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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04
A Confusion OF Dogs.

A dog story just related to the Lis
tener by a gentleman Of u%nimpeach-
able, or at least unimpeacbed. truth
fitness, is certainly new. Meeting
this gentleman the other day, the Lis
tener remarked that he had not seen
his bulldog Buff with him lately, and
asked what had become of him.
well" said he. lit is the sad out
come Of that singular McCarty bust
ness
''The McCarty businessl What do
you meant" asked the Listener.
why" said he, "hnve you never
heard OF thati Well, | will tell you.
Down on the corner below our house
there lived the Widow McCarty. and
she had a dog that looked 10 much
like ours that we never could tell
them apart. They were singularly
alike, even To the left handed twist in
the tail. Well, we mixed the dogs up
80 often that they ended by mixing
each other up. Our dog would see
Mrs. McCarty going down the street
and would suppose that he was her
dog and would take after her. When
she got home her dog, seeing the other
one following her, would suppose that
he must have made q mistake, and
that he was u dog, and then he
would come right over TO u house.
That would settle them for a day or
q. and then some accident would
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04

swi,ch tliccI o. again, and tien hcy
would be all al sea once more"
We'll, how did it come outi"
That's what | am going 10 tell you.
At last somebody poisoned Mrs. Nc
Carty's dog, And as by this time
neither dog had any guide to 20 by
but the conduct Of the other. our poor
dog was at n perfect loss TO know
whom he belonged TO, and he vibrated
SO constantly from II opinion 10 the
other. and from one house To the other,
and lived in such a state of continual
yexation, that it preyed on his reason.
We We're afraid that be was going
mad, and We had 10 shoot him. Poor
old Gripl He deserved a better fate"
Boston Transcript.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04
A Point of View.

/ met a friend walking down street
OF a morning, and | remarked upon
the contentcd, satisfied look upon her
smiling face.
And why notg" she said. Il am
at peace with all mankind today. /
am dressed in the latest style. my un-
derclothes, my gown, my hat, my
gloves, jacket, flowers, everything is
in the latest. | have just finished
breakfasting on what | was assured
was the latest things TO eat for that
dreadful meal. and | am now goingto
my fencing lesson, which is, as you
know, the latest exercise for girls. |
have nothing TO want for; my clothes,
occupations and looks are the very
latest; why should | not smilei'-New
York Letter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04

Action brought in
the District Court
otthsSeventhJudi-
\eial District Of the
Mary z, Ehorst, '>ia.e OF M"n-
Plaintiff, ana, in ami for
against the County Of Gus
Henry Z. Ehorst, tie, and the com
Defendant, lplsint filed IN said
/County Of Custer,
in the olc &c OF the
Clerk Of said Dis
trict Court.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04

The new contract for : al taking at
Alaska will net the government
100000 a year as against 100000
formerly received. The great dispar-
fly la these figures induces the belief
that thu old company have al II
pretty soft hing FIR the past twenty
ye,Ss
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04

MARYLAND has been gerryman-
dered in the interests Of the oemo-
Gratis. Five out of the six congressional
districts are now hopeles.ly demo.
cratic.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04

A PITTsBURG dsmsel 10 years old,
m~asquerading 10 Buys cloths, WAS
detected by the handy way in which
she wrung out a dish-cfoih.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04
THE DAILY JOURNAL
ESTABLISHED 1881.
NILES CITY, MONTANA.
editor Of rHR YELLOWSTONE gJouRsAL

editor OF The YELLowsToSL g~JouRsAL
OF responsible for any of the opin-
Tutierances OF It's correspondents.
fHice is hereby given to all concerned that
v YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL PUBLISHING Co.
Ids the contract TO do all printing and ad-
rising, Of whstever nature ehargeahle 10 Gus
'rcounty and u also the designated and only paper
In Custer county in which services by public uon
can BE- legally made. Legal notices PUBLISH d In
III Z papeps OF Custer county, are y.id and
has been decided by the courts OF
Montana.
No bills aFainst TtE YElLowsrosK JOURNAL
FURNISHING Co., contracted by any OF the employees
VI said paper or others. will b. recognized unless
accompanied by q written order signed by the pub
i>her or business manager.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04
Tuesday. March 4. 1890.

PALESTINE the oily land is in the
thr0es Of a real estate boom. What
next?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04

MIssoULA At "A special election on
Friday, defeated a proposition to bond
tn city for $4,000 for W. purposes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-03-04
uInmops

In the District court Of the Seventh Judicial
District Of tie state Of Montana, within and
for The County Of Custer.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
ssolss e.sS
MILWAUKEE



God never made his work for man 10 mend.
But We want 10 know how best TO
dodge the doctor, how to keep malarias,
liver troC bles. lamenesSes and all the
evil tribe OF ailments at arm's-length
while we are beyond pill-shot of the
medical fraternity. They come in
handy at times, that's sure, yet we
cannot all afford to pack a live surgeon
in cur valises Here is where we may
pick up some useful points from the
manuals which regulate the various
exercises, msrchings, campings, diet
ings and doctorings in the great armies
Of the world. The army surgeon is
wide-awake fellow, sees all sorts of
service in ell sorts of climates, places
and conditions, knows Just what best
suits the man who goes out on health
tramps or trips. We will glance at
some of the results of this experience.
First, as TO clothing Texture has
nothing to do with protection from the
suns rays. This entirely depends on
color The whittier the material the
cooler the suit Wool has more than
double the power to absorb Precipitation
than cotton or linen 1t Is also a much
better protection from cold than linen
or cotton, therefore, woclen cloth
ingis safest and healthiest. The present
writer has worn loose wcolen shirts for
about thirty wears making no differ
ence between midwinter and midsum-
mer in either quality o. quantity and
never wearing an undershirt. His ex-
perieEce has been IN ali respects more
envisbie than the experiences Of the
average man who clothes himself To
crafty conventional faddishness 1t is
wise for those who camp ont 20 carry a
wide strip of flannel for use as a cholera
belt and 10 ware of a chill.
For roughing it nothing is so service
able as the Norfolk jacket. as 1t is
called. q loose tunic. buttoned mp the
front. wish = band or belt. worn loose
but " which can be tigbtened on occasion
The kuirkerbocker hrseches. with
coarse knitted stockings. 20 well with
this jacket ard give q free and eosy
artistic air 90 the wcarcr Thin-lerrs6
men with tender suscerfi fibiiiffe. shcul
get their tailor 20 male them a pair a.
peg TOP trousers ba-gy from the waist
60 below the knees. and "a tight rornd
tae ankle as they l.ka These give
all ~. essarv freedom cf motion with
CON Portable sense Of liberation from
the boudage ot stvaig gbt-lsag.d pants.
The best Eeadwesr is iisbt-coiorei.
roomv. wolleu-cloth kuockahort hat.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Iii1rtcra, ~ i'e last 4. &. Rooms.
NatrT-st. arc iG Secretary C0n-
charge OF ". &. W. clavo Corm.ttce.
iams. TO vaom ail inquire. .csrd-
Hg arrW-rW Tor lns Currave
should be addressed. Past Grand Cham
el.or Williams is a we.l-knova lawyer.
having made an Cnvmbe record as
prosecuting attorney of Nvausre
ounfy He is Crinx close attention to
tIo details ~ tie work M hcad4usrter
7ua under hls nanaCo montthc work .f
preparation is ogrcssa- rerv rardIv.
o.. g. Rogers. secretary ~ tho executive
board, wcll knovn Board of Trade
..ar. Iie e known ss ors of tHe most
active "hust.ers' m tae cltv. Ir eddie
tan 90 AT extensive commlss.on bus-
e-ss, he = manager of tUo Advance
meut Assoe af.0n. wh-ch a ms ro keep
the wor 8 pTted on al matters affect
n- che best Interests # the c-tr.
ln conclusion. it is proper fo say that
tle kindly greetings 0f N raH kee are
yterded - TIE people of the whole
world tv t1e hearty invitation to ho
here during tae PYth.sn Conc.sve.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

The Carpet Department repete with All Che novelties
Of the Just op3ne1 line of Port Muslin
and Lace Draperies China ard Japa0e-e Iat6ngs-tlP
most complete line of patterns shown.
Carpet trade with spring Company as excellent and
both CITY and outsd buyers show their aTprec 8ton of the
select designs perfect colorDg- and puce offered by the
leading Carpet Department u The state
CorCn and Ilno.eums.We show AT 81 designs
and cClor and call attention 10 the fact shat Spring
COMPANY agents for the celebrated D0rcne and
Cork Garnet for Western Michigan
0i Cloths Rugs Nattiugs etc etc. 10 endless variety
Inspection invited.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
POINTS FOR THE TOURIST.
How . Dress, Eat Drink and Ex-
erciss FOR HEATH
CAsosinx Oues heeFS&tloG-N Nhst -
wxa4-fhs Besf ostaag ostnt haa-
E.r stsPs&Fs- bseF % water
NaIklux tke bsst kIereiss,
IoosrHIoHr $50 ~ sAcHsLIEs oe ,

fcosrHIGHr So ~ BAcHELIKs Co
1ne season IS coming On when holi-
day makers will troop from the eitiesto
court and ain tie GODDESS Health IL her
country domain Some Of us Will take
70 the woods, glad % exchange the
streets for the groves, AID the rattle
OF trafkic for the songs OF TIE birds
and zephyrs Others Of us Will HE 70
the imitation cities by the sea, less 70
air ourselves than our new gotten
Partisan and London toggery. And
others viii crawl 10 the vslstudinsrian
hotels 20 guzEle on nasty waters aud
swap scandals with the sanity sister
hood
Better 10 roam the fields for health unbought
lns1 fv' he d3ct0F for a asussoas draughL;
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

n brother; bury the dead; care for the
widow and educate the orphan; 10 eXer-
else charity toward offenders; to con-
strue words and deeds IN their least un-
favorable light, granting honesty OF
purpose and good intentions 10 others;
and 20 protect the principles of knight
hood unto death. Its laws are reason
and equity; its cardinal doctrines Iu-
spire purity Of thought and life; It's III
t5ntiOn is peace on earth, and good
viii toward men
Gen. Wm. Ward. tho present supreme
chancellor, of ! ark. y. j., was a
brave soldier, aud is 4 citizen respected
for his intergity, business ability and
many fine personal qualities. NAL
Ccn. James X. Carnahan, OF INDIAN
apous. who has by his industry and
ability made the Uniform Rank what II
-. is an able lawyer OF the HOOsier
state, who served his country well IN
thc war of the rebellion. George b.
shaw, OF Eau Claire, Ws., who
rs suTTanle vlce-chanCeliOr Is
not in line for promotion
20 the ofiica of supreme chan
cellOr. Is a prince of good fellows, Il
thorough business man. and though but
80 years old l. the chOlce OF many voters
IN ms party for Congressman from the
Eighth Wisconsin district. Howard
Douglass, OF Cincinnati, who has
passed the chars and Is now tine act
ing Past supreme Chancellor, Is prom
mcnt mem0cr OF the ONO bar, and a
.drr IN many public enterprises.
Equally strong words Of praise might
bc tett1wed with propr.ety upon Il. l..
O.. White, ot Nashville, Tenn. the
a-lud Keeper OF Records and Seal; 5.
! Wiley, OF Wilmington, Del, Master
oC Exchequer, and many Others who
hold or have neid hign and honorable
nostl0n u the order.
George. W. Peek, Nilwaukce's popu-
lar MAYOR. Is president Of the Executive
f.,-4 u. g a,t ,-..5 ,.,S = usrf,fs Inn ,f-1f- tu
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
.Se70lnq- 1/achlHeS.

Public sentiment deseryedy credtng as with placing
upon the market lachne histclass 10 ITS construction,
workmanship aud appearance, at price that even
those looking ior bargains We have contracted with the
manufa acurers TO sell large amount OF these machines each
month. Conyincef of the act Shat The puco $3.50 with
freight added woud enable fulfill our agreement each
day gives subsan 3 that our theory correct
Every Machine warranted for hve years Shipped % all
parts OF the United States upon receipt of puce
A. Goa A
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

HOWARD DoreLAsS, GLIDING the officers
Past supreme OF divisions and a
Chancellor half d0zen or more
mounted divisions, there viii be- nearly
Two thousand men on horseback IN the
lue. Following the parade OF Uniform
Knights VII come a long procession OF
lodge member without n iOrms.
Ou wednesday morning tile cOmpeti-
tive drill wal. commence and Viii be
continued all the morning. In the af-
tsrnoOu the entire Pythan army Will
bc drawn up for Inspection and review.
Thursday morning Will be gwen up
% prize drills. To- the afternoon the
Supreme Lodge delegates Will be gwen
a complimentary drive around the city
oy tue citizens of Milwaukee. Al that
time. or some other convenient Occa-
SION during the week, j; IS expected
that the supreme Lodge Will enjoy an
excursion Oh Lake Michigan 10 White
t-h Bay, beautiful pleasure resort tiye
miles north OF the clty.
The pyrOtcchnic splay at Cold
Sprng park ON Thursday evening Is IN
tended % eclipse all SIMILAR efforts so
flr made i'm the West THO lombard
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

The steamer W. r. Rarrett wi give
10 eTcars on to MACK Tant ~ ar
~r68y afrefnoon. June s. fesr.rr her
tark Ioot ~ fherFv-st af s.. m
Fake Tnur wife ard rhadrrn for 80.
7ntf rde COWS tae reer. bare far
-and trp -
Mrts = Cnovrrv. Wsnagert
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

aege Wll rendezvous att1e P.anslI Ia
ho4se al t-ock tuesday ul.rl.Lz.
Aad all maFCn o. me LzFos.l.ol hz.la-
~ tae mammoth l..c t.El4ll ot Wl-el
aill ~ ARA ed Ior ins ToyaI selcozls
E4lca slll there 0e rendered e. rne
deiegAtes. Ihe cora-Al greetings oE tLe
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
Dress G00as.

We the larg BUYERS of Dress Goods in the State
and are aways ea - purchase quantities VIXEN offered at
special low prices the past days New ork
buyer has closed special lots az the most ast0nsh
ngy low prices which viii bee placed upon counters this
week and thousand f customers avail themselves of
of the desirable Dress Fabrics half their real
value.
Spring s COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Supreme Represent rs.r a.nr,snltv. 20
atye, VS.. - 49, Grille ana
hope, his refuge, shelf z aud defense 70
soften down the sspergi = Of llfe- % sub
due party splrit, and by tno sweet anu
powerful attractions 0f the glorious
trinity 0f trientshp, aud charity Ana
beueyolenee, 10 b.nd IN one harmo1l-
0us brotherhood men of all classes snd
opinions The brightest Jewels wnlcn
Il zarners are the tears Of widows ana
orphans; and rs imperative COM
m4nds are 10 VISIT the homes
where lscerated hearts are bleed
lng, u assuage the suterngs OF
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08


Eoi Tat % - Te-S
ION oLxdlzce -
lsw aua loya-ty -
1ioYeEat1elt are u
card ual prncP pes
Misfortune misery
death beng
written n s-CA
characters
on the bread face
OF creation our
noble order Nss in-
stltuted 90 uplift
thefzlleu % cham
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

This department recently added TO store is repete
with the choicest ana ot popular goods found the cate
goy of toilet article oar trade goods assuming
large proportions We make th. department centre Of
attraction.
our goods arc iJvior 70 noae. our prices svprisingIy
1o1r
SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
Lac DcbarLMe II

Our trade in th department during the entire season
has heen phenomenay large which has enabled TO effect
some extra large purchases m thls llue.
During the week we shall ace upon counters
extraordinary bargains Drapery Nets and ouucng Laces,
styles at hal their actual value.
800 pieces hand-ma orchou Lace from 90 0c per yd
SPRING a. COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

Our Glove Department comprises regular made silk
Nlanese and Tadea owes We would call your especial
attention Taiea Glove t- selling It 1jc these
with lot O pure sis glove a. She price are qantty
Goods purchased by New buyer much less than
market value. and place them upon counters at
spCndng low price.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

state II Wisconsin
and the city 0f Nil
Fsukee wlI be eI
tended n a httng
manner by Gog. ~.
D. Hoard Mayor
Geo. tF Peek. aad
Chanel O. I0sk Is,
vi Wisconsin. Re
spOuses Elll be made
"a 9ehalf ~ t1e ~
prenle Lodge bY 81
preuH g hanc elior
Ward Cf Newark =
J and other mem
ners II the supreme
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

"a itiA IA q = r. 4t-i ~ =
three miles through
the prime pal streets
Og the G. ". The
column will be re-
viewed by the su-
pre- M e c ha ncelior
a % d major general
There viii be fully
y, 900 Knights in the
line all fuily equip
ped ia their attrsc-
tive uniforms. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

q friendship. charity 80 Ten voleacs.
Botnlng a 4 sectansR ~ poi Ueal char
srrlr = ra~rss .fra.a ...r-f .a r..rf.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
Dry GoodS and CARPETS.

We have already commenced semi annual Reduction
Sae aud have extraordinary bargains ~ SO De-
partments
SPRING q COMPANY
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

ocdy Following th. Supreme Keeper
reception. whlch Nl Record and seal
g. on elaborate aIf4.r sad viii be at
tended ~ vast audience, the supreme
lodge sal - INTO session and Wlll mold
meetings every day unal the business
before 10 Is completed.
Ou Tuesday afternoon. promptly at
4 O'Clock. General CArnahen's Pythian
army uill move forward on a grand
parade over a line az march extendinq
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

meut viii open ut
$50 clock and
lli last ~ hour
ud fifteen nlu-
;fs. Among the
ncces which WILL
AXE tle fireworks
A,glsy So attract
iyc - feature VIII
o..a glgautlc equts-
TRAN knight IN full
rnor, WITH thc
-ueld ot the order
ID appropriate coli
rs. and bearing
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08
KNIGHTS IN LINE
Extensive Preparations FOR the
Great Pythlan ConclAVe.
AlLglCEEE And HER VISITORS
b. feataFes - fss fdaas 81 ths Ualfsrzs
A4ak Prize DFlils aad Faraas-Ths
fFroteentate Display sel1s
FrensianaE knlghts.


ILNfACkEE Ws., June
The sixteenth sees on
~ the supreme Lodge 0f
the knights of Pyth-as
of tae World, and the
hrst en eIuUmenL OF the
Uniform Ea1k of that
holr s.ll-secret society
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-08

SPRING s. COMPANY.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-10-03
THE ELECTION.
A HEAVY VOTE CASE.
a.
A Majority OF the County
Officers safely DemU-
cratic. Legislative
Ticket Close.
No News FIR m the State at
Large.-Returns From Coun-
ty Precincts Coming in
Very Slowly.

The first state election in
Idaho has been held The fact
that on this election depended
not only the election of state
and county officers but that
the legislature would be re-
sponsible for the legislation
necessary to carry on the state
government, made the event of
vital interest to our citizens,
which was fully appreciated,
as shown by the full vote poll
ed. AS yet we have not re-
ceived sufficient news to say
what the result was in the
state at large. In fact the only
news outside of our county be-
ing from Lewiston, sent out
when the votes were only half
counted, which showed the re
publican ticket to be leading.
In the county the indica-
tion3 are that a small majority
will be given the democratic
state ticket. The vote for
legislative is close. The cleo
ton of joint members depend
ing on Nez Perez county. The
vote between Smith and Fem
was so close the result car not
be acertained until all the pre-
cincts are heard from.
The democrats without
doubt elect the clerk of the
district court, treasurer, assess
or, and commissioner of this
district. The election of Pro-
bate judge and surveyor is
claimed by the republicans,
their candidates having a lead
which is not likely to be over
come. Both sides claim the
sheriff. So far as heard from
Wood is ahead. Commissions
ers from the first and third
have not been heard
from.
For district judge Poe run
ahead of his ticket in both this
and Nez Perez counties. Latah
will probably show a majority
for Piper.
Forney for district attorney
carries every precinct in this
county and leaves here with
the heaviest vote of any man
on either ticket.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-10-03
THE LATEST
Gives the State to the Re-
publicans.

News from all the precincts
in this county shows the re-
publican state ticket to have
received an average majority
of six or seven. For district
judge Poe carries this and Nez
Perez counties, but Piper car
ries Latah SO strong that he is
probably elected. Forney car
ries this county by 1876 major
ity, losing Nez Perce by seven.
O'Neill carries Latah, but we
think hardly strong enough to
overcome Forney's lead.
In the legislative ticket the
republicans elect Weller by a
good majority JOINT senator.
For joint representative Good
night defeats Baird, and in
this county Fem is elected
over Smith. .
The democrats elect Wood,
sheriff, Rhoads, clerk of the
district court, Bower, treasur-
er, Hendren, assessor, and
Forsman, commissioner of this
district, giving the republicans
Hall, probate judge, Bibby,
coroner, Woodward, surveyor,
Dorman, commissioner lst dis
trlct, and Kelly, commissioner
3rd district.
The state has been carried
by the republicans. By what
majority is not yet known.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-10-03

From the Teller.l
While a strong wind was blowing one
-vening last week, the stage being un-
able to cross on The ferry attempted h.
ford the Clearwater. Getting in midi
stream. the water proved too high and
the whole outfit of stage. horses and
passengers came near being swept down
stream. The passengers we're rescued
ty small boat aud the horses being
nnhilrhed swan ashore. The stage and
mail sacks were hauled ont wlrhont loss
of any kind to any part of the outfit.
An enumeration of the Nez Perez In
dians, recently made. shows that there
is $50 Indians on the reservation. OF
this number more than one thousand
have already been given their land IN
severalty. Mss Fletrher has nearly
completed her work at Kama Most Of
The remainder of the lands will be taken
about l.apwai and north of the Clear
water. The allotment will be completed
early next year. The opening of the
reservation FIR actual settlement will
soon follow.
Engineer Bloomfield of the Lewiston
Light and Water company, has been in
town since Thursday working on the
plans and specifications of their work
here. All machinery and material for
The construction of the plant have been
bought vnd shipment has been made OF
paris of it. Under the instructions OF
Mr.. Bloomfield work has actually be-
gun. The contracts for the buildings
will soon be opened and the contractor
with a large force will hasten the con-
struction with all possible speed. When
completed this plant will cost fully
500 600 and he the most excellent and
efficient system in the west.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1890-10-03

Oak slaves al c. c. Bunnelps' They
have the celebrated GAUzE door for ovens
Have you seen them? Call aud examine.
No more hnrnt pie ernst. M more
uDderdone hi>cniis. Every hing baked
to turn by carefully distributed heat.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-25

We have good stock of Flannel
Shirting and Factory Flannel, Cot
ton and Fleece Lined Shirting,
which we will sell cheap
Good Shirtings for &C.; Check
Ginghams &c, to &c.; Dress Cling
hams, an elegant line of Prints:
Gents Silk and Wool Muffiers
for Csc. and upwards.
Grand display of Silk and Muslin
Handkerchiefs. Wool Hosiery of
all grades, and Notions Of all kinds
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-25
BOOTS AND SHOES.
70. these Goods We arc Headquarters,

In Ladies' and Gents fine wear.
In Ladies' and Gents medium wear,
Ln Ladies' and Gents cheap wear.
In Misses Children's and Infants
wear.
Rubbers and Overshoes in all sizes
You can save from Is to 20 per
cent. on these goods by buying of
us.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1890-04-25
IN fine UNDERWEAR
we have many new lines at
low prices.
Dress Goods =!

We will close out our line OF
Plush at so cents yard.