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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-01
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. DECEMBER 1, 1888.


Sin is wicked partner.
A true act is ever graceful.
Eternal right wrongs no one.
Mother earth loves her children.
Hyper Orthodoxy is a monstrosity.
Truth mirrors human experience.
Some seem incapable of advancing.
Calvinism and Fatilism shake hands
All truth is arrayed in robes of lowell
ness.
Sin warps nature from the great orr
ginal.
Every saying of Christ is Multum in
Parvo.
To extenuate vice is weakness, not
charity. MI
Personal exaltation has no place in
culture.
Technical justice is often the greatest
injustice.
Form your own opinion and he sure it
is correct.
The boy-censor has more contempt
than brains.
An utter abandon of expression is re-
prshensible.
Heresy and dogma are alike popular
in every age.
Metaphysical theology is as charming
as skeleton.
The malaria of infidelity breeds horrid
environments.
Modern thought is not anti-Christ,
but anti-false.
Have nothing to do with gloom or
dependency.
The true man makes truth beautiful in
his daily life.
IT'S the cowardly slave who fears to
face any fact.
No orator can rival the eloquence OF
soul affections.
The sublimest struggle seeks deliver
ance from evil.
No snow beats upon the lamb in the
shepherds arms.
To declare what God ought to do, or be,
becometh fool.
Mans relation to the soil has under
laid all struggles.
The planets and struggles of che heart
are voiced by truth.
A gloomy religion is worse of than
widows and orphans.
Never distort evidence or resort to il
legitimate reasoning.
Variations in history enable one to
better apprehend the truth.
There is an inner and unwrittep his
tory in every life and work,
The threatenings of the fool have no
thunder, let alone lightnings.
Truth cannot be handled as an an
atOmist handles subject ,
Grace and salvation are not set forth
by Christ as repulsive dogmata.
The bold swimmer throws himself
against the tide Of public taste.
Square yourself with what God hath
done, for it is right, best, perfect. !
When all things are called in ques-
tion the truth has nothing to fear.
Clear, strong, crisp thought, and not
growing is what the world wants.
Dogmatic creeds set forth truth no
better than mummies represent life.
The highest road Of conduct is whore
truth, beauty and goodness commingle.
If there ever was patent on cussed
ness, it has been largely infringed up
on.
There is comfort in owning the
ground where your body takes its final
sleep.
Vice hath naked swords and devOur-
ing fires that disappear only when evil
is thrown away.
The soul prisoned, polluted and d.
vorced from its holy ideal, must drink
the cup of agony.
The spirit of bigotry is so small it
could never be found in any one save
little. tiny animal.
Orthodoxy complains of duties and
crosses, while loyal, free love to Christ
makes much of privileges.
The religious costumer places his taw-
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III EA IL

suffer from this distressing complaint; but fortu-
nately their does not end here, and those
who once try them will find these little pills yaiu
able in so many ways that they Win pc VIKING
10 do without them. But after all sick head
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DUNCAN CITY STORE !.
THOMPSON SMITH. Proprietor.

attention
rounding country to the of
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-12-01

Headache, yet Carter'sLttle Liver Pillsar equally
valuable In Constipation, curing. and preventing
all disorders Of the stomach, stimulate the liver
and regulate the bowels. Even II they only cured
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25

The manufacturing status Of Or
egon is shown in the manifest Of
the steamer California, sailing for
San Francisco last night wherein it
appears thnt abe carried hence So
800 pounds OF valley WOOL two Of
blankets, one bile of hannels and
three cases OF cashmere. How
much of this same wool will return
TO the State III the form Of flannels,
cloth, yarn, etc, ote., IL OF course,
q matter OF surmise, but it is certain
that much wool thus exported ro-
turns to us duly enmixcd with
shoddy IN the form Of manufactured
articles, to the price OF which must
be added freight charges both ways.
There Is absolutely no reason why
tho people of this State may not be
dressed largely from the product of
Oregon looms and in better fabrics
and ut less expense than under tho
present export and import arrange
ment There never was more
promising field open to skilled in
tastfY than is offered i'll Oregon 1T
this time, and capital and labor
will alike reap heavily from its oe-
cupancy Telegram.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25
Con.

4 good eoal mine would be OF iln-
mense value TO this section and Il
source Of great revenue to its owner.
Tho present price Of transportation
for that article almost entirely shuts
ii out J y Burch. when ho re-
turned from y trip 10 his ranch at
Goose Creels, brought hack speci.
mems Of coal that burns splendidly.
There is immense deposits Of it
there, although it doesn't soon to
have attracted much public atten-
ton yet.--Snn.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25
TIMBER DESTRUCTION.

The Times OF Thursday has few
good words to say concerning the
destruction Of timber by fire going
on in the Wood River country to-
day, and suggests that the only way
to stop 1t is the imposition Of heavy
fincs by law upon offenders, and We
will add greater carnestness on the
part Of prosecution.
Several thousand cords of wood
were destroyed by the fire on Car
Donate Hill, opposite HALEY, last
week; a saw mill and large guam
tity or timber were destroyed by
fire near Ketchum last week; the
town Of Vienna had narrow cs-
cape from destruction by timber
fire few days ago; there was an
extensive timber fire on Warm
Spring Creek il few days ago. These
and tho many other recent fires in
the timber which have proved 50
destructive forcibly suggest the ne
cessity for greater care on the part
OF prospectora, miners and camping
parties. Heavy penalties are pre-
scribed BY law against any person
guilty Of carelcssncss in this res
poet, the law holding carelcsspess in
such cases to be criminal. 1t would
be good idea for persons who no.,
tice such cases to be criminal care
lossness to have the offenders pros
ccutcd, as this is the only way Of
stoppins the Wholesale destruction
Of our forests
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25

It is said that a son Of VIM. III.
Vanderbilt, the New York million
aire, has determined to be news
paper reporter. 1.-THE young man
has the ability necessary to succeed
in this occupation he will find it a
fine educator. 1t will knock the
vanity and nonsense out Of him, and
speedily give him the true measure
Of himself. He will rub against
all sorts OF men under all sorts Of
circumstances, and will como to
have a pretty thorough knowledge
of the world When by faithful
work in subordinate positions the
young man has learned the journal
istic trade bis wealth will enable him
to publish paper Of his own. If
he has brains, energy and honesty
OF purpose he can thus become d
power for good, and at the same
time be man Of greater import
ance than any mere millionaire
whose money Is his only title to
distinction can be. -Virginia New
Chronicle.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25

Guyer Hot Springs at ketchum Idaho

Large and eammodies buildings have
been erected containing parlors and
rooms for guests and visitors suitably
furnished. A good restaurant connect
ell where board and lodging is furnished
at reasonable prices, a number of bath
rooms, also large plnndge and swimming
bath for both ladies aud gentlemen pro-
vided. for I'll who may eail to enjoy The
eNhilerating and medical effects OF this
celebrated water Of which Prof. Dore-
mus gives THE following analysts:
Sodium Chloride per gal In or. 3.5Ts.
Sodium Carbanates : G.a65.
Calcium Salphate :" :" !" 6.574.
Magnesium Sulphate +" g g 534.
Magnesium Chloride :. g !" sl4,
Traces OF Iron g ), I" /" 1910.
saa Total Solids t y, 1905.
!. l. Lewis, Manager.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25
BELLEVUE VS.. HALEY.

Ballevucites are kicking fnriously,
and with much reason, against
the ro-called illegitimate undertake
ings Of HALEY, and are now quite
jubilant to SEQ the latter's court
house and $4,000 hotel in a state
Of inactivity and probable mortal
lty. Bellevue boasts Of finer rail
road improvements, including a
good, substantial, we'll finished de-
rot, and feels that by her earlier
birth, better natural surroundings
and agricultural advantages, the
sgate city damands legitimate sus-
talnance from tho boundary conp-
try. Bellevue is anxious, and cute
III, to see tho q. s. Il. pushed on to
the natural point Of terminus, thus
allowing the lower towns equal
chance to yibrate on the true and
.undoctorcd" influence of their nat
ural growth. She feels TINT the
rope pulling tactics Of her mnsh-
room sister will then weaken in
shear desolation and slaeken to the
ultimate fatality Of her speculative
schemes. Bellevue looks at matters
in a WISE and well accepted light
There is sufficient country below us
20 admit Of q lasting and prosper
ous town, one and no more, When
the time comes for Il chance Of base
on these transient industries which
now mark tho life oiher sister town,
orc of Thorn must perish and we
think The Gate city may well be
hopeful.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25
7T= 7'77'',f
4 Georgia Editor as a Lever.

It i told OH editor Maddox, IF
the Conyers Solid South. that when
lie proposed ana wis accepted. he
said TO his sweetheart. Il would be
glad # you would give me a kiss =
Then. observing her blush, he adj
deds Not necessarily for publiea
ton, but rs Il GUARANTEED OF good
faith" OF course Maddox got his
kiss, and is now prepared 10 step
on. Atlanta Constitution.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25
Rushing 1t.

The @. $. L. is booming along
rapidly. Il is now completed 10
Boise River thirty miles below
Boise City. Passenger trains, how
ever, only run to Mountain Home,
aud the tare to that point is only
sill. 10.-Chroniele
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25
THE DILLON TRAGEDY.

The supposed murder Of Grange
line Bird, slow given AZ the true
name Of Eva Clark, which recently
occurred at Dillon. Montana, is the
theme Of much newspaper comment.
+ seems that Eva Clark WAS travel
ing with G. A. Lewis. who, by the
way, il we'll known throughout the
Territories as Il skilled juggler, md
1T Dillon met her death by either
murder or suicide. Lewis was
eamped for several days near Dill
Ion. and one evening just before
dark was seen carrying u dead body
which proved to be TINT Of Eva
Glarls, toward tile river. lie was
stopped ind arrested by several
men. placed III jail and il now await
ing trial with seeming full conf
denee Ut aequittnI Ills story is
that Eva Clark shot herself iii his
presence, and there being no other
Witness lie feared the public eensure,
10 avoid which he sought TO conceal
the slead BY hiding her body in the
river. Tho story il accepted BY
many ns probable, and public scnti-
mvnt il now turning in favor Of the
prisoner. hut whit will be done BY
the Inv Is yet 60 be learned. Lewis
appears innocent.
Train robbers will hive poor
show on The Northern Pacific road.
The express eompany's cars in
which valuables arc shipped arc pro-
videi With double combination
safes. the combination OF the inner
loek i IN tho liauds oi the agents ut
The stations. while the messengers
who travel on the road have TINT
oil the outer lock This will be a
pretty eifoctual check To craftsmen,
Tor il would take small army Of
accomplices to capture the station
agent AMI get both PARTIES in their
power who hold the safe eomhina.
ton.
The Ketchum keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1881-1884, 1883-08-25

This company is in the market
with the intention of competing
against the world, and will pay for
ores, cash at the Smelling works,
more than any other concern.
BY selling their product to this
company. mine-owners will get paid
for their ores at least 80 DAYS
SOONER than by selling to others;
they will get MORE FOR THEN,
keep them within sight and in their
control until paid for and help to
build up this section on perma-
mont footing.
Ores will DO purchased at the
Smelling Works at this point, or at
the Sampling Works ut HALEY. or,
at ANY MINE in this section. III bulk,
and an unnecessary expense of at
least SIS per ton thus avoided
For further Information, esti-
mates, etc, address or call on the
undersigned.
Col. E, GREENE,
General Manager,
Ketchum.
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NE MIsF1r SroRE, =.
CORNER 10Th AND f STREETS.
READ THINK AND HINGE

READ. THINK AND JUDGE!
AZ every SUCCESS is sure to have imitators 30 has
the NISFIT STORE. Be sure, therefore of coming to
The CORNER Of 10TH AND STREETS to buy your
Clothing for Men and Boys.
SUITS FOR BOYS FROM u TO IT.
Good plain suits for S. worth g.
All wocl suits for 20. worth s1O.
Splendid suits for 81. so. worth S12
Elegant its for 81, worth SIS.
For BOYS FROM TO H.
God knockabopt suits for g. worth s.. SO.
Nice Suits for 90. worth IS.
All So1l suits for "A, worth e. 50.
Splendid suits for 50, worth 81.
Elegant suits for IS. worth SO,
MEN CLOTHING.
Bln lame SuitS ~ A. X cut So so worth 80.
Pine Iacht Cloth SUITS. Sl3. worth Sa3
SPrnc OVerc, ats III great variety, viii be sold re-
different patterns Cashmere and Chevot Suits at
10 diI.erent Patterns CASHMERE and Chevot SUITS at
20 different patterns Cashmere and Cheyiot Suits at
DIFF 1t patterns Cashmere and Cheviot Suits at
II different patterns Cashmere and Chevot Suits at
$l5 NOR Ii s28.
Black and Brown Tricot Coat and Vest Prince Albert
Fine Black Brgadcloth Suits. s1s worth SIS.
bisca Diagonal suit, SO worth Els.
Blue Serge Suits. finest quality SIS worth sos
Black serge SUITE. finest quality sl2. worth s23,
Fine Corkscrew Suits, $IS, worth $50.
back Drap ID Etss Coat AID Vests. in great variety
ONCE Coats. in different colors and quahties-bar-
PANTS
At q 80 s. S. so. -. 81. So IS and Sc. about one
WORKING PANTS
Al IS cents. 81. 81. IS aid $3.50.
The MI FIT STORE,
Corner 10th and Streets. my12
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The election Of Gen. Newton over Gen. Grant, as
president OF the Society OF the Army of the Poto-
mac, should not be construed as rejecting any
want OF confidence or respect On the part OF the
Union veterans for their distinguished cx-ch.ef.
IL Is sought, In some quarters, TO give the matter
the appearance Of q Slight upon Gen. Grant, but
this Is, no doubt, unfair to him anj to the society
The choice was limited TO two men, both OF whom
had rendered gallant and distinguished military
services to the country, and the usual clements
entering into such q contest decided this ono.
Neither candidate was presented as having any
Claims beTOnd tile ether. Both ere held in the
highcs, honor by the Society; but Gnr. Newton
has been more closely allied To the organ zatio1
and It's interests than Ger. Grants important
public ana busy private life since tho would
have permitted, whatever his desires might have
been; and so the former was awarded the pref
erence.
II IS not the first time that indiscreet and over
Ze2lou; friends have placed Gen. Grant In n
position that subjected him 10 Misrepresentation
and unfair comparison.
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A. SAKS & CO.,
LEADING AND ONE PRICE
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS
$40 AND s1s SEVENTH STREET.
III you are down our way" just take peep in our
window. ,,,,x
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The republican machine bosses had everything
their own way In the election OF delegates from
Philadelphia to the Pennsylvania state conven-
tlon at Harrisburg, July 18th, to nominate candi-
dates for state treasurer and auditor general.
The Independents were invited to participate but
they were e0nSpcuOusly absent, and the machine
tremendously elected Its own men. The course OF
TIE independents in holding aIOof would seem to In
dcaie purpose on their part to give the regulars
full sway and let their action In convention de-
terGfEc whether the factions can be united or not
Ii the regular convention manifests a desire for
harmony, and prepares for 1t upon basis that
can be accepted by the Independents, the pros.
pect Is that the latter Will willingly cooperate as
they seem to have had enough of contributing to
democratic success through republican division.
But should the bosses be tempted to reassert their
power they VIII strike q fatal blow to all hopes
OF harmoEy for the ensuing campaign.
convention of the cOlored citizens OF Illinois
has been called TO meet on the 18th OF next Octo-
Der. Tor The avowed purpose, as defined by the
Blgners, OF occurring our political rights" The
colored voters OF the country seem determined
Notwithstanding the protest Of some OF their lead
ers, TO examine more closely into the matter of
Their present political relations 1t Is a fact
worthy OF consideration by those color ID citizens
who are advising conventions conventions to
discuss their political status with the view of see
ing whether il cannot be improved-that the men
or their race who sound such loud protests against
that Kind OF discussion are all well fixed in Office
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j ERsEYs. JEnsEYs,,

JERSEYS. JrnsErs.,
The popularity of the JERSEY seems to increase in.
stead OF diminish. and therefore we have added Iargey
to Our stock and have Just received large in voice Of
good plain JERSEY at
$500 EACH,
oil co!ors-B:ack. Navy Blue, Garnet Cardinal and
Crushed Strawberry. Our S. so JERSEY, With CUFFS.
and stitched with Silk 10 undenably tho best JERSEY
for the price SOLD in this country
We have also just closed from the manufactures b,a
balance stock Of an elegant quality OF JERSEY which
has never been sold less than IS EACH We offer Them
ct the low price OF ~
e4.0O EACH.
Don't buy until you have seen these JERSEYS We
Back aud Boz. ''~~
WOODWARD b LATHROP.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE. my12
w OoDwARD & LoTHRoP
w1LLoPEN THE FOLLOWING sPEoIALBARGAINs
IN THEIR PRINT EPARTMENr ON
MONDAY MORNING:
PRINTS.
Bes. Quality STANDARD Prints light and dark
s2-INCH FINE SHIFTING,
Per yard sor shSns &s quality At i2
sEERsUCKER aINaHAMs
in Blues and Browns. ct cents per yard They were
made 70 eel ct 12H cents yard The best value ne
ever offered In Sesrsuckers.
APRON CHECK aINGHAMs
only GENTS Per yard. Good Fine Rice Check 0inR.
bans 10 cent? per gard They were made to sa Is Is
BEST !. 400 PRINTED LAWNS.
good styles l0eents yard Same quality In last years
styles ctosin9 at cents yard.
sPsndld Tine q Fine Plaid einshams Also Plains
ONE PRICE ONLY
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
cal Psnnsyivania avenue o2l.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHROP,
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OFFICE HOLDERS DESIRING PROMOTION;
~ persons seeking positions in the Government ser
we and all Others who wish to learn to Willie and
ECH well ORTHOGkAPHY, ELEMENTS OF THE
FESPER coS5THTcTi9N 81 sENTENc MEa.iEEN Eng
chase THE NEW DEPARTURE" a system by which
az these things are learned at the same time. LEARN
ING by DOING. More learned week than In q year
by the old method. One work instead Of half dozen
Can be carried in the pocket Any and every one
paid, on receipt Of 81. by N
E. r. PELTON Co.
my Io-ot Is Bond street, New York. q.
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Day Goops Ar REDUCED Pn1cEs
BROCADE SILKS. all Colors, 7sc
SUMNER SILKS. at reduced prices.
PRINTED PoNGEE. Soc.
PRINTED LINEN LAWNS. warranted ell pure Linen
at &c.,. Zoe and Csc Greatest bargains ever offered
PLUMETTs. at .12sc. make cool and beautiful
FRENCH sATTEENs. the largest stock Of choice pat
terms in the city.
The most useful as the most beautif article in
COTTON GOODS ever made.
OUR STOCK IS UNBRoKEN AND OUR STYLES
NOT EQUALLED.
LARGE STOCK OF PARAsoLs.
sATTEEN and MUSLIN ROBES. in great variety.
FULL STOCK Of CHOICE GOODS, suitable for
street and house wear.
ONE PRICE.
W. NJ. SINISTER & SONS,
9l9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
n. B.-The best is the cheapest myl6
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The Pope's circular to the Irish bishops has pro-
voked sharper criticism OF the Vatican than has
ever yet ernanated from Catholic Ireland. From
the inception OF the land league movement nj on
through the organization OF the national league
Parnell and his cOadjutors have laborcd to make
the agitation purely political They sought 10
make platform broad and liberal enough for
lrishmen OF all religious creedS to stand upon, and
they succeeded. Even the hereditary hostility be-
tween Catholics and Orangemen was buried be-
Meath general patriotic purpose to work together
Tor the redress OF grievances which bore alike upon
all The dfstractfng influence OF religious differ
ences had so long impaired the political force OF
Ireland that In the revived struggle 1t the one
thing above all others to be avoided. The Vatican
mas commanded the Irish clergy to abandon a
cause they did so much TO inspire with life and
nope. and the order naturally arouses Indignation
and feeling OF resistance entirely new In the re-
lations OF Ireland TO the church. II remains for
tne future to reveal how far the Pope was fnf1u-
enced by transformation, or whether the hope OF
re-establfshing the temporal or political power OF
the Vatican had anything to do with bringing out
circular calculated to place England under obli-
cations TO the Pope.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT-DtRfNd THE sUMMER, SMALL
T. r. we Of eood w.ser: frus trees st run q
fruit and stable in the yard FIRE wood; rent Sc pe
Hunters Mill, Fairfax county, Va myl7- 2ts
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LCOR SAIE-HOUSES. LARGE AND SMALL. FOR
SALE AND RENT, IN ALI PARTS OF OfTY
CALL OR SEND FOR BULLETIN. EISENHOWER
son, 1920 STREET. apl6-Sm
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FOX Observation-Disclosures
EQR RENT-THE TWO STORY BRICK WARE
House. ~ by 70 feet. being 219 10th street north
west, ana one square from market house. o. c.
dhE E1 N Room ], Firemen's Insurance Building.
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Day Goops.
New Spring and Summer Silks from 50 cts up.
Fine al Wool outings, shades, Plain and COM
binction, frol. 25 to 81
French Sateens plain shades to match prices reduced
french batlse Printed in and beautiful designs,
~ inches wide, very fine, ouly % cts.
AZ Mcc Bunting IN Pink Blue and Cream. only 12c.
All Wool Lace Bunting ~ inches wide, IS cts.
Case Printed Linen Lawn. new and pretty DESIGNS
only Is cts.
White Goods in 2reat variety and low prices
STOCK OF ParaSols complete. prices to suit all,
j. A. LUTTRELL IL CO.,
NIT 817 Market Space
JUST OPENED
NEW LOT WHITE AND FANCY COLORED PUN
JAB SCARFS.
Also, NEW FLEXORS.
". g. TEL.
my1I 92b Pennsyivanla avenus,
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CHuck Full Or
BONA FIDE BARGAINS
us OUR BOYS DEPARTMENT"
One Lot 20 dozen in all. BOYS SHIRT WAISTS
are good value at 81 EACH The aundrying Of them ia
he defective. and We are going to close than out at
Soc Piece.
We have on hand line Of BOYS BLUE FLANNEL
SAlRT WAISTS. they button in 'front.' and not lace
IN 'front.' orthis reason ony. offer them 81 each;
the price on hem has been Two Dollars each So YOU
can see we cut the price right in half.
One Lot BOYS ODD VESTS; none are worth less
than Sc 'enty five Cent? as much as One Dollar
and Fifty Cents but we to close them out so Won
can come and take your choice at IS Ceuts each
just ore more word and viii stop Io- to-day. and
that is DO YOU KNOW that our stock of BOYS and
CHILDRENs CLOTHING is remarkably Fine and
complete.
ZONE PRICE IN ALI, DEPARTMENTS