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FARM, GARDEN AND
HOT SEIIOLD.
Canaan's Fair.


The following list of awards were made
NJ Canaan, Al IN, C.ir b.td trbnr.Iav m,
az >''i'''' - nv ~ W.
4lh inst;
The wet cold weather prevented the
| rair f-ar, r.,i,,,, a.. .,,a,.s.sfni a. in for.
an ~" ~ a. 1"e " a. =" ~,
Iief AeaI' = ne c"ttie Sm"" was p2s'.
/ poncd from tuesday To wednesday, las
week. ~.rn quite number good horses
and colts. and few cattle were out but
the rain ; ut them all home. The com.
/ nitf.. r,,,I,. no rennrt
tn faj. ,,as b,iI 'rhrr-,,,,. +, ,ha ,a,r
IN m w. -" =" W. ~,
nan, iu,. was AiSc S"pn ny u nu'
! apples. he remaining products ana III,
showing If fancy work though mucH
smaller than in former fairs. were excel
/ cut. and the quality in part made up for
lass in nnmhrrs
| iar,,o r,,nt..fof ,aorlo war, e,,.r.
- i'' .'''i - poNF - -
ta'hrd ny me ahaah 'ofuet hai'' WHO"
| furnished some very good music
Captain Richardson read paper on
| farming which was to the point and wa
appreciated by ALL The various commit
tcns rennrtsd ~ follo.ys
'No' -
FiErD CHors VEGETABLES ANp FUN
Corn, Ira Goodrich, LIST; T.. l.. Big, low, 2nd
Geo. Dunlap 3D. sweet corn, Wilson FIizyer-
aid, lst. Up corn Tom Thumb, \. f. Pre-
colt, list. Pumpkins, Wentworth Goodrich.
LIST Geo. Dunlap, 2nd. Squash, Fred Nyc,
lst, SunADwcr, Fred Nye, l,t Potatoes,
white elephant, very large, David Mason, LIST
Ira Frost, ID, E. +. Bigelow, ID. Early Eose,
j. |. Buuill, LIST; X. NJ. Fairbanks, I'd. Jumbo
Seeding, J. q A Butts, LIST. Burbank Seed.
ling George Dunlap, LIST Orono, George Dun
lap, lst. Pearl Of Savoy l. g. Bean, lst.
Snow Flake &. u. Smith, l.t j. |. Burrill.
I'd. Prolific J. l. Bunill st. Michigan Bell,
e. ID. Smith lst. Late Rose, g. d. Smith, LIST.
fayoritc, Albion X. Chase, LIST. Beauty oi
Hebron, l.. T.. Biecow, LIST, Wesley BufriIl,
White Star, +. f.. bigclow, list Apples, ". C..
Fitzgerald, % varieties h. Ames. var. |. &.
Bean, var; Penney, ! var; f Barrett,
, var; a ltthardson, var; W Frost, 9 var.
c i Burrill, var. Il + Bigelow, Is var. II NJ
Fairbanks, q var. J Q Butts, Is var; Fred
Goodridge, var; Mrs. Grecnlcaf Rowe, var.
Mrs. Jas. lIarnond var. A X Chase, ont
plate of pears. X NJ Fairbanks, one plate Of
grapes J q A Butts, one plate of Bradshaw
pluns; J q A Butts, five yarties Of grapes.
The exhibition Of fruit was 50 fine that the COM
mittec was unable to award preferences. Flat
turnips, George Dunlap, LIST Ira Goodrich, ID
Rutabaga urnps, X NJ Fairbanks, lst Car
Beets, Il ii Fairbanks, LIST, Ira Goodrich, I'd
Onions, Il NJ Fairbanks, LIST. parsnips, Ira
Goodrich, lst
DAiHi pIopuc1s.-Cheesc, Mrs Charles T.
Burri.l, LIST; Mrs. Horace Hall, I'd. Butter,
Mrs. Chas. + Burrill, LIST.
PRESERVES, ETc.-Mrs. J q A Butts, II var
tiles of preserves, st Pickles tomato), Mrs.
X. S. GGolrich, lst Honey, Scwall brown.
lat Current icly, Mrs. T.. Il. Foster. lst.
CrEIosIrtrs-Mrs Joseph Currcr, a hand
loom, lG7 years old, LIST. Mrs, A Davis, | net
Mrs Elder Mitchell, one pair stockings 81 years
old. Miss Maggie Harris, one sea she'll. Benz.
Rollins, one cane-seated chair done by blind
| tltZupTllQ.
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decline being especially marked In Rhode
Island, and considerable in Massachusetts
and Connecticut. The heavy dropping
of the fluit is the only cause especially
mentioned in Rhode Island, while this
and the ravageS of worms are mentioned
in some reports from Connecticut. In
New York there is a decline of three
points. Dry weather and high gales of
wind have shortened the crop in some To-
calities. In Pennsylvania there is a
marked Improvement, and some advance
is shown in Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana,
Illinois, Iowa, Missouri aud Nebraska,
while a number of other Western States
show a decline. Nevada and several of
the Territories show Il material improve
ment, but in California and Oregon the
condition is somewhat reduced On the
whole the crop falls considerably short
of being good one, but there are coun-
ties in New York, OHIO and other States
especially in the West, where the yield is
extraordinarily large
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STATE OF MAINE.
Libel Notice.

The following libel for divorce is inserted
i'll writ of attachment, dated Aug. Dist 1855.
and feturnable at the September Term of the
supreme Judicial Court, for Somerset County,
\. D., 1888 and is set forth ss follows to wit;
To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court next to be holden at Skowhcgan
within and for the County of Somerset on the
first Tuesday of September A. D., 1888, Chaflr>r.
Dearborn aforesaid libels and gives this Honor.
able Court to he informed that he was lawfully
married to said Lizzie l.. Dearborn whose maid
en- name was Lizzie l.. Gardiner at Boston in the
Commonwealth of Massachusetts on the 18th
day OF December A. b., lss3 by Rev. W. ".
" right so authorized by law. That since his
sad marriage with the said Lizzie l.. Gardiner
they lived togaiheras husband aud wife in said
Boston TIL August 18th, A. d.. 1855, when she
left, deserted and abandoned your libeant and
since that time has never lived with, or cohab
tied with him although he has always conduct.
ed himself towards the said Lizzie l.. Dearborn
as II faithful, chartc and atfectionate husband
since their said marriage; that your lIhrlant
has resided In said Pittstield in good faith one
year prior 10 the date of this libel and wit.
Wherefore as your libelant has resided in said
iittsted in good faith one year prer 10
the commencement Of this libel he prays right
and Justice and that he may be divorced from
the bonds of matitmony between hlmse and
his said wife ii this Court deem it reasonable
and proper conducive 10 domestic harmony
and consistent with the peace and morality Of
society and as in duty bound will ever pray.
not known to me and cannot ascertain the
same by reasonable diligence.
CHARLES 7. DEARBORN.
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET IS. August 2lst, A. D., 1883.
Personally appeared the above named Charles
L. Dearborn and made oath that the residence uf
Lizzie l.. Dearborn is unknown to him and that
he cannot ascertain the same by reasonable
diligence. Before me,
JOHN W. MANSON,
Justice of the Peace.
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET ss:-Supreme Judicial Court, Sep.
TENDER Term, 1888
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order
That notice Thereof be given the libelee by pub
llshng an attesed copy of the same and of tins
order thereon, three weeks successfully III the
SOMERSET REPORTER public paper, printed at
Skowhegan, the last publication to be at least
thirty days before the next term of this Court,
TO he holden AT Skowhegan within and for tie
county of Somerset, on the third Tuesday OF
December next, that she may then and there
appear and answer to said libel if she shall SEE
cause
Attest l. II. WEBB, Clerk
true copy of libel and order of Court there.
on.
Swil Attest; L. II. WEBB, Clerk
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POETRY.


HY THOMAS Wi.STwoRrH uIeGiNsuN.
o thou who nearest on thy thoughtful face
The wcarivd calm that follows after griei,
See how.the autumn guides each leasened leaf
To sure rcpase IN it. own sheltered place.
All. not fore, er shiil thes IN the race
Ofsild torlernnes> round the gathered sheai.
Or, huryirg onward in rapture brici,
SPIN o'cr i1e maarlands into traeklcss space
some hollow captures each, some sheltcring wall
Arrests the wauderer on lis aim css way;
The aulunu's Pensiyc beauty needs them all,
And winter Hnds them warm, through sctc an
gray
They nurse yaung blossoms tor the Spring
sweet ali
And shield new leaflets Tor the burst ct MAY
Tn C.HfHrp
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Notice..

The following libel for divorce is inserted
in writ of attachment returnable at the March
Term of the Supreme Judicial Court A. D., lsss,
for Somerset County and is set forth as fol.
lows; to Wit;
To the Honorable Justices of the Supreme
Judicial Court next to be holden at SkoWheean
within and for said County of Somerset on the
bird Tuesday OF March A. D., 1883. Harriet l..
Churchill aforesaid libels and gives this Hon.
Court to be informed that she was married To
SAID John Churchill by Boardman Brown a
Justice OF the Peace OH the thirtieth day of
March A. d., 1858 at Starks in said County OF
Somerset and has had by him four children,
three Of whom are now living, Rose Churchill
eighteen years old, olive Churchill thirteen
years old and ZUa Churchill, ten years old
that they lived together AS husband and VIE
at said Starks from the time of their said mar.
rage until the tlirtieth day OF October \. u.
1883 that your libelant has always conducted
herself towards her SAID husband as Il faithful
true and affectlOnate wife that on the said
thrtieth day of October A. D, 1883 the said
John Churchill deserted your libclant without
cause and went TO parts unknown to her, since
which time she has never seen HIM, or heard
from him, or received from him any support,
that she has made digent inquiry but has not
been able IL ascertain and does not know the
residence OF the said john Churchill. Your
iibclant AYERS that the said John Churchill has
real estate situated in Starks in said County
of Somerset, that your libelant believes II tea-
sonable and proper, conducive TO domestic
morality Of society that the bonds OF matr
mony between her and her said husband should
he dissolved by divorce; wherefore she prays
that such divorce may be decreed and that Your
Honor make such decree for the support Of
your libelant from said real estate and such
other decree Tor the support OF your libeant
aud also alimony as he thinks proper and that
she may have the custody Of her said minor
children. March 9th, A, d. 1883.
HARRIET l.. CHURCHILL.
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET IS. March 9th, lSss.
Personally appeared the above named Harriet
l.. Churchill, and made oath that the above
libel by her signed is true. Before me.
c. a. WILDER,
Justice of the Peace
STATE OF MAINE.
SOMERSET RS Supreme Judicial Court Sep.
TENDER Term, 1858.
Upon foregoing Incl the Court Order: That
notice thereof be given the libeee by publish
ing an attested copy OF the same and Of this
order thereon, three weeks successfully III the
SOMERSET REPORTER public newspaper, print.
cd at Skowhegan, the last publication to be at
least thirty days before the next term of this
Court, to he holden at Sk0whegan, within and
for the county OF Somerset, tn the third Tues
day Of December next. that he ma. then and
shall see cause.
Attest: l.. II. WEBB, Clerk
true copy of libel and order of Court
thereon.
3wH Attest; l.. II. WEBR, Clerk
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Sheriff Sale.

STATE OF MAINE, Somerset IS. Taken
his first day OF October A. D., 1888, on execu.
zion dated October first A. ID. 1888 issued on a
Judgment rendered by the Supreme judicial
Court, for the County of Somerset, at the term
thereof begun and held on tho first Tuesday Of
september, A. d., 1883. to writ, on the twenty 3.
day OF September A. D., 1888 In favor ~
Cyrus Bean o. Skowbegan, a ;ainst Augustus I.
Talpey, Of Moose River, for oae hundred aud
twenty-eight dollars and thirty -four cents.
debt or damage, and ten dollars and thirty
seven cents, cost OF suit aud will be sold At
pubic auction at the office OF Turner Buswcl
III Scion In said County, TO the highest bidder,
on the twelfth day Of November A. D. 1925, at
one o'clock III afternoon. the following descrih-
ed real estate and all the right. tit'e and inter
est hich the said Augustus T. Talpey has IN
ana to the same, or had on the twenty IN
DAY OF July A. D., 1883, at five O'Clock In the
afternoon when the same was attached on the
writ In the same suit, to wit; the south half OF
LOT number three In the first range of lots IN
township number four IN the second range
north OF Blugham's Purchase with the building
Thereon: also the barn and q piece OF land
where the barn now stands and II piece OF lahi
near said barn for u ba. n.yard to convene SAL
barn' being In all forty.th,ee acres more OF
less. Dated October first, A. D., 1873.
LYMAN GRANT,
aw4l Deputy sheriff
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MOXIE.

Syrup diluted with 10 parts
of water will keep off the ter
rible tired, nervous, exhausted
feeling at the cost of 3 cents
a day, and is as harmless as
other liquid foods. Call fol
the Syrup.
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CARPEIIhGS ARB
NOW COMING IN

and no better time can be had to
send for samples. Please state the
qualities desired, whether Brussels,
Tapestries, Woolens, or Cottons as
our selection can be made more sat-
isfactory. We have some beauties
in the above qualities and thepiiccs
are Just as near those af the manu-
facturers as possible.
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State of M aine.

SOMERSET, ss.-Supreme judicial Court, Sep
TENDER Tel III, \. D., 1888
Edward {. Hale VS. Stafford Flanders. And
now on suggestion to the Court that the suId,
defendant is not an nhabtunt OF tins Statce
and no tenant agent or attorney within the
same, that his goods or estate have been attach
ed IN this action, and that he has had no notice
of OF said suit and attachment, II Is ordered,
that notice of pendency OF this suit be given to
the said defendant by publishing an attest copy
of this order, together with an abstract of the
plaintiffs wit. three weeks successfully in the
SOMERSET REFoR1ER newspaper printed at
ShOwhegan i'll the county of Somerset, the last
publication TO be not less than thirty days he
fore the next term of this Court, to be hold at
SkOwhegan, within and for the county of Som.
erset. on the third Tuesday of December 1855
that said defendant may then and appear and
answer to said suit If he shall see cause.
Attest l.. ii. WEBB, Clerk.
Abstrdct Of PiainiGs Writ
Assumpsit, Upon a proolssory note for
S}G 80 dated Oct, &c, 1878 and payable In one
year with interest. Writ dated Dec I'D, A. u.
1887, and retnrnable to the March Term of the
supreme Judicial Court A. D., 1888. Ad damnaH
500.
c. A. HARRINGTON Atty. for PHI.
a true copy of order OF Court, with abstract
of Pin s. writ.
Attest: L. H. WEBB,
ERIK 5. Court.
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f all Purchases
FOR THE
HOUSEHOLD.

again confront all who are the hap
DIV owners of a home. NotwithStand
ing that the Election engrosses the
attention of large portion of the
people, they will Not forget to
eat, to dress to prepare for the
return of the absent ones, the
biting frosts, the btindind and
drifting sn0,cs or cold blasts
of winter.
One naturally calls to mind the
firm most familiar to them when the
buying of goods is under considers
ton.
Is oar name known to YOU
lfso is it not faU0r0biy known
Are we not known to be the t0rg
est dealers of house furnishing
goods in New England?
-. Observation-Disclosures. 80
SEND FOR CUTS SAMPLES aud PRICES.
...'.......''.....'....'' '..'.'''''''.
Have We not extensively adVertls
ed that we are Il EITER situated
IN sunnlV
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xE75N Log CABlNs were not hot
1: a" !. .. !: !. J: J. !.
NWEA houses and the people wht
N dwelt in them Were not hot
" ~M house growths They were
VI w hardy healthy generation
~TMlnd the remedies used wer'
N&L(JAwsimple preparations repro
/oI S1p duccd in Warmers Lo!
Cabln Cough and Consumption Remedy
and Warmers "Tippecanoe" the grea
stomach tonic.
why do they mean to talk about "hi,ke
trust :" asks Billings. "There isn't a bar
keeper in town that will trust me-
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as this, for it is enjoyed by the poor
as well as the rich, and each year
adds to its popularity. The styles
this season are especially pretty,
particularly in Partor Suits and
Chamber Sets, upon which no pains
ale spared TO satisfy the popular
demands. antique oak and Ash,
az well as the wood in the natural
STATE are made in very pretty sly les
and sold at lo1c .fgures.
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PINE PAINTED CHAMBER SETS

seem not to lose their hold, but, on
the contrary, are gaining IN pop"IW
itV this is TO be accounted for By
reason of the great improvement in
decorating, i'll which our painters
excel all others we have ever seen.
1t is certainly to be wondered at
that such jineiy executed and artistic
paintings can be shown on these
goods, and sold at the prices we
are selling for at this season.
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MISCELLANY.

A conductor is like millners window IN oh'
respect-he collects the fare.
Tourists to the Yellowstone Park next SEA
son might encounter Northwestern blizzard,
II they are wise men they will take II supply OF
the famous DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup
In Boston the neck of chicken is called
Napoleon, because II is the bony part
A man sometimes poses for an Apollo when
he is only an APOLOGY for one
Catarrh is in the blood. No cure for this
loathsome and dangerous disease is possible uh-
til the poison is thoroughly eradieated from the
system. For this pupose, Ayers Sarsaparia
| is the best and most economical. medicine
| Price 81. Six bottles, 50 Worth 81 bottle
When an Italian says 81 loa'' he means that
he loves. That is, he loves to loaf.
'I'll dock you for this, said the man on the
wharf when the steamer Game in late
she coaid tcalk as ,ceRds crcr.
have used Salvation Oil for rheumatism in
the feet and after several applications was en-
tircly relieved Of pain and could walk as well at
ever.
MRS. ANN X. WATKINS, :,
| 30 Cumberland ST., Baltimore, Md
Il would be in order for the men that arc
welded to money making to occasionally eele'
| brate a Tin Wedding.
| It is pretty hard to raise child without
/ losing your temper OCCASIONALLY. The same ap
/ plies To a car window.
| When the hair shows signs Of failins begir
at once To- use Ayers Hair Nigor. This prcpa
ration strengthens the scalp promotes the
| growth Of new hair, restores the natural Colo
To sray and faded hair, and renders 1t soft
| plant and glossy.
/ Canadian fisherman should not waste thei
salt II, ing to put it on the tail Of the America
eagle.
The man who brings suit is always some
what sad. There is always something plalntli
about him.
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SEND FOX SAMPLES

Do not forget that we, in each case
prepay freight and sell for cash, or
ONE QUARTER CASH down and
the balance in Monthly Payments
Do not forget that we have
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CARPETS,

and almost every conceivable anti
Gle used in the home, than amy Other
house?
Can anyone offer more Liberal
TERMS than WEI
Have you ever known OF our
being less liberal than we advertise
to bel There are many other qIlcs
tons that might be asked, if space
admitted. but these are sufficient to
impress your mind in our favor Qf
the answers are favorable to rs) AMI
turn your thoughts in our direction.
We want to tell you of the things
that year ago were growing in the
wilds of the Southern and Western
States, thai are now made up int
the handsomest.
Par Tor SHIT Frames, Cham
Der Sets, Extension Tables,
Lounges, Centre Tables, Mir
ror Frames, Clocks, Plan
os, OrganS, ChcirS, Book
Cases, Office Desks and Sec
retdies,
all of these and many more are got
ten up and made from the WntnH'
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all of these and many more are got
ten up and made from the WntnH'
tree. There is no wood so valuable
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SEND FOR CUTS AND PRICES:
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. WRITE FOR CUTS, TERMS and i RlCES.
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Trains will run as follows, connecting at Oak
lana with Maine Central Railroad:
For Boston, Portland, Lewiston, Wate-yille
Augusta and Buuunr
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EATEN By RATs--The wife OF a farmer, named
Henderson, living In Cass county, Ind, having &C.
Cason TO visit the barn on her husbands farm,
look her nine months old child with her. and laid
him down on a bale OF hay, while she attended TO
The feeding OF SOM cattle. suddenly hearing a
great uproar, and the child loudly crying, she
rushed TO where she had left It, and 10 her horror
found IL surrounded by score OF large rats, who
she discovered were gnawtng and tearing away
IerOciously AT what she had at first supposed was
her child, but which She later discovered, 10 her
intense happiness, was a large bottle OF scotch
Oats Essence which she was using for Neuralgia,
and which she had inadvertently left by the childs
side.
one OF the rats is afferward said TO have re-
marked that there were more oats 10 the square
inch In that bottle than any OF the fraternity had
ever before seen Whatever the rats opinion Is,
II IS certainly well known by thousands OF people
that Scotch Oats Essence VIII cure every form OF
Nervous. Mental, Neuralgia and Historical dis
ease.
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L You FIrn T1RxD.

Weak and weary. worn out or run down nom hard
work. by Impoverished condition of the blood or low
state Of the system you should take Hoods Sarsape-
rna The peculiar totdng purifying and vitalx1ns
qualities Of this succsssful medicine are soon fet
throughout the entire system expeling disease and
giving quick healthy action to every Organ It tones
the stomach, creates appetite and rouses the LIVER
and kdneya Thousands who have taken 1t with bene-
At testify that Hoods sarsaparills makes the weak
strong"
took Hoods sarsapsrils for loss Of appetite. dyS-
pepsia and general langour It did me vast amount
Of good" J. W. wxIIxFoRp. Quincy. Ill
HOODS sARsAPARIILA
Sold By all druessta q: nix for S5. Prepared only
BY @. L HOOD CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Masa
L 100 DOSES ONE DOLLAR
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BEAUTIFUL SPRING DREss Goops.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT

BEAUTIFUL SPRING DREss Goops.
IMMENSE ASSORTMENT.
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
LADIES' BROAD CLOTH. one yard and 2 half wide.
pure WOOL GOBELlN BLUE. TAN, TERRA GOTTA
BLACK. Wonderful cash bargain. S7xc.
SATIN MORE, for trimming the new-sfyle dress
goods; TERRA GOTTA, TAN, GOBEL1N. 7oc.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. at actual cost
to reduce our immense stock.
Don't pay Toe. for BLACK sURAH SILKS. Our cash
CREAM ALBATROSS, extra-wide double width.
pure wool special bargain. 3Thc.
Cash Customers will select ONE Of the following
presents II they buy % over: Pair Of Silk EN-
broidered Corsets worth 75c.; pair Of large size
knotted-fr1nge Damask Towels, worth S1 Hall Dozen
Damask Napkins worth 75c.
CARTERa
MARKET SPACE. NEAR BOSTON VARIETY
STORE
HENRIETTAS the new;style dress,gooda pure
wool, wide double width; OK BLOOD, TAN, TERRA
4Sc.
Finest quality FRENCH sATTEENs, CSC
FANCY SILKS. 81, 40, 45, 900.
HENRIETTAS. extremely fine quality. extra.wide
double width; ali new shades Cash bargain 621Sc.
BEAUTIt UL SATTEENS, very cheap. 9kc
Our prices must be the lowest: sell for cash
exclusively.
Cash Customers will select ONE of the following
presents II they buy $40 or over: Handsome Bridal
Quilt worth 31.5O: One Dozen Dan'ask Napkins,
$loO. Two Pairs Damask Towels, worth 81. sp6
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CITY ITEMS.

Only
VISIT OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT
and II our prices do not astOnish you we give In.
You will find p.
Children's Kid Spring heel Button, 33c.
Misses School Shoes, Lace and Button, 60c.
Ladies' COmmOn-sense Button, 81. 90.
Mems Fine Button, Lace, and Congress-, $1.2k
Also, Also, Also,
the greatest bargain ever shown. Our Solid.
leather Boys Seamless Veal Calf Button, sizes 12
TO z, 81.
We are showing as handsome an assortment OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Fine shoes or every de-
scriptlon at popular prices as are to be found In
the city.
KAUFMANs DOUBLE COMBINATION STORE,
1241 and 1243 18th st. ae.