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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-06

School Districts Nos. / and 3, of this
parish, have each one vacancy.
J. w. BRYAN,
President Parish School Board.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-06

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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-06

The above quotations are from til,
Galveston News Of the 4th instant.
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1880-03-06


The MILITARY DISPLAY il New Or
leans, on Washington's birthday was
unusually fine. Nc trust that the
movement 10 organize a new military
company in Lake Charles viii meet
with hearty and popular approved, aud
that our future holidays may be en-
lived by its military sYolptions. Every
town in the state should have at least
one such company.
THE RELIeIoUs HERALD comes to us
draped in mourning on account OF the
death of its late senior editor, Rev. J.
B. deter, ID. d., and containing an ex-
pcellent likeness of the deceased, with
an account Of his illness and death, and
several interesting mcmoIia addresses,
by Bishop Doggett, Dr, ], NJ. Curry
and others. Dr. deter was one Of the
oldest aud ablcst Baptist ministers and
editors il America. Parties desiring
the above named copy of the Religious
Herald can obtain it by addressing j.
4. Elyson, business manager Religions
Herald, y. @. Box 50, Richmond, Va,
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
LysnrUrE or MINING ENGINEERS.

SECOND DAYS SESSION LEADING or PAPERS AID
FlrCIIoN OF OFFICERS.
The arrival IN the city cf bcated members of the
American Institute Of Mining Engineers added 10
30 attendance # fine second session of the Institute
held Yesterday nj the house of the Civil Engineers
Societv There were sessions m0rningand afternoon
in the Afternoon the secretarys and the treasurer
reports were real The secretarvs report sho"eu
an accession during the year OF l33 members ana
nineteen associate members. and ioiai memD'i
sbin Of 7g2 Fiftv-six papers various subjects
hove hcen presented, and the seventh volume 81
proceedings has hecn published. heIer'hce va,
made 20 thc recently ole1uZcd cHpoE iheh' a-'''F
nt tie iustitutr as ot Vaiue l"f hhulhs ohRu'
u prt foT Ucntel- ana ~ convenience 10 '""''
rho wish to procure the services oi mining GU
.gue4fs. mctaiureisl-, ge9l gi-is anH chemists
Tte los Of the Iust'tuto library oy tbc niIb-
iup OF Pardee Hall ut LAFAYETTE 'OHt-V
- in a f,ir way to be restored by the pTe~enta-
tion Of duplicates DE-. &. W. Slcmrns oi Louu"I,
was made honorary neihhtI' ana I2'' -ciTi,, Ti
,,1,,r,r. and seven associates were elected. me
scient,Ec prcrerdIngs uf the morning Mtrc "pci'u
by Dr. Drown. who read q partr by l. u. Mt,i' ~
al Alabama on - The Claiborne t'roup anu
which there were cX1lbliet specimens 60
lectrd by the aptnor for the "ermaH
Government. which will be forwarded al once; Ihl'
was followed by papers bv IuiiIh !, keIiIrcI.S, O'
Blast-Furnace Working; by J. N. H'rtm"h'
N0tc, on tile Blast Furnace; by PerGlXh h'V,,
ctts ir The Pudding Process. Iast ana fitscut'
and bv IL. b. Harrison. Of Montana. Oh " tOId CIys-
t1I,izafiour Mr. Harrison showed what Whs sIn
10 De the fines. collection m me w0iId Oh Eoih W.
taI. tr,. ib. N-utana guiches-Ncry rare and per
frct sp.c,nru,. lie showed also a gold IngGct
three or four inches ~ diameter, Fauri M Tl"'"'
m afternoon wa, occupied by Henry Ncnz,
ot Uobokcu. with a paper ou The strong Water
Gas system" II, SAID the past decade llad seen
rapid growth OI the idea tina; inei should De ehs-
eo,is IN form ana ne thought n certainty I'D ihe
fnfure. when II would represent au advance com
para be only to that indicated by the telephone
aud like Inventions The waer-gas Is not merely
an Illuminating agent but a hcat-pToducing iuel.
The folls-Ing officers were elected:
President William B. Shinn.
Pice- -T'residens-James A. Burden, Charles b. Dnu-
ley and Persil0 Frazer jr.
Nqnagcrs-Jamcs T.. Bayley. W. ). Keyes and Per
ciyal kOGcTts. jr.
Treqsne,-IhcOdore ID. Rand.
Necre;oyy-I homas VI. Drown.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE N1TlONAL Base BALL CLUBg.

The convention of the National Association
OF professional base bail clubs held a. Eares Hole
yesterday TIE meeting called TO orderly Secretary
Williams IN the absence OF Mr. L. j. Powers, the prosi-
dent. and Mr. G. j. EyeIett, the vicepreHdcnt. The
following delegates present: VI. B. scnon and
H. b. Bennett, OF the National Club OF Washington; II.
H. Meyers and W = Arnold, OF The Albany Club l.. A.
Mahu and A. H. Henderson, of the Baltimore club; aud
james Muirel. OF the jersey City Club. Mr. W. n.
Bennett was elected chairman OF tho meeting aud the
secretary read the minutes Of the last annual meeting
which were adopted The Ju iiciafy Committee than
presented its report aud the champion or 1880 was
awarded 10 tHo Albany CuO. TIE proposed amend
ucnts 10 she consultation cIuhiei"d, and grcat
MANY cuunccs were made. recess was then
taken until > o'clock, after which the playing
riles and tue constitution and bylaws " the nssoca-
non were considered. TieY were altered somewhat. In
order to make them as un1In as possible WIN thOso OF
the League Association clubs.
the following gentlemen clectodas officers Of the
aSsocia ion: President. W. II. Garfield, OF Albany
vcetesidcnt. H. b. Bennett, Of Washington; secretary
and treasurer. j. \. Williams. Of Columbus, OHIO; Judi
ciary committee H. H. Bennett and NJ staples Ot Jersey
CITY The association Numbers nearly twenty clubs, and
delegates were also expected from Trenton UtcA fba-
delphn, Pougnkeepsie and Rochester Clubs from some
of places will probably JOIN tue association before
the limited expires March 20. The M1her ball
was unanimously adopted, and the convention then ad
journed " meet at 10 0. IN to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
XLVIth CONGREsS-IId sgss,ov
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS
PETITIONS IN THE SENATE AGAINST THE Rtpucr,o,
or DUTY on STEEL RAIIs-A SHIP TO BE >vxr
TO IBkLASD-THE ACKLEN CASE ~ THE uorsv
SEAA ILL., WASHINGTON. Feb Is. 1851
In the Senate to-day petitions against 70.
ductiCn u ihe duty steel rata were preseutea no
several srnbrs signed by officers OF the PennsyIran
Rar0ad Company, The Lshigb Valley Railroad c, oi,pv
and other railroad companies.
Tie House bill 10 authorize a compromise Of the claim
OF the United States under the viii Joseph l. le,y
Was rcp0rted adversely and Indefinitely postponed -
1lr JONES DEM Fia.), nom tie Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported the following as substitute for am
iar resolution Submitted yesterday ny Mr. LOgig
tRep. I'D. and referred to that committees
Rssoeed rha the secretary OF the Navy be and he ia
hereby authorized "a employ any ship beneinx ~
the Navy Of the nited states best adapted for service
or the purpose OF Transporting amshins poor Of ire
land contributions may made their relief or
charter eupoy under this authority Of the United siaes
Of money necessary 70 c1y out the provisions OF hs reso
The jont resolution was considered and passed
The s-nate b 10 authorize the President 70 deaH an
ddtes OF Solicitor aud judge Advocated ana 10
hz the rank and pay Of such officer. reported. With
Amendments, and placed on The calendar.
1he Senate, by vote OF yeas, 25 10 nays &c. refused
TO consider the bill granting pension TO HenOn Nat
The Senate resumed consideration Of the bill hor
izpg the nscrrainment Of the amount Of puoiic lands
located On mltar! warrants, and ,be payment OF
cent o. the value thereof TO the several Ststes.
MI Paddock tIIcp., Neb) spoke IN favor Oi the bin
N. III IL.
AlI.i opposed The bill.
Mr. GORDON dem, Ga) moved that the Senate pro.
coed to consider the motion heretofore entered by M
DAVIS dem, W. yaJ reconsider the vote by which
the resolution appointing special committee on the
InterOoelnic Canal was adopted.
Nj. MCDONALD dem, IndD objected 10 the post.
pJneIn nj OF the poudng bill.
Mr.. GORDON then withGrew bis pending notion m.
nOuncing that he wOnld renew il the Five.
percent 81 WAS disposed OF.
Mr.. KIRKW0OD (Rep., IOwal supported the bill.
Iowa was not asking five per alus In good
faith she was entitled 20 every cent OF the money
claimed
Without dspos'ng OF the bill the Senate at 43O D. M
went Into executive session. and soon alter adjourned
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
Npxv WORK DAly TRIBUNE THURSDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1880

suicient reply TO Che assertion that tie majority o. te
Rcpblleau ynters favoreh General Grant rs Pres uh IN
fili candidate. He believed That The malorN o. @ sue
Republican, y,cr, were oPDostd TO tho 'nif' III "''
neut
~ FAVOR or BLAINF
\ PROMINENT Republican said that no'"ithS'anu'nE
tbet,auager5 of the Republican machiue iavofe' "e"
etal Grant he believed tha the majority oI Tue hcpu"
Ir7us in this city preferred Blame
An cnrfost and stalwurl Republican III cobVe'S''o"
y,;th , q.e,n1.ye rep-rtcr said with empasis
pi,iur will he The ucx. President OF this country
WAY a, Won think 30 - was asked - a..
"Btr.use | hear t eycrywnerr 20 anout the ',''
f.,..,t t... ,'on. by. Bi Iue tuc ne man Iit
'boom si,rted by Grants friends was rremGlnr' ~
,,-. ir ia f,.fr ,,ul NOW the TIDAL wave ~
f"vor rt Rllf,. ia sweeping along. TIE IRIbUNh y
aiding hs greatly bv SHOWING that the masses ~ Fcn
arlt,,, are or bs side ana think tGat careful eau
" M ~ = S5aia won ~ snow the same result Jamts
r p ,aipe viii su.ccra Rutherford +. Hayes"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
NEU-JERSEY FOR BLAINE.

TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: hope your general information with
regard choice Presidential candidates is more
reliable than the report OF the special agent Of the
Treasury with regard to New Jersey published IN TIE
TRIBUNE Of today. Instead OF Sew-Jersey being o
Grant state through ana through" IL is, as Il ~
1876 strongly in favor of Blaine. The delegates
elected 10 toe last convention wen knew that the a.
most ananinou. sentiment OF the Republicans u the
state was III favor of Blaine. In their wisdom as they
sunnosedl they or a number OF them betrayed those
whom they represented. NewJ6rsey wlu not instruct
Grant other man X.
Af0rgist0tcn, ". j., Feb. Ia 1850.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
7 YTVWITIIN ~
BENJAMIN B. SHERMAN.

The explanation given by an excited Celes-
tial IN VcSsburg-" Ne playee poker with Mchcan. al
lee same gltttee H. aces me Dcttee ten dna,
body Me glettee thlee Killings; Oettee Ave
doa nobody clum Me gletee flo hushee; me beltee
fifteen dola, evly son of gun clum In Ne cleanee
Out"
A big six-fOoter was lifting for all he was
worth on wagon-whee which was stucg, when little
twOfoot mite nf bumauit,, nearly broad he was
long, and Just Of long dresses and pants with
his hands In his pockets and swaggcTiug air sang out
Mister do You want mo to help youi 1 can grunt
while you lift"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

"Too BAD!n-The New Cook: "Well,
decarel Here I've and give guneas for new
aress 10 keep up the r'spretaOiiIy OF the ouse aud
here's missis. in dowdy thiryshlng Ulstrer,' a.
comu' from that there LADIES' Cooperative EcoDOmi-
cal Millingery yAssociation'P-tPuuch
In PossEssIoN-Lady (who wants TO sit
down.: 'wil You sit in my lay, darlingP Darling :
% Sank you-Iye dot chair !-lPunch
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
THE WOLF IN THE FOLD,
EDWARD cowLEY CONVICTED.

LONG AND ELABORATE CHARGE BY RECoKDEh
sMYLH-TnE JURY OFT ONLY EGGHfEEN MIN
UrFs-sESTENCE DIFFERED UNTIL FRIDAY
TIE PRISONER OVERCOME WITH GRIEF
The Rev Edward Cowloy. late of the
sbepherd's Fold, was found guilty yes
terlay Of misdcmeauOr IN the Court OF
General Sessions on the first of Twenty-Five IN
dictments found by the Grand Jury against him.
lha charge delivered by Recorder Smyth was an
elaborate exposition OF the law governing the case
The jury was out only eighteen minutes. AT th@
reqccs, Of the prisoners counsel sentence was de-
ferred until Friday bail in the meantime being re-
fused Mr. Cowley is now in the Tombs.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
-. e,.,, p,o,ro - McKean.

Washington . First. Blaine j. A. Mexican
Ardon: First. Blaine second Sherman ,ar alm ,he
any Republican, we eau elec'' WV '"''
zane. John Fergus -,
steinsburg: First Blaine; second wasnournc' -,
Enlers: FIRST, Blaine second, Don Cameron third'
U~rdersbnrg; FIRST. Blame; second, washburne.
Jaceb.DfiIies ~ H.,
castle Ny choice l. the same. X D. FISK
Yohoghanys: FIRST. Blaine second sherman VIII
support the nominee.
Broad Ford; First, Blaine; second Grant John
Kayscr
Mercer: First. Blaine; second. Grant or conkling A
c. Anderson
Liverpool: First, Blaine second washburne John
l.. Kline.
Belle yerooD; First. Blaine; second. whoever the
Convention may nominate. l. II Kyle
BeHeville: First. Blaine second. Grant. Joseph II
McClintic.
Greendaie First, Blame second Garfield. Charles
COlwrli.
Dancanuon First, Blanc second sherman before
Grant sneak the sentiment OF The ktpuDcdh No'ei9
IN our part. DAVE Boyd
Ackermanville: FIRST. Blame; fret, last and only
choice No objections 10 everyone knowing ]" W d
Howell.
Hanover Junctiou: First. Blaine; second Garfield
Jas. Sharon.
Martins Greek: First. Blaine; second Grant. Rea
son: Anticipating trouble would hold Grant Ia reserve
for the field DAVID ". Howell
Garland. Firsi. Blaine; second. sherman John
Burns.
Friedens: FIRST. Blaine; second. Grant A. f Dckey
Allentown: First Blaine; second Washhurue. -
Huncrstown: First, Blame second Garfield Jaeop
G.. McIlhenny.
Russell Hn: First, Blaine II is pretty hard to tell
who il the second choicc-Grant or Sbermlh' Inc
masses think are or sherman. II. c. Provost.
DowningtoWn FrSt, Blaine; second Blaine. Blaine
fOreYeri j. II. Downing.
Parkersvle FIRST. Blaine; secoud. Washourne
John Underwood ir
Oxford: FIRST, Blame second. Garfield. ]. c. Nc
Donald
----- First Blaine second, Blaine s. Grim.
Maeunsie: Fret, Blaine; second. sherman William
/. Danner.
Lvermore: FIRST, Blame; second, Logan. william A.
Speer
Fiule, ville First, BhineI second. Grant John A.
Hopper.
strauanvine: First. Blaine; second. Grant +. j.
Fnley vile First Blaine; second. Grant J. S CASTOR
Harlsbulg Fret, Blaine; second. sherman. Chas
=. Mason.
Evansbure First Blaine second. Sherman r. J.
Dennis.
Elk Lake: First Blaine; second washOurne. II
spdford.
Mancsourg; First, Blame; second, sherman. d. 5.
Peters
Farmincton Centre First Blaine second. Grant. O.
a. Van Dusen.
GlenwOod; First. Biaine second. Sherman. A F
eDiver.
Richheld First Blaine second. Grant. -
New-AlexandIia: First, Blaine; second Sherman
ID. K. Cook.
Salem First, Blaine; second. sherman. W. H. Boyer
Madisonburg; First. Blaine; secOnd. Grant Reuben
Grimm.
Mapleton Depotl FIRST Blaine; second Garfield
James 5. Gillian.
Valley Vine, First. Blaine, second. Grant samuel
Shwal
New-Paris First. Blaine; second. Grant ii. o.
Blackton.
Alum Bank: FIRST. Blaine; second. Sherman. b. +.
Walker and L. T. Wright.
Lebanon FIRST Blaine second. Washburne. -
EspyvIlc First, Blaine. W. p. Mason.
Beleview First Blaiue second, Sherman. George
w. RunkeL
CloIey First. Blaine; secoud. Grant John NJ Berry
Iempleton FIRST, Blainei second, Eyarts. Mathew
Enty, jr
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
AID FOX COLORED REFUGEES.

APPEAL FOR THE HOMELESS SUFFERERS IN KANSAS.
The following appeal has been issued by
leading citizens of New York
Touched by the account OF the su6erings OF the
coIored refugoca IN Kansas the appeal for
helm for them. There already $1,000 20 10000 OF
them I'm the State They continue 10 come day by day
arriving ragged and barefoot, and without money.
Many are sick from exposure To the severe climate Ind
number have been frozen TO death. They are willing
10 wn k this of the year unable 10 gel
employment as most of them are only accustomed 10
labor on farm. considerable part those who
came in the summer have COntrved to pick up living
and Offer help those who have followed In their
distress. Governor St John says he |" has seen no
tramps among them"
WeRre gathering up money and supplies for the Irish
when il right Ought We not To remember our starving
fellow-oitizeus IN our own country
The Frcedmln's Relief Association OF Topeka. Kan.
vito which Governor ST. John l. connected calls
urgently for aid, especially for money Duy fuel and
food and to pay rOad fares the association for
wards the refugees iast possible to all PAGES
where The people willing 20 for them I'll the
Spuug comes when they set them at work COntri
buttons should be sent promptly 10
BENJAMIN Il. SHERMAN.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
VIEWS OF CITY REPUBLICANS
IncA1. pRrEERENCEs FoR president.

LOCAL PREFERENCES FOR PNESlDENl'
TALKS Win MEMBERS OF THE RiPUBLlcAN ChN-
TRAI. COMMITTEES AND OTHEEs-c)M )MMtNls ON
IIE TRiBUNE's PENNSYLVANIA CANVASS.
TRrBUNE reporters cOHversed yeSteIdat WITH
number OF working Republicans in This clty as 10
their Presidential preferences. and especially as
10 4lelr view of the canvass Of Pennsylvania
the results of which THE TRIBUNE is nov present.
ing Considerable diversity Of opinlon was
elected but n majority of those who were
willing to express a preference favored
Grant
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
[ do not see

Allentown: FIRST HartIanft. ! do not see
the ma ne OF tue best Governor that keystone STATE
ever bad your columns select him my choice be
being goo6 honest soid Republican, and consider
him the best OF al at be brought before the Con
Will support the full Republican ticket. 10
seph Heckcr.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
EOR WASURTRNF

New-Sheffield: First Washburne second,
Blaine. &. j. Bruce.
Moses.
Camptown: First washburne; second, Blaine.
Joseph T. Lee.
Louisville: First, washburne second, Blaine. A. NJ
Smith.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
FOR GRANT.

WELLsBoRo: My personal preference is for
Graut. For him have the utmost admiration But al
thugs considered think Senator Baiue the most dc-
ceplabe candidate. He eau arouse he eDthu'iSsm that
Grant would and at the same liine command and re
ceive hearty support OF all shades and every branch
Of the Republican party. j. b. Nlies
CoudcrsPort; Frat, Grant; second, Edmunds ". X.
Jerus
Iochie First, Grant; second. Blaine. NJ. r. Miller.
Beasvlle: First. Grant; second, Blame. This postal
was addressed TO W. r. Dawson lie 10 at Vincennes,
Iowa. john L. ana Lew Dawson
jefferson: FIRST. Grant, second Blaine S. r. Hill.
Rainsburg First. Grant; seconu, Blaine. j. B. May.
Tohckon; FIRST, Grant; second, Blaine. Reuben /.
Slower.
Glen Moore; First Grant; second. Blaine. John
Byerly.
Lstrobe: First Grant second, Blaine A. b. Omsler.
Carsonyinei First, Grant; second, Blaine. Philip
sultzbaugh.
Edenburg: First Grant; second Blaine. b. F. Rob
tnsOn.
Columbia: Fust. Grant; second. Blaine Henry
C0penhener.
Niekevillc First. Grant, second. Blaine. JOHN Ds-
yison.
Lewisburg FIRST Grant second. Blaine.
Lsburn: First. Grant; second, Blaine. Jacob Green
Sharpsvie: First, Grant second Blaine Thomas
Downing
Beilowsylle: First. Grant or the strongest man
second. Blaine. Thos. II. Dsuy.
Pocahoutas First. Grant; second. Blaine A
stoner
Reading First. Grant; second. Blaine, Abraham
q. Barr.
Rufus l.. smith
Neu,on First, Grant, second, Blaine J. B. Miller.
Peasant Unity First. Grants second. Blaine Will
lam Gihen.
Grcensburg First. Grant second Blaine l. + Shelter
Beaver First, Grant; second. Blame. f. o. Peck
Danyl!lo: First Grant; second, Blaine. Nj b. ALE
bach
Pleasant Unity: First. Grant. and don't care who
knows II; second. Blame Tor the nOmineel. Joseph
JamisOu
Lewsiowu: FIRST. Grant, second. Blaine. II. @
BrattOn.
Arroyo: First the present Time Grant; second
Grant. Wui. A. Irwin.
West Monterey First. Grants second lane A. s
Hogan.
Rundels: FIRST. Grant; second, Blaine Samuel W
Roberts
shelocta First, Grant second Blaine. Geo. W. Kelly
r. M.
irsfG raj eecOnd BlaIne. M. J. Steiner
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
UNDECIDED.

Columbia First, any person so we can de-
feat the Democrats whether Grant Blame. Wasbournt
81 Snerman. Andrew Mumma.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
FOR SHERMAN.

Keystone, First, Sherman second, Blaine.
9. BsIshnger.
Erie FIRST Sherman. Erie County s for Blaine. with
Sherman or Washburne second. George J.. Sterrett
Erie First, Sherman Grant, the county is for
Blaine George DemOnd.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19
FOR COEKI
EnR HARTRANET.

TUX CUMMING
Thompson: First, Conkling second. Blaine.
l..
New-York tribune., 1880-02-19

In the House to-day an adverse report was
presented from the Committee Coinage, Weights and
Measures the petition Of the Bullion Club OF Ncw.
Yor2 City, praying for specie currency Ordered to be
printed and recOmmltted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-29
A Successful Week.

The good roads Of the week have brought grain
into town In considerable quantity, and trade
generally has improved greatly. But nowhere
has the week been more successful than at the
well known house Of II. j. GILLEN, where the
entire corps OF employees have been kept unsu-
ally busy The elegance Of the stock and the as
surance of perfectly satisfactory prices are re-
sponsibls for this state of AFFAIRS we take it. All
who have followed our weekly announcements
OF the condition Of this stock will remember that
it is perfect in all lines of scasonable goods
complete in the standards and rich in the novel
ties OF dress goods, trimmings, notions, shawls,
&C., &c Indeed in the line Of dry goods, as well
as in the grocery and boot and shoe department,
no house in the county is more able to meet the
demands of and please all classes of buyers than
is Mr.. GILLES; and all who do not know by ex-
perience his methods of doing business will find
it to their interest to learn them at once-old
customers need no urging to continue trading
with him All are invited to call and examine
stock and prices.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-05-29
Hull 4 Hartels Triumphant.

The city hat store Is the only place in town
where you get everything in the hat and cap line
that is gooi or in style or uorth TIE money. This
firm buy largely; they are exclusively In the hat
and cap trade. They are therefore posted on the
style and makeup OF all goods in this line. They
not only keep better class OF goods than any.
one else in town, but can, and do, regularly I'M
dersel anyone else in Ottawa. They also sell
more reliable and new style goods than any 9TH
er place in Ottawa, They do not keep the cheap
"snide" or give away shoddy article, but genu-
inc trstclass goods in all the various grades.
Every article sold is worth its price, and every
thing is warranted to be exactly as represented.
Remember that Hull & Bartels' is the only
place in Ottawa where you can get goods in the
hat or cap line at their actual va.ue.
They have recently received u large supply Of
NEW STRAW GOODS,
comprising every variety color snd shade Of
straw hats, from the tony high .priced manila
down to n common low priced sunshade.
A good straw hat for ten cents.
A nice straw hat for twenty five cents
A splendid straw hat for thirty five cents
The boss" straw hat for fifty ceuts.
Elegant MacIinaw goods for from 81 to IS.
Fine manillas from So. 80 to 500
These goods can't be beaten anywhere, and
were made to special order for Hull X Bartels'
city trade.
They have the usual line Of stiff and soft hats,
and large and complete assortment of gents
furnishing goods. Don't be fooled with snide
goods elsewhere when you can get the genuine
article at Hull & Bartels.