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people are always on

SkIEOr people are always on
WENE the lookout for chances
to increase their earns
ings, and in time become wealthy ;
t ose who do not improve their op-
portunities remain in poverty. We
offer a graat chance to make money.
We want many men, women, boys
and girls to work for us right in
their own localities. Any one can
do the work properly from the first
start. The business will pay more
than ten times ordinary wages. Ex>
pensive outfit furnished free. No
one who engages fails to make
money rapidly. You can devote your
whole time to the work, or only your
spare moments. Full information
and all that is needed sent free
Address SrINSoN & Co., Portland,
Maine.
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TIMING P0OMS,
IL Near Railroad D, pot,
BATTLEBoRo, n. c.

Stop and get good Beefsteak. Din
ner or Supper. Board by the month.
Prices reasonable. ap19 If
| J POWELL. Proprietor.
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PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW ooRNIcE,
and dealer in flue Picture Mirrors,
French and German Looking Gla,s
Plates, French Glass used in framing
Pictures, Easy Chairs and full line of
Of Fancy Goods. Orders solicite4 and
executed promptly.
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READ THIS.

take this method of informing
the public that | have for sale fine
Walnut and imitation of Rosewood,
Metallic Collins, Caskets, Baltimore
Burial Cases, &c. Prices for grown
sizes from SO to 800; for children's
sizes from l.50 to $50 lIearse fur
nished with careful driver when de
sired.
Keeps constantly on hand fine
lot of FURNITURE at prices very low.
Repairing done neatly and cheapIy.
s. l.. LONG,
Flanklinton, N. 9.
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Ra eirh and CASTOR Railroad.

Schedule to take effect Thursday May l7,lSS3.
| NORTH. SOUTH.
| NJ NJ
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Great bargains in hou-' furnishing
goods at Il. Haber's -Ol22tc
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That hacking cough can so quickly
cured 10y Smlohs cure. We guarantee 1t,
For sale by Gas les, Morrison ~ Co..
Waco, Texas O2OsGm-l
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Keep your head cool Cover it with "A
gutm percha finished straw hat.-i-'2.lw
JoHN SLtlrER.
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Low button Newport. n"d sandal. for
children -i-2llN JuI> SLEEPER.
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Dan>iger- Vegetable Fever and Aguc
Powder, Wr suite and sale curct,r ull
mnihraI lever dyspepsia bilious com.
uIalnts. These powders have been
Thoroughly tested, having been selling on
their merits tor the past thirty years prin-
cipally in the eastern states and iu the
West Indies. see testimonials. which can
bc had Oh application Price - per box.
{ m be- sent bl mail. For sale by Castles,
Morrison ~ Co. Waco, agents, tor cen.
tral I,Nas.-UlUtdGm.
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e., ID! calling at Carter * Moorc's or j. l.,
hi. .II' 'tl. drug store, you can get sam.
.r, "o.'Ie OF DIR, Boranko's Cough and
.II,...s alrup which will relieve the most
',4'.Iair cough or cold, and show you
NJ He regular fifty cents size will do.
dr, l. Troubled with asthma, bronchitis,
AZ ,LfH1e'Aillug cough, pains in the chest
n, al' use SEES Of the throat and lungs,
~, sample bottle Of this medicine
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NOTICE or FILING ADMIN
NINIRAIOIHS ACCOlNT

The State Of Texas 10 the Shcrln or
C"u-t ,blc OF McI.cnuan county
You mr.. hereby commanded that you
cause Ia bee publ he'd for at least twenty
days IN news paper printed m your cOun-
t., "a true copy Of ;uc following writ:
The state ~ IcNps, County of McL"n-
man, 40 nli persons Interested In the all
minisurdion OF the e-tate Lucrctil Mc-
Fad cn, deceased
H. II SuutehHeld and A. W. Mcfadien,
executors oi the ,-t itc OF lucrclia Mo
Fldd,u drccs.ei, have Med their final
arrouul g. the cen IS Court of McLen-
nan county, which Wil be acted on NJ the
mex term of sid court, commencing on
the third Moud4y In May, lssj at the
court house thereof, In the city Ol Waco,
atwhi h umr ul persons Interested In laid
estate may appear and contest The same,
! 10 thry zee proper
Witness. j. ". Baker, clerk oi the co m
/ IS court Of Mcl.cunuu county.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
-ail court the 9th day ot April, lSSi.
i. ". BAKER,
Cls G. G., Mol. Co.. Tex.
| by q. W David. Deputy. an 2Oi
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NoIi,p

This Is To notify all creditors OF {. ;
K rhin,cu, that he made, executed and dc
iiy"rrd to me, on April u, lSN3, a general
deed at assignment, Tor he benefit OF al.
hi, creditors, which rust has been Hs-um-
ed hy me. and uIl creditors OF id G. 5,
Robinson are notified lo signify their us-
sent tp sand assignment and make proofs
OF their claims. JouN Y. WALTON,
G, 5. ROH>-'N.
WACO, Texas. April u, .,sd.--i-2j-jw
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dissolution NOTICE.

The copa tucrshlp heretofore existing
between T.. Dickcy anlC. II. IIigginson,
In the commission aud cotton IN forage
business undrr the style OF Dickoy, lllg-
.inspn X Co., Is hy mutual conscn;
this day dissolved, g, H.
lligginsun retiring from said business, T..
Dlck"y assuming all liabilities oi the firm
and ciihrr party l. nuthoriI Il 10 settlruny
aud vi, claims due raj lirm.
r.. nICKEN,
&. II. llIGGISsoN.
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,'' !ou miserable through Indigesu
Act sour stomach, or constipation
XII Dyspepsia Tablets We guarantee
.n, ''Il,Ne you. Sod by Castles, Nor.
''1 " Co., Waco, Texas. -UllGIwly.lQ
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-THUsrl.E's SALE,

A. the request Of the holder ami bv au.
ihunty ~ decd ot trust recorded In
book j pages ~, - md y OF M,I.enrun
county rcprd-, viii scll on tne irst day
OF Nav, lN~i, hrtwcou the hours OF 10 Il.
lu. and I T.. m, In front OF the court house
door iH Waco, Tor cash, to satisfy note
mad hy \. j. W. WORKMAN and y j,
WORKMAN dated January ~, $50 bearing
~ per cont interest from dat, maturing
January !. lsSl the following drscrih,
popcrlN lID Ucres out OF the John W.
Thompson survey. south of Waco, tcgin-
ming nj the northwest corner OF SAID sur
ycy. thtnrr north a. east, l,215 varas,
thence south IS east, $40 varts TO south
line OF said Thompson survey, thence
with said south line south 10 west. LEO
varas 10 southwest corner OF said Ihomp-
on survey, thence north 10 west go vards
| to beginning.
WA. L. pRNTHER,
! 4.ll-2Jds Trustee.
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Scents Clothing

q would not be Boosting to say that
., largest variety OF gents ana bu5 s
lung lu Waco can be found at b.,
Aa'eTs, Ui29 C
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have % chance t. sell property i'r
r,.h Come ana sign decds anu YOU suAl'
have huL g.. p,.,,.,,, d
Il-LA wow " w wv ~
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Il. = Rurnhsm..Prcs. VI. 4 sulllvan sreNTr
j. " higgins. Superintendent.
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Lace checked bunting and figured ar
murcs, 1T Kentucky Cash Store.-OI2ltc

Morse's Agur Magnet, ARE guaranteed
to cue trycr am a.ue. Then why suil,r
longer They mt only fifty cent, per
box. money refunded itnI cure is elected.
sold Wholesale and retail by Castles. Nor
risen ~ Co Waco. Texas I3ljdNGu
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10. 81 Austin StTeII, Up ataTr''


Why will You cough when Shiloh.s
en- will give immediate relief IHle
10 &c, Is, 50 cents and 81. sold by Ih7t'
les, Morrison ~ Co., Druggists, waco
rXas.--i2uslim-l
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Gotta nor Boo uui.Nci straw hHt., all
unrss -t,lr-.-l-a2 lw jon, ~LEugn-
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FOR RENT.

An Office in the Masonic building,
over Levine Bros, dry goods house,
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In retiring after pleasant association OF
tour AIS with MIR. Dickcy in the cons
mis- t,n business, return my sincere
Ihtnk. to our patrons wlo have so gen
crou-ly supported H. IN the pnsl and
solicit II cununut,u, ut that patronage
with my late partner and successor. Mr..
f.. hickey. who viii continue the business
~ heretofore at the old stunh
-.l-lm {. II HiGGlN7oS,
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The we'll known aud progressive dry
% ODDS house Of Il Haber is prepared 10
suppl. an demands iu their line al a..
loulAhlugly low prices -Oi2Ztc
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i gh.eiEhts corduret stripes, all wool
M new shades, at Kentucky Cash Stor..
-Ui2itp
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Fresh Mineral waters.

Wootcn'> Br, mond on tip every day.
Also 70 god supply ct ObrI-~ctlel Min
clal wus-rl, White sulphur snnps and
lunyad Jauo,, at Iu kcr ~ Wills
Ull6tc
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Mems aud boy, bats in endless vnric'y.
4-22 lw ,luHN SIELTLK.
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Dr. Il w. Park has removed Dbl, Office
r. m Shaw drug store to- bis old quar-.
tors M tine Masonic Temple, mp stairs
4 3.lm
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hE Gro o. NNNN. Dentist. 1t Austin Az.
, su. l.r-t. .H, work st reasonable
IrU,~. Special attention given Co. thv treat
WrIt of o.. fHtut.| teeth -.aIr
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HAMBURG
(SCIlOTT'9
p.
An Excellent Preparation OF Wild Cherry
AMI Petroleum Tar.

An Excellent Preparation OF Wild Cherry
and Petroleum lar.
The most potent, the most essential and
the mest cilectual remedy for Throat and
Lung Diseases.
Cures Sore Throat and Hoarsencss and
Los, OF Voice.
Cures Coughs, Colds and Group.
Relieves Asthma and Difficulty OF
Breathing.
viii Prevent bronchitis, Pncumonis
and Consumption, If taken In time.
Promotes Easy Expectoration and lie.
leye, Pains In the Chest.
Cures At once any form o! Throat Anco.
tons,
y Splendid Remedy for Whooping
Cough, prevents the Spasm, and qulets
the most restless child.
The Best Lung and Health Restorer
ever used.
iEICE-50 Cents per Bottle,
THOMPSON Il 0HMSTEDE
sole PROJECTORS
uIltlwly
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$S::sOl..s... !, -.

c = We refer hv permission to Waco
STATE Bank. Waco National Bank
and State Contra. Bank.
The following is "a partial lisl of
property we are now Offering:
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Col. Bailey, cashier of the bank, in expec-
tation of the early arrival of his wife has had
built commodious chicken house and
stocked it with young toothsome chickens,
which he has been fattening for the slaughter
His forethought has been the envy of some,
and more than one of his young pullets have
This, of course, has angered the gentleman
considerably, and he now camps in the back
yard with double-barrelled shot gun loaded
to the muzzle with buchshot, and it is con-
sidered unsafe to be seen in that neighbor-
hood after sundown. He has his suspicion of
a certain tall Completed, sandy built gem
tlcman seen around there occasionally. We
give this out as a warning.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Fruit culture has taken a firm hold on the
North Forkers, and almost every ranchInan
has his orchard in embryo. Many different
varieties of apple, are being tested, some of
which may prove unsuited for the place, but
certain varieties will do well. All small
fruits are doing remarkably we'll, and with
out doubt will be successful. OF peaches
there are some doubts about, but a fair trial
will be given them before they are discarded.
Five years time will see the North Fork pro-
ducing an abundance of fruit and berries
Delta chief., 1883-08-22
The North Fork.

Last week the representative of THE CHIEF
made flying trip through this famous Sec
ton, and to say we were agreeably surprised
does not half express it. The valley lies in,
or abutting against, the Elk mountain range,
one of the highest in Colorado, and will av-
erage mile wide of good lying land, and
over twelve miles long. The land along the
river is all located, but back plenty yet re-
mains unclaimed, together with an abund-
ance of water for any call that can possibly
be made upon it. The river during its lowest
stage carries enough to irrigate all the surface
that can be put under ditch, and during the
irrigating season, or while the crops are
growing, it runs bank full, thus guarantee
ing an over supply. The mesa lands along
the stream are not settled on, although of the
very best quality and comparatively easy of
putting under ditch. Timber for building
purposes can be had at almost ones door, for
the chopping and hauling. Coal in great
veins underlie the mountains on every side;
in fact so plenty is it that coal land is consid-
cred as of little value. When one can go to
vein of twenty feet thick, of the very best
coal and dig what he might want for his own
use, and be thanked for doing by the own
er for doing so much development work on
his property, it is of little use to worry over
where the seasons supply of fuel is to come
from, or whether the price of coal will take
a rise when winter comes on. The veins crop
out on the hill sides, no deap tunneling or
shafting being necessary to bring it to the
surface. This spot is very properly called
the Lehigh of Colorado, and it is a question
whether there is not more coal there than in
the whole State of Pennsylvania put together.
They have the two kinds-antracite, shading
off into bituminous, and the hills are full Of
it.
This is the second year of most of the
ranchmen-some of them only the tirst-be-
ing in the country, but they have not been
idle. Houses have been put up, land cleared
and put under cultivation and crops raised,
roads have been worked, bridges built,
schools started, and evidences of higher
civilization are to be seen on every hand.
Two lines of railroad are surveyed through
the valley-the Denver K Rio Grande and
the South Park, and there is every reason to
believe they will be built in the near future.
Touring mill is also one of the prObabil-
ities A saw mill is now being put in on the
timber on the Muddy, which is expected to be
in operation this fall.
The class of people who have settled up
the valley are of the sturdiest kinda kind
discourage them. The valley is one of the
richest Of the many rich ones in the Reserva-
ton, and time may yet prove it to be the gar
den spot of all.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Mr.. Il. f. Whips, who has been spending
the summer with Mr.. Moody, takes his de-
parture for his home, near Quincy, Illinois,
to morrow, travelling overland to Pueblo,
as Canon City business trip. Before
leaving Mr.. Whips expressed samples of
wheat, oats. barley and rye, raised in Delta
county, to Quincy, for exhibition at the
Adams county, Illinois, fair, to be held the
coming October.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

On Wednesday last another serious accident
occurred on the railroad at Escalante, result
ing in the killing of one man and seriously
injuring "a Mrs. Wilson. A freight train on
the track at that station was run into by an
other freight, the engineer being asleep at the
time. Oyerwork and loss of sleep was the
cause of his negligence.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

There is some prospect of an artesian we'll
being sunk on the mesa south of town. Ne
gotiations are now pending with Denver par
ties looking toward putting one of these wells
down. If they prove successful great many
could be contracted for. To our knowledge
dozen persons would have many different
wells sunk
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Mr.. Alf. Cushman intends putting in three
hundred acres of small grain, next season, on
crop on his ranch there this week. Mr..
Cushman has faith that if the grain is plant
ed as early the season permits, harvesting
can be done during the first days of July.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Word was received the first of the week
that gang of graders were on their way
from the Oregon Short Line, to grade the
South Park from Delta to Irwin. There is
considerable significance to be placed on this
report.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

There is no better point in the west for
paying investment of money in a first-class
Houring mill than at Delta. We have raised
a large crop of wheat this year, and will in
crease the acreage ten-fold next season. There
is fine site for mill, with sixty feet fall for
a water-power, within the tosnsite. To the
parties who will put in frst-class mill there
will be a number one chance to make money.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

We are in receipt of very fine sample of
wirsat raised on the ranch of Mr.. A. J. Spar,
across the Gunnson river from Delta, which
has been placed among the collection in this
Office. Also sample of wheat from the
Mesa ranch of Mr.. Alf. Cushman, raised
with only one irrigation.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Messrs. Baldwin & Hart passed through
Delta last Thursday with the last of the cat
tie purchased from Toll Il Roberts. The
herd has been moved from the Roberts range
on the Roubideau and Chapparel creek to the
Hart & Baldwin range on Surface creek. 1t
is the intention of the purchasers to grade up
by introducing thoroughbred bulls of either
Hereford or Holstcin stock.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Watermelons have made their appear
ance in the market, Mr. Theodore Baker
bringing in wagon load the first of the
week from his ranch up the Gunnison. He
will soon be able to supply the upper mar
kets with this delicious vegetable.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

= Our genial banker, Col Bailey, has had
brick front put into his back, and expects to
be able to keep cool the balance of the season.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Watermelons have made their appearance,
but, alas, our solitary colored individual has
vanished, and it not be our privilege to see
him roll his eyes heavenward as the seventy
Founders come in.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Last Thursday afternoon and night Delta
county was visited with regular old-fash-
ioned, pour-down rain.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

McGrahahan Bros, agents for Wanamaker
& Brown, Philadelphia, tie largest clothing
house in 1mcrica. Fit guaranteed.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

County Attorney King returned last Thurs
day from North Fork, where he has been So
journing for the past three weeks.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Last week John J. Marsh dug $40 pound.
of early rose potatoes from piece of ground
not more than thirty feet square.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Decidedly the finest specimen of oats we
have received was sent in by the Hart Bros,
from Alfalfa Basin, which are on exhibition
in this office.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Harvey McGranahan and Robert Breese
are often heard coaxing dulcet strains from
the banjo and violin. They are in active
training for high-toned serenade.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

We are under obligation to Mr.. Theodore
Baker for nineteen pound melon.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Postmaster Hawxhurst came in from Plat
eau creek, last week, for supplies. He re-
ports very favorably of crops in this section.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

County Surveyor Marcy is sojourning for a
period at Del Norte.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Queensware, glassware and stoneware at
McGranahan's.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Lady equestriennes from the ranches round
about are often pleasant visitors to the city.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Ranchmcn who desire to buy choice blood
ed pigs would do well to address o. ID. Lout-
senhizer, Montrose, Colo.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Major Burkhart has sub-let his mail con-
tract on route 3S25i to Mr. Trickell. The
Major has his hands fall with his stock and
livery business.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Fine China tea sett to be given away with
Matchless Baking Powder, at McGranahan's.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

The finest vegetables brought to this mar
ket so far this season, was brought in last
Monday by Mr.. Joseph Wade, of North Fork.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Special prices on large bills, at McGrana-
hans.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Rope enough to hang the county at Me-
Gyanahan's.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Carpets! carpets! See samples at McGran-
ahan's
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Quit-claim deeds, chattel mortgage deeds
and leases for sale at the office of THE CHIEF.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22

Hats from 25c to 5000 at McGranahan's.
Delta chief., 1883-08-22
A Ple-DBStiled Railway Center

Three different railroads stnkcd through MS mnny
corners of the town. End of division ana
machine shops necessity! Midway be
tween Pueblo and Salt lake. In val.
10y of the Grand river.
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Ex-senator Spencerss Case.
THE NOTION 10 DISMISS ovKRRULED-rHE Ex-sENA
TOR UNDER BONDS

THE NOTION 10 DISMISS ovERRULED-THE Ex-sENA-
TOR UNDER BONDS
At the conclusion OF the arguments yesterday
before Judge Wylie in the case OF ex-senator
George f. Spencer, arrested by order of the court
Tor having failed to obey the subpoena OF the court
Issued during the trial OF the star route case Judge
"yl1e overruled the motion OF Mr.. Boutwell,, coun-
sci for Mr.. Spencer, to dismiss the case on the
ground OF lack OF jurisdiction He said he would
allow the government week to prepare 1nterroga-
tories and give Mr. Spencer four days after that to
nle his answers.
Mr.. Boutwell, said that when the answers are
made he thought that there would be a change Of
opinion concerning this In the minds OF all ex-
cept those on the other side. 1t was somewhat
strange. he thought. that he had not been arrested
till now although he had been within reach OF the
officers for year.
"Yes. said Mr. Bliss, "hiding and getting his let
tiers under an assumed Names
'Iheres not one word of truth in that" said Mr..
Spencer mot one word. sir"
The court fixed the bail at $500.
Mr.. L. H. Painter was offered as bOndsman but
MI Mefr1ck objected to him because he had no real
estate In Washington, saying that he would like
something more substantially.
II could buy and sell that man. over and over"
SAID MI P1nter, referring to Mr. Merr1ck as he left
the stand. Mr.. Merrick demanded the protection Of
Ine court from impairment remarks. Mr.. Painter
said he had no intention OF being diSrespectfu to
the court, and Withdrew the remark. Mr.. Painter
not being accepted as bondsman. Mr. Augustus De
6ruinmond was proposed and accepted.
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Inducements. Sc.. Tonight.

NATIONAL THEArER--John I. Raymond, "In
PaTadise.r
FoRDs OPERA HOCSE-'Esmeralda
THEaTER COMIQCE. - Kernel Wheatley- Trainor
combination
DIME Observation-Disclosures and interesting per-
1CTl nance.
CONGREGATIONAL CHrRCH.-RGgan's last Illus
tfattd lecture, on "IctureSque Ireland" See advt.
ST AJGUSTINES CHJRCH.-Fair
TABERSACLE.-LeCture on '.TiOme Sweet Home
by Rev W. W. Hicks.
ODD FELLOWS HALL. s. E.-SOciable for benefit
Or -. TeresaS Church by the ladies OF 81. Ella
bel. iSEInrn.
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WARN UNDERWEAR.


A SINGLE PIECE AT WHOLESALE PRICEM
The PALAIS ROYAL in conjunction with the largest
retail house in New York has purchased entire stock
OF Warm Underwear which, being purchased at % per
cent discount enables US to sell actually at
WHOLEs SALE PRICES.
Lot p comprises $50 doz Ladies' MERINO VESTS and
PANTS, which are cut ON the new principle,
SOC. WORTH so CENTS.
Lot 81 comprises 500 dozen LADIES' Merno Vests and
Pants We have subdyitled this lot and offer at the
following prices:
Lot A, for 44c worth SOC. Lot B, for 49c worth CSC
Lot G, for SOC, worth 75c. Lot D. for &c. WORTH al
AND LOT Z, for CSC, worth $139. Lot SO comprises
300 doz Ladies Scarlet Cashmere Pants Vests ned
caed This lot has been subdvided as follows: Lot
Tor 9oc worth S14O Lot Y for 39 worth 81 SO Lot
\. Tor $50 worth 81 Lot W. for 81 "a WORTH g. %
Lot lO1 comprises $50 dozen GENTS SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS, which offer the following prices 5Oc
75c 81 81 rs and S275.
We have Merino, Cashmere. Lambs Wool and SILK
UNDERWEAR FOR GENTS