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Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07
NEW ADvKRYIsRMnNTs FOR TO-DAY

Atkinson Furnishing Company. Auction Sales-102 Grove Street. Books Examined-Eustis, This Omoe. Base Ball-Howard Avenue Grounds Bargain y-Thursday- Mcndel & Freedmans' Bonds For Sals-Bunnell & Scranton. Daily Chat-Wm. Nicely & Co.,. Duffy's Pure Malt-At GrocerB'. Eutertainment-At Hyperion. For Sale-Land-John O. Gallagher c. o. Taylor Whsky-At Druggists'. Hardware-weed & Clarke. Hoods Sarsaparilla--At Druggiets'. Horsfords Acid Phosphate-At Druggists'. Kemp's Balsam--At Druggista'. Horses-At Smedley's.
 Lost-Watch-28 Artisan Street. MeetIng-C Committee on Streets. New Butter-Bond's Butter Store. NOtice-Chief Bollmann.
 Probate Notice Estate of Estevss E. Marsh. Refrigsrators State Street. Tuxedo-Sold Everywhere.
 Wall Papers-LouIs Rothchild q Bro. Wanted Position -23 Davenport Avenue. Wanted -Girl-128 Howe Street. Wanted -Drsssmakers-9 Wall Street. Wanted-Girl-70 Grove Street. Wanted -BtuAtfon-l9eF Franklin Street. Wanted -Situation-110 Hill Street. Wanted-Si -Situation-206 Davenport. Wanted Situation-113 Anhnun Street.
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Tho Wife of Yan Phou Leo Applies for q nIuaxca-QhaYu Yued With Tn ldalitY.

Divorce-Char&ed with InAdelitys
 Mrs. Lee, nee Elizabeth Jerome. who was welded a few years ago to Yan Phou Lee, the Chinese student, has now applied for divorce. The charge is inidelity. Mrs. Lee is represented by Lawyer Henry 0. White. The fruit of the marriage has been two chil- drsn, the first girl, age two years and baby of five months. Mrs. Lee in her com plaint prays the court for the custody of both
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VIM. NELLY & co.

JEWELRY. |
 Among the items at the Jew elry counter, these will be ap- propriate souvenirs:
 Solid gold memory rings, bangle attached for 'i soiid Silver. as above. 1sc. [ solid silver err; rolled lied Bead Bracelets soc. Solid silver rolled Bead Necklaces 98c. MEMS FURNISHINGS.
 The men will not be over- looked in the Souvenir Bargain distribution. i in beautiful corded sk effects and ceiored stripes, made for this occasion at ssc each. These are Handsome silk half-hose in the regular clusters am India Gsuzs as isi siik finished undervests asc
 SSd Mss and FLANNEL DEPARTM'T.
 Some of the features here will be full of interest
 The beautiful Scotch Tennis Flannels, Anderson's make, at 200 the yard.
 White full-sized crochet work Quilts. best ply yaFp in Ssssnt Rsss1Ps o1i,s HOUSE LINEN.
 This is a department which always finds great favor with you all. Souvenirs of the Carni- val
 Bleached damask Towels s2.4x5s, with knotted
 SSss i sEs ns% pTs S aox4o c AseEns seEsf p15ss ihs 1se dozen; usually ss UPHOLSTERY.
 Some of the opportunities will be worthy of the occasion.
 Beautiful silkine Fringed Drapery Scarves at 17c
 Three-ringed towel bars in walnut, oak and cherry. ssc.
 Polished copper barred chain fitted wisp broom holders, 15c.
 Beautiful Florentine Silks for sash curtains, 75c. CARPETS. Among the floor coverings there will be distinguished me- mentoes of the Spring Carni val"
 fully equal to Body Brussels, $l.10 the yard:
 17inch worsted fringed "Smyrna'' Mats 4sc each HOUSEKEEPING.
 Down in the Bic BASEMENT you will find the following of special interest
 Real Japanese China decorated individual Butter Pads at 19c the dozen. | Large glass Fruit Compotes 10c each. MILLINERY SALON.
 The great feature here will be the sale of the beautiful artificial flowers at 25c bunch, in the RUSTIC BOOTH.
 JACKETS AND CAFES.
 These will be reminders of the Carnival" 100 Black Cloth Jackets at $2.o8 each. These would be ex- cellent values at 5000 each. For WEDNESDAY and THURS DAY we shall offer at $l.5O the big WEBSTER DICTIONARY. Large quarto 8Mx11 inches, 1885 pages, reprint of the AZ edition. 1 If you dwell within thirty miles of us, and your purchases come to $1o, the mention of it entitles you to return RR. ticket. l If you are farther from us, within a hundred miles, your goods will be delivered free.
 Orders by mail will be care fully and promptly supplied. :EWM;NEEY4eDGe
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STANDARD QUALITIES,

And buying in large quantities direct from the manufacturers, we are enabled to place a choice line of the best grades of Carpets within the reach of all purchasers.
 Our reputation for integrity and fair deal- ing is we'll established throughout the State, and we take pleasure in inviting the public to inspect our stock before purchasing their Carpets the coming season.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07

Thursday,
 our Great Bargain Day.
 COrsets and Underwear. $l sateen corsets for 59c. $l summer corsets for S0C. 38c misses corset waists for 1Oc. 25c children's drawers for 1OC. 75c ladies' gowns for 40c. 50c corset covers for 25C. $l cashmere jerseys for 49c.
 AG nIendel q Freedmanss.
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TOWN CONTRACTS AWARDED

For she New Duildinxs at springside
 A0meA
 The successful bidders for the work on the new buildings at Springsido home were given contracts by the seleotmen at last nights meeting. All were present. The bidders who received the contracts were; George M. Grant, mason work, A,180; Larkins & Son, carpenter work, $4,51468; J. Fl. Buckley, plumbing. 14s9; sheehan & aroark, steam heating, 4669.
 The entire cost of erecting the two new buildings will be 90, ,702. AS.
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| An Opportunity in Chenille Curtains.

ni OppUi tuiiiiiy Ii OHOiiiItO Vui tuiiio. We have received direct from a Philadel- phia manufacturer over 50 pairs of these desirable hangings. Our stock of these goods is already very large, but tempting low price was the inducement. There are others with deep handsome dados. All are of the latest colorings and of very superior quality; the full range of styles is now ex- hibited in our Curtain Room. The price for your choice
 S5.63 per Pair, worth $7.SO. Those desiring to take advantage of this offering are advised to do so promptly, as the quantity is limited.
 Other Interesting Values. Silkoline Curtains with fringe top and bot- tom at $1.S7 per pair. Irish Point Curtains, Lace centers and wide border, at s355 per pair. Swiss Lace Curtains, in handsome scroll centers, at $4.4 .43 per pair. Nottingham Lace Curtains. We offer choice of 90 styles in White and Ecru in Swiss, Irish Point and Brussels effects. We don't say they are the best in the world and worth $5 per pair, but we do say they are
 Remark able Good Value at S0
 per Pair, And their equal is not to be found in this city at the price.
 WINDOW SHADES.
 We make up to order in satisfactory manner from KINGS Scotch Hollands, of which we carry 8 complete assortment of faction in wear ; get our prices. We also offer specialties in made-up goods in
 HOLLANDS and OPAQUES At 25c, soc and 63c Each.
 Estimates furnished for New Houses.
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ELECTED OFFICERS.

The Yale Theological Seminary Missionary society elected the following officers for next year yesterday: MT. Elbridgs 0. Whiting, president, and Charles E. Ozanne of Oleve- land, O., for vice president. The secretary will be elected next fall from the incoming junior clsss. ACCEPTS A CALL. Mr. E. N. Chapman of Yale theological seminary has accepted a call to Rochester, N. Fl.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07
Stlll Ie Leads.

The Gem Tea Stores 50 cent tea. T0-Morrow is Thursday and our Great Bargain Day-Read W hat We O6er.
 Notions ana Dress Trimmings. Velvet Ribbons-10 per cent. will be tak- en off from our already lowest prices for Thursday only.
 Steel buckles in endless variety at these prices:
 25o steel buckles for lOc. 15o steel buckles for 7C. 50c steel buckles fOr25C. Dress trimmings at fifty cents on the dol- lar.
 Mendel X Freedman.
 Finest India Tea Retails at FOG to $1. .O0 per pound. You will now find the same goods at the New Haven Tea and Coffee Go. 49c per pound.
 R. W. MILLS, 3S2 State street.
 HEART HEARI HEARI Coats Spool Cotton. the Genuine Arti-
 cle, for 1Sc a Dozen. Tomorrow (Thursday) we will sell 200 dozen Coats spool cotton, black and white, all numbers, at lSc 8 dog. This lot was little damaged by water at a recent fire in Broadway, New York. Mendel X Freedman. Tuxedo Washing Powder contains pres- ents.
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 CARPEFS| l

Our offering for the Spring of 1890 in Fine Carpetings excels all our previous ef- forts. This season more than ever before, we have made speciality of Designs and Colorings suitable for distinct styles of deoo- ration and rooms for particular uses-Par- lors, Reception Rooms, Dining Rooms, Li- braries, etc., each having a line of patterns and colorines especially suitable for such use.
 Dealing in nothing but
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! and Q Church Street, 152 POrtsea Street.
3Y97 I-2 Pounds of Tea

Sold from February 1 to May 1. Just think of 1t. Can we give you any better proof of the wide spread popularity of our Fine Tea. To those who are now paying 5Oc, 60c and up to 75c for tea, will you not come to usf You will get just as good
 For 35c. We Mean It. In honor of our great tea sale we will make this whole week ring The first to offer you will be 39 barrels Granulated Sugar.
 10 1.2 Pounds for $I.OO. The next is 200 dozen Maine Corn the finest in the city.
 sc. Per Can. S1.OO Per Dozen. Four lbs. Prunes for 25c. Dried Apples e. ID. 6 lbs. Starch for 25c. cakes good Soap 25c. New Haven Tea G Coffee Co. R. ". MILLS, 3S2 State st.
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Notions ana Dress Trimnings.

TO.Morrow ls ThursdaY ana our Great
 Bargain Day-Read W hat We O6er.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07
HOUSEKEEPING.

Down in the Bic BASEMENT you will find the following of
 special interest Real Japanese China decorated individual Butter Pads at 19c the dozen. Fine crystal thin Plumbers 3c each. Large glass Fruit Compotes 10c each
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07
UPHOLSTERY.

CARPETS.
 Among the floor coverings there will be distinguished me- mentoes of the Spring Carni- val"
 Beautiful wilton velvets, best quality and make, fully equal to Body Brussels, $l 10 the yard.
 17 finch worsted fringed Smyrna" Mats 49c each.
Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-07

For WEDNESDAY and THURS DAY we shall offer at $l.5O the
 big WEBSTER DICTIONARY. Large quarto 8Mx11 inches, 1885
 pages, reprint of the AZ edition.
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A NIGHT OF MERRIMENT.

sitting Buil. Mct;insy. and Many other
Gelebrette~ at 10 Ma-ssuerade.
by The Standards special Wire.
BUTTE. Jan. ..-Mcssrs. totiturs.' and
Leford gave their annual masquerade ball
to their pupils and friends tonight at
Renshaw hall. The masquerade was per-
haps the largest ever given i'm Butte. about
sDc couples being i'm mask. representing
the costumes of all n~ationalitics. Among
those most noteworthy were Sitting bull
i'm all his war paint; Little Black Topsy of
Uncle Toms cabin fame: the original
M%ct;inty and his new suit of clothes: one
of the noted white caps of Indiana; -
Mexican greaser; the original jockey that
rode Spokane in the great American
derby; the Goddess of Liberty. arrayed in
all her starry ranmcnt; the %rigina I'm
Gle sam in big reel. white and bluc stripes /;
clowns of all description. big clowns, little
clowns. lat clowns, is.iu clowns. Tie
Butte base ball club, the Butte fire depart
mcnt were all represented. together with
Chinamcn. and Stances twins. The mas
quera,lc was strictly private, only tho
pupils land their intimat" friends being
present, admission Ia all Others being
strictly prolIibitcsl.
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LIFE IS WORTH LIVING.


huhet I'LL
Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Jan. Woodbury., the
young man who shot himself with IA 3D.
caliber ~pcppcr-box on Monday evening,
has decided that he doesn't want to die
after all. He is still mt room No. 2s, in
the 1T. Nicholas hotel and is taken good
care of by the employees of the hotel, al
though he is penniiess. DIR. Leavett has
contributed his professional services. "a
drug store has contributed the ncccs-
sary medicines. and the hotel has IN
tributed food and care for the
70 ing man. He likes the fare at the st.
Nickolas and this, il is supposed. has
changed his mind considerably about the
attractiven ess of this world. That his
views as to whether life is worth living
shown by the fact that when left to- him
self he gets ont of bed and helps himself
to his medicines regularly every hour.
seems no reason why he should not re-
cover. He has a fever and * very sore.
but otherwise all right.
Woodbur has n Wife living i'm Denver,
and il is thought that one reason for his
great d~espondency il that b. had written
two letters to his wife and had received
no answer. Yesterday he autographed tn
Denver for his wife to corne tn him nj
once. hut the only answer received was
that the person named could not he found
at the address given. Another Telegram
was sent to Mrs. Woodbury. to-day with
been received.
Woodbury. will he removed in the morn
Ina out sn II bed T much 81 the time. and vii
bear enoval by that time. Ii il believed
that he will Ice on the streets again in
I week. No effort has been made to Drob'
for the bullet, us il il too small to repa.
: 'he search. Influence is being brought Z
r bear 10y those who have become Interest
ed i'm the young man tn persuade the cit
marshal not tn arrest him. When he get
out once more he oppose to- stop BUCK
=: ing the tiger and obtain honest employ
l ment somewhere. He admits that he i
! much better off than Paul stern. VIII
!, committed suicide on Monday morning
! and who was buried at the cemetery mt
] o'clock this afternoon.
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In the Butte Police Court.

by the Standards special wire.
BUTTE. Jan. 29.-Nfartin Moore was ar
rested by Officer Cody tonight for being
drunk and disorderly.
The case of John Beatty. arrested last
Saturday for stealing "A small silver
brick. came up for hearing at 4 o'clock
to-day. He was sentenced to ten days inn
prisonment with costs.
The case of Thos. Lee, arrested last
Saturday for being ar a~cconpiice in
stealing IA small silver brick. came up for
hearing att o'clock this AFTERNOON. Lee
was also sentenced tn ten days ana costs.
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WORTHY OF THE TOWN.

Oae of the Improvement. so Follow Last
s~pseuaber's Ftre.
Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Jan. the ruins of the
disastrous fire of last September has
arisen ON West Granite street one of the
most substantial blocks i'm town. Ia IL the
new barnard block, extending from the
west of the NJ. j. Connell store tai the Of
fcs' of A. w. Barnard. The building is a
fine thrss, story brick. The ground floor
il divided into four commoslions stores.
One ~ occupied ny George u. Gushing as
a drug store, the second ny Samuel
Perry a-Da tailoring establishment
the third Try Miss Deserving as a millinery
establishment and the fourth ny Pass
more Il Jeffris.s as a real estate office.
The second floor is reachssl by two lights
OF stairs, the rooms above being divided
into cornniodiots apartments, furnished
with water, closets, gas or electric lights
mo.iern block. Ths west ssairway leads
on one side of the hall To- the suite of
Sii'ces into which Judge L. j.. Hamilton
elegantly fitted up, showing oil tai
the hest advantage the kalsomining and
stencil work. and th. wosai work i'm imi-
apartments are fitted. Across the hall
way from Judge Ha,m,lton's office are The
pany., The company has not yet moved
u their new place from their old offices
in thu Chambers syndicate building. hut
The cas-, stairway leads To a hall, ON
one side Of which are the elegantly
Furnished new offices Of DIR. Muir
ray. and ON the other side
the equally fine apartments of
DIR. Gillispic. The third foor il divided
into suites of rooms to In used as living
apartments, which are not yet occupied.
Fine views are To be obtained from the
rooms.
TT" building il altogether of this new
orNicr OF architecture in Butte. the styl,
which shows that the builders have conf
dence IN the p~'rmancicy and continued
prosperity of the city.
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special COrresDOndcnce OF the standard.
BUTTE, Ian. 2D.-Isaac McFaddcn, II
colored man. swore out n warrant before
Judge Newkirk to-day for the arrest of
Henry Triplett and Henry Love, charging
Love with assault and battery and Trip
lett with disturbance of the peace. Officer
Daum arrested them this afternoon.
They were immediately arraigned before
Judge Newkirk. and pleaded guilty.
Henry Love was fined $40 and costs and
Henry Triplett 50 and costs. They, in
turn, at once. swore out a warrant for the
arrest of McFadden. charging him with
disturbance of the peace. The case viii
come up for hearing at 4 o'clock to-rnor-
row. According to- story.
they accused him of telling the police
officers on them last week when they
were arrested for vagrancy, and that last
night while i'm Jack Dowd's saloon play
ing faro. they picked "A quarrel with him.
and Love hit him over the eye with "A mai
let, infiicting quite n severe cut.
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For Gentlemen.

Glanc., at our line of Watches:
Nickel Watches. stem wind and set,
from Ssi.25 To- Sis.
Solid Silver Watches, stem wind and
set. from SO IT, $40.
Guld-till.I Watches of the best make.
warranted to- wear twenty years, from Sl6
Ia SO.
Solid Gold Watches from SS Ia So.
Solid Gold, Silver and Plated Chains
and Charms to meet all wants. Gold and
Silver Canes. shaving Cups, Cigar Boxes
aud Cases, Pocket Fla-ks and Match
Boxes.
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a PAwNBROkER DEAL.
One spf the Little Came. 10y which Mer-
chant. Are Plunsiercd.

oShe sf the l-tttIe ttt Wy "usfh e
chant. IRE Plunsiercsi.
special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Jan. 81. D.. Rosenstein, "A
pawnbroker on East Park street, was ar
rested to-day by Marshal Macarthur for
knowingly receiving and buying stolen
goods. The complaint was made by EN-.
Oppenhcimer. Mr.. Oppenleimer says
the goods. which consisted of "A pair Of
p~antaioons and "a vest. wcr. stolen from
him. and that while the thief was dispos-
ing of them to Rosenst.iu the complain
ant caruc in and told him not tn buy them
as they were stolen from him. In proof
he showed Roscnstein the tags and III"
price list. which were still on the cIoth"s.
But Roscnstein. it il claimed, paid no at
clothes. The thief has not
yet been arrested. and I'll"
clothes are in the possession of Marsha!
Macarthur. Ii IL tn he hoped thai IL the
charge against Rosenstein il proven, he
will receive the scvcrcst penalty that the
court can infiict. Lately there has been a
large number of petty thefts from the
business houses. and il * the accusation
of the police that some of the pawn
brokers are i'm league with the thieves,
The goods arc disposed of somewhere and
turn M usually i'm one or another OF tlIt
p~awnshops. The pawnbrokcrs invariabl,
protest that they did not know the good
were stolen, but il would seem the propei
course for them to ascertain beyond .
doubt that the goods were not stolen
Otherwise they should be punished a.
severely as the thieves themselves.
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REMEMBER all patrons receive tickets
Ia th. drawing of valuable presents week
ly. The next drawing will he next Satur-
day evening. Dec. 18th. The presents will
hs - Reed K Barton Silver Tea Set. a very
fine Toilet Set and a Manicure Set.
The first of January the grand present
of the best quality Howard Watch. adj
ju-ted To- heat and cold, in solid gold case.
worth SID. Bear i'm mind We sell nc
chances. You pay only for the goods you
buy, and that 1T bedrock prices.
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HAYER-RENOUARD.
A brilliant society Wedding in butte
Yesterday.

brilliant >sbGtety w e.t40tNE n btuttr
Yesterday.
by the standards special wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 9.-On of the finest we'd
dings that Butte ever saw took place to-
day at the residence of Judge wilcox, on
West Granite street. The contracting
parties were Benjamin Ii. Thayer of
Granite, formerly of the Anaconda coni-
pany, and Miss Marie Rcnouard of Butte.
The took place at noon and
was performed by Father Van DeVin in
the presence of u few personal friends.
The bride was attired in "a travelling dress
with bonnet to match, and carried a
j. ". Long was best man and Miss Clara
Wilcox was bridesmaid. The house,
deliberately decorated with ferns and How
ers, presented a picturesque and bcauti-
ful appearance. The windows were
closed and the house illuminated by fairy
the lining room. There were present
Mr.. and Mrs: w. H.. Baldwin, ir., Mr.and
M MR. Is sa%s. M Miss ke Mri and M Mr~. M Taa%-
18th, c. w. Goodale and Mr.. Danjohn.
Union at 2:iO p. m. for Granite. The pres
cnts were costly and numerous, there be-
ing the following: Royal Worcester after
Worcester pitcher. from MIR. and Mrs.
from Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Baldwin. jr.:
oxodized silver tea set, from the -Four
Jack Glnb:e a hands1me etching. from
and Mrs. NJ. B. Brownlee; silver tea set,
from Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Barrett: silver
table gong. from, Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox
handsome etching from Miss Wilcox: SET
of silver knives and forks, from P.J.
Brophy; am etching from Mr.. and
Mrs. John D.. Gillic; table
linen from Mrs. John Noyes; elegant tri
part mirror from f.. II. Wilson and Ale,
Johnson; solid silver forks from Messrs
Long, Twelfth and Goodale; carving sc
from Mr.. j. Mcfarland; berry spoon iron
Miss Thayer. the aunt of the groom; sill
yer butter knife and pickle fork from Mis-
Thayer and Miss York handsome travel
ing cloak from Miss Thaycr and Mis-
York; elegant pearl cross and EARRING
from Mrs. Renouard of ST.. Louis. an
many other costly presents from friend
in st. Louis and Granite.
Miss Rcnouard has always been recos
nized as one of Butte's leading societ
ladies', and is noted for her beauty, ami;
bility and gentleness of character. NJ
Thayer is we'll known i'm Butte and An;
conda, and is n great favorite with all.
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For Table Use.

Silv"rwarr hat is superb in quality and
elegance of finish. Gorham. Reed X Bar
ton and the Rogcrs-the peers of all other
makers.
Pickle Casters from 81 Ia $40.
Table Casters from - tn SD.
Butter Dishes from - to Slo.
Cake Baskets from - to So.
Berry Dishes from - Ia S2o,
salad Bowls. Sugar Bowls and Cream
Pitchers. Crumb Trays and Knives. Bak-
ing Dishes and Tur,ens, Spoon Knives
and Forks aud Carving Sets. Office.
Kitchen aud Parior Clocks and Bronzes.
These are the best goods on the market,
ut the very lowest prices quoted.
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What Will 1t Be for the Holidays?
For Ladies.

DIAMOND Rings from Sl2 to 500.
Diamond Ear-Drops from SIS tn $50.
Diamond Lac. Pins from SIS tn $40.
Solid Gold Watches from So to Ss5.
Gold Watches with TIN. from
Sb To $SD. GoId-till.sl Watches of the
To- SD.
Chains and Charms of every description
at the lowest prices.