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Proposals.

DR0P0eAIS
RoR FURHIsHrNG rcANDEsCENT
GAS II0HT EQUIPMENTS.
the board Of Director OF the Street and
poals At their ONCE Southwest Corner sixth
sna King Streets until II O'Clock, Tuesday morn
ls NAY 18th, 1906, for furnishing 6s5 or more IN
.ttllsaoent gas lamps complete, Of pattern suit
sle iof street lighting of az least sixty (6ol candle
llEg including frames, domes, globes. burners,
uenuet and other necessary devices
Nopes OF instructions, Specifications and pro
~ blanks may be obtained a. the ofice Of this
oeparment
me right 70 reject any and all bids or 20 accept
my portion Of bid IA reserved.
Attest: L. V. CHRIsTY,
mylI5t Secretary,
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NOTICE - DEMOCRATS - MEETINGS WILL
y be held IN the following wards % elect mem
6n Of The District City Committee and delegates
10 ihe Hundred Convention. All Democrats are
respectfully invited TO attend the meetings 10
thslr respective wards. The meetings viii be
called at o'clock
First Ward-May 18th, Bartender Union hall
second-Liberty Engine House, May 2lr
Third-May 18th West End Democratic Club.
T0lrth-Mav 18th. Democratic League.
Tfth-Y. NJ. D. C.--sl7 Market. May 2ist
Erth-Bayard Legion, May 18th
ee7gnth-Logan House, May Dist
Eghth-May 18th, DemocTtc League.
Nlnth-May 18th, East End German Dem. Club
Tsnth-May 18th. Weccacoe Hall
Eerenfh-May 21st Eleventh Ward Dem. Legion.
JOHN r. MALIOY,
Chairman Democratic City Executive COMMITTEES.
mylb5f
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See Sspsnth Page for snau ADJ. received
too late to classify
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-19
aaloneu to 9oan.

1ToSFY 70 LOAN on MORTGAGE IN SUMS
| III 70 suit Lambert io,s =; RSra.f s,srlep l.
oct9u AA'
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wYNrr nAcK FRoM1oNnoH.

Associated Pres Dispatoh By epSuaa WSsA
New York, May i9,-AohsEe \ Wynne
American ConsllGenerL a. London,
arrived here today on tho steamer Cam
pania, from Liverpool
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-19

Red oross Plasters, Drapss .. sSsuath and
Jackson
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-05-19
Situations 4vantta.

w ANIED-YOUNG MAN WITH ONE yF4pis
Of reie45Tdee elence IN barberng wishes position best
lnyls-otS Address C "a Every Evening Office.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Store News

Did you see the boxes of ripe strawberries in
window last week? We can send YOU most anything
in tue fruit line.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
From THURSDAYS DajEv

q. +. Hanson has gone to Tacoma
on business. He went by way of Port
land.
Miss kruse leaves tomorrow to spend
the winter in Spokane with relatives
and friends
. 0. Fechter was Nominated for
Mayor of North Yakima on the Bust
ness Mems ticket Tuesday evening.
Mrs. G. f. Griiierh and daughter Nil
dred are visiting Mrs. Griffeth's moth
er Mrs. H E Bray In Wa,la Walla.
The Ladies' Aid of the Baptist
church will hold sale of fancy articles
and home cooking, Saturday Dec. s at
Gibbons music store.
Harry Draper, of Spokane, the owner
of the famous blood hounds, has been
in town for a day or two. He is think
ing Of locating in Kennewick to make
his home.
George Koch and family arrived
last night from Ritzville to take up
their residence on the Stuible place
which Mr.. Koch recently purchased
The valley folks BID them welcome.
J. F Decker and family are moving
into their house on the Don F Cress-
well place in the Garden Tracts. Mr..
Cresswell's are moving into their fine
new residence on Washinton street.
S. G. Moorefield, the photographer.
will occupy the new Williams build
ing next to Hunters Barber Shop
There he will be nicely located and
equipt to do all kinds of picture max.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Refracted RAYS.

George w. Morgan, of Bellingham,
is the new editor OF the Hover Sum
shine. Mr.. Morgan will conduct a
real estate business in addition to his
editorial duties. His paper will, as in
the past devote itself TO popularizing
the attractions and opportunities of
the early Fruit Belt" Tie will 90
some if he keeps up the pace set by his
predecessor, Mr.. Angus Hay, who sent
forth sizzling blast of hot air, con-
tinuously, beside which our hot July
days were cool and bamy. We've
been SO busy flaming ourselves" and
Mr.. Hay so busy earning his salary that
we haven't got very well acquainted
but we called ON him few weeks ago.
We found him genial and forceful
personality. His paper showed him to
be a writer of ability and power. We
regret to lose him from the ranks OF the
Benton County newspaper men.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Garfield's Fine Paved Streets.

Perhaps no other town in eastern
Washington has made greater
strides this year than Garfield,
Whitman County. There have
been made substantial improve
ments all over the city. The
streets have been put into fine con-
dition under the supervision Of ].
McPheters, who has had charge OF
the road work not only in many
western cities but in cities in the
east Garfield has expended on
her streets this year S., 900, and
Mr.. McPheters says the work has
been done for one third of the usual
&C st of such work in cities the size
of Spokane, Seattle, Tacoma and
Portland.
The streets SO far put into condi-
ton are California street from
Fourth east to the Northern Pacific
depot. Main from Fourth east to
the Northern Pacific railway cros-
sing and Third street from the O.
r & N. depot north to the Gram
mar School building. B street will
now be graded and macadamized
from the 0. R. & N. tracks to the
Northern Pacific depot. This will,
when finished, put all the business
streets in first class condition and
from now on they will be free from
mud and dust. The streets are 6o
feet wide and after they are put in
condition will receive coating OF
crusht stone hauled by teams from
quarry near town and spread on
the streets IL inches deep in the
center and 6 inches deep at the
cuIbing.
The work done this season on
the streets of Garfield is significant
as marking the beginning of scien-
tifc road improvement by the coun
y with tn. use of or usht stone.
The farmers thruout the Garfield
district are said to be de!ig hted
with the city streets since they have
been nacadamized, and with few
exceptions, it is reported, would be
willing to donate the labor to have
similar work done in the country
dis riots. The cost of the work on
Gar6eld's streets is placed at about
SI.5o per front foot, which has
been paid by the property owners
Oh the streets ulacadamized.
If Garfield can, we can!
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23

Winter will soon be here. Now is the time to pur
chase underwear, for all WOODEN goods steadily
advancing
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Big Consolidation.

Within one week the equit,
which the Northern Pacific now
hold i'll the Burlington will pass in
to the hands of the Great Northe, n
and within IS days the Burlins ton
and Great Northern will be merged
into one vast system with James J.
Hill in control.
This statement was made this
week by man close to the official
family of the Hill roads, who has
just returned from Chicago, where
the intricate operations of this gil
gantIc transaction are now being
perfected. He makes the State
n1ent without reservation.
So far as the lines of track Of the
Great Northern, Northern Pacific
and Burlington are concerned,
these three roads lack but one little
! nix now of being in fact one great
system. When the short cut from
Billings to Great Falls, Mont, is
completed the uni6cation will be
consumated.
The western terminus of the Bur.
lington is Billings, where it meets
the Northtrn Pacific. A line has
been in course of construction for
some time from Billings to Great
Falls, where the Great Northern
runs on its way to the coast. This
line will soon be finished and when
it is. the three great railroads will
be j'ined and merged, physcally,
into one vast system. hut. the fed
eral government Directing, the
Northern Pacific will not be named
in the union.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
COME TO DIRCKSEN'S HALL
Thanksgiving Night, Nov. 10Th,

And hear the best musical and liter
airy talent of Kennewick and vicinity.
under the auspices of the ladies Of the
Presbyterian Guild.
Some OF the attractions of the eve
h'ng Will be music by two male quar-
tets, ladies' quartet, a mandolin club
and the kennewick Orchestra.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Coal Promised.

The Northern Pacific Ry. officials
promise three or four cars Of coal for
the hrst of the week. The word is
mat the line will lie opened to Gle
t''um today and that tie cars loaded
with coal are there and will he brought
down here at onre. This fuel might
arrive sooner but is promised for the
first Of the week.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Lieut.. Col, Corps ofEngineers, US. A

Invitations are out for reception to
the Masonic brethern and their fami-
lies on next Monday evening.
"Honorificibilitu Unity" is the long
est word in he English language. 1t
taken from "Love's Labor LOST
If you desire Jolly good time on
Nov. %, remember Mr.. jolly the Jolly
Jollier of Joliet on Jolly Side of Life :"
A son arrived at the home of Dr.. w.
Pallister in Seattle last Sunday and
the Kennewick Pallisters are all
smiles.
The Ladies' Aid S ,riety of the Con.
gregatiOnal Church will hold a Christ
mas Bazaar December 18th. A line of
fancy and useful articles, cooked goods,
etc, will be Oh sale.
o. J. Grendahl. superintendent Of
the wat.rworks at Moscow, Idaho. is
here looking over the local plant with
view of taking charge as superinten
dent for the c. L. W., l.. & z. Go.
Mrs. II. S. Anon entertained com.
pany of Iittle folks Thursday afternoon
the occasion being Arthur's fifth birth
day. The time was spent playing
games aud Mrs. Anon served the re-
freshments dear to the childish heart,
including a beautiful birthday cake
ornanented with five burning candles
Mrs. Ruckman, with her little hoy
and girl went this week to IA Grande.
Ore, her former home, for a fcw DAYS
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ruckman came from Arizrna a few
weeks ago. Mrs. Ruckman will bring
back their house hold goods and the
family will remain as residents of the
Town.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
CAUCUS TONIGHT!

citizens caucus will be held this
Friday evening at the Anon Hall at
$50. The business of the caucus will
be to ON nate candidates for MAYOR,
two councilmen, a police judge and
a town treasurer. There should be 4
large attendance so that action taken
viii represent the desire of the voters
Of the town.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23

DIVISION Superintendent, A. Beamer.
went west to Eliensburg in his private
car " ednesday night on No. II. He
conio get no farther and his train
could not return on account Of ,hn
washouts. In order to get back to di.
rect the men in making repairs he
walked from Ellensburg to North Yak
ina on Thursday. Scow, the road
master, and Bowditch, the train mas
ter also happened TO be near at hand.
The work trains from three divisions
were hurried 10 the breaks with as
large a force of men as could possibly
be used.
From Tuesdays Daily
Howe is in line 20 do YOUR plumbinc
for you.
"A baby was born to Mr.. anG Mrs,
Allison. Sunday.
Special meeting of the Commercial
Club next Tuesday night.
How do YOU like living on branch
llne' A train day each way.
George +. Richardson went to Prosser
this morning on public business.
Don't forget to order your family
drinks from the O. K. Boiling works
We sell by the case.
George Scott went up to Yakima
last night to visit his folks and see the
ravages of the food
DIR, y. E. Johnson of Cloquet, Mimi,
visited last week with Nels Swanson
and family in Section Z.
X. Z. Bowers, the county SURVEYOR
elect is in ProsseI on business with
the County Commissioners.
Mrs. A f. Nelson is so seriously sicl,
that the Professor was unable to leave
to attend the Institute " it'll the OF her
teachers Sunday night.
r. E. Pratt, of Chicago, the owner of
the Chicago Tracts" arrived last
night with the snow and like it he
only comes once year He will re-
main several days looking after bust
ness matters
Sheriff Alex Mcneil is still con fined
to his bed from the wound in his
stomach received in the fight with the
bandits three weeks ago. He is getting
along nicely, however. and it is ex-
pectrd that he will soon be attending
to his duties.
l.. Hedington past a subscription
paper for G. w. Taylor whose house
and furnishings were destroyed by
fire Saturday. He secured $l0S. Mr.
Hedington says there is no town of
Kennewick's size where the people
are as willing and anxious to help
those in need as they are in this.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1906-11-23
Club Officers Good Work.

L. S. Engineers Office
November Is, 1906.
Mr.. Geo. F Richardson, Pres.
DR.. }. w. Hewatsou, Sec'y.
Kennewick Commercial Club,
KenneWick, Washington.
Sirs:
l desire to acknowledge receipt of
your letter dated November 10th in
closing the excellent report ofthe Ken
newick Commercial Club on the ex.
listing transportation conditions of your
locality and the probable inf hence of
an open river on freight rates, and wish
to thank you for the Information given
in the report which will be of much
service to this Office in considering the
whole subject of the Improvement of
the Columbia River.
Very respectfully,
S. w. ROEssLER,
Lieut. Col COrps of E1pinpers ITSA
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From Wednesdays Daily

40 Ooh 10 oi>'N.
Born-Y Yesterday to Mr.. and Mrs. l..
J. Prior, daughter.
f. l.. Shaffer has moved to Section
near A. p. Newton.
G. w. Barnes has moved into the
Conway house on Fourth Street next
to Washington.
Horses For SaIe-Four good work
horses, weight between 100 and 1900.
A. J. Barham, North of depot.
For nice fresh flowers for funerals,
decorations and weddings write or tele-
phone Spokane Florist Co., Main 5,
Spokane.
Carl Vertrees, having recovered from
his recent Illness, has engaged in the
fire insurance business. He has his
office with Hanson & Rich.
The Woodmen of the World have de-
cided to postpone the ball they had
planned for Thanksgiving eve TO later
date, perhaps Christmas Eve.
Miss Mildred Whitehead is the new
central girl for the Twin City Telephone
co Miss Whitehead works moons and
evenings and is learning the board
rapidly.
The committee having the Fourth of
July ceremonies in charge, Messrs.
Lundy, Scott and Fuller, turned over
the balance of money 5000 to the
Kennewick Band. This was the
proper place to put it.
d w. Mccoy has engaged in the
draw and transfer business In Kenne
wick and will give particular attention
to baggage and express work. Mr..
Coy operated the City Dray line
here for a year and half and is an d
hand at the business. Mac is a rustler
and guarantees to do work promptly
aud at reasonable pri es His h lad =
quarters viii be at R. H. Ande"s N )
| store the same AS before. Phone your
orders to the store n !, 3i2.
FL. Pitman and J. A. Newman
representing the eX North Coast Rail
way were in town and held long con-
| feren with President George f. Rich.
ardson and others of the Commercial
Club Monday. Mr.. Pitman says the
Company has not by any means given
up coming thru kenuewick Plans
with a view to securing the road
which will cause every body to sit up
and take notice are now being formu-
lated. The company seems to be In
position to deal on more definate
basis than heretofore. In this cOnnec.
ton it might be well to add that thru
its attorney it is given out that the
| North Coast has transferred it's hold
ings TO the parent company and that
corporation has therefore past out OF
eXistance. The company will agree t.
build thru the town within year and
and are willing to announce their in.
teniion as to route Within 60 days af
ter the defiinate basis is agreed on.
Nertrees has good companies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-05-19

SUMMER BOARDBRS The Hotel
Hyatt is now open for spring and sum-
mer trade. People who wish 10 rest
and build up, the Hyatt is the place.
Hotel Hyatt is the best and most up
to-date hotel north Of Atlanta; beau
tifully located; plenty to eat; good
spring water; cool nights; perfectly
healthy; no mosquitoes; no malady;
home-lke place to rest; 81 miles
north of Atlanta on L. and N. railroad.
D. NJ. Hyatt, Proprietor, Ellijay, Ga.
19may1m.
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SALE!
List Of Property for Sale by D. Hale
Wilson & Co.

One block on proposed street car
line, New City, overlooking Bayou
TeKar, and under fence. $1,000
One half block on Lakevlew avenue
in settled neighborhood and on hard
road, very cheap at. o.. e. 1880
One-half block (12 lots) and six new
houses renting for $500 each with
room for seven more houses. $3.50
Two large lots and a good three
room aud hall house renting for $500
per month; if sold at once. $500
One nice five roomed house in good
locality with 81 foot lot renting for
$1,000 per month. go. ..S1GUO
One-half an arpent and ten roomed
house in central part Of the city, nice
shade and fruit trees. e.. $500
Vacant lots in any part of the city
al prices that will take. Several In
vestments that ill net 10 per cent.
on the money Invested.
FOR RENT.
Ten roomed house centrally located.
and unexcelled for a boarding house.
on street car line, $500 per month.
Five roomed house close in town.
large yard and nice out buildings, sta
bic, etc, $4,000 per month.
If what you want is not listed here
call us up by phone pa or call and
see us at 80 S. Palafox street.
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All kind Of real estate for sale or
rent. North Hill and East Hill va
cant lots. Some very choice ones at
good bargains for homes or invest
ment.
One large lot on R. R good factory
Or warehouse site. One water front
lot that a purchaser could make no
mistake to buy. One 4O-acre farm
ana one Of 100 acres, both near Pen
sacOla.
-Four choice brick business houses
on Palafox St for sale. Fine invest
ment property. Few choice Offices
for rent.
Turpentine men all get rich. and
have good tuTpentine business for
sale cheap. Is crops boxes plenty
round timber lease on which together.
with boxes good seven years longer.
Write or call and see schedule OF
property.
II. 7. CRAWFORD
s15yz South PaIafox Street
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Save both by comforting with us
when out to buy REAL ESTATE. See
US about some of the following:
Store n. DeVillier street, renting
for $3.50 per year.. e. =. ....S15oo
House on North &C" street, cheap
at.... go. $500
House on East AraIgon street only
-. 80. -. e. ..SooO
IS acres Of good farming land, a
bargain at 900. ... $1,000
Four blocks in West King Tract,
eacn.. $500. $50. g. -. $1,000
We have numerous other proper
ties listed with US and it would pay
you to consult us before making your
investment
We are in receipt of advices from
the IRE insurance companies repre-
scented by us That all losses in Cal
ifornia conhagration will be promptly
paid and that THEY WILL CON
TINUE TO FURNISH ABSOLUTE
INDEMNITY AGAINST LOSS by
FIRE AS THEY HAVE DONE FOR
ALMOST ONE HUNDRED YEARS
Protect your home and business
against loss by fire by insuring with
us
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LOST-Gold square medal. with blue
enamel on face, and engraved %
back. Reward for return Sol Calm &
Cos store. 17may
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Board and Rooms.

FOR RENT-One or two newly fur
nished front rooms; southern expos
ure; with privilege Of phone LOCa
ton desirable and near business cen
ter, 422 w. Gregory. 13maylW
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Daughters Of Rebekah.

Pensacola Lodge No. Z, !. o. OF
Pensacola Lodge No. 4, I. o. o. r.
meets every THURSDAY evening at 1880
at the new hall on Belmont and Bayle e
streets. Visiting brethren cordially
invited. E. GREENBLATT,
J. NEVILLE, Secretary.
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Pensacola Lodge, NO. 3, K. OF p.
meets every Monday evening at 8
O'Clock at their temporary Castle Hall
over Fou stable, W. Intendencia st.
Visiting brethren cordially welcomed
J. A KIRKPATRICK, c. G.
81 HORSLER, K Of r. & S
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DOST-MOuse color (grey) COW, May
18th, from premises Of Chas. Ahrpns
80 east Romano st. Horn on left sd5
bent Liberal reward for return -c
owner. 19mav1W'
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MOUNTAIN VIEW HOTEI-Clarkes-
vile, Ga. Nesting among the noun
tains of North Georgia. An ideal Place
to rest. Scenery and climate unsur-
passed. Beautiful walks and drives.
365 feet piazzas. Accessible to many
points of interest. No mosquitoes.
Excellent table. 19may1m"
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Eseambia Lodge, No. IS, 2. & A. M.
Regular communication of
"A Escambia Lodge, No. Is. F.
XXX & A. NJ, will be held Mon
day evening, May 21st, at
1880 o'clock. Visiting brethren fra
teInally invited.
C. D. BEYER, w. NJ.
w. G. DALEY. Sec.
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LOST-Jersey COW, strayed from
premises Of Col. T. V. KsssIer Cd
Bay Shore Horns tipped with brass
Deberal reward for return to owner
mayl73.
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II. 7. CRAWFORD
DIRECTORY
Joppa Lodge. No. {. 10. o.E.

Joppa Lodge, No. 6, I. o. o. r.
JOPpa Lodge, No. 6, l. o. o. F.
meets every Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock at Odd Fellows Hall. Belmont
and Baylen street. Visiting brethren
are cordially invited.
T. H. FLEETWOOD, n. G.
J. W. GDNGLES, Sec.
31jan6m.
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LOST-On W. Intendencia street, Iona
black collecting book, containing re-
ceipts book and bills. Reward for re-
turn to Home Art Co., 81 W. Romano
12may.
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w. o. W..

Live Oak Camp No. /, w. .. W.
meets in Pythian Hall LIST and 5-d
Wednesdays IN each month. Visiting
sovereigns cordially invited
r A BOGHICH, c. C.
LESLIE E. BROOKS. Clerk.
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F0FSaIe

FOR SALE-Fine piece Of land Gloss
to city. Phone 285 or call a. w
E. Gadsden. 19uaEl"
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FOR RENT-Second story over Lin
denstruth's jewelry store Suitable
for Offices, sleeping quarters or stor-
age rooms. Lee Daniel. 24aDr|
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BROWN HOUSE Springs.
Good beds, airy rooms, elegant
meals; free bath and sample rooms.
Special attention to travelling men.
Rates $500 per day. J. r. Brown,
Prop.
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BAY HOTEL-open night and day.
European plan. Rooms light and
clean. Transient trade solicited
575-67s 6. Palafox. Jas. s. Nieolau,
Prop.
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CHIPLEY HOTEL-Carl setterlInd
Prop. Special attention to CONNER.
cial travellers. Free sample and bath
rooms. Large rooms with good beds.
81 per day 13marlm