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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

JUDGE CoFFINBERRY, of Cleveland,
says that DR.. Williams Indian Pie
Ointment cured him 1t never fails.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

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pared form-for sale at this office.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03


uoa,man .1o.G III, 90 md INN 5oo
honehan, a,,io -, ~ ctA .. a. AZ 'rp . so,
horses w Iarhin.s 10 I 81 % nensltv
2 40 cost Observation-Disclosures. % 80
school district No 7 t and pena!ty.,,. G 90
Poll and hospital and penaity...... 8 So
Hamlin, + ], Bellovue--N 4 lot . and lots
3 A. s. G. blk G. 1875: two he ses 100. one
wagon 80; tax 81, penalty SOC, cost l.. X
Poll and hospital tax and penalty 3o
Hicks NJ, Bellevue-Lots and 10, block
z and imp $50, iots II and l2 block IS
o. 90; to.S an, :, o,k ~ GOV horse - ~
GU I pn "a ans ~ hpsnita tax a. md J's,
lol' anu hosP''h' INA "n" Pei"''y'''' ~
HeAdrick, & Bel!evuc-1.ot 8, blk IS, rs;
tax 75c penalty Sc cost 50c.............. 80
foii ana hospital TAX ana pehaty'.'' I"
Humphrey, ], Broadford. Lot - blk
imp 100: tax ,. penalty 30c, cost 5Hc.. sc
School district No 9 tax and penalty 40
ron ana hospital TAX ana p,ha'y'''. :"
Hunter W C, shoshone-Iot II, blk 4. and
IMP 100; tax 3d. applied 90 balance mo-
-, penalty 23c, cost sc ............... 90
School tax and penalty. ............. co
Horton, Z ", Shoshon"-I.et s. blk II and
imp iua tax II, penalty 10, cost 50c. 20 .
HAYES Joh, sbosbonc-1o.s md G. blk
IA, 100; tx 3, penalty SOC, cost 5oc........ SO
School district No - tax and penalty 81
Hunter J,hn Uailev-I,,p on land and
saw mill at mouth If Cruy GulUh 700: tax
81 prnalty2 10, cost 50c.s.,....... % GO
s>ho"l district No 7 tax and penalty 90
Hum, smnn LA Usil.y-Iot H. blk % and
imp 800: tax q penalty ooc, cost SOC 10 40
School district No I tax and penalty 80
Haw!ey,J H. Hailey-Lots and TO- blk As
and INN 1000. tax 30 pena,ty 2. cost 5O.. 80 80
School district No : tax and penalty IL 81
Hay, Geo, MISUNDERSTANDING. blk CD and
inp 500 tax .. pensity eCc. cott 5Ce 10 40
Hsnoo' aiH,f''' >o '.1 anu ' pF . . ''
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

James. Geo, Ketchum-Lots S and G. blk Sc.
and imp. $780, and horse. $50: tax 81 so.
penalty Toe, cost INSTRUMENTATION.
School district No. 4 tax and penalty.
johnson, A NJ Bellevue--Lot \, blk d, and
imp, 80; tax ., penalty 9ec, cost &c..
Poll and hospital tax md penalty.....
Johns, Morgan, Bellevue-Lcts 10, II and
Il, blk 80 and mp 30; tax So penalty
soc, cost Que. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
JENNIE, b A. Shoshone---Lots 10 and 20, blk
II, 100: tax 3. penalty 3)c cost soc. .....
School district No II tax and penalty
Jones, j Il, Corral-IMp on NV u OF NEH
| Ne !, of NV i, Sec 81, t N, Il IL Il,
| 100, three horses lu0; tax 80, penalty 7sc
johnson II Clarity, Mountain Home--lot
| / blk 10 and imp lis; tax 70, penalty SIC
| COST Que. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
School district No II tax and penxlty
johnson, NJ, Mountain Home--N 4 of NV
| 4, Sec %, II $, r + 100. lots l. and
blk Is and imp 1870; tax 40. penalty SAC
School district No II tax and penalty
James Bros, Anticipating on W y of 8
W !, Sec %, and N y OF Sc u, Sec 70, r
An. Il 20 + 100, twenty horses 500, seven
wagons 245, farm implts so: taA IS 81, PEN
atty 80, cost l. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

6annctt F., Ketchum- Lots and 4, blk
62, and imp $50 tax 81 So pen i6c, cost SOC 4!
School district No. tax and penalty. /;
Green, Charles, S"llicr--2 horses so, wagon
and harness Go: tx %, pen A., cost SOC I.
School district No. Is tax and penalty. l =
Pol, and hospital tax and penalty 81
Griffin w. Bliss-Ei9 of SEA SWi, SEA
ofSWA Sec 3, Il $, II - +, imp only 100;
one hundred and seventy FIVE cattle 1915,
tifty-four horses 1850; tax i3l rs; applied
50 %: balance 81, penalty 10, cost l 90 II
School district No. IL tax and penalty. AZ g.
Gillihan, john, Brlavue-Five cattle 95,
two horses 100, wagon and harness TO- tax
As penalty 05c, costs soc. ..........,.... 10 On
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 81
Graham, George s, Toponis-Tcn cattle SEQ
four horses l15, wagon and harness g.
f"r,n PITS 20 tax II 60, pen &c. cost
QUO IL 81
School district No 20 tax and penalty. 6
Pull and hospital tax and pcnalty...... 3
Grant, l. :, Howe-Iinp on poss int, Little
Lost River 2W: tax g. penalty Zoe, st 50c 7 i
Poll ana hospital tax and penalty. s.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

Kearns. John, Bel!evue-Lot 1, blk II SIS,
seven horses $3i5, wagon and harness 500;
tax s14 AZ, penalty 81 ~. cost ST.. ..... i6
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8
Kitchen. II, Bel, eyue-N \ of NV Z. Sec II
and y SW i Sec u. 4 N, II Is imp
$50, two cows Sc, horse 80: tax 30. penalty
69c, cost l..................... .......... 8
Poll aud hospital tax and penalty. s
Kilbourn, c II, Ketchum--Lots :, 4. . and
10 blk 81 anu imp 3O0; tax ., penalty 9Oc,
School district No 6 tax and penalty 3
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8
Kerson, l. A, Ketchun and 4, blk l?
and imp 100; tax 3. penalty 3Oc. cost Y dol 3
School district No tax and penalty
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Kaiser, A l., Shoshone--Iot II, blk II 100;
tax 3, penalty zoe, cost 4 dol. ............
School district No II tax and penalty
Poll and hosl ital tax and penalty o
Keefer Jos, Shoshone-I.ots and 10, blk
c Richards add and imp $50; tax l6 80.
penalty rs. cost y dol. IL
School district No II tax and penalty
Kaiser & Co, Hailey-Fonr horses 200.
wagon and harness 1875: tax rs, penalty
9Sc, cost y dol. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. III
School district No tax and penalty
Kinney bnrkr, Hailey-Lo ~ IS blk 40 and n, 20
School district No tax and penalty II
Eingsbury, Thos, Haley--Lot 6, blk IS aud
imp 800, tax i5 penalty 80, cost u dol II
School district Not tax and penalty
Kecne, S V, Rocky Bur-Imp on 1G0 acres
South Boise So Two horses 100, wagon 70;
tax %, penalty Soc cost 1................
Kelly Il Thomas, Era-Saloon on Main
| street and billiard table 5I5, dwelling
| house 100, two horses 100, wagon AID h1r-
ness GO, iudse $50; tax is 50, penalty 81,
| cost l.............. ......-...'...''... u
Kinscy, II II, Shoshone--Imp on Big Cotton
| wocd %, two cows 40, three horses CO;
| tax 3 u, penalty 3sc, cost l.............
| Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Kirtley, s h Co, Doniphan-Imp on poss
| in. on Rock Greek 100, horse rs; tax 20,
| penalty 6Sc, cost l..................
| Two pol and hospital tax and penalty
| School district No tax and penalty
| Kaiser. Henry, Doriphan--H"use on road
| to Gold Belt 100. two horses NO, wagon and
| harness 40: YAK GO. penalty GGc, cost
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

Miner, NJ A, Bellevue--w y NV 4 Sec %.
Me- L i NV L NV !, of NV Il Nee
2C. SW Il Nv Il 4 4 SW Ii Sc L See ~.
and imp SlO77; six cattle 100, fifteen
horses 43O, three wagons 70, two hogs y;
tax 81 80. penalty Is. cost l.. ........
Poll and hospital tax and penelfy......
Montgomery, George, Ketchum-Lots 5 and
!, block 50, and imp. 100; Tux 3. penalty
School district No. tax and penalty.
Mnrlock II ], Ketchum-!.ots and 7. blk
Il, and imp, 30; horse 80; tax 2aO. penalty
24c, cost l.......... .......: ......:....
school isr,c. 40. tux and pena;ty..
Monks, John, Ketchnm-Lot 5, blk Is. and
imp, ia; tx 4 70. penalty 45:. cost y dol
school district No tHx and penalty.
Pol aud hospital tax and penalty......
Miley, II Ke:chum--SE i of lot 3. blk II.
and imp, 300: tax 9, pen 90 e, cost Is dol.
School district No. q tax and penalty.
Poll and hospital tax and penalty .....
Welcome, Thos. Eetchum-Lots s aud 8,
blk 49, and imp, 100; tax 3, penalty Sor'
cost 4 dollar ....................
School district No. & tax AMI penalty.
Poll and hospital tax and pena.ty......
Monks & Foglins Ketchum-House on river
west # K.tchum. 100: twenty-five catt.e
$50 three horses l2l. twn Wagons rs, hnr
Is: tax % ~, penalty 81, cost l. ........
School district No tax and penalty.
McPheters A f, Ketrhum-L"t 3, blk il.
and imp, $50; tax 40, penslty ioc. cost
y tG!Ihf. ........... ......... .'''
School district No. t tax a pens ty..
Poll and hospital tax and penalty......
Hosler, John, Kctchu NJ Lots and s, blk
9, and IMP, lun; tax 5, Pc. 2uc, cost y dol
school district No tx and penalty.
PHI ana hospital tax End p nsity......
Mosssr. s P, Broe1fcrd- Cow 2s, horsos
100. h4rn"ss -: tax IS, peralty Al cents,
COST y hpliaF. '....-.'.. 49,.
School di,tIi~t No. tax aad peIrlty..
! Morse, j =. Brugd:ord Two cattle ~, Ave
| horses iT5. ~ gous rni harness 81: tax
| 8. penalty % cents cost 4 do'lar........
School district Nc. 9 tax ard penslty..
| Poll aud hospita. tax and penxlty.. -.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03


Lee. O p Bellevue Two horses 800,
wagon S25: tax 80 rs, pen $50, cost &c.,.
o,,is IN K.t,,rm. Lot block 40 and
INN. 400: tax " pen 90 cost Soc. ....... j
school district No. tax and penalty.
r,o, W., K.+c,rmIots7 and q blk
4G, and imp, lOo: tax }, pen SOC, cost soc.
school district No. G tax and penalty.
,., ~ r.,c,u,,Iot hlk sG and
INN $50. tax 4 so, nenalty 45c, cost soc.
school district No. & tax and penalty.
I, n -. =, Va,cbu,. faro ,,ort
Hemds, = is, ~ n IA nsn.Itv "A cost n,c 1
suSes 20 ;, saM NJ No. t.x ona nensItv
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

Hamlin Il George, Arco-One hundred and
ten horses. 2750 tax 50 50, pen "A, cost SOC .
Hooper, y y, Lost River-Inp on 16O acres
land, Big Lost River, 90; COW Is, horse
IS; tax 3, penalty 30c, cost l....... ......
Poll and hospital tax and penslty......
Hines Vader. Bliss-Imp on 100 acres
land at Sand Springs. 50; thirty five cattle
595, four horses 100. wagon 10; tax 20 Go,
penalty ~, cost ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Poll and hospital tax and T'enalty......
Hicks, r L, Corral-Imp on poss int at Cor
Ial, 100; four cattle 10, horses 100, wagon
IS; tax SIS. penalty SIC. cost l.. ........ 4
Poll and hospital tax and penulty......
HALEY Iron Works, Hsiley-I.ots 1 to ~ in.
elusive and lots 10 to "a inclusive, block
ia, and imp. $50: horse 40, machinery,
etc. 1900: tax So 10. penalty 81, cost L.. 9
School district No. tax and penalty. 8
~.
Idaho Gold and Silver Con Co, Rocky Bar
Water wheel and fixtures, SlOU0; tax $50,
penalty S., cost o0c....... -. ....... 8
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

= ampbell, j j, Mountain Home--Imp on Ito
acres miles south of Mountain Home,
40; horses $50, wagons So, swine 20;
tax 10 95, penalty 1 10, cost l........... Is
School district No. II tax and penalty. s.
Chapel, W, EraEouse west side Ban
mock street. $50; horse so; tax 6, penalty
Coo, cost Observation-Disclosures. e.
Cummings W I, Era-Imp on NV X
W y NE 4, Sec 10, Il 4 n, 26 f., 100: tax
3, penalty soc, cost soc. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 8
Cumberland Gold Mining Co. Rocky bar
machinery 1000; tax 30, penalty 3. cost soc 80 8
Collier 4 f. Deer Creek-Imp on Sc Il Sec
%, 4 N, Is L, $50, IL cattle $50.
horses 100, wagon and harness 40, farm
implts. 50;tax Is 80, penalty SO, cost 81 |
Poll and hospital tax and penalty. 5
Converse. II ID, Deer Creek horses IT'S,
wagon %; tax6 penalty Zoe. cost zoe. ..... l
Poll and hospital tax and penalty.
Crawford, Mary, Ha!ley-Mortssge $40; tax
IL Al, penalty Is, cost Ste. ........ IL {
School district No I tax and penalty. IS
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-01-03

y Below zero.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
FEDERATION OF LABOR.
THE SESSION RE sUMED YESTERDAY
AT ST. LOUIS.
Part OF President Gompers's Address
Engrafted Into Resolutons-This Re-
fers to the Eight Hour Law-The Ef-
feet OF Tuesday Nights Banquet.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 12.-The Amer
lean Federation OF Labor resumed its ses-
sion at Central Turner Hall at o'clock
this morning, President Gompers in the
chair. 1t was found that the banquet OF
last night, which was rather big affair,
had kept many OF the delegates from APP
pearing promptly and caused delay in
committee work, none of the committees
appointed yesterday being ready to report.
When the secretary's report was called
for that officer asked for additional time,
which was granted. o. X. Lake, of st.
louis, was then admitted rs a delegate
from the international Typographical
Union, vice John Lawler The following
were then appointed Special Committee
10 report on that section OF President
Gomperss address referring to tho eight
hour law: John +. Kirchner, WIN. J.
Dillon, Henry Emench, Frank X. Foster,
VIM. Martin, Alex. Johnson and w. ii.
Kleiner.
The section OF President Gompers's adj
dress the committee will report upon is as
follows:
''In connection with the eight hour
movement, PERM me to direct your atten-
ton 10 what / believe some o. the actions
Of this convention should be towards
achieving success. We should not content
ourselves with the passage OF resolution
meaning nothing. II this convention
should decide TO engage the attention OF
the working people to the adoption OF the
eight hour work day II should take such
steps as would lead TO practical action and
results. ] believe this subject should either
be discussed by the convention in the
Committee of the Whole or referred to q
special committee for consideration, and in
connection with this ! would suggest fur
Their that we should encourage the forma-
ton of eight hour leagues in every city and
town through the entire country, and that
the trade unions aud labor unions should
be represented in them, not To conflict
with the local central unions or trade coun-
ellis, but 10 concentrate THEN efforts
upon the eight hour movement alone
suggest further that a certain
day be set apart, some holiday, probably
February ~ 1850, on which mass-meet-
ings shall be held simultaneously through
out the entire country for the discussion OF
this subject, and resolutions OF similar
character be submitted to each OF these
meetings. There are other ma tiers OF de-
tail connected with thus subject which 1t is
unnecessary now 10 refer to."
A motion TO adjourn followed the APP
pointmont Of this committee, and the tinst
warm debate OF the meeting followed,
minority iavoring the continuance OF work
with the reports OF the committees and
the secretary. Finally a recess was taken
until O'Clock pm.
Little was done In the afternoon session.
Gompcrs is strongly opposed 10 the
Knights Of Labor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

Prince found himself again in tight box.
II was necessary for him TO do something,
and, firm in the belief that he had en-
tered upon run of good luck, he started
for the Continent with all the ready money
lily his taste for play. He has many
friends in Baden-B Baden, among them the
Duke OF Hamilton, who has long 10 jided
there with his wife. the divorced Princess
Of Monaco. They are wealthy and fond
OF play, but the Prince did not win very
much from them, 80 he turned his face to
the southeast. lie went first to Vienna,
and was Just in the high tide OF success
when the arrival OF his nephew, the Ger
man Emperor, made it undesirable for
him to remain longer in the Austrian
capital. The Emperor William is not
fond Of the Prince, nor OF the British royal
family. Some one told his royal highness
that Hungary offered an excellent field for
an expert gambler, and accordingly he
made his way there and became the guest
OLA wealthy young nobleman. This
young nobleman owned a superb castle on
the Danube. He has n natural taste for
play, and soon after the termination OF
the Princes visit he found ii convenient
TO dispose OF bis castle for ready money IN
order TO pay his debts OF honor. The
Prince continued his tour through Hun
gary, meeting everywhere with marvellous
success. From time TO time he RENTED
large sums OF money to his bankers in Lon
don, and on his return to his native capi.
tai he had enough cash in hand TO enable
him 10 pay at least a large proportion OF
the most pressing OF his creditors.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
THE DRESS GOODS nAaGAIS.

Al our robe Dress Patterns, over 200, are
divided into four lots, as follows:
Al So EACH-All our bOrlered and
robe Dress Patterns that were sold for
ST., $3.50 and Sl5.
Ar Sl3 EAcH-All our bordorcd and robe
Dress Patterns that were sold at $1,000
and SIS.
Ar $3.50 EAcn--All our borlered and
robo Dress Patterns That were $50, $50
and $40.
SPECIAL ToDAY-Tcn pieces 81 inch all
wool Suiting at j9c, worth II.
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pc-ru.nn.

After trying Peruna for n severe cold and
cough, contracted through exposure, 4. J.
Ewing. fCatletisbuiP NY, writes: IL have
taken your Peruna with best results. My
cough Is entirely LEFT, soreness Is gone, and
am increasing IN ec.h.' Pcruna is sold by
all druggists. Only 81 bottle
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nnr Onirllrr., rlr.nri..

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Dec. l2.-The three dog
cO,chcru who threw little Willie Maier
into dog cage, % account OF which APP
pelrcd in these dispatches at the time,
have been arrested. They are Robert
Guerkc, Michael Angclerodt and Edward
Burke. The punishment for the crime
with which they are charged is not more
than ten nor leas than two years in tho
pcnitCntary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
s,nreicr. ,Inti,r-s

Many mothers have permitted their children 10
die l.ciun their eyes when they might have been
taNvi. Any mother who kegs house without a
battle ol AckUf's Englisl Baby sooihcr M hand,
runs rick which she may sometime rcgrct 10
hnsrntcd uu lives ~ thuu.auha ui children, aud
u doing ~ even ycar u. J. lic,tcr. druggist
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
nUY Youn JERSEYS SOw.

You al know the utility Of the Jersey
Jacket. We have an Immense stock.
- Jersey Jackets now gsc.
II Jersey Jackets now 2jc.
- Jersey Jackets now Sl.S7.
- Jersey Jackets now $40.
Aud NO on throughout tho list OF nearly
100 different styles.
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THE ]. s. MENKEN COMPANY
Offer the following extraordinary bargains
today in
THREE LEADING DEPARrMENTs.

Dress Goods, Cloaks and Blankets marked
today at prices lower than ever. II will
pay YOU well TO attend this sale. All
useful seasonablo goods, and offered at
these prices because We are oyerstocked.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13
CLOAKs AND WRAPS.

Seal Plush Wraps are undoubtedly the
most elegant rs well as the most fash
ionable garment that ia worn. We have
beautiful selection, complete rs at the
opening OF the season. We have cut
prices OF the finest almost ia two. Be-
sides ibis unusual offer OF
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The Pen Of q Ready Writer.

Fgnys. Address aud descriptive articles pro
rnr1d ~ fuyis,d. ioiicn 81 ounRmiulntion prs
ontnilun. sympathy. thanks or socini composed.
Lool notio,s. wfiioups cic. prepared Al bust.
mes fifioiiy onnndentia ic.i 81 references ha TO
ability ant discretion given q doslrpd Address
MoUSALETTE.
carr Of the Appeal
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frr r. NJ Galbralh No. 10 Madison
street, rent your house, anl COLLECT your
pufA
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ncsi Satcen nrd Comfori. only 81. os
TIE j. s MENKEN COMPANY.
Fon fine jcwclry go to rhaycr'a



Nhnt They SAP About liyio.
CuruitNh Miss, nryumuct Z. 1854
" iovcnsi.uc. E.ls
Dear sir rlcasc allow me Ia add my
testimonial 10 the wonderful merit OF your
llylo. Ny little boy has been suffering
with noro chin. After applying Your
lotion twicc all Inflammation Was removed,
aud lac nov cries "llylD" every timc ho
tails, Yours, etc, II. w. Johnson.
Cuoicg ladies' gold watches. ThaycFr.
To tewsuriptiNcs Rud Delicate Persons
"iak,-s Norwegian Cod iIfcf or Irais the
luu.f huilis un urie nNi HUu.lIru JNU a.
hAhth Ntu PHILADELPHIA
aas.
fANry chdn, suitable ior Christmas
presents, very cheap this week
MirCrEt & hgyaoN.
svrrmou fine gold chains 20 Thaycrs.
TtchiRes. I.sgrnvinrs.
Mirrors plush goods In fact, all tine pres.
cnH suitable Tor the holilays are nov of.
Tered nc ilunOch,hrrr ~ liru.'K below cost.
SnoHr.wiNp Waterbury, ut rhaycra
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Elorln, goods Enfnha offered at slaughter.
Ing prices. Get thCm while you have n
chance. pG
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

BAnoArN, In wilc'Ir, NJ mayors
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SnoHr.wiNp Waterbury, at rhaycfA
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PINE BEp nLAxKErs TODAY.

We have just received 20 cases Of Austria.
liam wool Blankets, bought lately in
New York at low prices These are
choice goods soft "A down, beautiful
borders and white rs snow. Come and
see them.
IL nlankc,s S1.2j. regular price $3.50.
l2-i blankets ~, regular price $40.
800 wrapper Blankets, just the thing for
Christmas, only Sl.15i reduced irom
$3.50.
Hest sHieen ned Comforts Only sa.0S.
Best cider down BED Comforts only SO.
Fine plush aud iur Carriage Robes $500.
reduced from slj, SIS aud SO
THE j. 8 MENKEN COMPANY.
Fou fine jcwclry 90 % Thaycr'a.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

Cheap Fuuphpc, 23a Main street
UphosiUrng, UpHirIng, etc. Tel 900.
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chiidrcn's Ready Made Dresses

Worth $3.50, $3.50 and $3.50, all today al
one price, only 1915.
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Bows silver vaIcI nj Thnycr'a
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Pine Seal Plush wraps,
We offer today:

We offer today.
$50 Nowmarkcts, worth $40 and $40, at
SS.H. A mere nominal price-S1.s7 for
Sl2 garments.
500 elegant Walking Jackets at $3.50, re-
duccd from ~.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-12-13

Cnoicr veddmrprc.c at Thaycr's.