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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08
PURE AND SPARKLING.
INCREASED DEMAND FOR THE PEER
LESS ARTEsrAN sHDA WATER.
The Services of Chemical Expert Gear,
Of Chicago, Engaged by the Com
pany to Superintend the Manufacture
OF the Popular Beverage.

The Artesian Soda company is destined
tn be one Of the permanent and most
profitable institutions OF the city. 1t is
now scarce three weeks in operation, aud
its fresh, pure soda water has become the
popular drink OF the city. With the adj
vent OF the warm weather in the past few
days, the demand for this sterling CON-
pany's manufacture has so rapidly in
creased that they have been forced to en-
large the capacity for manufacture and the
number of employees Starting with a
capacity of 5000 bottles day, within the
past week the demand has more than
doubled. The quality OF the goods turned
out is so pure and healthful, and so much
aration Tor use, that il is not at all strange
that the public has so readily recognized
the fact. The company has lately secured
In their employ Mr. Gear, a leading
chemist OF Chicago, who has been en-
ploycd for years in one OF the largest soda
water factories in the United States. In
conversation with an APPEAL reporter
yesterday, Mr.. Gear said:
have been connected with the manu-
facture Of medicinal beverages all my life,
especially that of soda water. have never
seen finer opportunities for the manufact-
urc OF purer or better article than the
Artesian Soda company has, and Is so
well prepared TO give the public. This
.artesian waterisperfectly pure ndhealthy,
and the article which the company is turn
ing out is, in my opinion, the best of any
in the United States. The medicinal prop
critics Of the water have been so thoroughly
tested and Endorsed that 10 is not worth
while TO speak of them further. The other
ingredients are equally as pure. Judging
from the few days business since have
been here the company will have TO en-
large their facilities greatly before the
summer is over. One thing certain, the
public can depend on the purity Of the
beverage, fer il is made Of unadulteated
artesian water.
Mr.. Mettler, the manager, Is kept busy
systematizing the delivery Of cases TO resi-
dents and for shipment. The company
has, within the past few days. purchased
property, and it is quite likely that the
factory will soon be in quarters common
surate with the demands for its product.
Metiler & Duffy are the sole proprietors
Of the entire plant, and being men Of tire
less enterprise, theycan be depended upon
TO make it one of the model institutions Of
the city.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

l0c buys n heavy rubber Comb, worth
Pc.
loo buys q heavy Hair Brush, worth 25c.
Zoe buys heavy Hair Brush, worth i0c,
SC buys Gents Socks, worth loo.
l5c buys Gents British Socks, worth
25c. sas
zoe buys Gents Fancy Socks, worth 35c.
soc buys Boys Heavy Pcrcal Waists,
worth 75c.
65c buys Boys heavy Percal Waists,
worth SIC.
25c buys Boys heavy Percal Waists
worth, i5c.
Soc buys Boys heavy Percal Waists
worth soc.
DC buys Boys Suspendcrs.
l0c buys Mems Suspcndcrs.
Fans.
Sc buys beautiful Jap Fans, worth BE
Poe buys Fan worth elsewhere soc.
SOC buys Fan worth elsewhere zoe.
Sl.00 buys u Fan, opera shades, worth
elsewhere Sl.75.
Zoe buys all the new shades in Yelling,
worth 20c.
parasols.
Sl2j buys silk sun Shades, worth 5000
Sl50 buys silk sun Shades, worth $500
Sl05 buys gold and silver tipped Gloria
2S-inCh.
Sl50 buys fancy novelties, worth $500,
500 buys fancy novelties, worth Sl.oO.
$50 buys Shot silk novelties, long
handle, worth $3.50,
White Gooda Ginghams, Etc
sc buys plaid Dress Ginghams, worth SIC
6!c buys plaid Dress Ginghams, worth
l0c
Sac buys choice OF our Ginghams, worth
l25c.
Ice buys choice OF our Ginghams, worth
poe.
Sc buys Sterling Calico, worth 7ic.
be buys 40inch Nuns Yelling, worth
l9lc.
20 buys 40-inch India Linen, worth l5c.
Toe buys Black Orgmdy rlaids, worth
20c.
5c buys India Linen, worth Toe
Sc buys Booklold India Linen, worth l5c.
Sc buys large plaid India Linen, worth
l5c.
i2!c buys Bleach Table Damask, worth
Zoe.
Gle buys Bleach Table Damask, worth
Sl.OO.
SIC buys Bleach Table Damask, worth
Sl2b.
Zoe buys Printed Organdics, worth 9jc,
ljc buys Turkish Towels, worth Die.
Pie buys Turkish Towels, worth Zoe.
33lcbuys Dnlaundcrcd shirts, worth Soc
II. H. w. GOODWIN.
aos Main ~.
Br sure and visit the Dime Museum.
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Tnr world-iamous Seton. Museum.
METROPOLITAN RESTAURANT.

RIcKERT & Co. PRoPRIEroRs
No. 223 second street.
REG uLAR MEAL, 25c.
DINNER TODAY:
Soup.
Mock Turtle.
Roasis.
Beef.
Entrce.
Pork and sweet Potatoes.
Salad.
Lettuce.
Vegetables.
Boston Baked Potatoes.
Siewed Tomatoes.
Dessert.
Lemon Custard Pie.
Charlotte Russo.
Coffee. Milk.
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IInl. for Ever, body.

The place where TO get the very best
spring and summer hat at the loves, price
II at Martin Cohen's. 2l0 Main street, near
the corner Of Adams Mr.. Cohen IN a
practical halter, thoroughly understands
The wants Of the southern trade and keeps
In stock the very best goods. II isremark-
able how cheap lac sells hats-iar below
the prices asked at any Of the other lead
ing stores Of the city---but he does II, and
Cohen's hats are seen ON all kinds Of heads.
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I. GOLDSMITH & BRO.

The Important Remarks They Made
Today.
The old and original firm Of !. Gold
smith Il Bro. established in 1870, still
hold out at their reliable dry goods empo.
rum. No. Us Main street and Nos. 81 and
~ Rcalc street. They beg TO inform the
public that they have no connection what
ever with the firm OF Goldsmith, Stein Il
Levy. They also thank the public for it,
past patronage and request continuance
OF the same.
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MENKEN g. COMPANY.
MONDAYS LIST OF BARGAINS.

Now is the time to make yourpurchases,
our stock Is immense, comprising the
choicest fabrics and articles produced in
the world. You have the same advantages
IN our house as If you bought in Paris or
New York. You have variety, correct
styles and low prices. t'lt
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MEMPHIS real estate is cheaper than in
any other city. Why hesitate 10 buy u
home at i. W. Roys,cr x Co. = auction
sale next Thursday, the 18th inst See
card.
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Ribbons, Ribbons. Ribbons.

We will offer % cartons ~ Ribbons at
greater bargains than any offered before.
10 boxes Of shaded MORE Ribbons in
No. %, all and every shade, every thread
silk, ut pc, DE You cannot match them
for Doe per yard.
- pieces blacl, Satin and Gros Grain
Ribbons, q inches wide, ut 20c, worth zoe
per yard
$50 pieces Gros Grain MI pure silk Rib
bon, No. H. ut l5c, worth soc per yard.
Dress Goods, Dress Goods, Dress Goods.
Extra special bargains for tomorrow
ca gray double width Cashmere, l0c,
worth zoe per yard.
o. gray Cashmere, strictly all wool,
l7lc, worth DC per yarl.
% pieces assorted Dress Goods at 12lc
worth 2jc per yard.
50 pieces whip-cord Cashmere, latest
shades, l7lc, worth 35c per yard.
% pieces Satin Striped Dress Goods in
Tan, all at 5c, worth l5c per yard.
Three special Drives.
rs pieces Sateen in navy blue, brown,
black, white, gobelin blue and green, allht
Glc, worth l2!c per yard.
Dress aud Apron Ginghams for one day.
tomorrow only.
zoo pieces Dress and Apron Ginghams
at 4lc, 4lc, 4lc per yard. iI3
80 pieces dark Nuns Yelling. very fine
quality, ut Sc, 3lc, 3lc, worth l5c per
yard.
100 pieces extra large Satin Plaid, very
fine sheer goods, at 7lc, 7lc, 7lc; l2lc il
the least price you can buy them for else
where.
White and cream Null, very fine, 7lc,
worth l5c per yard
80 dozen Turkish Bath Towels at zoe,
worth Fl per dozen.
% dozen fancy Turkish Tides at 5Oc,
worth ~ per dozen.
80 dozen extra large fancy Turkish
Tides at 2jc, worth Boz each.
Notions, Notions. Notions.
silk Mitis In all colors at Zoe, worth 35c
10 SOC per pair.
silk Yelling, in all shades, at loo per
yard.
Hand Bags pc, long Pocketbooks with
oxydized trimming pc. black silk Cord
PC per yard, Pins lc per paper, silver oxy.
died Breast pins DC cnch, silk dotted
Yelling &c per yard, Celluloid Combs bc
each, colored bordered llankerchieis pc
per dozen, best Bustlcs Sic each, Pcrcalc
sets Collars aud Cuffs lJc per set, ombroid-
cred back lisle Gloves 2jc per pair.
Ostrich Tips, ~ color, pc per bunch.
SHOES, shoes, shoes.
Ladies' Kid Toe Slippers leather lined,
al sizes, J0c, worth : per pair.
ladies Kid Low Quarter Shoes at zoe,
worth sl.25 per pair.
400 pairs ladies and misses Goat, Kid
and Calf hand scwcd lace aud button
Shoes, all at ~, worth - to $3.50 per pair.
$50 pains children's Shoes ut jOc, worth
81 10 81 .25 per pair.
175 pairs infants Shoes at PIC, worth
SOC 10 zoe per pair.
200 pairs mems hand scwcd Calf Shoes
nj 10, worth - TO - per pair.
ljOpairs boys hand scwcd Calf Shoes nj
sl.2j, worth g 10 $50 per pair.
Carpets, Rugs, Oh Cloths.
Floor Oil Cloths, yard wide, 25c, worth
I5c per yard.
Best Hemp Carpet i2lc worth pc per
yard.
Double Ingram Carpet 95c, worth iOc
per yard.
Two-ply Carpets 45c, worth G5cpcr yard.
Smyrna Rugs, all sizes, chcay, very
cheap
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GOLDSMITH, STEIN 81 LEVY,
No. ace Main street
Steam n,. and ,i.a.,aH Work.

ladies' and Gents Clothes Cleaned or
Dyed in all colors. Ostrich Ieathem and
Lace Curtains cleaned at 81 Jefferson
street. Goods received by express.
l.. RIEGEi., Proprietor.
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Jusr RECEIVED -one car Of fine saddle
and harness Horses and one extra pair oil
carriage Horses.
IT, D. CLARKE, No. 70 Monroe street.
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Cas- you find better Investment than
city lots In good neighborhood3 Attend
u, W. Roystcr 4 Co.'S auction sale ON Or
leans street, on Thursday next, the 18th
inst. See card.
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Prices UnapproaehabI, Low. Low, Lo'


We have got everything that is required
in the millinery line, everything that is
new in Hats and Flowers. We will sell
them to you for onc-hall OF what you have
to pay for them elsewhere.
We will trim Hats in any style free OF
charge while you wait.
Come and see our assortment Of Hats.
We will offer - different styles of latest
straw Hats at Zoe, pc, 2lc each
80 boNcsol fine Flowers AZ Ice per bunch
% boxes of real French Flowers ut soc.
You cannot buy them elsewhere for 81 Il
bunch.
% dozen Lace Caps, 0dilIcrcnt styles, all
at 25c, worth j0c each.
We will also offer tomorrow, and tomor-
row only:
y dozen LADIES' Kid Gloves, 5-bu,ton
length, embroidered back, in black and
colorcd, READ French, 75c, worth - per
pair.
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MRS. X. A. SLOAN.

ORLEANS srRKET, south Of Vance, has
long been considered one ~ the most do
sirable neighborhoods In Memphis. y. W.
Royster 4 Go. will sell choice lotson ThuB-
day next. the 18th inst. See card.
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A. NJ. WORKMAN & Co., best Mocha and
Java parched conees, creamery butter etc.
I7b Main street.
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An Of the newest designs in buggies,
coupes and carriages vi w. Il. Edwards 4
Bros. No. 37S Main street.
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GERBER g. METTE.
bargains tut. w.cki BarEaias TIT.
week.

Dress Goods Drcfs Goods
36inch nll wool hcnrieltas, 47lc, ncwcs,
shades.
3s-inch French chcyiois, I2lc; regular
price. JOc.
3s-inch Atwood albaiross, 37lc; were jOc.
$50 combination dresses, $3.50. worth ~.
80 pcs finest French satccns, elegant
styles, BE only.
Special prices in black goods this week
only.
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Buy your potato barrels from I. Kordel,
No. l2s Front street
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The best place 10 buy fashionable Clothing
at low priccs7 Great Western, 220 Main
street.
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GERBER & METTE,
No. 2s7 Main street

TnK popular meat market OF the city,
where everything can be found In endless
quantities. SITES a ANS,
Al Jefferson Street
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great Itaruntus

In fashionable Young Mems Clothing at
the Great Western, go Main street.
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NO. sac MAIN srREEL
FOR GOOD WORK AND FAIR
DEALING.
snselnl Malice.

Steamer Alice will leave iootoi Jesenon
street Tor Marion this evening at ; O'clock
Fare for round trip, 5oc.
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EmbroIdcrirs. Lac.s and Fancy Trim.
mlugs.

Is elegant embroidered dresses, $3.50,
were $500.
4jinch Swiss skiriings, bOc 10 - per yard.
- a. 27-lnch ilouncings. 5Or Ia 500.
800 pcs lrish crochet edge at ljc per dozen
yards.
Linen laccs from 3Oc per dozen up; elegant
line.
- lace bed sets, $3.50 reduced from 81.
% lace bed sets. $3.50 were $50
800 embroidered aprons at q sacrifice.
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An sizes CRATES, fronts and tenders for
sale cheap at Gaboy's.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Fon superior jewelry Of all kinds 10 q
q. uuebner, 357 Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

100 Coal cooking sioyos. ell sizes, for
sale cheap at Gabayr.
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LooI out for Choier. -naguire'- Bepns
Plant.

Forty.6ye years. Infalliblc Specific for
Diarrhoa Dyscntcry Cholera Morbus, fluN,
Cllildron'- TccthinF aud II taken In time n
sure preventive Of Asiatic Cholera
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Parents.

Don't fail 10 examine our prices In Boys
and Childrcn's Clothing, at the Great
Western, 22e Main street.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Fnrm SmAD and game fish OF all k.nl,
at sIrrs 4 ANS, No 80 Jefferson a. Sap
and examine them.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

$1,000 damaged nails for sale cheap at
Gabay's.
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Attractive Popular Prices.

In returning thanks to our numerous
patrons, We take pleasure in announcing
that last week our buyers have succeeded
In securing several large lines OF goods ON
sucll favorable terms that We are able 10 Of
fer them nt
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Silks, Dress Goods, French Sntincs aud
white Goods.
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Tnr Expected Guest. Dime Museum.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-04-08

Tomorrow will be a big day in
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sin UmbreIIn.. SIN Para,oI..

We shall offer this week some immense
bargains In umbrellas and pansols.
our stock h larger than ever before,
IN endless variety " styles. We guar.
antcc price and quality. Ne sure 10
come aud see for yourself.
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LrOsAnD's Marysl0as Acc. Mussum.
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GOLDSMITH. STEIN a. LEVY.
no. ass Main street.

The very extensive patronage which has
characterized the opening weeks Of our
new firm proves conclusiyelyihat the pub
lie appreciate full stocks III new and fash.
ionablc goods, selected with care aud Of
fefcd nj
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BBJACH'S.
FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY,
900 Mnia street.

Our first grand display of Hats. MILF
merry, Ribbons, Flowers, Tips and Lace
Caps takes place tomorrow at
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l. GOLDSMITH g. BRO.
(gsT BLisuED 1901
5ts Jain aud gI-S3 Iicaic street.
Wo Arc Leaders OF Low Prices
For Monday aud All This Week wuhou,
ANY Limit 60 Quantity.

30 pieces, all new shades, double width
Dress Goods l2lc.
3Opicccs all wool Nuns yelling ut Toe.
- pieces hall wool Nuns Yelling at 7lc.
600 pieces double width Cheese Cloth at
BE-.
20 pieces assorted Dress Goods worth
30 for l7lc.
silks. Noircs and Surahs at low prices
! 900 yards short ends Ginghams thi'
week.
10 pieces Curtain Scrim at De-.
20 loUu Bathing Towels at 71c n dozen.
80 dozen extra large Bathing Towels at
Slb0.
100 pure linen Lap Robes at Doc each.
BooTs AND SHOES.
Great Bsrgs,n- for 0ae Week.
Just bought. 5000 pains Of mems,
ladies', childrcns and misses Shoes and
Slippers, ~ q great bargain, aud We will
sell them nj the same rate.
l,OOOpairs infant button Shoes nj ibc
900 pains Opera Slippers, allsizcs, at b0c.
$50 pairs cloth Slippers, all sizes. nj SIC.
900 pairs Wigwams, oil sizes. at zoe
400 pains Oxford and Button low shoes,
Zoe.
1000 pains mems custom working Shoes,
sl.2i.
$50 pairs mems Shoes, button, lace or
Congress o, $50.
Call and get your Shoes at our houses,
sts Main stree, or si.S5 Bcaie street.
1000 gents Derby Hats NJ OOc.
800 mems and boys Crush Hats, SOC.
no dozen Straw Hats NJ from Zoe up.
30 mems Blue Flannel Suits, SL5O.
100 mems Scotch Suits, $50.
7jmcn's Dress Suits at sl2b0.
Call nj once and get some 81 the
Great bargains nj
(. GOLDSMITH g. BROS.
FoR elegant saddle horses, the newest
aud most beautiful buggics and stylish
coupcs 70 30 W. l.. Edwards q BIO, No.
MS Main street
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white oood.. White Good..

India lawns, &c, lOc, l2le up to zoe
Checked nainsOok In all qualities and
STYLES.
Special reductions for short lengths.
ladies gloves, miits, cuffs and collars At
oil prices.
He'd Spreads Bed Spreads.
The largest limo In the city. Como and
see our stock before purchasing else.
where.
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WAGON AND GENERAL REPAIRS
RsoN & WEAKLY,
No. 5ao Main street.
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% dozen cbildrcn's black and ooIorcd silk
hose, SOC
10 dozen ladies' ingram hose tsamplcs),
pc, cheap 1T Doc.
$50 dnyen ingram pin striped, six pair Tor
sl2b.
Mems aud childrcn's hose at special low
prices.
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MRS. X. A. SLOAN.
No. aas vain street.
Prepare for spring aud summer
BY buying your
Bonnots, Dress Trimmlngs
Flowers, Buttons,
lacs, Ornaments,
Infants Caps, latest In Hair Goods,
Childrcns' Trimmed Hats,
Golden Hair Wash,
Az reasonable prices.
Dress Waking Department.
THE BEST in the City.
Dresses furnished on short notice.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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FoR elegant saddle horses, the newest
aud most beautiful buggics and stylish
coupcs ~ 10 W. H. Edwards q BIO, No.
37S Main street.
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Go and See
The nobby styles and gscat bargains IN
Clothing NJ the Great Western, 30 Main
street.
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Ladies md dents spring Underwear

Ladies' vests in gauzc, 3Jc; Balbriggan, co.
to Obc.
Llslo vests, 75c 30 ~ silk, $50 each.
Gents natural wool. ~ per snit.
Gauzc, Soc, HalbngRan, 1bc ~ ~.
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rnprcecden,csiy low Figures.

While II il impossible 10 cnumcrate the
many attractive offerings IN our various
departments, We would invite special at
tentiun 30 tho following
2 cases cxtm heavy l2.I Mnfscillcsquilis
at ~ each. good value Tor Sl.7i.
~ blrachcd domestic, sixteen yards TOR
az worth s W. per ynrl
Lace curtains, fall length zoe per pair,
would bc cheap at $50.
Saiccns In all designs and colorings,
twelve yards Tor 81, sold everywhere for
l2lc per yard.
A iull stock Of laccs and cmbroidcri,s
direct from importers trade sale.
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TIN Powers Twins Dime Museum.
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I.nrscs, bargains OF the season.

200 dozen ladies' fancy striped hose, fall
regular made, at 20c per pair cheap 1T
Bic.
200 dozen misses hose, sizes 10 -,
ingram, fast colors, ljc; worth iOc.
Two eases standard prints, dress styles,
at De-; worth 7lc.
Every lady will hnd Il 10 her ad vantage
10 examine our stock OF white goods, laccs
and cmbroidcncs.
500 jerseys at jOc each.
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Br sure and visit the Dime Museum
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800 pieces cream null embroidery IN
elegant designs and superb quality, Toe
lie, 2Oc. 2jc and Jbc per yard worth ~,
j1c, IOc, 50c and zoe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-09
BUSINESS is BRISK.
For That Reason CARPET Workers
Will Resist Proposed ReduC

For That Reason CARPET Workers
Will Resist a Proposed Reduc-
tion in Wages.
Special to the Globe.
NEW YORK, Dec. s.-About 1.4OO
carpet workers convened in mass meet
ing in Wendell's assembly rooms to-
night to receive the report of the exc
cutive committee OF the National Car
pet Workers union Oh the general con-
dition of the trade throughout the
country, and also to decide
what course to pursue in re-
CARDS to the proposed reduction
of l215 per cent in wages in Higgins
carpet factory which is to go into effect
on the 18th inst. The report showed
that both manufacturers and employees
have reason to believe that the carpet
industry will be more active this season
than at any time during the past ten
years. Resolutions were adopted claim
ing that Higgins factory had
tried to disrupt the organiza-
ton of the employees for the pur-
pose of reducing wages and impegning
the yeracity of the statement of the
firm that they were compelled to reduce
wages, owing to dullness in the trade,
inasmuch as they had more orders than
they could fill and were making large
profits. A committee was appointed to
confer with the company to try adjust
the dispute, and in case of failure, the
power was given them to order Stiike
at such time as they deem most oppOr-
tune. Two thousand men are employed
in the factory,
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Proposals. for Pork and Flour

UNITED STATES INDIAN SERVICE DEVILS
LAKE AGENCY, FORT ToTTEN, D. T., Novem-
Der 20, 1SSS.-Sealed proposals, Endorsed
Proposals for Pork and Flour and ad-
dressed to the undersigned at Fort Totem,
d. T., will be received at this agency until
one o'clock of December Is, 1883, for fur
nishlng for The Turtle Mountain Band of Chip
pewa Indians / 90 Barrels of Mess Pork and
10000 pounds of Flour delivered at st.
John. Rolette County. Dakota, on or before
March LIST, 1889. Mess Pork must be well
preserved, sound and sweet. in goods barrels
with sound heads and well hoped. Flour
must be what is known as straight. full
Stock of good, sound wheat; 60 pounds of
wheat to be ground down to ~
pounds of flour, and delivered in extra
Strong single cotton sacks to weigh
ounces to the yard; contractors will be re-
quired to plainly stamp their names on each
sack Samples of not less than % pounds
must be furnished by bidders; said samples
must be put in PLAIN white bags, without any
mark thereon whatever, except the name of
the bidder, in small letters, and the number
of the sample if more than one is submitted.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Each bid must be ACCOMPANIED by certi-
fed check or draft upon some United States
depository, made payable to the order of the,
undersigned, for at least five per cent of the
amount of the proposal, which check or draft
will be forfeited to the United States in case
any bidder or bidders receiving an award
shall fail to promptly execute a contract with
goodand sufficient SuretieS, otherwise to be
returned to the bidder.
JOHN W. CRAMSIE,
4. s. Indian Agent.