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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02
HARDCAsTLE'S POEM.

THE composition of Ernest
Hardcastle is of such excellent
value that is published below j
This world is just a bubble don't
you know
Just a kind of petty trouble
don't you know
We came on earth, we cry
We grow older, and we sigh;
Older still, and then we die
don't you know.
It's all a learned wit-don't you
know;
Business, love and politics, don't
you know;
Fashions, follies, ,cliques and sets,
Clubs and parties sighs, regrets,
Struggles, strifes and cigarettes
don't you know.
Business All /! that's beastly
trade, don't you know;
Something lost or something
ludueS uOu you KNOW.
We worry and we nope
And we bury our highest hope
On perhaps the price of soap,
don't you know.
Love-oh, yes; you meet some
girl, don't you know,
And ones brain gets in whirl,
don't.you know.
We entreat and we implore,
And we kneel upon the floor
Oh, it's all beastly bore, don't
you know.
Politics-that's a lark, don't you
know
just nightmare in the dark,
don't you know.
You perspire, both day and night
And you wake in such a fright,
after all the blooming fight,
just to find the wrong man right,
don't you know.
Fash:on-that's only dress, don't
you know,
But thescause of much distress,
don't you know
To determine what to wear,
When to go, and likewise where,
And how to part your hair, don't
you know.
Forgive a conscience, and that's
small, don't you know;
Ones stomach's mostly gall,
don't you know.
You can only wear one tie,
One eyeglass in your eve,
One coffin when you die, don't
you know.
So there's really nothing in it,
don't you know.
We live but for a minute, don't
you know,
When we've dreamed, eaten,
slept,
Walked and talked and seen and
felt,
Why all the cards are dealt, don't
you know.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02
TWO NEW IDAHOLAWS
BRANDING Law.

"On or before the first day Of
June, 1905, after the passage of
this act, every stockgrower own
ing sheep, and on or before the
1st day of October, 1905, the
owners of al other livestock
using any recorded brand shall
forward to the state recorder a
copy of such recorded brand,
duly certified to by the county
recorder of the county in which
any such brand is recorded.
Such person shall pay the recor-
der a fee OF 25 cents to the state
recorder to pay for the recording
of the same.
Any stockgrower whose brand
is not recorded desiring to use
any brand on any stock shall
make and sign a certificate SET
ting forth a facsimile and des-
cription of the brand which he
desires to use, and shall file the
same with the state recorder,
which recorder shall record the
same in book kept by him for
that purpose, and from and after
the filing of such certificate the
stockgrower fling the same shall
have the exclusive right to use
such brand within the. state.
Such stockgrower, upon filing
brand shall pay to the state re-
corder for recording the same a
fee of one dollar; Provided, That
the state recorder shall not file
on record such brand if the
same has already been fled or
recorded by him in favor of
some other stockgrower. 1t the
brand is to be used on sheep
such brand shall not be filed for
record until after June /, 1905;
and if it is to be used on other
stock not to be filed until after
October 1, 1905"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02
HORSE OWNERS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that
persons having horses on Ante
lope and contiguous ranges will
commence rounding up for pur-
poses of branding of the 18th of
May, 1908.
JONATHAN JOB, President.
l.. H. JOHNSTON, Secretary,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02
Yesterday was May day.

Felix Paul has gone to Stanley
Basin.
Bud Sterling Of Portland was
In town last week.
Bunt" McKendrick departed
for Spencer last week.
John W. Jarvis and his sister
vent to Middleton, Idaho, last
week.
This spring, with little or no
snow, is as far backward in Chal.
lis as last spring.
Mr.. Norris, a cattle and horse
buyer from Big Hole, Montana
was in Challis Tuesday.
Mrs. j. l.. Ebberts and sons
departed Tuesday last for a visit
with her daughter at May.
The Lost Packer pack train is
now now making regular trips
from Custer to Loon creek tax
ing in supplies.
Michael McGovern and bother
returned from Salt Lake last
Tuesday, apparently having re-
gained his health.
David Marsh returned on last
Tuesday from Minnesota where
he has been for two years past.
He intends going to Loon creek
in a few days.
A girl in Ohio who lost her
ears through an accident in a
machine, has had them replaced
with a rubber pair. We have
heard of rubber necks, but not
rubber ears.
We are informed that Patrick
Lynch, of Dickey, sold his entire
band of horses last week to a
western buyer for better than
500 per head. His was a large
and choice lot of horses.
Decoration day comes on the
Both of this month. 1t is a legal
holiday, and a memorial day set
apart to decorate the graves of
our soldiers. Let us observe the
day in Challis with appropriate
exercises.
1t is reported that a good body
of high grade ore was uncovered
in the Skylark mine recently.
This mine is situated near the
famous Ramshorn mine, neal
Bayhorse, and has been a heavy
producer of high grade ores. II
| is owned by the Clayton Mining
& Smelling company, AID owing
to this important strike there is
strong probability that the
company's smelter at Clayton
will make a run this season.
The Capital News of April p
says a reception was given al
the parsonage in Council las
night to the members OF the
church and public reception
will be given tomorrow night
These receptions are in the ma
ture of farewell gatherings an(
mark the close of Rev. Guy Fos
ter's pastorate in this field. HI
will preach his farewell sermon
Sunday and leave Monday TO
Kansas City, where he is callet
to the Pilgrim Congregations
church. Rev. Foster has ha'
charge of the church work II
this section for the past fou
wears and has covered a large
field. he having regular appoint
ments at Council, Indian valley
Middle Fork, White schoo
house, Glenn school and Mead
lows. When he was sent to Coun
cil district in 1901, there was n
church organization in the val
Iley. Under his pastorate
strong church organization ha
been built up. A handsome AM
rroll furnished house OF worshl
has been erected and a beautifr
+wo.story parsonage has bee
built. His efforts to create
religious sentiment have 5 . 4sf
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

oOlo MADE a
trip to Spencer last week.
Jas ii. Marker was down from
the Turtle mine last week.
Win Cameron left Saturday
morning last for Spencer, Idaho
The Salmon trout run this
season in this vicinity has been
very light.
Il. Z. Wilson departed for Salt
Lake last Friday to procure med.
cal treatment.
Mr.. Robinson, representing
H. l.. Polk & Co.'S. Directory was
in Challis last Friday and Satur.
day.
John Carr was over from Nav
last Wednesday. He has his
saloon building at that place
nearly completed.
Earl j. Michael and family and
Miss McCallum, of Bayhorse. at.
tended the ball in Challis last
Wednesday night.
AS long as people live and
sleep with all the windows shut
tightly against the air that feeds
them, there are no doctors, and
no writers, and no medicines
that can cure them. And if they
live in the open air and Get cured
it will not be the doctors or the
writers or the medicines that
cured them.
The stockholders of the Black
hawk Mining Co. held a meeting
in Challis on Wednesday, April
26th, and
Judson Spofford, Lewiston,
Idaho,
VIM. M. Courts, Detroit, Mich,
A. ]. Pierce, Pocatello,
q. V. Hanson, Mackay,
E. Williams, DR.. G. P. Huston
and Attorney M. A. Brown of
Challis were elected directors for
the first year.
The directors then held a
meeting, and after the. transac-
ton of routine business the
meeting adjourned for one week.
When tired, go home. When
you want consolation, go home.
When you want to show others
you have reformed, go home and
let your family get acquainted
with the fact. When you want
to show yourself at the very
best, go home and do the acl
there. When you feel like be
ing very liberal, go home anc
practice on your wife and child
rem first. When you want tc
shine with more brilliancy thar
usual, go home and light the
whole household. Home is the
best place of all, if we woule
make it so.-EX.
The seth Anniversary OF Odo
Fellowship was observed IN Chal
lis last Wednesday afternoon oJ
the various branches of the or
der here with appropriate exer
cises.
The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED with evergreens and 'tes
toonings, and a large attendance
of people was in attendance OF
this occasion.
The following program wa
given
Exercises-By Lodge.
Reading-By Geo. E. keyeS'
Song-By Choir.
Recitation BY Ruth Cameron J
Song--By Gertrude Mckend
rick.
Recitation By Lizzie Ihonp
son.
Song BY Hazel Paul,
Recitation-By Guy zilkey'
Song-By Mary G. Brasseur'
Song BY Choir.
AT night grand ball was giy
en- by Silver Leaf Reoeh%l
T ,odoa No 07 which was largel
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02

Challis this spring.
This morning we can get our
outside mail before breakfast.
Arbor Day was observed by
the Challis school last Friday.
Mart Houston was up from
Lost river last Tuesday.
David Marsh is building an
oven for bakery for VIM. Bus
ter in Challis.
| w. H. Felkner and sister and
j. p. Spalding are expected
home this morning.
The Misses Falls and Morrow
were over from Pahsamaroi last
week on a visit.
Assessor Olsen returned home
this week. He had been east
with a car load of horses.
Evan Stephens, the popular
Leesburg stage proprietor, is
visiting with his parents on
Challis creek for a few days.
Arthur Fox has about com
pleted the rock library building
for l.. H. Johnston, on the same
cite as the one built last winter
by L. L. Warburton, which fell
down. There is little danger of
the new building falling.
Mrs. Jennie M. Jestings ex-
pected to depart yesterday for a
short visit with relatives in Los
Angeles, CAL, and from there
will return to her home at An
napolis Royal, Canada. Mrs.
Jestings has been an efficient
clerk in the general merchandise
of G. T. Potter of Challis for the
past six months or more.
Nelson, the guy who prints one
page of the Mackay Telegraph
on a small job press-the balance
of the paper being printed else
where e-and who was sued for a
board bill at Mackay, is a very
notable character. He said in
the last issue of that reliable"
paper-Bird Trego's paper-that
the MESSENGER had suspended
publication; that no paper was
7 published last week. All of
which is a lie without the least
grounds for such a statement.
The people of Custer county
know that it is lie, except the
idiot who ekes out an existence
t doing reliable" work on the
: job press and kodak picture gal
lery. A few weeks ago this fell
$ low was going to have us arrest
e ed for injuring his character-if
4 he had one. Now he says the
MESSENGER has gone to the
Z WALL" etc. It's long road that
{ has no turn. The MESSENGER
t was printed as usual last week
e on it's regular publication day,
n and mailed, the same as has beer
J. for the past "a years when Mel
j. son was wearing wooden shoes
d in Sweden, if the mails failed tC
J. deliver the paper at Mackay i
e is not our fault. If any sub
n scriber did not receive copy
r of this paper last week, they
d will please notify us and we vii
i send them copy. Again, this
d belated fool at Mackay says: Il
n has been reported for some time
r. that the MESSENGER would bt
Q forced to close, but we did no
t. expect it so soon" The wheels
?. must have been revolving pretty
j fast in the head of our dearly
l. beloved friend. Wonderful, ism
! it +? All on account of the strons
% opposition of the Mackay iol
l. press, we suppose. We ask VIII!
a are we forced to close up shop
IS We own every pound of type
d three presses, and material, ant
D the building; no mortgages; d'
If not owe dollar to any person
N not even a board bi1l-beside
a we are the official paper; hav
n good health and making none!
is and have bits in coin in ou
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02

IuORRISONs PrOps
hllis House is strict
Flass hotel, and the
Iccommodations can
Bsssed in the county.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02

| out on the stages
|ss convenient hotel
IN the drivers board
Il always promptly
one door
telephone Office.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-05-02

|dtt,
h fANDCIvIL
EER.
lEsl Surveyor.
Idaho.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01
ATHLETIC PARK
 IS THE LATEST
Bisbee Baseball Enthusiasts Prime Movers in New Enterprise-El Paso to Join in Opening, Which Occurs or 18th.

Two weeks from tomorrow there will be opened at Lowell an Athletic park, thar with improvements that are planned for it is expected to take rank with the first in the Southwest.
 The park will open under the aus pices of the Bisbee baseball team. Behind the venture. however. are some substantial business men who pur. pose to see that it is made a success, and that it affords for Bisbee a place where attractions in the line of legitl- mate sport may find ample accom>lo- dations. Among these are Allie Sowle, the Hursts and Mir Jacks
 The grounds will have entrance al, most directly from the E. P. & s. w. tracks. They are to be fenced. A grand stand will be erected and a ifirst-class diamond graded. Other i'm provements will be made as time passes. The opening, two weeks from tomorrow, will be under the direction lof Fl Paso and Bisbee baseball en- lthusiasts. A large delegation is ex- pected to come up from Fl Paso. and arrangements are being made for a big time For the occasion the E. P. & S. W. will shortly announce a low excursion rate.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01
NO TRACE OF NEGRO
 AS YET SECURED
Whereabouts of Brutal Murderer of Woman Continues Shrouded in Mys- tery-Absoiutely No Trace of Him Since Midnight Tuesday.

Despite a general search that has been in progress throughout the ini- mediate vicinity of the city and the territory since Wednesday morning, no trace whatever has as yet been se- cured of John Upshan, the negro who bruJally murdered his mistress in Brewery Tuesday night. Nothing further has been learned of the move ments of Upshan than was learned Wednesday morning, when his move ments on Tuesday were traced up to midnight, at which hour he was seen going from the o. K. saloon Tn tne di- ,rection of Brewery street.
 Last evening word was received in , the city that Constable Jack White
 had returned to Benson from Tucson. where he had made a thorough search
 of that city in the expectation that he might get trace of Upshan Absolute
 ly nothing was learned. Similar in- vestigation at Benson and along the line of the railroad between this city
 and that point also failed to bring out
 any information whatever concerning the wanted man. Neither trainmen
 or people living along the line of the railroad have seen anything of a ne
 gro answering the description of Up
 shan. Constable White remained at Benson last night, and is continuing | his search. Rangers have been en. 1 listed by him in the pursuit. and a
 general securing of the country is now
 in progress.
 Marshal Snodgrass, who went tc i Douglas Wednesday to search that city for trace of Upshan, is positive ! that the negro did not go there. Neith CT has he heen seen at any of the line
 towns, or in fact anywhere since Tues iday at midnight, so far as the officers 1 have been able to learn. Belief is | beginning to grow that the man did
 not leave the city. and that he is here
 in hiding
 Fannie Rosemond, the colored girl mentioned in Upshan's note left in the room where the murder was committ-
 ed. yesterday entered protest agaInsr being termed an inmate of house in Brewery. The girl appears to be well educated and above the average in Intelligence. She says she lives in
 Brewery. and earns her living by le- gitimatc work.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01
How's This7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re. ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure,
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. O. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm.
 Walding. .Kinnan & Marvin.
 Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter. nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consti' patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01
NEXT BASEBALL GAME.
Sunday Week-Fans Secure Excur-
 sion Rates.

Bisbee baseball team will meet the Douglas team on the diamond at the
 latter town on Sunday a week to play off the tie game that was the result of the meeting on last Sunday. This latter game is said to have been the hottest number that has been brought ioff in this section in long time. It lis expected that the next game will
 be still warmer, and it is proposed that big Bisbee crowd shall be on | hand to root for the home players. To this end the E. P. & S. W. has been prevailed upon to run a S1 for the round trip excursion to the game.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01

Have 5oy-A letter received from the Gold Nugget camp yesterday an nounces the birth of a son to Mr and
 Mrs. Tom Riggs. With announce ment of the birth statement was made that rain and almost impossible roads continue to make for delay in work throughout the Gold Nugget district.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01

Al Jillings left last evening for Mag dalena to look after mining property in which he is interested iE country below that city.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-04-01
If You are perplexed

In reference the best disposition of the of money (na lage putting aside for your family Insurance Company of New York for information policy best your needs. Here $ example of results: essudd-n Friday held policies amounting to aOo in The under which hthesepol eato oooiac
 
 
 ty or Ra0ydN Nov.I
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-16
FOR SALE.

Tor SALE AT A BARGAIN THREE
%, NEW RESIDENCES m A
LsNOtD LOCALITY ON EAST
Oil, RENTING AT $4,000 PEA
Go; HS' OWNER LEAVING CITY; If
SSIo Al ONCE, s3,5oo.0o.
THoS. c. WATSON Il co.
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LESLIE t. BROOKS
Real Estate Bought and Sold
Rents Collected. Loans Negotiated.

Aec-IS OS-V~<01- '---S
FOR SALE.
IO-room residence, East Gads-
den. all modern .........- s350o-0o
Broom residence. East Ger
yantes --.-..- 1oov-VV
broom residence. Hayne st. 100000
5-room residence, E. Gregory 10000
S-room residence with "a
block, all modern, near Mala-
ga Square .-...-..---.-. SI5o-OO
S-room residence. E. iDtenden-
cha ..--..-.-...- l4oo.oO
park park .....s..-s....... 10000
Several lots e. Ceramics 10000
Lot $50 by 156, East Gregory 100000
Lot 120 by $50. 4-Toom
houses, rents $13 monthly,
room for more houses -. 10000
Lots facing south on 18th
street car line .....--....-- 10000
) lots, y block of car line,
New City ..........-.. 10000
houses. yearly rents 1850 =. 100000
2 houses, MONTH. rents $35 $4,000
8 houses, monthly rents $45.. $500 90
FOR RENT.
Groom house. E. Gadsden -. $3.50
5-room house, e, Cervantes
2o4H S. Palafox, Fisher Building.
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yGNTED-A man with means 10 en-
gage in manufacturing business
-,iTb good prospects. Must have capi-
,sI 70 extent of $4,000 and Will give
HIM nosition in business if he SO de-
s.te'' 13aprl1w"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-16

NANTED-A fresh milk COW, Jersey
or half Jersey, with or wltnou. a.
Nus, be a good mixer and gentle. NJ
miner desired. State age OF COW anu
rbe- particulars, the price, and where
can be seen. Address Otto Clansen,
Box 1914. Pensacola 1EapiA"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-16

WINTED-Eyerybody to use the
model Mop. Pail and Wringer, ana
ICON their ONCE, linoleum, restaurant
G;.rban and porches clean. Sent 10
Hpy address, anywhere prepaid, on re-
ceipt of $3.50, or delivered TO your
home or place of business for examina-
ron Address Florida Model MOP,
Pail and Wringer Co. G. A. Vucoyicn'
Prom, pensacola, Fla, P. o. Box 5S4.
L iop'' 14april1m
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TRAVELLING Statesmen Wanted to
work country grocer trade Salary
and expenses. Los Angeles Cider Co.,
st. Louis, Mo. 1ts
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HELP WANTED

$40 per hundred writing
short letters Stamped envelope for
particulars. Gem Mfg. Co., Cassopo-
lis, Mich. 1t.
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k,xTED-Sewing in family or home
nv thoroughly competent white
,,s:smaker. Mrs. Middleton, 3ls w.
Belmont. -oef- - -.
WIYTEbETwo furnished rooms ior
light housekeeping by married coq-
ME No children. State terms. -.
i. B.. Care Journal. loapi NOT
Rooms and board
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-16

WANTED-Energetic man to estab-
fish business for Mgr. Sell retail
trade. Salary $50 paid weekly, ex-
penses advanced. Good route Hus-
tie more desired than. experience. G..
l.. Sexton. Star Bldg, Chicago. It,
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WANTED-Good agents to canvass
this town with good selling article.
Address P. o. Box 4e3, or apply 313 N.
Barcelona 16apr1ws
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

With Us are getting scarce. But we
always have on hand a list of prop
erty, some of which may be just what
you want.
6 lots New City, really a bar
gain -. ---.------...S ago w
IL lots in New City. cheap at
price -...........-... fov w
4 corner lots on car line 1880. $50 90
Groom cottage, nice lot -. 1900 90
7-room, 2.story North Spring $500 90
Vacant lot 60x125 North
Spring ..-....... LOU %
II you have property for sale,
let us handle it. We will find you
a buyer. Reasonable terms can be
had on any purchase through US
Make up your mind to-day.
FOR RENT.
2-story, Groom. new house ...$15 90
Groom new, all conevniences =. 25 90
5-room, May LIST. modern .-... 20 90
2-story, 7-room on car line .-.. 20 90
5-room. 307 w. Chase, water and
gas ~ W
Elegant home on North Hill :. so 90
4-room house and poultry sheds,
acres fenced with woven
See US for anything in the Real
Estate or Insurance line. We
want your business and will give
good service.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-16

WANTED-A good draft horse, STATE
f'--'' 12apl3ts
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1905-04-16

WANTED-Firstciass stair builder.
Good pay to right man. Apply to H.
Monk, Fort Barssncas. Fla mcA2s
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Board and Rooms.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
With or without board Handy TO
all car lines. $40 West Gregory.
15april1ws
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&c COLLECT Jour rents. PrompL
careful. and energetic attention given
20 business. Monthly statements rend.
cred. Fisher Real Estate Agency. dis
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The RENTAL BUSINESS is our
speciality and your business Will
nave careful attention. d. Hale VIII
soa Co.
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wANTED-Af once, six white walters
and two cooks. Apply at Nick
Apostle. slmcn
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CAMPAIGN TYPEwRITING WANT
Ed will make special prices for
next so DAYS on typewriting and mime
ograph work to all candidates for
ONCE. 1000 imitation typewriter let
tiers for $500. Porter Whaley. 20 E.
Government sc. 6apr2w
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Secondhand Corn, Oai
and cotton seed meal sacks Out OF
town shipments solicited. Write US.
;. 5. Mellen & Co. 20march1m
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F0rSaie.

FOR SALELA car load of fresh COWS
just received. Will sell cheap or
exchange for dry cows Can be seen
at Pou's stable. Mcmillan & Turton.
5april
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SECONDHAND CLOrHINc-Highes
price paid fo- all kinds second
aand clothing. No. West Intenden
"a opposite New Orleans Grocery Co