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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-06-08
VOL. 2.
NOTICE FOR PRE-EMPTIoN PROOF.

Arthur B. Hinman, d. s. 1887
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO, I
May 2S, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof win be made before the Clerk
District Court, 1st Judicial District Idaho Ter
ritory, at Mt. Idaho, l. r.. ION July H. 1885, viz:
Arthur b. Hinman, d. S. 1887.
For the Lots and 4, sec. 30, tip. 30 H., B.
m, and e12 se4 sec. 25, tp. 81 n, r w b. IN.
He names the following witnesses to prove
of, said land viz;
Thomas F. Nelson, Samuel c. Hayes, John
Harris, Harden Chenoweth, all OF Cottonwood,
Idaho.
5I-i FRANCIS F. PATTERSON. Register.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-06-08
MARRIED.

JONES-RoOKE-Nea Grangeville, l. T., at
the residence of the brides father, on June
s. 1885, by Rev. W. A. Hail. Mr.. Asa Jones and
Miss Mary M. Rookie
CHURCH-GILL.-At the residence of the
brides father, near Grangeville l. IT, by
REV. W. A, Hall, on June &, 1883, Mr.. Henry
Floyd Church and Miss Rella M. GILL
DIED.
BECk.-In Grangeville, /, r., June 8, 1888,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs L. Beck.
ROBIE.--On Salmon river, this County, June
2, 1883, william, second son of Mr. and Mrs.
f. w Robie, aged about years.
HENDRE N.-Near Grangeyille, l. T. June 3,
1885, Donie d., infant twin child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. j. ID. Hendren, aged months Is days.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1888-06-08

No news from st Louis convention.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01
ENLARGED.

Great Falls takes the lead again
Dozens Of large brick blocks in course
of erection, and the largest stock OF
carpets in the largest carpet room in
the territory. @. P. Thomson carries
twenty pieces Of carpet for every one
carried by any house in Great Falls.
No one should miss the opportunity
to visit his new and enlarged carpet
room and see the new moquetts, vel
vets, brussels, tapestries and in
grains, and new draperies. The new
millinery has now arrived, and shoes,
dry goods and sewing machines are
arriving daily. Ladies' should see
the elegant stock as early as possible
and make choice selections No trash
handled by this house, but good
quality and lowest prices are pre-
sented by the Reliable Dry Goods
House Of Great Falls.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01
[From Thursdays Daily.]

]. P. Hoag, prominent resident Of
Salt Lake, is in the city.
1t is reported that Judge Thos. w
Murphy Of Cascade is out of the field fol
sheriff.
Died-Harry, infant son of Charles and
Anna Taylor, August 28th, aged 8 weeks
Hon. Jesse F. Taylor returned from
Choteau yesterday after an absence Of
several days.
The billiard and bar rooms of the Park
hotel are being papered. E. V. Rubot.
tom has the contract.
John sturrock, of the firm of sturrock
81 Brown, stove and hardware merchants
Of Helena, is in the city.
The iron for Murphy, Maclay and Co.'S
new building and also for the new Jail
arrived yesterday.
The census eaumerator, John W. Stan
ton, has finished his labors and reports
that the population of Great Fails is 2 700.
G. Boseman, representing the Union
warehouse company, of Helena, is here
looking after some business matters con-
nected with his firm.
CT. Mcnamara Of Fort Maginnis, who
has cattle scattered through northern
Montana, is in the city looking after his
interests here.
Paul Roehl Of the Milwaukee house
went out to the Belt mountains today In
company with Messrs. Eustis and Rupert
of Minneapolis.
H. P. Brown, resident of st Paul and
proprietor of large music house there,
is visiting his friend, Chas. M. Webster,
of this city,
F. M. Morgan, who has leased the new
stable on Second avenue South, placed
his stock therein yesterday and is now
ready for business.
Thomas Mcmahon lost purse contain
ing $42 to-day. The finder will be liber-
ally rewarded by returning 1t to him or
leaving 1t at the Tribune office.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01
NEW YORK CASH BAZAAR
TILE SPECIAL BARGAIN STORE.
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, MOTIONS. BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, GAPS, ETC.

work hard all the wheat oats cattle Sheep etc.
family and evar ea n the b wod and then
are worth OF uxGg few ne Ct about
Gas Bazaar and double dollar The almighty dollar
buyina ur 1t is almost useless you
ege doing g Our figures viii teach You in the
tne between credit system between
ndo@ aad wasting dollar Moving
copng Rer me ag a dollar s5erts all in
money and giving greatest that can be-
r. D. BECKON.
Central
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01

territorial convention and to the convention
nominating councilman and representative, and
will also make nominations for the following
offices: clerk and recorder, sheriff. assessor, pro-
bate. judge, county attorney, treasurer, PUBLIC
administrator, coroner, superintendent OF
schools and three county commissioners.
By order of Democratic Central Committee,
Cascade county, Montana.
T. E. COLLINS, Chairman.
ERNEST A, RINGWALD Secretary
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

To the voters OF Cascade county:
hereby announce myself candidate for the
office of Clerk and Recorder.
JOHN P. DYAs, Gorham, Mont.
To the Republican Convention and Voters of
Cascade County:
hereby announce myself as candidate for the
office of Clerk and Recorder. Very respectfully,
r A UuNT,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-09-01
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION

Pursuant to an order of the Central Committee
at meeting held at Great Falls, August I, 1888
the first day of September 1888 at 10 a. m. is the
ton, at Minot's hall, in Great Falls.
August 49, 1888, between the hours of and s
p. M, is the time appointed to hold the, primary
to the county convention will be chosen.
The following is the apportionment of dele
National Republican., 1888-04-06

The following lodges will meet tonight at
the places named:
Masonic. Lebanon. No. :, Masonic Temple:
Hiram. No. 10, Masonic Temple: Columbia
Commandcry, Knights Icnpar, NJ. :. Ma
sonic Temple
G.. R.-Gcurgc c. Meade. No. : seventh
and l. streets northwest; John +. Reynolds.
40. q. q. \. II. Hall.
/. o. -. F.-Ccntral. No. /, odd Fellows
Hall: Eastern No. :. odd Fellow. Halt. Me.
uhancS. 40 ls, Georgetown; Metropolis, No,
ii MOOrc's Hall. Ninth street,
Knights of PytliaS - Syncu>ian. No, 10.
Pennsylvania avenue and Nnth street north.
west; Nelson Division. No. ., Eighth and 4
streets northwest.
q. {. T. Garfield, No /. Lc Droit building.
loom ~.
sons of J"nadab-Gool Will No. O. III
Eighth street
|, o. q. ID, p. Holloway Lodge, No. Is
!C3 street northwest.
|. q. M.-WaShington. No. t. GOl & street
northwest: Lafayette. No. u, seventh nl /
streets northwest.
%. of H..-Wa>hlugtun, No, III. 81 sixth
street northwest.
knights Of the Golden -IvanhJC No
4. Knights ui Golden Eagle Hall, 3ll Ninth
street northwest
10. IL Eagle. No. =. odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard: Eagle, Jr, No, |, odd Fellows Hall
Navy Yard
Sons of TcmpcrHncc-W Washington Division
Grand Army building.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
Ninrringc Liccnsrs.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued Thomas VI. A. sullivan and Catherine
A. O'pricn. George Bancroft and Matilda
Names, Frederick Matney and Annie Lee, John
Holmes and Frances Caster, Wilson Frenlell
and Lille Beach both of Fairfax county, Na,'
william H. hlcNandcr of Knoxville, TENT,
Charles l.. Van Arsdale and Mamie Il. Knox.
Walter q. Edwards and Ida 4. Furlung, Rob
crt f. Reed and Susie u. Henry, William l..
Crick and Malinda Rollins. Walter Bowie and
Matte l,Oane. Robert White aud Henry +,
Johnson. Henry Mackay. of Hanover county
va. and Marian cambridge, oC Caroline
county VA,
National Republican., 1888-04-06
THE SMALL THINGS oFADAY.
Minor Occurrences In and About tn,
CITY.

Minor Occurrences In and About the
CITY.
Eleven judgments by default wcr, granted
In circuit court No. !, Justice lldplcr, yCstcr'
day.
Complaint is made of the offensive material
dumped ON the ground adjoining the Van Ness
place.
Mrs. G. p. Breckenridge, l5i9 K street north.
west reports the larceny of 500 e.. l.. Brr.
!aSr S.. reports stole" '"" marble "'"'' wort"
Jacob juncs has purchased of Samucl Woscn.
thai for S3l, ,5OO lots IS to n, inclusive. ON Ft.
tccmth street, between T and streets north.
wC~t.
John Trader and u. u. Fairbank have been
appointed special policemen. and BGni1mln
Noung's resignation as u special policemen
has been accepted by the commissioners
Justice Cox, in equity court yesterday,
granted the defendants In the Eminuns ".
taruCit case one weeks more time in which
tu make answer to the allegations ot plaintiff.
Charles shelton and Dennis callahan each
forfeited SO and so respectively IN the police
court Yesterday for an affray at the corner Ot
Third street and Pennsylvania avenue south.
east
j. H. Kendall and Murray Marbury were uc.
rrplr0 ns prtit Jurors In criminal court yCStCr.
day t0 I'LL the vacancies In the pAncl ut thut
court. The Others drawn for that duty were
excused
! David King has sold to Gustav Lnnnlrt, the
! swedish minister. the east half vi lot 10. IN
square 2iS. fOr S2jGnO. The prOpurtyiS un the
| south side of X street between Fourteenth
! and Fifteenth streets northwest
II. H. Tcnncy and VIM. II. Martin were cX.
| cuscd ltom Jury duty for cause In circuit
| court No, +? yesterday, and Thomas B'nwil
! was accepted, j. W. SGlby and VIM Ballcn'
| tyne. ir.. were drawn To- complete the panel
The health officer reports that the ,iCknes,
| and suffering among the poor uG the District
| has been unprecedented. and asks that what
| ever surplus there may be- held over from the
! Uuur fund should he given to tile purchase ol
| medicines
Mr.. j. A. Mahony. representing tn Amnr.
| can Turf Alliance has been awarded the
betting privileges at the Jockey clubs spring
meeting. The alliance will pay $500 per day
This sum Is $50 day more than was even
previously paid.
Jacob H. Brumbaugh has purchased from
| the executors OF the estate OF Joseph casey
deceased. for SiOSl!.50 lots -, -, q. ~ aud
! 81 in block No. II Of Hall * Elyans sublivi
| sion of Meridian Hill and lot In block II O
| tie same subdivision.
\ motion for new trial was filed yesterday
| in the case of John NARROW tLc young mulatt,
| man who was convicted IN the criminal rouII
| ON Tuesday of assault with intent to commit
rape upon Elizabeth {. Howell, white
| woman, ON Mar. last.
Martha Allen. rcsidngat 60 virginia avenue
| southwest. has entered suit against the Balti
si.NiO damages to her property by reason %
annoyance. smoke. &c. caused by the runnin!
Cf trains ON that road by her property,
National Republican., 1888-04-06

The commissioner oi pensions has been ad
viscd that an indictment has been returned
10y the grand Jury for the lifted States cour
for the district of Massachusetts, aganS
Charles II. Snow. Tor n Violation of the pro
visions of section 5i3S Revised statutes of The
United States. The trial Is set for Monday
that Special Examiner RQome has aircstcg
MiluGfn .>nOdgTass at syracuse, Kan. Snou
grass was indicted In the United states ,cullr
Tor the district of West Virginia for violation
of thgpcnSIon laws and has since been tusi
tive from Justice.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
rhc .rlehmontr Range Of the south.

Tie range Of high table lands traycrsing tho
northwestern part at the state of Georgia il
termed the "ricdmunt' region Ot the south.
H. average elevation j. over ,0I feet above
thc sea. the sui for agricultural purposes j.
remarkably fertile, the richest OlI minerals
abound. vast forests OF timber in abundance,
and the purcst Of frCcstOnC water Is found
CvCiywEcrc In climate, il is the Italy of
America, and In healtlhuncsS no section OF
the United States can equal II.
IN this favored section the cry ot Tallu'
uoOsa. Ga. is located The growth of this pro-
iacssivc city Is remarkable, and II present
the most desirable field tur the Investment OF
capital at this time
The advertisement of thc''rallapno'a Land
Mining and Manufacturing Company, found
| elsewhere In this paper, should he read bS
every one,
IL ---..... I'M N.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
sco.onable child suits. Ei,cman Bros. 5th X 1
Notice Given the Jurors.

Justice Montgomcry's patience was severely
tried in the criminal court yesterday morning
blythe tardiness of the Jurors. Two iurieS had
been respltcd on the previous day, one in the
case of Rhone for assault with intent To XIII
and the other In the case OF Williams for Sec
und offemsc of petit larceny. When court
convened there were vacancies IN both panels
and II was not until I! O'Clock that the l.hQno
iury was complete. His honor then said that
Il Jurors duty was In the court and when he
said II O'Clock he meant 1t. lie would not
tolerate such waiting for abSenteeS again, and
he wanted II to he So understood. The trial
WIS then rruCeChed with.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
A Result of the middleton Failure.

John u. Fay was given verdict for 500 in
circuit court No. =, Justice Merrick. yesterday
III his suit against James Anglim ~ Co. for that
amount. This was another Of the suits grow
ing out of the failure of Middleton II co., the
bankers. Mir. Fay had a draft for S2n On Ncw
PENDANTS firm. to cash II. lie agreed to, aud
gave him $50 then a few days later he gave
him so more and shortly afterwards con Dec
Grafton day gave him check ON Middleton
y CO. fOI the balance. Before 1t could he pre-
sentcd that firm had closed It's doors aud dc
PENDANTS would not make the check good.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
po,omac Boat club Onicers.

The annual election of the Potomac Boat
club. held Wednesday evening last, resulted
a. follows: President, Austin Herr trc.eleCtedl;
vice.presidcnt, $. A. Doughcrty; recording sec
retary, o. L. schmidt: financial secretary. W,
u. Oii'cy: treasurer. DR.. NJ. +, Finley; captain
G.. \. Iappone; first lieutenant. l., \; fiSchcr
second lieutenant. John lladley Doyle; mem
brrship committee, II. W. Elmer. W. :. Parks
and A. T.. TrescOtt; finance committee, Iame'
\. walsh. j Maury Dove and s. \. Dougherty
boat house committee, captain Iappone
Fnkin CBdSby and l. = DYER.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
sca.onabc child suits Ei.cman Bros. 7th& K
Satisfied with Going to Jaii.

The case OF Robert Rhonc charged with AS.
sault with intent to kill Luciu. Burnett by
shooting him in the mouth on Dee. - last was
resumed in the criminal court yesterday and
given to the Jury. verdict ut guilty of a..
Suult was rendered This was the Second trial
of the case. and RhonC was quite lUbilant over
the verdict He said that Ii lie could have
another trial he would be acquitted alto.
guthcr. but that he was satisfied with being
sent to iail instead OF the pcnitcntiury,
National Republican., 1888-04-06

The following charwornen have been APP
pointed for the state, war and navy brillins:
Mrs II. Blackford. Miss Katie Boyd, Miss +. p
burke. Miss Margaret y Carter Mrs. Nelly
Clark, Mrs. Celia y. Costin, Mrs. RebGccn Da'
yrnnort Annie l.. Datchcr Mrs. Emily Fran.
els, Mrs. Catherine Graham Mrs. NJ \. H..
Gray, Mrs Carrie V CrymCS, Mrs. ;. y. liarri'
son. Miss Annie johnson, Mrs. Cola johnson,
Mrs, r. ~. MONTGOMERY Miss VI. Nathan MIS-.
Emma shaw. Mrs Bridget Chipnln. Mrs.
Florence Dcnig. Mrs, Anna Donovan, Miss
Frances Franklin. Mrs. Sarah Hurt Mr.. Helen
lvcrson Johanna Reese, Mrs Anna Robinson,
aud Mrs. Mary pcstridgc,
National Republican., 1888-04-06
HANDMADE SHOES.

Finest French Kid Button Boots, Louis
XIV heels $3.50 II pair; very beautifully
hamd-scwcd and finished.
Bright Dongola Kid Button Boots, patent
leather tips, $3.50.
The celebrated English "Waukenphast,'
for spring of lSSS; the improved shape and,
of cOllIsc, haud-scwed, s..
lIand-tuimed Button Boots. common
sense and opera toes 50.
Ilr" At least ask to see these high priced,
hut cheap, boots. Our shoe man can talk
better of shoes than the advertising man
can write, and as he's polite salesman has
pretty Shoe parlor, and is buyer only
too anxious to see his new stock looked at
and admired should be an inducement, we
think, for you to call.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
scu.onublc child suits, Eiscmou Bros, ;lh X
Not II Goat To BE Found.

Tie roundmastcr and police have been tor
the past Two days looking after the goats In
northeast Washington in consequence of
complaints that the animals had destroyed Il
number of young tree. on X and VI streets.
Not n goat could hr found nj large. AMI the
officers now propose to lie in wait tor them.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
AA*AAtA%kktthhkx
SHOE BARGAINS.

We guarantee all these shoes-that Is, We
give you new pair or make allowance
should they break or not retain their shape
with months fair wear. We couldn't do
70 If they were not solid leather, and well
made and finished. The prices, you'll
notice, ale little, If any, higher than charged
for the "delusionsn
Ladies' Straight Goat Button Boots, Com
mon Sense, only S2.S5.
Ladies' Andrea Kid Button Boots, Com
mon Sense and Opera Toes, only $3.50.
Ladies' Bright DOngOla Kid Button Boots,
Common Sense and OperN Toes, only ~.
National Republican., 1888-04-06

It's Delicacy of Flavor and the efficacy of
it, action have rcndacd the famous liquid
fruit remedy. Syrup Ol Figs, immensely pnpu.
lar. II Clcanscs and tones up the clogged AMI
fcvcrish system. dispel- headaches, colds. and
fcVcrs cures lIahitual Constipation, DySpep.
Sia and the many ills depending on 4 weak or
inactive condition of the Kidneys. Liver aud
Bowels For sale In 20 cent and 81 bottles by
all leading druggists Manufactured only by
the California Fig syrup Company, san Fran
cisco cal
National Republican., 1888-04-06
ADMITTED Ills GUIIT,
But Trying to Escape on a Technica
ity.

hys
VIM. Wilson, colorcd youth. was tried
and convicted in fifty minutes time in the
criminal court yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of second ofIcnsc Of petit larceny in
stealing desk valued at - from Pliny G..
Merry on Mar. last; Assistant District At
tomey lipscomb prosecuted the case, anl
NIcssrs. Cahll and Bundheim defended. The
testimony for the prosecution was conclu-
sivc and was not COntradiCtcd. Wilson was
seen to pick up a writing desk from among
the goods In front of Mr.. Mcrry's store aud
start to run away. On being pursued lie
threw II away IN his cndcavor to escape, but
was cautured T.. II. Brown, clerk in the
store and Birdie Wciucr testified 10 the
facts. Mr.. Cahill claimed that the article
stolen was not writing desk, hut aportable
secretary. hut was Ovcrrulcd ON that point.
A verdict Of guilty as indicted was rcnd-
cred by the jury without leaving the box,
II Is a strange fact that the strongest
minded women shrink from being caught IN
their own night cars, hut they never hesitate
tO declare their cXaltcd opinion OF Dr. Bul =
Cough syrup that has cured innumcrable
tpuplis and colds
National Republican., 1888-04-06
REFUSES TO LEAVE IRELAND.
A wife VIII Not Come to America to
Live,

James Ilcany, by his attorney !. g. Bigc
low, has filed a bill In equity for divorce
from his wife, Mary Ann lIcany, on the
grounds Of dcscrtiOn. In his bill he alleges
that he Is subject of the queen OF Great
Britain, hut has declared his intention to
lecumc citizen Of the United States, and
has lived continuously in the District of Co.
lumhiu since September, 1sS6 that his wife,
Mary Ann IIeauy, resides In Ohill, county ut
I.ungford Ireland; that they were married
September, 1888: and one child was born to
them and is still living. They lived together
until January. iNS5, when in order to better
his condition he came tu this country lie
was successful. and able to earn as much
money here in one day rs hc did In Ireland
IN week. lie saved his money and remit
ted her good portion of it, and sent her
enough tu pay the transportation OF herself
and the child 10 this country, but that she
refused 30 come. In October lSSj, lie went
to Ireland, intending to bring them back
with him. but that she not only refused 10
come hut refused to resume marital rela'
tions and would not allow him to see their
child. lie also charges that she Is of n
coarse. brutal nature, being involved IN
fights and qunrrclS With her ncighbors, and
is not q 1T custodian Of the child. lie there.
foic prays for an absolute divorce and the
custody of the child.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
MEMS AND BOYS.

Mems shoes We do not keep. Slippers we
hart. Real alligator, Sl.5O: hand sewed
Goat, s! 10: embossed plush, So.
Boys aud youths Calf Shoes, button and
lace. ~. so and -; patent leather, cloth tops,
;i.31. Sizes, | to 81.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
For The Nervous
The Debilitated
The. Aged.

Medical and scientific skill has at last solved thu
problem of the long needed medicine for the ner
vous debilitated, and the aged. by combining ths
best nerve toncs Celery and Coca, with other eiec
tive remedies, which, acting gently but eftcientl!
on the kidneys, Liver and bowels, remove disease
restore strength and renew vitality. This medicneb
National Republican., 1888-04-06
GENTS WATCHES

Solid gold Waltham or Ell
gin StenWinderS, fully war
ranted; $2S.
An open face Elgin Stem
Winder in a gold Stiffened
case, warranted for ten years;
SIS.
Solid gold box -hinge case
with fine nickel American
movement, full jeWeled; $40.
n genuine p. S. Bartlett
Waltham StemWinder in a
solid l4-karat gold case,
$55; this sells regular for $65.
a fine Rockford StemWinder
in an elegant 4-karat gold
case; $50.
A genuine Howard in full
carved and frosted l4-karat
case; 500, worth SIPS.
We give a written and
satisfactory guarantee
with every watch, and
sell on the closest mar
gins.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
OXFORD TIES.

The latest for spring are Dongola OK
fords, with patent leather tips, only SOS.
Patent Leather Tips and Louis XIV heel
-.
The "AdOnis," patent leather $40.
Bronze Kid ONfords, -.
Black Kid, beaded, 81.
Bronze Kid, beaded, $3.50.
National Republican., 1888-04-06

FOR family use no beer is better than the
Faust from the AnhcuScr Busch Brewing
flee corner First and Virginia %IvGnJG south,
west. Phone SS95. Frank SCHwar2, manager
National Republican., 1888-04-06
MISSES AND CHlLDREN'S.

Dongola Xii OXfords, spring heels, Sl,3j,
SlC5 Sl.I5.
Misses Straight Goat, seq: French Kid,
S321
National Republican., 1888-04-06

NorntSG but supcrlativr intrinsic merit can
account tor the phenomenal reputation
achieved in 50 short q time by salvation oil.
II Kills rain. Price - cents q bottle.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
HAND-FINlSHED SHOES.

Straight Goat Vamp and Quarters, with
Dongola tops. These are the Sl.2j favorte-
so many of YOU ask for. They are little
heavy for spring wear, so we reduce them
to S3.i5. Grand Shoes If you do much
walking.
National Republican., 1888-04-06

e8y~ The Palais Royal is endeavoring to in
troduce first-class Shoes only, and by charg-
ing lower prices than usual hopes to in
duce those who have been wearing the
cheap and inferior shoes to recognize the
economy of paying slight advance in price
and in return obtaining superior beauty
comfort, and durability. Where we found
we could possibly afford to reduce prices for
the special sale we have done so.
National Republican., 1888-04-06
Criminal Pension Cases.

sca.onahlc child suits, Eiscn{an Bro,.. 1th
National Republican., 1888-04-06
Cbarwomen Appointed.

scasonahlc child suits, Eiscmon Bros. ;th x L
National Republican., 1888-04-06

sca,onnhlc child suit Ei,cman nros. IN < :
National Republican., 1888-04-06
Lodge Meetings Tonight.

sca,onablc child suits, Eiscman Bros. ;th
National Republican., 1888-04-06
SHOES TO ORDER.

ct&e charges. \