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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06
Application for a Patent.
Survey No. SOB.
NOTICE No. 266.

NOTICE No. 266
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, l
HALEY, Idaho. September I, 1888. I
Notice is hereby given that John Borden
and Charles Il. Wicker, by John A. Wilson,
their -attOrney-in-fact, whose postotfice adj
dress is Haley, Alturas county, Idaho Ter
States Patent for the
SILVER FORTUNE
Lode mining claim. situate on unsurveyed
land i'll Warm Springs Creek mining dis
trict, Alturas county, Idaho Territory, con-
sisting OF LOO linear feet of the lode, and
surface ground 55l feet wide, being Lot No
Is. and described III the field notes and plat
of the official survey on file in this office,
with magnetic variation at IL degrees ana
~ minutes east, as follows
Beginning at the discovery point of this
claim, and running south 100 Az west 100
feet, intersect east end line of "OregOnian"
lode claim, U. s. lot 50; thence south l6o
east 5UU feet to corner No. l; thence north
LOO west SOL feet to corner No. 2; thence
north 79o Az east LOO feet to corner No. ) !;
thence south loo east 55I feet to corner No
Il thence south 100 Az west 800 1eet to
corner No. l and place of beginning, in
Guiding d total area of IL. $50 acres exclud-
ing, however, from this application and
lot No. VI, Snow Clad lode O2l-.OJO acres
area claimed and sought. to be patented
lo. $50 acres.
From corner No. u S. N. NJ No. Z
bears north 72o 30 west sos feet.
The said mining claim being of record in
the Office of the County Recorder of said
INNING district, at Haley, iii Alturas coun-
ty, Idaho Territory. The nearest known
locations being the Snow Clad,' lot 81
ANY and all persons claiming adversely
any portion OF the said Silver Fortune
ioue mining claim or surface ground are
required to nile their adverse claims thereto
With the Register OF the United States Land
Office, at HALEY, Idaho Territory, within
the sixty days publication thereof, or they
Will be barred by virtue OF the provisions
OF the statute in such cases made and pro-
vided. II. y. BILLINGS, Register.
/ direct that the foregoing notice Of APP
plication for patent be published for the
period Of sixty days ten consecutive weeks
in the kETCHUM KEYSTONE, a weekly news.
paper published at ketchum. Alturas coun-
ry. Idaho Territory, being the newspaper
published nearest said claim.
II. .. BILLINGS, Register.
First publication, Sept. 8. A. D. 1888.
w. III. WATT, Atty for applicant.
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The Haley speakers, advertised
10 appear at the democratic rally
At Bellevue last Monday night,
failed to appear with the one ex-
rption of that staunch and faithful
democrat, Lycurgus Vineyard, who
addressed the assemblage in most
sensible and fitting language.
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4 GENERAL republican rally is
sdyertised for to-day and to-mor-
rOv at Boise under control Of the
puublican territorial central COM
nittee. The KEYSTONE has received
complimentary pass to the Capt.
tai from H. NJ. Bennett, chairman
Of the committee.
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From April 1st to October lst
the First National Bank of this
place purchased and shipped for
reduction various ores aggregatlng
1.348, 900 pounds; gross value Sly
4O5.34; average assay value per
ton, STA. This is exclusive of all
ores purchased through the HALEY
samplers.
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NEW TODAY.
Unconstitutional Proof.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho,
SeDtember o. 1898.

september 20, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Haley,
Idaho, on November Is, 1888, viz: Dewain
B. Hawley, for the SEA NWA, SWA NEL
NWA SEA and NE1z SW14 Sec. 3, Up. n.
r. % Il.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land, viz: John Briggs,
Peter Lowe, Peter Nease, Norton Hawley,
William Coppin, all of Howe, Idaho
H O. BILLINGS, Register.
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Col. BRoDHEAD has already reg
Stered 1913 voters in this precinct,
and expects to increase the number
10 considerable over two hundred
1t costs nothing to register until
you pay your taxes, and every voter
should take time to do so and thus
avail himself of his rights as cit
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Bul .klen's Arnlca Salve.

The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, ChiibIains,
Corns. and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles. ar no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale by Steward Bros.
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SCORE one for the republicans !!
Thew have accepted Mr.. Bakers
rthdrawal as candidate for super
;n,pudent of schools, and placed
Mrs. Butler on their ticket. This
adds another HaiIeyite to the ticket
Int nevertheless a good sound
asnocrat,
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In speaking of registration the
Cassia County Times says:

CaSSla COunty 1llIlco ID
In considering this question, the i'm
portance of the right to vote, that every
citizen entitled should he permitted to
enioy, should not lie overlooked, and If
the oath prescribed by our statutes is not
conclusive ON the registrars and judges OF
elections then it is plain to be seen that
the right to vote must be at the complete
mercy Of the registrar aud judges. and 1t
IS equally clear that IT must he and always
will be an excuse for the rejection of any
vote opposed to them politically or 9th
erwise, for which reason It 10 the policy
Of the law to leave AS little as possible to
the discretion of election otficers.---The
democratic party all over the territory rs
this year sitting flat down on policy
democrats. Nome but the true blue get
to the front. It is high time the party
was sitting down on that class who are
simply democrats for the sake OF office.
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The Senate passed a bill on the
mi, t'G inst, which is of vast impor-
: .v,n TO Pocatello and Bingham
'a, univ This is Dubois bill cut
e ' ng the lower half of the Fort
u uuS Reserve and alIoting lands in
.,lfv
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o...ss VICTORIA has a remarkably fine
Qoh y hair, for a lady of her aye; but
ss' :" -" the Prince Of Wales. is quite
srf ''I lad he used Ayers Hair Vlgor
hIa' n life his head might, to day.
'a'''e n,an as we'll covered AS that OF his
ha'e ao,bpr It's not too late yet.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06

The national, territorial and
county democratic tickets appear
in this issue Of the KEYSTONE at
The Instance of the county central
committee. 1t is ticket for the
people, of the people, and by the
people, represented by the demo
cratic party; not the offspring of
my clique, ring or faction.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06

Our heavy man was down to
Bellevue last Monday, and while
there ran across many old friends
and acquaintances and made new
ones who treated him like a prince.
tie is pleased with the Gate City's
hospitality. Among those whom
he met there was Lou Schwritzer,
formerly prominent merchant of
lnls place, Billy Kruse, of Vienna.
,Ae jolly democrat whose Cleveland
mead gear was ventilated at the
aemocratic convention. Bob Camp
oell, a former Ketchumite, Yves
george, the genial Herald man. etc.
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r O. HARDING, the oldest sign writer
and artistic lerterer on Wood RIVER oees
ali manner Of sign work. Orders ny mai
receive prompt attention.
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'" .,srrp Charles Mccoy, who was
h IAI;;apsly injured by runaway
80 ssfloif few days since, is improv-
horse ss,sad dill and will recover II no
ing s'ea snr the worse occurs.
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''' ~. ,ho occasion of BERTHE Vests
oS i I;rtb.day, last Friday he gave
'ls snr, w.t. to his little friends and
s Pa' :,o;le dance in the evening.
: u'v we're a large number present
lDs' IL had a merry time.
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THE regular service Of the N; E.
Church If Ketchum will be held in
the church, Friday evening of each
week at 7:3O. All will be welcome.
]. w. MAXWELL, Pastor
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KEYSTONE acknowledges re-
The u a. . complimentary ticket to
eslpI1 Utah % territorial fair which : BE-
the V'a ,he exposition grounds, Salt
gan AZ c WV on Wednesday, the 81
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06

EXAMINE Steward Bros. stock Of Wall
Paper, select your choice, and make your
house look nice and cozv.
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MANY young children become posi-
"s'y ftpnlsiye with sore eyes, sore ears,
auo scad head. Such Affections NAV he
SSpee0'iy removed 10y the use of Ayers
SAsapariIla. Young AMI old alike ex-
E',enee the wonderful benefits of this
uedicinp
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v" ,or,tic central commit
THE G 10 Bellevue last Monday.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06

is to have a Juvenlle
H1I hand - composed of school
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06

ANEW reward of $4,000 is offered
for VIM. Tascott. the murderer OF
Smell, of Chicago.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1888-10-06

nn,y's New York quota
YGs1ssHilv ysr, 941; Lead: "a 50.
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CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES, ON SALE
per box. Full directions on each boz.
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PORTLAND
Reduction Works,
PORTLAND. OREGON,
8 SHELTERS.

No charge for Sampling and Assaying.
Ore purchased in lots Of five tons and up
wards. Address,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
mar31tf Ketchum, Idaho.
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Notices.

Parties desiring location notices can find
! supply ut this oG3eo.
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| nnn,t yv,,.t a.. ~,
u,ln,r na.no,r., - INV u" Nj,
p..-... ,,,-'e' 0's,e' 'u 'oe House OF
.binb go, ~, ny /" 'esoiu''o'
- " money N large sums
inr a,.,; ,o''' , ~ ''5 PURPOSE Of 'nHuen'-
r.an.l,i io''ss' "''',i ugoasea tue elective
n.iraa ,,o 'e- ','s o''''. box aud i'm
,n,,aa. w rl - a'' pu'''y q our ire insti-
instructed 10 invas,iss,a... !" jua's''fy were
nor ubatls.,i.,,tioa ,,,I l".''s IS ana re-
evil NJ na,,as. So ",''''u TO correct the
., ~ u"''S rom Indiana,
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Hymeneal. The writer Witnessed, Tuesday
lnstat St Peters Church, near Waldorf the
marriage Of Miss Auua F. Burch, daughter Of
J Madison Burch, aud Mr.. B II. Carrico, son
cfthe late George Carrico The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. J. Conway, pastor Of
St Peters Church, in the presence ofthe faith
er Of the bride and a number Of relatives
end friends OF both the contracting parties
The ceremonies were at;euded with but little
ostcn.ation, owing to lhe season Of adyent.-
Tee bride, being in second mourning was be-
comngly attired ia black silk dress and bon
net With jet trimmings, hlndsome plush
coat and null to match. The groom wore
the usual suit of black Both parties looked
well and happy.
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How to Save Money The problem with
every Que is to save money. We've no patent
plan to suggest; no ''new-fangled notion to
ofer-but an cmiuendy practical one to pre-
sent 20 our readers, whereby they can effect
this desirable object; and that is. Read care
fully the advertisement OF Ohem's Acme Hall
in this issue of the INDEPENDENT, and order
anything in the Clothing, Furnishing and
Holiday ius from this well known and re-
sponsible 6rm-the largest clothing house in
Baltimore aud the South Abundant satistac-
tiou will attend Your trading, and the dollar
you Invest will return you full third more
ia the way Of quality aud sty.e than if spent
anywhere else.
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Transfers of Property Bills Of Sale
From VIM Jones to Robert L. Tippett; con
si4eyation, S2j. Richard c. Swami to Girls
pin 4 Dawkjns; consideration, Sl75 Charlie.
Z. Garner to Mary F. Boswell; consideration
Sl2o. Gwinn P. Oliver to Roberts and Owen;
consideration, sol. James Nack to George
". Carroll; consideration, Sl25. A. W
Edelen to Francis X. Gardiner; consideration,
S35. D W Bridget to Jane 5. A. Bridget;
consideration, $50. George Jenifcr to G.
0ber Il Sons; consideration, S5l s.. R. Mel
vile Payne to Thomas b. Cough, agent; CON
sideratiou, SI6l 43 j. 7. T Wingate to
Henry II. Richmond consideration, So 81.
Deeds.-From Henrietta Posey to Benjamin
Posey, "Elglns Discovery; consideration,
$500. L. \. Wilmer, Attorney to Vestry OF
William and Mary Parish, for Beaumont
Iteration, $4,000.
Mortgages.-P Reed Wills to Mary z.
Murphy, on olIiss Boswelrs Landi,' coaside-
ration, 81, 00o.
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Mnrried.-Nt. Austin NcKee Of Iris

Married Mr.. Austin Mckee Of this coun-
~, who for some time past has been the polite
and courteous brakesman on tie passenger
tmju, Pope Creek line, was recently married
10 Miss yermillion Of Highlandtown, Balti-
more county Since his marriage, to there
gret Of his numerous friends, he has resigned
his position on the road, and will engage in
business ia Baltimore. The INDEPENDENT ten
dcrs congratulations
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n, "emor'am.-Depar,ei tbs life on
Thursday, December 9Th 1879 :. wv VI
our Lord Jesus Christ, after sbor, .,S ,', n,n :
~ Illness Clarence E. Dawes. svea J, ...r,
low brief the span Of earthly life .ue...l =.
'''. aea' one; how early are those bsr,, e,,5.
ga IN death. OH must indeed the t.,..,,.,
o'ossoms FADE the sweetes, gifts H. ~, rho
''"aer bud SO replete with promise u 4, M,
was p"re and lovely, yet ere it had time IN nm
,o'd in It's loveliness, is bHphted an, ,;..
''e' an those to whom he was dear bo ,o,.o,ed
U the happy thought that their .,.-;.,..i
mower their own, has not neriss,, ~. i
'raasplan'ea in Heaven IN bloom +, r,.-,;,v
AZ oes'' this life is feeling. hut how ..ai,is
"hen death comes so early and hon. ,v.v
his tender victim tits indeed hsra !, r.,l.
ne mat Clarence is dead. Hehad beco-,e. on
deaied to all who knew him. none nan, hin,
ont to praise. OH Clarence how short Inv
life o, that vacant chair. tbo.. e-vcnt
,ami'i'r footsteps always listening, but hear
them not. '''
There Is no aock however watched and tended
But one dead lamb is there
There Is 20 Preside howso er defended
But has one vacant chair.
Let us be PATIENT These severe Affections
Not from the ground arise
But oftentimes Celestial bene1ictio,s
Assume this dark disguise.
Words, nor tears, can express the infinite
grief She crushing sorrow Of many beo,,, -
Ills dear father, brothers, and sisters have not-
ing IN his short life upon which thew can Iools
with sorrow or regret. lie bore b;s sar.r.
ings with patience and resignation. which
characterize the true christian. lie will fp-
deed be sadly missed. Uaassuming gentle
Kind, and affecdonate, and in his every rela-
ton in life he exhibited those traits which IL
lustrated his character and won for him s8ni.
ration and regard from all Clarence possss.ed
mind of great capabilities, and his death ha.
caused deep and lasting grief but he was
far better fitted for Heaven than for ri. stI
earth. And while we wept over that lovely
casket let Us rejoice that the gem it contained,
the pnre spirit is safe forever. Let this De
comfort to the bereavei ones, and may thew
strive to meet HIM where all things bright
and lovely pass not away.
How blessed are they who ALWAYS keen
The pure and perfect wav
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The Deliueator.-Th January number
Of the DrIineator is out and is filled with the
latest fashions in clouks, dresses and an art
clcs of ladies, misses and children weir. II
is the finest fashion magazine published in
the United States, aud is Witaiu the reach OF
ALL The price is only one dollar ard half a
year; siugle number > cents Address the
Euterick Publishing COMPANY e. Q. and u
West 18th Street, New York City
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LOcdt BFeUIues.

Eggs have rig
Turkeys are beginning to roost high.
The small boy is just now wondering what
old Santa Claus intends to DO for bin.
Its rumored through Huqhesyille that our
good disposed friend, Winfield, will surprise
everybody SONNY taxing bride.
Captain Charles II. Lacey and his son-iu-
law, Mr.. Camillus o A. Oliver, have again
become residents ofthis village
The attractive Miss Carrie, or waldorf viii
soon be the bride Of Mr. L., and how the
many hearts viii ache, says a scribe.
John Brauaer an ola colorei man. eu
dead Gu Tuesday last at Ills home. near
Aecanchie- lie bad heart disease.
The willow, Mrs. b., hes had some Of her
teeth extracted, and IS now in a condition Tor
bridal honors. \ charmer for somebody
ether. isa little Something which Some Of
onr Subscribers forgot when Sending in their
Subscriptions"
Misses Angie Boarman, AMI Maggie Me-
Phcrson, two charming Bryantown hc'le5
are visiting friends in Washington, and Bal
timore.
sheriff Smoot ilel his renewal bond on Tues
day last with the Clerk Of The Circuit Court
J.. a. Smoot, A. Posey, l.. A. Wilmer and J.
H. Roberts were his bonismen.
Dr. Robert Digges killed a beef a few davs
ago and hung it up in his mcat-bouse. Ga
Monday night some hungry neighbor broke
the house open and stole one Of the hind
quarters.
The first snow Of the season fell on the 26th
Of November According to an old saying
the number ofsnows falling during the winter
are designated by the date the first one falls on
10 that month If that be true we viii have
90 SHOWS before The grass AGAIN grows.
Woodward and Lothrops new advertise
meut appears in to-day's issue When mtk-
ing your Christmas purchases in Washington
do not fail to visit their magnificent establish
ment corner nth and Streets, N W, .
Washington, D. c.
Mr.. James W. Wright has advertised his
stock Of goods in store at Pauxcnt City, .
which viii De sold to-m rrow IL is tn, IL
tention Of Mr. Wright, We are informed, to
remove TO Baltimore and engage in business
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Durhys ProDhyiacfic FYuid.-

DdFVUs I"VI'Y'TttT'U ''tFV'-
Use it in every sick-room viii keep the at
mosphere pure aud wholesale; removing all
bad odors from any source. WI destroy al
disease germs, isiection from all fevers ana ali
contagious diseases. The eminent physician,
]. Marion Sims, Of New York, says 81 am
convinced that Prof. Darbys Prophy actie
Fluid is most valuable disinlectant
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Jewelry-J. S. Macdonald, 6 and 3,
North Charles Street, Baltimore always keep
on hand Gne selection Of jewelry, watches,
diamonds, and silyerware, and is a reliable
dealer. He has in stock fine selection Of
heavy plated silvcrware, specially adapted for
Christmas presents Give him a call
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Deputy Collector.-Nr +. VI. Cox, Sc
Nor editor Of the Times, has been appointed
Deputy Internal Revenue Collector by Cen
Chapman. Mr. Cvx bonded and assumed the
duties 81 his position on Wednesday last. The
salary IS two thousand dollars per year
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TEARLY TIES:

Died Mrs lNon, widow Of the late The
odorc I.,ou diad on Friday last at her resi-
dencc, near La Plata. Her remains were in
TERED at Mount Rest Cemetery on Sunday
afternoon
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wing Ticket 1870. Ne have llarr

Wing Ticket 1870 We have Il1rri-
son ticket, similar to tia: votcl in 1870, for
thu ilustrious grandfather Of our great Presi-
den, elect, GcucraI Benjamin Harrison. The
ticket is yellow with age, and his been pre-
vrvveN NY Mrs. Wcovtetu, ADAMS, residing
near Lothian ia this county, whose husband
was AN cu,hu.1s,ic Wing CA the back Of
tie ticket is, "Nary Jane Wave. presented y
her d, james " Garner lsau.'
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woodward ( LotAr1p.

WO0lNdIl Y LOllIJp.
Dolls. bisque ja1ofel -, SIC anil
| 90. Dolls, piaat held, 25c. D'lls,
bisque head, io.4.~d, kid billy 5oc.
Dolls, all bisque. dressed, zoe. Dolls,
extra size, kid b 81. c'. DOLLS, large
size, prettily dns.at, ! -. Dolls
large handsomely dressed, | 80 to ) 90.
Note-We have tholsan of dolls OF
every kind, size md nation 'liiy, 50 sas-
gest as the better way that Won write for
what you want 4 rribing the size kind,
etc, and about til price you wish to pay
and we will max our best selection for
you For instanc You write like this:
"Please send US TIE largest blonde dress
ed doll you have for one dollar; Or for
2jc. and so on
Han lkerchefs for children. ; to l2lc
ITaudkerchiefs. tie, for Indies. l0c to
25c. Handkerchief colorel borders,
for ladies', Zoe to 25e Han lEerchic's.
white, for men. ~ to soc IIqnlknr-
c,jcts, colorei borders, mems, l25 to 25c.
iIandkerchiefs, scalIoped edges, - to
90. TIandkerchicfs, Initials, Ia lies
Is to Bic. II ,ndkerchiefs, initials,
mems, - to soc. IIanlkcrcaicfs, China
six. DC to l 90 Illndkerchicfs, fan
cy silk, soc to o. Muaiers, white
Cashmere - to Doe Muiilers, silk,
white and colors, 75c to 3 90 Ladies
black hosiery, - 81, SOC Ladies I'M
Alcachel hose, u. -, }3c. Ladies, fam
" hose, -. 81 ]. soc ladies black silk
hose, ! %. | -, ! 90 Childrens black
hose. -. 50, jda Chillrens silk hose,
| 90, -. Mems unb cdcl hose.
IL. -. 375e. Mems fancy striped base,
-, Sic. Mems f,st lack hose, 81, 5nc
LlIi all linen collars, ~, -. Ia lie
III linen cafs, ~ L ~. Meek ra,h
jngS, 6 81. in box 3oe Mex rae1iags,
s yd+ ia box. 81, zoe, ! GO.
Ladies fnny s.harf', ., 5oe. L'ties AMI
trS' iS3 2 3a 9; = ., L'I,.s ."''l n1nsi
% l5.cs cm5r, ia ,i's s1,vetlrs
500 L,aiy< bIacl, .,a,u.re ,l1s't, = -
Ladies roIor"d e,shn , e. shaw ;. | ~ F'nry
P' az I I:iaxas w. f. ~ Ill 55..
Gloves, 3-tutton, m ,isI7e,a re, Lilies %.
Glove, luton, o2s.4 ! S., 4 ies 49,
suede , for misses, / Is i.wes. Iii. tar aca
90 and 40 G'oy.s. < tor ooys y
99i 81 &, hove X ~ '1r ~ 'alr+ ~
E,1 lined Ter ma, sli -
kid ned, for boys. 75c. Gloves, FOR ladies,
s.o,h p to , 'os q 5 ,yes &c e' g, fg
~ ~ w.. to.', -, ond 5o. -,
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fctaI ann 4rsonaI,

r4s- The O6lcs Of NE INDEPENDENT has been
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The Washington critic., 1888-01-30

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