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Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Ship and Railway Company.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 24-A measure of
gigantic scope introduced in the house
of the legislature is a bill to incorporate
the Columbia Railway and Navigation
company. Among the incorporators are
Ell. G. Parsons, an intimate friend and
syndicate partner of James G. Blaine.
The bill provides that the, company shall
have power to build railroads, steamships,
occupy and operate wharves, canals, ship
yards, docks, basins, elevators, transfers,
lighters, steam tugs, mills, furnaces, and
own and operate mines. 1t shall also
have the right to acquire and hold stocks
and bonds of any company chartered by
any of the republics of South America,
etc. The capital stock of the company
will be not less than $10,O00,OOO, nor more
than $1O0,000,00O. The principal office
will be located at Richmond. This is
supposed to be great Pan-American en-
terDrise
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
FESTIyITY AT SUN RIVER,
Pleasant Surprise Party at Mr.. Spencer,
... Home, .-.

Friday evening party of Great
Falls young people drove out to Mr.. Jno.
Spencer's ranch, Sun River, on pleasure
bent. On arriving they received warm
welcome from Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer.
While the party were enjoying them
selves socially, Will and Mack went over
to Capt. COUGHS residence for the ladies
and brought them to the Spencer
homestead. Soon the company were all
made known to each other and while en-
gagged in games, cards and dancing the
hours flew quickly by. During the even
ing an excellent lunch was served and at
a. m. all parties started ior home pro-
nouncing the evening the most enjoyable
spent. The neighbors present included
Misses Young, Perry, Gamberlong, Tm
lor and Messrs. Webber, Donahue.
Vaughn and Ingram. In the party that
went out from the city were Misses
Quesnelle, Gremm,J Jones, Ludwig, Hawk
ms and Reilly, and Messrs. Collins, Goss,
Wright, Kennedy, Kenkel and Mcintyre.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during the
fall or early winter months. Such colds
weakens, the lungs and air passages,
making the child much more likely to
contract other colds during the winter.
1t is this succession Of colds that causes
catarrh and bronchitis or paves the way
for consumption. Should d cold be con
tracted, loose no time but cure it as
quickly as possible. A fifty cent bottle
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
cure any cold in few days and leave the
respiratory organs strong and healthy
For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

CHICAGO, Dec .s4-Detectives Duffy and
Kehoe have captured an organized band
of Canadian thieves who robbed store
of $4,000 at Kewanee, ILL.,, last week.
The band was organized in Canada and
several of its members have done time in
Canadian penetentiaries. One of the
men is believed to have recently aided
in the escape of wounded burglar from
the county hospital.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Christmas and New Year Excursions.

For the holiday season excursion rates
will be in effect on the St. Paul, Mime
apois and Manitoba railway to and from
all points on its lines.
Tickets will sold on the following
dates; December Oath, 25th and 31st,
Ss9, and January 1st, 1890, at one and
es-third fare for the round trip, except
u,"Seen points in Dakota and Montana,
SiNS the rate will be one and one-tifth
laieSy the round trip. Tickets will be
gooI1 ~ hreturn passage up to and includ-
appSSty ~ 4 further information to agents
& OF lle Wv NM. g. M. Ry., or write F. l.
"hi'ne' y & II. A., St. Paul, MINI.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Wat Occurred Last 18th November.

Wat Occurred Last 18th November.
TicAet No. 93 drew the First Capital
Prize q 100000 in the 234 Grand
Monthly Drawing of November IL, 1889,
in the Lolniana State Lottery. 1t was
sold in fractheal parts of twentieths at
$1.0O each, senl,to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La No to H. @. Clarke, 721
North Campton oAe, ST. Louis, Mo; two
to Max Levin, 203A Third St. N. Y, col
lected by the Bower Abank, thro' Adams
Express Co.; two = correspondent
through Wells, FargoN Co.'S bank San
Francisco, CAL; one to aseph Karas, 424
North Castle st. Baltimea Md; one to
the Merchants bank, Topea, Kas. one
to George Feick, 1,109 WG Baltimore
St.. Baltimore, Md; one to thMrs. Mar
garet Viellepigue, Topeka, Nas., etc.,
Ticket No. 58,441 drew the SecoS Capital
prize of 100000. Ticket no, noAe drew
the third capital prize OF $5o,ooo, was
sold in fractional parts OF twen1ie at
S1.OO each. Two to Gallon NnAQal
bank. Gallon, Ohio; one to John Mn
Osyka. Miss; one to depositor, LoulsS
ma National bank, New Orleans, La ON
to a depositor, Metropolitan bank, H. Nes n
Orleans. La; one to X. Hains, a.! ~
maine street, and L Warnlck, 2S4 Irem
street. New Orleans, La; one to I.
Deraglsch, Saltwater, Minn.; one to IN. Jn'
Collins. st. Paul, Mimi, etc. me s5ot
Grand Monthly Drawing will take plac
on Tuesday, January IA, 1890, OF whlc
all information will be furnished on Al
plication to NJ. A. Dauphin, New orlean
La
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Go to H. Ringwald for Christmas Gifts
and Holiday Goods.

l take pleasure to announce to the pub.
lie that l have large assortment of all
kinds of Jewelry suitable for holiday
gifts, consisting of Diamond Ear Drops,
Rings, Studs, Ladies' and Gents Fine
Gold Watches, Gents Vest Chains and
Charms, Ladies' and Misses Gold Neck
laces Of the latest designs. have all
kinds of Plain and Oval Band Rings; a
fine assortment of Genuine Stone Set
Rings, consisting Of some beautiful fine
cut Cameo, Onyx, Amethyst Turquois,
Pearl, Garnet, Intaglio, and in fact all
kinds and descriptions of the very latest
designs made. All at small margin
above cost for go days only.
III. RINGwALD.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Another Cold Wave.

ST. PAUL, Dec. 23.-A cold wave seems
to be approaching from the northwest.
The signal service reports the thermom-
etor tonight registered at Winnipeg, zero,
at Calgary below, Appelle below
Prince Albert % below,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
SANTA CLAUS COMING,
Programme for the Festival at the Pres
byterian Church..

! IOr GAe pebtlVAA tu0 Ifeb
bytsrian Church.
The promised Christmas tree and can
tata will attract hundreds to the Presby
| terian church this evening. The enter
tainment will begin at 7 p. m. People
may send presents for friends. Such
gifts must bear legible labels. The pro.
gramme for the cantata is as follows:
Santa Claus, becoming displeased with
the growing eXactons and extravaganza
OF modern children and contrasting the
latter with their prototypes of hundred
years ago, issues notice that on the fol-
lowing Christmas he will visit the child
ren in person, bestowlng gifts only upon
those who by effort toward an unselfsh
life have earned the right to merry
Christmas. 1t is on the advent of this
novel Christmas eve that the cantata
opens.
Santa Claus arrives, hears the child
ren's experiences, tests their truthful
ness, sympathises in their trials, and final
ly rewards them. "@.
,bara,s Santa Clans is c4mipg" anip Full Chorus
Santa Claus arrives. Hi! there. e...,....,.,..
,,t m,Oh the good child is happy tSanta and Chorus
I'VE EVAN want to see the Reindeer Little Chorus
IA ..Ma1r1 hundEea Years ago. Santa Claus
Since They Told us' s',..........L Little Chorus
Every klbbon Folded squarely' m.ss Lux
!, ~, Misses Daisy Wetzel, Gehring and Dowdei
When lWi I the Ground is Covered" Five Little Boys
With Arms Strong and Wiling ..............
In II Mangern MissesD Dowdel and MableHo Houston
Pale and Still the Babe was Lying. ............
"Our Dear Savior' Tr;o
Mere NE Soldiers in the Ranks of Right" Chorus
Welcome the Xmas Tree. :. Chorus
The Blessed Light of Xmas s''..................
Santa Claus Good Night
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

HELENA, Dec. 24.-It is reported that
Sanders and Lee Mantel will be put for
ward for United States senotors. Capt.
Couch may, however, disturb present
calculations,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

Mr.. e. P. Loveioy,a a large dealer in gen
eral merchandise at Wabuska, Nevada
says: 81 have tried St. Patrick's Pills and
can truthfully say they are the best have
ever taken or known used" As pleas
ant physic or for disorders of the liver
they will always give perfect satisfaction.
For sale by Lapeyre Bros. .
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
LAPEYRE Bros, Of Great Falls.

as agents for his celebrated Diamond
spectacles and Eyeglasses, and also for
his Diamond Non -Changeable Spectacles
and Eyeglasses. These Glasses are the
greatest invention ever made in Spec
tacles. BY proper construction of the
Lens person purchasing a pair of these
Mont -Changeable Glasses never has to
change these Glasses from the eyes, and
every pair purchased are guaranteed, so
that if they ever leave the eyes mo mat
ter how rusted or scratched the Lenses
are), they will furnish the party with
new pair Of Glasses free Of charge.
LAPE1 RE BROS. have full assort-
ment and invite all who wish to satisfy
themselves of the great superiority Of
these Glasses over any and all others now
in use, to call and examine the same at
LAPEYRE BROS, Druggists and Op-
ticians, sole agents for Great Falls.
~ Eyes tested free of charge. No
peddlers supplied.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

MINNEAPOLIS, Dec. pa special from
Duluth says the Russian influenza has
arrived at that city. Physicians report
thirty cases.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
ANOTHER FARCE.
SANDERS USING THE COURTS TO Sis.
TAIN FRAUD.
The Attorney General Makes Weak
Demurrer-Judge Hunt Overrules
it-Further Delay Accorded.

HELENA, Dec. 24.-lSpecial to the
Tribune. The mandamus case of Rob-
erts VS.. Auditor Kenney was called at ten
O'Clock, before Judge Hunt. Attorney
General Haskell appeared for the audi
tor and filed a demurrer to the writ,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

The st. Paul, Minneapolis and Manito-
ba railway will sell tickets at excursion
rates from all points on its lines Decem-
Der 24th, 25th and 51st, 1889, and January
1st, 1890.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
WHAT THE DEMURRER SAID.

The demurrer urges that the petition
should go farther back than the mere
statement Of being member of the house
| OF representatives and should show every-
thing from the time of his nomination to
the time of organizing the house. The
petitioner asks the auditor to issue his
certificate for pay, when in reality the
legislative assembly had the only remedy
by way Of appropriation. Ii the certiti-
Gates of the auditor were issued it would
go right back to the legislature whence
it came.
The second point raised in the demur-
rer is that the petition does not show
which of the two houses was TIE legal
one.
Judge Hunt stated that all officers of
the state were entitled to certificates from
the auditor whether there be any money
to pay them or not so long as the fact is
not denied that he is an officer of the
state. The grounds in the demurrer we're
not well taken and the court decided
against the state.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
PERTINENT QUERIES.

Attorney General Haskell then asked
Col. Sanders if he desired to go into full
investigation Of the case and have jury
trial and count the vote in precinct 81.
The reason he put the question was to
know how much time would be required
10 file an answer,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

Col Sanders replied that the court
could not try the validity of a members
right to seat when the house itself was
the so.e judge and had already decided
that he was. The question which should
be settled speedily, was: where does au-
thority lie from the time of a voter de-
posting his ballot until the legislature is
finally organized?
The court granted until Saturday 1T
10 a. m. for the filing Of an answer
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Home for the HOLIDAYS,

The finest assortment Of Ladies' Under
wear in the country at Joe Conrad's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
WALL STREET MINING
Company,
MINE, ELLlSTON

UFFICE, HELENA. MINE, EllIS1UN
Small Amount of ] reasury Stock for
Sale by Il. Gahagan. This Company has
Three Claims Developed by Two Tun-
nels. Ore in bottom of winze on upper
Tunnel Shows 1S Inches and Assays 1875
oz of Silver with SO in Gold. Lower
Tunnel just struck Ore Body. This Stock
is being listed on New York Exchange
and is bound to Sell at par Of So within 6
months. Price, 25c per Share.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
ON HIS CHRISTMAS ROUND.

Santa Clause Announces that he will be
on Time
ARCTIC ZONE, Dec. 24.-I will be in
Great Falls tonight. Let the good boys
and girls have stockings ready.
SANTA CLAUS.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

Don't fail to see my elegant stock o:
lewelry before purchasing elsewhere
H. Ringwald.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

Balmoral Skirt Patterns going at &c
each at Joe Conrad's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plaint, you havea printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. 1t
never fails to cure. For sale by I.apeyre
Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
yEgErABLE PRODUCTIONS.

In the production Of vegetables Montana
certainly leads the world. Potatoes here
grow to a very large size and are noted
for their excellence, being superior to
those grown in the humid atmosphere of
the east. The cabbage and caulitlower
grow here in their greatest perfection.
7Beets, turnips, onions and other garden
Vegetables produce fine crops with very
little cultivation.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

A small boy who was determined to
have Christmas tree of his own, went
to the falls the other day and cut off a
large branch with his knife. He said
that he would return with hatchet and
cut down q tree, Young America won't
be baked,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

A. E. Dickerman took his departure
today for the east and was accompanied
as far as Helena by G. M. Webster and
Theo Gibson. Mr.. D. will be absent four
or five weeks and we haye heard it hinted
there is probability he will not come
back alone.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

The skull of the wicked wretch Will
bur, who murdered the five innocent per-
sons in the Judith valley this fall, is now
in possession of one Of the doctors of
Great Falls. 1t is II peculiar keepsake,
and just why the M. D. has it before his
eyes, can not be imagined unless it is a
means of inspiration when his nerve
begins to weaken.-Dillon Tribune.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-29

Senators are underpaid- Mr.. Chace said so
when Senator, and emphasized his opinion by
resigning the Office. As an ex-senator he states
his views more deliberately and gives his rea-
sons in the columns of the North American Re
rie'c. One difficulty in the way Of making the
increase is the fact that Representatives, Cab
met officers, and other public officials residing
at the capital will reasonably demand that any
advance which may be made shall apply to
them as well as to Senators, and the amount in
volyed will be very great
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-29

There Is nothing surprising in the rapid
progress made in the New York state assembly
by the bill 70 repeal the Saturday half-holiday
law. The father of the law himself admits il to
be failure in operation. Employers complain
Of il because II demoralizes their business,
practically reducing the working week to five
days. The thriftier class Of artisans and skilled
workrnen generally complain of it because they
cannot get long weeks pay for a short weeks
work. The banks complain Of it because it
plays the mischief with their discounts, drafts
and protests. The brokers complain of it be-
csuse it condemns Saturday to be an "off day"
In the market, no matter what condition things
may be in, breaking the force of booms and
expediting slumps. Hardly anybody, in fact,
has a good word to say for the half-holiday.
1t may be that working people get too little
play, rs a rule, but the little they do get does
not come to them to the best advantage in this
particular form. Tho states which have been
studying New York's experiment from the out
side, for the purpose of deciding whether to do
something Of the same sort themselves will
draw an easier breath now that the suspense is
over and the verdict is adverse.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-29

The New Workers are having an interesting
squabble over their inaugural centennial of
April 80. Everybody seems to be afraid that
he will get left in the distribution of bonors
Peace, serenity and harmony characterize the
arrangements for the corresponding $500
centennial at Washington Perhaps the loc,J
occasion is too small to get excited over or to
make fuss about
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-29

Clearly the Three Americas commercial con-
gress should not be permitted to conflict in
date with the conclave of the Knights Templar.
Washington will be delighted to entertain both
sets Of visitors, but if they come at the same
time they will be apt to crowd each other The
knights Templar have already pre-empted the
city's most desirable accommodations for the
first half Of October. Friendly feeling toward
the United States on the part Of the republics
Of Central and South America, resulting in an
increase of trade, will not be secured by ex-
tending to the distinguished representatives of
orr neighbors the hospitality of a billiard table
a bed, and a chance to scramble for food,
perhaps unsuecessfully, with thousands of hun
cry and ingenious competitors. The last half
Of October is delightful season in which to
visit the national capital
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A FIVE Do1Ian Talk IL Boris
SUITS.

The hcase that knows nothins-does nothing except
IS the echo Of somebody isn't going to command
the trade Of the everyday. go-ahead buyers There
used to be time when all the hustlins was done by
the merchant, now the purchaser has takcn . good,
long sniff Of the competition breeze and leaves his
cash where the best qualities and the greatest variety
Of them for the least money are to be found
We call this IS talk-why. We've determined this
season to place such qualities In Boys Suits in this
grade as were never there before.-Doing this we've
got right to talk about it, Its something out Of the
usual run Itl attract your attention-and If you're
careful buyer you'n be drawn to them.-That's what
we want
New goods, mind you-no. lot Of old dates that
have done duty for two or three stock As
fresh as budding na ture. Styles that could easily
command the highest prices-down to IS.
That's what we up toto Guido everyone else in
our enterprise and energy Commendables You'll
cooperate with just long we give you the best
service. No longer We don't expec. you to-we
wouldn't deserveit But as long we keep on climb
ing-bothering ourselves about nobodyelses business
but our own-we merit and will receive your backing
we're confident of that.
The s. grades but splinters in the rudder that's
guiding this ship-Of course we've higher priced suits
and lower priced ones-FunnyH we hadn't.-Marked
on the same basis. however-and after you've looked
around and what others are going to do for you
this season-youn appreciate better what WE'RE do
ing for you.
We have our formal opening in this department next
week, beginning Monday. We want to see every mother
In washington-well treat you WELL
sAKS AND COMPANY.
THE INCOMPATIBLE OUTFITTERs,
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE.
mh29
QUITTING THE CUTTERS-6eo FOR CUTICURA
Resoyent, s. S. s., Hop Bitters Iron Bitters, Hos
mha9. so.api ohD IN AAAoi' tn and Z '''' NV
GREAT DISCOVERY AT THE DOUBLE COMBI-
1241 and 1913 11th st. s.e
1O-mOrrOW tell tba fala y,nhO
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New BrARRrrz KIp Grows

Undressed Kid I'm new aud beautiful shades n, ,r.,s
fAwns. Browns in al, thirteen shades only Al rs
Ialr The nearest approach 70 our sls5 Unar.s..a
Md Mousauetaires that we've seen
You haven't read Of our Csc Kid Gloves Tor s,o
weeks little trouble with the msuufnc,rr.r u.
viii have the quality contracted for therefore va
returned the last two weeks arrivals Thi. rorntn
We received 100 dozen, and 5-buttons; tans fswps
&c You can see tomorrow the best Kid Gloves for
Csc. ever offered
(COntinuad halo
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PH1LApE1pHr, STORE

PH1LApE1pHr. STORE
Will offer special Inducements I'm Table
Linens. Napkins, and Towels
Bleschsd Damask, extra widths, Soc TO
sl.5O.
Special Bargain in German Bleached
Danask, Ca inches vide; only SOC
Cream Damask. 81 inches wide extr,
quality, JOc.
6o-inch wide extra fine quality, Coo.
72-inch vide Ga speciaD. 15c
Full line Of Napkins 10 rnatrh I'm
biesehed and Cream soc. 70 a dog.
Fun line Of Towels. Our l2H l6 ls.
~. and 2Sc. Towels feel CONFIDENT
can't be matched
Will offer full extra size Msrsef,les
bedspread al el.xo We have Gully Q
limited quantity Of these.
choice line Of Black and Colored surah
Silks. Very low IN price.
Black Rhadames, Failles Auure, Lux
ors, and Stripes.
One LOT Of Fancy Plaids In Dress 6oods
Reduced from so TO 3Se. yard
HennettAs and Cashmeres All the new
shaded 5Oc to u.
Fancy Dre1 Ginghams. 8 to 25c.
1IAttings and Oil Cloths.
CARHART LEIpY
nh23 92s 9Th and 7o6 1T NV
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New AND STYLISH Hosr

The Hosiery buyer secured over 500 ao,., FAM,
nose which arrived yesterday We have hastily Allied
,ne largest show window with samples YouIl notice
nose marked 25c. 29c, 35c. 44c, SOC That Al
more. 49, '~NA
(Continuaa
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Geo. White glove-fttine, ready-cut waist Innings,
guaranteed to fit or money refunded. Price, 4Oc.
SPRING WRAPS.
We are showing line this season unsurpassed by ms
In all of our long business experience If you ask us
what showing can tell you in one word,
EVERYTHING.
Prices have never been so low; quality 80 high
We would call particular attention to our line of
Beaded "Pelerines" one style in particular which we
selling at &c. is wonderfully cheap and should be
carefully examined. We have complete line of these
goods, including elegant imported designs, ranging
as high as $2S.
Something ENTIRELY new in spring garment is q
light weight, fancy-colored
BRILLIANTINE CONNEMARA,
which showing in all shades 1t is a particr-
larlv handy garment, it can be worn in the wamest
days, driving, walking or travelling.
The price is 1915.
We show the same material in tight-fttine shapes
Our line Of Mohair Wraps tscmething very ney)
range in price from 80 so upwards
We are showing particularly striking and handsome
line Of
LADIES' LONG WRAPS
We have the IRISH PEASANT WRAP made OF
striped cloth, at the unusual price Of &C. So and I'D
wards to $50, both equal bargains, worth much
more than we ask for them
We showing wraps in fine striped plaid or plain
cloths trimmed back applique braid in short all the
HIGH NOVELTIES OF SHADE, SHAPE AND
CLOTH
LADIES' SHORT JACKETS By THE HUNDRED
have stock ranging in price from the cheapest to
the finest made, in either black or colors
In MISSES LONG GARMENTS we have choice
plaids and solid shades Of cloth, in the
"Directoire," "Connemsrs," and "Irish Peasant
shapes from 4 20 16 years, all at popular prices,
| which always places our goods whether Misses or
LadiesD within the reach of every one.
We shows
STYLISH REFER FOR $3.50
toa
rAN.coLoREp coNNEMARA us years, for s1e.
MISSES SUITS, In all sizes made up stylshly at
less prices than yon would for goods without the
| trouble and worry Of having children fitted for
dresses.
| Our line Of Blazers, Jackets Refers Newmarkets
and Boys Kilt Suits including all styles of Jersey
Blouses would take too much space 10 mention seps-
rately.
We would kindly ask call.
sss e. A II s M - s..s
| sssf II ID , sfE ssss
RoPuIAR SHOPPING PLACE
mh29 7TH STH AND p sTREE1R
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CUPERIOR BIRD FOOD.
sssd, Moeiing bird Food Bird painties Bird Health
Fish. Preparsd by
BISHOP, the Bird Man Of baltimore. Nd.
Ansrica's most experienced Bird Fancisr
For ale sr ey gi rs S}Rsa1 1rsfsisss
TAxs No SthSr. Al4-n.v.Iam
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ENeLrsH Ham ORsANryrs

back COMBS Side Combs, aud HAir-Pins OF Amber
ornamented with fancy gold tops Prices -, ,o a.
each. 49, W -
very creditaole domestic limitations Of the above
from 35c. TO 81. 25 each
Continued below).