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isi : ; ; : DITCH OF ; TilE j SIOLX , I
Lnmo Decr'lI ' futile StatuI Abalnst tlllJ ' In'
vincible Whites
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A CHAPTER FROM GENERAL MilES' ' BOOK
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1it-I Iii , : "III''h III t 1111.1 1.'I"ht ! .II
th. . nllt I .I 11,1.1 ) ) ' -11"111'1'11 I
: i ii " VM'i : i.rifl. I:14t'tjIc. :
The calOpaln : agalnt the : comblnerl trIbE
tomposlllg the Sioux or /altot3h / lutlon had
Well proseeutm ) with such vigor nn,1 , rue.
cess through the latter haH 01 ? 17G I and the
urly part 01 18ii. that by sprlll ! . ISi7. Ill :
cXlelt , one Ilan,1 , hall been brought Into COni'
plcto and IIn31 sutJecfloU Lame Dee11
! Ja11l1Iall ( tllI Gn the warpath and that :
dourhty chief Iud boasted ! t1&3t & 110 force
strong enough to beat ! him In JJttle ! could
overtake : him or come near hl camp In hl
0\\ II choren lal'tnc8es. So whIle \ proper dlh'
PO'ltLOlIS svere helm naMe 01 tho\ Indians
who Iud iutrcniiered a cOll1mand was being
erlhllJpel1 to teach Lame Deer and his haul ,
that the white man could approach hlh11. ) .
I a\- \ : .
Aller their people ) hall surrendel' alld (
confidence had been ! restored It \\as eXl1lalne,1 ) ,
tij While Bull ( or The Ice ) . BraveVolf. .
I1I11I1P an,1 , others who acted as hostages at
the cantonment , now I'ort Keogh , that 11 waK
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" ry Important that the only h081110 camp left
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In the country s ould he brought ! In They ac
! llll'sco,1 ! , fllllr , and In fact ' eme(1 much In-
ccnsed becauFI ! Lame Deer ) had staY 11 out
t kholl'lnr that1 hl9 , lepl'ollItions \ \ ouhl bo
I cbargecj } to their Ileople ) who wore dIsposI to
remain at JI uce. \\'hen thr command was
ready to move May 2. ISi7 , tine or these I
men wore talen nIoig ! liS guide ! ! . as they were '
\\ell acqluilltcil with the hahlt" " and haunts
of thost' who \\'IJre sUII In hostl\llr. \
Four troops 01 the Second ' cJvalrr had , been
IJpnt to report to me.Vlth this command.
i to companies of the FIClIl Infantry and foul
of the Fwenty.scconl , Infantry. I started up
Tongue river Molitafla on the 6th nf Amy ,
'hnit after a much 01 slxtY-lhree miles from
jie Yello\HtQlJc I cl'usie,1 , the fraU 01 Vune
JJo r't ) caUl\ \ ! . whore he hail moved west
'I ' , t.HlI'art1. the Hosebull about the middle of
I April. 1.'orN'eelnr that ome at theh' men
' \\'oulrlo'tJc-'atchlng our command \ \ e pa'ded ! '
qn apparently as If not noticing the trail 01'
I seekIng theIr CJmll. After a 'l'1IOrt march
\je'OI1.I \ the , trail the comman,1 , went Into
camll apparently for the nlrhl on the Ton/-ue / ;
-river : * n after .Iarll . , leaving our wagon
train with an escort at three InI1ntr cum-
panles wc mareht',1 directly west under cove :
at the darkness with the balance ! of the corn-
\IIand. stralghl across the counllT as It wal'
i -poslble.to.move a body ot mounted , troop9.
- hIDING IN A MOUNTAIN POCKET.
I Although It raIned , during a hart of the
nIght we marched as rapidly as IJOsslble In a
country 01 that ( brolen chalacter a distance : :
'If sonic thirty miles to a high , ; dlvllle between -
tween t the Rosebud and Big Horn. a spur 01
' ( he Well 1II0untalns. Here Wt' concealed ' our-
, 4elves In a IJockel 01 the mounlalns. This Is
11. term use,1 : , for descrIbing a Klllall park ear-
. rounded on all sides except the entrance by
h"h : bluffs or rlllcs. ! ' ; The scouts were then
"tent out and : , carefully reconnoiterIng the
country , they found that the camp at Lame
1Jeer ) had passed only II few days belore.
. .lIoth : , thQ : , white scouts and the Indian per-
I termed : : their duties thoroughly ! ' ; and from the
dOlI ! at a hIgh ! ' ; 'peak they tllcovered the In.
I hail village some : fifteen mIles In the dls-
K tanee.
I here wo had an exhibition of the sharp
I eyes ot the Irlllluns accustomed to hunting ! ' ;
; aine. \\'h2n : first st'1n the came was not
recognized by I ) the white men . but the lii-
dlans declared that they could see the smoke :
over the villag" To'me It lookeil . like mist
01 a whltc : cloud against the sde : at the moun-
. , taln unlll I examIned It more carefully with
a field ! ; Iass. The Inllllans also I1nnouncel
-that : they could ceo ponies grazing on the
hills. This was discovered to be ! correct br
theIr cmlanlons [ , but not without using theIr
. . 110111 , asee.
' how : Co ( get lo thIs camp was the next question -
1.tlon. It..was ImpossIble to approach It dur-
log the day time , so the cOlllmand was con-
. .cealed ! until night and tlln moved a short
distance UII one ravin and down : another , all
the tme Ieplng under cover of the his In
- a way not to be discovered. Thus we ap-
-IJoached ) a " poInt within eight miles at the
village . where we remaIned until 1 o'clocl
the next mornIng. Then we started , movIng !
. -lowly to thc saucy ot the Rosebud and then
up that valley for two or three mle < ' , anti at ;
4 o'clock a. m. . May D t , and just at the dawu
at day We found ourselves In close proxImity
"to lar IndIan vlage. cose proximiy
h Dltltl ! this march as day was breakIng
and all nature seemed so Ieaceful ) It lii-
. ; : carcl .very strange ! that a body at men
should he goIng ! to such n dcsp ! rate en-
' -counter. At that tIme the praIries were cov-
crtd with a rich green grass ! ' ; , the trees were
"In full foliage , the all was filled with the
fragrant odors at beautiful wild flowers , and
the birds were greetIng the morning light
. .wlth4hiclr . sweetest melodies "we ha,1 , been
gain ! to some Ileacelul festIval the scene
. coull nol have been ! more propItious. ,
The ( dlsmount troops were unable to I
folIo * 'at the rapid Ilaco that the mounted
command now found necessary to take In
order to enable them to reich the Immediate
, .Icniy 01 the Indians just at dawn . or as
near that time as possible. The camp was on
' 1 tributary 01 the Rosebud knewn to the
whlto men as the Big Muddy , hut called hy
'till ) IndIans "Fat horse creek. " They hal ,
r given I this name because In spring ! the
grass there was so abundant and rich that
. their hcrses feEding upon It always grew
strong and tat.
. A CHAHGE UP TiE VALLEY. . I
, . Thp mountell infantry anti scouts under
Ielltellnts Casey anti , Jerome were ordered ,
"to cbli dlrt'cty UII the valy 111 stanlelo , .
, the Ir1llan horses , while the battalion 01
c v"lrY-QI\ed at I gallop all attacked the
. camp. This attack WIS gallantly made. The
ommaI11 under Leutenants ! Casey and
Jerume staldt'd the entire herd at ponies ,
horses and mule , some 450 In number anti .
.llrove them tire 11 : S up the valley , where
they rounded them UII and by a long circuit
brought them around to the rear ot the corn-
mand which was engaging the Indlaus.
In tM surprIse and excitement at the wild
wili
onset 01 the charge a group ot stalwart
warrIors were forced . out frolic the others
and heeamo separated tram the re&t at the
trIbe . Belore nicking the attack I had
"onlorell our Sioux and Cheyenne Indians to
cal out to the I.ale Deer IndIans that If
they threw down their arls tend surrendered
we would spare their lives , as I was anxious
to callure some 01 tll alive and hoped
thereby to secur the areller 01 all at the
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Indians ht the camp. As We galloped up to
thIs group at warriors they apparently reco- !
nlze,1 the Iluport 01 the demand al1 dropped
their arms upon the groun'1 '
In order to assure them or our good will I
called out . " ow-haw-cola" ( meaning friend ) .
alul ext"lulell my han : ! to the chief Lame ;
Deer , which he grasped and In a few seconds
mure I would have securell idmis I ' and the
cthers , although he
alhough was wIld and trembling
wih excltt'mrnt. My. al'Jlstant adjutant gm-
eral , George W. Baird % vas doing the sall
with the head warrIor Iron Star. Unlortu-
nately just at that time one ut our whIte
whie
Ec'ttte rode up anti . joined the group ot
omces and solrs wlh me : he Iud more
enthusla than tilscg-ctlon. anI . , I irestirne.
culrll ! ; to Insure mytet ) . drew up. his
rile and covered the Indian , with I. 1.3ml
Deer saw this anti evidently thought the
'oung 8eoul was goIng to hoot hint I know
at no other motive for his bubsequent act
thin the belIef I that ho was to bs kied
whether ho wrrenhr.d or not As quick as
thou ht. wIth one Ile perate. powerful
effort , he wrench(11 hIs han,1 tram
rnIne although I tried to hold It. He
gralpell hil rile front tn grounl , ran
backward ! a few stellS , raised hs ! rIle
to his rye anti 111 ( d. Seeing his deter-
mlnelt tacl. his Irm sel jaw . wild eye '
and the open muzzle at his nile . l'eJlze,1 my 'I
ciaiigr anti Intanty whirled mr horse tram !
) him , amt In thl quIck movement Jhe horse
slIghtly settled ( back upon hIs haunches : at
. that moment the rile laslled within len feet
ot me the bullet whIzzed plt mr breast .
leaving mo unharmed . but unfortunately kiltIng .
Ing a.ra'o . soldier near my side. Iron Star
broke away Irvin . Adjutant Baird at the semite
' time. _
( ThIn Instantly coded every effort to secure
th'il Peaceful surrender and opened n hot
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lie ; " : that lasisil hut a tea : : : --t:1 ;
riles suit revolv"r(10 OI'fn1 In the sonit- :
lured warrlol the were fightIng us . anti all i
cent iloisn quietly beneath the accurate close
.1nJ tepid fire. The whole IncIdent , was over I
In Icon much . tees tIme titan It taken ' tt de crl.e the
IOS rSHO LAME . Dmm'H CA t' .
The main objfet ot our expedItion hen ! , ,
now Ilconpl II.I. and not delOlrlng 10 risk
any florA lives In an encounler. we turned
Jack ! anti bIvouacked ,1 Lame . Deer' camp .
a itlcit was one 01 thl richest I Iud ever sccn.
I \\'a9 composel 01 Oty.one beautiful lodges .
richly I stored \\lh robs , horse ctiiipnienf ' !
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and , every other fpeclc at Indian pro\ rt ) .
\\'hatevt'I' : t \ aK dePre.1 . by the troops was
taken pOI ' ! lol 01 UI11 the remalller ! Jured
up , The herd ot hoc WU clock , st'oug
amid In o'cel"ll condition. , 1
During the enalement , ; Major Dickey , by a I
forced march lovllg to the onld ot the
gUII , came up with his Infantry command .
anti on the morning following eommPllcel1 the (
greatest circus I itve ever wlne ! et , Ont
hunclrcl anti fifty 01 the war anti buffalo
ponl08 were 'electccl w.th whIch to mount
our loot troope. The Fifth Infantry was
ICerwarl con1ltely equipped In this war
anti , on the tl'onter was Iomelll13 calel the
leventh cavalry , there beIng but ten cav-
airy regiments In the army organization.
Among the _ herl were sam at the Se\'entl
cavalry horses that had been eapturlI lt the
Ilg Horn laflCre , and thew with the tl\\ll :
"Se\enlh : U S. " were quickly ( secured , by the
Infantry soldiers who did nol regard them-
elves as oxprt hor'ainen.
Then canto the problEm 01 s ' lectng the
Icntlo , trained ponle traits thc vIcious. The
soldiers \ \ ho WtJrc forttuto enough to select
wcl trallEd buffalo or war llnles , comigratu- !
latpd thelhc\\l \ In being ! able to limit ndlan [
bridles and sadrlei : upon them and even
then thiy were not safe In lountnr . Pie-
rllnty I requlrd the alI 01 two men to get
one Into the t'jtitiiThe , htonlas seemell lS
i'asllclous ' 01 the white man as the American
horse Is 01 the \ \ lId Indian.
AN I CEITAI MOUNT.
Sti many 01 the len succreled In mount-
Il ! : and lu phce 01 spurs used the Indian
"qucit , " a stick about a toot long wIth a
rawhll lash. These men were highly elated
and the llrslve ! remarks to their more un-
fortunate comrades were equal to lost at the
tvittich'tts : I have heard on the stump or
tiNier CJnvas. Seine 01 the ponIes would not
allow a white man to go near them : others
as fast as the scouts or Indians could rope
thel would subli 10 being bridled and
aadlel. , and wih the help alone or two
men time Infantrymn would mount ; where-
Ullon the pony would dbuble UII lIke a bali .
make a bound Into th all coming down stIff
legged antI jlmll about over the Ilralrle.'as
same ono i1et'trihel I In every tlIrctlon at
the ame time ; In this way the soldIer's hat
wc111 b first to fall , before many minutes
he would follow stilt anti thEn frequ-ntly the
Ilony : wuuld not stop unti he had freed him-
sell from the sadtle ; or sometimes he would
gallop around over thc prairie Illl come back
to the herd with th 1 O,1I , underneath.
One hlndret : anti fifty soldiers on the same
field endeavoring ! to subtue the same number
at ponies created a wilI scene 01 excitement. ,
hlch was not emily humorous hut also some-
what dangerous ; fortunately they did not
h1\'e far to fall and the rrouml was covered
with a heavy crop 01 green gru'a. ' This scene
continued until th commal1 was completely
mounted anti the ponies anti Infantry hail , be-
come better acquaInted ; then we took up out
hturn mal'ch back to the cantonniemme.
As soon as the herd was brought bade and
h < cur.I . anolur exne'hitIon was sent ou to
follow up the retreating Indians and to scour
the country for detached parles or banmls.
Thl Ilan was conlnued br detachments I
under , Captain huh 01 the Second cavalr'
Major Lazelle . Major [ Brisbin and Captain
Snyder who rzconnoitercd and scoured , the
entire country 01 the Yellowstone , the In-
tlans retreating as rapidly as they could
travel. This course was contlmld durIng the
months 01 June July anti , tmgust the In-
.lans In scatterIng band " : retrathng at.
Iallidly as possible toward their agences
where they commenced to surrender In July
all August the last 01 them coming In be-
tween th 5th ant lOtl of Septembcr , and
that region 01 country was cleared for all
time 01 the presence and depredations or the
Sioux Indians. ;
THE CLIMATE AND nm COUNTHY.
While wInter hI this part : : at the country
Is severe and the snQwtal { Is occasIonally
very deep yet winter Is usually - ot'short dura-
very and as a general thing spring opmns
early. In fact , In western Montana snow remains -
mains upon the ground.n very short time.
The western winds , "chlnoJk wInds , " as they 1
arc called , comlnr from the coast 01 Oregon
amI WIEhlngton s\\'eeplrg through the passes
ot the mountaIns end over the territory ot
Iontana temp2r the clImate to a remark-
"blo l1egree.- These warm we3ter winds
Ecmetmes absorb a toot or snow In twentr-
four hours . or within the space at two days.
The grasses are so strong that as soon as
the snow disappears they begin to spring ! up.
In fact , In some 01 the warm valleys lIfe remains -
mains In the grass that Is protected by
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the snow
The climate and country produced its fine
physIcal specimens at the human race lS
have ever been founll on this contInent. They
were tall . fine specimens of the Indian type ,
amid , were brave dignified ! ali stalwart possessing -
sessing many manly iiuahitles. In dl-
pomac ! they wre sagacious . In oratory grace-
tul al1d Imnpreelve , und In theIr wid condl-
tlon were Indnstrlous. When they could
move from one valey to another or camp be-
side some spring with plenty at fresh graS
and green foliage their habIts were much
better titan they have been since they were
com let to live at one place or In some
agt'ncy.
The women were \trong and healthy , many
,01 them good lookIng ! and very Industrious
and the most cheerful , jolly lot of PeoPle that
1 have ever known. They were always chat-
tn ! ; , laughing joking and singing among
themselves and playing ! games with their
chiidremi . often having banquets ant le9tval
for the entertainment ot their Ircnds : and
themsclves. The clmato 01 that country was
most InvigoratIng , and the atm03pllre rave a
lee lng 01 strength . courage and energy. Men
there seemed whilIng to undertake any enterprise -
terprise , havIng a feeling at confidence all
resolution that one does not have In a more
lrnguld : : climate. I Is fair to say that the
Iame vIgorous climate anti all at nature's
Ilnlut'nce9 will produce a white race as It
has IHoduced an Indin race that wi be
equal to any In the same zone In strength.
character and fortItude. In fact , I has already -
ready been ! demonstrated that rome at the
I'trongest ' anti most heroic regiments pro-
duced durIng the great war came front Michigan -
gan , Wisconsin and Minnesota , the 1"lrst
: lnnesota standing at the very heall.
While the Indians were being driven south
to their agencies a detachment at the Twenty-
l' coI1 Infantry which was eng3gt'd In this
work , suddenly received orders by telegraph
to 11rocet'.1 . by torced marches to liismnarck .
Oak. , and tram there by railroad a. rdplty
as pocaIbie ' to the city 01 ChIcago where they
airlved , In the nick at time to help restore
order and suppress the riots that at that tIme
were threatening life and property In that I
city.
mCOGITION FROM GEN. SHERMAN.
In the mldKummer 01 1877 General \ \ ' . T.
Sherman comnlndrng the United States
arm ) ' . pused through that country. lie went
by vtoamer up the Yellowstone 10 the mouth
at thin lug horn . thence hy wagon across the
mountains anti down the Columbia While
at the cantonment at Tongue rIver , July 17.
he adtlroseti ' a letter to George W. McCrary .
l'rrt'tary of war . \\I.hlngton. : ! . D. i t. . . In
which , he used thp following language :
I 1 now reRu.1 . the Sioux Illan problem as
8 \ar questIon . as tolnd by the operations 01
Otneral Miles last winter and by the estab-
IIhment at tho'two n\v fiesta on the ( Teilow-
toiie . now ar3ured thlt rammer. BOlt come
ant go now , when a year ago none would
venture except \ \ Ih strong ' guad , . \ \ 'cod
yards are being eablshed to facilitate n\'I.
gatlon . ami the great man at the hosie
have been forced to go to the agencies for
food anti protection . or have tied across the
border Into Drllh territory "
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, vuuIi : VIlti.H ' % % ' \S IISl'Hitt'I'Ii.
Xisrroir IM'iiiH' or n Inrl'nll" ' from
. 'nl'
.lrrow 1..111.1..1' . . . I ) ' II Lt.siiitliiiii.
The yarn spinners are telling n whale story
on the water front says the San l.'ranclsco
Examiner. which proves Ulat the steam
schooner Sunul 01 local tame Is not the only
vessel that has collided with a whale. There
Is n rumor extant that the nlne-Iathom buoy I
Is not so Intact as It used to be . . bilL that
deed not doter Jack from tc1lng an Old story
01 th.ccileni that bell the good ! baken-
tIne Handa isle . which arrived al Sydney on
Septemmmber 2. whie the crew ot Ute steamer
Alamt'la , were looking for a gooti time ashore. .
The Handa Isle drop , ed : n'o Sydney harbar In
tow 01 the tug hope her port eilo bandaged ,
UI ) and a trife compressld al the bilge. The
! Jarkentnf was leaking and badly ! , too anti
her skipper satd that had the vessel been !
laden 'wlh coal Instead at lumber she would
have taken a dive to the abysmal depths ot
Davy Jones' mysterious locker.
It was on Saturday afternoon . at ahout
I o'clock whIle the Handa Isle was battling
away tram Mercury harbor , wIth a fall north.
weSl hrene astern . when two whales were
observed puffing a few polnls to port. One
\ \ lS an ugly loollln "hul , " with a nose
like the how at a river barge. Ho was about
sixty feet long ! and as full of sport as a
2-year-old colt. According to the story of
the sltpller ! of the honda Isle the whales
started to cross the vessel'u bow ! . when It
suddenly , seemed to occur to the bull that
the Isle was looking for trouble and that he
hail , better give battle. When about a cable's
length front the ship he made a swim at ht'r
full tilt , and before the barkentine's ! crew
could grab an.thlng solid to hold on 10 the
levlalhan struck the craft amidships anti
the concU1lon was hike that at a submarine
earthquake. Though the Handa Isle Is a
vessel 01 260 tons and was loaded with 250-
000 feet 01 lumber. she trembled from truck
to keel and sltoole.like . a dying sea monster
The other whale dove under the keel , and
wus not seen agaIn but the bull's nose moat
have been rendered very sore for the poor
fellow drew away In a dazed ct'ndllon. and
Ihe sea turned crJnnon from his blood. Suid- ,
denly his tall went tip and his head went
down , and that'ns the last seen 01
him. The skipper at the Handa : Isle made an
Investigation of the shlp's well . anti . on sound-
Ing found that his ship was leaking at the
rate 01 about one loot per hour. lie called
all hands to the pumps and remarked that
had the other whale struck the vessel too the
craft would surely have gone to the bottom.
It was discovered on examlnatlor that time
vessel had a large dent In her side though
her timbers are the strongest The captain
gave orders to jettison part at the deck load ,
so as to lift the damaged pat above the water
line. The pumps were kept going whie the
lumber was thrown overboard. The jettison-
log ot the deck load dil not do much good
for the crew had to remain itt the pumps all
11hl ! A breeze sprnn lp anti sail had to
1 shiorteneti for the leak gained ! on the
pumpers. Finally tht' skIpper cllwl,1 , np and ,
went to work to cover the damaged sides
wih some hides that hE had , In his cargo
and hr ingenious labor he managed 10 party
stop the inflow at water.
The tug Hope .slghted the Handa Isle off
Sydney on September 1. flyIng signals 01
distress ant took her In toW The buiiiderr
at the vessel , Bgelow & Co. 01 Auckland
have written to this city stating ! that In
their belief the yarn spun by the Isle's skipper -
per Is gospel truth.
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LUllS ) St'l l.LY
Own" 1,1111 II N'irItMkii : nu" I" 1.lh-
, ' , 'nl " . ! lt II" , 'i''iIItiICM.
The SuperIor ( Neb. ) Journal publshcs an
extract from the New York Ht'rahl sketch.of
"Lord" Scuhiy . recently prInted In Tin use .
all couples It with Interestlnr Information
concerning Sculy and his method at derhlng
wih hh tenants In Nuckols county , Ne-
braslt 'P10 Journal shows that the Irish
lanllorl Is not as black lS he Is palnte,1 , i that
In tact he Is exceedingly liberal anti Is possessed -
sessed of the fibre that wi m.ll.e him a
desIrable acquisition to American cItizenship.
But listen to the Journal's story :
The New York Herahl's "roast" at this
man may have some grounds to justify it.
We are aware that his reputation as a landlord -
lord Is a hard one III some sectIons of the
st'ctons
country and In former years here In Ne-
braslm. But his acton the past few years
toward the tenants on his Immense 'lhlngs
In Nuckols and Gage counties would mdl-
cato that an Injustice had been done him.
Several years ago when there was a partllJ
failure of crops In this section "Lord" Scul ]
remltel1 a goodly share at the rents. Last
year his agent Henry F'ox , jr. , at Nelson Informed -
formed him ot the total destrnetlon at all
al
crops here hy the hot wInds and he promptly
remlel1 all rents. Again this year when
to drouth withered everything hIs tenants
had planted he came out as far as Beatrice
and Ilulckly : realizing the situation again re-
mnlttt'tl all rents for this year. And titus II Is
that the renters at his hanti having no taxes
to pay and no rents for this year' and last , are
really In better condition than many who own
farms.
"Lord" Scully's holdings In this county ,
some 42,000 acres have long bem conslderld
Its curs So I was before he alowe them
to be rented. While we believe that the laws
shoull prohibit any man from holding so
much land , yet under his contract where the
renter has n lease for five years at a low
rent wih the option at re.renln/ the EI ,
at that period or throwing up the lease and
receiving fair anti just compensation for
all hnpru\'ements which the tenant has put
on the farm , we think the Herald Is mistaken
In l's asserton that this Is the \orst form
at landlordism
"Lord" Sculy bought these lands whln
everyone eie deemed Ihem perfectly worth-
less so that now when they are valuable he
can only be said to have hall a little mor.e
forerlrht than the mos 01 men.
The Journal Is as bItterly opposed to land-
lordim as Is the Herald , and would like to
fee Sculy forced to disgorge , yet we do uot
think that end will be ! reached the quicker
Ly making Etatements which
unjust are manifestly
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Iiuii.'rlni leImmemm I Iou.
Some suggestIve details concering the
early education 01 the German emperors
have recently been made known It seems
that Wilam II. had In early childhood a
tutor who was n captain 01 tim guartis
PrInce Bismarck had recommended htimsm and
ho a1111ed [ to the hell to the throne the
11rlnclple on which ho had traIned his re-
ciults "hend 01 break " The young Hohen-
zolern was mpdo 10 rIse at 5:30 : every mor-
ing and at once bt'gln a course at gymnastic
exercIses unsuitable for a chld : 01 his age .
I Is thIs regimen authoriies say which
made Prince William so weak and nervous
that his grandfather , the olui
ell emperor sug-
rested one day to Ismarck thaI his captain
would perhaps better return to his recruits.
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Quaker Wisdom
Nature must obey necessity. " Quaker Oats is
a necessity to a perfect breakfast.
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A Mu : \ ii' " i'iii't' I ; . . . . . .h. hut 1111 I
Int'l , , I" SIII.I . ' 1'.1 I I All .
There Is much ta clnaton In stl.llng .
palmistry or phrenology or phuyeiogumommmy , says
the 1oston Journal hit ) W ( doubt I many
perons have ever attempted to 5tHtly the
bACks 01 mmmm'n amid wonton In the Conm-
monwealth 01 last weHr 'grvln Winslow has
An article UPNI this subject which Is fanciful
1 not Ilrelound. Mcst [ ptp\ will be Inclined
to doubt the tonntitiol 01 such a slatlment
as this : "In 8 large assembly one would
harly , go wrong In a majority ot cases In
gathering up a general Ilea front the backs
of those before him 01 the actual tone at
thoughts alll words . a wel IR of temper
ment and dIsposition . " Where does the ski
anti experience 01 the tier show I nol In
making the back at the wealthy rUlsel r's
coat greatly resemblu that 01 the college
Iresldent [ 7
Contnuing , the wrier says that "engage-
monte have been pretllctetl , . tragedies In
affairs prognostcalt'I , catalog events 01 ito
most various anti sometimes comlllcate,1 ,
klnls toreshalowe,1 by speaking backs. "
The realt'r longs for Instances to freshmen his
memory upon this irnint . Yet there Is much
ot Interest In thIs article. . antI n poslhle
study of much novelty Is snggestt'l by ! It.
These few words will suffice to give an hll"
at the range at observation covered In this
entertaining artcle :
"So as wo stand or sit behind our friemmtle .
whit an observant eye , wo catch them off
the , r guard Ind often unwlllnly ! play the
avesdroPPt'r. The study at Ilhyslognomy
has been so engrossing that bodily expression
receives lIttle attention except tram Sleclal-
lets As the face Is only t'xposel , , this Is
natural ( , 'nomigh ! and , were manldn.1 . simple
mind pure its leature" and their modulatons
would certainly convey the most concentrated
Indications 01 character anti emotlomm , Whcn
anl emoton
wo cover It with a mask however , the per-
son , all eS'cclaly the back being ! forgotten ! ' ; -
ten by its hosSesaor thonh ! conct'altl br
clothing . exposes the truth more fully than
the conntenance. "lllnk of the vain backs
vitb their conscious wrIggle , the high shoulders -
des at conceit , the bridlIng neck at pride
the dIshonest cringe ! , the droop 01 courtem.y .
the bowing at moresty , the InclnIngs at
affection . the distortions 01 labor and 01
pamn . " '
1"OI O'hiIt.IhUI.GHXCH :
'nhe 1.1'"r.I'.I"1.1 Ih""IIlnh' I .
It preserves anti , renews te'lt3lr ,
str'ngthens the nerves arid stmulates the
stomach to healthy action.
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A ( momil 'I'hlllt I that 11.1. . " IN1
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A merchant at Gowamida N. Y. . has in-
velltell a most remarkable appartus for aav-
Ing stocks 01 rootJ from fire . SlY thur Hlralo
COlrler , Instead of putting out the fire time
apparatus opels the front 01 tie store , and
the counters cases amid sh'vlng : roll out Into
the street Into Its own < 1 s ar-moe.
The 'heh'lng ali counters In the store are
all portable and mounted on rollers. Attached - ,
tached to the rear end at the shelving ! Is a I
cable wheh ! runs forward and over a wheel
below tne floor In the front at the store. To
this end at the cable ! are suspented weights
sumclenty heavy to overbalance the shelving .
cases and goods In them. A brake devIce
keeps the weights ! ' ; from setting ! ito machine
goln , Atached to the lever or the brake Is
a combustible cord which passes upward Into
the store and Is carried nlenr the walls and
ceiling , where It will b qulcldy Ignited In
case 01 Ir . The sunderJng at the cord looses
the brake , the weights bear on the cable , and
the shelves start helter skelter for the front
at the building. At the same tlne the windows -
dews and doors open automatIcally outward
and the entire contents ot the store are '
lumped on the llewalk In a jlfry. To Irns ) !
Irate the desIgns ot fire thieves the shelves '
fold up when tbey reach the Street pres nl-
log only blank woo and glass.
Those who have seen the app1alus testeti
testet
say that I works admirably. One night a
mouse found sometblng paltabe : In the brake
CCII aud gnawed It In tv'o. vhieremtpoum mitch
to its consternation , the furnIture , boxes and
shelves with one aeeJrd began a swift movement -
ment for-war-ti. and In automatic alarm at-
tachc,1 , to the machine beg3n to rouse all the
Inhabiants of Govand : , the hour being 2
c'clock In the morlln" . The Ingenious In-
ventcr wa3 one ot the first on the scene timid
his IIust / ; at being routed out by a raise
alarm was greatly mltlgatel1 by the spectacle
01 time bmcolh working of hIs machine. I
seems 10 be a goo thing , and pushes Itself
along with no hclp.
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: Hobb's I
t Sparagus 8
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t CURE .
u all Kidney Troubles ,
qi such as Dliht's Disease - rl
ease , Concslon. Di- t
\ \ abeles , Sleeplessness ;
' and all Blood Dis-
cases such as Hhcu- .
e ) 1lsl. Gout ! Ane- .
a 11a , Cimiorosis . Sal-
t low Co 1 pic x i 0 I.
f headache , Dizziness
f > ledachc . . .
C by revitalizing the Kld-
I , ncys Dnd purifying (0
the blood.
t A few doses wi relieve . 1
.b A few boxcswiil cur-c. .
t _ Bilel by nil mirtmggista nt r cents
' \ n box or mni.1 post pail 01 @
_ receipt gilet oxplulalng 01 price. new 'i\ rite treatment for pan : - , , a
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E HOnn'S MEDCINE CO. . @
t CIIICGO. SAN I/HANCISCO.
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AS CUSTOMARY
HOBB SPA A6US PILLS
wi bo soul in Olmha by the
SHERMAN AND M'CONNELL DRUG CO. .
DlO
1513 Dolge , street second door west of P. O.
LDD ( l
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A SPECIALTY G
C tnry bypllns pellenty cur u tl t6 ta
- 3 days. You can bo treated rt home foe
the cameo price unlrawo gil termifity . U
unprelitrto cme hero wo will oontract
cntrc
t ) pny rnlr tar. and hotel bm , . and co
Cnu.:3.1 we tail It ) eurO . JCron have taken Wer
cury , Iodide potash , . > sIt have Brhes and
oaitms . Jllcnu81'ltccalnmouth. Sore Throat
- lumpies . Upper Colored Spots . UIoro 0-
any plrtet time betty . 11.11 er Ey"trlw8 ! "llnl
out It Is tbls SylhIUcUI.UOU l'tHSON tb"
\0 rmmntco to . Wo Boileit tim most ohatt'
' ! uarlntco cU" lollt mot ohal-
"lta cases nod clalrmlo time wnrhl rlr I
ca0 clnnot cure. . ' 111. dm'ease hRS nl"aye
bellied tJ" Ikll otL .uat emtnent physi.
chianti . "rOO.OOU Cbc ' , IIt our uncnd '
jionsi guaru.nty. jtiiti / ulteprimofe lent .ter )
ilollllnnty.
rppIit".m AcIth'cei COt JCt'I1D ( Jtj
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; rppl..1a \ 1"11. , ' 'emlo CflICA ( IEJY 11 ( I
Monthly
Pains
. \11 anxieties . can he Icl\'cL to n cer-
\altt hr using
Dr. Chevalier's
Female
Pills.
Price $10 Ilcr hex ,
I ' 01 II'C 1111 ull In 110uht as to
"ha t wi relcvc 'Ol. semi Cur these
Idhis. St'ut cealed ecuiehy by mail on
receipt S\ut oC 11'lce t\ulel , Iccul'uly mal 01
8I1Oillllft [ & McolleiI \ 011111 Ci
1513.Dole St. OMAhA , NEIl.
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Great Bankript Sale II.tll ' Plc c 1.II d Ve.ist .
I iiuti I'alultt , gr.uy riimbI , .
111 Pfntl 1\
of th c g
00,1.urm amid tltiraltli' ,
/ ; I lt turnhll'
\urm
, , ' 10- ilumality , Ilankrlpt 2 5 C
P S : M erse Ir1r : G oods Co. regulni- EII ! ell 10Ilunll , . : . . > . . . . . . . :
l.mllcH' 11a . ( Tl1tts ;
Is making things lively
C 011 IN1 G flN 8L8llIN l I I G INJO I PRICe r I f ui'tlei' ronmeuuibut Is I the of tlt' that tiny , bummkrttlit l-Ieftaimt ftmm't : t bitteR hum' . 8:10 " . ' ' ) emily wohh , $2.r : ! nll$1 . . . . 'j . 48
Every Vistnge of the Stock 1.umuulc' heavY Bock Cotton too .
Must be Sold Quick ( , PIlI stmong nthl dmmrtmhle .
pion ! '
. - tiotmimlu 1mm-let I ' 1k' hie'i ! . bumtkrtti1t : itmuti : I too sale , Al om ctimk. , ito'S ' , 17 f C
I order to make II ilium' ' : . . . . . . : . . II . . . . . . . . . .
more room for new gauds , MOTIIMG 1 1 RrQrnvro { [ { \ [ , ' ' .
! olics' Bocl Wool host'
All going at prices never before heard of in Dry Goods Hhhud JonI , . \\Ih . IIOlhio
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Merchandising 1 . Come early I Saturday . Ii eel a nil . le 10 ( AI'h' imim't' . , 11AOO" . 21 C
ISig. ' IMIIICUI.t
reguhmum '
sale only : , : ( puhr. : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Clilid rcit'c IIuuc Votml lIoe .
S E OLSON ! CO .
' I I. . ; I I I _ See Sn11 Itm . lUIIUUII Illall tIzes. : ) ' , 1".1 nlu lorH'S : m CitlY n.i bin t'lll' llII' i it . . 25C
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Mcii's FU1lishi tgs. Lace Dept. Glove Dept.
Liucti noilty Chlfol ltlg.s ! 5-honk amid . ' .Butnt ( ( lo\ '
ItCI Collars 4.lueh willo. nil silk pretty ll etmiomit , nil slzc , hNe'l 1
ni prety l'olull al
A lot to close out hoth stond- colors . ; [ 01111 prlcl' 20c to 5 Al guiia of bnmgtititit . get 01\
lug toni turn .Io\u. Inclulnl SUe bunlrupt sale only . rard. e IMII.111 % lull : . timi'Y ! Ire .
, . . . 4 9 C
Cluet , Otch aimti Arrow biantim' . . . haul
O\lnud hrnI 50 Elsie Uhck SIlk IOCCH WOi tim U.OO 111 $ i.2. . . . . . . . . . . . . -
worth Ute 2c , banllrullt File " SII ' , . . . .
tip c . . . Kule eimiy Imlr.
stile only. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Good Iltern ! 1. llhle rutlt OII
1.lll , Chile price .t'ill clear ,
them OUt rlulI : wi Fremicit Kid ( ; Jlo\'C
( Frcuc1 1\1
( cutH' ' ' Socls wool gootie , natural . Ylr,1 lor8e's . . Ilrlce . . . . . 20c . , . . our . . . prl . . , . ' . 5e . Fltant - 'Incl soft . black Limit' , g.l \'gullr nIl
worth llawool . 2ic , hamkrutrtt Iuod" , ; - ' .alle s.14 \rl. Ionu' ) ' nr'I. Ilrlee ' . 2e . . . 1\1 . . . 80e . . . . our . . lOc u. rupt Jle. all , 2.0 . IOls. . lanl'1.1 . . . . 7 .
' . . . . " . . . . hanklupt . . . . . . . . . . . . Ial . . . y . . . . . . . . . . 0 . torse'K price 3c mind 10c. our 1- .
Pair . . . . . . . . . . . . .imrice yturti. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1e . _ . , .
1.5 ( ) ( 'mlo'u5
. Moi'ite's Price SOC and fOe . - A lot of $ .0
'O'SO' , ! yturd ! . . . . ( . . . . . ( . . our . " 25c . In fimme Front . . ii 1lle goods . .
CutH' , Iouutcrct Shirts Ecru Wa1 Luc.s With . large rl t.izu5 , lt'I g.)0.i ' : 98c
. eotoV
lc t \ alsutn , 10051111 . fine , A imig lot tu close out , I to S . sale emily ' \111. . . . . . . . . . .
linen bosom both upeu anti Inche ! while . every une a tie-
ciOsi'ii rromutu regmiitur 1.2S air-tilde mmttern . Alort'c"tt le9
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C\l te ulal 12 : AII/hio IO'SC'I 0 .
/ Ilter. :
gootle , , sOle , anI ' 89 c 2c , bonier-opt ' ' . I.ULIICS' Doublc Wool MItts
iimukrult only ban sale ,
) : ) ) - ' only yard Woul.\tH
ouch . . hlnltru\t . . . . . 1Ie . . . . . . . . . . : ' rul't ) ) Iollc ' ! 7e goods , haul'upt 29c
PoInt " ltlcc Lo.c sale onh' " . : ! 1111. g001 . . . . . . , . . .
, al'
In eru In,1 whmiti' . hl11l180le
Ic 1. . Ilc Uit'Jcrwmnr. goomlit , the ) ' Iust go qtiiclc .
Meum's hicavy 11"crw 'or goot
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I" I. vy . . c . : uloiite'mt SOc , . ' Mitts
Price
Hnnlom shirts and . " ' ' I ) ; lollOe' . . " . . . . . . : . . our . . . . . price . . . . t4e Clillrcu's Double Wool Mit _ !
l5e 1.lttrl , grimy . . sale only - . .lrwer"37 . . ) More' url . . . price . . . . . SOt' . . . . . our . . . pr-Ice . . . 21 e . t.lle Alorse'mm , only .tOl' \ai. Iods. . . . . bumtkrmtpt . . . I . . . . 25c
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Muslin Uuderwear. For Saturduy-- Your Selection of
Ladles' Gowns 100 New Whiter Jackets
: ½ dozen left of nicely male 111 er fO , . '
goods . cxtrn wlmithm . und
wllh $149 $
goOI ! . round nnd V yokes or _ . =
tuck . In8l'rtonll,1 , ernhrolti- 100 New Winter -
cry , forso' PrIce tip to $ I. : , 69c , Wl1te14 Capes ,
bankruPt joule oniy . each. . .
Cambric 1iushlii COWtH Hanging in price h'o$10.00.to . S IS.OU , not old iuiad shoIH\'n ,
htHII but uuhl New and the L Itest Fashion.
\nd I'lshion.
A hit lot to clear out at ni \
( imuce . line goods belutruly .
ilnisimeti Ilnls , . : new Ior . " 's tyies \rlee amid Ute tllm- OUR REASON ! 'ORKI'G ( \ SUCh ( (
$ t98 , bankrupt \ sale only . 9 8 C ' i ,
each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
OOWtS , Skirts C ' _ , 1 BIG REDUCTION.
aud Long ClcmlHH \V'o hmas'o ) ' ' ( I'om
I Soft 1 ul ' lne , cambrIc anti 1:10 111'ch1S'111 . n
durable muslin , ' York jlit1C (
) New ( ) nuttiuuifnetom'y
lurble musln $ YO'k l'oak nHLIactot.
I trimmed worlh elabOrlel$127 , .
banklupl sale enl Ul . . . . . . 'I _ 00 sample I gallcll , no two
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ft alike , at 10c 01 time dulliut' , nud
- , . on Satmday wo wi give you the
Huudhercl1ief ' benefit of our lucky pUI'cha3e.
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Ladies' HnsiJiccrcitlefs . ' ( ' - ,
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LotleH' HatJIcrchlcfa ) Come to us Sutttti'dtty andO
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Printed borders , Morse's '
Pllnled c , ! lOc ' bnmikrtmpt ; Iorse'f [ , 1 0 c 0 ' . ai'e satisfied that you wi hUy.
for : : . . .I : I.I . . : : . C
OettH Intllcl-cllcfs ' " ' . , ' I will be I gl'and Cloak Sale ,
White or pllntel bOllers , ? . , ¼ long to bo roiimoniboi'cd.
Nor-se's price 1Sc , bankrupt 1 ( JC l'ololbOI'od.
pile , each . . . . . . . banllrult . . . . ' -
LodlcH' Embroldcred
S.olopct HlutkercllcfH ' Choice Cf 201) GII'\Cnts ,
rmotui wimite and colored bord- . .
Boli'hl. . line , borr- . in puce fi'oiii $10.00
er8. very lne pretty goods ' ranging 1 f'Ot $1,00
Morse's 25e quitalttles , bankrupt - I . "
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1orse'8 : qualties /
rupt pale only . each . . . . . . - - - - to $ IS.OO , Saturday only
LodlcH' JapatCHC '
Silk Hutdkcr.llcf" ' 't:4 .
7 4 9
EIIJant clbrollo.red goods . $
fine anti strong . Morse's price .3 C .
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75c. bankrupt sale emily each. - $7.49
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Yarti Dept
ur1 Belt sluooi silk , 10 yam-dim 5e
Morse's ) prIce 10c. our prIce. { . .
Chidrct H Waists lmrice Linen 15 CIO ( our colnr8 , . . orse's . . . . . 5e
Mothers know nil ahout the Imported SOXOty Yarn . ) 10ne .lrI8 ! stays , ier set . 5e
1lothers ' .
"Nazareth" waIst It's Chic Morlo'l price We our price .
Hlzps kInd 11I1el' thnt wearf' yearN right ; Ior ! ul 14 C bankrupt Black anti whit : ' . lOc skein goods . . , 5 C IOU Curling our price. Irons , . . ; . [ . or . . , c's . . . prlco . . ; . te ,
Alorsu's
2c , bankrupt sale onlr. ; Latles linen eolnrs I Ic
price c lnen
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once . 10e , our rlce. . . . . . . . . . . .
hook shawl ) , Morso'
price < or 25c , our Ktrups Ilrle" . . Jlorpo's . . . . . . 5e
Loug Waist Corsets . ( crtlutowu Yorl loc Aiittclm , our pnrlt irice. . lor50's . . . . . . . . . . . price . . . . , . 3c
anI ' dozen left fine prie.
Only . n few . . Ino I'Lmiz I'OimOuie , [ orse'Brlee
flnti for-nm reliable imnti troll , Morsti".q itomic'ti I I strong , 3 7 C All sharle . Iorso's price 20c. 1 ( JC 1rl our IJrlce. ( . . . . . . . . mince . . . 3e
1"n'l ' relnble . : u , Ilrlce bankrupt sale emily , skein. . . Soap hexes , Morse's 25c ,
we , bankrupt Hale anI ) . . . . . Ilnllrullt . skeIn. our SO/P . pllee. . . . 1orse's . . . . . price . . . . . 2rc . . 5c
- lion-lion hoxcs , Morse's
lun. , our Price. . . . . . , . prIce . . . . 2c
Alc'ohtoh htimfllS [ oru's .
Jackson cud Tricorn Waist5 ( crtlHt Hultllg Yarn 3rc1 Allohol , onr ' prlct' ) . : . . . : . . . . Ilrlce . . . 12c
( 'lthhmlrcn's bibs , Iorso's . rlce
Insll fronts , mCllum 11\1 . , . - 2 ( , 1llen's 0price. . . . . . . . . . price . . . , lOc
extra lomug . all colors and , Geed colors I . Morse's price 2.e. 14 C Jack knlve , Morse's . Ice
sizes . Ion/ regular al $10 (01018 goods , 6 9 C bankrupt sale only , . skkn ! . . . 20e. our price. ! . . . . . . . . . utica . . . 5c '
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bankrupt sale emily . . . . . . Iear's un8cI'ntt'lpoaMarso
price I5e. our mice. . \ . . . . . ge
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ibbons. Al Silk Sot It 1 CotOI Bats
Edge hros Grain f
( crmau Ditto Calico Ornlt Nice soft cotton . no waste ,
host anti widest goods , the r Good , colorl light anti dark I lurtmn or dirt , will 10 alen out
wltest 8 l/ht lark IUm\1 wll
lelt ' . bankrupt Hale , mihiumicit , Aitise's ant 12c 5 C nicely \ , ztlorsu' jOe , Sc 5
quality price r price
only ½ C . qualt . . ) . . Inkruptale. . . . . . . . . . . . C 15c. phlllt'8 bankrupt sale oniy yard to . bauIruPt sale enl ) . . . . . . . . ( . C
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Bring the boys , wo'1 fit them out Fatutlcroy Waists Reefer ' Jack tH
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ciietiht. Hemcmher we are clearing ottt
Olt
the 'o's' clothIng department at less Elegant , line goods , . both . worth UII to $7.0 sIze 2 to
than ' could buy the linings .u'htte anti trimmed , sizes .1 12 ' . nothing reserveti ,
Inlce you Inlnr ! : whie . 'enrH. re rve
relOen'cd going to 8 , worth mp to 12.00 , bank- 5 9 C ehollo ut the lot tiC < $169
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nothIng itunkrupt
about 23c on the ; dollr IvIJrrlhln" at the cost. rupt sale only . each. . . . . . . . . siio onlr. . . . . . lt . IJnllrupt. . . . . . . .
Boys Waists BOYH' Overcoats , Boys' . Salts
The lest goods / ; marIe . , sizes Choice or any coat In the . BuYS'StIH to earp choice , or
ilt2 8 , Morse's trlII.OU : and . stock . notlming . reserved , sizes . the lot , notiting years ' cllle ,
sale 39c / lot rell'rvtd
$1.25 , I' . . bankrupt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . onty . . . . . . . C . io to 17 . worth lp to $12.00. 289 . worth up to $12.00 , banllrullt 225
ouch. . . . . . . . U2.0
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Ilnlrupo sale cal ) . . . . . . . stile unlr. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '
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( MT mama USqrl Wool Soap ) II wish mInD had )
11'O OLEATS will not shirinic I
WOOL , SOAP
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