The Dickinson press., 1893-12-09

position pre-eminent over other medi.
cines Of tho class. ."-Chas. Davenport
Dovar, N. j.
Ayers Cherry PectoraI
Prepared BY Dr.. j. c. Aver Co.. Lowell, Mass.
promptto act, sure to cure
Saturday, December o, 1898.
Read the C o D ads.
How many beans in the jar!
Xmas goods at the C CD.
Pure maple syrup at Scoield's.
Presidents message on page one.
New holiday advs. Read them all.
Blankets Soc and up at the G O D.
A full line of playing cards at the
COD.
Xmas cards and cardboard at the
COD.
Go to Scofeld's for fresh ground
buckwheat flour.
Ready made wrappers at the COD.
Just received.
Dolls and trinkets-Well, l should
say so-at the C Cd.
A new lot of bed spreads, all colors,
csc. and up at the G o D.
A new lot of novels just received
at the G Cd. l4c. each.
Joe Crosthwaite has taken Elmer
Hagan's engine-No. 708.
Geo. Miethe of Minneapolis regis.
tered Wednesday at the Willard.
Mrs. E. l.. Scofield entertained the
No Name Club Wednesday evening.
The knights of Pythias are pros.
pering and receiving new members.
Prot. F. Warren, eye expert, has a
business announcement in this issue.
Mems and boys caps, mittens and
gloves at bottom prices at Scoield's.
John Dobson: People don't know
anything about "hard times" in Dick
inson.
Clocks, lanterns. clothes wringers,
carpet sweepers, brooms, ETC., at the
COD.
Rev. John Orchard has been out for
little recreation in the Bad Lands
this week.
J.. H. Flyneson of Minneapolis is
assisting Fred Christensen at his
tonsorial rooms.
New line of German prints and table
oil cloths, of the best grades, just ar.
rived at 6cofeld's.
just think of it! Ten quires super
fine ruled legal cap writing paper only
60c. at the c 0 D.
w. G. Tubbs: You have milder
weather in Dickinson than we do in
the Red River Valley.
Mrs. Boyd Of Gladstone, is pre-
pared to take family sewing. Will
20 out if desired. ll-4tf
Mrs. T. F. McNair has been con-
fined to her room this week with a
genuine attack of grippe.
Mrs. A. NJ. Langdon's many friends
are rejoiced that she is again able to
be at her place of business.
Dominoes. dice, key rings and
chains, pencil sharpeners. sperm oil
and cologne water at the C Cd
Delicate shades of velvet and vel.
veteen for fancy works. fine line at
Mrs. Langdon's. IL If.
Travelling man: 1 don't know an.
other town in North Dakota where
trade is as good as it is in Dickinson.
Good cooking stove for sale ch ear
also one brand-new sewing machine.
Inquire of Grant Palmer. l2.2-2p
All untrimmed hats, feathers, or.
naments, velvets and ribbons at re.
duced prices at Mrs. Langdon's. 12otf
Coughing leads to Consumption
Kemp's Balsam stops the cough al
once.
Servant girl wants place in pri
vate family. Apply to Phil. Klug
Richardton, n. D. l2-2tf.
A few New York sample hats lef
which you may have at very low pri
ces for the next 80 days at Mrs. Lang
dOn's.
Mrs. Ed. Durrent has taken room
for the winter at Mrs. Paddock's ant
is prepared to do stylish dress-mak
ing at fair rates. Q 30 tt
Only a few overshoes left at SEQ
fields, but those he is selling at les
than present wholesale prices. Cal
soon and take advantage of this bar
gain if your size is in stock.
E. E. Cheney lost all of his hay
fifteen or twenty tons-Thursda
morning,it is claimed by incendiar
fire; and it is also stated upon goot
authority that the offender has beel
apprehended.