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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
THE NICARAGUA CANAL.
Commission Is fastening the Completion
Of Its Coming Report.
SEVERAL ROUTES MAY Be RECOMMENDED
Favor-In the Matter of Cost
Opinions Differ.


tSpeclai Dispatch TO The Post.D
Washington. January Every effort is
! being made by the Nicaragua canal com
mission TO hasten the completi OF It's
final report OF practacabiiity of an asthmian
waterway. This report will submit es;i-
mates on four AID probably Ave routes,
but from present Indications the commis-
sion will not change its Recommendation in
favor Of the Lull route.
In making its estimates of $l23. 600, 900
on the Lull route and $l2s ,000, 900 on the
Maritime route the commission figured on
canal which will have an average width
Of $50 feet AMI constant depth Of thirty
feet The locks, OF course, will be so
wide, eighty feet having been selected as
the width. IL was explained by member
OF congress that the character Of soil would
have a great, deal TO do with the width.
but its examination convinced the commits
sion that $50 feet is the mean width 10 be
adopted. In It's estimates on other routes
the commission is figuring on the same
dimensions
Civil Engineer NJ. r. Endcott of the
bureau OF YARDS ard docks, who was the
naval member Of the Ludlow commission
pointed out to the correspondent today
that the conclusions of the Walker COM
missions were much the same as that OF
former commissions.
1t Will be difficult matter for congress
70 foTm an opinion as to the cost of the
Nicaragua canal, as the estimates differ
so widely. In the preliminary report of the
commission the cost of high level canal
was placed at 1924 900, 900, ami OF low
level canal az sl24 600 900. The members
OF the commission. however DO not agra
IN their estimates Pref. Haupt has an es-
innate as low as seo,000.000. while Colonel
Haines thinks it would cost $3.50 900, 900
aumlral walkers figures run up to sl75.-
100000. So there Is absolutely no unanimitv
among the commissioners as 10 the cos, NJ
tho canal vs. y"
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DoLLy's DANCING LESSON.

"Now. step just like me, dear" said Ed
toy mean to give grand ball:
AZ many nice do!l!es are coming,
want you to dance best OF ali.
Don't turn UP your toes and look silly.
but SKIP with your two pretty feet;
MOI skip; but trip like lady.
LiAe al the hne doliies you'll meet
nlss Elsie, tbs bedtime said nursie.
NJ, An bore the wee maiden to bed.
"nlie Dolly, looked on with shipper,
And tossed up her pert little head.
some one In the nursery stirring
Wee Elsie awoke and cried 'Hark"
~ sGl naed ike tiny feet dancing.
"Trip. trip, a-trip, trip In the dark.
oIs peeped through the door--it was D.
ne partner pretty moonbeam;
nu, when Elsie awoke In the morning
sne found IT was only dream.
Little ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
LOCAL.


Members Of Post c, r. P. A., held .
regular meeting.
Statement OF arrests made during Deem
her Issued by the police department
Dick Downing camp held regular meet
ing. nj which President Mckinley was Sc
vtIcIy censured.
Subscribers to the Fruit. Flower and
Vegetable Festival fund will meet this
morning.
New Year receptions and other social
events.
A destitute family in the Fourth ward
needs attention.
Letters from ministers regarding the
early and Sunday closing movement
y. NJ. c. A. held special meeting.
Fire department responded to six alarms
dur"- the day.
Negroes engaged in a cutting scrape
Annual banque. OF the street car en-
ployes occurred last night.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY.
one Hundredth Anniversary of the
Founding of Transyivanin.

Vic huHureuth Anniversary of the
Founding of Transylvaniu
Lexington. KY. January 1.-The on.
hundneddh anniversary of the founding OF
The historic old Transylvsna university
was celebrated here tonight in Morrison
chapel of the Kentucky university. sue
cessor 10 the Transylvsnia. in BETTING
style. The chapel was filled with the most
ctiturci people of the country. The build
ing was decorated inside and out Tine
paintings OF the noted former presidents
OF historic old Transylvsnia were trimmed
IN eVergreels and cut flowers decorated
President Caves desk.
and stan.
RE historical address was delivered BY
resident j. W. McGarvey OF the Bible
college OF Kentucky university. who ,old
IN an interesting manner Of the founding
OF the university and OF its career sinee
mai time. He related many men of NOTE
VINO secured their education within the
WAITS OF the old college during the century.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02

SUMMARY OF TODAY's IMPORTANT NEWS


Spain has reminded the United states
Of their pledge 70 secure the release OF
Spanish prisoners
The do~ager empress OF China is insist-
ing On reforms.
British refuse to give up property
awarded By the Chinese government to
Russia.
Baron Banffy, Hunssry's premier. and
N. Hernazky. scheduled for duel
A paste ensucd IN Pretoria on Saturday
IN effigy and that miners intended caus-
ing trouble.
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Deaths Recorded.

sheibyviiie. Ky, January l.--Dr. %. p.
LsNis' an old educator. diei here this morn
hs aged a. He was the son OF Mrs. Juli.
= LEWIS, founder and for fifty years prin.
c,pa' OF science at Hill Girls high school
though that institutions alumni he was
un:on. rAs VI tue
New fork, January l.-Alvoraih. the we'll
SHOWN chess player, composer OF problems
Gnu ch Whn was a director OF the MsaaaasIap
$50 saa cub died al his residence in Hobo
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STATE.

Superintendent Carlisle says the public
schools OF Texas need better support;
t.schers are poorly paid and many of
tiicm are Incompetent
Several persons were injured. but none
very seriously, in wreck on the Central
rear Mckinney.
Port Of Galveston shows an Increase OF
Imports as well as of exports.
Dr. y. II. Carroll has resigned the pas
torate OF the First Baptist church OF Waco.
II Was surprise 10 tbs congregation.
Legislators agree that the state needs .
new constitution
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
DIsrArcn FROM or,s.
Its Text Not Made Pubiic-I'resuin :
h'y Asked for Instructions.

/, =
Washington, january The war de-
partment today received a tlspasch from
General o,is. commandng the United
Suites forces in che Philippines. II was
not important or definite ss 50 eae reports.
but asked for instructions on some ques-
lions In connection with the treatment OF
ahe natives. II Is supposed also that the
Dispatch contained full statement Of the
events at lloilo reported in the press dis
patches. but Its tex. was not nIade pubic.
The officials are anxious that the ma
tives OF the Philippines should learn q,
soon ~ possible pbs true aptitude OF the
United states government. With respect TO
them-that OF fr.elsdship and consiae. alton
entrely with view TO the bettesmens Of
me conditions which have heretofore ex-
'sted under Spanish rule
II 10 realised here shat the islanders ara
naturally suspicious regarding the entiauce
into their country and domlra,ion over
Them OF = foreign people and are anxio,,s
% Know their Intentions. They are 10 b,
given 10 undcrs'and, said an official Of the
aapar tment, that the authority Of The
tfnhed at>tee = to be asserted over than
PVT ut me same time General otis' fnst,s,,,
and krndness.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
MIR. DINGLEy SERIOUSLY ILL.,.
Republican Lender of the Home sur
fertnc from Pneumonia.

sertnS from Pneumonia
Washington, January .-Representativ.
Nelson pingley Of Maine Is critically m
at his apartments at the Hamilton house
IN this city with an attack OF pneumonia
Because OF his age. much concern ia ,a,,
over his condition. His illness datss ,ron,
wednesday OF last week. when he bad IN
attack OF the grip. He rapidly grew worsa
ana last night pneumonia set In. This
m.ernson u was stated that here had hean
a slight change for the better which M
continued during the evening. mas
MI langley Is OF delicate phys,o,,. 4.
nprem.ting worker and has frura, ~ tn
'arln legislation OF The house for ar ~
',. q years past. He IL now ebs Ir'
nan OF TIM comittee on ways ana maans
ana rs the leader OF the reprhlican r,s .sms
ny on the foor OF the hoass' M, .'N .,s,
t aha aa'ight.r are here nursing him IN h,s
attendance at his bedside 'ohs'ant
WasrinSton. is1nsry "a = ~
nssfnti,i,e Dingley's ecnsit,on ~ ~ hep-
not alarmins. tne night ale
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soldier Accsacnta,,. kim.

r'eenviiie, 8 O.. January t.-Prlyate
Harry A. Steele, company l. Second West
vhgtn'a volunteers wss accidentally killed
ny hmmet Kane this morning. Kane was
KAN ming Colts revolver and carelessIy
snapped the piftol, sending a bullet in,o
steeie's left temple. killing him Instantly
sutler'a clerk.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
Tennessee Legislature.

Nashville, Tenn, January 1.-Nearly all
of the members of the legislature. which
meets at noon tomorrow. are in the city
and their presence has drawa an immense
throng of candidates for the positions TO
be filled,
Governor McMill n will be inaugurated
On the 18th of January after the legislature
mas cauyassed the votes. The States hnan-
ces will occupy most OF the time Of the ses-
sion, as the floating debt amounts to SS5O.-
COO aud there is growing demand for its
speedy rtlirement
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
WARRINGTON.

Funeral services Of the late Ambassador
Romero were ,mpressively held at st.
Matthews church.
Representative Dinsley OF Maine is Sc
fiously ~ with pneumonia.
The Nicaragua canal commission is
pushing work on its report and may rec
ommend four or five different routes.
Very soon after congress reoonyenes
President Mckinley will send In the treaty
OF peace.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
THE PHILIPPINES.

Adyices from lloilo say that tho insur-
gents there are In possession and the
situation is critical. General Miller will
not parley with them. lie has demanded
the surrender OF the place and troops arc
being put OFF the warshlos. 4 battle is
probablc,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
EE-Gov~rnor s,ai,h Deus.

birmingham, Ala. January l.-Ex. Gov
ernor HusA Smith died at his residence N
'nis city this morning aged ~ years. He
MAS governor in 1865 serving two wears
IN 1881 President Garfield appointed him
nst.tt attorney for the NoNhern distriel
o. Alabama. and ha served until 1855. He
u mas one OF tho most highiy respected re-
pubfoans In the State.
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reree In Quinn Amn,.-

~ tspeesai Dispatch TO The post3
wssasrsloa. January FEW sds ~,
s WIN pe sent 70 Cuba to preserve or
NJ ~, isere, Il Is estimated by General Car
uted sh mere are nov $4,000 men isstrib-
far,. sool' me Island spd he belIsvs. ,he
'Ss smpse 70 protec. lie ana pfops.ty. 's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
nero,n,iant.t. Ro.,ed.

Quito say that the forces under General
Sesseta have completely cut UP the revo-
iutionss;s on the Peruvian frontier. who
are thus unable 10 advance further.
II liz believed here that Vice President
Billinghurst OF Peru will retire In favor
OF Senior Lopez de Domano. former minir-
ter of the interior.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
GEnMAxY AND RUSSIA.


81. Petersburg january 1.-At ban.
quet given yesterday az the military acad.
envy Of medicine Lieutenant General ku-
ropaskin IN Obedience to the ears COM
mand> read E letter from Emperor Will
liam to Emperor Nicholas. expressing the
formers concentrations upon the celebra-
ton Of the acadsmy's centensry.
The lette- concludes &c follows: II am
very much pleased to renew 10 your maj
csty assurance Of high es;eefn and I'M
al,ersbie friendship. In all Of which / am
your good brother"
The resdinx OF the letter Was received
with resoundlnS cheers for Emperor Will
Hem, S@
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02

acterised BeroD Banffy. ~ premier, ~ .
cheat and traitor ana who had been
challenged by the premier 10 duel. which
failed 20 come Oh. owing 70 the inability Of
their seconds 70 agree upon conditions. ia
sued challenge 10 Baron Ban6y and Il
Is expected that the encounter will occur
tomorrow morning
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
MENINGITIS ErIpEMIc.


Jackson. Miss. January Ian epidemic
OF meningitis has appeared At starkville
Agricultural and Mechanical college, a
stats institrtycu in the northern par, OF
Mississippi. The college contains $50 pupils
and the young men, at the advice 0, Cen
erai stephen d. Lee. are leaving In large
Plumbers on every train. Seventy Ave ,eft
this morning on the so,thbound Illinois
Central and passed through this CITY ms
sfiernoon, an route TO their homes.
w TO the present time Ave cases have
appeared- resulting IN one death. There
Vas an epidemic Of this diseane IN tina
starksals college during the year Of lSsl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02

London. Jenuary The Lima corre-
sponlent OF the Times ssys: serious
revolution is now proceeding in the rspub-
lie II Bolivia. The transit trade by way
OF Moilendo. Peru. is interrupted. Ecuador
is also much disturbed. but Peru is per-
tectly quiet.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02

hmtuADie 10
suits and
cures. same -
oculist has In
or the suria
the ear. The
ton of such
by DR.. II. 4
ables them Al
where otherl
failed. Try
you will be-
Ned. Don't
ment with
belts, Tree
tious aN
medicines, ~
is the cheep
the end. Co.
ton free ane
dental. il
Specialties:
cidc hlnod
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
AMERICA REMINDED.


MADRID, January 1.-The minister Of
soreisn s6sirz. Duke Alinodavar de Rios.
. about seuliing a no:e to Washington to
remsnd the American government OF it's
Undertaking By the treaty OF Paris to OBJ.
Fam ne liberty Of Spanish prisoners 10
tho Philippines.
INC cabinet has decided to open credit
q as'oOo'ooo pssctas for the repatriation
- epAniards in Cuba ana Philippines.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02

ssphhis. nervous debility. hydrocele.
ushi, puppies, piles, ulcers. catarrh
sSsss OF women. Call on or addIa4
,'AiliAWAy & CO.. s09t. Alamo ri
Anionio. Texas. Home treatment O.
No. for scmep. No. 4 10, SKIN risssl(
ior atsrrh, .ss-psgs bsokiet ssnt
sesse a'stssss BY Gsateuisg Nv r.
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strike pot Down h, Troou.

81. Petersburg. January 1.-The news
papers have been forbidden 10 make any
reference 70 certain disturbances here aris-
ing cut q the strikes al the spinning fac
tories which have been suppressed BY an
armed force.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
DOMESTIC.

Meningitis Is epidemic at tire Agricu,-
turol and Mechanical college in starksilie.
Miss.
Legislatures in Nebraska. Illinois. Ten
ncssee and Pennsylvania all convene this
week.
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STRICTLY SAFE

Ana scientific treatment is only givHl4
pr Hathaway q Co., the expert SpetiiZ
Iney wish 10 impress upon the pubIN
iact that AL diseases peculiar tc men AZ +
men SHOULD only be treated by exps61
30, such diseases ara amann hla 10 ~
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02

Msmpeie r~nn,. January l,,-E Entries to ali
70" seskse osssd ~ the new Memphis jockey
AUD for ~ spring meeting. which h.sins
4 aps &. rs s.sss to.ns.Tcs January Entries
fssnssaHs nsr s csrcy. 1900 ADDED. and The
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-01-02
Woman's Frie
The Great Medicine that
Nerve Strength
Moods sarsaparIIIa MAJ
Blood Rich and Pure, crees
Appetite and Restores pa,
Vigor and Vitality. b


al feel that I ought to via.
words in praise OF Hoods ssr.s.sl
which has done great things fos "a
was in delicate condition and b
at my stomach and constipated. p
remedies highly recommended q, y
weaknesses, but the medicines pa
on other troubles. was 10 vsl
could not attend to my household -
and then determined to try Hon ,
saparilla. After / had taken this m.sa1
short time ! began to gain stre,ss9
Grew Stronger Each pas
until was able to work all day ~
any Inconvenience. have taken =
Pills for constipation, and I am bsis,I
day than I have been for Bw'
Since taking Hoods Sarsaperin
Hoods Pills / feel rested in the 80
I am less nervous and am surs / \
richer and purer blood. I hsve !,
been bothered with scrofula, but NJ
am rid of it. Before my last chm Il
born took Hoods sarsaparilk !:
my girl baby was fat and strong. a
my other child was not well ana y
to be only two years old.o Nina =
DEAL, Box a19, Missouri Valley, ioel
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-26
Local Department.

Arthur Minnick is on the sick list.
The tax sales commence next Tuesday
David Burke has a fine new driving
horse.
w. II. LeSuer has had his house re
painted.
Attention is called to a new adv. OF
Vitae-Ore in this paper.
Waters & Co. have an adv. this week
that should be carefully read.
w. A. Seabury, veterinarian, has
opened an Office in Paw Paw.
Gallagher & Co. have a big adv. OF
bargains this week. Read it.
Mrs. j. II. johnson is still confined to
her bed but is slowly improving.
NJ. V. Meredith expects to move his
family to Detroit in short time.
r. w. Mentor has bought new horse
in place of the one he sold last week.
Broughton uses two columns of space
this week for valuable information about
shoes.
Don't overlook the interesting local
and county matter on the inside pages OF
this paper.
Messrs. Whitbeck and Downing are
getting settled in their new office in the
Searls block.
County Treasurer Marshall will move
into the Gilman house in the east part
of the village.
w. j. Thomas sold two horses last
week, and has now purchased three
more good ones.
Sellick advertises seasonable house
furnishings, with particular stress on the
carpet department.
J. ID. Holmes advertises plumbing this
week. Mr.. Chas. Bosnian, his plumber
is doing excellent work.
Mr. True of Hillsdale college is expected
to speak at the Free Baptist church next
Sunday morning and evening.
Irving Pearl is here and work is being
done as rapidly as possible getting the
waterworks plant ready for operation.
The Knights of Pythias have another
of those pleasant little parties for them
selves and ladies, at the hall this evening
News has been received here of the
death of the only daughter of Rev. j. p
Davis, who was pastor of the Disciple
church here last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Balch of Kalamazoo
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. p. Forbes and Master
Sherman of Detroit are spending few
days with DIR. and Mrs. G. r. Thompson
Witnesses in the case of Thos. F
Dodge vs.. the township board-the rail
road bond case-have been subp9naed
to be present in the circuit court April
26 at p. m.
Chicago judges have paid high com
pliment to Paw Paw horses, by pronounc
ing the pair Elder Linderman recently
sold as "the finest team sold in the ring
in three years"
Quite a number of horses were taker
from here by buyers last week, for the
city market. Good prices were paid fol
them. Horses of a desirable kind are
scarce and high in price.
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Circuit Court.

Edmond Bates VS.. Ray Clark; replevin.
Judgment for defendant.
People VS.. Raymond Chase; burglary.
Respondent pleaded guilty and SEN
fenced to Jackson for four years.
In re appeal of Annette Tillou from
order of probate Judge, contesting last
will and testament of Catharine Lamb,
deceased. Submitted.
A. Lynn Free VS.. Christopher Veley;
motion to dismiss judgment; denied.
Geo. III. Vail VS.. Cassius M. Lanning;
appeal. Submitted.
Court adjourned until Wednesday,
April 26, at pm.
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Teachers Examinations.

Schedule of teachers examinations for
1898-99:
At Paw Paw, March, (begining last
Thursday; for all grades.
At Bangor, June, beginning third
Thursday; for second and third grades.
Office days-every Saturday.
WELLS G.. Brown,
Commissioner of Schools.
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New Spring Millinery
Notice.

Notice.
/ have a number of select farms, large
and small. Also some fine village prop
erty. Houses and lots at sacrifice prices.
Parties wishing buy will do well to see
me before purchasing.
T.. +. DOWNING,
62tf Real Estate Agent,
Paw Paw, Mich.
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WANTED Capable business men to take
agency for the Crown Acetylene Gas
Machine; ready seller; best and most
economical. Crown Acetylene Gas Ma
chine CO., Detroit, Mich [99t3
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LAWN HYDRANTS ALL SET FOR $500.

Pipe any length and laid for per foot The expense
Of excavang will be about per foot All work backed by
guarantee bond Mr. Geo. Robschung foreman of the
Kalamazoo Construction Co., will assist in this work We
of alkinds.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1899-04-26
New Spring Millinery.

Mrs. Gardner has magnificent dis
play of new spring millinery and makes
speciality of trimmed hats. As an
inducement to purchasers she gives with
every $500 purchase an elegant gold stick
pin. [99tf
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Millinery.

4 am showing fine large stock of up
todate millinery, consisting of the latest
novelties in material and ideas of trim
ming A special invitation is extended
to all of my customers and friends.
Please call on me at my millinery parlors,
in the Sheldon block.
229Stf Mrs. VAN FLEET.
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Fashionable Dressmaking.

/ will open September l new dressmak
ing parlors in the Conner building, oppo
site the abstract office, and will be pre-
pared to do all work in the best and mos
artistic manner Old friends and new
ones are invited to call
67tfl Mrs. G. r.. OCoBoCK.
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Wanted.

Experienced travelling statesmen to sell
first class line of Paints, Varnishes, etc.
Good position for right party.
97t6l Paint Manufactures, Cleveland, o.
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The leading fire insurance companies
represented by Il. Il. PARKS.
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The Crescent plate attached to wheel that has
ed for itself the expression "Crscent the wheel that stands
sold in fitted with Dunlop
tires the only practical detachable tire made They
off the rim while riding The tire made repair
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Seasonable
House Furnishings.
How about that longhoughtof Carpet lace curans

Carpet Department has been brm full of business since
opening spring the time due the fact
carrying splendid line of wearab Carpets in very
patterns priced lower than
in Southwestern Michigan
We sell Carpet soc price the best All
Wool ply Carpets $50 The latter is yard less than
you would pay for Wool Carpets in nearby towns.
Curtain buying time You should the line of
Lace Curtains to appreciate them.
We them this way
3 yard Curtains each 23c
81 54 5S inches wide, per pair $I.oo
81 90 in. wide, worth $I.75 priced per pr. $I.25
81 50 90 in. wide ST. SO to S.. per pair.
Tapestry Curtains sl5o $500 per pair Good range
of styles.
Consult prices Brussels Wilton and Moquette Car
pets Squares large size Wilton and Smyra Rugs Lnoleums
and China Mattings.
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To Loan.
il few thousand dollars TO loan on real
estate security.
tfl LINCOLN III. TITUS.
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II. w. McCabe, Auctioneer,
Paw Paw, Mich. Services always salts
factory. Terms reasonable. If