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Club Meeting.

About fifty persons were in
attendance at the meeting OF the
Brennan Democratic Club on
Saturday night. Mr.. R. S. Tar
yer, the speaker of the evening,
made an excellent speech which
was frequently applauded. In
the outset of his speech he paid
his respects to the Houston
Posts special correspondent,and
if the said special correspondent
was present we may expect him
to return the compliment and
pay his respects to Mr.. Tarver.
The speaker gave concise and
graphic history of the demo-
, cratic party from the inception
of the government to the pres
ent date. He paid a high COM
pliment to Seth Shepard, the
democratic nomineef for congress
and predicted his election. He
also presented a well conceived
word-painted portrait of Hon.
Geo. w. Jones, which caused
considerable amusement to the
democrats, though the admirers
of Wash could see no fun in it, if
any were on hand.
The club now numbers $50
members. DR.. Matchet said the
finances of the club needed a
little attention, and on motion
he was added to the finance
committee. On motion the
finance committee was instruct
ed to assess the members Of the
club such sums as in their judg-
ment they were able to pay, it
being suggested that $50 or
5000 be raised.
On motion of Hon. Seth Shop
ard the ladies wete specially in
vited to attend the meetings of
the club. No further business
being before the house the club
adjourned.
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Washington Locals.
August eth 1880

august TIni 1860,
Still a great deal of sickness
in our part of the county, but
none serious except Miss Min
ME Evans, who has been sick
since June 10th, and is still very
low; at times her family and
friends are hopeful of her recov-
cry. She is a very amiable
young lady and the idol of her
brothers.
Last fall the freedmen had
the Kansas fever and a great
many left this part of the state,
and now we have some other
kind of fever which l am sorry
to say is taking off our whites.
DR.. Clark left here in the spring
or winter, and after the fire Joe
Clark also left. Judge ]. w.
McCowen has gone to Hill
county and l learn is building a
residence at Whitney, his son
Fred left here yesterday for Hill
county. Wilson & Howell of
Navasota should consider them
selves very fortunate in secur-
ing the services Of Mike Ander-
son, who left here day before
yesterday to commence work
in their store. Poor old Wash
ington seem to be losing some
other best citizens, but what we
are losing Grimes and Hill
counties. are gaining. U. P.
Melton is fixing to move to
Navasota. l had the pleasure,
of meeting George D. Neal for
merlY of this place,.but now
practicing law at Bellville. He
was raised in this neighborhood.
This country could not do with
out the services Of his brother,
DR.. John H. Neal who is kept
busy day and night and is very
successful.
W.B. w. George a farmer near
here, reports cotton worms in
his cotton, but says he has a
crop made.
The young folks had a nice
party here night before last
given to our young friend Fred
McCowen, who has left us yes
terday for Hill county. S.
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Baylor College,

For the Higher Education of Women.
The thirty-fourth annual session will
commence MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. The
music and art departments are under the
direction of gentlemen widely known as
eminent teachers. Lectures and exercises
in the normal school department through
the year. For catalogues address the pres
ident. H, LUTHER,
Aug. 7. so. independence. Texas
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REPORTS of starving races be-
gin to come in. The example
of Tanner is beginning to have
its effects. A Dallas man has
started in for a ten or fifteen
days fast, and a young doctor
at Lyons, France, is doing the
the same thing. An attache of
the BANNER office tasted for IS
hours-because he got up too
late to get his breakfast. He
got so hungry that he looked
at the clock every minute for
two hours before dinner time;
when IL o'clock came he went
to dinner in a hurry.
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Burton Locals.
Aug. II, 1880.

Aug. II, 1880.
Editors Banner:
About 4 o'clock on the eve
ming of the 9th inst, Birdie,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Elder, died. She was sweet
innocent child of three years.
The bereaved parents meet
with deep sympathy in their sad
aff1iction.
There is a great deal of sick
ness. Drs. Hons and Mayfield
are riding night and day.
ToUCHSToNE.
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Republicans for Shepard.

We, the undersigned colored
republicans of Washington CO.,
hereby announce our intention
of giving our talented and dis
tinguished fellow-citizen, Hon.
Seth Shepard, our hearty sup
port for Congress upon his mer-
its, independent of politics.
E. S. Williams, Sam Smith,
A. B. Williams. VIM. Hill,
Geo. Washington, Jas. Evans,
Geo. Lewis, and others. ~
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by Geo, Mayer at his residence
IN Washington county and estrayed before
{. Q. Campbell ]. P. Precinct 6 on July
27;h, 1880, bay horse about I 5 hands high,
about 4 years old, white on back and left
hind loot star IN forehead, white blaze on
the nose, branded L with bar across the
center, valued at S2S.
Attest II. NJ. LEWIS, c. c. c. VIC.
By c. F. HERBsr, D. c. ma
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Col. SAM STONE reports that
the worms have materially dam
aged cotton on his and neigh
boring plantations. At the
time the worm should have
been given medicine it was too
wet to administer it.
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The track of the Santa Fe
railroad is now laid to within
two miles of Temple, the juno
ton Of the International, aud
will be laid there by Saturday
night. The depot building at
Caldwell is in course of con-
struction.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

A coLoRED candidate for the
legislature from this county had
taken the track for the race;
but some of his friends hung up
a saddle and bride near the
course and told him if he would
jump the track he could have
them. The candidate jumped
and is now out of the race.
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ALIENS CAsE.-On Thurs
day Mr.. ]. H. Hutchinsph, sher-
if, swore out complaint charg-
ing Willie P. Allen with the
murder of Will F. Garrett. The
preliminary examination will
take place to-day.
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New cotton is beginning to
como in; on Monday ten bales
were received at one warehouse
and several at other warehouses.
In a few days, if the weather
remains fine, receipts will be
quite large. Last August about
$500 bales were received here.
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A BRENNAN Main street clerk
took a fasting fit. He felt bad
on Wednesday morning and ate
no breakfast, at dinner time he
thought he would undertake a
fast, living on one lemon and
four pills per day. He lasted
two days, lost five pounds in
weight, looked lean and hungry
and then put himself on full
rations.
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The Sth wonder Of the World has been
! found in Georgia. The discoverer is !
physician of long experience, extensive
| observation and profound Judgment, and
has proven such blessing to woman, that
1t is already known as "Woman's Best
Friend" With remarkable quickness and
certainty it cures all cases of suppressed
menstruadon, acute or chronic, and restores
health in every instance. DR., 7. Brad.
fields Female Regulator supplies remedy
long needed in the treatment of diseases
peculiar to woman. This the Medical
Faculty know and admit, while many of
our best physicians are using it in their
daily practices.
STATE OF GEORGIA, Troup Co.
have examined the recipe of DR.. To-
siah Bradheld, and pronounce it to be a
combination of mediciaes of great merit
IN The treatment of all diseases of females
for which he recommends it.
WIN. P. REASLEY, NJ. D.
December FL 1868.
Thompson, Ga. Druggist and Physician.
DR.. ]. Brad6eld, Proprietor, Atlanta, Ga.
Price, SI.5o per bottle. Sold by all Drug
gists, and also by X. E. LUHN and
FNXEEA & RALsToN, Brennan; Tomp-
son, Schott & Co., Galveston and Dallas,
and allleading dealers
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

Two of the ranches on the
south side of the railroad track
have been abandoned and clos
ed for the season. "Hi jinks"
viii, it is to be hoped, be at a
discount in that heretofore I'M
savory locality.
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All Parties for Shepard.
WASHINGTON Aug. 10.

!
Editors Banner:
We have read with much
pleasure the hearty welcome
extended to Hon. Seth Shop
ard on his return from the
Georgetown convention and es-
pecially were we made glad,
when such men as Judge Nc
Adoo welcomed and greeted
HIM as one ofWashington coun-
tvs sons. In his particular case
all parties should cast their
votes for him and give to Texas
i real representative, to the
manor born. Especially old
Washington county should feel
proud of the fact that she has
produced the first representa-
tive in congress from our great
and growing state.
Let G. Washee go home and
nurse his "Rag Baby" it will be
good for his health-and use
fulness. He has ran his course
and left a record that he may
rejoice over, if he pleases, We
want no more such.
If the people Of Brazoria
county want their section built
up Shepard is the man to do it.
He will have ten times the in
flucnce that Jones had, and will
be able to secure a sum that
ought to be given to the -
Brazos. Galveston will also
proud of his work in conG
Let US rally around tn
and give Shepard such Z
ity as Texas first represen
tive is entitled to.
Everybody is going to vote
for him down here irrespective
Of party or previous condition,
because he is the best man, and
Washington county's first son,
to the front, and Texas first
choice. VOTER.
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FUN! Fun = The republi-
can primary meeting for
precinct No. 5 comes off to-day
at Watrousville, in the colored
church. The time appointed
for the festivities to commence
is 10 o'clock in the morning.
There will be fun for the mil
lion, but the probability is that
none but the faithful will be ad-
mitted.
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GROCERIES.

Thevery rapid increase of my
sales for the past two years
doubling in amount each year,
is the best evidence that this is
really the foremost distributing
market for Groceries in Texas .
Such a satisfactory result, in the
face ofthe sharpest competition,
from strong and influential rival
markets, is certainly a guatan-
fee that l am able to offer very
positive advantages.
WIN. D. CLEVELAND.
COTTON FACTOR & WHOLESALE GROCER,
Aug. 10, 'sO-dw6w HOUSTON
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How to beat Hard Times.

By bringing your sewing machines, cot
ton gins aid clocks 10 G. w. Davis and
have them repaired as they should be, He
will order any new machine cheap for cash,
Second hand machines bought, repaired
and sold cheap for cash; guaranteed two
years. All kinds machine needles, attach
ments, parts oils, ETC., for sale cheap.
Vanness building, St. Charles street.
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BAYLOR CoLLEGE.-Elscwhere
appears the advertisement OF
Baylor Female college located
at Independence. This institu
ton is one ofthe oldest and best
.1.'e~i S5ez state Rev. L
H. Luther, is president.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

DEATHS During the past
week four deaths took plack in
the neighborhood of Industry,
Austin county. Henry Ebers,
who had taught school for years
died on the I'd inst, two Bohe-
milan women and a negro man
also died.
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lNSURANCE.-AS will be see n
by the advertisement elsewhere
O'Riordan g. Cornitlus have
formed a partnership for the
purpose of continuing the insur-
ance business of Jno. T. J.
O'Riordan. They represent a
number of first-class companies
and write policies at the lowest
rates.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

The water tank is now set up
in the courthouse yard, and if
it had a suitable stem to it, it
would look like a Brobdingnag-
ian wooden pipe.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

Dyspepsia is disarmed offs terrors, by
the use Of BAILEY's SALINE APERIENT.
Torpid liver, biliousness, constipation, ETC.,
are cured by its use. All persons prefer
it to nauseating pills.its action being so
prompt and pleasant.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

MIDNIGHT MEErIYG.-In yes
terday's BANNER was reported
the departure of a delegation
of the faithful and ever
true, for the tall post oaks.
~ meeting was held at Harris
spring, seven miles from town,
opening at 10 P. NJ, on Tuesday
night and closed at 4 A. NJ,
Wednesday morning. The Bren-
ham republican office-seekers
battalion was thar" They in
formed their country brethren
of the paramount importance
Of submitting to the guidance
Of the republican managers in
Brennan. Several colored re-
publican citizens of the city af-
ter having delivered themselves
of speeches we're informed by a
country darkey that, the rural
ROSTERS knew who they wanted
to support, and that the
city chaps had wasted their
time and spent their money for
nothing, and further that these
city chaps came among them
when they wanted votes, which
was once in two years, and then
not in the interest of the color
ed people, but in the interest of
the whiteIepuDiicaA easee SOCK
ers and that he regards them
more as enemies than friends.
The colored speaker then told
how strikers were bought with
bottles of ''bug-juice, " rusty ba-
con, flour, ETC., he was tired of
this way of doing business and
would work against it.
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The ALLEN CAsE.-The pre-
llnInary examination in the
case of the state VS.. w. P. Al
len, charged with the murder of
Viii F. Garrett, was concluded
by justice McClung, on Tues
day evening. The evidence
did not differ materially from
that taken at the inquest. Al
len was admitted to bail in the
sum of $4,000. His friends say
he will make the bond to-day.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

S. N. J. writes the BANNER a
long letter from Cedartown, Ga.
giving a humorous account of d
trip across the mountains from
Georgia to Alabama. We re-
greet our limited space will not
permit us to publish it. Smith
is having a fine time, but says
there's no country like Texas.
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Estray Notice.

Taken up by VIC Hazlewood at his
residence, and estrayed before B. A. Wat
son, j. P. w. c. Precinct No. 4 brown
mare about s years old II or IA. hands
high, branded on left shoulder WI valued
SIS, July 81 1880.
Attest II. NJ. LEWIS. c. {. CIV. c.
Bye. F. Herbst Deputy.
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Now that Brennan will soon
have a $4,000 compress in op-
Grafton, her merchants and cot
ton dealers should sec to it that
the wagon roads leading here
are kept i'll a passablc condition.
Roads can be repaired in dry
weather; in weather nothing can
be done with them. CARROTS
and Rippetoe's lanes should
be put in order and bridges
should also be repaired.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

Johnson's Anodyne Liniment viii posi-
lively cure chronic diarrhoea of long stand
ing, also dysentary, cholera morbus, and
cholera, used internally. There is no rem
edy known so valuable for immediate use
as this old life preserver.
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Mr.. N. CARMICHAEL, of In
dustry, Austin county, reports
that there are no cotton worms
ofany consequence in his neigh
borhood, and that more cotton
is already made than can be
gathered by the force now in
the county.
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Observation-Disclosures En-
CINE Company No. I, held a
meeting on Friday evening and
elected R. A. Harvin. foreman;
c. T. Rolf, second assistant; ].
w. Hackworth, engineer Au-
gust Koch, first assistant engi-
neer.
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an accessory.
BRENNAN has a religious col

BRENNAN has religious col
ored Shine EN- up" He puts
on fine large shine on weel,
days for a nickel. but on Sun
days he does not come out,
having conscientious scru-
Piles.
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Real Estate Transfers.

Recorded by H. NJ. Lewis coun-
ty clerk, for the week ending
August nth:
w. w. Searcy to J. L.
Matchett, lot in city OF
BRENNAN. 5 5
Jorden lessee TO Wiley
Hubert, lot in BRENNAN, 62
K. Roessler to Adolph
Roessler, Al o-Io acres,
Isaac Hawkins league, 100
Adolph Roessler to r.
Roessler, al o-Io acres,
Isaac Hawkins league, 100
Emily Hughes to Thos.
Dwyer, lot in BRENNAN, 1000
S. G. c. Moore, gd'n.,
to c. c. Garrett, u acres
James Walker league, 324
6. H. Mensing and wife
to F. A. Engelke, I72-1oo
acres in Brennan. ago
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The Assessment.

The BANNER is indebted to
Mr.. Joe Hoffman,, county as
SCISSOR, for the following list of
the assessed value Of property
in Washington county for the
wear 1880.
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JUDGE A. S. BRoADDUs arriv-
ed here on Saturday evening
from Giddings and is stopping
at the Pennington house. The
judge was at Giddings on Fri
day at the fest and at the polit-
ical meeting on Saturday; he
says that Seth Shepard made
fine speeches on both days with
good effect, making many
friends.
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CoTToN.- The new crop is
just beginning to come IN; the
receipts on Wednesday being
some thirty or forty bales.
Buyers have as yet received no
orders and the market is dull on
a basis of ten cents for mid
ding.
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CAMPMEETlNG.-Thc Mctho-
dist campmccting at Big Spring,
near Long Point, commenced
Wednesday.
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The tycoons, mikados and
mandarins of the republican
party left town on Tuesday to
attend a primary meeting of the
faithful; the dignltaries were
mounted on mules and horses
and some went in buggies. To-
day, Wednesday the delegates
to the county convention will
be elected. The qoid nuncs as
well as those who are posted
say that everything "is cut and
dried" The political pot is
heated up about a hundred de-
grces above the boiling point,
and is super-heated steam;
there is a strong probability of
rhe "biler busting" as the mot
to with the colored republican
is, Down with the white repub-
licans and give us chance"
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New Advertisements.
Notice,

Is hereby given TO all persons, that my
wife, Dora Meyers has left my bed and
board without my consent, and without
just cause; and | hereby warn all parties
not 10 give her credit on my account, as I
will not pay any debts that she may eou-
tract. MoRREs MEYERS.
Brenham, Aug 1880 i'm.
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For DISTRICT JUDGE.

HON OiSiASA JODOE-
We are authorized to announce Judge I.
B. MCFARLAND as candidate for Judge
of the sgd Judicial District, composed Of
the counties Of Washington, Lee and Bur-
Lesson. Election first Tuesday in Novem-
Der.
To the voters of the sd Judicial District
composed of the counties Of Washington,
Lee and Burleson:
1 have been of late often called upon
by persons in the district, both lawyers
and Others, to know whether intended to
be a candidate for the office of District
Judge in this district at the fall election.
l have also been told by persons of all
political parties, that there was no intention
so far as they knew, to regard the Office of
District Judge as political Office at the
coming election. At this determination /
feel pleased, as l would not be willing to
enter into heated contest for the Office.
If the people of the District should see
proper to elect me 1 shall feel gratifed at
the confidence in me thus expressed.
A. S, BROApDuS.
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RAILS are going forward and
tracIIaying is being pushed on
the Santa Fe railway.
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In Dallas they have red-head-
ed democrats, and we would like
to know if Brenham has any red
headed independents Don't
all speak at once.
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PERsoNAL.-The senior of the
BANNER had the pleasure of
meeting his old brigade COM
mander, Gen. w. P. Hardeman,
in the city Thursday, and was
happy to see him in the enjoy
ment Of better health than when
we met him last.
DR.. Luther, accompanied by
Miss Fanny Ratchet, called at
the BANNER office Thursday to
see our Hoe cylinder press in
operation. The doctor is an
old typo and perfectly familiar
with the art in all its depart
mcnts-from devil to editor.
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REDUCTION IN FARE. = The
Santa Fe road has reduced the
iare from BRENNAN to Galveston
70 $500.
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Local Intelligence.

The work ofputting gas pipe
in the opera house will be COM
menced at once.
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1880-08-12

BELL PUNcH.-C County treas
urer Asbeck has received war
rants from the comptroller for
the county's share of the reve-
nue. from the bell punches as
follows: For the quarter end
ing March 81, s24I.o2; for the
quarter ending June 80, sos;
total revenue for six months
$4,000. Great is George P.
Finlay, the engineer of the bell
punch law.
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NARROW EscAPE.-The BAN
NER's ChappeIl Hill reporter,
under date of the 9Th inst.
writes: The large chandelier
hanging in the center of the
Baptist church broke loose and
fell to the floor last night, just
after being lighted; fortunately
no one was under it. The
flames were extinguished before
any material damage was done.
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December I'll 1868,

One single box Of Parsons Purgattye
Pills taken one ea Fight will make more
new rich blood ~ SSR dollars worth CT
anyiquid blood Dow known. These
pills will change ~ blood in the entire
system IN three months taken one a night.
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HoME.-Mr. Jno. w. Sayles
returned from Leadville on
Tuesday. He is the very picture
ofgood health, but the mountain
sltlI.SspiIG4~ I4a5 Shansed the
color of his beard from a mild
blonde to a jet black. Mr..
Sayles reports prospects as very
brilliant; and has with him spec
linens of quartz from the Gen.
Sayles mine, near Geeville,
about 100 miles west of Lead
vile, which assays upwards of
$500 to the ton. Mr.. Leonard
G. Gee, formerly of Brennan,
but now mayor of Geeville, a
mining camp of about 500 in
habitants, will be home in day
or two. The ore in the vicinity
of Geeville is mostly silver with
a little gold.
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FARMERS complain that a
good deal of the corn that was
blown down has rotted on the
ground. Too much wet.
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BED RocK.-Read and pom
der on what Ncwbouer Bros,
OF the Dry Goods Palace, have
to say in their mammoth advcr-
tisement. They put prices
down to bed rock.