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ELECTION RETURNS OF SEDGWICK COUNTY-1884.
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Everybody Ja.the Urgeit stock of Dry Good la tows, yet we pay OM4MN i
tax ob oar stock of Dry Good than tbe other merchtaU Is the city.
TbeyBwer bwk, prove iU If they doa'tpay the tax yoa eaa't bolHvolheU
advertisements. They are all humbug aad Wow. Their cheap price ar atadtavwH
of the same ganry material. It is too this. We have the stock. Weayw tev tha
largest in this city. If you want cheap price we have them. Our imateaee trad prova It.
Our great sale of wrap still continues. A great bargain la these good.
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Prttldenl:
Janus U Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin K. Butler
John T.St. Johu ,
jGovernor:
John A Martin
George W. Gllck
Lieutenant-Governor:
A. V. ltt'Hllr
C. K. Hollil'jr
Secretary of State:
K B.Allen
EnRene Ilapm
State Trraturer:
S T. Howe
V. A. Iluttmau
Auditor of Stale:
K. I'. MrCau '
llnpli V. Cnvlpin
Attorney-Gtntral:
S Jl. UraJronl
U. 1. Smith. ..
CMtfjMt'Cl.
A. H. Hnrton
V. V. Campbell
Anociate Juttict:
V. A. Jnhinton
V A Hurd -
Tm)f rintendenl of Public Inttructioni:
I. II. I aw heart
M.J Kys
Conareu Seventh IHttrict:
Samuel It. l'eters
II. M. ltkkd
Stale Senator 3M Itittrtet:
John Kelly
E A. I"r y
ltepreientellrr s'M lliitnct:
Itmlolpti llattlelil
Wm Itrelffeiistelii
Kepretntatite-th llutriet:
Hubert r. I.awrenr
Hmraril Sowle
Cirri Dutrict Court:
C. A Van Xe
A.J McKec
County Attorney:
J. M Ililileroton
O. 1- Iirk
Probate Juigt:
K.B..Tewett
r'red A Snwer
County Superintendent:
IJ. I. llKiniiionil
J C. IlerrlnK
Coroner:
C. M. Garrison
E. A. Jteinmn
CommliiiontrFirtt lMti let:
I.. A Wilson
Theodore useller .
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One would think so to read'somW 'of the i&vertiseinent8;.that
they are to get
$10.00 Worth for $1.00.
Most every resident of Wichita knows
X.A.3DIES'
AT
20 Cents Up to $2.00.
Wind!
A Golden Opportunity in
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Dress
Goods,
CASHMERE,
Serges, Sateens, ?icuts;
SILK
PEDESTK1ANISM AND AN EXPLANA
TION. A tralkini; match commenced at tho rink
ycterdav forenoon tit 11 o'clock and will
continue for SO hourt, closinc at 11 o clock
to-nicliU Tho task undertaken, to be suc
cessfully accomplislied, will necessarily call
for both speed and endurance of a very high
order, and whether accomplished or not, the
contest thould make a spirited, exciting and
very interesting exhibition. Ir. Ilemman
is not the champion of the world for any
distance from one mile tip to tho six-day
record (G10 miles) as some time ago claimed
tv this paper, hut he claims that he U the
champion at pitrcinclv long distances, liav-
handsomely finished pictures that are always
to ho found at those gallerys. The raco is
nip and tuck.it being difficult to make a
decision as to who has the lead. The work
of each and both is of a high order of merit,
and worthy of the artists of tho large cities.
Sirs. II. (J. Hugplcs returned from Geuda
Springs on Monday, much improved in
health. She speaks in warm terms of the
virtue of the Eprings, and especially of the
management of the hotel by Messrs. Sheldon
& Sal ula.
See Hoffinaster & SonV sjwcial offer to the
ladies fortius week only. dl45-tf
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ing uotic Ij.uuu mnes mine uei itw
time for that distance
It is not the intention of this paper to in
terfere with or belittle anyone or to attempt
to spoil their business anil it wishes every
honest cir.rt, success hut at the same time
the public is entitled to protection from
broadcast assertions. A representative pa
per is looked upon by tho public as some
thing of a critic in nil matters of general in
terest and must necessarily, for its reputa
tion, discriminate between the meritorious
and the mediocre.
In the article that appeared in this sheet
some time ago, there was no question made
as to whether .Mr. Hcrriman was a fast walk
er or capable of giving a thoroughly good
and entertaining exhibition mid tlic public
n-rrn tirrrd to iro and i-ec hinv- on general
iit-iririnW Tim exeentiotis were made sim
ply and only to the length of tho track; the
time w hich was gh en out for tho covering of
five miles; and tho sweeping nertion of Mr.
Hcrriman ns to his Vmg the champion of
the world, without stipulating or specifying
the particular distance or kind of a race, it
was entirely right. These things were
known to nil absolute certainty at the time,
or they would not havo been published.
.Now Mr. II. claims that ho is the champion
at fi.OOO miles and it may bo that he is,
especially as ho claims that his record was
made during the present year, nnd therefore,
cannot appear upon the annals where these
records are annually placed until March of
next year. At any rate Mr. Hcrriman has
demonstrated here" that he is a very speedy
walker and an enterprising and game man.
Ho Inn arranged in the nice now in procress
to be placed under the strict supervision of
a board 1 honorable citizens anu as
far as the exhibition is concerned, regard
less of the championship, it is safe to say
that the race will bo a thoroughly good one.
Mr. Hcrriman is working for a reputation
and honestly desires to accomplish tho task
that he umll'itook jesterday morning. His
speed, endurance and pluck are all of good
quality and he will doubtless accomplish
the task or make a linru and clo'o struggio
for it. Tiiis alony with tho two load run
ners, should make a first-class contest, and
one worthy of patronage from all. Last
night at !'.S0 o'clock the contest was being
fiercely waged, each contestant being in
fino condition and all doing good work. The
ecoro stood, Hcrriman, M miles and 17 laps;
Dugan, 41 miles nnd C laps, and Simons 4 J
miles and 17 laps.
POOK LITTLE WAIF.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. "V.
1'rui'tt. that ha been cry ill ever since tho
sad occurrence Unit deprived it of a moth
er's care, died on yesterday.
It will be remembered" that Mrs. 1'ructt
came to this city some time since with her
husband and infant child, that she became
despondent at being separated from her home
nnd re!aties and made an ineffectual at
tempt to take her life. She partially recov
ered though her mind seemed to bo some
what nll'ected, and when she returned to her
eastern home the child was placed in care
of kind friends bere. The fragile little flow
er, without the natural nourishment and
caro from its mother, soon pined, faded, and
duilv grew weaker, until yesterday whenit
passed to Him who said, ""Sutler little chil
dren to come unto Me, nnd forbid them not,
for such is the Kingdom of Heaven." The
funeral will take phicu to-day (Thursday) at
I! o'clock from the residence of.Mr.Kos Har
ris, on south Main street.
T11C BUTLER DOOM.
New second-hand furniture store on Doug
las avenue, half a block west Main street,
north side. Furniture, stoves, queensware,
etc, at prices to s,uit the times. Give us a
call. Wiieklock & Co.
dI44-lw No. 114 AVest I). Ave.
Seo tho'c elegant lots in Gossard's addi
tion on North Lawrence avenue before pur
chasing. For sale bv
dl21-tf Caldwell & Stkoxo.
BUNNELL & ROYS.
NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that K. Dreves has
ceased to bo manager of the Anglo-American
Live Stock and Dairy Co's. farm, and
that said company will not recognize nor be
responsible for any debts or contracts made
bv said E. Drcvcs"
" Anglo-Am. Livestock & Daikv Co.
144-31 Uy Julius Simon, Sec'y. X Ast-
Drs. Vanmonciscar & Co. remain at the
Couglas avenue hotel until Friday night,
Nov. 14th, only. All persons troubled with
the diseases of" which they make a specialty
should, without delay, consult these eminent
gentlemen. A life time of suffering may be
avoided by timely attention. Kemember
they leave'Friday "night, Nov. 14th.
Sec our Newmarket and Newport gar
ment for $12.00. A beautiful wrap or street
wear. Chicago Bargain House.
Mr. ltutchcr has opened a rag and metal
warehouse at 31'J nortli Main street. "Wich
ita has been in need of such an establish
ment. It would be well for those who wish
to economize to give him a call. dl 17-tl
NOTICE.
For Sale One track of land suitable for
a large residence, 200 feet front by 140 feet
back, corner of fourth avenue and Lewis
straeL Inquire at Wichita gardens.
dl29-tf W- II- Scott, Prop.
Still Greater Heductlon in Coal.
The ltogers Coal Co. have reduced the
nrlm of their celebrated Pittsburg coal
tiftv j-etits more per ton. making prices from
this date as follows: Pittsburg lump, $5.00
Mii-fwd: Pittsburir nut. bt.oo acliverco.
Thev nre nlso now prepared to fill orders for
the "best Pennsylvania anthracite coal at
11.50 delivered." Charcoal at 20 cents per
bushel delivered. They positively guar
antee their weight in every case. Give them
a call. dM-tf
Real Estate,
Farm Loans,
& Insurance.
AgentsA.,T.&S.F.R.R. Lands
The oldest established real estate firm in the
dtv. A-large list or both city and country
property for sale at reasonable prices.
Money to loan at 6 Per Cent
WHO RECEIVHDTHE GOODS THIS FALL!
When wo bought our large stock formless prices than ever heard
of before in the United States, -we did not expect that
Wheat would k soli for thirty-live cents per telel in Wichita,
But we were mistaken, and now
Find Ourselves Over-stocked,
Look At Our Hosiery Stock!
PERFECTLY IMMEN SE.
It Favs to Trade at the SQUARE DEALING STORE of
S30.000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two years, by Kansas Loan & Investment
Co "Wichita National Hank building. dl43tf
Italilwin.tOtcrgren arc now re.nl i to
plintngrapli all wlio call at tlieir newly tur
nislied rooniH, No. ! l)oii.'l:is ave. .":!-tt
Pittsburg lump coal for sale by the ltogers
Coal Company, at $5 per ton, delivered.
1 linvn tbree irood second hand organ'
will fell on terms and prices to suit. Call at
once at Fred Sommer's jewelry store.
dl47-t0. AV. A. .lAqur.
Tinsel bonnets! Tinsel bonnets! UhicaOo
lJargain House.
If you have a dizziness of the head, palpi
tation of tho heart, a tired and and discon
tented feeling or fear of impending danger;
if vour memory is failing, if you are gloomy
and despondent, if vou have an aversion to
society, you are sullering from a serious dis
ease o"f the nerves, brain and heart. Future
untold iiiitorv will be saved vou, i in tunc
you appiy to urs,
aid.
Vanmonciscar A: Co. for
No. &J I)nugia avenue f u here you
.Jin i.-t comforfililv while wailliic for
jour picture.
INNES & BOSS.
Under the
HORSE SHOE.
N. X T. P. O.
EOCK & -WEIiHS.
MEAT MARKET!
UNION
J Everything
market
;kept in a
itrst-class meat
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OUB INSURANCE AGKNCT.
Aetna, of Hartford $9,192,6H
German American, of New York 4.0fi3,96S
Hartford, of Hartford 4,51,840
Home, of New York 7,488,615
Ins. Co. of North America, or i'hlla.. 0,071,096
Liv. & Lond., & Globe, of Liverpool, 5,771,959
Phsnlx. of Hartrord 4.4S5.049
Underwriters, of New York 3.699,791
The Equitable Life, of New York 50,000,000
EfOfflce In Roys' block, upstairs, over Bank
ot Commerce,
DOUGLAS ANI LAWRENCE AVB
COK.
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Old mail ltichmond, the magnetic doctor,
ran a butler campaign nearly all day Tues
day at the corner of .Main street nnd Doug
las avcjiue. lie discussed the greenback nnd
tnrill" issues to a large crowd, and produced
a good deal of sport for the bovs. Occasion
ally ho was met by some ardent, old-time
De'mocrat or Kepublican, and then tho dis
cussion waxed warm nnd increased the
crowd of listeners until the police had to
drive them nuay to clear the sidewalk. The
policeman gone" the old gentleman took his
position at some other point and fired away
n usual.
DEATH OF ANOTHER CHILD.
The little son of Jlr. and Mrs Frnnk Mu
ma, of Union township, died yesterday at
o'clock p. m., nged eighteen months. The
funeral will take place from tins family resi
dence at 11 o'clock this (Thursday morning.
The interment will be in the AVichita ceme
tery. Mr. L. Webster, who is the ngent for tho
Lamar nursery, of Ijimar, Missouri, and
who 1ms been "taking orders for somo time
past for fruit nnd ornamental trees from this
popular nursery, yesterday received two car
loads for delive'ry to his customers. The
trees of all varieties of fruit were done up
in bundles holes or trenches wcro dug in
the ground, the trees placed therein and the
root "o vored with earth. The trees arc
healthv looking and have splendid roots.
Thev arc two vcars old and stand seven feet
higli. Thev, both body nnd branches, have
been made bv tho knife. In even- particu
lar it is n most splendid invoice of fruit
trees and the large sales demonstrate the
popularitv of the firm from which they came
and the agent who handles this famous line
of goods. They can bo seen upon the va
cant lot opposite the trcmont house.
Mr. J. F. Kevnolds. of Goddard, was in
the citv yesterday and expressed surprise
at the news that lllaino would probably car
ry New York. Mr. Keynolds spent about
two mouths in that state last summer and
traveled about a good deal in the rural districts-
AVhen he got back to Wichita lie
told a reporter of this paper that, from what
he had gathered in conversation with per
sons who were generally rcpirded as good
authority, that the stale would go for Cleve
land bva large majority, lie also said that
his cousin, whose business took him all over
the state, cvprcscd the same opinion, al
toough a Kepublican.
The rivalry in our photograph firms seems
to be at white heat. V cry often new pictures
appear in ono case, which invariably meet
with a response from the other house. One
puts up a new case and tho other docs the
cm, tlm nuMie enlovimr the contest all
the time as they get the benefit of viewing
ibn bnndsomn tifoductions in art that arc
nmrd out from the lisnd of the artists.
These two places on tho avenue are favorite
spots for pedestrians to stop and spend aJew
moments, enjoying tho nicely executed aad
Pollock As Tcarco keep the Avenuc gro
cer', and don't you forget it. 1145-lit
Ituckwhcnt cakes and maple syrup at the
Avenue grocery.
Kid gloves! Kid gloves! Chicago liar
gain House.
rrof. T. M. Martin, of Wellington, will
be in AVichita in a few days, and will open
a writing school on Monday, the 10th. 1'rof.
Mnrtin has just closed twosucecssful schools
in AVellington, where he hau 170 scholars.
Ho comes highly recommended by promi
nent men in towns where ho has taught.
dl43-tf
For sash, doors, blinds, brackets, frames,
stairwork, go to the AVichita planeing mills.
d!41-tf
Telephone your order to
Kreemun for hack or lit cry.
ltau:
;iimau &
70-tf
llest seal plush cloaks (genuine Alaska
die) satin-lined seal ornaments for 'Xi.00.
Chicago lJargain House. dl47-i!t
Our Fall Stock of Hoots and Shoes was
never so largo and prices never so low as at
the Hed Front Shoo Store. dlfttof.
Creamery and country butter at Shober's.
' dllio-tf.
Tho Kogers Coal Company sell coal
cheaper than any other firm in "the city.
School children will e.ill at the Postoffiee
Hook Store for Kaub's grammar, and if they
have any of Clark's old grammars, bring
them with you for exchange- This is the
onlv place where the old grammars are on
exchange. d95-tf
Itlnnd will tell so will low prices on cood
goods which is the cause of our busy nnd in
creasing trade in Hoots and Shoes at the
Hed Front Shoe Store. A. Allen. dl03-tf
WICHITA. KAN.
And are going to unload. We mean just what wo say ! Let all
stand from under, for we are going to make prices, and mean busi-
nees.
WICHITA FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shop !
NEAK IHON BBIDOK.
R. McPARLAND, Propr.
J. P. ALLEN.
Every Thirlg Kept in a First-Class
Drug Store
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WICHITA.
K.NS.S.; THE POPULAR AND ELECTORAL TOTES IK 1180.
George Chadwick,
New York Store
M. KOHN & CO. .
nc&lrr In
GROCERIES & FEED.
rirst door
Maiu Street.
nrthor street car barn, Xotth
lil Im
Clearwater Bank
Of Wilson & Tillisghast,
CLEAXWATEB,
Do general Imnklnit IiusIuom.
tention given to collections.
KANSAS
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WHO WILL GET THERE IN 1S84 ?
Price our Hoots and Shoes and bo con
vinced that wo take the cake in selling them
cheaper than any one. A. Allen". (1103-tf
11 uu want to tiuy ebeaji lot- In Zimmer
ly't addition, call on" Fred Scbather, at city
rleikV otllre- d!tr
Bring our liahien. jour children anil all
tlie big folkx to Hablivin &. 0tercren'n.and
tie i!intni:rnphril with liclittiinir speed. 32 If
Go to the firet Muir east or the New
York ftoro for ilinpgr.ipli. ."S-tr
Now is the time to buy your coal. Buy it
of tho l'.oger-, Coal Company.
Kemember that we are leaders in low
prices. Other imitntors will nil follow if
they can, but remember wo warrant all of
our goods and after getting our competitors
lowest figures we can savo you twenty-five
per cent', llolfmastrr A Son wholesale nnd
retail boot and shoe house, Main street.
A lioiik mi all clir.mlc ni! Iwnl illeae4 !
ir.il niul reiiwlei Tree Swentzell Ioiigls8,
Wichita, Kan6s. "
Our stock of Kip Veal calf and Calf Hoots
is extra largo and prices lower than ever. Itcd
Front Shoe Store, 103-tf
Tickles, sweet pickles, sour pickles, miel
and sauer kraut at tlie a venue grocery.
Drs. Vanmonciscar & Co. nre especially
successful in the treatment of female diseases.
Their wide and extensive study and long ex
perience is supplemented by the most ap
proved nnd scientific methods of diagnosis
and tho most perfect surgical instruments. ,
Any lady wishing to learn more in regard to
their methods and success is requested to ,
call or write.
Creaiuerv and country butter at Shober's.
dl25-tf.
Creamery and country butter at Shober's.
dl25-tf.
Creamcrv and country
butter at Shober's.
dl25-tf.
Special Notlca.
November Mb. 18S1.
All persons holding claims against tho
Sedgwick county Republican central com-
same at once to tho secretary for allowance.
A. a. moirr,
Secretary nnd Treasurer.
Special to tho ladies: Hoffinaster & Son
will for this week onlv. civo to every lady
buvinc a pair of fine shoes, ono bottle of
Uixby's fino dressing. Ketails at twenty-lit c
cents".
Jersey Newmarkets Jersey Newport for
S15.00 at Ch'cago Bargain I!oue.
Wichita Cracker Co's, cracker fresh and
crisp at the Avenue grocery.
S50,000tolonn on mortgage for one and
two years bv Kansas Loan sfc Investment
Co.,tVichitn National Bank building.
Go to the ltog-TS Coal Company for cheap
coal.
Ladies remember French frames cost only
twenty cent at tho Chicago Bargain House.
John Schott has just received n choice lot
of bananas.
Wo can save monev to any one in need of
Boots and Shoes by calling at the Kcd Front
Shoo Store and laving in vour fall stock.
dl03-tf.
Drs! Vanmonciscar & Co. effect s positive
and permanent cure in every form of scalp
and skin disease by a scientific and harmless
method of treatment. This treatment re
moves all eruptions and blemUbes and im
parts a smoothness, clearness and brilliancy
to the complexion which is rcallv charming.
" UTdlt'
Hoffinaster & Son sells rubber goods
all kinds lower than the lowest.
of
For fruit of all
to Jno. Schott.
kinds,
Igoo
dl
100-tf
S50.000 to loan on mortgage for one and
two vears, bv Kansas Loan $: Investment
Ct, "Wichita National Bank building.
Buckwheat and maple syrup at O. Bug
bee's. Hess' old stand.
farmi for Salt.
Six well Improved farms, situsted in
Milton and Murdock townships. Butler
county, Kansas. Address A. Harrison,
I'lirinn. Sedrwlck county. Kansas.
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Real Estate Office
-OF-
H. G-. LEE
WICHITA, KANSAS.
-ij"OR SALE Improved and unlmproted
I? Inrms, vlrpaiitclty t rorty, Tucunt luU.
Tor bii-lnrs or resiilfncC!-. and larpe stock
randies. 1 can fell ou pood suburban limi
etty wltnln a reasonable iiltiince of the prin
bslnes jKirtlon of the city In tracts of from
one-tialrup to twenty acre- Call and examine
lilt list
to Iflin on Good SecnritT. Insurance in
lhc Hcst iVmipanies.
Krnfc of Ciij and Farm Property Cartfnllj
Attended To.
O- Office In
Hulldtu
ba.emrnt of Cltlien Bant
. cor Main sinrei ami inrafiu i..
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ISRAEL BROf.
Druggists and Grocers.
; Special
"Announcement!"
On ami after Monday, October 13th, 18S4, w
shall offer
2&3-AcreLots
OnUUzeaml Kourlli avenues InonrGltie and
Kalkenstela Additions, between the L'nlon De
pot and the Santa Fe and Fort Scott Junction
north, at low prices and on favorable terms.
This is the best thing going In the wavordeslr
able suburban homes. Xear the present L'nlon
Depot terminus of the Street Hallway, and on
the route of It probable early extension.
Prices and terms at our office, 119 Douglaa ave
nue, Kagle block.
J0CELYN 4 THOMAS.
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S DRY GOODS HOUSE!!
0
EXPOSITION AND SALE!
We hopo tho best men will set the offices and in th :
tinio and thereafter, we shall be pleased to have everybody
come and inspect our mammoth stock of Clothing for men, boy
and children-Hats, Caps and Furnishings in fact, everytMaff tor
the clothing of tho sterner box.
BITTING BROS.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHIERS. HATTERS & FORHISHIB!
."tales.
Hanc'k
Ladies' Wraps too Costly to Keep Perma
nently in Stock !
Aliliama . .
Arkanmit . .
California...
Colorado .. .
Connecticut.
Delaware
tlorlilt
Owjrgla
Illinois .. ..
Imllnna . .
Iowa . ..
K.finait ....
Kriitietjr ,..,..,
IniUIana ....
Main
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I Michigan ..., ..
Jiinnr.fiia ....
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Nelraiisa
Xnta
Ifampitlilrn
Xomt Jrnrj
Nw York .
North Carolina .
Ohio
Orcsron
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Hholo Inland ..
South Carolina
Tennewitf......
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rrmont .
1rzlnla. ..
Wet Virginia ..
tviaronsln
arf
Uarflelil
On Wednesday, Thm-sday and Fridajv
NOVEMBER 5th, 6th and 7th,
Occurs oiir great sale of elegant garments. Alaska Seals,
Brocade Yelvets, Plushes, Sicillians, Plush on Plush and Velvet
on Velvet, combining the most beautiful materials in fashionable
-shapes.
A Sssre ThJaff.
For
FIRST BLOCK WEST
Mnu
saT form) of rphllUs, In IUir Uit primary.
secondary or iHtiarr tajc. Scrof ala. coppcr
cotorrd blotcfc on the face errroB. tMttn,
old mm, caurrh, rbducatUra, scald &,
nlr niiHilirum. and all disa4 ari'lsc
. ..... .... 1fromblatpoloo,iltbj'Dr.Tan!r'alBJSaa
OF TREilOST HOUSE, 'd Car.. A jauntJilt o .yphlllU tn.
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Tliree Days Only!
And the most costlv. if not sold in these three days, will be return
ed. Some of these wraps are the production and exact copies of
o-arments made b- such artists as Worth, Felix and Pingat. We
present an opportunity to intending purchasers only equaled by
the very largest houses in this country.
Remember, For Three Days Only
Munson
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JUST AFTER ELECTION DAY.
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ROBISON BROS,
21 MAIN ST.
From November ist
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BOBISOIT BROS.
CLOAKS!
CLOAKS !
Tbi Ixrcst stock So WIcLlta, waticntA, U be aoUl t
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28 Main St.
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