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1851.
Application for Patent.
U. 4. LAND OFFICE,
Helena. M n NnyomharS los

U. 4. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. T.. November =, iSS3.
Notice IL hereby given that the Granite Mouptais
Mining Company, corporation duly organized under
me laws ~ the Territory Of Montana, by Frank l..
Perkins, It's att0rneyin. fact whose postofiIce ad-
dress Is Philipsbnfg. Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. has this day filed it, application for n
patent TO 1900 linear feet Of the PEER lodi. mine or
vein, situated In Flint Creek Mining District, Deer
Lodge county, Montana Territory and designated by
the Official plat and field notes de In this Office as
Lot No, ~ In Township z North, Rsngr l3 West
eaid Lot No. 90 being more particularly dosoribod az
follows. to-wit.
Beginning at the Northwest corner a granite stone
22xl4x6 inches. mtrked 1-t3Ul, for corner No 1
from which the initial point for this district bears
% degs 81 min IVY feet distant. and running
thence ~ decs Is min GOO feet: thence N "a degs
~ min X 1900 feet: thence N 10 dees Is min w 500
feet thence "a degrees 30 1870 feet 10 the placs
OF beginning, containing area of 81 50 acres.
The location OF this mine IL recorded in the Record
er's ONCE of Deer Lodge county, Montana, In Book
81" Of lodes, page 80.
The adjoining claimant to these premises Is the
Granite Mountain Mining Company to the Granite
Mountain Lode. Lot No. "a, on the West,
7tegd r. Atkinson, Register.
N. b. RIsGELISe, Au'y for Claimant.
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No. 1896.
Application for Patent.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, vi r.. Dct 81. INA

L. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. r., Oct. "a, 1873.
Notice Is hereby given tn James G Saverv
whose past"fice address IL CaDlr Deer La r ts,Int
Mountains, has this day hlcd HE application tor a
PATENT OF 100 iLenr u OF The Cattle lode mine ar
VEN. situated IA Moo-r rrrrk mining distict Dret
Lodge count, Aontfn' Territory aud de-. nai,aI h,
The official plat aud field note, ON file 10 rh- Hr..
Lot No. ~ In ! n II Is W, said Lot - bein. de,
srilbeti ~ iolowr, to VII: Heginniig a. the rorrh-
easl corner, auItc RIO e 32xSX7 ihcte, marx ii
tor this disif!ri bcnr- ~ se,s ~ min, r. anl ,,
distant and InI hhlI III ice - dvs y min. fI4,
bel: Thence G0d,tr Hl mi = w 49, te,t: th,Is :.
~ dcr 10 nins w 100 feet. h, ucc 60 ,i,r o. min
l1ol feet To- the p e. Of brgIi ming, conforming n
~ en- o u 10 acre clnnleu AID 51G arr u,i, d ~
Lot ~ hot claimed.
The iocath'b oi this miu- T. r. c,ud.d IN The Pc.
coIder office {" Deer l. de conn H.. Book M "a,
lodes, paee 40.
The adJoIn Gg tliimaHt IL james g. Slavery Il, tb,
Atlantic Cable Extension Lode, Lot 30 on the north
east
=. Atkinson, Register
n. D. RrssELINa, Ait'yfor Claimant. IN 1Ot
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Three years IN the spring. by Live Oak. Dam
py nampy. Ariee Y q full brother TO 81. Thomas
formerly owned BY Sam Scott. E1TF
Also. one Brown Morgan Mare. very hne. nine
years.
One Brown Mare, eight years. by Mountain
Chief.
One Bay Mare. six years, BY Clark Chief dam
~ Live Oak, large blue mare. These mares
are stinted TO Overland.
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the front steps. In little while he came

the front steps. In little while he came
back hurriedly, and soon dog was seen 1t
play with some gents furnishing goods.
Rupert kissed Beryl and started over town.
"When are you coming back, sweetheart Pr
the girl asks.
"Sext August" are the words that the
zephys bear back to her.
"Why do you wait SO long, darling?"
Because" he answers In tear-stained
tones, "dogs are muzzled in August
From "0ver the Garden Wall" by Mrat
Hdistedd.
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Notice to co-owners.

To @. d. Brunson, or his Assigns.
You are hereby notified that have expended
two hundred and forty dciiars [$24Ol In labor.
and improvements upon clam No. 3 southoase
q Discovery on the Levi Burr lode In Flint
Greek Mining District. Deer Lodge county, M. r..
said expenditures Being the amount necessary IN
order 70 hold said premiscs under the provisions
q section 1884 Revised Statutes Of the United
states, Tor the twelve years ending A. d. 1872
And you are hereby notified that II you fail to pay
two hundred and torty dollars lS24Ol expended
~ NE % the said claim No. southeast on the
keyi Barr lode within ninety days from the date
the n thia n0fice al your inherent
In said claim win become the property of ire
subeesiber under said section 14hl.
HENRIETTA aCHNEPEI.
Dess LsAgs. Sept. 80, Ieo1. 743-lSt
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAIRD OFFlCF.
HEfEAI NJ n n......... t,san

HELtNA, Ut. T., Defembcr q, 1888,
Notice 10 hereby given thar the following M ned
settler har iied notice OF his intention u make Hnai
pro.f In support ot hi clsim ami ,hit said ,asp,t
will be made before X. l.. Dali, Clrk OF the srcund
judicial Dfsfrirt Cont al Montana, Al Deer Lodge
u. T.. on January 10. 1884 Viz
MARY JORGRNsoS.
Who mnce Pr--r'nrtion D-cla-aiofy >fai.pent No.
53C5 for The EN- NIX NE4 skA sec. %, T s. OF II
low .
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence isbon and cultivation OF said
Land, to-wt- - 4-~--t
Andrew Hendfickron. Of Race Track Emana.
Stome, Herman Johnson aud John johnson, Of
Warm sprinir r. u, J. Deer Lodge county MONTANA
7o5-6t F.ADKiNs0N. Register.
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BY wapsie, he by Green's Bashaw: dam by
Mambrino Patehen. Overland Il aif-brothsr 10
Gen. Grant. record ISL; West Liberty, SIS,
Jim Lane. 2.S4; oienwood and many other
good ones.
Also, sems fwe-year-eSds- In the -sprine, aiIiss
BY Overland. 81
Gw-Wiii be sold reasonable Tor cash.
Address, THOMAS STUART.
7A0u Deer Lodge.
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Horses For Sale!
Live Oak.

{ The well known and Best Sire OF horsea Tor all
work In Montana: has more fine roadsters than
ell other Montana stations combined ecord
2.42k in the mud, last fall.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
No 1895.
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
400

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
H,LE>A. N. T. October Is. 1881.
Notice 10 hereby gwen that the Granite Noun
tain Mining Company, an ineorpora alton existing
under the laws OF the Territory of Montana, by
Frank l.. Perkins, its attorney in fact, whose
postofiee address 10 Phiiipsburg, Deer Lodge
county, Montana, has this day filed its appica-
ton for patent for 500 linear feet ofthe Granite
Mountain Extension lode, mine or vein, situated
in Flint Greek Mining District, Deer Lodge eoun-
~, Montana Territory, and designated by the Of
hcial plat and field notes on file in this Office
Lot No. rs 10 Township Z North. Range Is W
and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at
the northeast cornsr granite stone 26xl7x6
inches, marked III 500 for corner No. /, from
which the initial point for this district bears N
70 deg 80 min 1895 feet distant, and running
thence 70 deg 10 min w 1900 feet. Thence
10 deg 40 MN 600 feet. Thence " Is deg
10 min 1900 feet. Thence 10 deg AZ min
w 600 feet 10 the place Of beginning, containing
an area of 20. S. acres.
The location Of this mine In recorded in the
ONCE Of the Recorder Of Deer Lodge county, in
Book "K" Of iodes, page 500.
The adjoining claimant Is the Grant, e Noun
tain Mining Company to the Granite Mountain
Lode, Lot Nol74, on the east.
r. Atkinson, Register.
N. B. Ringeiing, Attorney for Claimant.
Tdk-10t
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Red Oak. Stallion.
Arlee. Stallion

-Four years next May, by Live Oak; dam by
Denmark.
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THAT Backing COUCH CAN H 20 QUICKLY
- e,s,a ~ shileh's Cure We guaransss Il.
=" - VI. =. usesey. 541u
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No. 1927.
Application for Patent.

u. =. LAND OFFICE
Helena, M. T., October 20, 1851
Notice II hereby given that Lewis Davis aud Ed.
ward Maron whose Dostoflice address ~ BLACK foot
City, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, have
this day hled their application for patent tor forty
acres OF placer mining land stuateu IN unorgnnized
mining district Deer Lodge county. Montana Tern
tory described In legal subdivisions OF surveyed lad
M follows, 10 witt
The sEA Of Lot No. ,; the MEL of the SEX OF the
NBl ami the ~ OF the SEA OF the Me-. OF section
No. % T10N kSW.
The adjoining claimants to these premises ate
Lewis Davir ct nl aud Adam GerhauseF placer claims
ON he cart and r. II. Klcnschmidt ct al placer claim
ON the south
y. Atkinson, Register
LEWIS DAVIS, Atty for Claimants 7I6IUt
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Peace.
Morse d Wells, PiaintiHs,
w.
: Patrick 0fsrien, Defendant.
The People Of the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing to Patrick O'Brien, Defendant.
fou are hereby required 70 appear at my ofice ID
the Township Of Flint Greek, County Of Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana. within ten days fexclrsivs
az the day of sevicel after service on you Of this
summons, and anewer the complaint on die In On &C.
ton 70 recover Of you the sam OF s5l $500, for
oeef sold and delivered 70 Jon BY plaintiffs 1t rom
request, at the town OF Drummond, IN said c0nnty,
on Octobtr a5th. la6S. - =
And there has been attached BY the Constable OF
said township In the hands Of Paymaster G. L Clark
Of the Northern Pacific railroad money belonging u
700, ead defendant, TO safety any Judgment and
costs that may b awarded against said defendant.
And you are hereby notified that. you fail to M
Pear and answer said complaint as above requirsd
the ssid Plaintiffs win take : Judgment By daanlt
sEainst you and against sid property for the sum Of
~ ~ 100 ane costs of suit.
0svsa Under ny hand. tins eleventh day Of Deoem
~, i68 u. u. FERGUSON,
ses-Sf Jau1s ef ~ psaas.
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MARY LuRGRNsnx
SUMMONS.

In the Justices Court, Township Of Flint Greek
County OF Deer Lodge and Territory Of Mon.
tana, before r. NJ. Ferguson, Justice OF the
Peace.
Morse wells Plaintiff,
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jas. w. EsTDLL's

THE DEER LODGE TRANSFER bus" and
Baggage Wagon, run by the undersigned, connects
with All Passenger Trains and win take passengers
and baggage TO or from any residence in Deer LODGE
U4 j. w. EETIII.. Prom
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-10-19
The SHAM AND THE REAL.

Every good thing has its host of imtators:
every genuine article its counterfeits. Bad
manners and wicked habits have theirs also;
but he who shams the bad never boasts of it,
while they who ape the virtues of the good or
simulate the genuine never hesitate to place
the counterfeit before the public in their most
alluring tones. When these people initiate
Trey always choose pronounced type or popu-
lar subject to copy from; and when they claim
to be as good as $50 and-So'' or to sell an arti
Gle equal to "So-and-So," the public may de-
pend upon it that Mr.. "So-aud-So" and his ar
ticle are always the best of the kind. Thus
the sham is always proving the genuine merit
of the thing it copies.
A firm of esterprising gentlemen produce
and popularize an article of household use,
such as the Royal Baking Powder, whose con-
venience, usefulness and real merit make for
itself an immense and universal sale. hun
bred imitators arise on every hand, and as
they hold out their sham articles to the public,
yelp in chorus, "Buy this; it's just as good as
Royal, and much cheaper! The Royal Baking
Powder is the standard the world over, and
its imitators in their cry that theirs is "as
good as Royal are all the time emphasizing
this fact. In their laborious attempts to show
by analysis and otherwise that the "Snowball'
brand has as much raising power "as the Roy
all" or that the Resurrection" powder is as
wholesome "as Royal or that the Earth
quake" brandsis "asapure as the Royal" as well
as by their contortive twistings of chemical
certificates and labored efforts to obtain recog-
milton from the Government chemists and
prominent scientists who have certified the
superiority of Royal over all others, they all
admit the Royal" to be the acme of perfec-
ton, which is their highest ambition to imi-
tate. But the difference between the real and
these limitations, which copy only its general
appearance, is as wide as that between the
paste and the true diamond. The shams all
nav homage to the sRovali''
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The French / ectures.

Mr. French's lecture at City Hall tonight
will be on sThe Hudson River from Lake
George to the Sea-" Following is a brief out
line of some of the views: The wild defles
of Indian Pass, at the head-waters of the Hud-
son, in the defiles of the Adirondacks; ramble
on the shores of Lake George; down the rapids
and the haunts of Sleepy Hollow; memories of
irving among the Catskills; his grave at Tar
rytown; peace and war at Vassar and West
Point; from the relics of the Revolution to the
modern castles among the hills and down the
river to the great metropolis; glimpses of the
great cities upon the Hudson stroll in New
York to Central Park; the mountain stream,
majestic river, bearing the priceless burdens to
the great wharves; the Brooklyn bridge, the
triumph of SO; vision of the great philan-
thropist and the immortal poet of the Hudson.
The stereopticon will be under the same skill.
full management. There will be three more
lectures in this course.
Reserved seats for the four lectures can be
obtained at Stockbridge's.
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Ancient order OF United workmen.

A lodge of this order will be instituted by
Deputy Grand Master w j.. g. Vose Monday
evening next. The charter list will be closed
Saturday noon. Those parties thinking of
joining as charter members will have to be-
examined before Saturday noon next. DR..
Geo. W. Way is examining physician at Cum
beriand, corner Pearl street.
While mutual benefit association the o.
q. w. presents feature peculiar to itself. 1t
is this: When Grand Lodge has under its
jurisdiction 1000 members the Supreme Lodge
gives it the right of managing its own benefi-
cisry fsnd, which makes it responsible for the
death losses in its jurisdiction and no Others
The Grand Lodge of Massachusetts, has under
its jurisdiction the six &ew England States
with their 100 subordinate lodges and 1900
members, and growing at the rate of zoe
month, already has that power and can now
guarantee its benefits at Comparatively small
-
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St. Luke's Day.

Yesterday was the anniversary of the con-
secration of st. Luke's Cathedral and the day
was appropriately celebrated. There was
beautiful arch of autumn leaves erected in
front of the chancel, while the altar and super
altar were adorned with emblems formed of
brilliant hued autumn leaves. Proper services
occurred IN the morning and evening, and the
various societies OF the Cathedral reelected
their old officers. La the evening Rev. G. A.
Hobrook of Brunswick preached. Bishop
Neeley was unavoidably absent at the conven-
ton in New York.
The annual meeting of the St. Luke Associa-
ton was held last evening and the following
officers elected:
President-Rev. @. NJ. Sill.
Vice President-Chas A. Strout.
Secretary and Treasury-F. G. Fassett.
Executive committee-Chas. A. Strout,
Alfred Saunders, VIM. f. Carpenter.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
Profits of the Trunk Lines-outting Rates.

The New York correspondent of the Boston
Journal says that disquiet has been caused
among the pool railroads by the fact that the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western has
placed tickets to Chicago by way Of the Grand
Trunk on sale on Broadway. This indicates
an aggressive policy to be adopted by the new
trunk line in competing for through business
to the West. Hitherto the Lackawanna has
only sold Chicago tickets at its ferry depots
Not only has the L ickawanna opened ticket
offices in Broadway, but it is cutting rates
Tickets By the new routes are being sold for
$17.50 against Chicago rate of $3.50 by the
Erie and the Baltimore and Ohio, and $50 by
tue New York Central aud the Pennsylvania
roads. The asking price by the Lackawanna
route is S18, but concession to sly so can
readily be obtained. The pool roads are at
loss how to meet this rate without reducing
their own figures and inviting an open demon
aization of the passenger rates. The regula-
tions of tbs pool permit the trunk lines to cut
the Grand Trnnk off from through connec-
tons with them. Railroad men said yesterday
that in such case the Grand Trunk would
'ose more Erie and Central business than il
would get from the Lackawanna, but tbs
jealousies OF the pool roads render it doubtful
whether such measure could be adopted
Similar measures were suggested to punish
the Grand Trunk and Lacka wanna for cutting
FREIGHT rates. but they never were enforced
The situation is believed to point to yard
more open cutting Of passenger rates than has
yet prevailed.
Minor Notes.
The Eastern has received another of the
engines recently ordered.
The Railroad Commissioners are making
their annual inspection of the Boston & Maine
Railroad.
Tha question of leasing the Boston and
Lowell TO the Grand Trunk, which was to
have been considered by the former road the
present week, has been postponed for few
days.
The new fast freight Zine which the West
Shore and Grand Trunk will start next Decem-
Der will commence operation with contribu-
ton OF 1000 cars from each line besides which
other roads, both in the East and West, will
add literally. The new line promises to be-
come an important factor in the TRANSFORMATION
movement between the East and West
Railroad Commissioner Wildes Wednesday
looked over the route of the proposed new
railroad from the Sandy River to New Port
land. De found very easy route as fa as
North New Portland which Can be graded for
narrow gauge road at a cost OF 80 600 per
mlle II crosses the Carrabasset half a mile
ABOVE North Anson village and there leaves
the river, running direct to New Portland
There 1t is proposed to let it swing down near
he chain bridge and from there to Kingfield.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate in this
county have been recorded at the Registry Of
Deeds:
Portland-stephen Pettingill to Nellie NJ
Hatch, land 800
Eliz,beth N Haskell to John Elliott, land
and buildings $3.50.
Mary s. Marsh ct al to Freeman Hatch
land ard buildings.
Dsering-Deering Land company to Susan
K. Blake, land. $40
Freepor G. Pierce TO Henry n Bar
boar, land aud buildings. $1,000.
Naples Newsli A Trafton to John A.
Chute, land $25
Emily S. Woodman to John A. Chute, land.
$500.
Charles W. Bray to John A. Chute, land.
$50.
Major jackson to John A. Chute, land. $40
john A. Chute to Eta M. Chute, land. $500
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passeneer Statement.

During the last quarter ending September 80,
1888, there were landed at this port 68 immi-
grants, OF whom SO were males and Is females.
All of them were Nova Scotians. AS to their
occupations, there were 4 clerks, IL farmers,
fishermen, mariner l, merchants 2, no occu-
patton 81, salesman /, and tinsmiths 16.
OF passengers, other than immigrants, there
were 27S, Of whom 1877 were males and 81 fe-
males. OF these 26 were Canadians, SO Nova
Scotians, and 1854 from this country. All of
these passengers were cabin passengers
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MI Cyrus Yates. of Saco, died quite sudden
ty in this city Saturday night. He had for
merly been employed in the York Machine
shop and came to Portland last week to work
in the Locomotive Works, Friday night he
was taken suddenly i'll, and died as above stat
ed. The immediate cause of his death was an
internal abscess. He was supposed to be in
perfect health when he left Saco. He was a
member of the Ssoo Lodge of Odd Fellows.
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Portland Provident association.

At the annual meeting of the Portland Prov
idant Association, held last evening, the fol-
loving officers were elected for the ensuing
year:
President-Henry Fox.
Vice Presdents-J. j. Gerrish, Samuel
Rolte, Edward r. Chase.
Treasurer-Alfred Woodman.
Seeretsry-C. g. Hayes
AdVisors-T G. Bersey, John Yeaton, Will
liam w. Brown, Eben Corey, Edward Gould,
Isaac f; sturdivaat, Richard Cole, Francis K.
Swan, William A. Q aincy, Lewis Pierce, w.
s.. Dana, Alfred HASKELL, John Dennis, Ezra
Carter, James p. Baxter, 81. q. Barnes, Thorn
as Pencil, II. n. Burgess. Lorenzo Taylor,
George Trefetben, w o. Fox, Charles Henry
Chase. S. W. ThaxIer, Charles S. Fobes
General AgeDt-W. T. PbelaD.
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Racenrion ar the Second Parrish

The Second Parish church and society, ten
dered. last evening, reception to their new
pastor, Rev. Charles Ell. Daniels. The early
part of the evening was spent in introducing
Mr. Daniels to his people, after which boun-
tiful supply of cake and ice cream was served
by youthful walters The vestry was crowded
and young aud old seemed to enjoy the even
ng in.the highest degre,
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Municipal Court.

.EfokE itp@h GOULD
THURsDAY.-John Cannon. Obstrusting the side
walk. Fined SIS and costs.
Philip Cafrey. Common drunkari. Thirty days
in county Jail
Tasty Mulkern. Assault Fined 81 and costs.
Bridget McNulty. Assault. Fined SIS and costs.
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Hub Punch. added 10 the good things of
the table, undeniably enlsrges the pleasures of
life and encourages good fellowship and good
nature II rightly eni ,yed "-sprinafeld Re-
Sold in bottle by Grocsrs, Druggists, and
Wine Merchants every here.
publican Ocl15MTb&F&w
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NOTICE rs BEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed and taken
upon himself the trust of Administrator of the
estate of 49,
JOSEPH R. HATCH. late of Portland,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and given
bonds as the law directs All persons having de-
mands upon the estate of said deceased are required
to exhibit the same and all persons indebted to said
estate are called upon to make payment to
HERBERT M. SYLVESTER, Administrator.
Portland, Oct Is, 1888. oct19dlawF3ws
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NEW ADvERTIsEmENrs TO-DAY.

N N w AU III n hS HINN ELNES EV-WAX,
ENTERTAINMENTS.
The Hurry French's Lectures
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fine Arts--J It. Stubs.
Fine Neckwear-Cbas Gusts & Co.
Rtnes Bros. g.
LadieA-Owen, Moore g. Co.
MilieIt g. Little-2.
Opening Mrs. Nellie G. Nichole.
Notic, is Hereby Given.
Wisonia Magnetic Insoles.
Stolen-Bay Mare.
For Sals-Houses. Lots and Land
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Mrs. Dryden Bedding Bros & Co. Knitting Silk
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Fur Seal C1oaks.

A Saving of $500 on every Seal Skin
Sack bought of us within the next ten days.
We offer To-day, at our New Store, new
lot of finest and newest Fur Seal Sacks at
$25 less than usual price of such qualities.