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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-13

1 00nISL&NDS. River st. Lawrence. Alex
lsOUO andria Bay, NJ Y No malaria, eli
mate free from hay fever. fine saddle horses,
fine fishing. Tho Crossmon 10th season. This
popular hotel open May rs to october I. Send
for free illustrated history of 1000 Islands, with
maps. Reduced rates for June. CHAS. w.
CROSSMON, Prop.
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When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
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~ EORGIA. CHATHAM CoUHTY.-Notice is
VI hereby given to all persons having de-
mands against w. C.JACKSON, deceased to
present them TO me, properly made out. within
the time prescribed by law, so as to show their
character and amount, and all persons indebted
to said deceased are hereby required to make
immediate payment to me.
MINNIE NJ. JACKSON, Executrix,
Care of Garrard & Meldrinh attorneys at law.
Savannah, Ga.
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.
]. H. 0PPENHEIM & SON.
AuCti0neers,

VIII sell at II O'Clock THIS MORNING, at No.
8 Whitaker Street,
BEDROOM SETS. EXTENSION TABLES.
MARBLE-TOP TABLES, BED LOUNGES,
ELEGANT HAT RACK, CANE ROCKERS,
EASELS and PICTURES MIRRORS, DESKS,
OFFICE CHAIR, IRON SAFE, MATING.
CARPET, SEWING MACHINE, STOVE and
UTENSILS, ICE BOX, HAMMoCKS, TIN
TOILET SETS, BED SPRINGS. TINwARE.
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, CLOCKS,
SCALES. OIL TANK, MATTRESSES, NAILS,
AXES, HATS. CAPS, SHIRTS, DRAWERS,
HOSIERY, SUBSCRIBERS. Also large lot OF
NOTIONS and SUNDRIES.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

~ EORGIA. CHATHAM COUNTY. - Whereas.
VI HENRY c. MANER has applied to Court
of Ordinary for Letters Dismissory as Guar
dian Of the person and property of PEANIE
Manner.
These are, therefore, to cite and admonsh all
whom it may concern TO be and appear before
said court to make objection Gf any they havey
on or before the FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE
NEXT, otherwise said letters will be granted.
Witness the Honorable HAMPTON l. FERRIM4.
Ordinary for Chatham County, this the 5th day
of May, 1892.
FRANK e. KEILBACH
Clerk G. o., g. G.
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LOST.

7 OST gray Texas pony mare, has black
II name and tail. The figures forty-one
branded on left hip. Liberal reward If returned
to l.. i. WOOD, Pembroke, Ga.
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They 90 to-
gether-the
"cuttin g" Of
prices, and tho
substitution of
inferior goods.
Sometimes it's
a fraudulent
imitation of
the genuine
article - some
times it's some
cham COM
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oO6 1 we 1Lttic hears of man who bouphts44
aontb o ~ S OF rare books from one firm in the
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE. SO head Of stock at A. MoCOR-
Il MICK'S STABLES


TOR SALE. 50 head Of stock at A. MoCOR-
Il MlCK'S STABLES
ENOR SALE, lots IS, 50. 60 and improvements,
Il on Tybee Island, Tllton tract, formerly
owned by Mrs. Annette Wilson; titles perfect.
Apply to O'CONNOR & O'BYRNE.
FOR SALE; the largest and best assorted
4 stock OF White Pine Sash, Doors. Blinds,
holdings, etc, ETC., In the south Also all
standard brands of Pure White Leads colors
dry and In all Mixed Paints varnishes, etc,
Mill supplies Builders hardware is nv
speciality. Lime, Plaster and Hair. Direotim-
portations of RosendAle and Portland Cement.
Sewer Culvert and Flue Pipe, ali sizes, bends.
traps, Is etc. Call or write for my prices, and
E fIs sS'''nA''S 0''0'0 00y'ns' ANDRE" HAN
-----
TOR SALE, drug store In town contiguous
Il to Savannah. Good opportunity for single
or married man. 7. P HEIDI
NOR SALE. a summer home at Mount Airy,
Il Ca, comprising an acre and one-hah of
ground; delightful and roomy cottage; eX-
cellently located and convenient to railroad APP
ply to WALTHOU II y RIVERS.
NOR SALE. grocery and bar. we'll established
Il business. Waldburg and West Broad. @.
HEIDEN.
CHOICE PEKIN DUCKS for breeding. One
- dollar each. COE * SHAW, care Of G.
Davis & Son.
&1OS for 25 feet rubber hose, coupling and
W l. JC nozzle. NEIDLINGER & RABUN
RLACK cypress shingles for sale cheap. APP
- ply to BREWER & COOPER, Dover Ga.
FARMERS, ATTENTION-New potato bar
Il rels as cheap second Inland barrels, in
any quantity. Address, THE ENTELMAN
COMPANY, 2iS Bay street. Savannah, Ga.
EOR SALE champagne; Carte Blanche Geo.
L Goulet, Piper Heidseok, Chas Heidseok and
California champagnes. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE,
Telephone $40.
old NEWSPAPERS-200 for % cents-at
" Business ONCE Morning News.
kOR SALE, ales and beers; the best brands
Il foreign and American beers, Lowenorau
beer. Imperial beer; Bass ale and Guinness
porter, Read Bros. bottlingi at NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE, 50 Bay street.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

- UMMER BOARD IN the mountain Of Vir-
- ginia, beautiful scenery; pleasant society
fine roads. Reference Kew. RJbb White. Ad-
dress Mr. FRANK RANDOLPH, Keswick, AL
bemarle county Va
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CTILL ON DECK-Though my store was
- burnt yesterday afternoon can bs found
doing business on the premises in the small
building at tue corner o. Habersham street and
Huntingdon street lane. Orders for ice cream
filed as heretofore. RADERICK'S DAIRY,
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IT denotes trace of rain or snow.
P.H. SMYrH, Observer. Weather Bureau
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A TALE OF A WISE CAT.

Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.-Ad.
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- MOKE Royal Infants, Havana cigars. Get
- them az Q. COLLMAM,s. 80 Bull street.
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WTE have on hand arge supply of "Sure
w Death" the only roach exterminator in
the market that has given satisfaction; contains
no poisonous ingredients; perfectly safe to use.
BISHOP a. CO., Druggists. Orders per mail or
telephone receive prompt attention.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-13

< MOKE Royal Infants, Havana cigars. Get
- them at q. COLLMANlS. 30 Bull street.
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LIME lamb, beef and mutton every day at
II BAKER'S. corner CASTOR and barnard
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

WANTED the public to know that for
w nearly forty years we have made q
speciality OF the wine and liquor trade. We
import direct and buy from distIllers. NJ
LAWNS ESTATE.
WANTED. city real estate, improved and IN
w improved, to sell, w. X. WILKINSON,
Real Estate Dealer.
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CHOICE PEKIN DUCKS for breeding. One
- dollar each. COE & SHAW, care of G.
Davis a Son
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EOR SALE, champagne; Carte Blanche, Geo.
Il Gouet, Piper Hedseo1 Chas. Heidseok and
California champagnes. NJ. LAWNS ESTATE.
Telephone $40.
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DR BENEDICTS Rego has proven to be in
~ valuable in the treatment of indigestion,
dyspepsia, sick or nervous headache and all dis
Agents
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WANTED, young man to collect and learn
w office work; state age and experience.
Address with reference FAITHFUL, this office.
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old NEWsPAPERs-2oo for IS censs-at
" Business ONCE Morning News

LNOR SALE, ales and beers; the best brands
Il foreign and American beers, Lowenbrau
beer. Imperial beer; Bass ale and Guinness
porter, Read Bros. bottlingi at NJ. LAWNS
ESTATE, 50 Bay street
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90 PAYS for one dozen of Launey & Goe-
,DC bells Famous cabinet photographs" in
GLIDING one almost life size crayon freel III
and 143 Broughton street, Savannah, Ga
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NOR SALE. grocery and bar. we'll established
IL business. WaIdburg and West Broad. G.
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&1OS for 25 feet rubber hose coupling and
" l. JC nozzle. NEIDLINGER & RABUN.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06
COINNTL W. Il. STnEE.

boyhood was passed. At the age of
seventeen he went a little farther wet,
locating in Boone cDGnty, Mo. He at
tended the university there, and was adj
mitted to the bar. IN 1870 he removed
to Nevada, Mo-, which has since been
his home. He has been u particularly
successful practitioner at the bar and Is
credited with being one OF the most
fluent speakers III the state of Missouri
The first political honor which Colonel
Stone received from the people of Mis-
souri, came i'll 1916, when he was an
elector on the Tildcn and Hendricks
ticket. He was then but twenty-eight
years of age, but he made a thorough
canvass Of the fourteen counties com
posing lis district. and the acquaint-
anccs and friendships formed on this
and subsequent similar trips constituted
the keystone OF His present popularity
with his constituents.
Colonel Stone in 1850 gave up the
greater portion of his law practice and
engaged in stock raising on his large
farm near Nevada. Four years later he
was elected to represent the Twelfth
Missouri district in congress, and wa,
reelected i'll 1885 aud again III 1883. He
declined IL denomination and entered
again into the active practice Of his pro.
fession. The Democratic g~uEernatorial
candidate is IN exceedingly active cam
paigner, and as the Republican nomi-
nee. Major Warner, bears Il similar rep
utatiou, the contest in Missouri this
year promises TO be a particularly lively
one.
In lSil Colonel Stone was married 10
Of I'm old Missouri family.
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Referring 10 IL recent case of poison
ing which resulted from the uniutcn-
tional substitution Of morphine for qui-
nine by "a drug prescription clerk, II
Pennsylvania paper says. ''ls II not a
fact That there is too much loOscncSS III
every direction in the way in which all
classes Of employees do work involving
the safety OF human life: There is a
constant effort being made by ne elias,
Of men TO devise guards and precautions
to assure the safety of human life and
limb. which if carried ont and adhered
to faithfully would accomplish What j.
designed to be- attained, but the misfor
tune is that there is Il class of employees
associated III this work who do not do
this, and the consequence is that their
blundcrs produce many fatal disasters. -
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nomination, but a heavy rain was fall
ing, the roof was leaking, the lightning
played along the electric wires and
heavy peals of thunder shook the frail
structure known as the wigwam. The
general stood comparatively helpless, for
no one could be heard, when suddenly
Sam made a motion to the leader of the
band, whom he had previously 'seen."
The music started and the chorus of
those who were in the secret started the
song. On the second round it is said
that fully 10000 voices joined in and
the convention was on its feet and every
body in u state of wild enthusiasm. After
adjournment the rain was still falling.
but as the wet and tired crowd focked
to shelter it was still to the music of
"Grover. Grover"
One of the campaign songs when Hor-
ace Greeley was running for president
went like this:
Come all We old line Democrats,
Now take your physic freely,
Raise high your glasses while you drink
To honest Farmer Greeley.
Still another that may be sung during
the present year is this:
Come all yc politicians,
Knownothings, rhctoricians.
Filling up the nations chairs,
And put your heads together,
For it's mighty foggy weather
Climbing up the White House stairs.
From the foregoing specimens it is
easy TO see that the gray matter of a
mans brain need not be burned ont in
an endeavor to make the SO called politi-
cal campaign songs. String together a
few catchy !hynes, give them the swing
of some popular air and the public will
do the rest.
It is well to add, however, that tho
most stirring strains brought into use
are not those born of the moment, and
sOme of the melodies popular have
come down almost from colonial days.
The Revolutionary fathers may have
sung hOmely rhymes, but they We're TO
the purpose. 'RUde Britons Boast No
Longer did good work in its time.
while yankee Doodle is still played
with an emphasis that has lost none of
its force by reason of age. After the
war of 1912 the ''Star Spangled Banner
and Hail Columbia secured places
among the worlds Great historic songs.
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PRINCESS S%ANAnOr.

bisel her host Of friends. and in learn
* language, music and manners she Is
bite a prodigy. Much is expected of
/ when she returns to Africa.
Behanzin Hai-Djery, king Of Dahomey,
a creature Of very different type. Hi
fmy of Amazons, his bloody sacrifices
captiycs and slaves. is horrible snake
Fmples and general d 1iltry have been
Hated by various travellers, especially
(Gtain Richard T. Burton-and ye'
old fellow IS talented: in fact, th"
shomans generally excel all otHp"
kroeS Of the slave coast in bravery.
Inc French hold the Only port on that
EHof the coast and a strip Of land
bound Wnydah, the port iowa. They
fbade the DahOmanS 10 take rap
ives III the region under their prOtcc
bon, and SO war began, but rs the lati-
ude Is just north of the equator there
Ire only q few weeks i'll the year that
fFF'e men ran carry on war with any
ffe~ciyeness. For two or three months
he rain falls almost necessarily, and 81
ttheF times the air but II little way in
lsnd ron TIE coast is deadly to other
Fhan African constitutions.
Al The lowlands is Il tangled wiicer
pes OF immense trees and vines. with
ueA a p~rOfusioIi Of brilliant flower a.
20 daz2lc the eye. III these forests aye
CEil ANIMALS and birds Of cverv specie,
Efo@n III Africa. inclndin& vampire
pas with tire" feet spread Of WING
pea constructors forty feet long ana
|llany small snakes, who's" bit" j. certain
aha sudden death. Al the s"a on the
cosst aboupd@ in sharks of the worst
|aihN' while inland almost every insect
Is veAomous, every shrub has Il thorn
anu almost every roDTiie carries its
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there is Il story III the Michigan univcr-
sity that when he went there AZ Il rro-
lesser more than oHc ncy; man asked
him if lie "cyprctcd TO pass mcaliu1
to gel safely into the freshman clas~.
After /" few years Of traye! and study,
and being a. ~. Petersburg a short time
rs ~attarile OF the American legation. he
was chosen professor of history and
English literature for the University of
Michigan iii 1861. In 1852 i'll health.
caused by excessive devotion to study,
required his resignation, and after on"
years Of comparative leisure he located
at Syracuse, n. Y. He served in the
state senate, and aided Ezra Cornell in
organizing the Cornell university, Of
which he became president. He has
served as United States commissioner to
Santo Domingo, as minister to Germany
and in some minor positions, but l,
best known as IL scholar and historical
writer,
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r. TALK OF PARIS.
,relceNS NOW DISCUSSED IN
THE GAY CAPITAL.

I, a Barbarian Princess and the
,,.r a rerocious Monarch-Both Are
icing Attention, but of Different
lids.
Africans are now the talk of
One is a bright and rather pref.
p, and the other a bloody old king.
parisians speak Of her as La Jolie
,Iosoe and of him-wnll, they have
E.o, titles which woald not look well
F"nlish, but the favorite one may be
/ ',ted. "The Old Black Monster"
q the king of Dahomey and she is
RabOu.
;ertenant Nixon recently passed two
H. IN central Africa. crossing from
fpenne river to the Congo and thence
IT, down to the European stations.
,raversed u region as yet unvisited
,rbite men and won the friendship of
Er.at chief, whose capitalization
| obout $1,000 inhabitants. The chiefs
LETTER. then thirteen years old, en-
ttod A wonderful intelligence, and her
[osity TO see the world was so great
I she begged permission TO go with
whites.
t,r talent for languages astonished
French. as she spoke all the dialects
that part of Africa, and in Il month
lrired enough French 10 converse
N tolerahle tiuency. Her father finally
Esepred 10 her departure. and she
Ired Of great value to Lieutenant
Ian as an interpreter. On arrival in
lris her grace, gayety and intelligence
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During the late war more than 1000
songs were produced conccrring it, al
though few are destined to survive, save
such as have the imprint Of geniuses
like Whittier aud Holmes. Probably
the strongest AMI most inspiring among
them i that which tells us John
Browns body lies moldering in the
ground, bat his soul is marching on"
and many an old soldier will recall how
the WEAKNESS Of II lonS march was light
sncd by ''lIamp, tramp, the boys are
marching. The south found inspiration
in Dixie while maryland, Ny Mary
land. viii * long admired as one Of
the modern Ge>Hs II Lyrical literature.
FREDERICK GORDON.
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The heat III the Red SEA has been eA-
ceprional Of late, according to the Eu-
ropean liners reaching Bombay. AT 10
D.. IN. the thermometer III the cabins
marked % dogs, and "a passenger who
had been through the Red sea tifty-three
times declared that he had expe-
rienced such a hot voyage.
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Yankee Mills in Mexico.

\ company OF American capitalists
has been formed for the establishment
Of flour mills in the wheat districts Of
the state of Sonora. Mexico. The first
mill is now under construction at Her
mosillo and will have a capacity of l25
barrels a day. This is the first attempt
to establish mills in Mcyico with United
States capital.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06

The exposition authorities ave apc
nronriated SID GOO for tn" purpose OF
prop;dino orchestra music for the
Worlds fair. They also set apart si~'-
800 for the entertainment OF dlsth-
guised composers and orchestra leaders
who have been invited.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06

Several cntcrprising Pcnnsylvanians
have secured valuable concessions from
the government of Honduras and are
going to that country to make furni-
ture.
The privilege includes the cession Of
TWO manzanas Of public or municipal
lands for the factory, dwelling houses.
etc; also the free introduction Of all
machinery and material necessary for
construction and development; the free
use Of wood and timber on national on
municipal lands; freedom Of the beach
for maritime purposes OF importation or
rXportation: freedom from all nnpOstS
already established or TO be established
hereafter. and exemption from lnunici-
pal employment or military service of
il, employees. The products of the en-
tcrprise viii enjoy, in the treaties witt.
the other Central American republics
fine same advantages possessed by tho
| work Of artisans OF Honduras. as well
| as those of reciprocity and colnmerc,
| with foreign countries.
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Ep;oailar poison. After crossing to the
ss'ener lands the French encounter the
riOrs.
Every inducement is used to keep the
,enlaie army as large as possible, and
any curious methods are employed to
%seH 'he women and make them fero-
nN Any unchastity, or even the ap-
ibIlaiahce of feminine fondness, is pun,
S~ueu with death. One of the results
oeen that in less than a century the
puiatlon of Dahomey has declined
IRON 800, 900 to less than 300, 900 and is
ON a rapidly declining. The French have
10, swo occasions made frightful slaugh-
III these Amazons and are now organ
N"s another campaign against them.
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TIM nmmnmmumnnmmuWmnummm
I'M tis money. When
''". you ask for time
: yOu agree to pay more
J for your goods. We
do not gire time or
: credit and sell goods
for cash only at forrest
cash prices.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06

YER u hundred
years intervene
between the +
of Philip Freneau
and the era of
Samuel Josephs.
Freneau was the
first A American
writer of cam
paign songs, and
Josephs has been
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06
SCHOLAR AND DIPLOMAT.

The Record Made by the New Munster
L. Russia.
Andrew Dixon White. recently ap-
pointed United States minister 10 Rms
sia, was born Nov. Z. 1892. in Homer,
s.. y, and was graduated from Yale il
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06
A MISSOURI CANDIDATE.
Hon. william j. Stone, Whom the Demo-
Gratis Have Nominated for Governor.

Colonel William J. Stone, whom the
Democrats of Missouri have named rs
their gubernatorial candidate in the
present campaign, was born near Rich
mond, Madison county, KY, May I, 1s4s,
on his fathers farm, where his early
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Always Winners.

b cents only for best Mosquito Netting: $
yards in "A piece, I 81 yards wide. all colOrs. We
have about $50 pieces to close at this price-35
cents piece.
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CAMPAIGN MELODIES.
SONGS THAT HAVE CURRENCY DUR
ING GREAT POLITICAL CONTESTS.

II La Over a Century Since AN American
Poet Began Writing Campaign Rhymes.
How IA Philadelphia Nan Gained at
Least Temporary Fame.
copyright, 1872, by American Press Associa-
toni
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asympusium was in progress, he shouted
to his companions, Boys, I've got it--a
new song" Without more ado he
mounted a chair, cleared his throat and
sang:
Grover, Grover,
Four years more of Gruv'r,
Out they go.
In we 20,
Then we'll be in clover.
The song made a decided hit, and lii a
little while it was being ever, where
shouted. The words were written II
and sent to Il printer with instructions
to have thousands of copies ready for
distribution at the night session. 1t so
happened that General Bragg, of Wis
consin, was on the rostrum making a
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-08-06

If You intend to take a trip this season be sure
and see our Great Bargains in Hand Satclels: all
sizes this week. See our middle window for styles
and prices.