davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1883-09-15
ONE BOTTLE FREE

Re.-,l.r size bottle of either ln"igoratoI sent
free t. show the gonG-rful properties of thr
.,reatsst inyisoT&5Jr known % modern scieE-
lists. State symptoms, sge, i; married, etc
, 1883-09-15

llrEE'ti. L EtSttt'fi-
ilaar E,nis5i"ns, impoiency, Exhausted Vi
taity, Premature Decline and Loss Of Alan
hood, il IL IL co.ai .-siu:s. and from wt.;,.
eve: cause rToducsd. !; rUrichrs and IIurihes
The blood; strengthens the nerves. brain, mus
c.es, digestion, reproductive organs AIT: phys
!cai and mental faculties. II stops aI.y un-
Natural Gebilitat,ng jira.n upon the system
preventing Involuntary iosses, iebilit.;:ug
drea.aP. seminal .GsSss with the urine, e:.-,
destructive 70 ,nlId aai body. It is a sure
rlin-ina;or Of al Kidney AMI Bladder Com
plants. IL cout,.sas no injurious ingredients
70 thuss sgt.rrilg from the effects Il
youthful Irl-"TetiCls or excesses, speedy
thorUugi: a;,,; PegI.aDeH: cure = guaranteed.
Price, - ~ pvE bottle; OF FIVE bottles IN case
WITH tul. directions and advice, SO. Sent Sc
cure from observation ~ any address UPON IT
c.ipt # price, cr L. y. ID. 10 IL had only OF
DIX G. u. SALEIELD,
2lG keaInY street, San Francisco, Cal.
ConsIiistiors strictly confidential, Ly letter
or At Ortoe, Tree. For the convenience %
patents, and in order 10 insure pt,fec; secrecy,
have sdopte: private address, uEHor which
al IaCkSSss a1s foIW2ried
TRIAL. BOTTLE FaEE,
su!rcieI.t t. show i;s merit, VII, be sent to sEy
one applying uy letter, stating his symptoms
and age. CummuLicatiDns strictly coHt-
dentist ssl+-d|Tt
, 1883-09-15

DASSyNGkG TRAIN .eayea Ealla Va'ia
l. fer III points west =: go !. VI. every
except Sunday.
DASSLHGER tsains leave AibiDa, oI,po-
/ si,e Portland, al 40 \. NJ daily l-xCert
ounaayl srr;ying ;t Hslla Ma 81 - Z. y
, 1883-09-15

HIS Il X l. 4 /
Strengthening Rem
eiy and Nerve Toaic
ia the legitimate re
suit of over 20 years
Of practical experi.
ence, and cures With
uufai!ins certainty
Nervous ard fhysi
cal Debility, Selnina
Weakness, SperlEa-
-.-t 90. D.
, 1883-09-15

i'ae=enSe-s {,r Air'-Sir~tG. Eaa2ev sal
SpoEaGs Esiis cuaas- CAS- - Ns,a.a iaGs
s.un.
, 1883-09-15
". ". A.. :E4a.H.

Trims ,silI !cl.vc T. ala NVsl,l 1-i-y 81, 70 &.
Z -. Mi,tGn and BlSs NouLt-:E Ssati n.
, 1883-09-15
LIE RrcH.U's GOLDEN BAIs.x 80. 2

Cures Tertiary. Mercurial. Syphilitic Rheu.
masis,n Pains in the Bones. liberated Throat,
Syphili:ic Rash, Lumps, etc, and eraGcates
all diseases from the system, whether caused
by bad treatment or abuse os mercury. leaving
the blood pure and healthy Price, 80 per
bottle
Sent everywhere, C. o. D., securely packed,
per express
&. F. RICHARDS s &C, Agents,
;27 and i29 SansOme street, corner Clay. San
Francisco, California augts ly::iru
, 1883-09-15
aipDLE-ACED MEN

There sre many at the age Of thirty to sixty
who are troubled with too frequen: eTacnstiurs
of the Bladder, often accompanied by slight
burning sensation, aid weakening If the
system in manner the patient cannot account
for. On examining the urinary depOeits ropy
sediment viii often De found, and sometimes
small particles Of albunen VIII appear, o. the
color will be of thin milkish hue, again
changins to dark and torpid appearance.
Thee are many who die Of this didic1lty igLc-
rant OF the cause, vhch is the second stage OF
seminal ue4knsss- Dr. Spinney VIII grAtar-
healthy restoration of the genito-ur;rsryc c-sslis
0FFICE HoURs-l0 % 4, and tOS Sundays
from l0 % IL A. n. Consultation free. Thor
olgh examination and advice, So Call or sd-
dress DIR. SPINNEY & co.
, 1883-09-15
Homeopathic Pharmacy,
90 Morrison ST.. Portland oregon.
mn keDsn $40 GEARY STREET
UR uESiG san Franciseo Cal.

CONTINUES 10 TREAT
" successfully Of nomeopa-
thy every form Of special or
chronic disease without naer-
cury or nauseous drugs. DIR.
Liebig's Inyigorstor is q posi-
tive and permanent cure for
seminal weakness, nervous and
physical debility, lost msn-
hood, vital exhaustion, snd all
the terrible results of abused
nature, exca ve and youthful
foliies. The hector will agree
in writing to 3rfeit $1,000 for
IA case that undertakes snd
fails to cure. The reason thou
sands cannot cured Of Sem
iral weakness and the above
diseases is owing 70 q complica-
tioncalled PrUsistorrhea, which
requires = special remedy DR..
L;ehis's inviSorator, No. :, is a
specific cure for Proststorrhea-
Price of either Invigorator, 81
per bottle, or o bottles for SO.
sent to any address securely
cove-eilrom observation. Sem
inai weakness and prostatorr-
lea drain vitality from the
, 1883-09-15
Ocean .i;islJa.

ON and after April =, 1855, ocee0 s.eam-
~ ers will sail from san Franci,-o AID Port
land every thnre dGys. leaving Spear street
wbsIf, San Francisce, ri lG.s'0 a. ~, AID ii.,s
aC,.h d-,k, Portland, 20 l,li1tui-i,a.
, 1883-09-15

L the T,eople. pop Ter reI"edy. Il it VT
ranre,! TO give satisfaction, It yog want tssti-
'nol.ia!s call st the oifcn. We don't publish
hem, hat Iefer you tn the dealers and carscm-
srs. Il has 10 equal, - per bottle or " BOT
ties for 81. Your druggist fee,S =
, 1883-09-15
Freight Rates -Hss. BouEi.

From Malta Walla to Portland in 10 TO-. lars.
flour and fsx seed, Ter lVJ t5s.---.-.--S f.
Wheat, oats and barley. Il
Wooi in sacks, dry hides and I.eits.-.---- .
Green hides, pe!ts and tallow .....-..- T.
Rates on merchandise between Nalia Wall
and Portland vary, acca1o;ing 70 c.ls,:ccatiyl
.; sss.e, ifo:n 81 = to 81 l. per i'f5 io,,:' .,
4. %. rGEsrGtI'
hEDS.sT
I.s.sS MIR
, 1883-09-15
DIR. SPINNEY.
No. II KEAKxKI ST., SAS FElsc,soo,
-IAxafs ALL
Special and Chronic Diseases.
TOUNG MEN

WHO MAY BIZ SUFFERING FROM
w thr effects OF youthful fuiiies and in
di-caetion, viii DO well 20 avail themselves Of
this, the greatest bon ever laid At the altar Of
suffering humanity. DR. SPISyEr viii gcar-
antee TO forfeit 500 for every case OF Seminal
Weakness or private disease OF any kird or
character which ne undertakes and fails ~ cure.
, 1883-09-15
Passenger 3e e32rfmsni-

Leave fsS Portland Mon rae ", 4IIrApIF st.
Astoria and
Lr Columbia (
Victoria. t. G. o a N --.. GiH ---- . An go
Dayton, Oregon q \ n; ---- M 90. = AE --.-
Salem 4. r,-
Corvallis {
, 1883-09-15

In fever and ague districts, IN tropical and
other regions visited by epidemics, and IN
deed in all loc,lities where the conditions
are unfavorable to health. tins famous vese-
table invigor,nt and alterativs. Hossetser 5
stomach Bitters, has been found potent
safeguard even to feeble constitutions and
fragile frames, while as a cure Tor indises-
ion biIiousuess and kindred complaints, 1t
is withodt rrsl.
For sale by sl Druggists and Dealers
renSrally
, 1883-09-15

Cures Chancres, trst and second stages :
Sores on the Legs and Body: Sypniiitic
Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and al! primary form
of the disease, known rs Syphilis. Price. 50
per bottle.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24

DIR. f. G, VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT: a specific for Hysteria, Dir
illness. Commissions, Nervous Headache,
Mental Depression, Loss of Memory,
Spermatorrh@a. lmpOtency, Involuntary
EmmissiOns, Premature Old Age, caused
by Over-exertiOn, self-abuse, or Over-in-
diligence, which leads to misery, decay,
and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one month s
treatment. One dollar box or six boxes
for five dollars; sent by mail and prepaid
on receipt of price. We guarantee six
boxes to cure any case. With each order
received by us for six bOxes,accompanied
by five dollars, we will send the purchas-
er our written guarantee to return the
money If the treatment does not effect
cure. Guarantees issued only when
the treatment is ordered direct from us.
Address: JOHN c. WEST q CO., Sole
ProprietOrs, 1S1 & 1873 Madison st. Chica-
go, III. Sold by all druggists.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24

on apace and we left the poor remains
TO lie there until the morrow, guarded
by the faithful dragOman who in life, as
in death, was stanch and faithful to the
last.
To-day the body was taken to the Ma
rina and put aboard boat and rOwed
down the bay and out into the open,
where it Was received on the French
steamer, which soon after was en- route
to Marseilles. Thus John Howard Payne
left Tunis to be reburied in the land he
loved, to sleep henceforth under the flag
he served so well, not again, it is to be
hoped, to be disturbed, but to lie dream
less and tranquil in the soil of his own
home, sweet home. Visiting the ceme-
terry to-day, l found the marble slab
replaced over the now empty tomb, the
depris removed, and all about the grave
looking as neat as possible. Mr.. Reade
whose admirable management of the
exhumatiOn and compliance with every
wish and instruction of the United
States government 10 the matter cannot
be too highly commended to me-:
I'VE shall put back the slab with its in
scriptiOn, adding thereto the fact and
date of the removal of the body to the
United States, and shall then religiOusly
preserve and keep pure and clear the
marble that we marked his grave with
more than a quarter of century ago;
but deeper, clearer than carved epitaph,
we shall cherish the memory of poor
Payne in our heart of hearts,"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24
A CuriOus Rat STORY.

The Hon. Neal Dow contributes to the
CongregatiOnalist the following which
he calls perfectly true story:
NV house is supposed 60 be rat proof,
and was so when quite new, but at one
time, more that twenty years ago, we
had large colony of the rodents, great
-ly to our annoyance, and it was with us
matter of daily wonder where they
found a weak spot in our defenses
against them. One evening a young
lady from friends family, living in a
large, fine house nearly mile away,
was with us, and talk turned on rats,
as we heard ours gallOping in the cell
ing and scampering up and down the
wall.
The young lady said that none had
ever been in their house, ard she did not
think there was any point at which
they could enter. My eldest daughter,
a great wit, said: I've heard that, if
politely invited to do so In writing, rats
will leave any house, and go to any
other to which they may be directed, al d
will tell ours that at your house they
will find spacious quarters and an ex-
cellent cOmmissariat."
At the moment, before us all, she
wrote most grandilOquent letter to the
large family Of rats that had 50 long
favored rs with their presence. pointing
out to them that at No. 65 Pearl street
was large, fine house which had never
been favored with the residence of any
of their family. where they would find
ample quarters and fat larder. When
finished she read the missive to the COM
pany. and we had great laugh over It..
As an old superstition, she then put lard
upon it and carried it into the attic,
where it would probably be found by
those to whom it was directed. A few
days after the young lady was at our
house again and burst into laugh, ex-
claiming: "Onr house is Overrun with
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24
In n Nll( Shell.

The representatives of the Michigan
lumber interests now here were to-day
taken to the White House, and introduce
ed to the president by Mr.. Burrows
Washington Dispatch.
The representatives of the Michigan
lumber consumers who are taxed to
support these lumber interests were not
present, nor were they even at Washing
ton. The consumers are so busy at home
working hard to earn the money with
which tO'suppOrt these lumber and other
interests that they have neither time to
go themselves, nor money with which to
send representatives. News.
The consumers who are selling their
wheat for 81 per bushel. their potatoes
for Is cents, and pork for $3.50 per cwt.,
will not have to ''sweat" much to pay
for what lumber they want at present
prices Saginaw Courier.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24

ratsw That recalled to us the fact that
we had heard none in our walls. My
daughter went to the attic and the letter
was gone. While they were talking and
laughing over the curious affair friend
came in, and hearing talk said that two
evenings before in the bright moonlight
he saw several rats running down
Congress street. We have never been
troubled with them since, but 4 have
not heard how it has been with tie
house to which our Denefciaries were
directed.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24

The Evangelist Of the Lumber Woods.
From Farewell Register.
During the numbering season the
woods of northern Michigan contain at
leastb0OOO men, who make their home
in the woods from three to six months in
the year, during which time they are ex-
Guided from all moral. religious and So
cial restraint. While they are in the
woods their time is mostly occupied i'm
work, and of course they cannot indulge
in the vices of the city even were they so
inclined. But how do many of them act
when they leave the woods. We are
sorry to say it is often the contrary to
what they should do. That this conduct
is largely brought about by association
and conduct while in the woods, is but
too apparent to any person who is con-
versant with life in Michigan lumber
camp. Profanity Is so common in the
lumber camps that even the worst "blas.
phemer" in camp is thought none the
less of for the language he uses. The
same in regard to the use of obscene
language. night in lumber camp
by the uninitiated is not likely to be soon
forgotten, Here the man who can re-
count the toughest" stories concerning
himself, and has figured in the most
scrapes, is often considered the greatest
hero. The Police News, dime novels,
and even worse reading, is the common
literature.
With such influences thrown around
them it is not to be wondered at that
they act wild" when they strike the
city" and most of them spend their hard
earnings in a short time in places of ill
resort, and then go back to The woods,
only to repeat the same thing over again.
This is no fancy sketch, but actual facts.
such being the case, who can doubt that
moral instruction is beneficial, and even
necessary. And for this laudable pur-
pose VIM. f. Davis has left remuner-
alive position in the east, and cast his
lot among the w0Odsmen of northern
Michigan with an intention Of lettering
the moral condition of his fellow men,
laboriDg among them without money
and without price"
Mr.. Davis is no common backwOOds
preacher, but college graduate and
master of several languages. He is prob
ably the most learned preacher in the
Saginaw valley to-day. He commanded
a salary of about $1,000 in the east, and
voluntarily left life of comparative
ease and luxury for one of hardship and
priyatiOn that he might labor in hum
bier, but more necessary field. This is
William +. Davis, the evangelist.
Creeds, dOgmas,, faith and religious
tenets, go a great ways on the road to
salvation" with popular christianity, but
acts of self-denial and self-sacrifice as
exhibited by Mr.. Davis show the true
spirit of Christ, which is hard to counter
felt. 1t is true that we differ with MIR.
Davis in religious tenets, but not in the
true spirit of goodness, which is eternal
as the Great Infinite, and as broad as
the universe.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-02-24

The rich men of England passed in
their checks" in large numbers during
the year 1882, as is shown by the fact
that in London alone in the last twelve
months twenty wills were prObated
with personal property exceeding 81 $780,
600 each, as against only three represen-
ting this amount in 1881.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30

The suicide OF the Spanish minister shows how
h'tie we can know OF mans mental condition by
surface indications of tranquility an1 h appiness.
To all who met senior Barca In Washington he an
pcared the favored child of fortune-fortunate
in health, family and wealth, and in z nial,
buoy INF nature that made him friends wherever
Il" went But IL would seem that underneath all
this surface gaiety he Was really the most I'm.
happy OF men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30

According 10 later kilograms "the great Italian
earthquake" was not an earthquake at all The
sinking o; the eaTta, or whatever the CONFUSION
m@y be called, result ID. however, as disastrously
n II 1t were a true earth shake or quake. 1t Is
estimated that at least 1000 persons persisted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30

Atlantic City has curious law, which does no,
allow any boys under 10 years OF age to black
boots or play musical instruments In the streets
We suppose that up TO that age they are expected
10 support themselves by stealing, pure and simple
or live OF their parents labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30

One j. III. Woodward newspaper corresnon.
dent, writes a letter acknowledging that he was
Gen Fosters authority for the assertion that
Hoady's nomination, by his own confession, cost
him $4,000. Woodward upbraids the governor for
repeating the story, declaring that he impaired It
rs secret. He states that Hoadly, In a CONVEX
sA5ion with him tWoodward), complained that
Mclean, OF the Enquirer had made his nonina-
rion cost him much more than was necessary and
that while Hoadly did not name any figure as the
aggregate expense Of gratifying his ambition, he
rasher assented TO the suggestion that IL would
reach $4,000 1t now remains for Judge HoadIy
To confront Woodward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30
CuEAp Fon SuuurR.

200 yards SMALL FIGURED LAWNS, at 6ko. M
ducei from &c.
. 600 yards WHITE INDIA LINEN, -0c worth I26c
90 pieces SEASIDE GINGHAMS 12hc
10 dozen LADIES' 6AUzE VESTS, isc.
~ pisces BLACK GRENADINE. at Sc.
Paraso.s sud Unbrsllss 1t HALF Price
AL SUMNER GOODS AT COST.
GEO. J. JOHNSON.
00 IL Market Spaco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30

The sardlnes used In this country all come from
Europe, according TO the labels on the boxes. but
n short crop OF Menhaden along the New England
coast is nevertheless likely TO put up the price Of
the article this fall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-07-30
DAY GooDs RrDucr1oss."
TRUNNEL & CLARK,
Sill NJ A r K E T ACE.

S11 NJ KET SPACE
As the season advances, have made still further reduc
tons in rices t. close
/ ne great job which sold In HANDKFRCHIFF
at loo, reduced from 25c.. have now made price
i2xc &
a., = large lot Misses SOLID HOSE, full regular. re-
dtlced t. 2,c for all sizes "a grand bargain One
lot Gents Fancy HALF HOSE Csc. reduced from 5Oc.
tul regular.
a job in VIII re INDIA LINEN. 25c., reduced from
8. Vc Joo lot OF plain white LINEN LAWN,
81 &c never SO d for less than soc.
big job III all linen HUCK low ELS 12Kc In this
department we are offering many ba gains. Also, a
grand bargain IN German Damask NAPKINS, large
SIZE all linen very heavy, as. We sod it
Ladies should inspect DRESS GOODS, SILKS
&c, before purchas ng. as we have splendid assert
ment at bottom prices.
sun UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS will be sold at
cost t. close.
Best PRl MS &c. REMNAN rs &c.
AL UOMESTlCS AT "kOCK Bottom"
''ONE Pale"
TRUNNEL h CLARK
Jy2o Sill Market space.
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w ooDwARD & LorHRop.
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
Previous to our sEMI-ANNUAL STOCK TAKING,
which occurs about the MIDDLE OF AUGUST, we
shall make Extensive Reductions IN the prices Of such
goods as we desire to close out We mention few of
those Already Made:
ODDS AND ENDS IN OUR LINEN DEPART
MENT
We call particular attention to few BATIsTE SUITS
which are way down,
Bstists Suits from $40 to 81 80.
Bnti-te suits from 80 to So.
atiste Suits from 8. so to IS. so.
Batise Suits from 50 to IS.
Null Su from SIS to SO.
Null suits from 81. so to So.
Null Suit from So to $40.
Dotted and figured SWISS MUSLIN reduced from
75o per yard to &c., also from tOo to 25c per yard
GENTS Isle THREAD UNDERVESTS. reduced
from 81 .25 to 81 each. All sizes!!!
GENTS BALBRIGGAN UNDERvEsTs AND
DRAWERS. all sizes. reduced from 81 to 75c Rare
Bargain.
GENTS GAUZE AND GOssAMER UNDERvEsTs
at &c., 37c and &c. Guaranteed equal to any in the
market for the same prices
CENTS NAINsOOK DRAWERS feather weight
only 75c. per pair.
BarEain in GENTS Isle THREAD HosE-re-
duced from 75c. to Soc. per pair in colors size 81
ONLY.
NAVY BLUE FIGURED WINDSOR TIES for Elan.
mel Shirts. rauced from Csc. to Soc each to close.
Boating, Fishing and Bicycling Shirts. Bicycling
Hose. Boys Bicycling shirt Waists, &C., at Elk
TREMELY LOW PRICES.
DRESS SHIRTS.
In addition to onr FINE DRESS stJrRTs ,.h,., -
made to ortler (six for 7.6O), have Gents Fine
Shirts at 50c 75c and 81 each. with Reinforced Bosom
full finished which we believe cannot be duplicated
elsewhere for the same price.
CENTS PERCALE and WHITE LAWN TIES, Two
Dozen for csc. Better Grade, 26c. per-doz
42-inch PERSIAN LAWN reduced from s7hc. to Csc.
per yard.
371Sc to CSC.
These choice goods and need only to be seen to be
appreciated.
LOCO yards LACE STRIPE LAWNS reduced from
&c. per yard to Z. to close.
80" yards PHANTOM STRIPE LAWNS reduced
from 12H to 10c. per yard.
SPECIAL!
One lot OF INDIA LINEN. to close!lI
ID and 20c. per yard.
The best value for the money ever offered.
REDUCTION IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
Early customers will find reductions in EVERY DE-
PARTMENT, and be able to secure GENUINE BAR
GAINS which cannot be had at any other OF the
year.
JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
In order to close out Immediately line Of Jerseys in
colors only we will offer the choice at 81 IS each.
1t is unnecessary to speak OF S. so jerseys in
black and colors as they have become firmly estab-
hshed that we find it difficult at times to supply the
demand.
Our IS and s. qualities still continue in great demand
and only need to be seen to be appreciated.
In addition to $40 all silk Jersey we are showing
silk ribbon bow at the reasonable price of $l2 so
each.
These goods at the prices named are unquestionably
WHITE SUITS.
At the reduced prices. White Suits are meeting with
ready SALE and by stock taking we do not expect
to have single one in stock.
them were right and this being the case the balance
are bound to Sell.
WOODWARD Il LoTHROP,
BOSTON HOUSE,
92l Pennsylvania avenue. 921
ONE PRICE. [jy2Sl ONE PRICE,
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LCt SALE-DE -IRABLE LOT ON I'D STREET
Il between Md. and street northeast 22xsO and
others MARYLAND between 1st and I'd streets
n O. LOUIS F.SHOEMAKr r. $40 ct. n. W. ty2S 81
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Dnr GooDs.

DhY GooDs.
BURDETTE,s
Grand Semi Annual Sale will be Continued few days
Longer.
MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY of
next week We viii offer our fntrc Stock of
FIGURED AND DOTTED swIssEs
at 20 cents These are hno goods. aud have sold this
season at 40. 20 and 90 cents.
Great Bargains may he hal tbrou~hor the store es
peCiaIiY in Silk and Fine Dress Goods
CARPETS on Second and Third Floors
w W. BURDETTE,
jyos-3t No. 92s TTH AND zoo sTS N w,
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Now On NEVER.
NOT OVER EIGHTY PAIR IN THE LOT, AND
WHEN THEY ARE SOLD THERE
WILL BE NO MORE.

Children's PANTS a. so cents q pair.
Have you seen the TRUE BLUE SERGE BUTTS We
are selling at $40 suit!
VIII you look at the ENGLISH SEERSUCKER
SUITS We are offering at IS q suit?
Do Jon need a pair Of PANTALOONS! II you do,
why come right here to Headquarters aud we can suit
You both III price and color.
The slightly soile1 WHITE VESTS at 81. So former
price 81 So selling fast and If you need vest why
come and take look at them.
may interest You to know that our line of 81 So
PANTALOJNS Is still large. and if you up way
drop in and look them
In our Boys AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
We have special drives that it wont You any
thing but little time to look at, and you will find it
time wei spent.
If you are looking for anything in the way of HOT
WEATHER CLOTHING come right here and expect
to find Vt.
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