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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1893-04-21

cling men will attend. 1t is said
that there are over 200 travelling men
in the city, and a strong organization
could easily he effected.
Three car loads of wagons and
carriages have arrived from the Stand
ard Wagon Co., of St. Louis, for the
new branch house in this city. This
invoice is for the retail trade, Of which
department Of the local branch j. G.
Roller is manager The invoice in
cludes one hundred buggies, carts,
surreys and wagons, and they are be-
ing removed TO the warehouse just
south of Odjard & Knoff's. The stock
will be very large and complete one,
and the wagons and carriages are
beautifully finished and first-class in
appearance. An office has not yet
been secured. Mr.. Koller's' man
ager of the wholesale department is
at present filling his orders by trans
fers from the cars at the railroad
yards The business promises to be a
large and growing one.
Geo. Camel, of ST. Clair, aged 81
years died Friday morning. The cause
of his death is said to have been apo
plexy induced by fright, occasioned by
the running away of his team.
Henry L. Frescholz and Miss May
Waddell were married Thursday at
the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram Waddell, by Rev.
1. Bergstrom. They left for Lacrosse
for short visit. They have many
friends in the city who will rejoice in
their happiness. They are both ex-
cellent young people.
Postmaster Humphrey holds the
Lake Crystal postoffice by a commits
sion from the president, and his term
does not expise for nearly three years.
AS he is proving very satisfactory
official, it is not likely that he will be
disturbed. The numerous applicants
for his place will have to wait while.
%. A. Baxter, of Am6Oy, shot a
large and beautiful white swan near
that place Wednesday. He brought it
to this city yesterday and the Normal
school purchased it for the museum,
having no swan in the natural history
collection. Prof. Cox has mounted it.
1t is very handsome specimen.
IT is said that the losses of proper
ty by fires in this country slice Jan.
1st has averaged S417, 9S7 per day This
is large destruction of wealth and
calls for a greater watchfulness, and
more careful construction of build
ings. Many Of the so-called fire proof
buildings do not prove so when big
confiagration breaks out.
Architect Thayer has prepared
plans for two-story frame dwelling
to be erected at Lake Crystal by G. E.
Gilcrist. 1t will cost about ST. 500.
The largest assortment Of music
that can be found in the southern
part of the State, at Musser's, postof-
| fee block. 43tf
TUFTS pills adapted to old and
Young.
The work that is being done
on the North Front street hill is
bringing the road down to the estab-
lished grade, so far as it has progress
ed. The roadway is being made forty
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
"BUCKSKTN ALICE"

away from school and Joined Coles circus,
appearing as hurdle rider Later she filled
engagements with Orrin Bros, Forcpuugh's
and Sells Bros shows, changing her voca-
tion to that of a charioteer.
While ON the road she met her husband.
who was professional gambler. He taught
her faro. She was fascinated by the game,
which soon took complete possession Of her.
When her husband died, she adopt ed gam
bling as a means of livelihood for herself
and her two young children, whom she
handsomely supports at St. Marys acad-
emy at Columbus, 0.
She took up her new calling with vim
and paid little attention to her surround
ings. Many fortune has slipped through
those soft, white Gigits Of hers, and many a
one has reversed the course. A single Sit
ting at faro has nettcd the daring gambler
Us high as s., 200
On one occasion, at Silver City, New, she
not only watched her last dollar disappear
ever the green cloth, but lost her watch,
diamonds and wardrobe as well Alice Dor.
ro@ed 500 from a friend, journeyed to an
other camp. struck a streak Of luck, and
won enough to pay Uut and have SONIC left.
Mrs. Ramsey Was at Creeds at the height
Of the excitement and has attended the
opening Of all the other mining camps in
the west in the 3ast decade.
AGce's gambling operations have not
been conf1ncdto mining camps alone Once
she joufneyed eastward and played in the
big places Of Kansas City. St. LOUIS and
Cincinnati, but Of course always Disgusting
her sex, which she could do with great sue
cess,
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
mo 1856
APPLICATION TOR A PATENT.
U. s. LAND OFFICE,

HELENA. Mont, sept o. 1603
Notice is hereby given that homa, d, Reilly,
whose postoihcs address 10 Helena Mopt. has
TINS day hlod an application for patent for
lAb.s Linear feet Of the Sagamors Quartz mine
or vein bearing gold. with surface sround 5s2 3
feet in width, situated In Colorado ,unerpnn-
lzed) mir ing district. county Of lewis and
Clarke ard state Ct Montana, and designstod By
the hold notes and official plat on file In this o.
fec rs survey NO. 4,2s2 in townshin q n. rsnro
W tuDsurv rveyed). of principal base line and
meridian OF Montana, said suryey No, 4.yy2
being as foilows. To- wit:
Eeg1nnluE at corner No. !. from Which tho cor.
ner to sections !, i. Z and H. on " hnnnd.ry Z n
". bears u g. dog IL min W .,t1s N and rnn
thence n - deg ~ min o 3Is II ~, cor 10 y.
thence ss deg min 2.A5 n to cor No. !. tbence
j. deg 10 min c la1i.7 II to cor 20 1. thence
u dog ~ min " 5S2s feet to cor Ma Z. thence
10 deg 81 min W lAit-S f. to cor No. j. place Of
beginning.
Magnetic variation Is dog q min a containing
ls.+a acres. upon which = notice of said snpIica,
ton was posted the itth duy Of Esptsm bar. Js.3
he location OF this mine In recordcd in the
recorders 0fioe Of Lewis and CIark~ connfv
in book 3. page 5&2 Of lodea
he adjoining claimants cre the Moonah;n>
lode tunsurVeyed) on the north, Claimants mn.
known. As "'A
Any and al persons claiming .dv.r.c,v snv
portion of said EayAmsrs ausrtz IaGo rir. ~,
snrr .cs ground are reQuiIed to I'll, ths;r .Ivar.o
claims With tbs register of tho United stntes
!aAn ouics n IelenA Ia tho state OF Montana
during the sixty days perod III nnbiinsiinn
horeof or thay will bo barred by vstuo Of tho
provisions Of the statute. '"' ~ ''-'
=; A. sWIGGErr. Resistss
Date OF hEst publication. Sept. u. 1903.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
Bulwer's Outrageous Freak.

When Lord and Lady Lytton were tray
cling in an open carriage through Italy not
long after their marriage, Lord Lytton was
dressed in some fantastic costume which he
affected at that time. Passing through one
of the many villages close to the sea they
noticed singularly handsome girl stand
ing at cottage door. Bulwer, turning to
his wife, with i'll concealed complacency,
said, Did you notice how that girl looked
at me?" The lady, with an acidity which
developed itself later in life, replied: 1.-THE
girl was not looking at you in admiration
If you wear that ridiculous dress, no won
der people stare at you" The bridegroom
thereupon, with an admirable sense of log
ic, said: You think that people stare at
my dress and not at me. l will give you
the most absolute and convincing proof that
your theory has no foundation" He then
proceeded to divest himself of every parti-
Gle of clothing except his hat and boots,
and taking the place Of the lady's maid
drove for 10 miles in this normal condition
-Argonaut.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
CATON'S nerve TONIC
AND WTALIZER.

Quickly cures general and nervous debility,
,plnal exhaustion. Neurs-thenis eto.
Completely, perfectly and psrmanent!y rsjuv-
power. removing tho ambition Of youth :sd tie
courage OF manhood, restoring to enfesbled:
'nervated, exhausted. devitalized. Or overworksd
Its extraordinary curative power manitssts
itself almost Immediately it is taken. On this
point the svidenc Of those who have taken it Il
hs 'oa eSo 0'1 isI
te~torativs influence through tho medium Of the
body. it makos but little diffe1enc. whether the
constitutional vigor has been undermined BY
acute disoase, overwerk or certain mischievous
liion 10 called BY ono nsms or other, SO long %
there is nervous exhaustion general or local
weakness-so long as ensrystioh and debility arc
the typs of h, allment. this is the remedy.
THOSE WHO eUft.. from the rseults Of
over.mental or physical ezertion. hard.hip.
exposure hi den drains. caprice or who have
ignorsutly or wilfully violating natures laws
will find in eaton: Vitalizsr ana Nerve Tonic
the remedy, of their certian relief. 1t spesdily
removes all evidence Of progressive pLyscsl
dsterioration. and restores the enfeeled energies
to thsis i; natpial ;,,g viSor. :,
vital GRAMS. nerve usness. pro:.rations. Of the
physical or mental rncr sias. confusion Of ideas.
lack Of faf-confdence. irritabiiits of temper.
81
in the loin~. besdoche irritation Of the kidneys
and b!sider: milky ine pernicious aud hidden
wastes. rosultinx In a failure Of tho mental and
physical powers. ccnstituting an impediment to
success and unfttins him OF her for the duties
and responsibilities Of life it is the remedy par
excellence.
single package will b sufficient to inauRur-
ate the work Of regeneration and cure in many
cases. Hut stubborn CAGES often require more. II
will be sent postpaid, secured from observation,
for $1.O0 psr package, or 8 packages tor S.. 90
Address all orc ees 10
CATION MED. CO.. Boston, Mass
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
FIN, FEATHER AND FUR.

Instead of jaws, the butterfly has curletl
proboscis like that of an elephant.
The mink is the most cunning OF ani.
mails and will steal fish and game from
hunters for his own use
When irritated, tho sea cucumber, a spe.
cies of holothuria, can eject all its teeth, It's
stomach and digestive apparatus and re-
duce itself to simple membraneous sac.
The strength Of the lion in the fore limbs
is only 09.G per cent of that of the tiger, and
the strength of the hind limbs 65. 8 per cent
Five men can easily hold down lion, but
nine are required to hold tiger.
The snake worm is the name Of small
creature which, when alone, has almost no
power Of locomotion. Large numbers Of
them, by forming close, ropelike process.
sion, move with case from place to place
An American white crane and West
Indian pelican had fierce battle in the
Central park menagerie, New York. over
fish. While tho two birds were fighting an
Egyptian ibis swallowed the cause Of all
the quarrel.
A fish was caught in the lake at He'll
bronn, Swabia, in the year 14Ts, which had
brass ring attached bearing record of the
fact that the same fish had been caught In
tho year 1880 and released after having the
queer label affixed to his body.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
POWDER AisO BALL.

Ono pound day is the amount Of bread
allowed an English soldier.
F., Recruits for the Chinese army are not ac-
cepted unless they can jump u ditch 8 feet
wide.
The new cruiser New York will be ready
for active commission work, it is announced,
in the early fall.
The French have launched a new subma-
rine vasscl. The new craft is called Gus
tave-Zede. She was built at Toulon.
The British admiralty propose displacing
the 0-inch gun batteries Of the majority Of
the new cruisers by 6-inch rapid fire guns
The number of volleys fired over a SOL
dier's grave depends upon the number Of
companies in the regiment, each company
firing one volley.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

1t is through filtration, which has ad-
vanced to something like fine art, that
many marriageable young folks lose their
chance in life. Filtration destroys conf
dence between the persons who indulge in
it; it prevents the natural growth of mutual
esteem; it is not a thing Of good faith 1t
Is an error to suppose that lovemaking
and filtration are Identical; they are, in
truth, antithetical Lovemaking is ten
der and cnnobling, while Irritation is cruel,
foolish and demeaning The one is the
prelude to welded happiness; the other is
inimical TO it. Young men and women
should exercise their reason while on the
lookout for suitable life partners, yet many
OF them give encouragement to flirters-
silly firters who are taken up and thrown
of, with results that are often grievous in
deed.-People's Journal.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
Asleep on Niagara's Brink.

At Niagara falls the other night, while
James le Blood and John Thomas were
walking UP the long, narrow, winding
roadway from the Maid Of the Mist land
ing to the top Of the gorge on the Canadian
side. their dog became uneasy when they
neared the top and began to bark loudly.
The men made IL search along the high
bank, and to their surprise found young
man lying on the very edge of the bank,
with hrs head hanging over. He was in a
stupor or asleep, and his hat had fallen over
the cliff, and any move on the part OF the
man wonld have hurled him over. The
men grabbed the sleeper suddenly and
pulled him back cut of danger before he
could awake. He was found to be Charles
II. Moifat OF Buffalo, a wealthy young
man who had been on an extended spree.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
how's This!

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catar that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Care.
F. J CHENEY & Co.. Props, Toledo. O.
We. the undersigned. have known F. j.
Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable In all bus.
mess transactions and financially able TO
carry out any obligation made by their
firm.
WeSt & Trusx, Wholesale Druggists. To-
ledo. O.
Waldina, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, q.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly from the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price Is cents per
bottle. Sold by ell druggists. Testimon-
ials free.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
STARTLING FACTS!

The American peoricae rapidly becoming RAGS
Of nervous wrecks, md the following snggesls ths
best rcmedyi A,phonnc Hcanphtnx, OF hntler. Pa,
swenrs that when his son wns speachlesB from
81. Vitns' nance. or. Mlle1' Cront ke'ltorat,yo
Norvino cured him MIRA J. II, Miller, % Valpar.
also, Ind, J. d. Tayfcr. of lnsansport. Ind, each
gained % pounds nom tskiag IL Mru. X. A. Gard.
ner, of vstula, Ind, was cured OF 40 tu 70 couvul
slons day, and much hsadacho, diEAincSs, hack.
ache. and nervous prostrsuon, by Ms bottle.
Daniel Myers. BROOKLYN, Mich, says hi dansntss
WAS cured OF insanity CT ton years standing.
have had u very Tine trade upon Dr. Niles
Restorative Servine ana Heart tMse, ana the
medicines have given universal satisfaction, I
have had ono case In particular. lady " years of
age, who had been victim OF the morphfne Aabit
Cor mary years; sttar using II b0tsea of your
Resto,dfi,e Nerrine she was completely cured 40
that for the past year ana has taken no morphine
whatever, and Is remarkably well and active for
one Of her aGe.
WI. ERWIN, uaI silton, No.
..s.>. u positive guarnntcc.
Fine book Of marvellous cures FRl,E at drugRiSta
This remedy contains no plates.
m. Nail IS. EsaEr>srs"s, Gxss. kuthar&. as,<A,
Sold by all druggists.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
"BUcksklN ALICE
1hs Unique and Picturesque Personality
e,f N WesterD Woman Gambler.

Hhs Unique and Picturesque Personality
of ~ Western Woman Gambler
"Buckskin Alice" is the picturesque
nickname Of Mrs. Alice Ramsey, a breezy,
unconventional western woman VINO has
for years made living at the gaming ta'
BILE. She received her title from the miners
Of Leadydlle when the city Of the clouds
was at its zenith OF prosperity on &C.
count OF . suit of buckskfn IN when she
nightly appeared. Alice arrived IN Denves
the other DAY ana completely capt.Vate"
the voAatile George =. Kerr, VINO thus oe'
scribes her IN the 81. Louis hepaoho:
ms. Ramsey 10 Urine oeiow meuiuh, nnl =
neight ana Possesses han"sou,e nsu.o I.. ~
head, on Wnach grows WoaIh "a uesu s'u
iu oiaok h1lI; - Mcely posi- ~ Mhs
white neck, Whicn Is JUST "iue .:nl snoS
race Is enVHsiy reeulaI ~ 'S zi,.na." ius''' -.
Win oig pio"n eyes so'' ,.s,.,os uos
preston ana rlch' crenuis 'i
one - "i'haA "oiAA'" Va DN'' >'N wa
ture.
Aiice is con,ll.heu sa,hoiol a'u ."e ~
oua,iy Haue llvhiH auu !" soou S, S,' W., =,
90 Mls pseeous . o,'lis o,' =: ~. roa,;,.
en'lrely iree irooA V''e u'ses.oe"Ao p... pio...
il1es OF Ihe e,alhsHs iensia ,aSs, VII q spo's.o
snrn. but she nas al uhcon,toiiao'e pas
cara, Wnlcn sne aoes Win as inucn nelvo
ana shlll as .he inos' a..onp.sneu M ' "s,1o .ne
1heihocr u sne tia.eii'y; ~ NC, s.,'. s,o
merry ehlhk :" onips "s 1ney aro ueis.y
soacNet1 on 1ne nlne spos u iio .youY
os 'ie nel'ouaiy nnSs1eu y, Sne
player IS s"ee0er music 'nan ,l'e inosC u,
Asu.iul sV,"liS poln " :" S,'
asic 'ou'n LII y. "'aMn n,n .n,y" s,,m ~ ~ .s rhs
wohuioos na,io. no a"Ii W W.. ~. ~ .ne
lo"ie'.e "lee. m as 9pns a:.s ~ .,. ny
uiopp.is VI .io oii mn'.n AZ 90 .n
Aate "a 1le nioae5 ". one oo" .,p'.s,l
NO: Lonoao.s snA"., t'.u ,s, 40 w
eA.n zA'.s' haoss w ~ alsIs.
A'oo - In's'iess VI .'.nosv s nino ~ y.
sane' s.i ~. % 49, 10 - ...;., ~
ss.r1 ""' "na s ] s;o p, Ill III -,S ",'1
- ~; .ao e pH p;m'. " n:S s,a S,1
'no u.,sh ,s s'Ti sllll' " ps hen ~ 80
Sau ss' ~. - ,d % s " 5ao1t th;s sn ,'s ',,e
a,1 DesI' 0.'ni ss.I ssiu A' 80: ~ ~ ..;a;,' -"
"si as iaAe s.:. .A.lny .nn'o 'A 'No '-A''''A's
~e' n,iri,''. ~ ~ ,,n, ana 5, - how r.r;.a
."a, VI ny pa,sa ~" n0 ,as % oos,a =, oo'.ao+
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
Proof OF M crit,

The proof of the merits Of plaster 10 the
cures it effects, and the voluntary teatt-
moninls of those who have used A1LCoCK's
Porous PLAsTERs during the past thirty
yanra is nimpeachabls evidence of their
superiority and should convince the most
sktptical. Salf-praiss is no recommenda-
tion. but certificates from those who have
used them are.
Beware of limitations and do not be de-
ceired by MISREPRESENTATION. Ask for ALL
COCKS. and let NO solicitation o. explana-
t!on induce you to accept substitute.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
A Surs Cure for Piias

Itching piles are known by moisture like
preparation. causing intense itching when
warm. 7 his form as we'll as blind, bleed-
ing or rrotrudinR. yield at once to DIR. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remedy. which acts directly
on parts effected, absorbs tumorS ailays
itching Rnd effects permanent oure. 30 cts.
DrugGists or mail. Circulars FREQ. Dr..
Bosanku, Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by II. II.
Parohen d Co.. Hslsna.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

Between disease and the many cheap
preparations which are palmed of under
the nane of blood purifiers take you
chances with disease. until you can procure
Ayers Saranpcrilla-the only reliable blood
purifier. Sold by all druggists and dsclrrs
IN medicine.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

In Ashantee parricides are tied hand and
foot to stakes driven in the ground near a
large ant hill. The ants are then irritated
by sticks thrust into the entrance of their
dwellings, guard is set at Il respectful dis
tance to prevent rescue, and the prisoner is
left to be eaten up
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
nuok lAA'a AlMLoA AnlHs

The Bsst Salvs In the world for Cvts.
Bruises. GorsA UlcsrA Ealt Rheuu, Fevss
Sores. letter. Chappsd Hands, Chilblains,
Cons and all Skin Eruptions and pos,-
lively cures Pjles OK no money required. I.
Is guaranteed 90 Rivo perfect satisfaction,
OF money ,sfrndoc. Price Is c>nts Dor box.
Tor Gale BY Y. Il. Pa.ohcn 4 Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18
NOW Try Thia-

1t will cost you nothing and will surely
do you good. if you have e cough, cold, O,
nny trouble with throat, chest or limos
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consu,n ,,tion
coughs and colds is guara ntsed to give re-
lief OF money will be paid bsck Sufferers
from la grippe found it just the thing and
under its rse had speedy and rerfeot ,s-
covsly. Try sample bo.tlo at our expense
and learn for yourself just bow good thing
d Co.'s drug store. Large sizs 80 osnts end
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

Halls Hair Rsnewer contains the natural
food and color-mattss for ths hair. and
medicinal herbs for the scalp. curing gray.
ness. badness, dandruf and scalp sores
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

A curio dealer at Annoy, China, owns a.
group of figures carved from gnarled tea
roots which stands feet high, weighs 800
pounds and Is valued at $3.50.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

New York has 3,49S policemen, and they
make an average OF so 600 arrests each year,
About one-flfth Of the whole number OF
Gotham's criminals are women.
The Helena independent., 1893-10-18

atarrh ofentimes leads to consumption
Take Hoods SaTsaparl4a before it is too late.
The herald., 1893-10-10
Lake Hemet dam.
here covers the ground with thicl

here covers the ground with thick
mat. There is absolutely nothing
grown in California which will not -four
ish here, as vigorous adjacent orchards
clearly prove-oranges, lemons, lines,
apricots, peaches, guavas, plums and all
classes of berries. The rainfall is so
light and the dews 30 infreouent that
the raisin grape finds here its natural
home. Alfalfa grows throughout the
winter, and with water i've crops year
can easily be raised.
In the western portion of this tract is
the town OF Hemet, located on the
Southern California railroad, branch
OF the Santa Fe system. and is destined
by it's location and by every advantage
that town can possess to become a
prosperous and populous town. The
Hemet Land company is corporation
of very large capital, and has laid out
and graded at great expense many miles
of streets, principal of which are Florida
avenue and Park avenue. Florida ave-
nue. iH 100 feet wide and runs east and
west through the company's land, q
distance of four miles, and passes
through the center Of the town of
Hemet. In the center of the company's 8
land is situated hill known as Park
hill, containing 800 acres, around which
runs Park avenue four miles long in
circle and 100 feet wide with two rows
of trees on each side, making beauti-
ful and interesting drive.
1t is safe to approximate the profits
on these lands annually at $500 to 5000
per acre, and they can be purchased at
from $75 to 500 per acre with water
with very liberal time. The tract is be-
ing sold very rapidly in lots OF from five
to 40 acres each.
In Southern California water is king.
Thfh is evidenced by the fact that with
it sheep and pasture country has been
made the grandest fruit land in the
world.
OF all the water SYSTEMS that have
combined to produce such an effect,
none is superior in magnitude and COM
pletenees to that which the Lake Hemet
Water company has constructed. At a
distance OF 20 miles southeast of Hemet,
up in the mountains, is Helmet valley,
from which flows the San Jacinto river,
supplied by watershed of 200 square
miles that embraces Mt. San Jacinto,
Mt. Tokwish, Mt. Herke. the Potrero
Grande and the Cahuilla range. The
almost perpetual SHOWS and the heavy
rains that occur there even during the
summer maintain stream Of large vol
ume, swollen often to torrent. Hemet
valley, some 10 miles long. narrows
gradually into q gorge of granite, not
more than rs feet wide at the bottom,
250 feet wide at the top and $50 feet
deep. Here in this gorge, at an eleva-
ton OF 1920 feet above the sea, the COM
pany has constructed granite dam
100 feet thick at the foundation and 30
feet at the top, the dam being now ITO
feet high. 1t is the intention of the
The herald., 1893-10-10
THE ACME STATIONERY STORE.


A New and Progressive Novelty Estab-
lishment.
The new store at Spring and Third
streets, under the name of the "Acme
Stationery and Art company" is arrang-
ing for new goods, and its shelves will
soon contain all the newest and latest
lines of stationery and novelties such as
are usually found in frst-class art en-
porium. The location is one OF the best
in the city, and the store being one of
the brightest and most cheerful in Los
Angeles, we can prediat for the proprie-
tors fine trade, as store of this kind
has long been needed in that part Of the
city.
In addition to the above goods, the
basement will be filled with choice and
select stock of toys, domestic and i'm
ported, including wagons, bicycles, carts,
etc.
Persons giving card parties will find it
to their advantage to go there fer tally
cards, score cards, prizes, and everything
necessary to the successful carrying out
OF events Of that character. Parties CIV
ing dinners and teas will also find a
varied stock of menus OF uniqne design
and finish. Taking into consideration
the varied stock it intends to carry, we
predict bright future for the Acme
Stationery and Art company.