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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-13
Beat Four Queens.

A big game OF poker took place here a
few nights ago. The principal play
ers were northerners, who como from
Savannah for day. After an hour
or SO Of play with scarcely enough
difference in fortune to warm up the
players, jack pot was made which
was not broken until four or five deals
swelled it to handsome proportions.
Young John T.. Merritt, finding
three queens in his hand, threw in a
$50 gold piece with great confidence.
Jay Hugh Bolton examined his hand
and found pair of jacks and the ten,
nine and seven of diamonds, one of
his jacks being also of that suit
With the idea Of drawing to his four
flush Bolton remarked that it would
cost $50 to play, and posted the cash.
All the players threw up their
hands, except Merritt, who merely
saw the raise. Mr.. Merritt took one
card and got his fourth queen, Mr..
Bolton split his jacks, and drawing to
his four flush, took in the eight of
diamonds, making his hand straight
flush.
Mr.. Merritt casually remarked that
his hand was worth $1,000, and put
that amount in the pot.
my hand is worth $4,000" said
MIR. Bolton, in tone whose nervous
ness caused Mr.. Merritt to think that
perhaps an attempt to bluff was in
progress.
Five thousand MORE" said Mr..
Merritt.
Fifteen thousand more," Mr.. Boil.
ton retorted.
Merritt's confidence in his queens
was undiminished and he chuckled to
himself to think what trouble Bolton
had got himself into.
Thirty thousand more" was the
result of Mr.. Merits brief self-con-
sultation.
Mr.. Bolton paused with his eyes
over his hand to see whether it was
all right, and apparently went into a
mental computation of his bank
account.
81 call" said he, throwing in an |.
o. L. to balance the pot.
-Four queens" said Mr.. Merritt,
spreading out the hand on the
table, and making a move as if to
draw in the stakes.
"Not so fast, if you please a
straight flush :" said Mr.. Bolton.
Mr.. Merritt's face fell, and Mr.
Bolton pocketed his winnings, some
thing over 5000 on that hand.--Ex
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An Idol in His Day.

81 remember how Henry Clay look.
ed. He had been suffering from a
slight pulmonary trouble, but seemed
in the full plentitude of his powers,
mental and physical. He was over
six feet high, with an eye and a step
like the tabled Apollo. With an i'm
menso mouth, he was fond of the
pleasures of the table, but not great
drinker, contenting himself with light
wines, and not great deal of these.
But there was one game he was
always ready for-that was poker,
and in spite of his health, which was
impaired by a long, bitter and labor.
ious session of congress, Mr.. Clay
would sit down to a game of poker
at 10 o'clock in the evening and play
till the stars faded out of the sky. He
had the most fascinating smile ever
saw on the human countenance.
His manners were gracious, with a
touch of lofty condescension which /
have seen abroad in the princes of
royal blood.
"The women were particularly fas-
cinated by his manners, and while he
stayed in Cape May nothing was
known but the great Wing commoner.
An address of welcome was prepared
and the country farmers from distant
points assembled when they heard
that Gallant Harry of The West was
to respond to a serenade from the
porch of the old Center house. The
hour came and there were 1000 peo-
pie present.
"The great and marvelously-g gifted
orator stood with his head thrown
back, in position Demosthenes might
have envied, and in clear, sweet,
strong voice began to compliment
first the ladies, then the vast audience
and then the state of New Jersey
He said that if women lost us para
disc she gained us heaven, and then
in a serious tone said Il have loved
many women. There was a DISPOSE
ton TO smile broadly, but the magni-
ficent orator repeated, with solemnity !:
And | mean it in the purest and lottl-
est sense, / have loved many women.
"The sentiment was accepted in the
spirit in which it was intended and
he captured all hearts when he spoke
of the eligible geographical position
of New jersey, saying, This beauti-
full little state of ours is like II barrel
of beer, tapped at both ends by New
York and Philadelphia. Cape
Nav Interview.
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Merit Wins.

We desire to say TO our citizens that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DR..
Kings New Life Pills, Bucklin's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have new
er handled remedies that sell so well, OF
that have given such universal satisfac-
ton. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, If satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. p. j. Monaghan,
druggist.
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Tie Highest BrIdge ON Earth.

The greatest bridge on earth was
opened in March at Edinburgh, Scotland.
It's length Is ., 296 feet. IL stands fifth
in the list of highest structures in the
world: Eiffel Tower, Washington Monu-
ment, Cologne Cathedral and Old St
Paul's, London. Engineering experts
declare 1t a marvel of skill, the public a
marvel of convenience. IL is also most
unsightly and puts blot on one Of the
loveliest views in the world. Lovers Of
natural beauty are saying to the cheer
ing public with Ruskin: "You make
railroads of the aisles of the cathedrals
of the earth, and eat of their affairs. y
Chautauquan.
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Shortly before his departure from
Berlin Prince Bismarck visited restau
rant keeper who had been his cook for
many years. Sitting at one OF the lit
tic tables he ordered a cup OF coffee, and
then, making his old cook sit down at
the same table, he told him that the cof-
fee tasted all the better for being made
in so big cup: Especially" he added,
"since have been forbidden 10 drink
any coffee at ALL
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NVh&tH from us lSbhaibJ "h"
showed any signs of life and energy.
The rest of the week IL drowsed and
languished after the fashion OF small
country towns remote from railway and
manufacturing centers.
whoa, Mary Janet" said the deacon,
with unnecessary emphasis, throwing
the reins on the mares broad back and
springing to the ground.
But the Respondent Mary Jane had al
ready ceased her shamming from sheer
force of habit Ten years service with
the deacon had made her perfectly famil-
lar with the accustomed round Of stop
ping-places Wednesday night it was
prayer meeting; Sunday, the church
service, and Saturday night invariably
the postoffice, and, as late variation,
an after pause at the house of Mrs
Betsey Hill, the milliner who, for a
quarter of a century, had supplied the
women of New Bethany with headgear
fearfully and wonderfully made.
The moment the deacon stepped inside
the Office he knew, from the unusual
buzz of conversation, that something
extraordinary had happened
Heard the news-eh, deacon?" asked
one of the village loungers
The deacon looked up, inquiringly.
miss Keziah's had an amazin' streak
OF luck"
Its been nothin but an amazin'
streak of luck ever since she was born"
returned the deacon. eff ownin' the best
farm in town and havin' money at inter
est isn't luck, Id like TO know what is"
Eyes; but this is something out of
common. You used TO know her broth
err, who died years ago and left his only
child for Miss Keziah to bring up?
Wa'al, when the old man Mead died,
Miss Keziah took the farm as her share
of the property, and her brother, bein'
of rovin' turn of mind, took the few
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-13
Bucklen's ArnIca Salye.

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 20 cents per
Gox. For sale by p. j. Monaghan, drug
gists. 944y1.
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A Safe Investment

Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
satisfactory results, or in case of failure a
return of purchase price. On this safe
plan you can buy from our advertised
druggist bottle of DR.. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption. 1t is guaran.
tced to bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat, lungs OF
chest, such as Consumption, Inflammation
of the lungs, bronchitis, asthma, whoop-
ing cough, Group, ETC., and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles 10c at L.
j. Monaghan's drug store. I 944y1
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Clerk-Well, sir. the fact is-er--
somewhat embarrassed it's two boys.
Employer - Twins; ehY Young
man, I'm afraid YOU are putting on
too many heirs.-Munsey's Weekly.
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Argus, one dorlar per year.
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Scientist Gin restaurant) Bring me
decoction of burnt peas, sweetened
with glucose, and lightened with chalk
and water.
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THE DEACON'S WOOING.
Hie Quest After Western Land on
the Rise.

HE sun had
disappea ar Q d
be h in d t h g
hills Of New
Bethany and
the lingering
light on the
mountain tops
from
TO purple when
n Pinch stopped
oily old mare in
e village post
was SATURDAY.
My time when
nv reused itself
lethargy and
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Clerk If YOU please. sir | shall
have to ask you to excuse me for the
rest OF the day. ] have just heard OF
-er-an addition to my family.
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md water

Waiter (vociferously)-Coffee for
one.
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Gu RE:

..,ok Headache aud relieve all tho troubles incf.
dent TO a bilious state of tho system, such as
Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness, Distress afte-
eating. Pain in tho Side, &c. While their most
remarkable success has bccn shown In curing
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1890-08-13

Employer-Is that so, Penfold ?
What is it, boy or girl p?
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SICK

Headache. yot Carter's Little Liver Pills are
equally valuable in Constipation, curing and pre-
venting thisannoying complaint, while they also
correct all disorders OF hestomach stimulate the
liver and regulate the bowels. Evon II they only
curol ~ N. -
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
AT CLEVELAND.
Michigan Elks Are Covering themselves
with Glory.

with Glory.
HsNss's u ,.s 7s,ssa,~-s,H.O
CLEVELAND, July 9.-New York Lodge
No. was the only one not represented
at the opening of the Grand Lodge OF
Elks OF the United States here vester-
day. No one lef. the hall when Grand
Ruler Quinlan gave them the privilege
to do SO if they were afraid their char
ter would be impaired by any legal pro.
ceedlngs. 10 was learned thar spies
from New York were in the city irving
to learn the proceedings of the grand
lodge, but they were not seen about
headquarters.
one thousand Elks attended the ban
qvet last night IN the Armory, and no
liquors were served whatever. The
Fourth regiment band, of sixty pieces.
led the parade. IL WAS followed by Add
Murray's pony and cart, with Watson
and Rush. OF Detroit, occupying the
rig carrying the banner. A 250-pounder
seated on q donkey represented Kala-
mazOO lodge. All Michigan lodges
made a fine showing and were highly
ComplImented. The prize hammer, pre-
sented by J. L. Hudson. OF Detroit, was
won by Baltimore lodge No. Z.
A telegram has just been received
from New YORK 10 the effect that a new
lodge had been formed under recent
decision of Judge Lawrence on their
charter. This grew out of the jealousy
OF the New Workers from failing 70 get
the grand lodge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
FIGHT WITH KNIVES
A Horrible Cutting ARRAY Occurs
AT Detroit.
STABBED EIGHT TINES IN TIE RaD
His ComPaaioa knifsa Three Times IA
tAs Bzek kBd Iste~ sn the scalp
fhs Perpetrators Arrested
A saleias

DETROIT, July 9.-ShOrtly after III
o'clock last night the ANAL saloon and
butcher shop keptby Frank Killer. atihe
corner of Wesson-ave, and Leayitt-st..
IN the vicinity Of the Grand Trunk
Junction, was the scene OF bloody
ngnt. that vii result ia the deaIn OF
one. Al least, OF the participants Two
Polish labOrers, Andrew kuchta anu
Joseph Chalderck, employed as track
men On the Lake shore railroad, were
sitting drinking az a small table IA the
place, when Eve Poles, hylng at 81
Wesson-aVe., entered and demanded
the chairs occupied by the two men.
They refused 90 gave them up and -
dispute occurred, after which the TWO
first occupants left the saloon. They
we're followed BY the aggressive men.
When they reached the corner leading
up Leayitt-st. the night Vas renewed t,
aud continued about 10 minutes, until
the two men first attacked were dlsa-
bled. one OF them, Cnalderlck, mau-
aged % lead his injured companion TO
his boarding house AZ 10 Hammond
st., about one block from the scene OF
the night. and Or. IL. l.. Alderman was
summoned. he found the man IA a
terrible condition. huchta WAS suffer
Iug from two cuts, each about two
inches long, on the top OF ms head,
probably made by q fui arm SWING with
\ butcher knife. Ia addition 20 this ne
was stabbed three tunes IN the back
with a small, sharp instrument, eacn
time 20 T. deDth OF AN incn, once m the
shoulder, the cut lust missing an artery,
and once in the arm, the knife laying
open the muscle for about two inches.
his body was black from bruises, prob
ably made by heavy club, and ais re-
Covefy 3 very doubtful. Joseph
Chalderick, IN addition TO many bruises
abOut the body was stabbed eight times
N the head with some sharp instru-
ment. probably a pocket knife, and ap-
pearances indicate that he was held
down by one man and stabbed by
another. They are married men with
families IN Poland.
Both of the injured men are Polish
labOrers, unable TO speak English, but
they have the reputation OF being
peaceable men and not given TO intem
yerauce.
Immediately after the fight the
Twentieth-street patrol wagon with
ROundsman Marquardt and five patrol
men arrived on the scene and arrested
hye Polish lahOrers, John Kerre, aged
10; Stanisiaus Pietrryk, aged %; Joseph
Karas, aged %; Stanislaus Schimaceck,
aged 25, and John Pietrryk, aged %,
al living at 81 Wesson-ave. The men
are uaable to speak English. and will
have nothing 10 say about the matter.
The saloon where the fight occurred
has been in operation only three weeks,
but has already earned an unSavOry
reputation. IL Is q lounging place for
the Polish labOrerS living in the vicinity
and pays but little attention TO regula-
ton hours of closing.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
THE METROPOLIS.

Detroft's Population il OmciaIly Esti-
mated 10 be 2O3.O 900.
sxc. ssfts 20 - rl-tasss seams
DETEou. July "a dispatch from
sscSs0u says that Detroit's population
is 203 900. These figures are an Official
estimate. Supervisor sharp says that
many complaints of omissions have
been received. and as the reports were
badly, and, apparently, naCcurately
made out, kicking may result IN secur-
ing 70 Detroit new count. Thirty
FIVE thousand people IN DetrOit's sub
urbs are not included IN the estimate.
These may be placed inside Of the city
limits by the next legislature. DetToit's
gains in ten years are thus shown 70 be
Sg nCO
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

sss under control about e. "a, and
TIE department Nent away, cut the
nallles started Up about A honr after
s2Td 4nd another alarm MAS sent IA
1be company estlmstes tie damage U
machinery and stock AZ sl3,e0- About
atty hands are temporarily cut OF
work. The building - owned - J. r.
and Geo. I'll. Scrpps. 1t . damaged
about $500. All the losses are covered
bV insurance
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Roller Explosion at st Johns

ST. JOHNs, Mich, July 9.-The boiler
in Shaw * Brainard's planning mill ex-
ploded this morning. 1t had rusted out,
and the wonder IS that another North
star accident did not result. The en-
gneer, Chas. Knapp, was slightly
burned about the head and shoulders.
The damage to property and business
was only slight
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
IN NAME ONLY.
Grand Rapids sets the Detroiters a Good
Example

Grand Rapids sets the Detroiters Good
Example.
While dust sccumulates in the city
clerks private Office on the immense
petition for rapid transit wheeled up to
tGe council chamber from the Ncrs
Office last spring, and while prop0saist 70
give Detrolters speedy and adequate
service 70 0utlaying portions If town
slnmhor tne s.umber of the seven
s.eepers u alderm3nIc comm ttees. the
second city = gong ou % prompt At
tlIumeut of the contamination which
the FIRST crtv has e0 long and So tevuutlv
wished for The Grand Rapids street
Railway Company decided, at their an
nual meeting yesterday. e. Put electric
motors ora three Of their lines Inlmed-
lately. The telephone company wi
pnf ther wires under ground.-Es'rost
rs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
A 10000 FIRE.
Esart. Mich, the scene Of Big Con
nkgratiOn

EvARr. Mich, July s.-This town had
a $4,000 fire last night. The Novelty
Grist Mills, the Eyart Hardware Com
pany's implement sheds, the +. c.
Thompson warehouse and contents,
and the j. w. Turner warehouses and
contents were burned
The grist mill loss u 5000, with no
insurance; Evart Hardware Company,
5000, no insurance; j. W. Turner,
$500, insured; +. G. Thompson, 1880,
no insurance. A great many other
buildings were on fire, . being the hot
test ire the firemen ever had TO tight.
lt was undoubtedly incendiary.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
SHOT THROUGH THE HEAD.
A Spectacle Maker Makes a Spectacle of
Himself.

DETROIT, July Otto c. Dwilliard,
aged %, a spectacle-maker, who was
formerly employed by the Johnston
Optical Company, committed suicide
about O'Clock last night, by Smoothing
himself through the head, at the home
OF his mother. l3S NapOleon-st. The
pistol shot attracted the attention OF
the young mans brother. Henry, and
OTTO was found laying IN a she'd IN one
corner Of the yard. Grace Hospital
ambulance was summoned, but moth
Ine could be done, and Otto died III a
few moments. Dependency over his
prospects. ne having been out OF work
for some time, Is assigned rs the cause
of the deed. Coroner Toomcy will
hold an INQUEST
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

KINGSTON, Ont, July at meet
ing OF the Kingston Board of Trade,
held last night, it was decided to re-
quest the Dominion Government TO
give no rebate on grain transhipped at
United States ports.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

IONA, Mich, July Cecilia D. Ses-
sions, second daughter of the late
Samuel Dexter, and widow of Iieat
Gov. Alonzo Sessions, died at the home
stead in Berlin township last evening,
aged 20 years. The funeral will be
Friday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
STRIKERS MAKE TROUBLE.
They Undertake 10 stop all work and
Two are Shot.

WEST SUPERIOR, Wis. July 9.-Tbree
hundred striking laborers attempted
this morning to stop all labor in the
city and succeeded, except at Watkins
block and the American steel Barge
works. where the officers, with drawn
revolyers, kept them back. Contractor
Lutten, in defending his men. was
badly beaten. The strikers resumed
iOrclbie measures at the American
barge works this afternoon. when Supt.
Anderson fatally shot two of the
rioters
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

Mr. looms soll yesterday that work
on tao new court lo1se was progressing
very rapid q ard satisfactorily. he
ssId that some people seemed T. thfnk
That things we're n1oFleg rstnfr s,owlv
hat Is = rerv particular iob. ard 3
Gong fa - doee G-t
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

MANIsrEE, Mich, July 9.-The editor
of the Manistee Adrocats was arrest
last night on complaint of ex-J ustico
l.. +. Morris for criminal libel. The
editor promptly furnished bonds. The
paper has been roasting the officials,
and they viii make every effort to
secure the editors conviction, and nc
IS happy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

CoRUNNA, Mich, July 9.-The circuit
court for ShIawassee county is in ses-
sion, Judge Newton presiding. Jim
Ashley IS here, a defendant in I. q
A. a. railroad row.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
BENEATH BRICK WALLS.
A Warehouse Falls in. Buryfng Ibre'
Men within IT,

YIScESNEs, Ind, July 9.-Barrow-
mans brick warehouse fell in at noon.
Three men, including Thomas Barrow
man, grain dealer. a-e known 10 be IN
the ruins. Barrowman Is alive. The
other two are thought 30 he dead.
Some bysianders were injured by the
falling walls. The work Of extricat.ug
the imprisoned men is going forward.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

The street Railway Com panw. prior 70
the issue If bonds uucn which ~ raise
the 500 600 20 $500 600 nccessarv 10
make the change e. electricity. are
looking ap THE ordinances relauve to
the lssfnng of bonds
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
A BITTER CUP.
Louis Cline's Attempt % send John
Corse 10 Iafl.

out IN Walker township. on june :,
John Coffee and LOUIS Cline got into a
quarrel. AID Coffee pounded thc latter
numerically. Yesterday the sssail-
ant. Coffee. was examined before JUS
tee Westfsll, on the charge OF assault
~ th intent o. DO great bodily harm
Tie could not be held 0n that charge,
bus. on htEg released, be was d.recsly
rearrested en- tee charge # assault snd
battery. lie VII be tired next week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
BattIe Creek Girl wished 10 Die

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July 9.-May
Earle, a well known character, has
taken % cents worth of morphine with
suicidal intent. The case is considered
critical.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Tonr Million Less

LANSING, Mich, July 9.-The Bureau
OF Farm Statistics states MichIgan's
wheat crop 10 Dc over four million
bushels less than last years crop.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
AcNB WHITE LEAD WORKS
A. p~trsis Damages sts.eeo werth ~
FIRE

A. UefroIt Nan1ecFH ~II-0"" Werfh ~
FIRE
psrnorr. Julv a.-The watchman AZ
tie Acme Waite Lead Works. corner Of
Fourth ard fsraEd Biver-sves., thought
~ mei.ed smoke shortly after m md-
ght. aud on openirg she engine room
decr. discovered the risce % he SLED
vta hfnlFs. Iis at once turncd fn A.
a.ann. hut ovieg G. tae wifamma1le
nature ot the contents. the flames
Enuaa al. farugrh tHe msuufact1r nl
department. waaca occarled tie tHes-
story building On tae corner. The IRE
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
SCALDED TO DEATH.
Charles Hoyt, or Lansing, Dies After a
Weeks Suffering

LANSING, Mich, July 9.-Charles
Hoyt, roofer, died in the city hos
pital today from the effect of a burn
ing received last week. 4 pail of boil
ing tar was spilled over his breast while
1t work. Hoyt was 80 years old. HIS
home was in Brooklyn, \. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
wHooP HER UP

All Feii Tsxeth - ard WAKE Up the sous-
nnfenf senate.
WtsHTxsroy. July Chairman Bel
den, q the Repabiicsn Congressional
Committee. fas sssued sn address % the
ca ters ef Republican rapers, appeal
ing % them ~ nee thcE nfue1ce WITH
taf Republican senator's to ms af
them O. promptly pass - feaefsl
Election h
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
GkVe Department.

We offer silk nt cheap cents black
onest Sc that i usually sold at 80 cents
dozen =
co black six gloves AT % cents.
Tafca silk p cent? worth -
SPRING 4 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
wHER's THE ICE.
Grand Rapids Has New Patent lee
Rack but

WAsHrScr1v. Juiv "a patent has
been issued 70 Charles IT Leonard, Of
Grand Rapids, on an icc rack for re-
frigerafors.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10

These fact. every coneup
nurchane IN o possibly
be reasonably certain q finding
Cur mammoth establishment
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Dress Goods DEPARTMENT:

fballes Al 2. 9. 10 I2l. IS, ent upwards.
few those handsome $3.50
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Gzngham Debartment.
Linen DEPARTMENT:

enables us 10 offer hnc assortment u table linens 75
oo,ts Narkins in various sslzei0 o ma
100 pieces ani bars always sold
now Is cents
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-10
Silk DEPARTMENT:

Silk Debartment:
a CO An excellent assortment Of
ChnaS iksat 4 and 6
assortment of Black Grenadines All the designs
popular
SPRING