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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26

0b8tei@ Der sroBe Giienbabnitrett
INNER nod ni@t gang beiselest 1T, laBt
ii9 bas gnbe oauon bod lei@t poraus>
1eben. Oie Mrbeiter meroen babel, ME
III alien friiberen Streifs, brett am
Meiiten uerlieren, aber aud bic Giien=
babns@ompasnten weroen our@ bic Bel
Dem Streit erlittenen unsebeuren Wer>
lutte fart in Mitleibeni3aft se5ogen,
III j3ufunft ebenlo ME ibre M%n9eteuten
bemibt iein, Nus itanbe 81 uerbiten. Die
Mrbeiter merosn aber aufs Nteue gu Der
grtenntniB selanst lein. baB iie ibre
@e9te niemals 0ur@ Stretts uno 8op=
colts, ionoern nut bur@ ben
Sttmm5ettel erlansen t0nnen uno
mir iin6 iiberieust, oaB ite bel ben nd@s
ftcn @ablen na@oradli@en @ebrau4
bapon MAIDEN weroen. o.. -..
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26
Mas fit sic 10 piel tbuu.

SER Treb Miiuer ponS rpins, Su., i1reibt,
bab er LANCE Sabre ein i6rpereS Nieremleiben
bate nnb seitweilis 9roBe S6mer,en i'm &i=
den; aud oab ct al, Der 9laie Tilt. Ct 9es
brau4te uiele i%osenanmte Merenbeilmittel,
aSer erfolslos. Dor etna einem Sabre uers
il4te CT @lettriiden 8itterS lllb ianb balb
Grlei9terlun9. Gleftriider 8itters 1T beion=
bers fir 9tierens unb Qeberleiben SeeiSnet uub
siebt oft ioiortise Qinberm8. Gin Deriu9
luirb bies beueiieu. Cine SroBe Tlal1e nur
so Gents III >. ". Oliens Npotbete.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26

Die Nrobibitioniiten bes @taates
baben, na@bem iie bel ben Yopuliiten
nmionit ansetlopft batten, ibre ei9ene
Convention absebalten uno ein @taats:
tifet aufseiteut - ein gang uni@uloises
ger9niisen, wel@es man ben @a6eriin.>
peln BON 9erjen gerne 90nnen BARI.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26
New ULM
MARkE
- Don -
3anx Retnbnrt.

NO. 8 SUED MINNESOTA STRASSE.
3ew uIna, 2tnm.
Ole belten @orten irii1eu Mnb 9epodelten
Tleii9es, Sdmal3, irii9e unb 9erSuderte
8irite itets oil 9anb.
eB- 3rtt@e aas eeraaaerte @artmee Tub
ttetS ~ baben.
Sriide 2luitern mdhreno Ser Saiion.
@aaren merben fret ms Saus s~eliefert.
Sir &inbuieb unb S9weine be5able i@
mer bic bSditeu 9reiie.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-07-26
Haeber|e & Schneider,
Gi8h6uoler.

Gem Nubtitum sur @adri@t, bab mir bas Gts9ei@dft
pom q. 6ertan ibernom1uen baben unb bercit iinb, allen
Yeitelunsen auf Sas Yromtete aa entipreden.
8eioutere Aufmertiamtett wirb bet gieierans pom
gts an Yripat>Jamilien seidentt. Wan rtdte aue @es
~iteuuuaen an :. 6aeberle ober Watb. Sdneiber.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
'sWill ahe arouse new hopes and azn.

/. y. v ~ d t-EgN
Twin she arouse new hopes and am.
sbiehuns In this manly breasti'
II she don :, 1t will be her fust failure
s s#J = And Twill agin becums a hustler and
60 about with 8 determinashun to conker
or dies Stranger, don't hold out no false lIs'
hopes to crushed and dyin mani,
After sum more talk the oritter walked
back with me to my shanty, and Ihanded
him bottle Of sassyparilly, and he drank en-
OF its contents. In Ave minits he was Z
changed man. Hope returned; ambishun
fired his soul; gladness shone n his eyes.
I patted him on the back. headed him out
into the world and told him 70 SO forth
and conker.. He went, but as darkness
fell he returned and stole my spotted hoss,
and shotgun, and q blanket, and though
I chased him three miles he got away
sSich Is the gratitood Of human natur', but
I'm not complainin. II lean CIT the cas e
properly afore the public, itiorter increase
the sales Of my sassyparilly by 50 BOTTLES
q week. Don't git up in the night and
take my Magic cement by mistake, and
don't gin the baby the bottle to chaw on y,
while cuttin his eyeteeth. a \. n M /
sy5$ ..se. ". -: AUSTIN KEENE.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
Fate.

!, y
\ Long she stood at the window and mus
ed. The rays of the setting sun entangled
themselves in her Titan hair or surround
ed her glorious height Of feet with q
aureate halo. Proud, queenly, limbed like
goddess, she was indeed q magnificent
specimen Of femininity.
g Strange she muttored. And then
soft, self plying, half happy smile fitted
across her face like q CLEAN of April sun
shine. sa 5F5f.% @5s & ~ .$5
@s = Strange" she said again, ''to think
that l, who only nix short months ago wal
the quarter back Of the Emanoipated Maid
ems football eleven, should have lost my
heart to man whose collar is q size and
half smaller than mine. But such i
fate. And love him!',"s - ,$s@sE
i Carelessly picking up 4opound dumb
bell, she tossed It out Of the window and
across the lot and then sought her bou'
doir. - CINCINNATI Tribune. Z 4Ets
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
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Confusion In the Temple.

During late protracted session Of the
Blue Light tabernacle the Rev. Whang-
doodle Baxter brought his umbrella down
on the pulpit with a jolt that ratified the
sash in the window frames and exclaimed:
"Dere's got to be less talkin in dis room.
I can't hear myself think." T& ,3i
Upon hearing this one of the colored
sisters arose and said: LIZ 55lf&53
"'Brudder Baxter, I wishes ter call yer
retention to de fac dat 1t am de male
members of de congregation whom am do
in de talkin.''
""Hit am, am it'" replied the Rev.
Whangdoodle, with a savage CLEAN In his
eye. ,"I'ze mighty glad Of dat. Oar am
some kin of show of hits stoppin II hits
de males. Eff hit was de females dat was
talkin, dar would be no hopes Of hits eb-
Der lettin up:"-Texas Siftings.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
Questions For Debate,

The season Of the literary debating
society-may it live foreverl-is on
again. There has never been time in
the history Of the country when there
were more questions Of Importance that
the intelligent young American should
interest himself in. Our young people
should get thorough information and
make up their minds on these questions
In getting knowledge they should get
all that is possible to be obtained, not
only on the side Of the fence where they
are, but on the opposite side. the better
to look at things from the standpoint Of
their enemies. This shows us weak
spots in our arguments and in our char
acter as nothing else can.
There is the question Of whether the
income tax is beneficial, and If SO what
form Of it is most desirable. Then again
hundreds of intelligent people are think
ing seriously whether the president and
United States senators should not be
elected directly by the people. Should
we have the referendum in the United
States? What would be the effect if the
United States should be changed to all
exclusive silver coinage country? Are
the present bard times and want of en-
ployment directly caused by political
legislation? If so, what legislation? Is
woman suffrage expedient? Should the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09

and Wept afreSn. LIKE A MULE.
Eyes, stranger, that's SO, but I'm feelin
sorry fur the pore and humble critter who
got my Mary Ann even If she did sarve
me out. She WARS No. IL shoe, and she
kicks straight out behind, like mule,
and her breath would wabble the hind
wheels off a wagon. In leavin this yere
vain world fur better land freely for
give him.
3 'sAnd won't nothin pursuade ye to live
on and becum coltish and arnbishus agin?"
sNuthin, stranger, nuthin on the face
Of this airthl Ye see before ye Teller
critter who will be dyin around in para
disc and producin sweet moosic on a gold.
en- harp before this days sun sinks below
the hills and the shadders of night cum
down to kiver up the wicked spots of
airth. I can't say jest how much influence
I'll hev up thar bein as hahn t purity and
am no hand to push myself ford, but if
yell gin me yer name I'll do the best !
kin fur ye in my humble way. 80
..As fur the name, it's Jumpin Joe, and
fer yer willin ness to help me I'm much
obleeged." I. . @ .,1. ~
'sWhat did ye jump to git SIGH q jump.
In manner" III .....
( "a claim or two in the beginnin and
[ afore had reformed from my wickedness,
but it Gums mostly through my jumpin
$50 s5&tg gs.s.,2%52a- 80 frot, md tho m an
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
Too Much Education.

Sympathizing Clergyman Ito oonvict)-
How did you happen to get heref, You
seem to be an intelligent man.
Convict-That Is just the trouble.
followed good advice. s5s
Sympathizing Clergyman Good advicef
Convict-Yes. That what reads, "rhe
Lord helps those that help themselves. -
BROOKLYN Life. ~ ssy~s r. S-%%ss$g5 -5'$@5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
<Crow Wing for Fuller.
Special to Daily Transcript.

Special to Daily Transcript. :. ~ '.,.,-...
BRA1NERD, Mint, Nov. with
two small precincts to be heard from
the vote is as follows; Fuller, 942;
Hemstead, Isl; Ferris, 1880; Harris
horn. 913; Mallettr. S557; Jones, 9O3;
Cheeley, 2A; Newton, POI; Cole, $40;
Hendrickson, 3l6; Smith, u; Klein
steiber, 100. This gives Fuller a
majority Of 191 in He,nstead's own
county. ~ - -. - ;. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
The Custom of the Country.

"When was in Kentucky last" said
the man who had sworn of, lit was very
dry down there, and they told me I'd have
to take whisky or nothing" 2$&
''And what did you sayf" inquired one
who was interested in his welfare. l$
] II said nothing, = he replied, with the
air of a martyr. f IA \ NJ M ~ # Pup Y
4 THAT was right, that was right, my
dear fellow" & .sa3, M ,.
''Yes, found out that 1t was. They
always give man whisky under such cir.
oumstanoes, when he says nothing. p
Detroit Free Press. . ,s$ .3a.s.'.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
MORRISON COUNTY ALL3RIGHT.,'
Morrison County Joins the Republican
Ranks With 4 Big
Majority.
a Biz Republican Victory and a
Rebuke to the $1O, 900
VI Beauties. ss

The Offices of Morrison county
have been wrenched from !. the
clutches OF the Democratic court
house gang who for years has hung
on with bulldog tenacity, and the
future for this county ID much
brighter thanit has ever been be-
\ fore. When the Transcript came out
some months ago and charged the
old officials with running the county
! In debt at the rate Of 81, 900 per year,
the Democrats made sport Of the
idea and commenced their bulldOzing
4 tactics in order to,get the voters to
support them, but it did not avail
them much as the result OF Tues
days election will prove. The bust
ness men OF Morrison county who be-
long to the Republican party took
up the fight and soon Others
who realized the terrible condition
Of affairs took hand in It. The
fghtwas hard one and made on
the issue Of management of the
county officials. Those gentlemen
evaded the issue in every manner
possible, but it did not 20 down
with the people and by their votes
Tuesday relegatpd them to private
life. The Republicans were careful
in the selection Of their men. while.
the Democrats allowed themselves
to be be run by q government tticfal
and certain jay-urnalist, recently
imported. The people Of certain
portions of the county were ignored
especially Belle Prairie and Ripley
with the idea that the Pierz vote
would carry them through. The
people of those towns resented it at
the polls, on election day. q
Little Falls turned up an over
whelming Republican vote and
the other towns fell in line and
did the same thing. When the people
of Morrison county become aroused
they respond in no uncertain terms
and this time they administered a
fitting rebuke to the Sic, 900 beauties.
The Transcript publishes q table
showing the votes Of the various
towns. ~" MI. II - XII:
: T Nelson carried the city and county
by a large majority, and Towne had
a majority in the city of 252. Even
the First = ward, supposed to be
Democratic, caught the fever and
went for Te,wne. "a. II .3 5 4
\ a S For. the senate the city*gave w. M.
Fuller q majority Of 23O and the
county will give him over 500.
Crow Wing county gives Fuller
1911 majority \ and Staples gives
him "a majority Of 1O2 over
Hemstead. Long Prairie gave
him q !, majority as did Mile
Laos. He is elected by an enormous
majority. The legislative ticket
was well taken care of and Ferris,
Jones, HartshOrn and Mallette will
occupy seats in the next house OF
representatives. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09

. -.
Of my Cherokee
sassyparilly
tech his vital spot
and relight the
candle Of hope In
his dispairin
heart.
"That's so,'' seq
he as he pulled a
handful Of grass
and gnawed at it
. ..rH . rI .-4
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09

no DeoI OF 10 o1 OUo Fo1oo1aSH n <1171o@
critters" SEE as realizes that one dose
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
HE'D NO USE FOR LIFE
JlJMPlN JOE OF cHER okEE MEETS 4
HOMELESS, AZ PELEsS WANDERER.
And After Hearing His Tale q Voc Per--
NJ n suades Him g Take N InspiritinE dose
4 u tho Wonderful Sassy arilly What the
h Result Was. ii. n 53I Il 81. ss3$ tg

II Ar needless ia. remark that 1 am still
engaged IN the grand and glorious mish-
m Of contributin TO the happiness Of my
Teller men, or at least sich Of them as {
meet up with in this Cherokee strip who
viii permit me to extend my efforts in
thar behalf. 2$ N, s}
The other day, q I was out 'archin fur
the roots which ar the foundashun Of my
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
Els Conversation.

"Whera are you going, my pretty maid2''
"I'm going a-chestnusting, SIR she said.
"May 60 with you. my pretty maid9'
'I prassr the Kind ON the trees" she said.
~ = ie. ,-.-.,z. :. Ill Tacb;npfo,, c4-
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09

HOPELESS NAN sorrers" s,.3 f.
Tears gushed from his eyes, and he sot
down on the grass and sobbed aloud.
'Hev loneliness and sadness and sorrer
driv all the boundin enthoosiasm out Of
yer soul and left ye to walk in the shad-
der of dispairs'' se: ~ ....'.'.
s.She hev, stranger hev!" And he
weeped and wiped and wept agin. ''-
! "Mebbe ye had wife when ye logged
along this way from Kansas or Missouri
partner of yer .busum, as Shakespeare
puts iti''* r. ''' y IT. .
II had, but in my sorrers I could no lon
ger hustle, and che fled with a gilded
stranger who was sellin SEWN machines
around the kentry on the weekly Install
ment plan-warranted not to rip and any
child kin run EN-" H-~>~~ =
'''And ye luved that woman with a
boundless luv?' - "
..Sorter luved her, sorter boundless luv.
shouldn't hev felt so bad, however, if
she hadn't taken most of the outfit with
her and left me shakin myself all over the
claim with the seven day ager." 7:f
"A woman &OeGn Wnar SIG lIsbeth, seA
as I. remembered the names of three who
had run away from me in days gone by.
"Yes, she do, andAurn her pictur'!" he
replies as he gifts up a leetle speerit in his
tones, and the end of his nose grows red
with emoshun.. .,z-,-,, -. -. -
Sand ye ar fnanshually b,lsted?' L s$
busted all to squashl II gondolas wal
a-sellin fur cent apiece, with the bilel
and injine throwed in free gratis, ]
couldn't buy one"
".And while ye war shakin with tho
ager and mournin AFTER the lost partner of
yer busum alongs Gums kuss who Jumps
We outer yer hole In the ground and seizes
yer bloomin claim as q site fur an orphan
asylumi" e. -, ..5:@ ;1-
.'He do, stranger, he do, and ye behold
in mo wifeless, homeless, hopeless man,
and one who ar about to shuttle off this
mortal coil and be at rest. Yes, human
critter Gums along while my chill was on
and pulls me out Of the hole and tells me
to 60 hence" -
"The best Of us ar but pore and humble
critkera - sez "a I realizes that one dose
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09

jner in which my
Cherokee sassypa-.
..,ril1y jumps hope
and ambishun in.
to the souls Of all
who take it &C
,cordin to the
printed direck-
shuns on the bot
tie. Shake afore
usin, and don't
lose the cork and
stuff a rag inter
The bottle. II ye
ar minded to take
a dose or two, I'll
all about yer
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09
ARETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
q Page From Her History.

The important experiences Of others are
Interesting. The following Is no exception:
II had been troubled with heart disease 20
years, much of that time very seriously. For
4 i've years was ted BY one physician con-
tinuOusly. Twas in business, but obliged to
retire on account OF my health. A ply
stefan told my friends that could not live .
month. MY feet and limbs were badly sWol-
len, and I was indeed in q serious condition
when gentleman directed my attention to
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, and said that his
sister, who had been; afflicted with heart dis
ease, had been cured by the remedy, ana was
again q strong, healthy woman: purchased
a bottle Of the Heart Cure, and In less than
feel decided improv ement In, thefircnlation
Of my blood. When had taken three doses
could move my ankles, something had not
done FOR months, and my limbs had been sWol-
zen SO long that they seemed almost purified.
Before ! had taken one bottle OF the New
Heart Cure the swelling had all gone down,
and was so cNch better that did my own
work. On my recommendation six others are
taking this valuable remedy. Mrs Morgan,
$50 w. Harrison St, Chicago III: !
DR.. Miles New Heart Cure, discovery OF an
eminent specialist in heart disease is sold by
all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent
by the Dr.. Miles Medical Go, Elkhart, Ind, on
receipt Of price, 81 per bottle, six bottles for
s., express prepaid It'll positively free from
all opiatrs or DAM drugs
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1894-11-09

CeleDrato0 CnefO-
kee sassyparilly,.
which Is soldat 81
"a bottle and war
ranted to enthuss
the vital speerits
as nuthin else kin,
I met . pilgrim
whose dejeckted
appearrn nee enlist
ed my sympathiesl
to once. He was a
lame In both legs,
his / b alck was .
bumped up, and
his eyes were red
from wipin away
the tears of sorrer
on the tails Of his
/. WOODEN coat. +
Pilgrim = SEE
I as I stood before
him, '.';why. this
sorrer2''$. = =. l.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
So-Called Gold Cure.

"The danger of the SO-called gold cure
for the drink habit have frequently
been described in these columns, and
many cases of suicide, murder and in
sanity, resulting from it have been in
stanced. The latest cases in this state
reported by telegraph last week were
those of George Ross, of Wabash, and
III. w. Camp, of ElwOod. The former
became violently insane and tried to
kill his wife. The dispatch says that
'sOme months ago he took the gold cure
and his nervous system was shattered
by the treatment. The latter died at
Marion while undergoing the treatment,
the dispatch saying last winter he trav
eled as lecturer in the interest of the
gold cure company. "-IndianapOlis In
dependent.
We wonder if our friend of the indie
pendent, ever took the pains to scan the
columns of our large city papers in
search of scores of items that are daily
chronicled in regard to the numbers
of men who try to kill their wives while
intoxicated. Has he carfully noted the
cases of delirium tremens spoken of,
under whose baleful influence the victim
has rushed madly to suicides grave.
Then again, we might inquire about
those who are incarcerated in some mad
house who were brought to that place
of continent by their indiscreet use of
liquor.
We are no agitator along these lines,
but we believe in giving 1.-The devil his
dues" When some poor unfortunate,
has gone to some institute to gain re-
lief, and after going through course
of treatment, falls by the wayside, or
some other unforeseen trouble arises, it
is always laid to the cure No thought
is given of his former condition.
That there are institutions that are
frauds in this line of work there is no
doubt, and it is the newspaper that
should show them up. They owe this
to their fellOwmen.
That there are institutions in this
is addicted to the habits, hope of relief,
and when in their grasp not only rob
him of his money but injure him not
only physically but mentally, is an as
sured fact But while such is the case
there are those institutions that do af-
ford relief and the man who comes I'M
der their charge, unless when taken, is
physically wreck, receives the bene fit
he Graves.
We are too apt to look upon these
cures with disfavor, and instead of
giving them the benefit of the doubt,
and investigate their mode of work,
condemn them before giving them an
opportunity to substantiate their claim.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
Keep It to Yourself.


The editor of the Lemont, GILL; Oh
server, in a late issue aptly applies ;
remedy for the frivilous persons whC
are eternally cornering the editor anC
propounding some stale or unappreciat
ed joke. 1t fits the bill so nicely that
we reproduce it for the same purpose
He says:
"What is often good joke to tell, il
not always good joke to publish. w
want every item of legitimate news
but when it comes to lending our col
umns to the publication of insignificant
personalities whose meaning is under.
stood by those only who are ION the
inside we draw the line. When gOOC
fellow tells us we are good fellow
hooks his finger into our button hole
draws us aside and gently confides t
us that he has good one on 'sO-and-so,
and wishes we would six it up in goo(
shape funny, everybody laugh
land it will be all right" 0, yes it vii
be all right This is the way it goes
His friend saw Willie's arm around
Angelina when they were out riding
one starry night. Willie's friend comes
to the office, lets the editor into the Sc
cret and wants him to put it into the
paper somewhat after this form: 1--WE
would suggest that Willie Jones drive
with both hands moonlight nights
That is a sample of the rot an editor is
often expected to print under the guist
of news. And how many there are that
do it. 1t is not news; it is not journal
ism. 1t is giving our readers class OF
trash which makes newspaper med
ium of gossip and rObs journalism of its
dignity. DO not ask us to make fun OF
anybody's personal affairs Willie has
a right for ought we know, to put his
arm around Angelina; that is then
concern. If our over-ZealOus friends
who desire to assist us in getting out q
paper would put themselves in Willie's
place and imagine how funny pen
picture of a harmless hug looks in print
mayhap they would be less Jealous in
their efforts at news getting and more
charitable toward common inclination
of humankind on starry nights.
It's the old, old story, nothing new
about it. 1t, and all kindred jokes and
stale personalities, were out of print
years ago. We don't want them, and
we will not burden our columns with
such nonsense at less than the adver.
Using rates thrice doubled"
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16

All kinds of work from a card to a
full sheet poster can be secured at this
office. Remember we guarantee salts
faction in workmanship and prices.
Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16

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Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16
Remember that this is the Last Week
FOR The ID INCH
.SilkVelVetS
WORTH 75c. To $l.00, AT 49c
II YOU WANT Them At THIS PRICE CONE THIS WEEK.

We have received lot of new goods,
bought decidedly cheap and will be
sold accordingly. The CLOAK BUSI-
NESS is simply immense this year.
We have already sold as many Cloaks
this year as all of last, with at least
three months ahead to sell in. We
have lots of new ones in and getting
some by every express to satisfy de-
mands. They are very cheap and good
styles. We also are getting new