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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-01

''siR InnsturAnce Company igt1ESturns.: !, s.; !
1.-THE Residence,Fare Insurance Company
organized in 1873 BY the leading business men
Of Cleveland, Ohio, with cash capital Of $780,
900, has decided to retire from business, and on
the 10Th re- insured all the outstanding risks
composed entirely Of dwellings, in the Scottish
Commercial insurance company, 81 Glasgow
Scotland g9Ja q %ET o. sfsss WIS /.
~ 81 5taHftiIsFa91 ~ T@I II NtstgsItE,s,,5 !
The Un1ted states ut the Paris Rxpositlon.
The Secretary Of State, by direction Of
the President, has now under consideration
what measures shall be rec recommended in the
Cabinet to form the basis Of . plan Of repre-
sentation Of tie United States government and
people at;the Paris Exposition in 1878, 1T is
expected that 100000 will be necessary TO
make q creditable display. FF'
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-01
cheap lflarA Is n sw, Il; york, I

William III. Vanderbilt having .teler
graphed from Europe instrpcting, the New
York Central and Lake Shore to reduce pas
scnger rates from Chicago to New York from
$23 to $15,the other trunk roads wil]lmake. the
same reduction. At the same time Vanderbilt
telegraphed to his own roads, he informed the
officials IF the Michigan Central Of the change.
The latter said they would at once reduce
their price to $15 = ~. ~ $
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-01

Kendall d Co., Boston, make very generi
Gus offer. Our readers should respond.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-01
/ Bound 70 Have Some Hot Springs.

asl hound g have ' some :. Hot spr1ngs. s
:: The President has issued an order pre-
serving the 'Paggoasa Hot Springs and che
square mile Of land surrounding them, Il in
Colorado, as permanent public. property.
These springs are considered valuable for
medical purposes and this actioh is taken
with view tol preventing future difficulties
concerning them, such have caused trouble in
the case. Of the Arkansas Hot Springs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1877-06-01

Lyman Case, for twenty years a resi-
ident Of the county, died near Chatfeld on
Monday. Chatfield will celebrate the 4th Of
July &. The people of Chatfeld are enthu-
siastically in favor of railroad. :. Many new
buildings have been commenced this spring.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
The rssssi Toll Road.

The Board Of County Commissioners
held = meeting in Virginia City last oven
ing for the purpose Of considering the Tun-
mel toll-road question. After = thorough
discussion IL Was decided TO lease the road
to NJ. II. Farley for the term Of two years
and four months. the lease to expire on
the sth day Of March, 1850. An official
order In that effect WAS accordingly made.
On the sth Of March. 1880, all the toll
roads in the county will come under tho
control Of tbs County Commissioners. and
II at that time 10 10 thought advisable. they
will all be declared public highways and
free TO all travel.
Before leasing the road TO Farley the
Commissioners offered 10 make IL . Tree
highway. provided the town Of Gold Hill
would agree 10 keep u In repair. Our
Tswn Trustees declined to assume this re-
sponsibility unless the county would give
them $1,000 for the purpose OF fixing II up.
Mr.. Farley Is now master OF the toii'road
situation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28


New THEATRICAL PArER.-R. \. Law
renee has entered into q contract with
Senator John Piper for tho publication Of
The Siaq,, which 10 to DO tho official pro-
gramme Of Pipsr's Opera House. II will
be about the size Of the Fooiiigkt, aud will
be devoted TO theatrical Affairs Ia general.
II will DO printed In tho highest style OF
tho art upon fine paper.
CHANCES DISMISSED THE trouble bo-
tween John Plato and Samuel Carr has
been settled and tho cases against both Of
them have been dismissed upon motion
Of the District Attorney. They were old
friends, aud both Of them arc glad enough
~ have the affair amicably adjusted.
ANNUAL NETTING. irregular annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of the Levia-
than Mining Company for the election OF
officers, etc., will take place on Monday.
January litl, al the Office Of the company
In Ban Francisco. Boo official notice In
our advertising columns to-day.
A srccEss.-Tho ball givon for the bcne-
a. Of tho Masonic relief fund at Coopsr's
Hall. Virginia, last night, was entirely
successful. The attendance was fashion,
able and numerous. Dancing was con-
tinued until the small hours Of the morn
Ing.
R~ExovAL.-T Tho Office Of the Western
Union Telegraph Company will bs moved
from the Postofloc into tho room formerly
occupied by tho Atlantic and Pacific Tel.
egraph Company In tho Maynard block.
Gold Hill. about the first Of January. IL
will DO adjoining RAlston's stock .broking
Office.
Az OLD TUNNEL CAvISo.-Night before
last quito IN extensive cave occurred on
Taylor street. between Stewart and Sum-
init streets. Virginia City. The csving
was occasioned by. tho presence Of an old
prospecting tunnel. Tho hole IL about 10
Feet In diameter and eight feet deep. II
will require three days TO ill II up.
AssEssxExr.-Onieial notice 10 given In
our Advertising columns to-day Of an as
ssssment Of two cents per share, levied BY
the sutro Mining Company. delinquent on
the 3Oth Of January next.
BoB's SoLiLoour.-Any son Of . Sea-
cook who hasn't got half q dollar 10 give
. man for breakfast money, ought 70 be
hung.
A SOCIAL and literary entertainment
will Be given in Silver City this evening.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
n.ss.,e I..,.,i.sie..

Tho following elected AMI appointed
officers Of Virginia Lodge No. 5 and Escu-
rial Lodge No. I, were installed at Masonic
Hall. in Virginia City. last evening. BY
Past master CASTOR
Virginia Lodge No. 81. c. Currie. W.
NJ: j. II. Dyer. 8. W; William Mcmillan,
J. W.; George II. Dana. Treasurer n. ].
Henley. Secretary ID. L. Jones, y. D.; 3.
n. Goodburn. ]. D.; q. N. Lawrence and
q. Pevin. Stewards; Charles Mckelvey.
Chaplain; ID. ii. Frazer. Marshal; deerse
n. Eells, Organist. and L. 8. Kincaid.
Tyler. ms
Escurial Lodge No. 7-Hsnry Rolfe. W.
~; II. q. west-rmAn. 3. W.; John sver-
rim. J. W.; Frank Frederick. Treasurer ;
j. X. Bingham. Secretary; b. wilkin: 3.
D.; ID. Benson. J. D.; NJ. Morrison and A.
Thompson, Stewards; \. J. Walker. MAI.
shall T.. s. Kincaid. Tyler. and q. ".
Eells. Organist.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
On = small scale.

L. Andrews. north Of st. Mary's Hospital
in Virginia City. has probably the small
cot working mill ON tho Comsiock. The
battery consists Of four stamps OF such
diminutiys Dimensions that they appear
little more than toys. The pan In which
the pulp Ia amalgamated 10 about the size
Of a wash basin. and the settler ID not
much larger. The entire machine u
driven by q small overshot wsterwheei.
Mr.. Andrews also owns . mine. called the
Andrews claim. which he 10 prospecting ~
. tunnel, running into the side OF the hill.
Some rock which pays for working has
bseo taken out, and the enthusiastic owner
h confident Of making . good thing IN the
long run. He 10 already Contemplating
extensive improvements md sddihons W
his little mill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

twenty-five Senators TO sustain . veto, this
would make . tic. and the Vice President
could vote the same - II the Senate was
equally divided.
Contracting Ps,yganeus Mar
SALT LAKE. Dec. 27.-This morning 1t
8 o'clock the Mormons began niing into
the Endowment House. and BY 10 o'clock
the place was 90 crowded that the doors
had TO be closed. Up 70 8 o'clock sixty
Eve polygamous marriages had been
solemnized. and a. many more impatient
couples sent of to wait their turn to-mor-
row gnd Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
Iniuiax I>seatisas.

North Beet 4 Belcher-This claim Is q
relocation Of the East Best 4 Beleher. In
Virginia Mining District. and adloins tho
Moa,e Christie claim IN the east and the
North sAvAg. claim on the west. IL com
pri-. 1900 feet and thu location u made
l., Charles Redmond. James II. O'Brien,
James Summers. W. A. Wiley aud p. Z.
shannon. ~.
North Justiec-This IL . relocation OF
ths Free a Easy claim on the Savannah
Lole. In Gold Hill Mining District. IL
comprises 1900 feet and IL located by John
u bbons. G. II. Redmond. Z. L. shannon.
Johnny Hereford. ~. A. Wiley and James
Summers.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

A.
so.,.,Vu -. 60. LA
a, ,h.,, hall q, n .,r.., VIRGINIA I..t
....,.. -, T-...u 5000 AZ.
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-.--.-.-.
memosfs present
The minutes OF tho last meeting and
also the proceedings Of the last meeting Of
IN. Ro,rs NJ Diree,or. v.r. rs.s and an.
-
IN
Hon. Iober, =. Ioverv and n. II. Lind.
..v vha war. ,rono.ea a, the ..t meeting
a. honor,x u.mhsr. ~ ,hs soci.,v In an
preciative acknowledgement Of meritorious
and valuable services rendered 70 the So
cisty. were now bAlloted for and unani-
mously elected.
i.os.'y vs'n scn. iof' o.me ~ snu
m A n.a' ,ialo sPeoen IN Ae. eus
msn' VI ,ho hisI oomPi,men, ,nu N ~
Souie1I.u upou NM anu ,1ia Mss VII.
ne as ~ ne snouiu As.ys WI.
Ut = oVss 'ae.oss =, 'no oo.'eS.
,inusAS Wa NOS readily iound' 'nere'oro
a'u no' Pu'in An sPPesrAnec'
THAMES TO THE IIprxs.
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,-..,m..,in, ~ a,,r ..,;ss n, ,..oIp,ion.
s,nr...in, N. .,n,,ei,,ivs ,h-,nlfuine..
Of IN. Society TO the Lady managers Of the
late Fair for their noble and effective
assistance on Thai occasion. presented their
report which was read, Adopted anu
ordered placed on tho minutes OF the
Society.
c,,,xrr nox,r,oxs
,n--n.--~~-..s a.. ..u.-,..
h'o'Ai'Ah pAA'r iePor'eu 'ns io"'"'As
donations TO the cabinet OF the society -
having been received since last meeting :
H. w.. NJ u.,,,.-. Co.,. A.. ,..a.
.ua,an. - ~. ns.u,is, i.min..a 800
,,on Sram ,hs ,no,,h ~ |. r;cht wh,Is
.hra,,h .hi.h ar 80 a, a.. AZ !,
ss.sIasi .nIs-Li.h 4. So, -h.iaho,.
M. " N pr.1"s, 80, ~ hsn5'
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800 n."r.n, I,s,,s IT, nsuia.
.sAa"a.s ,N oS..",. NJ. ~ n
TTs. 1u, nm sHu '''
';,'''pi uo'u III ~
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Ny W a. "o.nu, ~ 'ou. o'.nne
~, = nn 1870 aovn H.
ens sIa.. VI. ou1 WI" W ~
"~' '''u'"'u ''-''s uo"o''
the "~rioSEER."
IrnJ.r heal Of .oooj OF thu soeietv "
A. - :, 49, $500, -,
'He e'Ai"' y. '"' '"'psPe p"
San jose, California. aud entitled The
pSosssr," were now laid before the Society.
II 10 q well-conducted weekly paper, which
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
'rurs ver~ts Officers.

The ~ssmi-annual election % officers Of
tho Virginia Turn vercin was held last
Wednesday evening in their hall on North
@ street. Virginia City. and resulted in
IN, election Of the following gentlemen.
10 serve for the ensuing sir months: First
Speaker. r. Boegle Second Speaker. n.
COIN ; Recording Secretary. A. Ihede'
Corresponding Secretary. William schAnm;
First Treasurer. willard Bitter /; Collector.
John Haub; Frat Leader. George Eiier ;
second Leader. y. Stangc; Librarian. y.
v. Bosh; Janitor. A. Hasg. Tho officers
t,,ct will be installed ON next "Wednesday
e,sning. January 2. 1878. Messrs: Bosgie'
Hsab, STANCE and Haag were reelected.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28


San FRAScIsco. Dec. 2s.-Tho Daily
Exchange will to-day publish an interview
with General Thomas II. Williams con-
corning tho Justice-w oodville imbroglio.
Tho General was IN active manager Of the
Justice property at the time when the pur-
chase OF the woodvills Consolidated shares
was made. After ~recounting the causes
which led tho Justice Company to pur-
chase GO.00i shares Of woodville Consoli.
dated ct 81 per share. tho payment Of
which was made by notes Of the Justice
Company for $3.50. OOs. tho General pro-
cseded to explain how It was that be and
other Justice managers were roped into
purchasing stock which is now held TO DO
absolutely worthless. on account OF the
woodville Consolidated having never so
quired title TO the old woodville ground.
lie said:
"Beforo tho negotiations for the pur-
chase OF the woodyille stock were pending.
! took peculiar precaution to have, -
thought, everything as straight ~ . die. i
kuuM NDHk We ~ tNai it~ttA W
tho Woodvills pool, aud II there 10 any
rascality connected with II possible Of en-
actment, II could hardly escape his obser-
vation. I used greater caution. l think.
than I ever did before In O mining
stock transaction. ! had the deeds
Of tho old woodville. Pearson aud Rogers,
all Of which had been swallowed up by the
woodvillo Consolidated, examined caro-
H.rl- -. .-l .ank A. NJ T. ~ Nal "A |
Virginia to see II they were properly re-
corded there. Then / had my attorney
examine the minutes Of the same com.
panies here to 500 II the proper resolutions
had been passed by the trustees, author
izing the deeds 10 be made to the new COM
pany. Ho reported to mi that all was
correct, and as l thought ! had plug
ged up every loop-holo Of rascality
tho bargain was contaminated. Short
~ afterwards retired from the
management Of Justice Affairs, and since
then have paid no attention TO thom,
but now Am informed that the tru. inward
ness OF Parsons r~ascality Is laid bare. II
seems there never was any authority for
the deciding Of the woodville ground to
tho new company. George ID. Roberts,
who was q director OF the old company st
that time. says the Directors never con.
sented 10 the transfer and never passed
any resolutions authorizing II, and that
those OF them who held stock positively
refused to change It for the stock Of the
woodville Consolidated. II IL discovered
that tho resolution authorizing the deed
was entered On the books Of the company
by Pearson himself. without any vote Of
the Trustees whatever. II Is said that he
ordered the Secretary to do II, but The
latter refused. whereupon Pearson boldly
did II himself: OF course this was . fraud
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

AssHssxESr.-An assessment OF - cen
pes share is levied by the South overmAn
Consolidated Mining Company. delinquent
ON the 2sth Of January next. SEQ Official
notice In our advertising columns to-day.
Monk CuGIsrxAs.-A musical and lite
rary entertainment wa given BY the pupils
Of the school Of the sisters Of Charity at
the old Catholic Church. Virginia CITY,
this afternoon d 2 O'Clock.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
.Eresr.
n. rra,esses Beard.

saa Franeises Beard.
Last svrxus.
CAS- Eureka Con. sss. IS. Sk
100 RAymond 4 Ely. ~
40 Il Dsrido South. "
100 X X Cons
s15 Leopard. l 10. I IS
70 General rnomas. Sc
COZ Hussey. iac
us Manhsttan. IN, II
80 De frsss. r0c
s<s Grand Prirs. i3k. i3s, I3A
eco Arsssta. I ~. Is
100 Navajo. eoc, fsc
$50 l~ndsp>ndenes.t
50 silver Prime. Sc
80 Morning star. IN
loss Day. ., BIO
$50 Modoc. soc
eos bcdis. I %. a.. "a
$50 south Chariot. 90
Is pechtsi. 10 bio
ITO Lseds. N. 70
i0o Martin white. ass
3oD Tiptop, IN
go aoldsa Chariot. ~
Jo 0ila. %
eos California. 3sS. ssS b5
ess Bslcber. ~. 81. 81
loo Alta. a1k. as bs. q. an
y1s Hale 4 Norcross. 81. 10
v5 OphH. 81. ax. IS. 9a
SoS Nsxiean, 10. Ia. isS
to0 Chsllar. rotssi. n. Ss. .!
AIS 0osld 4 Curry. sy
80 Yellow Jsehei. i0s. i0,.
s1s sissrs Nevada, 81. s..
lea Goa. Virginia. -
It's Bsst / Bslehsr. sos. 9x, %.
ifso savage. II. iaA. isS, i2s
50 Aiphs. i3k
80 Boyle. enc, Sc
20 julia. ~
Ia Caledonia, 4 as "
1ps Impartial, os,i
$50 Buiiios 81. a.
W Union Ton. IS.TI
i0 Crown Point. Is.f
lss Justice, II
10 New York. . ~, AIS
TINS MOANING.
SIS opsir. sis. stS. as
SD MsxieAn. iss
tO Gould D cuuy. ~. ss.9k
lao HIST q Belcter. 0S. Ds
Tss California, %. % Is. az
Loo savage. i1A. i1S
SIS Con. virginis. ~. 2lS
ms Chollar.Poto~i. vi, $40
s9s Hale q Nocross. 10. ips. ~
isI Grown Point. ~ .
% Yellow Jacket ios, loS
SOS Imperial. I
SIS ksstset. 81. ~. s..
100 Alpha. i3h
IS Fletcher. 81. ss
TO sisrra Nevada. 81, 81
$50 Confidence. 81
$40 Utah. isy isS. 10, i6s
leo Rsllisn. g.. GS.ss
80 Exehequer. tt5 90
- SCI. Brleher. n
so oseim q NV
3es Justice. ios. ios. ioS
2O Union Con. IS,I
~ Ats. n9. 1is
40 Julia. $50. 4 IS
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
PACIFIC COAST PIonrlRs.

Regular ssmi.M esshly MsetIsg Last
Evening Hoasrary Msmbers
Eisessd-rhaaks Resarsea - shs
Lady Managers ef she Fair-Ds-
nasieas 20 the Casisss-sabsertD-
tions 20 "Ths Ptsuesr.~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
PIANOS TO LET.

A WOODWARD : BRowxA~
n PIANO.. ussd bat . few 1901"
noa,hs, Tor rent. Apply q Mp.Vu wv
Noes MiliinsD Btofs. ia South q strests
depot, 3ot Main street, 0oid Hiil.
SsNu H.. B. PARSONS, Assst
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Au,,.,. ,.,. n...,.s

J Jones 10. Bar.tow Seheel
tseo Robinson n " Crsv,ns ia Siu-g-s
l. Met Baldwin ID n Bird.Ali W 2 Holmes
n \ IIot urs A Ri.ing Meyer
" Bslepgcr Tw Msledsy II 0trsrd
IEJames ELs'ern Nichols . VT
Mis- Mills ME- Paaksnke Mr- \ Meoucan
y Pieo TIM hols Mrs brisgs
Mis- Dean Mis- Mcpcrmit Mia- MeUasisnd
Ell Junss CClafk Nrs J smith
n smith ueo spitxcr " Chalmsr ~ +,
Mis- = dates l. Nj stein I'D Wh~cl-f
} n Campbell Al smith jas Gordon
WIN Meiiae
DepaSsws~s Last ssestsG.
wm Duck " CsnAvan Al bass
Mr. vsnBi.eum n y Flat a n valeheourt
As Young Mir-s- valsncouit
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wAfoaEs, JEwELaY, Efo.

WAfCHKs, JEwELRY, EfC.
HOLIDAYS!
HOLIDAYS.
HollDAYsI
wArcHEsl
DIAMoNpsI
JEwELRYl
w. MANNING,
7sA SOUTH Q STREET, VIRGINIA,
LAS ON EXHIBITION AT HIS STORE
"a wv W w. - -
the Stats, bought expressly for the
HOLIDAY TRADE,
And Of the vsry
LATEST PATTERNS AND DESIGNS
The.s goods will be sold q, . very small
advance on
PRICES
Buyips strictly from the Manufacturer. we
Ssvs .Sss oesH sold Ssfofs In Tie STATE.
Our large stock couprises In psrt full lines OF
WATCHES.
CHAINS,
DIAMONDS.
IswsLRY.
CUTLERY.
SOLID SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
We soiicit inspection Of our immenss st,ef,
and feel satisned that our goo 10 and prices viii
favornbly with Eastern rates.
W. MANNING,
del INA South O Street. Virginia.
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JusTIcE.woo DvIlLE.
An Interesting Interview
on the Great
MIDDLE.

The True Inwardnsss OF n Peculiar
Transaction Coming 20 Light
General Williams Tells what lie
Knows Abous IL.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28
TIE GEOGRAPHIC.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE
WRECK OF THE HURON.
Heartless Conduct Of a
Fisherman.
POLY aAMYysTlll FlouRlsHlHe IN
The Coneubine Makers Busy
Yesterday.
A DOUBLE TRAGEDY IN
VIRGINIA.
tiprciAL DIsrArcnrs TO rHn GOLD Hill
DA 1t Naval
I'm. Wr.ek of One Huron.

ti,rciAL DISPATCHES TO rHn GOLD Hill
DA 1T Naval
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-28

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27.-Both sides ad-
mi, that the count Of the silver vote In the
senate will be exceedingly close In case Of
q Presidential veto. The opponents oil tho
bill claim twenty-six votes, exactly snongh
10 sustain . veto with sharon away. TIA
full vots 10 ssventy.hve. II there are
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-03-18
WALKING SKIRTS.


NTEP IITN ND TINkA .--,I-,....-.. IN,
i! ftlE ANl 1ICks ... .,.,...... SOC
~ FILE OF FNBlnlnEN AND TICKS $500. Toe
QUALITY ........... xxx. 40,
lNu ll'FrLEs OF EMBROIDERY lNp rl'cks / -
DEEl SIDE rlAlllp RI FILE, VERY FINE ~
ftLL Assortment OF 1ORClION AND NALLN.
yiENNtS LACE TRIMMED SKIRTS AT VERY AT
NfN SINUS Of FANCY coLoRED SKIRTS FOR
siKlNi WEAR
SOY tbrlES ~ SERGE SKIRTS FOR TRAVELLING
SEASIDE AND MOI NrAlN WEAR
STEAMER liOuuN AND SKIRTS
TRAILS SKIRTS FROM ...... ~ -
CORSET COY kRS. lllhll or LOW NECK, FROM ~
DkEsslNi sA,pl rs FltoM .............. $500. 7uc
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2s 81 AND 20 INCIL LENGTH ~ PROPORTION
DEEP HIN ANi TICKS ......... ............. 10,
ri FILE ANp lltk> 49,.
1l'k~ AND II hMFl EG EpGK -,
DEF llEM CIT >rER TICKS. BEST MtSiIN - Gse
DEEP HEN. CT SiEk rithS, HAMBURG EDGE ia
HAMHl e" EDGE, TWO sIEhS, II CHS AND kMB u
pfEr RrrFLE FINE EMBROIDERY CLUSTER
IlAkS .NAc
TWElNr ri'cl,S ZINE uANBt Re- EDGE
CIT STIR TlGkS. INSERTING AND EDGlNG. 81 10
ALI ,NMBRN, TRIMMED WITH REAL rORCllON
All Lines. CLUSTER Tttks. FINE QUALIFY II *
AL LINEN TRIMMED WITH FINE tMBROl
DIZZY ... ..... .....s............ ~ 10
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tOItsETS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LONG WASTED CORsETs
WOVEN AND u ANn MADE. ~, 10, rs. 800 AMI ldi
BONE All ENrFNplNG BlSfS
IilE MADELEINE WITH SIDE STEELS. ~ %; PAR
AGuN WHITE ND coL0hEn 75c.
l\NDNuML EMBROIDERED CORSErS ~ 10 a..
THOMSON SnLukE kll IlNG. MOODY sARpOMlNAL
lkuN - TO ~ ~, WITH IMPROVED SrEELS
MISSES WAISTS. FROM iOr TO ~
MISSES COksETS. FROM WH To ~
tORsEIS To ORDER. FROM 70 10 flO
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WEAR DEPARTMENT..


POPULAR GOODS AT EQUALLY POPULAR PRICES
WE ARE SOW DISPLAYING THE MOST EXTENSIVE
AND CHOICEST ASSORTMENT or THESE GOODS
THAT WE HAVE EVER OFFERED FOR THE INsPEC.
rION OF orr PATRONS. WHICH INCLUDES THE
LATEST NOVELTIES BOTH IL IMrORrED AND DO
MESfIC MANUFACTURE
LADIES COMPLETE OUTFITS ............,..... $50 ~
INFANTS COMPLETE OUTFITS. ............... IS "
BRIDAL OUTFITS 4 SPECIALLY
CUSTOMERS AT 4 DISTANCE CAN RELY uPoS
THEIR ORDERS BEING EXECUTED WITH THE
SANE rROMrrNESs. CARE. AND ACCURACY OF
DETAIL A ~ UNDER THEIR owN IMMEDIATE
SUPERVISION
orr PRICES CHALLENGE COMPETITION
FIHM ~ ALL CASES
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CHEN IsES.


20. ~. a. ~. ~. 40 INCHES
PLAIN HANDS. GOOD MUSLIN. NEATLY FIN.
i~liEp ... ...... 40
COknFp BANDS ......... So
INSERTING ANp EDGE 80,
tNNhElt ~ fllNH NNp ~ FILED EDGE ..... Voc
IT. rs, lN.tkIiNu - r. tfi.E 80
tNNHVfr m FILE ~,
THREE ROWS " ANBl i,G ~ Titk~ BEINFLN
AID fNBD EDGE o.. 90
liNEt a. Nln. SAVE NNl +. ~ 10
e. ANNNlt NND IlNEN tlIEMf~ES Al lROlJk
ilpNAIEiA LOW ri.ltE>.
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oN EXHIBITION THE LARGEST STOCK OF ruRNI
TuRE EVER BEFORE OFFERED. AND PRICES tx
cEEDINGLy Low THE ASSORTMENT COMPRISES
PARLoR SUITS. BEDROOM SUITS. DINING ROOM
SUITS wARDRoBEs. EASY CHAIRS. DESKS. 40
ALSO.
COTTAGE FURNITURE IN ALL rHB VARIOUS
STYLES AND COLOks.
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LACE CURTAINS AND BEDDING.

LACE CURTAINS AND BEDDIN0.
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF LACE GUIPURE AND
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS. CURTAIN NETS. AND COT.
rAGE DRAPERIEs. AT A REDUCTION OF ~ TO 50
PER CENT BELOW FORMER PRICES
NOVELTIES IN LAMBREQUISs AND CURTAIN
MATERIALS
FURNITURE COVERINGS AND LOOSE COVERS
WINDOW HOLLANDS. GILT BORDER AND IMTrA.
rioN LACE SHADES. AT EXTREMELY Low PRICES
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED TOILET AND HONEY
COMB QUILTS IN ALL THE POPULAR AND BEST.
KNOWN BRANDS
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS. RICHLY EN-.
BROlDBRED. AT AsrONIsllINGLl Low PRICES
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MATrRESsEs AND SPRING nrps

HAIR. MOSS HrsH AID EXcELSIoR MATTRESSES
or THE VERY BEST QUALITY .oCR OwN MAKE.
VERY Low
srRlNu REDS or EVERY DESCRIPTION ALWAYS
ON iINND ANO MADE 70 ORDER Al THE SHORTEST
NOTICE
THEY RESPECTFULLY SOLICIT An INSPECTION
OF THE ABOt l. GOODS. A. HE ENTIRE STOCK HAS
BEEN ShLECrED WITH TIE GREATEST CARE
o. srhclAL TERMS 10 HOTELS. STEAMBOATS,
AND INSTITUTIONS
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calculations.

NERVOUS EXHAtsrION.- a medical essay
Mu.eunnl Auntony Sew N0tA 1r the eau,e an "irc 4
premature le'ine u OWN. i li>l IAhy now lost heai
ma ne resAinel. an Ing tl synopsis Of the nlsi
lnrl 80 niarlla.- AMI W. rrdtnen( Of nervous AMI
my ''eAb debility being the !,nlt OF % years rxpen.
th.n, rIicc 20 tenls AiiIes, ihe author, DR. l. J.
hAiN, oh-c AMI residence, 81 East 10Th 81, Sew YORK