Daily News, Franklin, Johnson County, 3 April 1880 — Page 4

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DAILY NEWS

SATl'KDA V. APRIL IW(.

TH-ti CITY.

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The public will take notice that all bills due to and fvom tin-

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up to

March 31st, will be settled by Seaman, Lewis & Co., and that on and after March 31, 1880, E. P. Beauchamp alone will lie responsible for business contracts in the name of the

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L,EWIS

EAMAX,

& Go.

E. P. BKAUCII AMI*.

To the Publlr.

This is to notify the public that the city routes

"OF

the

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placed in charge of B. J. Dix, who alone in authorized to collect for subscript ionst. Mr. Dix will give the city a thorough canvans for subscribers, lie is also author ized to take advertisements for the

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»--Mr. George Dodson has nearly completed his tine two-story house, on North Second street. It is a very substantial addition to the residences in that part of the city. George is a fellow of industry, and we are glad to see him succeed so well.

Ufin't Fall to Vote.

On next Monday the Republican voters of Vigo county will uufurl the banner of Equality, Freedom and Right. Let no Republican be influenced by personal feeling, but vote Solid Republieau principles. There may be men on the ticket whom you dislike, but remember that when tbey were nominated in the convention there was understood to 1MJ some quality about them which made them strong in the party, and you cannot afford to

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influenced by any personal feeling, which will be in the interest of-Democ-racy.

0 In «lie I lly liable?

We understand it is the intention of the parties along Main street, where windows were broken by tlie roughs on Friday evening, to firing suit against the city to secure the vahie of the property destroyed. We are inclined to the opinion that such a suit can lie maintained. The object of a city government is to protect citizens in their rights of person and property, ami wiim )«. comes so feeble, so corrupt or so negligent that these rights ore not protected and secured, then it becomes responsible in Its Corporate capacity for nil individual damage sustained.

Why the police force was not on Main street at the time the property was destroyed, we do not now stop to enquire. It is enough to know the damage wns done, and the city government, in the eyes of the law, Is presumed, by its negligence, to have permitted it. If the oflicers were inefficient, then the appointing power Is to blame. If the officers were negligent, then they should be dismissed, and the city pay the damages occasioned by their neglect. In every view we can take of It, it does seem to us the city is liable In the first place, and the Democrat ic party in the second place, for appoint ing such men to prominent police posi tious. If the party had been more careful in selecting the city police, then all this trouble and expense to the city might have been avoided. At any rate, has not the time come, when other and better men should lie selected to take the manage menV of our city affairs, "i "j

Young Reimbliemis.

7 vi the Member* of iht: Young Men'* lit jrttbiimn CM (IKKTKKMKN—Tlie

lican Club, of Terre, Haute the best po lit leal organisation In Indiana to day. The memlavrshlp exceeds Ave hundred. This splendid organisation lias been cf feeted iu ft little over sixty days. which shows that the Republicans of Terre Haute fully comprehend the situa Uou and are ready for any emergency. As your presiding officer desire to re mind you that there is an emergency at hand. On next Monday an election is to be held whirh is perhaps as important an election as many of you will ever partici pate in in the fut%msfe«It is trite it is only for the election of township officers, hut WmeWW proceeding iheS^rlt tCt^er and Kovem

On account of tiw numerical strength of the Vouixg Men Club, and the activity amt its members, by common conNnit it has been placed in the front. It is not necessary for me to remind we# of the re-qo»*»bifftie* reStWg on those who aw gf*ew tb«* post of honor. It fa expected every man will do his duty. Fnm the )ersonel of our rr^»ni«»tio*i know that KVKRY MAX WILL discharge WHATEVER !u?y may to assignetl him. I would urge upon every member to go to the polls early, ami stay all day. Give i»ue day to the cause we love so well, *nd if we win the victory it will be one of the beat #pe»t day* of our lives. J. O. HaKDRsty. }*iresitlcnS Young Men's Republican Club,

••-•-Tbe city wafe treated to a bit of field *port thk forenoon by a rabbit chase down in Mreist totfard'Uie river ^TS«? ^"alter dog cotch him."*

iHKTla'ry were over S*W tickets iu the Louisville lottery sold in this city, and several small prizes were drawn, but the agent refuses to give the

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the names

of those holding lucky numbers.

»-Had the County Commissioners taken the money they have paid out for pauper passes given to Democratic bummers, and applied it in widening and fencing the river bottom road to Macksville, the sad accident that occurred Thursday night would not have taken place.

ju»t Two.

It would he delightful to see the city uniform on the backs of two native Americans. As it is, we understand only one to the 'inanor lwrn" is honored on the city police force. Give us two, out of the twenty, Messrs. Democratic memliers of the council. It will lie good for weak eyes. ©-Vl'lie Terre llaute

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!l*lter

Buckner

has

bean purchased by E. P. Beauchamp, who is one of the original Grant men and will have the paper run in the interest of the third term, and it will be edited by J. O. Jiardesty. Beauchamp has gone into the Grant boom with his "hole LarU"—frtdiunapoli* /It raid. j*-The straw fiend canvassed the Terre Haute excursion train to Cincinnati and found a majority for Grant. That comes hf that pernacious teachings of ex Consul to Aix, Beauchamp. who organized the firnt third term elub. When Beau champ enter- into a movement with his "hole hart." it moves like a tornado.—/«dianajHtlix Nmihl.

State Convention is not far in the distance, and it behooves the Republican iparty to be on the alert, and look well to the selection of a strong man to make the race for Governor. We must not underate the strength of the Democratic party in this State. It is strong, most unscrupulous and very corrupt, therefore very dan gerous. Knowing this to be the fact, the Republican party should select from the names presented to the convention the one who will give the party the most •strength. We think that man is the lion. M. C. Hunter, Col. Streight's "Bureau" notwithstanding.

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List of letters remaining in the Post •Office at Terre. Haute, Saturday, April 1. Persons calling for them will please say aud

give the

Young "Men'S Repub

tl»» A victory on Monday means a victory In May. and a victory i» April and ouc in May will te the siti* p»t»sa#e* of an oTer wh»'Iming victory itcxt Pall. I'M

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list:

Anderaoa Welln Mason WUIiatn lSalwork I) Melville Mr* Alice Ilt'liniM•lotui Menalck Taylor (turrett Andrew XcManuiuiJn Patrick Boon Mrs Nancy "N'rt/.ley Mr« Konelu Brown lierntce O'rs'ell

I4inra

MIhk

Katie Palmer Mi** Eliza

Canary (Jeorge Premier Joae|di .1 Carlyle Minn Hasan B($) Perkins Cora TSarr Minn Sue Itamney 8 chapiMill 1)L«) Riley Mi«« Anna lonxirt«M Henry O Kolicrt* MIhc .Jennie KVIUIK Clara Jtyay Knirchlld Minn Katie SeyiM)ll Fo*tor HolKtrt., Sharp J. Fuller .1 Shelby Mell^wi Greenawalt Frank SiuumwuT Greer Min* Fanny

Story Mr

MIhh('yntlia

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St rafter (.corge

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llarnor

Eva Smith Silas

Harrington Smith Mlf» Maggie Hanghey Connell Smith George Hoffman William Smith Alex lIH»ver .feromc Taylor Mr# Minnie lhiu'hex Nelnon Thompcon George .lohtiHon Mr« Toltimbia Turner George

Kf?tler John

Wiser Mi^ I.tte

Keith 1,0 Kellogg Prof

iWilson Dr I)

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KittIc»AHi»i* Manna

MISH

i?B Clara

Wylje Wm Wilkin* Mix* Klla "Harry L"

Mary

Martin Mix» Laura

AI.ONZO

(TANCKM)N

is a tall, thin man.

with white hair and no whiskers, and is Congressman Frve's brother-in-law. Perhaps there's where the wickedness comes in.—Chicfiffo 7Hnt4*.

A CoiiOHKt) man from Louisiana gave some testimony Ikcfore the Exodus Committee yesterday which was calculated to put Senator Voorhee$' nose still further out of joint

entire Democnitic machinery of

the State is bdttg used to defeat the con stitutional amendments. The party man a jjers want to keep the door wide ojH*n for fraud.

ftlL Hi».. jsatistitutional

amendments will save the people of Indiana over $ I .AOO.flWV a year.

Don't fail to. on Lpwr McMahan's saloon Jjrand free lunch. Corner Fourth and Walnut. .. LJ .1

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f»t*»er.

The m»pular and original Half Cent Stor»*. 4m Main Street. Is the place to do your trading, as the golden rule is lived up to there, as their prices are alike to old and young. Please call and convince yourself, where you will find our new extra length (Dr. Warner) six hook corset, passamenteric embroideries, silk fringe*, laces* hose, all si/.»«. and other goods, too .mmwrous io uiuuUou. Call and coovitu^ yourself. :k aM

j^lalf Oal^tope, 4dr» Main St.

A grand free lunch will be given tonight at the Kmitatri sah«m, Fouii and tVklnrit:

LK\Y'Mr McomerPnp.

AIKS.

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Tlie Turkish Bath as a cutraHve a^eni has become so popular of late that 1 have iclltHl to issue tickets for inbeen «,omp valids aeedlt jiJsliilstaw^ and requiring «j»ecSal attention, which should we pro cured and a statement of their caw given before taking the bath, that tlwy may receive tJbe kind oT treatment ia the riatb their tcmaods.

Price: Inlands' Klcctro Thennal Bath. •100 Invalids* TurkW* Bath. #1.50: In•alhls* Plain Bath. 30 eta. The regular Turkish attd plain l*atlis will be given, the former for lrf), and the latter for 25 d#. its heretofore, during the week except Sun«lav. whic^ la wwerved more eapecially far invalids wl» ouiftol other wis* wait for bath treatment.

D*. A. H. DKrt^Y. Prop., 117 Korth Sth Street.

The new Job Printing Office of I. M. Brf»wn & Sons' is the place to get good work at fair rates. Give them a call aud examine specimeus and prices. Ii« nH-m ber the location —northwest corner of Fifth and Main, up stairs, over Jauriet & Co s. dry goods store. A complete stock of the best of papers aud cards kept on hand. Also the nicest assortment of calling cards ever brought to the city.

SEW ARRIVALS:

Of Elf-rant Ladle*' anal Cent*' Boot* and

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At I. K. Clatfelter's, on Main street, from the following celebrated manufacturers Laird. Schober & Mitchell, J. H. Burnes, Cox, Young and Gardner. Call and look at them they are beauties.

AtteatlMt!

Smoke the Governor Guard Cigar, 5 cents. For sale at Hogaa's, 308 Main street.

Go to Story 4 Frost, 2o South Sixtli, for fine old Kentucky Whisky and Cigars.

Joseph II. Briggs, produce and commission merchant, corner of Fourth and Cherry streets, is one of our most eliable business men, and all persons having butter, eggs, hides, sheep pelts, rags, or any kind of country proauce, will find it to their interest to give him a call before selling, as he pays, the highest market price in cash. Do not forget the place,

Notice.

Seaman, Lewis fc Co. owe a few dollars in the city. And a few dollars are owing 8.. L. &Co. We want to make exchanges. Will you who owe us pay, so that \\e can ditto?

.UnKnrtlr Arfe*lan llalJt«.

Recommended by the highest medical authority for Paralysis, Rheumatism, Gout, Neuralgia, Catarrh, Gleet, Syphilis, Skin Diseases, Dyspepsia and all female Diseases. Elegant new bath house. Competent attendants. Cheapest and best baths'in the world. Bath house at the foot of Walnut

MAGNETICstreet. AIITRSIAK BATH

BUNTIN & ARMSTRONG

B, 4 A., Cllilpn, Fjnu-jf

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Old

Style, N*o. 6, Governor Guard, and other leading brands of 5 cent cigars, at Ho gan's, 503 Main street.

The Mouth Knd Orusr More.

Joseph D. Markle.at the South End Drug Store, 1015 South Second street, near Far rington, keeps .everything in the druj: line. Markle is a thorough druggist am served formerlywith Cook «fc Bell, one of our leading wholesale houses in this city. He compounds prescriptions with accuracy and care. He has pure liquors for me dicinal purposes, cigars and a lar^e and complete stock of drugs. Proscriptions filled both day and night.

T. A. Aculf, 411 LaFayette, corner Lo eust, is just receiving from Indianapolis a fine lot of Sugar-cured Hams aud Shoulders. Prices'away down low.

KATZENBACH & CO.,

MAM KACTt'lUSRS OF

CIGAR S,

SALESROOM No. 411 MAIN 8TREET

Factory 1304 South Sixth.*—

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AURIET,& GO'S!

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Novelties inBress Goods

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Poll©. Bqt I'Mmming .SilkBfn ^©at Variety ot cs P*lk«

Iol DTSHUHTFIS AND ^I««IAIR||.

Fn nch Suitings. French Buntings, fi arrival of Jet Trimming* and Fringes, large aswrtment of Ties, Bows 'ami Fichus, from 15 cents k4l5. Dolled aurl Figured Swiss goods in great variety.

SHETLAND SHAWLS.

A Large iioe of Elegant

BI V( ri)RE^ CK)D8 ANDSILKS

jk Iatge Assorlmeat of

Spring Cloaking. iSlomie flotlss. Lace Top Lisle Glove*. Rucbmgs, l{cvt?nug. FrilHng, Swiss Embroidery.

You will find |ts hea«kjuarters for nice good»t roasonabte

Corner Fifth and Main.

a nil p. OeWfcrated tfemttlml the t'nkWk- VS«itor» to rh

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»ot fail lo call at Of 'S

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U* lNMM»r and hay

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caftdte* for the k»red a)

Ixaae. Price. & 48 and We per ft box. Kurmei to a)} part*.

C. F. OrXTftKR*» MadHoa St

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C«tiw«4 Advertise aiettta, One Cent per

Botrdlus and lodging, Rooms wanted,

BOMBS

to rent,

ArtkkaiW or foued,

In the

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SRAMAX, LEWIS

& Co.

For a practical business education at tend the Terre Haute Commercial Col lege.

Co.,

ji a «usTerre llaute, Iud.

fouiOn 4k itofrer»

Are in receipt of a shipment of Hani Coal, chestnut size, the last of the season. Office, 123 South Third street.

Fine Perfumery mid Toilet Kowder*.

In line perfumery we have Lubins', Tjinulborg's and Wright's in bulk. ^-Imported Toilet. Soaps, Powder Puffs and Boxes. The "B. & A" Face Powder is preferred by the best people. Our Cam plior lee with Salicylic Acid never turns rancid, and our '"Ihlang Colonge" has been called "The Best" for half a dozen years.

lioaitts tor gale* S)orr» t«rnh, 4, ltoaees or (4or«s wanted. Botid wutU-d, Btuiam wanted,

Bsduewfornle, A ay eiM apedtc utkk, Honey WKatal, For mate or wanted, M»»ry to loau, Laodi fear aale, Farraii for nle or rent. Farms wanted, Property wanted.

If yoa Tut a Sitoation. adveitiae iu tbe

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will print advertisements of

person* wanting work or Situation*, and of those needing Help of any kind, WITHOUT CRAR«E—*och advertisement* not to exceed 30 word*. This i«

otfered. ii nm«t be remembered that let tern vent through tlie mail are nut delivered to initials oxlv. If initials are u^nl, the letter should be directed to the care of some Individual, firm, or jHwtofllce box, and if for delivery the postage is I wo cents. Tlie

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office f«»r the reception of lvttera addrewed to il? rare, and enrh letierf will lie delivered only to tin* advertiser liMldlu^ a cheek for the box number.

Attorn ens at Uatui

JOIST W-7 OCDST^, ATTOllFEY AT LAW, Ortlce, No. 330 Ohio Street, Tcrrc Haute.

SELDt)niIDGEf

LEAN &

Attorneys at Law,

420 Main Street. Terre Haute, Ind. Ono.

W. KLKtsKft. JA#.

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11.

G. W. A J. H. KLEISEK,

Attorneys at Law,

Office, 314 Ohio Street, Terre llnutc, Iud.

S.C.DAVIS. 8. B. DAVIH.

Notary.

DAVIS & DAVIS,

Attorneys at Law,

22}4 South Sixth Street, over Postolllce, Terre Haute, Ind.

J. KELLE1T,

Attorney at Law,

Third Stroot, bclweim ^Imiu and Ohio.

CARLTON & LAMB.

ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Corner of Fourth and Ohio, Terre Haute.

PIERCE &" HARPER, Attorneys at Law,

Main street, near Third, Terre Haute, Iud

BUFF & BEECHES,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Terre Haute, Iud.

jr. DB3I. BLAKE, Attorney at Law. Ohio Strecjt, Terre Haute, Ind.

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MC^nTT, Attorney at Law,

322. Ohio Street, Tehre llaute, Tnd.

EOGLESTON & EEEB,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ohio Street, Terre, Haute, Indiana.

KicHAan DttVKioAa HAMDELC HTIMWN

DUNNIOAN A ??TtMSON,

Attorneys at Law,

300% Ohio Street, Terre Haute, ImL

A. B. FELSEKTIfA L, ATTORNEY AT LAW. Ohio Street, Tetre Haute, Ind.

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ATTORNEY AT LAW, Corner Main and Tliinl HtreH.s.

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Found," one oent per word each day. ygyAdfertiscmcnta for sitnation* and help arant-' ed. not exceeding 30 word*, printed without charge.

"Local notlaes," or advertlacaienU aet 1a brevier type and printed after readiag matter, one oaat P*'r word each day No advertisement la»^rted aa editorial or news nutter.

The Daily News Call Boxes and Messengers

To facilitate the collection of city now*, aa woll as to place advertising patrons In clwo connection with the office, the pnbllgher* have placeK^aU Boxes at different point* thronchont the city, each of which will hevwlted aerepal tlmeo duriug the day. from 7 o'clock AM till A M, by the ger Boyftof the

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been put np for the purpose of affording a place of deposit for information of local new*, and we cordially invite any pemtu who h*s knowledge of any matter of public imprest happening in his or her vicinity to write out the faot« and drop it In one of our Boxen. Attached to each Box will be found tablets of paper. Sipt your name to your communication, for tho knowledge of the editor only, a« a ^naranteeof good faltn on your part, W a Ijfanrr OK THIS items NOT atoxsn by a known responsible name are of the value of waste iapcr, ana will be treated accordingly, Tt»e advertising patrons of the

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Baxe* a convenience, aa they can drop their favor* therein, and thereby aavc a walk to the ofllee. Communications, orders for the

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carrier or mall, advertising copy, or information of any kind intended lo roach the oflU e. onu be liatuled to the

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they p*i»«» to and fro thrmnrh the street*. They will be known by their blue CAP* with DAILYNRWV iu white letters on the front, HII«1 Message I'ouchea of light-colored Thf-v are, while on duty for tho

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paper, its accredited representatives, and we trust they will, in their business relations, merit tho commendation of onrpatron*, aawvh. ourselves, for attention to their duties.

Tho following card is attached to each Box: DAILY NKWS MESSAOK BOX. Thia box ia placed here by eonaeut of the proprietor, as a place of deposit for hKv»l items, soc.lety news, or anything of a character that would be of Interest to' the readers of a Terre Haute newspaper.

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POAMATIOX rnoa ANY ONK. They only ask contributors to 1h brief and to the point, and to Rive the Information AT OS -what may be news today. ten chance# tonne will le no news tomorrow. 83ir~Otrenslve personalities MUST be avoided. Write your items on the paper attached, and drop it in the box, which will be visited several Nine? each forenoon, up to 2 1* M. by the

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quired to be aijmed to cach item \for tho personal knowledge only of the Editor) as a guarantee of good faith. fWOrcler* for the

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they pans through the street#.

to lie left by

carrier or sent by mail, or copy for advertisements, can also be placed In the box. thus securing early attention to snrh orders. Items or ads. CHII lie handed to the

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locution of Ilnily News all ItoveH.

At foot,'of stairway, cor. Fifth ami Main. At the Drug Store of Bunlin & Ann «tron£, corner Sixth and Main ttlreels.

At. the Tetre Haute House, on desk in the reading room. At the "Depot Drugstore" of Robinson & Sherburne, flflO Chestnut street.

At "Kant End Drug Store,".I. E. Somes, 1201 Main si reel. At the Bakery titid Grocery of Mrs. A. Oerluirt, 824 South Thirteenth street.

At the "South End Drug Store." of Joseph D. Markle, 1015 South Secon. street.

At the Agricultural Implement warehouse of C. A. Power, 104 and 106 Main street.

At the Grocery Store of T. A. AculT. -Ill LaFayette street, corner of Locust.

Newspaper.

Terre Haute Barner,

TRI-WKEKLY AKD WKKKLY.

Office 21 Sooth Fifth Street.

.GFltOEUEK,

Proprietor.

THE ONLY GERMAN PAPER IN THE CIT1 O* 1EIUIE HAUTE.

English and Gherman

Job

'TJEiEP

PRINTERS,

Printing

Kxecnted in the best manner.

Job Printing

Moore & Langen,

Daily Exprests Building, South Fiflh St.

CIGAR ISABELS

In m»- or mow- color*, one of our *|K"ctaffte«

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Headqaartera for Commercial Travelers. Centrally Lmwled. Kaies ft per Day.

NATIONAL HOUSE,

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