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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
RED MEN.

King Philip Tribe had a fair attend
ance last Monhay evening. Five applica-
tions for membership were received and
nine applicants were voted in. The Hun
ter's degree team under the supervision
of Past Sachem Morey rehearsed the
work. During the good Of the ORDER Past
Sachems Anthony, Morey, Senior Saga
more Whippie. Junior Sycamore Pierce
made a few remarks.
Next Monday evening the Warriors
degree will be conferred on one or more
candidates, and on Monday evening, Oct.
3. the Adoption degree will be given four
teen Candidates.
Wamsitta Tribe had a big attendance
Monday evening. Brother Fred f. Pierce
aud his band Of warriors conferred that
degree on one candidate. Next Monday
evening the Chiefs degree will be given
one can Ridate. Past Sachem G. w. Is.
Church will have charge OF the work.
Waureta Council. ID. OF p, will open
their social season by holding grand
social IN the old gymnasium building on
Haswell street, South Providence, Tues
day evening. Oct. 4.
Tahoma Tribe had a large attendance
last Tuesday evening, with Sachem r. ii.
Lewis presiding. The adoption degree
was given one candidate aud two applica-
tions for membership were received.
Brother Hague remains about the same
There was large delegation present
from Metamora Tribe. Next Tuesday
Chief Staples and his band Of hunters
will confer that degree upon two candi-
dates.
Narragansett Tribe had number of
candidates in the hunters degree last
Monday evening. The warriors degree
will be conferred next Monday evening.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
NAHAL VETERANS.

The Naval Veterans Of RHODE ISLAND
left Wednesday evening for Baltimore, on
the Connecticut.
on Bullock's Point Light, where Bos'n
John j. Card resides. In his cottage sur
rounded by water, (keeper OF the light
house), the vets were received by the glare
of rockets and the lurid flame OF red light
let of by Bosn Cards wife aud son-in-
law, who have charge OF the lighthouse,
during the keepers absence. Along the
shore, at Paymaster Dustin's house and
all the shore resorts the boys were saluted
by the booming OF cannon and the red
glare OF rockets and many more kinds OF
fireworks, while AZ times the faint, indis-
tinct sound Of cheers reached the veto
rams ears and was returned by them IAN
hundred fold" There were some nine
hundred on board and jolly set they
were too.
OF Rocky Point the boys were received
with an ovation. First, the boom of u
cannon came borne to our ears across the
water, then blue lights and red fire ia
abundance. We really took our depart
ure from Beaver Tail light. In tho dis
ton Reef light ship. The course from
Beaver Tail was shaped for Point Judith,
which after awhile show up quite plainly
on our starboard quarter. Spauls light
was visible. The boys were rollicking
full Of fun, and looked forward TO some
southwest wind had kicked up nasty
sea outside.
Five o'clock in the morning saw every
man: yes, and every naval woman on
deck. The boat was up TO the dock in
New York on time, aud the veterans and
all hands with them weres piped over the
side on to the dock by National Boat
swain Bezely and his mates. Martin &.
Ford and John j. Card. The veterans
were landed on the Jersey shore by boat,
two piers below our landing, and sh prtIy
after boarded the Pennsylvania Central
cars and were whirled away towards
their destination.
At the Worlds Fair there will be head
quarters for naval veterans The COM
mittee appointed are known as 1.-THE
Worlds Columbian Committee of the
National Association of Naval Veterans.
Thomas l.. johnson. Chicago. is chair
man, and Commanders Il. j. Woodward
of the Naval Association OF the Gulf, New
Orleans. La, delegate at large; Shipmate
William 4. Hutchinson, M. ID. of Farragut
Association of Naval Veterans, Port OF
Providence, is delegate; and National
Aide Joseph Chase, Jr., Of same organi-
zation, is appointed alternate to repre-
sent the Port of Providence.
Admiral Worden of the United States
navy has been elected to honorary mem
bership in the Monitor Naval Veteran
Association, New York.
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tector. A. p. Lee; trustees, w. ii. Whee-
lock, ira Evans and George Il. Barnes.
The council will start with member
ship of about fifty. and will be known as
the Woonasquatucket:
Washington Council will be presented
with an American flag, Wednesday
evening, September %.
Garfield Council meets this evening
when the third degree will be conferred
on eight candidates:
Thfrty-hve candidates received the
third degree and four the second degree
in Lincoln Council last evening Tbir-
teen applications for membership were
received and ten applicants voted In. The
COMMITTEES on the moonlight excursion
made their report. Next Thursday even
Ing the time will be given up to socia
bility.
Smiths Hill will soon have council.
Narragansett Council at it's last meet
ing initiated two candidates in the first
degree and twepty-one received the sec
ond degree. Three applications for mem
bership were received.
The State grand officers of Massachu-
setts are the guests OF the State grand
officers of RHODE ISLAND to-day. This
afternoon both bodies, accompanied by a
large delegation from all of the councils
i'm the State will leave the Fall River
Steam boat wharf for Fall River, where "A
new council will be formed this evening.
The new council in Elmwood will be in
suituted next Monday evening. Lincoln,
Liberty and Narragansett councils will
confer the degrees.
Liberty council will present the new
council in Manton with "a handsome obli-
CATION flag next Thursday evening
Liberty Council had its hands full of
business last evening. Four candidates
received the three degrees. -Four applica-
tions for m EN- bership were received aud
five applicants were voted In. j. A. Bar
ney, ID. ID. 3. c., present and installed
the newly-elected Assistant Recording
Secretary William Bowen. There was
large delegation from Lincoln Council
present, and collation. was served. Next
Thursday evening the council will hold u
short session, after which the members
will board a party wagon and go to Man
ton, where they will confer the first de-
gree on the charter members OF Woonas-
quatucket Council.
Quality at the to-, prices at the bottom on all
kinds OF printing wILLiAh Il BROWN, As Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
FORESTERS.

Court Thomas A. Doyle will soon hold
grand fair. Among the articles to be
contested for will be handsome upright
piano that Is now on exhibition in one of
the show windows in Olnsyville.
Court Lyman meets next 1 1uesday even
ing. The principal item of business will
be the adoption of a code of bylaws, and
all who are interested are requested to
be present
The executive council of the Grand
Court meets next Thursday evening at
No. % Weybosset street.
Grand Chief Ranger p. +. Kinnion, ac-
cnmpanied by Grand Secretary u. r.
Fitzgerald, Grand Treasurer NJ. O'Don-
nell and Senior Woodward John Il. Glas-
heen made an official visit to Court Belle
vue last Monday evening and found the
court in very prosperous condition.
The grand chiefs complimented the OIL
GERS of the court upon the business-lik g
manner in which the affairs of the body
were managed. The festivities OF the
evening were brought TO close with a
substantial collation..
Two candidates will be initiated in
Court Burnside next Monday evening
Everybody Is invited be present on this
occasion.
- The funeral fund is meeting with more
success than was looked for by the pro-
moters of the object. Twenty OF the
thirty-six courts are now connected with
il, and Grand Secretary i. j. Fitzgerald
has been verbally modified that two more
courts are about To join.
Past Chief Ranger James +. PadIen of
Court Burnside, will be among the Grand
Army men in Washington next week.
Providence Sanctuary of the Good
Shepherds meets this evening, when "a
portion Of the charter members OF the
sanctuary that is being formed in Paw
tucket will be initiated. The sanctuary
will be instituted the latter part of this
month.
Grand Junior Beadlc John II. Hyland
Of the grand court, who has been seri-
ously ill, has nearly recovered. aud is
able to bc ont portion of the time.
ID strict Deputy Grand Chief Ranger
H. l.. McGrath OF Court Canonicus will
visit Court Warren Wednesday evening.
Oct. IL. lie will be escorted 10y the OIL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.

The committee appointed by Persever-
ance Lodge, daughters OF st. George, were
very pleasantly surprised last evening
when they found that their hall was not
large enough to hold their many friends.
The entertain ment was given ms follows:
Piano solo, Miss Alice Slater; vocal duet,
Misses keville and Tanner; reading, Miss
Ieselwood; song, Miss Helen Price, read
ing, Miss Pierce; vocal selection, Mr..
Berry; piano solo, Mrs. Bctteridge; song,
Mr.. Evans and Misses Jessie Cresser and
Elsie Bettcridge, aged Z and $.
Dancing was enjoyed until midnight
Among the dancers were seen Mrs. Sara
Clarke, Mrs. Martha Wood. Mrs. RollIn-
sou, Mrs. Emma Sands OF Pawtucket,
Miss Lizzie Law, Miss Ruth Spe GER.
Thomas Ball, Samuel Tatz, William II.
Price, George Pierce, Mrs. Elizabeth
Kuott, Mrs. B. Bowden, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Albert Bet 'eridge. Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew
McCue, Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Perry.
Misses FulIord, Mr. and Mrs. George
Mr.. and Mrs. Ch rlcs W. Bower
MIR. and Mrs. William l.. Price aud
family. MIR. aud Mrs. John W. Gnmmell
and daughter, Mr.. aud Mrs. Alfred Tan
ner. Earnest Hearn, Mr.. and Mrs. Wild
ing, Mr.. r.. North and daughter, Mrs
Polly Shirley. Mrs. Cashmere, Miss NJ. T.
Pierce, Mr.. aud Mrs. Pierce. Mr.. and Mira.
Davis and daughter, Miss zlewood,
Mr.. Evans, William Corbcti. John Bray.
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. john Brown, Mrs
Katie Mcdonald, Mrs. i. Burdett and the
Misses McGuinncss of Atleboro, Mrs. r.
Williams aud others.
The floor WAS in charge OF John w.
Gammell and he was assisted by Alfred
Tanner and Charles Cover
The following-named ladies for mel the
committee OF arrangements Mrs Helen
Price cnairman; Mrs. Lucy Gammell,
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GOOD TEMPLARS.

Lawton Lodge, No. 2. held its regular
weekly session Tuesday at Padelford
street. One bill was ordered paid aud
two candidates were admitted. Under
tho good OF the order which followed. the
following selections were rendered and
Brother Fred Whittemores reading by
Sister Uglow and Brother Guy; recitation
Brother Herbert Uglow and recitation by
Brother A. G. Fish. Considerable inter
est was shown and the lodge closed in
good season. all having passed pleasant
evening
Lodge has Just returned from weeks
vacation at Cape Cod, and reports good
time.
Home Lodge No. had fair attend
ance Monday, and visitors from st. John,
Hiawatha and Blue Bell Lodges were
present. For social exercises duet was
rendered by Sister Bicknell OF st. John
and Sister Grace Reid Of Home Lodge,
followed by vocal solos by Brothers Gra-
ham and Barton of Home Lodge. The
prize offered by Brother Haden OF Home
Lodge, notice Of which appeared in last
weeks issue, Is intended for officers and
members of Home Lodge aud not for Wis
itors.
st. John Lodge was called to order by
Bro 4. A Affeck. One proposition was
was present short time. A vote OF
thanks was extended to Excelsior Lodge
No. 12. for the warm reception given ST.
John at its recent visit. The mock trial
has been postponed to Oct. 10, to give
more time to the committee.
Bro. Il. A. Affeck left Saturday for a
weeks visit to New York city.
PROVIDENCE Lodge was visited Mon
day by Ray of Light Lodge Of North
Attleboro Mass
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTH/AS.

What Cheer division Of the uniform
rank meets this evening. The Sir Knights
rank will b. conferred. Every mem Der in
requested TO be present, MS there will be
special business to come before the
Brother Frank Clough of Elmwood
Lodge. accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Flora Adams, has returned from the
White Mountains. where they spent two
weeks.
RHODE ISLAND Lodge held a short ses-
sion last Monday evening. Keeper Of
Records and Seal A. Manchester Hussey
will be absent the next two sessions,
having gone 10 Washington, ID. C., with
the q. A. X
Lincoln Lodge will be visited by What
Cheer Lodge Wednesday evening, Sept.
2S
What Cheer Lodge met with its usual
large attendance last Monday evening.
Two candidates received the rank of page
and two candidates were elected. Bros.
Warner and Upton were reported well.
Bro. Pierce remains about the same.
Bros. LETTERS and Robbie were reported
sick. <ext Monday evening the rank OF
page and esquire will be conferred.
4 he executive committee met last Mon
day evening. There was nothing OF spec
ial mention done, with the exception Of
listening TO the report OF the grand chan
cellor Ia relation to the new lodge in Wes-
terly.
Abraham Lincoln Lodge hal good at
tendance last Wednesday evening. The
rank OF page was conferred on two candi-
dates. Tue use OF the rituals was dispensed
with on this occasion, Notwithstanding
the fact that many OF the officers per-
formed the work for the first time.
District Deputy Grand Chancellr Henry
i. Wood was present and with the assist
ance OF Past Chaucellors X. n. Seweli
and Charles III. Burdick installed Warren
Sargent as master ut arms and Andrew
Hunter as outer guard. Brother Lucian
Lamson OF Bowen Lodge was amolg the
visitors. The COMMITTEES which has charge
OF the grand Thanksgiving Eve ball re-
ported progress. The rank Of esquire will
be conferred next Wednesday evening.
Eureka Lodge had meeting Of more
than usual interest last Tuesday evening
The death OF Brother j. T.. Clarke was an.
Dounced. One application for member
ship was received, two candidates we're
elected and the rank Of page was given
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

Westminster Colony meets next Thurs
day evening in Almy's Hall. A number
OF candidates for the degree are expected
and one or more applications for men,
bership will de presented.
ExGov. aud Mrs. George w. L. Hew-
lett or Narragansett Colony, will soon re-
turn from their summer home, and be
found at the colony at every meeting.
Narragansett Colony met last Tuesday
evening in the lower anteroom of their
hall, owing to the hall being repaired.
Ihe hall will be in readiness for its next
session, which will be Tuesday evening,
Sept. "a. when n number of candidates
will be initiated and several applications
for membership will be received.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
ALFREDIANS.

Brigade No / had well-attended ses-
sion last Monday evening, the Hon. Com
mander Thomas Nichols, president. An
invitation was received and accepted
from Brigade No. 8 of Taunton, Mass,
to visit them Tuesday evening, the 27th
inst, and Past Commander Fred Wilde,
Vice Commander Edward Whittle and
Brother Arthur Verify were appointed a
committee TO make the necessary arrange
ments. The other city brigades will be
invited, and n special train will be en-
gagged for the occasion.
Hon. Commander Thomas Nichols of
Brigade No. l Is entertaining relatives
from Maine.
The VIE, son and daughter of Hon.
Past Commander John Worthington OF
Brigade No. 0 arrived home from Eng
land on the steamship Alaska last Mon
day. They have been in England since
last June.
Brigade No. met last Friday evening,
with Honorable Commander John Lees
ted, after which the members iudulged in
a jolly good time. Next Friday evening
there will be four candidates admitted.
Eight candidates were initiated in Brig
ade No. s last Wednesday evening At
the conclusion of the degree work an
hour or so was spent in singing, recita-
tions and musical selections.
Brigade No. 3 meets next Monday even
ing, when the members will talk up"
Taunton.
AT the last session of Brigade No. 5 two
candidates were initiated and several ap-
plications for membership were received.
Brother Andrew McCue, the representa-
tive of the widows and orphans fund,
presented his report. There were present
representatives from many OF the other
brIgades. who addressed the members in
relation to the objects OF the fund. The
Brigade meets this evening and the time
will be spent in social way.
Complete In assortment splendid in quality on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
SONS OF VETERANS.

The Smoke talk at Gen. A. 4. Burnside
Camp, No. 5, was we'll attended. Judge
ent and made some very fitting remarks.
BY vote of the eleventh annual meeting
camp officers will hereafter be designated
by the old titles, as captain, first lieu
tenant, second lieutenant. All other Off
GERS will retain the titles as provided by
the constitution adopted at Minneapolis.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
AMERICAN MECHANICS.

A council OF the order will be instituted
in Holden Hail. Manton avenue. next
Thursday evening by Grand Councillor
Ira ID. Goff aud suite.
The officers OF the new court were
elected last Tuesday evening and are as
follows: Councillor, Oscar Bowen, vice
councillor, Robert Fleming: senior ex-
councillor, George X. Dorrance; junior
ex-councillor, Nicholas Rinier; treasurer,
Charles i. Smith; recording secretary,
George Il. Barnes; assis ant recording
secretary, William II. King; financial
secretary, Orville Stone; examiner
Charles Phelps; inductor. A. &. Holden :
inside protector. Asa Hicks: outside uro.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
LADIES OF NAHAL VETERANS.

A,iarge number of Ladies' of the Naval
Veterans left PROVIDENCE last evening
en- route to Baltimore by the steamer
Connecticut from Fox Point, in company
with the Farragut Association OF Naval
Veterans, and invited guests of twenty
five or more from the Cumberland Asso-
citation, Commodore George p. Clifford In
command, aud Comrade Frederick T..
Mosher, Mrs. Alice NJ. Mosher, past
president of Sylvia II. Delano Circle, No
1, and national senior vice president, all
OF New Bedford. Mass. and Col. William
Patterson. Mrs. Ellen +. Patterson, past
president Department of Maine, w. H. c.,
Bangor, Me-; Mrs and Dr. George $.
Courturight of Sithopole, o.; Capt.
George II. Pettis and Annie o. Pettis,
and several others.
See them and you want them-badges for any pur-
pose, WILLIAM X. BROWN. As Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

Sept 80, at $50 A M, for the purpose OF
participating I'm the grand parade.
The badge committee OF Slocum Post
made their report last Wednesday even
ing. A large assembly of comrades was
present. Commander Curtis announced
Sunday p. M, had been changed from
4:3O to 3 O'Clock, and comrades OF Slocum
Post will please take notice Of the change
Department Commander David S. Ray
and Chief Inspector William II. Comrie
were present and made interesting re-
marks.
Yes we have got 'em-a nice variety OF folders
for programa. BROWN. As Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
SWAN fUlul cemetery.
Ofllcc Breck's building. No. 35 North
Main Street.

CHARLES ID. GOULD, Treasurer
Telephone No. pti-2. City Office
TIMOTHY MCCARTHY, saperintendcn,
ut the Cemetery.
An omnibus Will De run from blackstone Park A.
tie terminus ~ the Governor street horss routs
10 the teinetery sundays included. ard until
further notice, a, follows; connecting nth the
uoyernoI 'ur-c, cars which leave MARKET square at
,.55 y. ~. On snnchys AZ l0l2 A. NJ, and every
NJ leave swan 10 M reea 49, =, Mf'un,
very forty minutes iheretfts- TN elO r. 81. and
On sundays at ~ A. ". and every tgenty minutss
'iareafter tI Gao y. 81
"rvydonce. MAJ ~. is.l
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
DAUGHTERS OF ST. GEORGE.

Prosperity Lodge held well-attended
session last Monday evening. One can
didate was elected to membership. The
degree will be conferred at the next meet
ing. which will be held Monday evening,
Sept o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
ODD LADIES'.

Packard Lodge had good attendance
last Tuesday evening. The degree was
conferred on four candidates.
The sewing circle connected with
Packard Lodge will not meet next week,
as is their usual custom.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16
THE ELKS.

PROVIDENCE Lodge of Elks will meet
next Tuesday evening in their hail in B.
+. Keith's Opera House building. There
will be at least four candidates on hand
to receive the degree, which will be fol-
lowed by a spread.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

secretary; Mrs. Emma Tanner, treas
urer Mrs. Eliza Worth. Mrs. Hannah
Walker, Mrs. Martha King and Mrs.
John Gammell.
fine stock OF folders. etc.. combining quality
and legance. BROWN. As Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

Envy is easy for a happy
man to bear-even from his
friends.
1t always seems to be ex-
cited by the new ensek-ws'sd-
ing Waterbury watch. 1t
winds in about five seconds.
Coin-silver and gold filled
cases make it. beautiful to
look at. Il has a ieweled
movement, and is an accurate
timekeeper.
1t is still a low-priced
watch.
Jewellers Gel, II in several styles. TO-.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

RLANDING g. BLANDING, 81 AND So wEY.
I'D bosset st.-Toilet Articlca Fancy SoapA
Cologne. etc.. at wholesale and retail
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

Complete In assortment. splendid in quality o.
badges for oil occasions. BROWN, i5 Eddy.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-09-16

See them and you want them-badges for any pur-
pose, WILLIAM II. BROWN. As Eddy.
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-10-14
Republican Speakings.

Judge G. P. Hess will speak at
Sperry, October 20, at $50 P. NJ.
at Kirksville, October q, at 7:30
P. NJ; at Brashear, October %, at
PIP. NJ.
Republican meetings will be
held at the following places, and
the meetings viii be addressed by
Republican speakers as follows,
next week:
P, D. Grub at Hayes school
house. October IS; Salisbury
school house, October 80; Nov
niger, October 20; McKim gchool
house, October 81.
P. NJ, Smith, at Murphy q
school house, October IS; Wilder
ness, October 10; Rye Greek, De-
tober 81.
J. B. Dodson, Fegley school
house, October Is; s. L. Prough,
Belle school house, October 20;
VIM. Hartford, ct Shibley's Point,
October %. All OF the shove
meetings will be at 1870 ? NJ.
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DO YOU DRINK 10 EXCESS?
There ia no Longer TN Excuse for
an Uncomfortable Appetite.
There is no longer the same ez

There is no longer the same ex-
cuse there YVES some time ago for
the man who uses liquor or drinks
to excess, FOR while the rest of the
world is now ready to agree
with him that it is disease,
end that he cannot help
himself, yet they know there
is cure for the disease, and if q
man persists in getting drunk and
and remaining SO, It must be be-
Cause he has 10 wish to keep 30
ber-no desire to be cured.
We are convinced that the
keeley treatment viii cure
the worst case Of drunkenness,
will cure it surely and permanent
ly in few weeks. The records of
the Kelley institute at Excelsior
Springs, Mo. ought to convince
any and everyone that ell they
have to do is to apply there for
relief. 1t is marvellous the work
they are doing at Excelsior
Springs. and we should not be sur
prised to see this branch grow to
formidable rival Of the parent
house, inasmuch as it has all the
advantages Of location, mineral
waters, beautiful scenery and the
same treatment used by DR.. Kee-
ley. The Kelley institute is DOW
not only the most prominent and
largest enterprise at Excelsior
Springs, With the exception of fhe
Excelsior springs company, but is
destined to be ono Of the largest in
Clay county soon, as it is undoubt-
eddy one of the best and noblest.
Kansas City journal, Oct. 2.
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Moved.

Buckmaster has vacated the
postofiice lobby and will BE- found
second door east of tie poatofice,
with 8 full and complete line of
fancy and Staple Connections,
Cigars, Tobacco, Blank Blocks,
Daily Papers. Periodicals. Fash
ion Plates, and last sbut not least,
o complete line Of all kinds of
Brushes. All at the very lowest
living prices.