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The Arizona champion., 1884-02-02

desiring to visit adjacent points of in
 terest in. the surrounding country.
 The Black Brothers, from their long residence in the county make efficient guides and spare no pains to please all classes of customers from the dude to the festive COW boy.
 The names of Daggs Bros. and John Clark are too widely known in northern Arizona to require an intro duction to the patrons of the CHAM PIoN. The fact, however, that the above gentlemen are associated to- gether in the wholesale meat business in our city, may not be generally known. Being practical stock men and fortunately in the possession of ample means to develop their enter prise, they expect, in the near future to extend their business over the en. tire line of the A. & P. road. Messrs. Daggs & Clark have large and con- veniently arranged market house with an elegant office in connection. They enter the trade confident of success. They rely upon the superior quality of the beef O. 1, mountain section to bring to them trade that will repay them for the expense attending the necessary preparation tor large busi- ness. Beef, mutton, game and ranch butter may be found at Daggs Bros. x Clark's. together with all other ar tlcles pertaining to that branch of trade
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22
The Famous Arctic Explorer.
 Lowell Mass Mail

Lieutenant Greeley has to a great de- gree recovered from the effects of his severe experience, though there is still an unmistakable trace of lassitude in his move nents, particularly when walking or speaking. Personally he is a hand some, modest and fascinating gentle man. He seems always willing to an- swer questions regarding his Arctic life. He stlll declares his belief in an open polar sea His reasons are the existence of currents flowing from south to north, carrying warm water below, the ice flow ing northwaTd, which could not be un- less there vas some such expanse of open water beyond. A region of solid ice about the pole would make such a move ment cf Coating ice impossible. The tidal action itself is an argument in favor of this. The scientific results of the ex- peditiou WeEo very valuable--eighty specimens of new plants and also many specimens of lower animals. The col lection of meteorological and other data is invaluable. When the lieutenant first went aboard the Thetis he weighed I7o pounds. In six weeks he gained sixty pounds, and has since lost two, making a net gain of ifty-eight. He was iorty years old last March, but looks young for his years, and bears in his counten- ance no marks Of the suffering he has en- dured.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22
A Bargain m Corner Lot.

is what most men desire, but to keey from filling grave in a cemetery lot er' half your days are numbered, alway. keep supply of Dr. nerce's "Colder Medical Discovery by you. When tn. first symptoms of consumption appeal lose no time in putting yourself unde' the treatment of this invaluable medi cine. It cures when nothing else will Possessing, as it does, ten times the vir tue of the best cod liver oil, it is not onl, the cheapest but lar the pieasantest ts take. It purifies and enriches the blood strengthens the system. cures blotches pimples, eruptions and other humors. By druggists.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22
SALT RhEuM
And Every Species ot Itching and Burning Diseases
 Positively Cured.

uCZEMA, or Salt Rheum, with Its axonixnx itch N inF and burning. instantly relieved hy . uarm
 bath with curicrkA Soar, and single appii- cation of CrTIerRA, the great skin Cure. This re- peated daily, with two or three doses Of CrTicrRA kEsoLvESr, the New Blood Pssrifer. to keep the blood cool the precipitation pure and un;rrirasinx. the bowels open. the liver and kianeys active, wfp speedily cure EezenA. Tsts~r Ringworu,. Psoriaas. Lichen Prarftus, Scaled Head, Dandrun, and every species of Itching. scsiy, and Pimpy Humors cs the scalp and skin. ~hsn the best phy ysicians ans all knovn remedies fail.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

each others assaults. and she bent over him and fondly kissed him
 You are not looking wen to-nighl, my dear.n he said, smoking her hair.
 No.r she replied, "my feet pain me dreadfully."
 "Thafs because you wear shoes tvo sizes too small for you"
 Then the trouble began once more.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

Will MeDoaazx. 2s42 Dearborn s., Chfcaeo, gratefully xeknowi- -.yes .ure of Sait isheum or head neek. lace, arms and iegs snseeu yeArs not able to walk. except on hands and knees, fos enc year: not able to help himself tor eight yeArs tried hundreds of remedies. doctors pronounced his case hopeiess. permanently cured by CrTicUkA kksoLvENT tbiood parinesl internally. and CrTI- ccKA snd CrTicckA soAf tthe great skin cares) externally.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22
The Trouble Renewed.
lDesroi. Free Pr~ss.l

My dear," said vie to her husband, q know that Ian dreadfnlly cross with you at times. that I an not patient q l should be, and think the cane can be said of you.s
 @Yes, certainly" he frankly acknovl- edged, l am almoss as bad as you are.
 "WAatt thm P
 sI-I say that I am just as much to blame q yop are"
 sl think, vent on the lady, that VI e0eht to cultivate { mutual eo1eration oi
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

MT. Sehn rhiel. Wiikesbarre, Pa !, writes:- l have suffered from Salt Rheum lar eight years, al times 90 bad fixt yua attend so my business for weeks at sime Three boxes of Ct ri- cCRA. aud four eptties REscL VENT, have entirely cured me of tEis dreadful disease.
 Sold by all druggists. Price: CrTIcrRA, g cents: kksoLvk>T. 1i.au. SOAP. x cents. PorTKR DRuG AND CHEMICAL Co.,, Boston, NAss.
 Send fer {" n ow to Core skfn nsseases. .,
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

Holland Kas lo,ooo vindmillx During . prelidsnkA campaign America can seo Holland an4 ko her about so,oco wind- mills be&f9.- --Ncrrisfens HSvelk.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

sls your hushand a odi Fellow r @Well, l should imagine he is; never
 saw such strange maa n my 6ie-At- Iasks CsasAikskics.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

Chaa. uoaghf0a. EsQ.. lawyer. 9s ssase Street. Boston. reports of Salt Rheum under Dis obsers alton for ten years. which covered the patients body and imhs and to which all Known me h"ds of treatment md been applied without ben eft, which was completely cured solely by The t,U-
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

r. n. Drake. Es0.. Detroit. Mich. suffered
 untold tortures from salt Rneam. which appeared on his hands head and face, and nearly destroyed his eyes. Alter the must careful d ctortBe and !
 consultation oi physicians failed relieve him. ht used the crTleg RA RENEDIEs. and was cured and has inained so |, date.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

Cut ca tAe hias-The euiIloeine. .-Mts Kork Eesvssk
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

SOAP. An Exquisite Toilet So l Bath. and Nufsery sanauve.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.

For Ii ksts or further information of the above Lot tery address.
 DAVE (. JOMNsTON. csvingsen, Ny. Amounts of S and over. hs Express s, my xpepse.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22


 William Cullen Bryant, when chal- lenged once to fight duel, coutrived to fasten the charge of cowardice on ashe other fello~ " vsry neatly, and with little trouble His reply having been incor- rectiy reported in the notices of his death, his son-in-law. Parke Goodwin, publishes the facts as follous:
 Mir. Bsyans was challenged by Dr. Holland. nov deceased, on account of some offensive words that had appeared in the Evssisg Post; but remembering that Dr. Holland had been previously challenged by William Legget without taking any notice of the challenge, he 5replied to this effect:
 ~My DRAR SlR: am not familiar with the code of the dnelist, hut believe that, according to its provisions, no one has a right to send . ehallenge to 6ght duel 90 losg e a unAasvered challenge hangs over his head"
 Then the matter was dropped
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

"The lady! the lady I" T cried. Bertha-where is she? l saw her She was on fire! saw her hair burn -l-r
 My dear, sir" said a gentleman, taking my hand kindly, "I assure you no one has been hurt. This is simply . domino which some one has cast aside. A cigar-the eame of the gas-some- thing has set it en fire. Be calm. You fancied you had set a'lady on fire. Is it not that P
 was calm nov. I knew that no human being could have been burned in that place, without the knowledgs of the crowd, and l apologized for myself, and took my way home heard them say that had been drinking, and lsugh al me as left them and went out into .As gray dawn.
 took the 6rst carriage, and reached my rooms as speedily as possible. With out undressing, flung myself on my bed, and slept loag and heavily. lt was late the next day when 1 awoke. Some one was krocking at my door. Stagger- ing to my let, opened it. Theodore Ripka stood there, pallid and hosrox-stricken, holding tn his hand . yellow envelope. sGreat heaveasi what nevs have !" he cned. "Oh, Emil, what horrible news! hive received . telegram from Vienna The Ring theatre is burned. Ny sister Bertha vas among the audi epce, and she has perishsd in the aames ....,-.-,-..,r-.
 .when dit this Aappear l gaspsd, q l l supporsed Aim in my axma He had eeN sufdc3eat ssrength to an- swex-s LASf uigat.n
The Arkansaw traveler., 1884-11-22

oosy to oays at aaSS, tuA ne uau WtltkGu that scene as we'll as the rest of the drama. At last Lamotte relieved him by saying, "When you read the manuscrip, that scene pleased me % much that resolved to retain it in my memory, and have done SO, as you may perceivc.s
 or course voltaire was pleased with the compliment thus strangely paid. La motte was one who had cultivated the faculty of memory.
 DR HOLMES AND THE USHER.
 When Oliver Wendell Holmes visited the centennial he incidentally called al Girard college, and was showu about under the guidance of a boy usher When they stopped at the room whese Stephen Girards old carriage is, which has much the appssrance of the One horse Shay" Mir. Holmes mentioned to the boy usher, That is a very cd carriage" The boy replied that is re- minded him Of the " One-horse Shay.a Mr. Holmes asked if he had read 1t. @YeA sir. and The Autocsst of ths hreakfast IahlH' too" Mr. Holmsl asked, What can do for your kindneaa to me and your astensioofs The boy said, "l would Ike to shake your hand, sir" Mr. Holmes said that vas very small affair, and wished to do more. "WeA sir. will you give me . phoeogsaph efOliver Wendell Holmss fs Mr. Holmes having . photograph h his pockst wFose his name upon t and pEessnfsd | b ths boy.
 AN xlaBELllsHED STORY.
 ThsEe is an anecdose of Lord Beaeona. Seld, better known e Mir. Diszasli, whicA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Los AseRtKs should be represented
at the coming Worlds Fair at New
Orleans. aud no place, not only in this
country bat in the whole werld, can
compete with her II she be properly
represented. Willie the HeRtnn Is
entirely ignorant Of any move IN this
direction, II still ventures 10 suggest
chat cur city and county be properly
represented at what win be tie great
est exposition which bas been held.
The HgnAln suggests that the Mayor
OF the City call together citizens
meeting, and that Mt that meeting
commission OF representative citizens
shail be selected who shall Htly rep.
resent us in New Orleans In the
opinion OF the HRNp. tins isl mat
ter Of very great importance New
Orleans Is the Atlantic port o. South
"a California. Of which Los Angeles
the commercial center The greater
arr 81 those thihgs Whlch southern
California produces naturally seeks
an outlet on the Atlantic So lar as
W.T. are concerned, the star Of empire
takes is way eastward and It is to
the east Tint we, like the followers OF
Mahomet. must lock for that inspira-
ton which should prompt us to great
endeayor That we should take the
measures outlined is matter which
is scarcely worthy ct argument.
southern California must lose no OPP
portunity oi asserting herself espe-
eiAlly On such an important occasion
as that Of the coming Worlds Far ut
New Orleans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Madame J. Fefrtf Deipceh takes great
pleasure 10 informing Der iady customers
that she has. just arrived from Paris. ca the
occasion II the coming holidays. the very
finest assortment d goods ant trimmings
ever seen on the pnoHe Coast.
Her lads patrons hfe g0rdlHily invited 10
call and yafnine hct iplhndid stuck q 'tlN
Rabda, Of s hitch she Is raady u make mp
dresses fl the lltest and most iashiaaqble
ssylea.
Il lisa well known ftet that no 6ria IN hos
Angeles GU l5ntd gi being able &C. compete
with Nadine ]. feffle pelpeeh tuf elegance
style aud perfect tit she Il prepared 60 OIL
any orders entrusted to her etfe, rs ehe nai9
keeps Weuty five 1fessmakers under her sil-
perqisiau, III her old established store, III
North Spring street nuy29slW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

principal bussnafa stFeats IS
eaeatisna. beth ensiel1ils ard danger
ous, an taasls fof the purpose Of ~
lsifne the plpas. The ssfeess them.
sslyes wouilhafe been Disgrace -
this city twenty years ago After the
first rains 81 the present seae5n. wheu
but an inch Of moisture fell e vas
with difficulty that fehicies nagigated
III Tire term be aii7wed-tIs busiest
portions Of Nam aud Spring streets
sheuld se be called upon 70 endure
such rainy aeason rs that last past
the sifcesa would be simply intransit.
able. During the paa years great
progress has been made in The matter
Of sidewalks, but what We want IL
paved streets. At present when even
a small rainfall oecurs, the streets are
boti filthy and uutfaversable II Is
not expected chat they should be
paved al a once. hut a beginning
ean b. made Immediately 20 that an
other rainy SEASON viii not end us en-
tireiy deienselesa 4 similar state Of
affairs exists concerning the fns An
geles river OF course we are not re-
sponsible l6rthe Los Angeles river.
Almost any one Of uswhp had been
eonanlled aeout the Los AngeleariYet
might have suggested something bet.
tor. But. IS it is scarcely necessary
70 observe. the Los Angeles river isau
accomplished fact. And 1t Is noeea-
sary tpaay only that It "a fact which,
Il We dof't DO anything In the matter,
viii constantly impress itself upon Us.
Tie Magor and the nov Council must
attend 70 iha Los Angeles river And
the municipal authorities mast
attend 10 The great question Of
an adequate supply Of water
And there are various other
matters calling for the attention Of
the municipal authorities to which
these must give their attention Il IS
perfectly evident, therefore, that the
absurd cry about taxation is utter
hosh. We cannot have the improve
menls outlined without taxation. Lot
the municipal taxes be what they
should be. but lot the money raised
by taxation be expended honestly.
No one can object to the expenditure
Of the eity's money, 80 that It be ex-
pended iudiciousiy, and this Il pre-
eisely what the municipal government |
is called upon to do. Let US sec,
gentlemen, that you are equal 70 the
emergency. On its part the HERALh
will hold up your afms whenever. IN |
the interests Of good municipal gov
ernm1nt, it may herigia to do So
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03


Tur eed sunsets have como upon
NJ again As yet no tidinRs Of any
extraordinary commission Of nature in
the East Indies on elsewhere has
como % hand, Nar does our partieu-
lar weather prophet pretend to ar
count for the phenomenon. Under
these distressing circumstances the
GirRAtp announces that, us far as the
weather Is concerned. it has nothing
to olFet ii TIE way Of Representations.
II may be asid. in strict confidence,
that this season the weather prophets
so TAI have not come to the front On
their pati this delay is not only mex
eusable but highly reprehensible. BY
tliis lime there hhunld have been soy
ersl meteorological Riehmonds IN the
field 0nly tire election can aeeount
ior tue amentablo absence Of prophs
eeies concerning the weather.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

pHovlbrNer shnpes or ends
rough. hew them as We VII aud
Mr. JOHN Kelly. 81 Now York VIII
probably como to thai conclusion at
last Nh. Grace, who had been elect
ed Mayorof New York once before.
has been re -elaetea 10 that position,
And nov comes Ar John Kelly with
a statement ihat Mt Grace is not 8
citizon Of the United statos Mr..
Kelly was born in this country and
Mr Grace vas not but to all lntents
sha purposes Mr.. Grace is a far better
aitilen q the country than Nj Kelly
Is. Indeed. it IL very hard % under
stand how New Workers. who to be
sure are capable Of swallowing al
most anything, can stomach sneh an
abortion as Mr.. John Kelly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03


Tns HFRAtn desires 70 eonRfatu-
late the citizens el los Angeles he
cauae they have been Sufficiently
sensible to re.eleet Mr. James G.
Kays as city Treasurer and Mr.. Il.
s. Parcels as city Tax Collector, It
q because those gentlemen have been
well tried that the people have called
upon them 70 continue in the service
q their fetlow.citizens With tried
servauts OF the people occupying
these two very important offices with
equally well known and approved
citizens as Recorder and Treasurer Of
the county. and Will President who
has been elected hueause he had gwen
proof that be was IN honest man, the
Democracy may be very well content.
Attended by such waieh,daes the
Goddess Of Liberty may be we'll as
stirred Of tbs safety Of the public in-
ierests.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Get yeuf plumbing ami gas fuihg done At
s. II ferrg'si 70 s9nth MatH street.
The Sunset Range d tae best aud cheap
es. range Ia fhe California market. s IL
Perry. aa south Vain street Is the sole sgei
n Los Angeles. Gldl aHd ste it
The On fifnen st0Tes sHd ranges at & II.
rerfys 50 South Maiu street. eaaa be beat
Tor Che pglee.
ftil iihe NJ parlor and Uiliee stoves Ut s.
n Percy 30 SOUTH Maih street. Howl m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
M tam. Arnlea saINe.

The greatest medical wonder Of the world
Warranted to speedily cure bnrus, bruises,
cuts ulcers sat fhaum, fever cores. caneets,
piles chilblhins, eofua. letter ehapped
hands, and al skin eruptians guuaateeltn
cure ~ every Instance or ineucy refunded
. cents per box For sale bs G. = Heinge
uau.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
DAILY HERALD


Tie HraGn Steam rfiatius HuHfe f. hqt
ssroaasad - aup inh printing 0tief ia DE
Pacific Coast ol4tiids y Fan ffaflfIsa1 10
fariiilieE far doing job work Lay prices
good & orr sd erecasiun may te seslea upon
~ fHia HfirA
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Hereafter notices n ehfnpanieA. snsistie
ehnsehas etc WiH only Be iazafted "a The
Nra4fp s s psin Embellishments Ne reserve
far aiares d HlFshlp sratdiiaus directory.
which aiil appear even SUNDAY inefhlug
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

/. washlnrton Territory ~ Lilo.

Is Washington Territory tie ladies',
God bleaa them. do duty a. iufgmen,
and the Chief Justice Of TINT enlight-
eued land compliments them On the
flel beyond dispnte,n a. he al.
legee = thai efifah ~aa nevet % 70
STAINED % that Telriiosy AZ i has
been since the fair sex TOOK to the
Jury box. II being understood that
the Chiei Justice has Joined the NOZZLE
trny 81 martyrs, and is IN point Of
fact married man, tho great major
ity of Ms viii be able 70 understand
the aniuus 80 70 speak, Of the
learned Chief Justices opinion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
MUSICAL INSTRUCTION
MISS MARY {. CRAWFORD,
70 GEARY sTREET,
PIANO, GUITAR. AND VOICE CULTURE.
uOv15ti
nsstc Mss Hssup NsnRls.

The new German Touch, Miss Maud hsr-
IA. n,toil 81 Kaiiak. Oscar Paul ard eafti
Gated pupil 81 Louis HAAS, iste leaehef 70
this Laipsic Conservatory. VIII give lesagus
Ia Plano Forte playing. For particulars ap
ply at she pieo House. hoY2y IN
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

ks6s BAT N%S NAAk@VSAk&sG GfFAtfA
p s IL s W. # S ~
e9s DC me ehsi, . eansIacta that can sx ie
est las aai as
a a s s ds and & snb apps & assy
@ aize the reaiaioS Strengthen
ssaa
win
asnf f qee sed hsys caused @ Rsssara @
e ne ss @ nave a asns sna
Rqsas aqa @ soslp ls
S 5 &c siS ibs properly applied de nsiea
tMHALATloH.
arm are e'fa 'pes HAVE MO cuRE-ALl.
eta hobby any one t9ss a fsina KS
4 Fsss &c, ses .4s ,lesy dasss sss
q fs su ns faaS 4 s
'fss ssassh Liver g gs
TO LADIES.
To .Ss sas sSs s deaths 9 nose Ss
S sai 81 CO.'S s oaaaenia
YOUNG
men
@ ssa re easd1 y6
acted vats dsess
sa''e 5'sa Speedy CONSULTATIONS FREE.
stes mater 1f ps dssi es da o
cure e ss anaa q Ty srn
@ oaay ssn ss 5 Mort s and Rsys sad saS ses
s I'D eoses my S Pei claim
sS aaSeroas which WIN ~sss bsready ter
I q 5 s sls s@s "a AZ e. ~ s 9s & l s
fa eess knew he remedy
a44s dSse e pas
I s e s3s sl5s 3 .iSss
ss Al . a h % @ 81 ssf
''sg SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA MsnlCAL INSTITUTE.
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

The HaHAID aflee s. connected With TIE
telephone sy4ten 81 lpA Angeles city snq
county ugtan idf aafeftisf SENS p iag
sioft nav 81 sent through this medium g.
humber a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Spanish Language. ny PROT 4 cayas. 4
Main street dfllg
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
mRs. LassAuouE

BegH respectfully 70 anuonnee 70 the reai-
dei.ts Of Los Angeiea and It's en- irons that
she Intends locating pefmAnentiy 70 ms
city, and that she u prepared 10 receive and
attend pnpila for lessons n vocal cnltgtes
piAaoforte and French either private les
sons or In einsscs. Call on o. Addross No. )
South Fort street. Call between 4 r. and
1Pn nof6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

The tIEi tlb i the oiiciei parcr Of Tic elty
ff los anfalss Tho city deiihausnt AZ iisss
and ali ether municipal ilptleas appear 9ni4
ia Its columns
NJ. B. 4 Rowe 4 The asuta Ana agent Of
tn HhRtIu.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

PLEASE address SO lsttsr fer ne toolse Of
p " liaGgaw, Eg.. aliarWlg .at.laN. als
Caliiala ia street. san Effue eli and o5ise
aeetf THDss IT NTH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Doctor c Edgar Smith hns removed his
office "a the Hollenheet Block, on the cor
ner Of 3priug and Second streets a9E16-tW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

t-HIfn taaFN'Ft1
Concert tonight BY che aesHa Lady or
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
z. pAssA, TEACHER.

Professor Of WRENCH. oraduaie q the Uni
veralty OF PART. Schools aud private iesassss
No. 100 ALSO STREET. Lon Angeles.
s1g2zd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03

Factory lslRequena St, Los Angeles Cal.
We call me attention Of Southern California met that
at WIN sflu1db
Is
Goods diamond
" m u
from ASH
On 81 sell 10 low
o
% nd maud for the a Waeh ind 5Heg pataeS
III
hne qH stock iewy kinds aud low ash be sold We don't
forget lo
WAC rcGrS * n1DxrTaIc+.
!. 3 WAGNER
No aeqaene Angeles Cal
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
eERaaa LESSONS.

A well experienced Gesman lady teacher
would lits Is settle down la Los Angeles
could she find SUFFICIENT scholars and 4 poal
ton IL private school = MAY living ~
dress Mrs Won Hagen. 1901 Pr X street tHue
Store San FFeucisC3 City. n0NSo sis m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-03
WHEN fAGROBIN NESTS AGAIN
MANY shall have been called to join the silent NJ.
But the Man Or Boy who is ded with
suit of our
Flannel or Knit Underwear,
One Of Our Atwood Suits,
NEAT FITTING AND STYLISH
And one OF Our Atwood OV8rCOats
Is worry apt to winter it through in good shape

We want to give little advice it is the only thing
give away; don't contract cold at this season. rather
contract matrmony, it is not dangerous and in the
elegant fitting apparel purchased from you will be the
tumble to yourself don't lay up your banks
stock companies for cashiers win gemble and directors
will freeze you out Enjoy yourself fne fitting,
stylish clothes. You can always get them at the