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CoN'iKKss opens today and the congress
men luive Lccn arriving Ly every train.
Tiiukk months from tomorrow the
democrats tstei down from tliu executive
branch of the government and from the
house of represent'ili ves.
Tiiiktkkn i- certainly an unlucky
number for the democrat. Three re
publican :oni;rcsf iiic-ii in West Virginia
were elected by that majority.
Tiik fifth railroad bridge to span the
Missouri river between Iowa and Nebras
ka, and the second bridge over that river
controlcd by the Chicago Ss Northwes
tern system, will be formally opened at
Sioux City tomorrow.
Dakota i on her good behavior. Hut
if she does not receive encouragement
pretty soon for early statehood, she will
send a Mizzird eastward that will make
the teeth of the pulitki--.ii.- chatter all the
way from Maine to Ky AWfct. --Hot.
The republican policy in to the ad
mission of new states is a very simple
and practical one. Such admissions will
be made just as fast as the territories
give a gutlick-nt guarantee that they can
be depended upon for anti-democratic
majorities.
I r is to lm lio-ieil that Cleveland's mes
sage will b; .hort; but it would be just
like hii: to in ike it the longest oil's on
record, as he will never have another
chance to write a document which the
newspapers will have any inducenicut ta
publish. ('lobe Democrat.
It is rumored that the democrats will
mike a strong effort to admit Dakota ::s
one state during the session of tongre.-s
that opens today. Hut the democrats
are to late, they have sinned away their
cly of grace and we will now have two
republican states instead of one.
A juixiK in Janesville, Wisconsin, has
decided that it is perfectly legal to have
the bible read in the public schools, and
parties who sought to prevent the prac
tice by means of an injuction have been
non-suited. This decision is at variance
with previous edicts in the same state,
and the parties in interest declare their
intention to carry the issue to the higher
tribunals.
It is nip and tuck between Kansas and
Pennsylvania which shall be the banner
republican state, but Kansas is about ."00
ahead at the last accounts. Here ar-: two
states giving over n0,000 republican ma
jority each, supposedly of very different
interests one an eastern manufacturing
state, the other n western agricultural
state joining in an emphatic protest
against the British free trade tendency
of the democratic par?y'. Queer, isn't it?
Lincoln Journal.
HUWITSEEAJiSTO THE EXGLl&U
The Wolverhampton (England) Ex- !
jtresn and -Star, commenting on the re
sult of the lata presidential election, says
that "It is an indication, to some extent
at lest, of a preponderating anti-English
feeling. It is equally blow to the ris
ing free trade party of tho republic.
Further it discloses the continuing im
portance of Mr. Blaine as a factor in
American politics. But beyond all else
it establishes the invincible supremacy of
the Irish vot ." The jotirn il quoted got-j,
on to remark that for itself and the
liberal party f England it cannot regard
the result with satisfaction, and expresses
the belief that '"progressive political and
economic principles and purity of polit
ical life would have been better sir ved if J
the election had gone against Mr. Harri
son." The expression of regret at .the
success of the republican candidate and
of the principles w hich he maintained
mikes the acknowledgment of the im
pressions produced by his triumph all
the more interesting and instructive. It
sterns somewhat strange that an organ of
the liberal party of England should re
frard General Harrison's victory with
dissatisfac tion, but we mut rcmcmh.r
that on the question of free trade the
jn.ijn ity of Engli-him n of b-.th parties
arc opxcd to American id us and favor
those which tend to the advai.tagu of
their own country. The majority of the
American people, however, in the late
election supported the policy which best
assures the prosperity
iperity of the republic, reNJ medii ine in the woild giving tu h un
cpinion which mi-lit beN;,r"!l -",f iKf;" f"v I1'' f.v tir Ih-
0 I 1 .1 . IH.'f'M If i wiri 1IIMIIt.MI-ll 1.
gird lew of Hie
-fiterti inen or expressed of their action
ly Englishmen, whether liberals or torii s,
nd the? will conlir.ue to do so. Irish
W01II.
JIA JV UFA OTUIilN (i RECORD.
The report from various manufactur
iug industricj show that the general
state of activity is not only sustained,
but that every week adds its Uota of
mills, furnaces and factories in which
n res are being- started. I lie compara
tively few factories which shut down
are more frequently actuated by special
catLs.'s than by unfavorable trade
conditions.
i'he iron trade holds its activity. The
output of pig iron is contracted for till
the end of the year, and the indications
are further orders. Steel rails, while
still low, are in better request. The
machine shops continue busy. The tex
tile mills are well employed, the outlook
for cotton goods being satisfactory,
while some of the woolen mills are run
ning their machinery over-time. The
shoe factories are still turning out a
great many fall goods, and the orders
already booked for the spring trade
gives promise of a busy season. The
a. tiviiy of the paper trade is rt fleeted in
i no erection ot new mills ami an increase
of productive capacity. The ship-building
industry appears to have fallen upon
better times; not only arc the Deleware
ship-yards well supplied with orders for
iron tteamsliips, but the rise in freights
has installed new life in the coastwise
tradi, and the Maiue ship-yards are at
present quite bus', and anticipate a good
season for the construction of wooden
vessels. Tariff Bulletin.
A Wonderful Offer-
For many years the manufacturers of
Dr. Sage's Cutanh Keinedy have offered,
ii good faith, !jv00 reward for a case of
Nasal Catarrh which they caunot cure.
The It.inedy is sold by druggists at only
0 ends it has fairly attained a world
wide reputation. If you hive dull,
heavy headache, obstruction of the nasal
passages, discharges galling from the
head into the throat, sometimes, profuse,
wateiy, iii:d acid, at ot Iters, thick, tenac
ious, mucous, purulent, bloody and put
lid; ii the eyes are weak, watery and in
flamed; if then; is ringing in the ears,
deal:: hacking or coughing to clear
the ti.ioat, expectoration of offensive
i.iatbr, together with scibs from ulcers,
t!:.'! voice being changed and has a nasal
twanp; the breath offensive; smell and
taste impaired; sensation of dizziness,
With ;;;er.NiI depression, a hacking cough
and g -iKTal debility, yo 5,-e suffering
from i: isal catarrh. The more compli
cated your disease, the greater the num
ber and diversity of symptom. Thous
ands of cases annually, without manifest
ing h-.! i of tin? above symptons, result in
cons,, option, anil end in tne grave. No
lilSfils-' IS SO COIlillioi., i..iO acriepijye
and d uigcroua, less understood, or more
unsuccessfully treated by physicians.
n are but the whiskers on the
i.hen:;r known as life. Lincoln Journal.
S300 Is e ward.
We will pay the above reward for any
case of liver complaint, dyspepsia, sick
headache, indigestion, constipation or
:ostiv .less we cannot cure with
West's Vegetable Liver Pills, when the
directions uto ttjirfjy complied with.
They are purely vegetable, ami hover
fail tc give satisfaction. Large boxes
;fiitai;iing 30 sugar coated pills, 2oc.
For s i'. by all druggists. Beware of
c:;iint i feits and i imitations. The gen
uine manufactured only by John 0. Wc
& (, 602 W. Madison St. Chieago,nd
Si Id by W. J. Wari ick.
D :!it go to Omaha when you want
to g.- your beautiful parlor and bed
room s; ts but go to Henry JJjjecJj's fur
niture emporium where you can get every
thing i.i the f urnit jrc line that will go to
make your home beautiful and comfort
able; j--iil above ajl 3011 can get it cheap.
Ilemcmber that he who sells n'ost can
.sell cii -apcsr.
What Am I To Do?
The symptoms of biliousnuss are un
happily but too well known. They differ
in ii?V cut individuals to some extent.
A oili : is man Is seldom a breakfast eater,
Too fr. qucntly, alas, he has an excellent
appi-tit for liquids but none for solids
of a morning. His tongue will hardly
bear i::qcction at any time; if it is not
white and furred, it is rough, at all
events.
Ti:e digestive system is wholly out of
order .i.ul diarrhea or constipation may
le a symptom or the two may alternate.
Th'-re are often hemorrhoids or even loss
of Moo I. There may b giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence
and tenderness in the pit of the stomach
To co'. -vet all tin if not effect a cure try
'Unfit A u '.nisi Enrtr, it cof-ts but a
tritle :::id thousands attest its cfiicacy.
:i.l your job work to the Hkkai.d'
office.
The -fandard remedy for liver com
plaint ii West's Liver Pill; they never
dis.ipo int you. '.',0 pills 2ic. At War
rick's d.ug stare.
Kv tiling nefcssaiy fr furnishing a
house can be purchased at II. lioeck s.
Wo
S. c t:
I Iiouts with rubbers reduced to
:. Sherwood's mens arctics only
: Sherwood's, sold elsewhere for
WHAT CN EAHTH
'..;oti p'-opli: w 12 not, can ir t, or
.'C-v liny dilb-renci: in ( heap tins
ut up by ( 'lie;ii .Ithii huiiics or
tibi- p-lltji'M lit I lll.l 1IIIM1S tiroiit-',
Is th.
di in.:
trem
it r--p
rail.'-: : Iiiii ;;ik; n lied icims of woild
wide i
:t ft f i ami one that U eivina
tini:l x:.f nfni tioli (it equal prieef No
iiMinii hi ii,wi n DI.WOII I I UN il'yli
liIA!) MAK'i:it, Hid ver botlle that
d isV.it tin its wotk will cust ynt tiolli-
nfg V-r sale by fl. 1. .Siinlh & Co.,
FACTS ABOUT CATARRH.
A DISAGREEABLE DISEASE WITH
"WHICH MANY AHE AFFLICTED.
It Oi llnaten In IHC-i-.-.:
Serious us Oi'len !!:;.:
Cured Cutler I'ro.KT
Treatment.
C'ui.'o Not tin
.::c:iletl 1'n.sUj
c:i i:t!o:i and
The term cntr.i 1:1 is from two
Greek words i:i-ani:i:r "I How." and has
its scat in th mucous membranes.
Speaking generally, t'if mucous tnem-
brano in structurally the :imo as the
skin. Its oliico is t-imilar, la-in r n lubri
cator, excrctor ;;nd i-eeretor in the func
tions of the- body. Tli disease catarrh
is out' which, as Ix-fore remarked, finds
its expression in the mucous infiuliar.e
and the extent of tins tissue shows at
onco to w:i:ii an extent liie ciisea:;o can
sxist. as there is 110 part or locality of
tuueoes membrane wuicii cannot ami 1:
not affected bv the catarrhal condition.
The regions of the mucous trait most
.irono to catarrh are those of the nose,
mouth, upper and lower pharynx, or
back part ot the nose and mouth: tin
larvnx. or voice origan ; the bronchial
lubes, the stomach, intestines and frail
passages. These several regions give
names to the existing catarrh, as nnanl
or no--." catarrh, bronchial catarrh, plirt
rvngial or larvngial calarrh, stomachic
or intestinal catarrh. In these-different
regions we t:nd the catarrh acute or
chronic.
pKcnisrosiTiON to catakrh.
There seems to le a, certain predisposi
tion or structural development of tha in
dividual prone to catarrhal attacks.
These conditions are characterized bv
poverty of blood and nutrition, in which
the walls of the capillary or minute blood
vessels have a feeble tone or wcr of
resistance, wldle the I issue through whir!:
kmcii vessels pass are at the same ti::ir
..oft and yielding. Thi; prediso.sitio:i t
catarrh is strongly maiKed in scrofula
and rickets, and as in bronchial catarrh.
I lie morbid condition is ;i frequent at
tendanton tj'plioid fever, tucar.les.whoop
ing cough and smallpox. Effeminate
habits, alio augment tho liability to
catarrhal affections.
In a consideration of tho reasons why
any one should suffer from a eatarrli.
acute or chronic, this condition of tho
system or susceptibility is the important
and determining factor without its pres
ence the oxiv.tenco of catarrh is an im
M:;sibiiity. As in contempt ion, so it is
i i catarrh, this predisposition i:; tho re
sult of original organization of the indi
vidual, or can be acquired.
DANGKKS OKEATI-Y I'.X AOMtt ATn.
The flaming advertisement sctti::.?
forih the horror:? of catarrh is u familial
object, and our ideas of catarrh are more
largely influenced bv what we read than
what v. e know. While roiuc forms of
c::::rr!i are truly of grave consequence
ami should receive intelli-rent attention,
if Ihj ; was. true in the pia jority of cases,
probably a Lugo part of the population
of the lai'KO cities would le patients
of some physician or specialist. The
truth i s, outside of tho common cold,
there ::re many forma of what maybe
fermcd mild catarrh, which aro not in
compatible with a state of health, and
we can probably take the majority of the
people In any city and by examination
demonstrate that they have, in fact, a
mild catarrh. These people aro subject
to taki:g cold, easily get a cold, and it is
somewhat stubborn. They are usually
afflicted during the spring and fall:
steady warm or cold v.'cati.cr is
liencficial to them, and only when they
have a cold are they much inconve
nience 1. Their general health is good,
and inlluenccs brought to I?ar on the
general health usually meet with :
prompt effect on the catarrh. It ij s:
to say that, dircctlv, a fatal result fr
ititrrh is u bugbear it:) thjds no foi::
oauon in tact. mat r.i:c!i term;,
and disability is due to ti;o ; .er
more chronie forms of the disease
true. The commonly receive ! bclki
nmo!::; Ihe Jaity that chronic t-:t;rrh is
lite i'oi e; tinner of consumption, and i
only a question of time, is pure nonsense.
If a ciaisttniptiou d.iea follow a catarrh
we are safe i:i Rayiii.-; that the catarrh
was cer.su:nj:tion from the lirct, and
that either the individual had the con
suinptivc taint throufrh hereditary influ
ence:!, or iils habita and rairroundiu.'js de
veloped it i:i him and the catarrh was
oidy the first local expression of thecon
iumpii::i. In that form of catarrh in
which the disease extends to destruction
of tisspo and death of bone, wo must not
saddle liiQ result on tho catarrh; while
tli r. unquestionably was the immediate
exciting cause, there was present and
readv for the development or the result
a so-! so bad and vicious, cither by he
redity or acquisition, that the death of
ti.:si:e and bone was perfectly rational
and legitimate-.
vall'ablk hints to srp'FT.r.ntts.
The results of a chronic catarrh are
many j;nd varied, and while marked by
a hy;-'i tlerce of persistency and stub
Isjriiness. relief can and shouhl be at
tained. This is to lie accompliL.hed not
by iocl measures alone, l;it moro espe
cially by attacking the individual and
relieviiirj the condition which makes the
development of the catarrh possible.
lii-ntir.ent locally might be pursued
for a lifetime and nothing but relief of
temporary characti i' gained. Correct all
lliut is wrong in liabits, surroundings
and occupation, and you gain a potent
inlluer.ee for recovery.
One of the mc:-.t common causes of
catarrh, especially i.f the nose, is de
fective n:u:al breathing or respiration.
Again, the structural changes which
u.-.uuiiy devel p in lime from long con
tinued and neglected catarrh are other
reasons why catarrh is not readily re--lieved.
Notwithstanding these olsta
cl.s. relief can and should bo attained.
The iiiost i: ccs:;ary factor i an intelli
gent cotiception of tho condition which
i.i the foun lalio:i of the disease. Kclicf
lor this in iuo:.t ;f t!io casus nu-ans relief
from the dioer.se. Cor. St. liouis (J lobe-
Uemovrat.
Tho Common School.
I:i the earliest das of tho settlement
cf thi ; country, provisiun was made for
t!;e instruction of tho children at tho
py.b'ic co-t. the colonies of Massachusetts
. i;;l t-f Connect icvst taking tho lead in
I.Y. v. .:!;. and the object being to give
r'.l chiidien free instruction i.i reading,
.e.iii.i granmiar, elementary aritliuie
tl' rnd geography. V.'hcn certaiu cum-n.i-N-.ioners
addressed questions on this
i.-'.bju I tJ t!ie governors of the colonies,
l!:e i.c-vcrnor of ( oiiueclicut replieil that
"iiiij. fourth rf the annual revenue of
tliiM'olony 1 laid out in maintain fre
r ; !io i!s for tho aduc-at ion of ou r chi Id ren ;
b,;t ( 'ovt ruor Herkeley, of Virginia, re
j.lled. "I t!i.:nk (Iol there uro no frcu
.i'hcf'l.i i;or J. t biting, ond I hope wo shall
t :.t Si ;v; t.ie.ic huiijred yeurs." lliu
y. i 'u !;i::;:r.
Gri-Y OFFIGKlS.
Mayor,
Cleik,
treasurer,
Attorney,
Kiiineir,
I'oliee .JiidK",
Alareliall,
F.M. Kiciikv
V K Fox
Jamks Pattkkson, jb.
- 1IVKO.V Olakk
- A Maikilk
S I'l.IKKOKl)
V MalicK
rjouuilluieu, 1st ward,
3rd
4th. "
j J V Wkckhach
I A SAiasneKV
i I) M Jo.n ks
( ili. A SlIlI'MAN
1 M it Me it I'll v
1 8 W Mutton-"
Con O'Connoii.
1 F MoCallkn. 1'kfj
I J W JOMNS'l.N.CllAlllMAN
Board Tub. Work Kurcn Uokiikk
I D 11 HawksWouth
GOLTjVJJY OFFIGKlS.
I'rea.surer,
Oepuiy Treasurer, -Jlerk.
Deputy Clerk,
ttecenler of Deeds -aiiity
ltecurder
(Jlerk of inVtriet Co art,
Shertlf,
Surveyor.
Attorney.
4 11 ut. of Pub. Schools,
louuty Jii'luo.
V. A. Ca.mpiiki.l
Thos. 1'oli.ock
BIKI t'ltlTCH KI KLO
KXA CltlTCIIKI KI.U
W. H. Fool
John M. Lkviia
V. C. Siiowaltkk
J. 0. ElKKNHAHV
A, MADOLK
A LLKN liKKSON
Maynahu Spink
C. ltUSSKLL.
HOARD OF SUPK.HVISOKS.
V. IJ. Toon. Cli'iu., - - I'lattsmouth
Liouis K.O.TZ, - Weeping Wnter
V. Ii. la -Kso.v, - Kiinwood
GIVIG SOGIKT-MS.
1 ASS LOU(li No. lliJ, 1 U. O. F. Meets
'every Tuesday evening of each week. All
-raiidieat brothers are reepeclfully luvued to
t'ttilKl.
nvrrsiouni encampment no. 3.1.0.
- O. I'., iiieei every alternate triday la
ic'i in-iatli in the Maxonie Hall. Visiting
ir.t tiers are invited to aiteiui.
llltlO LODGE NO. 8. A. O. V. W. Meets
every alternate Friday eveiilnjiat K. ol P
n!!. Truisietit brotlieri are respectfully iu
vitii It i irteud. F.J. MorirHn.MasterWorkiiiiiii ;
r. r. Is:" i.vu. l-oretnau : Ii. 1J. iveinster. Over-
wr ; II. X. Taite. Fiaaueier ; H. F. Houfe-
vorili. Iteeorder : M. Mavbriulit. Heeeiver
i. Ii S uitli, Past M . W. : 1. X. Kovrcn, Uuide ;
r. d. iviiiiz. lusioe ' at- l'.
l 1A8S C.VMP NO. Hi.
t- of America .Mrei
I in i x oODMEN
i: 1 i i fuai III Mon-
layeveiiiu at Iv. of !' m li iraiisieiit
irotliers are reipie.stea ! ai wi:u h. L. A,
Newco tier, ner i'!- ikiI: 'i. , Niles
Worthy Advix.-r ; S. f. V;liie. h.tiikei ; V. A,
3oeck, Clerk.
iJL.vrrs.Mou t :i i.oDiiis x s, .o. c. v.
- Meet every Hlt!ii;tte Kriil iv i-v-nnitf at
rtockwood hall ;it s iV. mm. All transient lin-lll-'.rs
aro respectfully invited m alti-ml. L. S.
Lhi-.ii, M. W. ; F. Uovd. Foreiuau : S. C.
vVil.'.e. Iteeorder ; buou aid Audrs ui. iveisper.
JLATr-MOUTll L ir.GENO. ti. A. F. A.M.
- Mi-et.s on tli lirt nail tiiir.l MoikIhvs of
?ae.li iri-mtli at l)f'-T AH transient broth
ers are cordi.Uly ia , itt'd to inet with us.
J. Ii. ltlOUKV, W. M.
V'm. II ts. Sacrn'nry.
VKHltVSivA :dPTEit. No. it, K. A. AI
Meels seen. id a-i l fnartli lu-sdav of ea.-li
nonth at Ma-oaV Hall, l'ratisei. at brothers
ire iuviied to iiteet witii us.
K. K. Wiiitk. 11. P.
Wm. I'ivs. Secretary.
f '". ZlON COMMA DAUV. NO. 5. K. I.
"-Meers llrst and third Wednesday nig:lit of
?ac'.i iiinnth at. M iso Vs hall. Visiting brut Iters
ire e irdially invited to meet wiih us.
Vm. IIavs, Kec. F. E. Wihtk. E. C.
CASS OOUXCir.NO ir.2t.HOYAL ' 1ICA N 17 AI
me -ts the eee ind and fourtli M.nnl-ivs i.f
acb in mi ii at Arcanum Hail.
K. N. Ulexn, Uftjent.
P. C. Mivok. Secretary.
PLATTS MOUTH BOARD OF TRADE
President
.Kobt. Ii Windham
A. Ji. Toild
Wm Neville
F. Herrmann
F. It. (luthaiaii
1st. Viee President
2nd Vice President
SecT'Mary
Treasurer
lIKK.-TOIS.
J. C. Kichcv. F. IC. White. .1. C. Patterson.
J. A. Coiiiier, Ii. Kl-'on, C. W. Sherman, F. lior
der, J. V. Weckbaeh.
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BOSTKK.
W. Johnson Commander,
S. Twtss Senior Vice
. liATKs
..Junior "
Adjutant.
Q. M.
OiHeerof the Day.
iuard
Serjrt Major.
..Quarter Master iSergr.
J Nilks
;.--VltV STKKIG11T.
! vlon Dixon
: It A rlks Foito
VDKKSON FltY.....
'OH OKllI.KMAN.
CUKTIS,.
Post uaaplain
Meet iusr Saturday evening
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AT-
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To Jnnuni'v ll. 1MBII, I.OO.
Thi." r.di ilde iiu. I fearless Jourtial has rh.-il-letiui'd
Ihe aliiiir:itiou of the etuiiitiy tu the
eaiupalca ja-t i'iosi I. Itwa I' e repVfseuia
tive leiuliliea i daily of eirak.i, !s ou
of t !i lea (Mil:; uwsi:i i i s o( t he enii'il rv . .
Ill the future as lit tin i:it Ilia. I!-ft HI l.
will e'Miiiuiiii to exi'iil III evryt lllnu. It pilutH
Al.l.th- iu-us. It i. lil,;lit. elean, em lyelU
and iii'w-y.
Tiik liiii-ciiiJCA n HiM'eals to Hi TiIi-ikI In
eveiy voting irrliii'l to lv. I heir m mii:iI
iNlnuen in exteiiolui; Its eireulat Ion. S nd
for sant'di: eoji'e.s. Mail I.i-t of linin, KhIho
elubw.
IT JS THE PEOPLE'S PAPER.
I he W'heki.v Ki-ri'ui tew iimtei l.ill v lin
liroved for ss:i -inih;ish.-l every 'I'liuiNilny,
rontains all ill news of tin- wi-i-k In a eon
denscd fniin. It Is the lejt and cheapest
weekly newspaper p ddlshed aa wlteio.
i"All reti iltanees uliou'd be addressed to
Till! OMAHA KKPF151.ICAN CO..
Oniali i. Kebras-ka.
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Tiench Health Feamlesa
FOOT WARMERS I
AT
6hervvood,
c.
yiAEA R
rvn
IQOJV'T you know it ? Of course yon do and you
will want warm Underwear, Blankets, etc.
(UR Line is Unsurnassed bn ami other line in
the city. A handsome
f.lRTETY of Scat on aide Dress (toads,
cloths, Henrietta ClothSj Trecots, etc-
YERYTinXG in Blankets, Flannels,
Comforts, Hosierv, Battings, that yon
want.
y97 will not regret looking oar di jfer cut
par tments over before purchasing. It
pay you.
MYllMA nUCS and a Handsome Line of Car
pets, Malts, Floor Oil Cloths, and Linolcnni at
Loir Prices.
C
D
Weclfiaci's
Sjieciul Sale conunencing November I2tli, conlinuiro; one week,
Cloaks
anc
Plush Cloaks find Children's '
ottered anywhere in the city.
PLUSH WRAPS
We have an im
mense, line and will
discount same 25 per
cent, as they must be
sold before the end
of the season. Our
I
PLUSH SEOR! WRAPS'
are
eleeant
fitting
iirments.
AY
sell-
them at $14.50.
worth all ot $20.00.
Comfortables
A Fine Selected Line of from $1.00
uie miest io cent iJutting in tlie city.
UNDERWEAR
In Natural Wool, White Colars, Scarlet Stripe, Prices lower than any
house in the city, as we arc over-stoektil with these oods.
CALL AN1 SATISFY YOURSELVES.
Yours Respectfully,
TTTTir Tl
niifiinnoniKflin
Bread-
B( d
will
Be
will a;
S3
n
s
r. Price 20 per cent less tho price
Examination will prove statement.
WRAP
$nn Plush cioaha
OUwe sell lor i0
sell elsewhere at $27.
7W-
$f)n Plush Cloaks
plJwe sell fur 25
-ell elsewhere at $.15.
fid
k. 1
I'insh CloskK w
-ell for ft-JO sell
dsewhere at 50.
A iP Plush Cloaks we
!(j)4UseIl for 4.- -t il
elsewhere at $5o.
mm.
A
Full Line of
mm
Walking
l--VV7r.lS
I n'
-old at
tl
ie lowest
prices.
and E
lankets
up to 0.00 u iaii
Up hae
Staler
w
Sl!5 tn
LdOICS
PLUSH
Am
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l.- V?i. : ? rj
Hv I f a?
mm
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