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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1888-05-11

iu"oo ................. Il GS
IL hob!nson, cash advanced
to pay for labor, express and
postage 352
~ j LaBarre, labor at court
i.oaSe ................... 5 rs
On motion voted to appoint Israel
Green county surveyor to fill a va
cancy.
The following certificates were re-
audited, the warrants having failed to
receive the signature of the late chair
man:
James Odell. ................... 9 20
On motion voted that after May 9th,
1883, the county will not irresponsible
for board or care furnished James
Tobin and that he be notified accord
inglY.
Dr.. G. V. Parmelee's bill of 1901 for
medical attendance upon the McCon-
key family was taken up. On motion
voted to allow $50 in full payment for
the same.
+ Bjodstrop, drawing plans
and specifications for fonr
bridges. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 800
J w Pulley witness fees 2 40
Chas johnson /" 10
l. A Amsden /" 10
+ Wldeman /" 10
o Warfield q" Q 20
j II Sullivan +" 2 10
IL Mccormick, 4 days services
county commissioner. 12 90
III Mccormick, day oyerseer
OF poor. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2 OO
John Cook, 3 days. services as
county commissioner and
mileage 13 90
L. w Adams, l day county COM
w w Gardner, days as county
commissioner and mileage. Is 25
w w Gardner, 2 days overseer.
OF poor. .................. 400
The auditor was instructed to re-
quest the township assessors to meet
at the court house on Saturday, May
18th, at 10 o'clock a. M. to confer TO-
gether in regard to the values to be
placed upon the different classes of
property.
Minutes read and approved.
On motion adjourned sine die.
r.. Il. ROBINSON, Auditor.
l hereby certify the above to be a
correct report of the proceedings of
the board of commissioners of DAWSON
county at the session held May and 3,
1888. r. Il. ROBINSON,
Auditor Dawson County.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-15
TAKE NOTICE

The patrons of the BEE must
pay for all advertisements. In the
way of notices, deaths, marriages.
&c. No matter Of a perso al
nature will be insert ed unless it is
paid for.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-15
iEGURE i HOME IN THE Lind 1F fLB.R5
DINSMORE!

One of the growing towns of the
south, is situated on both sides of
Savan ah, Florida & Western
Railroad, just twelve miles from
Jacksonville, Fla. 1t is high, dry
and level, and a successful horti.
cultural and truck-growing section
of the State. Dinsmore Can be
easily reached from Jacksonville by
railroad, by water route, or by an
hour aud a half drive over an excel
lent plank and shell road.
Dmsmore is not one of the iSola-
ted spots that is only laid out on
paper, but thriving prosperous
town that recommends itself to
capitalist and laborer, to fathers
aud wives who are vigilant over
their own interests and the welfare
of their children, to those who are.
seeking homes and those who have
capital to invest for speculation.
The land can be obtained at re
markably low figures and on terms
suitable to the condition of every
purchaser. At the present low
figures poor man can make regu-
lar payments on valuable home
with less than the aggregate of
unnecessary expense or money act
ually thrown away. IL is an in
veStment that one cannot regret
and through which you will realize
many times the amount invested.
The prices are for Front Business
Lots one acre, sos, $50, S35. Sec
ond choice, $25 $1S. Third choice
SIS. Fourth choice $40. Fifth
choice, SIS. 1t must be remember,
ed that these are acre lots.
T We also have vegetable and
truck farms laid out adj cent to
Dinsmore, containing from five to
sixteen acres each, which we offer
for the benefit of those who wish to
farm at SIS acre.
Our terms are one fourth cash
and balance in one, two and three
years.
The chain of title will be short
and strong. 1t is from the State OF
Florida to the Railroad and from
the Railroad to you.
Truck farming around Dlnsmore
would b. at the door of two If the
greatest markets i'll the South. Let
every poor man if with but one
dollar, commence to buy a lot in
Dinsmore. The fare from Jackson,
Vile and return is only twenty-five
cents. Think of it. There are
eight passenger trains per day an'
the round trip will only cost TWEEN.
ty-fve cents. Trout creek, large
stream passes right through the
vicinity, thus affording pure fresh
water for stock, perfect drainag.
and abundance of fish.
TAKE WARNING NOW, and
do not let this grand opportunity
slip you. 1t is the very best chance
you will have TO secure a good
piece of valuable property and such
startling prices.
The merchants in Dinsmore art
enjoying a good trade and the
town is rapidly growing. Saw
mills are convenient for securing
timber to build, and laborers who
desire work can get from a dolla
and half to two dollars per day.
For further information or plats
and how to see Dinsmore, call on
or address,
J.W. THOMPSON 500,
Drawer 2o8 Jacksonville, Fla
The Washington bee., 1888-12-15
:! PHILADELPHIA
...... HOUSE,.
RESTAURANT & SALOON

RESTA KANT & SALUUN
348 Pennsylvania Ave-. Northwest.
Washington, d. C. PETER B.
MEREDITH, Pnprietor. The
choicest wine, Iiqnors, lager beer,
cigars. etc, always on hand. All
the dplIcacies of the season served
at short notice. Billiard, pool and
bath rooms attached.
The Washington bee., 1888-12-15

WASHING
paying 50. m advance for three months, we wi
our paper .honths, and 26 Books Free-an
80 ST. SIANDAR ND! |!
" WORKS q; 4; ss
,sks date s.cE0dt or with any number and receive
oen with the section being issued at the time the o.
GC ssn sToGen sR1 General fa ssse =
SECTION 8.
Is EsOp's Fables. The work Of
an ancient genius. Children have read them for
"a Anecdotes of Public Men.
cock Lee and ali the leading men Of the Century.
4S Building Plans for Prac-
TICAI. LOW-C0ST HOUSES. A full descrip-
9n ahS r Psas 5 sEs M9asrR ranging In
AZ Gems of the Poets, contain.
many others
al ParlOr Magic and Chemi-
CAL EXPERIMENTS, book which tells how
and Instructive experiments with simple agents.
20 How to Make Poultry Pay. A
d. JACoBY, Ponltry Editor Of FARM AND GARDEN
Philadelphis: illustrated.
80 Robinson CrusOe. A thrilling
has by RS PEFsa the sdve
SS The Laurel Bush. By MISS Mu.
LOCK, author of John Halifax. Gentleman" etc.
81 Annie. A Novel. By Mrs. HENRY
WooD. author Of EAST Lynne"
SO Sister Rose. A Novel. By WILKIE
COLLINS, author of "The Woman in White" etc.
35 Valerie'S Fate. A Novel, By Mrs.
ALEXANDER, author Of 1.-THE wooing O't," etc.
"a A Golden Dawn. A Novel. BY
the author of Dora Thorne," etc.
3s Dudley Carle0n. A Novel. By
MISS. MISS n, E. BRADDoS. author Of LADY Audley''
81 Reaping the Whirlwind. A
deton's Money" ETC.
81 Gabriel'S Marriage. A Novel
by WnK1E COLLINS. author Of " No Name" etc.
SECTION 4, beginning NOV. 9th, 1857.
So Doom! an Atlantic Epi-
SODE. By JUSTIN H MCCARTHY. Apowerful and
thrilling story of life on f an American t N Liner, liner The he
Liverpool to the terrible landing at New York.
81 William Shakespeare;
How. WHEN. WHY AND WHAT HE WROTE. By: H.
A. TAME. There never has been compressed into
such brief space so much about the immortal Bard
of Avon " as in this work of the brilliant French
author.
56 RasseIas Prince of Abyssinia.
By DR.. SAMUEL JOHNSON. One of those immortal
writings by master mind which no one can afford I'd
not to read It is story of the human heart in Its
B s9f prnes Of
54 Money. BY Sir E. Bulwer Lyt-
j Venice Should read BnIwer's Money" Under
Jingle of the full play.
So Peg WOffingtOn. By Charles
READE This masterpiece by the great sSc 9ovelis.
minds ornament their work. Part III. 8
% PEG WOFFINGTON. Part 1.
81 Miss TO0sey's Mission, and
LADDIE. Two of those rarely conceived and
charmingly told stories of home and duty which
fresh and inspire .
50 Paul and Virginia. By Berna.
DIN DE ST. PIERRE. This elegant 2 hepsehold
reading. 1t is the story that never dies" Part IL
AZ PAUL AND VIRGINIA. Part L.
4s Cardinal Richelieu. By Sir e.
willy, ambitious and brilliant French primate. as
nal Richelieu is the which has become historic
AZ EnOch Arden, and other gems.
sweetness and touching pathos. the great poet has
never surpassed his " Enoch ArGeu,'
46 Romeo and Juliet. By Will
LIAM BLACK. An exquisite sketch q two fool
ish lovers who mingie tender sentiment with the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-02-23

Philip Dipprie un6 israu, BON @ais.
bsr8e, feierten am Wlittpod ibren 25.
fen SotjeitstaS.
Sn Der Gle bes Sormaufmadens
ipurbe bic gloti; bon Der gnfunlt Ses
Stcr6es i'm Saufe bon Msbaer @uitap
9rdmer BON Gebar glbenue unier bic
ppbe Barter Notiaen bcrboten. Dem
Sunsen bat's inbeb nidis eeidaSet,
osnn Der itoI3e Batter i6dst teiIen &c,
pi4t auf sipansis Pfunb.
Sn ben alien @aISperfsn bsr Gifen
eompnnie ereisnete iit am Dcnneritae
Daor8en ein srdbIi6er unfaa. B6bs
reno einsr Subepaufe nedte elm iuneer
Vlann yfamens 2bomas Rurpbp ben
yEaubitummen Spfspb Sdneiber, 90
sabre alt uno Sobn bon 9bcmas
Sbneioer bon MOOieitrabe, in Der II.
Baro. S6neieer itanb Dor einem Der
8roben Sdipunsrdoer uno trat riid,
wdrts, Inn ben Nefereien bon Wurpbp
aus3ufpel6en, Der ibn an ben 9lrmen
pIelt. Shneiber itiirste in ben BehdIs
ter, in ipeIhem bas 8ab Iduft unh
wuroe in oem ensen 8aume in Siade
9erinen uno ale Gno1en serbroben.
Die eoronsrS Surp CAB Elm auf sufdl,
ll8e Iootun9 lautenbes BeIeidt ab.
SIn Sruoer bon S1neiber ipurce Dor
Slue' Sabrsn on Der eiienbabn setbStst.
s@- SIN S4ubftOre Der @ebr. SLID
IN eeoaritr. fincet man bic beiteg8aare.
s@ GbaS. S&eu&'s Stiefel. unS
S4ubsei9dft 1T nit ben beIten @aa.
rem rei4Ii4 berieben unb bic 9reiIs
lino 10 nieoris, iuie irsenbtpo in Der
5tabt. Q
8@ 5eisenipun's berabmtes gleip'
art Eager unb 8aaantine's Grport
Bier 1T INNER 3u babsn beim 5db9en
ooer DuBenb 6Iai6en bel DlibaeI
Dliller, 434 uno 436 geoar 9lpenue !;
OesSlei9en bic beiten autI6en un6
Pieroe 3u bsrleiben. Aqe 8eTtelun.
meen lei Poit obsr 9elspbpn pinttIi@
aussefibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-02-23
5eBt II 6le 3elt fur bilIi9e Ginldufe be
WO0Omall,
221 Qafatuanna Wbe.
Nrn Netershnrn.

: Gs bcibt. baB 5ris @panbt Biz
STEELE ais SpeBiaIpoIisitt fdr uniers
@oro erbaIten Bat.
= Su grmaneslane aaoerer Neuie,
teiten bon Der 10. ggaro mill ih na6s
trdSlib eriudbnsr, baB am |. 6ebruar
bel unierem popuIdren Storetceper
@sorge S6uIs Der iiebeute Spbn iein
Gri9einen ma6te. lpOrauf Der @eorae
ni9i tuenis itoIj lit. Ssst BAT er iieben
SDbne uno cine 5odter. lgdre S6uI,
in Deuti9lanb, 70 pirbe Der 2anbes.
ftlrlt Yatbeniteue bel benz iis5enten
Sun9en peritben. Der Heporter
iptini9t SduIs unb Ieiner 5amiIie nod
piele Sabre Oeiunobsit unO etenIo piele
Gb9ter, ipie Sbbne.
E@~ etipas fur 8irtbe Senf in
8alloneufdbben, marinirte Sdrinee,
O6iennaulialao in 9ibeIn, @aiIup in
tIeinel 6db6sn, 2amm1uneen, Sarbis
neu in 6dbden cher 8le66dhien,
@aoiar, etc. S9pei5ertdie cine Spe,
SlalltGt. 5. S. 8iomaper.
PIN Sisnitas WlOrssn baIb ubr
iiarb in Der NObnuns BON sSrec. Wlobr
Srau WusoaIenl 9uber (1Ruttsr BON
Simon Suber) an 2lItersIdpd6e
Sic erreibte baS bobs gIIter bon "a
Sabre uno 3 Yionats. 8egrdbniB am
Donnerltas giadmittas 2 llbr bon go.
l409 9lfb Strabe aus.
- Sas ReiuItat Der WabI bier ipar
fClsenoss Select Council, R. Sdn,li,
II Dlebrbeit Common Council, Ben.
Ibausr, 76; S6ulbirsitor, Septt
g9atrous; @onitdble, Ssnrp S6uIS /;
aiieiicr, aoam 8O6. Die @rpital
9ano muiiiirte bic son;e Ra6t binOur6
in ben Straben unierer @aro unb bas
Surrabrufen fur 8iirsIi unS 9bauer
polite fein Gnoe nsbmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1888-02-23

- DaS 0obmniIer i'm Sada!ranna
5Iub rib in Der Ra6t bon Ronias auf
Dienitag bas 0eriIt on Der Central
9abn bon 9letu Serieb bintpes, psl9eS
ben eriten 8osen Der Giienbabubrdde
itdBte unS etra sur SdIftc fertis ipar.
glibt nur III ties ein fdipeser SerIult
fir bic GOntrattOren, fouosrn es uerSb=
sert aud bic 5erii8itsuuns Der neusn
Yabn.
= 9lidt ipeniser ais flint Ierritorien
ipini&en glufnabme ais Staaten in bic
Union. GS iin6 bies Dafota, Wcns
tand, Maibinston, ultah, 9lep Dlerifo.
Die meIits gluSii9t auf baIoise 9lufs
nabme babsn Satota uno 0iontana.
gub @aibineton. bas einen nsuen
mertpiiroieen glufidiuun8 in Iebter
3eit aufpeilt, ipirb niht fsbr Ianee
msbr gu parten brcuden. 9a9e9en
itebt bic NusIiGt sur 4ufnabme fur oaS
itart bsiieeelte 9iep DleritO uno bsIon.
oers lltab nibt iebr ednltis. Bei Nep
Dlerito fann bic @inipenbuns, bab baIs
ieIbe nod rprtpissenb cine gan, peer
balls merifanil6e 9epbIferuns babe, bic
nod ni6t reif sur 9tufnabme in bic
Union iei, ni6t lebr Ianse mebr ibre
pole SeoeutunB behauptCn,
SIN Der 0ruderei bes ,,gbber.
tiier", gde bon Safe unb Wlarfet Stras
Sen in Glmira, brad Isbten Wlittipo6
Nbcno elm 5eusr aus, ipeIdes bic
Druderei, iOtpie bieienise ees ,,3i6s
inss" uno brei ooer bier anbere @es
i6ditsbduier serit6rie, unter bieIen bas
8artisrlofal bes Osutfbsn 9biIip Sds.
Der @eidmmtoerluit 1T iiber 5000, 900.
Der 5euermam Charles Bentley ipurbe
bur9 sinfalenoe Miausrn eet6otet unb
msbrere 9lneeitelte beS ,,gloreItiIer"
snttamen init ytotb aus ben Obsren
Stpdmerfen.
= Satien mir ppr auriem 6jsltssubtit, bic
auBtrprcentlite 9feidbaltigftii bfe eriftu SaIb-
btiise etr ,,8dritulaubs" bsrpppubtbtu, 10
frnntn mir btute fcnfatiren, eae bae ilpeiie
Salbbsft In ftiusr Ss5itbuns an @fbitgtnbrit
uno Wlanntafaliiaftit binifr etn trltrn iurid-
fftbi. Aubtr bsr 6crtlsbuns ets pen e. Dlnr.
lNl pANitiiuNttttH JtpHluHto f1le GHltHp0ut
briuet 70 ben S6luB hfr rtiiroA pptlilbtn
9cpsItiit n, Die Speitniuisl" pen 9li6are 9pe
unp zine srcBt 3ab pen initrtHaHlsu Artiftln.
gSir nenntn ron eeH lfsttrtu inebeieueIt:
,,Stmalte Staiuen" ppn Sifemune dslemann,
in wsl9tm Fer 8rfaitr ih-une sfpie nit
Rtnt-0fsfn bic Ssmalung efr srr6fH Dlti-
litrpsrft snlfdeipti; ,,gluf etr bhtsn", aniie-
btnet S6iIoeTungeH aus esm 9agelebfH efs
SOdianpts ron eueipis @aHsbofrr; ,,Das
neut {. I. pOfbursibsatsT in @itn' son l5trei-
uonb G'reb; ,,9aIes Grtitbuns unb unitr-
ridt" ron aarl Nnb u. |. 10. Bon etn 9ln-
lIaticnsn lttbt cbtuaH has prahtrolt bcppt-
isitiss Bib ,,Das sutilptfnt Wlpbsa" ppu
Wsilr 3. gauiisr; nussatihnst finb abtr
bic 8ileu "@ud, Sud" ron }. ran Beers,
), ,,8ismard I'M Ibitraarlsn" ren q. gBlttja,
.3asebhiit i'm 6o6sftirs" seH 3. S6mis-
berger, ,.sla9baFeiinhu" ron 9D aPsu,lsr.
s@alaniris auf esm eift" spH 3b. @rds u.
(. ~.
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8ou Der SaOfeite.


Die Pitstpn uno elm SbeiI bon
9eodr Auenue paren AM Montag pies
Der iiberflutbet une mande 4eqer iiber,
i9pemmt.
Su Der beutihen 9aptiiten airHe auf
Ger Slefeits ipetben am Sonntag fiinf
Gerionen setauft uno es finb bic Deuts
i6en freuuoIi6it gum 9efu6e einseIas
ben.
D1b bic Sdnserrun6e Ii6 bur6 ibrs
Ilbtiafeit I'M Yortrage uno burd ibr
bon GrioIs eefr6ntes Sirebtn, ben
DlitSIisoern ano ibren 5anliIien anae.
meilene Abenounterbnltung su bieten,
INNER mebr bel eem 9ubIifum in @unit
isBt, benefit bic itetise 3unabme Der
MtsIieSersabI, iOpOPI an Paiiipen ipis
9lflipen.
GbdrIes 8sni6Isr rei6te am Sreitae
ieiu aiisBment fur bic 10. @aro ben
County GommiHdren Elm.
R6- Die fsinIte Irauerorbeit, Iotpis
cine rei6e Auspabl bon gomfirmas
tionstrdnsen uno Strduben Iino aubers
oroentIi6 biIlis 3u oerfaufsn bel 5rau
Wi. 9rdmer, 427 ge6ar apenue.
patrid DonueIIp erriGtet in Der 10.
@arb elm fOitipieIisss 8adfteinsebdube.
w- Der bette unb biaisIte gIus,
I'M nbren, @ef6msiSs, 8inee. ubrens
fetten, SrilIen u. I. IN. su faufen 1T BEL
Ssinri4 Bonn, 4l0 GeSar Apsnus.
5rau @m. Sran; ipobnte Iebte
98Ode bsm Degrading elmer in Rep
Dort Oeritorbensn S6ipeitsr Bel.
Der Stor6 Hattert nod INNER auf
fsr Sioieite beruut, benn er bat Id
leBten plitttpOd bel GbarIss 9anis, an
9leptune NIlep, aeseiet. SIP Elm
9ra4tferI b. B. ber Sunee.
Der GcrautOn Quartet Stub ipirb
am 9onneritaa, ben I5. Wdr,, in Der
@srmania Saue isin brittes Siiftunass
feit bur8 @eianssportrdse un6 einsn
Bal feiern.
Serr 6rdns SummIer 1T bon Der
BeSirtstasiabuns ais DeIesat ernannt
tporcen, nm ben YbiIa6eIpbia Surnbes
sirt bel Der 8unbestasfabuns in @bicaec
I'M nd6fen Yiai gu repraisntiren.
NO. Die riidTdnbisen Siabt. unb
S&uIiteuern Der H.. I2.. 10. unb 90.
@urbs fur bas Sabr 1887 1inb mir
sum Grbeben iberseben iporeen.
Shneae 9abIune eripart nnfoFteu.
6 bas. 9. @elbert, Gcl.,
1910 Sab BafbinstOn abenue.
Der in benz SDfe Der scranton
Stahliperte am Samifag nit bem aufs
ieben bon 9adteinen befbdiiigte Ri.
dnel Renuebp iuurbe bon aarren ae.
trcifsn unb ibm Sluei aippen eebrpdsn.
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Die 0Snhl.

Die @abI am Dienitas tpar fir Die
Stabt uno 9lr9er bon SCRANTON in
mebr aIs eiuer 9nii6t cine pi9tise
uno mir ipouen nur bOffen, bab bas
3eIuItat berieIbcn gum l8pbI unb
9eiien Der Siirseridaft auSsefaasn 1T.
Scrantcn I'M @ansen senommen bat
brei 9liisfpren peer 9lblddBer bon gis
eenttum eripabIt une es pirb picI bon
Der @eisbsit ibrer Sddsuns fiir bic
SteuersabIer abbdusen, benn iis iinb
nit autofratiider Geipalt psriebsn uno
cine gIppeuatiOn basssen siebt ss ni6t.
@abribeinlid 1T bieier gaGus in bas
9eIsb sinssi6altet porben, INN ben
stpissn 9lppeuatiOusn Der Corporation
uen seeen cine sere6te Seheusruns
ibrss gisentbumes einen 8iesel borsus
i1iebsn.
Die sunse id6tiT6e Maf6insris birb
bur9 bic 98abl bon northumberland
neuen Staetrdtben beriibrt -2l Ulits
slis6er beS Select unb 81 DiitaIieoer
bss Common Council. Sn Der 9lrt uno
g9eiIe, ipie bic 8pripahlen poer @aus
euHe mdnipulirt iuerben, Iieet bic Gee
fahr, bab fur hieien tpi6tisen 9meis
ber itd6tIiden 9ertpaltuns man6ss urs
iplrbise @liso nit burhItlUpft; ater
Su dn6srn 1T es nidt, ba BEN 8drser
oft nur bic g9abI spii9sn sipei l6Ie6s
ten Oesr UieImsbr unfdbisen SanbiSatsn
bleibt.
gs iuuroen am 0ienitag aud einunbs
swansis nsue SbuIrdtbe gepabIt unb
ss it i'm Snierefe bsr Susenber,iebuns
nur su tpiini6en. 6ab 6as 0Iatsrial
Semienissn bonn borisen Sabre an @es
balt nibt nahitebt. Die nun baIo auss
trstenoe SGuibeb5rbe bat 9lsformen
ansebabnt, bic ni1t tpisber su ni@te ee.
| maGt tpsrosn icIlteu. gti6t ALIEN il
bic 2ebrmetbooe perbeiIert unb bel
8ona in Der 5dbisieit Der 2ebrerinner
erbbbt iporoeH; IOnbern man bat trot
bisIen 8erbeherumssn aud nod beoeul
tsnos eriParniiie esmadt. Die 9OIitil
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Getp6lbe.

Sdhenitrdafe ia allen taugIidn 6r0beu
peroen ilnq alb Der 9isbes. uHo 8susrl5.
sren 1emoI& 3n @reiisn pou $40 aHfparis
ueTnieibet.
0ie 9ompa lnif uimmt @ertbiirbtn. eil-
bsr @ol0, SuueIen etc. biHi9 iu an bsWobr.
ung
tdfamthie, llebsribrsibna9sH. sypoibe'en
uno auOere iuelt1uole 0ninnenie. iUenn id,t
uon teitlmmtsn @eTig 81 per 3dlr Obsr aud
uah pem llmfang.
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Brown's Bee Oise.

GIOais fay 9amsn unb Sinber sum
balben porisen Preiie. 9lqe an6eren
8Intsripaarsn i'm SerbdItnib im greiie
berabeeiebt.
Sn Bubipaaren bsrfaufsn mir S6nen
fertis per;ierte Waaren gu irsenb einem
preiie, ca mir Raum fur unfsrn 5riibs
iabrsporratb MAIDEN mdifsn.
9ieue Nuiter bon Wdnnerbdten, iteif
uno pei6. geue Uluiter bon Bdnbern,
9anof4uben, Damenbiiten etc.
Browns Bee Sire.
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r.Sepodtcn.

0itie Gompaenie id,nft eparSspOFt,n be.
ionoere aafmertfdmtsit. AMI fuslfe udG orei
Ronottn uno barber 3iHlen erlanbt msroen.
Der Bins miro baIbidbrIih ium SGpitdl ae.
tdIagen. Sn aoIge oes atobsu anpiidls pcn
$4,000. oas boil einbsjabIi untoe. lplrO Die.
tsr aIaiie bon 9epolitoren Die oulbar bsfe
Sihsrbtit getudbrt.
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ioute nit Der S6utueripoItune ni&is
gu ibun baben, aber iplr iBnnen sgIron
bebaupten, baB renn ber StuIraiB
ipleber cine fcIiee rspubIiianiIbe Webrs
belt Bat, betfetts nod better ini guten
sSette foriI 5reiien ipir6.
g8ir Deben ben 2siern iebt untens
ltsbeno, icipsit bies beute MOrssn m55.
LID 1T. bus
&efultat Der % abI.
9ie gtivaftunssn bsr @,pubIifanet
iihS nod ME 70 idtimm oetduf6t ippt'
ben, ipie in Ser sesenibdrtiash 0abi,
Sshn 10 tpeit mir aus ben 3ablen ers
icben tbnnen, Iinb bic brei bemOtrotis
i4en Giishoren eripabIt.
Sn Der S6uIbebbrbe perben Die
DemOfraten in Der 3ufunft, ipie es
ideint, fuiseer has 9iucer fiibren, benn
pbi9On au8enTdeiuIid rspubIitaRiIt,
iinb bic Weli9en bod rtsifsus NIT Self
8empIruten esSanscfi, ipO ss R6 um
Die Organization banbeIte. gs Iinb
eripdbIt:
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0uaab &rdmer,
Met8er unS 8nrit8efebdft,
COZ Gebar apenue.

Der uuterjtidnete smpftbIt hermit BEN
oeutihen VubIiium isiHe anf oas Bette siuee.
rihtete Wsbaersi. 90 mirb ftsts isin 8sitrt.
ben iiin, bic Sunosu ots Ssihdftts nit allen
Sorien bon frii6sm 6lsiid, uno Dnrit srfer
OaaIitdt reel uHD prompt Bu bsoisntn.
lin ssHsistsn 5dIprud uirO esbstsn.
@ufaB Srdmer,
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@efferm Orefreb @eef.

auber ben jwei GarIoounssn 3Hstridtetss
6Ieiid. oas mir Montaa nn0 9onnerflag ers
balien, smpfnneen mir tdsIid frifd asidlat-
tetes 6Ieifd uom 9anos, fiiide uno 9aIf.eier,
Butter. Safe uno aan6prooufts liberbaupt.
gRir baben feruer einen Borratb Der bsitsn
Bologna Wurft, friihe uno stfaiJsne SduI.
tern. Wippen. Gbuds, Runoftiifs ste. llnierf
SOIcguuwurit iibertrift ale anoere.
Gale & 60,
ID 10t Qadamanna Npenue.
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Sireetprenratb (:

SanosIt ale erstatc.. standardization. Gura.
tor SedpIept sgsnt pfsgsr irufee mo
9omiis nao iibernimmt S,uils isop 9lri uutcr
Ginsnnun9 bon Stdatsn. 1eri6Isn, Corpora.
ionen mo 9sripaieH.
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Oinffer tlnH aEelIes.
Mbpofaten nnb Redbte aneeIfe
Ofiirs Dritit 4aiieHaIkaHf 0fH he.
Byeuiue llpsaus.
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aeaen GrPdlt,i.,f,e,f.

Set 9abrsn ssbraudbt.
Snrn felt tinietn SabIn estrduhs ids
Df. Auauit aonis'e boniburafr 9ruiiiats
unb m66ts midi etnt btaftlbsn fsl. ~
hitftr auesaddneis 7bse MID sea elmer
btfiiatn Grfdlhing bffreit bat. 80 eni>
pfiblt ben G,tbraud bsies 1hes'S auf's
Observation-Disclosures Gbnnias. aRrH,
rpt, Wiee.
ents Grfabrunssn.
Durd BEN Gjetrau6 pcn fethS vaftttf
Or. auauif a6uis'e Sdmturstr eral-
the puret ID rpR tnem Suitsn bffreit.
htr mir SABRE lang IL ihafitn matis. Ger
Btbrauh hieise aiesejsiansieH 5aittns
ptilmiittle fam niht esfas flrrieblfl
rtTeen.-9obn Rillsr, Can 9tHtaH A.9.
Gam p0rIdsiiA.
6dufs bat mir tu @tbrau5 zen Tr.
gus. 3enis's SambaSsH 9Hltbes lben
bsipitftn, has etrltlbs sir saHj rer;islites
ptilmittel atetn aue gritn ssH Srfaiiua<
gen IN, htifM Nnpsnegg' mist eenn3
tmpfpblsn ipsretn fam. - ,...II BL4ale.
Sds Gity, Soma.
15 Gts. eas Vadet. On Mpptbsfen ~ babfH.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER CO., EliiRcr', HI.
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ecrantDm Wsarft.8eriebt.

geoGsniIid forfisitt bon Q. 3. sBiOmaDst,
$50 eadauanna abenue
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2aCf a TO anna
Sral tno gafe 9epOiit
Spmpa8nie.

@eamte (;
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oGH, pOr,asiid.

30 Utb. tab Wndef. Jn WpotbfftH II UabfH.
The CHARLES A. VOGELER Co., ElllHcEa, HI.
The Washington critic., 1888-06-28
CLOTHING.
SU ITS
PARTICULAR
PEOPLE,.

A London tailor's dictum was that
he could take a meal sack and make
a suit Of clothes worthy of gentle
mans wearing If the fit was right,
Gentlemen have fancies in dressing.
One goes for something snowy, an
other expressly calls for special
weave, and so on. But the particular
points Of a suit are fit and style. Ma
terial and making may be ever so
good, but condemnation will be swift
if there be failure in fit and style.
In these two points our stock Of suits
for business and everyday wear full
fills the highest ideals of dress; with
due attention given to propriety of
fabrics and perfectness of making,
and, above all, with the wit of the
clothier-his Misunderstanding at
its brightest, in the tone of fashion
reigning in them, impalpably, dis
tinctly stamping them as stylish and
faultless in fit. We extol these less
highly than a gentleman would in ex.
amining them. They are ready
made, and at prices of ready-made.
You'll be likely to think them above
the average of custom work when you
see them.