OF age, has the distinction of
being the youngest Captain in the reg
iment.
The captains of the different compa-
nies delivered addresses TO the men in
their commands yesterday morning,
telling them that inasmuch as IL was
reported that there was not the best
| feeling between them and the New
| York boys they felt it their duty TO
| caution thin against getting into any
! trouble while in Honolulu, that any
| man who got into a fight or created
any kind of a disturbance would be
! dealt with severely. The liberty was
| three hours for four men At 4 tine
from each company. There may b.
more liberty today.
! Capt. Thomas DOwdell. OF the Yea
| Iandia, is loud in his praises OF the
! tennessee soldiers. The captain took
the Tenth Pennsylvania TO Manila on
MS boat and says that while the Penn
! syIEania boys were all gentlemen they
are no better than the Tennesseeans
mat a more orderly or gentlemanly
body OF men could not be found p
/ the service of Uncle Sam. Capt Dow.
dell was at Manila when Admiral Dew.
/ ey bOmbarded the forts OF that city and
says that the little Spanish gunboat
CailaO, which the Admiral captured
did more effective work in reducing
the forts than any OF the other ships
engaged. She ran right up under the
forts and remained in an exposed posi-.
tion throughout the engagement.
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fresh mountain breeZes, its hills and its
waterfalls and its hedges and old stone
walls and its wide roads and prettily
bordered pathways. Perhaps the clouds
that often carry rain from the noun
tain peaks and lose IL in Ma
noa were dispelled by the brilliancy
radiating from Puupueo. the valley
residence of Judge Henry L. Cooper.
Minister OF Foreign Affairs and Mrs.
Cooper. Puupueo was in gallant array.
II is the handsomest mansion in the
Islands and last night was sparkling
Throughout OF itself and its exceptional
environment in honor OF Miss Anna
Rose, the Hawaiian young lady who
has just returned from the States.
where she acted at Queen OF the To-
peka. Kas.. Carnival. Miss Rose was
very prominent while across the ocean
and by the manner in which she car
ried out the duties to which she had
been assigned reflected great credit
upon the country OF her birth and all
its people. II was on account OF the
Rose was praised by the Americans
and in which honors and notable atten-
tions We're heaped upon her as the rep
resentatiye for the occasion of the ISL
ands. that Minister and Mrs. Cooper
deciued to give her the local recogni-
ton which was so gracefully cOnsum-
mated last evening.
| All OF the ladies and gentlemen OF
/ Honolulu were hidden TO the recep-
/ ton and ball and the response was
very general. Certainly nearly all Of
Vanity Fair made the journey up the
valley so favored in years agone by
native royalty. \ portion OF the reg
ular road IS closed for repairs. but the
temporary thorOughfare through big
estate is not bad. President and Mrs.
Dole were in attendance. SO were
. Minister and Mrs. Damon The at
tendance numbered several hunir5
Puupueo IS a stone house patterned
after the homes OF the Spanish alca =
des or estate owners OF Mexico, with
adaptation 20 suit Hawaiian climate.
Perhaps the most striking feature OF
the house is its appearance OF massive
ness and solidity. II is a spacious
mansion. The principal rooms for the
guests were the large court, vi ban
ners hanging from the ceiling and
ferns banked from the floor, the recep-
ti0n and dancing hall and the makai
lan.i. The extensive grounds were IL
Illuminated The band was in a special
y constructed lanai. Resreshment:
were served throughout the evening
under the direction OF Chapman. Dane.
ing began a. and there was a pro
gram OF twelve numbers.
The great reception hall, Ike tn,
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New York EIcction Her.

The First New York will have a day
OF II TO-DAY. They will draw two
months pay and cast their votes for
State. County, Congressional. Senate
and Assembly nominees. Colonel Ted
dy seems To- be favorite with the boys
in blue.
The soldiers will vote for State Off
GERS by pasting printed ballots on slips
prepared by the State election board.
LIE voting will be under the juris-
diction OF company commanders who
VIII hand the sealed votes to- the regi-
mental adjutant. who in turn. will for
ward them, sealed, TO Albany, ~. v.
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aud IS now senior captain Of the reg
lment.
The regiment is composed very
largely OF clerks, young lawyers. mer-
chants and graduates from the best
colleges in the States. mechanics and
men from the best families in Ten
nesSee.
The men all respect and admire their
Colonel and he feels proud Of his boys
Col. Smith is an old friend OF Gen.
King and paid the General q visit
aboard the Arizona yesterday after
noon.
The officers Of the regiment are as
follows:
Col. W. c. Smith. commanding: Mai.
y b. BayleSs, Maj. B. Frank Cheat
ham, Surgeon and Maj. r. 4. Barr, As
sistant Surgeon and Capt. Percy L.
Jones, Chaplain Capt. l.. ]. Leland
Adjutant and First Lieut.. James X
Polk.
Company A-Capt. George Reed.
Lieut.. w. y. Alexander.
Company B-Capt. w. ]. White
horne. Lieuts. r. o. Ragsdabe. a X
Basket
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

other rooms. WAS AL light from eiec-
trlc lamps Here were Minister and
MIS- Cooper and Miss Rose. Miss Rose
Was IN white and was strikingiy hand
some and quite ~ ease The now OF
guests Tor an hour Was constant MfSS
Rose had smile and a few words for
each.
Al the conclusion OF the reception
and dance. and a. did not end early
al VINO were fortunate enough 20 have
been guests declared themselves sim
ply delighted with the Cooper homa
and hospitality and with the Young
lady who acquitted herself 81 neatly
abroad.
Maj. Potter and \. St. NJ. Mack!n-
tosh did the receiving NJ the court for
Minister and Mrs. Cooper. IL was a
pretty procession all the time under
the archway into the interior and then
from the court under the archways 20
the ball room and the wide lanai fac
ing the town and the sea
Among the guests were: Harold AZ.
Sewall and Mrs. Sewall. 4. NJ. Hatch
and airs. Hatch, Wm. G. Irwin. the
japanese Consul General and wife.
Senator McCandleSs and Mrs. Nc
Candless. Mrs. :. G. Wilder. Governor
Cleghorn. Jas. Boyd and Mrs. Boyd.
T.. y. Boyd and Mrs. Boyd. Mrs. Mon
tana. Miss Emma Davidson, Miss Cart
wright, Miss Hyde. Miss Siansbury, w.
w. Hall. Miss Charlotte Hall. the
Misses Boyen, Jas. McInerny. Jamie
Wilder. Mrs. Gum. Geo. Il. Castle.
Mrs. l. a. Thurston. Geo. III. Paris
and Mrs. Paris. Miss Kaufman. Col.
Alfred WhyTe Mr. Parker os Minnoap
oils and Mrs. Parker. JAS a Kennedy
and Mrs. Kennedy. w. A. Bowen and
Mrs. Bowen, officers and the National
Guard OF Hawaii. ID. II. Case and Mrs.
Case. {. II. Atherton and Mrs. c. III.
AthertOn. l.. Benner and Mrs. Benuer.
Miss Benner.
Two features of the society even,
were the presence OF many officers or
the Twentieth Kansas Volunteers and
the party dresses OF the ladies' I'm AZ
tendance.
Miss Rose returns To- Hilo today and
the society people OF Honolulu will
look forward with pleasure TO another
occasion when the doors OF Pu,rprso
may be opened to- them.
The musical program for the recsp-
ton, rendered under direction OF Cant.
Berger. was:
observation-disclosures ... Rossini
Chorus-Tannhanser Wagner
intermezzo-Cavaileria Rusticana
- --..---.- ..... Mascagni
rlnaIe-Carmen ..-..... Bix~s
BaiIad-Eyening .. Beethoven
fantasia-InvitatiOn 20 the Dance
1900 -..--.--.--.------ Weber
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Arizona Passengers.

The following Honolulu people are
on the Arizona for Manila:
Mr.. Seymour, Mr.. Singer. Mr.. Stone.
Mr. Early, Mr.. Scholes. Mr.. Powell and
Mr.. Easton.
1t is expected that the Arizona will
reach Manila in IS days, providing she
no rough weather
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OUR BEGINNERS PACKETS.

$50 Foreign Postage Stamps. -. .10c.
100 Foreign Postage Stamps (no
duplicates) ..................1 .15c.
so Different U. S. Stamps. .25c
Hawaiian Stamps bought at highest
prices in Cash or Exchange. Write us,
all letters answered.
Address FRED. L. STOCK, or EN-
PRE- STAMP CO., GIT ". Main ST.,
Greenfield, ILL.,, u. S. A. 5049
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II was reported last evening that
the Arizona was remaining in the fair
way on the precaution that disease
might break out amongst the men
from Camp Otis.
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$500 REWARD.

For the return OF the Diamond Pin
lost at l.. T.. KeTr's store during his
big sale OF new goods. just received
By the Warr.mOo. See his advertise
ment.
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DR.. C.. B. HIGH.

DENTIST. PHILADELPHIA DENT
al College 1892. Masonic Temple
Telephone 318.
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FOR MISS ROSE
Reception and Ball IN YOllg
Y Lady'S Honor.
MANY CHARMS OF PUUPUE0
Delightful Party at Manoa Home Of
Minister and Mrs. Cooper.
Guests.

There was rain last night in Homo
lulu and in Waikiki. but there were no
showers in beautiful Manoa. with its
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
]. q. WOOD.

ATTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY
Public. Office: Corner King and
Bethel Streets.
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WOMEN'S EXCHANGE.
2l5 Merchant ST.

Makes a speciality of ancient Hawai-
ian Curios, and also carries the best
assortment of modern Hawaiian work
to be found in Honolulu, including
Mats, Fans, Leis, Bamboo, Lauhala
and Cocoanut Hats, Etc, Etc. Tel. 659
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DR.. A. C.. WALL DR.. O. E. WALL

DENTISTS S-OFFTCE HOURS: s A. M.
to 4 p. IN. Love Building, Fors
Street.
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DR.. r. |. MOORE.

DENTIST-210 HOTEL STREET.
Office Hours-9:00 a. m. to 12:O0 m.
D. m. to 400 p. N. Telephone BOB.