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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-18

Yes, most Of the year. Ny father Hkss
It; he is very odd, snd it suits him better
than cur country place. which is too far
Il see And what part Of town do you
live in,7 he asked
Hans place" she answered
How Jolly. Ihzve some cousins not
very far from that And you find Blank
hampton little slow-no wonder. But
the Twenty fifth are going 10 have pic
mic next week, and we are going to have
. small afternoon dance. which won't 30
bad"
II am sure not. And the Twenty eth.
they are the cavalry
''Yes-much greater swells than Us.
ysu know. We are very small potatoes
..Oh, but take great interest II ycur
regiment" Miss Earle exclaimed; because
ny young tro;her has just been gazetsed
to it. and will join in September
''oh. really-you don't say SO! How
charming I shall make much Of your
young brother. Miss Earle
"YesT'' with smile and bright upward
look which made him say 10 himself that
her eyes were out Of the conmon pretty.
lie Is Eice boy, little spoiled. but
then he is the last Of TIE Earles- We
have gone on from father TO son since
Henry the Seventies tine, and now we
have cone almost 10 tie last. for my
father and lie are the Only Earles left.
You forget yourself" interposed Beau
titul JiIa, 10 whom Mss Earle was a far
more important person than all the
fathers and SONS Of that house who had
lived and died from Henry the Seventies
tine even until then.
-
women don't count. she said. simply. and
with evident belief In the assertion.
beautiful jim burst out laughing.
Faith" lie exclaimed. but the women
count for q great deal more in some peo-
PIES calculations than the men. can as
sure you"
'Oli. rei hars. blushing at the implied
con7lI-en-; but not in family tree.
YOU know"
mo, perhaps not-snd how old is your
brother:'
Nineteen. and such a dear boy-so
good looking"
That goes without saying" said jim.
looking at her.
Miss Earle suddenl, became interested
In her ice plate.
He is SO glad to be going to the Blank
shire regiment He has always had
fancy for 1t. ever since he was child.
Father wanted him to go into the cavalry.
because SO many of the Earles have been
cavalry soldiers it was really wonder
full how fast Miss Earle was talking
but Stuart wouldn't; he had set his
heart on belonging to the Blankshire reg
iment."
Il hope he'll like it when he gets
there" Jim remarked; and surely never
was not joined subaltern given so much
importance before.
"Ohl think he will-of course asked
the Adairs all about the regiment, and
they say all sorts Of pleasant things about
you all. By the bye, Mr.. Paunceforth Is
the one whom you call Beautiful Jim
here?"
Beautiful Jims blue eyes opened rather
widely at this, for he gathered that she
had not grasped his name at Mrs Seton's
introduction-but before he could recover
himself sufficiently to disclose his identity.
Miss Earle went on speaking:
.'Aileen tells me he is too charming,
and that the name suits him well in spite
Of his being so ugly"
Well, he is an ugly looking chap. not
doubt about that" said Jim. feeling the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-18

OBODY ever knew why he
was called Beautiful jim"
and yet nobody ever
dreamed Of calling him any
thing else. 1t was certainly
not because jim was .
beauty and that his brother
officers were anxious to
E.-,,,..,,lt, she faer fsft,.ft RAN
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
sHERlFF's SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
County Of FAN River.

County Of Fall River.
Orlando Ferguson: Budalo Gap Lumber Com
paHSj cofp0fsticn duly organized under the
laws of Dakota Territory, and Sylvester q. Fargo
aud Charles G.. rargo. cO-partners, doing business
under the dfm name and style OF y: g. Fargo &
Son, plaintihs, sssinst Sam n. MsS, defend.
snt.
Notice IL hereby given, that by virtue of . epe..
cial execution 70 me- directed and delivered, and
now in my hands, fseued out Of the clerk's ofice
Of the First Jndithi District Court, Territory Of
Dakota, tn and for tbs county Of Fail River, upon
orlando Ferguson: Buffalo Gap Lumber Com
laws Of Dakota Ters3tofv: and Sylvester G. Far
20 and Charles 9. Fargo, co-paftners, ~ 3. c.
Fargo \ Son, plainttAS. and against sam. N.
Moses, the defendant, have levied upon the fol-
iowiny descsibed property q L said defendant, to to
In block number fourteen, (l4 10 the original
town site Of Hot Hprings. fn Fall River County,
% %D.kets vssriscsy, ssid dwelling house Icing sit-
Asd tSss shsll. OH Saturday, the .th day Of
q ga e !!sas : sess 4; .; CON-: ss;s
sitis ia intsfeet Of i6s above named defendsnt;
Ham. n. Moses, in and 70 tAe shpve described
property, 20 setisfy said 3udgmcnt and costs,
smesstieS Y three hundred es9 s stItS-eight K dol:
Il. ss !: 81 ss s sss' :.e s.s ssss!ss.
% aane lroo tAs ssth day Of ocs9bes, ieee. q
sies. g - ilsssss 6!ddss fcr essS. '' - :.
1stsl g l6e EpstnE., Dakota Tsftttosy, ths
- sis:sas' i Asss.s'1s j.. e,,,o,,
- nha1sR ~ to couaty q fau River.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08

The co-educational idea is growing
in the United States. The University Of
Pennsylvania has been considering the
question Of admitting females within
its doors. It IS a large institution, hav.
ing an atteAdsAcs Of shout 1909 stu.
dents Of the male persuasion, and many
of them object to the change, hundreds
Of them having signed protest. The
Young men of Pennsylvania mttst be
very conservative. True there are ar.
guments on their side which are veil
well worth considering, but it is a fact
that co-education is gaining groand.
The st. Paul Globe puts 1t tothe PENN
svlvania boys in the following len
guage: "The young men who ptt
their puny frames in the way of the
coming woman have small discretion;
and are likely to have anything but an
easy time. They may well fear that in
the intellectual contest they will be
crowded TO the wall by their new com.
petitors. There are two ends in the
life Of the adolescent male citizen that
leave HIM valuable experience, and a
much juster estimate of his relation to
the universe If he passes safely. These
are the first love experience. when
brains have no exercise and the other
is when the mind is impressed with the
feeling that is scope Of vision aud gen.
efal ethical comprehension comprise
about all that there is much need Il
know. This experience usually come.
in the earlier educational stages. Th,
attack is generally alleviated and il
time dissipated by the displacement O
the mental rainbows by the actualitie
Of things and life. The young ma,
who is a fool may not long continu
SUCH
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
STAR.
BENEDICT & HANF6ND,
rRopRlErcRs.
=. Published every Friday, as $50 PET fesf .-,
Three months. &c SIX montho. ........$ $tS6
Terms Invariably 10 advancs.
Oar New D.spe.satiea .

Our New Desperation.
A good deal Of discussion is going on
throughout Dakota regarding the On.
forcement Of law for . few::months TO
come and the difficulties arising in the
change from territorial to state form
Of government. Now that We are ad-
mitted as a state, conflicting laws exist
and certain sections Of the new consti-
t6tion seem to make the law Of none
effect oil those issues for the time being.
Where the state law does not conflict
with tho territorial law, there can no
dispute or trouble arise, for the last
clause Of section q Of the enabling act
reads as follows; "And all laws in
force made by said territories at the
time Of their admission into the Union
shall be in force in said states, except as
modified or changed by the constitution
Of the states, respectively"
This plainly shows that we are not
without law, the old territorial law bs.
ing still in force. But there is one im-
portant issue which will be under a
cloud for some months to come, that IL
the prohibitory measure. Under the
new law, Article "a Of the constitution,
mo person or corporation shall manu-
facture, or aid in the manufacture for
sale any intoxicating liquor; no person
shall sell Or keep for sale as a beverage
any intoxicating liquor" Thus it will
be seen that violation Of this article
will he violation of the law Of the
state. Hut the article further provides
that "rhe legislsture shall by law pre-
scribe regulation for the enforcement
Of the 'provislonss of this section and
provide suitable and adequate penalties
for the violation thereof" Thus it
would seem that for the present, and
until provided for by the legislature,
there is no penalty for violation Of the
prohibitory clause. But further, Sec.
ton % Of Article 3 of the constitution
reads as follows: mo act shall take
effect until ninety days after adjourn
msnt Of the session at which it.passcd,
unless in caseof emergency, (tob ex.
pressed in the preamble o, body Of the
act) the legisla ture shall by vote Of
two-thirds of all the members Of each
house, otherwise direct Therefore
we come to the conclusion that it must
be some months yet before the prohib.
itory law will virtually come into ef.
feet.
There are other minor matters in
which the new law conflicts with the
old, bit they will probably be easily ad
justed.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.

To Alexander Patterson. who made D. g. 4o5o,
and to whom Il NAV concern:
sse 4 Hs seses 4 Fsees se S. S he ps ss
settler has fled notice of her intention to make
final proof in support Of her claim, and that said
Court o sep Dak at e hs c
Nj Mrs. p;aHSl cAThERiNE XIII n PATTERsoS, si; s @ D.s s.
for the e neii Sec. SO vi. nwia Sec. .s,9 TIP. s;
Rg 8 e, B II n.
She names the following witnesses to prove her
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
1eS on and sss Sosne nj a
H0s Strings, Oak. j. r. LCsE,
sf6 Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
NOTICE FoR PusL,cArIoN.

Notice Is hereby given that the following named
eettler has fled notice of his intention to msks
dnsl proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Judge of the Dis
trict Court Of Fall River County, OAK, or in HE
absence ,efere the Clerk thereof, at his Office in
Hot springs, Oak, Dec End, issa, viz:
for the nj. nwis ewi4 nwi4 nwi, nell Sec. 81, TIP.
Z &, Rg. Sc, b. II. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
said land, viz: DANES Orr, Arley L. Cleghorn,
Friedrich schuler and Marvin n. Parsons, all of
Hot Springs, Oak. j. r. LusE,
$40 Register.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
The Election

As was expected, the vote polled at
clio election on Tuesday was very light;
I'll but two Of the precincts however,
Odsll and Sand Greek, held their elec-
ton. Cheyenne River returns have
not vet been received. A. A. Powell
h elected commissioner from the first
district.
Frank Tracy is elected coroner, and
Henry Marty, constable.
The following is the vote:
DuRroN.'
For eonihissionef.-M. II. Ander.
son, rep, f2; A. A., Powell, dem, 10.
For coroner-Frank Tracy, rep, IS,
Atchison, dem., 8.
For constable, Millerj f6; G.: A
Turner, 2.
DUCK CREEK.
Anderson, 16. Powell, %.
Tracy, II. Atchison. 26.
Marty, IL, Turner, 26.
HAT CREEK.
Anderson, 4. Powell, Is.
Tracy, g. Atchison, IL.
Marty, 8. Turner, 10.
INDIAN CREEK.
Anderson, z.
Tracy, Z.
Marty, 2.
HE'D CAxfON.
Anderson, 1. Powell, 8.
Tracy,1 Atchison, 9.
Marty, /. Turner. 8.
fiOr SPRINGS.
Tracy, SO. Atchison, 6.
Marty, 35. Turner, 8.
Jos. Marty, !.
oELRitiis.
Tracs,s. Atci,ison, q.
Marty. 10. Turner, 25.
sMITHwTCRs.
Tracy, 8.
Marty 8.
tNIo&.
Tracy, II.
Marty, IL.
forAi.s.
For commissioner Anderson, 43
Powell, 62.
For coroner-Tracy, 1o2; Atclison
SO.
For constable-Marty, es; Turner
IS; Miller, 16.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
Xia5st sbr sals.

Ih,vs ss,,sal tons q good nillst to
ell 1se essh. or trade tee stock. In.
qui.. y ). Asfbas ut shs thy 20 Mills
nsrtsa s. a % ssometii ~
kissas thel
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS,

Bids will be received by tue Board of County
Commiesioners up to Nov. nth, at p m, for the
construction Of wagon bridge across Fall River
stream at Trimmers Ford: bridge to be built ac-
Clerks Office; price to be made separately for
material furnished ON ground, and for construc-
tion Of bridge: all to be paid for out Of Road
Dist. No. One funds.
By order Co. COMMISSIONERS.
c. f. SAWYER, Go. Clerk.
Oct. II, 80.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
A COOP COUGH SYRUP.

There IL nothing parents should be SO careful
sbont o. selecting cough syrup. Reggs' Cherry
interior nostrmns thrown ON the market. The
hest Is none too goUd. be sure and get Beggs'
Cherry Cough Syrup. We keep it on hand ut all
times. FRANK CALLAHAN,
Druggist.
The Hot Springs star. (Hot Spings [Hot Springs], Dakota [Dakota Territory, i.e. S.D.]) 1886-189?, 1889-11-08
BIDS FOR WOOD.

Bids will be received by the BOARD of County
Com 'uissioners Of Fall River County, up 70 NoY.
II, at y m, for the furnishing Of fifteen N5)
solid cords Ut two foot dry wood, for of coun
ty Offices. c. E. SAWYER,
Co Clerk
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
DRESS GOODS.

| Pretty shades IN Cotton Dress Goods, 4kc yard /;
! a. i.c CasnIncres for 5c. a yart-oyery new shade
Ia the above goods
/ Beautiful Plaid Dress Goods for &c. worth l2Hc:
/ All the now evening shades in Nuns-Neiliags for
Beautiful shades and Stripes in Wash Poplins
for 6c. worth i2~c,
Beautiful Satin Wash Henriettas for l9c worth
Every new shade Of Ca.hmere nearly yard
wide for lec. wJth 90,
Beaauful a. Doublo-W idth Cashmeres for 2jc.
Wcrth 8,Nc.;
Maeni9ccnt styles in At Doublo-Width lien
rictiGs for S3'. worth 5O;
: Beautiful Gilt Trimming 10 ma;ch the ABOVE
goods for 25c worth Soc;
All the leading s1ades In Gimps TO match tho
above goods Tor 6fc. worth .5'.;
Beautiful Curtsin scrim. extra wide aud nne
quality. Tor 4, ,c worth l2%c.;
Lovely styles IN Light Shirung Prints-ihe usual
race strips White Lawn for &c. worth SAc;
Pretty Plain White Lawns for SO. worth shc.;
The best l2iyc. quality Ssunes Cor taC'
Heavy corded piQuo for D.. worth SIC;
beautiful styles In tho very best fercaies for
E1tra.GeSvy Weited White Piques for i9Hc.
worth &c;
Fxtra-stout apron Giughams for &c. worth SIC;
Tho Regular sc. Apron Gingham Tor o*c''
RAauttfui Dress Oiughams for Nc. worth lVc
Fun yard-wido Blesched Cotton Ia pieces from
7vDa yesnisr Zoe White Camhric for 7ac;
Loom White Cambria is far superior
In the IOnsdaie for CSC. worth l2@c.
Extra Fine Heavy Bleached Jeans Tor SIC. worm
prrc liocn Crash for stairways at D. worth lOc.;
Ex.ra-wide Pure. Iinen Fancy Check Crash for Sc
A GOOD Bed IicAiug for 64c. worth i0c.;
our Sc Hed-Ticking sells elsewhere Tor lzSe;;
Az Elegant Feather Ticking for l2Hc. worth 2Oc-;
Extra Heavy l04 Unoleached Soeeuhs iof w
worth 25c
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

WILL COMM NOE

The Cohon Company best &C. Pins tlmporto1) at
&c. . paper;
&c. Eecdleo for lc. paper
70. 3 3Sils-Drcss shields for 25c.
&c. Colored Grape Lisse Ruching with tinsel for
5c;
e. Touris, Coorod Ruching tor &c. a yard
'oc. Sto king-Holders for 25-.;
&c stocE'nr-Holders for lbc.
12-yard pieco Linen Torchon Lace Tor hc.
80 3lnch Black worstod Lace, six yards for
4Oc HaoI-Nado-Laco Children's Lace Collars
for 2lc.;
pc Genucmeu's Cigar Casos 'or iOc.
8lc vienna Real Leather Carl-Cases for l0c.
Real Hsnd-Mado Torcbon Lace for lc yard
Fine g.. Handmade Torchon Lace for .. yard
90. Ncdici Lace, ono aud half inches vide, for
Be-:
lOc. 1orrhon Lace. two inchos wide, for &C. I;
11c. Toech0a Lace, four iucnes vide, for Sc.
All and S. Hamburg Embroidery for &c. n
yard
70 yards Valencia Lace for l0c.
g225 Black Chantila Flouncing for Sl.2j ysrd
- iChantilIa Founcire iort2;
r.. Che kei Muslin for 4c. 9 yard;
Turkey-Red TablolCloth for l7c.
q0, Double Dama-k able Linen for Soc.
e5c Double DamasE Table Linen ior 09,. a yard !;
85c. Cream Buchcrs linen Tor &c,
s. Doublo Dnmssk Dinner Napkins for 1928;
s175 Colorod Bordorcd FTineed Dinner Doilies
forsil2;
700. Doubio Damask Tray-Cloths for 25c;
Al-Liueu Damas& Iowola FOR &C.,;
l2c. All-Liuen luck Towels for G.. the l6c. ones
for iOc.
Zoe. Cream India Null for &C.;
1sx3sinch kll-Liuen Dlmask Towels for &c.;
% Ail-Lincn stamped splashers for l2r;
IJc. Frinecd Monte Stampel iable-Hats for Sc;
is-iuch Cotton Diaper, SO. iOr piece Of 10 yards
80'. irish Linen Tor l9c.;
4J'. Iri,n flnen Tor 25c.;
5Dc. Russian Towels tor &c.;
TheIgLc Sattceus IN short pieces put mp In dress
patterns of 10 20 10 yards for 8Ac.,
75c Brown Corduroy for 2jc;
&c Dress GInghams for &c. yard;
Sc. Dress CancOos for &C.;
%, Bed Tick for l2+c.;
SIC. Pcrcalcs for &C.;
Sc. Shirl!ng Cscoes for SIC;
Yard-wido Zoe. ionsdale Cambria for Sc
1O-4 Utica shee iar, 25c.:
Anlroscoggin Cotton, 61c.-on'y ten yards 70 ore
customer.
10c. Indigo Cinghams tor exc;
I24c. Drapery Naiusook for GHc.;
e5c. White. PINK, and Fancy silk Plushes and
VolYe's i0r2jr.;
zoe. All Wool Worstod Black Grenadines for
25c
g14s sik and Wool Black Camers-Hsir for 75c.
sI25 Csmels- Hair Des India for &C.;
75c. French Black iaaeta for 49,.
gOc borderol Yelling for i9c.;
Csc AIl-\yooi Black Cordoi Cashmeres for 37Hc.
zoe. aud 2Jc. Fanry-bark Lining Selis!a for va
rious short lonGths at l24c.;
,00-yRrd spools for &c.;
15c Dress Buttons for g IA dozen;
l2ec. Pear shirt Buttons for &C.;
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10

Nutmeg Graters lc. cost loc elsewhere
Nickol-paied tablespoons &C. worth lOc.;
Atclol-rlatei teaspoons lc. worth lOc.;
Apaper ~ Pins couteiBiug li rows ic. worth SC.
il soaps,ouo s.aio Pencils lc. worth 5';
I0. MemurauIrin Account Books ic.:
D. yar.. last Black Dnrniug Cotton Oh a card &c.
worth l0.:
raner's gunDor-Tip 81, Lead Pencils lc;
gDcdar Lead Pencils lo..
4tanp-Vlcas medium sIze) lc
I.u bpst S ce'-pohahed tarpet-facks In box
f.rI.c.-eu-t zoe. esoWh"re;
Lar.e-.Ia. Hooks AID Eyes- &c. for card OF two
uerant Fine Tooth Combs C. worth iOc;
Ilc1,-t Ba.s Twist 40 yards 70 the spool) lc-
ioo N.lr...s Dressing Pins In = box O.;
Itc n..t Ila.k spool silk 400 yards 10 the
spool .'. or Two for &C.;
lrtr4 Nttr. rene1r:
n hcktl rilt,d ihimhles ic;
IA pap4.a.--..c China Buttons on card 2c
1lr hc.f Dnt edge English Pins-tost luc elso-
vl.re-for 49, paper,
] dozen lcutI0mru's Collar -RnttOns Tor 4c.
Plrc Nliie fp. Ieal Dress Buttons PC dozen;
Tlc ccl,0raicl Dragon spool Cotton eco yards
S. J'ssqooi and warranted 20 SOW on the ma
f..u.I iur e.-.qr. a dozen:
h~suutul E.s.A 5ei aud Fancy Metal Buttons
far . q dozen cos. lOc elsewhere;
Extra I1tfe. size Chlna Buttons-5c. Tor card
lll As.ortoi heir-P,ns ia box for &C. worth iOc.;
feauulul e5r. thermometers for Sc.
Kxfr. llrre-Siyr Kitchen Cpoons a. worth i0c.
BAnys best Muciage ,cQuai 10 Royal Giue) for
G.. worth lvc;
Bariours lucn Thread GOO yards TO tho spoon
for O.. worth Zoe.
Beau.iul large-size Windsor Ties for &C. worth
RcS- -Eack Braid ue yards to tho buuch) for &c.
Medlun-sizo Brass Lamp Burner for DC. worth
l0e.
Tho nes' '0-. shoe Polish s.. a bottle:
CAr,ors lOc 30, BSk vi ting Ink for SC.
Liadsays Ni.kel-Paied safo,y-Pinssc sdozen-
large and small sizes;
Stockinet Dress shields warranted water proof
ior o. Wofih &C.
Dross Niee's - sud inchosl 81. a dozen;
Dress haiehones Ia and incnesl 81 a dozen;
Jos. Dress Reels b. a set,
fc. Dress Reeds. witn rabbcr attached. &c
10. Dress Feccs extra vide. with rubber a.
tacbel1. o.,
Kvery shaie oi Tho best quality Embroidery
tik lor ~ q dozen THIS Is not the trash ed-
Nsrt.sci py other merchants for 0c.
The bcst Worstod oklr; Braid for &C. roll worth
Bali Knitting Coiton Sc. a ball-sli numbers;
Needle Casos c0ntsi0iug papers darners, &c,
Tor fc. worth 2tc.
Tho Jcu IS. Garter klesic &c. yard:
keaaulri nsnd-Painted ke0d Splsshers for &c.
worth &c.
Hcgani u. Nhsp Hroons for l0c.;
lafFt-S1o PC. Feather D0stnrs for ioc.
kzua larse-size Pure Linen Dinner Napkins
Contl,mens 2Jc. White aud Fancy suspepders |
forIuc.:
1he bost orsied Pleatod skirt Braid lee box; ;
nv oVtl-floks in = D0x for b.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-10
TOILET ARTICLES.

Csscarllla Face Powder B., box; -
1e,iuws SwansJOwn, Including botue OF ms
cc ebrn'od perfume, for lJc;
All the extracts IA SGchet Powder 81. Dotile;
Uqlf-pipt hottie BAY hum for 10c. worth 25c..
ono uia, Of the very best imported Bay kum for
A medlu@-sized bottle OF pure Florida Water
Oakley fionia Wstsf is the best-17c. for large
bottle worth 3j,.,
Water Tor 43c. worth 1jc.:
Elegant Perfume, all the leading e1Iacl~ ior
lIc worth &c;
A six.ounce bottle Of Oakleys Best Cologne
any ext at you NAV desire. such ~ stepha-
noles. Lily OF The Valley, Jockey club. Wang
Wang, White Helietiope, White Rose, a..
for a.. worth 81
Elegant Turkish saith Sosp 49, dozen:
Jesse Onklcys Dime Giyccrine soap for &C.;
White Floating SOhp for jc. worth lOc:
Sweet Violet TOiie. Soap Is enc Of the best made
for l2c. NOrth 20c
Csmelia RoQuet Toilet Soap is far superior TO
Cashmere Bouquet In fact il IS the finest tOl-
let sOaD made. for l5c. worth 2oc;
The regular To-. Black Gutta-PorchA Dressing
Combs We cell for &C.;
Tho regular 20c oxtra-heayy Gutta-Percha
Comb We sell for l0c.;
The regular 4Oc eXtra-heavy and large size
Gutta- Percha Combs for l9c.;
Heavy large size Horn Combs for SC. worth l0c.;
Elegant quality -. Tooth Brushes &C.;
Beautiful Nory-Back Nail-Brushes lOc. worth
CSC. Hsir-Brushes for o.;
Beautiful Revolving Mirrors with stand for l0c.
The best Household Hartshorn Ammonia Sc q
bottle.
All the leading novels. including the most pop
ular authors, such as Dora lhorne, duchess. AIRS.
Alexander, Hugh Conway, sir Walter Scott,
RYAN HaggArd, and about a dozen o hers for
lOc. worth 2Sc. These books are a great bargain.
being weil-Insde and printed with large type.