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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
Look Out For a Hard Winter

and be prepared for it by getting
your fur overcoat from Tom Sweeney
Hardware Company. They handle
q large line Of Straw 4 Ellsworth
and Worthington \ Alger coats and
are selling them cheap. Get your
coat early before the stock is bro
ken into.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
Notice to Creditors:

S1tstt' ~ 88N5aaY7
y The Matter OF the Estntes OF Francis ST..
Morris Deceased.
All persons having claims aeainsts 4aid Franz
CTS N. Morris deceased, are required .tosexhibit
The same. Nth the necessary vonoheffs to the
undersigned, Executors of said estate, at tie
Law ofice Of Wood q BnellSin Rapid Cit in tho
County 9 Rennineton State or South Dakota,
and tiat3 six months have been limited a. Tho
said estate
Dated the 18th day. Of October, I9OOs
CHARTS i. Morris and Arthur Eokris.
ef8 ExeSitors.
First publication Oct. Il.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
From Tuesdays Daily Edition.

III ~ tN.tfe4a sEHG @aN65
! From Tuesdays Daily Edition.
Your blood goes through your body
with jumps and bounds, carrying warm.
~ md active life to every part OF your
body, II you take Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggist.
]. G. Carter and wife are in the
city from Rockerville.
Father Stratton returned from
Hermosa this morning.
Ollie Cleghorn was a passenger
for Chadron last evening.
G. ]. Buell. came in last evening
from a few days stay on the range.
R. H. Wyrick came up from Hot
Springs this morning fora visit with
his family.
Mrs. A. M. Moody of Pine Ridge:
and Mrs. Elsie Ballon of Chadron,
were arrivals in the city this morn
ing, on business.
Jos. Smell and wife of Hancock,
Mich, went down to Smithville to-
day, to visit with Frank Cottle and
wife.
J. F. King of Red Oak, ID, is in
the city, representing Rosenbaum
Bros. OF Kansas City and Omaha.
Mrs. W. D. Rine returned from
Omaha this morning, where she has
been visiting the past three weeks.
Mrs. W. W. Cliff returned from a
weeks visit with friends in Dead
wood last evening.
Ed. Stenger and wife, accompan-
led by Misses Minnie, Katie and
Marguerite Ahern we're arrivals from
Hermosa this morning and spent the
day shopping in town.
Mrs. William Blair and two chill
dren came in from Missouri Valley,
where they are now living, this morn
ing. She will visit with Frank Blair
and family.
Invitations are out announcing
q grand ball at Library hall to be
given on Friday evening, Oct. 10Th.
The UNION acknowledges the RECEIPT
Of an invitation.
The force at the Bismarck has been
increased, and there are now twenty
five men at work sinking and drift
ing. The right course is being pur-
sued, to determine the amount and
quality of the ore before installing
the new milling machinery.-Key-
stone Recorder.
Yes, the laugh is on the fusionists
this time. Bucker is responsible
for the laugh, but that seen 10 be
all he is responsible for. He held
forth at the Bryan headquarters
after Mr.. LaFollette finished last
night and say, mister, it was a
corker! What he said or what he
did not say cuts no ~tigure-the
laugh is on the fusionists this time.
The fellow is off mentally, it seems,
and laying aside the graver side Of
the case the occurrence was really
funny-the laughs on us.
1t looks now IS if the question of
the granting OF a franchise to the
Black Hills telephone system would
not be submitted at the coming cleo
ton to the people of this city. F.
b. Rowe, who has been ~agitating
the question, was in the city about a
week ago, but he said nothing at
that time Of any intention on his
pars of submitting the question.
He is now in the east looking after
the financial interests of his com.
pany. In order to get the franchise
question on the official ballot Nov
ember 6, he would have to procure
such action from the city council,
and the time for that is growing
short.-Sioux City Times.
s.la.L -seNg-1a. L.aHtL
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
1t Helped Win Rattles.

Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the Front to say that for Sc ratch.
es, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sore Feet
and Stiff joints ,Bucklen's Arnicu salve
is the best ia the world. Same for
Burns, Skin Eruptions and Piles. Is cts.
q box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by w. l..
Gardner druggis.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19

UNION believes that the Federation
was never nor ably differed than
at present. 1t ought to prosper
and it will.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
Our War Record.

The writer is willing to stand on
his war recorder lack Of it-let the
p. t. organs assistant fix it to suit
himself. This p. t. assistant is con-
siderably worked up, it seems, over
the fact that the writer failed to 20
to the Philippines. Well, the p. t.
organ would liked to have seen the
thing work out that way, but was
disappointed as we all are some.
times. The writer had good and
sufficient reasons for not accom-
panying Co. M at that time, nor is
he at all ashamed of the matter when
it is referred to by this journalistic
assistant. Other members OF the
company dropped out of the ranks
on that day for the same reason that
tho writer did, and they we're still
as good men as this cheap critic or
the boys who served on the firing
line. That is all there is to tho mat
ter. The writer is by no means
ashamed of his war record, or his
lack of one. He has fathered his
words always, and in thirteen years
of hard work he has mover hid be.
hind someone else in his efforts to
in ure his neighbour.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19
August Flower.

ut is a surprising fact" says Prof.
H%outon, that in all my travels in all
parts of the world in the last ten years
I have met more people having used
Green's August Flower than any other
medicine for dyspepsia, deranged liver
aid stomach and for constipation. /
6nG for Tourists or salesmen or for per.
sons filling Office positions where head
aches and general bad feelings from ir.
regular habits exist, that Green's Au-
gust Flower is q grand remedy. It does
not injure the system by frequent use
and is excellent for sour stomach and
Indigestion" Sample bottles free at
Gardeners drug store. Sold by dealers
in all civilized countries.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19

Nj, LaFonette's Meeting,
A fair crowd was out to hear Hon.
7. LaFollette, fusion candidate
for railroad commissioner, at the
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-10-19

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BUCKLEY s. GOODRICH,

all the milk is in. and the sauce both
Well thckened and free from Jumps.
il may be allowed to boil ana should
be kept boiling about five minutes. or
until--and this is sure sign or Il
starchN sauce being cooked-"h ch
drawn with the spoon from the sides
Of the saucepan it fails from these IN
such a way as To leave spaces upon
them quite blank and clean. If tn"
sauce has been properly made II should
nd-, ~ perfectly smooth al through.
So that no straining shall he necessary
When seasoned it viii be Ut for iise.
The things not to be forgotten here
.r. sDeriaIly 1.) The sufficient frylnE
az the -four IN the butter. previous Y"
adding milk This takes OFF the raw
taste. 90 The gradual adding 81 tn
milk. OF the FIRE. ana III" beating
smooth ami reheating between rdc'
addition. 81 That the sauce must
never he allowed To- boil Will" Their
are any Jumps in H. as g boiled lump
,nn never ~ gnt OUT This VI IN"
form III which every culinary receipt
should be given in order 4" 10" helpful
and inteiligible 10 the novice
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Inc heN peWS Tor tle ohsresa-
ti"nal chur'h IT Princeton nave m.
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The lastur OF III" second l'aptlSi
church. calais, Pr \. y Padrii"rd. m
formed the members ~ ms '"hSr"Ga-
lion. sunday. that there was de"' "'
ST.. owed by the 'hur'h' that II vas
ortihrd ahNisahie - pay lhliilt"it'eiE'
VI" divided the debt INTO b-- shares
ana led the llSt by taxing - hlIhS"''.
All the shares were bought within 70
lew moments ana 'ht "cp' WAS nus
.''''
Ihr Ellsworth MethoniHt f.llS"'Pdt
church. Rev j. l.. SIm"htph pastor
has Tor som" Tune t"ii me necessity "I
having lht rhufCh rdlhce repaired. an"
y receiving subscriptions ana iona
tons Tor IT'S improvement. Among
others recently Was one % 81" ii"ili
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The EdGecumb quarterly meeting
met Win the fFtr tbdlpllSt tHuftH III
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HtRcH AND PASTOR.
Items Of lntercs, in Maine Ecclesiasti-
cal Circles.


The Congregational church at OK
ford has voted To employ Rev. Mr..
Newport for the coming year.
The Sunday school at East Dover has
purchased a melodeon FOR use in the
school and meetings.
Rev. John Virgins Of charleston.
baptized three persons Nov. 81. max
ing sixteen recently.
The East Hebron Baptist society has
voted to make repairs on its church
property next spring.
The Peoples church of Bath. Rev.
/. w. O'I;rien. pastor. has purchased
a nne lot and will erect church
another season.
The December quarterly meeting of
the Maine christian conference will
convene with the Christian church AT
North Newport. Dee. I. ana &.
Rev William f. Sladr of Jackman.
Me-. has accepted the call of the con
gre2ational church of Waldoboro. AMI
viii enter upon his duties the irSt
Sunday in January.
1t is expected that the improvement
ana repairs on the Eockland Methodist
church Will be completed 50 that tn"
auditorium will h. ready for occunan
~ SUNDAY. December ..
Work is progressing rapidly on the
Methodist church in torinna. IT is
being rcmodeltd ~ that it VIII look
Ike. Il new building. \ fair is in proc
c>s of preparation to be held the mid
dIr of December tht proceeds to -
towards the church.
t \ Ladies Aid society was formed re-
Gently in Brooks with the object "t
raising the debt now remaining upon
the new church The officers are.
President. Mrs. BARKER; Nice-presidrnt.
Mrs. Holbro"k: treasurer, Miss Me
tarty.
Work will commence on the Rock
bound chapel. West Brooklin. the
coming week. AS soon as the founda =
ton is laid. the building will be erect
cd 1t will be 3uXi0 and II foot posted.
ANA viii have a tower for a bell. 1t is
built by subscription ana gifts.
\ beautiful steel engraving of H"l-
mans Christ in the Temple. in an
elegant gilt frame has been received
from Miss Jennie A. Philbrook Of Ran
eor to he hung in the chapel on the
Pond Road Gardiner. in memory of
her aunt Miss \. t.. Philbr"ok. re
Gently deceased.
Rev w. Clements has entered upon
the sixth year of his pastorate With
the BAPTIST church AT Buxton Center
As token Of the peoples Kindness and
affection. the pastor was presented, a
few evenings ago. with IL purse con
tanning Sl::. II has since been increased
to $5j.JS
The annual meeting of the York
County Sunda y-school Association Rev.
+. f. Dolan. president. was held at
Alfred NOV. Il. Among those who
participated were Rev. J. II. cochrane
' Of Springvale: Rev. c. X. Flanders Of
F:iddeford and Rev. w. :. Bovard of
Portland. Mr.. J.. y. Halliday. field
secretary of the Maine State sunday
school Association. assisted.
The quarterly session of the Chris
tian Endeavor Union met at the Free
Baptist churh. Eo"thbay. Friday eve
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Az INTELLIGIHLr:C COOK Hook

~ lNTE.Il.ltIlls III II. t-th'k 10 '''lN-
Cook books or compilations Of Gull
NARY recipes are AIT 10 be Of little uS''
to the novice on account Of their vague
directions No formulas should be
given with greater precision. and the
exact proportions Of the various in
gradients should i" stated. Even when
this Jone. general directions are likely
to be given in such involved phrase"l-
nl-v that to one unfamiliar with cook
ing processes they assume the appear
anrp VI complicated puzzles. An Eng
lishman has recently written a treatise
i'm which he seeks L. elucidatc all iha'
is obscure ia dietary formulas aS th"N
ave usually given III cook books. II n
his object To remedy their defects. 1"
make any recipe Ineligible and easily
Carried out. y good example ~ EnM
~ effects his purpose Is found. ~ ms
detailed explanation of hcch;tm"j
Sdlcc one of the standard white sort :.
In order to show wherein the English
mans system differs from that Of tnn
average cook book compiler il Will D.
necessary to give the formula for tEiS
S;ttice as it appears in Il culinary work
which is considered a standard author
itN. This recipe is az follows. Make a
white sauce. using for liquor ON" han
each of rich white stock and milH. or
use stock alone. y slice of onion. car
rot an turnip should be fried in thc
butter before tn. flour is added i, is
very clear that no novice could concoct
Il bechamel sauce by following Snr:
directions. This is the way III" Eng
IiShman explains the ma king Of ~:
Foundation: Butter. one oun ~ iionr.
one ounce. Liquid: Milk. ~ ne oyer
half pint Flavoring: Parsley. "nc
Sprig. thyme. one Sprig. olr BAY Leaf.
onion. turliip. celery-eIch slice.
Seasoning: Cayenne pepper. salt and
lemon Juice. The milk must first be
Favored. Put il on in Il small clean
nan with the vegetables and herbs.
let il simmer gently with the lid on for
a quarter Of an hour. and then strain
Next put the butter in a saucepan ami
let il melt. Put i'll the flour. which
should he Sittcd. ana stir the mixture
briskly over the fire for four or five
minutes At first it will form a stiff
paste: but this will gradually iiquefy and
end by assuming IA sort Of honeycomhed
appearance. When it does this the
milk can he added gradually. With the
first few drops the conSistence of the
butter and nour will alter. Decorating
stiff like dough. Into this each sue
cessive addition of milk should be well
stirred. so that no Jumps may form
The pan should he withdrawn from
over the fire every time milk is added.
the sauce beaten and stirred until
quite smooth. and then. and not until
then. returned to the fire to thicken
before putting in any new milk When
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT No. :
Capitol street. Can be consulted on
health ana business. past, present and
future. daily from \. NJ. To ~ 4. NJ
Best of references. Cases taken by mail.
Augusta. Nc. nov2l.dlw'
PROF MOSES. clairvoyant and magic
healer 6gl- Bridge ST. novel div
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All work guaranteed. Reference, Frank
T.. Dennis. Augusta. Also instruction en-
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis +. Trask
Randolph. Me. oct2dtf
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RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
. Bangor ( ArOostook
M RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains = 49,,
in Effect November II, l90O

."1'' "o "s" ta,waa,
Pullman Buifet Pari"r lars De- 'aa,ioa
Caribou at 6.25 a. Nj. and Bangor at ''iV
p. NJ. ,, ,rars+a
LEAVE Portland. llOo ~ 1us So
1.35 \. NJ; Waterville, 10 a. NJ pan
sor. 100 a. NJ; Arrive Lagrange, 1.ie =; a.
NJ: Brownville, SIS A. NJ; ka'ah ne
Iron Works. 1000 \; NJ. N9rcrosSi S:4o ~ !,
NJ: Millinocket. 1000 \: NJ; oherIiai /,
1850 a. NJ: Patten. l1.lo A NJ !siaio
Falls, Ills A. NJ: Smyrna NILS, 10y ~ y,
n; Masardis LES 7. ~: H AShiand aS' o;
NJ: Houlton. lila Z NJ; ~
r. NJ: Presaue Isle, 2.o2 + NJ; caribou,
go =. NJ: New Sweden 5-v5 N Van
Buren,. 4.o5 F, NJ Limestone, 30 "a a. m NJ
Fort Fairfield, 10 r; NJ. N; 1oVsF ana AZ.
croft, 90 \. NJ GulIlord. 10 "a IA
Monson. 10l3 a. NJ GreenVliie' V''o a.
NJ. cor , ,,,s.a
LEAVE Portland, i9.Zo \, NJ Aus u a.
LIS 7. NJ; Waterville. l.2U L: NJ. ban
gur. $40 p. NJ: Arrive BroWnyllle, az +;
NJ: Norcross. BIS T. N. MiilnocHei; ~ a..
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding four lines thirty words coming
under the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE.
TO LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted two
times for = cents. thre times for %
cents. one week for u cents. two weeks
for ~ cents ANA one month for $50.
ADVANCE PAYMENT. In sending by
mail. remittance Of postage stamps or
postal note should be made with order. as
the charges are too small to open ac-
onunts FOR.
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WOULD HAVE. TO BORROW ONE.
Londun Spare Moments

TEVTIUNN SUdTC
Some time ago Il Well-knoWn bdrrlStei
had under crosse Xaminatiun Il you'll
from the country who reJoiccd i'll IN,
name of Sampson. whose replies We're the
causes OF much laughter in the court
And So" questioned the barristcr
you wish the court to believe that Eol
are Il peacefully disposed and inotfensiN,
kind OF person.
Yes
And that you have no desire to follow
the steps Of your namesakc. and slniic
the PhlistincS?
No, I've not. answered the youth
and if | had the desire | ain got tn.
strength ut present
Then YOU think sou would be untbi,
10 cope successfully with thousand en-
mics aud utterly rout them with The jay "
bone of an ass:
Well answered the rutled Sampson
II might have Il try when YOU have d"n'
with the eal,"n
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nov2ldlw@
PAIR WORK HORSES. twelve years
old. good readers ana workers, to be sold
low. W. l.. Brown Church Hill.
novel, div
SLEIGH AND HARNESS, nearly new
sleigh upholstered in green broadcloth.
So harness is rubber trimmed. $40 John
Parsons, No. 10 Bridge St, Augusta.
novel. d2ws
SELF MIXING RUBBER stamp pads.
all colors. 25c. each. Band dating stamps
three sizes, 25c. Each. Fletcher & Co. SO
Chapel St. rnaylo.dtf
HORSE FOR SALE-A 6-years-old
mare. color black, weight about I'D.
height 1919 hands. sound and smooth. per
fectly kind. a good worker single or
double, and "A good roadster for one Of
her size. Inquire of q. T. stevens. Al
ieen St. Augusta. nov5dtf
CAPITAL RABBlTRY. imported and
strains of the world; pedgreed stock 70
those wanting to start in business. Call
ana see my stock or send for price lists.
II. +. Adams So Cony St, Augusta. Me.
nov2,dlmos
THE CAPT. CHAPMAN FARM, stu
ate in Augusta on the Coonbs' Mills
road, two miles from KenL sSec bridge.
Over 100 acres of land; buii+iHs5 in fine
order. Eight hundred dollars spent on
buildings alone within the last two years
Apply to I.endall TitconD. Augusta, Me.
mayfdtf
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RH Profitable Reading. n,o. ',', new. ,'o'. s.
RRn thoroughly reliable merchandise IY
EAA will find an all the latest and best the E
hM affords and moneysNms WX

Pretty assortment Of silk aud flannel
waists beautifully made and IN the
very latest, up-to-datc styles.
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Good trades i'm blankets, over COO
pairs TO select from. Greatest values
in hosiery and underwear We have ever
been able to offer you.
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1913 & 200 Water St.

LARGE OFFICE SAFE at a bargain.
Size 30x50. 81 inches high. In good con-
dition. Can be seen at the Journal Office
may3,dtf
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work Good wages Mrs. l.. .. Cornish.
. Green St nov2i-dtT
LADY d travel III Maine: 81 months
and an expenses 10 start: perma l"nt Pc
sition If satisfactory: self-addIc~-cd en-
Nrlop.. for reply. Address Treasurer N"
tay-Ll.tr
81 to 81 weekly is what you can max,
in the advertising business Taught sue
crssfully by mail. Send for rec p"uspcr-
tus. Pagc-Davis e.. Incorporated chi
cage. I'LL uoyH.d1t@
HALLS BARBER SCHOOLS 1 East
Boston. and l6 East Seneca ST. Buffalo.
Earn while learning Lodgings. tools
trial. railroad ticket ANA catalogue free.
nuv33, d51t~
IN ENERGETIC MAN to manage an
Office in Augusta for large manufactuI
extra profits Must furnish Good refer
cnC"s and $50 cash. ADDRESS Manager.
EoN 115I. Philadelphia. Pa. novl,&2i'
MECHANICS. ENGINEERS. electric
ianS iircmeu. etc. a free schola ~Ship in
engineering will b. awarded ~ fev'
ELECTROMAGNETIC applicants. America
School Of Correspondence. Boston. Mass.
n0v2S3dlmos
RELIABLE MEN 10 SCH our line ~
high grade l1bricating oils. grease
paints ana varnshcs SALARY W. commits
sion. Address. +. n. Peniicld. Cleveland.
ohio. noVE;.d=t@
BOARD iii ,ity Or country country
preferred. ~ single man with 4 rer-
manont income, over ~. ana health fair.
State price and fIll particulars Address
+. e. Journal Office, Augusta. Me.
nuv22, div
AN EXPERIENCED KITCHEN GII;l.
ut once Apply AZ City Hotel.
\ FEW LADIES cAPEs. No. = ,,nd
le. at once. No. Il Cony ST.
EVERYONE TO TRY our Glyccr.ne
Jolly with violctS: uncxcciied :or chapprl
hands. face and lips. Makes the skin
smooth. soft and white: Fifteen cents,
Ry mail postpaid. Will H. Johnson,
State street Pharmacy. Augusta. Me,
nov1Gdtf
SAI-EsMEN wanted to sen our s s,,5
trade. We are the largest and only man
crll SALARY paid. Address, CAMDEN
Mfg CO.. Savannah, ga. novi5dly
BICYCLES CLEANED AND STORED
for the winter. Put in trst-class shape
ana kept in dry place. Frank |. CLARK.
Journal Eluck, Au-uS,a Ne novl2d2w
MANAGEl;-OId established mercantile
house wants honest. capable man to man
age branch. Salary ST. month. extra
commissions NJ soliciting required. but
must take general direction business ana
Ne ambitious. Good references ANA N>on
cash required. Experience as manage
NOT necessary if qualified in other re-
spectS. Manage, Drawer Il. New Haven,
Conn. nnV9.d1moN
Sg0r GUARANTEED yearly salary. eX-
pcuScs, ANA extra commissions. Men an!
women of good address To appoint agents
Tor Us. New brilliant lines; permanent
positions; old established house: RAPID
promotion. Stafford Press CO.. New fia-
Ven. conn. uov1.d!mo'
GIRLS for general homework and seq
ond work; excellent places waiting for
good help. Also a few good girls want
zie Doves Employment Office, DO Water
St, Augusta. Me. oct2idtf
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LADIES SUITS. Capes and Jackets.
newest styles, large variety to select
from and no let-up in our unprecedent-
ed offerings. See the pretty new auto
mobile coats just received. Unmatcha-
Bile jacket bargains from $2.9S to $1,000.
Ladies fine tailored suits from $G.sS
To $1,000.
Ladies' fine tailored capes from S3.9S
to $1,000.
A good assortment OF misses
ana chldren's REFERS and new line OF
misses automobiles. The latest
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The Peoples Store IL the haunt ~
thc prudent and economical Hun
dreds Of wclI-satisfied customers visit
our store daily and their appreciation
If our efforts to give them the bes,
goods for the least money Is quite
manifest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-24

Fine line Of ready-to- wear skirts
from Sl.9S to $1,000. Large variety Of
storm and walking skirts from s2.?S TO
$l200
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-11-24

Great showing OF ladies' petticoats.
all prices.