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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-11

In view of the agitation over the
spoils system which resulted in the
resignation of the two senators from
New York, the assassination of Presi-
dent Garfield and the hanging of the
assassin, and the more recent agitation
over the matter of political assess
ments, it may he well to recall the
origin of the system and of the express
sion which has passed into history,
ITO the victors belong the spoils." 1t
occurred in a speech by Governor Mar
cy of New York, and appears in the
following extract "When they (the
politicians) are contending for victory,
they avow their intention of enjoying
the fruits of it. If they are defeated,
they expect to retire from office. If
they are successful, they claim as a
matter of right, the advantage of sue
cess. They see nothing wrong in the
rule that to the victors belong the
spoils of the enemy
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-11
Decorative Art.

MRS. GODDING, pupil of the Boston DecOra
tive Art School, will be in town for few weeks tn
give instruction in all kinds of Embroidery. Ma
terials furnished and orders taken at
1850 MRS X. G. KNIGHTS.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1882-08-11

The Commercial Bulletin, in speak
ing of the corn crop, says the best ac-
counts come from Kansas, Kentucky,
Missouri and Ohio, which states Ordina-
rily raise about 500, 0O0, 900 bushels, or
one third of the whole crop of the coun-
try. The most unfavorable returns are
from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan,
Minnesota and Wisconsin, which states
raise on an average about 100000, 900
bushels. Taking the bad condition OF
the crop a month ago, this is an en-
couraging exhibit, and gives cause fol-
hoping that, with favorable weather
for the remainder of the season, there
will be an average crop.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
From Tuesday Daily.l
NAlmAKun dI.


The only arrival las. evening by stage
was J. f. Babcox.
1t takes sac so to take q trunk out Of
soak in Elko.
J. W. Mackey is reported a. leaving
New York for Virginia City, to-day.
We are requested to give notice that
the Springs will be open to the public
for bathing purposes 10 morrow.
The departures 10y stage this morn.
ing for 1uScarora were Mrs. John
Barrett, Mrs. NcMa-ters, Mrs. Matte
Bernard aud Ed. Sharp.
At the rolliug mills in Laramie the
other day tfty-s 4 rails were rolled in
titiy-one minutes at ore of the rolls.
Each rail weighed ffIy.oight pounds to
the yard.
Men. women and children are said to
have the w%hooping cough in Paradise
Valley. Some OF the grown p, ople are
having it forthe second time, aud whoop
like In iians on the war path.
Warner & Co. shipped to Tuscarora
to day the following general merchan
disc: By thomas Atwoll's teams, "a
600 pounds; by L. Bann;ng's teams
1000 pounds, aud by fast freight 5000
pounds.
The committee appointed to act on
The charges preferred against Pre- ident
NeckEaTt Uf the Greyhound Club, re-
ported that the explanation offered by
Mike would he accepted, and the club
returned n verdict Of mot guilty" but
don't do it again"
MIR. W. II. Root, of Mountain City.
who left here ON "a visit 10 the Atlantic
seaboard last March. returned by the
overland train from the East this morn
ins. He Is in excellent health, aud
vail start out for his old mountain
home within Il day or two.
The furnace at Bullion. Railroad dis
trIc', has beeu In full blast for several
days, and sevtrH loads OF copper ingot,
have already arrived from there. The
run. which will continue about twenty
day, Is being very successfully con-
Quoted, and will result in a very healthy
stock of fine bullion. The amount 70.
ceiyed here will 10 given at the close
OF the week.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25

\ private letter from Mr.. E. Penrod,
dated June Ia. CONVEYS the information
thu: M-. i. is ia excellent health with
the exception Of a slight nervous af.cc.
ton. His mining operations are pro-
crossing favorably. with an nbmud nee
OF water. All praceable and quiet about
tbs camp oNccPt-wc quote from his
letter: Rev. Mr.. Mccullough got on
the wtr-path aud assaulted William Nc
LnulEirn at the Mnrais aud skinned
Me : nose. Mclaughlin rays he will
give tho Il vcrrnd gentleman n dose
oflnw". Mr.. PtnrJd will be in Eiko
about the LIST Of Jelly.
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From Thursdays Daily,
iaaImaxunui.


W. Z. Davidson Of Eureka is in town
to-day.
Gabriel Cohn Of Eureka. arrived on
last evenings train from Eureka.
As we go to press the Grand Jury are
still in session.
A gold nugget weighing 67H ounces
was recently picked up at 0seeola.
Another LOAF OF copper bullion arrived
here from Railroad district to day.
frankie Bassett. a woman well-kuown
in Eastern Nevada. died at Ward o few
days ago.
Owing TO the cold weather the las,
night or two. oVercoats made pedestri-
ans more comfortable.
Warner & Co, to-day forwarded to
@. Collins AZ Tuscarora, by Mr.. Crit
fi,h's team, 5000 pounds Of general
merchsndrss.
Hank Kuerr, the ancient Aus.inite, is
still' on deck. The Bristol Times re-
ports him as nightly patroIin that town
ON the lookout for fres.
Mr.. E. Woodruff Of Wells, who was
summoned to Washington us n witness
1 in the Star route trial, returned home
by YESTERDAY 5 train from the East.
The poison weed has taken a start
since the recent rains. and the cattle in
the neighborhood OF Cheyenne have
eaten it in large quantities, causing the
death OF many OF them.
Mr.. n. Wescoatt, the welI-knoyn sur
veyor, accompanied by his son William.
who formerly attended the State Uni
versity here, arrived from Eureka by
the special which came up from P-lisGdu
at | O'Clock to-day. They are on their
way to Salt Lake, where Mr.. Wescoatt
goes to look at the country with the
view Of making it his permanent resi-
dence. Billy, however, merely goes
for the purpose Of taking in the races.
Mel. Wines also came up by the same
Train, ana Is visiting his sister, Mrs. j.
Is. Gallagher.
John J.. Toxin, foreman of the Gus
ter mine, Yankee Fork, passed west by
the train this morning, IN charge of the
remains Of Col. W. Il. Hyde, Sup.riu.
tendent If the above mentioned mine.
who died at Custer City last Sunday,
after an illness Of only five days. The
remains will be taken to Oakland, Cal
where the family OF the deceased reside.
Mr.. Tonkiu Was for years n resident
OF this county, going from his place to
the Yankee Fork country, where he Sc.
cured tho Position in the mine lie now
holds. His family are now at Custer,
i'll good health, and will visit-iheir rela.
tives here IN the Course of n few weeks.
Tonkin will stop over here "a day on his
return trip.
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bunker NH.

Ono hn ndrod and seven years ngo To-
day, a little baud Of 800 determined
patriots. who had pledged their lives,
their fortunes and their sncrod honor 10
tho cause OF Amoricdn liberty, Under
the command Of Col. Prescott. and en-
'tehched behind rude earlhworks. has.
'''y thrown up during tho preyious
h'gtt' awaited with trobbing hearts and
Nii'ouS fHces tho R%saults OF tho 5000
regulars, the flower Of tho British army.
hnde command Of the renownc u,p
Howe. In crossing ovyT from tho m,in
body OF the American army I, IN.
ChHtisston peninsula, Col. prcsco,,
made n mistake, owing, 10 the da,knc.,
oi the night. and established him ,.,t
on breed'a Hill instsnd Of Bunker nil
'a' former being much nearer the civ
W bo'ton than Bunker ain, In tbo
h,tornoon tho British irooos crossed
Onaties River and made n Gotco ns,,nii
rrnich was promptly rcpuised. hvn,n
'pe iou-coata rallied hnd n second "a,
sault was unsuccessful in disiodyiuy ,he
mus oand OF heroes who were 8oL,jno
,SI 'neir homes, their hrosidss, and al
na'Is doar TO n republican. The third
"sNAui' was successful, for the Am.Ti.
.""H nhd oy this timo exhausted their
~" 1unitIon. aud weTc Obliged 10 piyo
Sp'he hcId. hut tho victory was A
a.s' ono, Tho British having lost 1. OOO
n'en; This may BE- termed the %initio.
80 o",',o OF That great struggle which
~. =, ~ establishing among nations
OF most powerful government.
on Tho face Of the globe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25

A pretty soubrette, who served her
carly irumphs in san Francisco, says
tho Daily Exchange, appeared at u New
iotL thcaier the other day. and made
q hit. When sbc vas called before the
curtain, tho actress expressed her de.
light at the warmth OF her reception.
declaring she felt M much At home ns
though she were in her denr old ,hcatcr
In San Francisco. INDEED" sho said.
'it seems to me IA though / had ono
foot In San Francisco and ono in New
York" whcroupon n fellow in the GAL
lery shouted In y stontorinn voice:
give mo n ticket TO OMAHA" The
audience screamed with delight. though
tho point where the joke ZONES In is
not visible to the naked eye.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
From Fnday's D.ily.I
NnImnEunai.


Everybody attends the Grani Masonic
ball tonight.
The Grand Jury, in a body. called on
John NJ. Lane this afternoon.
Go to the Masonic Ball tonight.
Good music viii add greatly to the en-
joyment.
The State University scholars are
going to have a picnic July Srd at
South Fork.
One week from to-day. nothing pre-
venting, Guiteau will daDgle from the
end Of a rope.
Eleven hundred boxes Of California
fruit passed through here yesterday, the
most of it consigned to Denver and
Leadville.
A band Of 5000 sheep passed through
Independence Valley. en- route from
Red Bluff, California, for Colorado on
Wednesday.
The Utah excursionists forty.tuo in
number, passed through for the shore OF
the Pacific by the regular train this
morning. which comprised 2 coaches, 3
OF which were sleepers. Ella
Rev. ]. Grow Of Oakland, CAL, will
preach at the church at II O'Clock Sun
day morning; also at = o'clock in the
evening, deliver a free lecture on "In.
cidents Of travel in the Eastern World
Tnscarora has concluded to celebrate
the coming Fourth Of July in the most
approved manner Of procession. Grafton,
ball. fireerackers and promiscuous en-
thusiasm-in liquid form.
There will be a balloon ascension at
Denver July 18th. Professor Neil Bray.
ton. who makes tho ascension, will try
to make the longest balloon trip on
record, from the Rocky Mountains to
the Atlantic. accompanied by O Denver
newspaper correspondent.
Owing to the winds that prevail nearly
every evening. tho committee having
charge OF the arrangements for the
Masonic picnic Tomorrow, have deemed
1t advisable TO spread the rrfreshmeni
tables within doors, and due notics is
hereby given that in accordance with
these views. the picnicers are instructed
to assemble ut Freeman Hall, at IL n.
to morrow. where due preparation fol-
their reception will have been made.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. II. II. BIgcIow, PresIdInE.
MONDAY, June 10.
The only business transacted 10 day
was tho arraignment OF JEFF. Mosss, i'm
dictcd for murder, who was given until
Wednesday to plead. .-ra
Court then adjourned until 10o'clock
TO morrow morning.
TUESDAY, june 20.
Court convened at 10 o'clock this
morning, pursuant to adjournment,
when the following grand jurors were
impanoled for the present term: IL. W.
BroSn, Foreman. John Ainlev, Ham
Mccain, james Clark. G.. NJ. Wilson,
NJ. Badt, Stanley RiRsby, J.. @. Stra9tor,
james Talbot, John Payne, A. Is. Aus
tin, G. A. Watson, Wesley johnson,
David Casper, J. NJ. Atkinson, George
Tucker, James Meyers.
Count then took n recess pending tho
action OF that body, which Immediately
went into session.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
Hotel Arrivals.

W. II, Whitney,
+. VanNamee. Carlin.
Thos. Dayton, Pleasant Valley.
II. 5. Wilson. Rome, New York,
Z. G. Morgan, Grass Valley.
W. l.. Crowell, San Francisco.
E. Rowland, Bullion.
j. l.. Warren, Huntington Valley,
Albert Gallatin & Son, Sacramento
Ii. w. Brown, Tuscarora.
A G Mitcham. Bull Run
+ Aviln, Bull Run
VIM Mitchell, Huntington
L S Yeates, Cortoz
S Wenban. Corlez
A Matthews. San Francisco
Judson Dakin, Lamoilie
] l. Martin, South Fork
Harry Brown, T~uscnrora.
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Rccapturrd.

James Williams, the young guest Of
Sheriff Fitch, who left his temporary
quarters at the County Hospital in
search OF liberty aud short rations, n
couple of days ago, was returned to his
former quarters in the County Jail this
morning. On arriving hero. Williams aG-
mitted he relieved himself of his '.isw-
elry" upon leaving the hospital, and at
once struck out in the direction of Zion.
A dispatch from the Sheri1's Office, put
the officers at Wells upou tho watch
for Williams, aud Constable Chase.
getting upon his track, with tho Md
Of II dog followed the same for several
miles finally o%yerLauIIng tho levanter
last night. Williams says he experi.
enced little difficulty in freeing himself
of the Oregon boot" and voluntarily
showed the Sheriff where he had de-.
posted that encumbrance, In the rear
Of the hospital building. 1t was found
to be unlocked and Otherwise intact.
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Took Er.nch L.raHa.

James Williams one Of the parties
held here upon the charge of breaking
into n Central Pacific freight, car, was
taken sick a few days ago and was re
moved from the Jail to the county hos
pital for treatment. As a measure of
sHfety, Williams was provided with n
heavy shGckle known as IN Oregon
boot. but Notwithstanding the I2-pound
impeachment to pedestrian performances,
he struck out in the sagebrush last
evening. during the temporary absence
Of the Hospital Steward. Search was
Mt once instituted, aud officers arc now
upon his track. Unless Williams can
succeed in freeing himself Of the iron
with which he was encumbere.. his
flight will uecess ,rily be slow, and his
capture will not be difficult,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
Dull Times.

The cry Of duh times in universal
throughout Nevada yet railroad mon say
local business over Central Pacific is Ms
lively as IL ever was in this part Of the
State. Agent Mcbride says that TO-
900 pounds Of merchandise. about one
fourth OF which was grocsries, was I'M.
loaded here yesterday for merchants
md ranchers .-Siirsr State.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
The Masonic Hall.

All the arrangements for tho csleLri-
ton of st. Johns Day by ElEo Lodge.
No. II, +. & 4. NJ, have been perfect.
ed by the committee. The ball on the
evening of the 23rd at Freeman Hall.
viii Ie n very pleasant affair as every
provision to shat end has been mud,.
The mu-ic, by tho baud from Fort Hal.
leck is theb best to be had in this entire
section, hni all the other appointments
are In keeping with the desire 10 make
the occasion a complete social sue
cess. Though gwen under tho
auspices of the Masonic Order, tho ball
Is not designed exclusively for the Fra.
iernity, and those who may feel dispos.
ed TO join with them in tripping the
light fantastic" on tho occasion, will
receive q hearty welcome 10 it's enjoy
mcuts. ....
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
a CurIosIty.

Mr.. John S. Mayhugh called our
attention this morning, to what may
be regarded Ms a great curiosity in view
Of the fact that it is generally believed
to be impossible to raise any kind of
fruit in this climate. At the residence
OF Mrs. Sam. Dorsey there are two
small pear trees which, owing to Mrs.
Dorsey's absence, have had no care or
attention, no water or protect n from
frost. aud yet notwithstanding thu cold,
backward spring, these little trees are
literally loaded with fru:: ami the limbs
OF n especially are already bending
with their loNd,s ~ that props will be ncc-
essary to prevent them from breaking
should the fruit remain on the trSe. and
We con see no good reason why il
should not remain, provided the trees
are soon supplied with wat T. Who
will say hat fruit can not be grown in
Elko county.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
Hotel. ATriNnIs.

j Il Gibbons. Tuscarora.
Thos AtwcIl, do
j T EnLcoz, do
W W Rogers, do
T. T. Clark, G. 4. Il. II.
+ + Burke. Sacramento.
Harry Brewer, San Francisco.
W L lluui, Truckes.
Mrs J Barrett, Wiuucmncca.
A J Cooper. Ruby Wiley.
J W iInmmnnd, Cheyenne.
W II Root, New York.
4 q Rice, G. =. r. Il.
{ ii Lamb. CPRR
ID Johnson, Ogden
l. T. Simmons, L rrlco
Yves Johnson, Tcauo
NJ u at. Wells
Rank Oh rsc. " IL
A Mcintosh. C.rliu
CT Villa -, Carl
J NJ Atkinson. Drelh
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25

THE Silver City Avalanche says:
Sheriff Trnvillion Of Union County.
Oregon, arrived here by Saturday morn.
ins'a stage from Camp McDermit, who're
no had captured the Drake brothers,
whom no had in custody. The pris.
oncrs arc two Of tho four who broke
Jail about four weeks ago At Union. an
MI OF whom have now been recnptured.
The brakes made their way through To
MJDetmii. hut w'ro nailed together
with seven horses they had stolen.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
Racing at Wells,

Our patriotic neighbours at Wells give
notice in another column that they vii
celebrate tho It'll Of next month at that
place u a becoming manner. aud among
the attractions Of tho day will be in
cIudoh II series Of horse races for the
benefit Of the sporting men who may
enter the contest for their capture. A
number Of horses are in training for the
event, and some highly interesting Sport
in the liuc Of racing may bo expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
A Fatal Fall.

During the performance Of John Rob.
invon's circus in Pueblo, Colorado, on
Monday. tho 18th instant. tho elder Of
the Alfredo family. bicycle and trapezo
artists, met with q fatal accident. Tho
wire upon which the bicycles arc pro-
PEELED gave way and the performers,
three in number, fell to the ground.
Alfredo landed on his head, The fall
producing concussion Of tho spine. His
death Is momoptarily expected.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
FIrci

This afternoon at 1870. considerable
excitement was caused by the appon
ance Of fire in the kitchen roof Of the
residence Of John NJ. Lane. The timely
arrival, however, Of roady aud willing
hands, and the application OF a few
pals Of water, soon queuched the flames
and stopped what would soon have
resulted in n htst-class co~nfagratiou. I
was a close cali, and we congratulate
Mrs. Lane on her narrow oscnpe.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25

Our Postmaster received n letter from
"A g. n'icIunn OF AmrricuS, Ga, desiring
to BE- informed M to ho,lih, wealth, etc,
OF our city, which was handed To us.
and we take pl' $ in giving the dc.
sired information. Oar population EN-
braces all races Of men, except the Ma
lay Caucasian, Monaghan, African
and native American. The health Is
excellent, with the exception Of jim
jams occasioued 10y a too FREQ use OF
Georgia whisky. Our citizens nre
nearly all millionairts. md those who
are not are principally Chinese and In.
dians. The mineral wealth consists
chiefly In jack rabbits ard ssgcbrush.
The principal pursuits Of cur people nro
stallion poker. black jack, cincb and
whist. Our railroads "ars numerous
and extremely weighiy." compriSiug
lIrpp's Overland to Eurohn, Eiko 4
Bullion Short Line aud the Central Ia
ciGc.
Tho newspaper interests nro fully
represented Ivy tho ELEo INDEPENDENT.
tho liyelics,. spioi'st aud most modest
paper OF the Pacific Coast.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25
Hotel Arrivals.

A. W. Fuller. South Fork.
X. A. Craue, do
Lewis Bradley, do
NJ. j. Longley, do
John Mckee, Huntington.
W. J.. Little, do
Frank Money, Ruby.
Gabriel Cohn. San Francisco.
s. S. Bomberger, do
j. W. Hammond. Cheyenne.
W. b. Griffith, Taylor Station.
n. wescontt, Eureka.
VIM. Wcscoa,t, do
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25

TINS wreck Of the ship Escambis. and
the loss OF The srow. With the exception
of Captain Puryis. the engineer. cook
and s:cwsrl, Is reported from San Fran,
cisco,
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To The Public,

L. S. Yeates Of Tuscarora, having
published the nee that he is
agent in this county for the Singer
Sewing Machine Company. 1 hereby
state that his appointment as such has
long since been revoked, and that ON
the 2jd Of March last, I was appointed
to tho position from which he was re-
moved. mud ain now the only authorized
agent OF the genniuo Singer Machine
Company. Furthermore, ! have on
hand In Elko. n number OF these famous
machines for sale, together with n foil
supply Of needles, oil, etc. and tho
various extra attachments for use on
these machines. Gro. W. GRAMS,
ELKo, May .. 1882. ms
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For saIo-Cednr Wood and Fence
Posts.

J. ". Pnrko OF South Fork, has for
sale on his ranch n large quantity Of
cedar wood aud fence posts which no
will sell on the ground or deliver in
quantities TO suit, n, reasonable figures.
aprI0 sod
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Lost.

On the Main street OF Carlin. yester.
day, n polI-taI receipt book containing
~ receipts numbered from 7.05S to
IL, 100. The public nrs hereby netided
that tho receipts between the above
mentioned numbers. have been cancelled
and can DO Of no valuo TO the finder, or
other person than the loser.
EL6o, May 10. 1889. IT,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-06-25

TnE best quality Of Rhine Wines Mt
he Elko Bakery aud Saloon, Reokhart
& Co., Projectors.
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Notice.

We will sell hAud.mado, call. skin
chsppararos for eleven dollars.
JANIS BRAIS 4 Co.
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NotIee.

All persons indebted TO roc will Hna
their accounts. with F. r. Muller, q. che
Drug Store. until July let.
y. Mssos.3
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AdyeriIscn Letter I.I.t.

Tho following Is a list OF letters re-,
naming in the Elko office. unclaimed,
for tho week ending Saturday, June
II, 1881:
Croker John, Coil Chas,
Fauts A, Harris w W
Liaus John Robertson YIN a,
Seats GA x Stevens D. f,
Q. w. HUI, =. n,
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IIotcI Arrivals.

THE Senate Judiciary COMMITTEE,
recommend tho confirmation OF tho
nominations for this Utah Commission.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-10-28

Misses button shoes $1.25 at Clements.
Oh. Say!
Have you seen those ladies hand made
shoes at Clements They are immense.
Latest novelties in real jet jewelry at
Mrs. M. B. Champions.
All the latest styles in cloaks and
D0lmanS at
MACARTHUR, SMITH e Cos.
$500 buys good and stylish cloak at
Macarthur, Smith q Co.'S.
Bargains in black cashmeres at
MACARTHUR, SMITH q Cos.
We offer good all wool black cashmere
for SOC per yard. ~. b
Macarthur. SMITH & Co.
New goods at Macarthur Smith & Co.'S.
Special prices on and cloaks dOlmans
at Macarthur, Smith q Co.'S.
Stylish walking jackets at $500 each
at Macarthur, Smith 81 Co.'S.
Dress goods in Terra Gotta, Cadet blue
and all the new shades.
The latest fall styles in hats and bon
nets at Mrs. NJ. B. Champions,