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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-10-24

Pisos Cure for Consumption has been q
family medicine with US since 1866. r.
Madison, 2409 42d Ave. Chicago, Ills.
Evening star., 1896-09-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNIsHED.

FOR RENT-I.OW. NEW AND DESIRABLE 10
r"oins ' ench, with latter two, t Stores | and two
fats: residence 2224 st. At 9l3 q. Il to
1870 end to 4:30 o'clock daily. ID. III. KENT.
aal4.2ts
Evening star., 1896-09-21
WANTED-HOUSES.

WANTED-rO OWNERS OF VACANT HOUSES
We are having appCa tiunS than TIL.
Let your vacant houses for You.
au29-lm RALPH W. LEE, G4i6 14th ST. nv
WANTED HOUSES To EkNT-WE HAVE DAILY
inquiry for good houses; yours may suit; try u.s.
We give personal attention to renting l:ruScS.
GEO. ii. BLISS Il CO.. 6,j3 f st. w. aus II
Evening star., 1896-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

Issued September 4, 1885,
Estate Of Henry NJ. Sweeny late Of the District of
Columbia, deceased. No. 1898. Doc %
Application having been made to the Supreme
court for probate of a last will and Testament and
for letters testamentary on said estate,by EdSlr
Berry and Charles W, EdmonstOn, the executors
named therein, this IS to give notice to ali con-
serned to appear in said Seur. on F.DAY THE
O'CLOCK A. NJ, to show cause why such appica
ton should not he granted.
Attest: J. NOTA McG11I. Register of Wills, DC
G. H CI;AGIN, Proctor for Applicant s7-law
Evening star., 1896-09-21
DENTISTRY.

DR. JOHN HAUGHTON LONDON, DENTIST. IS
confidently recommended my successor TO den
tai practice In Washington at 110I e ST. NV
DR.. W. MERRILL now of Gorham, Maine
ap3O-6ms
Evening star., 1896-09-21

ST-&DWG.. 6R. =. SIS co
2s AZ sw, Or. $1,000
3UJ ii sw. bath. 6r.1i.30
lob LIST sw. Or. .l2.00
1921 Half sw, Sr...Io
IL B-LEoNAED.53o AZ s.w.
Evening star., 1896-09-21

fpk KEN L
1872 18th ST NV. Tor,
file order. SO
.ou3 q ST NV, Inr. 10
ia 18th. over store,
9r ard bath. 30
Also stables, suaiibIn
or en suite. LA1IMi.I:
sn1.1t
Evening star., 1896-09-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISIIED.

FOR RENT-G03 lST ST.
25S "a sw. 7r. st. SIS
923 9th sw. Or. .13. 30
80 III sw. 5r. W. IL. ~
1905 Half sv. 3r. 500
Sli Il sw, Ar. Sc
sa1D-2ts
Evening star., 1896-09-21
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR CAPITAL
Traction stock or Washington property a valuable
tract of land tnlf way between Washington and
Baltimore: suitable for subdivision. SAMUEL
BEALMEAR, Room 1903, Fidelity building. Bal
timore, Md. sef3-3ts
Evening star., 1896-09-21
ATTORNEYS,

CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY EY-ATI.AW.
Webster Law building, sos d st. NV, Washins.
ton, D. @. Residence. No. Mount Vernon FlatS
New York ave. and 9th st. NV. eela
Evening star., 1896-09-21

FOR RENT
1871 l. ST. 3-story brick, 12r, furnace,
good order Observation-Disclosures. .s.a 90
11I0 ore. ave. 9r.. very desirable residence 1900
17l2 18th St. 12r., thoroughly renovated.
furnace heat .......................... 47. so
1114 ST., splendid house ard location l2r. 40 90
1927 o St, 10 rooms. steam hcat........... 5O.oo
1877 st. 12r. .S5oeo 1S2s : st. Sr..... 1900
1306IIarewood ay,sr23e la i ST ne. ar. .2l 90
13o he, 2l.OJi 156 u st ne, 7r. .2l 90
O39 Ackcr ST, fur lbs i st he, 1r. .2l 90
mace heat, 1r. 10 30
FURNISHED
1900 Mass. ave-, corner Of 18th. a splendid
residence. location unsurpassed, 10 rooms.
1921 10th St, 3-story brick, IA rooms, fully
furnished, will lease for two years
longer 1UVcv
For full list of furnished houses. ofccs. etc, call
at Office OF NJ. NJ PARKER,
sel9-6t 141S L st. NV.
Fol. RE.NT-BI OSCAR W. WHITE.
lila L st. NV.
1867 Kenesaw ave. 201? 14th NV, st&sta.-
10r fur. 500. 90 2l4I = NV .S5oD0
SD Conn av, lar, 3b.-- 2ls6 l. NV. 1909
S21 14th NV. .st&sa12b.Oo IA 11th NV 90
l716 = st NV, fur 1O6 Ind ave NV. 90
unfur .......- 1922 Fla av ne. Ii 30
sal9-3t
Evening star., 1896-09-21
BOARDING..

line of cable cars; large, cool rooms with board
for transient permanent boarders; terms rea-
sonable. ;y2-tf
Evening star., 1896-09-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-FURNISHED OR UNFURNISIIED, A
handsome house; Is and bath: anal. /;
fashionable nsighbOrhOcd: completely furnished !;
$13 month; unfurnshed, 800 month. 1902
Evening star., 1896-09-21
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
FURNISHED.

FOR RENT-TWO LARGE SECOND-STORY
o.. frcnt and two hall rooms with board. to adults
only; have to be seen to be appreciated. 4l5
and All 9th st: NV: terms rensonnble: se2l-3t'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
NOT BENEFTTTrNG ANYBODY.

From 1879 TO 1893 the Board of Pub
lie Works was authorized to furnish to
any railroad or internal improvement
company. convict labor from the peni-
Tertiary for any work within the State,
but in 1898 the argument was made that
such working of the convicts interfered
with the honest labor, and the pro-
vision of the law was repealed by the
Legislature of that year.
The result has been the importation
and employment of lot of Hungarians
and Italians 10 work on the railroads
who work for much less than cur honest
labOrers. and the cOnvicts are kept in
id,eness in The State prison TO be fed
and clothed by the honest taxpayers
and in nine cases out of ten the con-
victs are a better class of people and
could be more safely turned loose in any
community than those who are doing
the work they should be doing and who
are in the true sense of the word sup
planting our honest abOrers.-Charles-
ton Gazette.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
a MILLION DOLLARS
Distributed in Dividends This Month, In
and About Wheeling.


The amount Of dividends paid out by
the various corporations and compan-
les organized and doing business in
The city of Wheeling for the year 1895,
and generally distributed the present
month 20 stockholders, will in the ag
greg3-e reach the enormous sum Of
100000. Thes7 figures have been
secured by the Register and carefully
computed, and is outside sums, purely
earnings, which have been added by
the management Of some concerns to
the Strength of the capital stock of such
companies by dhe creation Of or ad-
ditions to certain funds. but 10 a small
extent inc.ud=s the taking Of earnings
and adding the same TO the improve
ment and increased values of the vari-
GUS properties of tle business associa-
ti0ns. This amount of dividends earn
cd and distributed has bsen made by
the manufacturing plants of the city
banks. street railways. building and
loan associations and a number Of
other corporations and companies. and
does not speak al all in weak terms for.
Wheeling as dividend paving city,
and it goes far to prove tha careful man
agement of the financial and busine $
institutions of the city and their sue
cess. and Wheeling should be proud of
,liS showing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
REAL ESTATE MARKET.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
Hooks ONCE.

Deed made january 80, 1896 by Fred
er.ck YaniJ and wife to Thomas Cab
r.., for lot No. Is, in square No. 5, in
Gilchrist's addition No. 3. COns-dera-
t.-n. 81 300.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
GUY BROS, MINSTREIS.

The Guy Bros minsrels will appear
at the Grand Opera House the first half
of next week. The Montreal Star says:
The Guy Bros minstrels gave a per-
Torrance in the Victoria armOry hall.
The rendering of the songs was good.
The end-men, w. II. Guy and G. R. Guy,
were fine. Although their jokes were
not very numerous. they were original
and very funny. The trick drill, dane
ing, horizontal bar performances were
above the average. w. II. Guy is a
clever negro comedian. Eddie McDon-
aid, the contortiOnist is one Of the best
seen in Montreal for long time"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31

A girl named Kitty Welch, living back
Of Wellsvi.e. was taken from Ada Fos-
1er's house Of Eli fame, yesterday, at
the request of her uncle, and ,ocked W
Uu II she could be taken TO her home on
q train. The girl IS about the TOUCHES,
2ecimen Of femiriut-y ever seen at
the City Hall, although rather prepcs-
sess.ng IN appearance. She is a com
piers neral wreck, and don't care who
knows i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
4BbeeIin9 8e9lster
ATTENTION, BUTCHERS AND BREW
ERS!

We are full up again on all sizes and quail
tiles Of our celebrated Atwood Knit Jack
cts. Price from $500 up. Also agents for
tho famous JarOs Hygienic Underwear.
L. HESS IL SONS.
fashionable TailOrs and Gents Furnishers
1921 and 1928 Market st.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31

american Extravaganza Company,
under the personal direction Of
Manager Hende son next Saturday.
There is no doub, that the house will
be crowded and Manager Reister ad-
vises those desiring good seats to Sc
cure them as soon as possible. The
matinee performance will begin at two
o'clock and the night performance at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
POTTERY WILL RESUME.
Special to the Register.

SPECIAL o tDe R6glster.
East Liverpool, o., January 800
day Receiver J. B. Clark sold at public
sale the Pioneer pottery, at Wellsv:lle,
Ono. The plant was bought in for
S33. 600. The cid company reorgan.zed
and purchased the property at two
thirds Of the appratsemen.. The pot
ter VII resume Immediately under prac-
tically the old management The old
concern had an Indebtedness of 500
600
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
TOO MANY CONTINGENCIES.

The Wheeling Inteligencer is moved
by the force of the situation to recog-
nize the towering popularity Of Senator
Elkins as a Presidential possibility, but
the contingencies" ere 50 numerous
i'm its enthusiasm that one fails TO see
The loyalty of that journal to the sub
iect. Il would b. a terrible calamity
if the editor of that paper failed to
hand over West Virginia to that man
of destiny" just across the river
Charleston Mail (Rep)
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31

" A-AN4 q a 6al4Ad. vi
more than ten years. at
the Chicago Opera House,
he has furnished his pat
rOns with the most mag
nificent display of artis-
tic, high class and orig
inal extravaganza ever
witnessed in this or any
other country. The most
popular production in the
Henderson repertoire is
"Sinbad," which viii be
presented here by the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
PRICE LIST.

New Cal Prunes Qarge) lbs for...... 25c
New Cal. Evap Peaches 0ancy). lbs. &c
New Dates. 4 lbs Observation-Disclosures. 25c
New Cleaned Currants AZ los for. 2jc
New Raisins Qarge) lbs for............ DC
Fresh Corn Neal Is lbs for............. &c
Fresh Hominy 10 lbs for................ sc
Fresh Rolled oats. le los for............ 25c
Fresh Oat Neal 10 lbs for.............. sc
Fresh Butter Crackers, lbs for....... 25c
Fresh Ginger Snaps, 8 lbs fOr............ 25c
New French Kidney Beans lbs for. 25c
Choice Table Peaches. per can........ Ice
Standard Tomatoes. = cans for........ 25c
Fancy cold pack Tomatoes. per can. Sc
Choice Standard Corn, per can......... Sc
Star Candles, to the Id, per lb........ Sc
Carpet Tacks. per boX................... 1c
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
ADJUSTMENTS.
"STNRAD COMING

Nobody disputes Manager David Hen
dersOn.s right TO the title of Emperor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-31
Atlantic Tea Go.

our annual inventory is compl, te and
TO us is very satisfactory. our bust
ness shows a marked increase over "a
We are now resolved that go shall lead
all preceding years, if low prices and
standard goods viii attract trade. and
we think it will.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18

I'D Bill une com6die-farce qui
a reeu 10 plus grand success de-
pulls les quatre dernlsres ann6es,
sera Represented au Metropolitan
quatre soirs ct q une matinee aux
prix %poDulaires, commeneant d.
manohe soil. LA piece sera rem
due ic; par une troupe splendide
initiee par Mile Cslie Ellis, qui q
joue le premier roe avec le plus
grand success depuis sa production
sur le theatre AMERICAN, IL y a
quatre ans.
N. Scott. g6rant Ga M6tropoli-
tan, s'est assure, pour la fete d.
Noel, dune representation gu
null doute sera aussi populaire que
tout 80 quill de mieux dams &c
genre. Ce era la premiere repre-
sentation donn6e par le fameux
artistic anglais, M. Chevalier ct
son excellente troupe, Chevalier
a touch6 la marque en- chansons
caraot6ristiques ct en- personlfica
tons. II est en- Am6rique depuis
le printempts dernier venant de
Londres ct depuis plusieurs mois
fait fareur parml les New. Yorkais.
Get engagement commencera jeu-
di lie "a d6cembre, ct sc continue
ra trois soirs avec une matinee
special L. Jour de Noel.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18

ton hosanns, au pied du trone de
rEternel!
~
LIE DR. u. M. Brunei tient maln-
tenant son bureau a SO residence
au num6ro ZIG, West Superior st.
-.
M. Louis Beaurivage Went de
faire poser d son magasin de Ii
queurs, une pompe q biere des
plus perfectiong6es. Au moyen de
cette pompe, Ia biere conserve
toute So qualit6, produit une dou-
CO gazette, 81 l'on a la PROBATION
den prendre une quantit6 sufi-
sante. Avis q ceux qui seraient
port6s q la morosit6.
~
LIE parti republican, est on
train de reconna1tre l'appui qui
lui fut dome dams la derni6re
campagne par les canadiens-fran-
Gals de Duluth en- nommant un
des leurs q une position assez lu-
crative. Cette reconnaissance ne
saurait venir trop tot.
~
M. Joseph Bourgeault est en-
chante de la temperature agr6a-
BILE don't nous j%ouissons depuis
plusieurs jours. Aussi les travaux
de la patisse gull construct au
coin de la rue Sup6rieure-O Quest
ct de l'Avenue du Lac avancent-
lis rapidement. NJ. Bourgeault es-
pAre terminer son enterprise dams
) peu pres deux semaines, 81 cette
temperature r6publicaine cont
nue. ce laps dc temps.
~
Trente.huit bateaux prendront
leurs QUARTERS d'hiver 3 Daluth;
le plus grand nombre que
nous ayons jamais eu. Plusieurs
de ces bateaux sont d6la charges,
prets q partir dos que Ia naviga-
lion s'ouvrIra lie prlntemps pro-
la "Bapk Of Commerce delDu-
a ferm6 ses portes le 10 cou-
rant.
Ellie q suocomb6 q IN exces de
,onfance.
NJ. Olivier Cote, de Merrill,
Wis, est venu q Duluth, css jours
lerniers, y visitor son frere mala
le d l'hopita. Ste Marie.
NJ. Olivier Cote tient 3 Merrill
in debit de liqueurs
prTarE DuT.nTH.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18

de msniere q satisfsire lie goot des
plus dificlles en- matlere de thfa-
ire. )
Entrs autres chooses on admire
le magnifque chant du quatuor
Mugg t qul aide al success general
de la piece.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18

Gle Glveth His Beloved Sleep.
A peine en- avait-elle chant6 les
premieres notes qu'elle s'arreta
tout court, le corps incline en-
svant, les yeux tournes vers lie
plafond de Ia sale CONNIE 81 ellie
fut plong6e dams une profonde
contemplation, puts ellie s'affaissa.
On courut q son occurs. DIS me-
decins, appel6s en- toute hate, ne
pureDt que oonstater la mort de la
jeune cantatrice. On JUICE de re-
moi, de la CONSERVATION parmi le
nombreux aaditoire.
Les Danes B6n6dictines donnA-
rent imm6diatement l'ordre de
clore le bazaar ct frent transporter
le corps de l'infortun6e jeune file
q l'Acad4mie du Sacr6 Ceur.
Lies %fun6railles ont Gu lieu le Ii
ct une messe de Requiem a etc
chant6e le Id r6glise allemande
de St-Antolne de Padoue. Tous
les chaars de Duluth assistaient
aux ceremonies funebres. Les
Montagnards de l'6glise st Jean
Baptiste. sous la direction de N.
j. III. Bourgeanlt. fursnt fort re-
marques ct q bon droit.
Mile Kelley 6tait la soeur de
Nine Charles III. Hartman; ellie
est morte dune maladie du occur
don't ellie souffralt depuis long
temps. C'est ellie qui s'etait char
gee de la partie musicale du bazaar
ct ellie ne s'6tait 6pargn6e aucune
fatigue pour on faire IN success.
Ellie await une ~excellente voix de
soprano qa'elle mettait toujours
avec une prompte ct g%6n6reuse o
ionts au service >des concerts de
charlie.
Ange de la terre, tot qui dams
nos temples chantas 81 souvent les
!ouanges du Dieu Tout-P uissant,
ange du Oiel maintenant, daDs les
grands choeurs c6lestes, To CONT
nueras encore ton chant de gloire,
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18
TO ADVERTISERS.

The Echo de pOuesthas q larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also readyt to substantiate
this by proper certificates from
The superintendent of mails.
PETITE CHR0NlQUB
LIS SEN WON'T EFT Ills NOUS QUIT
MORT REGRETTABLE
NOUvELLEs NOUvELLFs
DULUTH, MINI, 13 Dec 1896
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18


c'est dire quill est a la portee de
toutes les bourses.
lis ont lieu le dimanche COM
mencant 3 trois heures ct demie
juste ct fnlssant q cling heures
pr6cisss.
Tous les amateurs de bonnie mu-
sigue, 81 ills sont nombreux pa~mi
les Canadiens FRANC is, Sc feront
un plaisir d'a ssister q oes msgni
flues concerts.
Ills ne regretteront pas leur ar
gsnt.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18

Apres The girl I left behind
me" on vera au Bijou une come
.die-drame lntitulee Tennessee
Pardner" historic romantique des
m5ntagnes par Scott Marble.
O'est Ia premiere fols que cette
piece est jou6e lci, mails ellie y ar.
rive prec6d6e de Ia reputation
.qu'elle = 81 &c faire partout Oh
ellie 8 pass6. #.
Ellie est pleine de situations dra-
matiques ct de- com6die excellente
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18

ne pour Lake Linden, Mich, son
home."
NJ. le cure L. j. Grandchamp
part le IA d6cembre pour aller
porter du r%6confort spirituel q ses
compatriotes d'Aitken, MINI. II
sera absent quelques jours.
M. Francis Dalphond, Gordon
nier q Duluth depuis une quinzai-
ne d'aunees, doit partir vers la fin
de d6cempre pour aller s'6tablir
soft 4 Montreal, soft a toilette,
Canada.
La grande navigation est q Ia
gonie. Ellie mourra probablement
cette semaine apr4s avoir fat une
blen pauvre vie en- 1896, apres
avoir langui entire un semblant de
vie ct la mort. Mails la saison pro-
chaine aura plus de vitalit6. lie
president Mckinley nous q d6ja
dome la confance. ii est vrai
qu'avec Ia confance seule les vol
les de nos bateaux Sc content NAL
ct leurs machines tournent gu9re,
mails les esp6ces sonnantes wont
venir. Alors les voiles sc gonfe-
ront bien sous le soufae de la PROS
perit6 ct les machines tourneront
bien pouss6s par cette prosp6rite
tant de fois promise ct qui SO fat
un peu ,rop attendre, q mon hum
BILE sens. N6anmoins afternoons
patiemment. Celui qui ne salt pas
attendre n'est-il pas indigne du
success qui l'attend?
lie bbzsr 1onD6 an Columbus
Block" par les Danes R6n5dic-
tines al profit de leur nouvel ho
pital ct commence le 9 d6cembre
aveo beauooup d'enthousiasme,
s'est termin6 brusquement le 10
au soir par une SCENE trag1que
des plus lamentables. Mile Mae
Kelly, agee de IS ans, etait mon
tee sur restrade pour y chante
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18
CONCERTS De DAM,

La 5saison des o6labres conc rte
de N. Frank DAM, Jr. est onver-
te depuis trois semaines 3 PHalr:-
monia Hall ct le success le Plus
pranl q d6ja couronn6 leg efforts
du chef ct des musiciens qui COM "a
posent Get orchestre 81 ayantageu-
sement connu.
lie pdriix men est que de 80 cents
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18
MINNEAPOLIS
v DRY GOODS co.

leurs has prix. Nappe de table
$40 damas ct ourlet p1qu6. ct
une douzaine de serviettes de 49,
pouces assorties, I'assortiment
pour S..
Serviettes en- damas blanchls,
satin fni grandeur 3-4, de qnalit5
reimbursement vendue a 50 so la
douzaine; ee lot va a $L,89 la
douzaine.
Damas blanchi, satin fni, r.
pouces a 9Oc la; verge, une
6pargne de 35c compare avec le
prix ordinalre.
Serv1ettes a%ssorties.
n us avons I'm tres beau choix
de Nappes de tables en- Damas
blanchi, 80 pouces de diametre,
faites express6ment pour tables
rondes, prix So a SIS.
Granas bargains en- essuie-main.
Un tres bel essuie-main en- da-
mas blanchi Saline, grandeurs 24x
So pouces, I'm article de SOC de
premiere classe d 333c chaque.
Applique ou garniture de buffet
GU bureau avec tro:s "doylies' as
(sorties, ST. 90, $l.35 ST. SO, ST. IS ct
So 90 l'assortiment.
Tales d'oreillers, meme sorte de
travail. 600, 81 90, $1.35. $l.4O,
$3.50 a 81 So la pair.
Nous avons aussl des milliers
d'autres articles don't les prix s mt
plus has que tout CO que vous ayez
jamais WI ct que nous ne pouvons
6num6rvr faute d'espace.
DEMANDED P. FL ROY, qui Sc
fera toujours le plus grant pla1sir
J de vous servir honnetement.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1896-12-18
on |e JOurdeI An
MINNEAPOLIS
y DRY GOODS co.

MsuDl5s Nous avons
un lot special de berceuses positi-
vement le meilleur bargain pour
l'argent jamais w dams les deux
villes. Files sont bien f6nies, en-
mutation de ehene on bouleau GU
acajou; couverture en- TAPESTRIES
de sole de choix; berceuses pour
danes 2.35. Les m6mes berceu-
ceuses ayec bras, So 8
On 6talage tres invitant de BIZ
bliothaques, Pupitres. Divans. So
pha, Sieges Romans. Armoirs en-
ChAne, D6cor6es ct POLES en- Fan
taisie, MIRRORS de Sale ct Porte
msnteau. Siege de Sale, Armoirs
a Faience, Armoirs de Parloirs,
Bullets, Tables . Diner, Chaises q
Diner, Chaises en- Bois Ours Pc
lies, Tables de Librairie, Tables
de Parloirs, etc Tabourets, Etage-
res pour Jardiniere, Piedestals,
Commodes de Fanta1sie D6pareil-
lees. Chiffonniers, Chaises d'En-
fants, etc.
Dept de Drapefiss Z n'i ie; sst
sur la ligne avee les besoins DIES
fetes. Mat6riel pour couvr1r les
oreillers. Les oreillers, qualit6 ct
prix consid6r6s, sont d6cid6ment
les meilleurs jamais montr6s.
Grandeurs 16-p Tsp Cop 22-p "a p
.42c 49c SOC 74c CSC
Etoffe q couvrir les oreillers de
sofa, crepe gold print de l2aac, l5c
q l8c la verge.
Mouchoirs 1 De p gss 1zes,., i
re d'attendre q la derni6re heure
avant Noel. LIE stock est q son
mieux q present. Nous passions
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Birmingham. Ala, a d6pos6 son
bilan lie passif est de 81 100000.
j. B. Newton manufacturer de
bois de construction de Cleveland,
Ohio a depos6 son biIan. Actif
$l25,000 passif $4,000.
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au-dessus de nos mouchoirs a bon
march6 pour attirer yotre atten-
ton sur des valeurs extraordinai-
res qui m6ritent une mention sp6-
ciale.
Is douz. de mouehoirs de poche
pour dame, en- toile ct brod6 a la
main, reimbursement yendu a 75c,
pour q chaque.
Aussi bargains en- Mouchoirs de
poche de Dentelle v6ritable.
Rnhans Des milliers de per-
sSsSSes sonnes trouveront de
riches nuances ct des splendides
valeurs dams ce d6partement.
Nous offrons I'm lot de rubans
de sole a carreau, couleurs gale.
valiant 35c la vge, settlement 29c
Rabans noirs, gros grains ct sa-
tin, pure soie, 5 pces de large q
Csc la verge.
M~arehandises Une idee q
en- CUR ton s 81 front
Porte-monnaie combine, double
de CUR 10 differences formes {
chois +, q Csc la piece.
Porte-monnaie en- veau mar1r
v6ritable, doubl6 en- CUR, valiant
75c pour % chaque
Un grand assortment de porte
monnaie combine avec pochette
pour cartes, toutes sortes de CUR
75c, ST. 90, ST. Is, $3.50, So 90. $500
ct $500 chaque.
Caisses q cigar, rouleau a must,
que, sacoche chatelaine, en- gran
de vari6t6, de Csc a SO chaque
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Une d6peche indianapolis,
Ind. annonce que le louisville,
New Albany and Chicago Bail
road" est passe entire les mains
dun administrations (receiver)
par arctic de la cour Fed 4rale.
La First National Bank de Hol-
lidaysburg, Pa, Pune des plus an
eiennes banques des Etats- Unis q
ferm6 SOS portes le is courant.
Ia Elyton Land Company, de-
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