Evening journal., 1888-07-05
ITEms OF INTEREST.

ihs man who said ''talk is chespn evi
dentiy never hired telephone.
Bucter, Painter, 4O6 shiplev 81
Men rnsy be the lords Of creation, bu,
some wome1 beat all creation.
Leonard Eleiss the Tailor, 4 Z. sa
Order window awnings 1O3 w. sth ST.
Michigan has a schoolmasters, canb .r,ll
Of the vinegar and youths.n
Dr. E. G. Honeywell, s03 Msrpst g.
Teeth extracted, 25c.; with ges, SOC. Good
teeth, So SO a set; the best. 50.
Common sense IN politics ia as scsr-o 90
gold dollars in a ramps pockets.
Trunks and Bags at Yerger's, 4O7 ship'ey
sc. f-eS
Meals at all houF5 at tha Pecples' Cafe
2oc Bareford, Sd and Market
There is no place s,Aere style counts 60
little as in the lining CT pocketbool.
Ladies and Cents Gold and Silver Watches.
hillard F. Davis. No. 9 East Second st.
Spring Lamb. Powdermaker Bros,
5O7 King; 705 w. sth.
All the girls are in favor of high license,
providing it's marriage license.
Open all night. Meals at all hours. Choicest
brands Of Salt Oysters all the year round
aud Ice Cream, at MeVey's Temperance
Hotel and Restaurant. 1O7-109 French Sc.
stroud's cheap Dry Goods Store, 1O0.W.
~ ~. Bargains Bargains Bargainsl
1t is only natural that a workman who
has had the smallpox should be down on
"scabs."
Get estimate for awnings. from r. G.
Hodges, 1903 W. sth st.
Show Cards, Bucher, 4O6 shipley st.
Sugar cured corn beef cents a.
pound. 507 King and 7O5 West Eighth
SITS. Powdermaker Brothers.
Largest assortment OF hats, ell coIors, in
the city ct N. lie Compte, COS King st.
George w. jackson Tor Coroner.
". Fl Hartlove, base ball goods, N. e
Cor. Sd and French Sts Gunmaker and
Taxidermist
A girl never complains of young man
treating her coldly when he treats her TO
ice cream.
Mics n. G. Tucker calls the attention OF
ladies to her large and wellselected stock
Of Millinery, 81 COG King st.
Buy your furniture and carpets at S.
Speakman's, sl6 Masonic Temple.
Words that burn are those that rhyme
badly-that is, if they fall into the hands
Of an editor.
Bucher, Sign Painter, 4O6 shipley st.
Riding Saddles and Brides at H. Yer
gers, 407 Shiplsy st.
A prohibitory constitution is a weak one
because it can't stand anything stronger
than water.
Orders promptly and neatly filed for
window awnings By f. G. Hodges, 103 w.
Sth SC.
Gliding on Glass, Bucher, 4OS Shipley st.
st. Louis ham 10 cents a pound
Best in the city. 5O7 King and 705
West Eighth SITS. Powdermaker Bros.
Adam was the frat loan association. but
this was before Eve ioiaed him. He wasn't
alone after that
Headquarters for porch rockers al 4.
speskman's, SIG Market St., Masonic
temple.
Miss F. D. Cnrlett, Seventh and King
calls attention TO her line Of corsets, side
garters and dress FORMS
An iron moulder can't be Prohibitiouist
because it is impossible for him to get along
without his flask.
There is painful sameness about flash
ionable" events.
Have you tried Powdermaker Bro 3
Sugar Cured Corned Beef?
Most men don't like "sass, " but you give
'em all the garden sass" you like and they
won't get offended.
Hosea Il. Lincoln, for 42 years principa
OF the Lynn School, East Boston. has Just |
entered the ministry OF the Unitarian
church. He is 81 years old, but in splendid |
health, and reasonably hopes to perform
many years. service in his new field.
The Arcade, 1l6 Market st., are still sell |
ing the White and Plaid Flannel Shirts at |
81 cts, worth 81; silk ties at 10 cts worth |
p cts; our 75c shirts, so cts; linen b som /
and best muslin, 50c shirts, now 40 cts;
regular price everywhere. so cts A fine |
line OF Percale Shirts. DO you went the /
value Of your money and fair dealings |
Go to the Arcade.
Good cooking is said to depend upon a
slow fire. Some Of us will probably never |
get any-as long as We live.
No pride Of self thy service hath,
No place for me and mine,
Our human strength in weakness, deaf,
Oar life apart from thine.
Whittier.