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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24
Ar the July meeting of the Michigan

Al uHe Ju1y meeC1Hg OF JIG M1Cn1gHn
Board of Health, DIR. v. G. Vaughan
reported the results of his investiga-
tions on tyrotoxicon or cheese poison,
which has recently been discussed at
some length in the medical journals.
He put several gallons of normal milk
into clean bottles with glass shoppers,
and found the poison in one of the
bottles after it had stood for three
months. In some instances it appears
much earlier. The production of the
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24
Apt to Be Preiudiced.

Adoring Grandmother--"Is isn't he a
lovely child?"
Calm visitor-"Yes, he's nice little
baby"
Adoring Grandmother-"A,d so in
telligent. He just lies there all dav
and breathes, and breathes, and
breathes. San Francisco Ne,vs Let
fp1.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24

The Philadelphia Times states that
the lowest subscription price of General
Grants Memoirs is $3.50. The cost of
manufacture is rs cents per volume.
The contract bids ran from 6S to "
cents per volume. The cost of distri-
button is just double that amount, or
ST. so per volume. These figures, which
are given to me as correct, make the
cost of manufacturing and selling the
two volumes, on the writing of which
U. S. Grant spent the last hours of his
remarkable life, just $3.50, or 1926
per volume. OF the remaining So Mrs.
Grant receives 70 and E. L. Webster &
Co. 30 per cent. Considering the rela-
tive nature of the work done, its quail
ity and character, this is an adjustment
which expresses justice on it's face. OF
the sets already sold 100000 in num-
Der are of this general edition. The
account at present will stand very
nearly in this wise:
Received for Cox, 600 volumes 50, $50, 900
Paid for manufacturing ............... $3.50 900
Paid for distributing and sale. ... 100000
Cost OF publication 81 $50 900
This leaves 5000, 900 for Mrs. Grant
and the publishing firm, divided as
follows:
Mrs. Grant, at So 10 royalty per set. $685., 900
+. L. Webster, at 90 cents for profits -. 100000
The foreign and future sales are esti-
mated at another 100000. The cost of
translation into several tongues must
be accounted for. It will be safe only
to count the gross returns at The same
rate as that given for the larger num-
Der. This estimate will give:
For manufacturing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS O 600
For distribution and sale 400 600
Total cost of publishing ............. $3.50, 900
OF the remaining $500, 900 Mrs. Grant
will receive $21O, 900 and Messrs. Web
ster & Co. 100000. 1t is altogether
reasonable that the sales of Grants
Memoirs will reach the enormous total
of 100000.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24

The following devout paragraph ap-
pears in recent number of the Hamp-
ton (Ga.) Enterprise: "By the album
dant mercies of our Heavenly Father,
the much kind attention of many dear
friends, and the skill of Drs. Folsom
and Turnipseed, we are able to resume
the editorial chair, and put our family
on the convalescent list. Bless the
Lord, o my soul!"
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24

Two HEN swallows taken from broods
at Pavia have been released in Milan.
They returned to their nests in thirteen
minutes, showing their rate of flight to
have been eighty-five and half miles
an hour.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24
& BLANK.

GEN. Bou1ANaER thinks the young
French officers are marrying too fast
for the good of the army, and he pro-
poses to raise the dowry required by
law. Now any subaltern can marry .
lady who brings him an income equal
to about $40 month.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1886-09-24

A CLERGYMAN at Lebanon, Pa, when
he began his sermon recently, an
nounced that as soon as three of the
congregation fell asleep he would stop
preaching. The afternoon was rather
warm, and some heads became heavy.
After awhile the preacher observed that
three had gone to sleep, and stopped
his sermon. This made somewhat of a
stir in the audience, and soon raised all
dropping heads, when the sermon was
continued.
The Buffalo Courier tells of seven
teen young and pretty maidens, none
under sweet 16, all residents of Buffalo,
who have just wound up very pleas
ant vacation on strictly original plan.
They hired cottage at Eden Center
and ran it themselves for about two
weeks, doing their own housekeeping,
baking, and washing. The summer
days were spent in botanizing, tramp
ing about over fields and through dells,
and in running race to see who would
come out tho latest and brownest. All
came back with considerable addition
to their avoirdupois and as brown as
Spanish senoritas.
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SPECIAL SALE Or ConsErs

Having at present complete stock of all the parti
cular makes handled by us, we ask your examination
feeling confident that for wear, comfort, grace and
lowness in price. quality considered there Ia none
superior to the Corsets shown by us.
90 doz new. German woven Corsets, side steels en-
oroidered on busts, scalloped the top. extremely
durable. The best we secure to sell at 75c per
pair.
SO doz. Fine White American Coutil Corsets side
seels nicely bound and stitched, shape perfect The
best we can secure TO IL at 81. 90 per pair.
90 doz- White, doubleboned Coutil Corsets, wearing
qualities the best particularly suitable for ladies
and others hard on corsets generally The best
secure to sell at $l.25 per pair.
We take for granted ii at all know about "Zephyr'
Corsets lattice work, their sale lar exceeds that OF
last season At this time 1t Is the best 75c. Summer
Corset We know Of
Il. e. French q Ia Persephone, Paris-made Corsets,
Is our specially and the Corset We propose to brag
about until we get q better one Up to this time we
have not found it EQUAL at the price, let alone Its
superior.
The saying "What's ones bread may be apother's
poison Is certainly applicable the At Of Corsets;
hence we have had this line made to our special
order In three different lengths equally proportional
anu can ut equally we'll the long lean waist long
fat waist the short lean waist fat waist and
the mediums. betwixt and between.
Ou' lady manager gives her personal attention to
the fitting and we recommend her to you feeling con-
6dent of your ultimate satisfaction.
I. e. Coutil, 81 so per pair.
i. short waist, 81 rs per pair,
l. Z. g iehsthsl, q. 40 per pair.
l. T. Abdominal. ". IS per pair.
Second floor back take elevator.}
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
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Have ou NOTICED Ir

THE PATRONS OF THE GOLDEN EAGLE
CLOTHING Co. EOTH GENTLEMEN, YOUTHS.
BOYS AND CHILDREN. ARE THE MOST ELE-
GANTLY DRESSED PEOPLE IN TOWN. YETIF
YOU ASK THEM HON MUCH THEIR CLOTHES
COST (PROSIEED YOUR ACQUAINTANC WILL
JUSTIFY SUCH y QUESTION: YOU WILL BIZ
SURPRISED AT THE MODERATE AMOUNTS OF
MONEY THEY sPEND ON DRESS. THEY WILL
TELL YoU ALSO HOW PLEASANT 1T Is POS
sIBLE FUR BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS, SUCH
AS sEI.ECTING AND PURCHASING YOUR
CLOTHES. CAN BE MADE IF YOU DEAL.
THERE-AN EXPERIENCE NEW To SOME OF
THEM YOU ARE WAITED On CoURTEoUsLy
AND ATrENTIvELY. WHETHER YoC ARE
SIMPLY LOOKING ARoUNDoR BUYING. YOU
ARE NEVER URGED To BUY: AND, HAVING
BOUGHT. IF THE SELECTION Is NOT salts
FACTORY. THE GOODS ARE CHEERFCLLY Ex-
CHANGED OR MONEY REFUNDED
ONE PRICE To ALL
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CiOTuiSo COMPANY.
NV. CORNER OF 7TH AND Sta
IN. GRADY. MANAGER
my17 GALL BLUE SIGNS)
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We Go R1our ALosa

Selling honest Muslins honestly made up to give
satisfaction In lit wear style and price, each garment
being advertisement of the most lasting and mex.
pensive nature.
We offer To-day. Tomorrow. and as long Is tn e
goods last. the following excellent values:
70 doz Ladies' Fine Cambria Corset Covers, Ham
burg Embroidery around the neck two clusters Of
fine tucks down the front. only 25c each.
so doz Ladies Extra size Muslin Drawers cambria
tucked ruffie for large ladies. only 30, per pair
SO doz Ladies' Fine Muslin Walking Skirts seven
inch Hamburg rufde on the bottom, with French
tucks above. only 7oc each
80 doz. Ladies' Extra size Muslin Walking Skirts,
with wide cambria ruffle with tuck above and in the
ruffie only 81 90 each
so doz Ladies Extra fine Nansook Night Robes
shirt front Of twenty-five tucks fine nainsook edsine
around the neck and sleeves extra length superior
quality, only Sl.25 EACH
Second floor; take elevator)
a
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ATTENTION CoNRADEs. CT. A. r!
YOU CAN BUY AT
OAK HALL. Corner Tenth and F sts.

OAK HALL Corner Tenth and sts.
For 81 so good Blue Flannel Suit worth 80
For g so very good Blue Flannel Suit. color
guaranteed, worth $l2.
For $40 will sell you Blue Atwood Fast color
Flannel suit which can't be mat he'd under $l5.
set OF Brass Buttons given with every suit.
worth SIO.
Tor s.. 80 a better one worth Sl2-
For $40 an Atwood CorkScrew Suit worth SIS.
For Sl2 10 SIS we show you a magnificent line
OF Dress suits fully 25 per cent b. Wv the prices
marked in windows on Socaled bargains
For SIS can buy Silk-fsced Prince Albert Suit
worth $40
seersucker. Pongee, Drap d'Ete and a great many
nov elites In Coats and Vests for hot weath her
great bargains.
A large variety in White Vests sizes from 80 to So
Cheap
immense stock of Pants from S1.o6 up
FOR BOYS
Our Boys $3.50 Knee-Pant Suits are sold every
our Boys SO Knee-Pant Suits are sold everywhere
~ 80
Our Boys $50 Knse-Pant Suits are sold every
where a ST.
Our Boys SASS KnsePant Suits are sold every
where %.
Over three hundred styles at the above prices In the
oeSt C&ssimeres and Chevots
our shirt Waists At Csc. 5Oc, 75c. 9Oc. 81 are
sold elsewhere at 35c. 75c 81 S1.25. $3.50.
At $500 So as. ST. 40. 80 and 20. SO We Snow over
on" hundred styles In large Boys Suits equal in ali
respects TO those sold tor about double the above
prices.
If you want Boys Sui, there 10 just one place to
Come
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Society may congratulate itself that the
bandit Most il on trial not only before such a
magistrate AS Recorder smythe, out before a
Jury OF level-headed business men. They
know what the rights vi property are, and
what anarchy means. So will MI Most before
they get through with him.
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GRAND Army Su1rs.

YOU CAN BUY GRAND ARMY SUITS AT AL
MOST ANY PRICE THAT WILL FADE TO AL
MOST ANY COLOR.
YOU CAN BUY THEM THAT ARE 25 PER
CENT COTTON, OR % PER CENT WOOL, OR BY
PAYING A FAIR PRICE YOU CAN BUY AN
ALL WOOL INDIGO FLANNEL THAT Is ALSO
LCIELY WHAT Is CLAIMED FOR IT.
We HAVE HAD SOME EXCELLENT FLAN-
SELS MADE Up FOR q. A. USE, WITH TWO
SETS OF BUTTONS. HANDSOMELY MADE AT
S15 A SUIT. THERE ARE FLANNEIS AND
F1ASNELS WE HAD SOME INDIGO FLAN-
NELS 90 OFFERED TO Us YESTERDAY A
" V HOUSE AT $3.50 A SUIT, MEMS SIZES
THAT NOT BEING OUR KIND WE DECLINED
TO BUY
NOBBY SUITS FOR YOUNG MEN
WE OPEN TO-DAY SOME NEW AND VERY
Sly LfsH BOYS AND YOUNG MEMS SUITS
SACKS AND CUTAwAYS. LIGHT WEIGHT
THE>E GOODS YOU BOUGHT ON wEDNES-
DAY AT FROM $3.50 TO $3.50 SUIT LESS
THAN THEY WERE SOLD FOR THREE WEEKS
AGO. PRICES DOWN ACCORDINGLY
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Saturday Advertising.

Advertisers will confer favor by handing in
their announcements as early as possible for
to-morrow's sixty-four column STAR. In order
to insure Insertion and proper classification
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OUR Finest CLorHEs
For the
LITTLE BOYS
And
BIG BOYS
are already for you our second floor
81 The first to succeed the swaddling clothes are
the Xii, Suits tor very young boys.
Ours run as low So and as high Is Sl2,
while the bulk of them center around So We
have among them some clever new designs
81 The second progression in the spring time Is
the Sailor Suit While picturesque in character
1t combines cheapusss Also These are worn by
boys as old fourteen summers We have
them in unusual variety, such as blue flannel,
white flannel. corduroy and other suitable ma
teriils live chose. could without difficulty
have procured some lower priced ones than we
have. but we know il would not be true econo-
my to go lower than thirty five the price Of
our cheapest. From that we reach by grada-
tons the finest at seven fly
81 The third elevation IN boyhood suggests Nor
folk Jacket Suits. still with knee breeches The
freaks of fashion dictate wonderful changes. A
few years ago knee oreeches were confined to
the period just succeeding baby-hood Now we
have them as large required by boys of six
teen.
These Norfolk Jacket Suits OF which we speak
have had big with us this spring The
twohfty sort we nearly sold out Of but rather
than 60 into the market now we have taken sew
eral large lots which We have been selling ali
season for three fifty and four dollars. and pu,
them in with the two-lify los None of these
are larger than fourteen years. Our variety of
Norfolk suits is simply immense White flannel
Norfolks, Corduroy NorfoIks and all kinds of
Noriolks.
81 The Fourth Stage OF boyhood is that of ado
,lescence. 1t seems a hopeless task to endeavor
to convey an idea Of the character of the gar
nents in this collection, but it may be sufficient
to say that they are such as people admire. and
as you probably want for the boy who IL think
Ing about the girls. COarer Suits from five to
twenty dollars in this assortment for the young
gentlemen up to seventeen years.
~ Who says, STRAW Hats." We did, and the
public are pretty well aware by this time that
our hou'e Is the house to buy children's straw
hats from. We found an aching void in the
preparation for boys straw hats and we filled it,
New supplies of the nineteen cent kind. We
endeavor to deliver all straw hat purchases but
ifyou wish to be entirely certain about it. best
take it along If on Saturday
sAKS & COMPANY
300, 800. 30i 3O3 and 3OS SEVENTH STREET
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IAsss uaaH & Bao.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY.
Having purchased . manufacturers samples of
White Goods enabled to sell you any Of these
from 20 to SO cent less than the regular price
Now as the season just opening for such goods the
indncement Is douby attractive. the goods war
ranted TO be In rst-class condition and some Of the
figured goods are sold AT LESS than half price
As there are many goods among these that cannot
be duplicated would suggest immediate ipspec-
ton.
FIRST CHOICE BEST CHOICE
They comprise among others 100 different patterns
Is cents - ~ PEI 'A'"' "o''n
Regina Checks and Stripes at l5 20, Is cents psr
yard; regular price 70 rs, 33 cents per yard
psds Ia i9d sha sr saruca Stripes and
Stella Checks and Ribbon Plaids 1t l2,, cents per
yard.
Sharon, Swiss, Molacca and saxony Plaids at 20
cents; worth 80 cents
Penelope and May Flower Checks at 25 cents per
Camilla Stripes at rs cents per yard
Plaid Organizes Is, 60 20 cents: worth cents per
yard more respectively
cents to IS cents
Cneck Nainsook as low as 61A cents per yard.
fique from 81 cents to 90 cents per yard
Lovely designs In Marseilles at 90 rs and IS cents
Persian Lawns from 20 cents to 40 cents last grade
worth 80 cents easily.
Plain French Lawn 371a cents worth so cents
Null In all shades at 80 and IS cents
Silk Null, superior quality. 81 90 per yard.
Figured Swiss in White and Cream from 1911 cents
to 50 cents.
Plaid India Linen from 6l4 to SO cents
Right here we wish to call your special attenti lon
ALhouen TINS Is the most staple Of all white goods
would have been xceptonally low yet we determined
10 give the public the full benefit decided
wthho these goods, but let them go with the of
the reduced goods The same be said Of the Vic
tora Lawns which we will oaer in grades from 10
60 cents per yard.
A very limited quantity of Figured Examine at 20
cents per yard; worth bU cents
VIII oter no commentator on this, but know
tnat TINS Will be sold Out in y few days.
AZ inch Canvas Cloths all shades 20 cents per yard
All the above goods can be found ON our first floor
We would advise mothers to buy these goods NOW
DELAY.
Remember our sales people have positive instruc-
lions 10 oe equally courteous to look those VIII
nave not luy made up their minds to buy included
among the invited.
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JERSEY BARGAIN ExrxAoRD1sARY
We have advantageeusly secured so dozen Fine
Black Imported Stockne1te Jerseys. coat-shaped in
back. neat upright collar, nicely finished, strongly
sewed. which we shall mark $3.50 ca b. If we
were advertising it year two back it would be
ST. and probably S2.5O-only 81 each.
Second floor take elevator.l
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

Miss Folsom brought ashore in United
States revenue cutter. Editor Dana will have
To put - diamond point on his quill pen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-05-28

Civil Service Reform is an excellent theory
In the abstract, and il MAKES Il very attractive
and serNiceaUie plank in party platforms; but
when its principles are subjected to such a
strain as is presented by the case of n brother
of "Gaii Hamilton" in Il snug Boston CUSTOM
house position. aud Cot Kent. the naval
officer OF thai port, with Il crow bar i'll bis hand,
naturally something had to give way. Accord
inSly Mr. Dodge IS out of office aud Il friend OF
the administration has been found of ABOUT the
right dimensions To hiI his vacant CHAIR
Although New Hampshire born, Col. Kent is a
democrat OF the lOng-hared order, and would
be liable, under the same circumstances, to
launch upon "a party gathering the same pain
tive inquiry which Mr.. Flanagan, the Texas
statesman, propUunded TO the Chicago couven-
ton.
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SERSYs II,

SERkYs H.
Is indor Ell By the best medical talent the great re-
stoliSe iVT OStfwCFketi brain. clergy men and our
haIlNts and IN erAys "a The boon Ius sought Tor
sHd - adenty desired 10 De lad OF ali leading
druggists
sERkIS TEA COMPANY. % West Esd ST.
Z Z. MkRTZ General Agent
IL 1014 + ST.. Wash ngton.
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Considering the terrible uses TO which dyn

Considering the terrible uses TO which dyna-
mite may be put by evil-disposed persons and
the liability of damage TO Life and property
through accidents arising from ignoraI ce or
carelessress In handling storing IL, IL Is
question whether the time has not come for
the passage OF stringent laws regulating the
manufacture and sale of that dangerous COM
pound The safety OF community certainly de-
mands that something bs done IN that direction
soon. In the nature oi things, the subject Is
one not easily disposed of; but at the same
time IL Is clear that public opinion Just now
would sanction the doption of some pretty ex-
treme steps, II the way 10 secure the end aimed
AT could he plainly pointed out. Perhaps the
Congress of a law wholly forbidding the manu-
iactare Of the powerful explosive, except in
laboratories belonging to the federal or state
governments, and then guarding its sale by
such precautions that it would be easy To follow
tho course and use OF every particle made IL
might be urged that such prohibition Is beyond
the legal powers OF Congress; but If that body
can pass laws making 1t a penal offence to coun-
terieit coin, bauk-Dotss, bonds, etc., it would
seem that it ought 10 be able To protect society
by preventing the indiscrim mate manufacture
and sale o. so dangerous a substance a. dyna-
mite has proved Itself TO be, even under the
most favorable circumstances. Is bad dollar
worse than the destruction of human life?
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w Iron Safe Address SAFE. Star Office. Its
w Woman for general honsework: one Who can
stay at night preferred Cali between the hours Of
w vassers for life insurance. Liberal compensa-
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WTANTED-A SETTLED STRONG WOMAN TO
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WANTED-A BOY WHO UNDERSTANDS THE
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VIyANTED-A FIRsT-CLASS MAN TO WRAP
w and superntend the examination. delivery and
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WANTED A RESPECTABLE SETTLED
w white Woman willing to leave the city, to do
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in anv canacity; good wages. male and female. city
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WY ANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO START A
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LINEN listers FoR TKavE1rSa

BAReA1Ns In LACE MFRS.
We are now showing the largest and best stock Of
Lace Mits ever off red by u.s. and quote as Specially
good values the following:
Ladies Lace Mitts. in brown, ecru, wood mode. car
dlna!, tan and black 22, As and 59c per pair
LADIES' But Length i,ibhtd Lace Mitts. in golden
Drown, tais and black. 46 and u &C. per pair
LADIES BLACK JERSEY SILK MITTS-
t. Ieng h. S1i.c. Per Pair.
But Length Acc Per Pair.
Ladies' 10 But Length Jersey silk Mitts light blue
pink cream AID mode. only SIC per pair
We are also showing elegant line Of Childreu's
SILK and Lace Mtts. which we Offering at exceed
ingiy low prices
row morning papers
my2S WOODWARD e. LOTHROP
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Toward f. Dnoor,
325 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.

S25 PkNNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Sole Agent for Steinway & Sons, Gabler Decker d
Son. Marshall q Wendell HaIlett & Curuston and
other Pianos sterling uslc MusicaI Mer-
chanei5e. Instruments sold monthly payments
kxehsEged Related, Tuned Itepaired, Moved. stored
and shipped
New aud secondhand Pianos Of other makes always
- stock ~ ngurex
Telephone, BIZ my27
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THE V1Ews Or Eor1E


With reference TO purchasing READY.MADE
CLOTHING Is somewhat divided. Some 20 to one
place and some to another buy and it will always
be so but you will hear it expressed on all sides that
IL person asks another where to produce good and
reliable clothing. ready made or made TO order our
house Is the first mentioned to buy--because its
generally known that We manufacture the best that
can b produced and carry q large assortment from
the finest in quality to the lowest in price
is needless 70 mention separately every article we
sell and at what prices. AS YOU WILL FIND ANY
KIND OF GARMENT. FOR EITHER MAN OR
BOY. on OUR COUNTERS, AS WELL AS A FULL
LINE OF TIES. GLOVES. UNDERWEAR, &c.
NOAH WALKER co.
my2s 626 Pennsylvania avenue
NATURAL MINERAL WATER
sHAFE Err,
Telephone Ala ln2l6ml 1910 + street