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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
CHARLES STEWART rAESELL.

idly than any statesman i'll recent times
and had then sustained d swifter fall and
more complete ruin, is dead at the early
age of forty-live.
And before news of the fact could reach
America there came simultaneous All
nounccments Of the death of the Right
Honorable William Henry Smith, p3!rncEl's
bittcrcst opponent in parliament, and of
Sir John Pope llcnneSSy, the first To defeat
a phrncllite candidate. Not for rlauy Il
year, If ever indeed, has there been such
an extraordinary coincidence in British
politics. The death Of these ttrcc within 4
few hours, and in such 4 peculiar GENUINE
tion Of affairs, must lead 10 results which
it fatigues the imagination to conjecture.
at least three times III the last ten years
those most intimate with Mr.. l'arncll have
announced, on what they considered good
medical authority, that his death was near
at hand and more than once lie has it,t-
peared III parliament Will I'LL tile physical
indications of rapid decline. Yet These
things had been forgotten during his last
heroic fight, and his death took iilc .wo
nations BY surprise. He WAS sick but four
days, and it is quite probable that lis re
cent struggles had exhausted his nervous
force, for he died OF n congcstivc cliiil, ..
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
HltiaflCe,

Our kccacst sorrow may be Gent to bring
The dearest guest our life has ever known
Sweet Patience, who. in gathering the sting
From others lives. iceSets about her own.
.aIny Riley Smith.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23

! am the key that parts the gates of Fame;
l am the cloak that covers covering Shame;
am the final goal of every race;
I am the storm tossed spirits resting place:
The messenger of sure and swift relief,
Welcomed with wailings and reproachful
grief;
Tho friend Of those that have no friend
but me,
break all chnins and set all capttes free.
am the cloud that, when Earth's day is done.
An instant wells an unextinguished sun;
am the broodins hush that follows strife,
The waking from a dream that Man calls
Life!
-Florence Earle Coates.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
Deer Lodge County Officer

The roster of officers of Deer LodE county
as follows: .3#
State Senator-W. II. Thornton
District Judged. NJ. Durfee.
Clerk of District Court-Welllng Napton.
Sheriff. T. Qulgley.
AsSessor-A. G. Station.
Clerk and Recorder. F. Brlzelton.
County Attorney-W. S. Shaw.
Superintendent Of Public Schools-AIargaret I.
Wolfe +,
Treasurer--R. T. Kennon.
Surveyor-Henry B. Davis.
Coroner-Willlam Ray.
Public Admlnistrator-B T. Brown.
County Commissioners. L. Hamilton, George
C3ckrell, A. A. Mcdonald.
Representatyes-.Iohn r. Toole, Silyen Hughes,
&, NJ Crutchticd, F. Hollywood, c. h Hardenbrook,
R. &. Humber, j. W. Blair.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
Quite Delicate.

Mrs. Gahb (hostessl- Your little son does
n"t appear to have much appetite,
Mrs. Gadd-No; he's quite delicate.
Mrs. Gabb-Cun't YOU think of anything
you would like, my little mans
Little M"n--No, nj. You see. lncr,
made me eat Il hull lot before we started.
SO wonltin't make n pig of myself.-Gocd
Na.Ss
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
cr..tIx aI,,c,, ,y3 a =I,eouest,

The Cooper Union Free Art School for
,yomen ut New York has been enabled,
because OF the Faycrweather bequcst of
se0O, 1000, to accept 100 pupils. The previous
maximum Of attendance allowed was just
half that number.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
SOME GOOD EGYPTIAN STORIES.

Brought to Light by the Resrnrche. of
American Ply Ssicitn.
Egypt was for ages the land Of mystery.
1t is now the open door which gives us Il
good view Of the life Of a people who were
''the ancients'' to lIerodotus and others
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
A CREDULOUs OLD MAN.

How the Late King of Wurtcnberg Suua.,i-
,iercl HIS Substances.
The recent death Of King Charles of
Wurtcmbcrg has revived some very ugly
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
SINCE CROMWELL'S TIME
FOR TWO CENTURIES THE PARNELLS
HAVE BEEN RESIDENTS OF IRELAND. "

Tile Public Record of the Family to
Which Charles stewart raruell BE
lonEed-Pcrsonal characteristics of the
Deceased Home Rule Lender.
copyright. 1901, by American Press Associn-
ton.
Death has suddenly ended the schism in
the Irish Home Rule party so far ns it was
personal. Charles Stewart Purncll, whose
renowu had filled the civilized world who
had risen to n great leadership more rap
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23

While the Methodist ecumcnical confer
cnce now in session at Washington is not Il
legislative or judicial body whose acts or de-
cisions will be legally binding upon any of
the churches represented, and while is dis
tinctly agreed that no votes shall be taken
upon matters affecting the internal ar
rangements of any of the churches, it is no
less true that any delivcrance Of this great
body upon ally question of tlenominational
attitude toward other branches of the holy
catholic church, or on the duty of Chris
tians OF every name in observing and pre-
serving the Sabbath, encouraging temper
ance and similar questions will have
great moral weight within and withouttho
denomination, and it is certain that there
will he deliverances of that kind. All
votes taken are of individuals, without
any reference to the particular body with
which the voter Is connected.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23


band at that time was struggling young
lawyer, who had served in the navy dur
ing the war, and who hai taken up II pro-
fession at the close of the contest. She
aided him in achieving his ambitions as
General Logan was aided by his wife. He
served three terms in congress after hold
ing local Office and then was elevated to
the gubernatorial chair.
At Washington she shone in society
circles, and ut Columbus she has displayed
great tact rs hostess and entertainer.
Major Mckinley accepted her hospitality
after lie had been nominated as her hus
bands opponent, and Mrs. Foraker WIS
her guest ut luncheon, although u few
days before Mr.. Foraker had denounced
the Campbell administration rs ''thc most
damnable in the history of Ohio" There
are several children and the home life of
the family is said to he almost ideal in
character
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23

Charles F. Gunther, Of Chicago, is known
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23
FRlsco's OLD LETTER CARRIER.

How Mail Was Delivered to tho Eager
Gold Hunters.
Tim Mahoney, the first man who deliv-
cred letters in San Francisco, is still in the
snryicc In q ,EaY-thatiS he is n niDht ucat oh.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1891-10-23

Yes. d-pluck-Splrtan cour-
age and for,i,,tde. let meme Of you know
how bad a&tutlsly was, but Just Shut my
teeth and determined to Iivp and here is
the result Of il All, Mrs. Bowser, if you
only had "A hu.ldretlth part Of my courage
and will power yon'a! be Il far different wo
man from what YOU are nova far differ
ent wo,nan!'-M, Qaad in New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Gu. in that part of the northeast section of
this beautiful city of magnificent distances,
where the festive goat blossoms the rose of
Sharon and the lily Of the valley, and his
fragrance fills the soft Swampoodle air q Goat
Protective Association has been formed to the
discontinue of Poundmaster Einstein and the
defeat of the ends of justice One of the rules
and regulations governing the internal economy
of the glorious capital of sixty-two million six
hundred and twenty-five thousand two hun
bred and fifty people, more or less, provides
that goat which wanders unlicensed upon the
purple hills of Swampoodle and browses on her
luscious tomato cans or masticates her esculent
old boot legs may be apprehended by the
niinions Of the law. and being duly impounded
its owner shall pay the sum Of 81 in the coin Of
the realm for its restoration to the empurpled
heights and the enjoyment of the tomato cans
aforesaid. But the people affected hate this
tyrannous restriction upon the liberty of the
goats and their own property rights, so each
mans castle is house of refuge to the inno-
cent kid or the rancid old butter, and when the
minions of Einstein appear every door is
opened and the fleeing goats escape pursuit
and are hidden away until the danger is averted.
By this means the goat population in the north
east is rapidly increasing while the pound
masters goat fund is actually dwindling away
to invisibility and the poundmaster refuses to
be comfOrted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Three sets of people have hopes in Connect
cut-the democrats. who appear to have
elected Morris governor on the face Of the re-
turns; thsfepublicans, who claim to be able to
show, On scrutiny of the ballots, that they
have chosen Merwin to be governor, and the
Gov. Buckley. who asserts that
nobody has been declared to be elected and
that the two Legislative days in which it could
have been done lawfully have expired. The
Senate is democratic. the house republican.
No declaration of election or review of the re-
turns has been made except in the senate, as
the house has simply referred the matter to a
select committee to investigate and report
This committee will meet next Wednesday if
the democrats decide to meet with the majority
at all The republicans wish to do one thing
to have the votes of thirty odd prohibitionists
counted which were rejected because under the
new ballot law they had the word for" printed
before the title of the Office of the candidate
voted for. The counting Of these votes would wipe
out the majority of the democratic candidate
for governor. They base their claim on the ac-
ton Of the senate in reviewing the canvass and
declaring the election Of Morris. the demo-
cratic candidate. Other matters are involved
in the question. The senate has adjourned
until Tuesday next, the house until the Goth in
whether The democrats will proceed to install
the man their branch of the legislature has de-
clared was elected or whether they will await
the course of events. The situation is as badly
mixed as it well could be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

The robbery Of Mr. John III. Heller, census
clerk, on the B. 4 o. Railroad last Saturday
night. with the resulting injury to him. is the
very boldest act of the kind that has taken
place within the city limits in a considerable
time. The robbers seized Mr.. Heller as he at
tempted to pass from the second into the
smoking car. distracted his watch and money
from his pockets and then pushed him off the
train and one of his feet was crushed under the
wheels A more outrageous case of highway
robbery has seldom been reported. and it is
necessary for public security that detection and
punishment of the robbers shall follow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Plots to steal states by colonization schemes
rarely amount to much except as newspaper
sensations. soon exploded. The West Virginia
plan so-cadled, Of last year, and the Prender-
CAST project of this. are alike in their di-
aphonous integuments, but unlike in this, that
the one was alleged to be republican and the
other democratic. The Prendergast scheme is
briefly to dig big ditch connecting Chicago
and the Mississippi river and to employ none
but democratic ditchers. thus changing the
close state of Illinois into . sure democratic
commonwealth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

What will be the plan of campaign in the
Senate, now that silver is TO the fore and cleo
tons legislation has been relegated to the rear
of the column, or to the bottom of the sea with
McGinty? Can the republicans compromise
on something like the finance bill under
discussion m that body or will they pass
free silver bill pure and simple and
risk adverse influences in the House and at the
other end of the avenue? What would the
President do if a bill providing for the free
coinage Of silver we're presented to him? And
what would the silver men do if the alterna-
tive were offered of no bill or free silver with
the two per cent bond provision to which they
have made such strenuous objection? These
are the questions now prominent in political
affairs. and on tine answers to them much of
the future of American parties depends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Commander Reiter, differing from the pub
lie and the Secretary, demands a naval court
His letter reads as if he would be prepared to
impeaeh the Secretary rather than defend him
self against the charges made in the latter 5
letter touching the Barrundia matter and the
commander eOnduc. in connection Herewith
The naval court Of inquiry, which it is the
right Of every officer who feels the necessity for
defending his reputation as an officer to de-
mand, will hardly strer CITIZEN the commander
If the facts are as they have officially appeared.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
w ooDwAnD & LorHnop.
MONDAY. JANUARY l2, 1851.

Our eleventh series Of January sales in Mems
Cnlaundered Shirts, Ladies' Nuslin Under
wear. Linens and Housekeeping Goods and
Hamburg Embroideries is still in progress
They are growing more and more interesting,
each successive day showing q lsrre increase
over the preceding one. Good reason why
there never was time when your money would
do more for You in these thinzs. We are daily
adding new goods to the above lines. hence you
will always ind the latest and most attractive
styles. We also call attention to the list given
below as being specially deserving Of your con-
sileratiou
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
w ArER PRoor GARMENTS.

We are showing a complete line Of Gossamer
Rain Proof Garments in the newest and
best shapes and the most approved materials
All strictly water proof
Gray Mineral Finished Circulars.
Misses sizes 81 each
ladies sizes 81. p each
Cloth Surface Irish Peasant Circulars in at
tractive patterns, ali sizes
-SScach.-
Cloth Surface Lanetry Garments in new
patterns. all sizes.
-S3.50 each
English Gossame-s in the new Russell and
Alexandra shapes, choice assortment of pat
terms, all sizes.
-55 each
English Gossaners, Alexandra share. in
Plaids and Mohair Mixtures Of Gray and White
and Blue and White Stripes ali sizes.
SIS and ST.. 30 each
Black and Gray Striped English Mackntoshes
in Alexandra shapes, ali sizes
$40 each
Silk Water Proof Garments in handsome pat
terms and correct shapes.
-Sl5 to SO each
tThird foor, 18th street building,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
OurEE GARMENTS Fon BoYs.

MOST BOYS PREFER A REFER TO
AN OvERCOAT. AS THEY ARE LESS
CUMBERSOME AND GIVE THEM
MORE FREEDOM OF THE LIMBS
WHILE AT PLAY
OUR STOCK IS BRIMFUL OF
NOBBY, STYLISH AND SERVICE
ABLE ONES FOR BOYS OF ALL AGES
ANDAT THE PROPER PRICES.
ALSO LARGE LINE OF THE
LATEST SHAPES IN DOUBLE AND
SINGLE BREASTED OvERcOATs.
GARMENTS THAT ARE SURE TO
PLEASE THE MOST FAsT1DIoUs.
WELL AND THOROUGHLY TAI
LoRED. STYLISH IN CUT. PERFECT
Unfit AND MODERATE IN PRICE.
CALL AND SEE THEM.
B. ROBINSON l. CO.,
AMERICAN OUTFITTERs,
ja12-eo 800 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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FULL Or FAcrs-
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PPprP kE ERR + r r kRk r wy" ssss
+ Ern 4 kk 3 J ssss-

There is one subject always of large and
interested audience to listen to what have TO say
Due 70 two reasons;he fact that treats OF an every
household need-and our price quotations. LINENS.
We are sure you all attention at once There are
TABLE LINENS. mostly, with a smattering Of Bed
Linens that are important factors
HUCK TOWELS.
SD-14x24-inch. All-linen, BARRIERS speciality
dollar a dozen"
rss-2ox:ss-inch. An-linen. Red and Blue bordered-
81 so adozen.
sS-aOx4O-inch, All-linen. plain White. Red and
Blue borders-$o 40 and 50 a dozen.
eSs2sx4S-inch. Al-,inen. Red and Blue borders in
extra fine Quslity-S3. co dozen.
eF-24x46inch. All-linen. plain White knotted
frinSe-$6 dozen.
DAMAsK TOWELS.
HJ-22x4O-inch. pure Linen. plain White Red, Blue,
Yellow, Brown, Pink and Chamoise borders with
knotted fringe ents-S3 a dozen.
Hssexi2-inch, pure Linen, plain White, Red. Blue.
Yellow and Brown borders-St. so a dozen.
cS22xi6-inch. Fine Linen. knotted Fringe, two
rows OF open work in Red Blue and Orange borders
$50 and 50 dozen.
AH-2.ix4S-inch, Pure Linen, Knotted Fringe fancy
borders in plain White. Yellow and Light Blue-75c.
each.
BLEACHED AND CREAM DAMAsK.
sT-You know what superior qualities We always
handle and we have not "le up" the merits of any
OF the grades. At least half dozen different ones at
the same old price.
give have added something particularly fine in a
64-inch Bleached Damask at SOC. yard-and then
other new patterns at 75c. yard.
r1-some New Finch has come in at 81 yard
anu extra values in 2yards wide at 81 $l..5, 81 %,
$l.J0, IL. % and 81 yard.
sE The design in the 2Hyard Width at go 80 yard,
with % and Il Napkins to match at 81 and 81 dozen
is about the richest We have shown yet.
Profit {raarn a,. COL
| and 81 yard.
c5-P'ain Red. also Black and White Bordered Car.
dinal Cloths-$1. $780, 81. $3.50. 90, 81. 60. so,
81 and IS yard.
S-These same patterns by the yard-5Oc.. 75c. and
81.
DOYLIEs.
A5-14-inch. All-linen, Red and Blue Checked, at
4ec. a Dozen
81 l4inch. All-linen. White-75c., 81 and 81 25
70 dozen.
KS l6-inch. All-linen, white-sl.5o and 40 a
dozen.
cy-ls-neh. An-linen. white-so so, 90, 90. 50, a.
| and $5a dozen.
sS-.,s-nch. Pure Linen-s3.50 and s. dozen.
These are qualities You c.nno. PICK mp every day.
S3-Co!ored Borders at 1.Jc.. 81 SI.25, 81 so and
~ dozen. A full assortment.
NAPKINS.
AS-ax. Al-nen. at 81 u dozen. A special o.fer.
cEa. hl-lintn. 80 to "a u DOZEN
cH-Purc Irish Linen-l size-S2 to $40 Dozen
e11s-best qualities 80 to SO dozea.
BATH TOWELS
Hs-Linen-and hand size-25c. to 81 o5 each. Terry
Bath Blankets Huck Toweling Crashes, Glass Towe;.
ing to suit your notion.
SHEET AND PILLOW CASES.
1854, GA S-4. o., 10-4 and 1OOinch Belgian Pi,-
low and Sheetng Linen in all qualities from tho good
to the BEST"
l.. As We said at the be2nning- INTERESTINC!
Have you not found it 50. Full of money saving fox
You you have to buy you look for bigger BARGAINS
you will be disappointedfor quality is the backbone
OF OURS; and price the weakest thing about them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

The regular order is being maintained in the
Colorado legislature today by body Of deputy
coassables with large open-mouthed pistols in
their immediate possession.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

II Gen. Niles succeeds in his conciliatoRy en-
dsavors at Pine Ridge suppose We send him
over 70 Try his hand on Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

The degree Of F-B-k- has been conferred by
common consent upon Senator's Stewart, Teller
ct al, who voted against the elections bill.
fB.K- stands for Force Bill Killers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

II viii not be long at the present rate of
progress until the oyster viii have joined the
buffalo in the happy hunting grounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

The Argentine Republic has no representative
at the International monetary conference. The
financial condition in that country at presen.
Is such that any sort Of representation is prsct-
cally impossible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

European weather has been fantastic this
winter, sending snow to Mantua in the south
and warmth To northern Aberdeen. The
weather is the only consistently inconsistent
thing in nature.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Delaware experienced q thunder storm last
night with vivid lightning. but none Of the
peach trees are reported injured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Between the 9TH of January and the 23d Of
February We celebrate the birthdays of the
strongest democrat, the foremost republican
and the greatest leader and citizen of our his
tory. 10 wit. jackson, Lincoln and Washington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

Virehow and Koch disagree and the German
state declines 10 push the lymph a. a state en-
terprise- Now let somebody discover lymph
for professional jealousy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

The question Of salary for Worlds Fair
officials might be satisfactorily settled upon a
percentage basis. That is to say a fair living
wage might be paid down monthly to be fol-
loved after the Fair by a pro rata division OF
the profits
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12

CRASHES.
1S-inch Glass Crash, was 1Oc. Reduced to
20 inch Clash Crash, was 12Hc. Reduced to
:s9,-inch Glass Crash. WAS 15c Reduced to
,.24-inch Glass Crash. Was 1sc. Reduced to
,&-:nsI Glass Crash, was &c. Reduced to
1s-inch Earnestly Crash, was 1Oc. Reduced
20,inch Barnesey Crash, was 12Hc. Reduced
2.;insh B.rnesley Crash. was 15c. Reduced
TOWELS
Barnesley Towels, were 12kc. Reduced to
n45-Si Heavy Oasmea, Towels. all linen.
REGULAR Price. 2s. Marked down to lie. each.
borders p, keduc ed from $50. 70 2yc. each.
he1,s;i,ched. Eedueed irosn Sos. to BE, each
3s-2 Fine Hulk Towels. with Damask bor-
50, Fine anck Towels, extra heavy. Re-
duced from llc. to DE. each.
fancy coiored boriers. Reduced IRON Zoe. to
and handsome colored borders Keai;ced from
6,5xc. TO 4'c. each.
43-.s. knotted Fringe Dainask Towels. with
fancy colored borders. were SOC. Reduced to
=; Da% nss Tow, Towels; snostea fringe; rows
hemst;Ie ned .infs y TONES. e eSlored Dor
ders, were 1.Sc Reduced TO JOc. each.
4U-...s Satin Da:nasE Towels. with fancy opcn-
work borders. knottei fringe borders in ali Of
tile newest shades. Regular price, 1:l.. Marked
down TO .Se. each.
57-2+ MumInie Cloth Towels, handsome Dor
ders, deep knotted fringe borders O. assorted
colors. Regular price, 81 ~. Marked down
to 81 each.
51-4 Au,nmie Cloth Towels. with deep fringe,
fancy open-work borders, i'll assorted colored
borders. Regular price, ~. Marked down to
81 - each.
Imported Turkish Towels. large size. from
22iIc. to : each.
4S-,5 Fancy Hulk Towels. knotted FRINGE
with handsome colored borders. Regular price
tic. Marked down to 45c. each.
W. A. PIERCE & CO..
Successors tu L. e.. Davis.
sly Market Space.
1t Cor. eth st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-12
OPENING AT TIE PM.rs Roru

The formal ''orening> % Cotton Underwear
commenced this morning. OF coarse ali inter
ct renters in the SOUVENIRS Of the oD,.siou. o<
which well write prs~sntly.
The informal ''opening-" o, lsai Ginrharl. /.
aftraciins attention. Tbo~e az leS ceu,s AZ
marvellous limitations u the Scotch goods. Tn.
new IAoes for trimming these Ginxhsms ar.
here-miles OF them. romorruw will sse the
''orenins" o: 1891 Wooden Dress Goods N the
new shades OF Tans and GrAys. Chev,o.s.
Strive and Cheeks. "a GENTS. Cheyran suftlns-.
10 cents. Brcadcloths. - inches wide. si %
yard. such lovely tin;s Of Grays and Tans,
But We must rrturn TO the treat event Of the
momeni-the 1891 ''oISnins" Of C,Y,,on In
derwear