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are compelled 20 plan and figure eea-
tEnzziiF On means for making both
ends meet
The last legislature overlooked Is
entirely We had relied upon sppro-
priaEiOns bs.ug made. especially fog
The rebuilding Ct the old Rorzl School.
70 which 3 great deal Of sentiment Is
attached. and q which several Of the
senators and representatives. we're
graduates I recall that afksr the
close of the legislature one OF the rep
resenfzfives vas asked how i vas
that no appropriations had been made
for the ROYAL School. and be said.
syyhv. I didn't know II wanted any ap
rroprfationsf He was told that sps
5roDrfatfOus for this school had been
applied for IN Superintendent Akin
sons bill and be sad. Well ! don
remember seeing. or hearing anything
about the bill I didn't read st. That
IS the way the needs OF the schools
have been ignored. and ve have 10
money for ANYTHING; We are COMPEL
ID 10 turn little children away from
The schools. 81 e seems clear that We
must. for the sake Of extending the
5zv schools for children. discontinue
the night schools for ajnlts-
The night schools were fer a time,
very successful. and we're largely at
tended. But the attendance dwindled
szav and not much interest was being
taken in them. Meritorinus as were
he night schools. We could not afford
20 continue them. that is all there Is
70 It II I personally could AFFORD 70
do II. I should establish free night
schools myself. for the Chinese and
/ Japanese. for whom I have warm
sympathy. I am friendly TO the Orr
entails AMI 7 am opposed to the Chi
nese exclusion law. as ] believe It 70
be 1in-American. Therefore. certain
w did not vote for the closing Of the
night schools ecsuse Of prejudice to-
wards the Asiatics. II was simply.
with me. a question of the best eco
nomv. and / voted according 10 my
/ convictions.
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SHORTAGE OF FUNDS
AND NIGHT SCHOOLS
ms. HALL or EDUCATION BOARD
VOTED FOR CLOSING
TO EcoNomIzE
says Saving was Necessary IN
Some Direction and the Night
Schools Were Extra 10 what the
Law Required

Mrs. ". ". Hall, Of the Board q
Education. vas interviewed yesterday
afternoon in regard to the closing Of
the night schools
Il v5ted for the closing Of the night
schools. said she. mot because OF
any prejudice towards the Asiaties
Who we're the largest in attendance.
but because I felt that the shortage Of
funds would not warrant continuing
the night schools. We have not money
sufficient to educate the children Of
the Islands. and We are required By
law 10 see the children under four
teen years q age have the oppor-
funity OF attending school; we are
not required 10 keep night schools,
and when il came 10 a question Of
econ0mIzing. ! personally felt. and l
am quite sure it was the sense OF the
Board OF Education. that as the law
did not require them TO be continued.
they should give way 70 the school
that the Jaw did require. AS il is We
have had 10 turn away children from
the public schools because we have
not money with which to pay more
teachers and build new buildings.
THE keeping up az the night schools
was expensive, considering the lights.
rent Of rooms. and salaries Of teach
ers. By disseminating the night
schools we would be enabled TO better
the condition Of the public schools.
and all things considered, / felt that
this was the best economy. Economy
was necessary in some direction, and
the night schools appeared TO me 10
be the proper place to cut down ex.
penses. as the night schools had been
instituted simply as an experiment
and we're extra 10 what was required
bv law We certainly could not cut
down the salaries Of the teachers. as
they have been already complaining
and with cause. that the salaries
paid here are inadequate TO properly
paw them considering the difference
in living expenses between the main
land and here Some OF them are re-
ceiving only $50 per month. which
sum Is hardly sufficient 70 pay the
living expenses Of teacher. As te
there being other sources where ex
penses might be reduced and econo
MIXING done I win saw that 10 my per
sonal knowledge. there is no eXtrav-
agance I'm any mart Of the school sys
TEN Everything Is being Kept dowf
as we'll as can possibly be done. VS.
have no money for extravaganza. ant
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pETITIoN FoR nIseAAaag.
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JosEPH N. DAT. Postmaster.
A Typical South African Store.

o. r. Larson. of Bay Villa, Sundays
River. Cape Colony. conducts a store typ
ical of South Africa. at which can be
purchased ANYTHING from the proverbial
needle 10 an anchor This store is sit
mated in 4 valley nine miles from the
nearest railway station and about TWEEN
ty-6ve miles from the nearest town. Mr..
Larson says: Il am favored with the
custom of farmers within radius of
thirty miles. to many of whom / have
supplied Chamberlain's remedies. All
testify TO their value in a household
where doctors advice is almost out of
the question. Within one mile of my
store the population is perhaps sixty. OF
these. within the past twelve months,
no less than fourteen have been absolute
ly cured by Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. This must surely be a record" For
sale hy all druggists and dealers. Ben
son. Smith & Co. agents for Hawaii.
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TO the Hon ". II. Estse. Judge o. tie
District Court % The United
states. for the District Of Hawaii
/ A BaktaFaeia. IL Honolulu. island
og Oahu. Tervitory Of Hawaii IN said
District. res eetfugly represents that
On the 19th day oE December. last
past. he vas duly adludged bankrupt
under the Acts ~ Congress relating
70 Bankruptcy; that be has duly sur
rendered al his property and rfghts
Of property and has fully complied
With all the requirements Of said Acts.
and q the orders af Court. touching
his bankruptcy.
WHEREFORE ne prays that he may
be decTeed by the Court 20 have a fu1
discharge from ali debts provable
against his estate under said Bank
Fupt Acts. except such debts as are
excepted by Las from such discharge.
Dated al Honolulu this 5gh day %
October. A. y. 1901.
J. A. BCTTERFIELD.
bankrupt
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TENDERS TO PURCHASE

The undersigned viii receive BIDS
up TO Il o'clock. Saturday. October
18th. for the purchase Of the property
and effects OF the HONOLULU STOCK
YARDS COMPANY. either as q whole
or in parts.
Property includes fine corner lot on
South and King streets.
Horses. Mules and Carriages, Office
Furniture. Etc. Etc.
Send bids to Office Of JAS T. NOR.
GAN e5 Queen street. where inventory
can be seen.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
C. A RICE
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Promotions in n. G. =.
Honolulu. H. l.. Oct. 4. 1901.
RegimentaI Orders. No. IS.

Honolulu. II. l., OCT 4, ISVl-
Regimental Orders. No. As.
Upon the recommendation of the
C.-npany Commander the following
: motions are hereby announced in
Company "B." 1st Regt-. N. G. n,
with rank from September 21st, 1901.
Sergeant A. H. Moore. to be First
Sergeant.
Corporal ]. F. o'Connor. to be Ser
geant
Upon the recommendation of the
Company Commander the following
promotion is hereby announced in
Company C." 1st. Regt-. N G. H.
with rank from September 23rd, 1901.
Sergeant J. NJ Ferreira. to be First
Sergeant.
They will be observed and respect
ed accordingly.
BY order of col. J. W. JONES.
(Signed) JOHN SCHAEFER,
Captain & Adiutant.
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SALE or SEAT ~ HoHoIutu
srock AND aoND EXCHANGE.

The Undersigned VIII receive offers
70 purchase thesssat q c. !. FALk
ESQ IS member q the Ho1ozain
Stock and Bond Exchange
Membership IN the Exchsnge entI-
ties the holder to an Insurance q 81
80
Sale subject 20 confirmation By the
Exchange
Further particulars Of the under
signed to whom offers to purchase
should be addressed prior 70 WE'D
NESDAY. October 10. 1901.
JAS. F. MORGAN.
President Honolulu Stock and Bond
Exchange.
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DISTRICT OF HAWAII. 5. s.
On this 5th day OF October. q. D.
1901. on reading the foregoing petition.
L Is ordered by the Court that hear
ing be had upon the same on the 18th
day OF October. A. j. 1901. before said
Court at Honolulu in said District at
10 o'clock IN the forenoon; and that
notice thereof he published on October
eth. 1901. and October 18th. 1901. in
The Honolulu Republican. newspa-
per printed in said District and that
ali known creditors and other persons
interested NAV appear AZ the said time
and place and show cause. Il any they
have. WHY the PRAYER OF the said peti-
ticner should not be granted. And Il
is further ordered hv the Court that
the Clerk shall send by mail 10 all
known creditors copies Of said petit
ton and this order. addressed to them
at their places Of residence as stated.
WITNESS the HON. N. NJ ESTEE.
Judge OF the said Court and the Seal
thereof. at Honolulu in said District.
on the 5th dav OF October. A. ID. 1901.
CSEAI..l WALTER B. MAILING.
Clerk.
A true copy Of petition and order
thereon
Attest: WALTER B. MAILING.
Clerk.
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following
furnish @g a kin ts
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Executive Meeting.

There was very little business at
the meeting of the Executive yester-
day morning owing to the absence of
so many of the members. The only
business actually transacted was the
rerusai Of the application of George
Mundon for a dealers spirit license at
Kapaa. Kauai
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OFFICES sod ReNT.

THE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS
,fiees for rent in the MCINTYRE
BUILDING. now being erected at cor
Ger of Fort and Ming streets. this city
apply to E F. BISHOP.
At C, Brewer & Co.'S. queen st
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ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual Stockholders meeting
OF the Honolulu Stock Yards Co. Ltd.
viii be held at the company's office.
King Street. Honolulu. on Wednesday.
October 16. 1901. at 10 o'clock a. m.
Business of Importance requiring
fun attendance ~ stockholders.
JAMES +. MORGAN,
Secretary.
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In our SAIL MAKING DEPARTMENT we are always
ready to furnish plans and estimates all kinds Of
sails Owing toTour long experience in this line We
guarantee irst-elass workmanship and perfect setting
sails Some yachtsmen thought it cheaper to send East
for sails but III most comes more expensive as
we have had 70 alter the sails when they came here
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Iiss q Letters remaining uzezIIsd dsr
81 shs General Delivery d the HossleEa
PesFnssce - - As-sos<x = 1871
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sANkRuPTs PETITION ron Dis
CHARGE.

~ THE DgsTRicT COURT or The
UNITED STATES, DISTRICT or
HAwAig-gN sBNkRUpCV.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-12-19

We sell ali kinds IF song birds, talking
parrots and gold fish.
BLANfy 81 CO.
Grafton. W. Va.
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Hazelten
CorrcspoudeuocD,f the Argus

CorrcspoudeuCcOf the Argus
Albert Arthur is nome on a visit
We arc having very cold weather at this
writing
William \ wolfe Of Morgan's Glade.
was in towu last Wednesday
Allen MauSL who is teaching the Shafcr
school this winter. is getting along nicely
Rev ralbotS son. Fred is here clerkins
in W. ID. Arthur'S store Fred is a fine
Young man. aud We gladly welcome him.
Miss Lille Arthur Miss Mary Deal and
Mrs. John Deaf are taking music lessons OF
Prof Miller. who is a splendid instructor in
both Instrumental and vocal music
Our school in the old log house near here
- being taught by Miss EStclls Wilson. who
Is doing fairly we'll with an enrolment ot
thirty pupils
W II. Arthur is doing a aourishing busi.
ness in his -four mill here. as people are
docking to him from far and near and lcav.
ing other mills nearer home.
Rev Talbot is holding protractcd meet.
ing at this place. Revival services have
already begun. and We expect to have a
curious meeting.
Samuel Meyers is away this winter at.
tending school at rarkcrSburg Samuel is
one OF our brightest boys and his cheerful
manners and kindness have won for him a
multitude OF friends. who extend tn him
their SlnccreSt wishes tor his success
We read in the last weeks issue OF the
ARGUS the statement correcting false rc.
ports regarding the death OF Edward Evans.
The writer talked with him shortly after
President MCKinlcyS death Tor which he
expressed deep regret aud said that from
reports hc had entertained bright hopes OF
his recovery, nor did he think that lac was
SO soon To follow him We are again re
minded that In the midst of life sc are in
death and extend our profound sympathy
Ia the bcrcavcd family aud friends
HAzEL Mons.
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Killed On The Rail

viii Sharps Of this place received word
Monday that his brother &. I Shafps
had been killed on the b. < O. Railroad
near Keyser. on Sunday in freight wreck
caused 10y fast freight running into a
slow freight. SharpS was a brakeman on
the slow freight. and was in the caboose
with the conductor, ] =. Maxwell Their
train was only making about seven miles
an hour when the fast freight over took
and dashed into them MASKING the
caboose into kindling wood and killing
Maxwell and Sharps Robert House
another brakeman had just left the caboose
and gone forwad, when the shock came
and thus escaped. Maxwell leaves a wife
and children in Grafton. where he was
taken for burial. Sharps has been living
on Virginia Avenue in South Cumberland
where his body was taken Monday
morning He was about 90 wears old and
Leaves wife aud several children, lie
had been in the employ OF the railroad for
several years and was very popular with
an who knew him He was son OF lanes
Sharps. who lives out on Three Fork in
this county Postmaster Murdoch Of this
place is An uncle TO the deceased and Mrs
Milton Fortney Of Ncwburg is sister
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Deaths Doings.

Died al the home OF her son, r NJ Hal
brllter of Tunnelton, on Dec II, 1901,
Mrs. Sarah J IIalbu,tcr, aged about so
years. Her death was caused by old age
aud general debility. She had been sick
for five weeks before death relieved her.
The funeral services were held Friday the
18th and were conducted by Rev. &. II.
Lakin, pastor Of the Tunneton NJ. 4.
church, after which the burial took place in
the Red Oak cemetery. a large crowd Of
friends and neighbors attended to pay a last
tribute TO good woman. The dccea ed
was the wife Of Henry Ialbuued, who died
in 1860. She was born in Port Jarvis,
Orange county, New York and came to
Preston county n 1852 She wa the
mother Of eleven children four yet living
three boys, Lewis W, Fred NJ. and Henry,
and the daughter, Mrs Maggie Hogie, lives
al Phoenix, Arizona, and was unable 10 get
here for the funeral. One son, William,
was killed during the war. down in the
Valley Of Virginia a. the battle Of Piedmont
and his mother drew pension for him.
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Bruceton MILLS.

Correspondence OF The Ar.us.
w l.. Conner was at Terra Alta last
week
The good people OF our town will have
a Xmas tree on Xmas night
Lloyd Watson of Masontown. w. va.
made as flying visit last Friday.
Chas. Foreman the hustling merchant.
OF LenoN. was in town to day
Warm weather last wcek-Fourteen
degrees below zero this morning. Monday.
George and Andrew Mccain. of Mason.
town. Pa. were in town the first Of last
week
Squire VIM II. MCGibbon and w l.
Bowermastcr have returned from business
trip to Pittsburg
{. T. Wright, OF Friendsvllc. Md. was
in town last week looking up his trade in
farming machinery.
MIR. Root, OF Wheeling. agent for the
Milwaukee Harvesting Machines is spend
ing few days amoung the farmers.
Mrs ID. r. Scott is at Dawson visiting
her brother, c. p. MCGibbons. who is
manager of the Dawson Supply Co $ store.
DR. J. s. Ncdrow met with an accident
last week, as hc was coming out OF Arm.
strong store he fell on the corner OF the
step and broke one OF his ribs
The !. O. r. OF this place will give an
oyster supper in their Hall Saturday eve.
ming Dee, 2s. An members Of the order
arc requested to be present \ general
good time is expected
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correspondence ot ne Argus
T. X. Miller is suffering with fever

Correspondence ot TIE Argus
+ X. Miller is suffering with fever
Scott Crane is At Kingwood SCI, or
the jury
Mrs. Homcr d Muller was csliuS at w
II VOLTS one day last week
&. Is Miller expects to move into his
new house the coming week.
Mrs HAIRY Feather is staying with Mrs.
Crane during SCOTS absence.
Indian summer has passed b, aad winter
has made it's appearance again.
J W. Groves went to Moreautown with
two hno porkers, on last Friday.
John =, Kelley buried his infant child
last Friday at the Croborchcd church.
James Kelley and brother were at the
Hospital Tor Insane to see their sister. the
past week.
A. y. ChidiStcr made trip TO Terra
Alta the past week. lie says he found
plenty Of snow
Our people are an busy preparing for
the Xmas tree aud studng what to get for
their chumS lovers aud sweet hearts.
WHY don't our cutcrprisne school
teacher organize a literary society We
have material Tor society OF this Kind.
We think something ct this kind is OF
great benefit to the Young aud rising gcncr.
alton. II learns them to speak in public
and takes away timmidity
IITTtE Ton
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NJ. Joe.

Correspondence VI The Argus
Preaching next SUNDAY 10y the pastor at
u a. m.
Aunt LYDIA Bishop at this time is con.
valcsccnt
We wish the Editor a merry Xmas
and happy New Year
ID. u Bishop has treated his dwelling
house to new roof.
The school is progressing fine under the
supervision OF PROT White.
Albert Martin has opened blacksmith
shop at his fathers. near town
our Genial =. NJ at Albright was a
pleasant caller in town Sunday.
Miss Clara Bcorbowcr has gone to liv,
with her sister this winter at cumberland
Aunt Phebc Castccl is in a feeble con
dition. She IS with her sou. w IT, Castccl
Cheat river, last Sunday ovcr-nowcd IL,
banks. but no serious damage done 50 far
as learned
Sunday School is in nourshing couditio,
under the instruction OF Chas. Wclch an,
Allison Snider as Superintendent
Rev Edgar {. Martin boasts of his new
horse he traded for recently lie says h,
is good in the harness OF under the saddle
There will be Xmas tree erected ia
the NJ. church az Albrightsvillc. :
lengthy program To bc executed and TIA,
young folks are looking TO it with ioyfu
anticipation
Ron Roy
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Ear.
Correspondence Of the Argus.


Alice Goseman was visiting friends here
Charley Deal was visiting the home folk,
again
Miss Daisy Deal is sun improving in
health
John H. Deal killed three very 6nc
pokerS last week
Victor Cupp intends to 6rc the boiler
for the Sanders planning mill
Earl Spiker has recovered from his
sickness. and has been hunting rabbits
J J Kelley attended the insurance meet
ing at Bruccton last Saturday a week
Knab y Cos stavc mill at Beaver
creek has suspended business FOR the
present
The infant child OF John = Kelley was
BARRED last Friday at the Lutheran Gene.
terry in the Craborchad
We are badly in need OF a Christian
Endcavor society at this place. our
people need to observe the Golden Rule
The Sanders planning mill came to this
place last Friday They expect to go to
work Ia the near future il the weather
permits
Mrs Jennie Splkcr received a message
last Tuesday morning. stating the death
of her SiStcrin-law Mrs. Ida Spikcr. of
Terra Alta.
Will Whitchair took another drove of
sheep away from here last Wednesday
Will says they have handled about 1000
sheep this year
ONE or our Folks
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Nanawn

correspondence Of The Argus
Wishing you ALA Merry Xmas and q Hap
py New Year
lf this misses the Office goat and waste
basket will come again
Having seen nothing from this part of
creation for some time thought would give
you "a few locals
r. J Bowcrmastcr has his saw mill run
ming in full blast ON tho Manown tract OF
timber
There will bc hn Xmas Tree at the q q.
Church on tho 18th inst Everybody cor.
daily invited to come and have "a good time
vs. o. S Graham viii NOV. DIS slv mI
fo now trlct of timber BOO % short time
sherman Is hustler and knows hov Co do
6rstc'ass work
Mrs Alice UarscU and Mrs Emma lis
tom were loo Eiugvood shoppinea Friday
They report zinc Hnc of Xmas toys .n al
the stores
Tho shooting match last Saturday vas
quitca success considering the rain Three
of tho Beech Run sports were over add
took in the match
Morw MOONS
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Corresnnndencc OF the Arm.
Ron Roy

Correspondence Of the Argus
C. w. Forman had au auction Saturday.
Foster Hartman was at kngwood Satur.
day.
James Kelley has built new chicken
house
John X. poaslcc is clcrkuc Tor Geo W
Hartman
The prowactcd meeting commences on
the evening of the 10Th
Foster Hartman and Ezra Feather took
toad of produce to Morramown last week.
They arc preparing for q Christmas trco
at the Lutheran church ON Christmas eve.
We are sorry to lose our friend William
EngIchart, of Guscman. lie is going 10
Cumberland to clerk in wholesale store.
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Newburg
lINzEL Mons
Correspondence of Tho Argus.

correspondence of Tho Argus.
H. c. Smith was in Grafton Monday.
Mt. and Mrs. j. Morgan Orr spent Sun.
day With friends at Grafton
Mrs. Della Frazier aud MIS-. J. u. smith
are on the sick list.
Harry Warwick Of Cumberland is in town
for few days
Miss Kate Ellis was in Grafton Thursd ay
and Friday shopping.
Miss Lima Corbin and Miss Ella higgins
were in Grufton from Saturday till Monday.
l.. II MeGinnis took three boys from
here to Prunlytown to the Reform School
few days ago.
c. Frank Ellis of Baltimore, was in town
Saturday and Sunday, the guest of his
parents Mr aud Mrs. c. + Ellis.
Miss Myrtle Weaver Of Evansvile.was in
town last week visiting her sister Mrs.
James Newcome
Miss Belle Ellis has relureed from two
months visit to friends at Richmond, Va,
Baltimore and Frederick City, Md.
]. w. Hollcn and family have gone to
Raycnswood, where they will reside for a
while, anyhow. Their going away was no,
as interesting as 1t would have been if eggs
had not been SO scarce Daring their stay
here they entirely broke up the Sunday
school aud c. f. Society. Since they left
the Sunday school has been reorganiled
with an attendance Of so aud our old stand.
by, I. b. Fordyoe, elected for Superin.
,cndent and IS moving along nicely. We
wish great success for the Sunday school
TRN
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A Reply.

Possibly the worthy Tunnel,on correspon-
dent Of THg ARGUS is not aware Of the fact
that a good matchmaker and jeweler com.
mands a salary ranging from SIS 20 SIS a
week and that they do not have &C. work in
a room better suited for a refrigerator than
a jewelry store. On account Of the extreme
delicscy Of the work no other business re-.
quir's quarters with more perfect sanitary
conditions than that of the matchmaker and
jewelcr and II the good people Of Tunnel.
TON, including THg ARGUS correspondent.
expect Patrick " ShaH.r. who "opcn.d uD
a jewelry store with big flourish in the
Gibson Building, ~ TO torture himself just
FOR their good they re badly mistaken.
T. H. 8
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Xmas greeting To- our many friends and
patrons We herewith give you a special
invitation to look through our store before
purchasing your Nwa, goods
Yours truly
~ E1utHfhvtF g. Sos.