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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
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CmAELEs HAxLis. Reporter of Decision,
W. D. CHo4TE, Clerk.
EDGAR E. MOTION. Sheriff.
PsiDar, May 2,ith.
Inc court today vas engaged in hearins
the case Of Lucius Packard, ct ala. u,
payers OF Auburn, in equity '. CITY Of Au.
burn and the Auburn Aqueduct Co. New.
ell & Jodkins appeared for the complain.
ants, and o. d. Baker and James A. PuI.
sifer for city. The case is a bill in eapirv
Tor temporary and permanent injunction 10
restrain the city Of Auburn from parchs,.
ing or raising money to purchase
the property of the Auburn
AqHednct Co. on the ground .ha, the city
nas no legal right 10 raise money under the
deed a. reformed by the court. because the
form OF deed was csaclusively determined
BY the original Offer by the city to purcha.e
and acceptance by the water company with
the requisite authority from the Legisla-
ure that If any authority for the purchase
existed, II vas under the trust deed and no,
The deed under which the city nos souyh,
70 buy that no legal authority en-
isted for the raising OF money by
taxation for the purchase by the civ OF
water works, and that if there was such ag-
monty, then the city could no, BE- allowed
TO proceed because ii would increase III.
indebtedness thereby above the constitu-
nonal limit. The aqueduct company was
not represented aud their counsel b. tele-
gram refused 10 assent to a decision upon
Inc question OF permanent injunction The
arguments were concluded az 800, ard
at O'Clock Judge Haskell! announced
that the case had been heard by the full
bench, who were of the unanimous opinion
IN the prayer for temporary Iqjunction
should be denied, and the clerk was directe d
TO make the entry accordingly
This concluded the business Of the term.
and all the members Of the court, including
Judges Whi'ehouse and Emery. who cane
To the city today, went into consultation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
Marriieo.


iIuulton-Msy Il, $. B. Smith and Miss Anna
Maxwell.
Sherman Wills arthur Coburn aud Miss Mel
la. Cushman.
kENNEHEtf.
Eas, Pittston-May II, al the VI. f.. parsonage
iy Rev Geo. j. Palmer. Mr.. Chts. +. Miller %
l'ittston and Miss sarah T.. Henry OF Whitehead
OXFORD.
Ardoyer-May 10, Mr.. Charles Merrill and Mis-
Jessie Morton, both of A ndoNcr.
Franklin Piantation-May II, Mr.. Charles An
drtws of Franklin Plantation and Mis- Sclh'
liewker of Sumner.
Nurway--May 49, Asa H. Swift Of Someryille
Mass and Bessie &. jackson of Norway.
Rcthel-Nay ~. Rev Albert A. Richmond
OF Paris nnd sylvsna T.. Spoford of Woodstock
PENnhs"oT.
Baugor-May q, Ira +, Watson and Miss Lillian
+. Kerr.
North Rrewer-May %. Stephen W. Rowelf
aud Mrs. Ad,inr Il. Golspn.
soMKR>Er.
Norrdgrwock-Gcorge A. simond- and Mrs
Emma r. tale
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
Death Of Supervisor Sanford at the Hospital

Mr. John c. Sanford, supervisor of the
male wards at the insane hospital, died at
the hospital Fri1ay forenoon. from diph-
theritic sore throat. The disease seemed to
arse from a severe cold occasioned it is
thought, by long rides in the night, which
Mr. Sanford took last week. A few years
ago he suffered from severe affection Of
the lungs and heart and the doctors say this
no doubt complicated his sickness.
Mr. Sanford had been identified with the
hospital in the capacity of supervisor for
more than lU years and had endcarcd him.
self to all at the hospital He was an up
right man aud a very efficient officer, and
will be greatly missed at the Institution.
lie va. popular with all who knew him
anil was quite prominent in Masonic cir
rle. being member of Augusta Lodge
Cu.hnoc Chapter. and has recently become
member OF the Council The deceased
VA. born in Palermo. His wife and one
child survive him.
FIVE years ago tins summer the deceased
man brother, Norman, they were the only
tso children of the family, died of diph-
tlrrn at the hospital during the epidemic
then raging there. John took care of his
brother Iuring all the sickness, sitting up
night and day, almost going without food
or sleep and suffering the greatest anxiety
on account of his brothers condition.
When the latter lied his brother remained
with him and took the body in the night to
rilermo for burial Notwithstanding all
this exposure to the disease John did not
contract it.
Mr. Sanford was ;'2 years of age, and his
wife and one child. besides his parents, sur
we uui,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

The pleasant effect and perfect safety
With which ladies may use the Caiforni'
liquid laxative. Syrup of Figs. under al
conditions makes it their favoritc remedy
TO get the true aud genuine article, lool
fof the name of the California Fig SyruI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
Iien.

u 4ckheid-May ~, Mrs. |. ID. Fuller, aged y
II,bron-Nay 10. Mrs, Julia, widow of the late
Kew \. T.. u. Chase. aged 81 years.
Waterford Is, Asa iierscy, aged about "a
Hlram-May II. Nathaniel W. Durgin, aged q
years and 10 months.
Norway-May Il. Robert Bangs, aged ~ years
t'FSoBscnr.
Bangor-May u. Chirles f. Gnliivcr, aged q
wars and i, months; MAY zi. Mrs. 10 'ie ID
oy,ttt. aged 81 years, } months and 'ass MaS
y, olive s, wife of Erastus True. aged :" lrIrs
10 months. May q, Mary, wife Of Patrick Her
ney.
YORK.
Saeo-May 10, Mics Eliza Bowdoin. aged -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
DIDYOU'
Ever Stop to Think

o'VA UsVP W AA4AA
How much very little change may do to
make your home cheerful and beautiful? 1t
is well worth some study. Take for in
stance the old familiar pictures. How
much can be done to beautify them by just
changing Their oil fsdei and stained mats
By NEE new ones. These can be secured
at Quimhy's Art Rooms at trihing
cost and will do wonders in
Frightening up the home. If you 'te.l
disposed to DO more, and make our annual
house cleaning as complete as possible why
not have fewof the old dingy dust grimmed
frames replaced with new onesf THIS
med not be expensive. Some very beauti-
full and dainty frames can now be made
from the many artistic mouidings that now
come in the low priced grades. The art of
moulding manufacture has progressed won
derfully in recent years and among the va
riety of late styles that may be seen at
Quimby's art rooms-the largest assortment
ever carried in the kennebec Valley-are
beautiful moulJings which can be made up
at wonderfully low prices, and at the same
time make handsome and stylish frames.
Don't go elsewhere to have pictures framed
until you see his mouldings anil get his
prices. Perhaps you think of having & new
frame for family portrait. The flashy frame
that you bought from glib-tongued agent,
and thought was such splendid bargain,
has begun to show its real quality. Its
joints are sprung it looks old and warped
and dingy, and you feel that it was poor
economy ever to have invested in such
fraud. At Quimby's art rooms the
same amount of money will buy you a
beautiful portrait frame that will not fade.
or warp, or spring at the joints or grow
dingy with wear. They are stylish and in
good taste, and If you take your portrait
ont of its old frame and place it in one of
these you will add much to the attractive
ness Of your home and never have
cause to regret your action. Those who re-
side outside the city should hunt up these
art rooms. Don't think that because you
desire moderate priced frame you cannot
find II there. Mr.. Quimby has very wide
range of mouldings at varying prices and
| can give you tasty frame at any figure you
feel able to pay.
Don't Forget the Place,
NJ Me0nidn Hall Building;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
Ror1r.
~. 4 ..As II

Franklin Plantation May Il, to til. wile OF Ira
u. Wing, Jr, son.
Nagailnway rIanta,ion-HIay 10. to the wife OF
:. :. Patterson. A son.
Vest Ruckded-M MAY e, to the wife of j. Brigg-,
"A suu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
c. VS.. ATHLETIC eases.


The third annual athletic games of the
ceay High School At the driving pzri
rrtIsy afternoon were eminentiy satisfac-
,ors from an athletic standpoint, but were
.onexhat wearisome to the crowd at firs,
nm account of lack of officers and yexatious
aelsys. w. l.. q. Chase won the Pierce
rao. scoring % points, J. ID. Weiiman sec
ond. IS i-2 points. Five VI. /. s. A. A.
,eeo,is were broken.
The following Is the summarized score:
100 yis. dash-w. L. B. Chase. w. II.
Holmes, Walter Bascou,be; i sec., IN. /.
& 4. A. record; II IL sec.l
mile bicycle race-B. r. Maher, Cony
sturys; 3 min. 42 sec.
mile run-F. w. whi,ten. Ira Bailey !;
5m. 32..
go yCis iash-W. II. Holmes, w. l.. b.
Chase 25 LIS. M. +. S. 4. A. record :;
% i-Is.j
Putting ls II. shot-c. W. White. Frank
Chase. c. $. pettingill; 2G.i #.
Ranning broad iump-Frank Chase, W.
l.. B. Chase, J d. weIiman and Frank
Woodbridge tied for third place; II IT,.
fN. /. s. A. A. record; Is ft.)
Pole yauIt-W. l. B. Chase, j. ID. Well
man Il. !
Half.mile rum. Chase, j. y. Well
man. Y. w Whitten; 2m. 23s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

Chas. B. Murphy was at Burnham Fri
day
W. u Curtis, clerk for J. NJ. Mixer, II
ack with bilious fever at his home on the
river road.
Mr.. d. c. Donahue of Portland, the pop
alar and successful agent of the New fori
Life Insurance Company, Was in the cit,
Friday.
Mr.. j. l.. Spear " ho has been for many
years successfully engaged ia the nianufae-
'ure of furniture at West Gardiner. was IL
the city Friday.
\ man was arrested Thursday on
the charge of alternating the affections ol
anothers wife and was released on the an
derstanding that he was to leave Augusta
at once. The police saw him aboard sh'
ii o'clock Pullman and thought they ~er'
nd of him. He broke his promise, how
ever, and appeared on the scene of trouble
fnday and was promptly re-arrested. II
appears that he got off the train at Hailowei
and walked back. He will be given hear
ing before Judge Andrews Saturday fore
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

The schooner winneganee. Capt Msn-
son. is loading at the Augusta Granite TO- >
wharf with dressed stone for New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

Ice Cream parIors open, Cream perfectly
pure.
A drink of our Soda long life will insure.
Ice Cream Soda delicious-made in a
minute.
Dark Chocolates you must have or you are not
in it.
Bon-oons, Fresh Candies. all havors and
prices.
Frozen Frddings, Sherhets. and numerous lees
In curious shapes and peculiar Devices.
Largo orders we fill and we're glad to get
Small.
Cigars wholesale and retail. On Fox l.
Co. Call.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
Remember THE DATES.

tt6tU 1IytDIll IuI ON L.
Now is a good time 10 tax, ads aEia,;- of tl.cx.
'remeiy Low Prices on Blankets. Forty
pairs blankets, our ; grade, now Use. per pair.
We shall otter all our Foreign Dress Pai-
terms at half price, Yards In pattern, $40
qualities now s5; SO qualities now
81. so.
Pattern Dresses, grsy mixed all wool
good-, our 800 grade now 1915,
80 Pieces All Wool Serge, all the
new shades, Is inches WIDE, soc. per yard.
IS Pieces Whip Cords, spring shade,
10 inches wide. ooly 75c. per yard.
a5-iuch German Wool Serge, rich
col"rug,, large a'-oftinrni Of color-, 75c. per
yard.
coIored cimps. All new goods. our
Il II cen grade, down 10 &c.
Cotorea cinps. 70 cent grade down to
I2i-2c.
Coiored cin,ps. 80 cent grade, down to
25c.
These Gimp. hav, the ncv metal effects. and ut
the Great Cut in Price are a Columbian
Bargain
To clean up our stock of all silk Ribbons. ON
Center Counter. 10 cent grade, now &c,
Keep cool 1000 Palm Leaf Fans, 3
for Sc.
Five gross Elastic Corset Laces, regular
b. good. now 3for SC.
Fifty dozen Ladies' Jersey Vests, short
sleeves, our 10 cent leader, now for 25c,
Bedford Cord Tides, outlined, eec
grade, now 2lc.
Print Wrappers, our - cent grade, 60c
, ,I
6 i-2c.
300 yards cinshams, Il le cent grade
now 0i-2c.
l5no yards White Lawn Remnants,
cent grade, now q 3-4c.
2o00 Yards RcmnAnt. Of Stripe g. Plaid
Nainsooks, soc grade, now IL I-2c.
/ Rubber Fine Combs, 3 for SC.
| Remnants of English SiIesia, sc good,
now 8 lac.
Forty do1cu Liren Napkins, soc per
/ dozen.
f. Lot of Dress Buttons, oar regular :5c
! grad, to clean mp stock. ioc ger dozen.
10 doz Tan Coio,ed Five Hook KID
: Gloves. oar = grade, now 79c per Pair.
80 pieces Dress Goods, 30 inches
wile viii make up Is pretty as soc good.. Only
i5c per yard.
/ as pieces Printed Bedford Cords,
i cent gadc. now q 3-dc.
SO pieces Cambria Finished
/ Shifting Prints, t-2c. Only ten yard.
( ia u eti- uAcr
| iCase Cents Hose, our regular 10 cent
grab, now pairs for 25c.
Our Garment Department, contain-
many of the latest novelties Of The season il"
Jackets and Capes. Don't he unfair
| with your own interest hy buying before looking
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27


The Columbus edition ts exhausted VIZ have,
however. secured n large lot Of the "Favortte'
series. which IL u much better book every way.
For thee. We aro obliged to charge Is cents In.
stead Of ~.
Samples of thes. books can be seen NJ the jour-
Nal counting room or ai any OF the stated nGcn-
cies.
The books are not for sais aud will only be gives
out to holders of coupons The hat printed elsc-
whore IN this issue will give all an idea Of the
books. Owing to lack Of space the list with be
In ordering by mail several boots should be
named. unless you arr willing 10 whit snttl the
exhausted numbers can be supplied.
Journal patrons can secure these books 81 the
following places;
wa,eryille. JOURNAL Headquarters, q, Nude
Store.
Augusta, AT the JOURNAL counting room.
Our readers eau samples Of thcse work. 81
any time BY calling ai any one Of tho above named
In all cases, be addressed to
BuRLxian / FLvHr,
Augusta. nalse.
Our fvionds will please vomom-
bev that uudov no onsidovation
will an exchange Of boots bo
permitted after any book has ieft
the once. tis not tho purpose o.
this ofs1co to institute = circulating
library.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

LHOR SALE-The Residence OF the late DaIia
II A Severance. situated on Bangor street The
house has n good bathroom. city, eistern and well
water and all modern oonveniebees; there IL also
good stable with cellar. Apply to G.. ". Jones,
Executor, Aliens block. dec2sdtf
LSON SALf.-1he restdene~ Of the late Erss
II tus Haskell for sale. This very desirable
estate. situated on Crosby street, fitted with fur
mace, gas. city water and bath room. together with
stable and valuable fruit trees, 10 offered for. sale
Apply or the premises. or 70 LEHDALL TircosB
adm nj sfTatoY. declQdtf
LNOR SALE-Iwo fine building lots. corner
Il Of Gage and Child streets. inquire Of Il. r.
Basenmp, iaaIfN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

MISSES. j. III. CoGAN Il Co, Au2usia,
DEAR SlE- u am pleased 10 inform
placed IN my residence in the early part
r'incmber bar I made thorough inves
steam for the past twenty yca.-. The c
done bv your firm in fitting and adjuSiil
omy of fuel and the uniformity ard mid
the selection. think there would be u,
even in tlp coldcst weather. have. in
ming below 20 or % degrees in the n,g,t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27
Pain the Teacher.

Saco-May 10, Mics Eliza Bowdoin. aged
years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

LNOn SALE-Houses and building iots, IL
Il different parts Of .he city WV. n. LrHBy
noyt7dsf
vNON SALE-One modern house, heated with
II hot water. also one double tenement house
one farm, within four miles Of Post Once, good
house, two barns, sheds etc. good orchard, six
hundred cords of hard wood standing, short di.
tance from highway. A. g. Andrews, Augusta.
auR1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

- 500 WILL hlS neat little hon. II, tn,
" center Of the city of Augusta Easy term.
Good Investment. tall on T., ;. tagg. Augusta
or address "B," i5o Lisbon ST. Lewiston. Me
lnayytdiu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-05-27

The Best Values in the state.
apriQtftf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Paineis celery compound az tho remedy
that has made them well. show how su-
perior il Is To all other remedies
But II Painc's celery compound, IN
doubtedly the highest product OF the
medical knowledge OK this country. is
good for the rich and the famous. II is
also good for plain. common, everyday
people. and from them come Thousands
az testimonials that when life and health
have been at stake. it has made them
well.
Paine's celery compound. the discov-
cry OF which IL due 10 no less scientist
than Prof Edward T. Phelps. NJ. d..
LII d.. Of Dartmouth, makes new. pure
blood. nourishs tho tired. shaken. badly
fed nerves. aud cures those ailments
which result from one or the other.
Sound sleep. a gain In Eesh and new
strength are the words that come IN,
derlined in the many letters received
from grateful men and women in all
callings % life.
W. Auen Hubbard. NJ. D.. 70 West
Cedar St. Boston. one OF the Hubs best
physicians. writes OF cases where he has
had most satisfactory results, in pre-
scribing this remedy. and says. what
hundreds Of other physicians have said
before:
Il do not hesitate to indorse Paine'l
celery compound.
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WHAT A MAN IS WORTH.
30 - the Chemical CsmDoasd. 81 an
Average Voter V.fues "a slssoo.


% - TIE Chemical cswpoass. % an
A.sr-Gs Voter v.iu.s 81 sissoo.
Al interesting exhibit At the nation
Il Museum shows the chemical In
RESIDENTS which - 20 mako MP tha
svcrage r,an weighing ia pounds.
avs the American Analyst Divided
1p into his primSrv chemical elements
he snao i fouad 20 cgntsin 81 pounds
q osYxe0 - tAke up under
ordinary atmospheric pressure. the
space - rposa ~ feet long. 20 feet
~i,'s. sni 10 fee. hirh. Us hoiy also
aolas is pounas % hydrogen. which,
trSer the sarn~ conditions. would oc-
snnv somewhat more than two such
r1orr.s a. that described To -he.e
sass h~ safed 3 pounds and is ounces
q oitruCea The carbon Ia he. e~srpus
- ths Individual referred 20 j. repre-
ented ~ = fput cube ~ coai Il ua0h.
"a - . diamond q - sam. size. BE-
ean.e the ssons to pfire cArhun. bat the
Nssicnsl uss-eu-n has not such . one
ga 81. pos-~S~ion A row Of bottles
eontsia t,~ osner elements Toing 20
make - the man Th--e are ounces
q chlorine. sa cunce- n iuorlne. :
...as-s- ~ phnerko-us 81, ounces II
,~tnsscnr. - ostrr>s - &ofinfr. ~
r-nses - rota-ria-a. ane-terfh - an
sance n lrcu. oan,,ez ~ magnesium.
md pounds sud - ounces ~ calcium
taieiun. as present market rates. -
'rrrth k@o a. cunce. ~ thai IRE
srnsstnt ~ it cnnssiresl n enc suman
f~.iv ha@ rnssnaF value g sfssesA
~ ~ eur felio'~ ei.izsns r-aiirr shas
fher are scr.h az uneh intrfusieaify
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F. c. OWES. Witness.


OFFIcE s. CHERRY. u Lrayton street.
SAVANNAH. Ga. December 10. 1891.
MEssKs. LIPPAAS Bios. Savannah. Ga:
DEAR SIRs:-I would like 20 add my
testimony 10 the almost miraculous ef.
feet Of Z. T. L. in the case OF Mary In
graham. a woman living on my place;
she had constant cough. sore throat,
debility. etc, and was emRciated 10 a
degree that she was unable 20 get out 81
bed unaided. being given up by physi-
cians. she had taken the ruinous so
called Blood Medicines without theleast
effect until being put under the p. L. p.
she Immediately began 10 improve and
is now in a. good health a. ever 10 her
life. You can refer 70 me at any time as
to the effects % +. r. Z. in the foregoing
case.
Yours truly. SAMUEL CHERRY.
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THE PEOPLE DEMAND IT
Benefits Not Confined 20 the
Wealthy Glasses.
Result OF Highest Medical Skill
in Reach OF the Poor.
The Value Of Health Greater
Than the Value Of Money.

Insalies know the value Of health -
pennilssss men know the value Of money.
Pain and sickness knock az the door
Of the high add the los. but not until
recently has there hssn a nedieine great
enough 20 win the hearty rscommends.
ton d the entire medical profession and
yet remain xithia the reach Of the most
modest flomss
The hundreds % testimonials from
some OF tho naost eminent peo-
pie ia the countfy. that have
rvceatly heen published. accommodating
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Stomach Troubles Cured.

Paine ir siussseh. tsietinE gieA
ks.sug Fftsr fe<e - ga
Psis- before srd sfseF es*a1G
ffsFs.tfst f&ifss n esasnsrel
90 - Fe8tlz fe-.Esas ftife4
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Al sor.xch t~oaf.ire c1rrd - ~. = Cieg
Ts-sa Oaia@ u Nod lhstslon strest ~
szxsfs. roonls 4, , I'D GrsDe kapi1s. AseA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
A Marshal Saved Lie and Hair.

MONTICELLO, FLA
Jan. 81, 1890
For the last eight years | have been in
had health. suffering with Malaria.
Rheumatism, Dyspepsia. Dropsy. My
digestion was bad and my hair all came
out; in fact | was nearly a wreck.
had taken kidney and blood medicines,
which did me no good When | began
taking Z. p r.. about three months ago.
l was as weak as child have only
taken four bottles lsmall size). and to-
day am well man and my hair has
come again" / cannot recommend T.
Z. j. too highly.
w. r. WARE,
Marshal. Monticello. Fla
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CATARRH CURED.
HAVE YOU CAThRR4l

fsrt fo8 Tatns orss Ne 80
A. foD eges easargf
beef fo1 en- cgaEh every DiIat,
Ar fuu sfcf A. tbf sosnachf
- s1e4s eouflnsels drpplunF ~ sns1ss
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sirest - ssfrs ra<els ard & orsat
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Dr.. S. Clay Todd,
1hs rsnso<- Nerve srecs.,lA
NO. isNoRTH DIVISION STREET.
Roomsi 3snil
GRAND RAPIDS. NIca

c..svrh. Teafn~-. Rke1rnsfss--s, <s-ros.
Dsffihy lIHpot~ncy sno ~ cisss-.
rsrnisfng from -srly nd.scrstisns ed
sr-esse. a n1anhos4 ~ diseas-. -
IA prinsgg rrgsns. Fartssi iassiFs.s
fsricoeais fapfares fafaors s-ruflia
ed fnans arlgsy. slln E.-es-es Aras
snS tion@g cosonissrse. hesyt as~es-- s'sort
res. - traass. fHcs - i.esa. ssnssi - tsck
s.e. irclsdise al fsrasl~ cow pis,nes sss
rs.oasa o.-a-ss etfsa saict.F Sa1 pr
r snsrtiF
Cs.1ssaafatle-s Frest Ne efsarre fos 49,
vsoss u.sli csr~d Meascluss fef nosse sr~as
Deat sent sFssSpb~rs 800 sos 40 "
sasets0Es
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N. ( N. FRIEDMAN.
SPECIAL
QUOTATIONS.
FOR TODAY
SATURDAY.

Prices quoted Cioaks all this goods
garment the style old stock Come
quarters.
100 coney aud Astrachan Faced Garments 1895
d o able the price ask for them
800 Assorted styles. Box Coats Capes
Worth Collars Fur Trimmed all materials $685.
many of them worth $1,000
At $1,000 will place before you today twenty of our
best style garments ranging in from $140O $1700
$500 Plush Capes, fur trimmed $l595.
Astrachan Jackets best quality and warranted $3.50
competitors price $4,000.
Children's Cloaks at 200. $50. $500
500 Ladies' Wrappers well made choice patterns 70
Striped Outing Flannes SO cents a yard.
Turkey Red Prints, with black figure
$0O all wool Whip Cords and Dagonals in black
so cents yard.
s125 Imported Broadclohs all shades, SO cents yard
Infants Wear at great reductions.
$500 and $500 Infants Long Dresses reduced TO $19S
$500 and $500 Infants Long Embroidered Coaks $3.50
Childrcn's Elder Down Coaks, $500. $3.50, $500.
Comforters. large size 80 so 20 cents and $100
Ladies' Childrens All Wool Hose
frorp 80 cents
Underwear of all kinds at special prices.
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