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The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08

In a moment the diDgy lean-to shell
tered the head of the chief dignitary OF
the state, and Jim Dorsey, proud and
flushed. held the pups up, n after
another, to the eyes Of the admiring
audience.
THAT one would have been mine"
said benjamin. as the pup with the
star on its forehead hung suspended
for a moment by the back of the neck.
"fes" said the governor. pleasantl1,
as if waiting to hear more.
For one awful moment all the pent-
up grief threatened to overwhelm the
stout little heart. The next Benjamin
finished quaveringly: But grandpa
doesn't like dogs"
That's a pity" said the governor.
and looking hard at the pup. That
will make a fine dog some day. Have
you taught the old one any tricks?"
The proud mother acquitted herself
OF a number of astonishing feats, while
the governor stood by blowing white
rings of smoke in the air. Perhaps
the years rolled back and he saw an
other faithful little dog. no handsomer
than this, that bounded through his
own circled arms with joyous bark.
The performance was finished. and
Jim Dorsey stood staring after his de-
parting guests. his heart filled to over
flowing and his hand closed upon a
J0-cent coin.
That was a fine pup, of H~orsey's."
saidth governor again. as they crossed
the lane 10 meet the ma jor.
4 few weeks later Mai. Lowry was
honored by a letter from the governor.
1t spoke pleasantly of many things,
and toward the end ran thus: Il have
picked up something fine in its way
| know your love for eXcellence-and /
send it by express, hoping YOU will be
Pleased. l also send a little gift for the
boy"
For As hours the major lived in a
glow of pleased anticipation. One
of the morning papers chronic,ed the
fact that Maj. Lowry has been made
the recipient of an elegant gift from
his friend, the governor of the state.
Then an eXprssman labored up the
steps with a heavy box. from the
Slated sides of which peered out a
finely bred greyhound and a small pup
with a white star upon its forehead.
The major reeled for a moment, and
then swallowed the dose bravely. The
pup was taken rapturously to Benja-
minis bosom. while the greyhound
stepped forth into the majors welcom-
ing hands.
THE hound is beautiful" said Ben.
jamin's mother, her face aglow with
delight. but the smaller dog doesn't
seem so fine"
Tut. tut!" said the major. sharply,
"the pup has a pedigree. rest assured.
My friend. the governor. would buy
nothing else"
In the early dawn of the next day
Benjamin made his way to the Dorsey
lean-to. Yep" said Jim. Il sold the
pup. The gentleman that was here
that day wrote for him and sen five
dollars. He was a good pup" added
Jim, meditative.y.
Up in the stiffness of their own cham
Der Benjamin whispered the secret to
his mother.
And in spite of the silver collar.
mamma" he whispered, Il knew he
my OWL pup"
But the major never knew.-Youth'.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
yictorin.. Stock Of Tobacco.

Although Queen Victoria does no,
permit smoking in her immediate
neighborhood. yet she keeps on hand 6
stock of the most superb Havana cigar
for her guests. and the consumption
thereof is about 1000 a year.-Chicagt
Chronicle.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1900-09-08
Sleeping with the Mouth sb-t.

a physician declares that people
who sleep with their mouth shut live
longest
The state herald., 1900-12-14
Book Case and Writing Desk
Combined Given Away.

From Nov. l 10 Dec. % wo VIII giv
4 ticket to every customer who bnys 81 90
worth OF goods for caah or paid by Dec.
%. Each ticket is numbered and has a
chance in winning this handsome com
hined Book Case and Writing Desk. The
drawing will be on Dec. u. Save your
tickets! Buy your goods OF us and take
free chances on the Book Case aud
Writing Desk. It ~ handsome and
useful article. Call and SEQ 1t.
LEBLAsc & scHEusaASS.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
The shinIest Dime.

One little girl had five little dimes:
She had counted them over a GOOD many tinct
And al,nin and again she had left her play
To plan how to spend them fhr christinus Day
For papa and mamma and bspy boy
And gradpa and grandma wotld all enjoy
Her little gifts as much as 4 ton
OF other presonts that oost "a more,
-Four OF the dimes were dull aid old,
But one was shining aud New. .l'm told;
And once the little girl said D friend
This new one is almost too iretty TO epend."
AZ last the Christmas shopping was done;
The dimes were spent, yes, e,,ry one;
And Annette seemed the haIbiest eifl alive
A. shc hurried home with h,i parcels five.
She had "a secret for motheras ear.
"i bought a rice present lot papa dear,
And for graLdpa and grandma and baby. too;
But spent the shiniest dine for you,'
JESSIE l.. BnliTd,l in ST. Nicholas
The state herald., 1900-12-14
GOLDEN WEDDING.

Fifty years of wesdel bliss have beer
enjoyed by Mr.. aud Alrs. Thomas
Glover. OF Phillips ronnly. who oole
bra,ed the tiii.ih ntniver-ary OF tboir
marriage on Saturda', Nov. % at theii
home ronth Of town, They were mar
risd Nov. "a, 1850 at Bertowp, wiscon
ain.
Eleven childrin wse born TO them, o
whom ten are living! James Glover aud
Ars. Newly live " Whittier, Calf.
John. Carl, Sam, Gearse. Harry and Mrr
Matte Bradford and Mrs Sadie Bruuel
all live in Colorado and Mira. Mary Ladd
IN North Bend. Neb.
''uncle Ton" and sAunt Martha" an
swer to the endearing caiis OF twenty
four grand children and three great
grand children. 8randpa Glnver We,
born In Missouri. moved to Wisconsin ia
1915, came to Coloisio about sYtser
years ago. Grandma Glover was born Ia
New Jrryey, wns one of n family Of ter
girls. She moved TO wisconsiu with hei
parents at the ngs of II. tn. colder
sed'iing was II family affair aud enjo, ed
by the children aud GRIND children VII,
lived near enough To he present. A low
noiphbors and friends were present
Some useful aud valuable prescpts wer,
presented To then by their children.
Grandpa and Grandms Glover enjoy
the respect and esteem Of all who have
tho pleasure o: their acquaintance. mud
the Exemplary lie they havo hv.d
should be followed by their children
Hrand children and all who hay. learned
by asssciating with thea, their hind
Rcnernua and loving characters l. i'
on. OF the mGuy evidences that marriage
:. not a failure. May lhcy lly. to enjoy
mnny more anniversaries OF their mar
riaee 10 the prayer OF all who know them
SAsp CnEnEY.
10 Espublc,n
The state herald., 1900-12-14

As we go to pr.ss, We learn Of the
death Of Thomas Norris. He Was taken
with severe n,tae, OF Pneumonia and
was sick only about que week. lie died
at the home oil his iren's, Mr.. and Mrs
Ii. Norris In the south part Of tn. coup.
~ He leaves a young wifs nnd one
child. lie hnd spent most of bis IN. IN
this county und the vile aud parents
have the sympathy oi many friends IN
their sad bereavement. The inueral
will be conducted from .. the rcsid.n 20
to day Rer. smith oi hol. Ok. preaching
the sermon.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
STATIONARY AND PRINTING.

Notice is hereby given thas the bosrd
OF county commissionors of the county
of Phillips. state oi Coiernao will recciv.
bids nniil the first day Of January, 1907,
for supplying ssid county Tor one year
commencing on January Ist, 1901. The
following items. to.wit:
Books, stationary, records. printing,
lithographipg and county printing.
The commissioners reserve the right TO
reject any or oil bids.
BY or ier Of the board OF county commis-
sioners.
r. N. WHITE.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Edi'nr Lacy and vnaDevantsr gsft
rendered farewell hsnque, st ih'
pac'tic Pnuhe ru-sjaT night. a la.gr
number ~ our leading niiis.us sers
present. md the lo.s 20 ihe ,own h, the
d. pErtnrr o. the gentleman named -ss
.mpha,iled by spesrhe. mud sony. Nr.
Lscev ana family drparied 'at Cal
fo'nia ~. ful'oving nofni,R ,rd NJ.
Vai D.v.n'rr t'ii '-syr ~ At l.sst ten
r'taril' eTnr 80 hs rsn af'snf. hia
huan ~ ,fRis, r D,moe'a' l,ho.
them o full psa-ufs oi prosperity ~
tl.it sew lurs,l"u sterling Dsm cfn'.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

The Sterling Advocate in comment
ing on the proposed line OF he Rock
Island road from Colby, Kans., to The
coal and oil fields OF Wyoming says:
"Along The line OF the Union Petite
between Julesburg and Sidney, there is
good deal Of talk about the new Rock
lslund' 1t Is declared the building
has been determined upon aud that
the survey is to Oe undertaken without
much delay"
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Tue state hoard u b.alib examiner oi
Liueoln has b.sp called to wallses "a
detsiniu- ~hn, the maiady 10 many ara
pronouncipg as Cuban Itch really H.
lie reports II the esnuine smallpox. aud
has quirnniued the town which has
four eas's. They were allowed TO minglc
with everybody o-iors bs.us au.iasr'
tined and cone, qarntly this whole CON.
mun,iiy hiss been exposed. Their. IS
S"fus fear OF iia sweeping the cpure
county hu, ever. possibie means are bc
ipR used To keep u confined :, Nsliscs
alone.-Lincoln State Journal.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

ManJ peffuns ha,a bad the experience
OF Mt. Peter Shsrman. ~ North Sirni
ford. n. H.. who says, "Fof years ,ui.
fsisd torture 'rpn ohronic indigestion.
but kriol Dysdspsia Sufs mad. we'll
mau Of me" T. diges,s -bst you eat
and 10 q certain eur. Tor dyspepsia aud
every form of stomach trouble. It give,
relief Al ono, ever In tho worst cases.
and cant help but ds yop rsod. City
bflg s'aft
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Tue report that the lack Island viii
in the Lsar future build n iinv OF road
through from Colby, Ksns., To the
Wyoming coal aud oii Hrlls IL .v.d.ntiy
snn-tLine more sub.laDu-i than mrf,
idle iuuior originated simply for sen
sstion The reports recently started ui
other lines Of road paral-llins the pro
posed line OF th. Rock leland certainly
furnish grounds Tor believing the Rock
Island means business or NJ least is be
lieved to menu business.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Nov IL the time when Group and lung
ronbles prove rapidly fatal. The only
harmless remedy that produces .mmedi.
ate results is One Minute Cough Cure.
1t is very pleasant 10 tnk. and can he re
lied upon to quickly cure coughs, colds
and ull lung dis-ases IL will prevent
consumption Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
New D,y God. al lshaa.p's.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION,

The nrr' guln' examination to'
teachers ~ philIlps county Sill 10 h.ld
IN the ohies oi ths distrct click IN Ito
yoke, colo.. beeiuling 1t 900 q L. m
Fr'ins D.c"mDri - ani cuu inuiug 80
saturday following.
A. th' saio. time sui plac. vii al.u
ba hsla the academic examination TOT
.ntfsnr. 10 the Bar ~ Colorado.
\ II Jonasoa. Co. supi
The state herald., 1900-12-14

AT their regular meeting on last
Thursday Good Cheer Rebek.h Lodge
No. II. %. U j.. elected Lizzie NJ
Gsthe, N. g.; Cbas. Peter, Sec and
Amelia G. Shamp, Treas. An election is
called to elect Vice Grand at next regu.
lar meeting, Dec. ~. All members are
requested to be present.
Chas r Peter, Sec.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

wbsn you need n o. uoihing aud htulit G
aniis.ptic application ivf any pufposc.
use tue oneiDal Dswitt'- WITCH Hsz..
Sslyr. n we'll Apssh cure fof pile. aud
skin dlsenss- II b.sia .otrs without
leaving soar. Bewaf, Of eountrrteus.
City Drug store.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
CLEARANCE SALE OF
Winter Dress Goods, jackets, capss, COL
lafetts, Blankets, Quilts,
Underwear and Clothing.

Instead CT waiting until the decided to
have Clearance Sale height of the We do
wish carry any of these goods and you
will read these values carefully you will know where TO
find the best bargains Take advantage of the low prices
and buy brand goods they better than old and
bankrupt goods which have been moved from one town to
another have been traded for Phillips County land New
goods will take the place of old goods but old goods will
take the place of goods and that goods and
upto-date be questioned have womy pan
cake flour for package any dried fruit left
from the last year and had would offer such
goods the back yard is the place for
such Groceries, and far prices concerned you will
find below that your dollar buys OF and better goods
than anybody else will give you quality considered
The state herald., 1900-12-14
AuBlsT's DRUG STORE.

A little five year old daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Will Money died on Wednes.
day, Dec. l3. The funeral services were
held on Thursday and the remains Of the
little one were laid TO rest in the U. r.
church cemetery in the eastern part OF
the county.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Don't USE any of the counterfeits Of
pswit,'s Witch Hazel Salve. Most of
them nre worthless or liable TO cause in.
jury. Tho original Dewiits Witch
Hazel Salve "a certain cure for piles,
eczema, cuis, sonlds. burns, sores and
skin seases.-City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
40 CALIFORNIA In

TOURIST SLEEPER
10 no other way eau you no TO Cali
iornia 80 quickly, 90 comfortably. and
yet 40 economically, ~ in n tourist aleOp
Ing cur.
Tbs tourist cars need Tor tho Burling
ton Overland Excursions are modeln oI
comfort aud convenience. They hhv,
wldo rss,ibulss. high back seats and
double windows. Thoy arc lighted b.
Gas. The beating arrangement. are ad
mirabls and the bed furnishings ar,
clean aud Of good quality.
Tie burlington EKcufmons leave
OmahA -yry tusriay rhi rhun day
and go through Ia san Fapeisca snd
Los Angelic uifhout changes of delays
III nry KIND. iou o.a JOIN ilrm n Lao
rpln. iins'ings. OSfn,l. ~ ary other sia.
ton NJ which tho train stops, TIE route
Ia through Denver and SAT- Lako CITY,
past the luest sonnsry vslDlo from car
vindosH anywhere m the Rlahr. An
rxp.fiencrd excursion manager is IN
charge oi each ascuf-ion puiy sud a
uniformed porter acc mpapi..- sssh car
fold-' s'...K iuIl information mail.d
on request. Brnui,full, illustrated ~.
page book sbou, California tent on TO.
ooip' ot siI oep,s IN stamps,
J. fhsaoih,
General Passenger Agent. Omaha. Nsb
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Crescent Lodge No. 3s X. o, p. n,
their regnisr session last "Wednesday
evening elected the f"lIowin. uilicers for
tho ensuing term. T.. +. P-ur. q. O.;
M. Zoli. V. e.; W. ID. KELSEY, NJ. W Il.
Il. Warren, Pr-,-t. X. n. White, X Of
K. aud s.: A. A. Jreeo. NJ. A.; T. X.
Pe,er. NJ. f.; l.. Leblanc, N. f.: Hi rmsp
upbb'e. l. O.; Hnrr. Glover, o. o.; W.
ID. k.is-, and +. X. Nobi-,. Trustees.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

DeWi','s LATHE Early Risers are
dainty httIs pills. but they never isil u
cleanse the liver, rsmoy. obstruelion-
and inyigorn,e the system .-C,ly Drug
Store,
The state herald., 1900-12-14

New fsrf'" svaning h. ladies OF the
". u. church ~iil serve d,nn,r from i've
TO seven nj tho hume VI DIR, Smith. la
tho evening Date social ~ill be given
and lunch served. Proceed. iof the
bsnsBt Of ID. parsonage
The state herald., 1900-12-14

When Tho stomach Ia iined ~, !, must
h-yr u fesi, bu. We eant live silhnn,
ico1 kOJsl D,.pspsia Cue "digtsis
vhat yon sa' 90 that ,ou uan cat all
Tho good 'ood you sant sbils II 10 ~.
storing The digestive 5fRshs 10 health.
II is the only preparation that dispsi-
fli lt'H's ~ 'et1. r'y iiHa. af1ff
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Art Tyler ~bo bas bs.p hsbdlibg III.
switch engine At lloldfsas bss besa
Transferred Ia iIolyois and siyes pn sp.
eip- 10 take th. place u sepise.r Mon
,spJs sbe was ,tspsisifsd 30 Hastings
Net
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Mrs. l. p. Foster went to Golden las,
week having been called there by th.
death Of her father X u. Payne who VAS
tor several years resident Of tnis coun
The state herald., 1900-12-14

c. NJ. Mrary received letter this
week bearing the sad news OF the death
Ut his mother Sunday, Dee. 8, At their
home near Rock Island, III. Word was
received too late for him to rench there
for the funeral. HIS father is very sick
and No; expected 10 recover.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

"for the cold chilly winds oi Dscr,a-
Der droys the flowers my companion.
from me-"
Moral; Order Storm sash nov aud
save the flowers. Sutherland keep. the
best.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

A. i. Guthrie returned Saturday iron
Grand Island, Nsp.. where he bad been
Tor Tow week. oysr..sing tho making
OF some improvements on bis farm poar
that place.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

wNNftD= ACTIVE NAN or nouD CHAR
ariff o. drli'ff md enli.ci IN fainfado fof old
established traBufaf,nlhf wholesale hon.a
r7tinnna fr.initrii puf nfrfpnrr. hhY baht N
any rip, inrlusa salf saJifrsssi staiHrai ~
,eini-. MApniasinfus. Third ifioaf. ~ Doaf,
tpfn ht, fhrnFs,
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Call nnd ae- our uou Dry Goodr. Elan.
nelett- and Outing Flannel or any thing
you want In the dry goods line.
" r. Shnmp
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Waln Brothers, our ho.ok- lyei!
men have purchased Ia. Star Livery
BAN property which ne, have uccup'ed
the past ye,r under lease.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Call IN snd sss my samples Of Ladies
Tailor Made Dress Goods aud leave ,oui
order for Tailor Made SUIT. A perfect
ut guaranteed. Mrs. Gates.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

The Methodist Eri,copai church of
Ho'yok- have purchased Tie Aoniauys
residence property III the EDS cru pait oi
Hui. okc Tor u parsonage.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

There will DO watch meeting at the
N. L church on til. night oi Dec. 3ls
To watch the old c,ntuiy ouG and n,
new one in.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
o.ustal ra.s.as,r Ass.l. omaha. N.b

Help is needed nj once when q per.
cons llia 10 10 danger A hsgieo'sd
cough OF oold mhy soon become serious
should bs stopped a, once. On. Minute
couah Cure quickly oofes coughs and
colds and tb, WORT cases Of cropps
bronchitis, grippe and other ,bfoa, aud
Roo. 'yauH'.g -Cl'y nfgs T'sfs
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Mis G. NJ, Triobetts returned 10 Hol
yoke the first OF the week fIum a
visit in Yuma county.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Miss Fern Hngcr left Holyoks this
morning for Holdregs, Neb.. whore she
will visit for u few days with fiiends and
then go to Plattsmou,h. Nub., for n visit.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

drs. G- rye Brun~r returned To ser
home al Litl.tou ihis week from a
visit VIII. hcs parents Mr. and Mrs. 4.
N. Glover Of this county.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

j. .. Bennett and w. d. Kelsey were
in Sterling Wednesday attending to lie
gal business.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Miss oda McCsriy, George Coukliu,
Fraak oims.ed and Halle Kelsey we're
received into membership in the Mrtbo.
dist church Of hoiyoks this week.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Tho Presbyterlans of Holyoke are
raising money to purchase the Catholic
church building.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

The NJ. e. Sunday .hool will have II
christmas tree IN connection with the
christmas entertainment.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Cold weather Is coming. Buy yoni
Blankets and Underwear Of w. L.
Shamp.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

DR.. F. X. Noblet now drives u fine
roadster purchased this week from jess,
Long Of Hpxtun.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

The most effective little liver pills
made arc DeWtt's Little Esriy Rs,rs.
rhcy never grpe,- City Drug Store.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
Underwear.

This line has drawn tho attention OF
nearly everybody. The cause for this
must be tho extensive stock and the low
pricrr, but ~ will do better yet and sre
now selling Ladies' ilcece lined Undar.
wear from 80 to &c ccnte. Mems ottra
Leavy cotton fleece 90 cents. Gusran.
tesi wool fleece, we have marked the
price down TO GS cents, this garment
oihers soil all tho way from 100 TO SlO0
10 Cbildrens Underwear We are unable
to give the price Of zach garment Ia Il
Sonld take too much rpac. on ,ccouni
ef all the different sixer.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

o. Cavansugh, oi Holdrege came up
to aolyoke with his engine Saturday
night.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

All Cashmcres sold for 3c marked down so. All Wool
Fane Dress Goods which sold for $50 soc. Be
sides these Dress Goods just mentioned we have the
prices of ali the higher price Dress goods and Dress patterns
and remember that they all of the latest designs and that
don't ask 2 per yard either In Jackets Capcs
and Colarets don't ask mnch than half the price
others sell their garments for You will be surprised when
you the Ladies Jackets for which ask only 500 600
700 and $500 and our Ladies Capes which selling
all the way from $50 s565. On any OF these goods
you least from s. so per Of what
competitors asking and don't ask you take word
for but invite you for yourself In Blankets have
some good values, we sell the we'll known Buhe Wool
Blankets, regular $500 Blanket Tor ss25 We also
have reduced prices Quilts and sell from
81 as TO S2.oo these exceptional good values
The state herald., 1900-12-14

We will pay 30 cts. for corn.
IRWIN Bros.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Care sf CAreaie Dtasrhsea Arser
Thirty Year, srsuGerisg
"Suesssd Ter thirty years with d'nr.
'hssa 8sd thought l VS. past being
cared" says jobs 8. Hsllovsy. Of
frsssA Cssp. Mn. " had spent 40
much tsus and sssssy and suffered 80
useh tbse he'd eivsh up al hopes Of
ssoevsry. ] Ivss - fssbls from tho Of.
tscts Of the disrrhsss that could do no
HID Of lsber, could not even travel. bu,
b accident ! vss psrmitssd 70 fad q
bssus d Chsnbsslsin's Collie. Cholera
sad DaRrhoss Remedy, and after taking
several bottles I a. entirely cured of
sAsa tsossls ! sm - pleased with tho
result that a sssious that Il 10 In
ssssh Of eli whs suffer a. have" For
ssls By r. X. Noblst.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

All k,uds of Patterns at Stamps.
Corn for sale at the Lumber Yard.
Good he,fers for salp.-Irwin Bros.
--
Buy your dry goods Of W. r. Stamp
Read Suthrrlands new al 10 this issuS
When in Holyoke board ct the New
Sears Hotel.
The q. ID. Corset Is the best. For sale
by W. r. Sharnp.
The Noblet Drug stor- has fine new
cash registsr.
Robert Ryan is laid up With intlama-
tory rheumatism.
Brady aud Me'cslt shoes are the bes,
Tor sale by W. r. Sh~mp.
,.Ilzsu-xanisg gaQ4 sosArs meal ipl
25c try the New Sears Hotel.
Charley Farmer is down from Denver
looking after business matters.
Joseph Warren has recently put up
. blacksmith shop at Hsxtun.
Buy your windmllIs, pumps, pipe
wagons and buggies Of 5. j. McCarty.
o. Cavansugh, oi Holdrege came up
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Buy your wlndmlls, pumps, pipe
wagons and buggies OF 5. j. McCsrty.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
PRICE LIST.

DRESS GooDs: Outing hanes sold before for n now &c
Outing ianels which other parties selling for IaH
selling for The heaviest grade offer
from to IaHc per yard.
Our =, Novelty Dress Goods Ioc.
All I5c "IaI-s
All I7I-a Isc
All 2oc I7I-2
All 25c Dress Goods ' 2oc
The state herald., 1900-12-14

Joseph Warren has recently put W
. blacksmith shop at Hsxtun.
The state herald., 1900-12-14
Clothing.

You csnno, find store IN town that
will duplicate our prices, bssidss this
remember our Clothing 70 made up In
up-toda style IN all the choicest pa,
terms that you don't find In stores that
offer you Clothing which may have bssr
exchanged for home soil. Our boys
suits We ssll from si.oo up. In Mems
suits No have some great bargains, prices
rungr from 1850 and mp. In Boys aud
Mems overo.a,s and Clsters vs have the
meat attractive garments. Our leaders
are our $3.50 Mems oyercoat made up os
navy blue jersey and our s750 and $3.50
80 or. nil wool Irish Freszs Uls,sr which
Will keep y-u warm IN the very coldess
winter. Think OF US whe, you need one.
The state herald., 1900-12-14

In coucnon will that bargain, ,u
u" bo Shoes No'ons Gents Furnishing
are night W To tho standard
our Trade Remember y" hnnd
bss" fonip Corn etc Weaiuays tho byct market price
our eIa'eial nuks Public
aud beg and a
dehor To mort an Increased share further
You Ttanks
LEBLANC & SCHEUNEhlANN