Daily Wabash Express, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 22 April 1886 — Page 4

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STILL THEY COME I

Thlg time onr f«ctorv h«s furnished us with oue hundred Men's Black J*uita, D9H(1«) of Imported

rDlish

Worsted Cork

screw Goods, it will wear equ*l to any suit that will c-st

$35 FOR $17,

An vys guarantee a flrst-class fit In every respect.

Our Odd Pants

Department has jast been replenished by our mammoth factory with an elegant line of Men's Pants that cannot be surpassed elsewhere for 15, and yon can buy them for

$3.50

Per pal rat

Pixley & Co's

CLOVES

KID

nnlra.w1liAh frill notcfltoh

ith Improved Hoots,which will not catch ?a lace, wear out sleeve linings, or acd Mentally unfasten. We have three qualities :f these gloves, the first being stamped

Foster," the second "Fowler," and tha ttrd "William." PRICE LIST El

William. Fowler. Foster.

ft Hooks, $1.00 $1.50 92.00 7 1.25 1.75 2.25 10 1.50 2.00 2.75

Every pair warranted.

Hoberg,

KOQI&CO.,.Exclusive

The republicans of the city will meet In primary convention on April Zi, 1886 at 7:30, for the purpose of nominating a councilman and a committeeman for each waijl,

The First ward will meet at Atkin's carperner shop on north Seventh street. Second ward will meet at Kimball's carpenter shop, corner Seventh and Wa'« nut streets.

Third ward will meet at John RuppV blacksmith shop, on Third street. Fourth ward will meet at the corner of Fourth street and Vandalla railroad, Crawford's warehouse.

Fifth ward will meet at corner of Twelfth and Chestnut streets, Frlez's carpenter Bhop.

Sixth ward will meet at the corner of Thirteenth and Poplar streets. The new committee-elect will meet lm mediately after the primaries at the office of Pugh & Pugh, corner of Fourth and Ohio strfets, for the purpose of or ganlxatlon. THOMAS L.JOHNSON,

WANTS, ETC.

ADVERTISEMENTS IN THIS OOLUMN WIIJ. BKCHABOKS FIVE CENTS PER LINE EACH INSERTION. NOTHING BKKOHH) LESS THAN FIVK IOinCS. No DISCOUNT ON LOira TIME ADVEETI&KKSXT8. As the mounts are small payment is required IN ABVANOE.

WANTED.

ANTED—A good strong boy to help la a saloon. 639 Main street.

r|7ANTED—Situation In grooery store V* to drive delivery "Vorls," this officer

WANTED—Two

WANTED

wagon. Address

WANTED-AFifthstreet,

good cook. Inquire at B.

G. Cox's, between Poplar and Swan.

or three good washer

women, immediately, at Star Laandry, 802 Main street.

young men to run on Inquire at Union News

CVT ANTED--Two TT trains.

room, Union depot, Terre Haute, Jnd.

WANTED—For

rent two large rooms

single orensulte furnished or unfurnished with board. Apply at 5il Ohio street. \\T ANTED—By a young widow, who ka»

TT a girl child four yean old, situation to do housework. AddiMM "Young Widow," this office.

WANTED—One

hundred salesmen at

onoe. Facilities unsurpassed. Ckxxl salaries. Brown Bros., nurserymen, Rochester, N. T.

Situation

housework.

WANTED—The

to do general

Also place as house

ilrl. Call at 421 south Pean street, Terre laute, Ind.

person who took a

black hat, wfth Initial "W" on hat band, at Taylor's barber shop said left instead a brown hat, to return same tq the barber shop. "W7"AN'1ED— All persons desiring Btoves

VV stored through the summer to know thai I am prepared to keep them and be responsible for the same at reasonable rate*. A1 .o lilghSst oash price paid .for all kinds of seeond-haml goods and stoves. Repairing & specialty UKu,

Main street.)

A. Biekford, 906 1

THEMOTHER'S FRIEND

ahlrt

Agents for ^Qg gjg

GULIOK & CO.,

DRUGGISTS,

Main and Fourth Sts,

PEUFUMEKY, SOAPS, BRUSHES, FEATHER DUSTERS, LADIES' HAND BAGS,

FINE.LIQ.UOR8, GOOD CIGARS, CHAMOIS

TRUSSES, SUPPORTERS, BRACES, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, «IBSON'8^FRUIT AND LIME JUICE

PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALTY. CALL AND SEB US.

AKKOUy CEMENTS.

•There .will be an auction sale of household goods consisting of parlor, dining room and kithcen furniture also cooking stove, base burner, dishes, oarpets, pictures, looking glasses, etc., on Tuesday April 26th, at 10 o'clock a. m., at No. 1219 Poplar street. T. J. GIST,

j^ONTICE.

Waist, Is Indeed a mother's friend.

We never before have uad sucn

Immense Sales!

In Children's Shirt Waists as we have had since it has become

known

wnat a great

Improvement this is on the old style Shirtwaist.

The Ladies

Should not fall to call and see them, take a look at onr

and

Also

25c Silk Windsor Scarf

For Boys, Just Received at

H. 0. Pixley & Co's

NECKWEAR

-H-DISPLAY-K

SURPASSES ANYTHING EVER ATTEMPTED IN THIS CITY.

CHOICE GOODS. POPULAR PRICES.

HOBERG.ROOT &

Grand Central Fancy and Dry Goods Establishment,

Nos. 518 and 520 Main Street, Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.

FOR SAJLE.

FOR

'"ALHr—Plymoutn Rock Eggs. «uire a*, 119 south Thirteenth st:

i1jOR

FOR

Chairman Committee.

THOMASGIST,Socretrry.

En-

street.

SALE—Macaw talking bird talks fluently and is a beauty 6 years of •ge. Apply to US Nor^h Fifth street.

SALE—Sixteen acres cholee land, Situated one-h»If mile north of the park, on Seventh street, by C. Gartrell, Ohio street.

SALE—Saturday, April 24th, at 2 o'olook p. m., on Ohio street, near Conrt house, we will offer for sale, to the highest bidder, the following vehicles: Twoaepond-hand phaetons, one secondbanRp side-bar buggy, one open buggy, orfn^iSnd-baod sprli-g wagon and two new Spring wagons. Terms—Six months, with approved security.

WHITAKER A STICKLE.

jgLIZABETH EAQLESFIELD,

ATTORNEY,

Room I, Savings Bank Block. Hpaclal attention to collections In this cit and Indianapolis, and report made semi monthly if desired.

THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1886.

BuHt'i Th.rmoB.etne Kacord.

Wednssd'y

7 a. as.

a»».

April 31.

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The sis* "x" indicates above sate.

Tke sign"—" indioatas belew sere. Weather Probabilities. Wasxraoroir, D. 0., April 92.—1 HI.— Foi tke Ohio Valley and Tennessee: Fair weather stationary temperature light variable winds.

Lower Lake Region: Fair weather, stationary temperature variable winds.

CITY IN BRIEF.

Bern ember this is the opening day of Her*' special sale of parasols and sun umbrellas.

The stockholders of the pleasure steamer Juniatta are having anew boiler made at Clift & Sons' and will soon have their boat ready far pleasure trips.

Business about the court house is very quiet. The Circuit court is not in session, the Superior court is grinding away at unimportant oases, and the county officers have very little to do.

The work of rebuilding the fence on the north, south and west sides of the fair grounds began yesterday. A new judge's stand, anew distance stand and a stand for the reporters will also be erected.

The police arrested a large number of tramps last night, thinking, perhaps, to find several men who brutally treated a boy in a box car Monday night. They succeeded in finding two who were with the ruffians, but not those who committed the deed.

E. N. Beck & Co., of Worthington, own about $10,000 worth of new machinery for

OUR $1.50 FURDERBY

CALL AND SEE IT AT

SCHLUER'S

619 Main Street.

B. F. Havens' Agency.

Established 1(07.

THE OLDEST AGENCY IN THE CITY

Fire Insurance Only.

Over One Hnndred Million Dollars Fire Insurance Capital Represented. Ooly prompt settling and paying companies represented.

POLICIES CORRECTLY WRITTEN. Losses promply adjusted and paid at this agency.

Call before you Insure. Corner Fourth and Main street. B. F. HAVENS.

THIS FINE WEATHER IS GIVING OUR

Parasol Dep't

A GREAT BOOM.

The Pretty New Shapes and Exquisite Coverings is what takes. we are selling om' Be sure you visit us before buying.

Then you know we are selling on dose margins. All in all, making it one of our popular departments.

HOBERG, ROOT & CO.,

WANTED.

IT7ANTED—Experienced agent on llb-

eral commission. Address, with references, T. Ell wood Zell, Publisher, 47 North Thirteenth street, Philadelphia.

FOR RENT.

IOR RENT—A large front room at Main street.

FOR

RENT—House of nine rooms and bath room, with all modern conveniences. Inquire of Mrs. H. Fairbanks, 532 south Fifth street.

I70R RENT—Mew heilse of six rooms on Eighth street between Walnut and Poplar. Inquire at 426 Main street.

FOR

'.TABLETS. a£«!

RENT-A

Frooms,

A uctioneer.

520 Main St.,Between Fitth and Sixth Streets

new house on south

Fourth

street, four squares from

Main. Eight rooms. Rent reasonable to a good party. Address, A. B., this office.

OR RENT—House containing seven hall and closets. Good outoulldlngs, well and cistern. All in flrstilass repair. Inquire at .No. 421 N. Sixth street.

Ii'OR RENT—House, corner Fourth and Eagle streets, In good repair well suited for keeping boarders. Terms reasonable references required. Apply to JR. 3. Tennant, corner Fourth and Onto.

L^OR RENT—The corner room on southwest corner of Third and Walnut streets, now occupied by Dr. Farls as a drug store. A very desirable looatlon for a grocery store. Will soon be vacant. Enquire of Dr. Armstrong, or on. the premises.

a hoop factory. They are looking for a location to establish works, and to that end Mr. Beck will visit Terre Haute in a few days. They desire to form a stock company.

Among the tramps arrested last night was one who had a pair of gold-plated bracelets, several pins and a watch in his possession, evidently stolen from some house where he afoppad to beg. He has been placed in jail, and will be held several days and the matter investigated.

Fifty-eight names have been secured for the new military company. A meeting will be held Monday night, at which officers will be elected, and the company organized. On Tuesday night the com pany will be mustered into service. It is thought that about seventy will be sworn in.

A constable from Shelbyville, Ind., is in the city looking for Press Cochran, who is wanted for the murder of F. M. Ander son. The murder was committed ii saloon in that town Tuesday noon, grew out of a game of billards. Cochran escaped into the woods. Officers have been sent in every direction to search for him, and they are stimulated by a large reward.

At Indianapolis the fire department has a man stationed in the tower of the court house. By the aid of a glass he is able to locale fires and "key-in" alarms from his elevated position. It is said that he turns in half the fire alarms. Councilman Somes, chairman of the fire committee, is of the opinion that it would be a good idea for Terre Haute to have a look-out station in the tower of the new court hoase.

The case of Geo. Hobmeyer vs. the E T. H. railway, damages, on trial in the Superior court, has resulted in a Verdict for defendant. The plaintiff brought suit before Justice Lockman to Tecover the value of a cow killed on the railway. The defendant rested at the conclusion of the plaintiffs testimony in the justice's court, and a verdict for the plaintiff was returned, awarding liim $50. An appeal was taken to the Superior court by defendent, with the above result.

The fire committee of the council visited "Rotten Sow," on north Third street, yesterday. Mrs. Biley refuses to tear her house down. She says she has worked hard for the property, and cannot afford to have it destroyed. The committee argued with her, but she would not yield. The committee is also having trouble with Mrs. Lundy, who owns the bouse north of Mrs. Biley's. Both houses will probably be rased, the latter build ing to-morrow.

The council committee on public improvements, to whom was referred the matter of new police headquarters, imported at the meeting Tuesday night that Clift, Williams & Co., were at work on plans and would submit them at the next meeting. Further time was granted the committee. It is proposed to tear away the old fire traps west of the market house, and erect a substantial building to be used exclusively by the police. The entire second floor of the market house will be dovoted to offices.

Transfers of Real Estate. Catharine P.

Wilson to Geo. W.

Bement, tract in section 16, Lost Creek, for $9,000. Samuel J. Kercheval and others to Thomas H. Williams, 23 acres in section 30, Linton township, for $800.

Agnes Sontag and husband to Caroline Wahler, lot 59, in People's addition, for '$300.

Mary J. and Ellen Mattox to Caroline Wahler, tract in sections 23 and 14, Prairieton township, for $3,000.

Marion Ballue and wife to Samantha Jared, part of lot 11 in the subdivision of lot 58 in section 16, for $1,500.

Samuel Boyse and wife to Bichard Dunnigan, tract in section 7, Sugar Creek, for $400.

RAILROAD NOTES.

Chief Engineer Gibbons Moves to thW City—Railroad Employes at Indianapolis.

Mr. John Dowling, Vandalia agent at Greenqastle, was in the city yesterday. Mr. A. J. Gibbons, chief engineer of theVandalia, has removed his family from Indianapolis to this city, and has gone to housekeeping at the corner of fourteenth and Locust streets.

The track of the Indiana A Illinois narrow gauge between Palestine and Switz City, is undergoing extensive repain. It will probably, in the near future, be made a standard gauge. Several new coaches and locomotives have been ordered.

The Excursion the 10th of May to Culloman, Ala., where the land owned by Messrs. Hnlinan, Duenweg and Eshman is located, is being extensively advertised. A large number of pamphletF, printed in English and German, describing the land, will be circulated.

The Indianapolis Journal contains the following, which can be aa well applied to Terre Haute: Railway employes at this point are doing themselves credit All are quietly doing their work, and trains are handled as promptly as usual. Strikes at other points are deprecated by a majority of the employes in the yards, about the depots, and by the trainmen as well. Indianajiolis is fortunate in one respect, a considerable per cent, of the men owning little homes that make them interested in the welfare of the city.

PERSONAL.

Mr. Perdue says to the* people: Don't be deceived by the misrepresentations of others, he will sell more lake ice this season than any other dealer in the city. Office, 20 north Sixth street.

Beception by the managers, skating and dancing at the rink Monday night next. Skating until 9:30, dancing until 12. Skating admission as usual dancing, gents 25c, ladies faee.

Don't be deceived by the cry of parties selling ''more lake ice" than anyone else, but bear in mind that the Maxinkuckee Lake Ice company is the onlv purely lake ice company in the city, others having. secured their supplies from ponds, gravel pits and rivers. Office 611 Main street

Mrs. A. L. Williams will give the ladies a special opportunity, Wednesday Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week to buy handsome hats and bonnets at the astonishingly low price of 25c. Also flowers and trimmings will be sold at similar prices. This will be a sale worthy the attention of ladies generally,

OLD COBWEB KAIJEm

Like the sweet lute like notes from farborne, the lost Atlantic come To quiet the youthful ear with mystic days of pleasure yet to rum, Where no mocking siren lingers along the polished wall, To mar the pleasure of old Cobweb hall Where no tinsled glory gleams itsshat'red ravs from a paper sun, Who's nigh-priced gilded frame fortells its low-priced rum, Where polished marble gleams its halow from the burnished wall, Is no place seen in old Cobweb hall. As the southern cross illuminates the mariner through the tropic night, Just so at old Cobweb hall are tinsled drapery kept out of sight, And imported goods who's price runs higher far by half, Are placed on wooden counters by Peter

Staff,

And there and then the clear-cut glass goblets ring At the same old odd number, nine thirteen.

Marriage Licenses.

William H. Terry and Jane Sutherland. Benjamin F. Stice and Leonora Dargle.

ISF"Fine lunch at Dan Fasig's.

The County Schools.

The winter terms of the county schools have closed in all the townships with the exception of Lost Creek. Tie winter terms have been on an average of six and one-half months. Spring terms will be held in Pierson, Biley and Prairie Creek. One dollar a day is the wages paid for teaching the spring terms.

For furniture packing go to Christ. F. Kaiser, 106 iforth Fourth street.

g£^*Ale and Porter, a healthful sum' mer drink, at Dan Fasig's.

Fine Buffalo scales will be sold at cost by the Dunbar Hardware Co

Fish hooks and lines at cost. Now is the time to catch 'em. Dunbar Hard* ware Co. g&"Sumptuous lunch at Dan Fasig's.

Lawn mowers at cost Don't forget the place. Dunbar Hardware Co.

Home-made pies, cakes and bread, at 413 north Fourth street. All orders promptly filled.

Cutlerv of all kinds at cost at the DUNBAB HABDWABE CO.

The Express is for sale at the news stand of B. J. Sparks A Sjns, 119 north Fourth street

Mop sticks at cost—5 cents each. DUNBAB HABDWABE 00.

•®~Alf and 'alf,cool and refreshing, at Dan Fasig's.

Men's ine French Calf Shoes made te order for $4.5# at I.

The Scranton Bepublican, of the 11th, speaking of Miss Alice Fischer, who is with Frank Mayo in "Nordeck," says: "As the Countess Zuiliski," Miss Fischer plays her part with a stately grace that charms the beholders, and calls to mind Mrs. General Lander's impersonation of "Queen Elizabeth," than which there have been few more charming presentations on the modern stage. The troupe is in Philadelphia this week.

Not gravel pit nor pond ice, but pure Maxincuckee lake ice, 611 Main street. J. A, Morgan is the only dealer who sheds block nat coal. You can get it at all times dry. All other grades cheap.

GLATFILTR'S.

Tack

Oarpet Tacks—8 papers for 5c. Hammers 5c each at DUNBAB HABDWABE CO.

f0r gaie

Slightly damaged corn suitable for hogs and cattle at Newhart's hominy milL

Ladies' Fin* Shoei

Made to oeder on short notice at I. K. CLATFELTBB'8. Dr. B. E. Olorer, Rectal diseases only. No. 115 South Sixth street

Coffee Mills at cost—25c each—by DUNBAB HABDWABE CO.

At foot of Cherry street I

The Express Job Printing Office for fine work. Wedding, party and ball invitations a specialty.

ia'* I

Alf and 'alf on draught at Dan

Fasig's.

Merchant Tailoring. heapest place in the city for clothing at Allen's, Savings Bank Building, south Sixth street

Attention, Manufacturers. Belting, Bolts, Files and Screws at cost by

DUNBAR HABDWABE CO.

S. C. Stimpon A Co* Wall Paper and Window Shades, 673 Main Street, South Si

LivelyTimes

4ND

Better Days Coming.

Everybody who enjoy genuine bargains made happy. Large and very s«l«ct line of

KID GLOTES—We will sell for Easter trade, all this week, our celebrated 5-button real kid glove, the "DELPHINE," retail price, $1-38 for 99 cents. Every pair fitted on and warranted.

Besides we will offer great bargains in hosiery, muslin underwear, embroideries, laces, infants9 lace caps, corsets, spring wraps, Jersey waists and jackets, bucle cloth jackets, etc.

THE 6BEAT GIFT.

8h« Heals by Just Laying Her Hamds On.

Cures headache, neuralgia, rheumatism and paralyzed limbe, this epidemic sore throat in three treatments. The Madame's number is 429 south Twelfth street. Price of treatment reasonable* She oares, bat sever kills.

Don't pass Schluer, the hatter, for your boys' straw hats, 10 cents up, 619 Main street.

Notice.

For Sale—A fine Boyal Mail bicycle, nearly new, with latest improvements, viz: ball bearings, balled pedals, cow horn handle, bars, etc. Will sell very aheap, compared with coat price. Inquire at this office or at Calder Bros.', 603 north Fourth street

S to an at Schiuer's Mackinaw straw bat for 75 cents, 619 Main street

Have your chimneys cleaned by a good and reliable chimney sweeping company, which does the work without making any soot, diut or dirt in the rooms.^ We guarantee to give perfect satisfaction or no charge. Prices in reach of all. Single flue, $1 two or more, 75c each. Send all orders to C. C. Smith & Son 303 Main St.

Fine ClothingS)

For men, boys and children. Qreatesi variety *2 from which to make your selections, and at yA

PftlCES W1TBIN TBE EEACB OF AIL!

Visit the lire store, where courteous treatment ,and the best goods go hand in hand. js" i"

J. T. H. Miller,

C. P. KAISER,

106

Clothier and Merchant Tailors

North Fourth.

HERZ' BAZAR.

Ladies' wear of all fabrics cleaned and colored to any desired shade. Gentlemen's clothes cleaned, colored and repaired. All work done on short notice and perfect satisfaction. Prices lower than at any place between New York and San Francisco at H. F. Reiners'. 655 Main street, south side.

Bespectfully, S. C. OSGOOD.

C. GOLDSMITH

Received To-day

I CABS of MICHIGAN POTATOES O

Fresh River Fisk. f.

North Fourth Street

'James Jf. Dtsbon, and no other, Goes forth in baste 0. With bills and paste, j,, '4s And proclaims to alt creation That men are wise, who advertise, In the presentgenesatlon 8.7 Printers' ave„ Terre Hante, Ind.

Ten cent straw hats at Schluei '8,619 Main street.

Garden rakes and hoes at oost to close out by Dunbar Hardware Co.

UPHOLSTER,

Mattresses renovated and made to order Kumlture packed for shipment.

SPECIAL BARGAINS for ft EASTER TRADE. Grand opening and special sale of parasols and sun umbrellas comprising all the novelties of the season to-day, to-mor-row and Saturday, April 22d, 23d and 24th. No lady can afford to miss this sale.

LENT! LENT!

Call at Ed. Roach's, 426 O re or ocean iish. Halibut and Potomac shad.

Fresh lake trout, pike, pickerel, yellow salmon and cat fish.

Fresh river fish, white perch, cat fish apd buffalo. Big line of men's straw hats in all hights of crown and brim. Mackinaw straw for 75 cents, at Schiuer's, 619 Main street.

DO YOU WANT

A HAT

6f tbo very latest stylo, also the

BEST

-FITTINGSHIRT

IN.TmE

U1T¥?

IF SO, HEX!

T&i OURTH STREET

HATTER AND FURNISHER,

30 South Fourth Street.

WABASH RIVER PACKET.

Steamer Bosedale

Leaves Terre Haote at 10 a. m. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Returnng loaves Hutsonvllla at 6 a. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

For freight or passage apply oa board. Speeial rates to ozonrslon aOd plonle parties.

Money loaned on articles of V*1M. Unredeemed pledges for sale. Watch and clook repairing.

guaranteed.

AND O

CARS OF CHOICE APPLES. 6

We're turn: finest and pret

411

PH EH

THE HVSNUT0, Proprietors

W. H. HASLET,

No. 310 Main Street. I

All work

flonse and Hotel Annunciator, Fire and Burglar Alans, Gas Lighting ApparatnV

Electric Door Bells, E

Estimates cheerfully furnished by the

Electrical Supply Co.,

Board of Trad* BaDdiag.

J. D. OWEN,

PIANO TUNER.

References—Pref. Win. Zobel, Anten Shide. E. C. Kllbonrne, G. H. Bartang and Mrs. Frances Haheily. Offlee—Oentral Book store, AM Mala streev

Worth Coming For.

When yon can liny a fine fitting, all wool, Men's Suit for $7.50r it is worth coming for. And when yon can buy for a big boy a reliable, honest, aU-\ wool Suit of Clothing for $3.00, its worth coming for.

And when you can get a genteel pair of trousers, all wool,£for $3 00, they're worth coming for. And when yon can get for $1.00 a fine Wamsutto Mnslin Shirt, laundried, that is better than the custom shirts that you pay, $1^ for, they're worth coming for. ing out on the backs of our customers rome of tbe ttiest suits that you need Jwish,to wear, no matter

7- what price you might pay,

Algr

Here We Are

WITH OCR SPRING STOCK OF BOOTS AND SHOFa

We Show the Most Complete Stock cf BootsandShoes Ever Offered in the Citj, From the Most Fashionable to the Plafu Every-Pay Shoe. In Fact, we Please Everybody With Onr

Quick Sales and Small Profits

R. FISHER,

DUBBAR

HARDWARE CO. Cincinnati May Festival,

May 18th, 19th, 20th, 21st and 22(1.

Reduced Rates On All Railroads.

slpfr SALE OF TICKETS. Season tickets for seven concerts, with best reserred seat, $10, without premium, can be purchased from Thursday, gLpril 22, till Saturday, May 1st.

Single reserved seats $2.00 and $2.50 on and after May

Ticfiet office at Church's, 74 West Fourth street. Orders for seats should be addressed Lucien Wulsen, Secretary, No 60 Pike's Building, with draft or postal order enclosed.

1 1 7

Popular Low Prices

ouj^iottoiis

327 Main Street.

A GREAT STRIKE

Is now being mad® against old shelf-worn goods. In every department at

The New Clothing House

New, fresh goods are being sold at

LOWER PRICES

Than others are asking for old goods. See our goods and get prices before you buy. We can and will save you money.

A. C. BRYCE & CO.,

411 Main Street, Bet. Fourth and Fifth Streets, South Side.

CLOSING OUT!

Our desirable and well assorted stock of Hardware for sale at cost during the next thirty days.

We mean business. Anything we may have in stocK goes, Come and find out what you can buy good hardware at from the

411

CALL AND SEE THE

New Davis and

Townley Brothers, 512-514 Iain St. KING

ELDER

Twin Gasoline Stoves

With Lav Down Tank and Aatomatlo Lighting Device, also a nil line of

ALASKA

Refrigerators and Ice Cbests

WHITE MOUNTAIN

lee Cream Freaser and Water Coolers.

Tr* The Best Stork

Si! nM*

in the State

r»i

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