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The Fremont County record., 1883-04-21
DR.. HENDERSON

Coz { 6es Wyandottc Street. Kansas City, No.
Authorized by the State to treat
AI =. Chronic, Nervous and Private Dis
49, 4 cases, Seminal Weakness Ought
Af3 K issIssi, Sexual Debility less Of fferaak
&TE8 7Ssss-) and all impediments to mar
EASS<Sriage. Also, Plies, Tape-worr,
ssEAI ksS rheumatism, Asthma, Epilepsy
Urinary and Skin Diseases, &c. Cures guaranteed
or money refunded Charges low. Over ~ 900 cases
curcdexperienee is Important. All medicines fur
nished rcaa use-ro running to drug stores. Pa
tients at distance treated by letter and express;
medicines sent everywhere, free from gaze or break
age. No injurious medicines used. No detention
from business State your Gaze and send for terms.
Consultation free and CONFIDENTIAL personally or by
letter. A BOOK for both hscxcs-iustrated-and
circulars CT other thngs, sent sealed in plain wrap
pers for two SC stsmps. n. B.-Dr. Henderson Is
Regular graduate IN medicine. Over i6 years prac-
tice-I2iu Chicago. laSr- My Free Museum is now
open-see description in above book
The Fremont County record., 1883-04-21
peni, and stingeth like an adder.

Statistics show that for every dollar paid
by the liquor interests as revenue not less
than SIS are imposed as taxes on property
holders to pay the criminal expenses grow
ing ont OF the traffic. And vet We often
hear those who claim TO be both patriotic
and intelligent afgning In favor OF licens-
ng the traffic for the sake OF the revenue
o be derived from t. The economy Of the
old lady, who cut piece of one end of her
blanket and sewcd Il on the other 10 make
It longer, Was wisdom compared with that
OF license for revenue.
The Fremont County record., 1883-04-21

Pooling with n threshing machine is
not pleasant pastimc," slys the Indianap-
oils Journal. " The liquor dealers arc tri-
fling with the sovereignty Of the people.
1t is a dangerous business, and they will
find il such before they are much Older
The Fremont County record., 1883-04-21
The Wine Glass.

Who hath woe? Who hath sorrow ? Who
hath contentious? Who hath wounds
without cause2 Who hath redness of
cyes2 They that tary long Mt the
wine. They that 20 to seek
mixed wine. Look not thou
upon the wine when it Is
red; when it giyeth
its color in the
c u T.;
when
ii moye;h
itself
Alright.
At
the last
IL bi;eth like a ser
,,o,. ,,H s,f,w..sl Ike nm o1lar
The Fremont County record., 1883-04-21

CHICAGO. ROCK ELANDGPACFlC RI
By the central position Of its line. connects tie
East and The ~est by the shortest route, and car
ric- rassenSsrs. without change OF cars, between
Chicago and Kansas City. Council Blansx Lssvsn-
uoEtn. A,eh,son. M,nnsapoli. and st- Paul. y
Ines Ines Ct rsad between she A.iansis snd me rseiao
Gent. being sompossd ot Me-s oolnisrsAbls snd
s,.nirs Char Care ru,man, prssinss. e Ne, r,isss "a
II the World. Thrse frains ssswssn cnlaAxo .nd
ssxe saa ainnaspSiis and e. tsai sis he Ssssss
"AlBGRT LEA ROUTE"
New and pl-=Ss x.ss. IA Bsusos and kAnks-
hee. has reeently been opsnsd between nieh haord.
Norfolk. Newport Ne -, Cha ttanoo1a. Atlanta. Au-
gu.ta. Nashville, louisvils. Lsxingfon. 4onnatf,
lldiznaEclis and L.fzro cite. and oasahz. A1Ensep-
An Tsroash Fs.ssassss Trsvsi 81 ysss i.pssss
Tisss.. soy s.is 4 y, ssns.paa rsskss oasssi4
e os : ssSsss ,s s = ~ =
tos detailed iafornAtlea. sss ~ nass - vssA-
GREAT ROCK ISLAND aouTg,
A your nssxs.s Tsshss o1e~ e s11.s.
vi>s rss> = esnIHss oss1Isk = ras ~
otlscAoe-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

Gov Cleveland positively refuses to call an extra
session of the legislature or to convene the
Tor the confirmation of nominations He says the
responsibility for the defeat of important appoint
ments shall rest where It belongsupon the re-
puolicans and Tammlnyites, who made a combi-
nation to that end. The governor has more back
bone than the politicians supposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

The republicans of the Pennsylvania State
Senate yesterday passed their partisan cen
Er.sSonal apportionment bill. Senator Stewart
1he independent leader opposed it but could not
command the support OF enough OF his former adj
nerents 10 defeat 1t. This renders apportionment
at the present session Of the legislature very
doubtful and widens the breach between Stewart
and the Stalwarts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

Universal qualification is expressed at the award
OF the contract for street sweeping for the next
Swo years from july LIST to Col L. p. Wright, Of
Chicago. The thoroughly satisfactory manner in
which Col Wright executed a former contract
here gives assurance that he will not only keep
She streets clean, but will do the work at sea-
sonabie hours, when it will interfere the least
with the comfort OF the public and the interests
CT the business people
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War ON Hon p rcEs. +
MISFIT STORE,

miSrll SIORE,
CORNER I0rH AID f STREETS.
We are determined to maintain the reputation OF SELL
"a S 1 NJ At lowec prices than any house
worth go at 50. Cniy few left and Cannot be re-
placed
our so Blue Flannel Suit. worth sls. forss.
Cur So Blue Yacht Got, Suit. worth SIS. at sl2
our SIS Blue Yacht Goth suit, worth SO at SIS
tienIIirs SeersuCSer suits at S12, worth SIS.
fn5tish seersucker ults at %. worth Sl0.
obi flannel oats at -. 80. worth Sc
Good Cashmere and Cheyiot Suits at Sc, ST. 50 and
tl0, all wool. worth fully double
Black Diagonal Suits at Slb, worth SIS.
Black Cloth Salts at SIS worth $40
finest Black Braadcloth Suits at S25. worth $50
Fine CorKscrew Suits at u.s. worth s25.
FlDe Blue Serge SUITS at Sl2. worth
Brown and Black Tricot Prince Albert Coats and
Vests q. SIS. worth 80. ~
Blaes Drap d'Eta suits. Coats and Vests in great
variety.
Dress Pants at s. 81. 3d. 49, ST. s. and Ss-Barsans.
WORKING PANTS
At62 IS. 81 cents 81 81 IS 81 sOsbout one half
usual price.
For Boys. 4 to IL years old.
Suits sitle Is. 81 So 81 u.s. 81 and s. 60 worth just
Suits at So. worth IS.
Suits NJ 4, worth z.
SUITS At J. worth 8.
Suits at g. worth 10.
For Boys from IA to IT.
Butts at S3. worth SIS
Butts at T. worth 8.
Suits at S, all WOOL worth So
Suits at g. al wool. worth 10.
THE MIsFIT STORE.
Corner 10th and f Streets
Like every success has unscrupulous imitators. Be
sure. therefore. and come TO the corner OF
TENTH AND STREETS. my2s
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR COOKED RATIONs.

RECRUITING RxNDEkvous. q. 8. ARMYl
1915 STREET NORTHWEST,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., May 20. 1883
Sealed Proposals in nphcate, subject 70 the usual
conditions Will be received ct this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON, JUNE SIXTH. 1883. e which time
and place they viii Be opened in Of bidder for
recruits ct this rendezvous during the fiscal year end
ing June 30th 1884 Three substantial meals daily and
hon The rations must be furnished ct place conve-
The government reserves the reht to reject any or
eli proposals.
Fun information win b furnished on application 10
zhis ONCE.
Envelopes eontsining groposa,s shculd Be- narked:-
8. M WHTTSIDE
my9 J-et Captain 9th Cav. Recruiting O0cw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

The city authorities OF San Francisco are making
m Official inquiry as TO what becomes OF the
1mpounded dogs. They Will do well to pause.
They are tread1ng the verge of ticklIsh ground.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

The next Virginia democratic convention to
assemble aG Lynchburg on the 25th of July, will
be composed OF 6iS delegates, should the counties
send their full quotas The recent election has ma
turally had most encouraging effect upon the
party 1t has removed that dependency created
by repeated defeats, and under the spur of re-
newed hope the democrats are already stirring in
many OF the counties. The indications are that
there Will be general rally OF democratic leaders
and workers at the convention. 1t Is proposed to
reorganize the party upon a more vigorous and
efficient basis, and strenuous efforts will be made
70 get the readju tiers back into the fold. AT the
November election One-half the state senate and
all the lower house of the legislature will be
chosen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

The bare suggestion OF g n. Butler as the demo-
cratic candidate for President sets the teeth of
southern democracy on edge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1883-05-30

Mr.. Murch. the alleged investigator, claims that
he will be able to show that he is not such fool
as he has been represented to be. The public will
watch with some interest to see how he is going
TO do IL.
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Decoration Day, which had its origin in the "a

Decoration Day, which had its origin in the pa
friotc Impulse OF American women while the
country Was convulSed with the shock OF civil
strife, has become one OF the recognized national
holidays. and popular interest ia its observance
extends to all classes OF our people. IL was first
spontaneous manifest alton OF woman'S sympathy
Tor the soldier and OF her recognition OF his claims
10 his country's gratitude For a period, even
when war had ceased. the day revived bitter MEM
cries 1t could not be otherwise, for grief at the
loss OF th0Se whose graves were honorei was still
fresh and poignant: but time. the great healer
ailayed the bitterness, and memories OF the dead
soldiers gallant life and honored death are no
longer mingled with feelings OF hatred or revenge.
Decoration Day Low witnesses a calm outpouring
OF nations gratitude, AMI most pleasing fea-
ture OF the annual ceremonial Is the presence and
participation OF those who were enemies in war.
It Is fast becoming the popular custom to deck the
graves OF all soldiers, those OF the los ng as well
as those OF the winning cause, and the suggestion
that the day shall become the common property
OF both sides, that a reunited people shall strew
The flowers upon the graves OF the ex- UniOniSt
and ex-ConfederaJc without distinction, is most
favorably received The politicians made an effort
70 appropriate the occasion to their own selfish
uses, but there was halIOwing influence about 1t
that saved it from such Dissertation.
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GREAr REDucr1os In Pn1cEs.

GREAr REDUCTION In Pn1cEs.
BLACK GROS GRAIN SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK RHADAMA SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK OTTOMAN SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK SURAH SILKS REDUCED.
BLACK SATIN SURAH SILKS REDUCED.
COLORED GROS GRAIN SILKS REDUCED.
COLORED RHADAMA SILKS REDUCED.
COLORED SURAH SILKS REDUCED.
COLORED OTTOMAN SILKS REDUCED.
ALL SUMNER SILKS REDUCED.
ALL SILK FOULARDS. BLACK AND COLORS, 49o
s. L. HEMPSTONE,
500 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
ONE PRICE. IN PLAIN FIGURES my29
4 n PER CENT. DISCOUNT.
" Referring to advertisement of above discount it
embraces every item Of stock of Dry Goods Laces
&c, &c.
No exception. JOHN T. MITCHELL.
my293t 93l Pennsylyania avenue.
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The opposing party papers In Virginia have pub
lished such conflicting reports and contradictory
claims about the recent election that the public
have been kept In state of uncertainty as to the
result II Is evident, however, that the democrats
have won the right to crow. They have made un-
expected gains In all portions OF the state, while
the cOaliionists have but little else than losses to
count. There Is reason, though, to doubt whether
the result VIII exercise any great Influence uDOn
the coming fall election. The returns show that as
Usual elections, local friendships and preju
dces have made themselves felt at the ballot-box.
In many counties mixed tickets have been elected,
the people voting for the most popular men
Eardless OF the efforts of party leaders to keep
them in line. In some counties pur, ly local uueS-
lions had marked influence. The November cleo
tion will be distinctive party contest, and though
the democrats have developed an increased
strength they must not count upon getting posses
Sion OF the field without a fight with Malone upon
bigger scale than the present skirmish.
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REDUCTIONS IN CHo1cE GooDs.

W. II. SINISTER SONS
HAVE REDUCED THE PRICES OF GREAT
MANY DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS. Ow.
ING TO THE COLD SPRING MANY CHOICE
GOODS REMAIN UNsOLD. AND THEIR
STOCK Is STILL VERY LARGE. RATHER
THAN CARRY THEM THEY OFFER EXTRA
GOOD BARGAINS. AND BUYERS CAN
HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OF BUYING
NEW AND ELEGANT MATERIALS AT
VERY Low PRICES.
FANCY WOOL sUITINGs AT MARKED DOWN
PRICES.
GREAT BARGAINS IN PURE LINEN LAWNS.
QUALITY !, USUALLY SOLD AT 45C NOW $50
QUALITY2. USUALLY SOLD AT 3714o.. NOW 200.
QUALITY 3. USUALLY SOLD AT soc, NOW1so.
THESE BEAUTIFUL AND DURABLE GOODS
ARE THE GREATEST BARGAINS WE HAVE EVER
SEEN.
$50 DOE. CoLORED BORDERED HEM STITCHED
HANDKERCHIEFS. AT 121sc. PIECE. FORMER
PRICE Csc.
..PLUMETTEs." WHICH ARE HALF WOOL,
GRENADINES. WHITE GROUNDS. WITH SMALL
COLORED FIGURES. DO NOT TUMBLE OR
CRUSH. AND ARE FAR SUPERIOR TO ANY
THING OF THE KIND WE HAVE EVER OFFERED
AT 12Xc., WHICH PRICE Is ASKED FOR THE
COMMONEST OF COTTON GOODS.
GREAT REDUCTIONS IN FANCY SILKS. BRO.
CADED SILKS ALL SILK MARKED DOWN TO
75c. THESE GOODS WOULD BE CHEAP ATs1
WE STILL HAVE THE BEST AND CHOICEST
STOCK OF FRENCH sATEENS IN THE CITY,
$50 STYLES, WITH PLAIN COLORS TO MATCH TO
SELECT FROM.
PARTIES FITTING OUT FOR THE SEASHORE
OR MOUNTAINS WILL FIND RARE ATTRACTIONS
AT
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS.
N. B.-THE BEST is THE CHEAPEST. ny2S
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SCRAP PICTURES.

81 Of Relief and scrap-book Pictures. birthday Carde
Paper Dos French Tissue Paper. Don't forget to iaI1
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KEEPS
SUMNER OPENING
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS,
WHERE YOU CAN FIND THE BEST STOCK AND
LOWEST PRICES.
IF YOU WANT UNDERWEAR
Go to KEEPS 437 7th street ., W,
IF YOU WANT FANCY HALF HOSE
Go to KEEPS. 437 7th street n. w.
IF YOU WANT ELEGANT NECkwEAR
60 to KEEPS. 4S7 7th street n W.
IF YOU WANT BICYCLE SHIRTS
Go to KEEPS, &S7 7th street A. ".
IF YOU WANT SILK UMBRELLAS at s. s.. So "a
orS6 Go to KEEPS. 437 7tb street q. v,
IF YOU WANT TRAVELLING BAGS
KEEPS is the place TO get them.
IF YOU WANT SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHa &C.
Go to KEEPS 437 It'll street n. W.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST SHIRTS
Buy KEEPS, at x37 7th street q. ~,
KEEPS SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE fonly ono
quality the very best). six for 50. Perfect al aud
satisfaction guaranteed.
OLIVER P. BURDETTE,
437 SEVENTH STREET N. W..
my26-et Sole Agent for District Of Columbia
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come pictures Tor the little icils scrap book MIL
lU PER CENT DISCOUNT ON ALL cAsH
SALES.
On aad after MONDAY. MAY 2srH we Win Offer
Special Inducement to Cash Buyers Of
10 PER CENT DISCOUNT.
Our Stock embraces an the desirable novelties OF IA
season IN Light WooaenA Cotton Fabrics aud Ilno6
Lawns Complete Lines OF White Goods Of al Efr.da
lace Stock Damask 0renadinea, Hambures Dotted sn1
Figured sws3 Linen 6heettne1 Pillow LInsns Tahl0
Damask. Napkinsv Towele. and Q full line of Hou1Ds
Keeping Goods. at prices that would pay you 70 lay Q
JOHN T MITCHELL,
my98 Isl Peunsyivanis avenus-
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

w Wagon and One Hundred Dollars capital, to en-.
gage IN business that will pay 100 per cent In Wash
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IrOR SAILS. J. MEEKS. Gal @ STREET NORTH.
y west offers rare Inducements In Carriages of all
styles Cal and examine before purchasing elsewhere
Top and top Sidebar Buggies Ph@tons familyCar.
rlages business Wagons. Surveys, Village Carts Har-
ness, Whips. &c. Repairing and painting PROMPTLY
done. WIZ sell cheap and terms to suit. An work
guaranteed.
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Lovely White Linen Lawns 20. and nm
Lyons 0fos- Grain Silk. 75c.. worth 81.
Rich Black Satin, Toe, worth 81
cash. 49, F~~ SSAA' AoA
Androscoggin A Bleached Cotton, SIC
Fun regular Made Hose. l9c and up.
superior A.inch Twiued SILK Sun Umbrella RI r.
Immense Al Linen Towels, (22X45) lee,
Douole-fold All Wool French Cashmere S7kc
Perfect Fitting MosQuetaire Kids (WArrantedl RI 16
Entire stock to meet recent decline in prices ct
BRODHEAD CO.'S
myl9-26, 1880 1905 + street northwest.
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y EDUCED-BOARD. AT BROOCHES RESTAU.
II rant near National Theater, from June LIST per
month SO week. So day, 81; regular breakfast Soc
New Bill Of Fare-Soups. 10c Entrees 15c. Roasts
2Sc. Everything at reduced price Frsfclas IN ever
best people Of the city. ~
Goo0 Free Lunch served all day. rnv28.lts
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EOR SALE-CHEAP, LOTS ON NEW HAMPsHIR1
square feet on New Hsmpshire avenue. Dnponl
proved by handsome Cottage. at s.. 50o Also Lot %
ieet 'front.' on street between 14th and 18th Of so
cents per square foot and Sc feet front on strest
between 18th aud l4th at IS cents foot and many
other bargains. W. +. BURFORD.
nylS 6O4 street northwest
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WANTED-A RESPONSIBLE MAN WILL PAY
whole in ten equal monthly instruments, commenoing
my22.2 ws
time deposits; United States Bonds bought and sold
It market rates. Collections made everywhere. by h
SQUIER CO., Bankers. 1ll6 Pa. ave. ml9-Sm
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.

FOR RENT-sToRE SUITABLE FOR GROCERY
IL ana Provision business, part Of city within
half block Of Pennsylyania avenue; low. APP
ply TO WESCOTT WILCOX, corner Doth and streets
northwest my96-6t
FOR RENT-TWO sTORES-822 AND 824 7TH
street northwest separately together. Possession
at once. Apply TO G. ADAMS. 602 Z street northwest
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03

If, at preconcerted moment, every railroad
 bridge was destroyed, every canal lock blown
 up and every telegraph pole overthrown, the
 English garrisons of constabulsry would be
 thrown into confusion and for time made
 helpless. The result would be, if nothing
 less, to convince the world that Irish people
 are united to resist opposition. ''The Irish, l"
 he observes fare sentimental race, but fatter myself that practical, and have given them something practical to do.''
 The Adiutant General of the State of Mas sachusetts is authorized by law to employ five clerks with fixed salaries and such other clerical assistance as may be necessary. He five provided by law. Mr. Wolff, colored man, has held one of the five regular clerk ships, and has been very efficient. Since the change in the Adjutant Generals office it has been decided, in the interest of econo- my" to reduce the number of clerks, and the one selected for discharge was MT. Wolff. His removal has aroused some criti- cism, and it is charged that he was removed because he wasuan activs- Repabiican werkeE.a Oue OI us IfI6nQS WauES GO KQOW Wa6bu6r Governor Butler is not fast forgetting the oath he swore after the charge of s'the Black Phalanx," and thus sets it down to jog his memory: ''As I rode along among them, guiding my horse this way and that way, lest he should profane with his hoofs what seemed to me the sacred dead, and as I looked on their bronzed faces upturned in the shin ing sun, as if in mute appeal against the wrongs of the country for which they had given their lives, whose flag had only been to them flag of stripes on which no star of glory had ever shone for them, feeling had wronged them in the past, and believing what was the future of my country to them, among my dead comrades, then swore to myself a solemn oath: May my right hand forget it's cunning and my tongue eleave to the roof of my mouth if I ever fail to defend the rights of these men who have given their blood for me and my country that day and for their race forever, and, God helping me, will keep that oath"
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03

The sparrow question is disturbing Austra- lia. A bounty for the destruction of the pests is offered there and their heads and eggs come in by tens of thousands.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03

Judge Symonds, of Maine, decides that a corporation cannot be liable for injuries to an employe caused solely by the fault of a fellow employe.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03

Senator Stewart Gndependent) of the Pennsylvania Legislature has introduced bill ''to emancipate the people from bondage to the politicians, and preserve the self re- spect of the candidates for offios," which for bids persons running for office soliciting votes in their own behalf, or pledging mon ey or place to voters or pay for carrying them to the polls. The bill ought to pass and similar law be made and enforced in every State
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03
Last week January sale highly successful but that was only the advance of the skirmishers' Now 
 The Charge of the Heavy Brigade!
 Is BLACK SILKS THAT LEAD THE VAN.

Our position m she of Haven is we'll a household word that whatever you may go the other stores fOr must to Adams for silks. We'll thenour Black Silks are to be brought to the this week. prices made them that W make this sale memorable to the fortunate buyers Aline of Silks, which have had great success with i'm the last two years and consider to be the marked down during this sale as follows: The Sl the S1 10 grade to 05c Abeautifl French Black SIX
 
 quality from s1 8 tO and anoheE from Sl 55 to nihcemt 2Ainch goods which the price has been S will be sold for $2 and lower number of the same width, will $H.96
 Now be it Observe thts Is no chance lot about which an vi All these the regular staple goods that sell out and year n the goods made held position the lead- ing silk i'm New Haven. After the sale when we to have them back to prices, then they will be safe from competition.
 Why To Vved dO We'll that is affair.". We would a haIfadred dollars raf fling i'm printing large advertisement which All other bargains announced last week will be continued, the goods hold Outs many will be made in Linens Cotons ShaWls Press Goods the read the short notices last of Regis ter newspaper.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03
EDITORIAL NOTES.

The ''Edmunds boom" is progressing fine ly so far, We hope it will continue to pros per
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03

The grand jury of St. Louis has been strug- gling with the liquor question. It recom- mends city license fee of $1,Ooo for each liquor saloon, with the exception of those where only wine and beer are sold, for which they recommend 8 license fee of $500. At present there ace 1,S0O saloons in St. Louis, from which the city derives about $2oO, 900 of revenue annually, and it is believed that under the proposed change this amount would be doubled and the number of saloons reduced one half.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03
BROWNS IRON BIT

BROWNS IRON BIT TIERS acts like a charm on the digestive organs, removing all dyspeptic symptoms, such as tast- ing the food, Belching, Heat in the Stomach, Heartburn, etc. The only Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teeth or give headache.
 Sold by all Druggists. Brown Chemical Go
 Baltimore, Md.
 See that all Iron Bittcrs are made Dy Brown Chemical Co.,, Baltimore, and
 have crossed red lines and trade
 mark on wrapper.
 BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
Morning journal and courier., 1883-02-03

The movement for divorce reform in Maine has taken practical shape in bill upon which the Judiciary committee of the Legis- lature has agreed, which proposes to repeal the discretionary clause in the existing law, and to substitute for it five or six specific causes for divorce, and also to forbid the marriage of the hbelee within two years after the entry of the final decree, and then only by permission of the court.