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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-09
GOOD BASE BALL.

Plenty Of Fun Yesterday 1t Semper Park.
A large crowd went out to Sempsr park
yesterday afternoon to witness the game of
ball between the Helenas and = nine select
ed from the Brotherhood and Printers,
clubs. II was called at 8 o'clock by G. F.
Sheers, who acted a. umpire. The Helenas
went to bat and were put ont in one-two-
and-three order, and the opposing club met
tho same fate. In the first part Of tho third,
however, Hubbard's pets got in ON tho
pircher for four earned runs, hard batting
being the feature Of this inning. The fifth
inning proved very disastrous to thu Mix
lures, who played very wild until they had
lot in five runs, after which they got down
to business. They went to bat in the latter
part of the fifth and pounded the Helenas
pitcher out Of the box, making total Of
i've runs.
Tho game after this inning was very close.
the runs being few and far between. Hub
bard has some good players in his nine,
Messrs. Tut, Stuart, vandebye in par
ticular. Yet the nine whom they played
are not ordinary base ball players BY any
means. The batteries OF both clubs were
very good, the pitchers being effective. but
somewhat wild, and as consequence there
were many bases on balls. Following ia
the list of players and the score.
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ANOTHER RUNAWAY.
Tho Steam Motor Causes Severe Acc
dent to the Occupants Of Buggy.

Tho Steam Motor Causes = Severe Acci-
dent to the Occupants Of Buggy.
Mr.. KlenEe, of tina firm Of Nenze
d Walsh, mminingl brokers of Mel
hart, met with severe accident while out
driving yesterday. He secured a horse and
buggy from McFarland's livery stable, and,
in company with his wife. started north On
Park avenue. When opposite Payne's ho-
tel the steam motor car came putting along
and frightened the animal. The horse is
perfectly gentle under ordinary circum-
stances, and was not badly scared on this
occasion; but Mr.. Klenze evidently thought
10. and, beinR an Indifferent driver, made
matters worse in his frantic efforts to pre-
vent catastrophe. The horse Qyrated
around until the buggy was turned over
and the occupants thrown into the street.
The lady was severely. bruised, and Mr..
Klenze was severely shaken up. The horse
ran away and demolished the buggy. The
injured parties were removed to house
near by and q physician summoned. The
lady tainted several times after the acct
dent, but is is thought they will both be all
right in few days.
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PERSONAL.

s. R. Andrews, of Deer Lodge, is in tn,
city.
j. w. Ponsford came in from Bozemar
yesterday.
J; D. Whelpley arrived from Livingston
yesterday.
H. G. Hanke, Of Great Falls, is at the
Cosmopolit an.
F. E. Willard, of Jefferson City, is paving
visit to the city.
Walter L. NAPLES takes his departure TO,
q visit to the east this evening.
J. g. Vawter arrived from ElkAorn ves-
terday and is at the Merchantss
8. ]. Dennis. representing the Butte Min
ing journal, is stopping at the Cosmopoi-
tan.
Manager H. n. Wiley, of the Hotel
Helena, leaves this evening for visit to
Chicago.
VIM. II. Todd, the very able manager Of
the River Press, ia up from Benton and is
registered at the Merchants.
Bishop Fitzgerald, of the Methodist
Episcopal church, greatly to his regret, is
Obliged to return to st. Paul to-day. He
leaves by way of the Great Northern.
j. g. Bauer, presiding elder of the Ger
man Methodist church, with headquarters
at st. Paul, leaves on the Northern Pacific
this evening for home, accompanied by his
wife. =
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Two men were arrested for fighting yes-
terday, and the usual roundup of drunk
and disorderlies were run in.
There will be regular meeting of the
members of st. Andrews brotherhood at
the rectory this evening at s o'clock p. m.
full attendance is requested.
The Northwestern Brick Manufacturing
company, of this city, has received SO many
orders within the past few weeks that a
day and night force has been put to work
and the machines are kept constantly at
work to supply the demand.
: A regular meeting of Rocky Mountain
Encampment, I. o. o. F., will be held at
the hall this evening at O'Clock, The
date from now on will be the second and
fourth Monday in each month, for regular
meetings, instead of Friday, as heretofore,
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Y. NJ. C. A. WORK.
Facts and Figures Of tn . Growth and Pros
perity of the Association.

Facts and Figures Of til . Growth and Pros
perity of the Association.
The total number of the Young Mems
Christian Associations in the United States
and Canada is 1,341; 305 of these are in
colleges; 80 are railroad branches; 10 German
branches; 36 among colored young men, and
IL among Indians.
The membership of these associations is
212,676; active membership, 104, 1876; 2O5 have
buildings of their own (against 15O last
yeat) valued at $s,352,91o. The total net
property of the associations, including
buildings and building funds paid in, furni-
ture, libraries, ETC., amounts to $40, 433, CAT.
In addition to this there is over 81, 5OO,-
GOO pledged for buildings. During the past
year ST. ,654, $50 were contributed for current
expenses of the local work, and 1852 900 for
state and international work. There are
619 associations employing 1.O95 secretaries,
assistants, physical directors, etc.; Gil
associations report libraries contain
ing 422,912 volumes, and 277 report
educational classes with total
membership Of II, LAB different young men;
there are 488 bible classes, 544 training
classes, 798 weekly prayer meetings, and 648
gospel meetings conducted by the associa-
tions.
That this great work of assisting young
men, physically, socially, intellectually and
spiritually. has grown, and is growing, can
be seen when it is remembered that this or
ganization is but forty five years old.
The Helena Y. M. G. A. will probably
ite block after the improvements now going
on are completed. The present temporary
quarters are in the Thompson block, rooms
and 4.
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The Ban Kimber and Other Properties
Reports from the Ben Kimber mine, in
the Hazleton district, are very encouraging.
The face of the tunnel is said to contain
two and half feet of ore which will aver
age $50 to the ton. A shipment of ore is to
be made in short time. It has only been
about three weeks since work was begun on
the property and the showing is most re-
markable for such limited amount of de-
velopment.
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Mining Notes.

A large chunk of valuable ore was receiv-
ed from the Ophir mine yesterday evening.
The Champion mine is now producing
about $40,O per month.
The Nc lode, near KNOXVILLE is turning
out to be good one.
conference of Major Budd stockholders
is soon to take place. J. j. Mulally is here
from st. Louis.
More prospecting is now going on than
for some years past.
1t begins to look like Indian creek in the
coming camp in this section of country.
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Notice.
To the stockholders of the Chamber OF
Commerce Building company:
You are hereby notified that meeting of
the Chamber of Commerce Building com-
pany, will be held Thursday, June y. 1880. at
O'Clock p. M, at the Office of Bach, Cory
d Co.. for the purpose of selecting trustees
for such company for the coming year, and
the transaction of such other business as
may be deemed expedient.
@. X. Co1E, Prest.
DONALD BRADFoRD, Secy,
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Assessor,s Nntica

Assessors Notice.
All lists served on and in the hands Of
taxpayers must be returned at once or We
shall be compelled to enforce the law re-
garding he return of the same.
GEO. WALKER, Assessor.
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DR.. NJ. G. Parsons, Oculist and Aurtst.
Twenty-Five years. experience. Recently
returned from eastern consultations. ONLY
legally qualified specialist in Montana.
Office over John T. Murphy's store, Sixth
and Main streets, Helena, Mont.
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Psinting Plant for Sale

The Townsend Tranchant plant, one of
the very hes outside newspaper and lob
printing o6tes in the state, is announced
for sale, wit. request to consult FIX Bros.
of tbs Hrald, or James L. Fisk. al
xxsnahaut dnce. Townsend.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jackson'smusic store, Bailey block.
Dinner from II to 5 at the Bon Ton.
James w. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and
dining car route to st. Paul and the east.
Through trains leave Helena daily at II so
a. m.
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Herbert Nicholson d Co. are now prepared to
deliver good dry cord wood promptly to any part
OF the city. Hay, grain and iced 1T lowest rates.
phone 24a.
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20 Arrive To-Day.

The following passengers will arrive i'll
Helena on to-day's west-bound Northcar
Pacific express: Nj. H. Keefe. Mr.. Marautt
Henry Ferill, ]. Q. Piel, A. Culiion, F. A.
Goddard, H. 8. Biese, A. Tarnel, c. S.
Starte.
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just Received,

One car California wines, frst-class claret
and white wines. 10 cents per bottle. Fam
lily trade specially. Telephone 181.
OPPENAKINBR & Co.
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Notice.

A meeting of the Helena lawn tennis
club will be held at the Office of Bach, Cory
d Co., on Monday afternoon, June 8, at $50
o'clock for the annual election of officers
and such other business as NAV come he
fore the meeting. 1t is earnestly requested
that all members of the club and others in
terested in lawn tennis may be present.
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StockllOlders' Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of The Montana Cattle company will be held
at the Office of the company ON Saturday
evening, June "A, 1880, at 7:3O p. M, for the
election Of trustees to serve for the ensuing
year. JOHN w. LUKE, Secretary.
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For Rent,

For Rent
Elegantly furnished house of seven rooms
on street car line, close in.
w. Fl. MoTTER,
II and IL Bailey Block.
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The INDEPENDENT will pay a reward of
*so Tor the arrest OF any person taking
papers from the doors of subscribers
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New Phce,

The Misses King have opened first.
class restaurant at 517 Broadway and the
public patronage is respectfully solicited
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
M. LAND OEEICE AT HEIENA MINT.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HE1.ENA, Mont,
May %, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tlled notice of his intention to
make final proof b support Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Helena, Mont, on June 81 1s9Jvz
John W. Acdey on presumption D. 8. No. TO-
h0i, Tor tho lots aud and SW. a Sc. Vi, SEQ.
-, Up Ii north, IL 3 west lot /, Sec. s. and lot z
Eco. !, Up. IA north, II. . west.
Tie names tho following witnesses to provo his
continuous residence uron and cultivation OF
snid Lind, viz: Benjamin. Townsend. Amander
kinbaN, James Carter and John Anderson, OF
Wolf Creek, Mont
i. W. LANGHORNE. Register.
First pub May "a. 1890.
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The Lightning Lode.

All the stock offered for sale by this COM
pany has been taken up, a great deal of it
having been purchased by Indiana parties.
The company now has sufficient capital on
hand to do considerable Developments and
work will probably begin in few days.
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TO THE LADIES.
Fancy MILLINERY.

Madame Boyd wishes to announce to the
ladies of Helena that her trunks have az
rived and that she will be pleased Ia =. !.
On ~ Who call at room 106, Helena hotei.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFIcK AT HELENA. Mont,
June i, 1871 So
~ lowing named settler has fled notico or Ms
intention to make final proof In support OF his
claim, and thai said proof will be mado bsfors tho
register and receiver It Helena. Mont. on July
~, losU, vlI etoSSur iloiAos.tAI apple
cation No. ASA for the VS. sw,a and swA nwA4,
Sec II. tn L; ". NV.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of aid
iand, VIZ: tn.es tsia art. AuAard Mnltcon,,
Abraham Ihn'pas and Wi liam IL. I}attarsby. all
of Helena. Mon.,
8. w. LANGHORNE, Registes.
Frat publication j uAe i, 1870
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Money Loaned
On furniture. No removal, no publicity
Apply to 81 n South Main street.
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The Best,

The choicest fruit preserves and delica-
cies. The finest cured ham and breakfast
bacon. The best patent four at John T.
Murphy d Co.'S.
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Grandon Block Bath Rooms.

Corner Sixth avenue and Warren street.
Can any time ana have 2 bath; very con-
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MINES OF MONTANA.

Iron Wagons, Tricycles and Wheelbar-
rows at Calkins & Featherly's.
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c. E. Kemp, maker of superior notary and
corporate seal presses, Helena, Mont.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

HELENA. Mont, June 2, 1890.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
sott!er has filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim and that said
proof will DO made before tho register and re-
ceiver ut Helena, Montana, on July I, 1890, viz.
Christian kenck on homestead application No.
names the following witnesses to prove his con-
tinuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: Eli W. McNea', Loais Stadler. Louis
Kaufman, Helena, Mont, and Cornelius weeny.
Placer, Mont. y. w. LANGHORNE,
=. Register.
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Notice.,

Headquarter. for Baby Carriages ut
Calktns Feath erly's.
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JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

Hamnocks. Croquet and Base Ball
Goods at Calkins T. Featherly's.
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For Rent,

For Rent,
An elegant suite Office rooms over ISDr-
PENDENT office; one flight; front rooms.
H. M. PARCHEN.
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NEW CUTGLASS.

We have just placed on sale the
largest single invoice Of Cut Glass ever
opened in Helena. It embraces nu-
merous large pieces and sets, cased and
suitable for presentations. A very
handsome
ICE CREAM SET, WINE SET,
PUNCH BOWL AND GLASSES, ETC.
We are rapidly getting our stock
thoroughly complete, and we feel con-
tident that all will appreciate it's extent
after inspection. During the summer
we want to urge everybody to call on
us, when we shall deem it pleasure to
show goods and name prices for future
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FOE RENT-MISCELLANEO
EOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE TWO MIN
utes walk from postotfice. Inquire q y
Gouth Benton ave.
EOR RENT GRAND HOTEL, LOCATED Ar
will lease to responsible parties. For further
particulars address all communications 70 David
Frntt, Billings, Mont.
EOR RENT-HOUEE s ROOMS AND BATH
roam. also = unfurnishsd rooms. Apply ~
South Rodney street.
TOR RENT UNFURN1sHED ROOMS,
with closets. etc. Apply SOL Beattie street.
corner Sixth avenue. z
TOR RENr-TWO UNFURNIsHED ROOMS,
"a and rs each. Apply 6l3 Broadway. two
blocks from Rodney.
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Arrivals at The Helena.
Arrivals Mt the Grand Central.

VIM. Foster, Mar, syille Z. A. Foster. Mary. villa
Alex Macaulay. french Geo. Strobel, Cheney,
y! bar; Miss Rosa Mayer, Dale
Miss Katie Genier, Dale Wis.
WIS., d. 7. johnson, Bntte,
Ions Hertman, White Paul Mentally, Calumet
sulphur Springs. Island, Canada.
L. u. Hill, Wilkes II. Murray Chicago.
HSrIe, IA q. A. Milot. Dearborne
+. =. thapnan, Grand p. w. Steehsr. Fargo
Forks. John c. Niiha.i Ti;
c. +. ChapiE. Castle. cago
Il. D. Ellis. Eozeman. Ward Sheriff. canxon
c.. c. Price, Canyon Ferry.
Ferry. Up. Avery. Ma,ysville
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FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A GOOD HORsE Am BUGGY
= alta bargain. Apply at l. Marks liquor
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
A DIFFERENCE IN SWEARING.
Prisoners say the Oncers shot At
Them. whfch T. Denied

Prisoners say the Omcers shot 10
Them, which T. Denied.
Who shot William Bryants" was
the question asked by Judge Miller in
Police Court this morning. Officers
Troater and O Brieu found Alfred Haw-
kins and William Bryant conducting
themselves In dis1rdcrly manner al
the corner Of Twentieth and L streets
northwest on Thanksgiving Day. They
were placed under arrest and Officer
Troaier started for the patrol box with
them when they made a break for
liberty and ran
Yesterday they were apprehendcd
and To- day arraigned charged with dis.
orderly conduct Both defendants tcs.
tihCd that when they were running one
OF tue officers shot at them but they did
not see which one Il was.
81 have a bullet in my leg yet, said
Hawkins, "and there was no one else
around to shoot except the officers
How far did YOU run after the shot
was iired?" asked Judge Miller.
TO the corner Of Twenty first and n
streets, was the reply.
Bryant's father and another witness
testified that they heard the report Of a
revolver, but did not know who did the
shooting. Both officers denied that
any shot was fired, either by them or
any one else. The defendants were
fined s. each. They have been arrested
] y The officers Of the Third Precinct
CfOre
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
Ella IN TIGHTS
Uer stepfathor the only Uuapprecia-
tive Man In the Audience

Uor stepfathor the only Uuapprecia-
tive Man IN the Audience.
one of The preiiiest of the Young
ladies who grace the boards of the Globe
Theatre Ella Mech q modest.iooking
girl who until recently was a dcmure
waiIcss i'm an Avenue eating house.
Her tutiea In The dininr.room secured
her an acquaintance with number of
theatrical people and she was easily
persuaded bv them that her face was
her fortune and Us q consequence the
patrons of The dining room no longer
bad the fair Ella TO minister 70 their
wants. for She had hiCd herself to the
Globe and was rapidly becoming q gilt
'ering Amazon
Last night, arrayed in all the spleu
dor ni pair uf TIGHTS her pretty face
flushed with excitement, She was on
tlr s'a4C. little dreaming whose eyes
were watching her in wondering sur.
ptisc Frank Winn is the well nigh
forgotten sicpfa'hpr of Ella. but when
be s,ro.eI into The Globe and saw his
'tIduugh'cr ou The stage he was
-l sI With q desire to take her away.
Eut ihe manager of the house refused
fo allow 10 and the entire party went 90
Lieutenant Amis and the case was
stated TO him Ella claimed Winn had
deserted her. and the lieutenant declued
20 was none of his business. so the gitl
Is likely 90 continue q star at the Globe
for some time Co come.
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
CARNIVAL OF NATIONS.
The Tair Of the Potomac Relief Corps
opened Last Night

The Tair Of the Potomac Relief Corn,
opened Last Night.
The Carnival of Nations wa.
opened last evening at the National
Rifles Armory on G. street The two
large halls of ihcarmory were brilliantly
decorated with The colors of various na
lions The lower floor was occupied by
The lniiCd States France and Srsudi
navia and on the upper floor many of
The nations OF Europe and Asia were
represented.
The fair was formally opened by
General \CaIey. commander iu uchier
OF The G.. a Is and Commander Urell
of The Department of the Potomac
The ceremony was q very impressive
spectacle As The two officers entered
the hall the ladies i'm charge Of the vIrf
0us booths aitIrCd I'm the costumes of
the nations they represented. unEaI
themselves On either sideOff ffhrhHII and
Commanders Ncazev and I..Hmia-.l
between them Upon ruH.Gi.. OBI.
stage they formally opened iua 0fuiraI
with appropriate remarks
Brief aGdr sscs were delivered h.
Miss Clara Barton and Past Commando
Y llNI US , NaIIININIiI. 1l|II |'||H.||...
tabeaus followed, with music hylh.
Marine Band under the direction of
Professor H. Y Cardella
The entertainment Is under the
charge of The Potomac Relief Corps.
for he benefit Of It's relief fund The
fair will continue through the week.
and a change of programme will be
rendered each night
The booths are under the charge of
the following ladies
America, supper Mrs a. G. Starkev.
France. ice cream Mrs Thomas Cal.
yer Great Britain, tcxiilcs-Mrs l..
A. Crandcll Switzerland candies
Mrs. a. r. SaNton Persia. flowers.
pCrfumerv and lemonades-Nrs. IT S.
Harris Germany, dolls-Miss Helen
B. Matthews Spain fruits and nuts
Mrs Nellie c. Royce. Scandinavia.
wooden works-Mrs. Maria A Hough
ton. Turkey, rugs. cushions and
A. r. Garrison. Russia.
fuis and leather goods-NIrs Mary y.
NyCkoH Austria Bohemia. fortune.
Kate Kanuuse. Italy and
Greece, fine arts-Mrs. II. c. Campbell.
China, Japan and Corea, brio brac and
B. Il. Cheshire
The daily critic., 1890-12-03
The Great Manufacturers Sale Of
FINE
Made Clothing
Opened az % O'Clock today.
COR. 0TII AND D. STS. y. W.
tRiley Hulldingl,

litlItN HNlIAlNgls
and VIII continue until every dollars worth
o. sold. Bear in mind Eighty three thousand
dollars worth Of tle Finest Clothing ever
made must positively be sold. 10 will pay
you % come hundred miles to attend this
wonderful sacrifice sale. livery garme q
guaranteed as representa- or money re-
funded Don't wait. Come al once.
Mems Quilted satin lined OVeFpults, 50 En.
Mems a D wool Black Cheviot Suits, SOS
Mems Fur Beaver oTercoats, sji regular
Men's Fancy Cashmere suits, 81 s.; worth
Meu's Fine Imported Diagonal suits, 81,
Mems 'Rq5ai Standard Eersey oysrcoats,
~ tp, worth SO
Carr's Best English EeFsey, ;ls5O; tailor
madc' worth $50.
shetland aGd storm listers, so55: regular
Mems Tailor made Cashmere suits, sI; O
style. worth $50.
MeI Melton Oyercoats, sl.75s worth sG
HBoys. 90nygrc,oa3its' 8; Ieguiar, price, si51.
Boys ghiuchlila, ss.t5, regular price, $3.50.
Boys Melton, S3.15, regular price s6.
Boys Fine Dress oYercoat, $780, worth
Children. Oy,reoats. o. cents. worth s. i5
$3.50.
Chndren's Extra Fine oyercoats, q.
worth
Mems Pants, 90 cents. regular price, sl15.
Mems Pants. s1.25i regular price 81
Mems Fine Dress Pants Z tj, worth e. 80.
Mems Extra Fine Pants > 80; worth s.
l,tfO pair Ghildreu's Knee Pants, 26 cents
Tbs entire stock selling for one thiFl
value. Don't stay away for fear of not GET
lting these bargains, but come prepared 90
hug and he convinced tEat what we adver
t'se are facts beyond dispute Each auI
every article sold precisely as advertised aud
Corner sth ana sts., iu the large thre
story hricE building.