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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
Dennis w. H. zard'- Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT, To all persons
DISTRICT OF CHITTENDEN, concerned M the
estate of Deuhs w. HHI ud, late Oi Char-
lotle, in said district, deceased.
GREETING.
within and tor the district of ChtIenden, on
the 18th day of October. lSss, an IN,
strument purnoIting 10 be me Iast' VIII
and testament of Denais W. Heard,
late OF Charlotte, IN said district,
deceased was presented 10 the Court afore,
said Tor proha.u. And 1t il ordered by said
Cuurr that the 10th day OF November, 1855,
ut the Probate Court rooms in SAID Bur
nngtun, be assigned tor proving said tnstru-
mcnt and mat notice Their Ot he given to all
person, concerned, 10y pub 'sh,ng this order
three week, successfully in the burlington
Free Press, a newspaper printed at said Dur
liugton previous 10 the me ipointed.
Therefore, you are hettbt notihed 10 ap-
near before sad Court, at he time and place
aforesaid, and contest the probate Of said viii,
Il you have cause.
Given under my hand az Burlington, IN said
District. his 18th dav of ortOh' leSS.
l7,w3w JENNlkSrACf, heytssSs.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
THE W0MANS AUXILIARY.
ANNUAL MEETING OF THE VERMONT
BRANCH IN THIS CITY.
A Large Number of Ladies' Present-The
Communion Sermon by Rev. DIR. j. II,
observation-disclosures by Archdea-
con KirkbJ, Rev. DIR. Lang
ford and Others

The regular programme of exercises
connected with the 10th annual meeting
of the Vermont branch of The Womau's
Auxiliary TO the Board of Missions began
at st. Paul's church Wednesday morning.
There was a large attendance nearly 100
ladies beng present. The services began
with morning prayer in the chapel at
O'Clock and at $50 business meeting of
the Auxiliary was held. The following
Ollie rs we're elected: President, Mrs 4.
a. Hopkins treasurer, Mrs. +. l.. wy
man corresponding secretary, Mrs. G. +.
Allen recording secretary, Mrs. f. p.
Gilson vice presidents, Mrs. II. II. Baxter,
Mrs. I. II. Garfield district managers,
Miss Bailey of sheldon, Mrs. H. b. Soule
OF ST. Adams, Mrs. 6. Graves OF Burliug-
ton, Mrs. f. W. Judd OF Middlebury, Mrs.
w. D. Rockingham of Rutland, Mrs.
Miner OF Manchester, Mrs j. Reeve of
Island Pond, Mrs. Homer White OF North
field, Mrs. G.. W. Allen of Woodstock,
MIs. Farr OF Bellows FAILS.
At II O'Clock largely attended public
service was held III the church. After the
ntany an able and eloquent holy COM
munon sermon was preached by Rev. DR..
John II. Hopkins, who spoke words Of en-
enlargement to the auxiliary. The holy
communion was then administered, The
service being participated IN by Rev. Dr.
j. l. Bliss, and Rev. J, b. Pitman.
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Lowell,

Landon Sanborn arrived here from Da-
kota last week with his family goods,
chattels and estates, and has purchased
and taken possession of Frank SINNERS
farm. Mr.. Sanboru lived in Dakota six
years and succeeded in rails NC one crop,
and has very wisely returned 70 land
that produces good crops each year..
Irving Stevenson, jr, returned last week
from trip to New York city, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Aseltine spent merchants
week in Boston. &c. Frank Skinner has
purchased. William Qulncy's farm. Carlos
Skinner and Julia Newton were married
last week and moved at once to his fathers
Quincy farm.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
THE AFTERNOON MEETING

AT the business meeting of the auXili,
airy held in the afternoon the society in
Calvary church of East Berkshire, which
had applied Tor membership. was on mo-
ton admitted. An amendment to the
constitution was proposed, that each par
lsh shall be limited to five delegates in
Guiding all the societies of the parish An
informal discussion followed. An amend
ment was then proposed to the amend
ment that each parent society be entitled
to five delegates and each younger society
OF the parish be limited t. two each, and
1t was adopted unanimously.
A resolution expressing sympathy with
bishop Bissell III his illness and the hope
OF his speedy recovery WAS presented and
adopted.
An invitation was extended by the
parish of ST. Adams to hold the next an
nual meeting with them and 1t was ac-
cepted.
Delegates and substitutes to the trien-
NAL general convention OF the church to
be held III New York were then chosen as
follows:
Delegates Mrs H. H. Baxter of Rut-
land, Mrs. Il. H. Garfield of Burlington,
Mrs. George Nichols of Northtield, Mrs.
Jesse Burdett OF Arlington.
Substitutes-Mrs j. Reeve of Island
Pond, Mrs. E. l.. Wyman of Manchester
Centre, Mrs. l.. g. Kingsley OF Rutland,
Mrs. Rev. H. f. Hill of Montpelier
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Middlebury.

Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Walker celebrat-
ed the 50th anniversary of their marriage
at their residence in Mddlebury Monday
evening. About 80 neigh bors and friends
gathered to offer their congratulations
Mr.. and Mrs Walkers oldest daughter,
Mrs Hill of Rochester, n. Y, who has not
been home for % years. was present, and
also their son, Rev. f. l.. Walker of Paw
let. Among the many tokens OF remem-
brance were several gold CONS and a gold
headed cane
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Westheld.

N1rs varmont NilIer i, cisi+iror IN t1or
erbiii II M Tauton Hit ~ ICY
i vary III Win haart d;fiinnltr Mr.
Edwi11 Rnvnton was srromnnad 70 W.,
nort Ia st week on account of the ~ eerioms
iIi,,ot ~ of her brotho, ~ - NiHle, ''"'
mo \Ietbodist eOciaI nI n Hyitb Wrs ~
y Miller last week Th mr. and snant a
49, a., inrahis af,arnn",. an3
~ anio CIi De Dn,t anu
last of the week for short visit among
his relatives there . The Green Mountain
creamery company recently sold their
stock on hard of summer butter for 81
cents poulu MrS. EledIer M,iiv ,
\ II on the morning of October
10 five inches of snoX had fallen by actual
measurement AT William Edmunds's and
nrohably more nm near the mountain
Edward Davis of North TROY has moved
vith his family mn mo Wood yorth =
woods He and his son Julius have taken
The contract of Mr. Wood worth tn cut and
skid 2 600 or more logs Sidney Hendriy
intends moving on his brother,s farm
this week Mrs Henry Lewis visited
Mrs Homer Burnham last week scar
Anonris visiting friends in WestfiaId and
Troy dnring a short Vacation
Lincoln.
Rav T NJ wabstar nrasidino alder of
the RnrIinyior diStrirt viii l' nra,ch st the
Methodist church next Sunday evening
-. DR.. Dodge's horse broke loose at Xlra
Elliott's last Friday morning, and ran to
his home with but slight injuries to horse
aud wagon. Rev. ID. Perry has been
attending the campmeetlng at Silver Lake
the past week w. \. Cove went to Bos-
ton to market Monday. Mrs. Cove accom-
panied him.
Addison.
The health of Mr. Jonathan Wllmarth
is unite moor mis- fall Mrs Iihhie
Wfllmarth danphter and niece ratnrnad
from, thar NaU Vort rim Satnrday 'ieO
'''
Troy.
Frank p Farman has rental his farm
t. John Brigham of Newport, and Mr.
! ferman and wife go to Boston next Mon
TaN 10 [etna,a tne co9iinR year .''i'eN'
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PantOn.

A gospel meeting Will he held at the
Methodist church in Panton next week
beginning on uesday, Oct. 90 at 10 a. m,
and continuing four days. Pastors of adj
joining churches and other workers are
expected to be present and assist. En-
tertainment will be provided and teams
will meet the morning and early afternoon
trains at the Nergennes depot ON the days
OF The meeting, to accommodate those
wishing to attend. A cordial invitation is
extended to all
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
WINTER SUITS

for 81 9j. guaranteed worth $50.
Mems Business SUITS 5o5, worth 1919.
NObby Dress Su Is -, cost at who ale SIS
Custom made Suits that iSJ to mauutac
ture from $50 to $500, will be sold from 50 &c
IA 90.
Boys suits s?.95, worth $50, Cnlldren's from
81 up.
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General Vermont News.

, The Bancroft property on Terrace Hill,
bellows Falls, has been sold by auction to
Moses Miller for $500. Mr.. Bancroft four
years ago refused an offer of S24, 900 for
the property, and once It was valued at
10000.
Rev, w. II. Collins of Brattleboro, has
received from friend IN Washington, d..
C.,who has recently returned from Egypt,
specimens OF the stone and cement from
the summit of the great pyramid of Chi
Zeh, to be used in illustration of his lee
ture upon that subject.
A handsome silver cuphas been present
ed by Principal Willard to the students of
Vermont academy at SaXtons River, rs Il
prize for the 100 yards dash, to be compel
ed for annually at the field day sports.
Mr.. Edward Hall succeeds his father,
the late John V. Hall, as county clerk OF
Bennington county.
The receipts from stamps and box rents
at the st. Johnsbury postotiice for the
quarter ending October l amount to
S245l.lS
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19

Mrs. Eugene Hazelton has Just return
ed from New York city where she has
heeu visiting her uncle Philo Jackson,
who was III town few days last week
....... Miss Minnie Eastman of Under
hill visited friends in town over Sunday
.-......C. X Drury, who has had severe
-sttsck OF typhoid fever, is now GONZALES
cent. The Young Peoples society will
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19
Fine Melton OYercoatS, 44q, worth 8. %,
CALL AT ONCE

as this is your only opportun ty 10 secur
Clothing at 40 per cent less tlan cost.
2i9d&wtf
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JERICHO CENTRE.

The roads are very bad from the contin.
ned ralns....G c. Bicknell is moving into
Inc village. Fully one. half the potato
trop of this town is in the ground yet.
RUSSELL HAskins is very much improved
n mind and body, and there are hopes of
mis- recovery $50 Prof Elias f. Bakarat, a
converted syrian and native of Damascus,
iectured here on Thursday evening on the
customs and mqnners in Syria and Egypt
lie will show the costumes and other
ourioslties of the Orientals 1000 years ago
Fay Goodrich was home from Jones
gllle over Sunday. He has engaged to
work there through the winter as has also
MART Whitney.
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Mrs. Jonathan l4amplough OF Colches
ter has been spending few days with her
children in Cambridge. ....... Miss Carroll
has returned from visit IN Bakersfield
....... Roscoe Fuller and Ashlin Edwards
went TO- Connecticut last week with a
Prior are visiting friends in Massachusetts
and Rhode Island ........ Miss Hattie Put
nam has class in painting in Middiebury
and Mrs. Hollis Chase has one in this
place. She has been stopping for the past
week with Mrs ID. c. Griswold. ......J.
NJ. Stafford has received his patterns and
has commenced saving out the chair stock
over the river. .... Orange Reynolds has
gone to work in the steam mill .... The
railroad track in front of the Boro depot
was much improved in appearance last
week by general repairing ..,.; -.
Gus Irish farm and taxes pos
session this fall. Mr.. Irish and family
return to Jericho Mrs. Raffensperger,
who spoke so ably at our Sunday-school
convention, has returned to her home in
Cumberland, Nd. .... Mr.. and Mrs Edgar
Bentley from Illinois are spending few
weeks with friends in this vicinity.....
Frank Davis, although unable to work
himself, is doing good work with his
threshing machine as he has Just the men
to run ill.,. Irving Chase has returned
from his Western trip, after delivering his
Jersey STOCK 80. w Ill Payne Is now EN-
ployed In the tin shop at Underhill. $50.
We have this week to record the death
of Miss Mary Chadwick, an elderly lady
of this place, who died at her home at
Jacksonville last week Thursday night,
She was a very exemplary woman, a
thorough Christian and Il member of the
| Episcopal church at this place. The fu-
Leral was held from the house Sunday
afternoon at 1880 p, m, the services being
conducted by Rev. q. Graves. assisted by
the Rev. X. Wheelock.
! Il. Whitcomb spent couple Of days
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1888-10-19

But very little blowing has been done
this fall..... Frank Blondn Is building
a house on the piece of land he bought
from Baptise LaBombard. ..... Lorain
Javvah tied his only COW up for the night
and Ill the morning he found her tangled
in the rope with her neck brOksn. E.. Mrs.
Mercy Hill is quite sick. .... The marble
quarries are being worked to their full
extent to fill contracts tax, n in early
summer. Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Hill of
Buffa.o, \. Y, are visiting relatives in
town, Mr.. Hill is a member of the law
hrm of Andrews & Hill, which is said to
be one of the most prmissing law firms of
Western, New York.
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Mrs. Eivrs Bryant Of Washington, d.
T., formerly resident of Westtord Is
gi5itiug al Haskell Aliens The patrons
D. the creamery received - cents per 100
9ounds for heir milk in september .....
Miss Salome Lawrence, sister of the late
L. L. Lawrence of Burlington, died Tues
lay. The funeral services will be con
1ucted at the house Thursday at O'Clock
Oy Rev. h. w. Culver, presiding elder of
ms district ... The funerals of Mr.. Ma
comber and Mr.. Chase were both held
Tuesday at their respective houses, Rev.
Edwin Wreelock Of Cambridge officiating
u both instances,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18
Nela SILK 9ate.

Sine idDne 4ustpabl bon Bsl5 Stla
5uten in ben mueitsn Stples, ndml'd:
Crescent, Serpme, Miloreo, S!ttle 9tel,
Gbclone, Martou, 9inbp. Wuroeny
pprber ME unter $2.25 eertauft. "
1nlsr @reis $l.75.
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@ei6dftsnpti3en

-@. Sc. @ttt, 175 on 8 Ctr,
Mitglieb Der Mmeritaniiben Giienbabns
biIetpsrtduiers @eieQidaft, bertauft 8il;
lete nah allen TAe,len Der Ser. Staas
ten unb Ganaba bon SO gts. Bis $500
bi0iser als uie bieielben Direct Ut basen
iinS. Man tatn iiA sstroit auf i'm
p~erlaIIen.
= Ser @DIb Goin garIpr
Scatter bilrssrt iid thinner n,ebr uns
ter benz 9ublicum Ell, lino piro pisl
getaHit. IS 1T bet fdDnite Diem i'm
Martt. - Oie preiie fino iebr niebrig.
Durd talte 2uftr5bren ipirb Die 2uft
pom 8poen auf gebeit uno burh oas
gorge Simmer erbist, nertbeilt, 10 bab
BE 2uft lberaI sleid tuarm lit uao man
ni4t am Diem itsen muh, fth gu ertpdr.
men. 3ueleih 1T su beadten, oab Der
Diem tueniser Geueruns sebraadt, als
tpie anbern. 3u baben beim alleiuigen
Naent fiir CT. Saul, @ep. s. 2ains,
448 Mabaiba Ctr.
- Sir MAIDEN uniere 2eier aaf bic
Mn3eiee Der ct. gaul Builders
Supply Gompanp aufmerfiant.
Dieielben iabriciren ielbit uab Iieiern
ale in ibr Sad id~lasenpen Arbeiten
iebr nieorig.
0ubion, Der &Ieiber.
Gambler, gde z. unb Gobert Str,
m,adt bic sr5Bten Nnftrensunsen, ieinsn
biefisen RunDen Die idDniten 0erbifs
unb @interpaaren, nie 0errens uno
Rnabenansise mDslidt bilisit gu iibers
Lafen. Stan finbst bort cine grpBartige
Musmabl In 9errenausitattunesartiteln
unb Qiten.
s.. 6. 2irfh, 14O Oatota Npe.
fat Elm srDbes 2aser Der bsiten 0ei3.
unb Sodbfen. Derielbs 1T Msent fin
bic berl5mten Sunlbine garlorz Sefen,
etner Der beifen, Die eriitiren. Sonff If
NOT aaes in Giien uno 8leauaarer Be
ibm gu baben.
Sm 9pam 8asaar, 8par
Blpd, Oh 7. Str, grocer Musperfall
BON Yliids Mdnteln, 2onoonsr Sodsn
NswmarfetS, @uslans u. 7. b.. Wen
nihi polieno, werb,n idmtlihe 3dnte
sednoeit obne EXTRA 3ablins. IA
Dusenb 9amenbonoIhubs, 4 anDpfe
seftidter Gnden, tpertb 81 25, I'LL
7s Gents per 9aar. Srbes Baar mir
stfantirt. @rDBe Auswabl in Gpe
s~ietAdten far tteine 2inber. Noe
6efes anoere, mas nid|t bier 30 beme,
tsn 1T.
: - Die @orbereitungen far bus Wir
tereeiddft i'm ugIpmoutbGlott
ing 0aus" gde z. uno Gobe
: Ctr, fno III poQem Gange. Die gu;
E felung BON 9el5uaaren TT grcBariiI
G rpie eben Der ganse Sloen in Ginrid
0 ltung, Eager nno @aarsn bas id6ni
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

traurises Mntlib geseist. Nob mar BIZ
Ddmmerung nidt gang bereinsebroden,
aber fie bielt ihon ,bren SdIeier bereit,
INN i'm mitleiois iiber sas ituae Neid
Der Gebten, tpis iiber baS Der 2ebenoi.
gen at breiten, tpela' lestsrs mebr nod
3a betfasett tparstt, oils isne.
Die tpenieen 8siuder, Die nod 3rts
lden ben @rdbern Deilten, brdnoten
aamdblie benz Mussans su; trot Der
aueemetnen Gorge inoeB, Die tpie iAtues
rer Mlpsrud auf jsoem ginSsInen laitete
nno bas Snterei1s flr ben Ne5enmen'
lden IN Jpn ertDotete, blieben mallde
BON tbnen eiren MusenbIid fteben, I'M,
NIT ideuem 6liitern auf Elm bon tpets
bein WiarmDrgitter urngebenes @rab ;u
eeitten, In beiIer Mitte fih eth berrlt.
DIES, blenoenopeibes Dentmal erbob :
Elm Shutengel> Der init Der einen 0ano
einen Smmortsuenftan3 auf cine Aidtn'
urue leste, mdbreno Ct nit BET anoeren
trDiteno nah pben mics. Yin feinem
5odsl fnteete - ielbft r~eslnsslos wie
ein Stetnbi.D - etne neiblthe, tn tisfs
i4parse Tauer9emdnoer gefietoete Sc
fat.
Die iheioenbe @pnne idaute mod
etnnal mi1leiospDQ su Der Srauernoen
btniber uno fIbte ibr NIT matten, rDl9
ltdem Strabl oas fartioie Nntlie es
Uar Elm 10 iunges Mnti,s uno eth 10
ollterer, lebensiatter Blid cine @elt
t%ltdnenlofen Summers Lag BARN.
uArm.s &,no," flliterten ote 2eute,
fife bat IN msnigen Taeen Iaes psrs
loren! Sept nur, lpie ite 10 gleiAiam
seiitesabipsieno ~btnaustarrt in Ole leere
Suit, ais uifIe tie nidts ppn fid uno
Dem DIT, am benz lie lid befinoet. -
JreiIia fte bat Saredlides erlebt
- es pdre tein WunCer, tuenn fie ba:
riiber ben 0erfano perlDre @or tpenis
gen Easer nod Die oielbeneioets ToAs
ter bes reiditen &aufberrn Der Staot,
ber berbdldelte, BON @lons uno 2urus
umssbene 2isbling ibrer @ltern, Die
ltrablenoe Brout o:s ihDner, sefeiers
ten Ar5tes uno nun tpenise Sage Dor
Der Qcdasit aIes gu perlieren - Slater,
Mutter uno 8rdutisam ! Gae bret bin:
esra1t BON Der idredliden Ssude -
es lit fait s1 piel Der Buroe 1Ir 10 iunee
Shultelr !"
Gle alp &eoenoen gineen tpeiter ;
es fraste wpbI bie unb ba elmer, Db
MON oas Mdodeu niht anreoen uno
bon Bier i~ortyubringen fuden mi1e
iie tntee ia nun idon ben sansen Sag
auf ben falten SteiAt1 unb babe nidt
einmat ei,,e tpartne 0iiae 3uus Sdub
eeeen @inb uno 9tesen, tpie es ideine,
aber es tuaate es bph fetner, uno encz
ltd batter AUDI bic lebten nit beoauern=
bent &opfi9ltteln ben SrieobOf pers
lofIen.
Sc tpuree fiji unter zen rouiAenben
Bdumer. - Cine @eile tpurbe fem
anoerer 2arlt pernebmbar, als bas eins
!6niee 8aideln bes fauenoen 2aubes
unb oas flasenoe @eit6bn ces @iaoes.
(6~prtieeuns folst.)
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&appen! &appem!

@eftridte tuarme &apren, 4s Gts.
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9anol6nb Department.

SO Dsb. Soupin Spaem Slaee
9anbidube in allen @rDBea uno Sat-
ben, pirtlider 9reis IS gents.
unier 9reis nur so gents has Baar.
40 0utenb eisfabe i4uarse YrinesB
9anoiaube ioeben ansetommen, tuertb
$1.25 bus Gaar.
TIMER 9reis nur 81 bas 9aar.
so Ouseno Gaibmere Sonolhube
in allen Sdattirunsen, 8srtb IS SIS.
TIMER 4reiS nur 25 GtS.
so 9ubenb, bette Aualititdt, Sab:
mere, Serisb 9anolaube IN S6tpar1
Braun, In Marineblau, Mertb so Gts.
l1nier 9reis 35 Gents.
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@ornirte 9nte.

in i@warsem, braunen uno eroue,t S'lb
aorni1t nit ben neuefen Nufern BON
Sammet, 8dnoern uno Seoern. Mls
Sa9rns.
Sur So. SO.
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auerleelentraum.
gsn Carl arulanb.

Mpttp:
v8rEumt Fir Elm Shmers, 10 halte itia,
limb fra9e, mas or pptl Dir min ;
Der liebe @ott, tcr ididet Dir teinen--
Sas DIV barrb irGteit reiuen "a
@eibeI
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9bee'S, &afee'S
unD @ewurse
Speaiaf preiie.

TIMER unsefdrbter Sapan Tbee, 10
gut tpie De-jenige. Der gu SO Gents
oertauft miro, rur % Gents bas
9funo. gsan ienoe fit proben
Radete.
8eits Nualitdt Sapan Sbee. @ertb
rs gents, rur 48 Gents bas Bfuno.
8funo Moda unb Saba 3afse,
MUIR 81.
81 gfuno gutter Moda unb SABA
Gafe.
Gute &ic GaHee's, r,,r 90 gents
bas 9f1nb.
5 8funb ungebrannter 8io 8afee
r1llr 81.
Sonalo!pn's Gornbinotipns aaiee,
% G.lts cas- 9funb.
SPECIAL @ertauf bon
u w e N
SEPT bic Bargain Counters bein,
5aupteinsans.
DW Gneiniee ggenter fir Mabams
| OemDreit's 2leioer SHUTTER.
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S6mb u. Stiefel.

Babies Bright Dungola &ib 6nopT.
ihube, banbsemodt, isioenes Sutter,
80" unb vG" @eiten, @sbBe % Bis
Z. &eSularer greis So, n,r $2.29.
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Bargains in
|Seife un6 Yerfiimerie.
8aliam Sir SEIZE NIT 8aliam Sir
&iHen> 1iur - gents.
G!tern uno @prmiinSer tperSen @elD
lparen, tDenr1 fte i'm
9pnalb1pn'S &naben
Glei6er = Department :
ibr @infduie MAIDEN.
g0ottiiGc &nabeat Mnsiaae!
in Sdmars u,o Braun, gang @cle,
fir &naben bon IL ;u Is SSabren.
8iltg gu So. so, @IasbIpd greis $685.
In3ige fir &naben bon 4 Bis 13
Sabren in Braun unb @rau e~effreiIt
fir Die @hule. &ssuldrer grtts 81.
TIMER 9ieis $.25.
&appem! &appem!
@eftridte tuarrte &apnten, 4s Gts.
Cine quite &appe fir &naben flr bic
SAule. @ertb SO Gents. rur rs Gts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18
GtrauB Sebern.

SDeben angetpmmen, cine srobe
Muswabl BON StrauB Seoern IN
Sdpars unb in allen neueren Sorben.
&eguldrsr 9reis $2,25.
TIMER iebiser 9reis $l.69.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

8 Ynbmaaren-
3weiter Stpd,
San0er 9epartn1't.
25 Tutenb Minoior Sdleifsn in
pe.ihiebenen Muitern. @e1tb bon 80
Bis IS Gents.
unler 9,eis nur % Gts.
25 Dubeno Gurab Se;oe, @inblcr
GGleifen in aQen ShattirunSen.
@ertb SO Gents.
TIMER 9reis MIR 35 Gents.
Oamen Strumpfwaaten.
80 Duteno 0amenM erinp5 triimpie
Is Gents cas- Yaar, 2 4aar fir IS s.
80 Dusenb upaene SansenS triimpfe
in alien Sarben 19 Gents, 5tpsi paar
fir 35 gents.
so Dueera pDaene Oamen Gtrimpfe
nit WerinD 9adsn uno 3eben, nur Is
@ents, @ertb 81 Gents.
100 Dubeno &inber Strumpie eana
@DQe, IN aller Sarben, 5 bis 81 Boil.
Cure Musrabl gu IS gents bas Yaar,
@ertb 35 Geu!s.
IL Dusenb Seriep &ibbsb Damsn
Sets, MIR 80 Gents, Wertb so Gents.
rs Outeno Gamels 6aar 8eifs uno
9oien, nur 80 Gents, @ertb $l.25.
so Tusenb Sdirsen fir Oamen.
Wertb 80 uno so Gents. Spesieaer
Preis nur 25 gents.
10 9uteno MusItn Nahtbemben.
&esuldrer Nreis $l.25, mur SO @ts.
@erren,
Musitattungsartitel
9erren 9emben bon New gorfNsus.
lin 9emadt. 9otent &iiden u. Mer'
mel. Mertb $1.25, fir rur $1.OO.
9erren Nahtbemben bon i9maraem
Mfilsltn sema4t. ppQe @rbbe. @ertt
$l.25, fiir 90 gents.
grtra 5dtpere !6ernoe :,no unterbo.
on @roben. Wertb $1.25, fiji,
rilr 80 Gents.
8erren gang poIene Natur grou
8eiunobeits Qemben unb unterboier
gut 9emadt. @ertb 81. so, nur $1.OO.
200 Dubenb Merinp Spden fin
9erren. @ertb IS Gents, MIR Is st
100 Outenb ehts Seot9 Srden
Scppelte 8erien unb 3eben, 35 Gents
ooer 3 4aar fin 81.
rs Dusens impurtirte @laee 0ano
ldube, gut semahttn &ideu. Wertl
$1.50> rur 95 GentS bas 8oar.
|S6mb II. Stiefel
Babies Bright Dunsola 8ib 3nopI
ihube, banbgenodt, isioenes 6utter
%" unb g" @eiten, @sbBe % Ri
Z. &e9plarer greis So, mur $2.29.
9obies fran36iiide sesdrbtenD ousol
Sdube, banoeemaht in 9. 6. 8. I'm
s. @eiten. Wertb So SO nur S2.9E
Gamen 3ieeen 2eoer Shute. ST.
| euldrere 9reis 81, nur $40.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18

Cine quite &appe fiir &naben flr bic
Saule. @ertb SO Gents. rur rs Gts.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-10-18
Sal6tI6er 9epar't.

SaI6tn6er Depart.
100 Dnssno gan; 2einen Ealdentits
der nit Mpnasraln fir Damen. Bill
Tia su 30 Gents. :1nier ipecieaer Yrels
Is Sta. bas Stid, 2 fir Is @ts.
100 Dusenc feline Mra Taihentiis
der NIT feinem 8eios. @ertb IS Gts.
TIMER 9reis Is Gsnts.
200 Dubenb feline Satpn TalGentii=
der NIT 8eias. @ertb Is bis 90 Ste.
TIMER 9reis nlr 10 Gts.
% Subeno SapanetSde Seioer
Taldentiider fiir 9erren, nit farbieem
&anb. &~esuldrer @reis IS Gents.
SpecislIer Ireis MIR so Gts.