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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-02-12

hundred feet, which will give them
over 200 feet in depth. The Red
Bird is the scene of another big
strike, over three feet of high grade
ore having been exposed, and the
owners (Messrs. Spotswood and
Mix, have commenced hauling
ore to the mill. =
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-02-12

Leete Stuart, of Clearwater wa,
In town Friday.
Joe Cox the butcher, went te
Camas prairie Thursday after bee
cattle. He reports beef cattle very
scarce and hard TO get.
Bert Davis returned from Clear.
water on Saturday evening in tfme
for literary. @18t
Mr.. Dizney, formerly of Clear
creek crossing but now residing
east Of Kamiah, passed through
town Thursday with some of his
household effects.
Pete King, one of Clear wa teri
old pioneer citizens, was in town
Sunday last and says he will give
$50 towards the construc ton of o
farmers grist mill at Stuart. f.s8i
Frank Ping made q flying trip, to
Crangeville Saturday. -
]. a.. Williams was on the
prairie looking after the "lost COW, /"
and says he found no bottom to the
roads,. . E y~
DR.. shawley, Of Denver, was
called to Stuart on Sunday night
of last week to wait on little Elma
Brown who has been having a siege
Of lagrippe.
/ Our town is infested with la
grippe.
Geo. Brown received a letter
from the OR. & N. Co. this week
in regard to a warehouse at Stuart.
We believe there will be a ware
house in due time.
Stuart's new mail route between
Kamiah and Stuart will take effect
March Is, 1897. This will give us
mail three times per week instead
of two per week from Grangeville.
A Mr.. Booth was. in town ON
last soliciting subscrip-
lions and ads. for the Cottonwood
Report.
The Indian men all departed for !
on Monday and Tuesday |
Of last week to get some more of
Uncle Sans coin. ..-..-
Jno. Morrison, of north side mid |
de fork, was in town on Saturday
buying supplies and looking after
The interests ola wagon road which
8 to connect his vicinity with
Stuart. >
Hotel Stuart is being greatly i'm
proved BY it's proprietor, L. B.
}Oble. .-r
Many letters of inquiry concern
ng the opening here for q black
mith have reached our P. M.
Messrs. Frank Bosch and Mr..
elliott were in town on Monday.
Merchant Gross made q trip to
Columbus recently to confer with
committee of farmers in regard
0 grist mill site at that point.
Jas. Dowdy is ill with lagrippe
his week.
Mechanics are busily engaged in
he construction of hall 18x4O.
4 feet high, for Warren Corbett.
Stuart's school is progressing /
'ell; there being five weeks more
0 be taught. e.
Lew Williams was down from
irangeville this week with a load
hay for his father. s
Hay and grain are in great de- {
land in Stuart.
Roads are very bad between I
irangeyille and Stuart owing to
much rain of late.
Settlers on the reservation are \
atching with eagerness the ac- r
on IF Congress and President Q
leveland on the free homestead <
IL. We think this ought to be-
me a law, as there is not one q
1tler out of ten who will be able 4
meet the payment of 1918 per .
;re. ,. n. -..=.E -. o
/
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-02-12

Let's take hold hands,
Mr.. Grocer, and dancel
g We've got some beautiful
business for you and with
you. and for and with your
customer. - =
81 ScAi22iMg's Best is the
tea. Pay every customers
money back that don't like
it. Well pay you. j. .a-, 8
/. There's money in it 'a z.
Schiling & Company
San Francisco a7aias3 ,ss
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-02-12
Denver Items.

OcuVor AC0mSs
81 Prof. Waltz is preparing his
scholars for a public entertain.
ment to be given in the near flu.
ture.
Will Ingram is out from ELL
City visiting his family. ,tb i
John g. Buescher, manager fol
II. Kuther's mercantile house, il
rustier and is building up a fine
trade.
The farmers meeting Saturday
was attended by it's largest audi.
ence; 95 farmers were present
Cottonwood was largely represent.
ed. The committee on site 70,
mill were instructed to report al
next meeting. Mr.. SCOTS propo.
sition to sell his mill and water
power for $500 was tabled.
The revival services continue
with renewed interest. Rev.
Mitchell preached to a large audi
ence in Presbyterian hall Sunday
evening Friday and Saturday
night % united with the Presby-
terrain church, and seven with the
Methodist. Not night passes but
conversions are made. The meet
ings will continue this week at the
Methodist church. The muddy
roads do not have any effect in
attendance, and four hosse teams
ore used ia coming to meetings.
Mud and mefllpS the prevail
ing features. = ~ = =.
Mrs. HAgood is quite iii. Dr..
Sbawley attending. sl 20
Mrs J. J. Pulse was taken very
sick Sunday with the prevailing
Pr: II, 3. Blake, was called in
6NNdeY to aee Mrs. Shilling who is
very low with dropsical complica-
p. +. Kessler, deputy sheriff of
11atah county, was in Denver
Thursday from Moscow, returning
with o. w. Anderson os the reser-
who is wanted for non-
appearance at court.
Justice Chase has issued an at
taehment ON the personal property
Of j. Breen.
Commencing Monday the stage
changes horses in Denver.
The Rose club meets at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. j. S. Parker Feb. 90.
Judge Sullivan is down with in
fluenza.
A. Janeke leaves for his ranch
at Russell in few days, to remain
some months.
Earnest Parker, former resident
of Denver, and at present county
commissioner of Nez Perez county,
was visiting friends Monday and
Tuesday.
u. Dunn is cOnvalescing rapidly
from his injuries received at Flor
,nce; . specialist may be able TO
restore the sight in the eye SO ter
IDLY injured. He has concluded
70 return to Florence as soon as he
eels able and not 60 home to
Colflx.
DIR. Short, the Cottonwood dem
list has come to stay as long as his
are wanted. d
Mr.. Booth, Of the Report was
exhibiting specimens. from recent
discoveries ct White Bird Monday.
ae isays excitement rnns high aud {
10 lo111ed two claims. His speci- |
studded with native Is
leppef. 49, q - IA
Dave Yates leaves in a few days a
o get bis mother at Lewiston,
HON he sent FOR to Missouri.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1897-02-12
THE FREE PRESS

GRANGEvfLLE. IDAHO.
FRIDAY. to: +: FEBRUARY IL. 1897
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
TRANSFORMED.

Ashton, james, col Kuotf, james II
Butler, X II Of ] col Mattlngly, Thos d
Curtis, VIM col Mack, Jno i, col
Dyson, Zach T Owens, George w
Goldsborc' WmJ r Woodland, Ign,col
Herbert, William NJ, colOrcd
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
LIST OF REGISTERED VOTERS.
ST. MARYS COUNTY.
Sept. and Oct. Sittings, '97'
From Unofficial Lists.

lst DistIct.
Abel, Andrew j, Wynne.
Butler, VIM Il, col, Park Hall.
Butler, Richard, col, st Mary's City.
Barnes, VII :" ."
Burrell, Mir /, col, Ridge.
Biscoe, Alex col; st Inigo's.
Corsey, James, Wynne,
Cox, James i, Park Hall.
Cox, William II, Park Hall.
Carroll, Clarence, col, St Iuigo's.
Collins, Eugene, col StMary's city
Combs, John f, WYnne.
Dunbar, } Frank, Ridge
Dunbar, Paul W, Ridge.
Dyson, William, col, St Inigo's.
Gum, Warren, col, st luigo's,
IIammett, D A, St Inigo's.
Hammett, William, Scotland.
Jarboe, Clarence NJ, Ridge.
Langley, Walter B, Scotland.
Langley, George, colored. RIDGE.
Morris Holm ~ q Inioo,s
MI. ,,.., ~ ~,
=. Ivy 1''"' ''' - oo'' "'ose'
MONROE Heorge, col, Scotland'
mayor, Charles, hluSe'
Morris, William f, Park Hall.
Powell. William p. RIDGE
Sewall Gaorga COL 81 Morv,o o;tu
-, =, n,,
-, ~ nv NV 10 'i' 0o'' Nv i"'so o
l yier' oterlihg' 0I lingo g.
Taylor, George Is L, Ridge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

alag stations.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

9Th District.
Barnes, John | col, Island.
Dickens, Henry j, col, Island.
Downs, james y, Island.
Evans, David 4, Island.
ZONES, Joseph, col, Island.
Morgan, Archie, col, Island.
Thomas, Edward 6, Island,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

Washington P. WA b. R.R) lie.
Baltimore fP. W. q b. II RI
Calvert Station leave.
Brandswtue (P. w. 4 b. Il. RI arr
- - w A. u II. Rl0 IaQvf
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
End Distictr.


Bean, Edward s, do do
Barber, James +, col do do
Blackstone, Jos j., do do
Barnes, VIM r, col do do
Brown, Gustavus, col, do do
Bradburn, Francis Il, Great Mills.
Biscoe, George II S B, col, Piney
Point.
Blackstone, S Freeman, CT. Mills
Cole, John A, col, Piney Point.
Coppage, VIM G, Valley Lee.
Dement,, Jno Frank, Red Gate.
Fenwick, Louis, col, Valley Lee.
Garner, Vincent A, col, Valley Lee
Herbert, George G, Valley Lee.
Hayden, James d, Piney Point.
Jordan, Jno W, col, Valley Lee.
Key, John +, col, Valley Lee
Milerson, Benjamin, Valley Lee.
Mckay, William A, do do
MilburD, Clement B, Valley Lee.
Price, James Edgar, Great Mills.
Price, Leo W, Great Mills.
Robinson, Jas II, col, Piney Point.
Ridgell, Charles Va Valley Lee.
Smallwood, Ed M,eoi. do do
Smith, John Ii, do do
Saunders, Jas II, Great Mills.
SummerviIle, Jataes Parran, col,
Valley Lee.
Say, George $, Valley Lee.
Traverse, James w, Valley Lee.
Thomas, Alfred b, do do
Vanris6ick, VIM Il, Great Mills.
Watts, Samuel, col. do do
Transferred.
Winters, Francis
Hammett, William
Holly, james, col
Hilton, VIM II
Bean, John p
Norrir, James Archie
Dead.
Adams, John r, Valley Lee.
Combs, Louis p,
Campbell, Jos, col, {" /"
Daley. Alex, col, {"
Fenwick, Jos, of ii /" {"
Green well, Jessy col T"
Milburn, John II, Z"
Price, Richard o, Great Mills.
Russell, Rich L., F"
Wheeler, John II, Piney Point.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
4th DiAtrict.

Bond, James II, CPL, Morganza.
Burroughs, William l., Chaptico.
Brown, pleasy, col, Morganza.
Burroughs, Alexab der 6, Chaptico.
Bush, Daniel NJ, pol, do
Bowles, John W, do
Bush, + A II, coli Budd's Creek.
Butler, John ), Cpl, Maddox.
BuRh, George II, tol, Chaptico.
Butler, Robert n, col, Clements.
Butler, Jas Il, col, Budd's Greek.
Copsey, James r. Maddox.
Counties, Edward, col, Chaptico.
Digs, Causina, col, Maddox,
Dyson, Zachariab y, Clements.
Dade, James J, col, Chaptico.
Drury, Daniel, Clements.
Ford, Robert, co, Morganza.
Graves, Stephen p, Maddox.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

Graves, Robert, Morganza
Goldsborough, William Il, do
Holt, Enders J ir, col, do.
Hurry, John d, Chaptico
Hayden, William, do
Herbert. James B, col, Morganza
Hill, G Dixie, Maddox.
Hayden, Joseph | Morganza.
Holt, Judson col Ohaptico,
Holt, Hayes col do
Jupiter, John II col Budd's Greek
JordoH, Edwin j col Morganza.
Jordon, George col Maddox.
Knott, James W Chaptco.
Knott, Bingham r Maddox.
Lowey, Sydnor II Ghaptico.
Lyon, James A Maddox,
Morgan, James 0 Chaptico.
Moore, Charles W do
Morgan, James D Budd's Creek.
Morgan, Stephen L.Chaptico.
Mack, John + col Maddox.
Nelson, Thomas d Chaptico.
Owens, James Budd's Greek.
Owens, George W Maddox.
Owens, Hachariah do
Oxious, John s col Chaptico.
Parr, James col Maddox.
PYe, Anthony S col Chaptico.
Price, Wilfred col Morganza.
Rusting, Parran col do
Short, John NJ col Chaptico.
Thomas, John NJ col Budd's Greek.
Thomas, William II col Chaptico.
Thomas, James IL col do
Woodland, Ignatius, col Maddox.
Winters. Martin $ col Chaptico.
Winters, Joseph A col do
Young, Clark col Clements
Dead
Butler William A, col,
Knott, Luke W,
Goodc, George H.
Middleton, Edward col,
Names Erased,
Harrison, John X,
Harrison, Arthur 7,
Harrison, Nathan w,
Harrison Samuel,
Thomas, james II, col,
Counties, Frederick, col,
Marshall, James W, col,
Transferred.
Barber, James NJ, col,
Burroughs, Mason d,
Cullens, William r,
Cullens, William f,
Davis, Benjamin,
Herbert, Charles J.,
Hayden, James b,
Holt Eugene Y, col,
johnson, John, COL
Morgan, Robert d,
Mattingly, Francis l.,
Mason, Charles II, col,
John r.
Swami, Perry A,
Smith, Stephen G, COL
Steward Samuel A, COL
o. o,,.,.I NV;it;.,, ID ,,I
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

Adams, Benjamin f, do
Bush, Ecleston, col, do
Booth, Geo G, Compton.
Bullock, James A., do
Birch, johns, do
Brooks, Gland !, Leonardtown.
Baughmal A, col, Compton.
Butler, Hem, ., col, Clements.
Biz " II col, Compton.
Butler, Dougles, col. Leonardtown.
Combs, Henly,,' DO
Combs, Robert ford, DO
Cryer, Ernest 9. Compton.
Cooper, Samuel, col, do
Curtice, William j, col, Clements.
Campbell, Joseph, col, Beauvue,
Combs, Benjamin j, col, do
Ching, Thomas o. Red Gate.
Combs, George, 1912 l4th st N W
Washington.
Cryer, William r, Compton.
Dyer, Hezekiah, Red Gate.
Davis, Albert III, Clements.
Dorsey, Alex, col, Leonardtown.
Doyle, John G, Wizards Hotel,
Washington.
Dyson, Richard, col, Loveville.
Davis, Benjamin, col, Compton.
DAVIS, Cyrus II, Red Gate.
Ewell, Harrison, Compton.
Floyd, John II, Hollywood
Cough, Frank j, col, Red Gate.
Green, Melvin s, Leonardtown.
Cation, William Robert, do
Cough, VIM II, col, Loveville.
Guy, Robert W, 1901 A! st Wash
ington.
Higgs, John Il, Beauvue,
Heard, Thomas j, Compton.
Hayden, George U, Lconardtown.
Holly, John Francis, col, Clements.
Hayden, VIM A, col, Leonardtown.
Holly, JAS Wallace, col, Beauvue.
Holly, James f, col, Red Gate.
Hebb, John i, col, Beauvue,
Jones, Francis A, Lovevillo,
Jones, Harry NJ, Leonardtown.
Johnson, Stanley j.. .Morgapza.
Jones, George W, Washington.
Jordan, William, col, Loveville.
Knott, William Ii, Beauvue,
Key, James, Compton.
Latham, Andrew 9, Elements.
McCully, Charles b, 'Leonardtown.
Mattingly, Charles Enoch, Box ~
Washington
Mattingly, Thos II, 5.eonardtown.
Mugg, Shepard Il, Golf Leon dtown.
Mills, Charles, col, 3Iconardtown.
Mason, Joseph, col, Loveville,
Miles, Paul, col, Clements.
Neal, Robert, col, Beauvue.
Parsons, James Y, Morganza.
Raley, Henry j, Leqnardtown.
Robinson, Walter, col, Leon dtown.
Russell, George, do
Raley, Joseph b, do
Raley, John Wilmer, do
Stewart, Theodore, ,LoveviIle.
Smith, VIM j, Leonardtown.
Swailes, Lucius, do
Somerville, WiliamsH, Compton.
Tippett, Charles N, Beauyue.
Turner, Andrew j, Compton.
Unkofer, James Frank, Beauvue.
VanRyswick, Joseph W, do
Welt, Spencer &, Leonardtown.
Woodland, VIM II, col, Compton.
Wathen, James Y, Leopardtown.
Wathen, Thomas A, Compton.
DEAD LIST.
Charles Combs,
George Downs,
Charles + Cough
Charles A GoldsBorough,
James Guy,
Herbert F Moore,
Andrew Jacksoni Spalding,
Alexander HerbGt, colorcd,
Moses IL Jordonl colored,
Abraham MasonI colorcd,
John II Yates, cblored.
4th Di4trict.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

''''' 49,
Jos W Allen, col Cooksey's Hill.
Villas Barnes, col, "
John w Brent, col,
Sam h Butler, col, mr. New Market
Jas J Curtis, col, Trent Hall.
Jos T. Curtis, col, "
Thos II Cooper, col,
Lawrence Davis, New Market.
VIM II Green, col, near Oakly Hall
Geo II Hawkins, col, Charlotte Hall
VIM Holly, col, near New Market.
VIM NJ Herbet, col, Mechanicsyille
Jno Wilson Herbert,
Chas = Herbert,
Parren Hebb, col,
Jos Holly, col, near Oakley Hall.
Adolphus II Jarboe, Laurel Grove.
Abraham Key, col,
Felix 0 r Keech, Charlotte Hall.
lgns. Lyles, col,
Robt D Morgan, MecbanicsviIle.
Benny Platter, col, near Oaks.
Henry NJ Sothoron, Charlotte nall.
Stephen G Smith, col, Mech nsy'll.
Henry Thomas, col, Clubhouse
Landing.
Thos p Wood, near Turner'S Store.
Lawrence Williams, Charlotte Hall.
Jos Young, col Meohanicsville.
DEAD.
William Briscoc, Charlotte Hall
Jno Frank Mahoney, col E"
Chas McEldery, col, near Oakly Hall.
Samuel Raley, New Market
JnoH Weems, col,
TRANSFERRED.
James,W Burroughs,
Thomas Buckler,
MelyinS Green
Ollie Neal Herbert,
Thomas JACKSON, col,
George w w Langley,
George N Raley New Market
James Z Turner, New Market
Stieken on.
Aaron Brooks, colored.
Albert Brooks, colored
Samuel DOtsen, colored
James I Milburn
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
9th District.

Brown, John f, col, Hollywood.
Buckler, j. Victor, Laurel Grove.
Bond, j Thomas, Hollywood.
Burroughs, Theodore, Sandgates.
Cuslc, Thomas G, Hollywood.
Cecil, Joseph T, do
Carberry, Thomas, col, do
Dixon, William, Queentree.
Dorsey, James A, col, Hollywood.
Gray, Archie NJ, col, Oakville,
Grecnwell, John W, Hollywood.
Greenwell, Geo W, col, California.
Garner, John r, Hollywood.
Go]dsborough, Chas NJ, Hillville.
Graves. } s., Oakville.
Hayden, Joseph d, do
Hall, Robert, col, Laurel Grove.
jackson, Thomas, col, aluaSne
Jackson, James, col, do
johnson, Joseph II, col, EIillville.
Knott, William ii, Hollywood.
Langley, Geo VIM W, Oakvile.
Long, Thomas NJ, do
Lathroum, Clarence, Hollywood.
Mason, Charles II, col, Morganza.
Mattingly, Francis Il, Hollywood.
Mattingly, W W, do
Muir, John W, Sandgates.
MacKay, Oliver, Hollywood.
Peterson, James, col, Oakville.
Ponton, Charles II, do
Reed, Richard G, col, do
Reck, Ii Il r, Sandgates.
Raley, George Stephen, Sotterly.
Thompson, George G, Hollywood.
Thomas, Philip, col, do
Thompson, William II, Oakville.
Tolman, John j., Sandgate.
Upton, Parylce, col, SotterIy,
Wood, Benjamin +, col, Sandgates.
Nelson, col, do
Wallace, William Ii, California.
Addie Il, Hollywood,
Wood, Joseph s, Oakvllle.
Transferred.
Abel, Joseph g M
Dunn, William II
Floyd, John r
Cough, William II col
Greenfield, John IL
lGebb, John i col
Jordan, William col
Parsons, James II
Russell, William II
Eippett, Philip II
Stone, William N
opielman, A Il
Say, David r
Magill, Il II }
heeuefJ JODn
Dorsey, John b col
Dead.
Barnes, John NJ col
Chandler, Silas col
Clark George l.
Clark, Philip NJ
Gray, Gustie col
Platter, Robert col
Reeder, William o
Thompson, Benjamin b
Wilkinson, John p
Wallace, Talbot
Yates, William II col
Wood, George A
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21

Armstrong, Wm Il col Jarboesville.
Bedford, J Harry Fishing Point.
Bradley, Charles f. California
Barber, Joseph II col Great Mills.
Bean, John 2 Fishing Point.
Barber, Edward Il col California.
Barns, Charles A col California,
Combs James Thomas California.
Combs, John i do
Chase, John Il col Fishing Point.
Carroll, Charles ] Park Hall
Dunn, William Il California.
Dunn, Matthias w do
Dunn, Greensbury do
Dyson, William Q col PAX Hall.
Gum, Joseph col California.
Gordon, Robert A col Park Hall.
Goldberg, Max California.
Hammelt, Walter NJ do
Hammett, George b Park Hall.
IIammelt, William Fishing Point.
Hill, Andrew J col Park Hall.
Hilton, William NJ do
Hsmmetl, Walter y California
Hpiih, Jospph II JarboesvlIIe
Johnson, James X col Fishing FONT.
JotdAu, Joseph NJ ,ol California.
Mckay, Richard M Park Hal
Mngg, Louis S col 0aLforui1,
Mason, John II col JArboesyillg.
Norris, James A Califorui4.
RusaelI. William w Great Mills.
Reed, John ! col Park Hall.
Reed, Francis W col DO
Russell, Harvey California;
Eeshneck, Thomas 20
Russell. William T Grsat tiaa
Smith, Ernest + col Jariu sglil.
Smith, William Fl col Fishing Point.
5nermantne, Rob ~ W California.
Shade, Graham NJ G Park Hall.
Thomas, James II col California
Thompson, Willnam n co do
1ubman, Edward do
Toy, Benjamin + Fishing Point
Thomas, Herbert 9 col California.
Vincent, James Great Mills
Winters, Francis Park Hall.
DEAD $50 REMOVED.
Bennett, Charles, col
Bcbee, Charles A
BiscOc, John, col
BrOOkins, Sandy, col,
BiscOe, Jacob, col,
Blackstone, freeman,
Chase, John II, col
Cox, James +
Coz, William II,
Duke, John H.
Downs JamFs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
Washington City and
Potomac Railroad Company.

Time Ia1lLn Effect Monday, Oe.o6er 4, 1897, $50 I'm
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1897-10-21
3rd District.

Allen, VIM T, colored, Compton
Ashton, James, colored, Clements.
Abel, Joseph G NJ, Leonardtown.
The record-union., 1897-09-27
SHOES! SHOES

WOMEN'S BOX CALF SHOES
The principal objection to Calf
Shoes for ladies has been the diff
Guilty in polishing them. Box calf
can be polished with ordinary
black shoe dressing. Made with
heavy soles for street wear. eau
be worm in wet weather with no
rubbers. Price, So so.
WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES-You
were once obliged to pay 81 or So
for fine dress shoes. Times have
changed, so have the price of shoes.
We are Offering in fine hand-turn
and welt shoe ON all the latest last.
regular 81 shoe for SIS.
GIRLS SCHOOL sHoEs-Made
of dull finished dongo1a with heavy
soles, round toes, in lace and but
ton. This shoe has the weight but
does not look heavy. Sizes Il1b tn
2, price, So. Sizes S1a to IL, price,
81 so.
Girls School Shoes, made of kan
garoo calf, in lace, round toes. and
button, square toes, solid soIes.
There are none better at the pr;cc.
Sizes liz to 2, 81 so; S1b to IL.
81 25; 5 to 8, 81.
Children's Dress Shoes. with
turned soles, patent leather tins. i'm
both dongoIa kid and kangaroo
calf, with spring heels. Sizes 5 to 8,
Use.
Children's Heavy Shoes for
school, button, spring heel, or heel,
with sole leather tips. Sizes to
IL, CSC.
The record-union., 1897-09-27
Your Winter Suit.

It's high time you were COM
mencing to think about it, if you
have not, and then to get it. AS
usual there has been first-comers,
fashion-followers here already for
their winter dress fabric. We show
a line which has drawn admiration
from every one who has seen it.
You can't go wrong in picking a
dress or two from this stylish ar
ray, and remember the stock is
larger, and the assortment more
complete than it will be again this
season.
The record-union., 1897-09-27
THE BIG
STORE.
The Fall
Merchandising
Movement

Is growing stronger every day.
Hundreds of cases of new fall
goods have been unpacked in the
past few days, all bought under
the most favorable circumstances,
bought for cash and before the new
tariff law put an extra embargo on
them. We never showed more
varied stocks, more attractive
goods, nor such great quantities as
now load every foot of room in
the BIG STORE, and the low
prices that are now being quoted
will be duplicated by but few.
Our motto always has been ''The
very highest class of goods at the
very lowest prices" J." and we are
prepared to sustain it. The mem
bers of this firm are thorough mer-
chants, in fact and in practice; they
personally supervise every detail
pertaining to their immense bust
ness and employ no expensive man
ager. This economy alone means
much to you. We want apprecia-
tive friends and not large profits,
and our utmost endeavors are to
that end.
The record-union., 1897-09-27
Bedspreads.

White MarseiIles Bedspreads,
large enough for double beds, ends
finished ready for use, heavy raised
or embossed patterns; the
bleaching of this spread is an at
tractive feature, no yellowish tinge
but pure snow white lustre.
Price So each.
Honeycomb Bedspreads, with
Marseilles patterns, hemmed ends,
b1eached by the same process as
the better grade; made of 3-ply
yarn. Price ST 40 each.
The record-union., 1897-09-27

right hack and return every cent Of
that money to the gentlemen you won
it from"
But they've gone to bed"
"Then the first thing tomorrow
morning."
John explained the involved character
of the pecuniary relationship in which
it was possible, he said, for every man
to be a loser to every one of his oppo-
nents. A return of the spoils was out
of the question. The argument seemed
satisfactory-for several minutes. Then
the persecution reopened.
I'll forgive you on one condition"
And never mention the subject
again."
Yes"
Name the condition.
THAT you give me SO Of that money
for our missionary society and every
cent Of the rest of it for some new
clothes for myself"
Ten minutes later.
I guess 81 ought to do for the mis-
sionary society, don't you think so,
John? Chicago Times Herald.